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Mahon, ia a proclamation jost iagueiL divides FariB into;loor commanda, viz: Hjefi'^rtli, Centr? .'and South. Gen. ' Y?j?oy f'? fippointojl ' %o\ o o ni maud of tho E??k.<*ftQ. Laftmirjyiit. fd ; ^?r^. ,'Qe^, J Douai to Contre and Geo.- jCJisny to South. 1 Ci^'i I ' 'rf tn^or i sHr cid sfer re d ' to th 9 mi ! i*. tate;>ndno wfjr^.pr ?$f?g i?? p>t? x??tedvi'?>'; .<; ir ?> w.? ' ..' ; .',yr,J I4 ?B r?portud that Pyat has escaped -?4hfnnVft' anYT ?JfljMfc 'btf'?re??* - .Nvfer* ?wd??i^.<ihojp?#iA.of j MjiVMe?, :?h offleer of the Commuua captured J>y tho, Vert'ft'HHaii-'trddpai ' 'Tho ! corpse of a d?^r?bf tW-,UomM&h?,.xVarl?u,;;was fisar?lioa -and upon it- dincovored- four hahd?M38htf^atiDiEfa?as&ifa S i I?YX'G?O?. The adherents of .the Dnko Aumale tc*-report'-at the. headnUnrtera of tho ^f?re j$j Still ^jeat,numb?^r,,?<,ftr^i(i' buried corpses in; Belleville. ' ; ,; ..' ? ?rt 4s said-that many Ot tho Paris insnr gd?'t? wjfre? Eugliahm?h; The report oc$4ion? ?nuch brttern^ss" towardsR?ito land:on thet part ol 4he(-French' po'o'ple., ,. Btima apprehensions<?ie felt ? thal th? mi tr ail lo us?1 ?f?HbVo&s? Ofl w?dl?salo exe O^tnASKOP (tioiVUAlI jL-??<?R.< luv:--; . Bev?r^wWsh?p?-h.f '- CUetbdnrg have priao'nmohfl^ aTBjtOf?i>s,. May .31. - Viator. Hugo loft,. BeTgftim for - Holland. ?hit?lo: ??> i. ?yh : > ^IBSSROB, May 81,-Tile -TtahW Gov-1 ?i^^^attMctbd M|W throtigh-'; oufe:tho.oouotry. ta capture, all ; prisoners Who rn?y<iutex>italy,. ,-n.:<--,tilil bvatfj 2\V?fo&A, May Bl.--President GMut re allow-: Bargo, Yo q Xieflererj .ita Minister to *hG, United-Sta tea, ttl presido over the ?xrJitrat?bn of*Cutirm olidm*,1 and the im pHai pfetw^pr^h^ \je^\ mfj^mi to Washington, . , . v BBUSSBX-S, i May.. 31.-V-fho. Belgian Ohapdjor of -repr?sent?t! vee tiM1 fe) coted ? jr ea ol uti on of regtet f ?r tho; expblaiou of . Viflto.r-H.ugp. Miniate^'^^tcjs^?ebhea' severely! >eondemned-aompKcity. ol; in? tellectual matefaotora^with thu; crimea of ^?^y^^S^j^i^e^^ae been ve^bTeB?topfei??i?rf;fbteroourBO .botwoen Ffehbhmen anteGer'urans-'. ; ; Department pt tub Seine aro ?nade sub'. ?jt to tho special authority of Marshal bW?h??? >??>>}????. ? ; - Picard and Lotto ^?11 soon retire frbm tho Ministry. . It is not known who will anccoed thom. . PartB will remain for eome time yet nndpp military jurisdiction/ bot,, com j?urJ?ca4ion with the city M now unre ?tricted, and entrance and exit are free | ?Oa-lh" '? ? .... .. . * ?<?? It is arvid the number of prisoners now | ir4 tho banda of tho Government ex iosedo for ty thousand. . . . iltDirrj?N, Juno 1.-A Times special from .paris] say s the -yersaUl?-* troops' are not nowyaa, p'o'pblar when ^hey entered Paris, becauae. o|- ino ' severp ' measures tartan*)* ??v^ Wrm&kM sumo - commercial, nnd^i?annfaotnring Operations. >M > "?V^ . -?^desp^^roH m Denis, Jonday, M/hf%?mt re?liaent>n^r gnaida ajre irar nod to ? Geimany? end t h o ir. place o j 'bave^ boen euppliod by other ' trboi BA?nors bl-agitation. ut?d ;Oarllafc^ ri?f tn Sp?iTehoflleially oonfr?d?d^U?,,:. i K? ^haTxtrKshaa ra despatch from .Bom--! 'bay which saja that Herat fell into the ni jJjONOoVr Junb ,L-rTho .$ttcmdara,\,6l' thht afternoon, contains a despatch from Versailles, annoonoibg tho resiguatkm of Favre, ti Ttiormbrdraombers of: tho Com .i?uno.(Fronkell and Fontaine) woro ar rfe'ated. <*. Marquis Gobriac?'goes to Beidin, on tb;? 8d inst;, os 'French F^bassador. The interdiction Upon ingress to .and v egress from Paris will be" removed from the 3d inst. - - - " I ' PAAT^, June 1.-The French journals j ' aro greatly'divided in Gentiment os to tho future of ? theft bo un try. The 'Opinion, Siede and-Oqnstiiutiqnel favor a continu? ance of the,x*epnbUo/r': The: Temps, Na ti?nale 'and'\P?(rHe ate very guarded in their comments upon the situation.' The Opinion thinks.-the withdrawal of Thiers Will bo, .equivalent.. tp revolution,. Tho Sieclo says Thiers is, as energetio against . Che Bonaparti?ta hs^? Reds; The ^i garo favors monaroby, ^ r.i \ McMahon's authorization is rc quest Dd fot the- opening of theatres. Sales of newspapers in tbe streets are prohibited. Thd&ecfo was seized this morning. .. Executions havoooaaod. The prison era now on trial ot Versailles ?nd tho | barricades in Paris are numbered at 400. Aiaerlca-o Intolllpenco. OHABTISSTON, June 1.--Sailed-steamer, Empire,,' Philadelphia; schooners Ida Riohard?on, New York ; K M. Pennelj a Northempiiit.. . ' s- Ha^r ?wa?,- Jsnc l.-.-.Thc^edding ai Ar thur A. .MoG ninia, a New Orleans mer cdiunt, to Jhp .daughter of William M. Tweed, wa? largely attended. Tho pre Anta amonnted to $700,000. It is understood that George H. Mom iprd takes the place of George Walker, tooloo;WajHPftsidents.timbe Vfw? m$ ?nlon ^?^Ph^ont??hi. j ' |A special cotftmiltseof thb&nioQ Be pnblioan G^ralWmteit^ have issued ?lmo;nif&>t?>.to tho BeppUlcana of New Ork. in which they atatoK?iat Jackson , Bph^lt? b?<S Wm. Ortott have called I on tllQ^?topnblicana of our city to re? organize -xhe party. The speoial com? mittee 'tulvifio the Bepublicans of New ' Yp?k-npt po takevpajt pr lot. In the.fac HohnTThbvcm'ent, adumg that th?'r?gblar head, will no* idiabundsnt tho command , -.Tho members of tUeCottooJ"i$xchange.. met to-dav; ??'d decided to olose'tbu Ex,-' c\mugo atT? P. Wt.,*, daripg the eammet' m?pnthp*' Tho oamroiltealpppoioted at thc l?s|:.n^oti^io. q?m?^ o?lcera for tUe cnanirf?y^r^frQ^ ??j*h^ 1^ an^ai ^llhoard^p^ mannfepr?:^ V^*^*"1*- ' [ ; J?on. dahp Motoid'iMui-pby.-diod to-, d ay of ; pms?f itSr ?ged?ribr ty-foui jfeara. -r $!T. ^WJIw^^T^pIC^OifciOoprt; grouted ;au' ^qfaUon.,r?fltrainiofj . ibo ni&uu??rj^?n^^ the : Miesau ri. rnjffsbolbj^^ to exclude the fbtirtfeetotu'l?ild ! fifteenth amendments ftom'tcbi dbidmittee's con? sideration was'tabldd. 'SIM'Vl" WAsaiNotoirjJhde l-.r-MSrAbt and fa? mily are gorfe.'i 'PrdviodsTfOiliis depart? ure, the Presjdobti'hp?bitited George Bancroft Minister td thu German Kul? pi re; Wm. H. Parsons, of Texas, com? missioner to the Centennial Celebration at Philadelphia; Geo. W. Wood, collect? or of the Firal Texas, aDd "Altec. H. Wal lace, collector of thu Fifth! Texas Dis? trict, - . < n - .. i an.'T I ? An immense but orderly negro' meet-' Sag Vtrss held fu Union League Hall, to consider the atr?k?j ' tvh'ioh Appears quite general. A'cotumittuo W?d ^Hbinted to confer with tho Bbard of "Public Works. A mau mooting is called for Monday night, to hoar the report.' This action partially dispels. . the. apprehensions of turbulence to-niOPr?wi. \ li, A letter froball JobkeOhbbro, Texas, pays: On tho386b;-bf May, d baud.of 100 Indians attacked Warner's, train, twenty miles froid ' then?, and" killed Roven men belonging to the train and wounded ooo. General. Sherman, who was at Fort Bi ohardeou ot tho time; ordered four com? panies of cavalry in; pursuit, with in? structions to drive tho 'Indians to Fort I Sill, saying that if he lound they were 1 Fort Sill Indians, ho would atop the In? dian trade in that quarter. Miller, Collecter bf Customs nt Mobile, will return home U> hight. He retains bis place, over which there has been a 1 desperate struggle.. '. In tho Bowen cuso, Judge Olio decided that the New York record could be at? tacked first for frand, and second fori want of jurisdiction. David A. Cooper, nu expert, swore there were erasures nu? der Chris., C. and Francea and B. B. Gushing. '. The: witness fonnd several other erasures, but no attempt to con? ceal. Anson Herrick prod need files of his papers; -'The Diatriot Attorney found no snob advertisement -as a notice of C. O. Bowen to Francoa Bowen.' The Befe-1 ree "of the court swore no noch case was referred to hinr tn 18-!%;; nor was there any such oaaa oh- Judge Barrett's docket. The Court of Claims tooli op the claim of Louisa Medway, an English woman, sojourning in North Carolina during the war. Her cotton was Boiz'od and sold. She proved her'loyal ty.' 'She furnished supplies to the Union troops, and other? wise treated them kindly, bbl towards ! the close'of the war she w rd tb a letter to Mr. Davis, in which abo ^expressed, in the warmest- ternis, 'her loyalty to him, with a viewy it ia supposed, to ace uro his assistance in getting out of the country. This letter was among the captured Con? federate archives, > and defeated the claim. Judge Pock - dissented. The Court then adjourned to November. The negroes wero turbulent to-day, threatening 'tb''prevent laborera from working at $1.25 per day. They hold a meeting torjujgk!. Danger apprehended to-morrow. . ^ho negroL-ri want $2 and eight hours. , V . . The Sub-Outrage Committee met to? days! Several' responses wore received from the South in answer to the commit? tee's inquiries.] An irregular examina? tion of witnesses will commence to-mor? row. . About thirty1 have been sum moued. It is intended to tako a general view of affairs South, and report to the full committee in September. Probabilities-It is probable that par? tially cloudy and pleasant weather will be experienced ou Friday from Missouri to Virginia and Northward. It is pro? bable that rain and' high winds will pre? vail in tho Gulf West of Florida during the night. The debt statement shows' a decrease! of nearly"-$4,500,000; ooiti .ju, the trea? sury $39,750,000; ourrenoy over $8,750, 000. The treasury hps' defined Jay I Cooke & Oo.'s offer for $130,000 of the i new loan. The terms .of the offor are unknown..'; ' ; BALTIMORE, Jane D?motive Chris-1 topher Frondefelter was fatally shot! while preventing Thomas Goodrich from shooting his brother, Washington Good? rich. , '- .' Th reo great finares in ^profane history .-The Duke of mecklenburg, Schwerin, Earl de Grey and Ripon, and'Horace Greeley. v >'? ' 'Pardon, I wish I could take my gold with me," said a dying deacon to his pastor. "It might molt," wap tho con? soling reply. The heathen Chinee, according to a | law of the flowery kingdon), munt have a white aho'ejt in his house .to.wear to fu? nerals. . , , . . . : . ? If i or tor IF.moe Steak will ?tap your hun? ger, cull at POLLOCK'S! A frosh supply of XJsgleyV Majflawer. Aqe cut, at. P?T4.o??%s. ?jv ..;/'.' , ' .JTha beat piscat?> ?4i Mool pjf$$tx ?X\U)L. 'is at Poixpok's..\'vyv-'*..;'* . .. ; . , '"\? A 'fr?sh ?appry-'neihremin taget at "ROL ?frTfirm. nt 10}??Wj??. ? VJ l2$g/>.' Gov?rnmebwbloBeil 'Arin, at % ?\?<?. .advance j ?J23 11 $?.QSS?WVfftf imas rather ptroqg. Others dull, ,aqd heavy. Tounessees 70}?; new 70^;;, ? Virginias 08%} uew 73)<j. LouiBinuaa O?j'new 64; levees 70; 8s 84. Alabarnas 108; 5s 72. Georgias 80; 7a 92 J?. North Carolinas 47??;.ft9w/2?- .South parolinas, 74; new 03%. ; Cotton quiet and steady, with oalesfof-2,429 bales, at 17%. Flour il rm and in fuir request-oom mon . td : fair extra 6.75@7.25; good to choice 7>85@ 0.00. Whiskey a shade Armor, ot 92^ (?fi2}4- Wheat closed rather heavy and decidedly lower-wiuter red aqd . amber Western 1.64?1.69; inside price, to ar? rive; tho decline is chiefly^ ou winter wheat Cbrn heavy nod lower, at 70? '73: Pork 15.50@15.75. Beef dull. Lard lower-kettle. 10)4- Freights Bteady. LOUISVILLE, Juue 1.-Flour Arm and advancing". Com Urmer and in good demand-white shelled 68. ProviBiona dull and declined. Pork held at 16.00. Bacon-packed 'shoulders C?}?; clear sides 9j?- Lard 10%. Whiskey 89. : ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Flour-low grades acareo and wanted ; medium weak. Corn dull and unsettled-yellow sacked 58? 60. Whiskey 90. Pork easier-jobbing 16. Bacon easier-shoulders G!?; clear sides 4 CINCINNATI, Jane 1.-Flour steady and iu moderate demand,' at 6.75?*7.00. Corn quiet and steady, nt 53. Pork dull aud decliuing, with small eales, at 15.T5. Lard 9%. Baoon dull and a shade lower-shoulders 6J?; aides 8>?@ 8%. Whiskey nd vRn?ed, at 89. UAI?TTSIOUE," Juue 1.-Flour weak but fairly active. Wheat dull and weak choice whito 1.90@2.00; prime to choice red 1.80?1.82. Corn scarce-white 79? 80; yellow 74?76. Pork 17.00. Shoul? ders 7^. Lard 11@11??. Whiskey soarce, at 94. Cotton quiet and Arm middling 17>?@V7J?; receipts 195 bales; sales 475; stock 1,495. Nsw OBLKAN9, June 1.-Pork dnll mess 16.50. Others unchanged. Cot? ton quiet and Arm-middling 16%? 16%; receipts 990 bales; calea 4,200; stock 96,313. AUGUSTA, June X.-Cotton market closed firm, at 16 fdr Liverpool middling; sales 386 bales; receipt? 157. NonroLK, Jane 1.-Cotton strong low ^middling 16???16}? ; receipts* 877 bales;'sale?7?i stock 2,125. "MOWLE, Juno 1.-Cotton quiet-mid? dling- 16??; receipts 281 bales; sales 500; stack 19,795. ? . ' CnAiiXiEftTON, Juno 1.-Cotton qaiet middling 16%; receipts 583 bales; sales 200; sW^k 8,672. SAVANNAH, Juhe 1.-Cotton quiet middling 16)^; receipts 300 bales; sales 200; stook 19,442. } BOSTON, June 1.-Cotton quiet-mid? dling 18; receipts 122 bales; sales 400; stock 7,500* ri \ . WrtMracrtOK, June t;-Cotton firm - middling l?;^ ; receipts 25 bnle?;.'etooh 200- * .' . rr', ks Sf} G AL VERTON, June l.-^ottbnV^aaiex^ good ordinary 14)^; receipts?05 bales; sales 1.000; stock 52,462. Couiploto. triumph over CORKS and BU? NIONS ty Mona. ?EROER, who diecovered, 1st: The naturo of Corns. 2d. Their did-' BOlvont. SJ. Thoir pennant nt curt I Those dieooverics are tho happy r?unit of years' of study and pr.?ctico. For particulars, apply ovor tho Citizens' Savings Bank, from 0 to 12; aud from 2 to 4 o'clock, at Houdrix Hourn?. May 16_.___,_?_ For Sale. THE LOT known as Christ Church proper? ty, situated ou tho South-east corner of lil andi MK and Marion streets, iu tho city of Columbia, containing one aero. ALSO, Tho Lot on Richardson street, South of and adjoining tho United Kia tea cr Nie'.orson Ho? tel Lot, fronting on Riohardson streot 58 feet 0 inches, and running back 208 feet G inches. Each of tho above Lots, from their pecu? liarly favorable locations, must faul increase tn value. In addition to i he above, the anhacrihor of? fers for sale a large amount of Beal Estate in this oily, in the eurronnding country, in Mewborry, and in Bpartanturg, consisting of Houses and Lots, Parma, Mille, Ac. May 24 timo J. W. PARKER. U. B. Internal Eevenue, COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, 8o DIBTOIOT, B. C., COLUMBIA, May 28,1871. THE Income Taxes for tho year 1870, and the Special Taxen [on tho sale of To? bacco, Spirits, Ac.,] ft? the pr?sent year, have neon assessed and .placed in my bands for ooU?fliioni ' Residents of tho city of Columbia, and of tho Counties of Richland and Lexington, are required to make payment at this efhoe by tba 10th day of June. After that dato, the penalties prescribed by law will bo enforced. 1 II. M. WALLACE, May 28 ? Collsotor 3? District S. O. i For Bent, THAT doairablo WAREHOUSE, adjoining tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, formerly occupied by Messrs. Blak?lx '" Gibbes; size 120 by 40 feot. For terms, apply to B. J. BOONE, Agent, . M*y 31t At Ofboo of E. W. Seibo)? * Co. For Sale. '? A OAR LOAD pf fine Ken-l?^^ . AkrfVucky MULES and HORSE8*M? fl /'S - amontr thom some faefc?^^^L h+* .-l'etock-for . salo/ Applv at ' AGNEW & CO.'S SUblea, assembly ntrcotr April 25 " "'. ; ' '*' FOR TI3E1 BENEFIT OF THE7-'* bf* ' '.' k EBEE SCHOOLI??PI CHARTERED BY TOE STAT? OFJ?r??^????Jb\ TXi'?fi'.O?liME?dEP ?ND WILL C?N?P&?E TnEuDI^TB?8DT.IQN OF AWABD8 IN OL Landa ?nd/Toncmente, Jewelry, Pianos, Organa, B?rpe, Statues,Gold , WatcneB,'Silver arid Plated Ware, fiiemonde, ?to., by Raffle, twice A dav, at ia M. kudo P. SI., at tho Get?erkl ODloe, No. 147 Meeting street. Charleston, South Carolina. .? . \\\u?? ?,, . ? . **: The Directora ol the Charleston Cbarit?blo Association, for-tho B put flt o? tho-Free School Fund,.ha ving complied with th? tonus of tb*j?r.Ch arter, and paid over to J, K. Jiibson, 9Uf o Superintendent bf education of Sooth Carolina, the unm or ono thod?and d?lla?a.-?bSittK the annual,payment to the School Fuud uudor the Chartor, [the receipt being horotb appended,] hayo inaugurated a Myelom of '-Inauranoo Certifieatea" whiob la surrounded by .every, degree of ?airooa?, and will be ra Oled for twice a day, nt ri M. and IS P.. M., tn public, under tho au-, poriutendenoo of Captain.Fenn ?eck, a aworu Commit?laifor. M,''n'''" ' 7' - ? '-"'.a . 1 The advaptagoa of, thia ayatom are, thai the purchaaerjaiun^aXe.^fj^ho^ gi ^heir/ own nu ruber? anywhere from No. 1 tpNo. 78, and th<? privilege Of limiting or lecuaelbg their, in? vestments at pleasure..- The Schedule of diales adopted by tho Company will explain-moro fully anil accurately, and opp be obtained at-tho Orneo of . tho Company,or from.?uy voiidcra. Every raffln that takes plac?la glassed and numbered on Ibo Cyicipauj'u ?ffloial if99h a, arid takes placo twice a day, aa follow?: . ., ... A/tt?Tt>;i? rtf.?o|ttr-1 -Ma}-rt uti' H Numbera printed on Cubes, fromi No,l to No. 78, aro placed fjh.pnbli?] by the eworq Com missioncr in a Class Baffle Oylipder. BBQ aro well ahakoTi?q'Ai*dy Lnbdfultfdu takosv Ahe of these Puo?U which ia)|SlfiUtod U^jiUoJipVQUtors and declared to be, and ia rCQWdyed ?S, tfee ?rat rafflou" Amnbor. 'Tn?' BriOlo Cylinder will then be revolved, and tkoiboy> again takes out another number, which ia similarly exhibited to tho spectators and recorded aa the second raino number. This operation will bo repeated until 'twelve' nutbbere are rsfnecT out of 4ho Cylinder, and?aeh number wi'l ho'recorded on the official booka of tho Company in the order in which it is taken in tbw faille. Those twelve numbers so rallied in nach t afilo wlU decld? all tho Awards ^^Cortifloatps., ... ...rr "l ).!-.;.. 1 tu , , ,d : Allv'tnV numbera id--each ? ralTIo aro equal, no d^t'uicHon'' biT g-mo rte np to tho order- In which the numbers are taken in tho raille, and the-Awards are sVbrice'd?liVOTfed tO ?.lie auo oeBsful.CqrtiacateJioldor^ , t . .,, ,- ' ?.' .-. ??>?.??..? .ita imaNnUIu uhi4 EXPLANATION OP TH? OE?MftGAfffr.&^ Purchasers seloot their own humber? anywhere from from l to78. and, fdr ^tiiddle, say, pay for tho same ono doMfer. f The vondor gives the purchaser a Certifient with the number or numbers ?oleotod, and entera the aatuo number or numbers upon the Company's Register^ [with the amount so paid,} to bo returned to tho Oftloo of the Company hy the Ve??dorbefo* e the raffle t?kes place. Furohasore. may select a one number -certificate, or a two -humber oortiflcato, or a three number certificate, or a four number eorllfloatei " A einglo nnmber certificate means a singla - nnmber selected by tho buyer anywhere from 1 to 78, add Should that nnmber bo'taken oat, in tho twelve numbera ao takon-from the Baffle Cylinder, the purchaser will be entitled to an Award of four times tho value of aha rea in th? raffled property, or oost of tba Original certificate of shares, it-y y il A two number certi?oate means if the two numbers as tho certificate comea uni In th? twelve numbera taken from tho Raffle Cylinder, will entitle the ?neceara ful holder to an Aware of aharee in tho, raffled property of twenty Mmes tba valne or- coal of tho original certificat* Of sharea. . -, ? . ' A three number ourtiOcate moana if the three numbera on tho eertificate ?mn? out in th? twelve BO taken from tho Baffle Cylinder, will chtitl? the bolder to an Atoard of abares In th' raffled property of 120 limes the valuo or coot of the original certificats ol shakes. If bu two of the numbera aro ont in the three on tbs certificate, j the purohaaan trill' resolve-aj Award of twice the amount ot the value or cost of the original csru?o'itoi ' - A ILO .nur? : A four number certificate means if the four numbera on the certificate aome ont in th twelve BO taken from tho Baffle Cylinder, the pur ch aeor will be entitled to an Award Of attire in tho raffled properly (f 300 times tho valno or cost of the original certificate of 1 ohnree. 1 but threo of tho numbera on tho cert i li nato are ont in ttad raffle, tho purchaser -will reoeiv an Award of abarua in tho raffled property of ten times tho valuo or coat of. tho Original ce] tificate of shares. , 1 . . .t .. .. . :.'. 1. ipiitn . . ?: A poraou may inveat in a ccutifiaate of ?haren in theso raffles an amount email or largo a he pleases. The Company's Schednle Li?t of Awards is made ont at tho rate of one dolli for oerti neates, but certificates will be issued of itha valne of '23, 50 and 76 cents; aviso, IL, ll $3, fl, io and to $10, and upwards, and tho Awards delivered pro rata to thu schedule hat J ratea. . , , [ . ?.' . ** . 1: haw tl The abevo explanation wUl enable any one deBiring to take aoharo in theso raffles, to do i understandingly, and tho raffles, being fairly and honeatly conducted in public by the nwca Commissioner and exactly at the hours named, they afford a aafer means of investment tho any other business speculation. >?< . ? . ?"? it t. The first Property and Laud Scheme'of the Company will 'be issued in a sha time, and will be raffled every three mouths. .-. .. Any further information will be furnished by the Company's Agent, Main a tree t ; oppoai the site formerly kuown as J annoy'a Hotel, next door below Union ofheo, where eertmcat aro for sale. i ? : 7 L. T. IJEVIN, Coliimbi?, S. C, . , ' * ^ , ' AGENT 6F THE COMPANY. AU certificates sold in Columbia will bo decided by the 12 M. drawings, daily, and .boo closed at 6 P. M. the day previous. - , '. J : * . " . ' CnABLEBTow, May'34,* 1871 Received of tba "Charloaton Charitable Association," o? the Slate of South Carolina, for i Benefit of the Free School Fond, [ahc^esBors of B. II. Willoughby St Co.,] one thonaand d lara, being the sum in full to be paid into tho bands of the Btato Superintendent of Edin tion, "as roquirod by an Act of tpo General Assembly of tho State of South Carolina, pate at the Tegular session of 1870-71," approved March 8,1871. J. E. JILLSON, Juno -1 imo . 8tate Superintendent Education South Carolina Jtti?A.D TH18? WE' take pleasure lu calling tho .epecia) attention of the tr ado to our large and well selected stock of Ladies', Misses', Children's, Men's and | ' ? ? i ?: '? r'?:v.. t rt: t'-u.-. .Boys' SUBS lil &M?1E, Which wo aro soiling at M? N UFA CT UR F fr S PRIC ES.' GIVK US A CALL, and cxiimlue hf fore you huy. J. H. & M. L, KIN ARD. May 26 . For Rent. MWE offer tho following desirable pto porty for rent: THAT splendid family RESIDENCE, with, forty-two acres of laud attached, known as tho "Walker Placo." Several hundrod fruit treeB of tho choicest selection now in full bearing. Tho lands aro comprised of highlands and meadow, with a bold frto spring not distant from the house. Tho front, near four acres ia extent, faces on Uppor Boundary, ono of our moat public streets. B. O NEALE A SON, April 29_Cotton Town. H AMS ! HAMS ! ! HAMB 111 7 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS I CHOICE MARYLAND HAMS! ! CHOICE CROWN HAMS ! ! 1 Together' with a full stock Smoked and Dry Salted BACON SIDES, Shoulders and Strips, for sale at low prices to cash consumers. May 27 JOHN AGNEW & 80N. Dancing School-Last Session. MONS. BERGER'S second and last se?Hion will begin on PRIDAY, the 2d of June. Apply at Hendrix House. Mav 28 Private Boarding. MRS. S. J. WYATT Informs her friends and tho public in goueral, that Rho has oponed a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on Plain atroet, near Hull. The honao ia largo and airy, and guests may oxpeot tho cnmfortB of a homo._ '_May Baking Powders. K/\ DOZ. ROYAL BARING POWDERS, Ow [samples free,] ?i) doz. Audrows' celebrated Y^ast Powders. 25 doz. Sea Foam Baking Powder, . SQ boxes Baking Soda, assorted papers. Just received and for sale by . May 13 JOHN AGNEW .I-BON. G JES TO ... A*i ". ..r . . I'll . \ . . \ BECAUSE tht v procure tba )a>tesfc atylee ia DEY GOODS, ?od get bettor vaina for their money than eta tie had in any other house in the city. We aro now showing an entire now stook in now atylea of "," ; . t I'ti -'-l k') J ?' . "i - ' !? '""'i ' ' ! i iL LADIES' MADE DEESSES, ' \'\ Pollineasq Urer DresseB, Ladies* Under Garments. &o. "Our Mr. Love" ia; shipping PB, by every steamer, uew.novul ties/and our o tock of DRESS GOODS, LIMN GOODS, Surpasacs aDytliing in this'market, ?nd St stilt lower prlceo. We are a "live t??ua?,". and Intend driving ? bu?inoea on quick fl?lea and small profits. ,W. D. LQVE, May 10 " ' Ti. B: MOOBEERY. ' For Bent* THE commodious and desirable [tin ROOMS abovo the Store wo occupy ?aJLU8 singly, in suits, or altogether. Poa* ao?sion or the second floor desired in Sep? tember, it. o. "SHIVER & co. April 28_|. Lard! Lardll PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly pure"-in barr?la, half barrels, kegs and 3, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced prices,, by JOHN'AGNEW 4 SON. . May 28 _ Redaction in Prices.. _ LADIES' popular PONY I'H^ ?^K^X^TONS, ono of the numbor just ?Sapd^tfpreccivod, very etylinh, No-top ?kr j? Buggies, Top Buggies and Turn seat Buggies, in variety. Fine Six-pasaonger Fbmtons, on platforms; Four-passcngor Puro lona, on throe apringa. Open and Turn-seat Bockawaya. Thia varied stock Ia now being offer od very low., Also for salo a desirable pair of BAY MAR?B. May 25 W. E*. GREENFIELD. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CERTI? FICATES bought by . Fell 6 D"OAMBBlLL. Broker. ? Special Notice k^**~?\ TILE MIL L S HOUSE, AaB&T?'rY Cb?rjoatob, 8. C., baa reduced S?H|HRs?f_if8 rato ot Tranaiont Roard to t^rrffi?ffliB*Tt3.00 per day during the eum luec momba. . . ?L PARKER, Proprietor. G. W. PAO?KO, SapOTiritondOnt. T '" May 30 3mo _ _ Seegers' Beer .* i DONT contain Strychnine. . It- lazare, and warranted to bo,HO. March ll. Free Soup every day, at ll o'clock, at Poi LOCK'S. . j ** A fine aura ni or tonio ls natUiPs Bitters can he had at POLLOCK'S. .10 DEALERS' tnV ii' j ;*. v And Those.ia Wwt pf. : cj . H.; ?- tn - .??.arv . ^ . .h lui 1 If*. IT? i ~% .. 1 1 ?Ci TI J? "i ;.-. ?} jt'-jy j : - . 'V ! "t^T^Tv^?ii 1 isl. i- <"? j I >fiu*7r> . ..ir>-.i <;.v ';*I_?I;.':.;;?> .: WE h a ve np w jp.. store,, * full ; line o? ^he newcat and mo?tr :' ?i-.v -? i- ? :.\~^.f\t'< fa .?.'JOJI/'. J. . .. -.i .'?.?; .- neu " .fir.: -\, h > <- ./roil- .?1.'-i? . '?. . Lr-li"->:'> f<>-? thtU ., r.r jv,.% ?*...? i yt?. Y. ".') -J i 1? -..?.iJ SuN?jll.r .5: .TfloR"* Of ilomeollo," Pro?ttsh- and.EdgllaL? int?nu/?c tnre, wh-fen wl? guaraOteWl'?-f ?U7Q5flt?^?vU as low, if not.at leu? pr^.,fta?;^;fc^e in Colombia. bpying. ?ur7j .froni the larg cet and moat. ;cid^aTcd'^^ lb tho United i States?* . : And aa.wAt dcoiro to olease all, we flavo now lu our h?hne ibo '". "! -i*!.."il !? ^ ! .:j\:??. I : . ' y. ^/i. T ;?.-.'?!l nt. ii 1 . >J? L-VJ BISST 1 GRAMIS . . ? i?i.v .. ... ...::?.,'</? , '. . ii ut.R..-P8 .KI ?i/r? . ,J; . . !...? .IC? IJIH rici-NA'iii V. 't ?nie-, EVEJ& tf??^ iiO??30. .-tr.t? (-.?ii ."?dl..?< l??O'. y. - a: ixt Front the lowoat Iq i;thehh^eS^ana^ Wo feel j con?den^flfat ali, ,tbp?o., fjs,voriuR no wi Uv an,' ' ordor, from, a ^dieUucu ;wiil bo pleased kai. satla?od that . ihuc? f iyL-. aa Wiy i?.1.;:' .* ti "vi/iU adT . ..t.* i : 0 U R .H ? :ii,5 t : ! . ? Jut)ll ?.il lil :il:!rv n >c .'M.": .'.?'.-? !. >'.<i iylBoruij1 'iiinj oii! }?.?..>.?.. 1 ?. i fd i?lO?i .xs. rf Ad /.' ; . ;?t| . ." "' V1'1 ?fr-tnlsoitf toded'wtiji:. -J V^?t-V . - f? ? PP ?>!.??* iKh '?:!; nT-iidai ?di ?y Wo will;' Tipot?- ?'npHc?tibfl/ son d ' promptly by mail, fan line? ot oamples of ihoso kin? of ' floods daaired and apeciflod by our friends and customers. AU orders} accompanied by cash amountingJko $35 ajjd over, dolirorod ia. any part of the Qt ste fr<J0 of freight charges; Those unaccompanied, xith bo corot O. O. Vt ' .We reapootfolly colicit ordern, trhlch will receive the arogqgt and poraonal attention of ona pf the ?^ Our pricea being lOFi- F*, think wo can rtfnclet Hatiaftctlon to AIL 1 Give naa'trial^'-'- " -r i H. & M. L. KIBABJ), ' Mays ' tit ?::.!' COLUMBIA^g>C. ' Just Keceivcd^ .'J oil^ ??..fi .. [(ililli l'riS?Hi] '.'i' . '-o .J vK>'..X 1 nr.: -5 .. : i .J .n ?-'i-jljv. ,h'v;.v'do y/^ixiii?r J.. .-i WM\ . H ' V i ?- tniA? . ?ir/, vi ?-;f.. ,.. Md t?l:?T.'?,f /-.U dil?/ ?#'?i',-1j'>l ??. i ""I pd.' .. . ?<. .rft?T';:" ...).'/ ??.itl . : ; ?;;?' ':: Vi* . .".i-.'-..i-.'s 'i u. firf? ?U-ri SASH RmB?NSp tiid J ??-.. .il '..;.?.:? vw, -/, i .. ...A t?mala i?.?If i.* ? vr- .-..'- . .;. i*joT . :u ii: i tr- it AH, co LO no, von 7 - .... . ...Cl* .tl?uidoh fr....!!! . ?iii. i "\ -...-1 ,t, jiiij ii! i?ktf J ii'"'"-; i'.n ;? (yt j Wt IO??. ,y.U?dton o?.r.?.., ?nu *.x?\ ?? ?\\&Mt?M? StA a TI fi s. ,ApHl"?-j; -i.ol'. ? Dui . ; ~ -xj .. t. ALL TO ELAND. $ - '. !oU iii I :ii....- >..; ??:. ... rf.i ,j OUB" BEATJTlVULV1ATTBIVCTIVE \ ARD ? iii nardin ara? 1 ?-r. ... . -li :.T- 1 . iii" l-.vrV: . ',. li o (.vin?*'. WW ^TOCK p| Dij? JOODS la in atoro andnioTing. making room daily for Which wp will continue lo receive ah threngb tho season: . OUR. BAMPLkV DCBBAo' oj ;'>"3.?, r iii j . .. ' .'.' ?'tpiv >.. . ;.. > la a auiccBB, and wo ard nov distributing 3o6da! oveji .tba? a?tire State through ita ige ney. The moat< carvlaas ohs orr er o anno t but eeo the great advantages to bo derived Trom dealing with -a%ve house, Uko ours, phero ?vorythi?g i? kept moving by sryatsm md ordor-whsro no extra profita are tasked tn to pay idle bands. Of course, we ead and lo fiBLL GK)ODS CHEAPER^ THAR LUI fi OUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive troof ia, that wo oollmoro Ooods than all tho rrfat addsd iogeihjef. Thit ia tho proirf. rho people, know where to buy cheapest, and ot tho stranger follow tho great public. lu Joying, lat'them, follow those who know . j May Goshen Batter, sn, STUBS new MAY BU IT ER, for sale bf . May 5 Bj. HOPE. See?ers' B#er ls Pure. ET dou'l contain OOCOCUIUB Iadlrms' Flab Berries to make sleepy or be?daebc. . Bo api S oap'.S Soap!!! ? Aft BOXE? FAMILY SOAP-quality un \\J\J s?rpatted, apd jir/cia reduced 20 ner cent.-at wholesale and retail, by May lS 0 -JOHN AGNEW A BON.,, Lf. you want; ytour thirst quenebed, call at POLLOCK'S.