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IVttI ,?3 Mail ,.? nil' "JJ? ... JP^rpWt? jr> tra ural_-f>~* SUNDAY WpB?ii^^^^^ ''*0^* ..NAT? OH TUB 8TlTJ^P>aA?^^ - MA?t'?w3GA?S AND' SXATBSMBN /TO ?Bi i. WE W ABD ED - KINO WTXitlA^ 5 C^NORATO' ^tiA?f?a"' THU . POPE-R^?l^fy^/, MAKlA ?.p^e-t-??-FBRHO?I. i^ja?sa. EBOPOSINO 1 KURATKMBHX OB . TUTO . F?PH^MAOMA. 'WOW < D?siiiK? . TO - , ?u^r?N^t^?aYivB ; l'EBMIBSIQN?JrOli IBB' PQPH'B UVU-XCejS^r. FUE???H1 rhE8fV' ol-^?db- To THE POPE'S TKMi-oftAii poWait, :?'d.V'iri. - t\j- ! - VEKSAITII?ES. Jone 14.- Tho administra,-:, iib a^ed nocfc?' iii? ^r? l? ' td rb idflis-hV wb"rh - as tU?.?rot opproaoh to.1 genuine* rqaon-. ui?iaijoa *fitu ?r^irieifanB," xuo Gucho tm wppibwo. .ic.4i ?ju.s.??JI.?M?VJ jviij. BEIIIIIN, Juno It^Tho'^ommittoo in <3h\>rgo,'t>f -tbo ^o?a'tlon bill .met today. a^M*ddre#| ?0>yP/i?_Q^# ojK.. wee ?ubje?v.qt cits..Ubql??.T.?Bba.biJl, waa ?U??..adopted, with oU nuiondhiobt under wbiob iUt^B?jppT?r' (srUl SI etHbflle' .statesmen who achieved tho? ?csults ot tbolwari -J;;- I?n hi ... M?iall il?a. i i r The Bank of Prussisi-bkSibNM^?tttbbt 3?od>xv6^^bll8V.bra???hes irV Aleacd au? Lorra^'de. , ... j'i?iuM.wj Emperor AViUIaxn; coDgratulatea the Popo 'Upon tho oocurrence of the j ubi I80, 'ii Soii^s i'. o*4tisU i Tba. Germah ,Pt\r ) i appal ?r^nimppsly snuoti?hod tho granta madp.by tho crown to: /the relative*: ? I i the - reserves and landwehr-who Tedi durifagtlie wart' Th? bill making ?pecrlaV grub ts to gen orals and statesmen, who achieved the results of tbe war, -.Was also ..passed.' Proroga? tion of Parliament'Will probably tak? place Wu Thursday arterhobn'*'"'- ,. ni/qato whjoh appeared to day) in signed by .(?ightyjono Dpputi?a- ol th? Buffel io tho; Adorably, It"ucchs?? Monarchist; Deputies a^i^tvkeeping tho agfcopm'eht' mado.ut Bordeaux, wboroby it waB-atipu lated.lhat partisan-'politics should be avoided, afid chargea that the legitimist mpfoberH jtp? v tap;, provinces j ?r?^I'n trjgiUi?gi for tbefx^tprafion of-a manar oby, and for intlervoDtiOoi ju i I tn ty io favor of tho Popel . Many Ob m monist priaqnors were. diB?bargot} to-day ' for want of " bv ?de n be ' ng??n? t - them. - Tho Tempi rotn ark B tIi?tjFrehch : Bishops are ...fuji ?tba re*isa tatemen ? ? of the Pone in bin temporal positions.' i IjONbo w, : Ju u ? I ?. -T he Times* special saya' MoMhhon '. deaire? .'? to . resign the oorarunml,, bf tho army. Tho , reserve corps has been'dissolved,- and Dauoyi ita commander, retires., from office.. 21,000 persona have arrived in'Paris daily from' theNortRv ? . -'"S; S-1 Tho Gaulois says the fusion ,Of th?, Or? eau istia and Legitimists ia yet inoom plate. Bi t ? ? t '. : ? ^:L:: "fi?HT DESPATCHES. BOMB, Jo?o 15.- Soveral deputations [rom prefeets to give the people fall liberty- to c^leurat?rtt?'?abirbe, but tb take-proper'-: pr?fSa^tidns! '.again-?t' dia?urb?n.c?s,f'. Au quiet'at frome, ""' .*.'...-;h.-.:. h-;.' yansArxinits, Juoe lS.-The manifesto of' the Deputies of the Left, protesting agni Dat tho intrigues of the Mph arch ia tB, is generally approved, but'a radical ad? dress to the voters in Paris creates'h bad impression, booause .it ebdenror's' to el-1 opso the Commune. ,0 I Tbo presstgenerally,, with' tho .excep tiou or religious journals, ridicule the efforts of the French Biebops to restore, or commit Franco to tho roat?'rati'on of, the Ppp e's temporal ' power? ? They prow noonee tim question- settled; und declare Fraoco cannot interfere. 1 " ' '; ' ' Ameile'on ?nte?lltjcnce. Y~ " . NOON D?8PATG?ES;y: SOtlUBpfDKIt OF COHAN FA^IthtBS AMD PBO . jilIM?ijgC EEADEBS-CJR0P8 , Iff CAIiIFOn N?A--CADET 8UITH ItKDUOED-THO Uli LE WIT? ?ABOREBa GMT THB ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA KAII?BOAD- DEATH ?I : . CAST. 'RANKIN AND OOMi?OBO?lli ?^tNAflt, . ' -IOWA DEUOo'R?Ta ifoqspT THU "NJ*,W DKP ART UIU J ' ' - DEHTBUOT?VB . FHtES" .' BOISTEROUS nnp?nkadik ODNVENTION AT ^KIBADEBPltlA-HOUTHBBN OIJAIMB Ooit' QFC iTMCpojriQli; 'onOFrrrSnVi?J^i? SD. n OATTL^ j A DSOWMKD -r SHIP iwJpnqi?.-Sailed-steam ?is??adel?>r!^?.^ - (IMP*. struotive |on yea lainoaa | com inics' dwell .ori* 070, Bpur?oi'fKiiD, MASS., June 12.-The 'Gold opritrg Iron Works and the entire village pfifiold Spring, in Ute. township The loaa'iaunkuowh., Partially,meuredj BAN FRANCISCO, Jane 14;*-The barley this season trill- be : an. average- orhp ; ih'e wheat'Will be about tw?-thirdp ?r?p'; ^h? Viutago .will bo tue. .largest 'overseen in California, and tho other crops aro good tbrdnghont . the Stato. - Tho Cot to h Growers' Association report a ?oupl?te jsuooesB in the San Joaquin Valley. Tho crop is tho flnest ever Boen on the conti? nent-tho drought having no effeot upon it. ??.<?" Capt. William Bankin, a veteran of 1 tho Mexican war, died here this evening. . SAVANNAH, Juno 15.-Commodore Jo? alah Tatuali died last night, agod aoven-, ty-oix. Ho will bo buried at tue place of ^t^bmn^jo^^rra^Kr?^^^ mile?nom tbinci?yl . Th^ait^ia??D?iL.i*' d?w la ??oj?nn arran erip g "foT "BtH^b'O BinHi" C?o?rtl^ot?r^^--* '*,v'"r '7-A ; HAVJ^VW*'?RS IteVt?W) jf??r^bdere? ax Santa Eepjfltqsr* iuclni?jag seventy mon,- within t e.past low days, fetters,from prominent'par? tios on qotir^be, aisbj, t?d^early; a1 o rr on der of 8o^erw pVom??jforjt ??na?rgerit leadeia. Letters ?tfWo positively,tb ut Beuebatta' left without any official oharaoteTofmbV sion ir il Valmsaeda goes to Pderte Prfuo? pe po tho }7t? "Qr 18th. S^MWmf' battalions ,of Havana, volunteers .regoy? to. send accompany each, to tho m iii tory line. Tho other battalions have already designated comp?ntes to jTOby'lbt/'., - -, ot Smith, tho.Qolorod. oadoti the follow? ing order/has been promulgated: -In con? formity With -th? sixty-fifth 'section of ^&V;?i?:/MHfe mm m$m ?eedings of the general enurt-,mai;uai:in tbs fisf^goisg ease nave been'forwarded to the S?PJ.?tary,of . War .f?* Iud" action: ofothe Pf^?mi?l; themed '.States,. Tho, proofed di ngst bu din gu nod .aenteupe: oro approved, but in view of all tho oir c&mstanoes surrounding 'this cado,' and believing that the end of public juBtico will bo, oq^ter subserved, and tho policy of tho, Government* vi wbioh ibo pre? sence aft this -addetria ithe Military Aca domy is'a Signalillustration, will bu bet? tor maintaiued'oy a commutation of the' eoutouoo. thau "by ii/?. enforcement, the President ia pleandd t? mitigato it, by I substituting for dismissal from tho ser? vice of tho United States, reduction in bis academ'ic standing' one year. Cadet Smith will join the succeeding fourth olass at the commencement of tho next aendemio year. The sentence, as com? muted/ will be duly executed. . .. . t {Signed) W W.'BELKNAr, " . . Secretary o*f War,. Grant has arrived, but departB to? morrow. I NASHVILLE, J un. O 15. -A mob of un? paid laborers seized a train on the Ala boma and Chattanooga Railroad, : pre? venting -supplies from going to the starving laborers below. 'The business hdhse io Chattanooga has boen closed. . Das Morcas, IOWA.. .June lo.-The ppmoQXQov, j in -the State Convention nominated Statu officers.'.''Tbs ''new de? p!\rturdl" WAH1 sustained by ah indirect vote-18'tol (5JL: ' ? Besointiolia to support tho.Constitution, aa it uow exists, with a strict construction . for: the protection ol Btato and individual rights, with a pledge to defend the aime from tho Central powerj that -np i versal , am nesty should follow universal snffrage, were adopted -Dominican annexation wan opposed, partly beoanse of the unfitness ? of the people for American citizenship, bul especially from the .corrupt nature ic which the s?beme bad its inception The tariff must be regulated with ? singlo'oyo td - tho revenue. . Proteotioi is- indirect robbery; the payment o $20,000,000,000 premium on bondi payable at par upon, maturity, was d?' non need. ' ' , ' : ?'? . i;;/ - ??IGHT DESPATCH ES. * Naw OnLRANs, June 15.--Several hun drediEngUsbt-cattle were washed asbon at Cote Blanche Island, dead-it ia sup posad from a vessel lost during tho, storn on "Friday'."'"b "" """ *.' AU ??gua of the flood are disappear iog. ' . v v.;" 1 NHW YOUK, June lOvr-The committe of the Mothodist Book Concern con veued for the trial of Dr. Lanahnn. Tim' Mar ah ell Hose Company go t Boston to-night. BOSTON, June 15.-The Cbarlestowi Board of Aldermen, by a vote of 30 to 2 refuse Co). Fisk's request to parado bi regimont in that city on Sunday. Pnn.ADBi.rniA', June 15.-ThoBepul liaan Convention for (he nomination c a coroner was BO boisterous, the ineidei bad to barricade the doors to prover the ontrance of'outsiders. A nomiui tion has not yet been accomplished. WASHINGTON, June 15.-Tho Souther Claims Commissioners will, shortly af tc tho close bf tho present mouth, take recess till fall. Their time till adjouri ment will be fully occupied by east already assigned, and they ore now upc tho application of four claimants, un attorneys are allotting their time froi adjournment till their report to Congres in Dec's ip ber next. ; BoutWell leaves fora week. 'The Cabinet meets at noon to-morro* It will .. be full except Akerman ac Delano. 1 *?? ' Probabilities-Cloudy and threat?pi? weather-will probably be experienced < Friday in Missouri and Arkansas. ? important change is> indicated for tl Gulf, Atlantic and lakes. , .-. The Dep'arraeint"*'of Agriculture b r?oeiv?d retarbs" f^oni nearly 300 .pan ties?, representing.itho .most" prcductr districts of ?ooh i of. the cotton State showing shu eomparntivo average ai they condition of tho crop io tba iii week bf'? June. 'A .diminution in t area/planted in ootlon appears iu eve State; except Florida.' ' The most carel abMysbi o'f \?e^ jetn?p?, with' due;reg? i?;4jftk,ibg averag?b'/pf :tbe Wteftt.p?.ci -ton production lucho respective.Con ties, gives - tho following 'por oont&go . reduction, in cpmpariHoq witly :lKat yei Virginia,, XQ per pout. ; .Nprlb.'.p???l? 14; South Carolina, 13; Georgia, 12; A bama, 13; Mississippi,-15; Lodisisba} Texas, 14; Arkansas, 16; Tennessee, These State nvcragos .aro reduced tlc general average. Tho assumed -aren of the rsspeeSire Stsiea-beirig en'e??cii iu the caloulatloff, yri?l. pitied th? redi tiou of tho 'cotton of 1871, lis corneal with that of 187?, between. 14 and per conti ~*oqni valant to nearly a milli and a third ofi sores. Thhvwould lei between seven and a half rind eight p lions'of accea as tho . present area in cotton. Tho uveragu yield Ima not former yearn exceeded 150 pounds acre; .that for'1870 was -more than 1 pounds. Tho condition of the grow piantis below an-average iu nearly ov State. The spring bas been iinnsm wet and cold, retarding tho growth i causing many of tho plants to turu ; 8; Georgia, 18; Alabama, 17; .Miasia-j ?ippi,.tI6i L^oisiana^^lO; Texas. 7; Ar kau?ai^ ?7:7^n"esae.?jj 10. Ia florida tho t^oO<ytiga' ia ?fi por; cent., qboVo^nn average. An official estimate of.,the ul ti mato roHijlt 'sp'aaMy i?! ?tb'ej/seaa?u would be, an, absurdity., . Tho iu?utiuce o?X.uturp^i?j'?8? floqd?, frosts and i?EQ?t Onemiesj cannot, bb c&loulated in ad? vance; but iu view of _ tho extremely favorable ?'ircu distances' attending the orqp|M?tiujtj year, ?tu.er? .?auuot?fe 'ifrfi peated* the prese nfc year, upon a reduced areola crop exe oed i og- 3,690, OOO - bales. An early frost, orfthe prevalence of-in? sects, yr a very unpropitious' season, might reduce the yield to 3,000,000 bales; and.a still further reduction is possible in tho' union or severity of several of tbeso canses of failure. STRUCK BX LIGHTNING.-Ti. frieud writ- j rug: to us from Book Hill, under dale of i Thursday last, says: "During the heavy rain.hero yesterday evening,Mr. Billing? ham, tho telegraphio operator at this place, was struck by lightning. He was sitting with his right arm resting on the operator's table aud uear the instrument. The electric'current struck him on his right side, penetrated through the body and passed off his right leg, breaking the skin io several places, ripping his pantaloons and tearing open his shoos. He was paralyzed and speechless for a time, but bas nineo recovered the uno of himself, and is doing well." ? [ Yorkvilli Enquirer. -: * ? * THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRACY ANT> TUB I ?.NEW DEPARTURE. "-A few days since a meeting of the State Democratic Eicon-1 ti vb Committee waa held at Little Bock, Arkansas,, and put forth a declaration that "lt Would be unwise, impolitic and certain of " defeat, to resurrect the issues on which we were beuten in '68, and that tho party is willing to let tho questions arising out of the- war rest where they are." This is what the Virginia popers J designate as tho "Walker movement," by which the conservativo element in that State recovered control of publia affairs. Curiosity prompted tho editor of the Union Times a few days ago to inquire about bow the odored people of that | town kept the marital vow, and he dis? covered that of eighteen colored women, all but one of them are living as the I wives of some other colored woman's | husband. Peter Tice, a well-to-do citizen of Da? vidson County, N. C., committed suicide on Tuesday of last week, by throwing himsolf among the cog-wheels of his grist-mill. The prize fight at Erie, on Thursday, between Bob Conway and Buffalo Bill, was ended during tue third rouud by ibo ! friends, of. Conway, who split Buffalo Bill's bead open with an iron bar. Dissolution, THE copartnership borctoforo existing under tito firm of AGNEW ic. CO., it) thin day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr, Owen Daly will continuo tho business, collecting the du ht H of tho lato firm and paying tho in? debtedness of the samo. JOHN AGNEW j OWEN DALY. Juno 15,1871. : Livery and Sale Stables. THE undersigned ,will continuo the bo? sniens heretofore con due tod by Agnow A Co., at the old utanda of tho lato firm. Hie Omnibuses and Carriages will convoy passengers to and from the Rail? road Depots to tho Columbia Hotel, tho Nick? er son Hound, or any part of the city. He will alao furnish ll?reos, buggies, Carriages, 4c, for hire on reasonable terms, and solicita thal patronago of tho friends of tho lato linn SI OWEN DALY. June 15.1871. . Jane 16 6 FRESH AND OOOX?! E opon this day a fresh lot of D R Y GO O DS, D?root from first banda. Haviug no old stock ? to work-off, wa ?how now *ud fresh GoodB, at ?li .; .'iii .''i'll Pull Times Prices. ? i - , ; nut ii ?. . > t Wo ask especial attention and examination of our low prioa >? . SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only placo in tho city to pro ehre tbeso desirable goods is at - PORTER & STEELE'S. Juno 14 ' ' Wooli Wooli Wooli WANTED to buy 20 000 pounds or WOOL for-edah. DU AK KEY & GIBBES, Columbia, 8. C, tar Nowborry Herald, Aldievillc Press and lianne?. Fairfield- liendd each copy four limos and forward bills to this oflico. June 13_. ___Imo Magrath's Bigest of South Carolina Law Reports', TO the proa en t limn.. Trico $5. For salo at UK?A.N & MoO AU TEH'S BOOKSTORE. Juuell ??ii?m 'bi?htlvin <ioM?U??.r,#/iL.I ? LONDON, Juno 15-Noon.-Tho wea? ther ia wet but favorable to croon. Tbe discount of tho Bank of England bas been Tednoed aud ia now 2%. CotfJ sola 92. Bonde 90^.. ....... . , * Lrv?BFOon, June ID-Noon.-Cotton firm-uplands 8>?@8^; Orleans 8>?. c LONDON, June 15- Evening.- Bullion inoreaaed over ?700,000. Consols 92L?\ Bouds90%. . '. LIVERPOOL, Juno 15-Evening.-Cot? ton .steady-uplands 8}4@8%; Orleans 'ubob'adgbdV ' Corn firm. Fork quiet, at ?lu.0,0(oil5.;?0. .Cotton jOrtiietr-uplands 2tyf|^rJeafc'a0K; ?ideal '?.000' bala?. .JVeights 'qui?t.*;_ t?tock&stflady and dull. Gqld. steady, at 12%j@\ZJ?.. ,.Govern? ments, steady ?ud< quillt] State,' bouda id.uU,' .anoj -daeavv. * Money easy, at, 3. jsxo?ango-doug 10; short ?0}?. I - 7 P. M.-Cotton in moderate demand; sales 2, 685 bales-uplands 20^?. Flo UT | -Southern quiot and unchanged. "Whis? key . .92^(^93. Wheat. activer ? and lo. higher-winter red-and ambor Western: 1.63@1.64. Corn firmer 'and in fair ex-1 Sorf demand,.Pork jlpw,6r, 'at 15.0f>?@ ! 5.25. Beef .and lard quiet,. - Freights firmer. Money easy, at 2@4. Sterling weaker-primo banker's lt). Gold 12% @12J?. Governments-July and Janu? ary issues. advanced J?c; otherwise steady. States rather dull. New South Carolinas a little off. TennoBseeo 70%; new 71. Virginias 08; new 73. Loui? sianas 69; new 63; lev?es 69>?; 8s 87. Alabamas 1.02; 5s 72. Georgiaa 88; 7s 93. North CaroHnaa 47; now 26??\ South Carolinas 76; new 62; CINCINNATI, June 15.-Flour aud corn steady and in moderate demand. Pork -15.25 @ 15.50 asked. Lard -10)<? asked. Bacon dall and drooping-ahoul ders 6?o ; clear sides 9. Whiskey 90. LOUISVILLE, June 15.-Flour acareo Coan aotivo-choice shelled sacked 68 Provisions quiet and holders asking^ pre viona prices. Whiskey 89.. BALTIMORE, Juno 15.-Flour in im? proved demand and prices unchanged. Wheat quiet-choice white 1.80(^1.90. White corn firmer, at 86@87; yellow quiet, at 76(0*79. Pork 16.50. Bacon ttrmer-shoulders 7^. Whiskey 93@ 93V?. Cotton quiet and firm-middling 19^4 i receipts 136 bales; sales 475; stock 1,335. :. . NORFOLK, June 15.-Cottou firm low middling'18; receipts 195 baleB; sales 20; etook 1,489. BOSTON, June 15.-Cotton quiet middling 20^(5^20 >?; reooipts 2,355 bales; soles 400; stock 4,500. AUGUSTA, Juue 15.-Cotton market closed quiet but firm, at 18}>4 for Liver? pool aud I8j?@1834' fur New York mid? dling; sales 230 bales; receipts 100. CHARLESTON, June 15.-Cottou quiet middling 19; receipts 676 bules; salea 100; stook 7,150. MOBILE, June 15.-Cotton quiet-mid? dling 18??; receiptBl73 bales; Bales 100; Btock 15,6u8. GALVESTON, June 15.-Cotton firm good ordinary 1???@15; receipts 1,099 bales; sales 1,700; stuck 64,698. WILMINGTON, Juno 15.-Cotton firm middling 18>j ; receipts 150 bales; stock 1,327. NEW ORLEANS, Juue 15.-Flour dull aud lower-superfine 5.62; double 6.25; treble 6.35@6.50. Pork dull aud lowwr -.offering 17.25 for mess; no sales. Others unchanged. Colton strong middling 19i?@19K; receipts 2,187 bales; sales 2.30U; stock 63,613. SAVANNAH, Juno 15.-Cottou quiet but firm-middling 19(t?19,*.?'; receipts 244 bales; salea 100; atoc'k 8.517 AT LOVE & CO.'S. NOW OPENING FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN MOBE., thoso beautiful LLNOES and JAVANESE-POPLINS, atlower prices. ^ Kew style? in . ?. ' 8W?BS, Victoria and Linen Lawn, MADE DRESSES, Under Garments for Ladies, Wo are solo Agenta for thc "EMPIRE'SEWING MACHINE," Helpmates of 'our mother* and wives. Hundreds of ladies in this city can testify to their hetng the best in uso. a W. I). LOVE,. Juno 9_B. lt. MoOUBERY. NEW GOODS AT ?? ' C. F. JACKSON'S;1 NKW styles of PRINTd. New styles of Aprons, white and buff. Children's Whits Monsnl Blouses. 1 ' Children's Buff Linen-Blouses. Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties. All at very low prices. : Juno 8 Hay 1 Hay l! Hay ! 1? 1 f\(\ (\4 \rv LBS. PRIME HAY for salo 1WU.UUU -dolivered in Columbia at il 25 per hundred. 'Ordirs to he lort ui E. Hope's, with J. E. Oyles, E?q. Jmi? 11__M1KKLL A LEVY. Seegers' Beer is Pnre. IT don't contain Cococulus Ihdie.ua Fish Berries to make sleepy er headache. Wi ? in il READ THIS! .,.( r . f.rr? i ..! .r.Cxti ."O? t.i . -.? ?' . // U < ? Uti ? . fSit! In ..i . . ?rtVi ?'. t'.,x,ini! - 33 ?I? . ?MO M ?WW . UHo plegare iq .cal?tig th?-ppe?^ftl attention of the trade to oar larg? ind '?i\\z selected stock of ."' A *SA V Xadies', Hisses', Children's, J?ea'^ oj^d SID is in n Which wo aro e Uli cg at . ?? n ; !.. ?...??.; .? M .!....'-J?O :r. i;..v : - ;.? . 'iii MANUFACTURER'S'PllICES. "' GIVE US A CALL, ?ad examine before jun i ?boy.- . . . . i ." ;. ':. * . \ . J. H. & M. L. KINAKD. M>V20 : . , _?..", .-. Cleaveland Mineral Springs, (FOK51KULY WILljUN'S.) 55 Miles West of Charlotte, IT. ?, THE subscribers, having aasooUted them? selves in tho management of these | Springs, would announce to their friends and tho public that tho Houeo is now open for the reception o? visitors. . To thoso who have tested the virtues of these extraordinary waters, it is deemed un nccoBaary to eay anything by way of com? mendation, bnt to others they confidently as? sure satisfaction if they will make trial of the healing properties of the waters for only a short time. We pledge ourselves to spare neither pains nor expense in order to render all who may favor us with a call aa comfortable as poesi hle. In prospect of an abundance of supplies^ we havo adopted the following scale ot REDUCED CHARGES: If over IO day H. at.V-.'- WSOpcrday. If not over 10 dare. 1.71V ".' Siegle day...".*...?-?...-2.50,- . Children between the ages of two and eight years, sud colored servants, at half rates, i Waabiag on reasonable terms; . It is expected that the Western Division of the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad will bo completed to within a mile or two of tho Spring.} at an early day. " J. J. BLACKWOOD, Jnne 4 t_. It. M. OATES. Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches, Ants, &c. AH AI'ii oud certain destroyer, easy of; ap? plication, without any disagreeable smell or stain. Price 25 cents For aale at W. C. FlSHEll'S June 15_i ? . '_'. Drug Store. Wanted to Rent, A COTTAOE, con tain iug four or live Rooms, within two or three squares of PacSMlS ottice. Apply at this otlice. Jnae ll . . - . . . . Special Notice to the Ladies. MRS. A. MCCORMICK- baa just received a new? supoly bf those bundooma READY-MADE ; SUITS, consisting of 8wiss Mus? lin, Bishop's Lawn and Nam 1 sock. Also, very-pretty Travel? ing Dresses, ? all 'of which ' she offers very low.. . ? ?'. Having reduced hor prides in Millinery, she/feels confident that no lady will.p?rchase at her store but what wi ll go away perfectly saUs?ed with her bargain._... ; Jnno ll .I Milliner^*:. u MUS. G. ?. TOED bega leave to inform, the ladies in general that abe baa now ready a lull line of tho latest and most fashion aldo I styles or MILLINERY, H*ir and Fancy Goods, at redocod prices. . Also.'freah supplies* overy week, 'all and nco foi yourselves. May -4 . Claret on Draught. rUST orencd, one Cask choice TABLE fi C LA lt ET, for salo low, t?v the gallon or dozen, hy JOHN AGNEW A SON. June K Reduction in Prices. LADIES' popular PONY P?WE 0/BO^X^TONS, ono of tho nnnibor jual KFttSSp?received, very Btylish. No-top SVTTT, Boggie*, Top Buggies and Turn seat Buggies, in variety, l-ino Six-passonger Plnetons, on platforms; Four-passenger Pine tons, ou three springs. Open and Turn-seat Rockaways. This varied stock is now being offered verv low. Also for salo a desirable pair of HAY MAKES. May 25_ _ W. K. GREENFIELD. Pearl Grist. 1 (\ BBLS. FRESH PEARL GRIST, just JA/ received and for sale low by June 15 JOHN AQNENV A SON. Corn, Hay and Oats. .V AAA BUSHELS Primo Whito CORN. ?.VJv/V/ 100 k*l<?s ?dioico Northern Hay. fiOO bushels primo mixed Oats. Just reeeived and for sale by June2_ JOHN AGNEW A NON. .. Prime Northern Hay. OAA BALES of North River HAY, just V "vi rooeived, and will be sold lower than any in the market for c&ah. J. D. BATEMAN. Agent, Juno 9 0 Columbia loo House. '~ Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! THE undersigned has , mado arrangements with parthia iu Charleston, and is pro pared to furnish COAL at ?1G per iou of 2,000 weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro? lina Bank and Trust Company, promptly at? tended to. TUOS. J. MOORE, Agent. June 10 _ _ _ Imo Eur Rent. SJ WE offer tho following desirable pro liffir porty tor rent: ' ' .21??1 THAT splendid family RESIDENCE with f?.rlv-two aeres of land attaobod, known as tho ''Willk?r Placo." i Several hundred rruit trees of the. ohoioest sajeotion now in full hoariug. Thu lauds aro comprised of highlands f.nd meadow, with a bold ft>e spring not distant from thehouso. Tho front, nour four acres,iu. extent, faces on Upper Bouuctarr. ono or our moat public streets. J* R. O'NEALS A SON, June .1 _Cotton Town. Claret Wine ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, by tuc gallon or dosen; June I EDWARD HOPE. 40 Cheap Fertilizer. TORR COTTON NEED MEAL. Excel lent for mun\ire. EDWAMD HOPE. Eeferce^B Bato, . s Martha, J? Townsend, Administratrix, ts. . i - ' " . wm.Fi H Qt? on et'a?. 5 . > BY virtue of tho order of tho Goori, in the cause above entitled, I trill sall, before tho Gauri Hoaeo, In CPlnmbi a. i>o tho FIRST MONDAY In July next, tba following BEAL ESTATE, of Which Samuel Townsend died poscessea,. being u ??l???"T?c c.i'-?. ' i . AU that piece, parcel or-tract of LAND, iu Richland County, containing one hundred and three aorost mordor tesa-bounded North br landa of John Fieldings East by landa of CO? Marshal, Trustee; (Bontb by lands of L. J, Hancock, and Weet hy tho Hontti' Carolina Railroad.:;, . ti ttl . ?} by* ?nia : Tia MS or HAEE.-?a tauch dash as WM-pay tho exponaee of sale and the dbwor aeaeatwd thereon; the balaneasm s eradu of one and two years, aeoturod by bond ot ?the par chaser with Rood surety, and a mortgage ct the promise* oold. - - -Wrfr, MOSVi^ITH, June ll f9 :,\.-.Bneejaljfteferee. .fe .??<i f?aar so . . h?dJ ; . I ?? . jj ?jj r rm 9*1 . -i V?.J Hi' ? j" ?' ' ?..I. .. I bi?* .nbf-:li?'? rtrcji *i tra' 'uti ' ...w.<j ...ts ni ! ' t- i. :>. :? i.'tn-..-* f ...?..? .'-< And. Those iii Wwii' of D R Y ? (0 0 BS. WE have now in store a foll line of th? newest and most FASHIONABLE GOODS Of domestic, French and English' manufac? ture, whl?b wo guarantee, at alt timor, to sell as low, if not at less prices, than any house in Columbia, haying our Goods ftpm tho largest and most'celebrated .establishments in the United .States'. And ss we dealro to plaise all,'we bavis>nowtin our bouse the' i ?inri,! tnt1 . : it ' '.. .:?>?' ' < BEST dMBEP . i .?j ...' .-. \ .: '-'OJ* ' " '?'<'?' i i?; . .vlei .1 - . : .: , .didi . . .io..-; ii .rv'-u .. : ,. in : . ?.? hS EVEEY 0LA88 OP ft?QD94, From the lowest .to . the higheat, and w? feel confident thai all tboao favoring OB with an' order from a distanoe will ho pleased and satisfied that ' r OUB HOUSE ? IS TEE ONE Ia this oity to deal with.' We will, noon application, send promptly by mail, full lines of samples of those kind of Goods desired and specified 'by oar friends ; and customers. AB orders accompanied by I cash amounting to $25 and over,delivered ia auy part of tho Sta.to free of freight charges. I Those unaccompanied, will be Bent G. O.'D. We roen oct ful ly solicit orders, which will receive the prompt.and personal attention of ono of the firm. Our prices being low, wa think we can.render satisfaction to all. Give US a trial. r. .. r . . . . r.. J. H. & M. L. RINARB, May 3 ' COLOMBIA, S. C. DIXON'S OKLEBBITED STEEL SWEEP. TURESM/NG MACUJEES, noi?SE rowEBS, * FA JV MILLS. O RAIX CRADLES, . . BELTING, AND all kinda latest IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, at wholesale and retail. Our interest in, and association with, manu? factories, is such that we eau mako oloeor figures, and give better goods, than any house in this country can do in thia* hue. OJ*LY TBT and wo wUJ oonvtneo yon. . May 83_LORIOK & LOWRANCE. Glenn's Springe, Spartanborg Co., 8.0. THIS deughtral WAterlng place will, be opon for yiBRbrB I?T HINE, 1871. ' __Ji Being situated in tho North? ern p&i i ut mo State,Tn a section remarkable for delightful climate, beautj and healthful? ness, this, together \i\ih the virtues of the water, makes ii one or lbs most desirable, watering places to be found. The medicinal qualltles of tidewater are p?t ; excelled, and are ? s?voroign remedy lor all Female Diseases, diseases of long standing, Diseases of the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Kid? neys, Eruptions of tho Skin, Sor of ul?, D ja? ponais, Dropsy, Rheumatism, &o, ' ".' Arracgomente will bo made to occbmm'odtto a large number qf visitors. . Tbe best musi? will bo in attendance to en? liven tho Rall Roora. '*. ,." :! ' Fancy Balis during tho suhnnor., ': A Livery will ho koot at moderato charges. Charge8~$2 80 >er day; $80't? |t? per month, according to r?oms.' Children under ton years of ago and colored vrvapta half pilco. . -, Cottages te rent at 125 and 150 for tho sel? on. .. . W. D. FOWLER, . i'i Froprle.tor. ?*r Stages from Jonesville diront to nsw. May 30 . '. - . ,.*lm6t3._. Malt Oom Whiskey,' WARRANTED twp years ?ld,at > ?TeV Qb VJogNC,frEEQKltB>. Special Notice. ' T?E MILLS UOU8?. Obarleston, 8. C., has rodnced its rato ot Transient Board to _1$3 00 per dav during tho sum ?517 oiuiiiu?. J. PARISER, Proprietor. G. W. PABKEB, Superintendent. May 80 Hmo - ?_ The best place to got a cool sommer drink ia at POLLOCK'S.