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. '.. -ii. B?i??? ?aaiUM? J ?; J J ;': < . * .? NOON1 lfepAE?^. . _ ? T?.BiiPlif?S^iANS'! ^?^^r?^^r^T?*^^^^' BTUNAT?ON 0?.M?I?Tim MpBSEaoXJ--OB??. BOSSED TO.. SI AND A TIUA.lt-TH H F ABIS raxss TON THE DONAPAttpd^^jt??^W VERSAILLES, June l!9.^hier^,!tep1y; BRUSSELS -POPE'S j?un,i?? IN IRELAND --YELLOW FEYER AT BNOLtSH PORTS, 40. ing to tho appeals of tool father ..and mo thor ot Gen. Rossel iO^/j?e?oy? ?ayt tho law must take.its"coutte.,? ' Tho prest . con tm uiq, their, .attack's! upton .the Rona' ?orMata ut Figaro . praises ; Chain bord, .'ho iSiVc/ourge-t a uoiOh Of ?^opublioani against the Prussian^ their, ro?l enemy, who should be forever.QureoeL LONDON, Jup^-19.-*~-jEbe PruBsiani have evi^olocf R?ae?j; %QOQ Jelt St Denis.'' ->.'. ' t^2sf% . MADRID, ,Jane ,19.-Minister Morrel has resigned. There were slight dis turbauoea over; the celebration of th jubilee^ . .. , ?; ' : BRUSSELS, Juno?9.-Riot on tho. jobi leelwas suppressed by the bayonet. Th leaders of the outburst are Bald to b members of the International Sooioty. !NI6HT DESPATCHES.' LONDON, Juno 19.-Tho ropo'a job lee wah-oylcb rated tb?ough?ui 4 roland. Two ships huvy reached. Euglisli pori with, yellow fever Aboard. 'VJ'* .-ia! jj0s AtjKjrlcan in'eJUacnco. NOON DESPATCHES: :, FROM MEXICO - DEFEAT OP TUB QUERRHI? INSURGENTS-GEN. OAIOQ BBNTENOKD 1 DEATH-TH EAL AB AMA RAILROAD -MU] DERER ; A?Q?nr^ED-?0UAN . INSURGE? (?2SI?BAL I? iJK. SUPT- -THE QUIO O YEBNORSI?1P-KENO AND FATSO BQUELGJ BD ST. LOUIS^ERETELE MURDKR AT SUICIDE IN : NEW ?ORS-aURibbs 'DIJFI' ovves 'BfcTwan?T .-^dHo^I-Ayn; warri IW'p^'Affl^ IN Wt} CITY, OF MKXIOO, J uno 17.-+-The pro YOBS-TWO HOUSES' PROSTRATED Ai TWO LADIES TN JOBED TN NXW fjcBSBX DUmDTNGS FIRED RY LIGHTNING-SHOO Pia APP?TE IN ?HICAG O-GENERAL OLA TON Tl SPORE TUB KO KLUX OOMllITTEI? WXATHBB REPORT -HULOaiSTTO 'OS1 VA LANDIGHAM-INDICATIONS OP A* RENE AL OF THE INSURRECTION TN PARIS'-SH NBfWS-fTtNOKTII CAROLINA RAILROAD HA TER3-TTHE MOBILE POSTMASTER TN LI B?-iJtO.? 40.' . . . ' of the jCa'fJital aro very severe' in "UM stribtureg on tho. New Yorki Hej-aki ai ?Ymcs, for, alleged hostility to Maxie and cali up pa t ho; p c?pla to repel t he-i vasiou;o? Yankees.. yt'< : i .: i. - The now Consul appointed fOE&S Freucispo , will Teraaiu in Mexico: un after tb?i election;. The appointment minfafer'Vf?. Washington, will aldo made after, tba oleotion. Marizuu appointment aa[Minister of Foroigu i fairs, is well received. General revo tion is imminent. q ; The^n?r?s8?QnarGpmmitteo held meeting, wheh it was decided to giv?! President pu? day tc* reinstate, the on ed Board pf Oonnoilmen.' 'Tho ooma tee also appointed a sub-committee, draw op an address to the cou u try. I mary elections for members of Congr wero held to-day. . Both parties are knowledg?d ito be dishonest and dev? of patriotism. Juarez has distribu tho army, to the utmost extent," in fx tri?te Whom opposition predominates, aid io carrying elections, and repi revolutionary movements. The Government has defoated Guerrero insurgents.. * General BeeqljguaCanio has been ti tonood;ta death, for tho murder of Gc ral Patrne.-* ! ' -1 . '. ' ? -.??; <* ' A conducta of throo million dollars left tho, capital. WASHINGTON, Juno 18.-Gov. Lind baa gone to New-YorkTor the porpos seonriug't the interest of Alabama 80,500,000 in the) Alabama and Cha nooga Road, and providing for the se annual interest ooo January lat. ' Governor is considering several prop tiona, all protecting the debt to State, bot ne.desires to adopta pc which Will also protect private credit especially laborers. CHARLESTON, Juno 18.-Tho Cathi of Charleston celebrated the Papal a versary last evening, by a procession mass meeting, with speeches, music, minutions, fireworks anrl a salat< twenty-five guns. Nsw ORLEANS, Jaao 18.-The trii Dr. Lancelot Hope Everett, oharged the murder of Henry Switzer, on th of April last,' was concluded to-day. jury, after nu absence of an hour turned a verdict of not guilty. NEW Youie,' June 19.-An earthq of five minutes passed in thisvioi Reporta indicate the wave centre probably be East-somewhere- in England. ! CINCINNATI, Jane 19.-A sharp ed is progressing between the partisa: Wade end Noyes for Governor, convention .convenes Wednesday. - BT. LOUIS, Jane 19.-The chief o lice having squelched keno, notifie* dealers to stop within a cor tain tim Nsw YOBK, Jane 19.-Dr. James nelly, while suffering with mania-a^ killed his two daughters and hit He leavos a wife. He had formerly in an inebriate asylum. TORONTO, CANADA, June 19.-A cident occurred on the Grand 'J Railroad,- by which fourteen pc were injured, including Mr. Dali Richmond, seriously. ALBANY, June 19,-Throo whit? and six negroes, who were gamblirj drinking,' finally fought. Tho nt were armed with knives and rason stabbed James Donnelly (white times in the abdomen and sb o ul do cannot recover. Another, white has a cut ?ixtecs luches .long aero abdomen; while a third baa innum flesh woundsi, r,Th?;', police auth are af ter tbe'blacks! ' - HAVANA, ? Jone .t9.^The:,'in& General MprJautVoffor' of surfend rofusnd, because bp failed to bm fite qi yr ed nu tn be r-'. Of followers. I probably be ilioL " ,s r .' . *? schooner 8. B. Franklin, New York; ?te?t??r Virginia, Philadelphia. .Soiled --bark Saget, Liverpool; brig Queen of the South, Jacksonville; eoboquor M. A. HoU, New York. ' . BOSTON, Jane 19.-No earthquake in thia vicinity. j MrcwA?kEE, Jane 19.-Tho lightning barned a cutler's shop, a saw mil), and a tab factory. Loss 035,000. CHICAGO Juhe 19.-A pickpocket shot a policeman, nuda bystander. The pick? pocket was-ahot after the disoborge of ?fivtfifcMTtfM Th0 Pplidernan wOl kitoba-1 sails from Baltimore on Wednesday. . -' .General Clauton was before tue Ka Klux Committee foi; five hours. Ho fully corroborates ^Gp vernor Lindsay1!'^evi? dence regarding that State. , . " - The Claims Coraml&siou appointed tile followingcommissioners: John Minor, Fayetteville; J. M;- ^Poolo, Plymouth; Jos. Bixph, Newborn; Dr. Pritchard, Charlotte; all in North Carolina; and, Jeremiah GoPrazier,.Nashville. i Frobabilities-^-It is probable that the barometer will fall during the night in tho1 Mississippi Talley, and oh Lake On? tario, with increased cloudiness. No important change ia indicated for Tues? day on the Lakes, Gulf and Atlantic coast. . . ,. ; Mooma, Jane 19.-Senator Spencer's newly appointed postmaster, G. L. Put? nam, was arrested to-day, on a finding of the grand inryt for perjury. Judge McKiustry, President ol the Republican Central.Gouncil, telegraphed Heoretary BootWeU, to-day, that the resolution pre ?ented'tb him, purporting to come from ho Control Council, condemning Spen? cers appointments, is a forgery, and 'never passed'the Council. The Repub? licans of Mobile sustain Spencer. .u RALEIGH, N. C., June 19.- In fho oaso of. Anthony-H. Swazy -Vsv the -North Carolina Railroad, Judge Bond delivered tho opinion that Act of 1849: creates'a lied upon tho stock and .dividends in favor of the bondholders.: No subse? quent A o ts of the Legislature could impair this Hem The Court appoints S. P.' Phillipa receiver, in a bond of ?200,000". CINCINNATI, Jane 19.-Tho citizens held; a'rn'ebtiug to- consider Vallaudig ?ham's1 death. Dr. J. L. Valfier pre ! sided. : iW. S.- Grosbeck delivered . a eulogy. The- resolutions were highly laudatory. A cornthitt?e was appointed : to complete tho funeral arrangements. I ; Nsw YOBK, June 19.-Two houses wero prostrated nt Union Hill, New Jersey, by tho storm, and twp ladies, seriously injured. A World special Trom Paris says indi? cations pf a renewal of the insurrection multiply. The workingmen openly in? sult tho soldiers. Attempts at assassina? tion add incendiarism continuo. The International candidates will bo return? ed. Twenty-five Commune officers have been 1 arrested since Friday-mostly foreigners. We learn from the Union Times that it is proposed to construct a railroad from Shelby, in Cleveland Connty, N. C., to some point on the'Spartanburg and Union Railroad-at Union proba? bly. The proposition comes from -the North Carolina Bide of the lino, and the people Cf ' Union County are, of course, quite pleased to have a good road into one of tho richest grain sections of the old North State. ?}, P. M.V.Whittman has been elected She? riff of Beaufort County for tho unex? pired tarro;, tho vacancy having been created by tho unavoidable absence of Mr. Williams, the late incumbent, who ia detained in Charleston by "circum? stances over whioh he has no control." % A man named Amos Niokerson, who keeps a bar room in Savannah, attempt? ed to murder his wife, on Thursday last,. with a knife and hatchet, and then com? mitted suicid? by drowning. The un? fortunate woman is severely hurt, bnt it is thought she will recover. Charred corpses have been found in I the ruins of the Hotel de Ville, whioh are undoubtedly the remains of prison? ers left in their cells by the Communists. A lad, named James Mills, was drown? ed in the Augusta Canal, on Saturday, while attempting to cross it in a batteau, with tw ) othor boys. Ben. Dunoon, an epileptic, was found floating in the Sampit River, near Georgetown, on Wednesday. Verdiot, "accidental drowning." . ? CARD, "^rr'Ebog to call the attention of tho public to our first class stock cf DRY GOODS, Now completo in every department, and to tho following apeoial items : BOOTS AND SHOES. We aro now prepared to show one of tho handsomest, nooicat, choapcBt and nioat de? sirable stock of SHOES over oponed in this market. We introduce two new features in ?nc trade. 1st. Wa will send no goods ont to ' try or fit, aa wo have, at considerable oxpc nao, fitto? np-a "Ladies' Fitting Room." 2d. Wo >" ; .... . ? i guarantee, to the fullest extent, all our Abo. Ii^orkfp^givo entire eatha*action. , ? i .. fi ..".'. . > . j June 10_ft. C. SHIVER ?fc CO. movement shows a continued falling oft. Totals aro the smallest for any week Biuoe the retrograde movement set in. Exports abo ot one-half for cor ros po od? in g week last year. Receipts at all ports 2-1,046 balea; ag?inat 26,130 last week; OG, 402 previous week; 40,178 th reo w eeks Hinco. Receipts since September 3,815, 170 bales; against 2,800,478 for the cor? responding period of the provious year. Exports from all ports 20,970 bales; against 40,332 last year. Exports for ex rpi reapportion oltbeye?r73',003,732 hales; mgauiat 2,022,824last year. ' BtookaVall J botts 224.851 bales: asdinst 229.277 sam? time faBt year. S took 'at ' inion" or towna' 116,244 bufos; against 46,506 last year. Stock iQiXiiverpool.915,000 bales; against 628,000 Hast year. Amerioan , cotton [afloat for Great ?Br i tain 182*000 i?bal< , against 115,000 last year. Indian cotton afloat fer Eorop? 471,955 bales; against ! 355|440 last year. The weather accounts I from the South report continued heavy rains ia the Golf States, and also high tip the -Mississippi River, bat towards 'tue, close of tho week thc rains abated somewhat, and, the weather was rather more favorables ' LONDON, Juno. 19-Noon.-Consols 92?^.'Bonds 90%. LTVERPOOL, Juno 19-Noon.-Cotton active and Armer-uplands 8>? ; Orleans 8%@6K; nearly due from Orleans 8%. PARIS, Juno 19.-Rentes 52. LONDON, June 19-Eveniug.-Consols 92>g. : Bonds 90&. LIVERPOOL, Jane 19-Evening.-Cot ton buoyant-uplands 8}?; Qr leans 8*-6 QfiJi't sales 25,000 bales; export and spe? culation 18,000; on named ships at New Orleans 8%. . NEW "YORK, June 19-Noon.-Flour declining. Wheat quiet and neaw. Coru steady. Pork dull, nt 14.7?@15.00. Cotton quint and firm-middling up lauds 20%; Orleans 21??; sales 1,500 bales. ' Freights quiet, t? tocks steady abd dull. Gold steodyt at 12^. . Go vern m en ta very strong and steady Money cosy, at 3. Exchange-long 10^; short 10^ 7 i\ M.-Cotton firm and quiet, with sales of 3,040 bales, at 21. Flour Southern dull and drooping; common to fair ejetra 6.60@7.20; good to choice 7.25@9.00. Whiskey quiet, at. 92}?. Wheat lower-winter red and amber Western 59@61. Corn easier, at 75@ 76^: -Rice dull, at 9??@9'#. ". Pork 14.87(^15 00. Lard steady-kettln 10% Lard, steady. Freights firm. Stooks strong. . Gold 12^@12)?. Govern? ments strong, with little business. States steady,'.at Saturday's prices. Money 2@3. CINCINNATI, June 19.-Corn in good demand, with full prices, at 57. Provi? sions quiet and weuk-mess pork 15.00. Shoulders Gj.,' ; olear rib sides 8%. Lard 10. Whiskey 89. LOUISVILLE, Juae 19.-Flour quiet. Cora ia good demand, at. 68. Provi? sions dull and weak-mess pork 10.00. Shoulders 6%; clear sides 9. Lard 10).. @ll???. Whiskey 89. BALTIMORE, June 19.-Flour and wheat dull but steady. White cora 88?90; yellow dull, at 75@78. Provisions un? changed. Whiskey 93@93>?. Golton firm-middling20^@20%; receipts 4G0 bales; sales 300; stock 1,695. GALVESTON, June 19.-Cotton firm good ordinary 15,^@15)?; receipts 832 bales; sales 500; stock 49,239. . MOBILE, June 19.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 18^; receipts 376 bales; eales 400; stock 12,786. AUGUSTA, June 19.-Cotton market closed firm, at 193 .j for Liverpool and 20 for New York middling; sales 200 bales; receipts 90. NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Flour dall soper 5.62; double 6.25; treble 5.50? 7.00. Corn-mix?d 72@73;'white and yellow 74@75. Pork dull-mess offering at 16.25. Bacon quiet, at 7>?(?)9>.?; sugar-cured hams 14>?@15. Lard dull tierce 10^@11; keg 11>?@11^. Sugar scarce-oommou 9)<?; fair 10. Whiskey firmer, at 82@95. Coffee inactive, at 13%@15K. Molasses-reboiled 40. Cotton firm-middling 20; receipts 2,038 bales; sales 2,500; stook 50,492. CHARLESTON, Jane 19.-Cotton steady -middling 21; receipts 315 bales; sales 200; stock 5,252. BOSTON, June 19.-Cotton firm-mid? dling 21>4; receipts 655 bales; sales 500; stook 5,000 WILMINGTON, Juno 19.-Cotton firm middling 19receipts 80 bales; sales 4; stock 1,2997 NORFOLK, June 19.-Cotton firm low middling 18%; receipts 812 bales sales 40; stock 2,029. SAVANNAH, June 19.-Cotton-little doing; offerings scarce-middling 19}?i receipts 3,649 bales; sales 30U; stock 8,820. Wool! Wooli Wooli WANTED to buv 20,000 pounds of WOOL for caah. BL a. RELY ,t GIBBES, Columbia, S. C. *3~ Newberry Herald. Ab be vi Ho Press and Banner, Fairfield Herald each copy four times and forward bills to thia office. Juno 13_lmo__ Hay ! Hay ! ! Hay ! ! ! 1 f\(\ nflA LBA- PRIME HAY for salo JLvlV/?V/v/V/ -delivered in Columbia at $1.25 per hundred. Ordere to bo left at E. Hopo'a, with J. E. Gvles, Eeo. JUDO ll MI KELL & LEVY. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal lon or barrel. Aleo, in glaasti, pinta and (martB. For salo low._E. HOPE Davis' Poison for iSed-bugs, Roaches, Ants, &c. ASAFE and certain destroyer, CBBY of ap plication, without any disagreeable smell or etain. Frico 25 cents'. For salo at W. O. FISHER'S . Juno 15_"_Draft Store. Pearl Grist. f r\ BBL8. FRESH PEARL GRiBT,.Ju?t JLXJ reooived and for salo low by June 15 JOHN AGNEW & 8pN? ? Imported Ale and Porter. .?)K CASKS-Pinta-best brand?, in atoro jfl? and for gale GEO. 6YMMBR8. The coolest Lager in the city can bc bad at POLLOCK'S. mm,'Ammummam, V?h y. TO: AND FROM . / L'?Yiw - BALTIHOBE, PHILADELPHIA, M JOBK, .B?ST^Sv - ATS* JO& THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING. CITIES. ( THREE ' TIMES ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^fe A W??!'P< Tuesdays, Thursdays, Bafrusrdays* '?? \. i'.T V.\?!:/.C ' !? . tittil ELEpANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours.Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,000 BALKS MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND connecting Hos Ja Weat, In alliance with the flout of thirteen first claus? Steamships to ! the above ports, invite attention to the quick time and regular despatch afforded tor "the business public in the Cotton States at the PORT OF CHARLESTON, Offering facilities of rail and sea transportation for Freight and Passengers not excelled in excellence- and capacity at any other port. Tho following splendid Ocean Steamers are>jre gu! arly on the line: ..." ?? -, .ii <U *$. b - TO NEW Y O U X . . MANHATTAN, GEORGIA, M. 8. Woodhall, Commander. 8. Crowtll. Commander. CHAMPION, SOUCH CAROLINA, R. W. Lockwood, Commander T. J. Beckott, Commander. CHARLE3T0N, CLYDE, James Berry, Commander. J. Kennedy. Commander. JAMES ADOER. ASHLAND, ? T. J. Lockwood, Commander. - Ingram, Commander. JAMES ADGER A CO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO., Agents, Charitston, S. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agouti?, Charleston, S. C. TO P II I L A ii K. L P II I A . VIRGINIA, EMPIRE, > ? : : Alex. Hunter, Commander. C. Hinckley, Commander. SAILING DAIS-THURSDAYS. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, S. C. TO BALTIMORE. FALCON, : MARYLAND,. " . Hainio, Commander. Johnson, Commander.' SEA GULL, ?. Dutton, Commander. Sailing Days-Evory Fifth Pay. .i PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleston. 8. 0. Rates ga ?ante ed aa" low aa Ihoee of competing linea. Marine Insurance, one-half of opo per cont. : : ' -.- Wi ' . TH?OTTGH BILL8 OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS ' Can bo had at all thc principal Railroad Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and MJesie hippi. State Rooms may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agente of tho Steamships iu Charleston, at whose offices in all cases the Railroad Tickets should be exchanged and Berths aesigned. Tho Through Tickets by this route include Transfers, Meals and State Room, while on shipboard. The South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting lines, have largely increased their facilities for the rapid movement of Freight and Passengers between the Northern cities and tho Sonth and West. Commrtablo Ni?ht Cara, with tho Holmes'Chair, without extra charge, havo been introduced on tho South Carolina Railroad. Strst cl^ss Eating Saloon at branchville. On the Georgia Kaik-oad ilret alass Sleeping Cars.. Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of the South Carotina Railroad. Closo connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at distant'pointe with great promptness. Tho managers will uso every exertion to satisfy their patrons that the lino tfO'Oharlestbn cannot bo surpassed In despatch and tho safe delivery or goode. . For further information, applv to J. M. SFXEIKK, Superintendent, Charleston, 8. C.; B. D. HASELL, General Agent, P. O. Box 4.?7?; O?lce 317 Broadway, N. Y.; 8. B. PICKZKB, General Passenger and Ticket agent; South Carolina Railroad. ALFRED L. TYLER, Juno 20 tc mo ' Vice-Pr?sident Scnth Carolina Railroad, Charleston, 8. C. FRESH AND COOLI E open thia day & fre?b lot cf D B Y GOODS, Direct from first.bando. Hafting no old ntock to work off, we ehow new ind fresh Goodtj, at Bull Times' Prices. We aak especial attention and examination of oor low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, the only place In thc city to pro? cure these desirable goode ia at PORTER & STEELE'S. Jnne 14 ? Trip to the Mountains. GS aam mm WM ammom i nmsamnan GREENVILLE &. COLUMBIA R. H., COLCMUU, S. C., Juno 13. 1871. FOR thc accommodation of persona who desire to witness tho commencement exercices of Nowberry College and tho laving of tho Corner Stone, by thc Masouio Fra? ternity, at Walhalla, during tho lu et week in June, round trip tickets for one faro will be issued al all stations on this road for Ander? son; sale of tickets to commence on Satur? day, the '21th, and coutinno uutil Wednesday, the 23th, inclusive; good to return on uutil Monday July 3, inclusivo. Common-ornent cxercisos will begin on Monday, tho 26th; Corner stone will bo laid on Wednesday, the 23th. By this arrangement an opportunity is offered to enjoy the mountain air and to wit? ness an imposing and interesting ceremony. THOS. DODAMEAD, Gon'l Supt. M. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent. j?y Faners publishing by agreonient pleaao Insert three timos weokly. Juno 13 +0 Glenn's Springe, Spartanburg Co., S. C. Aj?&^rs THIS delightful wateriug MWnMfcp?m. l)lacu w'l? k? ?P?U for visitors Ipa?gGgigjggr- Boing situated in thc North? en! part ot tno State, in a section remarkable for delightful climate, beaut) and healthful? ness, this, together with tho virtues of the water, m?kos it ono of tho most deeirablo watering places to bc found. Tho medicinal qualities of this water are not excelled, and aro a sovereign remedy for all Female Diacaeca, diseases of long standing, Disoases of tho Livor, Bowels, Stomach, Kid? neys. Eruptions of thc Skin, Scrofula, Djs popsia, Dropsv, Rheumatism, Ac, Arrangements will bo mado to accommodate a largo number of visitor*. Tho best music will bo in attendance to on livcn the Ball Room. . . I Fancy Balls dnriug tho summer. A Livory will boikept at modorate charges; Charges-$2.50 per day; $30 to Ho per month, according to rooms. Children mular ton yeard of ago and colored acrvauts half price. Cottages to rent at $25 and $50 for tho i'o.v eon. W. D. FOWLER, Proprietor. : tar Stages irotn Jonesville direct to hotel. May. 30_.??j_ttmotjl A fresh supply of flVglcy'e Majtbwer. flu? C'.Oi ?t-PoLLOCK'S. , AT LOVE & CO.'S. NOW OPENXSra: FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN. jy?OBS cf those boantiful LENGES and ' JAPANESE POPLrNS, at lower prices. , New Styles in ' ? Swiss, Victoria and Linea' Lawn, MADE DRESSES, Under Garments for Ladies,/ Wc are sole Agents for the "EMPIRE SEWING HACII1XE," Helpmates of onr mothers and wives. Hundreds of ladies in this city can testify to their being the best in use. W. D. LOVE, Juue 9_B. D. MoOREERY. State of South Carolina-Richland Co. COURT OF COAIAIOX PLEAS. Thoa. Tillot, J. C. MoCnrdy and J. J. Greer, Plainti?'s, ra. Alexander Smythe, Defend? ant. To Alexander Smythe, Defendant in this action: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which will be Hied in the ofUco of tho Clerk of I tho Court of Common Pleas, for tho oaid County, and to Berve a copy of your answer on tho' subscribers at their ofheo. in Colum? bia, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho Berrico of thia summons on you, exclusive of tho day of service. If you fail to an inver this complaint within tho timo aforeeaid, tho plaintiffs will take judgment against you for tho Bum of ono thousand four hundred and twenty-three dollars and iiftv-oight cents, and costs. Dated Columbia. S. C., Mav 15,1871. CARROLL, MELTON ft J ANNEY, Plaintiffs'' Attorneys. D.D. MILI.LIL C. C. C. To the In fendant, Alexander Smythe: Take notice that tho eummous in thin ac? tion, of which tho foregoing ia a copy, waa died in tho ofhco of tho Clork of the Court of j Common l'Ion?, at Columbia, in tho County of Richland, in thc Stato of South Carolina, on tho 15th dav of Mav, 1871. Dated Columbia, S C., Juuo *12, 1871'. CARROLL; MELTON ft JANNEY, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, Jane 13 tu6_Columbia, 8. C. NEW GOODS . 'R. XX ;."AT'' ' . Y -, C. F. JACKSON'S, NEW styles of PRfNTS, .... ) New stylos of Apron?, white ULd buff. . Children's White Moneul Blouaea. Children's Rmi Linon Blouaea." ( , Ladl?a'Silk Saratoga Ties. All at vo.ry.|u.w prices. .: \..?- June 8 Dama gt ? dorn, BY ^ACOf LEVIN. . . -, THIS CTue?di-y] MORNING, at lO.bNuock, J I t woatno* porniittltiR, nt my atoro, j 100 sacke WHITE COHN, slightly damaged. Jon^? : 5 < / V i ??-^- . Bacon, etc., ?9. , BY JACOB LEVIN. TU 18 [Tueaday] MORN INO, ai lb o'clock, before my atore, weather permitting, -V' - Ibe. PRIME SMOKED SHOULDERS, - Iba. prime Sugar-cnred-Strips, - Iba. Olear D. B. Bidet, . ; . -. boxea new Oheoee, . . - bble. Extra Floor. With a variety of .other articles. Fornitura, ... &o., to closo enndry consignments. * . AX&O, ; .. Two WAGON'S and a BUGGY. Jone 30 A SELTZER THE house vre live in. ?Tho mind la the touaut of .the body, and uniese the teno ment is kept in good repair, tho immortal oc? cupant ia depressed, distraught, miserable, ana HOOB things "an th roo gb a g?a?s, darkly," not M they really are. Wh?n tho stomach Ia , relaxed, the liver torpid, the bowels dieorder ! ed, and the* n?rvea unstrung, invigorate, vltal ize, regulate and tono them with TARRANT'8 SELTZER APERI?BT. Ita operation ls cortata.painless and salutary. It brings the action cf these important organs I into conformity with tim laws of health; the I spirits riao. the brain clears, and .the capacity ' to enjoy lifo ia. restored to desponding inva? lida. SOLD BY AL.Ii DRUGGISTS. JonoSO Vi READ THIS! l^y^E take pleaeure in calling'tho special attention of the trade to our. largo "and ?TOII eolccWd-atook'of . .'.' ' '. ;;..' '".?>?!': dd 'iO ?r.! r c. OJ Ladies, Misses, Children, -Men and Boya' SIDES Ml SMTfflS. Which we ara soiling at MANUFACTURE^ PSICES. Give ns a call, and examine before you buy. J. H. M. L. KIN ARD. May 26_ llfllTAIT HOTICI TO Dealers and Those in WantI OF DRY GOODS. WK have now in store a full line of the ?sweat and moat FASHIONABLE GOODS Of domestic, French and English manufac? turo, which we guarantee, at all times, to sell aa low, if not at lees prioee, than any house in Columbia, buying onr Goode from the largest and most celebrated establishments in tho United States. And as wo desire to please all, wo have now in our house the BEST GRADES OF EVERY CLASS OF GOODS, From tho lowest to the highest, and we feel confident that all those favoring ne with,an order from a distance will bs pleased and satisfied that OUR HOUSE . ?B .* . . TBE ONE Ia this city to deal with. Wo will, upon application, send-promptly by mail, full lines of samples of. those kind of Gooda doairod and. specified by our friends, and onatompra.--. All erder? accompanied by cash amounting; to f?? and over, delivered in way part of tho Stat* freo pf freight charges. Those nnsccompftple?ywill beieppt C. O. D. We re a p co tinily solicit 1 ordere?, which will receive the Prompt and pcrsoual attention of Sue of tho firm.- Oar prices being low, we lilnk we can render oatialacLiou to all. Give us'atriaL . ?it J. H. & M. L. KINARI), May3 . ':*''JCOLCM.BIA1 8.C.