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1 NOON ' DESPATCHES.
CA.TU??Q OOW?JOA.T?OHQ'^seJap 'TO noto
. CUD A-M'MAUOH'O BEH?ONATI?N W?XH"<
DRAWN-FBARF OL LOBS OT ' LIFE BT A
BAltittOAI? ACOTDKNT, SO. y AO. 1
BOMB, Jone 21.-Tho* S^lsa/-'.Consul
ash* nearly 5,O0fcQOO francs to completo
armaments.
BERLIN, June . 21.-f-The German Go
votnmont complains to tho P?pb of tho
attUudo of the Catholic party in . the
Gorman Parliament. AntoneUi, reply-i
ing,'disavows responsibility,!
PARIS, Jun~e'21.r-The Anemer 'Nation?
al and Nation Spyveraino bayo'/bibed the
union of tho Republican press. Thiers
forbids tho appearance, of La Peupla
PYcm'cati.' 'suppressed before tho ittsnr
.. reotion., A' ''."..! ' ' ' '
Roquefort'strial co m men cea Monday.
The Minister of the Colonies declared
in thai-Cortes, that Spain would hold
Coba ss long as men' and' arms were
forthcoming. Tho Minister of the Inte?
rfax ol Italy has ordered the dissolution
of all 'chapters of tho International So
oioty in Italy.
I j NIGHT /DESPATCHES'. '- .
PARIS, Juno 22.-Duko D'Au malo hue
reached Cuaia, and arrives at paris to?
night. It is said MoMahon has with?
drawn his resignation OH commander ol
tho army. The Ministry of Financo te
returning to Paria and is taking quar?
ters in the Louvre.
BERLIN, June 22.-Four troop can
OU tho Lei paie BoSd - were thrown from
the track and two. officers and twenty
ono* privates killed;J ono officer and
forty privates hort. . :i?ioit
A merle* BC
. ( NOON DESPATCHES.. .
ExcrrmtE?rr D? . KEW YORK, a:AP.ggT-gpa
;TEB HLO-DOHTT IKmCTHD-POLITICS II
CALIFORNIA, OHIO AND ILLINOIS-EARTH
QUAK,? .AND TORNADO-yMUItUER IN J
dotJsa? Robt?-^-B?rLRt)'ADl A??TDB?rr-4
. StBW BOARD OF TB ill E IN NKW YORK
- FCBTI1?H FAILURES FROM BOOK ISBANI
SI'EOU?iA'riON---ALA11AMA . AND ' CR ATX A
NO?OA RAILROAD OASR, *&? AO.'
.Nawr.r?oRK,.June..2I..*r-Speoia ship
menta over $500,000_
Fearful excitement in tim stock roarke
* to day, owing : to sudden iluotuationa ii
Bock- Island, which Oponed at l.iJOj j
sold up to 1.30%, fell suddenly io 1.14%
rallied tbl.l0k?<aOwn again'lo 4..1Q>?
back 't?'lill?; ?n?? ddwd"t?Tl.?0r [. A
the pre8?utl timo 'it ia L.12.i?J>i>iTh
balance of the. .market ia down in ay m
pathy with Rock* Island, Nearly all ia
portant stocks aro entirely neglected
The explanation of th? panic On Boc!
Island isrreported. to be that a leadin
operator -in the stock bought 225,00
ZIIVLTZZ outside of thc. pool ??nl w?
unubl? to-day to raino tho money to prc
toot thia oiiormpus amount of stock an
carry on tho projected corner. A nan
ber of smaller brokers acting' for th i
prominent operator were unable to tak
the Stock they bought yesterday, -ap
their 'suspension was reported to th
board, Large amonnts of stock wer
sold ont under thornie for their account
ATLANTA^ Juno 21.-The grand jury c
Fulton County to-day indicted Foatt
Blodgett; date Superintendent of Stat
Road, and his private secretary. Var ne
GaskUl, f?r larceny aftor trust; in th
embezzling of State Boad funds.
WASHINGTON, Juno 22 -'--Capt. Stevern
of the Un instates s^eam/ir Guer ri en
reports, tp 'tJio Navy D0Par^nyDt h.
arrival at Alexandria, Egypt, April 21
"While' il Cairo ho met many of th
officersof1 th? late Confederate Govert
mont, who took occaaiqn to pay tb
officerseyery honor. . j .>'
The Ohio Republican State Convoi
tion to-day nominated Gen. Edward 1
Noyes, of .Cincinnati for Governor, wit
acclamation;. Hon. _. Jncob Muller, <
Cnyahoga, for Lieutenant-Govor nor, an
Wm. H. West, of Logan, for Judge <
the Supreme Court. The resolatioi
endorse the Administration, favor a tari
{>roteotive alike to all sections, and loc
onglngly for the time when general ai
nesty will be safe. '
The lown Republicano nominated 4
O. Carpenter. Tho resolutions favi
protection on the basis of revenue tari:
annexation of San Domingo, when tl
San Domingoana desire annexation, ai
cr.?erne tba Administra ii uu.
A sharp earthquake was felt at Ca
B toga, California. ,
At Portland, Oregon, a negro ohargi
. with debauching his daughter, Wa? sb
dead in the truncas box by the fath<
The sheriff at Portland failing to hang
condemned;man, the people disguis
bim, and an Indian performed, the si
riffs funotions. Jw j .-<? %
At tha tobacco fair at St. Louis, Y
* ginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Lc
isiana,. Tesas, Mississippi BS? Masaos
WO?e represontod-rahowing: - poor. ]
fftttpy prices.' ' " '..'.*>\\H
. - A tornado, et;Scranton, Indiana, o
ried h houBO' ten rods, killing Q fatl
and seVerely wounding a son and daof
ter, besides hurting five others.
The Demoorats of California re-noi
nate ?Talght, oh uhfi-rfeilroad oi
sidy' platier''The > y?solrt?dns ?pp<
Chinese immigration; accept the rose
of the war ft nd tho Const i tn ti on ne
now stands',^ / '.''?'' '.
Mrs. VaUandigbani is still unoouscio
Sba fails-to recognize intimate friend*
hor'bedside. . ' .
Latest despatches' say it was the n
paeg and mace oropa bf Banda, in Mal
instead of the cotton crop of Bau
India, which were destroyed.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
NAsnvrLna, June 22.-T-TWO passen
trains collided at McEVans* Station,
the Nashville and North-western R
road. B. M. Voss was killed. Neit
train was damaged.
NEW YORK, Juno 22.-Tho morobe
and brokers in tea, coffee and sugar
solved to form a board of trade, for j
tection against dishonest irregulariti
The Mayor has appointed a boar?
license druggists and drag clerks.
."^^^?J^^-J^-^W^^^ thu? far.
on Robk nitjnal and abbrjt ^0,000 sfca)& fl
wero sold out uhder too rble."
WASHINGTON,.-June 22.-Probabilities
.-?-Threatening weather, with occasional
light rain, is probable for to-night ip
Pennsylvania and Virginia, and to some
extent on Friday, in the Eastern States.
The conditions are favorable for BeVere
local Btorms 'from Arkansas to Ohio.
No extended disturbance is probable on
Friday on onr coasts.
Assessors of internal revenne continue
to be removed on account of consolida?
tions. ;
MoNTOpMsav, AUA., Juno 2,2.-Jn tho
United j Sextos Otrou?t ; Court, Judge jW^ i
B. Woods decided, on the petition- bf
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad,
.that he, sitting aa a Circuit Court Judge,
had thcpowerio reviso and superintend
j the profldfediogs of bankruptcy 'foi the
Middle1 Distriet of Alabama, undel" tho
aeaond Ruction of thp Bankrupt Act
The caso arises from a petition to review
tho decree of Judge Busteed, adjudging
the railroad company a bankrupt. The
petition;topon its merits, will'be heard
on Saturday.
CHARLESTON, JUDO 22.-Sailed-steam?
er Virginia, Philadelphia; brig S. C.
Shaw, Yarmouth, N. S.; schooner C. H.
Eaton, Baltimore.
A distinguished.professor once set the
table in a roar >by solemnly-announcing
that tho word "sack" carno faom the
I-Tower of Babel itself, the solitary rem?
nant of that universal wreck of lan?
guages. He affirmed that though they
forgot all else, every man recollected
his primitivo carpet-bag. And the word
sack docs run through nearly every
known language with little change of
form, sound or meaning.
An eminent, French physician Bays the
decrease of dyspepsia and bil lion a affeo-'
tiona in Paris,-is owing to tho increased
consumption of apples, which fruit, ho
maintainsVJsian admirable, prophylutid
.and tonio, as well ns a very nourishing
and easily digested article of food.'
A Boston, rn?h is anxious to ?earn how
I it happens <?? that when people oome to
high words they are 60 uPt to use low
.language.;"""- . M' ' ;
An unpleasant sort of arithmetic-Di?
visions among families.
State of South Carolina- - Gr eon ville Co.
CounT or Cou HON PLEAS.
W. H. MoCarrell, assignee, E. V7. Keeler, ad
minietratnr,'Nolly Turnor ami Jesslo Cren
ahaw, plaintiffs, against' William West,-:8.
James Weat, and Thomas W. Went.-St'ir
Muxa FOIL UKI.IF.I-. . ?> '.. . ...
To thc Defendants, William Weat-, ti. James
.Weat and Thomas IF.- Weat: '.
> V/OU are hereby summoned ?nd reijnired
{ JL to answer the complaint in thia action,
wnioh IB thia day tiled in the ellice of tho
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleaa for
Greenville County, and to serve a oopy of
?our answer on the subscribers; at their et?
oo, in the city of Oreenville. 8. C., within
twenty-days after the service hereof,'exclu*
aive cf the day of euoh service; and if you
fail to aha wer the complaint within the time
alorosaid, the plaintiff in thia aation will ap
?ilyto tho Court for the relief demanded in
bo complaint. EARLE ?fc BLYTHE,
ti. L - ' Plaintiff*' Attorney*.
Dated at Greenville C. H., B. C., Juno 12,
1871.
2b the Defendants, S, James West and Thor.
W. Weat:.
Take notice that the summons in thia ac?
tion, of which the above ia a copy, together
with tho complaint, waa flied in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of, Common Pleas for
Greenville County, 8. C., on tho 12th day of
Juno, 1871. EARLE A BLYTHE, '
Jnne 23 jg_Plaintiff*' Attorneys.
IT ..' . Canted to Rent,
.w^ ?N the moat business'part of Colum
n>,':. bia, in Charleston, or in any of the
fiCs!!!. larger towns of Bouth Carolina or
. ?U?I?M. Georgia, or in Charlotte, N. C., hy a
party who "baa had experience, and with re?
ferences', ? ^BUILDING, in good order, con.
taming not lena than fifteen rooms, and hav?
ing attached ali., .necessary out-buildinga,
amt able fora Boarding House or small Hotel.
Would prefer the honse tarnished, except two
family rooms, and weald like to get posses
alon either in September or October, or evon
earlior.
Address, giving location, number of rooms,
fire-places, ohanoes for business, tonna, eto.,
Jnne 22 2? 8. B. C., Marien C. H., 8. C.
25
Imported Ale and Porter.
CA8K3-Pints-best branda, in store
and for aale GEO. BYMMER8
Native and Foreign Wines.
SO?PPKRNONG, Concord, Bauten?, Cla?
ret, Champagnes, juat received and for
aale lo?, by j_< E. HOPE.
The Doctors Recommend Beegers' JBeer
IN praferenoo to London Porter aad Booton
Ale. Why? They know it ia onadnlteratod.
THE MORRIS COTTON OIN
HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND ia warranted to do it again. For full
par Honiara,, relativo to these machines,
address E. MOBBI8,
Jann 18 Omo . Colombia, 8. 0.
Hay I Hay tl Hay 111 . ;1,
1Aft AAA LBS. FRI MIS HAT for Bale
IA HJ.UUU -delivered in Colombia
at $1.25 per hundred. Orders to b* left st B.
Hope's, with/J. E. Oyles, Esq.
Jnne ll MIKELL & LEVY.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
THE undersigned has made arrangements
with parties in Charleston, and is pre?
pared to furnish COAL at $16 per ton of 2.000
weight, cash on deltvery. Orders left at
Greenville Railroad Office, over Booth Caro?
lina Bank and Trust Company,promptly at
tended to.- TUOS. J. ?IOORE, Agent.
June 10 Imo
Davis' Magic Grease and Spot Remover
THIH is invaluable in cleaning clothes of
any sort, lt does not injnre or discolor
i the fabric in tho slightest. Prico 25 coote.
Prepared for a ale hy W. O. FISHER,
Juno 15_ Druggist.
Wool! Wooli Wool!
WANTED to buy 20,000 pounds of WOOL
for cash. BLAKELY <3c GIBBES,
Colombia, B. C.
SGT Newberry Herald. Abbeville Press and.
Banner, Fairfield Herald each copy four times
and forward billa to this office.. Juno 13 Imo
Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches,
Ants, &c.
ASAFE and'oertain deatroyer. feasy of ap?
plication, without any disagreeable
smell or ataiu. Pi ice 25 cents For aale at
W. C. FISHER'S
Jnne 15 Brag Btnro.
If yon want your thirat quenched, call at
POLLOCK'S.
A frosh supply of Bremen Lager at POL?
LOCK'S; .'
HLOF?OV, j $ane| 22^<^.-^Op?8ol?
? ^PABIS, Jane 22.-Rentes 52f. 15c.
*'CiTBiiPOOJj, Jnne 22-?-Noon.-Cotton
easier-tapiando 8>?; Orleans 8%?8,%;
futuro deliveries lower.
LTVKBPOOL, i Jqne 22-Evening.-Cot
ton eas.er-7-uplands 8>?; Orleans
8*(; sales 15,000 bates; speculation and
export 3.000.
NKW YORK, Juno 22-Noon.-Stocks
excited ' nod unsettled. Gold dull, at '
125?. Governments steady and dull.
State bonds dull and heavy. Money!
easy.-nt 4. Exchange-long JLO^Q ; short-.)
10%. ? Flour and corp quiet and un
ohabged. Wheat a sho.de Armor. Pork
steady-mets 14.75.. Cotton quiet and
strong-middling uplands 20??; Orleans
20>4 ; sales OOO bales. Freights quiet.
JJ P. M.r-Money active ?nd higher, at
4@6, with quite a general demand for
certified checks in view of surroundings
id the stock market. Sterling quiet and
firm. Cold 12J4'@12j^. Governments
dull but steady. Southerns neglected
and loWer. Tennossees 7l>^; now 71J?.
Virginias 67; new 72jy. Louisianas 70;
new 62; levees 70;. 8a 86. Alabamas!
1.02; 6s72. Georgies87; 7s92??. Nonn
Carolinas 47; new 27. South Carolinas'
75; new 62^. Cotton dull and nomi?
nal; sales 905 bales-uplaudB . 20>?.
Flour-Soulhern unohanged. Whiskey I
92>?. Wheat closed with holders quite !
anxious-winter red and amber Weste n '
1.56)?@1.57. Corn lo. lower, afe74<??7F.
Pork 14%@14^. Lard a shado firmer
kettle 10%. Freights firmer.
CINCINNATI, Juno 22-Flour dull and
declined.' Coin advanced, at 58@59.
Pork in fair demand, at 15.00. Lard
holders firm, ut 10. Bacon scarce and
firm-shoulders 6^@G)<?; clear sides
8)?i@85?. Whiskey 89.
ST. LOUIS, June 22,-Flour and corn
unchanged. Pork in better demand, at:
15.00@15 25. Lard 10J?@10J?. Bacon
dull=-shoulders olear Bides dQiSjyt.
Whiskey 91,.
- LOUISVILLE, Juno 22.-Corn quiet
and unchanged. Flou? quiet and weiik.
Mess pork held at 15.25. Shoulders
G3?;. clear sides 9. Whiskey 89.
?ALTIMOHK. June 22.--Floor dull and
irregular-Howard street 5.00@5.75;
ext>a,. 6.25@7.00; family 7.QQ@8.75.
Wheat activer-now choice white 2.00@
2.15; Ohio and Iudiana 1.57@1.60.
Cora dnll-while 88; yellow 76; West?
ern 75@76. Bacon firm. Whiskey Q3?
93j?. Cotton steady-middling 19??(_
19%; receipts ?515 bales; sides IUD; stock
1,955. .. ;
' f G ALVESTON. Juno 22.- Cotton unset?
tled- good ordinary 1.5?& receipts 613
bales; salesG50; stock 48,142.
CHARLESTON, June 22.-Cotton dull- j
middling'20; receipts 280 bales; sales
100; stoqk 5,095.
WILMINGTON, June 22.-Cotton firm
middling iOj.i ; receipts 75 bales; stock
942. '
BOSTON, June 22.--Cotton dull-mid?
dling 20K; receipts 435 bales; sales 300; I
stock 5,000.
SAVANNAH, June 22.-Cotton in good
demand at lower rates-middling 19@
19?vi; receipts 222 bales; ?tock 9,152.
MOBILE, Juno 22.-Cotton steady and
qniet-middling 19@19??; receipts 85
bales; sales 100; stock 12,909.
. Huw ORLEANS, June 22.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 201?; receipts
2,449 bales; sales 1.100; stock 44,151.
Pork firmer-mess 16.25. Bacon quiet,
at 7*?@9>?; sngar-oured hams 15)?@16.
AoauSTA, June 22.-Cotton market
closed dull and irregular; holders asking
19 and buyers offering 18>.i for Liver?
pool middling; sales80 bales; receipts 35.
, NORFOLK, June 22.-Cotton dull
low middling 181 .<; receipts 195 bales;
Bales 20; stock 1,448.
Special Session of Court.' \i
OLE HE'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA', S. C., JUDO 19, 1871.
PURSUANT to an order of HON. SAMUEL
W. HELTON, a SPECIAL SESSION of
the Court of General Seiiione, for Richland
County, will be held at Colombia, commenc?
ing on MONDAY NEXT, the 3Gth day or Jone.
Prosecutors. Witneasen, and otbore interest?
ed, are notified to attend. '
? now Grand J ?irv haeheen drawn; and by
direction of tho Judge, the Orand Jury in at?
tendance at the last Term are discharged,
and their further attendanoe will cot be re-'
quired.
Jane 20 6_P. D. MILLER, C. O. O.
magrath't Bigest of South Carolina!
Law Reports,
TO the prosont tims. Price $5. For aale at
BRYAN 4 HoOABTEB'S BOOKSTORE.
Jone ll
Pearl Grist.
1 A BBL8. FRESH PE ABL GRIST, just
?AJ reoeitad and for aale low by
Janeys JOHN AGNEW k BON.
HEW GOODS
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW atylca of PRINTS.
New styles of ApronB, whUe and buff.
Children's White llon?al Blouses.
Children's Buff Linen Blouses.
Ladies* Bilk Saratoga Ties.
.?.All at vorj low prioes._ ;.Jone, 8
"I-7 T Claret Wino
ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, hy
the gallon or dozen;
j Janel -_ . EDWARD HOPE, j
For Rent.
?L. WE offurtho following desirable p?o
?fi? portj iur rent: T aplendid family REBI
JaUlLUENCU, with forty-two acres orland at?
tached, known as tho "Walker Place." Several
hundred fruit trees of choicest selection now
in full bearing. Tho lands are comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bold trie
spring notdlatant from thohonae. Tho front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper |
Boundary, one of our most publia streets.
ll. O'NEALK A SON,
Juno 8 _ _Cotton Town.
Congress Water.
GA8F.H for sale low by
Jnnol7 ? GEO. 8YMMERS,
IO
"Diamond" .and "Orange" Brand
Hams,
1 TIERCES of these "incomparables"
JA J* just to hand and for salo by
Juno 17 GEO." 8YMMER8,
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS, Saw, Grist aim Cano
Mills, all B?ZSB, all kinda of Agricultural Im
plemonte, Ilona? and Store Fronts, Iron Hail?
ing, Iron and Braes Casting; Shafting, Pul?
leys and Hangers made to order.
ALSO,
Manufacturers of UTLEVS IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which waa awarded
tho li ret pro m lum in North O aro li na, South
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall.
Wo alao manufacture tho DIXIE 8CREW
COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable ono.
Send for circulars.
Orders ll Hod on short nolice and on most
reasonable terms. Jone 21 8mo
A CARD. .
ayy7"Ebeg*to call the attention of the'public
to our first cl aaa stock of
DRY GOODS,
Now complete in every d?partaient, and to the
following special items:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We aro now prepared to show one of thc
handsomest, neatest, cheapest and most de?
sirable stock nf SHOES ever oponed in this
market. We introduce two new features in
tho trade, lat. We will fend no gooda out to
try or fit, as wu have, at c jnsiderable exp. use,
fitted up a "Ladies' Fitting Room." 2d. We
guarantee, to the fullest extent, all our lino
work to give entire satisfaction.
_June 16 'i Bl C.;'SHIVER A CO.
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
(KOHMKllliY, WILSON'S,)
53 Miles West of Charlotte, X. C.
TUE subscribers, having associated them?
selves in tho management of theso
Springs, wonld announce to their friends and
tho public that the Rouse is now open for the
reception of visitors.
To thone who have tested the virtues of
these extraordinary waters, it ia deemed un?
necessary to say "anything by way of com?
mendation, hnt to others they conlidniilly aa
suro satisfaction if they will make trial of the
healing properties ot thu waters for only a
short time.
Wo pledge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor expenau in order to vendor alt who may
favor us with a call aa comfot table an possi?
ble. In prospect of an abundance of supplies,
we bave adopted th?) following scale of
Jt EL CcE'JJ CHA K 0 Elf :
If over 10 da.VB. at.fl 50 per dar.
If not over 10 days,.1 75 "
bingle day.2 50
Children between tho ages of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
It is expected that tho Western Division of
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be completed to within a mile
or two of tho Spring.} at an carly day.
J. J. BLACKWOOD,
Jane i f_lt. M..OATE8.
For Sale.
THE LOT known SB Christ Church proper?
ty, situated oh the SonLh-cast corner of
lt landing and Marion streets, tn thc city of
Columbia, containing one acre,
ALSO,
The Lot on Richardson street. South of and
adjoining tho United States or dickerson Ho?
tel Lot, fronting on Riohardson street 58 feet
6 inches, and running back 208 feet C inches.
Each of the above Lots, from their pecu?
liarly favorable locations, mnst fast increase
in valne.
In addition to the abovo, the aubaoilbcr of?
fers for sale a large amount ot Real Estate
iu this city, in the surrounding country, in
Nowberry, and in Rpartanhurg, consisting of
Houses and Lots, Farms, Milla. Ac.
May 2* timo_J. W. PARKER.
FRESH AND COOLI
"W"E open this day a fresh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old stock
to work off, wo show now and fresh Qoods, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask especial attention and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only place in tho city to pro
care these desirable goods is at
''OilTER & STEELE'S.
June 14_
Se ego rs' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cocoonlnn Indiens Fish
Berries tn make sleepy Cr headache._
Intelligence Office,
(Opposite.Masonic. Hall.)
WE call the attention of the citizens of
Columbia anil vicinity to tho fact that
wo have purchased tho interest of BEARD &
ORCHARD in tho abovo institution, sud will
give attontion strictly to its depuse ils. Malos
or fomalos wishing employment of any kind
can he supplied hy calling, or Rending in their
names and residences and announcing their
wants. Tho desires of employers will be im?
mediately taken not ico of". ' Rentoraand those
wishing to rent will'be provided for. Tho
collection of Acucante will beparkued, Bonds
negotiated, and sales of Real and Personal
Propbrty made. LEE A 8.M1TII.
Juno 3 _ _
Infant's Food.
A MOTHER supply of FOOD FOR INFANTS.
LX. This is just tho loud for babies. Mothers
call and examine it, at HEINITSH'S
_Jnno I t _ _Store.
Lard! Lard!!
PURE LEAF LARD-^guarantied strictly
pnre"~in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
8, 5 and 10 caddies, for Balo at reduced prices,
hy JOHN AGNEW A SON.
FANCY FAST COLORED ?USUS,
~jy?OEE of those bo&Qtifol LENOE8,&m5
JAPANESE POPLINS, ai lowoaprices. \j
New a ty leo io
' ': ?Vt?-.
Swiss, Victoria and Linen Lawn,
MADE DEESSES,
Under Garments for Ladies.
We are sole Agenta for the .
"EMPIRE SEWING ?ACHINE,"
Helpmates of onr mothers . and wives.
Hundreda of ladies in this city can testify to
their hoing the beat in use.
W. D. LOVE,
Jnno 9 _B. B. MoCRBEIiY.
State of South Carolina-Richland Co.
IN TUE COMMON FLEAS,
Martha J.Townsend, Administratrix,Cf.Wm.
J. Hataon el ai.
ALL persons having claim's against the
estate of the late Samuel Townsend, de?
ceased, intestate, are required to prove thora
boforo the undersigned, on or bofore the lat
day or July next. W. 8. MONTEITH,
Juno ll |fl_Special Referee.
State of South Carolina-Union Co.
COURT OF PRORATE.
William Bailey, Plaintiff, as. Jane Bailey,
Mary Cadd, Joshua Cadd, Thomas Balley,
James Bailey. Nancy Cadd, William Cudd,
Jonathan Bailey, T. lt. Bailey, Neely, Bailey
and Ellen Palmer, D?tendant*.-SUMMONS.
To the Defendants: . . ,.,,< .
YOU are hereby summoned ?nd required
to anawer the petition in this action,
which is filed in the office of tho Probate
Judgo for the eaid County, and tb' nervo a
copy of yonr answer to the said p?tition ou
tho aubecribur, at hts office, at Union, S. C.,
within twenty days alter the service hereof,
oxolnaive of the day of ano h service;- ana if
yon fail to answer tbe complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff In thia action
will apply to the Court for tho relief demand?
ad in the petition.
Dated May 15, 1871.
J AS. B. 8TEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Joshua Cudd, Mary Cadd and Jas: Dailey:
Take notice, that thia action ia. commenced
fot' partition of land, in the Probate Court in
and for th? Conn ty of Union) and that a aum
mons in this action, of which tbe foregoing ia
a copy, waa fl lad du tho ofiloe of"the Judge of
aatd Court, at Union,- in the County of Unh?n,
in said State, on the tenth dav of May, 1871.
JAB. B- 8TF.EBMXN.
UNI??, May 15. 1871._ 'May 10,ft
REDUCTION
PRECE
orr*
Spring and Summer Clothing,
; AT' . ";. . j *
R & W. .C. SWAEFIELD'B.
WE liavj tho largeat reta? stock in the
Stato, and, an xi on s to rednce it. will
Sell it at GREATLY aSDUQED PRICE8.
The stock is unbroken, and the best stock
we have ever bandied. ? *
New HATS, of a desirable aty)e, jost, re?
ceived.
Thia redaction'*!)! apply also to our CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May 16
'e.tnai.??VAvs o JA 9 H
IV
'?ntq^oio aeraning pim ?utjdg
JO
MI
Guns, Pistols, Etc
I INFORM my friends and
>nblio in genoral that I have
J nat received an entire new
'stock of Double anoT8ingle Bar
roi OUN8, REPEATERS, Flasks, Ponohes,
Piatol-Belta, Caps, Baok-Sbot, Cartridges.
Cartridges for all kinda of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRINO done at short notice.
Oct S_P. W. KRAFT, Main street.
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &c.
JUST opened, choice. Fulton Market BEEF,
Choice Piokled Tongues,
Choice Sugar-Cured Hams,
Choleo Sugar-Cured Strip?,
Choice No. 1 Mackerel.
For Halo low by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Reduction in Prices. -
LADIE8* popular PONY PHiE
/TON8, ono ortho nnmber Jnat
Toceived, very stylish. No-top
-Buggies, Top Baggies and Turn?
coat Buggies, in variety. Firm 8ix*pa?aenger
FhretoiiB, on platforms; Foin -passenger Porn
tons, on three springs. Open and Turn-seat
Rockaway?. This varied stock ia now being
offer od very low. ?
_May25 W. K. GREENFIELD.
Jewelry and Silverware, Ir
OF tho most approved styles, can he ob?
tained at I. SUEZ BACH KU'S establieh
ment, Main street, Columbia j Hotel Bow.
Sets and half sets in great variety. Also,
solltairo and duster DIAMONDS. 8PE0TA
CLES and EYE-OLAB.HEB to suit all ages.
j Just Received,
ASELECT assortment nf DOO It BF.LLS,
GONGS, LOCKS, NIGHT LATCHES,
Ac. All kinda . Sewing M aub Ino NEEDLES
constantly on hand. Fine Looks made to
order, and repairing of all kinds done prompt?
ly. F. A. SCHNEIDER,
Gun and Locksmith, Plain street.
June 18
DAY, at 10 o'clock, will bo eold, afc ruy ?
; . auction roora, 'rf i. . ?'
15 boxes ofrPEAOHES, 'fi I ! J
Lot of BACON.BHO?LPBRB. , . ina? 28
~. : Befereefs Sale; : J :-:r~v '
Martha J. Townsend, Administratrix, va,
Win. F. Hutaon et ai.
BY virtue of the order of tho Court in th? ? "
cause above entitled, I will sell, before
tho Court Honso, in Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in July next; the following BEAL
ESTATE, of which Samuel Townsend died
possessed, being ni
AU that piece,paroel or tract of LAND, in .
Richland County, containing ono hundred and
three acres, more or IOBS-bounded North by .
lands of John Fielding; East by landa of CO.
Marah ol, Trustee; South by lands of L. J.
Hancock, and Weut by tho Booth Carolina
Railroad. -r~ -
TEBMS or SALK.-So much cash aa will pay
the expenses pf aale and the dower assessed,
thereon ; the balance on a credit of one and
two years ?ecured by bond of the purchaser
with Rood surety, - and ? mortgage of the
premises sold. Vt. 8. MONTEITH,
Jone ll f9 -_Special Be fe ree.
^RE?D THIS!
~y^TE take,pleasure.in calling the special
attention of tho trade to oar large and welt
selected stock of. -
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
[SIDES ?i ifflBS,
AVhich wo ar^'selling at
QIv?lfeB'k call,1 arid pxardrr?'?' before y?ubny.
. ii .< : . \'.>t r:.);lr;*. /.* 1 .
i!:iilt.v .?*.". ;.>:?;i7ul ?>J? -t I ?..\n:.-t t?
Uar20' ' <? . .?. j t?iufr?oia
IMFO?T?ST NOTICE
IxTtdntvltui fina taft it on nov '.. f '<?s?
TO .' ' io ?.<"'
?T Vi;. K.!.'..: t..,'.
De al or s aivd-T^oso in Wan tl
. y ?t ?X TJ rx ?, H ? o
Ot'
DEY GOODS.
^W*E have now in store V fall line of the
newest and moat
FA SH I OX A BL B GOODS
Of domestic, Fi un cn and MU lien manufac?
turo, which we guarantee, at all timas, tovell
as low, if not at lees prices, than any house
in Columbia, buying our Goodo from the
largest and. most,celebrated establishments
In the Uni ted '. States. And as, we desire, to
pleaae all, ire have now ip our house the
BUST &BLA303B
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS.
From the iowoot to the highest, and we feel '
confident that all those favoring ns with an
order from a distance will be picasen and
satia?ed that
O U R H O TJ S JE
TBS ONS
In this city to deal with.
We will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, fell linea o' samples Cf those kind of
Goode deeired and specified by our Mends
and customers. All orders accompanied by
cash amonnting to $25 and over. delivered th
any part of tho State free of freight charges.
Those unaccompanied, will be ob?t O. O. D.
We respectfully boKcit orders, which will
receive tho prompt and personal attention of
one of thc firm. Oar prices being lew, we
think wo eau render'afctistaotjon to all. Give
ne atrial;- ? Mi???? !
J H. ft H. L. KJSSARD,
; ,.C0LP^BIA,8.C.
Ma.T3'LV
TUB OrtEAT^R-rtuZKK.
r CAN fnruiah LIME at Depot at Wallalla,
L 8. C., for $1.50 noir, nariel. Address.
; Biiv/B. HOtD^R, WalhaUa. 8. O. ?
March* ^' '
. For Sale,
3r*fXf\ ACRES or. t-Jti^r in Barnwell,
?OUU on the Cdtsto
730 ACRES in Kershaw 'a lots to snit.
Baw Mill and 2.000 acres or Lund in Loxing
ton, on North Edleto, $7,CQ0.
2,Roi/ acres Watcroe Bottom Land, ta pr acre
2,500 acres oroek bottom and nine Laud, at
$2 per acre. . 1 House in this city, 15,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
oity-18.500. Apply to JOHN BAD8KETT,
Attornoy at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sec*. 25_ ly
Seeders' Beer is Fnre.
IT don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or
Alum._March ll
Meals furnished at all honra at POLLOCK'S.'
Tho beat place to get a cool snmmer drink
is at POLLOCK'S.