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BObai^'aVs xwii? FOST??NED-PBHNGU
SHIPS DIWJ?lKD-HQli KINO OF SPAIN
AND-THE MIHI8TI?Y-'I'Atti3 COM^ptnSTS
CUM^?liNCyr T.0 VOTE-V?mTBIi ABBBS?
JS?, AO.-f?C,'. .. ri:---'.
MADKII?, Juno 21.--The King has sum?
moned tho- Presidents of'tho Senate and
Cha&por pf 'Deputies to, a coneultction.
His >??josty bas, np to tue present time,
ref need to. accept resignations of the
Ministers? : 1 *') ; ' 1 . J .
PARIB,, Juno 24.-Court Cossadon will
henceforth sit In Par?a. ? La Pairie states
that-tho eecond postponement of tho
trial 'of -Rbcttwort,r.'As^;. ??bssel- and
Courbctiifl it, coneen?ent?a of elections.
Albert Jolly #f?nds Rookefort..
Forty-seven ships of the* French navy
havel been disarmed, and 13,000 sailor?
dismissed.
Tho Directors ot the Bank of France
hasp; abb yet commenced the publication
of ithsiE-.weekly .return?, oe they are wait?
ing: for.detailed re ports from branches ol
th?bj*k?; -: ' . :f . "
Vdtts^?^LES, jJune 7 26. ^Thiers if
slightly : indisposed. Persigny dooli a??
the Assembly . candidature. The Go
vernrrieut baa f?vorabl? r op 0 r ts.rogardin p
elebti?? prospecta. The Communists oi
Paris, are quiet but still organized. ;
MADRID,, Juno 26..-The'raajorlty ol
the CCrt?a'arecaucnssin^ over tho Eing't
reftlsaX'tp accept the ree; gnat iou of - th?
Ministers.
iiajstnOH, rJujro; 26; ^A" cmt?b/miir al
Ma hohes ter waa bu rued tb-d?y and 1,00(
wo^iouir.posted^ ... L... ~
TlipfO wasi a-ariow storm lp Shields to
d?y.j.f'v: -: :T,. ,T.II ' i uri o i..... . '.
;. '.i'^-'^aHT.DE?P'ATCB*jt$.J'
-YjuiflATT.T.rta, . June 26.- Veril ? says
Fearing detection, tko Communiste tine
work men appear to be, and, are. about
decided to refrain '. from' . ybtingi y.Th<
Official. Journal. containa-several officia
decrec? relative to the Ifan and' tho-' wa:
in?bmpity..\ '
PAMB", ?Tune' 26.-yFigaro says th? Or
leans Princes will .proceed to Frohsdorf
whoro they will in silence await tho deoi
sit?tt ^?t??-country:
'$b&?Gcyi?til?ltonel urges' electors to ra
tiljjj t^? pplicy P? AI. Thiers without con
ditinnaor amendment. ' a
V?rito^:a: Into! member bf the ,00m
mnnisi 'Central Committcci has boen ar
restede nlisK e?.:YiSL i..'
.. rrrerrrr**^* J1 ?. '
.NOON-DESPATCHES.
" vi). I. ..... .. . - - .
IKJ?IA^? jP$753Q V J-TI? 9 ;-WJ??T ?HPTA MAI
TEIIS^-POIJTICS-KEHE FBBBTDENT OP
ROLLING Minn SEIZED FOB HACK PAT
cAiii^iCT AosTiKa oN rar?Ar-BEFCSA:
TO BTAX , PROCEEDINGS IN THE POSTE
MURD HB OASE-ARRI VAL OP 300 CHINKS
AT 9AJ? PXIASCIPCQ-Tlin "AMA?Oty MIN
TROCTLE?-DEBClUrTION OP THEMASSA
OBS j OE TNDIAN3 AT FOBT GBIFFI>
TEXAB-ALABAMA AND CHATTAN00G
RAI UtO AD RELEASED FBOM BANI
B?PTOY, 40., 40.
SAN FBANCISCO, June 24.-Maye
Selby, a prominent Republican caud
date for gubernatorial nomination, n
* spending to.a serenade, pledged ? himse
against railroad subsidies. The Demi
cr?ts nominated , Judge Archer,"5<W*<
?xtell, for Congress.
The miners'-strike in Amadou Coat
ty will probably bo Umioably ftdjustei
Troops have been called out.
Lieut.: Morton, with twenty soldier
has'j GS? returned to Camp MoDowel
Hb'; reports -that :'they killed'.'fifty-a
Apaches and recovered a largo amoui
of stock. Capt. Mills, with a larg
Sarty, is still on the trail. Hon. Bee
mith waa murdered by Indians, ne
Rhodos'Ii a nob, Arizona.
AU the colonists who were taken
Magdalena- Bay, in lower Cali fo rn i
have left, except about a dozen. Mot
have arri ved. destitute, at La Paz, whe
they were furnished with rations by t
Mexican authorities, to save them frc
starvation':' ' v: " :'.
NEW YOBE; June'2 A.-Specie shipmc
81,000,600. .' 70:':' li.
HATTI, June 17, VIA JAMAICA, June ?
Affairs ore gloomy here. Congress is
variance tvtth the ministry, especially
finances. ....-. *:'?:'.: \:
SANTO DOMINGO, Jane 15.-Cabr
defeat is confirmed. He . had Hayt
G?]flier& abd Ba?a "bad colored Ame
cjabs.'t- J?'???ytien-General is prisoner,
B?NT^-FE;"Juiie _26.- Tho Demoor
ndmiboted'G'?lllgaadolegato to Congn
T^ r^a^tforni ? is similar to that of .
O^o'^en?ocjr.acry. i
?^iNQK>t^A^t^,June| 26.-The Poj
j^ileft^?r?^^ebr^W^d yesterday. 2,
^ricit^'C?ur?b Lfeoa '?urmoubte&wit
oic?s?^ttrby^j^- fers^iW^ pro
fida*^S t'?^i*?$y X; l^W??ty m
9^0?SS?8j^ne 20;-TheJPrim.
frffr? Tiecvoroi for Greenock, woi'.wri
ed, and fd wost.
Coutmrj^oro Geo. S. Blake is di
His age was seventy. ?
^?Hr^issp^cHEs. ;.{
\TS^1^SBV3tino "26.- Judge Care
refaaes to stay proced? uga on a wr
error ia tho Foster murder case. Fi
Wilson wah aentenced to ten years in
?i?ti.tenti?ry'for killing Thomas Br
h a.quarrel. , ' j .
? -Tetter ; from Fort Griffin, T<
dated Jane 7, aayjft**'! suppose you l
beard af tho great slaughter of Ind
here. The cavalry met some 200 i
women and children, and showed t
rio quarters, killing all they could
their hands upon. Suet yelling I n
did hear. Every man was for him
The infantry was in the reserve
caught all stragglers-not even one ei
ing-the order having bi<en give
show no quarter." -
Andrew Seib fell from tho Wilmic
during her trip, and was drowned.
CHABLESTON, June 26. - Arrivi
bark Rhea Sylvia, from Philadel
Sailed-schooner Hattie Combs, I
dence.
of the Nowork (OhipV^Uing-MiU Com
?iaoy seined Ge-orge S, $jght?Pre?uden$,.
dr ufos pay, wkmk; they olnuneu, ?p^aa
the m cains of meeting,^ Fight was re?
leased "until to-morrow, upon a pledge:
that he vould prop?rly.aoconnt for tho*
fond in his badas.. '?'."
SAN FBANOISCO, Jrina26.:'- Troops, by
a forced march, surprised the Amador
rioters. .No resistance. - The' notera,
threaten,-but.have no chanco for, resist
ance. -. .'
The ship Otago has arrived from Hong
Kong, with 300 Cbjueso and ? full cargo
of merchandize, consigned exclusively
to Chiueso merchants. '.'?. .
MoNraoiiBBTj Junie 26.-^Th? decision.
Of the Uni tedi States Diatiiot Court, I
placing the Alabama and Chattanooga j
Railroad in bankruptcy, wafl/to'-c'ftf, re?
versed in the United States Circuit
Court,'at the cCst of the petitioner be?
low. The road - waa ordered agaiu into
the possession of Stanton & Co. . -
NEW OBLEANS, June 26.-Frederiok
Myers was badly beaten ^by ? negro Sun?
day evening. He died this morning.
The negro was arrested. . " K
S AK ATOO A, N. Y., June 26.- Knights
Templar of New England will, ob the
11th Cf . July, be entertained at a ban?
quet at -tho Grand Union Hotel/ on
which occasion they will meet delegates
from .the commandary of this State.
The re-?nion Will last several days, and
terminate with a grand ball. I
WASHINGTON, June-g6.-Grant corneal
Friday to the Cabinet meeting.
BoutwoH departs Saturday.
i-.A committee report no counterfeit
oads in those redeemed or purchased by
tho Treasury- ' ..'.?'
-Authenticated Alabama claims aggre?
gate, $13,000,000. ; ;.,: .;
P^bbab'ilitio8-Threatening Or r$jny
weather . ,wiU probably continue during J
the night-from St. Louis to South Caro?
linn, clearing away very generally on j
Tuesday. Clear weather,' with fresh
winds, is probable for. Tuesday for the
middle acm.Eastern States and tho lakes.
.?Wonk WOBIHY OP THE WOBKMEN.- I
Some of the Radical papers are now en?
gaged in an effort to sully the name oft
Washinaton,' by stringing: together alli
the wicked und malicious tilings ?aid af
him by his enemies iii the political ex-1
oitcmeuts that followed thc inauguration
of tho -Government. It is in p?r?ccW
keeping with the character and purposes j
of that party -to degrade everything that
is great and virtuous, pure, and lovely.'
They haye warred, upon everything that I
is great' in the country, .and patronized j
everything that is base and mean.
A Milwaukee larmer recently accused
bis wife of attempting to murder him,
and while he was gone from home, to
make inquiries concerning.a divor?a,
she was gored to death by a cow.
Chinamen aro said to mako the best
minors iu the world, they are so anxious
to get homo.' At one-spot in Nebraska
they are down on the way over 700 feet, j
Eutaw Encampment, No. 2,1. 0. 0. F.
--j---?afiBTTT- ????? A REGULAR tncet
ggBggjSgjaygj^^lng of thia Encamp
^SaSft^^SS^mrnt will beheld TH 13
(Tuesdav) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. By order
of the T/. P. M. GOLDSMITH,
Juno.27 1 _Scribe.
?C?C0LD SODA WATEE with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, oan be
obtained at MoKENZIE'B SA?
LOON. Try it.
June 27 . _?_1__
Shoo, Fly X Shoo, Flea !
FLY PAPER! FLEA POWDER!
Slat Poisons!
Itch Ointments !
At ?. XS. JACKSON'S
Drug Store.
Jone 27___2_|
Annual Commencement.
VALLE CRUCIS.'
rtnF^ .mw TUE ANNUAL COMMENCE
jfflMSBtf?|yiBNT of tiio URSULINE IN
J ? li U ?8TITUTE will bc held ( L). V.)
on THURSDAY, June29, at 3J o'clock P. M.
. coNcunT-aicsic.
Entrance March-Good Night. .Hack.
Philomel-Instrumental Duett.Kunkcl.
BridalPolka-Duott-Harp and Piano.Docheu.
I Know a Bank-Vocal Dnett.Hom.
Thou art so Near, and yet ao Far-Instru?
mentar Kolo.Reichardt.
Bonne Nutt- Tocal Dnett-Harp Aria.Convent.
Retour de Printemps-Instrumental Solo
Moelling.
Sebastopol., and Greek March-(seven Gui?
tars)........Worrall,
Una Yoee-Vocal Solo.Rossini.
Home, SWeet Home-Harp Solo.. Aptomniaa.
Katy Did and Katy Didn't-Tocal Duett
. Hughes.'
Gverture-Zampa.Air hy Herold.
Last Rogo of Summer-Instrumental Solo
Herz. . .
Memorare-Tocal Qaartette.Lanjbiilotte.
Parents, guardians of tho pnplla, and friends
;of the Convent, arc respectfully Invited to at<
tend._Juno 27 8
Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches,
. Ants, &o.
ASAFE -and certain destroyer,'easy of ap-?
plication, without any disagreeable
sjueU or .stain. .Erieo 25 conta. For sale at
.^nhe'.lg, ;'.; W. O. FISHER'S Drug Store.
..... rr- - > i ?oflgreaa Water,
"I i\ CASES for aaiejow by '
1AJ Jnno 17 ' GEO. SYMMER3,
Magrath 's Digest of South Carolina
>. Law Reports,
TO the present time. Price ?5. For sale at !
BRYAN & McOARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Juno ll "
gt?1 ? -?? J "1 * I
Davis' Magic Greano and Spot Remover
THIS ie Invaluable in cleaning 'clothes bf
any sort, ft doon not injnre or discolor
tho fabric in tho slightest. Price 25 cents.
Prepared for sale by W, O. FISHER,
JiMie 15_. _Druggist.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
THE undersigned has ruado arraugemonts
with parties in Charleston, and la pre?
pared to tarnish COAL at $10 per tou of 2.000
weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at
Groenvillo Railroad Ofrico, ovor South Caro?
lina Bank and Trust Company, promptly at?
tended to. THOS. J. MOORE, Agout.
Juno ll_Imo
Meals furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S.
! NBW TOBE, June 25.-The cotton
movement for the week shows a cou-,
tinned decrease in receipts, which this
week - J?re the smallest since the figures
commenced to show a faning off. Ex?
ports, on the con trary, are nearly double
those of last week, and more than twice
the ''shipments for tho corresponding
week lost year. Receipts at nil ports
22,664 bales, against 24,046 last week;
28,126 previous week; 06,402 three weeks
since. Total receipts since September
H.8?9T9i4, against 2,818,323 correspond?
ing-period grevions year. Exports from
airports '38 j 'Jil, against 19,805 bsd ycart
Total exports for the expired portion of
tho cotton year 3,046,915, against 2,042,?
183 for the same time last year. Stock
at all ports 204,593, against 200,805 tor
the same time lost yo ar. ' Stocks at inte*
ri?r towns 15,947, against 42,'801 last
year. Stock' in Liverpool |] 009,000,
against 642,000 last year. American
cotton afloat for Great Britain 102,000,
against 100,000 last year. Indian cotton
afloat for Europe 481,285, against 359,
638 last year. The weather South baa
beon rainy in many seotions, bat there
has been no severe1 storms.1 Tu some
sections'the plaut is looking better. The
' Express says reliable advices confirm
their previous reporte, that late plant
lings of cotton -wore not successful and
hove boen given np; and? also, that a
very large area of land has been plauted
With.com.' .Tba South will also produce
this year a considerable amount of
bacon, which, 'in connection with the
aorn crops, will' place tho planters in a
much more independent position than
for two years past. Tho advices from
India are unfavorable, and, altogether,
it looks os if the price of cotton would
be higher in the future, and the increas?
ed price of cotton will help the South?
ern planters nod compensate in part for
au v decrease in the production.
NEW TOBE, Juno. 26-Noon.-Floor
and- corn dnll and drooping. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Pork steady, at 14.87
(fet5.00> Cotton dall and nominal-up?
lands 20.-?,'; Orleans 2()>j ; sales 300 bales.
Freights firm. Stocks strong and dull.
Governments strong and quiet. State
bonds dall md steady. ~ Money easy, at
3. Gold* ady, at 12%. Exchange
long 10H ?hort 10%.
. 7. P. M.-Money 2@4. Sterling firm,
dtl0#@10>?. Gold 12)?(S12&? Go
vornmouta %c. lower; 31a 17%; G2al2??;
4s 12%; 5s 12%; now 14%; 7a 15; 8s 15;
40s 107,5'. States dull; Tenuossees off a
trifle; new North Carolinas heavy. Ten
ncsseos 72>?; now 72*6. Virginias 66:
new 71. Louisianas 68; new 62; levee:
70; 8a 86. Alabamas 102; 5s 71. Geor?
gias 87; 7s 02. North CaroHu?? 47; ??U
27. . South Carolinas 75; new 61%. Cot
ton dull and }?c. easier, with sales ol
679 bales, at 20. Flour quiet and un?
changed. Whiskey declined, at 92%.
Wheat-spring lo. lower; winter red anc
amber Western 1.55@1.58>?. Corr
heavy and l@2c. lower, at 72@73>?,
Pork 14.75? 14.87. Lard firmer-ketti?
ll. Freights firmer.
CINCINNATI, June 26. - Flour firm
Corn firm, at 5S. Pork held firmly, ai
15.00; no demand. Lard 10. Bacon
holder* OBk for shoulders 6%; sides 8>f
@9. Whiskey lower and in fair demand
LOUISVILLE, Juue 26.-Com firm
sacks 72. Provisions quiet and firm
Whiskey dull, at 89.
ST. LOUIS, June 2G.-Flour-no mar
kot for low grades. Corn dull and un
changed-sacks 62j?(a>G4. Whiskey 91
Pork firm, at 15.25. Bacon firm and ii
limited jobbing demand-shouldors Q}
@9; clear sides 9. Lard-city rcuderei
10%.
BALTIMOBE, June 20.-Flour nominell
unchanged. Wheat aotivo-^-new whit
1.55(^1.80. Corn-yellow 80(?;S3; mixe
Western 74. Provisions with botte
feeling. Whiskej' steady. . Cotton da
and tending downward-middling 20!
(a.20%; receipts 140 bales; stock 2,275.
WILMINGTON, June 20.-Cotton quiet
middling 19; receipts 55 bales; stock 7o(
NORFOLK, June 2G.-Cottou quiet
low middling 1S%; receipts 322 bale
stock 1,534.
BOSTON, Juno 20.-Colton dull-mil
diing 2Q}??; receipts 455 bales; sales 301
stock 5,000.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-Cotton qui<
and weak-low middling 18%; middlir
19;.j; receipts 2,261 bales; sales 50i
stock 38,010. Flour easier-suporfir
5.25; double C. 15; treble 6.25@G.5
Corn quiet-mixed 70@73; yellow 7
white 75. Pork firm, at 16.50. Bacc
firm, &t7\4@0}.i; sugar-cured hams 15i
15!.,'. Lard dull--tierce 10%($11; k<
11>?@11%. ttugar dull-yellow clai
lied 12}\?. Molasses dull-poor fermer
ing30@40. Whiskey 82 % @95. Coff
quiet, at 13%@15%.
CUABLESTON, June 26.-Cotton dull
middling 19>?@20; receipts 860 bah
sales 50; stock 4,619. v >.
i ArausTA, June 26.-Cotton marl
vory dull, closiug at 18% for Liverpc
middling; sales 25 bales; rcompta 35.
MoBTLB, June 20.-Cotton dull a
nominal-middling 19>?; reoeipts 1
bales; sales 50; stock 11,865.
GABVERTON, Juno 26.-Cotton dall
good ordinary 15; receipts 555 bal
sales 250; stock 43,129.
SAVANNAH, June 26.-Cotton d
and heavy-middling 19; receipts S
bales; salen 100; stock 8,413.
LONDON, June 26-Noon.-Cons
91%. Bonds 90%.
FRANKFORT, Juno 20.-Bonds 96^
96^.
PABIS, June 26.-Rentes active,
52f. 45o.
LrvEBPOOii, Juue 20-3 P. M.-Coti
opoued quiet and.steady-uplands 8
Orleans 8&($8%; nearly duo from
vannoh or Charleston 8%.
LONDON, Juno 20-Evening.-Com
92. Bonds 90%.
LIVERPOOL,'#BUO 26-Evoniug.-C
ton closed quiet and steady-upla
S)i; Orleans S5?(??8%.
Pearl Grist.
-I f\ MILS. FRESH PEARL GRIST,
AWJ received a:nl for sale low by
June 15 JOHN AGNEW & SO
?^tw2?ft/Jrwrc"fcfea rrxmbt/r^ &. if.,1k 'cl
Ajgrnrr^ZL HOTEL open Jane lat, 1871.
?Knn??jt?t Board per month ?30; par
?ja?Hgat_woolt por d?y?2.50. The
rWf VWySyf^^^^ ia Chalybeate, and ia
cool anU pleasant to the taste. Has proven
efflcaoloua in curing Liver Complaint, Dys?
pepsia, Kidney Diseases,' Gravel, Dropoy,
Diarrhoea, Cntanoous Affections, Chilla and
Fever, General Debility, and manv other ills
of a kindred nature. The tahlo will be pro?
vided with the beat tho country affords, and
every attontion givou to vieltorn, calculated
to make their stay pleasant. Mineral and
Freeatono baths; Gymnastics. Cabina to
rent. _ Hanks run dally -to thu Springs from
Sparianburg. fL q. OLIVEH, Proprietor,
, >. fi I' Spartanburg C.'H., ?. C.
tl ff}X. WorroaD, M. D j Manager.
. ?Jtme 22 i -' .? thto 18
PftOCLA^
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EEOCTIVE DEPABTSIENT,
COI-UMBIA, June 23.1871.
WHEREAS, information haa boenofficially
roocivod at this Doper tm ont that va
cables have occurred in '.ho u?lcec of County
Commissioners in the following Comities, to
wit: Newberry County, Simeon Young and
David Hailetook; Cheater Comity, \v. tl. Fro
neberger and Alexandor Kelsey; Clarendon
Conuty, P. J. Lemon sad Gadsden Tarlton;
Union Conuty, H. ll. Whito and John Tins?
ley; Laurens County, David Poulke and Tar?
pin Dendy, failed to qualify.
Now, thoreforo, 1, HOB BUT K. SCOTT,
Governor of the State of South Carolina, in
accordance with the thirty-seventh Section of
tho Act of September 26, 1808, entitled "An
Act to denne tho duties and Jurisdiction ot
County Commiaeiorrers,"do hereby issue this,
my proclamation, that a apcoial election bo
held on TUESDAY, tho 25th day of Julv
next, to lill Raid vacancies for the unoxoired
term thereof, within the eaid Count icu, re
apacttvoly. TheCommiaaionera of Electiona,
appointed in pnranaanco of "An Aot provid?
ing for tho General Eleotions, and the manner
of conducting tho eamo," approved Maron 1,
1870, aio authorized and directed to oondaot
tho said apooial elections, roapectiTely, and to
mako all neoesaary arrangements therefor,
and each of them ara hereby required, after
due oublicatian, and with strict regard to tho |
provisions of tho Constitution and tho ?awa of
tho State touching their duties in auch case,
to cause oncb olections to bo held on tho day
aforesaid, ami to take all tho necessary steps
for tho holding of such electiona, and tor tuc
ascertaining and determining the person or
persone who ahall havo been duly olected
thereat. . -
In teatimony whereof, I havo hereunto tot
my baud, and caused the Great Seal of
the State to bo aQixcd, at Colauibia,
tL. a.] this 23d day of June, A. D. 1571, and
in the ninety-?ttb voir of tho Inde?
pendence cf the United States of Ame?
rica.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CAnnozo, Secretary cf State.
Juno 23 _?
A CARD.
"^^7"Ebeg to call the attention of the public
to our first das* stock of
DRY GOODS,
Now complete in every department, and to the
following special itemi:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We are now prepared to show ono of thc
handsomest, neatest, cheapest and moat de
airable Btock of SHOES ever optueJ in thia
market. \Ye introduco two new features iu
the trade. 1st. We will eend no goodd out to
try or flt, aa we have, at considerable oin- nae,
fitted up a "Ladies' Fitting Room." 2d. Wo j
guarantee, to tho fallest extent, all our tine j
work to give entire satisfaction.
Juno 16_R. C. SKIVER A CO. J
SHIELDS & GLAZE, I
COLUMBIA, S. C., V
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES I
and BOILERS, Saw, Orlet and Cane |
Mills, all sizes, all kinda of Agricultural lin- ?
piemonte, Hoaso and Store Fronts. Iron Rail?
ing, Iron and Brass Casting; Shafting, Pul?
leys and Hangers mado to order.
ALSO,
Manufacturera of UTLEY'S IMPROVED
LEVER OOTi'ON PRESS, which waa awarded
fha first premium in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall.
Wo also manufacturo the DIXIE SOttEW
COTTON PRESS-a cheap and dumble one.
Send for cironlars.
Orders filled on short notloo and on moat
reasonable- terms._ Jane 21 3m<>
NEW GOODS
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW stylos of PRINTS.
Now styles of Aprons, white and bnfl.
Children's Whito Mousul Blouses.
Children's Buff Linon Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Tiea.
All at very low prices._Jane 8
Guns, Pistols, Etc
I INFORM my friends and
?mbli? in general that I have
list received an entiro new
Tstock of Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks, Pouches,
Pistol-Belts, Caps, Buck-Shot, Oartridgou.
Cartridges Tor all kinds of Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
ALSO,
REPAIRING done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT, Main Btreet.
GEORGE TUPPER,
BROKER,
Real Estate aud Insurance Agent,
co LUM ni A, s. c.
OFFICE over W. C. Fisher'* Drug Store,
opposite Conimbia Hotel. Main street. : May 2
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK S.
OUOTHINOi 'HOTJTS?]
..; iiis -or*. UniZ
CHILDS & WIIiEZ, 71
COLUMBIA, g. ?.
WE have marked down all ot oar largo
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to
auch low QR uro 8 that tho price cornea within
reach of all that wish a good fitting garment,
made in the latest style and by the best mak?
ers in Now York. Vre are the only house that
sell AU Linen Drawers at il.50. We are the
only house that have tho imported Bee-Backer
Calcutta Baits, warranted pennine. Axt in?
spection of ocr large stock will settle the
mind of any ono that money is made by bay?
ing from as. Thirty-two inch Bole Leather
Trunks, only a few left, at HQ. j Jane 23
AT LOVE & CO.'S.
NOW OPENING
FANCY FAST COLORED BUSL?N.
jy^ORE of those beautiful L?NOES and
JAPANESE POPL?N3, at iower prices.'
New styles in " ' "
j Swiss, VicttVfia and^i??u Lawn, . .
MADE DRESSES, '
Under Garments for Ladies.
We are sc le Agents for tho.
"ESPIRE SEWING MACHINE,"
Helpmates of our mothers and wives.
Hundreds of ladles in thia city can t?s?fy. tp
their being the best in a*e. "?fJivrV'r I
W. D. LOTE;?5* ,f.?
Jane 9 . B. B. MoHBEEBT.v.
State of S oath Carolina-- -Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thos. Tillct, J. C. McCurdy and J. J. Groer,
Plaintiffs, c?. Alexander Smythe, Defend?
ant. .O.e.
To Alexander Smythe, Defendant in thia action:
YOU aro hereby summoned end required
to answer tho complaint in this action,
which will be Sled in the office o7 tho Clerk of,
the Court of Common Pleasy for the said
County, and to servo a copy of your answer,
on tho subscribers at their office, In Colum-'
bia, South Carolina, within twenty days after
the service of this strninlona on you, exclueive
of the day of service. - '
If you fail to answer ' thia complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take
judgmeut against yon for the som of ene
thousand four hundred- and twenty-three
dollars aud fiftv-elght'-centa, and costa.
Dated Columbia;.?, eil 1-5.1671.
CARROLL, MELTON A JANNEY,
fi Pla??tinV Att?rnete.
D. li. Mmncn, C. C. ?.
To the D-fenfant, Alexander" Stnyt\e: i
Take notice that the stimmen? 4n-thia ac?
tion, of which the foregoing ie a copy, was
filod ju the orfice of rho Clerk bf the Court of
Common I'IOS??, at Co'ttrmbia, in the County of
Richland, in the State of South Caroliua, on
the 15th dav of Mav, 1871. Dated Columbia,
S C., Juno "12, 1971. -
CARROLL, MELTON & JANNEY,
Plaintiffs' Attorneye,
June 13 tufi_Columbia. S. C.
FRESH AND OOOIi !
fV E open this dav a fresh Icc of .'
D R Y ;j6r^ O DS,
Djrcct from firat hands. Having no old stock
to work off, wo show new ana freah Goods, at
Dull Times Prices.
ri f. -
. Wc a?k especial attention and es-iminatiou
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place in thc-city to pro?
cure thoae desirable goods is at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
June 14
GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
.Yo. 5 _Y. S?troeder Street, Rainmore, Md., ,
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGLUES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
C?I R CU lt A R SA XV MILLS, j
GANG, M ULA Y APD SASH SA WMILLjs, 1
RIST MILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, SHIN- ?
\JT GLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealera In Chou- I
lar Saw?, Belting and Mill supplies generally,
and manufacturer's agents for Leffel's Cele?
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every de?
scription of Wood Working Machinerv.:
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY.
WSeud for descriptivo Catalogues and
Prico Lists._May 28 m ly
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved styles, can be ob?
tained at I. SULZBACHEB'S establish
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Bow.
Sets aud half sets in great variety. Also,
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA
?LE8 and EYE-GLASSES to ault all ages.
Lard! Lard!!
PURE LEAF LARD-"ow(it'd?fifd itrictly
pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
3, 5 Hud 10 caddies, for salo af. reduced prices,
by_'JOHN AGNEW ft SON.
Seegers' Beer IF. Pare.
IT don't contain Ccpperaa, . Salt, Lime or
Alum._._._March ll
Redaction in Prices.
, _ LADIES' popular PONY PHJE
fv(JHO??3J^TONS) ouo of the number jost
yjfflft.gg&.received, very stylish. No-top
'W' I ? w,.Buggies. Top Buggies and Turn
seat Buggies, in y.ti ii ty. Fino Six-passenger
Pliietotia. on platt u-n. Fonr-pasacuger Phy?
tons, on three spi . . Open and Turn-Hent
Rockaways. Tbl . ried stock is uow being
offered very low.
May 25_V. K. GREENFIELD.
1JLME,
THE GREAT KERTILIZKR.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla',
S. C., for il 5u per" barrel. Addroe?,
REV. li. HOLDER, Walhalla, S C.
Marcti 2tl__
The host place to get a cool summer drink
I is nt POLLOCK'S.
Sale of : Venablo-Lands, ??
." fIT& O'rff?rpf tile Superior Courtwl wfll
MlUAttie CcttutjHonao door in BtatoB
-.Tillo,'Worth Caro?lna.'on WEDNESDAY.
ICth day of August nett,--'1,700 ACRES OF
LAND. Iv Ingeln tho County of Ir odell, on tho
Catawba I?iv?V abd lambert's Crt?ek, 13 miloB
South of StarteevlUe, 27 miles North of Char?
lotte and about 0 miles Wopt .of tho Atlantic,
?ftmuoesee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will
he sold in loteas follona: . .
No. 1, containing 288 acres, more or lesa, on
which Dr. W. Byan nqwJives,
No. 2, containing 338 acroa, more or loss,
adjoining Lot? Noa. l. 3, 4 and 6.
No. 3, containing 284'acres, adjoining Non.
1,2 and 4.
No. 4, containing 285 acres, adjoining Nos.
2, 3, 6 and G. .
No. 5, containing 200 acrus, more or leae,
adjoining Nos. 4 and 6.
No. ff, containing 400 acr?a, on"which Col.
A. 8. Brown now lives, adjoining Noe. 2, 4
? and 5. .... .-. .
On tn?ee. lands. ard large.-bodloa of fino
River arid . Creek-Bottoms and a sufficient
quanti ty bf Woodland on eaob tract. On tho
400 aero.traQt.there ia ?Rood MM House and -
Water roworVsoodDwelling and other build?
ings. Oopd-Yfater on each tract;
These landa are" saaceptlble of the highest
Etateof xraltivatlon, the np-lattd? having -a
geoa.clay.aubijoil, ?nd will produce Cotton,
Tobacco, .\ybeat?Corn and Ike, other grain
and. grass cropl and aro sold kathe lando be- '
longing to the estate of the late James 8.
Byara, for assets.
TBBMS-One-half ta six months; ; the bu
llancein twelvemonths with,interest from day
of sale. Th? purohan/'TTnay pay one-third or
thu whole, of ilia bid. any time aft et. the sale is
confirmed^: 3ppd with improved security ?Ul
be. required. for. the puxchaee monoy. The
title wflfTna t'etain?d nntu full paympbt ia
made.-- ... .'?M . . : . '. ; .
.PocaonB wi?hlug to see the lands wiB please
call upon Ooh A. 8. Brown or Thoa; Denton,
Eaq. . CA. OARLTON,
Adiulnifdr&tor de bohle '-ncm of James 8: fl va re.
Juno 27' : ? . ' ? Imo
RE?D THIS!
"^7"E take pleasure In calling the special
attention of the trade to oar large and well
. . -i.".?"..' ?-' * .* ' *> n
selected etock of
Ladies, Miases, Children, Iden and Boys'
?? lints,
Which.'WC ar? aeUing.at . .; .
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
Give aa a call, and'examine before you buy.
J. H. & BL L. KINAED.
Slav SR * - '_
rfNlT'lIT ?of ici
TO , . i . .
Dealers and Those in Want
OF
DEY GOODS.
E have now in atore a fell lice ot the
newest and moat
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, which we guarantee, at all times, to seil
as low, if not at less prices, than any house
in Columbia, baying our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establishments
ia the United Statee. And as we desire to
please all, we have now in oar houso the
BEST GRADES
? . OP . ...
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS,
From the lowefct to the highest, and we leel
cou?deut that all those favoring us with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
0 UR H O USE
1 'IS
and?n steS^^^^r8(Ur*; ac? 5?{wS?b?
oa$h anibiiAifeMo^? ajad pv?r.floUveffd ia
any ^ri'pf^'o.^^fTe^^o^fr?i^t ^toar^a.
I Wo roa^ecffculy solicit ordena, wWoh will
? receive th?jrom>taud personal attention of
I ono of tb^nfni^Our prices' beinjp.-'low, we
I think we BB^rjjndor.sat.taraotiontO'all. Give
us a trial. .5??_ . -n
J. ?. &? Kv L,vKINARI),
{ May 8_COLUMBIA. 8. C.
For Sale,
3f*f\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
.DUU on the Edlsto.
750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to snit?
Saw Mill and 2.000 acres of Land in Lexing
: ton, on North Edlsto, $7,000.
j 2,500 acres Wateree Bottom Laud, $2 pr acre
i 2,500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, at
I $2 per acre. 1 House in thia city, $5,000.
I HOUSE and thirteen aerea LAND, near thc
citv-$8.500. Apply to JOBN BAUSKETT,
I "At tornev at Law and Real Estate Agent.
I Beot 25 _._ly__
j The coolest Lager in the city can bc had at
I POLLOCK'S