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DIFFICULTIES IK THE SF JOOST! CABINET
O AMU ETTA ' : TOI/ 'db* CfAlWTPATB-liE
OII?AKIZATION OF FltENCn AIlilY 00BPS
y&EftOH IiOAK' i?': ^?li^TOl?-VraBKpH
CANDID?TES-^PENI?Nht?BKa BBLBA?ED.
MADBID, . Jan o ,20.r-The Cabinet,
which was ia ooo neil ti a ti 14 tb is morn?
ing, decided t6 persist'in ita r'enlguation,
in oonsequeuoo of; tli? attitude of tho
Corteo. It is" boll? v^^Uoweysr, that
only Morot and BprooUa wilKnltimulely
resign. -. '-.u' . i..-.-. >-.??[ ;
PARIS, Jnno ? 25.-'CainhbIta bas ar?
rived .in Paris, bttt* j leaves to-morrow.
H? . has . aaqoptod, ,|hV, Candidacy to the
Assembly froux ouo" of; tb? districts of
Paris. r f id u ?
Thiers has buen Bnfltering from a cold,
but is now bottor.'-V ' V/l.y ! . '
Charles .Fl?qn?tjv^? tyson discharged.
Francois, ox-Diieator. o? the Hoquette
pu SO n r ?'.bas- bo?? . Briested,. jw! Richard
W?UacfeV.haa,1 ^b?T^'^ Crot?s of the
?OMXK)JT, 4 njaeaY.-T-yThftPrussian army
corpa system ha? Tbeep'-'adopted by
om to obtain subscriptions to ibo Ftouch
loan;- Thp- R4^bfio>n'Committee ?lll>
ph]jiftb^ltf-mW^^ ^ts'?f.pnndif,
-Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux omBunyi
d?y^npa^ira^pjfU? d*flrtfpr~ ?-Speech oh
tho.i(er.Or??onya>ibT? Pf. fraipej j?ajrAbet
ta is opposed to (ne views of Louis
Blane. Thiers has, Waned a decree, pro- I
viding foV they establishment of' a legion
will b? . wmpQSOji aft \%aPS?rpn.:.of
cavalry and eight* companies of infantry.
PABIS, Ju ne.27.-?-^hoOontral Bop ap?
lican Committee bas prepared its Hats of
candidates; tbKta s^PUect at tho' 'elec?
tion on .tho 12d Joly.. ' i Tha ?ist, i s known
tobo headed^ hy . permission, with ?be
ntojaoty Oainbettfti.7,1''i*:'.j . 1 -:: :
.lL?!*?W'?Tnn? 27:^*Tfi^;Jr?pn,i?n ; cod
viet Burke has boon;;leaked,,; from 'im?
prisonment^ Upon erudition: thnt ho. roj
por ts pverjr . ?^ffi nffijfet rateB. i.
. : ''' '"'-.' ?mfir?tJr^inxcUliM*^. -
rita ^'Afcpstr?r?r'^^
* ^ q?tk\''!iL ' ^.OSJ^SC^i^fl^IWA? ACCI?
DENT ~rnnuX AL .'?oXllAQE?~A ?UI!-KU
? KLUX OOmiiXTBO'TO ' VIHIT JiOBTII AND
SOOpn; OAItjOT^NA ?iurEpiATE^iT-^pk?i-.
"} '?ipN ^^^BoTjwri?a? ^Aq?iiiaT . AI;?T.T!PEP
KU ' KLUX' X? ALABAMA-MAYOR HALL
Anmi)Off2N-rnortTt? FI??H EXOHABOE
i OP BONDS- Blf BANt?S TAXAbLH-AllUEaT
. Ol, CQ?NTE11F.ETTEI1S - DKMQOUATS OT
MAIN1S IS OOij'VE-VCIOK, AO., AO.'
- ?AN FnANCiHOO,' Jane 26.- Tho inh?
bitft?ts of Amador1 County, generally;
were delighted, at being relieved from
the terrorism..pf' the minors, who are in
league. Tho pumps .will bo started in j
tho mides to-morrow morning, and tho
miners who may bo willing to work will <
bo protected. Adjutant-General Casse^
nen is id command of tho troops.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Andrew Jack?
son Donaldson died suddenly to-day. of
C b olera ' mo r bu s, aged 72, .
BALTpioBS^ June 2 ft-AlbeiJ; Sclm:
mooker, - President ' of vtUe. Baltimore
Board of Trade, died suddenly to-day,
aged seventy;.5 ' "1 .''?'.' : . . -
I'. NEtf YC?BK','Jpn^ 27:-Thp dissenting
. voto of Biahpp Ame's nullified Dr. La?a?
ban's snsp?nsioni 'rn.^ -i ? jo
-''Cspt?ln 'HaULiwho', ia; about starting
'for tho North'PPl^bji^
the rooms of t??o V.G e.pg?;^p?iicai Society,
. last night. .. ult vmV. fcci -.: ;. :< . .
' PITTSBUB?, Jun? laTi-^Tho Pittsburg
and .CPnn?l?)yil|?.'[1 tyfa?.vt? formally
opened yesterday. .
BBUKSW?OK^? MAINE, Jone . 27.-!-rTbe
Pullman express cor for Boston, ran o IT
tho track npor.Fiebpprt^ pause-a brpken
axle. Tbrep emptbyqas were l?lled, but
the passengers wero unhurt. - r
NEW- YonK,r" June! ?St?^A. mau ?was
killed in a boor shop fight to-day. Two
moo, fighting in a saloon, fell on a small
girl, klmng.lier.'
.-. RnfilftiiB- in Indiana attacked ? house
oobupied by four brothers, n'sistor and
flyrvont, ;Thredf 'Jttgs. o,f ' benzine were
thrown into ' the house, followed by a
torpedo, loa'dedwitji buckshot, nails and
sorews. Tho explosion of the torpedo
fired the house and awakened the family,
..when tup ruffians fired, into tho house;'
sever1"! ol ?ho inmete? wero fatally hurt.
T^o-rufftsns, osniiped: jj $i;000 reward;
lk^?en'o?'er?diof ,tboir doteotiou.
^Po^vi^is^'?aq?'i^.'^-The workmen
in -.. t ho :.I?h?ghj cpUiojry. struck, booause
tfir'eo men ?mpldyees wore not members
fl>fohW/lWW , ..._.. ! "
M v v ^^T^j?SPATCHES.
f?WAan^p^^r??tiio 27-^S^ott^nnd
^mp( Don^c^K^l?^ l>?eb ap'poialed
^anb^m?r^.^^t?fifri ?grt^in'pprtions
^^^^OTir^P^^medi -
rfo^r^it^tif? nnxioua thar^DO^ COU- .
servaiivWihall secare a full bearing be-1
fore /thff/sub-oommittoo. It is under-:
abood that the testimony of Jaoobson,!
the pr?Vent/uT?d /l?^imB.nh'ry eiiDlitrict
.A?ornoy Mi?sisM^pF, is - fully featia
fflotory to tho Democrats- on the'Conl
.fnittb?."'Geh. forrest wab'fdur hours
?betpr^.^po^li't'?cP. ;He ?aid if tho
'.Ku Kin* over , existed in iTennessee, it
was on account of I Br o widow's proclama
tton Pf. l8?7i 'siyitjg to, the miiitia that
they wpnld noKTio mploated for outrages
upon and punishment of rebels,, and be?
cause of apprehension of minjary to per?
sons and properky, many negroes having
left their homes and wero prowling
through tho country;with arms in their
.hands. Certainly no.such organization
has existed-in Tennessee since .1868.
The people are, os law-abiding, and de
{>recato disturbances as much, as thoso
iving North. The committee treated
Gen. Forrest with much courtesy and ro
speot.
. '.Grant arrives lo-morrow for two days.
at Moriuintr,
fi?U." He attributed the riot ut Meridian,
last year, and several other instances of
lawlessness, to tho so- called Kn Klux. A
large number of- witneises 'are here, and
more are coming. Tho committee re?
mains itt session here at least two weeks.
- A mail six times a week has . been
ordered over the Atlantic and Tennessee
Railroad, between Charlotte and Stotea
ville, N. O.
Probabilities-Tho area of low pressure
in uppor Canada will probably move
South-eastward, accompanied by fresh
and brisk wnds, from Lake Huron to
Kew Jersey. - The conditions are favora?
ble for local storms in the -Ohio Valley
and on the mid-Atlantic.
A petition has been forwarded here,
apparently s?go?ct by sixty-seven per?
sons, representing'themselves as citizens
of Dublin,, Fayetto County, Alabama,
stating that the lives of loyal oitizens
are wholly insecure, and that armed
bands, styling .themselves Ku Klux, are
committing- outrages upon law-abiding
citizens, j. The civil authorities are pow?
erless. They .imploringly -appeal for
protection.
Mayor Hall writes to Graut that be
fore pardoning Bowen, he should oom
pel a disclosure of the mean's Whereby
Bowen secured a falsification of tho
oonrt records. ;-.,/.
. Pleas??ton deeitaeri that profite accret?
ing tp banks upon 'exchange of bonde
eiretaxable.?H. '.- .-t .'. i..
. CntVEn?<0,:?0Kio, Junei 27.-A' num?
ber of notorious oounterieitera have been
captured, including Isaac Monroe Bissel,
Wm. H. Burnt John. Hickman, Christo?
pher O. Brady, Geo. A. Shawen,' Geo.
Frederick, Mathew A. Boyd, Sim Rivers,
Harry'Porter,'Joe; Warren, and other
well-known rascals, Shawen squealed on
bis confederates.
; IS?f?, OBLKASS, Jnne 27.- Ja mw. Cur?
roltoti, a clerk on the steamer Verger,
foll.from the hurricane roof to the wharf,
and dmd in two hours.
- Nnw BKUKBWICK, N. J., Juno 27.-:
Amos Robbins, a prominent Democratic
politician, is dead! Robert Latham,
formerly- a Washington banker, recently
prominent ia the labor leaguo, is dead..
NEW YOHK, June 27.-A World sp??
cial, from Florence, says . neither .the
now named, os .tnq day for tue trau
of tifocap?tol. "Tn diplomatie- circles it
is tJhQugt?^the.iUaapfer wUH/qever be
, ^J?drls5ljjb?e 27>-FJonr. ?iic? oom
dulb .Whiskey^L. Porik;15.25?15.00.
Bac?n^uqc?augod.'.. ; ' ' . -J
.MONTGO'?BBY, -AiiA.., 'Juno 27.-The
First ZiWonpl* B|>b? of tbtaf. o|fy. has?p
plied for au Jucreaso of capital to
$250,000.
ACOUST?, Mn., June 27.-?The uemo
cratio State Convention, after prelimi?
nary bani noss,'adjourned to to-morrow.
? Cn.vRT'HSTpj?, Juno 27.-Arrived
steamers Manhattan, New York; Salvor,
Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore. Sail?
ed-stearne? South Carolina, New York.
!? Twenty ?e'r .Cent. Below
I CC^^MABKI
I More than. Egtraordinary t
ItMlK&.d'iepoaed of
the bulk of our Sum?
mer Stock of
Clothing and Hats,
We haro determined to
givo greater facilities
and larger induce?
ments to those d?sirons
of purchasing the best
of Goods, by eelliug
tho rem (lind or of our
Stock at twenty per
'cent, below the cost
mark.
...Wo bog- to oall tho
attention ol the public
to our ?tock of COL?
LARS and CUFFS,
which, for quantity,
quality, stylo aud va?
riety, will surpass any
in the State, embracing
tho world-renowned
CLOTH-FACED PA
PEH COLLAR, special?
ly adapted to this cli?
mate, doing away with
tho llimsy material for?
merly known as Paper
Collars. Do not fail to
call earlv, tobe eonWnced_of tho abovojfacts,
at GOODMAN'S CbOTuilSl* BAZAAn,
- Jnai 2B_Main street.
ICE COLD SODA WATEB with
PITEE FRUIT SYRUPS? can be
obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA?
LOON. Try it.
Jnne 27
Shoo, Fly ! Shoo, Flea ll
FLY PAM?!..' FLE?\ POWDER!;
Kat Poisons I
Itch Ointments I!
At ?ES.fi. JACKSON'S!
Drug Store.
Juno 37 , g|
Seegera' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Copperas, Bait, Lime or]
Alum. Mnreh ll
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &c.
TUST opened, ohoioe Fulton Market DEEF,
Chci?o Picfclet} Tongues,
Choico.Sugar-Cured Hame, . ?
Choice Sugar-Cured Strips,
Oboice No. 1 Maqkerel.
For salo low,by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beer
IN preference to London Perter and Scotch
Aje. Why? Thoy know it 1B unadulterated.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
rilllE undersigned has rilado arrangomenis
JL with parties in Charleston, aud is pre?
pared to furnish COAL at $16 per ton of 2?0>0
weight, cash on dolivery. Orders hiv at
Greenville. Railroad Omeo, ovor South Caro?
lina Bank aud Trust Company, promptly at?
tended to. THUS. J. MOGUE, Agent.
June ll Imo
.''J3^u!^j3^*l^oh -Fl?
doll nnd declining. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Oom dall and io. lower; Cotton* |
dull-uplands 19%; Orleans 20%; eales
500 bales. Freights ?rm. Stocks Steady
but dall. Gold 1%%<&VS%K Govern?
ments and States dull and steady.
Money & Sterling-long. 10&; short
ll.
7 P: M.-Specie shipment nearly
81,000,000. Stock and .. gold exchange
adjourns from Saturday to Wednesday.
Plethora of money' continues,*at 2?4.
Exchange, stronger, \ at l?j5?'.... .Double
ahifj alys advanced .i^c."' ?tates "dnlf.
Tenaessees 72}?; new l^H. Virginias
02; now. 72. . Louisianas 70; new ,63;
levfees.70; 8s 84> Alabamaa 102;'5s 70.
GoOTgiua 87; 7*' 90.3 North----CaToHuas
46%; new 27^., South Carolinas ?75;
new 61%. i Colton 'nominal; l?ales 578
bales-r-uplunde 19%. .Flour-Southern
dull and drooping;.common.to?fair 0.50
@7. IO; good tooholOej7.15?9.00. Whis?
key 92. Wheat slightly favors boyers
winter rod and amber Western 1.55?
1.58. Corn favors buyers, nt .71; 3?73.
Pork -a shado .firmer, at 14.76?16.00.
Lard'. lowers-kettle, \Q%. Freights
firm.
. UALTTMORB, Juno 27.-Flour dull and
low grades nominal. . iWheat-? steady.
Corn dull-white 80; yellow 74; Western
73.' Provisions unchanged. ' 'Whiskey'
93. Cotton dall-middling 20>?<^2G;%;
receipts 295 bales; stocky2,465.
?BOSTON, June 27i-*-^Catt?n dull-mid?
dling 20}?; receipts 1,485 bales; eoleB
300; stock 5,600'. ! *f!
CINCINNATI,. Juno. 27.-Flour steady.
Corn a Shado lower. Pork dull, at 15 00.
Lard 10. Bacon dull bat firm-shoul?
ders 6%; olear 6ides 87^. Whiskey firm,
at 88. .
LOUISVILLE, Jane 27.-Flour quiet.
Corn scarce, .ab.\72. Mess pork 16.00.
Shoulders 7; olear aides 9. Keg lara ll.
Whiskey 89. . .
.iNouFOLK, June 27.-Cotton quiet
low middling 18%; receipts'260 bales;
stock 1,228. .,\
WILMINGTON", Juno 27.r-(yotton firm
middling 18? i ; receipts 80 bales; sales
53; Btock 651. . . >
CHABLESTON, June 27.- Cotton dull
middling Vj}?; receipt?' 290 bales; sales
50; stook 4,909.
AUOUSTA, June 27.-Nothing doing in
cotton-nominally 18'? for Liverpool
middling and 19 for Now York middling;
sales 10.bales;' receipts 90.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Cotton dull
and heavy-middling'.18%;; receipts 98
bales; sales 50; stook 8,511,
SAVANNAH, June 27.--The Marshall
Hose Company arrived from Charles?
town, Muss., tiri New York, to day. All
well.
MOBILE, Juno. .27.-Cotton dull and
nominal-middling 19j.j; receipts 71
bales; stock 11,935.
NEW OBLEANS, June 27.-Cotton quiet
-low middling 18(a.lSl?; receipts 354
bales; sales 700; stock 3S.400. Pork
quiet-meF.s 16.25. Baoon firmer, at
7}?'(tt,9%; 3ugar-cured hams 15)?(ad5%.
Sugar-good common 9%; prime ll J ?.
Molasses-plantation reboiled 30. Others
GALVESTON, June 27.-Cotton dnll and
prices lower-good ordinary 14%; re?
ceipts 1,029 bales; sales 600; stock 4U.483.
LONDON, June 27-Noon.-Consols
91%. Bonds 90%.
FiuNEFoBT, June 27.-Bonds. 96%.
PABIS, Juno 27.- Rentes 52f. 15c.
TAVEBPOOL, June 27-8 P. M.-Cotton
opened dull bot unchanged-uplands
S)?; Orl?ans 83i?@8%. Nearly duo from
Savannah or Charleston &}?'. Bombay
shipments to 26tb, since laBt report,
44,000.
LIV?BPOOL, June 27-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed dull-uplands 8>.<; Orleans
85u'@3%; sales 10,000 bales; speculation
and export 3,000.
Charlotte; Columbia and Augusta Rail?
road Company,
TitE.vsunEB's OFFICE.
Cui.VMBii, 8. C., Juno 22, 1871.
THE Cuupuna oa DOD du clue on 1st of J nly
next, lou? Government tax, will be paid at
Central National Bank, in Columbia, at City
National Bank, in Now York, at Firat National
Bauteil) Charlotte, N. ?., and o (neu of Mesara.
John J. Cohen A Hon?, in Anguata, Georgia.
June 2:1 f3 C. BO?KNlGHT, Treaa'r.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OP tho most approved styles, can ho ob?
tained at I. bULZUACHER'3 establish?
ment, Slain Btrcot, Columbia Hotol Bow.
bots aud half seta in great variety. Also,
solitnire and duster DIAMONDS. SPECTA?
CLES and EYE-GLABSE8 to suit all ages.
Notice.
THREE months from this dato, application
will be made to tho Greenville and Colum?
bia Railroad Company for the renewal ot the
following SCRIP.befonginc to the estate of
JESSE DBBRUHL, which lias been lost or
mifluiil, Y?E!
Stock Scrip Ko. 1,102, 230 shares.
Aseeasiuont Certificate on same, No. 1,482,
?,000.
Scrip No. 1,337, ? ebarea.
Aaaeaainent Certificate on same. No. 1.511,
$20. ; WM. H. PARKER.
Uccoivcr Eetate of Je&ae DoBruhl, dee'd,
. JOSE2; 1871. Abbeville Cv H.
l" June C_13mo
For Rent.
WE offer the following deeirablo pro?
perty" for rent: T splendid family REHI
.._.DENCE, with forty-two aoros of land at?
tached, known as tho "Walker Place." Several
hundrod fruit trees of choicest selection' now
In full bearing. Tho landa aro comprieed
LofhighlandH and meadow, with a bold free
spring not dint au t from tho bouao. Tho front,
nertr four aerea in extent, faces on Upper
Boundary, one of our moat public elreeta.
R. O'NEALS A RON,
?Time g Co tr on Town.
Pearl Grist.
-irVBBLS. PRES fl PEARL GRIST, jurt
ly received and for sale low by
June 13 . JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Infant's Food.
A NOT IXE R supply of FOOD FOR INFANTS.
?X. Tliia ia juat the food for babies. Mothers
call and bxumiuc it, at HEINITSH'S
June 1 * - Drug St ere.
~LardWlardjl!
PURE I.F.AF LAUD-' 'gu a m nit ed ?tricllu
l'urt"-hi b?rrela, half barrels, keg? and
3, 5 aud 10 cuddicu, for ?alu at reduced price.-,
by . JOHN AGNEW A SON.
ncemexitftt Pue ?Weat.
. GBBEHVILLS AHD COLOMBIA P.AILEOAD CO.,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 25,1871.
RgUND Trip Tickots, for one faro, will bo
sold at all stations On ibis road for De?
n aid's, to persona wbo desire to visit Due
Weet during ' - commencement exercises of |
Erskine College and Due West Female Col?
lege, on the lftb and. 18fch of Jbly. 1 <-i ;
Salo of Tickets to commence on tho Cth and
continue until the lltb inclusive, the prlvi
logo to return to extend to che 15th inclusive.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Genera! Superintendent.
M. T DA HT LET T. General Ticket Agent.
?it*- P?pera_unhil?hias by agreement. wUl
p?ente insert iMo ?ifno? weekly.
J tin o 25 '
STATE OP 80UTH CAROLINA,
EEC UTI vu DEPAETMENT.
. . 'COLOMBIA, Jnuc23.1S71-.
"1 K 7*HE BE AH, information has been officially
VV received ot thie Department that va
caniea havo occurred in the o nice ? of County
Commissioners in the following Counties, to
wit: Newberry 'County,. Simeon Yoong ana
David Hails tock; Ohegter County, W. H. Fro?
neberger and Alexander. Kelsey; Clarendon
County, P. J. Lemon and Gadsden Tarlton;
Union County, H. H..White and John'Tins?
ley; Laurene County, David Foulke and Tux?
pia Dendy, failed tu quality.
Now, therofore, ? ROBERT Ii. SCOTT,
Governor of the State of South Carolina, iu
accordance with the thirty-seventh Section of
tho Act of September 2G, 1SGS. untitled "An
Act to define tho duties and Jurisdiction of
County Coninu?biouGrs."du hcroby isano this,
my proclamation, that a spocial election be
held on TUESDAY, the 25lh day of.JuW
next, to till said vacancies for the unexpired
term thereof, within .'tho'said Counties, re?
spectively. The Commissioners of Elections,
appointed in parausando of "An Act provid?
ing for the Gonor?l Elections, and thu manner
of conducting the ?arno," approved Maren 1,
1S70, aro authorized aud directed to conduct
tho said special elections, respectively, and to
make all necessary arrangements therefor, -
aud oaoh of them aro hereby required, after
duo publication, and with strict regard to tho
provisions of tho Constitution and tho law? of
the State touching their dutios in BUOII case,
to cause snob, oleotioua to, be hold on tho day
aforesaid, and to take all tho necessary steps
for tho holding of such elections, and for tuc
ascertaining and determiuiug the person or
poisons who shall have be.cu duly elected
thereat.
In testimony whcrqnf, I have hereunto set
my baud, and caused tiio Great Seal of
tho State to be affixed, at Columbia,
[L. e.] this 23d day of June, A. D. 1871, And
iu the ninety-fifth you- of tho Inde?
pendence of the United States of Ame
j rica.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CAROOZO, Secretary cf State.
June 25_
A CARD.
"^)^7*?b?g to call tho attention cl the public
to our first class etoek ol
DEY GOODS,
Now complete in every department, and to the
following special items:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We arc now prepared to show ouc of the
handsomest, neatest, cheapest and most de?
sirable stock of SHOES ever opened in this
market. We introduce two new features in
tho trade. 1st. We ?ill ?end no goods out to
try or fit, as we have, at considerable exp. n?e,
fitted up a ''Ladled' Fitting Room." 2d. We
guarantee, to the fnlloot extent, nil our fine
work to give eulirc satisfaction. J
June IC_H. C. SHIVER A CO. 1
SHIELDS & GLAZE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS, Saw, Grist and Cane
Milla, all sizes, all kinds of Agricultural Im?
plements, Uonse and Store Fronts, Iron Rail?
ing, Iron and Braes Casting; Shafting, Pul?
leys and If angers made to order.
ALSO,
Manufacturers of UTLEY'S IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which waa awarded
the first premium in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Alabama aud Louisiana last fall.
We also manufacturo tho D1XUC SCREW
COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable ouo.
Sond for ctrcnlars.
Ordere filled on short uoliuo and on most
roasonablo terms. . _Jnr.e 21 ?Uno
HEW GOODS
I AT
C F. JACKSON'S.
NEW styles of PRINTS.
Now styles of Aprons, white and bnfl.
Cbildron'a White Monaul Blouses.
Children's Bott Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Tics.
_All at very low pricos._ Jane S.
GEO BO E TUP PER,
BROKER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, '
COLUMBI.', s. c.
OFFICE over W. C. Fisher's Dr og Store,
opposite Columbi ali?te) .Mahl street. May 2
State of South Carolina-Richland Co.
/.V THE COMMON PLEAS.
Martha J. Townsend, Administratrix, ts. Wm.
J. Uutson et al.
ALL persona having claims against tho
oatute of the lato Samuel Townsend, de?
ceased, intestate, aro required to provo them
boforo tho undersigned, on or before tho lat
day of July next. W. S. MONTEITH,
Juno ll ft) Special hVterec^
Native and Foroigu "Wines.
SCUPPEUNONG, Conoord, Sauteras, Cia
rot. Chauipagncj, just soeeived and for
sale low. hv ~ E. HOPE;
: O O Ii U ?t B i A i? i q . .
' i 01 ? ? ." * *'
WE ha je marked down -all of our largo
etock o? ftEAD Y-MAD? CLOTHING to
such low figures that the price, eora o? within
roaoh of all that w(?h a good fitting gansent,
m ado ftt tho latest stylo and by the b?at mak?
ers in New York. W.o. are the only, houso that
eell Al! Linen Drawere st 11.6ft.* 'Wri are tho
only [bouts that bare the imported Soo-Kncker
Oalontta Bult?, waxrantod .gopuico. j An in?
spection of our largo stock ?itt settle the
mina o? any ono that money Is' mide hy bay?
ing from us. Thirty-Mo JncU Bolo Leather
? Trnnka, only & few loft, at gM. Jone 23
AT LOVE m -W'S.
.-. ?./.*. ..:t:oil?'.-- e'olloV
?fi tm .
NOW OPENING
FANCY FAST C?L?BED HUSL?N.
ORE of thoeo beau Uf ul . LEN OES apd
rAIRESE POPLINS, at JovMiprkW. , .
.JJ? . . ' .. . :t ,itii . r- ...' .-jjj
- .Now 8tyJ.ee in bli tl. Ki:- '.'Ari
: bu i:. j rt j >Mj <>'.- .i ,|...
Swiss, yictoria'.ani?'??^eii. i^wn, -.
MADE DREYES, , - : ]
Under Garments, for Ladles.
Wc are Bole Agenta for the
"EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE,"
Helpmates of bur mother? and wires,
Hundreds of ladies in this city can tcatify'to
their being tho best in,use. ' 1
"\V. D. LOYE, " ' * '
JdnoD _B:'B. McOBEEBV.
King's.-Mountain-Military School,
YorknTR, 8. C.
THE SCo?nd Boasion Cf tho
school year of 1371 will begin on
itho IST or J?JLY. A.:
\ TEaMs.-For school expense*,.*.'
'e.. Tuition. Books; Stationery. Aa.,
Boarding, Fu?l, Lights and Wash?
ing, $135 in currency, per - session or ?vo
monthB. .i(f .
For circulara containing' full particulars,ap?
ply to COL. A: COWARD, - *
Juno 2 f wt mo Principal ana Proprietor.
Attention 1
fTTIHE alttntion of city, and coinnlrV retail
JL d?ahjrB ia requested'to t ho' following : ,
Owing to the depressed condition Of buai
ncaa, and being auxioua io rodnce stock,
JOHN S. KAIIll.Y ?Si co..
No. 87 ?/uyne .street, Chnrieaton, ?..O., .
I ?Viii offor to tho trade during : the. proeont
mouth their very attractive -.;id complote
stock at TEN (10) PERCENT. bolowNew York
J?UU?I ? prices. *
TKH?IH.-For all bills under $100 cash, or
approved note at thirty days, with Iptoreat
from dato of purchase, at 12 per cent, per an?
num. For alt billa over $100 approved noU-u,
as above, at four (4) months, or acceptance,
will be accepted.
Their block couaiats of the largest variety
to be found in tho city, of STRAW and MIL?
LINERY GOODS, Whito Oooda. Hosiery,
Oluvoa, Trimmings, Lacon, Embroideries,
Ribbone, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ladies* and
tient?' Linen and Paper Collars and Cufia,
Ladies' Lace Collars, and a complete assort?
ment ot Faucy Goods, Notions and SmaU
Wares.
Merobanta ordoriug will please specify on
wbioh of tho above terms they wi eh to pur?
chase. _June 0 jlmo
FRESH ANS OOOX?!
W
E open thia day a fresh.lot*bf '
DRY GOODS,
Direct from llret hands. Having no old stock
to work off, we ahow new dud freah Ooods, at
Duli Times Prices.
We ask especial attention aud examination
of oiir low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place lu thoo:ty to pro?
curo thcso desirable gooda ia at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
_.Tilico M _ ,. i,_
Reduction in Prices.
_ LADIES' popular PONY FH.E-,
1 r^^.J&f^&L'T O A a. ono of tho number just
y'St^?JK.i?C?ived, verv stylish. No-top
W w^puggief, Top Buggies and Turn
aeat Bnggioa, in variety.' Fino Six-paasongor
Pboitone, on platforms; FourrpamengeF Plne
"tona, on three springe. Open- and Turhipea^
Rockaways. Thia varied atock is ?ow hoing
offered very low. . . i-'i'p
LIMEi V ?*-?.
THE - GREAT FKHT?LIZKU.
ICAN rurnish LIMEiatDepot.at^alhall*.
S. C., for $1.50per barrel., Andrea?
BEV. B. ??OLDEB, Walhalla, S. C.
_March 2G__' , -
READ THIS!
_LIM* )0:c
^TyTE take plea&uro in ?alli?g tljo special
[ attention of the irado to our large, and well
twlooted btocu bf 1 .
j 'Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
ISSUES ID CH?,
I .
Which we arc Bolling at
I MA N UFA ?TCHER'S PRICES.
! Give UH a call, and examine boforo you buy.
J. H. & M. L. KIN AUB.
? May 2<*
Martha J. Townsend, Administratrix, ra.
T?Y vi;lu?ofTV?Wc*<5f the Oo?rt id tue
Jj cantso abpTO ontlilod, I will aoll, boforo
tbo Con rt Howse,lriColnnibia,on tho FIRST
SONDAY M ^ily.?<*t, ?be> following BEAL
STATE, of wbioh Samuel. Townsend died
possessed, being
.AU that piece, p weet or tract of LAND, in
Richland Coan ty, containing ono hundred and
three acres, more on lees-bounded North by
landaof John fielding; East br landa of G.O.
Marshal, Trneteo;. South by lands of L. J.
Hancock, and Weet by tho South Carolina
Railroad. .
ITBBMS'.OP SALE.-Ho muoh caah as wiU pay
the expenses of: aalt? and-the dower aeaeaeed
thereon; tho balan?a on.a credit of ono and
two yean, secured by bond of the purchaser
with good surety, and a mortgage of the
premises oold.-. W, S. MONTEITH, - -
Juno ll f9 n ,, , Special Referee.
Sale of Valuable Lands.
. BY order of the-Huperior Court.T will
SSgiBoll at tho Court House door in Htatea
zE ville. North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,
16th day of Auguat next. 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND. lying in the Cdtinty of Ircdell, on tho
Catawba River and Lambert's Creek, IS mites
South of Htatcsvill?, T? miles 'North of Char
lotto and about. 6 milos Weat of the Atlaot?o.
Tennessee and QJbio Railroad. Tho land, will
be aold ia lota ae^iollowa: ?
No. 1, containing ?J88 seras, more or lesa, on
which Dr. W. BTAJCB jpow livps.
No. 2, oohtaifling. ;2?3 tqree. more or lesa,
adjoining Lo.ta BTos?!, 3,4 and G. >
No. 3, containhig, jpEfr acres, adjoining Noa.
1,2 and 4.
No. 4; containing *08* aerea, adjoining Noa.
2,3,?ando.Vt?',? <? ?ohieM . -
- No. 5, containing SOO abroe, moro or lesa,
adjoining-Nos. 4 anl 6i ?. iii,-in
No. 6,-containing 400 ?ore?, on whioh Gol.
A. 8. Brown now lives, adjoining Nos, 2, 4
and 5. int -hi!
On tLoso lands aro largo bodies of . fino
River and Creek, Bottomsand a sufficient
quantity of Wbodlan,d on eaoh tract. . On the
400 acre tract there ie a good Mill House and
Water Power:jrbe^Dwolling and other build?
ings- Good nater?n eaCh tract.
- These lands are-euscerptible of tho highest
atate of cultivation, thb up-lands having a
good cl?yaubadllVana !wljl produce Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat, Gorfe' and the other grain
and grass crops; and Ajo,aold aathe lauds be?
longing to tho oalaio of tho lato Janies H.
By ara. for aasots. .Vt . ?
TKIIMH-One-half pa, six monthes: tho ba?
llance in twelve m oq tb o wj th interest from day
of sale. Tho purtjhaser ?i&y pay one-third or
the wbol? of bia .bi?l, any, limo after,the salo is
confirmed.' ' Jkmd withapp^ oved aoourity will
be required for Jtlyjmircbaao monoy. 'Tho
title will .bfl r?^mecMantil full payment is
mad?. i-.A-Mi s i (.. ..... . ^
. Pcroous wiabingio U?O th? lands will please
oaU-H?$n.gQh Ai.S.fJrorfWQrThoa. Deafcon,
Esq? . .-. -.V'nftf.A AV CABLTON,' .
Aanihilstra\qri d^oj?tf ^i'ofjamea B. $g?;?.
. ..'t??.o lo vi J- .j .^r.-'-j " .. .. . :
i.i -.j;??civil ur..- ,-, i .''..:''<'
Bebiera ?u& Those iii Want
'.u > >r.ut:
OF
DRY GO ODS.
Wr havenoiflh ?*?M0",a full, li ne of the
newest,and ipoet j t:,. .. .
, : :jl ! .: :i'f .i-,.m h .' ...'.. ?*.? ?
fASftlOSABLi ?000?,.'.
Of domestic, French" andEnglish ninnoiac
ture, which nvraguir?nVe,;?t all timee, to 8611
as low, if ?ot at leas, prices, than any house
in Columbia, b?j tug pur. Gooda from tile
largest and moat celebrated establishments
iu tho United Htaiea. And aa. we' desire to
please all, wo have now in our houee the
BISST GEABEB
OF
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS,
From tho lowest to tho bighoat, and wo feel
confident that all those favoring us with" an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that '
Tffl) ONE
. ii - L^y.::; i . u
In thia city to deal with.
Wo will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, fnll lines ?t-samples of thoso kind of
Goods desired apd specified by our friends
and customers. AU orders accompanied by
cash amounting to ttid and over, delivered in
any part of the State-free of freight eh ar gea.
Those unaccompanied, Will be Bent O. O. D,
We respectfully solioil orders, whioh will
re?oive the prompt and-personal attention of
ono of tho firm> Our prices being low? we
think we can render satisfaction to all. Give
ua a trial. . ' Y
J. H. & M. L. KINARI),
May 3 _ OOLUMBIA, B. C.
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFORM my "friends and
jubile in general .that-1 have
.uet received an entire new
-iitock of Double and 8inglo Bar
rol GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks; Poneb*a,
Piatol-Belta, Caps, Buek-Shot, Cartridges.
Cartridges for all kinda of Tistols, Powder
and Shot.
? I.HO, ,
RFrAlHTNO done at short notice.
Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT. Main street.
Thc only flue Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S