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J fc?^&^FOX :ra
decreed?.the ? dissolution- of tho present
ftTiav 'combinations Io 1 France and thc
formation of eli Gargan'f|^pa,.th???
?QW>^^?all?at|B?*rmy;o^ oooupar
tion af Franca-Manteuffdi comm ?odin g.
FLORENOU; Juno ?CTi^Victbr . Emann?r
?oe? to'?spWir^jkfaprroVi .thence, to
lloma, making bia entry into the Holy
Cktvaalyi?n/jA bail ?i?ftitilS? .>??ol<ar(:
VE?SAranraB^Jone :2T,J-Tli?. Popo, in
repleto" ?tt.'iBd'dresa/^'Bympatby fro?
FrenWttyticdlt? pSiaea^the ?eal they:
ezbib?? ib,, ?ho cA?se-o? thechurch and bf
himself, and denounces iliberal Catholi?
cism as ovil and otrit?rmidublo as revolu?
tion ar tho Co rn mr) bo. .
lyONWON, J ano ^.-Miners striking ip
South' Wales haw-number 9,000. No
prbap'eot Of setlleme?K ? . ".' ' ' ?'? >
PABIB, Juno28.-?-It is hoped that ?1
oat-Of 113 deputies oleoted on S?uday'.jn
Purls, will favor tho Covornment. - The
Bonapartiste; art Very? aetive; and pam?
phlets ?re plenty; "Tho r moderate / Rb
ppblioans oppose Gqnibqtta'a election io
tho Assembly. A report mudo lo the
Assembly;' regardingbwihdl ?og ooo tracts
daring tho war.gjves 'n prominent pl see
to ViotorPhbe, lute GOD sui at New York.
Tho, Bubsoription to tbfl new, loan ha?
closed.; Thrice the a ni out) ? Wanted has
boon snbsoribod, Tho Bepublicnn Oom
mitteo, by o majority ot two., rejected
Gamt^t^a/s candj^latara: , , ? ??
. I?Al>a?i>, June 23.-Morot baa made
explanations and romains in office. ?11 c<
.LONDON,>Janb 28.^-This' Gazette h?J
nourices that, the edifications of tile
treaty of :Wftshtngton.w.ereexnltangedon
tho 17til. The commissioners .'witl noon
bo h am ?d.' British subjects"haVb boen
nofifife]! to present their ol ai m a within
six'month's af tor tho first meeting of tbf
commissioners. Rkgoosa is spoken of:
also,--M?rillay-,-134 miles from Capo Clear;,
Smallpox deaths aro 210 weekly, ic
London. w " ? ; ; ; . ' ' " y. ; ; ;,...' fA .
. ; NIGHT DESPATCHES. .
PARIS, ,'. Juno '28.-Napoleoniet, parn
pblo ta have* o pp coreel, mainly devoted tc
the praises Of tho Imperial Gbvornmonl
and OhurpU-u, T-toge^ooxe^B are hope
lessly, diy.ided. ',\Tjie jQonunanists still
. placard the ? On fl. soc ret press - hat
been Seized.. . It is reported that Th<
Soez Canal is filling up with. baud. 1
American Intclllaonce.
?> NOON DESPATCHES. .
MAINE PoLTTira -CATHOLIC PIUE3I. EX
CLUDRD ?ROM A OHUBCB-THBE? PE It
8 OH H DBOWNED - EARLY AMD PBOLIFH
CROPS lft KANSAS-fJBNHUH OF NEW YOR\
FAT Ali BATLEOib AOOTDENT-POSTPONE
MENT OF j BA EH O Blf?TKST-D KATH OF A?
OLD Ii AO IN O MAN-KU KLUX COMMUTE]
COMING TO COLUMBIA-OFFIOIAIi HHP OH
OF THE FIGHT ni OOBEA-WEALTHY NET
YORKER M183 IN Q-il EN SUFFOCATED B:
OAS - a EOB O ETO WN CONVENT PBEMIU1
AWARDS. ? . t
AUGUSTA,'ME., Jane 27,-C. F. Kim
ball was nominated for Governor. Th
resolutions bury out of uigb't dead issne?
Democracy i must .address itself to . vite
issues and, questions of. the hour, an
recognize as pinding obligations to th
Constitution os it now is, but denounce
the means : by w hieb . the same beoam
supreme law. They demand strict cor
etructions to protect equally the righi
of States, and individuals, aud f o revi
defend the same against concentration
They oppose a high'protective.tariff.
< HUDSON, N. Jm Juno 27.-200 men
' bera of a ! congregation excluded
Catholic priest of tbis city from h
chnoh. : The priest applied for warran
to arrest the excluders. Serious troub
is apprehended. ' ,
CHICAOOJ Jane 27.-At Mount Moni
Wisconsin, two girls bathing, and
man who attempted to save them, we!
drowned.
Dr. Butlis, the Republican candida
for Lieutonant-Governor of low
was thrown from his buggy and mortat
hurt. j . .- '. '
CINCINNATI, Jane 27.-Romlin, Ri
and Skiuner lmve beau appointed Mt
ing Commissioners., under tho recent A
of . the Ohio Legislature. .
The troublos of the Newark r?llii
mills haye been adjusted.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-General Burnt
Yioc-Presidentof the International lia
road of Texas, .is hero, eu route for N<
York^ ;
Despatches from Kansas-roport unpi
oedontedly early and prolific crops.
WABHiNGTdH, Jaa? 28.-The census
New York" wtyvVjfiKpws native-'wh
510,553; colored 12,015. .foreign
white 418,646; colored 448. Nativity
Ireland 2ui,-9S3;-'Gormnuy 15i,?22.
NiailT DESPATCHES.
COREA, Juno 23.-To the Secretary
the Treasury: TbeXJareoos not apolog
ing for their, treacherous attack, on I
lOtb, wo landed on Kang Noe, Sod tc
and destroyed the lower fort and ma
tiona. On. the 11th, we took anotl
Tort and then stormed and oaptured th
stronghold. Five forts were takes. rJ
troops wera reported.'at 11,000. . Th
was desperate hand-to-hand fighting
the citadel. .The ordnance il estro;
was 481 pieces-principally small bi
pieces, besides very many small an
Fifty flags were taken; Wo counted
dead Coreana around tho citadel. (
killed was three!' The gallant Lit
McKee, Wild was the'first ins*'J . the o
del, was killed by a ballet md sp<
Dennis- Hannahan, a marine, and.S
Allon, a landsman. Our nino woun
aro all ont of danger and doing well.
(Signed) ,. JOHN RODQER?
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The foll
ing are ?he Georgeto wn Convent awi
Crown and gold Hied al to Amy B. \
ham, of Louisiana; Jennie W/altorfl
Msrytattd; Mnfy Ririggold; of Scmth
Ii?Ve> me??al to Wohelui KotrtnSon,
luBie Dixon, Roxie. fttoComb, of Geor
E"a: Besaie Rambergh, ol^iorth Caro
: a ; .ATixriftM?rstiltB?i ^fJYl rgiAltt} lidu
isa Casey, Fannie Lane, Lizzie Gardner,
Kate: danton,. Jan o VoOomb, and Helen
V. Womberly, of Georgia.
ST. LOUIS, Jone ' 29.-A construction
?rain on, tbe .Atlantic .and Paoi?o R?jU
road rno into Hand ..Oar No.-15, which,'
wop ? thrown twenty feet on the kooks, <
Two ?f' the occup?tes xrsr? killed and ali
hort.1 :';r .?'s
: Na^r (Yons<;!J?nb: 28:-^Th? rain' pre?
vented tbe>. great Socngeifast prooesaion,
PHILADELPHIA, Jane 28.- Tho Demo
oratfl nominated Jam?? H. Beadle for
Mayor. . . . ... .., '.'?'?';
BOSTON, June 28.-George Woodruff,
the oldest trainer and driver of trotting
horses, was killed, by a passing train to
day.* Hia remainB will be taken to Phi?
ladelphia. , The.deceased; was Hie father I
of Herman Woodruff.
MbBmft.^Jhne '^S.-Gebrgtf L. Put-1
nam, tho.?owly appointed postmaster,
upon an indi?tnaent by the grand jury, ,
charging him with bribery, was.tried be?
fore tbe city court to-day, but tho evi?
dence adduced failed - to establish a
0 har go/ The j rjry' returned a verdict of
aoquiCSal,.without leaving their B?ais.
' MEMPHIS, Jane 28.-Tho decision de?
claring Connty warrants void creares ?z
01 tomen t. They amouut to $l,2?Q,00Q,
whereof 8300, OOO'of the Issue was to the
Mississippi Railroad, now held, by Mc
Comb & Co.
: A large number 'of citizens of Missis?
sippi j at?' on trial at Oxford, oharged
with being Ku Kl nz.
. Nsw Yon*; June 28.-A wealthy citi?
zen has be on missing throe weeks.- He
is supposed to have been murdered for a
93.000 diamond pin.
1. Fivo men were suffocated white repair?
ing a gas leak in Brpoklyn to-day.. Two
Viii die. "
WAsniMorrbN^ Jane ' 28. -TbB Sab-Kn
Klux Committee go first tb Columbia,
S. C., and thonoe to .?partauburg or.
Greenville; then to North Carolina. Tho\
ootnmitteD. to-day examined Flonrnoy,
from, Ponlotoo, abd Ford, from Meri?
dian, Miss.;; Ford straightened oat Me?
ridian 'to 'the satisfaction bf the Demo
oratio m om bora of tho committee,
j feather probabilities-Fresh North?
westerly .winds oro probable North and
East of Ohio for to-night, with clearing
atr,!w?ather on Thnrsday. Pnrtially
cloudy and clear weather is probable for
Thnrsday on the upper lakes and in the
Southern States. - Light looal rains are
probable for to-night in Northern Mis?
sissippi and Tennessee. . . -
CHAIU?&ON, June .28A-fArri ved.
bark Cannon, Malaga;. Bjhoonor S. A.
Boid, New York; schooner H. G. Bird,
Bappahannook. Sailed-BC boo nor J. S.
Clark, Philadelphia.
-??. t?
AN LMPOBTER OVERHAULED.-Ono day
last week a white man, named Paget,
who liven about twelve milos from Wal
terboro, who had been panning himself
off as a tax collector, 'by whioh ho suc?
ceeded in swindling persons, was taken
from his house by a party of mounted
men ia disguise, and whipped. The
thrashing'isl believed to have been ad?
ministered by thoso whom he had de?
ceived.
. ^Fnjheral Invitation.
Tho friends and acquaintances of Dr. WIL?
LIAM REYNOLDS and family, are respectful?
ly invited to attend the funeral of tho former,
at Trinity Church, at hal f-pnsf, 5 o'clock, THIS
AFTERNOON. v . .. . |
Oration.
THE VALEDICTORY ORATION before tho
Euphradian and Clario?ophio Societies
will be delivored TO-MORROW (Friday)
EVENING, at half-past 8 o'clock, in tho Uni?
versity Chapel, by lio p. Henry Vf. Billiard, of
Augusta, Ga. Tile public is respectfully iu
Titod to attend.
R. M. DuUOSE, President.
JULIUS H. WA Lg En. Secretary. Juno 291
Notice-Oration.
THE Valedictory Oration of the Euphradian
Society will bo delivered THIS (Thursday)
EVENING, at half-past 8 o'clock, by Mr.
CHARLES F. PELHAM, of Columbia, in the
University Chapel. The pubbo aro respect?
fully invited to attend.
R. M. DoROSE, Frosident.
JULIUS H. WALKEU, Beo'v._June 29 1
Fulton XMEarket Beef
AND DIAMOND ??AMB, both extra Ano, for
salo chsap, at CANT WELL'S,
J tine 20 1_Main street.
Tax Notice.
O VT ICE .IF COUNTY AU DITO n, RICHLAND Co.,
COLOMBIA, S. C., Juno 28,1871.
?N pursuance of an Act of tho Gouoral As?
sembly, at ita last session, my oiUeo in Co?
lumbia will bo open on and after tho 1ST DAY
OF JULY next, to receive tho returns of Per?
sonal Property of the tax-payers of this Coun?
ty /or tho year 1871.
Blanks oan be obtained at this office.
Tax-payers are required to enter on blanks
all transfers or purcbascs of real eBtate, and
alto all new buildings erected nineo last re?
turn.
Where tax-payers negloot to make their re?
turns, the County Auditor is compollod, by
law, to charge them with the return of tho
previous year and add flfty per oent. thereto
as penalty. M. J. CALNAN,
June 23_Auditor Highland County.
Payment of Interest.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
GuEK?iYILLK AND COLOMBIA RAILROAD Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. C., June 28,1871.
THE July intoroat, lesB Government tax,
on tho first mortgage bonds, also, on
fractional certifica tee of lndpbtedness, gua?
ranteed by the State, and secured by seoond
j mortgage, will bo paid on presentation .at
this ornoo cn and after lat Joly next, tho pay?
ment of the same having to. ho endorsed
thereon. Tho July coupons on guaranteed
apd second mortgage bonds of certitlcatea of
indebtodaoss. will bo paid at tho South Caro?
lina Dank and Trust Company, in Columbia,
H. C., and thdSSatiliing HOHHO of II. IL Kimp
tou, No. Q Nassau street, Now York.
GEO. W. WATERMAN,
Juno 20 C_Treasurer.
Teas'. Teas'.'. Teas!',!
WE have just received an iavoico bf choice
TEAS, consisting of , I'
UNUOLO RED J APAN, .? .. ,
flysoh, Gunpowder, i
, Young py>on? ?imperial,
Oolong and EagIinh.UroAlffa'it.Teas...
For aiaXo ftt our n*uai low prices'.
Julio 28 . JOHN AGNEW & BON.
TiiANkffoRT, Jt?tao -Q&>-03ou?s3T,
Pi^ta; June 2?.^R??tea,?2f. 10o?a, WI
&VBRI>OOL, Juno 28-8 P. M.-Cotton
o pe de d : ! aa?; but ii) now ? ie&d ie r-op -
lands 8>?frOrleabe 8?@8??.;' ' ???.
LONDON, Ju po 28~Evehing.-Consol?
92>^. '. JBonda.90^ . i Al
LIVEIU?OPL.. Jona 28r-Eveuiag.r-'-Cbt
ton &tu\ei-^\K?M^%r^t^?h?^i?\
8% ; sales 15,000 bales; export abd ape- |
ouiatioD 4,000; near ly due from New Or- j
leans ?%y ?ot J AT? "".A <. .juu-'i
Nsw, YORK, Juno . 28-Noon.- Flour
dull and drooping. Wheat and corn
?niet and ?toady. Pork, firm, at 14.76?
6.00. Cotton , quiet nod strong-up?
lands 19%; .OrUuius ,20??; sales 1,500
bale?;' Freigutes firm. Stocks steady
and dull. Governmenta strong and np
>?. State bonds dall and steady. Gold
steady, at 12%.. Exobange-long 10%;
ahort ll??. '?: fr. . t,
. T P. M.-Money. 2@4. Sterling con?
tinues firm, at 10;-^?10%. Gold ?8J?
Governments strong-closing ^@>.ic.
higher. States, very dull-TeunesHws
72; now 72>?. Virginias 63>?; newJ73,r
Louisianas 69; new 04; l?vera 70; 8s 89.
AisHoffls 1.01 J?; ??B'W. Georgias 87;
7s90. North Carolinas 46>? ; new 2GK
Sooth Carolinas 75; now 62. Cotton I
strong and ??o. higher; sales 4,296 bales I
- upland 20}{?. Flour quiet and un?
changed. Whiskey 92(2;92>?. Wheat.a
shade firmer and in mod?rate export nod ,
milling demand-winter red and amber j
Western 1.56@1 58. Corn .a shade
fltmer, at 72 ??(3)73. Pork firmer, at<|
15.00. Lard quiet-kettle 10%. Freights I
firm.
. NEW ORLEANS, June ' 28.-Cotton I
strong-middling 20>?; receipts 703
bales; salea 1,200; stoak 3.983. Flour
very dull-super 5.25@5.50; double |
6.O0@Q.15; treble C.20f?6:50. Corn
easier-mixed--72; White 78@74. Pork
quiet-mess held nt 10 25. Bueon firmer,
at 7)?@10; sugar-cured hams l?^faiG.
Molasses-plantation re-boiled30. Whis?
key firmer-Westeru rectified 87>??
1.00. Coffee innotive, at 13>.?@?5??.
MOBILE, June 28.-Cotton nominal
middling 19 \?\ receipts 149 bales; ex?
ports coastwise 1,110; stock 10,974.
ST. LOUIS, June 28.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Corn a shade VSetter-sacks
58@59. Whiskey 91, Pork has an ad?
vancing tendency-15.37>.<(3jl5 60. Ba?
con stronger-shoulders G%@7; sides
8#@9tf. . .
LouisyiiiiiE, Juue . 28.-Flour in good
demand-extra family 6.25. Corn active
-sacks 72. Provisions firmer and in
limited demand. W binkey S7.
'OiNonTNATr, June 28.-Floor and corn
steady.. Provisions demaud light and
holders firm. Mess pork 15.00. Lard
10. Shoulders G5^@6^; clear sides 9.
Whiskey 88j?.
BAI/TTAIOBE, June 28.-Flour favors
buyers. Wheat quiet and lower-new
white 1.45(3)1.60. Corn quiet and scarce
-white 80@82; yellow 70. Pork 16.00.
Shoulders 1xA(gl%. Whiskey 93. Cot?
ton quiet- and steady-middling 20)?@
203.4; receipts 150 bales; salee 85; stock
2,605.
AUGUSTA, June 23.-Cotton market
closed firm, ot 1H'._. for Liverpool and 19
for New York middling; sales 165 bales;
reoeipta 75.
.WILMINGTON, June 28.-Cotton firm
middling 19; receipts 50; sales 3; stock
701.
BOSTON, June 28.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 20;y ; receipts 920; sales 200; stock
5,500.
CHARLESTON, Jane 28.-Cotton quiet
-middling 19; receipts60; exports coast?
wise 270; soles 100; stook 4,699.
GALVESTON, June 28.-Cotton firmer
good ordinary 14% (3)15; receipts 285;
sales 800; stock 40,768.
SAVANNAH, June 28.-Cotton very
dnll-middling 18^; .receipts 201; ex?
ports coastwise 16; sales 50; stock 8,540.
Livery and Sale Stables.
THE undersigned
,w?l continuo thu bu?
siness heretofore con?
ducted by Afjnev? ?t Co., at tho old stands of]
tho late linn. His Omnibuses and Carriages
will convey passengers to and from tho bail
road Dupts to tho Columbia Hotel, thc Nick
oraon Ilouao, or any part of the city. Ho ?ill
niuo furnish H?rne?, buggies, Carriage?, Ac,
for hire on reasonable turma, and aohcits tho
patronage of tho friends of the lute linn.
Juno 28_ nroWKN DALY. .
Annual Commencement.
VALLE CIIUC1S
THB ANNUAL COMMEN'CE
'?"nTrWtt?NT of the UUSULINE IN
0 B Vj "STITUTE will bo held (D. V.)
on THURSDAY, Juno 29, at 3J o'clock P. M.
CONCERT-MUM IC.
Entranco March-Good Night.Mack.
Philomel- Instrumentai Duett.Kunkel.
Bridal Polka-Duett-Harp and Piano.Declina.
I Know a Bank-Vocal Duett.Horn.
Thou art BO Near, and yot au Far-Instru?
mental Solo.Reichardt.
Donne Nnit-Vocal Doutt-Harp Aria.Convent.
Detour do PrintonipB-Instrumental Solo
Moelling.
Sebastopol and Greok March-(seven Qui?
tara!..".Worrah.
Una Vooo-Vocal 80I0.Rossini.
Home, Sweet Home--Harp Solo.. Aptommaa.
Katy Did and Katy Didn't-Vocal Duett
Hughea.
Overtnro-Zampa.Air by Herold.
Last ROBB of Summer-Instrumental Solo
Herz.
Memorare-Vocal Quartotto.Larablllotte.
Parents, guardians of tho pupila, and fri end H
of the Couvent, are respectfully invited to at?
tona^_ _ June_27 3
Jost Received,
A8ELECT assortment of DOOR BELLS,
GONGS. LOCKS, NIGHT LATCHES,
&o. All kinda Sowing Machino NEEDLES
constantly on hand. Pino Lookn made to
order, and repairing of all kinds done prompt?
ly. P. A. SCHNEIDER,
Gun and Locksmith, Plain street.
June 18 ?_'_
,?Diamond~rli?d ' ?rang?7* Brand
Hams,
?fl /T\ TIE ROES, nf these .'incomparables"'
JLv/ Just to hand and for Halo by
J,,fL?JL GEO. HVMMKUS.
Seeger a' Beor is Pure.
IT. don't, contain . Coooculus Indleuo Pish
Den nm to inaWe sleepy or headache.
Tfie Boctors l^commend'Beegers' Beer
Itt proferonco f . bondon Forlrrand Scotch
.Alo.; Wh>? T'..?'V know it is unadulterated.
regard to parties who are buying tiokets
iu tho Oo-oporative Building Association, I
would state ?hat, bj ???OI ouuo vu my advertise?
ment, it .will bo .econ that.I cannot make
naWs public; but I csu assure tho-pubito that
persona of; all olasses aro buying them.
Qm?e ?Vhumbor of ro?peotablo- and highly in?
telligent ladios havo sent in their sames; and
as'thoy, os a rnie, are generally fortunato in
selecting numbors, I would advise them to '
form clubs and thus seouro tho additional !
ticket. A club pf ten is entitled to one tiokot
extra. Anni/to DR. E. W." WHEELER,
General Agont, Box 88, Columbia, 3. O.
Juno 28_
I0? -COM) SODA WAT?E with !
EIT&E Mum.B?RU?S, can be|
obtained at MoKENZIE'B SA*
LOOK.;. Try it. .-,_a , , ,
I ? OH?ROKEE SPRINGS.
! Eight Miles'fromSparlanburg C. II., 8. C.
?jA?r^s HOTEL ppen Juno lat, 1871.
1 __Cj_*____' Board por montb $30; per
I __^S_Sft3t-week Por d?y*a?0. The
BS?rfV?ryf_j^P'-WAt,-r iu Chalybcato, and ie
cool and pleasant to the taste. Has proven j
smeaoious in curing Liver Complaint, uya
nouma. Kidney .Diseases, Gravel, Dropsy,
Diarrbooa, Outanoous Affections, Chills and
Fevor, General Debility, and manv other ills
of a kindred nature. Tho table will be pro-1
vided with tho best the country affords, and
every attention glvon to visitors, calculated .
to make their stay pleasant. Mineral and
Freestone' baths; Gymnastics. Cabins to
rent. Hacks run daily'to ibo Springs from
Spsrtanburg. R. O. OLIVER, Proprietor,
Spartanburg C. H., -3. 0.
J. L. Worronn, M. D., Manager.
Juno 22_thtn 12
Charleston Orphan Houso.
THE Commisioners of tho above nara od in?
stitution doiire to apprentice to Mechan?
ics, Farmers, or other persons engaged in
useful avocations, NINE YOUTHS, reared in
the institution, whoeo ages respectively vary
from 14 to 16 y Jar?.
Communications addrossud to tho "Com?
missioners ol tbe Charleston Orphan House,
Charleston, South Carolina," will receive
prompt attention. Juno 24 j4
~^^/~E beg to call tho attention of tho public I
to our first class stock of
DRY GOODS,
Kow complote in every department, and to the
following special items:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We aro now prepared to show ono of the
handsomest, neatest, cheapest aud most de?
sirable stock of (SHOES ever opened in this
market. We introduce two new features in
tiio trade. 1st. Wc will send no goods out to
try or flt, as wo have,atcousidorabloexp< nue,
fitted up a "Ladies' Fitting Boom." 2d. We
guarantee, to tho fullest extent, all our fine
work to give entire eatiefaction.
June 16_n. C StlIV?R A. CO.
For Rent.
WE offer tho following desirable pro
pert} for rent: T splendid family RESI
.DENCE, willi forty-two acres of land at?
tached, known ad the "Walker Place." Several
hundred fruit trees of choicoot selection now
in full bearing. Tho lands aro comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bold free
spring not distant from the house. Tho front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
Boundarv, one of our most oublie streets.
R. O'NEALE A SON,
j Juno 3 Cotton Town.
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &o.
JUST opened, choleo Fulton Markot BEEF,
Choice Pickled Tongues,
Choice Sugar-Cured Hams,
Choice Sugar Cured Strips,
Choice No. 1 Mackerel.
For salo low hy JOHN AGNEW A RON.
Claret on Draught.
TUST oponed, ono Cask choice TABLE
CLARET, for salo low, bv tho gallou or
dozen, h>y_JOHN AONE W A SON.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
THE undersigned has mado arrangements
with parties in Charleston, aud is pre?
pared to furnish COAL at $16 per ton of" 2.0C0 !
weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at
Greenville Hailroad Oflico*, over Mouth Caro?
lina Bank and Trust Company, promptly at?
tended to. ?I10S. J. MOORE, Agent.
Junejl_Imo
Native and Foreign Wines.
8CUPPEHNONG, Concord, HautcniB, Cia-1
ret, Champagnes, just received and for
salo low. by_._E. HOPE.
Magrath's Digest of South Carolina
Law Reporta,
TO tho present time. Prico $5. For salo at
BRYAN A MoOARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Juno ll _
Wool! Wooli Wool!
WANTED to buy 20.000 pounds of WOOL
for cash. BLAKELY A GIBBES,
Columbia, S. C.
ear Ncwborry Herald, Abbeville Press and
Banner, Fairfield Hernia each copy four timos
and forward bills to this oflico. Juno 13 imo
Lard! Laid!!
PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly
pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and ?
3, 5 a nd 10 caddies, for sale at reducod prices,
by_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Refined Oil. !
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal?
lon or barrel. Also, in glaasn, pints and
quarts. For sale low. E. HOPE._
Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches,
Ants, eec.
ASAFE aud certaiu destroyer, easy of ap?
plication, without any disagreeablu
?mol? or stain. Pt ieo 25 cents For salo at
. June 15 W. C. FISHER'S Drug Store.
: : Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE ia something for children suffering
with Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs.
Ac. A pleasant medicine in the form ot
kioses, effectual in allaying coughs, croup,
colds. Keep thc patient under thu influence
of tho uiodfchio contained iu this candy; will
allay tho violence of tho ilough; At
June 1 i HEINI I Kli'tf Dru ir St oro.
Soeger6' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Coppolas*, Salt, Time ol
Alum. March ll
? tino summer ton io in ll ii {tori's Hitlers
eau bo had at POLLOCK'S.
NOW OfENUfa 1
FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN.
"jyjpORK of tbOBO beautiful LE NOES and
^.'^Iplllp aili
Swiss, Viotoria and Linen Lawn,
Under Q?rnientrTor'T^??.
tin ? M ; jj ] r?n m
' We ?re ???o Agents f?Vtfce ? "I'M '
"EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE,"1 "I
Helpmates of oar mothers sud wive?.
Hundreds of ladies in .tb? city can teatlfy to
their being tho best in use.
W. D. LOVE.
Juno 9_? B. B. MoOREERY.
SHIELDS & GX..?ZB,
COLUMBIA, s. c..
Palmetto Iron Works,
MANUFACTURERS ol STEAM ENGINES
and BOILERS, Saw, Grist and Cane
Milln, all sizos, all kinda of Agricultural Im?
plements, Honao and Store Fronts. Iron Bail?
ing, Iron and Brass Canting; Shafting, Pul?
leys and Hangers made to order.- ,
ALSO),
Manufacturers ot UTLEY'S IMPROVED
LEVER COTTON PRESS, which wasawaxdad
tbo first premium in North Carolina, South
I Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall.
Wo also manufacture the DIXIE SCREW
COTTON PBESS-a ohoap and durable one.
Sond for circulars. .... ./ -
Orders filled on ehort notice and on moat
reasonable terms. _June 31 8mo
Notice.
THREE months from thia date, application
will be made to tho Greenville and Coium
bia Railroad Company tor. the, renewal of tb^e
following SCRIP, belonging to tho estate of
JESSE DKBEUHL, which ha* been lost or
mislaid, viz: ...
Stock Scrip No. 1,162, 250 shares.
Assessment Certificate on narnu, Ko. 1,482,
$1,000. . . i
Scrip No. 1,837. 5 shares. / - .
Aaseasment Ccrtincato on Btmo, No. 1,514,
?20. WM. II, PA lt KER. f,
Receiver Estate of Jesse DoBruhl, deo'd.
JUNK 2,1871. AbbeyiUe C. II.
June C ._ jSroo .
CTEW GOODS
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW stylos o? PRINTS.
New styles of Aprons, white aud buff.
Children's White Monsnl Blouses.
Children's Bnfl Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices._ Jnne B
For Sale,
3?AA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
. OUU on thoEdiato.
750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 2.000 acres of Land in Lexing?
ton, on North Edisto, $7,000.
2,500 acres Wateres Bottom Land, $2 pr acre
2,500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, at
$2 uer acre. 1 House in this city, $5,000.
HOUSE" and thirteen acres LAND, noar the
city-$8.500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney atLnw and Real Estate Agent.
Seo*. 25_ly
S^E^H?USE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CHARLOTTE, If. C.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Flour,
Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries
?;e ne ra 1 ly. Ordern filled carefully and prompt
jj._?_Feb 7. lyr
Scythes and Grain Oradles. , t
2DOZ. superior GRAIN CU AU LES. .
10 doz. Griffin's Grain and Grasa Scythes,
ju nt received and foi sale low bv
May 17_JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Attention !
THE attention of city and country retail
dealers is requested to tho following:
Owing to the doprcaacd condition of buai
ness, and hoing anxious to reduce stock,
.TOI1N S. KAIKI.Y ?Si CO.,
No. 37 Ilnyne street, Charleston,^. C.,
.fill offer to tho trade dnring tho present
mouth their very attractive and complete
stock ut TEN (10) PERCENT. bolowNew York
johber'e pricoe.
TensiM.-For all billa under $100 oath, or
I approved noto at thirty days, with interest
from dato of parchase, at 12 per cent, per an?
num. For all bills over $100 approved noU-a.
I as above, at four (4) mouths, or acceptance,
will bo accepted.
Their stock consista of tho Urgent variety
to be found in tho city, of STRAW and MIL?
LINERY GOODS, White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Trimminga, Laces. Embroideries,
Iiibbons. Umbrellas, Parasols, Ladies' and
Gents' Linen and Paper Collars and xCutt>,
Ladies' Laco Collara, and a completo assort*
mont of Fancy Goods, Notions and Small
Wares.
Merchants ordering will please specify on
which of the above tarma they wleli to pur?
chase._Jone G j Imo
Diarrhoea Medicine.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Restlessness, BadBowole, Cholic, Faina,
A desirable medicine. We adviio motbors
and nurso-. to try it-only twenty-five cents.
For salo only at HB?NITSH'6
May30 J_Family Drug Store.
Redaction in Prices.
, ,," _ LADIES' popular PONY PH2E
?JKjffjL/TONB, one of the number Just
nB^^recoivoil, very etyliah. No-top
SOr?. Mfa-BngBica, Top Buggies and Torn
seat BuggioB, in variety, tine Six-paa&engor
Pbwlons, on platforms; Four-passenger Pbn>
tons, on three springs. Open and Tnrn-aeat
Rockaways, This varied stock is now being
offered very low.
May 25_W. K. GREENFIELD
GEORGE TUPPER,
BK OKER,
Tveal Estate and Insurance Agent,
COLUMBIA, a. c.
OFFICE over W. 0. Fisher's Drug Store,
opposite Columbia Hotel. Mtin street. May 2
To Rent.
A DESI lt ABLE STORE, on Main atrcol
J\. noar tho currier ot OlaiulitiK. For terms
applv to Dr. John Lynoh. or
Fib aa V HENDRIXJi BRO.
A fresh supply of Bremen Lager at Poi.
LOCK'S.
,t>t*X3r? .I?; <.?-?. ".H.>IC>II...II71
x?? iri/\^iu i i J
D ?t Y illii
? i .il. v ' * .'.tT"!( Cv'i(l-|??"
P1 re ct from fl ra t "nan da'. Havlj?g no old a took
to worJ| off, we show new Au^/cesb. floods, 4V
! . li .'fi. i 5 :t i . ..*. W hiv. Uli: '. . - li*'
Bull Times. Cri?es*
We ask especial attention1 an fl examination
of our low prloe .?>.* t ,7i*-v?y
Remember, the only plac? In tho olly toi pro- !
om? t beso doa i rabio goode -, i ?. '?ai Tl!
Yqwelry and Silverware,., .., ;
ment.' HAld utrent firttnrhhf?' Hot?l Row'..
Beta and-Hair flo?s -io groat vsriotr. ? Ale?,
aoliU i-o and ol ti? tor niAMOKJJS. ?PEQTA-;
OLES andEYB-OLARaES to .salt ail ages.
Davis' Magie Grease and Bpot Homo ver
TIHIB ia Invaluable in cleaning ' cloth aa1 of
> any sort, lt doea not inj ore or discolor
th? fabric in the alighte?U trice 35 .cents.
Prepared for sale by . W. O. tfJSHEB,
Juno IS . ,' . *PfPg8l?t.':
.. . Cheap Fertilizer. "...>,:?
A f\ 'EONS COTTON yEED MEAL.. Excel
??\J lept for manure. EDWARD HOPE,
? BEAD THIS!"
rr I ?'.tn _^_<b-.(h : i
"\a7"E tako pleasnr? in-calling the special
v-f. .< [vir. < -.?>---.ti '.o rj^ Ula nAi
attention /of the trade to mir i?rg? . and--well--.
.v.,i ol .. ? . M,;4 1- ii I Uvvidii
selectedajiookpf. ,? \_ _ ?
tdl >:;-.' . . It 1?? > nbtrtottele vi'iv
S18S il iiiffll,
ni ul Whioh we ar? se'lHoVa^ '.'..?'.? J}
?r.i?uwp t/? i" i ' . : j'1 mann Mts
MAN UFA CTUJRER'? pJ?l?ES?;* 1
: ,^u:t l>.;* Iv if!.
Olva os a call, and examine beforo yon bay.
J. H. & M. L.
May 20 t - u.V. i.:-.t^*
?i : ?'TO:' f,'. .?>. O
Dealers and Those ia* Want
OF
DRY GOODS.
have now in store a fall line of the
newest and most
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, which we guarantee, at all times, to coll
a? low, if not at lesB prices, than any house
in Columbia, buying our Goods from the
largest and most. celebrated establishments
in tho Unitod States. Andas we dosiro to
please all, we have now in our house the
BUST GRADES
OF
EVERY GLASS OF G0ODS,
From the lowest to the highest., and wo feel
confident that all those favoring ns with an
order from a distance will bo pleased and
satisfied that
I ' .> ..
OUR HOUSE
IS
THU ONE
IQ Ibis city to deal with. .<
Wo will, noon application, send promptly
by mail, full linos of samples of thoso kind of
Qoods desired and specified by our friends,
and customers., All ordere- accompanied by
cash amounting to 125 and over, delivered iu
any part of tho Stat? freo of freight chargea.
Those unaccompanied, will be sent CO. D.
Wa respectfully solicit orders, which will
rooeiv? the prompt and persons! attention of
ono of tho firm. Our prices being low, wa
think wo can rendor satisfaction to all.. Give
us a trial.
3. H; & in'. L. KINARD,
May 8_ ' COLOMBIA, fl. C.
LIMB,
TH IC ?RKAT FBRTIL1ZKR.
f CAN furnish MME at Depot at Walhalla,
LS. C., for $1 CO per barrel. Address,
RKV. U^HOLDEll, Walhalla, S. C.
March 2G