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SEWA^ /JH,, - xuBxa* --*?UJS<;H.? EUEUTION?
QOIBTHUHHOUSH ?IPUOMA tief oaKHau?
*1
fco?ooN; Jnly:-8.^DlpIani?tits( mmnW
at?t? that AiejanuV Buchanan etfc?e?de
Iiorjl BWMu?t '^ipai^jL^fi^^
sucaoed? Bu chao au ab Bi. PD Araburg;
Lord Tender toa > suooeedu Odo Bussell
iu the foreign ofiloo; Odo'Russell goes to
BerUft;:.;; ;;:
There have boen.Orange,'.disturbances
in Ulqtor Oouuty, Ireland, The ?iiitory
were called nut, : and the. mob dispersed
upon reading tho riot ant.
The quiet elections in Paris advanced
the |qau,mupU aboye tba orioq at .which
it was pWod do tho market* .1 Rotor na
from th?: departments indicate the elec?
tion of ?ltoon rn/xdorato Republicans^ ?
Roch?fort' has been pronounced .iu->
sane.
ROME, July. 3.-Victor .EmabUpl ;bsd
an entbuaiastio reception .yesterday. - !
OamtettA. alba*, is elected rromj the,
r afl icapia t'itf PaMs,' 9 The Par i s ian p rosa j
unSou'eleelodHlfroen of itscaudidatcs. '
suit in thirty-four depavtmentsr,? ? except
inj ttteSe?Dje^St?wa^nUyreight R?pnbH*
oa^'Bn'ft.iw'elv'?.1 Oou&?rvative'a', .Ii 4s
nqwi" pp?ejld?red ?ortain that eighty or]
ninety oi 114 Deputies chosen are mo?
d?rale Roph bii<W, abd wilt support the
iMmM ?:? A ... ; v. H
A long 'interview was held between
Thiers andi General Fabrico, the Gorman
admiHldtraAOT'oi civil ??F.? i ra in France, '"'
Tho workmen-all.aaat tbpvr,votes for.
Gambetta aWTOoV Hagb[wllo ?V? the
candida tea e?e?tod Tor the first "section of,
the so vent b ' arr o nd ? aso mo ht of j Pari e. :
Tho retains from Booaus uro favorable
to the Government candidate. *llh?-?!ec
tion?of r:Gambetta, Woloski, : Uouivet,
Parholet, Prcsflonoc, Giaay'?ttil Abdre ia
thMsj^te was polled..
Ro^ui. July 3.-Miiiistors from Gcr
ma?ttroiSweden, Turkeyf Holland, Rua
ai?PBbain and - the United - H tn tea to tim
courter King Victor Emanuel, havo'nr
rivea^. *.'. .'...m'.i:ot
BantiN, July 3.--Tho Priiico Imperial
FjAjdeMek William and wife leave' to?
morrow for England, on a visit to Queen
Victoria^, . . .
Awert eau ikilelliarataks.' ? ?"
NO?N DESPATCH^:; . ^
BOWEN An OUT TO BB PARDONED-KU KZcTX
MAT rER3-WOMER .OFFICIALS TBOUBBED.
-DEATH OF ANAOED CONTENT SISTER;-^
TUE TREATY Off- WASHINGTON TO BB
PBOOIfalMED ON THE FOURTH OP JODY
* ELEVEN MEN .BUMED BENEATH A M A 83
OP EABTH-DEATHS J Bjr^aT^WW?Nii^
MBS. PAIE AGAIN BBFUSED A NBW'TBIAB
-MUBD?B ?TN BAUNWETJi' OOUNTY, HY A
HAND OP j^IlMKD NKGEOBB, AO- j'A?J. /
NEW YOBS, Jilly 2.-The ?^enbr?f the
week in Wall street were dullness and
depression ia the stock market daring
the first two days, With a partial recovery
towardsiiuevAose, and ad^inco io gold,
owing to* increased shipments of specie.
Shipments for the week, $4,973,000, in?
cluding 61,251,000 in transit from Mex
The Hern?' aaya Grant hos pardoned
Bo.r#?the\bigamist ?0MW) AxiQopjgjress
man. The document was signed at Long
Branch yesterday.
This afiernbon, James Pour, Wllilo in
sane, stabbed bia wife, Bridget, thirteen
times with a l&rgo pookfit huifo, wound?
ing ber fatally.' xTexh?tf Van down to'
the East river, and, jumping overboard;
was drowned.
NEWARK, July 2.-Pet Halstead, well
known in political life and in official cir?
cles, was shot and killed in-a honae of
ill-repate'this morning. He ia kinsman
of Halstead, of the 'Cincinnati Commer?
cial. ? , ,,. . .
OxFOBfie^??y'2.~A negro wittae^haa
been identified by three whites and Aw o
negroes among tbe^m??nor? as present
at the lynching, , which is .np.w under
examination before tho United State's
Court. i - .
WAR-HINOTON, Joly 2.-No general in?
structions are now contemplated.- if1 re*
gard to the Ka Klux Act As ia . the
case bf every other law, the proper '. of?
ficers ore expected and required to ou
force it, but should any extraordinary
state oj affairs, arnie, oafiing for direct
interference' by tho President, the fact
will ba brought before him in an au?
thentic form for his notion. ! 1
The Government buys a million bonds
each Wednesday, abor sells a million
gold e?hti Thursday. ',' y , ,
SAN FBANOIBOO, July .1.-The Repnb
Roans nominated Mayor Selby tor .?on
greas from the First District; now repre
sentad, by.Mr. Axtel!? Selby refusing,
S. O. No own gb ton, of Santa Clara, Wai
nominated. .' '.}
ThestrikiDg miners of Amador OounV
ty aro threatening the lives of minore
who nye working under protection of th?
military, yesterday.. they caught Her
rick, of Sacramento, on the road, a nc
supposing ?? him to be a newspaper re
porter, beat him .terribly. The WhiU
Pine and Palisade Nevada- otago wai
robbed yesterday. Tho passengers wert
tied, eearohed and robbed. Wolla, Far
go A'.C?,'? express box, oohtainvng .1
email amount of money? was stolen.
Vincent Peralte, to whom the property
on which Oakland now Stauda was grant
od by tho Mexican Government ia 1822
died yesterday.'
The flood in the Colombia River ha
subsided. .
BOSTON, July 1.-The Sapreue Judi
nial Court.to-day.overruled the exceptio;
taken in tho case of John Moran, th
Stougbtcn murderer, and affirmed th
rulings of (bo apart at his, trial. H
Ol fShs Supreme Cauri, as lo the eligibili?
ty!*)!, females to tho offiae of i Justice of
the Peaoe, Mrs. Juli? Word Howe and
Miss Stevens hoing previously appoint?
ed, tho oourt decided. (bat o woman,
whether married or unmarried; should
bo ; formally Appointed end commission
ed, Bhe would have no constitutional br
legal authority to exercise the functions
77fJ bide% pl Wt lob arh| a?ot*?f ,0? W.
longini . tb, NA^bffesjtgs juHIsii ; t??
$10Td00; Wtton^nsuro^ir-. ^ 1 . % fi
Tho beer .question; waa Yettlbd to-day
by a majority cjf ?\$Q7 ib ifie a?lrmotive.
WA?msaxo^. July S.-^?ou. M?ynudior
Tho j^abUmpro^ and tia vana ^tenui?hip
Co?^?by i hnVe a.'contract - from I Balti?
more, ?ia Key Went, ajidrotafn, semi
rn o ii t?i ly ; -, c o m pen BO ti on - ? i ,300! round
trip?, '^Wmt?fl?y1./ cV Do.-f ;of - New
Yor&j^Te.iLOQa^1 JrOrnNew York tb
Key \Vektjaiud'iehirn, weekly.'at'SS,200
per ahuueo. ;TbosteaTupc ' Pioneer, of
the Bristol ?nd "?ew York line, sailed
from Bristol on Saturday. Thousands
of.- spectators cheered her off.
BlbTTMonB* Jury 3.--The Cincinnati
ex preta,/train, due et ^altimore at ovid
yesterday, was wrecked four miles from
tUe Belay Honse. Track" experts say it
5as jpahoiously luopored with.. None
i lied, and no S cu th ern orb reported in?
jured,
STB?CD8B, July .3.-Rev. Samuel J.
May is dead ; aged 71.... :
' BOSTON, July 3.-Tho MaBsaohuaette
'Horticultural Society . bas appointed
thirty-six 'delegates to the Septembei
m&oting atRichmond, Va., of the Ame'
-rican Poruologioal'Society.
WaBB^tNoroN, July 3.-Grant ordered,
by telegraph, Saturday;'?rom Attorney'
General's office, the papers for bis sigua
turo pardoning Bowen.
- ; ' KIGHT^' DESPATCHES.
' ?Vi^BRiNaTON, Jqly 3.-Colfax, in i
. lotter to. tho-Indianapolis Journal, reit
orates bife: de*e'rrnination to retire fron
public lifo after the expiration of hil
pr?tent term.' . ?l9 ."*'?
fi The'D?mocrbts'bf. tho Ku Klux Com
mit too have summoned from Georgia
Hon,. A. B. Wright, of Borne; N. L
Angier and Judge -Hiram- Warren, o
Atlanta; Hon. Thomas Hardeman, 0
. Mcfoon; General A. W: Snmtbu n,ud eic
Ms^or Anderson, of Sovannfthj Pete
W- Alexander, of Columbus;: Genera
A. B. Wright, of Augusta.
' Sister Monica, a lay sister at the Coil
vent of Visitation, is dead; aged eight]
?C'JT year:. She bad been in tho COL
Tent over fifty years.
. ' The Secretary of War baa gone Wesl
to be absent some time.
' The ratification of tho treaty of Wasl
ington, which was signed, hore by tb
United States and British Commissiot
ere, on the otb of May lust, were e;
obanged at London on the 17th ultimo
the anniversary of ?be battle of Bunk?
Hill.' Tho treaty will be proclaimed t<
morrow. ... . -
.. Weather probabilities--Local storn
?ill. probably prevail over i central Iud
an a a 13d Iowa.' Ko reports received froi
the* extreme North-west; nor is ac
severo, disturbance apprehended for . tl
upper lakes. Partially oldndy weathe
with local ruins,1 ie probable for Tiiesda
East: of the Blue. Bidge and New York
SAN FBANOISCO, July 3.-Judge Dwi
nelle hos again refused a new trial f
Mrii; Fa?.- . . If M
BppEFORD, ME., July 3.-John ]
Knowlton, editor, of tue Portland Fra
is dead.
ROOHESTEB, N. Y., .July 3.-A rt
boat capsized in Irondeqnsit Bay. T\
young ladies were drowned.
3?fj?B YORK,' Jujy. 3.-^Ex-Senot
Grimes has returned. His health
nearly restored.
Judge Robert Hiltou died at Alban]
\ CINCINNATI, July 3.-The Hec
Zouaves, of Pittsburg, and the Cine
nati-Zouaves have n challenge drill
.morrow.
. The banking house of J. H. Davis
.Co.,.pf Eureka, III., was closed to-day
consequence of the absence of David
Sanderson, with $20,000.
NEWBUBTTOBT, July 3.-On Sat ard
at Marches Hill, the banking sudde
caved in, .burying, eleven men bone
tho immense mass of earth. Eight
them were goou reeoued,:but. little
jared. John Snobey and James Cu
man were dead when roached, and J(
Clifford badly injured. Cushman i
Snobey each leave a widow and six o
dren.
BOSTON, July 3.-Yesterday forono
a sail boat, containing five persons, c
sized during a squall in this bart
Two boys-Geoige David and Wm. ?
ming-were drowned.
AUGUSTA, July 0.-On Saturday I
twenty-five armed negroes .went to
plantation of Angus Bed, ia Barn
i County, 8. C,, about twelve miles bc
Augusta, on tho Savannah Biver.
' riving at Bed's residence, the party i
. a volley into it, killing Thomas A. L
I ;nod. seriously wounding Bed and
wife and mother. After disarming 1
tho negroes returned to Paul B. ?
I mond's plantation, where the dei
j sberjff tried to arrest them, bat wit
success, aa they refusod.to disarm,
" negroes, however, promised to g<
Alkea, and stand 00 Investigation/
ol the parties implicated was arr?
here this evening. His version is
Bed and Lowe attempted tc eh asl
* negro for stealing from the premia
the former; that th? negro escaped
? them and returned with the armed t
who did the shooting, by way of :
' notion, The affair caused meas
and alarm. The party arrested ii
8 oity represents himself as a school t
er, and says he waa on bis way to ?
to deliver himself up to the authori
A SAN FBitfoisoo, July 3.--The Pc
0 oal celebration, to-day, was a (
6 affair. The procession was ovei
0 hours passing. Representation
.bfn^i^* ; The towh pr?sent
ed an animated opp cara nco. 11,750 me D
women Arj&\ McVrcm' t?MNtpi?
wera in the'pYofcession; Tho following
message WBB telegraphed to Borne:
"To His HOLTNESS PIUS IX, BOMB:
60,000 of your devoted children'cele?
brated here, to-day, with enthusiastic
joy, the twenty-fifth anniversary of your
Pontificate; and wiab yonr life prolong?
ed to aee the States of the Oburcb acd
yonr freedom restored."
' NEW CRYSTAL PALACE. NEW YOKE.
The Industrial Exhibition Company,
chartered by tue,laat New York Lcgislur
ture, 'nriibraoiug among its officers ' M or
aboll ft. ^lober?a, "Wm. B. Og lori, Mosos
H. Grinnell, Cyrus W. Field and others,
has secured a site for i|s new crystal
palace, embracing, twenty-three aptes, ;or
four full blooke, at the corner of Fourth
avenue^ and-- 100th street, New1 Yoik.'
The Palace of Industry will be built all
around the plat of ground to a depth of
150 feet,, leaving io the centre a court of
eleven acres. This will be covered with
51 ass and form a horticultural garden,
'be building will be eight stories high.
A seriea pf prizes, ranging from 315,000
down to $1,000, will bo given for the six
best plans. Ooo primary object of tho
organization is to diffuse u love of art
among the masses. The completed in?
stitution is to he able to accommodate
70,000 persons at one time.
Peter McGovern was run ov?r at
Chester, Wednesday morning, by tho
do wu passenger train, ?nd lived only
two hours, both legs having been crush?
ed above tho knees.
Massachusetts statistics proclaim that
eleven white girls married colored men
in Hosten Inst venr.
Ui_.......... H. i.i-- .II. lin
KIN ANUI A 1. ANO CUOIMKKCIAI..
NEW YORK, July 2.-The. cotton move?
ment is very light,-both in receipts and'
in exports, end the figures indicate the
approaching close of tho. cotton year.
Beceipts at all ports, 18,197 bales, against
?22,654 last week, 21.0-lt3.for the previous
week, and 23,360 three weeks since.
Tdbal'receiptaMnce SBptember,%3,891,018,
against 2,825,169 for the corresponding !
period of tho previous year. Exports
from oil ports, 18,829, against 29,798 for
tho f,a m ow eek last year. Exports for
tho expired portion of tho cotton year,
3,061.821, against 2,089,071 for tho same
time last yeat. Stock at all porta, 102,- ?
'061, against 180,(5-18 for the same time j
"hist y eur. Stock at all interior towns,
16,733, agaiuat 37,652 last year. Stock
in Liverpool, 713,000, against 555,000
hist year! American cotton afloat for
Great Britain, 117,000, against 111,000
last year. Indian cotton nfloat for Eu?
rope, 534,021, against 399,771 last year.
Weather at the South waa rainy in many
sectioca during the past week.
LONDON, July 3-Evening.-Consols
92>?. Bouda 91%. .
PARIS, July 3.-Tho Bourse closed on
Saturday excited-rentes 54f. 80o.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Noon -Cotton
opened firmer-uplands 8%; Orleans
9)B ; sales 15,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Eveniug.-Cotton
closed firm-uplands 8%; Orleans 9>?;
sales 15,000 bales; speculation sud ex?
port .16,000; nearly due from New Or?
leans 9,'u.
'PARIS, July 3 - Evening.-Bourso
buoyant-rentes 55f. 35c.
NEW YORK, July 3-Noon.-No Btock
market. Flour and wheat dull and de?
clining. Corn dull and lo. lower. Pork
qniut, at 15.50. Cotton quiet and no?
minally unchanged. Freights steady.
7 P. M.-Wall street is vory quiet.
Gold 13%?l3fa Flour dull and de?
clining-common to fair extra 6.30?
6.95; good to choice 6.95@9.00. Whis?
key 93. WLoafc l@2o, lower-winter
red and amber Western 1.62@ 1.54.
Corn heavy' aud l@2o. lower, at 70,! ? (5)
71. Groceries aud provisions steady.
Freights quiet.
LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Floor quiet.
Corn firmer-shelled 72. Mess pork
16.00. Shoulders 7; aides 9@0;.,'. Lard
10K @.U& Whiskey 89.
CINCINNATI, Jnly 3.-Flonr and born
unchanged. Whiskey fair, at 69.
MOBILE, July. 3.-Cotton' quiet
middling 10%\ receipts 93 bales; Bales
60; Btook 1,1115. il
CHARLESTON, Jnly 3.-Cotton quiet
middling 20; receipts 207 bales; sales
100; stock 5,105.
BALTTMORBJ July 3.-Flour dull; low
and not strictly sound grades lower.
Wheat lo wer, ? except for amber lots.
Corn dull-white 80@81; yellow ' 74.
Pork steady, at 16.00. Bacon with an
advancing tendonoy - shoulders 7%.
Lard strong, at 11@11>?. Whiskey 98(5)
98K. Cotton quiet-middling 20%(a)
20J?; receipts 300 bales; sales 75; stock
2,435.
BOSTON, July 3.-Cotton quiet but
firm-middling 21>?; receipts 260 bales;
Bales 250; stock 5,000.
NOHPO?-K, Jnly 3._Cotton qc?ot-mid?
dling ?8%@19; receipts 178 baloB; salet
ir>?atook 1,473.
VY zziMiNOTON, July 8.-Cotton firm
1 middling 20; receipts 40 bales; stock 763,
NEW ORLEANS, Joly 3.-Cotton dui
; and pominal-middling 20}?@20??; re
ceipta 3,090 boles; sales 3,400; stool
' 59,768. Floor dull-superfine 5.25
f doable 5.75@6.00; treble 6.20@6.60
* Corn firmer and scarce-mixed 71; yel
? low 72; white 75(3)77. Pork firmer
[ mesa 16.62(3)17.00. Bacon in good de
'" maud, at 8@10%; su gar-cn red banu
j 15%@16>?. Lard firmer-tierce 10??
c (3)11; keg 11%. Sugar-good commoi
1 9%; prime ll%, Molasses-plantatioi
? reboilod 80@4O. Whiskoy llrmor, ?
" Coffee ionctive, at 13?,
@16K. .
* SAVANNAH, July 8.-Cotton quiot
" middling 19 LU>?; receipts 160 bales
1 stock 643; sales 100.
AUGUSTA, July 8.-Cotton markn
' quiet but firm, at 19)4 for Liverpool tin?
1 20 for New York middling; miles 15
i bales; reotipts 65.
. An logaba7 e?prgymdu Uila'tl&? One
ftttra**^ ir
walking through a eortam pasturo he
came upon a rattlesnake at the foot of a
pa/ti'puW tree, and tim {j it bit and killi d
bili. Tn tho tnofning ho told bia dream,
concluded to go to tho posture, and
there, .beside tho path at the foot of the
half-rotted tree, lay coiled alargo rattle?
snake. Seizing a stick, be struck at the
snake, but his foot slipped and he fell,'
and the reptile bit bim upon the cheek.
He hastened home, nearly a quarter of a
mile distant, and there, two hours later,
he died in great agony.
DKOWNED.-On Tuesday ufternoop,
about half-pust 6 o'clock, a fine little
Sj, Archibald Thomas, aged .six years,
\ ?on of." Riobard O. Wallace, of thia
wu, fell off the market dock and was
drowned.-Oeorge(ow7i Times.
I A man bas just been hauled out of the
swamps in North Catalina who went
there to avoid the dr?ffc: i h 1864, and
"until ba was discovered, did not know
tbe war was over.
A Chicago youth receives from his
lady love three letters daily, averaging
I twelve'pages each. Ho thinks o? st?rt
j ing a paper mill.
SELTZER]
APROVIDENTIAL. ttEBIEDY.-.THE
Mongoose, bitten by a poisonous ser?
pent, eeeke a certain plant, oats of it and re?
covera. In liko manner, thousands of Euro?
pean dyspeptica, and victima of livor com?
plaint; disorders of tho bowels, debility, drop?
sy, rheumatism, Ac, flouk to the'Seltzer
Spring in Germany, and aro cured by tts sa?
lubrious water?. Wo have this spring, in all
its sanitary parfoctinn, multiplied ad infini?
tum, in thia country, in tho form ot
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT.
It ia the Spa made pertabie and available for
tho uses of tho million. Tho million uss it.
It ?4 the groat household medicine of. tbe
land, at ouco delicious, refreshing, and-UDO
qnalod aB a correctivo and alterative, -
BOLD BY ALL DRUGOIBTS. . .July 4 jd
ff? 1^? I fc??W? rinnJ? .
FOR
3 0 DAYS 30
AT
"LOVE &. C 0.?S."
PREPARATORY to renovating eui stores,
we will CLOdE OUT tho proaent atocli
at
"Low Sown Prices,"
And will opon on MONDAY a new ??tock of
"FANCY FRENCH LAWNS,"
Together with other
Dress Qoods and Linen Goods,
For LADIES and MEN'S WEAE.
*y Wo sell only STANDAKD makes of Oonda,
ao that GREAT BARGAINS may bo expected
and will bo given. W. D. LOVE,
July 2_B. D. Mc?REERY.
FRESH AND OOOX.1
W E open thia day a frcab lot of ?
DRY GO O DS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old stock
to work off, wo show new and frceh Goude, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask especial attention and examination
of our low price ?
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place in the city to pro?
cure these desirable gooda ia ai
PORTER & STEELE'S.
June 14
Congress Water.
"? |\ CAGES iui du ?ow Vi j
JA J Juno. 17 . GEO. 8YMMERS.
ICE COLD SODA WATER with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be
obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA?
LOON. Try it._
"Diamond" and "Orange" Brand
Hams,
11~\ TIERCES or theso '?incomparables'
lU Juat to band and for Bale bv
Juno 17 ' GEO. SVHMBRH.
Magrath's Digest of South Caroline
Law Reports, '
TO tho prOBSnt Wino. Trice'. For salo al
BRYAN A MoOABrEIVS UonttSTORE.
June ll
Davis' Poison for Bed-buys. Roaohes,
Ants, ?Sec.
ASAFE and certain destroyer, easy of ap
plication, without an: disagroeabh
soioll or stain. Prioo 25 couta For salo at
Jane 15 W. O. FIS H ER'S Drug Store.
Tho best place to gol a cuol summer driul
i ia at POI.I.OCK'B.
I Freo Soup everyday, at ll o'clock, at foi.
OrrioB or Aa arr or WXSTBBN DrnsiO&v '
WlLMJtJOTON. CnAHLOSCT Asp BUTH'?. B~U., -
... Lntcoijvroj.^N. 0., Jur^e 2?K>mi. U<
LEAVE Charlotte 8.30 A. M., Tuesdays,
Tharsgayc und Saturdayrv Arriving at.
Oherry villo 1*40 P.fjg-? oonncotlng' with jKOod
llaoks fdr ClevelamiMiberal l?pringfi.
Betnru to Charlotte G P. M. oame.?ays. N v i
~ ? . ' V.$. JOHNSON, 1J
July 1 Imo _. . ' Assistant Snp'L
Tax Sotice. . . . ' ... .
Oma or COUHTT A OD non, BJGBXAHO do.,
COLUMPIA, ti. O., Juno 28, 1871.
IN parBUat?oe of an 'Act of tho General As
scmbly, at Its last session, my offltfo in Co?
lumbia will be opon oh and after tho 1ST DAY
OF JULY next, to receive the returns of Per?
sonal Property of the tax-payers of thia Coun?
ty for tho your 1871.
BlankB can bo obtainod at thia office.
Tax-payers are required to enter on bianka
all transfers or pur ola ases of real catate, and
also ail uew buildings erected sinoo ? last re?
turn.
Where tax-payers neglect to make their re?
torna, tho County Auditor is oompolled, by
law, to oharge them with the return of .the
previous year and add fifty per dent, thereto
as penalty. M. J. CALNAN,
Juno 29_Auditor Biohland County.
Payment of Interest.
OFFICE CITY TBEA8?BEB.
COLUMBIA, H. C., Jone 28, 1871. |<
/""UTY of Columbia COUPONS due, and those
\J maturing Jilly 1,1871, wiii .be pairLou ?ml
aftor that dato, upon presentation at thia
offico. . WILLIAM J. ETTEB,.
City Treasurer. .
Office boura 0 A-M. to ? P. M.
Mfr The following papera will please insert
three (3) ti moa and a end bill ana paper ooq
taiuitig a lvortisoment to City Treasurer:
Charleston Courier, Cbarloston Republican,
Augusta Constitutionalist, New York Journal
of Commerce._. July 23 6
? CARD:
"y^7"F. b:?g to call the attention o? thc public
lo oar first class stock of
T)liY GOODS,
Now complete in every department, abd to th?
Vj, '-'..) * . :v ..;
following special items::
BOOTS AND
We are now prepared to oh-jw-ohPOf the
handsomest,neatest,- cheapest and moa t do
<H" ? -yr; . . ..- ?fes vV Vrs
i-irfrblo. etofck of 8H0 ES ?vor opened in this
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market. V"?^ntroduco two new features in
thu tr^do. 1st. We will send no goods out to
'.' i ;? -?) i?l ir. ';' i*.!...?* A\ i
try or fit, as ira have, at considerable expi nae,
fitted up a 7Ladies' Bitting, B^om." 2d. We
guarantee, io tho fullest ex teni, all our flue
?J ll ril ? i.. ,-,;_> ? j
work to gire entire satisfaction.
B. C. SHIVER A CO.
SHIELDS & &L?ZB,
COLUinBIA, s. c..
Palmetto Iron Worlds,
MANUFACTUREES of STEAM EN OI NEF
and BOILEB8, Saw, Grist and Cane
Mills, all sizes, ail kinds of Agricultural Im?
plements, Ilonae and Store Fronts, Ir op Bali
ing. Iron and Brass Casting; Shafting, Pul'
leys and Hangers made,to order.
ALSO, ' / .
Manef iclurors gi UTXEY/S YMPBOVEE
LEYE lt CO I t'uK-.?*Hi?sa, wnlcn was awarded
the first premium . in North Carolina. .South
Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last- fall.
We alan manufacture tho DIXIE SCB?W
COTTON PBEftt-a ohtiap and durabin ono
Henil for circulara, .-. ~
j Orders filled on. short notice'and on moat
reasonable terms. Juuo 23 3mo
NEW QOQDS
" AT /; ?
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NKW styles of FBI NTS.
Now styles of Aprons, white and buff..
Children's white Moonul Blouses..
Children's Buff Linen Blouses.
Ladies* Silk Saratoga Tics.
All at very low prices. _Jane 8
Diarrhoea Medicine.
FOB CHILDREN TEETHING,
Restlessness, Bad Bowels, Cboho, Pains
A desirable medicino. We-advite mother
and nurse- to trv it-ody twenty-flvo cents.
For salo onlv at : HEINITSH'B
May 30 } _Family Drug Store.
Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE is something for children oufforinj
with Whooping Conch, Croup, Goughs
?ko. A pleasant medicine io the form c
kisses, tffoctoal in allaying coughs, oroup
colds. Keep tho patient under the infiuenc
of the medicino contained in this candy; wi!
allay tho violence of the cough. At
Jdne l j HEINITSfl'B Drug Store.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved styles, can be -ol
tatnod at I. K?LZ BACH EUT, establish
mont. Main street, Columbia Hotel Bo?
Sots and half sets in groat variety. Alse
solitaire and ductor DIAMONDS. 8PE0TA
OLES and EYE-GLASSES to suit all acres.
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and im prov?
their health. March ll
Seegers' Beer ia Pure.
IT don't oontain Cooocnloa Indir.ua Fis
Berries to maka sleepy or headache. .,
Pickled Tongues, Beef? &o. . \
JUST opanod, oholoe Fulton Market BEEI
choice Pickled Tongues,
Choice Sugar-Cured Hams,
Choleo BUR ar Cored Stripe,
Choice No. lMackeril, - . . "
For salo low by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
40
Cheap Fertilizer.
TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Exce
lont for manure. EDWABD HOPE.
Imported Ale and Porter.
f|K CASKS-Pints-best brands, in stol
A O and far saje_GEO. 8YMMEBH.
. Claret Wine
ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, \
tho Kallon or dozen. EDWARD HOPE^
Smoked Herrings.
Onrt H?XK3 SMOKED HERRINGS, Ju
?\r\J received and for salo, at Oily cou
pur box, by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
The coolest Lager lil the city can bo had
POLLOCK'S.
??&ieTl ai trfo Court SfLr i?h States- !
?ETille, North Carolina, on WBDNK?DAY,
lGth day, of August next, ,1.700 ACRES Off .
LAND, lying in tho Conn ty or Ired ol J,^oh the
Catawba Ki vor and Lambort'i Creek, 13 miles
South of fitatflsvillfi, 27 miles North of Char-,
lotte and a hont 5 milda Weat of tho Atlantic.
Tennessee and Ohio Raihrbad. .Tho land -wilL
bo ?old la Iota aa follows? ,*
No. 1, containing-285 acres, moro or loss, on
which Dr. W. Byannow live*, ? . . J . '
No. 2, containing 238 ?brea, more or.lesa,. '
adjoining Lota Nop. 13, * and C. .' \.
No: 8, containing 281 acres,' adjoining Nos.
1,2 and 4. 'r' '
No. 4, containing 283 nerta'; Adjoining Kos.
2,8, SandO. ' ';,', '
No. 5, containing 200 acres, moro or less,
adjoining Nos.-4 smTUr"" "
No. c.oou tai Biog 400 aerea* on wbioh. Ooh
A. S. Brown now li Y ea, adjoining Noa, 2, 4
and ?. .'.
OD thone lands are large bodies'of fin's ?
River, and Crook Bottom* and a e?ffioie?t
quantit? of Woodland op each traofc,! On the .
400 aero tract there ip a good Mill Boneo ?nd
Water Power^g?o? DwefitDg and other "bulia
ines- Qo?r? Water On eruih traot. i
Thea e J an da aro susceptible of tho highest
state ot cultivation, the up-iai)d?, tytYinffi *
good clay qubBoil, and will produco Cotton,
Tobacco; Wheat, Corq and the bthe* grain
and grasa ?ropa; and are sold as the land* ba? :
longing to the estate of tbs late Jama?S.
Byara.for aaaets. ... i .""i |,9(
Txnks-Orio-haU In. abc. month's; thjo.b*. ?
Uancd In tWolVe monthswlth ihtereot frokrj d?y
of aale. The purchaser may pay ons-tbind or
the whole of his hid ivnv tinta .ftor th. ?s' !
Confirmed. Bond with approved,security will
bo reqaired for the parchase mouoy." The.
title'will, be retained until inti payment'is .
made. < .j , . . t ii ?:",; -, -. > .',::..{);??'?
Persona wishing tosco the "and> wilhplease? -
call upon Col. A. S. Brown or Thoa. Deaton.
Esq. - 'O.'A.'OA%?TON,' - '
Administrator de bonis hon of James S.ByavS* -
Juno 23 ,, ; ? bronto] ? ?lao. :.t
IRES? 'MIES?
. -v 'r*rri-:.
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^P^TE take ple?aur? in calling the special
attention of the. trade to oar larga and well*
selected stock of'
. .. : . . i . --vt . ? ' r Tr!-.. J . i
Ladies, Hisses, Children., Men and Boys*
: ? ' - - Which we are selifbg 'ai% 15 ? '? '
I? ' i d:>:: . r; .1.;.' r.'l'.'tJiiltlo?i ? -; .'. '
3?ANITRA fJTTTRER'S PRICE'S? 1 '
iii I . * : ?nbiti ...-r-::. : i% ,
Give ob a sall, and .examine before yera! boy.
V>y .. i: i ino i>M Oj i?t* ,:.-,Hu~
,/1'ivjrj .Hit? M; lay KINARI). . ??
Marga, ; ; ; ? .-JH .-an;.;-./ .v,
TO
Dealers and Those in Want
OF
DRY GOODS,
WE hare now in atoro a full'line of the
newest and most r. .".
FASHIONABLE COOJ?S^
Of domestic, Fr?noh and English ' manufac?
ture, which we guarantee, at all times, to aell
as low, if not at less prioos, than, any house
in Columbia, buying om* Coode from tho
largest and moat celebrated. eotbbhshmnritB
in tho United States'.' And- ns 'wr 'desire to
pleaee all, we have now inbur boase (ho
i BEST GRADES
t - ??? . ..? .; .. ; -v^ .
e OF -
ii . '": *;,_. . '*;")".;.v
EVERY 0?-?3S 0? u??m? "
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... . .-. ri 1 ' f>-! . ' . 1
i? From the lowest to tho hlabeet, ana wo/ooh
[' confident that aU'these t a rori ng ns with an
['. order from, a distance will' be pleased and
satisfied that
- O ? R KO USE
t : . j.
... TES exs.E.,
ii In thia city to deal with.
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We wilt, upon application^ aeOd promptly
- by mall, full unes of samples of thone kind of
Gooda desired and specified by'Our frfefada
_ any part of the State free of iYefght chargea.
Those nnaooompanied, will bascint C. wv? \
We respectfully solicit order?, whlob will
ro rocelre the prompt abd personal attention of
_ ono of tho firm. Oar prices being low, we
think we' can render underact loa to all. Give
>y ua*tri?l- j JJ & jj L, KIN ARD,
- MayS COLUMBIA, 6. C.
LIMB,
t? TUB ORB AT FBRTIMZBCt.
T CAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
T J. 8. O.l for $1.50per barrel. ^Address,
a Rsv. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S. C.
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