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N ?? NOON DESPATCHES. , . REPUBLICAN B?COE?S TN Flt RN CH ELK CT rO NS -NAPOLEON, EUGENIE, FREDERICK WIL? LIAM AND WIFE TRAVELING}-AUK KIO AN BANQUET IN VIENNA, "WHAT BE ?BT SAYS SUCCESS OF THE UNITED ' STATES LOAN - PARISIAN LOAN TO RE-BUILD DESTROYED MONUMENTS--TREASON REWARDED ' M'AI ARON RE-INSTATED AT VERSAILLES WRECK OF A STEAMER, AO., AO. .VIENNA, Joly 6.--John Jay g?ve a din? ner on the 4th. .The. ambassadors were all.presont. Count Beuat toasted, the United States, and, in 'responding, said he thought the treaty vat Washington would prevent wars by establishing arbi? trators. PARIS, July C.-Details of tbe army voto aro .couiiug in. The garrison al Lille gave 700 Republican and only tan Legitimist'-votes. Tho city of Cal ait gave 3,000 Republican and 600 Monarch ial votes. . Tho -Republicans are in the ascendancy nearly everywhere. LONDON, J uly ti.-The Submarine Mes senger, devoted to telegraphing, says "Tho publio uud prosy and allies an against high cable rates. We must hav< opposition." It is said Napoleon goes to,Oenevi and Eugenie to Spain. Frederick Wil liam and wife aro expected here to-night NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, July 6.-Tbs a ten m or Gam bi i was totally wrecked iu Algoa Bay. &< details. ' PARIS, July 0.-A loan will be raine* by Paris to rebuild destroyed monu meats. Jules Duoatel, for treason t< the Communists, was awarded tho Croa of the Legion of Honor. McMahoi has been reinstated in command nt Yet Bailies. Duke Nemours and Schneider tho former President, of the Gorps Le gislatiff in Paris, havo been elected Supplemental elections will occur nex Sunday. Prinoe De Joinville, bavin, declared for the Republic, will undoubt edly succeed in the ? department of Lc manchu. General Mantenflel dined wit Thiers. Mol tko has : ordered' the Get man commandera .to forbear iufliotin . punishment fox ahy offences which .th Fren oh law can reach. Count Wald ezri complains of tho bitter language-of tb journals towards Germany; the Offic'u Jbuni?/j in' publishing this Btaterneu advises tba other journals to exerbiue th utmost forbearance. IJ?HDON, JuJy 6.-rAssistaut Unite States. Treasurer Richardson repor complete success in negotiating the fh per cent, bonds. '- . A?ie rican intel i mon cc. ; \ NOON DESPATCHES. AARON ALPEDBIA IN COURT -r F AT AL RAI: ROAD ACOIDENT-'-i-MEXlCAN MATTERS ?EUIOIDE-MAN SHOT WHILE ASLEEP-i INSULTER . OF LADIES KILLED-STAY ( .ntOOEKDINOS IN FOSTER MURDER CAS.'i LYNOH ?AW IN ILLINOIS -HOMICIDE >} NEW ORLEANS, AO., i C. > . NASHVILLE, . July 4.-A. troiu of tw coaches and a sleeping car; hence'at 8."2 yesterday,.on the- Nashville And Nortl western Road, after the locomotiva at baggage oar was over, went through tl bridge at H?rpeth River. Fifteen we killed; twonty-thr.ee wounded. Killed John Marshall, Nashville; Judge j Hor berger, Olhrksville; Charles- Campbe wife and ohild, Edgefleld, and three mt unknown; Mrs. Wm. S. H eat man ai Mrs..Thomas Dunn, Kingston Spring Mr. Pendergast'and Mr. Wright, Wh: Bluff; J. 0, Brooke* and brother, Wi and : Wiley .Howard, Marshall Count Tfee wounded aro W. W. Gee. brakema V.- Halo, Point Isabel, Ind.; Mrs. Heai Trenton, Tenn.; J. W. Scott, Mr, Wit erst. Miss Clem Leak and John Caa bell. Nashville; J. W. Thompson, A herat Coiirt House, Va. ; Alex. Wrig White Bluff; W.; Walker, -Union Ci W. E. Y??fman, Memphis; Thomas Yeatman, Kingston Springs; M Brown, Johnsonville; John Pegram a brothel ; conductor Landis; S. S, Brot; Nashville; Robert Daniel, Bedford Coi ty, and Thomas Dunn, Kingston Sprin None of the wounded aro mort! bart. Dead and wounded brought Nashville. NEWARK, July 5.-Justice Bradley the United States Supreme Court hearing persons who hold claims agai the Memphis and Pacific Railroad, \ desire to share equally with bond-h( ors in the property of tbe road. ' hearing hos been adjourned to Aug . 16th. SALT LAKE, July 5.-There were demonstrations in honor of the Fou: Two companies of United States tra are in tbe oity to prevont tho parad tho Mormon militia. .* NBW YORK, July 5.-At tho Jeffej Market Police Court, this morn Aaron Bradley, colored Senator Georgia, charged Samuel L. Ha: financial inspector of the National Fr mon's Saving and Trust Company of oity, with cheating him out of Complainant stated that on the 171 June last he deposited $160 in the 1 in question. On subsequently loo] over the book, Bradley found that 6100 had been entered. Harris was in $500 bail to answer. MEXICO, June 27.-The primary Hons in the City of Mexico, Quere Paohnoa, Jalisco and Orizaba favor rez. The result is divided betwoon and Juarez in Guanajuato, Puebla Vera Cruz. No disturbances iu ai the above States. Lerdo was compl defeated. In the oapital, Juare: ceived nearly the unanimous vote, polios aro very watch I ul; noisy pei are arrested. The black vomit rog Vera Cruz. The Government OJ the fortifications^at Tampico to V veiled. There has been a serious fi Zacatecas, and many lives were lost JIJONO BRANCH, July 6.-The y reaobod the goal in "tho following o Sappho, Dauntless, Columbia* A line, &c. Tbs judges award Sapph winner bf tho schooners; Grach winner of tho sloops. NEW YORK, July 6.-TbeSpctqisl ... WASHINGTON, Joly G.-Attorney-Uen or?l 'Ackerman alono, of tho Cabinet, ia here. . ' ? !- * ' Treasury disbursements for Jone, over $53.750,000, inoluBive of intereat.. H. B. Peterson baa n> contract for a tri-weekly mail' between New Orleans and Vicksburg. > Judge PettuB and Col. Pngb, of Ala ; bama, before tho Ku Klux Committee, corroborated Lindsay and danton. No such organization exists in Alabama. J; M. Justice, of Rutherford County, N. C., testified that some five weeks ago, disguised men came ' to his house, took bim out of bed, whipped him terribly with clubs and pistols, took bim to the woods, and threatened him with death. U.c. promised not to go to Washington to testify regarding outrages previously committed in his neighborhood. He waa confined to bed for three weeks from his hurt?. Justice believed these not mere neighborhood quarrels, but ?rtnly believed in the existence of Ku Kin: in North Carolina. * Weather Probabilities-South-wester? ly winds will probably continue in thc Southern and Oulf States, with North? westerly winds in the interior, Friday \ afternoon. The barometer will probably oontinne to fall to-night in Now York, with brisk South-easterly winds ou the East Atlautio coast for a short time, with threatening aud raiuy weather, clearing awoy on Friday. Partially cloudy aud clear weather aro probable Friday, West of Michigan and Tennessee. Brisk South-westerly winds are probable for to-night on Lakes Ontario and Erio. Lona BRANCH, July G.-Idaho won the first race by half a ueck-time '2.1G}.?\ Salina won the a cc o na by half a length time 2.43J.< ; Helmbold won the third by two lengths-time 3.41 ?4'. ST. LOOTS, July 6.-Chief of Police McDonough is gone to Washington iu connection with the National Police Convention here next fall. After con? sulting Secretary Fish, with a view to opening corresponden oe j with foreign polioo, McDonough will visit the cities and principal towns of this country, gathering information regarding police, detective and reformatory systems. CHICAGO, July G.-The citizens of Wataaka, Illinois, took Martin Mera, who was charged with murdering his son, aged ten, from jail and hung him. A thousand mon, womou and children par? ticipated in tho act. WILMINGTON, July 6.-The Republi? can County Convention mot hore to-day, and, by acclamation, nominated for tho State Constitutional Convention, Hon. Joseph Cabbott, Judge Edward Cant? well and George L. Mabson. The latter is a colored lawyer, recently admitted to the bar, and now a member of the Legis? lature. HARTFORD, July G.-The House passed a general railroad law by 129 to 57. NEW YORK, July: G.-John M. Dow, Formerly a citizen of Augusta, Ga., where he is reported to have accumu? lated nearly $1,090,000, suicided, from despondency. He lost most of his for? tune in speculating. Aged fifty-five. The'grand jury of Herkimer Conn ty indicted A. H. Laflin, a naval officer, of this city, for perjury. Laflin's friends claim that th? snit is malicious. Judge Pratt granted a stay of pro? ceedings in tho car hook murder (Fos? ter) case. ' It is equivalent to a respite till October. OXFORD, MISS., July G.-Argument is progressing. Ten prisoner? were re? leased on bail. ; CHARLESTON, July 6.-Sailed-steamer Empire, Philadelphia. . PHILADELPHIA, July G.-Horace P. Robinson, son of the Third street broker, was shot; probably fatally, by Wm. Barstol, son of a wealthy sugar re? finer. The youths bad been talking of burglars before going to sleep together, and it is supposed tho act was committed whiUj? Barato! was asleep. NEW ORLEANS, July G.-About half post 10 o'clock, this morning, Samuel Rainy, genoral book-keeper of tho New Orleans National Bank, while at his desk, was shot, and almost instantly killed, by Wm. Boyd. The homicide was the result of former business com plications. Bo vd was arrested. Senator Pincbback, colored, bas insti tuted snit against tho Jackson Railroad for refusal to furnish him passage in sleeping car, ou account of oolor. In compliance with an ordinance of the City Council, the administrator of finance refuses to receive any moro metropolitan police warrants in payment for city taxes. Tho warrants suddenly droppcor from 98 to 75. A further de? cline is expected. A fatal case of sun-stroko occurred yesterday. CINCINNATI, July G.-A saloon keeper, at Frankfort, Ross County, Ohio, frac? tured the skull of a son of Dr. Wm. Latta. Geo. W. Gray, of New Rich monal, Ohio, while drunk, insulted some ladies, when the by-standers killed bim. New Books, bv Express. PHYSICAL CAUSE OF THE DEATn OF CHRIST, Ac, by Strontl, and lotter by Sir James Simpson, M. D. War and Culturo, by Arthur Helps, il.50. Hugh Miller's Life and Letters, two vol? umes, by Peter Bayno, with portrait, tl. Christianity and Positiveism, by McCosh. People's Practical Poultry Rook, complete. Why Did He Not Die? From the German, by Mrs. Wistar. Callirhoo, a Romance, by Hand. $2. Climatos for Invalids, hy L. Bill. f l.25. Body and Mind, by Mandsley, London, tl. The Old Fashioned Boy, by Farquarson. Little Men, by author of Little Women. Pike Conuty Ballads, by John Hay. ? 1. Wi. Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Manage? ment. Most complete work. Illustrated. Also, soino now Novels bv good authors, Just opened, at BRYAN A MoUAHTER'S Juno 13 _Itonhejorr*._ 'Diani?nd' and 'Orange' Brand Hams. ?f /"V TIERCE8 of theso "incomparables" IV./ just to hand and for Bale bv Juiie 17 _GEO. HVMMKRS. Tho host place to got a cool summt r drink is at POLLOCK'S. "JT?? gHClAX. ABU BPWBBWBIti-1 LONDON, Jo' pAKTfl, July 6^-Rfni?a 55f. 80c , - LIYE?IPCOL, July 8-8 P. M.-Cotton oponed firm and is now eleady-uplands 8%@9; Orleans 9??. ' LONDON, July 6-Evening.-Consols 92%. Bonds 91%. Bullion decreased ?114,000. LIVERPOOL, July 6- Evening.-Cotton closed strong-uplands 9; Orleans 9>?@ 9>?. NEW TORE, July 0-Noon.-Flour dull and heavy.? Wheat mid corn a Bhade firmer. Pork firmer, at 15.37@15 50. Cotton steady-aplauda 20%; OrleanB 21 %\ sales 1,500 bales. Freights firm. Stocks steady and dull. Governments steady and dull. State bonds duli and steady. Money easy, at 3. Gold steady, at 13^. Exobange-long 10J4; Bhort ll. 7 P. M.-Cotton stendy; sales 4,043 bales-uplands 20%. Flour-Southern drooping; common to fair extra 0.25@ 6.85; good to choice 6.80(?l9.00. Whis? key firmer, at 94)?@95. Whoat firmer, but a declino in freights straightened export demand-wiuter rod and amber Western 1.48@1.51. Corn a shade firm? er, nt 71(a)71)?. Provisions quiet aud steady. 1< r eights heavy aud lower-sail, wheat ll; oom ; steum, wheat 8. Money easy, at 2(d)'?. Sterling-long lOjf,; short ll. Governments slightly easier-G2s 14%. South Carolinas some? what better. Others unchanged. Ten? nessee* 72; new 71,;^. Virgiuius 641 ?; now 72^. Louisiunas 69; new 63; le? vees 72; 8s 87. Alabamas 99; fis 69. Georgias 86; 7s 90. North Carolinas 46; new 27. South Curolinns 75; now 59. Gold \^i%Y?%. CINCINNATI, j uly 6. -Flour unchanged, Co n steady, at 55?56. Pork 15.5P. Lard-lO^o usked. Bacon closed dull shoulders 7. Whiskey ndvnnced, nt 90. LOUISVILLE, July 6.-Flour unchanged. Corn 73. Mess pork held ut lti.00. t? ho alders 7; clear sides 9>.<. Packed lard 10>?@11>2- Whiskey 9U. ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Flour iu better demand-winter 4.50. Corn higher mixed 52. Whiskey 91. Bagging dull. Pork 15.75@16.00. Bacon firmer shoulders 7%; clear sides 9J?. BALTIMORE, July 6.-Flour dull, ex? cept for good grades. Wheat quiet. Corn dull aud acaree. Provisions un? changed. Whiskey 94. Cotton quiet but brm-middling 21; receipts 203 bales; sales 395; stock 2,030. NORFOLK, July 6.-Cotton steady low middling 19^@20; receipts 117 bales; stock 1,523. CHARLESTON, July 6.-Cottou firm' middling 20; receipts 128 baie?; sales 150; stook'5,310. SAVANNAH, July 6.-Cottou tending downward-middling 19(3)19}<?; receipts 193 bales; sales 500; stock 6,770. AUGUSTA, July 6.-Cotton market dull aud easier*, at 19@19>r; for Liverpool middling; sales HU bales; receipts 1U5. NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-Flour dull and unchanged. Coru in good demand and higher-whito mixed 75; white78? 80. Pork quiet-mess held at 16.75. Bacou quiet, at 8@10??. Sugar iu good demand-common 9??; primo 11^? 11^; choice 12, Whiskey quiet, at 9?? LOU. .'Cotton quiet-middling 20U; re? ceipts 410 bales; sales 850; stock 59,855. MOBILE, July 6.-Cottou quiet middliug 19J?; receipts 130 bales; sales 100; stock IU,420. WILMINGTON, July 6.-Cottou firm - middliug 20; receipts 50 bales; eales 6; stock 844. GALVESTON, July 6.-Cotton quiet good ordinary 16; receipts 722 bales; sales 500; stock 26,174. BOSTON, July 6.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 21>?; receipts 1,248 bales; sales 200; stock 6,000. Spring Water Ice. MY leo Machine is now in complete order, and can furnish ICE to eily aud coun? try. Thin Ice is frozen at a low temperature, and will melt vory little by transportation. Price, one dollar per ono hundred pounds; le s H quantity, one and a half cents per ponud. Sunday opon from 7 to 10 A. M. July 2_J. ?. 8EEQER3. Gnn and Blasting Powder. AFULL supply of the oolobratod Dupont's G UN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs and cannisters, is now offered to merchants and connumere at the loweBt market rates, by the undersigned, who are sole agents for the manufacturers at thia placo. JVIay_25_JOHN AGNEW A80N. Wanted. Ti IK General Agent ot tho Co-operative Building Association winken lo emplay a number or TEAMS to haul 300,000 bricks from Groou'd Brick Yard to tho lots on tho oorner of Plaiu and Richardson streets. Ap? ply to DB. E. W. WHEELER, July C 2_At Temperance Ball. White's Gardening for the Sooth, BY tho lato Wm. A. White, of Athens, Ga. $2. HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. M.6?. Tho Phosphate Rocks of South Carolina, their History and Development?-Colored Plates. 11.25. Six Sermons on Tempor?neo, by Lyman Boechor. Sacrod Rhetoric; or a Conrae of Lootnres on Proaching, lt. L. Dabney, D. D. ?1.60. Any above sent.by mail. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Fob 19 Oppbaito Columbia I!otoh STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, CHA It LO TTE, JV. C. SOLICIT ordere for COTTON. Corn, Floor, Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Groceries generally. Ordere filled carefully and prompt? ly^_ _ Fob 7 lyr STOVES! SOTS S STOVES! -?? . Tin-ware I Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and all work in thia line, put up to order and ready for salo at the CAROLINA M A N UFA CTOR Y. Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry HENRY H. BLKAKE, If arch 22 t _Proprietor. Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK 8. Tho only fine Playing Carda at POLLOCK'S "H?'?^fiB? C?'?T" ^$ 15 Tc? Ton.' per ton, delivered lu any part of the city. . Oraors oan be left at Loriok A Lowrance's or A. Palmer's. Ton 2,000 lbs. T: J.' HARPER. June 29 ' '?. Imo* : : Coal! Coalll Coallll - '%! THE undersigned haa mado arrangements with partied in Charleston, and ia pre? pared to furnish COAL at $1G per ton of 2.000 I weight, cash on delivery. Ordera left at Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro lioa Bank and Trust Company, promptly at? tended to. THOS. J. MOORE. Agont. Jane 13_Imp Tax Notice. Omca or COUNTY AUOITOII, RICHLAND Co., COLUMBIA, 8. C., June 28, 1871. IN pursuance of au Act of Ibu General As Bombly, at ita last session, my oflicc in Co? lumbia will be open on and aftor tho 1ST DAY OF JULY next, to rocolvo tho returns of Per? sonal Property of the tax-payers of this Coun? ty for tho year 1871. Bianka can bo obtained at this nfllce. Tax-payers aro required to enter on blanks all transfers or purchases of real estate, and also all new braidings erected sinco last re? turn. Whore tax-payers neglect to mako their re? turns, tho County Auditor is compelled, hy law, to charge them with tho return of the previous year and add fifty per cont, thereto IIB penalty. M. J. CALNAN, Juno 29 Auditor Rinliland donut v. BS Pearl Grist. BDL8. FRESU PEARL GRIST, jtut Aw received and for salo low by Juno 15_JOHN AGNEW A-. SON. Teas'. TeaBl! Teas!!! W- ^"E hive just received an invoice 61 choice TEAS, consisting of UNCOLORED JAPAN, 1 Iyson, Gunpowder, Young By son, Imperial, Oolong aiid Engliih Broukfast Teas. For sale at our u?ual low prices. June 28_JOHN AGNEW .V. SON. SHIELDS & GLAZE, COLUMBIA, S. C., Palmetto Iron Works, MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW, Grist and Cane Mills, all sizes, all kinds of Agricultural Im? plements, Hoase and Store Fronts, Iron Rail inp, Iron ami BrauB Casting; Shafting, Pul? lens and Hangers made to order. ALSO, Manufacturers of UTLEY'S IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESS, which waa awarded tho lirat premium in North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall. Wo also manufacture the DIXIE SCREW COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable one. Send for circulan*. Orders Ulled on short notice and on most reasonable turmB. June 24 3mo ICE COLD SODA WATER with PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA? LOON. Try it. Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved styles, can he ob rained at I. KULZBACIIER'S establish? ment. Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. SctB and half sets in great variety. Also, solitaire and doctor DIAMONDS. SPECTA DLES and EYE-GLASSES to unit all ages. Charlotte, Colombia and Augusta Kail road Company, ? Tni?AsoitEu's OFFICE. COLUMBIA,S. C., Juno 22, 1871. THE Coupons on Bonds due ou 1st of July next, IUHH Government tax, will bo paid at Central National Rank, in Columbia, at City National Rank, in New York, at First National Hank, in Charlotte, N.C., and office of Messrs. fohn J. Cohen & Sons, in Augusta, Georgia. Jqne 23fa C. BOUKNIOHT, Treas'r. Attention '. THE attention of eily and country rolail dealers is requested to tho following: Owing to the depressed condition ol busi? ness, and being anxious to reduce stock, -TOIIN g. KAIKI, Y di CU., No. 37 Hay ne street, Charleston, i'. C., -rfill offer to the trade during tue present month their verv attractive and complete ?tock atTEN (10) PERCENT. belowNewVork lobber's pricos. TEHMH.-For all hills under $100 cash, or approved noto at thirty days, with interest from date of purchase, at 12 per cent, per an? num. For all bills over $100 approved notes, ia above, at four (4) months, or acceptance, will bo accepted. Their stock consists of tho largest variety io be found in the city, of STRAW and MIL? LINERY GOODS, Whit o doods, Hosiery, '.Moven, Trimmings, Laces, Embroideries, Hibbens. Umbrellas, Parasols, Ladies' and lents' Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs, Ladies' Laco Collars, and a complote assort* mont of Fancy Goods, Notions and Small Wares. Merchants ordering will please specify on tvhich of tho above terme they wish to pur ?liaeo._JuncJ5il.no Magrath's Digest of South Carolina Law Reports, TO tho present Hmo. Trice $5. For pale at BRYAN & McOARTER'S BOOKSTORE. June ll Lard! Lard'.! PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed s'rirlly pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs ant" ), 5 and 10 caddies, for sale at reduced prices, jy_JOHN AGNEW A SON. HEW GOODS AT C. F. JACKSON'S. VTEW stylos of PR1NTR. Ll New Btvlea of Aprons, white ami buff. Children's White Munni! Blouses. Children's Bntf Linen RIOUSCH. L&dieo' Silk Saratoga 'Ties. All at vory low prices._Juno 8_ Just .Received, A SELECT assortment of DOOR BELLS, A. GONGS, LOCKS, NIGHT LATCHE8, to. All kinds Sowing Machino NEEDLES '.(instantly on hand. Fine Looks mado to irder, and repairing of all kinds done prompt? ly. V. A. SCHNEIDER, Oun and Locksmith, Plain street. Juno 18 _ wWl~Wool! Wool! WANTED to buy 20 000 pounds of WOOL for cash. BLAK ELY A GIBBES, Columbia, S. C. KV Newberrv ?Wald Abbeville Press and Banner, Fairfield Herald each copy four times ?id forward bills to this olllcti. June 15 Imo For Sale, 3nrvA ACRES of LAND in Barn (reu, .OUU on tho Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to snit. Saw Mill and 2 000 acres of Laud in Lexing? ton, on North Edisto, $7,000. 2,500 acres Watt-roc Bottom Lund, f2prncro 2,600 acroa creek bottom and pino Land, at 12 per aero. 1 House in this eilv, $.1,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LANI), near the :ity-18.600. Apply to JOHN RAUSKETT, Attornev at Law and Real Estate Agent. Se')*. 23 * l.v 3 0 DAYS 30 AT "LO VB & OO.'S." PREPARATORY to renovating out atoreB. wo will CLOSE OUT tho proaent stock at "Low Down Prices," And will open on MONDAY & now stock of "FANCY FRENCH LAWNS," Together with other Dress Goods and Linen Gooda, For LADIES and MEN'S WEAR. S3- Wo sell only BTAimxno makes of Gooda, eo that GREAT BARGAINS may ho cipectod and will bogivon. W. D. LOVE. July 2_B. B. McOBKERY. Livery and Bale Stables. THE undersigned rill continuo tho bu siueaa heretofore con? ducted by Aguov it Co., at the old utanda of tho lato finn. Uia Omnibuaos and Carriages will convoy paseengors to and from tho Rail? road Dnptd to tho Columbia Hotel, the Nick craon House, or any part of the eily. He will alrio furnish Horsea, Buggiert, Carriages, Ac, for hire on reasonable torras, and aolioits the patronage ot thc friends of tho lato firm. Juno 28_OWEN DALY. A CARD. "^jyELuK to call the attention of tho public to our first claat stock of DRY GOODS, Now complete in every dei art mm t, and to thc following special items: ?. \ BOOTS ^LNTD SHOES. Wo aro now prepared to shqw, doc of the handsomest, neatest, cheapest and most do lirablo stock of H II OKS ever opened in ihm market. We introduce two now features in thc trade. 1st. We will send no goods out to try or fit, aa we have, at considerable expense, fitted up a-'LadiuV fitting Room." 2d. Wo guarantee, to tho fullest extent, all our fine work to givo (>nt ii i' satisfaction. .Tonn M ? R. C SHIVER A CO. Millinery, qr. J- MB8. OiE.BEED boga leave MBm^ to Inform the ladies in general HKni iL B that abo has now ready a tull lino ^M"dirJ ?' tho latest sndmost fasldonable ?^LAjlfflj stylos of MILLINERY, Hair and /^SSWQKL ^an?y Goods, at reduced priccii. ^m?^ XAlso, froab/^applies evety week, 'all and BBB for.yonraelrej."_, May 4 FRESHWSS COOLI W E open this day a fresh lot of DRY GOODS, Direct, from first hands. Having no old stock to work off, wo show new and fresh Goods, at Bull Times Prices. We ask especial attontion and examination jf our low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only place in the city to pro? cure i hcfe desirable goods is at PORTER & STEELE'S. Juno l-l_ Reduction in Prices. LADIES* popular PONY rniE _<f5E3iBJR^TONB, one of tho number just tSrJ?ffS^'received, very Btyliah. No-top W w - Doggie*, Top Buggies and Turn mat Baggies, in variety. Fine Htx-pasBongor Phaetons, on platforms; Four-ptfbsenger Pliai tous, on threo springs. Open and Turn-scat Itockaways. This varied stock is now being jffercd very low. May 23_W. K. GREENFIELD^ READ THIS! ^?TE tako pleasuro in calling the special j tttoution of the trade to onr large and well lelccled stock of Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys' unis ti wm. Whioh wo aro selling at MA N UFA GT URE R'S PRICES. Jive us a cull, and examine btforo you buy. J. H. & M. L. KI NA RD. _May 20_ The Doctors Recommerrd Seegers' Beer IN preference tn London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? They know it ?B unadulterated. Tho coolest Lagor in tho city can bo had a POLLOCK'S'. ' ! ". , . J\ 8 ale of Valuable Land?. iMk BY order of the Superior Court, I will ?Sfiaoll at tho Coori LLouco door in SUtosr ZlZvnie, North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, 1 Gt h day of Au ROB t next, 1.700 ACRES OF LAND, lying in the County of IredeU, on tho Catawba Uiver ?Dd Lambert's Creek, 13 mile* South of Stateoville, 27 miles North of Char? lotte and about 6 mile* Weat of the Atlantic! TonooBnoo and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will be sold in lots as follows; No. l, containing 288 acree, moro or less, on which Dr. W. Byars now liven. No. 2, containing 238 acron, moro or less, adjoining Lota Nos. 1. 3,4 and 0. No. 3. containing 284 acres, adjoining' Nos. 1,2 and 4, No. 4, containing 281 acres, adjoining Nos. 2,3,5 andO. '-? . No. 5, containing 200 acree, more or leas, adjoining Nos. 4 and 6. No. 0, containing 400 acres, on which Col. A.S.Brown now lIveB, adjoining-Noa. 2, 4 and 5. On those lands aro large bodies of fine River and Creek Bottoms and a sufficient 2uantity of Woodland on each tract. On the 00 acre tract there ia a good Mill Honso and Water Power, good Dwelling and other build? ings- Good Water on each tract. Those Ianda are susceptible of the highest atato of cultivation, the np-lands having a ?ood clay subsoil, and will produce Cotton, 'obaooo, Wheat, Oom and the other ?rrftin and grasa crops ; and aro sold aa the landa be? longing to tho estate of tho late James 8. Byars, for assets. TF.EMK-One-half ia six months; the ba? llance tn twelve months with interest /rora day of sale. The purchaser may pay one-third or tbe wholo of his bid any time after tho sale ie confirmed. Bond with approved security wiU bo reqnirod for tho purchase monoy. The title will hv relaiuvu until foil payment ia made. Persona wishing to see the lands will please call upon Oui. A. 8. Brown or Thoa. Deaton, Esq. C. A. CARLTON, Administrator de bonis non of James H. Byars. Juno 30_Imo illi?l??lffll TO Dealers and Those in Want OP D E Y Q OvO D S , . : .. . . . .'.id tit -I -i .. .*.> . ' : w E havo now In.'Store a full line1 of the newest anrt iuoit > ( . .. . 1 lo V.?fl ? ti* ..' ' ! f] ".' > FASHIONABLE GOODS Of domestio, French, and English - raanufac* tare, whioh we guarantee, at all times, to aell as low, if not at leas prices, than any house in Columbia, buying crnr Goods from tho largest and moat celebrated establishment* ia the United States.- And aa we . deidre to please all, we ha ve now in our house the BEST GRAbBS j* . OF- '.. . x EVERY CLASS OF GOODS, From the lowest to tho highest, and we feel confident that all those favoring na with ah ordor from a distance will be pleased and satisfied that OUR HOUSE IS THE ONE In this city to deal with. Wo will, upon application, send promptly jy mail, fnll lines of samples of those kind of Yonda desired and specified by our friends ind customers. All orders accompanied by :ash amounting to $25 and over, delivered in my part of the State free of freight charges. Hume unaccompanied, will be sent C. O. D. We respectfully solicit orders, which will receive the prompt and personal attention of Dne of the firm. Our prices being low, we think we can render satisfaction to all. Give ns atrial. J. H. & M. L. KINARD, MayS_.COLUMBIA, B.C. State of South Carolina-Greenville Cb. CODBT OF COMMON PLEAS. W. H. MoCarrell, assign?e, E. W.Keeler, ad? ministrator. Nelly Turner and Jeasie Cren ahaw, plaintiffs, against William West, 8. James weat, and Thomas W. Weat.-SUM? MONS TOR Run KS-. To the Defendants, William Weat, S. James West, and Thomaa W. West: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is this day filed in tho office of the Clerk of tho Court, of Common Pleas,for 3reonville County, 4?bd to serve a copy of rour answer on tue subscribers, at their of? fice., ID tho city of Greenville, 8. G.. within twenty days after the H or vico hereof, exclu? sive cf thc, day of auob servicer and if voa fail to answer the complaint within thc time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this aetion will ap? ply to tho Court for the relief demanded In tho complaint. EARLE A BLYTHE, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. Dated at Oroeuville C. H., S.O., Juno 12, ia u. To the Defendants, S. James West arid Titos. Wi West: . , 4,, Take notice that tho sommons in this ac? tion, of which tho above is a copy,together with tho complaint, waa died in the office of the Clerk of the Conrt of Common Pleas for greenville County, B. C.'on the 12th davof lune, 1871. EARLE .* BLYTHE, f Juue 23 IG Plaintiffs' Attornejs.