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MtAgOB AMD,8WXr?8BIiAaD. Hv>htu .1 I' V
LONDON. Jufr'10:>^AdV.i6^8<iV6si' Paris
say it is ganG#lly>tJ?tf^
de Chumburd,,??th in and outside of
tho ProQoh Aj^^yr|^1bpeoidiH8olved,
end tbp mjiwrtty. pf ^.^orojbors will
join, (po T^ajB?V?A?W- ?? itii'.Vf? ,
I?.tbe,?M?W P?cjOonftM?ns^bis oveor
?UR, Gladstone expiai ned' -that? delay..' in
the arrival of Minister"-Schanck, ffom
the Upi tod St?te?i'??dsMjp?StppbeoeBt
of n.egotiatlbha fdr red^u?.UoH'r?/jposito^?
to .[andVitom . America.. . aThaji .would,
however*'soon proceed, ?'it'fuu
The'little ship Refut?, fr ein Now York,
arrived at Ltverplibl tb d?y^ \ " '., ,
Tu'o'.depntati?b bf ?cnmui, Dutch
and Austrian bankers .uro about' to i leave
the'capital of their roapeotivo- countries
for^j^bt?/pnrppso of 'making a thorough'
examination pf ; tho-Iiup of tho '..St- Go
thardtBtiilwdy,' v . . .
LONDON,' Jilly ll.- Thor? is a straggle
among tho Auiuricau^.in Paris to^weouro
possession of tho Comm\iu\n? (prisoners
as colonists..- Booro \vaut them for Colo?
rado, :and abhors (or lower Californiaund;
Arizona. Tho Government is puzzled tb
decide. , '. ....
PAniSr ?Jujy ll.-Thiers, hearing that
tho Pope iottmded .to seek Freuoh domi?
cile, wrbte, assuring bim nf a fitting
welcome; but deprecating the'step; aa it
would offend Italy aud create difficulties.
Thiers offers friendly mediation (between
the' Italian Government and the Holy
See. The F rob. oh -Government has paid
the Swiss Government 2,000,000, as
part pay foe the support .of , invalid
French soldiers; Switzerland restores tc
France the war material brought over
the border by'tbn Freuoh army.
LON DON, July 11- -Tho ship Madagas
car, boneo - to Qnobeo,- and the ntuamoi
Wodgeon, collided ia the British Chao
nol, and both sunk. -AU bunds saved.
, .. , ^misriccn Intolllllonce. 1 >,.-,,.
o NOON- DESPATCHES ' '?'?
prnATibAn: F?udHT IN 'A!TJOTBAU'A<-IRISX
PBODI13ato?!8 FOKBlb.bKN - MEXICAN ANI
OU HAN HATTEBS-TBBBXBOE BOTgHBJU
IN BOBESON OOUKTTi NORTH OABOLINA
kb ?-??.".
CptclAjQp, July 10.--Tad Lincoln i
hppe??i?sly Bick' yftifi'dropsy. ', , , j
Judge Drummond. . in. .'the Unite*
States Ci rt? nit Court, bop rendered a de
cisi?n ina patent-easer" bf Thus. Sayle
against the Chicago 'and North-wester]
Railroad,'for .the. infringement of Tan
ner's double sating car brake in favor o
Tunner . patent upon all . the- points ii
controversy. ' The cas? b?Sbeen in cour
nearly.-, ten years. ?? Nearly ! all . tile rail
roads in the United Status, including
.horse railroads., by thia decision, are. iu
fringing on Tann or's patonL and. the i'L
sult involves millions of dollars.- .
NjisaviWiE, July 10.-The. Count,
Court, of Davidson County, u?roed tc
day.tb(,aub?oribe; $200,000 tb. the stu'c
company., organizing, to purchase th
Edgofio?d. sad Kentucky Railroad, an
tfib's keep it iu bobjbi'?l potties' frjen<!
lyltp(.NaBhrHX??j''itJ? 'ap important tito
in the Evansville, Henderson and Nus!
ville.Railroad. "-? ' - . "~
SAN F?Attoisoo, Jujly^lO.'-A j&fceam<
from'Australia bringa accounts p?-.-a r
cont eonro oausod by tbe report that'
piratical expedition-] waa .fitting ont- i
Sari Fransisco to make a do-scent pn tl
island. The coloblsta expended' son
millions Ot dollars, called out volo ii teer
erected earthworks- and i m pro vis od
fleet to renal the filibusters before tb*
<li30qv?rc?d (bot ;Htory was a canar
originating with two boys-who started
as a ,joko. not dreaming o! tho exoil
ment it woaldnreate., , JQ
MEXICO: J^fcjSL-jtt .is'believed ?tl
oppoueriCa pf Juarez .will haye a lar
loajoriiy iu Congress i 4fe it -" - ? ?!
? HAVANA, Joly 10.- Cavada vms Ol
outed on the lat? at Puerto Princip?; '
CINCINNATI, dly. IL-Arrangem?i
bav? beoQ'ooovleted tp finish the tum
through the bill North of tho city.
-'DATTON. OHIO, |Jul^ ll.-Deupatcl.
show that the County waa equally as i
for ta na, U? ss tho town ( n ibo recent stor
Artree crushed a farm boase' near Di
ton, and killed two persons. Tho c
mage is estimated'at $1,000.000. '.'
NEW YOBK, July ll.-The Grangers
of Jersey City Ate determined topara*
and the greatest alarm exists among}'t
citizens, who are apprehensive for' 1
safety of their persona and proper
The Hibernians make no secret of th
determination to attaok the Orangem
in ease the latter ehould parado. F
paratioD? for tho expected fray are s
to be very complete. ?
IfEW"YfflEK, *fculy ll.-Superintend
K?lso h?s ihatrtioted tho. pglice to {
vent processions of .either. Orangemet
Hibernian toigot sooietieB.
y NIGHT DESPATCHES. ,
^ttuniylToii, N. 0., Joly IL-A f*
fd;) butcuury.waa perpetrated,in Rc
Henty ?iorry Lowry and his band?? nt
ou tia wa. A BherlfTe 'possV/^?wf?g
charge Lorry's;x?fo ?nc^ several otb
wh? h4d paon iwi?ina aud abetting
o?tlawa, ^aa'.ambys?adod.. ,riear: li
atore, oa'the Wilmington, Clmrlotto
Ruthorf?|cKRailroad. The follrtwini
the Sh;iriK*A poHao were killed and wot
ed: KnleuT-Heotor McMillan, Archil
Brown and Heotor.MoNefU; woundi
D. Mo^orp^ick/Ber?y parn?s and Ja
Lowry-tbe, laitor .? ??l'pred. man .
cousin of the outlaw Lowry, bat co
rating with the Sher i ff'? posse. .
fight resolved itself ipto. a. regular
tie, which lasted, some time. The
riff's posse fought well, ovon folio*
the outlaws into tho recesses of
swamp, but it is not certainly known
any of tho outlaws were kilted. Lo
tho lender of tbe outlaws, and Cap
M. Wishart, had a regular duel Ol
railroad tniok, oaoh loading .and 1
deliberately five or ?ix tinges, bat ne
waa wouuded. The whole Count
tn-..B?IU Finna?~ -
W boWed- = * ioQis9dga?RiU/b?iaaiiH|3-<
rateaba?-rt111 'rebpT*^b? tho extermino
b^tM.Q^.B^peapftj?ODnty qaop fo^m,
city io secure >aima> nod' ammunition.
Every- m'?rAber of tho Lowry build Ta a-'
herd of tottle id ju red aeVt?raT perft?pV1
NEW YORK, July 1.1.-The prohibition3
of the prbpoaod pamdo^of the Orange
men is tho general topic -pi conversation
in tho WorkahopB and on 'Jlh.e street coi?
ners, j Various views are' expressed rn
regard to tho authorities; and sonietimus
high feelioga are, manifested. The tiri
vute instructions which accompany the
general orders of Sn per in tondent Kelsoo
?re said to be very explicit, and in join
not only the patting down of tho pro
cession and tho . dispersion ? of crowds,
but the arrest of all parties congregated
ju lodgoB and halls to form processions.
Et is not disguised that trouble may yet'
occur, and the whole National Guard
are, to bo in readiness for any emer?
gency. The distribution of arms to?
night will entail many of thc parties
participating ia it, aud any found car?
rying arms or parading the streets will
be arrested. The order for tho whole
police force to bo in readiness to-mor?
row morning has not been counter?
manded, and ' preparations havo been
made to swear in any cumber of spe?
cial constables, this evening, that the
circumstances of the case muy warrant.
Inquiries have boen instituted by in?
spectors ia regard to the number of men
on the foroo in each precinct armed with
revolvers, and over 480 navy revolvers
haye been distributed to those having
noue. A Urge crowd occupied tho city
hall stops. Among these, iudividua) ex?
pressions of opinion were bold and out?
spoken. A reporter who visited some cf
tho headquarters,.of Orangemen found
leas excitement prevailing than would be
naturally expected. Mr. Bond, Grand
Master of tho Orange Lodge of the
United St?top, came to New York to-day,
accompanied by his deputy. Butb seem
inclined to accept the situation in a phi?
losophical m ann or.
! Ia Brooklvn,' precautionary mensures
have been-taken for preserving the pub?
lic peace. . This morning, a meeting waa
held in tho Mayor's office, at which
Mayor Krtlbleiah, Mnjor-Goueral Wood?
ward, comma odin g tho et coed division
jf tho National Guard, Anthony Walter,'
tho. eberii? and .police commissioners
wore'present.''' It1 Wan resolved to'have
tho Brooklyn militia in readiness, pre?
pared for a ti y emergency. ' Besides this,
the whole. p?Trcb force-will be on duty,
iud be distributed so as to be rapidly
jonceutr'at?'d.'fibould occasion require'it.
it 'ia said thufi. several Brooklyn men
lavebeen canvassing Long Island towns
lince Saturday morning, organizing
nidios tp .f.uko part'in tho .proposed riot.
Yccprding to some accounts, over 300
nen signified their willingness to parti
?pate tu' the: disturbances.' Tboy were
ns.truated to arm themselves QB fully aa
loasible, meet.iii. Jamaica, and go thence
,6 the Thirty-fourth Street Ferry, where
i deputation of New Yorkers will receive
hem. Considerable excitement pre- 1
railed OBtbeielaud. ht!
Tho members of tho Produce Ex
drange . protest against the notion of 1
Vluyor Hull. It is reported that the
Orangemen are determined to parade; if
lot here, in Jersey City. Regiments are
irdered to their armories^ tomorrow.
Che Praugbmdn have a picnic at Now-,
trk to-morrow. The military there huve
>een ordered out.
T HUNTON, N.. J.',' Jdly H.-The pro?
clamation of Governor Bandolph uar
-ates the privi'ogea of citizens and the
governor's duty. He narrates that a so?
dety proposes a usual parade, and that
ie has kaowledge of ab intention to mo
est the same.; flo warns the people to
tbstaia from all interference with a
)S?Oefuj t ."guth'oribg. [ Interference ! ^ \
sersobB from ot'ber States will be prompt-, J
y and . severely 1 punished. He enjoins j
ill legally constituted authorities to pro?
jet a peaceful assembly; if insufficient, J
? force of militia will be called out. He
mjoinB patience, f oare and discretion
ipon tho Orangemen in their ceremo- I
nies, assuring them that though pro?
jected* in their -rights, they are by no
Beana i sustained - in its exercise . by
patriotic and Ob ria ti an poople,
HAVAN A, July ll.-Before the execu
;iou oT Cavada, he wrote letters to ?Villa4
nil, his brother Adolf, and other Cuban
SoneroJs, adviaiog them to surronder,
ts that waa the Only favor thoy could do
3uba;~tlint n coptinuation ot theafcrug
;lo would only entail the useless ahed- j
ling of blood; that the Coban oauae I
was lost at home 'and in the Uni.ad J
Slates.
WASHINGTON, Joly ll.-A doable daily
postal car' service waa ordered by tbe
Postmaster-General to-day, on the rente
between Washington and Chattanooga,
via Lynohbnrg aud Bristol. The pestai
jar service will be extended through to
Mew Orleans as soon as tho Alabama and
Chattanooga Railroad resumes running,
the Postmaater-Geceral has determined
to re-advertise the routes awarded to all
aiddora, who havo failed to comply with
their contracta.
Weather, probabilities-The barometer
prill probably continuo low On Weduec
lay.Eunt of the Mississippi River, with
Southerly winds and threatening wea?
ther in the Gulf plates, and cumerons
tocal storms from Arkansas to New
?ork and Eastward to the Atlantic.
Northwesterly winds aro probable for
the upper lakes.
Lightning .Strock the wires* at Gun?
powder River," cutLing off tho North.
CH A n L US T O N , July ll.-Arrived
Steamers Manhattan, New York; Virgi?
nia, Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore,
.i i .... i ?> ,
Just beceived,
AJBELECT assortment of DOOK BELLS,
OONUS, LOOKS, NI< I HT LATO ll ES,
fco. AU hindi Sowing Machino NEEDLES
cimstautlyt on hand. Flue Locks rando to
order'; anil repairing of all kinds donn prompt?
ly. . V. A. SCHNIilDEH,
Gua and Locksmith, Plain etreet. .
Juno 18
rt! ' PARIS, July ll. -B?ntes 55TT EDp. ..
ohcQiid ?tenTfy "aiidjaj??ry firm-uplands
9l?@9>? ; Qrl?Wa^jaOJS. . Wit
?r LOUDON, JKily ll-E ve u i ngv-Consols
1)3>?.5 ; Bonus 92%.. \
ErvBitraroii. J j#fy^^^E vening-Cot
tQn?ciosert qni^^p?ntidaU?($9^; Of
1 tia ns 0%@UJ?p. ?ah^ fiy.t?pQ bules; spoj
cdlation aud oxportsVG.OQ^H Yarna aim
fabrics, steady^-,' ] -.-* v
Nsw" . Yona;^nly/l**-^oon.--Floor
5@a0?.! lower, '?beat lt? dower-. /Cqrq
a abado firmer. .^'Pbrit dull aud uuchang
od, at 1C.OO@1B#5, ep'Uon dull-fnld
dling ui>landsv21;\Orloaaa 21%; sales
900 bales, s Freights firm. Stocks dall
and weak. Goldueteady, nt 12%@12>?
Governments dall,** ana, heavy. State
bond? steady.
7 P. M.-Gold cloped at 12%. Go?
vernments dull; 629 1-^4. . Stoup bouds
dull but steady. Cottou dull, at 21.
Southern flour lower.
BAXITIUOUB. July ll. -Old flour favors
buyers;- new steady. Wheat quiet.
Corn quiet. Providions unchanged.
Whiskey 99>?.
NBW OBLKANS, July ll.-Flour dull
superfine 4.75^5.00; double G.D0(et}5.75i
treble 6.00. Corn firmer-jellow and
mix-d 75@78; wbito 79@80. Pork dull
-mess 10 25. Bacou easier, at 7%@
IOV4. Others unchanged.
AUGUSTA, July ll.-Cotton market
closed dull and nominal, at-19j.j for
Liverpool middling; soles 65 bales;. re
ceipts'90.
A Large Hall for Rent,
OVER Hoiao'a Confectionery, next to John
Agnew ?V Sou'e, on Plain street.
July ll_}G_
Red Asb Coal-SIS Per Ton.
IAM prepared to furn ?nh tho above COAL,
in quantitica from ono to fifty tons, at $15
pur ton, delivered ia auy part of tho city.
Omura ctn ba left at L?rick A Lowrance's or
A. Palmer's. Ton 2,001) lbs. Ti J. HARPER.
Juno 29_Imo?
Coal! Coal!! Co all!!
TUE undersigned has niado arrangements
with partios in Charleston, aud is pre?
pared to furnish COAL at 110 per ton of 2.000
weight, cault on delivery, orders left at
Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro?
lina Rank and Trust Compauv. promptly at?
tended to. THOS. J. MOGUE, Agout.
. June 13 Imo
Tax Notice.
OFFICK OF COUNTY Aunrron, HIGHLAND Co.,
COLUMBIA, 8. C., Juuo 28. 1871.
?N pursuance of an Act of tho General As?
sembly, at ita last session, my office tu Co?
lumbia will bo opon on and after the 1ST DAY.
OF JULY next, to receive tho returns of Per?
sonal Property of the tax-pay tra of thia Coun?
ty 'or the year 1871.
RlankB can be* obtained at thin oftice.
Tax-payers are required to enter on blanks
all transfers or purchases of real estate, and
also all new. -buildings erected nineo laet re?
turn.
Where tax-payers neglect to make their re
tnn.s, tho Couuty Amin ur ia compelled, by
law, to charlo thurn with ibo return of the
previous yoar and add fifty per cent, thereto
aa penalty. M. J. CALNAN,
Jnno 29 Auditor Richland County.
Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.
SICKNESS and death or stock ia one of the
greateet discouragements of tho farmer.
Tue cause of their doath may be beyond our
control, bot very many cases, indeed, niuo '
cases out of ten, the disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Derangement of the Dowels,
Debility. . ..Whore this ia the C&B8, we alwava
have a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER
M?tN HORSE POWDER. With thia <j groat
horas medicino you. are protected from loss.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-workod
Horses, no better preventive medicine can be
given. Try it. For salo onlv by
E. H.'HKINITSH,
July 7 t Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'8 Great Blood Medicine
QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
UeioitBh's Chill Cure, warranted!
Heiniteh'd German Horse Powder.
Hoiniteh's Crimson Tetter Wash.
Hemi tab's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
Hefnltih's'Qaakcr-Liniment,., jj isr li'
Heiuitah'B Stanley Gough Syrup.
' Let the people irr thom. They st And or fall
upon tho verdiot of the people.' To this test
the proprietor invites the searching discrimi?
nation of all. For salo only at
HEIN ITS H'S Drug Store,
Joly 71 _Opposite Pheonix omeo.
FRENCH CASS1HER? PANTS,
vg. FORMERLY $10 to $18, we gjrgftfr
(Maro now malting for $12 -mri fl luiir
$13, to clo BO ont our line of Freu oh Gooda. .
Light Cassim ore Snits at Cost.
Now 1B the time to order our perfect fitting
SHIRTS, warranted to please.
A few Ladles' TRAVELING TRUNKBy at
coat. ?" >
JW OaU and eccuro BARQAINB at
Jqiyll lt. & W, O. fl W AF FI ELD'S.
FRESH AUB COOLI
W E open this day a fresh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old nloch
to work off, wo show new and fresh Goods, ut j
Dull Tibies Prices.
Wo aalt especial Attention and examina lian
of our low prico
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only place in tho city to pro?
cure thoso desirable gondB is at
PORTER & STEELE'S..
Juno 14 .
10
Congress Water.
OASES for salo low bv
Juno 17 GEO. SYMMERS,
o binn KO IN GitAiUiBSToN. 8.1 G-'Corrected,
W?Mff?rWm ?V/n /?^J ILLT
Banker ajad-Broker, No. 25 Broad street.
^a|ie4-"o?&cj<mrt??; J^teltuOjf'd Asked.
BTATB trS?oiti'i'iku.'. vr"'<.
Notth^J?^^?ieTMav.V.- ,6 46
N. parolirj?rnbw..,.. r .jt ;i 6 ??j? 26- i
South Carolina, oldi... . 0 jgji. i- v.74\
8. Carolina; ?e^; . i6 .'.? vfiD?-.
S. C. reg'd eto?k, ex rn." 6 Vf . . 65
Georgia, new.,.,......?- 7 -92 -^ |
Georgia . & f?&> r .'..-*< 8 --ix. -.87.?
Te?ne?see/^rild JW"..1.6 . '.... 71- ' f
Tennessee,^ flew', .'?i...". 6 .... 71, [
A.laJjnuvii. .VH .......... 8 ....100' j
Alabamav.,..[ 5 . ..... 08 1
OITY HliOTjniTIKa. . ,*?M j
At lan la, Ga., bonds...:.' 8 84
Atlanta, Ga., bouda... . 7 74 I
Augusta. Qa., bonds..'., '.-7 .si'*. 88
Charleston stook.HT?.6 ... . ,63
Chnrl'n Fire Loan b'ds-'; 7 .... 70.
Columbia, 8*0., bonds 6 .64
Columbus,-?la., bonds. 7 t/77
Maoun,/Go4 bonds- 7 ". ?.. 77
Mobitz. ?la.8 .-83
Mobile, Ala. p 03
Montgomery, Ala. 8, .... 82
Memphis, Tenn., Vnds .
oid... . 6 .... 55
41 now.. 6 . . . . 54
Nashville, Tenn. 6 - G2
Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 ..... 86
Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 75
Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72)?
IIAFLROAD nOSDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 7 - 82
B. R. R., 1st mortgage 7 - 60
Central Georgm. 7 - 98
Charleston aud Savnn.. G - CO
Charlftte, Co?. <fc Aug.. 7 _ 83
Cherawand Darlington 8 - 90
Choraw&Dur., 2d mort 7 - 70
Chesup'ke & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93
Georgia Railroad. 7 .... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 - 95
Green. & C., Stute guor 7 .... 56
Laurens. 7 - 50
Macon and Augusta,
lat mortgage. 7 .... 76
Macon and Angosta, . ,
(lat mor ti,) : guan by j
Georgia Railroad... 7 .... 88
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. . 7 - 75
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 85
North-Eastern 1st mort. .8 _ 92
North-Eastern, 2d mort." ,8 _ 80
Suv. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 75
Suv. Sc Char., State gua 7 .... 67
South Carl'a, 1st mort. 7 _ 90
South Carolina.'.. 7 _ 72
South Carolina_,- G ._ 65
Spartanburg and Union 7 .... 55
BAlfeKOAX) STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf.100 _ 30
CeutralGa.,exdiv_ 100 _118
Charlotte, Col. Sc Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia. 100 _103
Green, and ?ol. R. R.. 20 .2
Macon aud Westernt.. 100 .... 110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-enstern. 50 - 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 _ 20
S. C. R. R. shares. 100 ;... 33
S. C. R. R. & Bk sharoR 125 _ 33
Sout-western Georgia.. 100 .... 92
RANK 8TOCKS.
Poop's N'l B'k Charl'n,
capital $750,000. 100 .... 102
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital S50?, 000..... 100 ,125 ....
S. C. Loon * Trust Co. 100 .... 95
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a,
capital 02OD.OOO. 100 100 .....
Central National Bank,
Col'a, can'l 8100,000 100 100 -
Nation'l B'k of Chester,
capital $50,000..... 100 ....
Nat'l B'k of Newberry, ?.
capital 8100,000.
Nat'l B'k Spartuuburg,
capitol 860,000.
3. C. Bank Sc Trust Co.
capital S200.000. 100 .... 100
Bank of Charleston.... 100 - 20
Union Bank 8. 0. 50 - 50
People's Bank So. Ca. 4
Plan. & Me. Bank4S. C. 25 .... 25
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bauk of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISORTJIJANBOTJB SECURITIES.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
Charl'n City R.R. stock 50 - 55
GranitovilleMan.Co... 100 _ 110
G. <fc C. R. cert, iudeb. 52
S. C. R. cort, indebt's. par
N. E. R. R., cert, indebt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Ferry Co. 100 - 80
City of Nashville coup's .... 84
City Charleston cer. iu. par
City of Memphis coup. .. .<? 68 -
N. E. R. R. pref. Btock. 40
S. & U. R. past due coup...... 55
S. Sc C. R. past duo coup. 50
EXCHANOE, ETC.
Now York sight.par j^prem
Gold.112 Vj' 113#
Silver.:.... 103 ....
B. C. HANK un.r.s.
* Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. ; 30 -
Bank Georgetown. 1
Bank of S.O.... 6 ....
Bank of Cheater. 19 -
Bank of Hamburg.. 18 ....
Bunk of Newberry. 10 ....
Bank of tho State of
8. C., prior to 'GI_.
44 issue '61 and ?62.
?Pl. ?Mee. Bank Char'n..
?People'sBank Oliarl'n .... *).
*Uuion BunkCbarles'n v.. .?>.....
?S. W. R. R. Bank, old .
?S.W. R. R. Bank, new ........
Stnto Bank, Charleston . G ....
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 3 -
Exchange Bank, Col otu .... 10 ....
Coni'l Bank, of Collina .... 12 ....
Merell. Bank of Chornw- G -
Planter's Bank Fairfield .... 3 -
S. C. bills receivable.'.. 95 -
Charleston chango bills. 95 ....
flcSf Bills marked thus (*) oro being
redeomed nt tho counter of above ofheo.
A frosh supply of Jiremon Lager at Pot*
LUCK'S.
! I sd ima ttmri JAW riniuw t.g .TTTU'
? -jirnodfii-j .ftairj OJ? .loohouf .ii '?Q4 ni
I -ilii/i ?-aw ?cl Mu .-.ni to s 7/ot ^liututtfrl . ;
'.'( f-L .7 . Mtt i ? rj-FOR? gaidyti-n ?tpiui .
. %i>:'.n ...?...I / .: .i/iiua.to? Win ,?#.. '??o?u et
r I Vt I .< I it.l'.t r. w >tb_j<iliilvr .fl -io] 'o-.'..lt
. ; .i-iftii* I - r><:i ??7.<i il l^'dop ,*>'
. . .. i? b,_-. -$>vidiot AI <>.?.. 1 I
i. ! .Tu- i. - -' v'.t r.'joil lit'
? lo "j- ..-? i .;. 'Jill lill? ,xuh i MQ?34I?I:
??? IST E;- & " ttsd^a??. ;
; : '?? 0*1 ?i i. -. . ?iii riv.
: : i : hi; J jr.n^ .
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T>I{EPARATQRX to rcnotatiag out .etorce,! ,
.JET, wj,will ?LOS^.OUTtho ptejunt ?tjoqljL ,
"low Down Prices,^
i . I . "1 'II-: .. >*.. ? . * . :l;.r; I
And Will open on MONDAY**Vnew etoc* of "
.'FANCY, FRENCH.LAWNS," ?>!l
TogejlJ^r. with other >.
Drees Goods and Linen Goods,, .
For LADIES and MEN'3 WEAR..\ '1. '
?ar Wo Roll only PTAND\UD makes uf. Goods,
BO that GREAT RA RGAlNS.ru ay ho expected
and will be given. W;D.'LOVE, "
Julv2 1 B. B.'-'McOREEBY. 1 :
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,'
(FOUHEUl.V V^ILSOW'S,)
Bo Miles West of Charl?le, ET. C.
THE Bubscrilwra, having aaepciated them?
selves in' tho management of these
Springe, would announce to their Iriends anti
the public that tho Ilouee is now open for the
reception of visitor?. r
To those who have teated tho virtues pf
tinao extraordinary waters, it is deemed un
necessary to say "anything hy way of com?
mendation, hut to others they ron it (tent ly as?
sure satisfaction if they will make trial of the
boating properties of tho waters for only a
short limo.
Wo pledge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor expound in order to render all who may
favor IIB with a oali as comfortable aa possi?
ble. in proapeot of an abundance of supplies,
we have adopted the following seato of
REDUCED CHARGES: '
If over 10 days, at.$1.60 per day.
If not over 10 days,. 1TB.' i*\ '
Single day.,.2.60 ; .
Children between tba ages of two and bight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms. .' 1
lt is oxpected that the Western Division of
the WilmtnKlon, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will, bo completed to within a mile
or two of ,ttto Spring.! at an early .day.
I V.i 'j;ff. BLACKWOOD,
June 4 t '_ R. M. OATES. :
NEW GOODS
M- 'AT - :- " {:'?'? .' '
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW atyloB of PRINTS. I m.
New st vies of Aprons, whitu and. butt.
Children's Wljito Mons?l Blouses.
Children's H ntl" Linen blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Tide.
All at very low pricca._. Juno S
State South' Carolina-Sp?ttanbnrg-tJ o
COURT OF aoM&ON PL$A?.\ \
L. M. Gentry, Plaintiff; Hgalnt.t ?Ol H.'VamiOu
ten, Defendant.-Copy Summons.
To C. E. Vanhouten, Defendant in this Action:
YOU aro hereby summoned and required
to answer thc complaint in this action,
winch is filed in the ofiice of the Qlnrk,i>f the
Court of Common Pleas, for aaid Cuno ty, and
to serve a copy of your- answer on. tho sub?
scribers at their office, at ?parlanbarg Court
House, within twenty days After t^u aorvLoe of
this surumous ou yon, exclusive, of the day of
service. . jir.'J . li i
If you fail to answer thia corAplatnt within
the timo aforesaid, tho plaintiff will take
judgment .'against you for tho sum of Two
Hundred and Sixty-Four Dollars and' Five
Cents, with interest at the rate of seven per.
cont, per annum, from tim'Tenth day of Jone,
one thousand eight hundred and aeventv-one.
and costs- BOBO 4 CARHSLfy,
Dated June 10,187L PlalopfTs Al t'orncjfa. j
To C. E. Vanhouten: '.'^ ' . ,'
Take notioo that tho ' e?mmcnn in thia .ac?
tion , of which tlie foregoing is a copy. Wae
filed in*the office of tho Clerk of the Court oi,
Common Pican, at 8partanburg Court House,
in the County of Sparenburg, in. the State of
South Carolina, on the Tenth day of Jone,'Al
D. 1871. BORO A CARLISLE, "
Juno 14 wfi PlaintifTa Attorneys.
State of South Car o lin a--Rich land Co
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The National Hide and Loather Bank of Boa
ton, Plaintiff*, against Alexander Smythe,
Dofcndanf. - '
To the Defendant, Alexander 8mvthe. .
YOU aro hereby summoned and required to
answer tho complaint in this action,
which waa filed in the office of the Clerk of
Common Pleae, for tho said County, on the
10th day of May, 1871. and to serve a copy of
your answer to tho Bald complaint on tho sub?
scribers, at their office. No. 1 Law Range, Co?
lumbia, South Carolina, within twenty days
after tho aorviae hereof, exclusivo of the day
of such service; and tf yon fail to answer the
complaint within tho time aforesaid, the
?ilaiiitifid in this action will apply to the Court
or the relief demanded in the complaint. - -
BAOHMAN 4 W ATI KB,
Plaintiff's Attornoja.
Dated Colombia, Jone 6, 1871.
Signod Dj H. Muxtn, C. C. O. June 7 wO
READ THIS!
L take pleasure in calling the spocial
attention of tho trade to oar large and well*
Beleoted stock of '
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boy?'
um M ffl?is,
Whioh wo. are ?el?iug at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. ;
Givo us a call, and'examino ui/oro yeti buy.
J. H. & M. L. KINARI).
May 20_;_.t_
Wool! Wooli Wooli
WANTED to hov 20 000 pounds of WOOL
for cash. BL AK ELY 4 OI ?BES,
Columbia, S. C
ay Newberry ffara td. Abbeville Press and
Jtannirr, F?lrflohl Herald eaeh copy fotir times
and forward hilln to this office. June 15 lino
by tho Columtla Oil ?ftmpany; t?^fofeoloae
the BioHteageTBf the said ?elopihi-OU Cornf C.
?any^%o-??id'CItiSn8r8*vldR8' Badk.tf a
olambia, and tn enter upon and to aell ali
after described,Tor the parp?se or eatiarying
olared to pe foreclosed, and,Ihe saiq^Oplom- ?
hla Oil Cohiban}- forever barred of all claim
'undi-r ihn saba i5owet aa aforoBaid,tho un- .
dorslgtied will .??l!, at oublia auction, befora ..
thft'Conrt TIOU?O. at Columbia, un the TUfiSf ...
MONDAY in Aneuat'.n?'st:"
AU that i certain lot of LAND, situate and
being In tili city of Columbia, i? the ?dunty 7
"r J?\cb^Pd.^r1d^ajto_jaf ^arvjli karolina. ??
constating of ono armare in-sala city, con
taming four acres of ladA.'n^ore or leas, and
bounded by Wheat, KiefLincoln . and Gads?
den streets, with all, ipa hui jdinna.aiid croo*
tiona on said lot'of Und, MIT uapp for the
pnrnoscs of an Od ?LU1, and, A'? the Engiueo,
Oil Presses and machinery id-, any kind, what?
soever, in and upon eaid premises.
h, . ' V?. MARTIN, ii 1
President Citizen?'. Savings Bank of . South
Carolina. - ? . :_? ? Joly-9 t
Sale of Valuable Lands. .
-B^ BY order of . the Sabcrlor Coa?*! will
SKgg^oll at tlio Conrt Ho?ao door in States-.
?Er-viUe, North CarollrJa.' on WEDNESDAY,
IGiliday of Angost next, 1.7??'ACRES'OF
LAND. lying lathe Count* of I re doll, On tad
Catawba River and Lamb ort'a Creek, IS-miles
South of Btatfsville, 87 mUce North bf Char*
lotto and about O nulos Weat ol tho Atlantic
Tennessee and Ohio. Railroad. Tho land will
bo sold in lota as fbflows: ;
No. 1. containing 288 acres, more 0r Ices, on
which Dr. W.'Byars nowlWeS.'
No. 2, containing Q88'a?r?s, moro Or lets,
adjoining Dots Nos. l.-jl,.* and 6.., .;
No. 3. containing 281 ?aerea, Adjoining Noa.
1,2 and 4. , ..
No 4, containing 28j acree, adjoining Nos.
2, 3,5 and'6.
No. 5, containing 200 acres, more or lese,
adjoining Noa. 4 and C. .
No. 0, containing 400 acron, on which Cot.
A. H. Brown now lives, adjoining NOB. 2, 4
and 5.
On theso lands >are largo, bodies of aneri
River and Crook Bottoms and a Boraoient
2nantity of Woodland on osen tract. On the
00 aero tract there is a good Mill Honno and
Water Power, good Dwelling and other build- ; .
inga- Good Water un each\lf??t.
Theso landa . aro susceptible bf the highest
etat? of cultivation, ?fae cp-laad? baving a ?
.podjday aubaoiL, ?od wiU produco Cotton, i
Tubaccp, Wheat, Corn and the. o?her g raia,
and gr?aa crops: and aro sold aa tho landa he-,
longing to? th?-b?t?to'of tho lato' asmes B.' ".
Byar?, for aaaota. iii . '>..?? . han . >?Ulu>il
TERMS-One-half io sis months; the ba-i-j*
Hunco iu twelvemonths with inturost fromday
of salo.', Tho purchasex may pay one-third ox.
the whoWofht? bi?\af tiine>fter the sam?'n
conflrmed^''Boas with approved 'se?ofriry wll?V ?
bo required for the purcUaeo monoy.o rHiO' ?..
title w.41,be resined. MtA.foR n*JW??tnM ,h
III ?U??.
Por^ns-'wiBWritft'o'Bob the lands wfl? fcttastfv,
call - npaji Col. A. 1H. Brown ?fr Thoa. ? Deateny *
Evq?ni}soi!! 1 ?>... .> O. i*.'<JABiarONi->:.? lo
Administrator.?!? Donia nonpl iame?,8. Byar?., f,
IMF?l?iiT?I?ttt
r-> 111'' i MtliVti J ;.> . I ./; ,H1!?l?K -?.Ii i > '? td
dt huti ovrfi ; !.> . ? ?.'iii.'ihiii lija
. -.!.>;.. iv ,v"''' odi . I -J ,1 Viil% od J .vi
? ...,? . : ?|ii,' . ..l'iTO . ?j 'ni : il*.' -? f
... .. .:t!?*.j? I . .: :i ii . !! il hnii ?fai'i?
? ..?./.., tiiil . iSnvA" : . .' . I *r.-:-j 1
D e aler s andi Those t in Want '
. ;i,V ? ri 1 . .?.'((.?ti' :i - bail ,!. li'i'lf
t..:; .'. iii'tw I . ur Yid ? * i ; '.i;?c-f?t?.:
fi t!) i:> ?i'iil I ** ,v"iiiii? i . ja ?: jidda
.if- I . '?* .! ii n . li)507
; ne j?.'.>!! p. J *< :i-t ililli
I -Linn . ;.'. fi bv.-j l< 'i * '.ti^i.n
?iliilli
.IJKII-I-1 .../'-.-J KTJIW WI rT: ii^:??T.'J
; . 3 bio :.. :< Un *....? 1?O. 1 ill
..lilli n l?ii i mi pm to ') .. dliv? m ir.
?tn ; n a itit?? ,'?oid 01 J - i?V *.*nilm tod
WL:,-J .. i ?>|i i'liiihJivai 7iii ti. uv/, b
Eha,van9W4a ot oro--a foll'line pf.MVI-d
leweat afl^/most' , " jj )0
.. . vip.ij --niJ ii- ; i l?'i'l : iri" 1 '
I i ' I il i.Jell'iq Oil filil?? IM l-l. . U.f r'.li
FA^HTtf^BLE GOODS.::"
. 1 ?ii?.* 1
3f d?moetio". Premm' and' Engj^K'''m>nbT*?
:nro. which we guarantee..at all times,'.to 'self "
is loW, if not?t fe'aa prices,'taau any, house,,
a Columbia, buding our,. Goonda..from' pas'
arg'oat anil ' moat. polebr ai od. oHtoblishmojata ..
a the United States. And as we dnatro/to '
>lea?e all, wa have, now io our houao iba c ?.
. - fci-l ' .oitJiit^ i-rttn tii-y.-'it til?.
. . VOt
: '.rat : ? :iu,,.. )..
: . OF
EVERY CLASS OF 60?DS,
. .? .,,1 , ; . 4?1J ;'ii '.?II .- . A
7rora the lowe et to the h iah oat, and wa /eel
jonfldent that all thoao fa?oriD(t us with on |
irdeq frem.a distance-will-be 'pleased; 'Ind
latisflsd that H : ' ' -,
- i .',';? "i ' 18 - OJ M-, . V?* . .m
' Ia this city.'to deal willi.. ' ,
We will, tinoti 'ap^lioatfon, send prom?t?V '
>y ma it, full lin ba'of Bani pies ot those krau'6Yv
Jooda desired'and Bpocified by oar friends v
md Qoetomore. All ordo?? o ooo ut panted. t>7
lash amounting to J25 and over, delivered in
iny part of ind State tree of rrelftlii'oWrjrcaV
Those unaoeomrrftnied, w?l beson? 0.'<K,O.;''-'n
We respL-fctfolly eolicit ordert,'Which'will J
.ocoivo thu prompt aad porsonU. atteupoja of .4
>ne of tlio.urm. Our prima. heing? low. wa,
h1nkws"?an tender Batiafaotlon XiTall. t3Uyfc
ia atrial.' ..' '. ? ' ' "
J. H. & M. L. XIKARD^' <
May 3^_j_. COLOMBIA. 8-0. 1
Cov.NTY ei.Aiais AHO JURY '
bouRht by ' '
Feb D D. QAM BRI LL, Broker.
~^THE MORRIS COTTON GIN j
?TA y PIS TA NGED A LL O THIERS,
l ND la warranted to do lt again. For full
?SL. particulars, rotative to Ihoso machines,
tddreaa E. MOKltIS,
Juiio.l8 3iiio Columbia, S. C.