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.? ?LONDD*? > July IB, -^Tbe1 Orange? do-,
monBtraM?ns ''tn^,t^Ud?1f?XMa'i?9?,l>y?a-:
tardai fmfMg a??nae^'wUnoiDrarvr rio
disorderly<*? ??i?) i v.'at.
^Anatr^iB^^^om.OOO. Von
Buest .sauj, 19, BU gnompa ft no. es ti m ates,
'ib?fc^nOiWiwos .tue.l&eev?oOni? to' re-orga
; nizo' -aud .?.tropgthoav|.U?, -urmy, as it
would oxcito nodjatrusKff?BV. %
At tbe Olofi? 'bf the:'procession, the
.. QraogeiheoV putHoj?;r'tbe^^^ .in
th?ir pockeWond 1 baying their, bau uer H
i ?with tho police, mixed with the crowd..
< 1 ? Oaori-wan hanged at the'-'yard-arm'-of
? the steamier Neptune; 'af Nen vit?s. Cer
. ohral tno \Va'? buried with jpOmp. Tho
: PortioHiq? and Jomaio? cabio ia,inter?
rupted again.. Tho atoamos Babaogriella
r lift? Ti "9 GO lotst/ * . illili 1 * i *i t
; '-The court-martial fotyh?'^h'oh Com?
munists, seems,.ind?liu\tely ' postponed.
The provi ncifrl corresponden ce of a paper
Bays: ''Krhrmany, oonfident in lh_6r own
- strength,\ WH^ohes. -,-with calmness aud
sympathy thejpe- development; of' Prance ;
hor only desire uaw is to bring about as
i speedily es possible a re-establish ment of
friendly'relations. " ' ';'"'
,-.;r.?r:cnn TnrelllccHcc.
fi . j 5 N??N DESPATGHE8.
! aoV,'COFFMAN'S PROCLAMATION^--jP.vRTico
iiAB? OF* THB O RAN Q li RIOT-NARROW
.' GAUGE ENOINE ?DILT IS AMERICA-AXL
QUI BT IN- ;j??*fV- -YORK-BOEN BS' AT THU
DK AD HO U 3E-MI ti rr AUX Burrill/ ON DUTT
-DISCHARGE OV BIOXO 03,' If ADORERS
MISA ANTHONY HISSED-DYNCHJN? IN
- MTBSOT/ai-F08T OF Fl OR MONET? ORDERS
. . BETWEEN TBE UNITliD STATES'??ND ENO
-> IiAND?!'ATJ.'; '40. ' . . .. w, j,
. Nnw YORK, July lSL-AGov, Hoffman
has: issued'tile following - proclamation:
: - Havit???;be?? !biily1 this7 day;jipprised,
.while', at the icupitul, of : the actual con?
dition of .thipgu. bore, with reference to
the proposed procession to-morrow, and
? having th?; belief that .my presence was
'! tiepded, rcpai^,'hither immediately, I
^Oitoak?t this..pr pola motion r.r'.',,;; .
.,!.-. .Tho .ardor heretofore isanod-by the
police authorities: in reference to the
said,, proaeasiou having boen .duly re?
voked, I ; hereby' give rnotice' that any
and; iel) ' bo dj es. pf men doairing to a a
tuQtoblo and. march in peaceable ? proces?
sion, -rh this city to-morrow, the 12th in?
stant, will bo permitted'to db so. They
will ?be protected tb the fullest extent
possible by the military and police au
thoriti?a, - ? military and police escort
will be furniihed to- any body .of men
doairibg it, on application' to.me at. my
hendquartore, .which will be ot the police
headquarters in -this oity, at any time
du1ibg tho day. " I warn all persons to
nbataiu from interferenoeowith any such
'ifea?embly or procession exoept by autho?
rity from rae; und I givo notice, that all
the;,powers at my command, civil and
,--military, will bo used *o preserve the
publie peace and put down, at nlMiaz
ards, every attempt ut disturbance; aud
? call npoa all citizens, of every/race
I iTO f??t??M .?Rite ,wRh joe and ?be
Jocal authorities in this determination to
preserve tbo.,pQacq and banar of tho oity
aflT&t??^^rifcr W t?O#MAN. * >
..^Evjt^oBK, Jj^y.W.-The Une of the
\Qt?iW9)^o^i?fi'yia? guarded by part
of the Ninth and a detachment of the
[Sixth Regimen ts. Shortly after the pro
( bessioii -started, bootipgs were.' heard
! from (pe aide,. ?treeta. The excitement
incrc?Bod, and missiles were flung, from
D?me viiudows into tho procession. The
?ir&oerV of the National Guard ordered
heir rh?? to fire. "This they did, abd
over 150"persons killed and, wounded, 30
Off 40 0*Tth?w ??oS?i?. Thia ooourred in
Eighth avenue. Tho ntmoafc excitement
over the affair still p r o voile. Li e u te n ant
Page, of'.tho Ninth (Flak's) Regiment, is
reported mortally wounded. Captain
SppnoeW of tho Ninth Regiment, was
killed by his own men in Twenty-sixth
street, between Seventh and Eight ave?
nues. He had given an order to fall
book, and became mixed in the crowd,
; nnd was killed by a volley fired into the
, rioters. Of officers of the Ninth Regi?
ment, one' man killed and several
' wounded. Among the troops known to
be killoe!, besides those already reported,
are the Captain of the Eighty-fourth and
two privates and a sergeant of the Ninth.
I Five regiments ore resting on' their arms
' near Copper Institute. Tho total num?
ber of wounded ia unknown, but fifteen
are known to ba mortally hurt. At the
sixteenth prooinot there were sixteen
. bodies thia evening. They were removed
to tho Morgue. At the.twenty-ninth
precinct i - there were four ? dead bodies.
At the Morgue there ar? at present forty
j?>??di?si I"jAmong. the. recognized are
.?L?enTy,g. ^a^o, of tho.Ninth Regiment,
jhdv?Vtis??g' agent of the Grand Opera
firlbirae; '?h?rlea Pettit, Charles Ruoklin
(and. Mr. Archibald. Among the killed
{^ot tho .?ixtoonthj prooinot uro a woman
?^nd'-cbild. AU tpo other cjead are snp
yibQse^tO/.-.hftve^b?on rioters.% Col. Fisk,
?;M?irM^inih'IvcgLaiGnt.^as'wou oded in
jraeigfit ?t ?dppt>^orTfih atreet. His.
iiB^tac^? .brp'ke>.f?.Ca?Jt^fn,:. Spencer, of
^otNin^hjJleWih^onfei.^?s'atrnck at the
^n??ttmo'and'fte?'iousiy injured,
m^F^^Bk?^1^ J,aly 12.'-?The Bteeple
ta/?J'v,?ew,~'Presbyterian Ohiurch, on
Two'pticih and Oxford streets, was dc
monsheia by lightning.
WAsrartaxoN, July 13.--Hon. John H..
Clifford has been .elected President of
V.Hwv?fd? ... ' I'I ; ":: \ .1
u< NEW ,.YORK, Jply 13i-Colonel Clark,,
of the Seventh Regiment, reports that
after the Orangemen had passed the
spot, a shot was fired, killing Page,, when
toe Ninth Regiment commenced an in?
discriminate fire, without orders. The
Ninth fell back; they crowding the
Seventh on the pavement. Tho firing
was kept up. some time, although an
adjutant begged Lieutenant-Oolonol
Brain to hold his men in. When tho
Seventh reached the coiner of Twenty
Bovcnth street, shots wore fired from a
- ^Bunill iHiijjnHB gfe
windows .A eimzlpehbtwkiifl^d Wllm
Windol ?y.'d MlUfer actinglo'riHer o?6ra7
w7?1M
C<4?n?rCr5ri a?im?7vrn.Orai lt3i{> firing
db?iB^by tho^evcmlu.''TnV Twenty
.aetond'?idJMotlh?a r?iftr&?:asserted that
-thia members pf tire- 'Nintli fired nb sbot
?ratilev?tlerAp^^ir?a lift; - duB?g tho
; night, wera^??Ty^su'ppressed. H -
. ^NEW ORLEANS, July 13V-Alexs.udcr J.
iPhill?ps; another violirn 'ni Msgfbnis'"
oi? fac/ory explosion,1 is dead. Tba oor
,oner)s jury find A. Al^McG\nnia,.'pro?
prietor ofi???? factory} guilty bf- gross
neg?eoti ij&J not pro vidin g , probe ri and
safe1 boiler^- . . ? VT . j ..
. -A, itadioM-.pree^-ipbpventioir is - being
hel(l bore, th?'ohj?ofcb'eiug pojitioal ail
vanco men t,-f thirty-*ovon journals are
repres?ntelo. Tlfa^ th'eunows
paper." ?uterprb?^"1.exhibited yesterday,
perhapBr.W.U??OT?^ aDyjour
naliat?o nttombV that baa been made in a
year; for wo nre.asaured-that no less than
twenty full-fledged "'papers will spring
into existence in the space of five boura.
Of cQurgeV .they found their origin in
the Republican press convention.
NOHFOLK; Va., July 13.-The steam?
ship. H. A. Webster, from Baltimore for
Aspinwall, putin leaking badly; she will
probably repair and leave to-morrow.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Tho steamer
City of .Port-kn-Prince was wrecked on
the Bahamas, but the crew was saved.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, July. 13.-The first
narrow gauge engine built in America
was shipped to-day for Pike's Peak.
NEW YOHK, July 13:-All quiet to-day.
AU laborers are at work. AU disquieting
ramors prove unfounded. Heartrending
scenes occur at. tho dead bouse. 7,000
passed the dead for the purpose of iden?
tification and curiosity. Occasionally a
woman .would throw herself ou a coffin
containing a kiusman. All workmen
who left the boulevards and park, yes?
terday,' contrary to positive orders, were
discharged. Germans and Italians have
beeu employed instead. At the time call
this morning, but few laborers wore mis?
sing. Two regiments remain on duty.
The police have resumed their regular
lino of duty, but can concentrate at
short notice. AU arrested with orme
have been committed for examination,
and others discharged.
WA8HINOTOK,: July 13.-Dr. Joseph
Bell Alexander, of Mobile, died, to-day,
of heart disease; aged forty-seven.
The duplicate originals of a conven?
tion establishing au exchange of postal
money orders between the United Stat et
and England have junt beuu received.
It has been executed on tho part of Eng
land, and now awaits tho signature of thc
Postmaster-General and Ibu President,
Each-order is limited to ?10 when issued
io England, and $50 when issued it
the United States. ' McDonald, the Su
perintendent of the money order system
who concluded thia convention, hus gow
to Berlin for a similar convention be
tween the United States and Germany.
Boutwell has returned.
Probabilities-It ia probable that par
Hally oloudy and clear weather will ven
generally prevail on Friday East of th<
Mississippi. No serious disturbance i
apprehended for the lakes, Atlautio ant
Golf coasts. tr. e
SAH FBANOISOO, " Jnly 13. -Mrs. Stan
ton' and Misa Anthony are here. Mis
Anthony's remarks oq Mrs. Fair's oas
Woro'tooeived with'atorras of hisses fror
the audience.
CHIOAOO, Joly 13.-Jaoob Hem min gt
charged with murder, was hanged by
vigigilanoe committee at Osceola, Mis
souri.
GHABLBSTOR, July 13.-Arrived
sabooner Virginia Dare, New Yorl
Saiied-steamer Virginia, Philadelphie
schooner 8. A Beed, Fall River; bri
Robert MoLure, Plymouth, England.
A Mt. Qpeer has raised a breeze arnon
the business mop of Portland, Me., b
some experiments which he has recentl
made ia the use of compressed air as
motive power. - He olaims that air ea
be compressed in a reservoir to an extei
double the power of the engine thi
compresses, and has invented a governi
which is said to control the pressure t
completely as the governor of a etea
engine. He affirms that pipes can 1
extended to au almost indefinite lengt
as by a simple invention he has ove
come the obstacle of friction, whit
previous experiments . have found ?
difficult to dear with. Mr. Speer sa
the.tidal force at.a bridge'loadiog,out
Portland is ouffloienfc to furnish obi
pressed air for all. tho maohiuory in t
city. Whatever-may bo tho morita
Mr. Speer's inventions, there can bo !
doubt that there are possibilities of mc
important resolta , from- the uso of coi
pressed air than tho public genera
anticipate.
--. - ?
Not Mrs. Wood, nor Miss Braddc
nor tho author of "Guy Livingston!
ever invented a more dram at io tale th
the trae history of the Tichborne ba
netcy. It bas all ibo elementa and i
cosaoriea. There is au ancient fami
There is .an ancestral mansion, full
legends and piotures. There is a mag
flaunt property, and a title which, if i
brilliant, is at least a title. There
circumstances throbbing with romai
and mystery; and, as a climax, i
identity of the hero is now, in the c
which in attracting general attention
its progr?s* through the court, posi'i
ly denied by one set of witnesses, une
positively affirmed by the other.
Corn and Bacon, at Private Sal?
RAA BUSHEL8 PU?MK WHITE CO
tj\J\J 500 bushels primo Yollow,
'1,600 lbs. Breakfast Pi?ces, at low price
Apulv at my auction room.
July l l 3 _JACOB T.F.VI1
EDWARB R. ARTHUB,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lav
NO. 7 LAW BANGE.
WILL practice in tho Circuit aud Pro
Courts of Uiobluud and adjaii
Counlios. Julvl2+3i!
. BB i i o YlTjTrrytff" ~
.? -'FflArmPORT; . Joly113;^B0fik?v26j?(2)
' - LbNno&N Ju?y - J^--Noo^M-TT-C?nwls!
93^. BomlH.Oa^. . Tho'Bank df Eng
land boa reduced its rate td 3-. "
JLiYKBOL'oot,, J?ly J3T^3:p?W..^.CDttoh
opened-dull ?u? iS'nowtlisaTjM-uplauds
.?;. Orleans 9>?.?y. i , . ; . . ?? . . ?
/. LONDON, July l?-Evening.-Bullion'
increased nearly JE?OQ.OOQ^^-Consols 93j?
@93*fl. Bond??^-; 'V
; ' LivB|a?ooii,. Juty 13~EVening.-l-?ot-(
iou- piafed beavyr-uplonds Oj Orleans
?Uy, . ?. . ? l?rr. r. .. i<\ i
'.'N?wv,YonK, July 13^Noori.^Flpur
andi and heavy. Wheat quiet-and un~
changed. Fork weak.at 15J25,.) Cotton
quiet-middling uplands 21^;-OrlenuB
21>?; sales 400 bules. Freights dlfll.
Stocks steady and very dull. Gold dull,
at 12,^4@l2a{j. Governments steady and
heavy. State bonds very quiet. Money
eaBy, at 3. Esch an gu-long 10 l? ;. shoi t
7 P. M.-Cotton quiet: saleH476bales;
uplands 207?. Flour quiet and un?
changed. Whiskey 94)?. Wheat lo.
lower-new nud old winter rod and
amber Western 1.45@1.'62. Oom a
6badeoasier, at 71>?@72. Pork lower,
at 15.00. Lard-kettle 10??.? Freights
steady. Money superabundant, at 2@t
3. Starling weak, and sold aa low OB
10. Gold 11J^?12. Governments dnll
but steady. States dull. Tennesaoee 71;
new 71>^. . "Virginias 66; new 73. Lou?
isianas GO; new G3; levees 72; 8s 8-1.
Alabamas 98; fis 68. Georgias 85; 7a
90M- North Carolinas 46; new 27.
South Carolinas 76; new 58>?.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Flour dull and
lower-new superflue Western 3.90.
Corn-yellow higher; others unobnng?d;
mixed sacks 61@62. Whiskey 92. Pork
15.75 ou orders. Bacon in limited job?
bing demand-shoulders iy? ; clear aides
Lard 10?S\
CINCINNATI, July 13 -Floor steady.
Corn drooping, at 55@56. Pork dull,
at 15.00. Lard-10}? asked. Bacon
drooping. Shonldors 6??@07'?; sides
8*?(a)9. Whiskey firm, at 91.
LOUISVILLE, July 13.-Floor dnll.
Corn in (air demand, at 70. Provisions
tend dowd. Whiskey 91, and scarce.
BALTIMORE, . July 13.-Flour active,
with improved tone; prices unchanged.
Wheat Armer. Corn dull-white 77@78;
yellow 74@75. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey 94@94>?. Cotton dull but not
lower-middling 20>??@20%; receipts
123 balea:,sales 125; stock 1,080.
NEW UBLRANS, July 13.--Pork fir mer
mess 16.25@10.50. Bacon firm, at 7J?.
Others unchanged. Cotton dull and
lower-middling 20b? ; receipts 283
bales; sales 750; stock 60.886.
BOSTON, July 13.-Cotton dall
middling 2I>?; receipts 2.875 bain?;
sales *2uO; stook 5,000.
CHARLESTON; July 13.-Cotton dull
middlingo 20}<?; receipts 698 bales; stock
4,918.
MOBILE, July 13.-Cotton dull and no?
minal-middling 20; stook 913.
* GALVESTON," July 13.-Cotton dull
good ordinary 16; receipts 340 bales;
stook 20,125.
AUGUSTA, July 13.- Cotton market
dull aqd easier, atl8)?(a)19 for middling;
sales 140 bales; receipts 50.
SAVANNAH, July 13.-Cotton firmer
middling 20%@20)?; receipts 60 bales;
stook 5,689.
WILMINGTON, Joly 13.-Cotton qpiet
middling120; receipts 70 bales; sales 9;
stock 908. . .. -
NOUFOLU, July 13.-Cotton qaiet
low middling 19; receipts 65 bales; stock
1,036._. .,
TURNIP SEED
fed AT W
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;; S3 E. E. JACKSON'S; ?j
co &
B 1T PS
B P
Pearl Grist.
?j /\ BAURELS PEARL OltiRT,
1U 5 barrels Pearl Hominy, fur sale by
July 12 E. HOPE.
;?' North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
BT f\ BARRELS of superior quality for ?ale
?U hy iho barrol. E. HOPE.
July ?_
... . 'ii .Mollee.
MAR? WALKER has been appointed Ad?
ministratrix of tko ont atu of ISAAC
WALKER, deceased; and all persons indebted
to tho said estate are hereby no titled that set?
tlement of the sams-must be' mado immedi?
ately, and those having claims.against tho
said estate will present them, properly attest?
ed, to the undersigned. .'
JOHN T. SLOAN, JR.,
JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attornoys ot thu Estate of Isaac Walker.
July 0_tf>
Pickled Tongues, Beef, &o.
JUST opened, choice Fulton Market BEEF,
Choteo Pickled Tongues,
Choice Sugar-Cured Hams,
choice 8ugar Cured Strips,
Choice No. 1 Mackerel.
For ?ale low by JOHN AGNEW & RON.
Self-Sealing Fruit Jars?
THE best in market, at reduced prices.
A small lot of
Pure APPLE BRANDY.
Puro Poach Brandy.
Puro Cognac- Brandy.
- Pure Neutral Spirits foi putting np fruit for
wintor uso. L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
July 8_12
Spring Water Ice. , ? ,
MY Ico Machino is now lu complete order,
and can furnish ICE to oity and coun?
try. This loo is frozou at a low temperature,
aud will melt very littlo by transportation.
Prioe. one dollar pnr ono hundred po?uds;
less quantity, ono and a half cents per pound.
Smulayopou from 7 to 10 A. M.
Joly 2_JjJJ. 8?EOER8.
ICE COLD SOD A WATER with
PURE FRUIT 8YRUPS, can be
obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA?
LOON. Try it.
July 13 Mgg_--?oTmnbVa, 8.Q.
$100 EE WARD !
STOLEN from, .om? ?tor?, at Ntnety-SixvS.'
OM ok th*. 4lt@t:July?4D0?ULE OASE'
GOLD^ATOH-^SQ. 9,003: It has A/M.
Bcratcfi&iyil tho Inside or.?dfce; also, rmlviay,
tlruo koepof priutoiijan tho (ace. Wo will OSA
tlio ahora rd ward if&Tba W&tpb is loft at P$ja
NIH ofTLco, or with Unit ii n-,.-'?. t
i t? <}. - &;.LIp?0OMB & SON1, - -
July 12 ft, .::.-> - ~" ag?tioty-PIx. R. 0.
SBWiNG; MACHINES : . )
BFn?fn. Fin? (?'ten Dollars Apiece. ? - ' '
Y calling at tho Whcolor A Wilaun'd salcs
'room, soeond door below FHOKIX ?frico,
youoaobuy thfiCOMMON SENSE ?nd HO|lE
SHUTTLE BpgNQ MACHINES, at ffom
?ro to tba dollara ap?ceo.
? ' ? - Jw J. 8 PURS LEY,
Agent Wheeler & WHaon'a Sowing Maohinea.
July 9._ , 6
:r A Large Hall for Rent,
OVER Hoiau'a Confectionery, next to John
Agnew A Soo'a, on Plain street. ?
July ll_;_. *G
Wanted to Rent,
?ML A COTTAGE, at moderato rate, within
SRI two or three aguarea of the PmEKrx Oftice.
?^^Apply, or ad deena tl. N.-^h, Bt this Ooloo.
For He nt,
THE two-story brick HOUSE, on
$JS|t Main fi trent, between Richland and Ls.u
..aiiiLrol, containing tun roorae. Applv to
Jun_,B. SW?FF1KLD.
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'H Great Blood Medicine
QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
HeiniiBh's Chill Curo, warranted.
Heiuitsb's Gorman Horse Powder.
Hcinitsli's Crimson Tetter Wabli.
Hciui tab's Taraud Wild Cherry Cough Curo.
Heiuitsb's Quaker Liniment.
Heinitsh's Stanloy Cough Syrup.
Let tho people try thom. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict or tho people. To this test
tho proprietor invites tho searching discrimi?
nation of all. For aale onlv at
H EIN ITS H'S Drug Store,
July7 t Opposlto Phomix office.
State of South Carolina-Greenville Co.
CounT op Cosmos PLEAS.
vf. ll. McCarroll, asaigneo, E. W."Keeler, ad?
ministrator, Nelly Turner and Jessie Cren
shaw, plaintiffs, "against William West, 8.
James West, and Thomas W. West.-SUM?
MONS rou RELIEF.
To Ike Defendants, William West, S. Janies
Went, and Thomas Hi lt es.'.* '
YOU im hereby summoned und required
to anawor tho complaint in this action,
which is this day tiled in tho omeo of tho
Clerk of tho Court of Cooimou Pleas for
Greouville County, and to servo a copy of
your answer on the subscribers, at their of
tico, in the city nf Greenville. S. C., within
twouty days after tho service hereof, exclu?
sive of tho day of such service; and if you
fail to answer tho complaint within tho time
aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this aution will ap?
ply to tho Court for the rulief domanded in
the complaint. EARLE A BLYTHE,
Plaint ?UV Attorneys.
Dated at Greenville C. H., S. G., June 12,
iSfi.
To the Defendants, fi. James West and Titos.
W. West:
Take notice that the summons in this ac?
tion, of winch the above is a copy, together
with tho complaint, was ?lod in the omeo of
tho Clark of tue Court of Common Pleas for
Greenville County, 8. C., on ibo 12th day or
June, 1871.. EARLES A BLYTHE,
June 23 fO_Plaintiffs' Attorney?.
State South CaroUna---3partanburg- Co
CO CRT OF COMMON PLEAS,
li. M. Qoutry, Plaintiff, against O. E. Vanhou
tau, Defendant.-Copy; Summons.
To C. E. Yanhouten, Defendant in this Action:
YOU ara' hereby eummofced and required
to answer tho. complaint in thia action,
which is ?lediu the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for said County, and
to Herve a oopy of your answer on tho sub?
scribers at their office, at 8partanburg Court
Houao, within twenty days after the servico of
this summons on you, exclusive of the day of
service.
T you fail to answer this complaint within
tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
^.figment against, yon for. tho onm of Two
Hnndrod and Sixty-Fonr Dollars and Fivo
Ceuta, with interest at the rate of seven per
cont, per annum, from the Tenth day af June,
one thousand eight hundred and soventy-one,
and costa. BOBG A CARLISLE,
Dated Juno 10, 1871. Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To C. E. Yanhoulen:
Take notico that (he summons in this ac?
tion, of which the foregoing is a copy, was
hird ie tho oftiee of tho Clerk of tho Court of
Common Ploaa, at Spartanbnrg Court HouBe.
in the County of Spartanbnrg, in tho State of
South Caroliiia, ou tho Tenth day of Juno, A,
D. 1871. BOBO A- CARLISLE,
Jnno 14 wG ? _PjahitifTa Attorney?.
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
( FOR M Kill. Y WILSON'S.)
55 Mites West of Charlotte, X. C.
THE subscribsra, having associated them?
selves in tho management of these
Springs, would annonnco to their friends and
thc public that tho Houao is now open for thc
reception of vieitors.
To thone who have teated the virttieH of
iln ne extraordinary waters, it is deemed un?
necessary to say anything by way of com?
mendation, hut to others they confidently as?
sure satisfaction if they will inaku trial of thc
healing properties of "tho waters for only a
short time.
Wo pledge ouraolvea to apare neil br r pains
nor expense in order to render all who may
favor us with a oall as comfortable as possi?
ble. In prospect of an abundance of supplies,
wo have adopted tho follow in? neale of
R ED UCED CHA ROES:
If over 10 days, at .$1.50 p*?r day.
If not over 1? days. 1.75 "
Single day.'2.50
Children between tho ages of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
It is expected that tho Western Division of
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will bo completed to within a milo
or two of tho Springo at an earlv day.
J. J. BLACKWOOD,
June 4 ?_R. M. OATES._
Teas! Teas!! Teas!!!
WE havo jnstrecoived an invoice of choice
TEAS, consisting of
j UNCOLORED JAPAN,
Hyaon, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial, ?
Colong and EnglUb Breakfast Teas.
I For salo at our usual low prices.
I Juno29 _ _J?HN AGNEW ,V KON._
Rod ?8b""Coal-?:-MOer Ton.
IAM prepared to furnish the above COAL,
in quantities from ono to fifty lons, at $15
i per ton, delivered tn any part'of tho city.
Orclors can.be left at Loriok A Lowrance's or
A. Palmer's. Ton 2,000 lbs. T. J. HARPER.
I June 29 _ lmo* -
THE MUREIS COTTON GIN
ll At DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
A ND is warranted to do it again. For bill
xV. particulars, relative to theme machines,
atidross B. MORKIS, S
Juno l$3mo_Colunibia, B. CV
i Tho best place to got a ecol Bummer drink
is at POLLOCK'S.
? ffiffia're?LOW > iiii-kiti g '?for $12 QIQ^B&UJS
?Hfl OIW I -M i * i i lr. i>.;tt!?<|tC!i>K|
v ^jtft.e loss out.our b^ofi YlHRpb QfV?A?i,
SH LRTS, "WATrfcnt?d t??>id W?Q.I:( o.'lilOi o.!
; A^ojr LadicB\ TR AVELING, ?R^$S,llat
cobt/'O. i - 1. ... i 'jilt fi ?uwr. i
..ro'? .f ! . 1i cvivlvi
, jnr. Call au il aoottto. B ABO ALN.S at - ; >,.
'I Ju'y'il ? 1 R.tW. O".- 8WA"FPT?LD'8i
? t?heap Dry C??ods
i . . ?j' j ,. I . ,,t :, ..
- .tFOlt
.* \ : .: ? rt:. .
3 0 DAY S .30
lt, . . ' 'AT . . : '? .?
"LOVE & OO.'S."
PREPARATORY ^renovating out stores.
wo will CLOSE.OUT tho present stock
at
"IJKOW Down Prices,"
And will open ou MONDAY a new stock o?
"FANCY FRENCH LAWNS,"
Together with other
Dress Goods and Linen Goods,
For LADIE8 and MEN'S WEAR.
49" Wo aol! only STANDARD makes o' Gooda,
BO that GREAT BARGAINS maybe expectod
and will bo given. W. D. LOVE,
July 2_ B. B. MoOREERY.
Wool! Wooli Wooli
WANTED to buy 20.000 pounds of WOOL
for cash. BLAJtELY A GIBBES,
. Columbia,'8. C.
sar Newberry Herald. Abbeville Free's and [
Banner, Fairfield Herald eaob copy four times
and forward bills to this office. Jurie 15 Imo
Imported Ale and Porter.
CASKS-Pinta-beet brands, in sro;
and for Bale . GEO. 8YMMER8.
FRESH ANO, OOO!. 1
opeu thia day a fresh lot of
DEY GO ODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old stock I
to work off, we shosr new ?tad fresh Goods, at J
Dull Times Prices.
We ask especial attention and exsmidation
of our low pride . ' ?.
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only placo IQ tho city to pro
ctire tb cs? desirable goode Is at' * '
F0RTEB & STEELE'S.
Jone 14_._ .
NEW GOODS
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NEW styles of PRINTS.
New styles of Aprons, white and bun*.
Children's White Monsnl Blouses.
Children's Bnff Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices._ Jnno 8
READ THIS!
"^TTE take pleasure in calling the special
attention of the trade to our large aud well
selected stock of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
S10BS HI EMUS,
Which wo arc selling at
MAX UFA CTUREWS PRICES. .
Give us a call, and examine bc fore you buy.
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD.
May 26
?-1
Seegers' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pure, and
warranted tobe so._ March Ij
Tax Notice.
OFFICE, ov COVJNTV AUDITOR, RICHLAND Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. C., Juno 28.1871.
IN pursuance of an Act of tho Gouoral As?
sembly, at its last session, my oulce in Co?
lumbia will bo opon on ana after the 1ST i)A?
OP JOLY noxt, to receive the returns of Per
sonal'Pronerty of thetax-paycrs of this Coun?
ty for tboyosr 187?.
Blanks can be obtained at this n?}co.
Tax-payers are rcquired.to color on blanks
all transfors or purchases Of real. catato, and
also ali now buildings erected elnco last re?
turn.
Whcro tax-payers negloct to nikko thoir re?
turns, tho County Auditor is coinpollcd, by
law, to oh argo them with tho return of tho
previous yoar aud add fifty por cent, thereto
as penalty. M. J. CALNAN,
J uh g 21)_A ti dilor Meilland County.
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN profpronco to London Porter and Scotch
Ale. Why? They know it is unadulterated.
[iii] ortcd and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK S
" tfo?tgftgg. i -Y
fluty conf orrefl af on
" s Bank, Of Columbia,
by tbe Columbia Oil Company,ito foreclose
Uio mortgag?^of the ?.Jd Colombia Oil 'Oom
nany to'tho ?aid iOitiJena* Savings Bank ,^ of
Columbia, and ta toter 'tipon and to sell all
and singular the inettgagod piroinoe heraia
,*ftirJd?BCTiri?TT} for the purpoe? of satisfying
their debt; the said mp4gagc ia hereby, de?
clared td be' f?^r??McA, and' tue ea?d Colum?
bia OilCdmpAny- fO?eV.?r barr?d of all claim
or equity of, Tp&tmpfm? In thopremisos; ?nd
under thbaam? ^wer a? aforesaid, the un?
dersigned Willvkwui at public frhctl?nJpeforo
tho'Oo^rt'H?u?e,l'at Coldmbl?l on theTIBST
MONDAY in Au|zUBtrie*t: ' . . ?* T
All that .certain lot'of LAND, aituate .and
being in tu? city of Columbia, in, the County
of Biohland. and State, of Koutlr Caroling,
consisting of ono' square .In saul city, con?
taining four aerob of laud, moro or lone, and
bounded by Wheat. Bice, Lincoln and Gads?
den stroots, with all tho bandings and erec?
tions on said lot of land, now ueod for the
purposes of an Oil Mill, and ?ll the Engines,
Oil Breeses and, machinery Of any kind what?
soever, in and upon said promises. . :
. . . . .... W. MARTIN,
President Citizens' SaviDgs Bank of South
Carolina. _ July 91
8ale of Valuable Lands.
BY orderof the Superior Conrt/I will
iaoll at tho Conrt House 'door in States
^Jvillo, North Carolina, dn WEDNESDAY,
loth day of August next, 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND.-rying in tho County'bf Xrodell, on.the
Catawba River and Lambert's Creek, 13 miles
I 8outh of Statesvillo.-?? talles S?rth of Char?
lotte and abontp 5-miles'West of the Atlantic.'
Tennessee aud Ohid Railroad. Tho land will
I be sold in lots as follows:
No. 1,"containing 288 scrca, more or lass, on
which Dr. Wi Byars now lives. J'
Ho? X containing 238 sores, more or less,
adioiuiLot? Non. li3, 4 and 6. I'.
. No. SL-contalniog 28^ acres, adjoining Nos.
l,2and.4. '
N<? 4, containing 283 acres, adjoining Nos.
f2,3,'S'andC .?*'.
i No. 5, containing 200 acres, moro or less,
I adjoining Nos. A and 6.
No. 6, containing 400 acres, on which Col.
A. 8. Brown now lives, adjoining Nos. 2, 4
and5.
On these lands are largo bodies of fine
River and Crook Bottoms.and a sufficient
2u an lily of Woodland on each tract. . Gn tho
00 acre tract there is a good Mill House and
Water Bower, good Dwelling and other build
?ings. Good Water on each tract. -t.?. .
These lands 'are 'susceptible of ibo highest
state df cnltivation,--tho up-lands having a
good olay subsoil, and will profioce Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat,.Corn 'and the other grain
and grass crops; and are sold as the lands be?
longing tb tho estate of tire' late James 8.
By ara,-for assets.
Trama--One-half In she months; tho ba
llanca in.twoWornonths v.-iklt interest from day
bf sale.; The purchaser may pay one-third pr
the wb?ln of his bid" any thno after .the sale is
oonflrrned.1 ' Bond with-approved security will
b<y req-?rdd ir;r. the p?rchase monoy; The
title ? will,fte retained until full , payment is
made. i i. ,?* \,' ? ? ? ? '
Persons wishing to soe tho lands will please
call upon CoirAF'S'. Brown'or Tbos. Deaton,
Eeq. IK ' ' O. A. CARLTON,
Administrator de bonis nen of James 8. Byars.
Juna 80. Imo
'. i : .. :itvi * J"
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'?!.:i?: j|ht> ... ti??(i ' .
?i???uif '?.> a'.--- '....
Dealers: and; Those in Want
;H i ;.- p?d'? iii .;:
'..'.lu'if ...-ii t i.l^
. ,i ii-; ri 5? ! OF ....
. . ?. ,J :-n --ri:
m$M Q . o o p s .
w E have now in store a foll linc , of the
new?st and moat' '"*'.
FASHION A BLE GOOfiS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
turo, which wa guarantee, at all time?, to aell
as low; If not at leas prices, than any house
in Colombia, urning our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establishments
in tho United States. And as we desire to
pleaee all, we have now in our house the.
BUST GRADES
OF *
EVEEY CLASS OP GOODS,
From th? lowest to tho highest, and wo feel
confident that all.tbobo favpring us with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that I,
O y RH O USE
T H JES DNS !
In this city to deal with. '
We will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, full linea or samples of those kind of
Goods dosired aod specified by our' friands
and customers. All .order? accompanied by
cash amounting to f?5 and over, delivered" in
any par? bf the State freu of freight charges.
Th ose unaccompanied, will bo sent G. O. D.
We roBpeotfolly solicit ordero, which will
re?oive tho prompt and personal attention of
ono of tho firm. Our prices belog low, we
think we can rendor satisfaction to all. ? Ope
ut a trial. ~ H. '& M. -L. KINARI),
MayS '_. COLUMBIA, BVG.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF tho most approved styles, can be ob?
tained at I. SULZBAOHER'S eatablieh
raent, Main street, Columbia Hotel Bow.
Hots and half Bots in great variety. Also,
Bolitairo and olu-ter DIAMONDS. SPEOTA
OLES and EYE-GLA3SE8 to suit all agos.
Congress Water.
CASKS for sale low by
June 17 OEO. SYMMEP.S.
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