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^NQO? j?^PAT^HES- i?$?$ TUE ENGLISH PRESS ON ARU Y COW MI &S ION H -NEW SPANISH MINISTRY---RAVAGES OF CHOLERA IN FEIU3IA--DEyTRCCTIVK FIEE AND IX)BS OF UFE-DD3AFFHARAN0B OF YELLOW FEVER FROM ROENOS AYRES, AO. BEHLIN, July 20.--It is officially re? ported'that the Govern ment received | 409,500,030 francs t,o tbe 15th, sud 52,500,000 received smoe. .. ? ? IiOND-jw. July 20.- Glad stun o an? nounced1 in tho Honse that" the Queen had withdrawn the warrant legalizing thujiurobu^o of commissions. .. J MAD RID. Joly CO. ^-Marshal ?e-rano haft boen entrusted by.tho Kiog with tho for- ' matioh. 'of? e, ' J)0w I ministry/ Tan'd fia? already designated tl??] following ' mqm bers: Minister pf Ju at ice, Senor Gomea; Foreign - Affairs, .Conda o i [Marine*. Admi? ral M ? tra? n? p'?- Finales, Seno* Camauro. The Cortes od jour hod amid tremendous I excitement sud pro teats bi tlio minority: ] lioSDON, July-Ml.r-r-?iWtl;tho papers con- | tain editorials ott the Subject of the can? cellation by roy?l warrant of the Act legalising1 the? porch asa of army commis? sions. Tho : Times. . Most and: Standard j believe the cour&o of. tho ministry uncon? stitutional; -while tho Daily News and Tslegraph approve1 to tho fullest extent j the step taken by1 tbb mlo?Hiry. - Despatches from,; tho" Pjoat ,represent terrible ?h?iera. ravages, ia Persiei The Germans aro ."evacuating Amiens,' Item ou and the Departments of Horeb ue, Lower Seine and Eure- .'. j - 'V- ' N^GHT. DE9PATQHE-S. LONDON, July- 2 L -S ? ve ra I : p orso n s perished in a destructive Aro i? Lisbon. Y tillo W feyer hak entirely disappeared from Buenos Ayres. NARROW ? * Tt Pfc B trLRQAPa-IBBKO SLPS CO HHT?TEn F ATA ti BHIDOD ACOIDHHT- I INDlAKB ?PREFARI?O F?2 rHttWAitPAtH M?W^ottt COTTON .WAirgno?ka IN NEW YOU^f-hJ?Qfet XXif E HALLBOjiI>- TBRRTFIO AND FATAL OTOu!tS-OUIL*N OFFICERSHOT WITHOUT AUTHOHTrX-?BIOT BET WEHN -t *fya~; TRXflH-COMMERCIAL COr/BT^rFjOIE-INCREASE OF. uN063 AND I jljlREWNi AN ! LODGES-8UT CTDES-DEFALCATIONS; aO.^ AO. WABHINOTON, .7ifl?99.-*Tti? fOllowiei is jjfar^sned bj?aJSi? posted ^aifrc " ma^^o^Toxsif ?aqiQo Railroad cOpjb? pany l?avo adopted tho three-foot.gauge, subjeot to'the approval Of 'the Secretary of the IriteTroT1, whp^rnnpf " dt?ojdo whe? ther : ?hat, -flange * &h\. class rbadi Tho controlling advocate ol thia guage is Mr. Th?makj 'A? Booti, d! tho : P^assy! vania' Oe^irtf,; wbJo 'ts building r that fauge ori tii? Dun vor and El -Paso Road, f t?tf-T&a? jPao?fiO '8?dop? *t?ev thretV foot/Iho? till' tho business from the Pa oiflci; coast trill naturally brauch off,all Et pas?.,: ajtftysa to llen.veife^h?V^bvqr, ! Se?ftV.&rW jqW.jW-the .Union Pa?ift?* i which rbad/w?l.soon bo in tho hondo of J tho Pennsylvania, Central. This is U sharp move of the railroad'king, Scott, as it makes him. with the Union PaciQe and Pehnsylvania Central, independent ot Ahe : Central Pacido, - which,", while Huntington lives, cannot bo' absorbed by th? Fonn sy Iva bi a Central. The move is not likely to m?etcwith: favor in Texas nor tho South generally; no it violently takes away from the lina of tho through business pf tho; Southern Pacific; bo sides,;i't is seriously questioned whether | a three-foot .gauge, is- wida enough to' economically and conveniently carry the 1 ligbtv bulky p?itoa freights of tho South and the stock of Texas. Jt is generally conceded that the present gauge of roads in tliis country ia too wide; bat is not three-foot the extreme in the other way, is asked. Col. Mann, who is building the Mobile sud North-western Road, ad? vocates a four-foot gauge for all new road? South, as adopted for the demands and as combining oheapness in construc? tion and operation, {ie soys light rails j and rolling stock can be used on that gauge as well as on three-foot, and greater room,' and speed can be secured. Democratic members of the Kn Klux Committee regret tho tardiness nf their I witnesses, .including Generals Wright and-Gordon, Colonel Christy, and Hon. Thomas Hsrcleman, Chap. Norris, she? riff of Warren County,,testified.to-day, giving terrible accounts of affairs in Georgia. , \ - ?/ * CINCINNATI, July?21.-The incomplete bridge of. tho Chesapeake and Ohio ? Road, over Davis' Creek, fell, to-day, precipitating thirteen persons, and killing | two. ? ' - .-. .. .iii OMAHA, July 21.-Fort Fe t terra an ad* vices report Red Cloud preparing for the | war pathi i Naw YORK, July 21;----The cotton ex-, olmbgo is examining locations for a mammoth store-house for cotton, to lessen the expense of cartage and sam? pling. A store-houso for 100,000 bales I will probably be erected at the Brooklyn j New York dock-; where 'ships can olear, unload and reload. .. It now appears that the Cinoinnali and Cattlesbnrg is the first link of tho short line through virginia to New York; saving, it ?B:o!aimed, 120 miles. A storm on the coast of New Found land nndLabtodor destroyed 350 Ashing smacks, twenty-three dwellings and I forty atores, involving 81,600,000 worth of property. Ninety-three lives were lost. . .* ."_.. -.--. Mail advices from Cubo report that Gen. Oorodo-was shpt on the 7th, in-1 stead of the 1st July, -and after orders had been received from Madrid that be be pardoned and sent to this country. A riot occurred at Nanuct, on the Brio I Road, between , the-Irish and German laborers. Tho Irish picked the quarrel in a lager beer saloon, from which they drove the proprietor and . family; subse? quently two Irish laborers were terribly beaten by the Germans, and one named I Ryan possibly fatally. Tho Irish again I attaoked the lager beer '. saloon with I clubs and stones, bat were replied to by the Germans, with repeated volleys from ' shot-guns. The Irish beat a retreat. ?'Pstrfok ^l^M^hoh "was^ Jhoc^ in severin j pisces, but not necessarily fatal. Isaao i Cullen was ehot in twenty-six places; his recovery is doubtful. Martin Geoge ban was shot ?wo- or throe times, and wss severely clubbed. It is not known how-many others-were injured. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, July 21.-In recognition of tho report regarding tardy witnesses, one of the parties named telegraphs the following: "I telegraphed, Joly ll, that I was ready to report, and received an nwer, July 12, from J. .B..French, that I need not come. Tho committee... bavo not time for more witnesses.'' The read? ing of thia, message in'.the committee produced o. ; sensation, and, new ama., monees wore ordered. The witnesses particularly wanted by the Democrats on the committee are those meutioned in last night'0 duspatob, from Gottria, and Hen. Pinto Jpurhft??,.. Mr.. Senenok ?od others from "North Caroline, t New sum? monses hare been telegraphed. Probabilities-A small area of cloud and rain will probably posa North-east? ward from Mary laud. ? Partially blondy and clear weather is probable on Satur? day from Lake Huron to Virginia and Eastward to the Atlantic. The area ol threatening weather will probably ex? tend, towards Wisconsin, with Easterly winds on tho upper lakes. Nq impor? tant ohange ia indicated for the Grill coast, but a storm is probably prevailing East of Florida. : ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The oaee of Mil 1er os. Shepherd, Manager of Bradstreet*! Commercial Agency, was before the Cir cuit Court yesterday-the bearing bein( on a motiou by defendant to dissolve tb? injunction granted a few days ago, en joioing the circulation of the July mini tier of Bradstreet's commercial reports on tho ground of false and injurious rat ing of plaintiff. Several- witnesses t?sti lied to the solvency of Miller, his busi ness qualifications, integrity, ?fcc. ; also that he is doing a large ned proaperou business. King, formerly in tho eriplo; of the agency, testified to the mode u 'transacting business by the agency. H said most of the reports were mauufoc tored in the office from, the time Shep herd took o barge. The reports wer bused ob old reporte. The city report Sara ali copied -into a letterRbook, am terwards forwarded to New York A book' called the "black book" wa kept, in.which, all unfavorable report were copied, i Evury ono in the otho had access -tb this booie. He testifie that the Bradstreet" agency was partial t subscribers, and that a gold headed cnn Would oftoa . raise a man's ratine Plaintiff had been reduced from rotin of O.'Ol" D;D:? a very high rating, t D.E., whioh meant be was doing hos ness with capital of less than $504 Subscription ' tb the agency generali ?leant in?rense of credit. Witness fu ber stated that be had manufacture hundreds ol reports himself, j! NEW BBUNSWIOK, N- Jff July 21. Rov. Dr. Joseph F. Berg is dead! H Nsw OULKANS, July 21.-?James Lyne suicided to-day by laudanum; cans contained il!; heal th. WitiTE Summon SvuiNua, July ,2 Gov. Randolph, Mr. Davis, Gen. Bree 10rii?go and Gen. Beauregard, have e gaged cottages,here for the season. IJypWH..?N. Y,?...July 21.-Abbot! cotton mill, at Yalatio, was barned t day. : Loss'$60; OOO. ATJBUB?, N.' Y., July 21.--Bobe Buffmaa, who committed murder lt winter, suicided in the asylum for insa criminals, . ' ! t, . ?. NB^" YOBX, , July 21.-The Orange a Hibernian lodges are receiving lar accessions Biooe the riot. John T. Piokerell bas been sent South Carolina, on the charge of cc spiring to defraud the Witmingtk Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad. Post office clerk Ker wan hos been tn in 810,000 bail for robbing letters. The work of rebuilding the docks a piers under General McClellan's pit has commenced, near Castle Garden, the Southern end of the city. A remarkable family lives in Dal County, Ark. The father is 108 ye old, the mother 100, and the two are i parents of twenty-nine children-fifti boys and fourteen girls. That'is a long fence the Burling and Missouri Railroad is building, will put up not less than 200 miles board fence this year, at a cost of 81' 000 to 0200,000. One single pigeon, a favorite bird vi tho pigeou fanciers of Paris, brou into that city, during the siege, pages of official despatches and 15, private despatches. A saw-fisb; foorteon feet long, wit saw. three and a half feot, was caught some young men, off Charleston, night lost week. Rev. W. D. Thomas has resigned pastorate of the Baptist Church Greenville, and accepted a call from ? folk, Va. A Philadelphia hack-driver drov dead mon around for a half a day, didn't know it till he tried to collect fare. Mr. Clark, of Beech Island, robbed byan armed colo rod man, on 20th. An accomplice was arrested. A box containing tho bodies of children was ' picked up recently in river near Fort'Madison, lows. A horned rooster is on exhibitioi Charlotte. N. tt ' , ;' . P. M. BEEF. FULTON M AUK UT BEEF, extra opened this morning, at P. CANTWELL'f _Jjuly 22 1^_Main stn To Contractors. - THE time for rooeiving estimates fe building of the Methodist (Jhnrc Washington street, has boen oxtoud< FRIDAY, 28th Instant, 10 o'clock A. 1 which timo tho? will be opened and con od. . ll. D. 8EK1 July 21 2* .Sec'y building Oommit FI!VAt*t:?A?, ARO cOMMBRC?Ai,. , LONDON, Joly 21-Noon.-Consols 93%,, Bonds 92>?. Weather favorable for crops. PARIS, Joly 21.- Rentes 56f. 7o. Bul lion has increased over ll.OOO.OOOf. LrvBBPOoii, Joly 21-Noon.-Cotton opened strong, is now firmer and bas ad? vanced a fraction-uplands 9]^; Orleans 9%; sales of the week 69,000 bales; ex? port 10,000; speculation 16,000; stock 600,000, of which American is 385,000; receipts of the week 53,000, whereof American is 25,000; actual exports 12.000. LrvEBPooii, July 21-Evening.-Cot? ton closed with a hardening tendency Uplands 9??; Orleans Q^Q ; stock ?float ?90.000, of whi?h American is 80,000. Yams and fabrics steady. y l-* !. ti , NEW YORK, Joly 21-Noon.-Flour and corn dull. Wheat heavy. Pork ?KUI, at 14.62. Cotton uucbunged-inid dlina uplands 21; Orleans 21K; sales 3,009 baies, including/ 2,000 in transit. Freights, quiet. Stocks much better than ut thu opening. Gold dull, at 12,^ (a>12%. Government? dull and heavy. State bonds steady and didi: : Money easy, at 3. Exchange-long 10%; short 10%. J. 7 P. M.-Cotton steady and in fair re? quest; .sales. 3,184 bales-uplands 21; Orleans '?1%; receipts of cotton at all ports for th? week 10,806 bales; exports 18,058y \.F?our-Southern dull and low? er; oommon to fair extra 5.7U@6.40; good to choice 6.45@9.00. Whiskey firmer, at 95@96. Wheat 2@3o. lower; high freight checks export-winter red and amber Western, old 1.45@1.48; new and Southern 1.38@1.45. Corn more uotive, but l@2o. lower, at 68@71. Rice dull, at 8>?@9. Pork unohauged. Boef quiet. Lard dulL Freights quito firm. Money easy. Exchange heavy. Gold 12Jfi. .Governments steady. States, ex? cept Tennesseeaand new South Caroli? na?, heavy. Tennessees72^; new 72}^. Virginias 65^; new 73. Louisianas 66; ocw 62; levees 72; 8s 81. Alabamas 93; 5s 68. Georgias 85; 7s 94. North Ca? rolinas 44; new 26. South Carolinas 72>?; new 58. LOUISVILLE, July 21.-Flour in liberal demand. Corn 70. Provisions quiet. Mess pork 15.00. Shoulden! 6%; sides 3>?@9. Whiekey 92: CINCINNATI, July 21- Flour buoyant and unsettled. Corn dull and .unchanged. Pork 14.50. Lard-winter' rendered 10>?. Suoulders 6%; clear bides 8%@ 8%. Whiekey' 92. ? liAiiTOtOBU, July 21.-Flour-old dull; new quiet. Wheat active aud firm. Corn'-white steady; yellow weak. Pro? visions unchanged. Whiskey 94%@95. Cotton quiet und firm-middii?g 21%; receipts 21 hales; sales 3; stock ti45; receipts of tho week 540; sales 885. WILMINGTON, July 21.-Cotton firm middling 19%; receipts 40 bales; sales 45; stock 819; receipts of tho week 219; salea 1,322. . SAVANNAH, July 21.-Cotton in mo? derate demand-middling 19^; receipts 159 boles; sales 390; stock 5.2U?; receipts of thu week 658; sales 400. CHARLESTON, July 21.-Cotton steady ?-middling 19% ; receipts 197 bales; sales 100; stock 8,098; receipts of the week 130; sales 600. NORFOLK, July 21.-Cotton dull-low middling 19%($20; receipts of the week 674 bales; sales 590. IJO&TON, July 21.-Cotton dull-inid 21%; receipts .235 bales; sales 200; stout 6,000; receipts of the week 7,803; sales 1,41)0. . GALVESTON, July 21.-Cotton firm good ordinary 16; receipts 214 bales; stock 18,244; receipts of the week 1,534; sales 4,692. - MODILB, July 21.-Cotton quiet but firm-middling 19%; receipts 75 bales; sales 200; stock 8,645; receipts of the week 963;' sales 975. AoatrsTA, July 21.-Cotton market closed firm, at 18% for Liverpool mid? dling; sales 102 bales; receipts 50. NEW OfiiiKANs, July 21.-Flour scarce and firm-super 5.50; double 6.00; treble 6.75(fd7.00. Corn firm-mixed 75; white 79(a)80. Pork unchanged. Bacon in goud deuouud, at 7%(a}9%. Lard un ubuuged. Sugar in good demand-fair 11*$; yellow olurifiod 12%@12%. Whis? key firm, at 92% (a) 1.03. Cot ion uctivo -middling 20%(o/2u%; receipts 155 bales; sales 2,5(JU; stuck 50,031; receipt* of the week 6,?76; satos 7.00J. WUoiiU?,tLU I'ltnais ttuuc:.vi-, ?OUIIEUTEU WEEKLY BY TUE BOA SD ol'Til ADE. API-LES, fc?bu.l U?(??)'2?O i &luLAssEs,Ouoti,3d&5o BAOUINO,.18ia)22 NewOrl'ns 80(^00 HALE HOPE, Manil,ec^5 Sugar H'so.. C0(a90 N.Y.orlY"ca$itt> ?(?0l2 NAILS, # KugG 50<&u 00 U?TTEU, North. 38&4U ONIONS. #bubl75((02 00 Country, ty lb.20(g30 UIL, Kerusono.t; 33(0.45 BACON. Hams. KiCy^O Machinery. .76<ij)l 00 Sides, y lb. 10(012 SPECIE, Oold willi Snoulders... 8(tfll Silver. @100 UANOLES, Sporm40(tf70 POTAT'S, Ir?sl 00(i?l 50 Adamantinelt>l.r>?lG Sweet, bus Quail 00 COTTON YAUN 120? 1 25 KICK, Carolina B> 0,410 UoTTON.Utct M,_191 SuoT.tybag. 275<ifi3l0 Middling.18} SALT, Liverp.2 00(tfi2 10 Low MidFg.17* SOAP, .7??10 Ouod Ordny,-IGJ ir mi rs, Alcohol,g!5 00 Ordinary.lg Urandy . .4 00(&12 00 CHEESE, E.D.tt.20@25 Oin.2 00f?C50 ia oto ry.16(1*22 It um.2 0u ?7 00 COFFEE, Rlo,^rbl7(tG22 VYhiokoy... 135@4 00 Laguayra ... .23(325 SDOAB, Crus ?. P16@1C Java.28<tf30 Brown.12<j}l4 FLOOB.CO. 750@1000 STABCU, ?m... 8A(jal0 Northern.750(3)1100 TEA, Oreen Ibl 00?2 00 USAIS,Oom 115*01 201 Black,. ..100? 110 Wkoat... .140($1 60 ToBAOOo, Cbw.G0?l 00 ?? Oati. 90 ?1 00 Smokiug,1b..60?] 00 Peas.1 10@i 25 ViNEOAn, Wino,.50?G0 HAY, North, tyowt.2 50 French_ ?100 i BinEB.Ory, tyQ>12?(a)lfc WINE; Cbam.23?35 00 Oreon. @8 Port, ^Jgal300?6 80 LABD.?tt.15@17 Sherry..?. 273(3*7 CO LIMK. ?j btu. 1 Mt'it-j lh I Madeira...3 tWfit? 00 Beif-Sealing Fruit Jars? ' THE best in market, at reduced prioes. A small lot of Pure APPLE BRANDY. Pure Peaob Brandy. Pure Cognao Braudy. Puru Neutral Spirits for putting np frnit for winter use. LOUICK & LOWRANCE. Joly 8_ 12 Pickled Tongues, Beef, &c. JUST opened, choice Fulton Market BEEF, Choioo Pickled Tongues, Choice Sbgar-Onrod Hams, Choice Sugar Cored tftrips, Choice No. 1 Mackerel. For ?ale low by JOHN AGNEW Si SON. . ". i ? . . ? - ? s-E-: n rr LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SoTJTTHKRN SE? CURITIES IN OBABIIBSTON, S, C-VJorrcotod, Jaty21? 1871, j>y ; ... ^..?. ..! ; Banker aad Broker, No. 20 Broad street Hames of Securities. Hats In. Otf'd Asked. HT ATE BEOUIUTIKS. North Carolina, old N. Carolina, new. Sooth Carolina, old.... S. Carolins, new. S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. Georgia, new. Georgia . '. ?. Tennessee, old. j Tennessee, now........ Alubam c.*. Alabama . CITY. SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga. .bonds.... Atlanta, Ga.? bonds.... Augusta, Ga.* bonds... Charleston stock. Obarl'n Fire Ijoan-b'ds Columbia, 8. C., bonds Columbus, Ga., bonds. Macon, Ga., bonds.... Mobile, Ala. Mobile Als.. Montgomery, Ala. Memphis, Tenn., b'nds old... 6 .... 55 '* new.. 6 -* 54 Nasbville, Tenn. 6 - 62 Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 - 86 Wilmington, N. 0. 8 .... 75 Wilmington, N. C. ... 6 - 72>? 6 6 6 6 6 7 6 6 6 8 5 8 7 7 6 7 6 7 7 8 40 26 74 60 70 90 85 71 71 100 68 85 78. 88 58 70 84 78 77 82 53 62 IIA 11.ROA D BONDS. Atlantic aud Gulf. 7 - 82 13. B. R., 1st mortgngo 7 - 60 Central Georgi. 7 -100 Charleston and Savan.. 6 .... CO Charlutte, Col. & Ang.. 7 _ 83 Cherawand Darlington 8. .... 90 Cheraw ?fc Dur., 2d mort 7 - 75 Cbcsap'ke & Ohio, gold 6 _ 93 Georgia Rsi 1 rond..... 7 ..... 97 Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 - 95 Green. & C., Slate guar 7 _ 56 Laurens......'... 7 .... 50 Macon and Augusto, 1st mortgage....... 7 .... 76 Macon and Augusta, (1st mort.,) guar. by Georgia Railroad... 7 _ 90 Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by. State 1 ' of Georgia. 7 - 75 Memphis ? Charleston. 7 .... 85 North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 _ 94 North-Ea8tern,2dmbrt 8 _ 80 Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 75 Suv. & Char., State gba 7 _ 67 South Curl'n, 1st mort. 7 - 90 South Carolina.. . 7 - 72 South Carol i ua. 6 - 65 Spartanburg and Union 7 - 55 RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf. 100 _ 30 Central Ga., ex div_100 _118 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40 Georgia. 100 _103 Green, and Col. R. R.. 20 _ 2 Macon and Western... 100 _110 Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9 North-eastern '. 50. 10 Savannah & Charleston 100 - 20 S. C. R. R. shares. 100 _ 33 S. C. R. R. & B'k shares 125 _ 33 Sout-westeru Georgia.. 100 .... 92 BANK STOCKS. Peop's N'l B'k Charrn, capital 8750,000. 100 .... 102 1st Nat'l Bank Cbarl'n capital 8500,000. 100 .... 122 S. C. Loon & Traat Co. 100 _ 95 Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'n. capital 820J.OOO. 100 100 - Central National Bank, Col'a, cap'l 8100,000 100 100 ' Natiou'l B'k of Chester, capital 850,000. 100 .... Nat'l B'k of Newberry, capital 8100,000. Nat'l B'k Spartanburg, capital 860,000. S. C. Bank & Trust Co. capital 8200,000. 100 .... 100 Ban of Charleston_ 100 - 20 Union Bank S. C. 50 - 50 Peoplo's Bank So. Ca. 4 Plan. & Me. Bank4S. C. 25 .... 25 Bauk of Nowborry. 25 . Bank of Camden. 50 . Others worth .ess. MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Ohm-lesion Gus Co.... 25 - 20 Churl'u Citv R.R.stock 50 - 55 GrauitovilleMun. Co... 100 - 110 G. & C. R. cert, iudob. 54 S. C. R. cort, iudebt's. par N. E. R. R., cert, indobt. 65 Mt. Pleasant and Sulli? vans Island Ferry Co. 100 _ 80 City of Nashville coup's .... 84 .... City Charleston cor. iu. .-. par City of Memphis coup. 68 .... N. E. R. R. pref, stock. 40 S. & U. R. past due coup. 65 S. Sc C. R. past doo coup. * 50 EXCHANGE, ETC. New York sight.par ??prem Gold.111>? 112>? Silver. 103 .... S. C. BANK RILLS. *Buuk of Charleston. Bank of Camden. 30 .... Bank Georgetown. 1 Bank of 8. C. 6 Bank of Chester. 19 .... Bank of Hamburg. 18 .... Bank of Nowberry. 12 .... Bank ot tho State of S. C., prior to'61.r < - " isBuo '61 and '62., - ?Pl. & Moe. Bank Cbor'n. ?People's Hank Oharl'u ..... ?Union Bank Chnrles'n .... . *S. W. R. R. Bank, old -. .... ?S.W. R. R. Bank.now. State Bank. Charleston- 6 - Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 3 - Exchange ISauk.Colum - 10 .... Com'l Bank, of Colnm .... 13 .... Mereh. Hank of Cheraw- 6 - Planter's Bunk Fairfield- 8 - S. C. bills receivable. 95 .... Cbarleston change bills. 95 .... B<?>~ Hilts marked thus (*) are hoing redeemed at tho counter of above of?co. F?E8H ,. r -,A . TURNIP SE?ED!f j J^UTA 15 AG A, GLOBE, NORFOLK, \ RED TOP. FLAT DUTCH, . For ?ale by W. O. FISQEB, \ Druggist and Apothecary, Jnly 20 gao Opposite Colombia Hotel. Cheap Dry Goods FOB 3 0 DAYS 30 AT "LOVE & CO.'S." PBEPARATOBY to reno va ti HR ont atoren, wo will CLOSE OUT the preaent stock at "Iiow Bown Prices," And will opon on MONDAY a new, 'stock ?I * 'FANCY: TRENCH LffWWS '$t Together with ether j . . \ ( Dreao Gooda and Linen'Gooda, Fur LADIES and MEN'S Vi^KVi. .sr* Wo sall only BTAirpiBti ronkoa ct Gooda, aa that GREAT BABG&IKo ina?be expected and will bo given. W.-Df LOVE, Jnly a_ B. B. MoOBRERY. TURNIP SEED ci m W AT H ' : ? E. E. JACKSMi cc ? HH xv fig feel: t-> gass JIN^?IX T]?E MORRIS. COTTON GIN IMS DISTANCED A LL OTHERS, AND ia warranted to do it again. For full particolara, relative to-theae* machines, address i .{ . . ?1 . I). 310UltW,' JunpJ8 3tno , . Colombia. 8. O. FRESH AHB COOK! WE open thia day a freah lot of DRY GOODS, Diront from first hands,^JajLting no oldstook to work off, wo abo? new and fresh Gooda, at Dull Times Prices. We nek especial attention and examination of our low price . SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only place in tho city to pro euro these doairable gooda ie at PORTER & STEELE'S. Jnne 14 The Georgia Gin. THIS ie tho third season we have sold these GINS, and have novor had a single com? plaint. We oller them with ronewed oonfi dutico, at moderato prioea and reasonable terms. L?RICK ft LOWRANCE. Agta., July 13 2mo _Columbia, H. C. Spring Water Ice. MY loe Machine ia now in oomplete order, and can furniah ICE to city and coun? try. Thia leo ia frozen at a low temperature, and will melt very little by transportation. Prioo. one dollar per ono hundred poonda; leas quantity, one mid a half cents por pound. Sunday open from 7 to 10 A. M. July a _J. C. BEEPERS. NEW GOODS AT C. F. JACKSON'S. NEW atyles of PB1NT8. New atyles of Aprona, white and buff. Children's White Honaut Blouses. Children's Bon* Linen Blouses. Ladies' Bilk Saratoga Ties. All at very low prices._Jane 8 Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved stylos, can bo ob? tained at I. SULZBAOHEirS establich mant, Main atrcot, Columbia Hol?l Bow. Sots and half Bots in groat variety. Also, solitairo and olu-tor DIAMONDS. BPECTA 0LE8 and EYE-OLABSKB to ault all agos. Native and Foreign Wines. 80?PPERNONG, Concord, Sautorne, Cla? ret, Champagne?, just received and for salo low, by E. HOPE. Salnda Dental Sooiety, WILL meet in Greenville, 8. C.athalf paat 8 o'olock P. M., AUG?BT 1,1871. Dentists jjom'rally are invited to attond. Ar? rangements will be made for the usual reduc? tion in railroad and hotel ratea. N. BIM?, President. J. R. THOMPSON. Sec'y. Joly 16 14 Pearl Grist. -j r\ BARRELS PEARL GRIST, 3\f S bariola Tearl Hominy, for ?ale bv Joly 12 E. HOPE. .i ^-JJ > ? Ji gasB-? Sate of Valuable Landa. BYiordar*>f the Superior Conti, I will'" SEagaoll at tho Court Houau door io HtatcB .2?_viIIo, North. Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, 16tb day of August next, 1.700 A.OBBB OF LAND, lying in tho Connty of Irodell, on the Catawba Itivor and Lambert's Creek, 18 railes South of Btatoevlllo, 27 miles North of Char? lotta and about G milo? West of tba Atlantio. ' Tennessee and Obio Railroad. Tho land- viii bo sold in lots aa follows: ' No. 1. containing 283 acres, moro or leas, on i which Dr. W. Byar? now lives. No. 2, containing 238 sores, more or less, adj omi og Lota Nc?. 1.3,4 and C. - No. S, containing.284 acree, adjoining Noa. .? ,2 and 4. No 4, containing 285 acres, adjoining Nos. 2, 3,5 and G. No. 5, containing 200 acres, more or lesa, adjoining No?, 4 apd 0. ,?' . No. 6, containing 400 acres, on which Col. A. 8. Brown now lires, adjoining'.Nos. 2, 4 and 5. . , , .. ? .. . n?- '.. p' ' oii On tho oo landa are large boc lea of-.Uno Hirer and . Creek'1 Hottoma abd- a ?tifOeWt quantity ot Woodland on each trabt. Ob tho ? 400' aero tract tbsro is a good MUI Bodas' and t Wat or Po,w>r, good Dwelling andotbor build? ings-' 'Good Vfftt?r on each tract. , .,? ".:.( iTheaeIanda are susceptible af the highest ?Utaof cnltiration, tba up-tauds having' 'a1 ^'ud play oubjBOil, and .will produce Gorton, muco, Wheat, vorn, and tba other grata and cr aaa crops; and aro sold aa the lands'ber longing to tho estate of the Jato James 0. . Byam, for assets. . i TEHMB-j-Ono-Lalf in, six mobtha; tba bft * ?mday dru or tole Ia con?naod. Bond with approved security will be required for the purchase! money. Tim ' title' will hp.retained until full payment da made: Persons wishing to eeo the lands willpbsa'se call opon Col. A.B. Brown or Tho?. Dea ton, Eeq. . 0. A. CARLTON,' : Administrator de bonis non of JamesB. Byara. Jane 30 ' ' _ Imo RE AD -TBDEST uko Pleasure in calling tho special attention of the trade to oar large and wel? selectod stock of M ...,;,.* .,: : :. A ,-.:..) -i i'mu/w o/ : ..v." -.;!'! .bttnoiTi oil 1 lo Til lil oniiv fill Ladies, ELisoea, Children, Ben and Boyo? ! -iG 3"!55'ni Oil 'f/ittflDsd <i*?sw U>'.!: " i ?BO?I '?-?b'd r.hi idiiob oft MIA ol ri?iUh\ ? l-l if . ;,<'lt:.: -: >...?? 1?SV{ Jr . I ll j'i SlIJ . . .-j'.'- *'. iv han jiiiiis:: viii Which wearoaehing at vji^t' V' -ill . I ' . ' p' . ; _ .... _J .. .1 ... I,.." Olvo no 'a oall, ap.d examino before, ypo buy,.-. BM^??MliaLia [adi st -, '???( tixlx. \r-\' ' i 'i >fj i I:;,??-.'' '?ttl,' ii "?'?> i ' . *;.?' i 'c.f -i TO :: . . ? .An'o i . . I Ji ? lt; 'tn lu s it j l'lil yl .-. .' i'.n ii ... De alero and Those in Want ox il) B, Y G O OD S. hare now in atore a foll line of the newest and most FASHIONABLE GOODS Of domostio, ?"renoh and English manufac? ture, whiah we guarantoe, at all times, to sell au low. if not at leas prioes, than any house in Columbia, baying onr Goods from the largest and most celebrated establishments in the United 8tates. And as we desire to pleas? ail, we bare now in our house the ' -Vj i -t"". EVERY CLASS OF GOOBS, From the lowest to tho highest, ?nd we fcc! confidant that all those favoring ns with an order from a distance will be plssaed and satisfied that OUR HOUSE IB THU ONE* In thia city to deal with. _,?,'.?.?,. j . . i ..:.!. '< l K Wo will/upon applloatiob, send promptly by mail, full linea of samples of thoa? kind or Goods desired and specified by onr friends and customers. All orders accompanied by caah amounting to $25 and over, delivered la any part of the State freo of freight oh argea. Those unaccompanied, will be sent O. O. D. Wo respectfully solicit orders, whioh ,wUl. re?oive tho prompt and personal attention ol ono nf. tho firm. Our. pricoa hoing' low, wa think we can render satisfaction to alb - Give us a trial. J. H. & M. L. EINARD, May 8_COLUMBIA. B. O. North Carolina Corn Whiskey. . r?{\ AURELS of euperior quality for aale DU by ibo barrel. E. HOPE.