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CIIAMDOJIO--piHtius?iiON LON ITIIU'OKAL
' VP?W?U O F TUB ?'< i PB-J-l-flB-' EREKCS Et-KO
. ', /TTpHS - THE HYDE rAK? ] & ESTIBO FB?8
' : T?4$ED-s-ortKi?N DicVNii-Auuta JarKNO
, ij^riw--nm WAU intusjuiu?t'?u.i w.
JLOHDON, July. 22.-A lotter from
Goa ut Po ra i gay, published in the Lon?
don pupers, attributes tho Frouob . de
pnrt?opp, during tho war with Germany*
ta tboiaolation of. tb o Freu oh armies.
Bumsom, Oommnnist oom mander bf 'tho
Pfcrj? #ee Bb outers, ( -was :urroatod | io
POffV Favro bns 'promised to acod?ralo |
the proooodin gs relative ter "the fate~of i
fdroigo?rsr, pYisobef ? ?nd political agunta.
It ie probabl?lboBontonpo of deatEl im?
posed oponpolitical inaargen ta, will be
oomto^^ ^o ,biala, transportation or
imprvQomon,t (or life. v,;
,-. got ii* ?BIWf?ed ^n: agreemani has i>??s
reach jsd'- b etwee ri libra ti m ic t, Foei o bist
anrl Orleanit??.Pbbxition ip tho'Assombly.
Tbe debate 'ob Italian afTairo ia tho
French JUeembly "was adjourned.
?VBE?ArLTfcBa;' J uly 22.--Communiste,
oouvioted -by military comtaiaaion at
Marseiiles, have, boen ?outopoed to vari
oo??i;?w of Jpapriapnrasnl,h "
Count da Cbambord ie passing the
sn m rae? in Belgium, near.Oatond. He
has resigned: tho 1 ?eat1 lo' which h? w?s
chosen lh'thb A?seTf?b?)f.a \ '*)0
; Jaibo 'Assembly, '?p:d?y,.there , W6B a
very exciting debate upon tho subject af
the'petition of bishops lo 'Wferenoe td
thb' t?a^rai;, powcro? :the Ppb]?1 Pre?
sident- Th i or's, who was chief speaker,
declared uoeqiuvQcaUy he would uot ia
any way compromise, the policy of tho
conn try ; nod ho would de' hin. beet t V afci
cb>e mtimfji WK?l/wLw^W^
betta followed-.?jin a,speech, .approving
tho sentiments of Thiers,: and supported
the mott OD . for > tb e order of tho day,
S&Jflft rWftf.; rpjeq^d5 by\ iJ^Am^Ji
Th o.j pet lt Jpn waa 4bq? . resorred to the
' Minio fer of. Fpr??g ? A flVuraj
A?W^Dow^July ?2.^-Tbo ?toam frigate
?t Glomuai, hop, ?iv?-?'y?u at Plymouth.
Stiff. nKyrJe, frotn; Philadelphia, May
20tb, for EIB??'prO, totally wrecked; crew
July 2-4-- Tho mah?oipal ?leb
tionBar?sulte^ in. eu conservativo and
f?rty-dine motterhte Republican* ' Bou?
re WM s among tho euooesafnl caqdida'ea
J|?:Mle??o^?)?-p? T?ea?8\y,.''..Ipc??oe'?!S[tt
po?Bon?iwho: waa: at /ftavjfe,; w aiprdored
t? lo?vo'Franco, J Tho Bouapartist jour?
nal, Ahenier Liber?l, bas bee? seized,
N^wftiifram Sydney, has b^ob.wro'ckod;
orqo^'dnd pa3s??g?m" liav?d.. (
? i^hejieeWjn^ ??^ae'P?rk. ye?Wrtay.
wa? ?miODeid aiu : beat y ?oin -, prgvaiieu
dazingjtbe day, :ond . provan ted any con
mdeijanlo crowd from assembling. v. jr ".
?. liPrihdo Frederick William, of rPrnisia;
.hak'?tfived at'Osb?rne. The E??rperor
. and Eit? pr caa of 'Br/ys UV h'avo gop ? to Bir
.?iRgUaip.. iki >t- 't.*i*i*t'.''? \, I
MADRID, Joly 24-Tbo nora ministe?
rial opmbination under Serano has failed.
Ii is H Aid Serano refuses t'oMh dur take
lw&wn?I?Q? bf another.oabiftet'/ ..
. rn PtAms,. .July. 24-r-Courts martial for
.the'ft'?al of the Commuuists at Versailles
.ifkveJbe,en adjonrnod?; ?uirua"'' ** "
n, tle^vy pay mente . lp warda tba aeoond
hail milliard.of indemnity.have'been ef
?t?a*S?.}iJ.xtwu,-. .i-yj i:
u It ^".reported . that Favw'dersjata [in
g^'^ihnati?)i,_'because 'tb?!,'petiUon of
b'tbi?hops, urging thc i Giavani m ant : to
.3^???ff:A?atJpfbtH OL LU no :iijiboniv.i
. : .'I OJ I?IGHT' DESPATOHFJS-^^--^i
. llLo^jog.; jr^y^f?rrTh?' bartt'?lfer
Bon,.with !PJ? !of. wie isxew,.wese loetyoff
CaOtf Good .Hopo.-idiKiUVtf J.-C - : -
~ W t._-iLia ? : . - ?.?
OW Ameritan InicllKiouto.
IX1S8 ?ffliA OTBA>1BQA3V-TIM3?0B?ANT INIKU
yA^BttVahr/ri rteo^aiON'^-oDBAN aATr?na
ADUHtAD BOOEBS-vj^?jgr jlN 'cA?k OE
/ BIO? .'V/otlUBrriijlAI^' .? SBRVipjiTjrSH?jri
icooix BEPouB ama KU X??DX coi?MiTT?E,
.AO., ?O.: ' ".' ' ! f -'i ?. '
' ,7Bx. ??QDTS, ifoJly 22^-Tho 's^eainner
QI^VO Branch, boneo to New Orleans,
?oak this- morning, .ton mileB..below
Grand Td wer. lt.- is V'ea rod abe-cannot
bb7 rai?ei The ; vosp? is Valnfed' 1n.t
f^7,500; insured for ?25,000.V ;?1 ..
^^.CHioAao, July 22.^The bridge of .the
Bohth-western Railroad Company,; at
Leavenworth, oh : the'. Atohison Rr'anob,
will soon./bo .pppi me aced? ??'Tlio main
line( of,. tho Sou tb- western , B *ii road is
notr: completo, except twenty miles io
Davies -County, Missouri, which will bo
. fjpijihed1 by ; September ???t/' Wben. ' the
whole line from Chicago to Leavenworth,
via Rock Island, will be opened.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-The Solicitor
Of the Trehsnry, ip a long opinion, holds
that where parties act nuder n decision
of tba Commissioner of Revenue, .'they
are. not liable, should the Judiciary De?
partment laubaequently overctilp the
Commissioner's deoision. Thia dofeath
claims on the Government fer tax on
bouds, conpons and dividende for the
five months .between September, 1870,
and january, 1971, where officers' of cor?
porations, under tho Commissioner's de?
cision, have failed to withhold tho fax.
The opinion .holde' that in withholding
th's tax, oflloers of corporations act as
agents of the-Government, and are not
equitably-responsible for tho legality.?f
the Com missioner's opi nions abd iristrtlO
.tions^
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Rev, Dr. Ja
. coba, for forty-yours' professor' -in the
Pennsylvania. College, is dead. . '
NEW YORK, July 24.-The messenger
of a uationul '.bank twas koDfcked down
'on-the oorner bf Broadway and Warren
Btreot, and robbed bf 8?0,000.
HAVANA, ?July 2-t.- RAIMJPI Qneaado,
with 200 meu, landed near Guutanumu,
with eighteen mulos and some rifles
The mules were cuten ami the rifles dis?
tributed among the insurgen ts. A Ught
with tho party resulted iu a Spanish Vio
killed and twelve wounded. The inaura,
gents lost twenty-three killed. Advices
Hon' ittatftfgenfc: sott r otis ol ai ai a Caban
success, ana forty-five Spaniards killed,
760 captured, and that the PutrfdUf'con?
trol the department of Guatanama. It
is apprehended that tho sailing" of Qrre'
8ada's expedition HjUtereate,!* complica?
tion between Spain and Venezuela.
NKW YOIIK. July 24.-*The following
is a copy of a letter brought to Admiral
Rogers by a party o^r^^^fsloHly,
after the arrival of the expedition tn
their waters aqd befdr?'^?1fMtt'o'oSfllAt
occurred: ''In tho y?arp S609, amandi
your nation, whose name -was' Bebigor,
came here and communicated, and then
went away ?why cannot yon du the same?
In 1865r?^eopl?^med?^n?H,Ti>am?
here, apo,.?fe fptgfc? jo* <*? ithnm/as {o
what happened. This people baa lived
for 4,000 years in the enjoyment of ita
own civilization, a (id wb Vant do other.
We trouble tt?'oin?r nation ;' why uu you
tronblQ1 bo? pdr Country 1*3\? bo; s?
treme East and yours in the extreme
West; for what purpose do-yon come .so
many.thousand miles aoross the sea? Ie
it to inquire about tho ahip dostroy?d?
General ?horm^n'e - meUo ('committed
piracy and morder?, anti were '' punished
with death. Do yon want our lundi
That Cannot be. JDo you want inter
course with os? That cannot be,
either." As the party had no creden?
tials, or authority to treat, neithei
Minister Low nor Admiral Bogers paie
any attention to the communication.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-William O
Stone, a reporter ? -,of tho.". Aga, j : ?at
drowned. ' '. )~" ' J '.
New YOBK, Joly 24.-The ve rd ?ot o
the coroner's jury in the case of the rio
viotims is as follows: "We tied that tba*
parties caine to their .deaths, 9 a tho 12 tl
instant, by gunshot wound?, at tue hand
of some parties to us unknown." Tb
jury, having signed the verdict in forty
two oases, .were discharged.
WASHINGTON, July 2ilr-Tho Presiden
pardoned Beddin ? Brown, of Tenues
see, convicted of illicit distilling.
Probabilities-Easterly .winds, witl
cloudy weather, will probably continu
on then Atlantic* coast .until Tuesda;
morning, - and- tho area of Souther!
winds, with't h Neatening weather, exton
to New York by Tuesday night.' BriB
winda from.the South are probable fe
to-night on Lakes Miobigan and Supt
rior. Local winds are - probable fror
Northern Illinois to. Mississippi: '' '' I -
J. H. Ohrisiy^ol'Athens. Ga., wai e:
amin?d to-day by tbe Kn Klux Commi
tee. Ha . testified, in substance, that b
knew of no'Kn Kl bx organisation in h
District, or ??y part of the'Stato. I
l-.v ?Kn innnimm na ... U ^ (?/.S
ties he hud of knowing 'anything abbi
it, he stated ho had been twibe elected 1
Congress frpm that District, and us null
attended thu courte of the Western'Ci
onit, aa well as a portion of thoSe of tl
Northern Circuit. In response to ints
rogatorios, ho stated, that he believe
that he was: personally ; acquainted wil
the' people generally, No more orin
waa committed now than before the wt
ia.bis section of the Sta^e. ' Ho admitU
that there had been some violations
law by disguised parties, fdr the pnrpo
of prinjshiog persons for living togeth
in adultery- and. fornication, theft, *&
It was tho general opinion in the coi
m uni ty that people took the law into Un
o wu hands beau us ti eo ni any 5 erimiat
had been pardoned by the Governc
Another circumstance .which gave ri
tp^hie.inany-ox??geia?jpoq\w referen
to the so-called Ku .Klux, was the To
that miDchiovous young mon, for pi
poses of amusement, sometimes wrn
ped themselves in shcetB, and Soared t
eiiperstitioua negroes; some of; wht
affectedIJW bfeliove theywbr? gtiosts
decoasQd. Confederate poldiora. Sove
negroes bad ^disguised 'themselves, a
whipped a white-mah' io Clark Coan'
and thero had-beon but little said abc
it. Another party of"disguised negri
had attempted to murder a white man
Hancock County, badi been: con viol
aud sentenced,-.?bub subsequently p
doned' by tbe:N3bver.oor. The witn
expressed the j opinion that Alf. Rh
ardoon had:not been attacked on ? I
litical grounds, and that nb negroes ?
been intimidated from voting tbe 1
publican ticket; but Some had proba'
been prevented by th reu ta bro m vot
the Democratic tioket. . Tho whole te
J of hi? testimony waa to . the: effect t
lie b.eliovua t;ber'?.-was1 no regular ergo
zat??n iu(.Georgia for the purpose
violating the.daws. The .examin?t
was long and ??tedious, but the above
the1 leadihg facts elicited. '
CusrI?.?(S;:Eoglisb has bean appoia
oolleator 01 the port of Georgetown:
P. Starkweather, collector of custo
St. Mark's, Florida.
Naval Paymaster Richard Washing
bas been restored to duty.
Cn A HL KS TON, Joly 24.-Arrive
Steamship Virginia, Philadelphia; 1
W.; H. Quark?, New, .York; achoot
Walton, philadelphia; M. il. Hote, ]
ton ; My rover, New York. .
/f hp-emp|oyeBs7~pf the Alabama
GhaUimoh'jfa- Road haying seized
rdhd between YorkStati?n and Merid
Miss, inaiH g<i tia Montgomery, Mo
abd Now Orleans to)Jackson, Miss,
section in tho lia6da of the not?
^ruy^tw?rity-fivo. miles. There is nc
lay bf mails', through Te^as/L?"-'^
?rka^aas'?ttd Alabama, temporary
traut sdi a vi II g lio un made fojservice ti
January tt,. Meanwhile, new prop(
will bp invited lor those Statua d?le
liy*straw bids Homoimpottai.il 1
ajad stage lines.- / \ ' "
Thtj.a^sthining Bostou people hav
sorted to'lea punch. They mnko it
"ono bottle of champagne, ono of v
key, ono of rum? two of alarut, a lei
aud a table spoon-full of black tea."
Tho population of London is 3.?
002-more than twelvo of the prin
cities iii Amoriuu, including New V.
j Philadelphia and Baltimore.
' *Nxw YOBK, July 23.-Tho cotton
moyjcun.ont "^(jwp.a: jarjja lallio? . off ju,
tho receipts, and a considerable increase
in the exports... Receipt? at all tho porta
10,661 bales, against 15,386 last week,
18,408 for the.previous ?eek, und 18,107
three weeks since. Total receipts since
Huntamho; ? OM TOg I ??1-1 . ^jj;;;*
2,843,084 for the -corresponding period
in the prov i ou a year, shotting an increase
ot 1,113,714 bales in favor of the pre?
sent season. '. Es'porrs from all the ports
for the week- 10.271 bolea, against 12,712
(br the ?ame week last tear. ?j Tptal cx
ipertfi for tho expired toetlion of tho cot?
ton year 3,095,647 hales, against 2,169,
899 for the same time laat year. Stock .
?ab e.lb the ports ^00,819ribab-B, against
123,084 for the* si na '>im?%] last )y ear.
Stocks fi? interior towns'10,216 baloa,
Against 26,326 last year. Stock in Liv?
erpool 660,009 balea, ,/tga?^fc 607,00)
! Ima* yoar. : American ' afloat for Great
Britain 80,000.bules, egaiust .02,000 last
?ear. -Indian afloat for! Europe 575,385
ales, against -414,000 last year. At the
iSoatb, daring the week, more raia bas
? fallen, but it was needed in ra a ny sec?
tions.
i PAJIIB, July 2? -Rentes55X 82o.
LONDON, July 24-Noon.-Consols
93J?- Bonds 92#.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened steady-uplands 9)6; Orleans
LONDON July 24-Evening.-^-Consols
93^. Bonds 92%.
LrvKBPooii, July 24-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed quiet and steady.
NEW YOHK, July 24-Noon.-Flour
and wheat; doll. Oom steady. Pork
! steady, at 14 62. Cotton dull aud. >?a
lower-uplands 20% ; Orleans 21M ; sales
12,000 bales. Freights steady. Hr oeks
steady and prices bettor thou at the
opening. Governments dull and heavy.
State bonds dull bnt steady. Money
easy, at 3. Gold steady, at 11%. Ex?
change-loug 10}?; short 105?.
7 P. M.-Cotton quiet ana low grades
steady; sales 1,907 bales-uplands 20%.
Flour quiet and heavy-common, to fair
extra 5.10(5)8.40; good to choice 6 45@
9.00. Whiskey aotiv?, at 96. Wheat
10. better and in fair export demand
new and old winter red and amber West?
ern 1.38@1.45? amber Southern 1.30(5)
143. Corn, active, at 68(5)69. Rice a
shade easier, at 8@8%. Pork.. 14.50?
14.62. Beef dall. Lard heavy-kettle
11. Freights a shade firmer. Money
2(5)3. Exchange closed firmer, ut 10>?.
Gold 12^. ''Governments steady. States
very dull. 'Tennessees 72; new 72L?.
Virginias 65; new 70%. Louisianas 66;
new 62; levees 72;.8s 84. Alabamas 8s;
5s 68. Georgias 83}^;. 7s 93J^. North
Carolinas 44; new 26|?.' South Carolinas
72^ew 67. - \ ,
. LomsvrrjuE, July 24.,-Flour steady.
Corn-sack 70. Provisions "quiet. Mess
pork 15.5U. Shoulders G%; aides 8>?(H)
9. . Lardl0X@ll>i. Whiskey 92.
ST. LODIB, July 24.-Flour firm. Corn
dull-sacks 55. ' Whiskey .83. Pork
lower, ot ,14.50(5)1.5.00. Bacon-shoul?
ders 7; olear eidea 8>?. .
CINCINNATI, Joly 24.-Flour unsettled.
Oorn heavy; at 54(5)55; receipts depress
market. Pork nominal. Lard 10J?.
Bacon-un advance asked but not esta?
blished; shoulders 6W; clear sides 8
Whiskey .92.
V:\:BOSXON, July 24.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 21&@21^; receipts 710 bales;
sales; Bale? 205; stock 6,000.
' CHAfeiEkroNi J(ily34,-Qotton quiet
middling 19,'<?; receipts 10 bales; sales
50; stock 319.
NORFOLK, Jnly 24 -Cotton quiet-low
middliug 19; reorpts .110 halos; sales 30;
etook 824?, ,!)>;> ij p,
AUGUSTA. Ju bj 24.-Cotton market
dull, ab 18^4 .-fur: Liverpool middling;
sales 10 bales; receipts 10.
SAVANNAH, July 24.-Cotton . in no
demaud-middliug receipts
283 bales;'sales 25; stock 6.068.
WILMINGTON, July 24.-Cotton firm
middling 10>?; receipts110 bales; stock
8?l '
NEW ORLEANS, July 2^.-Cotton dull
and uominal-middliug 29%(<i)20,l? ; re?
ceipts 954 bales; sales 1,400; stook
46.352. Flour scarce for high grades
Huper 4.75; double 6 00; treble 6 62(3
7 00. COM in fair demand-mixed 72(a)
72^; while 78. Pork dull-offering at
15.75. Bacon scarce and firmer, ut 7yA\
rib 9^(5)9;^; sides 10. Lard Urm-keg
11) ^(0)11%. Sugar ia good domand
common M%\ primo to choice 12,)y(5)
12) .<. Whiskey 95(5)1.05. Coffee dull,
at 13^@15%.
. BALTIMORE, July 24.-Flour-high
grades declined 25c; others nuohnnged
bat weak. Wheat dull and lower. Corn
-white soiuco and quiet, at 70(5)82; yel?
low steady, ut 72(2)74. Pork steady, at
15 50. Baeun firmer-shoulders 7).<.
Whinkey 98. , Cotton quiet and firm
middling 20|?; receipts 105 huies; sales
I 85; stock 950.
I 'MOBILE, July 24.-Cotton dull and
j nominal-middliug 19J.?; receipts 173
I bales; salen 50;-stock 8,453.
.Diamond' and 'Orange' Brand Hams.
jf/V TIE HOES or th?-'} "incomparables"
J?V_/ laat to baud and .. ,r Bale by
yJttpo,i7_O. nVMMIfnt.
Honso and Lot for bale.
MI AM now offering at private salo that
No. 1 FAMILY ItKSIDENCE AND LOT,
uow occupied by i;ev. W. D. Thomas.
I Thia ia well known to ho ono. of tho miiit
i desirable residences in the city-on ono ot the
bichea! pnintB. HOIUMI lian six lai-?u and
comfort able rooniu, with fl re-places in each
I ronni,
I Kitchon attached lo tho honso.
(?oed Servants' accommodation.
1 Vino Well and Cistern.
I fciUpurior Ourdell Spot. ' ?
beaut ?lul Lawn iii front of resi'lence, etnu
1 ded with noblu old oak trees. Tho Lot eon
laius-ucros of ground.
Snob an opportunity for BI eui ?IIR a dolt?ht
I fol bomri Holilom occurs.
For terms, Ac, apply to
: JULIUS C. SMITH.
Auctioneer and Cbmruiueiuii Merchant, Oreon
ville, S. (J. Jnl> 2? i?
Roll ne d Oil.
COT TON SEED llEFIN I- D Olly, by the pal?
lon or barrel. Alao, in glausi. pints and
I quarts. For salo low. 1 ' Ki IIOI'E.
Suitable for al) kinda ot baiter; iii ibo light ont,
sweetest, whitott, cheapest, powder* in tba.
eily. The time eavod by tho nee of this pow?
der, together with Us absolute c-rtaiuty to
maka.sweet and light bread, bincultc, cakes of
any k|n4?_ padding!,^ dnmphrigbf.
curo-un>??. QIC., ion??i tm ? m??? ?????u.iCi?.
nnd'd?>8?t-MbIo article fdr good bouso-koopera.
Freparcd and f r salo only by
July 25 j E. H. HEINlTBH,T?rOKgi<t.
SEND TUB, OLAD TIUIBOH ABttOA?I
CHILLS AND SEVER CUBED !
Heinitsb's Great Medicine,
miwjk OI?LI. otmE,
A POSITIVE OUSE I
d END all tho incurable oaaea. Ono bottle
?3 io ail that need ho tak?n. Bauiub. pain!
Banish saffvHnnl To the afflicted,this ia.tid?
ings ef?gftoatjay.; ' J' '"y-Y .
I havo boen eared. J. A. Dans.
I h&Yo.botm cured. ' C. It. TUQK.AU.
I hoyp beau eared. ' J A. Bidcsjis.
I hay p.boon cared. J. H. DIBBJUKB,
I h ?rp "been oared. D. Wane.
I litvo been cured. i M- O. LoOAN.
All can bo cored hy calling on H?INIT8H
i and got a bottlo <>t thia great medicine. Pre
j pared only by E. tl. HKINITSH,
At hia Drug Store, opposite PatiNix uDQco.
j Joly 25 j_
j Take Notice.
HAVING resigned the ?f&pe of Trial Jus?
tice, all persona who' have placed in my
I poasosaion papera for collection and suit, will
jilease call an.d re?oive iirnn on or before tho
I Slat July, 1871, after which dato tho booka
?and papera relating to said office will bo
turned over to L>. li. Miller, Esq., Clerk of
Court for Richland County.
July23mtnf3 A L. SOLOMON.
Salada Dental Society,
WILL meet in Gr?envillfl, H C., at half
pAat 8 O'Clock P. M.. AUGUHT 1, 1871.
Deutiata gent-rally are invited to alt end. Ar?
rangements will be made for the usual reduc?
tion in railroad sud hotel ratee.
N. SIMS. President.
J. It. TnoMPioy. Sec'y. Julv 16 14
^TJRNIP SEED
ci H
&a AT . H
I i E, JACKSON'S. ??
ce ". ?21
tel 4Y? PS
H P
Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
(FOUMEfti?V' W?t.SOK'S.)
55 AfnVa West bf 1 Charlotte, JV. C.
THE subscribers,' bav'ing associated them
aelveu in thu mau age men t nf thcae
Springs, would announce tu their iriendB and I
t?e public that the Hottao ia now open for tho
reception uf visitors.
To thuse who have tested the virtues of |
th> so extraordinary waters. it is deemed on
necessary to Hay anything by way of com?
mendation, but lo othera they confidently aa
aure nnn.-f.LctHOI if thi-y will make trial of the
bealing properties of' tho WM.Urti fur univ
short umo.
Wo pledge on;Holves to spare neither pains
nor expolias iu order to moder all who may
favor na with a call sa eorufortablo na poatd
ble. In prospect of an abundanou of aupplies,
wu havo adopted tho folhiwiog milo of
Ii EV UCB? UH A li 0- E?:
If ovor 10 days at..I. ."fa 50 pvr day.
If uot over 10 dare,.1 75 "
Single day. .?.1 60
Children botwoen the ages of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reaaonatdo term?,"
It ia expected that tho Western Divinion of |
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and :Hhtherloid
Railroad will bo completed to within a mile
or Ino of the Spring.1 at an early dav.
J J BLACKWOOD,
Juno 4 Jf_ _lt. M. (SK t'BH.
NEW GOODS
AT.
C. F. JACKSON'S.
NKW styles nf Pill STA.
New styles of Aprons, white ?iud buff.
Children's White Monsul Nh.ascii;*
Children's Buff Linen Itlousi ri.
Ladies* Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices._ Jane B
FIRE INSURANCE
George Huggins* Agency,
Established in Columbia, S. C., A. D. 1849.
rilHK following companies havo complied
A ?iib the laws nf tho Mate of South <'afb
lina, mid have lieen dilly l|eejir ed hy iheCnmp
t roller-General of the Slate, mid ny city nf
Columbia, tor thij present j ear representing n
CAPITAL. OF OVEK 9^0.000.000.
.Etna Fire Imuiranco Company,of Hartford,
Connecticut.
Imperial Pire luttirance Company, of Lon?
don.
Union Fifo' lOhuruuce Company, of Sai
Fraueifc.), California /
I'hroiiix l-'iro lnaurunt.1 Company, of Ne
York.
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, bl Hart?
ford, Connecticut. /
Mimli;,MIMI Fire. Insurance Company of Ne
York. ?LCOUOK IlUGOlNK, ,\|?rnt.
O Ai co ut Slr Dnfllo'a new bookstore, "ppi
fjitii the Columbia lintel. May 20 Unio
North Carolina Com Whiskey.
K/\ B?'?UBLH of superior quain v for sale
f31 r hy hw barrel. .. JR. HlH'B.
Cheap Fertilizer.
A t\ TONS COTTON -EED M KAL. Excel.
Htyt lent for nptiiiire. KDWAltD HGPK.
Tho Georg.* Gin
rilllIS i- (he third at'Bs ?iiw?i havus-dd ihc-o
X (HNS, and havo never had a "ingle eom
phiint. We offi-r them with relifcwml eonll
dence, ?it moilei'.ito priers and n^Hoiiahie
tirms. LOIttCK .V LOWHANOit, Air ta.,
July 1:1 Umo , Columbia ?<. (h
Spring* Water Ice.
"TiTY Iee Maehiiin M ii 'W in complete order,
ivJL And i nn lurnioh ICE tn rit> un.) e .nu?
lly Tiiia Ionia trozan at a low tomper.iluie,
sud will melt voiy little liv iraiiapn-tatioii
Price, ono doll.ir'per one hninbetl jimiiids;
lear? qnentity, one mid a h ill cents per pduiid,
Hnndav open from 7 to 10 A. M.
July a' J C HKRttK.UH v
Free Soup o ? ery ?Uy? at 11 o'elouk, at . Foi
I ecu's.
6?vw??jj? AuuvB^r 'travus
/??lTTl? SAD3MJV
thus- i/on'i,1W^i?'xIini?H .:
3 0 W Mm wm?,
AT
. fol
... >. ?, j
FHEPAItAIOlrYto-r emanating om ?torea,
ito wUl^qWJtjE ITO?Jth?. preaont stock
Ibes,"
And Will open on -t?OHDAY a new atock o?
. Together with other
Dr es? Gooda and Linen Goods,
- For LA DI RB and HEN'S WEAH.
ST Wo ?eh only STABDABD males of Gooda,
en tbat (HIEAT BAUGAINt? may ba expected
and wUl be giren. W. D. 'LOVE,
Joly 2 ._B. B. MoOBEEBY.
F-dESH'
TURNIP SEED!
JJUTA BAG A,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
For salo by W. O. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
July 20 gmo Opposite Columbia Hotel.
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Camden Street, Columbia, B. C. v
^ THB next term of my BQH0OL
?flSk\ w>h begin on MONDAY, September
and continue forty-onS woeka,
VxflHaBS|rill end of Juno, 1872. (with ono
jHJafi^week'* vacation at Ohriatmaa.)
atBvr divided ia two eqaal sessions of
twenty weeka each, terminating flrat sealion
on Friday, February 9. and accourt seaaion on
Friday. Jane 28. Papila will be charged only
from tho time of ontranoe to the end of the
session. It ia highly important that all
should be present at the opening of the
School, as they can then be classed to the
best advantage. As I do not d?sire HO crowded
? school as I had daring a part' of the last
term, tho number will bo limited strictly to
ti i ty in both Departments- Primary and
Academical. ApplioatlODS Will b? ??Cnived at
once; and preference given to tboae who
engage for tho whole term. Monthly pay?
ment* required. Parents aro again reminded
that this regulation does, not give them the
right, (aa some would claim,) to withdraw
their children from school at any time that
may suit their convenience, before tho end of
the suasion.
Turista pun SESSION or TWENTY WBKKS.
For Euglish.from.IS to $25
For tduma aa L'iauo, throe leesons a
week. $?p
Lathi, French, German, each.' $10
. . : - . - W? .MULLER. S
Corner Camden and Pfckena streets.
, Joly lg . ? - , . .. (Tto5.
FRESH ANS OOOt. 1
open this day a fresh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Direct from first hands. Having n?/ojg stock
to work off,, wo show.now and fresh,,Goods, at
li .?fi ..>...> ..'?..?>.., i
Bull Times Prices.
Wo ask especial attention and examination
of oar low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Itememher, the onty place in tho city to pro
euro i lieue dosirahle goodH is at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
June )4
For 8ale,
?3 f?i\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barn well,
0?\J\f\J on the Ltlisto.
750 ACl.EH in Kershaw-,n lots to snit.
ts nw Mill and 2 OOO norm of Land in ^oxing
ton, >m North Edisto. $.7,000.
2,500 neron Wut creo Hot toni Land, 12 pr acre
2 500 acres creek bottom and pine Land, at
f2 per acre. 1 House lu this city, f5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, uoar the
city-f8 500. Apply to JOHN 11AUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
"READ TH?S!
"y^TE tako pleasuro iu calling tho special j
attention of tho trade to our large and woll
selucted stock of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
mn m Min
Which we are selling at
MA N UFA OT URE li'S FRICKS.
(Jivti us a cull, and examine ht fore y w buy
J. H. & M. L. KINAtlD.
Ma_y2C_
''TA flu? summer tonic is HatlloTs Hitters
can hu hail at POLLOCK'S.
s ??^Qju^r? o% Mortgage. f v
"|3fY virtue of tbeidwer, duly conferrea ?poh
JL> the OitUens' Savfbge Bank, of Oolumbi?,
by Ita? Columbia Oil CnmpiBj, to fbfeolMV
tho mortgage of tho ??id Columbia Oft Com- !
after described, for the purpose at satisfytag
their debt; tho said mortgage ia hereby ?o
clared to ho fbrocloaed, acd Ibo said Col?m- '
bia Oil Company forever barred of all daim.,
or. edalty o? redemption ib the premieea; abd
undertbe same .bower aa aforesaid, the ?nV.
deigned win Boil, at pttbUe, frtielion? h>fara,
tho Court Houao, at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in August next: ,r
I All that certain lot of LAND, situate
or Richland, and 8tate of Boulh CaiolW
co?aietioK of ono square int Gaid. city, con?
taining: four acron oj\MXQ mom ? or lesa J sad.
bounded by Wheat. Bice, Lincoln and.Gada-..
den ?tr?erts, with a?Llhe.bu?ldlngd anil ?rep-'
tiona on aaid lot of : uria, now &?4%?$nV
p?F^oors of an O il ?ful? and .'ill iholingliiiai
Oil Treason and machinery of tans hind nfeat+ :
sogar. J* and *poo ?ah? Pre^sea^Tsrgj?,
President Ol H rene' Savings Dank of' South ?
Oarolinq. . ? '_i ?iJnrygf>???
- Sale o? y^uable If?E^Sij
SBT order of tba Sbperic^;'OpB>kJrT,Tdil ,
?ell at the Oourt-'Ho?ao door lu. SWt?a-? '
Tillo, North'Carolin?, on WKDNIUTOATT,
16tb day of Augnat noxt,. 1.70Q ACBEB Off)
South ' ef? tateivtlltB^^
lotta and about 6 e?te?'WesS bf thb'AUi&t?b.3 '
To n oe MOO and Obi? Railroad. Tba lah* w?i I
be Bpld in lota ai follows: ' . , .
No. t; ?on ta ming 488 acres, moro or lens1, ba
which Dr..W. Byawnowlivea.' ..'r.-i.vpjrf on ;
No. fl, cuterning 238 aereo. >moro OD losa,
adjojnipg Lota Koa, 1-, 8? A and 6. i ? ........
No. 3*. containing 284 scree, adjoining; Koa.
1,2 and 4. .HftfflW-i
No. 4, containing 285 aeres, adjolnina-jNpi.
2, S,'5ando., in ^ ...
No. 5, containing 200 aerea, more or dee's;
adjoining ?os. 4- And ?. '1 Hi5* >*5'r'f;
No. 0, containing 400 acroa, on wBiflh' Gol
A. B. Brown dow tivee, adjoining Npaj Ji,' ;A
ando. , ?i .,.,,.,.[,
On thew lands are targe bodied of 'Uh?
Rivet-and Creek Bot toma and a sro fad d?t
quantity of Woodland on each tract. Qo/S?.
400 acre tract there is a good; Mill Kou?e, ari 1
Water Power^J^dDweuirigand othor*mttl
ings. Good Water on each tract. pin&flll v.* i
ThoBO lauds are puaccptit-A--- =f
state, of cultivation, the urAanda h??5? >
good ola'y BuhBoil, and will* produce Qqetw, '
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and the other ibftinr.
?nd?rasa cropa; ssd ,axa sold as tba laad?be?
longing to the catato of tho late Jamea 8.
Byars, for aaaeta. _ . ii
.^TxnMfl-One-half .in oix months; the bt<- .
ll ance in twolvo mouthe with, ba tercet from day
of aalo. The puToh?ser^'ay pay one-third op
thewholo of bia bid'snji t??jq alter the ?&l0 ifc'
confirmed. Bornl fritfi Approved O?sarity wilj:
be reqttixod tor thb-phrchoao rnonoy. Thar
title wp b?! tet?J3o?r untfl full payment is
made. 1 * :i i '.V^*-^ '?' ,; 1 tu
Jt?eraono niehfnh/?^eo tho laudo will ph>ae&
St^WSlaiMteaay^.
Aeminlsljratprdoopn?on??iof Jardea S-fcrjars..
^Urpe^^';^ ^'^.\rxr-^\ ;. f'. T? {jj
<??fenttiyn&uin unmifli
Dealers and Those in W&tii
j ,: . ? . < I .t'i'i,T'
OF
D B I? ^ O O D.S .
. . '~~ '. ' , -.V IT)
\^k,Aay.o now in atora a foll lt? J of the
newell and most.' ' t">:rv'
I . -noWM
.TT.?: - i-'. ... ' ' ?'; : ?????*>:
9?H?r???
Of-dffnic^?*;"."FreAob Jvn'cl BngliaW.mianji^
t iir^.wMcti Va^^ t?'ipjii
&a fow;if w t l?a^^cy^.than aqyndfite
in Colnrt^i^>,.bnjtug' Ont./Goode frcrUr?t
largeat and raA?t _cejehcated .o?taUJiah^???nia
in the tin i tod Spaltes.. And aa W?' dealr^tc
plcaWsll, woiisvs now in our house th'q" - J .,
.ni . r ? ' ; . ni*r>j i;iiVI
BEST ?
OM) ?F
EVEEY CLASS OF GOODS,
From tba lojrest^to 'thehlgho?t, ?Od we feel
confiduat '?iaVall thoae favosuK na with an
order fro?b ?''dist aneo will be.-pleas?ii and
O? H O U Bv
..IS . i;.-'-'.*'
THE ONE v
In thia city to deal with.
We will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, full lines of samples of those kind hf
Ooods desired and spp?ined .by .oar mebqi
and customers. AH orders accompanied ^by
cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered lu
any par? of tho State free of freight charges?
Those unaccompanied, w?l ho sent O. O^Di
W6 respectfully solicit orders, which will
receive tho prompt and personal attention.0*
one of tim firm. Our prices being Ibw^Ws
think we can render satisfaction to alb'
u?'u trial.
J. H. & M. L. KINARD,
May 3 COLOMIIIA. ff. O. \
Imported Ale^and Perter.
OK CA?KH- Fiuts-beat brands.* in btw.
?2 O and for aalo GF.O. SYMMEHS.