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; NOON ii DESPATCHES^
TH?. ^Kpr?i? ^B??r]r;y^~pA3*Aii W?DLjj??
D IT Y-A TOWN DESTROY BD AND DESERTED,
PARIS, Joly '27:-Tlie Dabais censares
tbe Government for Biding with tho mi?
nority of tho Assembly, and doman els
ohang?? ia the ministry. . It is reported
that Thiers has induced hin colleague in
tho Government to roamin in office.'
The rumored reported adjournment of
oourta-murtiiil for tho trial of Commuu
iats is open for the. .purpose of paving
the way for a geuoral amnesty. The As
sembly has postpouedtill thu 4th of Au?
gust tho question of distributing among
all departments of'France loss of pro?
perty and material occasioned .by the
German invasion,
ROMB, July 27.-Tho JVIaranite arid
Malachite ,. Pfttr??r^hj?,' tri? Malachite
Archbishops.' of Aleppo, and thirteen
Hungarian Archbishops, have forwarded
to Borne their Bubmiesion to the dogme
of infallibility.
LONDON,' July 27.-Goodwood cup;
Shannon, first; Fanorens, second; Mor
timer,, third. Odds against Shannoc
heavy.
LONDON, July 28.-Cacmaguin, of th?
Philippine Islands, hus been abandonee
by its 26,000 inhabitants. The earth
quake sinking the land, engulphed 15?
persons: ,fl Thia was followed by the vol
anno tiring the woods. Oarmaguin pro
duoed. one-tenth . pf. the 'whole manilo
hemp crop..
PABIS, July 28.-The Journal de Pari
says Favre is no longer Ministor o
Foreign Affaira.
MADRID, July 23.- The .new ministr;
has resolved to put down' the Coban in
surrection,- regardless of the sacrifice o
life and money.
A.m???con liucinucucc.
NOON DESPATCHES.
GRAIN SHIPMENTS-AMADOR TRODDLES
OOV. HOFFMAN ' DENOUNCED-EXTENSIV
HAID STORM-ABSISTANCH TO TH
CUBANS--TA,Ll AFERRO, THE SD KLU
WTTN?aS-N ADUO W OAUGH-R AILROA
1'UROHAfi?- NEW COTTON IN NEW YORK
LOUISIANA POLITICS, AO., AO.
C?ay?nAND', ?fuiy 27.- The s.tocl
holders'of, the Lake Shore Railroad, tc
day,>qted ?523,814,012 to 86>? forth
issue of $15,000,000 of new stock, whio
raised theTJake Shore capital to 950,000
ooo. j: ,, .
NEW YORK, July 27.-Shipments t
grain to Europa tu sailing vessels, froi
January to July,'were 14,000,000 bushel
The druggists of this pity, haye- bel
an indignation emoting, and . prote
against tho appointment of a board <
examinerai ' ' ,:
SAI?T'XIAKB p?Jrji J?ly :27.^3mnll-pc
? is pr?valent here/ '.Every precaution hi
been taken to prevent a spread of tl
contagion. Tbo-ic4th of July, the aun
vere?ry the etftry of the piohoars in
this valley, was celebrated throughoi
the.TemiOry.
SAN.FRANO?SOO, Joly 27.-The Bno
oyo abaft of - the Amador mino was s
ou' lire by the men? of tho Minei
League, ami. extensive damage is antic
patpd. -The. Keystone Mine at Sett
Creek has suspended work for want \
water. - , Tho strikers are threatenii
vongoanco on mine owners and offioei
and more trouble is feared.
JAOKB?N,'Miss., July 28.-Tho Mnoi
Beacon^ published at tin? home of Tali
f?rr?j wno'recently testified before t
Outrage Commit tee. says of. him: "T
aforesaid Taliaferro is not a planter nc
this town, and was not a Genfedon
Captain, either. ' Wo can say, howev<
that he was arrested .here for stealing
mule, atid. has- several standing joe
against him in tho way of unpaid i
counts, "j Vu'V
NEW YOBK, July 28.-A large meeti
. was held to-day, which bitterly t
nonnced Governor Hoffman, and
solved to elect the policeman, dismiss
for disobedience of orders on the 12
to some office.
Domingo Baez, indicted for vtolati
the neutrality laws, in furnishing "i
and comfort to the Cubans, has been
leased.
A Mont real despatch pays it is defin?
ly ascertained that the Cuban Junto
New York , for Borne weeks baa bi
actively enlisting men, to form a port
of ap expedition of about 7,000,. wh
is expected to sail, for Cuba in twe
three weeks, The - commander of
Canadian contingent is Mai. Robina
of the prince.! pf Wales Rifles, engoj
in the Red River expedition last yt
and wan very activo and efficient, '
regiment which Maj. Robinson : is
command will number .about 1,1
Nearly 700 are,enlisted,"and a portioi
them , sent -to the States where eev
rendezvous bayo been 'made along
ooast; Sotde1 of the men . aro- in P
land, but tho majori ty are near Now ?
oity. It ie,generally supposed the t
will assemble near Baruegat-, and
bark or go direct from Now York e
taking a pleasure boat, seemingly fe
fishing ? exonrsion, and being met
steamer? outside. Several thons
stand of - arms-principally tho al
Sn y dor Rifle- hav? quietly been pei
across tho border, and as is Buppaso*
the officers, safely shipped by thia ti
Tho men receive $1U0 bonnty.
LOUISVILLE, ; 'July 28.-Negotiat
ara pending whioh will give the Pent
vania Central Road ? controlling inte
in the Ohio Bridge at Louisville. .
CHICAGO, July 28.-818,000 worll
wiudow glass was broken by the hail
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, July 28,-H. W. Gu
of North Carolina,,was examined
day. i He said tho failure bf convie
and tho immediate pardon of rn;
oo tn polled ?he people to orgai
Guion, who was an officer of a rai!
company, had bonds of the State'
deiod his road at a shaVo'of ten
cent.
Tho President has appointed, cora
r.ioners-to examino the first twenty i
of tho SoiUhern Pacific Railroad in
fornia.
Probabilities-TbreatMg^flSISnffi
iwoatber will probably extendto-hightJ
Eastwardjtc-fMiolrigan an?Tia^tefnjTea-ri
3oas oo. st oe Banfe is probable-Sor Si t af -i
ay ia the interior of the Southern, abd I
Gulf States, and pleasant weather for
New England.
BRENHAM, TBXA.84.-July 28.-Henry.
Miller, colored, tho murdererjpf pahoyte,
io April last, Who waa eo?v?bt?d by a
oolorod jury, was hung et 1 o'clock, to?
day, in this city. 5,000 persons " wit?
nessed the execution : \r< . | f
SAN FBANGISOO, July 28p"-Negotiations
recently,in progrese hero definitely ter-,
minuted in tue purchase, T>y the'Centr?t
Pacific Railroad Company, of the Cali
furnia Pacifie Railroad line, between
Valigo abd Sacramento.
"NKW YOBS, July 28.-The first, balo of
new crop Texas cotton ?08 sold at ?no?
tion, to-day, in front of the Exchange,
at forty-three cents.
LOUISVILLE, Joly 28.-The proposed
change of gauge of the Louisville and
Cincinnati Short Line Road is postponed
till August 13. The narrow gauge roll?
ing stock could hot be got from tho East
sooner. The road will, when the change
is made, conform to the gouge of North?
ern connections, making a through line
from Louisville to- the Eastern cities
without change bf ears for freight or
passengers.
Nsw OBLBANS, July.28.-The eleotion
I of delegates to the Republican State
Convention, which meets here on the
-9th of August, is progressing throughout
I the parishes. Lively encounters occur
between tho Dunn and Warmouth fao
< tions. It is indicated that a bitler strug
I gie will be had over the nominations.
. A meeting to-night at the Mechanics'
Institute will endorse Governor War
mouth and his administration of the
State government. Disorders are ex?
pected.
.' Custom house officials assert that re?
ceipts during the last month'were greater
than any preceding June for ten years;
I while expenses are two per oent. less.
Sampson Bidwolph Robinson, in?
structor io book-keeping and librarian
of the Louisiana State University, is
dead.
TBEATED BADLY -fey. -HIS BBOTHEB.
The following soene occurred at a wed?
ding recently, not 1,000 miles from this
city.- The bridegroom Was twenty years
of age and the bride fifteen. Tho.happy
groom had o -^younger brother, 'about
sixteen years of age, present nt the wed?
ding. Tho ceremony commenced, and
just as the minister asked if any one
prescht knew cause why tho couple be?
fore him should not be joined together,
young Bud commenced to. weep loudly
end violently. The man of God paused,
the young bride prospective blushed and
trembled with embarrassment, the bride?
groom turned palo and looked con faned,
the assembled party were consternation
struck, and .tho. father of tho wecpiug
boy seized him and demanded the cause
of his strange conduct. Amid sobs and
tears and divers shakes, he bl ur ted out,
"Brother has treated mo badly. She
ought to haye, been mine; I loved her
first, and she loved mo before she did
him." The old "parient" jorked tho
weeping, heart-broken boy ont of tho
room, threatening hickories by tho
dozen; whilst, after some time in
restonngoquilibri um, the ceremony went
on. "
TUE AMAZONS.-An English surgonn
in the servioe of the Commune writes re?
specting its last hours as follows:
"Just os the Nationals were retreating,
a battalion of women came np the street
at a trot, and, with cries of ' Vive la Com?
mune,* began firing. They were armed
with the Snyder rifle, aud fired admira?
bly. Many pretty looking girls were
there, destined, no doubt, for fur better
things .than killing men. They fought
like devils, far better than the men, and
I had the pain of seeing fifty-two shot
down' even when they had boon snr
rouuded by the troops and disarmed. I
saw about sixty men shot al tho same
place ns the women, at tho same time."
.-i-i-^> ? - ?
, .John H. Salmon, Of Albemarle Coun?
ty, Va., who WHS ' convicted in that
County, about a year ago, of tho m urdir
of his mother and brother, and sen?
tenced to bo hung, was discharged last
week under very peculiar cir JU instances.
It seems that a writ of error hud boon
awarded the prisoner by the judge of the
circuit court, and a new trial granted.
The case was then erroneously retained
io. tho cirouit eon rt .for trial, and was
hold over for six months, and then,
when too late, was remauded to the
County court, where the prisoner, by
the notion of the circuit court in hold?
ing the case for six months, was deprived
of his right of 'trial; In this dilemma,
the prisoner's' counsel olaimed his'dis?
charge, and it wis granted.
A colored State Senator in Texas, a
Republican of conreo, has recently made
several quaint but very sonoible speeches
tb his constituents. .. He don't like car?
pet-baggers. "We tOok them op," he
says, "bob-tailod'coat, tight pants, little
gcld-beaded cane tod all, and we have
fed them long enough out of our own
ohicken pie." . '.'.These little fellows," be
added; "are too small to plow and too
weak tc breed"-r-a moy plantation illus?
tration - This is thought by tho. Newark
(New Jersey) Advertiser-to prove some
thin g ?ns-1 rr; thn independence'of the
uTackfottK-'*- 1 '' '
, , U iT.T ? m i ?
A pb1 ot - ofiTof? bas been established on
tho Gqudeysvillo route.from this place,
nuder tim name of Skull Shoals post of
1'ide, and A. A. SarrutJt appointed post
hilt ?t?r.r^ Union Tithes.'* i +('JA
vVdrk onVHho Louisiana foygetftwill
???? .1 meneo immediately. A full foreo has
Ix in .organized, to fd-reugthuu them in
?itt?h 0 mao?ot as to prevent A repetition
of the Bonnet Otirrc catastrophe..
The all-rail route between Washing?
ton und Richmond--tho 'Alexandria aud
Fredericksbifrg Railroad-?3 being
pushed forward rapidly.
yfVf?y A^r^?^og^. Bumble to bor
daugoterV you muet have something
iafip-Tfid ya? Yftt Ahe oafl|a|fe.r* fflsf ?B.'
[mentioned t h? r?qu est o? f?r*%jpi? o? to
jjUdr bean, ah ??hal ImmeOifke^obwplled
i with it.
' Connecticut has ordained that railway
oompauietrsliall Qt&st aJfencp aTopg the
lino ofr.the?f? roada^-wldck reminds the
stockholders of th? legfencn **Not asseut
for tributo, bat millions for def euee."
"Them soldiers must, be. SR awful dia
honest set, y ania an old lady; "for not a
night seems tb pass that some sentinel
isn't relieved of bis watch.,r, ..,.
FINAHOUI/AR?> ooMJiKueiAi..
... IiTVEitrooi?, Joly" 28-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened auiet but is now flat-uplands 0;
Orleans'934 ; Bales'of the week 78,001
bales; exports 8,000; sp?culation 15,000
stook 099,000, whereof American ia 380,
OOO; receipts of the week 96,000, o
which American is 29,000; actual oxpor
6,000.
PAMS, Joly 28.- Bullion lu tho Bani
of Franco has decreased nearly 25,000,
OOOf. daring the last week.
LONDON, July 28- Evening,- Consol
j 93%. Bonds 92%.
LIVERPOOL, July 28-Evening.-Cot
ton closed flut-uplands 9; Orleans 9 ?4
sales 8,000 bates; stock afloat 404,000, a
which American ia 89.000. M?nchente
advices leas favorable.
NEW YORK, July 28-Noon.-Flou
'steady. Wheat and corn dull. Por
dull and lower-13.80(a)14.00. Cotto
dull and nominal-middling upland
20J?; Orleans 20%; eales 650 balei
Freights firm. Stocks steady uud Urn
Governments steady und dull. Stat
bonds dull nud heavy. Money easy, 1
3. Gold steady, at 12. Eichauge
long 10>i; Bhort 10'?.
7 P. M.-Idle capital-plethora coi
tiuues in money. Sterling 9%. Gol
12@12>?. Governments steady. Tet
nes8ces steady; new youth Carob m
very weak; balance heavy. Teniiosse*
72^; uow 72>^. Virginia? 65; nc
72>v. Louisianas 65; new 62; levees 7
8s 84. Alabamas 99; 5s 67. Georgi
83; 7s 92. North Carolinas 42; ne
26>?. South Caroliuu8 72; new 543
Cotton dull and lower; Bales 3,021 bal
-uplands 2Q}.i. Flour in -fair demai
and firmer-common to fair extra 5 5th
0.60; good to choice 6.65@9.00. Whi
key 96. Wheat-spring l@2c. lowe
winter l@2o. higher; winter red ai
amber Western 1.88@1.46; amber S?ut
ern 1.38@1.44. Corn cloBed heavy ai
lower, at 77@78}?. Pork active b
lower, at 13 60(^18.75. Lard, du
Freights firmer.'.
LOUISVILLE, -July 28.-Proviuio
quiet, with small business and down wa
tendency. Whiskey-93. . r
ST. LOUTS, July 28.-Whiskey ?
Bacon dull and' drooping-shoulders ?
(S7. Pork ?4:.0p@U50. Decliuo
flour and grain mainly caused by ad vat
of freights. '
CINCINNATI, July 28 -Pork unscttl
and lower, at 13.75@14.C0. Lard 1
settled, at 9%. Bacon lower-should'
6}-.<; clear Bides By,; closing wot
Whiskey 92. "
BALTIMORE, July 28.-Flour fii
Wheat firmer. Corn-white steai
vellow 69(a}70. Pork very weak,
15.50. Shoulders 7%. Whi?koy 95
Cotton dull and nominal-midd!
20?4i receipts 124 bales; stock 895;
ceipts of tho week 711; sales 135.
CHARLESTON, July 28.-Cotton dui
middling 19; receipts255bales; sales
stock 3,'.39; receipts of tho week 2
suies 550.
MoiiiLB, July 28.-Cottou casie
middling 18??@19; receipts 109 ba
sales 150; stock 8,405; receipts of
week 677; Bales 300.
GALVESTON, July 28-Colton du
good ordinary 16^; receipts 475 bu
sales 300; stock 13,057; recoil)ts of
week 1,481; sales 1.4U0.
BOSTON, July 28.-Cotton ?lnll
middling 20>?; receipts 72 bales; s
150; stock 6,000; receipts of tho w
1,962; sales 1,500.
WILMINGTON, July 28.-Cottou fir
middling 19,'; receipts 30 bales; si
906; receipts of the weok 175; sales 4
Non FOLK, July 28.-Cottou qui
low middliug 19; receipts 41 bale?; si
620; receipts of thu week 549; sales
SAVANNAH, July 28.-Cotton fir
middliug 19@19>^; receipts 258 bi
stock 5,132; receipts of the week
sales 1,000.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-I
scurcoand higher-superfine 5.25; do
6.25; treble 6.62@7.00. Corn slea
mixed 72)?@73; yellow 73>?@74; v
77(378. Pork dull and nommai
15.50(^15.75. Badon in fair den
and lower, at 7>?@9??. Yellow clai
sugar 12. Whiskey quiet, at 92@
Coffee scarce, at 14@16. Cottou
and nominal-middling 19>?; roc
1,515 boles; eales 1,200; stock 46
rocoipta of the week 4,998; eales 9,
W1IOL.IGSA.1JB} PlllCUS VUHlitC
OOUUKUTKU WEEKLY BY TUE BOABD OF TL
Aft-LKS, jpbul? O^W?'M^??XBSEsT^^Si
BAUOINO.19(026 NowOrl'uB
l?.u.v: ltorK, Ma. '??'.((?-?i Hu?ar IPen..
N.Y.orWestylb 8@12 NAILS, ty neg5 5(
BUTTER, North. 38v??40 ONIONS.tybual 71
Country, ty tb.'20(3)30 Oix.Koruuoiio.f;
DACUN. Hame. 101020 Machinery. .7!
Sides, ty lb. 10 ?12 ?PKoiB.-Ould 1
Shoulders... Hd?ll Silver.
CANULES, Hporni40?r$70 POTAT'B, Irisl 0(
Adamr.ntnieIM5@1G Sweet,bus Ol
COTTON YABSI20(^1 25 hies, Carolina t
CoTTON.atotM,....i9* anoT.tybAg. a7
Middling.18} SALT, Livurn.20
Low UldUg, ...,17* SOAI', tylL.
,Oood Ordny.16? rrrmiTii, Alcoho
Ordinary.15 Urandy . .4 00
?IIEBSB, B.D.lr,.20?2f> Otu.. ... ...2 C
factory.101023 Hum. :_2 0
COFFEE, Uio,tyltil7<{?22 . . Whiskey... 1-*
. Laguayi a-23Q25. Hod Au, Crus * 1
Java ......... .28'(i30 brown.'.
K1.01m.Co. 7 606?10?? SDAIICU, ty rt?...
Northern. 7(J0(<?ll 00 TEA, O reen titi (
HuAiN, Corn 1 inv?l 201 Black,. . .1 <
Wheat-1 40/01 50 I I'OBACCO, UIIW.I
O?li. 100^)120! Biiiuhiiig,lt>..?
Poa* .... 1 lOffj?l 26 V'iMKOAii,.\Vino
HAY, Nortii, tyuwt.2 CU , fc'ruuch_
UlhKa;Ory,tyn>12i<ii61b WINI:, Oh uni. 2!
Urem?.C'i?H l'oi t, ty>{??8l
LAUD, ty lt.-10'<?l7? Sherry... 2'
LIME, y btu.2 C5'{i-2 7?'? Madeira.. U
Joly 28, 1871, by .....'.?"..?". -
A,G KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street
Names o/Securiiies. Kate T?. ' Q?d Asked.
STATE 8EOU1UTIE?. .-" , ?
North Carolina, old.... 6 .... 46
N. Onrolina, new. 6 .... 20
Sou th Carolina, old.... 6 .... 74
S. Carolina, new. 6 .... 60
18? C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 - 70
j Georgia, new. .... 7 .... 90
i Georgia. 6 .... 8Q
Tennessee, old. 6 .... 71.
Tennessee, now. 6 .... 71
Alabara ?. S _100
Alabama. 6 .... 68
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta,Go.,bonds...... '8 .
Atlanta, Go., bonds..... 7
Augusta, Go., bonds. .*. 7 .
Charleston stock. 6 .
Charl'n Fire Loan, b'ds ? 7 .
Columbia, 8. C., bondi* 6
Columbus, Ga.*, bonds. 7
Macon, Qa., bonds... . 7 .
Mobile, Alo. 8 *.
Mobile, Ala. 5
Montgomery, Ala. 8
Memphis, Tenn,, b'uds
old... 6 .
" new.. 6 .
Nash vii lo, Tenn. 6 .
Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7
Wilmiugtou, N. C. 8
Wilmington, N. C. 6
KAI (.HOAD BONDS.
Atlantic und Gulf. 7
B. B. R., 1st mortgngo 7 . .
Central Georg'n. 7
Charleston and Sovun.. 6 .
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 .
Chorawnud Darlington 8 .
Choraw & Dar., 2d mort 7
Choaap'ko & Ohio, gold 6 .
Georgia Railroad. 1
Greon. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 .
Green. & C., Stute guar 7 .
Laurens...;. 7
Macon and Angosta,
1st mortgage. 7 .
Macon nud Augusta,
(1st mort.,) guar. by
Georgia Railroad... 7
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 7 .
Memphis & Charleston. 7
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 .
North-Eastern, 2d mort. . 8 .
Sav. & Char., 1st mort. ' 7
Sav. <fe Char., State gua 7
South Carl's, 1st mort. . 7j- .
South Carolina. 7
South Carolina. 6
Spartauburgaud Union 7
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf.100
Central Ga., ex div_ 100
Charlotte, Col. &Aug.. 100
Georgia. 100
Grecu. and Col. R. R.. 20
Macon and Western... 100
Memphis & Charleston. 25
North-eastern. 50
Savannah & Charleston 100
S. C. R. R. sh a ros. 100
S. C. R. R. & li'k shares 125
Sout-westeru Georgia.. 100
BANK STOCKS.
Peop's N'l B'k Charl'n.
capital 8750,000. 100
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital 8500,000. 100
S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a.
capital S20.),000. 100
Central National Bunk.
Ool'u, oap'l 3100,000 100
Nation'l B'k of Chester,
capital $50.000.
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
capital 8100.000.
Nat'l B'k Spartanburg,
capital 860,000.
3. C. Bank & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100
Bank of Charleston... . 100
Union Bank S. C. 50
People's Bank So. Ca.
Plan. & Me. Bank?S. C. 25
Bank of Newberry. 25
Bunk of Comdeu. 50
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS .SECURITIES.
85
75
88
53
70
64
78
77
82
53
82
55
54
62
86
75
72K
82
60
100
CO
83
90
76
93
97
95
56
50
78
90
75
85
94
80
75
67
90
72
65
55
30
118
40
103
2
110
9
10
20
33
33
92
102
122
100
100
100
100
100
19;
50
4
or.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 - 20
Ohurl'n City R. R. stock 50 _ 55
GrauitevilloMan. Co... 100 -110
G. & C. R. cert, indeb. 54
S. C. R. cert, itidebt's. par
N. E. R. R., cert, iudebt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Island Ferry Co. 100 80
City of Nashville ooup's .... 64 -
[City Charleston cor. in. pur
City of Memphis coup. 70 -
N. E. R. R. prof. stook. 40
S. ifeU. R. past due coup. 55
H. Sc C. R. paBt due ooup. 50
EXCHANGE. ETC.
Now York sight.par %prem
Gold.ll IK 1 L2i4
Silver. 103 ....
H. C. BANK HILLS.
*Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30 ....
Bank Georgetown. 1 -
Bank of 8. 0..?;.. 6 ....
Bank of Chester.'. 18 -
Bank of Hamburg. 18
Bauk of Newberry. 12 ....
Bunk of tho State of
S. C., prior to'61.
issue '61 and '62.t.
*ri. &Mec. Bank Ohnr'u_ .
?People's Bank Olmrl'n ..
*Union Bank Chnrles'n.
*8. W. R. R. Bank, old.
?S.W. lt. R. Bank, now.
State Bank. Charleston- 6 -
Farmers'Fx. B'kChnr. . ..-. 3 -
Exchange Bnnk.Colnm- 12 -
Cum'l Bank, of Colnm .... 12
Mcrch. Bitiikof Oheraw- 6 ...
['hin t er's Bunk Pairticld- 8 ...
tt, C. bills receivable. 95 ...
Charleston chango bills. 95 ...
tU-.2r Bills marked thus (-) are bein;
redeemed ut the. coil ti ter of above ellice
MMSaMMOMMM?aM?MMMMBBMMEB?-?
Coltr^ia Typographical Union, No. 34.
ri"U)? regular monthly n^Ut?ibf tbis Union
1 will bo held THlHiTt?^?tWEyj-lEVKNINO.
tn th? .Palmetto Lucir* '? Hb?aeVat ^o'clock.
A//oU/attaudaucaiajdealr?(l. By ordo*of the
President. '( j |l i ? W. W, FARROW,
.Jnly 291. .' . . ! . Secretary.
Store Room for-8ale, or lo Lease for
~One or llore Tears, in the Town of
Union.
IOFFER for nala or loane the STORE ROOM
lately occupied by mo in tb? town of Union,
S.O. It in located-tn thu must hu ni ncaa part?
er Main street, near the Court Uonao. It is
twenty-llvo ?oct wido and sixty-five feet doep,
with & (rood Dry Cellar under it, of the aaino
nize. It bas good and all necessary fixtures '
for tho Dry Gooda, Clolning, Boola and Shoos,
or Hardwaro and Orocory business.
I havo occupied the Btand over twenty years,
and bulievo it tn he one of tho - bcBt location?
for butdnsBB in -tho up-country. Apply soon.
THOU. MoNALLY, Union O. H., 8. C.
July 29_6
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, DALT., MD.
TQE next regalar aeasion will commence on
tho FI lt ST MONDAY in October, 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin thoI?ih Bop
tomber. Tho eourae of inntruotfoa'la emi?
nently practical and complete, con el a tin g of
didactic leotnree, olinical lectures ?nd special
instructions in tho diagnosis and treatment of
di Hefty o at th? h ed-title. Every variety of dis
esBO may bo seen in the hospital warda and
froo diapensary oonneoted wita the collegee
FEES.-"For foll courts, $120; Ma trlculatioa,
15; Dissection, $10; Graduation, $20. Students
Jrom the late slave-holding Slates, whose means
are limited, will be received upon tho benefi?
ciary plan of the school. Tho annual circular
and catatogae, containing full particulars,
will ho Beut on application to
CHAULES W. CHANCELLOR, M. D..
July 20 jlmo_Dean of tho Faculty.
Notice.
OWING lo tho accidental bursting of the
boiler of tho loo Mauhino. no ICE will
bo eold until further orders. AU those hav?
ing tickets will present llura and the money
will bo refunded. JOHN C. 8EEGERS.
Joly 28_
Moat Uncial Invention of Ita? Agcl
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED BY F. M. BUNT.
r-ATENTEO M A nen 21,1871.
fllUIS Machino, which i? now offered for
1 aalo, BurpaBBflB any of ita age. lt ia UBB
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For tho table, it baa not an
equal. For tho eick room, it stands un rival?
ed. For the nursing mother, its intrinsic
valuo ia inestimable; as it faua to rest the
little darlings, and keeps them freed from
tronblo. No family should be without one.
As a labor-saving Maobiue, it savea tho biro
of one servant. As au investment, thoro io
nothing ever offered to tba public in wh'ioh an
aotivo, energetic- man oan make mor? mopey
at. It ia the Machine fo.r tho thnee.' ll.OoO.oOo
worth will bo sold. Any man with 'ordinary
energy can make frbm $15 to $100 per Week,
clear nf all expenses. Can bo aeon at I.
HulEbachcr'a Jewelry Ht oro. ;
"JOHN WOOLLEY,'
Agent for Richland County,
July 28 _P.O. Address, Columbia.
Feeding Oats.
O j \/? BUSHELS PJUIMEJULAVY OATH.
t\J July 27 .. , \.\E, HOPE.
JVanted, ft V ' ";
AYOUNO M \N, to aland behind tho desk
.ina store. Muat write a fair hand. .
Address Poat Offlco Box 34. ' July 2?
Saluda Dental Society,
WILL meet in Greenville, S C.. at half
past 8 o'clock P. M., AUGUST 1, 18T1.
Dentists generally are invited to attend. Ar
raugemunts will bo made for the nsual reduc?
tion in railroad and hotel r?tea.
N. SIMS, President.
J IL THOMI' my. Sec'y._Joly lfi 14
Claret on Draught.
JUST opened, one Ca?k choice TADLE.
CLARET, for ?ak low, by tbs. gallon itt
duzen, by_lTJ?iLN AO'NEW-A SON:" I
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cocucolus Indieua Fish |
BefrieH to make sleepy or headache. j
Refined Oil.
COTTON HEED REFIS FD OIL, by the gal?
lon or barrel. Alao, iugiaass, pinta and
(piarts. Fur sale low. E. HOPE.
North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
rt. / \ BARRELS of superior quality fur salo
0\.f by the barrel._ E. HOPE. :
Old Government Java.
Od MA.T8 GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
JmlVj 50 bagj choice Rio and Laguayra. For
sale low. ; _E. HOPE.
Choice Family Flour.
?>?"iff\ DARRELS t?trictly choice. For sale
?t\)\ ) low. _ E. HOPE.
Claret Wine
ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, bv
thu gallon or dozen. EDWARD HOJ'E._
Smoked Herrings.
?OXKH SMOKED HERRINGS, jaBt
?\t\) received and fur sale, at fifiy ceuta
per box. by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Imported Ale and Porter.
?1 ?* CASKS-Pinta-beat brands, in store
ZO and for aale_ GEO. HY Af MERS.
Pearl Grist.
-i /\ DARRELS PEARL GRIST,
5 barrels Pearl liomiuy, for salo b>
July 12 _B. ROPE;
Native and Foreign Wines.
SCUPPERNONQ, Concord, Sauterna, Cla?
ret, Champaguea, just received and for
salo low, by_E. HOPE.
Cheap Fertilizer.
A f\ TONS COTTON -EED MEAL. Excol
Ht\ 9 lent for manure. EDWARD HOPE.
Ti rtpUly ,iip?r?o<llnn ?'.1 oUief prt?iuar|ani t>r pra4?Sa(
rujar.t, r.vttt ... i whoizttnt* BOLLS, Dtscnr.% JMSAD,
ZuU^tct t.n\ ot?ur CriJJU Calf. rtr/rcttr Par? *n<l
r.-l?tllt, and a-.vcf rccJy tit immvliati ut: ?h? CBXir.
1ST Ealing fodder in ?? TTORLV. ?ni lt Vitt. XMXP O.Y
Xii OH SS.i, in cly ttlmaU, f*t JT??r*. Il U mil ?J?p1? 1
?, SVi u.w rf tUUMtkttp?n, inn*rh ilnrlnert.
r.i-.J !. t.. fae!. M. tv<ryrt,?Kt,l\. tKSTTrASTrOXTOr.lt
McVi "Ar fu??citn. O* Oimt. tks Oatltt."
*o: o DY oiioccns * nc?&sna Evr.uYwnr.nK.
? ?anufaetured by DOOLEY & BROTHER,
69 N2W6TRUST. nc;y/-voR:c.
May aji ?_^hVio <
Colton Gins.
/"I UIiLBTT'H PATEN 1' RTEKL BRUSH
VT COi'fON GINS, at i.'i 00 and f? 50 p>.i;
uaw. it? Otdirlfston.
Brown's Geoigia Piitl?rn Cw I TON GIN.--,
at fl IO pi'V BAW. delivered nt nt?.r depot rm
S i-.itn t?arolini or t^le Orntnvll?o ?ted Coltith
biii Itailronrt.
COTTON PRESiHl'S, i l vaiiou' pi.tleiiis.
liiiiidlej'r poi'lubh-Steiiui I ngim H.
J >',. GU.W?I.EY
02 EI?HI Dav ftr? ct. S'iu'h nf the P??AI Ofllce,
Joh ?i: v.?6 Ch trl> -lon, S V.
' ? Voilage Hoxtse, '? '???? ' "
BY ?MONTEITH & FIELDING.' ( <?
tho FIRST MO?iD?Y in Aoguat hait* tX ?
10 o'clock A. M., in front o? tho Court House,
wo will sell, , . i .
All that lot of GBOUND, with % OOTJ?AGE t '
four RoomB, .and KITCHEN with twa
Booro?, eitaatod at the comer of Lumber and .-.
Wayne streets.
For particulars, apply to'Mr. John Lane, or
MONTEITH A FIELDING, Auctioneers.
July 28_,8
Sale of \ finable Lands.
BY order of the Superior Court, I wilt
?soil at tho Court House door in Statee
"ville, North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,
lGth day of August next, 1.700 AOBEB OF
LAND, ly i HR in the County of Iredell, on the '?
Catawba Uiver and Lambert's Creek, 18 milee .
South of StatoBvilte, 27 miloo North of Char
lotto and about 5 milos Woat of tho Atlantic, r
Tonnoaaeo and Ohio Bailroad. Tho land will I. ,
sold in lota aa folio wo: ''.
Mo. 1, containing 288 aeren, more or looa, OB 1
which Dr. W. Byara now liven.- ..?j itu '?
No. 2, containing 233 acres, moro or lean,
(3ioiD? jg Lota N,o8.1, 3, 4 and 6? . r .
No. 3. containing 284 aerea, adjoinlog Koa.
2 and 4.
No 4, containing 285 aores, adjoining Noe.- hi;/.
3,5 and 6. .
No. 5, containing 200 acres, more or looa, ? .
adjoining Nos. 4 and 6.
Nu. C, containing 400 aores, on whioh Col: '
.S.Brown pow liveo, adjoining Moa. 2, ? ?ai
?nd 5.
On thoBo landB are large bodies of fine
Itlver and Croek Bottoms and a sufficient
nnantity of Woodland on each tract. On the -
400 acre tract there ia a good Mill House and .'?>''
Water I'owur, Kuod D welling and other build- ?
inga. Good Water on each traet.
Those lauds are susceptible pt the highest
state of cultivation, the up-tands having a .
pood elsy SUIM?O?I, ind Trill produce Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and the other gr fun \
nd grasa crops; and aro sold as the landabe- ,
longing to the enlato of tho lato Janies 8.
By ara, for aaaets. '- ''
TERMS-One-half in oix months; tho ba?
llance in twelvemonths with interest from day
of sale. The purchaser may pay one-third or, ,.
the whole of his bid any time after the sala Ia*1 .
conli rm ed. ! Bond with approved security wiU;,''"k'
be required for the purchase monoy. Tho
title will bo retained until full payment ia
made.
Persono wishing to see the lands will please
call upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thoo. Peaton, '.'
Esq. C. A. CABLTON,
Adminial ratoi de bonis nun of JamesB. Byaro. .
Jeno 30_' _imo.
Go-operative Building Association.
AS many inquiriea have been directed to .
me relativo to the disposait* tb? tick- IC
ola which may romain unaold, I would otato
that they will all be sold before the drawing; .
takes place: Aa but 2,000 tickets will bei?, '..
sued, and tho price fixed so low, a Bale ot jill 'J ''
tho tiokcta must be effected in order to cover '
the expenses of tho drawing, and. tho General: J )
Agent will positively not hold a ticket on tho
day of tbo raffle. As it han boccam apparent t .
to me that a largo amount of money bas been' ;
placed by those selling -ticket? in tho 'bank*, ..
or otherwise used, in order to obtain tho Ins.*
tercet upon tho same, I uow oner io allow in*. \
torest upon all ennis 'paid into my hands at ,
tho rato of one per cent', per month from Jihlefp ./
date,<payab]e on the day of drawing; hut not ?;. ,J
afterwards. It must bo apparent to all tb?fc. : ' ilt
ao long aa the money ia kept ont of my hands, ., r,
I cannot fix a day fdr tho drawing. My bond. . '? '.
in the penal nam of ?4o,ooo, makes a deposit
with ?roe aa safe as could be desired. Tho (} ?
offer of a good rate of int o roe t, a od tbo do-'
fire to invest all tho money in improvements <
of a more extensive character, are sufficient
guaranty that the drawing will take plm-o at .
au early a day os paasible. Evidence of the ?*C
improvements intended can-be seen at corner it~?
bf Main and 1'lain streets.
I must again request al! who h avg money
in their hands to remit the same to'me, whe-J '
thor it amounts to one tiokot or tan: ??'> ? d "?
Ult. E. W. WHEELER,. ?
General Agent, Box 88, Colombia, S. C.
July 25_ ? .
. House and Lot for Sale.
I AM now offering at private sale.that ?ii I
No. 1 FAMILY RESIDENCE AND LOT, .
.now occupied by Be.v. W. D- Thomas. . .. ?
Thia ia well known to be one of the' moat
denim bio r?sidence? in the city-on ono of the
highest points. House lias' six,large and
co m fm table rooms, with fire-places Tn each
r joni.
Kitchen attached to the boneo,
(lund Servants'accommodation. ^
Fine Well and Cistern.
Superior Garden Bpot. .
Beautiful Lawn in front of residence, stud?
ded with noble old oak trees. Thc Lot con?
tains -acres of ground.
Such an opportunity for securing a delight- . ?
fol home seldom occurs.
For terms. Ac, apply to
JULIUS C. 8MITH,
Auctionoor and Commission Merchant,Green- -
ville, S.C. July 25 }6
MT. ZION SCHOOL,
WINNSMORO, S. C.
^-^ TH? FALL SESSION ot 1871
/ffjB?L will open ou MONDAY, July 31, and.,
tflnSSSgvcon'muft twenty wot ka. Thocouroo
^J?gffl?Ko? instruction ?B classical. Beton
^-gr^gy Uiio and commercial, affording , -,
'<OBr thorough preparation for a uniter
Hity COUI-BO ol- for hutu: e.?H lifo. Fo^ckcm?ev'*--,.,;
address M. M. FABB >V%. iTVgg
July 0:113_Principal.
I Notice. C- v
THREE months from this dato, application ^
will be made to the Greenville and Colum-J^
bia lt ai'road Company for tba renewal of tfce ZJ
following SCB?P. belonging to tho eBt?t? Of";
JESSE DBULUHL, which has been lost or tlc
mislaid, vftV. '. . . . ' r ; i < I
Stock Scrip Net. S,162, 250 shares. '. ' Ll t
Aneeaamo'nt Corti?cate on same, No. 1,482,
? l.OOO. ' . ...
Konp No. t,837, 5 shares. i
Aasessnieut Cortificate on same. No. 1,514, -
$20: - ?WM. H, PARKEB.
Receiver Estate of Jesoe DeBrohl. dee'd.
JUNK 2,1871.. Abbeville O. H. ? '
June 6 _13mo
. The Georgia Gin
THIS ie the third season we have sold these
GINS, and h ava noter had* single com?
plaint. We offer them with renewed confi?
dence at moderato prices and reasonable
terms. L?RICK A LOWBANOB. Agio.,
Joly 13 2m<>_Columbia, g. 0.
THE MOSRIS C0T??N OIN
ITA* DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND lo warranted to do it agaiu. For foU '
partiuulars, relative to these machines,
addruaa F<. MOURIN, - -
Jun? 18 fluio_Columbia, B. O. ?
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'S Great Blood Medioin*- '
QUEEN'S DELIGHT,
tieinuah'a (Ihill Curo, warranted. .
II? iuitHh's Ourmau Horne Powdar. - *
llf-inlteli?? Crimson Tetter .Wash.
Ilcinitfch's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure,
lloiuitdh's y an ker Liniment
Hei nit sb's stanley Coufth Syrup,
t .et i he p. opie try them. They stand or Call
upon th? verdio of tho people To this test
the proprietor invites tbo aearehing uiacrimi*
ntitinu-bf all. Vor sale pilly a*j
'? II EIN IT.* H'S Drug Store, - .
july 7 f Opposite l'hlonix oflloo.
Di arr rice a Mtoieino.
FOR CHILDREN T1ETUINO..
Kenth-t?-tie.-rt, Rad l)nwt-l?, Clio.ie, Poins,
A ilortirabl?? miidieiii?. We fedvi-e motlu-ts
and liui-o bi ti*, it -only twenly-?ii? colite.
For sale . i.lv ?t HKINITRIID