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^ - - -_gjggs_ ? ? t - r '/ '.iilo'WJ Iii ?PW-; . m '.TIMS -?itAj?I?|j!?ifjp?r; Ki^T^jr:-^ .CnABLBStOlj^ Ata^?sJ 3.--Tho pity was an ire a ally quiet last night. - Tho'rn usa of Budienl ' negroes, gathered to. hour tho result of the oounting; >bl8'^Qraing,'ex? hibited unmistakable aigus,of trouble, aa the reports from ti tn 6 to time grow unfa? vorable. A company of United States troops.' were quickly on the spot, dud have, throughout the day, prevented any serious Uwturbauoo.' u This after? noon, tho crowd hciug muoH , increased and tn a feverish, state,. Mayor Pillsbury and T. J. Maokejv addressed them briefly, from the steps pf jibe.fire-proof building, earnestly advising them to return to their homos and their''pbrau'i.tsj await the de? cision and abide peacefully by th? result. Tho effect Wah' good. Thin afternoon's ' Republican acknowledges, o general de feat.,. The count' isnot.overvbut enough is known . to Becure* Wagoner over 7?0 majority'; .and lie .V.ih run behind the ticket. ; Thc entir? icitfeana' ticket will go in. Tho, ltidicals have been com? pletely rooted.'; ; ' '. .. ? , Tbe following is- tho citizens' ticket compl?t?:,]7, ?(I-.I?.v V May ot-^Gtc ni ?lo h n ?? . Wagen er. Aldermen-*-Ward 'No. 1-B. O'Neill Ol A. Bbwbn. -Wird, N?. 2-Wm. B. Smith, Charles Mict?el.: . >W?rd No. 3 Aiys Gage; S^tB. Garrett, John Kenny. Ward No. 4-O, -Voigt? E.- P. Sweogan, George'A; Glover,'A.. S: Johhston, Ja*. H; Taylor. Wafrd No. (j^Wm. Moran, B^y?l OT.. Brown;. uVtVard. No.: 6-i-EliaB Garden, Andrew SlobOnds. Ward >To. 7 -^BVJ. Pelzer! , Ward No. 8-0. B, Sig ,l3hpQl;CpinEaie3?onec3>-r-Retf. Wm. B. tatest Ni Bussell 'Midd loton, <}f Buist, Beni. Luctis, Wm; ; Aiken; Hogan, J. W; Beed; ^^Tobias. -.;.) rrrrg iwf i : I iaA i ?NOON DESPATCHES. \. o Kerran inr offers' WAITKU B?OTT-PBT?HOH | Mtiaaafei Ttm&isa i D?FPI???ITIKS-AL aEniA?? iBOUBLHS-PBOfcOS?ATIOK OF jr?t?tei' pbw^^?Byse?tka ABHO^R;-^ ; Xrojspox, : Au ga a t OL - A grand banquet wBl:be given 'in Lohd?n o? tba l?tb, ld celebration of tho corjtGD?ry of Sir Wal? ter Scott. Hopworth. Dixon Will pre? side, pud it.is antioipated 40ft: of th?>| moat distinguished people of Great Bri? tain and tho continent will be present. \J?J?^f':AngasV2.-It is rumored that B^q'dreafc wiU be .appointed. Minister of Foreign Affairs. Roux, leader of the abortive Communist insurrection in Marseilles, bas been condemned to death. Tftfionly Frenph prisoners. now in Ger? many axe four officers and 800 privates, in hospital? end - ten officers anoT seventy J privates imprisuped for various offeno^a. BKB'NB, Aoguet 2.-Armod Germans having violated .ibo Jura frontier of Swit^er^atnd, th?'Swiss' Government has addressed a protest, to the Cabinet of Beslina . . Ailinn ' CONSTANTINOPLE, Aognot 2? T- The Port? ; bea despatched 20,000 troopa against tho in a urge hts in Albania, LONPON, ; AuguBt. 3.-Ti7o ! passenger trains collided on tho Underground Me? tropolitan" - BaUrOad. [ Several persono hur?.7..:..."'-'.J i".". : '.- ? PABI.8, AOgo?t 3.-Algerian vdtices are alarming. -The insurgente r.re burn? ing" the forests and Committing horrible atrocities. The natives of Oran joined tho insurrection. ?. .. JtL::. The deputies of the left. centre; in ouuoufl, resolved to vote'for tbe prolong-: ation of Thiers' power, under th?;t}{I# of president Tpe proposed conference bo tween Thiers, Von Beast ondLGran ti vine relates to the International Scks?efcy. Count De R?musai bas been appointed Mf?ialer of Foreign Affaira. A motion was made in the Assembly, on the part I 'of the deputies of the left centre, for' the prolongation of tbe powers of M. Thiers for three years-Thier? to be President of tho Republic, to which ho is to J>e alone responsible, It is under? stood t^o motion will bo supported by 400 members of the Assembly. The agitation io Algeria continues, bat numerous chiefs- of tho insurgents j in the sub-division of .L?tif have given ia;their submission to the authorities. FLORENCE, August 8.-The British I iron-olad warrior and an American war frigate are ashore near Leghorn. They1 hope to get oft without serious damage. ? - . m ^ A american Intelligence. , NOON DESPATCHES. POISONING, -INDIAN DEPREDATIONS-FAT Ali RAILROAD COLLISION-LABOE WAC Ell DESTRD OTIVU FIBS-MORE VICTIMS OF THE NEW TOBE DIS AMI'Ell-THE MAOE COBURN FICHT-LIDED. CASE-HORBIBIiE MUBDBR AND 8?I0IDK-BM ALL-POX-BE-. DEMPTION OF THBEB FER CENTS-IN YE9TiaATION OF WESTFIELD DISASTER DENTAL ASSOCIATION PBO?EiiDINOa NOBTH OABOLINA ELECTION-LOUISIANA FpLtTIOS, AO,, AO. PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-A special to the Evening Telegraph, from Atlantic Oi ty, says: About thirty persons, after I eatipgcom BtaroH, pudding at dinner uti thej Alhambra Hotel, yesterday, showed nigtia of having neon poisoned. It isl Huiiposed uraonih waa put in tho corn stahph by a discharged domestic fifaw-1 YORK, Anguat 2.-The Central | Cqmmitt?? of tbe Order pf Sona.of Ame ridirrejeoted a proposition to ohdngo tho I ri toni so ng to admit all peraonaoppoBed to iRqmsu Catholicism. '..?. '.> WiLurNOxoN, DJ?L., AagitaV 2.-A freight and pouch train collided on the Wilmington abd Beading ft?ad. The engiheer was kilted and-several brakemen hurt. ' Tho trains wore badly wreoked. SABATOOA, August 2.-A bot of $10,000 a side was mado here, to-day, for tho Oc? tober meeking. ^AS^a^JLriA^asl ?.?Jr Je^k?rm? plundered an express train and robbed a post near Fort Benton. ~ ** The Excelsior brewery, in St. Louis, was burn ?d to-day.; Lbs? $150,000.' <){' The disaster nt tho sch?tzen fest was exaggerated, only one persan hurt,. . NEW Yonk, August 8.-Three more Sorso ns have been reported missing, since unduy. Another of the Wounded died. Rufus Hunt, of Now, Orleans, holds tho stakes In the Mace and Coburn fight. HARRISR?RO, August 3.-Mrs. Burn? side, daughter of Seuator Cameron, is dead? . ij NIGHT DESPATCHES. NEW YORK, August 3.-In tho disaster investigation, Henry Robinson, engi I neer, being sworn, said ho left Stateu Island ut. :htd?-nast 12; oamo into tbe New York slip;. tho. engine bell rang all done; wont put and putibose on tanks, und '.vent OD deck to straighten tbem; went back to engine room and saw there were twenty-sevan pounds pf steam; went ont; the foreman shut off water; I then saw tho fireman coming out of the fire room, and miked him if all waa right, and he said yes; I then returned to the engine and saw twenty seven pounds steam; I then walked slowly* off toward the bow, and saw tho ?captain with his hand on the wheel; I then returned toward the .ongine room, and when within, ten -ur .twelve fee', heard the explosion; I rushed for thu ongine room do >r, cud stopped and lifted the trap, when a fireman came up so budly injured that he died i iu me? diately; was not absent four minutes after noticing twenty-seven pounds on gauge; don't know whether gauge was correct br not; when there was no steam on, gauge would sometimes stand at 2, and at others at zero; worked twenty tu twenty-two pounds of steam on the way up; generally use from twenty-five tc twenty-seven pouuds of steam; the valve was at twenty-seven - BO as to give .the steam a chanco to blow off, and keep it at twenty-five; when the gauge showed twenty-tteveu io the blip, the safety..valve waa jdit'simmering; the water in thc tanks is sometimes boiling;- the valve ie five-inches; .could not teil square of .fi v? OG difference between high and low pres? sure; there- were sometimes little .pia* hole leaks in ongine, and there was e patch on the saddle, put on last fall, whioh was blown off at the explosion. The propietor of the Jersey Cit} Evening Journal has beeu arrested, al the instance of Oeorge Watts, on thc charge of libel. . o . The Sweedes have determined to jolt the Italian procession in the celeb ra tior of Italian unity. Six of the remaining sufferers fron the disaster will die. ' KINOSTON, August 3.-The Hornet ii ready and is preparing to leave. A Spanish . war*ivasael is 'watching he closely.-~:rrQ'.TT?.? -j ; -.-I"V.V.Y/ Sip, L?y?j^^gu,st 3.*-^ from pursing bej?n, ck child, took.it jon outside Locygn^K.apsaa, choked it wi tl rage, and '^b?n^-s^r&?gled ,; herself b; tying a nig rou dd her tb.ro al* Bbarrpi?/ '* j August' ? 8y-The Lymoi school 'bouso waa'--burned 'tb-dav; los $100.000. SA?T LAKE, August 3.-Small-pox i reported ia* this vicinity? Three death have cjcc??red.^.T, ''* ..">'! WASHINGTON', August 3".- Thomas B Dudley, for s0aie' years Consul ut Livoi pool, has resi^i^d,-^*'y:'-'.-.: Tho Treasury Department boa an nouucod ita voftdinep'i'tp redeem $1,375, OOO of '^hree Dolt' oen'to, which cease bern ing jia?la^l?B^^niW81. Assignments .of, fand-warrants mu: hereafter^ .mode on_.tho back of wai ran te, '^^^"VAT*'^!^ ' .. Probabilitie&~*P;?Rtdjy.. cloudy an clear weather improbable- for Friday froi Louisiana Eastward-and in the Soot Atlantic States. -.- The conditions will r? main .{aVprabJe ; for lct?aT eltbrqa? froi Missouri to Ohio and Northward. Tl low barometer, wita threatening an rainy weather, now prevailing from Oh: to Lake Ontario, will probably exten over Pennsylvania and New Eugland. CHARLESTON, August 3.-Arrived bark Kathleen? Middlesboro, Englam Sailed-steamer Empire, Philadelphia FORTRESS MONROE, VA., August 3. In a boat raco on the Potomac, the ch of Washington .heat the Uudines Norfolk. The distance round the stol was a mile and a half down the rive Time,; twenty-two minutes, fifteen ? conds. WILMLNOION, N, C., August 3.-T election passed off quietly. The seooi ward of this city hus a conservative ga of soventy-fivo. Magnolia, Dupl County, has a conservative gain of sovc teen. The whole vote of the' city is i The majority against the convention 973, which is a conservative gain twenty on the lust election. lu Hali I County, h very largo vote was polh with but little chango on the vote of li year. NEW ORLEANS, August 3.-Serie trouble is apprehended, from the bit feeling between tho two wings of t Republican party, when tho couventi meets on the 9th. A policeman waa fatally shot wh walking his beat lost night. A desperado named Qenerend \ mortally shot by Sheriff Houston, stray shot hil a uegro. Geuereud ?til one man in 1868 and ono in 1869. Hu ton was jailed. OREEHBRIEB WHITE SULPHUR SPRIN W. VA., August 3.-in the dental ci vention, Dr. Harrison, of Boston, ri a paper on the formation of teeth, sin them to bo fibrous instead of tribol tho popularly accepted formation. 1 views expressed created no little surpi and comment as a bold departure tr old established theories. Tho discuss then followed ou doutai histology, i was. partioipated rn by Doctors Atki Judd, MuQuilau, Harrison uud Wall The report ou dental th mau politics followed'by Dr. Boyne, who rend a pu| which wus discussed by Doctors T Judd and Atkinson. A paper on ai thesin was read by Dr. Diekermau. LONDON, August 8-Noon.-Consols 93>?@93%. Bonds 93)?. PARIS, August 3.- Rentes 55?. 50c -,, ' ???RP?OL, Arigust 3-3' P. M.-Coj ton opened Arm-uplands 8%(3l9: Or loanMH??9??. ' > ??: v Uj17< ? ?.'.i LONDON, August 3-Evening.-Bul lion deoreased ?1,250,000. FBANKFOBT, August 3.-Bonds 96%. LIVERPOOL, August' 3-Evening. Cotton dosed firmer-uplands 8%@9; Orleans 9)?. NEW YORK, AuguBt 3-Noon.-Stocks strong and pretty aotive. : Cold dull,- ot 12@12^. Governments very firm, but dull. State . bonds'quiet. Money easy, at 2. Exobange-fong 10; short 10J?. Flour apd wheat uVavy.. jCorn steady. Pork steady, at" 13.80?H.00. 'Cotton dull and easier-uplands 19%; Orleans 20; soles 227 bales. Freights strong. 7TV M.-Money abaudant and un- i changed. Exchange lower, at93?@9J?. Gold 12^8 @ 12)4,'. Governments very firm and unchanged. Now South Caro? lines very strong 'and active. Tenues sees very strong. Others dull. Tonnes sees 74; new 74. Virgiuias 64.4?; new 72. Louisianas 65; new 61; levees 69; 8s 83. Al?bamos 99!-^; 5s 67. Georgias 83; 7s 92. North Carolinas 44; new 25. South Carolinas 72; new 58. ? Cotton lirm; sales 770 bales-uplands 19^. Flour-Southern heavy und drooping; common to fair extra 5 35@6.50; good to choice 6.55@9,00. Whiskey lower, at 95. Wheat loss active but steady old winter red and amber Westorn 1.35 ?1.43; new 1.30@1.44. Corn closed a shade easier, ut 65@66. Rico 7J?@8>?. Pork a shade luwer, at 13%@13%. Beef dull. Lard lower-kettle 10y^. Freights quiet and unchanged. .ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Flour in .fair demand.- Corn unchanged. Whiskey 94. Pork nominal, at 14.00. ?Bacon eoBier, ht jobbing price?-shoulders 6J? @6^; clear 'sides 8>??8%. Lard 10: LOUISVILLE, August 3.- Flour easy. Corn quiet, at .68. Provisions in fair de? mand. .Pork 18.50. Bacon 6^; clear sides 8,1.'. Packed lard steady, at 10}X ?1U. Whiskey soaroe, at 92. CINCINNATI,- August. 3.-Flour un? settled. Corn 50@52. =Pork held at 12.75. Lard duli and held at 9},;. Shoulders 6>^i clear .sides 8. Whiskey in fair demand and lower, at 92.. B A LTIM oRn,- . August 3.-Flour favors buyers;, old stock exhausted-now How? ard street superfine 4?75@5.50. Wheat dull-choice white, 1.60. Corn-white 76; yellow t)8(7r}??. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey 95>?. Cotton quiet and- steady-middling 19??J@20; receipts 93 bales; stock 1,160. SAVANNAH, August 3.-Cotton quiet middling 18^-^; receipts 99 b?leB; sales 25; stock 5,000. ' NEW ORLEANS, August .8.-Flour scarce-treble 7.0Q@7.50. ' Corn easier -mixed 70; vhite74?75. Pork dull 15.00 asked; 14.DU offered. Bacon dall, at 7>?@9?BV Sugar quiet-iuiiy fair 12. Molasses and coffee unchanged. Whis? key quiet, at 92@1.02<?. Cotton quiet -low middling 17^@17%; receipts 54 bales; sales .650; stock 44,902. MOBTXIB, August 3.-Cotton quiet and unchanged-middling 18J?; receipts 40 bales; sales 250; stock 1,922. GATJVE8TON, August 3.-Cotton quiet good ordinary 16>?; receipts 21 bales; sale? 25; stock 11,836. BOSTON, August 3.-Cotton quiet middling 20,%; receipts 3,510 bales; sales 250; stock 6,000. WILMINGTON, August 3.-Cotton quiet -middling 19)?; receipts 10 hales; stock 74. CHARLESTON, August 3.-Cotton dull middling 18)?; receipts 311 bales; Bales 120; stock 3,361. NORFOLK, August 3.-Cotton steady low middling 17???18; receiptB 19 bales; sales 10; stock 278. Smoked Beef and Tongues. BUFFALO TONQUES and SMOKED BEEF, for salo by_'_ E. HOPE. Choice Teas. &UNPOWDER, Hyson;?ol jins audEnglieh Brcakf&rt TEAS. Tho choicest imported ter salo low._^_E. HOPE. Just Received, ?>K BBL9. NO UT HEHN IRISH I'?TA ? t) TOES. For sals low by AUK nat S JOHN AQNEW ,t SON. "HAY] HAY! f?f\ BALES primo WESTERN HAY just t)U received on coutigmncut, and for sale at very low price, bv D. C. PEIXOTTO &. SON, August 3 2 Comtuirtfjon Merchants. Five Hundred Bollars Reward. STATE OF HotJTH CAROLIN A , KXECOTIVE DEPARTMENT. WHEREARofHcialinroraiatioiibaa roached this Department, that ti. J. 8INGLE TARYj Postmaster at Myeravillo, Williams? burg County, on tho night cf tho 2-f th of July, was waylaid and ?hr>t in tho vioinltyof bis re? sidence, hv sumo person or pcraons unknown, oaueing his immediate death: bow, in order that tho asHRttsins mav ho discovered and brought to jnf,tioo, I, RODERT E. SCOTT, Oovornor of tho Stato of ban rh Carolina, do iisuo this, mv proel imallon,offering a reward of FIVE HUN Ii Mil) DOLLARS lor their ap prehensiou and delivery in any jail uf this State, with proof tn convict, In testimony whereof, Ihavo here? unto sot my hand, and ca-uued th? great seal of the Stato to be \ 1 atllzed, at Coln mid?, the 2d daj I )' of Augnat. A. D. 1871, and in the - ninety-sixth yo ir of tho indo pondonce of tho United States nf America. HO HE UT It SCOTT, Governor. F. L GARBOSO; Sooretary of t?tato. Aug*_ fl On Consignment, ?)/\/\ BOXES SCALED HERRINGS, 35 C?iita por box. August 3- O LO. SYMMRRS. '-? Woo'.?i<-,?fi'1 :i,'jutta7M? mu ture of Kentucky, of_?larch 18,1871, "7 tho Trustees of the Publie ??? z < .brary of Kentucky . . V . 8LVO *. Grand <Hft Concert, E ; x a?^Spt?K* LO?IHVILIJ?, Kt^. . j ?N ?tti?SDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871,jj TT.JD Efl tho direction of tho beet Huaica! \J Talent that c?n ho procured. Tiefce'ta, of Admlulon $10 ?Mb, Currency j Half Tickets $9 00; (pmrtcr Tickets 93 00. Each ticket will have attached to lt" four conpona, of-the denomination of $2 60eac"h. Tho bolder of an entire ticket will ho entitled to> admission to the Concert and to tho whole amount of tho gift awarded to it by lot.. Tho holder or eaoh coupon will bb entitled to ad? m ie aiim to the Concert and to -ono-fonrth'tbo amount of auch gift ?a may ho awarded to tho whole ticket to whloh i?, bolong*. To provide funda fjr thia Grand Conoert, and fur tho benefit of tho PabUo Library nf Kentucky, 10 f), OTO ti eke tu will bo Bold at $10 each, currency. The Citizens' Bank oLKeti tucky is Trpaauror. ' ?V??? Allxaoneya arising from tba cale or tickets will bo deposited with tho Citizens' Bank, Bubjeot ohl}' to tho order of tho President and Treasurer of the Library, countersigned by tho BuBincss UaniiRcr. Immediately after tho Gmcort, tho Bum of $550,000 in greenbacks will bo distributed by Int to tho hohler? of tickets in tho following Qlfta, viz: ONE OHAND GIFT OF $100,000 ONE O HAND Ol Fl' OF 60.000 One girt o? $25.000 One gift of $11,000 Ono gift of 20.C00 Ono gift of 10,000 One gift or 18 000 Ono gift of 9.00C Ono girt nf 18.000 One gift of 8,000 Ono gift of 17,000 Ono gift of 7,00(1 Ono gift of 16.000 One gift of G.OOO Onegin, nf 15 000 One gift Of S.OOTj OnogifU.f 14 001) Ono girt nf 4.00C One gift of 13.000 Ono gift of 3.00C Oaogiftof 12.000 Ono gift of 2.0ft Ten gift*, of $1,000 each, 10.001. FifUion giftfl, or $000 each, 13.S0C Ki K huron gifts, ot $800 o AC h, 14,4(K Twenty girts, of $700 each, 14,00( Twenty livo gifla, nf $600 eauh, 15,0(K Thirty gifta, nf $500 oach, 15,00( Forty girts, of $400 eaoh, IC,(KM Fortv-iive girts, of $300 each, 13.5W Firty girta, or $200 each, 10,004 41G Gilts, or $100 euell, 4i,0(X 721 Prizta in all, . ; $550,0? After paying the expenses of the enterpriai and making the distribution bf tho gifta, tin balance of tho proceeds arising from tho aali of tickets will bu appropriated to the eatahlieh mentor a FUE G LIU HAUY in Louisville, ti be called the ?:.?.. ' Public Library of Kentucky. The Concert and Distribution will tak ?laoo under tho immediate,auperviaion of th 'rnateos named in the" Act of Incorporation who are aa follows: TRUSTEES. Thoa. E. H rum let, lato Governor of Kee tucky. Henry Waterson, Editor Courier-Journal. Vf. N. Ilaldomau, President Courier-Jaw nal Co. Benjamin Caesodav, of Dally Commercial George P. Doeru, Proprietor Anzeiger. H. M. McCarty, of tho Daily Ledger. ' J. 8. Cain, Clerk Jeflsraon Conrt or CommO Pleas. M. W. Clunky. author Political Text Dook. B. T. Durott, of tho Louisville Bar. The Trust 11 be assisted by the follov iag '.rall known and eminent citizens of Kei tucky, who have consonted to be present i tho concort and to superintend tho drawin and diatributioo of gifta: . SUPERVISORS, Hon. Joshua F. Pullut, late Ohiuf J nat ii of Kentucky. Hon. H. J. Biles, Judge Jefferson Cou Common Plea?. 1. - Hon. T. H. Cochrane, Cbanoellor Louiavil Chancery Court. Hoe. li. W. Uraco, Jauge Joflteraon Circa Court. Hon. W. B. Hoke, Jadge Je?orson Coun Court. Hon. J. B. Baxter, Mayor of Louisville. Hon. T. L. Burrett. City Attorney," Henry Walford. City Treasurer Louisville Hon. B. J. Webb, Bonator of Kentuokv. Col. G. C. Wharton, United .States Diatri Attorney. Col. Phil. Leo, Prosecuting attorney Niu1 Judicial Dial riot. Gon. J. T. Uoylo, President N., H. and U. H. Dr. T. B. Bell, Professor Medical Uuivt eity, Louiavillo. (j.)lonel Jilson P. Johnson, Proprietor Gi House. Uon. J. Proctor Knott, lato Member to Cc grass. A. O. Drumlin, President Louisville Boa of Trado. JAUTOS Hridgeford, Proaideut Second > tional Bank. Andrew Graham,Tobacco and Cotton M> chant. O Hirers or tile Public I.lbmry of K? tacky* H. T. DU BETT, Provident. W. N. HALDEMAN, Vioo-Pretideut. M. W. OLUsKY, Hecretary. CITIZENS' BANK, Treasurer. Tho holde rt? of tickets to which Kitts i awarded will he paid on presentation at 1 office in Louisville. A liboral disconnt will bo allowed when 1 500 or 1,OOO tickets aro purchased in a 1 All orders accompanied by remit tu?eca ,\ bo promptly attended to, and tho tickets turned hy mail re;;?atered or expressed, ordered.' 'lim undersigned; late princi business manager of tho very succ?s* Mercantile Library Qift Concert at San Fr Cisco, hua heen appointed agcutand luana of tho Gift Concert in aid of tho Public brary ol Kentucky. Tho drawing will take placo in uublic, t everything will bu done to satisfy buyers tickets that their interests will be as well \ tected as if they personally superintem the entire affair. " Mininer af Drawing. There will ho two glass wheels. Ono wi will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly prit on leather tags. Thu other wheel will ? tain 721 boxes, each containing a gift, i tag or number will bo drawn from the 100 wheel', and tho first box drawn from second, or 721 box wheel, will contain a j neatly printed and sealed up, and tho gil drawn Iiom the second wheel will he the of tho ta? lirst drawu, whether $100, $1,001 $100.000. Gifis will ho paid on presentation of tic drawing such gifts, the second day a drawing. Tickets or coupons drawing f can ho collected through auy husinusa hanking bouse in Louisville, Or by any exp company. All tickets aro liko greiutbaoka. No rei being kept of purchaser's names, tickets good only tn the hohler. Persons doairons ot acting as agent? tho sale <>r tickets in any city in the Un Ht aten or Canadas, address CHAS. It. PETE HS Manager, Louisville, Ky., o?loo 120 I hlreet, Johnson's Block. N. H.-Buyers will note that them are 100.000 tickets, instead or 200,000, as in Kan Francisco Gift Concert, aud that the $>0.0()0 more distributed._Aug. 4 lni Fall Turnip Seed. TnOHBURN'B Green Globe, Hod Top, 1 White Norfolk, Yollow Htone, und li.?tia, fresh, arid for salo by ' August 2 KDWAIID HOI rftftfl ?< fcaiHfW .... ' On or afc o ut }$oVeh fo^Baptonib* r, ipi aJ^ ?onto our i mmg a sq aLock pf?BX GOODS, OARPKTS,;pOp^/Bn?|^, g?j fl wm ann/ etj.tvq' .HWf^*n*^T#|i-'ll rVq ,c?n>?rin| n ? ty, W add ing tn clog ant ?r ? t >claaa MILLI? NERY ESTABLISH M b NT,; 'tfhOJre/1 Gt^ i ft quantittca "will )>'kopl to aolQ_?t ?rom, anA^tl prices that the"people oan afford to buy.at-?i tho Department to be under tho immediate supervision of a indy from abroad, ind of.\ high ability ia the business.) ; v . The D11E83-M AK INO, FITTING and OUIVj TI^G DEPARTMENT will be c?n?netod .bif an cn arged scale, under tho im med?alo charge of Misa Ap?iE WiTTBrooar., assis tod by a drat olass Gutter from abroad. The whole to occupy our e?cond, Hour, which ia being fitted up for the purpose. Wo propone to Bupply oar patrons in full. We work cheap and by rule. Wo guarkntco aU wo sell or ein to the fallait extent; and aro satisfied and determined- to save money for ; overy person whonfteale with us. Tho calculation is a Blip pie ?no. Look at our enormous parchases. Can wo not only bay cheaper, and do wo not Bell cheaper than others? Lot oar patrons' (tho largest of any bouse in tho South) an? swer. Wo explain oar guaranty-which ap? plies to everything wo eel!, or any work done: Wo guarantee tho price of rill gooda sold by ns to be in all cases SB cheap as tbe same ar? ticle can bo bought any where in the South, and often cheaper, and will at all times re? fund any amount whore wo aro shown a dis? crepancy ia pricoa. ; ; jB, C. ?HI VER & CO. Aug'n.t 3_,ipf .?jfeorjttO_ Brno WE COMMENCE, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, TO BEFIT OUR .RETAIL DOUSE. THE STOCK WiU be exhibited io par. Wholesale and Carpet Rooms, BMTBAMCa OH TAYLOR STREET. .? >J .::. -> . ' Great Bargains Will be offered to make room for. our FALL STOCK. Aogt\ . . <v. P. LOVB&eo'J ator? Koona for Sate, or to Lenee for One or More Years, in the Town of Union. . ,o IOFFER for sale or lease tho 8T0B? BOOM lately occupied by me in the town of Union, S. G. "It ip loca ted. in, tho most business part of jMaiu.street, near tba Court Houoo. It la twenty-five feet wide at?d" sixty-five foet'ddepV, wi th a vodd Dry ' Cellar under it, of the same? sise.---It has good add all necessary fixtures for the Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes; or Hardware and Grocery nosiness. I have Occupied the stand over twonty ye&ty, and believe it to be one of tbe best locations for business in the np-conntry. Apply soon. THOB. MCNALLY, Union G. H., 8. C. July 89_;_6_ NEWS. THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE" has juttt returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of thc season. Call and see, at Tuly 27 ?. F. JACKSON'S, Main St. FRESH AND COOL I w E open this day a fresh lot of DRY GOODS, Direct from first banda. Having no old stock to work off, wo show now and fresh Goods, at Dull Times Prices. Wo ask especial attention and examination of our low price SASH RIBBONS. llomem her, tho only placo in the city to pro? cure theso dobirablo gooda is at PORTER & STEELE'S. .Tinto 14_ ?_ Tho Georgia Gin THIS id tho third season we havo sold theso GINS, and have never had a single com? plaint. Wo offer them with renewed confi? dence, at moderato prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE. A?ts., July 13 2mo_Colombia, g. C. EDWARD R. ARTHUR, Attorney and Doun sell or at Law, NO. 7 LAW R4.N0E. WILL practice in tho Circuit and Probate Courts of Richland and adjoining Counties._Jnly 12 f3mo ICE COLD SODA WATER with PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA? LOON. Try it^ _ A lino summer tonie ii IlattnifV Hitter* - can bc had nt POLLOCK'S .yj.>itmia um. Ataotloxi ?a?le?a. "Di virtue ol/tbejwwer^ duly conferred upon J3 Vha Citizens' Savings Bank, of Oolnmbl?, by ^Columbia OU Company, folJoreclOBi .the mortgage ?> ^he said Columbia Oil Com Sany to the said Citizens* Savihgb Bank, of oljusbi?, and t.? enter upon a?d fco eo^ejl *?9?rto'gtiUr the mer tgaged premiaos herein? '?f?f?.wn-'oed^for the purpose qt a?tia/yj?g their ae1>v; .the, said mortgage is berebyAe. claredtohe Totcclabcd, aud the flaid Colum? bia Oil Company Tmrever barred of ab;,claim or ?nalty of, iWomption, la the piemiaee? and -Under tho same. , power, aa afbreaaid, the un? dersigned will Bell, at pubUc. auotion, belora tho Court House, at Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in August nott: \ , . ,u All that certain lot of I,AND, eHuafe. 'tom being in the city of Columbia, in, tho. County of Richland, and' State of South Carolina, ! coneieting of one 'square in ' said city, con 1 taining four acres of land, mora OT Leos, and ' bounded by Wnobt, Dice, Lincoln .and Gad? ?b? nUt?bhj, with au ibu "uuiiaiDRS and croc-, tiona on said, lot of land, now usod for. the purposes of an Oil Mill, and all tho Engines, ? Oil Pre n a cs and machinery of any kind what soever, in arid upon said premiseei Term? cash. W. MARTI*,"" . President Citizens' Savings Bank of South Carolina. . . _ July 91 READ THlSf ~^y^B take pleasure in calling' the special attention of the trade to our large and well-. selected stock of Ladies, Misses, Children, Hen and Boys' i ." : .1 bi 'ft oidi a o 17" o il ot c: si ss AI ins; . Which wa are sealing at .\ i ! MA % UFA CTUKEK'S PR IO ES.\ Qire nc a cali, brid examine before you'?my. i' ... >kif? Hi? ? ;.' . "["i .-. ?I. . 'TO ' .. . "' ' j : / ' . ' ' .. ? r r . | .::J.;...M V t'o oin/, y.u. . ??' ?C,'^T? ! ot iii vu". ?J '. ' iii tv! i&l Ot <.>* I0?. Dealers and Those in Want o' D R Y G O O D S? j .-?i : . . . ..? , iii tu 'VVB hire now in ?tore a fuU lin? of fh? newest and most >.-.?>.? i'V-i-yl .? ! . i "\ . .. * '.-.'trio ii .....ii :it itK-.'ri . um -tli\? : FASHIONABLE GOODSf? ; ?: . ' . ., . .. .? 'ft'-' Of domejj tic,. French and English ni ann fad-" tare, whian, we guarantee, at all times, to sell: ae low, if not at lesa .price?, than any hepar in Colombia, baying our- Goode from tho largest and moat celebrated establishments in tho United States. And as ire desire to - please all, we have now in our house the ' BEST GRADES OF ...... . .;. ; ;. .. ? . ....! //; EVERY GLASS OF GOODS, From the lowest to the highest, and w?'feet confident that all those favoring us with an order from a distance will be plfosed and satisfied that O UR H O TT S E IS THB ONS In this city to deal with. Wo will, upon application, send promptly by mail, full lines of samples of those kind of Goods desired and specified hy our friends and customers. All ordors accompanied by cash amounting to $20 and over, delivered in any part of tho State freo of freight chargea. Thoao unaccompanied, will be sent O. O. D. Wo respectfully solicit orders, which will receive the prompt and personal attention of ono of tho firm. Our prices boilup low, we think wo can render satisfaction to all. Give us atrial. J. H. & H. L. KINARD, May3_COLUMBIA, H. 0. ENQLI8H BISCUIT , AND - Albert Crackers? AFINE assortment of gonuino BEADING BISCUIT, from the celebrated house of Messrs. Huntley A Palmer ALBERT CRACKERS, genuino, being made by McKonzia & McKenzie, Edinburgh, Soot land, and sold.By" MoKKNZlE, .Ang. 3 0..'" Of Columbia, H. C. ' Feeding Oats. BUST3EL8 PRIME HEAVY OATS. July 27 E. HOPF. 200