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. PASia; August 12-Nigh t.- Ia to?r A?
sembly, to-day, M. Kidet, of. tho Loft
Centre, mored that the- title of Preai*
dent of the Republic be confered upon
H. Thiers; thut ali powers which be has
heretofore exercised as Chief Executive
bo * p roi OD ge d a period of three years ;
that,bo, moreover, be en trna tod with the
promulgation and execution of the laws;
thathoboauthorizedto receive embaa
aad?rs; that hie official resideneo bo at
the place, where the Assembly may ait;
.that ho bo lodged nt the expense of the
republic; that,bo ebal! havo the right to
appoint members of j c?uncil, ministers,
diplomatic agents mili ta ry and naval
aamm&ndarg. und that ministers appoint?
eel by him shall be responsible for' their
acte\ip .the ABS o mb ly: Mader^pf; ?he
Right, made ?:counter motion, express?
ing confidence in -Thiers, and continuing
hta^present/powe/. . Thlors, who was
present.^ked ^fpr a? yo te of "urgency"
on ' both "proposals, .and, amid great ex?
citement, .they, fcvhre declared urgent. !
. Courte martial ? h old ? long and exoi ting
sessionsl^(0^J^^J^^^^{^ leading
CoM^.muuists ia p>Qg'reHsiug a? rapidly ac
pos8ible~w^ere;, a. JaTge, number -of wit?
nesses bav;?;befth^^^ evi
deride^ glyeri;' for ^he^paat tyf o days h ot
oontaine^ pbth\ng hew. .'./ ........
.. Pires. ,set by insurgents continuo tc
rage in the forests of Algeria.
L ON DON. Ango st 12 -'Night; -It provet
tq bo tho American a tea th "frigate Geer
ribro, Captain. Stevens, which -, was re
crmjtly aahoro oit Leghorn. 'The Brittni
iron-clad Warrior, hhs not ;beon ashore,
The r jQheiWere - waa ; rea ca od fr?nt. hei
p?rilo Us position ne voira I. days u go une
towed to Sp?zzi? for repairs. ?'bi J ute I
' -Tho Times' money urtiolo of to-daj
states that tho amount bf funded.Unitec
S taloa loan taken by bankers here wil
be.opened ltp-tho'publia next "week bj
Cooke, MoCallobgh & Co.
-^D?(:je^Qy\;i^ljVoi? Chief a~?Btio<
Cockburn had bbep appointed arbitrato]
forVQjfe'at BffuffiL hujier the'.treaty , o
W^RlgoUti ,18 ; ppnari^^^Tbo; draw
ing)up,of the. case-.for the British Go
vorn mont has been entrusted to tho Lort
Chancellor, with Lord 'Tehd?rden am
. PWrr'Mbntague Bernard as assistant?
-and Sir Ronndell Palmer will act ai
oounnol .'.for Groat Britain before tin
Boarder Arbitration. .? ; . . -;'
August 14.-It hi .report?e
. that tho Italian Government has in
etrnoted RB Minister at Versailles to ex
press thanks to Thiers for his pacific an'<
ca ri oiliatory . words, but surprise ? tba
- TMera permits, 'speakers' to uso langnag?
i?jurioao to Italy. Liberal Rome -jour
nala express the readiness of Italy to en
ter; into an alliance with France, i
Franco abandons'negotiations relative b
: . the Pope? '. i .'_'<.
, LQNDONB>EBEY, . August 14.^Appren
tico bby?, headed by a mbnibor of Pal
liamen't^Johnaon M. 'Rca, of Belfast
attempted a proausfjioW, in violation c
the proclamation. The police soattere,
. - them, amid cheers for - th? Catholic?
Stones,were thrown, when1 the Riot Ac
- waa-read,'and cavalry and police charg?e
Thirty, arrests' wore made. . Several wer
wbontJea!'!"'?,'> ,::::'f ..'
L0ND0& ?hg?at 1^--Tne'Fren?h Qi
' vernmontfia rep or tu d ; to hayo r equ es te
the-'?xAraditipn of, ppm puniste who.Wn
-taken refuge on British soil. . The irepl
of;tho English Cabinet is said to be
dem4ed refusal. .;; ;* .;
Tho vine .'disease prevails at Por tuga
i ann ?the wine crop is expected to t
?hp>fc -t:- fV? V:l ' 1
. ' A^despat?m from; Rome reports" th
King Victor Emanuel had a narrow e
ca^v/?froha death," while r hunting wil
boated''.'?** ***2y >' >it :.. '?- >
... /lBit)l -Kean lii?c??lO:oiiC?f .
. _.ivri'K?^N';.DIf?PATb?ES. i.-'
WAI^ ON ?tjiri ArAcnES -CHOP P4to^EOTii
SUFFOCATION ?N A COAL WIATT-END <
.-. ' A OHOBOH WAR-DBATH OP MUS. .VA
LANDIOHAM- DEATH OF MUS. TOUOEY
ANOTHER WESTFIELD DISASTER DEATH
RAILROAD AFP AI RS-SUSPENSION OF HC
TXLITIE3 AGAINST THE OOREANS- WBE4
i AND L0B3 OP LTPE-v-lUOT AN D M ?BDBU
?iBabN-^-^Oai?tBliB MINB^ACKHDENT-MJl
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ARBITRATION-2,000 PAGES OP THH.l
... KLUX EVIDENCE, AO., AO. . : 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 12.-Advic
- from Tucson, Arizona, state that Gone
Crook's campaign against tho Apuot
is proceeding Vigorously. Ho ia cou
dent of reducing tho savages to a'nbm
Bion, if not interfered with by the Vet
Commissioner.
WABKINOTO??, "August 13.-The Ag
cultural Dopartmont will, not make t
other crop report until September. T
' roturnB received since the' report':
Joly indicate a m?i?e'.favorable' er?^f
dptton ?nd ebro. ' A letter from Arkan
soya: "Althongh tho aoreago ia less th
last year, the yield of the. present yi
. - will be eqaallyaalargo, and BO bf BQ
^ o?Se'rpt the States." ' " V
KEOKUII, August 13.-William Brig
intehdlog'.to re-open a coal miners
hiB?.Bo??oud daughter to dip' ont; :
' wat?r.. . The, son , prit a ' ladder iV
,- sha?t'?ud doao?hdod, and tho siBter, ?
. heaeipg> h inp, a) BO deacon dod. Brig
hiai^rother and a hired mah' foll?n
ea?h other down tho shaft, and\ all I
were scfjfboatod.. . At'last aooomrits, I
b odic? hadibeOh- recove sad. <y?-. \0
ffTms?N.^Aog?st/ra^Th^
rebellion 'in this,city is . ended, and
niego of tho elia rob rained, /For tho ?
timo^in Eovcn-.woeko, s?rvlcos havo'b
he?cFbV tt?e'SaoretSry of BishOp Opni
the obnoxious priest having boon ^vi
ally suHpandod. Protestants and Cal
nation of tho recent ferhbrdglic?. ' * ^\
OqATttiKaTOK, August 12.-Tho first
bale of new cotton ja received here. It1
arrived to-day, from ,. Middle Georgia,
consigned to George A. Trenholm.
CUMBERLAND, August 18.-Mrs. O. L.
Ynllandigham diud this morning.
LouisvrXiTjE, August 14-The Pen nsyl?
vania Railroad now olaims a controlling
interest in the Louisville and Cincinnati
bridges over the Ohio Uiver.
HARTFORD, August 1?-Mrs. Catha
-rineToucey, wife of the former Seoretary
of the Navy, was taken sick at ohurob,
Eeatefday, and died before reaching,
ome.
NEW YOUR, August 14.-John Clark,
florist of the Fifth Avenue Hotel, a
Westfield victim, is dead.
A woman was burned to death and an?
other badly burned by a fire in Jersey
City. . i
The World Ima a special that Victor
Emanuel proposes to restore the Quirinal
to the Pope and enter into a league with
France and Spain to secure the Pope's
perfect independence.
SAN FRANCISCO.' August 14.-The
steamship (Juina has arrived from Hong
Koug, with forty cabin and 283, steerage
passengers, and 45,600 packages of mer?
chandize. Japan is quiet, and immense
improvements in widening canals and
building wharves are progressing.
The Corean expedition accomplished
no chango of relations'. Minister Low
and Admiral Rogers will awuit iustrua
tions from Washington, before pushing
hostilities. Details fully oontirm thu
telegraphic report of a second battle.
HAVANA, August 14.-Tho missing
mail steamer Enpana has arrived with a
broken shaft.
CINCINNATI, Au gd st 14.-The gauge ol
the Louisville and Cincinnati Short Linc
Road was changed from five to four fool
eight inches yesterday.
GOLDSDORO, N. C., August 14.-About
half-past 12 o'clock, last night, a lin
broke out at tho Exchange Hotel, in thu
place, destroying the two hotels, tor
stores and the out-buildings and the rail,
road car sheds. Loss, about 880,000
insurance probably 330,000. The fin
was the work of un incendiary, and ii
generally supposed to have its origin ou
of the late negro riot.
..NIGHT DESPATCHES.
'PHinfc>ELPniA, August 14.-John T
Laitt, of Dol?an & Lai tr, is dead.
KEN o BU A, August 14.-The lu m be
scow, Scottish Chiefs, was wrecked to
day. It is supposed the crew is lost.
NASHVILLE, August 14.-Judge Baste
decides the tax on lawyers unconBtitu
tioual. Appeal will be taken.
CHABTJESTON, August 14.-Arrived
stcamers Sea Gull, Baltimore; Georgia
New York; schooners Aun and Susan
Boston; Ida Richardson, New York.
PITTSTON, PA., August 14.-There wa
an explosion, to-day, ol the fire damp n
the Eagle shaft, operated by Alvo Tomi
kins. Twenty men were working in re?
of the gangway at the time of tho cxplc
sion, which tore away the timbers mn
porting the roof of the causeway, whe
it fell, leaving the men imprisoned bi
hind the rock, with no means of escapi
until the debris is oleared away. Ben
Davis, working ontaide of the rear gani
way, was instantly killed by the expl*
sion. The men imprisoned are mo
likely dead, or will bo before they cu
be reached. It will take a day or two 1
get the bodies out.
WASHINGTON, Augast 14.-The stoat
er Nipsic has boen ordered to Sun D
mingo waters.
Cresswell is here.
The .Ku .Klax evidence now in tl
hands of tho printer mukea 2,000 pnuti
pages.
Probabilities-The barometer will pi
bably rise in the North-west, wi tho
material change in tho weather. T
conditions aro favorable for toual eton
to-night in Wisconsin and Illinois, whi
.Will probably bu repeated Tu ea day af (j
noon over'Tho' sam?-regi?n. -Liglrl
rains, if any will probably be ex pen enc
to-morrow on the.'.Gulf coast, and :
ereused cloudiness, with geuerully ph
sant weather, throughout tho Atlau
States.
?86,750,000 cpin a?d $4,750,000 c
rency is in tho Treuan'ry.".'
Bout well has issued the following c
. euiar to agents designated tb nogoti
'tho new loan:
GBTLEAIBN: I havo deemed it adv!
ble, upon further consideration, to wi
draw tho loan for the present - from
market, with the exception of the 1
per cent, bonds, aa offered to the
I tional banka by the oircnlar letter of
Secretary of the Treasury, dated the 1
instant. This communication relatei
the four per cont, and four and a 1
per oent. bonds, in combination v
the five per oent. Very respseotfulh
; (Signed) GEO. S. BOUTWELL,
Seoretary of the Treasury
The signal officer at Detroit reporl
danse smoke for five days, and rep
from Lake Huron state that the den
of the ?moke impedes navigation.
Offloial Btutomont-for fisoul year <
lng 30th Juno-Customs receipts, 92
250,000; internal revenue, over $1
OOO.OQO; public, lauds, 82,250,000; ;
OBllanoons, r $31,500,000; expenditu
oifil anti :?mu,oelIano?UB, 809,500,'
war,. $35,275,000; navy, $10,500,
Indians,,$7,275,000; pension's. 934.1
000; interest on the p?bilo debt, $1
pO00,00Xfc-L/ i " : : ...... i.-:
. J * O. Bancroft Davis has been npp?
ed'.agent for the United. States al
Gonova arbitration,1 under the treat
Washington.- ,.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-lu a rc
the junction of the' Lake Superior
Northern Pacific Railroads, over
suppression of .liquor trafilo, a st
wad dangerously shot, one rioter k
and ono wounded.
NEW YORK, August 14.-VThroe
were lost by the ?Jersey .City fire,
the niece, wife and son of Henry Si
McGee, of the firm of Duranoy &
Gee,'was arrested on the charge of a
Smith's nephew is missing-mippo:
bi burned.
T#o~\&w>etr p?tato baa a great injure.
It hasMSeeVdtaodvered-tbat from' it can
be extraoted a syrup tbat far surpasses
that of the beet, and even the sorghum,
iu delicacy of flavor, while the yield is
also more abundant. The average pro?
duct of a bushel of sweet potatoes of
the yam variety is alleged to be over two
gallons, which would give from 300 to
350 gallons of ayrap to the acre, as the
average production, on poor and sandy
soil, is from 150 to 180 bushels per acre.
And even after the syrup hos been ex?
traoted, the residue is pronounced a
valuable edible both for maa and boast.
It thus seems that tho sweet potato ie to
play the same role in certaiu parts of
our country, whoro it is raised ia great
abundance, as tho bread-fruit in the
South Sea Islands, as- it can be used in
its various forms as an esculent, in
making bread, iu the browing of beer,
as a substituto for coffee, for the produc?
tion of syrup, and for futteniog pigs and
other farm animals.
Tho following story is told concerning
the celebrated Koh-i-noor captured iu
India: "The Koh-i-noor was obtained in
this cheap way : Ia 1840, tbat well known
diamond became part of tho spoil of the
Anglo-Indian army, on tho conquest and
annexation of the Punjaub, aud being
then estimated at $1,250,000, there was
great joy over such a prize. Without
consulting the army, Lord Gough and
Charles Napier, chiefs iu com maud, au?
daciously presented tho great diamond
to Queen Victoria, in tho name of the
combatants. It was nut the general's
right to rob the army by bestowing thu
greatest of its spoils of war upon the
Queen, nor ought she to huvo accepted
it without seeing that the soldiers had
been paid for it. Prom that time the
Indian army have not received a shilling
for their capture of tho Koh-i-noor, and
Viotoria has retainod the gem as her own
personal property, instead of placing it
among the crown jewels belonging to
the British nation."
Few people, even in this remote day
from that on which Columbus sighted
America, can believe that commerce has
increased so largely as to render the
adaptation of the old road legend neces?
sary; yet such is the case. Hereafter
"keep to the right as the law directs" is
bo be upplied as rigorously to the great
3cean highway as it over was to our
country turnpikes. The risk of collision
nas become so muoh greater between
steamers ?dying across tho Atlantic, that
\ movement bas been set on foot by the
English Uunderwritors to lay dowu two
parallel zoues, each sixty miles wide,
with au intorval of thirty miles between
:bem, the Northern for Western bound
ind the Southern for Eastern bound
iteamers. Sailing vessels are warned to
seep off the track, and as the conditions
ire favorable, both belts being assisted
jy currents, tho proposed rule ia likely
o meet with little or no opposition.
During his Pontificate of a quarter of
i century. Pius IX has witnessed tho
leaths of nearly 100 Cardinals, and has
ill but twice renewed the Sacred Col?
ega. There are alive to-day only nine
Jardinais who were presented with their
nats by his predecessor, Gregory, and
:he youngest of these is seventy-five
p-earB of age. Twenty-two hats, an un?
usually large number, aro just now va?
cant; and the members of the Cardinal
ito now at Rome, and belonging to the
[luria, are only twenty-eight in uumber,
if whom three or four aro reduced,
nore or less, to a state of inactivity by
ige or sickness.
A GOOD EXIUUIT ron TUE SOTJTH.-It
is hardly credible, BO accustomed are the
.Southern as well as the Northern people
to thinking that tho North far exceeds
the South ia all matters of business, yet
it is a fact thut it appears that tho valuo
J? domestic exports during tho fiscal
pear last ended was ?230,120,730 from
tho groat Northern ports of New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, and $108,801,
J51 from the insignificant Southern porta
?f Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah,
Mobile, Galveston and New Orleans.
Eveu Galveston, Texas, exported moro
than Bostou!
THE FASTEST TIME ON RECORD.-Tho
races at Buffalo, N. Y., closed on the
llth, Goldsmith Maid making the fast?
est time in three straight heats on record
by a quarter of a second. Tho 2.10
rneo proved equally interesting nnd ex?
alting-Judge Ringham, a comparatively
new horso, making a splendid record,
winning four heats, muking the first
[?uarter in thirty-one seconds, and tho
half in LOG. Immediately after win?
ning tho race, Judge Bingham was
bought by George C. Hall for $30,000,
for Jay Gould.
TUB POPE AND THB THBONE or GOLD.
A. proposition made by somo of the
Pope's most zealous supporters in Eu?
rope to confer upon him the title of Pius
the Great ha3 beon by him declined, and
a throne of gold offered by the same
friends has also been refused. But to
give point and utility to bis refusal, he
proposed that his friends appropriate
the money the throne-would cost to the
purchase of exemptions for students of
Catholic seminaries from military ser?
vice.
Nelson James Saviors, the unfaithful
husband who figured in tho Stockton
tragedy, is au Ohioan, a Royal Arch
Mason, a Royal Purple Odd Fellow, an
Improved Red Man, a photographer aud
a telegraph operator. Mre^Saviors, who,
shot Mrs. Luke, ia a native of Loray, N.
Y., nnd has been twice married and twice
divorced. Mrs. Luke, now dead, was
from Kentucky, ha 1 been married three
times, and was the mother of five chil
drou.
The Freuoh Government, ncoopting
tho situation in full,1 will shortly appoint
Consuls in the principal, towns of Alsace
and German Lorraine.
It doesn't burt snuff to pinch it.
ANU?A L. ?varo UOHMEIICUI.. j
SEW YORK, August 13.-Tho cotton
movement showa a slight falling off in
reoeipts and exports. : Receipts at all
{>orts 9.454 bales, against 10,472 bales
oat week; 10,000 the previous week, and
10,601 three weeks since. Total receipts
since September .3,988,224, against
2,889,079 for the corresponding period
in the previous year, showing an increase
of 1,099,145 in favor of the present sea?
son. Exports from all ports for the
week 472 bales, uguinst 9,109 for the
same week last year. Total exports fot
expired portion cotton year 3,114,106,
against 2,160,733 for the same time last
year. Stock at all ports 137,095, against
94,702 same date lust year. Stocks al
interior towns 14,734, against 20,12(
last year. Stock in Liverpool 643,000
against 563,000 last year. American cot
ton afloat for Great Britain 62,000
against 35,000 last year. Indian cottot
afloat for Europa 603,40G, against 112,
255 last year.
The weather Sooth has. boen ver
much the same as it was last week; ii
some sections tho extreme heat was re
lieved by showers,'and in other place
there are complaints of too much dr,
weather. Recently tho uew crop indi
cutes on earlier picking than was gent
rally expected. Tho domestic pruduc
markets have exhibited au increused ac
tivity, which hus been mainly caused b
u declino in thu leading staples ut th
Produce Exchange. Flour IIUB d?clin?e
Wheat has i m Droved slightly. Corn hi
been thai. Oats huvo declined; au
other grui us show no material chango.
LONDON. August 14-Noon.-Weat hi
favorable. Consols 03)??. American B
CUrities easier-bonds 93>?.
FHANKFOHT, August 14."-Bonds 7G'
@77.
PAHIS, August 14.-Rentes 55f. 72o.
LIVERPOOL, August 14-Noon.-Cottc
opened dull-uplands 8??; Orleans 9.
LONDON, August 14-Evening.-Sec
riticB unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August 14-Evening.
Cotton closed dull-uplands &}<; Orlea
9.
NEW YOUK, August 14-Noon.-Stoc
quiet, but prices better than at openin
Governments steady und quiet. SU
bonds dull, but steady. Money easy,
3. Gold steady, at 12,%. Exchange
long 9V?; short 10. Flour quiet and u
changed. Wheat a shade turner. Co
very firm. Pork firm, at 13.37,?ji@13.{
Lard steady. Cotton lower; Hales 1,3
bales-uplands 18%; Orleans 19 ?4.
7 P. M.-Cotton in better demand,
lower prices; sales 2,636 bales-uplai:
18?4. Flour-Southern steadier; CO
mou to fair extra 5.30(<$6 50; good
choice G.5Q@0.00. Whiskey finner,
94. Wheat-winter lc bettor; spri
steady; winter red Western 1.40(uU.
winter aud umber Western 1.47(u)l.
Corn 2(l?3c. better, and iu good ho
export and speculative demand, at 61
69)?. Rico steady, at 8&<&9??; P
steady, at 13.50. Beef quiet. L
firmer-kettla 9^jj. Freights lowe
cotton, steam Money easy, at 2(
Sterling dull und lieuvy-prime b.iuk
9j?8-, second bauds 9,!?@9J?; lead
baukers auxious. Gold 12?<j. *Gov<
ment stronger-81s j-40. higher. SU
generally very dull. Tenuessees 75; :
75. Virginias 64; new 72. Lonisii
65; now 60; levees 69; 8a 83. Alaba
1.00; 5s 67. Georgias 83; 7B 91. Ni
Carolinas 45; new 27. South Carol
71; now 58.
ST. LOUIS, August 14.-Flour i
Corn lower-mixed 45(i?47. Whit
88(a?90. Pork firm but busiuess li,
Bacon in good demand and strong
shoulders 6^4 ; clear aides 8(?j8,l?. J
dull-kettle U>?
LOUISVILLE, August 14.-Flour ste
Com-sacked, rouud lots, 65. Pi
aions dull but firm. Pork 13.00. SL
ders clear hides 1%. Lard 'J}.,(
Whiskey 80.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-Flour ste
Corn ut full pri?es. Pork demand 1
with full prices-12.75(^13.00 gene
asked. Lard quiet aud unchanged,
cou opened firm, but closed dull-1
era asking for shoulders O'^'; clear 1
rn?
NEW ORLEANS, Angoat 14.-]
io fair demaad-double 6.50; treble
($7.00. Corn quiet-mixed 67; yt
68; white 70. Pork quiet, at 14.25.
cou quiet but firmer, at 7(<t>8;,4'.
unchanged. Sugur quiut-cummoi
?IO-??'; clarified 12^'. Whiskey
ut OOLLOO. Coffeu firm, at 14.li?(g
Cotton quiet and steady-middling
(?)17; receipts 1,430 bales; sales ?
stock 37,475.
MouiLE, August 14.-Cotton qi
middliagT7j>4(^ii7)ni receipts 78 !
sales 200; stuck 4,685.
NOHEOLK, August 14.-Cotton qi
low middling 17l4'; receipts 285
sules 8; stock 653.
BALTIMORE, August 14.-Flour
Howard street superfine 4.75(i
Wheut dull-choice whito 1.55;
good to (dioico 1.45@1.55. Corn v
white 75(?>77; yellow 07(?>68.
firmer, ut 14.50(5>15.00. Bacon fii
shoulders 6%(^7. Lard IO1!
Whiskey 94(^95. Cotton dull aud
ing down-middling 18%(?)18J'? ; ri
79 bales; sales 59; stock 005.
CHARLESTON, August 14.-Cotte
-middling 17; receipt? 124 bales
50; stock 2,974. Th? first bale <
cotton received here was bought
by R. Muro ?fc Co., at 25J? coi
pound, lt classes? as middling.
GALVESTON, August 14 -Cottor
good ordinary receipts Ttl
stuck 1,073.
PHILADELPHIA, August 14.
very dull-middling 10; receipts i
AUGUSTA, August 14.-Cottoi
and weak-middling I??4@?7j 1
bales.
SAVANNAH, August 14.-Nothi
ing in cotton-low middling li
aaipts 317 bales; block 3,848.
WILMINGTON, Align?t 14- C
middling 10; stuck 61 bates.
BOSTON, August 14.-Cotton
middling 19}^; reoeipts 19 bah
20; stock 6,500.
A fi oe set of thieves 'these fellows are
who tire forever plunging the COGDtry
into hot -water with their tales of Ko
Klux outrages. In the old slave.States
occur ninety-four ont of the 291 revenue
defalcations confessed by Secretary Bout
well, and of the twenty-odd millions ad?
mitted by him as stolen, $0,769,721.95
are to be put down to tho ?core.of these
same persecuted patriots. 5 A fi ne^ p?o
turo it -makes of Southern, outrages;
these dry figures, telling how Govern
mont functionaries Bteal with both hands,
bawling meanwhile at the top of their
lungB ?'Ku Klux!"-New York World.
One year ago, Judge Curtis, of tho
Marine Court, in New York, married the [
gorgeously beautiful Charlotte E. But?
ton. They lived together six weeks,
whe? they separated and were divorced;'
and lust week thu ex-bride waa married
to Wilkerson Curtia, brother of the
Judgo, who, by the way, was not present I
at Churlotto's second wedding, which
proves that theru aro rotten things in
other places besides Denmark.
Dr. Livingstone has not had any '
breechea to npeak of for four years, the
merchant tailora of Ujiji refusing to
credit him. With a little paint, how?
ever, and a fragmont of a lion skin
around Iiis loins, the doctor has managed
to keep himself in a presentable condi?
tion for tho levees of African monarchs,
whose regulations concerning court cos
tumes ure quito liberal.
The Washington Patriot wants to
know what has become of the money
urising from the sale of arms, ammuni?
tion, etc., which have been disposed of
j siuuu the close of the war. According
to the Patriot, over 8500,000,000 have
been realized from this souroo since
1805, not u single dollar of which has
been accounted for.
NORTHERN PEACHES.-Tho New York
Sun Baya: "Peaches are arriving in this
oity in great profusion. The New Jersey
Railroad alone is bringing 100,000 bas?
kets a day, employing for the purpose
uine trains of curs. Tho aggregate num?
ber of cars in these train? is 196, and,
all put together, they would extend over
a milo und tx quarter of track."
A thirsty wag, imitating what Josh
Billings .culls "poetic proso," wrote the
fullpwiug: "Pick apples*ncw, andoider
nu alie, and through a barrel juioe it; then
get h straw, without a flaw, und through
the straw reduce it."
. ?chiodam Schnapps.
O'BL CASBH W?lfola celebrated SCHIEDAM
<?O AIIOMAT10 BOHNAPPS, Just arrived
and for ?.ali; low by i v " , '
AUK 15 JOHN AO NEW & SON. : 1
^^jgjj^^ Fir
I Lea & Perrins' Sauce,
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
'.THE: ONLY WOOD SAUCE."
lt i inprove appctito and digestion, and it id
unrivaled for it? flavor.
Wo arti directed by Meaera. LEA Si PEIt
I HI Ns tu prosecute, all partios making or veud
I ing counterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAN'S 80NB,
Aug 13 t?tao Agente. New York.
/ TO CLOSE.
J. HE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
"Slaughter" Counter,
And aru offered at
RUINOUS PRICES
To close thom ont.
Mick and White GRENADINE SHAWLS,
(vory pretty.)
Satin. Striped, Salk and Wool SHAWLS,
(handsome. )
, S did Colo ltd Llama SHAWLS, iatylish.)
Illach LACK POINTS, (nial desirable.)
Every conceivable style of PARASOL, {good,
value.)
Swiss Puftlag.
Jaconet l'ufnng. ?
Janice* Cambric ruffing, in rpiadrnple, six
tuple and ootuple.
Linon Sf ti, plain and embroidered.
_Ang 15_ lt. C.8HIYETt A CO.
fci/^vrirE ni's DOWB." How often is
\\f thin expression used by per>ons whose
bpdiua and ulinda are exhausted by the toils
and anxieties of businoss life. Mere stimu?
lants du un pond in snob cases. Their llrst
effect is transient. The reuctiou disastrous.
TARE.ANT'S SELTZER APERIENT,
tho trim remeily for this brooking down of
physical ?nergies and tho animal spirits is
nrovided It renovates and refreshes the as?
similating orgnnsand thu nerves, while it oar
rh*s'bff, without, violence tir pain, all tho im
ptr.ilios whi>di clog the bowels aud vitiate the
I blond. In imligoBtion, biliousness, constipa
?' ? J -.Ils .-\ tf*."AJ-JL*V Y fe
ON A
NOVEL PLAN.
For information, apply to .
- . ... : v?. .' - ;
E. W. 8EIBLE3 & CO., * '
Aug. 13 3_Beal Estate Brokera.
Ked Oats, Rust Proof.
FOB Bale, at $1.50 per bushel, sacked and
delivered at railroad.. Apply by cash
order to W. L. ANDEB80N,
Ninety-six Post Office, Abbeville Co: i
BEFEBENCE-Col. D. Wyatt Aiken,
j August 12 t -?..;?." - .'? tW
Columbia Must Do a Larger Business.
Eitra. I'rtpuratlnn for a Big Trude. '
HAYINO put our Retail Bouse in order, we '
are now prepared to . show our caa tornera a
FULL LINE OF GOODS, in' every depart?
ment, which will bo largoly replenish od by
every ?tourner with choico and seasonable
goods, unrivalled for quality, stylos and prices., ?
Ono of tho firm ls now in New York looking
after the interests of our customers; Wo In- '
.,.. . -v> !?.v
tend to exhibit, this fall and winter, tho beet
stock nf goods ever opened in Columbia, at .
price's to suit all, . . lp -
We keep only standard makes of Roods di?
rect from manufacturers And importers, and .
, sell to every one alike, having hu t ONE PRICE. ?
Our Wholesale, and Carpet Boom will con?
tain a choice stock of goods, in quality'abd
patterns. ~'.
Big line of DOMESTICS always on band. v ,
W." D. hQVE * CO., ; x nj
Columbia Hotel Building, ?
< . Hain street. .
W. D. LOTS, . t'. '?? ' ; .*
B. Di MCOBEEUT. * Ango': 3
FEESE AMB OOOZsr
i ? . tRhi 7. ~y ? ni.xrjrrjsra
-,;M,U-?? . ->"??
WE open this day a fresh lot cf
ri'sf . V if -i. .".*..-. :?\'< J ? fa>?t??
D R Y GO O BS^
Direct from first hands. Having no oldotock
to work o IT, we show now and fresh Goode, at
Bull Times Prices.
: > i ci . .??.fa tu tiffi -'? " I tvH^-tZi'.
We aslt especial attention and examination
if our lon price ,
SASH RIBBONS:
Remember, the only place in thecity to pro- -
cure theao desirable Roods ia at
F0llTEII & STEELE'S.
Jane 14 _ .. -v..
FEMALE SElOHAiTi^'^^
Camden Street, Coium?a; 'C.
THE next term of my SCHOOL
will begin on MONDAY, September
-AH, ana eontinne forty-one weeko,
?till end of Juno, 1872, (with aila
week'? -va'oation at ' Christmas:)
divided in two equal ooaaione Of
twouty--coks eaeh, terminating ?rat session j
on Friday, February 0, and second eession on J
Friday, June 28i Fucila .will be charged only
from the time of entrance to the ena of the
eession. It is h i gb ly imporiaui that- all'
should be present at tho opening of tho
School, aa they can then ce classed to tho ?
best advantage. As I do not desire so crowded '
a school as I had during a part of the last' :
term, the number will bo limited strictly to
fifty in both Departments- Primary ?nd
Academical. Applications will be received at'1*'
once, and preference Riven-to-those who?
engage for tho whole term. Monthly nay- .
menta required. Patento aro again reminded ? '
that thin regulation does not givo them tho
right, (as nome would ? claim,Mo. "withdraw
their children from school at any time that. ;
may suit their convenience, before the end of -.
the aesaion. . ? . u.^ .
Tn mw PEE SESSION or IWKNTX WBXKSVV r
For English, from. $8 to $25
For Musio on Piano, three loeaoua a . -?*
week.,.. $20
Latin, French, .German, each........ -$10
W. MULLER,
??lMSt Camden and Piokens etreeta. ? ?
Jnly 18 ... tnSy
On Consignment? . J. '? ?
i)AA BOXES 80ALED HERRINGS, 85
4UU couta per box.
August 3_ GEO. BYMMEK8. .
Just Received, ' ' : ' . ,*
?)K BBLS. NORTHERN IRISH ? -POTA*'
?t/TOES. Fer sale, low by
Augusts JOHN AGNEW A BON.
N
THE Proprietor or tho "IITTLE STORE"*';
?has ja nt returned from New York frith 4 neat K
. :*'. ? . -- ? .-.. si?tt ::
assortment of ^. . . . > v W
Choice ?pods. ~
Cheapest yet of tho scaoon. Call and sse, at w
Tuly 27 O. g. JACKBOM'a, MalhSt.
-?-.-*T ' i-. "* '?" ! ' ' ' " ' '
. We offer them ?Ith^W&F?i
i dence, at nloderato MfFH<^':?^^"?W;f .
terms. LORIOT * WWl^NOB^Agt^ * .
THE MORRIS COTTON G?H: i V
77.1 S DlSTAN?KDrALt'iyr^RS.
AND is warf?ntaalb do il, ag alu. For f nil
particulars? relative to' ihe^maehlneei ;
^June ia3mo " . . .Columbia, B. C.
"~ SeegfiH' jfo?T isi'^uro. . .
I n don't containy,CpcoouluS-.Indieua' Fish
i Berries to make ?hujpy ? headache. I ; .