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LONDON, March 4.-The Times' Berlin
opcoial says G?nnt Yon Arnim, Minister
to France, has been ordered io Berlin,
to give an opinion regarding the stabili?
ty ot the present government of Franoe.
The same speoial says it is thonght Em?
peror William's decision will be adverse
to England on the San Juan arbitration
between the United States aud England.
The Times' speoial despatch from Paris
says IV Ad mirani t has reconsidered his
determination to retire from the Go?
vernorship of Paris, which position he
threatened to resign, beoause the Rappel
was allowed to appear.
The regular mail steamer from the
Western coast of Africa, which arrived
at Liverpool this morning, brings the
intelligence that ex-President Boye, of
Liberia, who was imprisoned for certain
illegal acts committed while in office,
and had escaped, was drowned in the
harbor of Monrovia, while endeavoring
to swim to the steamer, just before ito
departure for Liverpool.
* The jury in the Tiohborno case have
informed the conrt that they have heard
?nffioient evidence npon which to base a
verdict' Court adjourned to Wednes?
day, to allow plaintiff'? counsel to con?
sider his fntnre course.
PARIH, Maro h 4.-The dissatisfaotion
in the Cabinet over the conduct of Po?
nier Quetier, Minister of Finance, io
testifying at Boden, in favor of LaMott,
the ex-Prefect of the Department of
Eure, who ia charged with embezzling
the funds contributed for the relief of
Frenoh sufferers, continues. Ponier
Quetier is to have an interview, to-day,
on the subject, with his Ezoelleuoy Pre?
sident Thiers. Should the resignation1
of the Minister of Finance become ne?
cessary, it is believed M. Oasimier
Pierere, the late Minister of the Inte?
rior, will be appointed to the position
made vacant in the Cabinet.
American I mr 111 gc ncc .
WASHINGTON, Maroh 8.-The Trea?
surer sells and bnys a million of bonds
on the 14th, and a million on the 20tb.
He sells no gold on account of dieburse
menta for bonds called in, some 40,000,
000.
NEW YORK, Maroh 4.-The Tribune
alleges that some merchants who incri?
minated Government officials, by their
testimony before the Custom House In?
vestigating Committee, are now being
subjected to vexatious suits and seizures.
The firm of Clark and Schultz, who are
of this class. Ead their books overhauled
in a manner whioh, the Tribune BSLJS,
was suspicions, if not positively out?
rageons.
A mass meeting of German working?
men was held yesterday, to form an
English branch of the eight boor league.
A futnre meeting, for the fusion of all
working interests, was arranged.
ST. Lonni, Marob 4.-A speoial to tho
Democrat, from Springfield, Illiuois,
says that Governor Palmer, in deoliuiug
overtures for a nomination at the Cin?
cinnati Convention, declares for Grant.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Jupa
wero formally presented at the White
House.
PHUJADEIIPHIA, March 4.-a-The Centen?
nial Commissioners h>id their first meet?
ing to-day. It is proposed to make this
Amerioan centennial the feature of the
age.
NKW YORK, March 4-Eveniug.
Mayor Hall's trial has commonaed.
WASHINGTON, March 4-Evening.
It is stated that Governor Holden goes
as Minister to Pern.
Spanish Minister Boberts has com?
menced negotiations for n now treaty of
oommeroe with the United States.
The reception of the Japs was the
event of to-day. The President's speech
commenced: "Gentlemen, I am gratified
that this country and that my admini?
stration will be distinguished. "
The signal officer reports that the ba?
rometer in this oity has risen very ra
Eidly since 5 o'clock. The thermometer
as fallen twenty-one degrees in the hist
three honrs. The wind from the North?
west is blowing at this hour thirty eight
miles an honr.
In the Senate, responding to potitions
to settle the tea and coffee tariff, Sher
man, from the Finanoe Committee, re?
iterated that no change would occur till
July. The Committee on Public Build?
ings reported in favor of appropriating
$100,000 for publie bnildiugs at liuleigh.
The Chairman of the Cpmmitteo an?
nounced that the policy of the Commit?
tee wus to give money only to capitals of
States and port cities for public build?
ings.
In the House, a bill was introduced to
import, duty freo, uniforms of certain
regiments, and repealing all Acts author?
ing revenue otlioers to seize books and
papers. The deficiency appropriation
was resumed.
Gen. Horace Porter was before tho
Oastom House Committee five hours, to?
day. His evidence exculpates himself
and the President from ny direct inte?
rest in tho general order business.
Probabilities-Bising barometer, with
a decided fall in the temperature, North?
westerly to Northerly winds, and clear
.weather, will extend during to-night
from the upper lake region South-east?
ward and Eastward, to the tluntio-the
winds along the middle und Eist Atlantic
coasts inoreasing to very briak, and pro?
bably high North-westerly. Tho pres?
sure will be diminished somewhat during
to-night and on Tuesday throughout tho
Mississippi Valley, aud Westwurd, with
Southerly to Easterly winds, und proba?
bly inoroased oloudiuess.
NBW OniiUANS, March 4.-The volun?
teer fire department celebrated their
thirty-fifth anniversary with uprocession.
Tho streots wero Glied with spectators.
Clear and pleasant weather.
Van Norton, Presideut of tho Savings
Bank, was sentenced to-day, by Judge
Cooley, to tho parish prison, for tun
days, for refusing to produce in court u
cei tum bank box deposited with him on
January li), by M. A. South worth und
? Senator Lewis, containing $80,000, and
an agreement that Lewis should sustain
?Pinohbaok and Wannoo th's administra?
tion, and attend regularly the session of
the Legislature each day; tbe said box
to be delivered to Lewis on March 4,
upon complying with curtain conditions.
Van Norton was immediately pardoned
by Gov. Warmouth and liberated. Dur?
ing the investigation, it transpired that
Southworth compounded with Yan Nor?
ton about a month ago, and removed the
money from the box, whon it waa finally
bronght in court thia morniog. It con?
tained nothing but the agreement above
referred to, in full. A statement of this
oase will probably be Bent to tho Con?
gressional Investigation Committee.
WILMINGTON, March 4.-Andrew J.
Jone*, late President of the Western
Railroad Company, charged with fraudu?
lent use of the bonds of the company,
was tried before tho Superior Court of
Moore County, last week, oonvioted, and
sentenced to pay a fine of $10,000 and
one year's imprisonment in the peniten?
tiary. He takes an appeal to the Su?
preme Gonrt.
NORFOLK, Ma roh 4.-The barge A. B.
Hill, laden with lime, and having on
board a crew of two white men and one
negro, ia supposed to huve been sunk by
the gale last Saturday morning, near
New Point, in Chesapeake Bay, and all
hand? lost. The barges Hill and Roan?
oke were bound for Norfolk, in tow of
the tug Lane. Tb? violence of the gale
compelled the captain of tho tug to cut
loose from his tow, and run into Mob
Jack Bay for a harbor. On the return
of the tug after the storm, the Roauoko
waa found safely at anchor, but the Hill
waa nowhere to be seen. The names of
the crew supposed to be lost are Capt.
W. H. Pleuaaut. of Portsmouth, Va.;
?John Brotnbey, of Carn tuck; and Ro?
bert Joues, a negro, of NDrfolk.
The following appeared in the Galves?
ton News, as a special, dated Austin,
February 19: Mamilu! Puroll went to
Governor Davis, this morning, and pre?
sented the capias, and asked him if he
would submit to arrest. The Governor
said: "Sir, you will hear in a day or two
from the department of justice, ut
Washington, und yon will govern your?
self accordingly. Sir, you may keep
your capias; the Government will pro?
tect me."
The following ia the letter from Mar?
shal Pu roll:
AUSTIN, March 1.-Editors News: lu
reference to tho foregoing, which I clip
from your issue of the 20th ult., I desire
to say, through the oolumua of your
paper, that the same is a misrepresenta?
tion in every particular, except only in
that portion which alludes to there
having been un interview between Gov.
Davia and myaolf, wbeu there were no
such remarks passed as are quoted by
your correspondent.
TH03. F. PURELL.
U. S. Ma rahal.
Financial and 'Commercial.
COLUMBIA, S. C., March 4. -Sales
of cotton, to-day, 72 bales-middling
20^o.
Nsw TORE, March 3.-Cotton move?
ments: Receipts from all ports for tho
week 73,702 bales, against 77,037 laat
week, 88,056 the previous week, aud
86,236 three weeks since. Total receipts
since September 2,214,058, against
2,917,915 oorrespondiug period previous
year; decrease 673,558. Exports from
all ports for the week 89,553, against
141,872 same week last year. Total ex?
ports for the expired portion of the ,
ootton year 1.318,910, against 1,848,305 i
same time laut year. Stock at all porta
507,148, aguinst 559,708 same date last
year. Stook at iuterior towns 86,388,
against 123,285 last year. Stock iu
Liverpool 624,000, against 710,000 last
year. American cotton afloat for Great >
Britain 175,000, against 350,000 lust
vear. Indian ootton afloat, for Europe
323,000, against 167,000 laat year. i
LONDON, March 4-Noon,-Coneole
92??. Bond? 9l}?.
PAUIP, March 4.-Rentos 56f. 42c.
LiVKitrooL. March 4-3 P. M -Cot?
ton opened steady-uplands ll; Orleuus
11??@U#?; sales 15.000 balea; specula?
tion and export 5.ODO. i
LIVERPOOL, March 4-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed steady-upland? ll; Orleans i
\\ly^(a^\\%\ shipping at New Orleans
11J4; uearlydue from New Orleans \\% i
NEW YOKK, Maroh 4-Noon.-Stocka
firm. Govorumcula strong bot steady.
Gold heavy, nt 10. Mouey 7 currency i
to 7 gold. Exchungo-loug 9jV; short
10!?. Flour dull und unchanged. ;
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn a shade
firmer. Pork dull-now meas 13 75(?)
13 90. Lard in buyers' favor--steam i
Cotton quiet and firmer-up- i
lauds 2214; Orleans 22JH ; sales 1,341
baies. Freights dull. <
7 P. M.-Cotton quiet but firm-mid- '
diing 22%. Flour dull. Whiskey steady, i
at 90. Wheat Very dull-wiutor red ,
Weatern 1.64(a) 1 70. Corn firmer, at 71 i
@71l? Pork a shade earner. Lard- '
kettle 9%. Freights unchaugod. Money
steady throughout, the day. at 7, our- i
robey to gold, but Woko at the clone to I
4. Storliug %@9%. Gold 10)?@10.!?. ,
Government-! stroug, ut JM'o. advance, i
States generally dull. South Carolinas
weak and declined j.j c. Salus of futures
to-day 15,000 bales, us follows: March, ,
21%, 22*4; April, 22 7 16. 22%; May. .
22%, 23)6; June, 23, 23 5-16; July, 23b?J
August, 23, 23;)?. .
ls AL n Mon H, March 4.-Cotton qui t l
and firm-middling 22J'4'(?)22;JB ; receipts i
607 bales; S ilos 287; stock 9.304. Flour i
quiet and linn Wheat linn. Corn i
firmer-white Southern 06(<f>67; yellow i
{>?jra\GQ. Pork 14 25. Bacon steady
?boulder* GJ? Lard 9<?. Whiskey 90. i
MOBILB, March 4 -Cottou linn-mid- i
diing 2?%($21??; receipts 984 bulos;
sales 1,200; stock 52.881. ,
GALVESTON, Mardi 4 -Colton steady ,
-good ordinary 19,1.;; receipts 524 bales;
sales 400; stock" 42,425. ,
NEW OKLKANH, March 4.-Cotton linn ,
-middling 2IJ?; receipt? 6 602 bales; |
?ales 3,000; stock 206,901 F.our quiet, (
but Him-sn peril ii? 6 75(^7.00; double ,
7.60; low treble 8 50. Gora active
mixed 80; white 85. Fork offering at
14.00. Bacon doll, at 6@8; sugar-oared
hams Lard dall-tieroe
9??@10J^. Sogar dall-oom mon 8;
good fair 9; fully fair 9>?. Molasses
dull-fermenting 40@52; prime, not fer?
menting. 60. Whiskey 90@1.00. Coffee
unchanged, at 20@20%.
SAVANNAH, Maroh 4.-Cotton firm and
io fair demand; offerings light-mid?
dling 21%@21%; receipt? 1,420 balea;
sales 1,100; Btock 0,02 J.
WILMINGTON, Maroh 4.-Cotton dall
middling 22>?; receipts 218 bulos; stock
4,071.
CHARLESTON, Marah 4.-Cotton strong
-middling 21^@22^; receipts 497
bales; sales 400; stock 23,073.
PHILADELPHIA, March 4 -Cotton
quiet-middling 22??@23.
BOSTON, March 4.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 22%; receipts 78 bales; sales 200;
slook 7.5U0.
AUGUSTA, Maroh 4.-Cotton firm
middling 21 '4'; receipts 300 bales; sales
475.
NORFOLK, March 4.-Cotton firm-low
middling 21; receipts 1,072 bales; sides
175; stock 3,739.
-? ? -
THE OUTBREAK IN KOOKA, INDIA.
Papers from India, ota England, supply
advices to Jan nary 22. lu relation to
the recent Kooka outbreak in the Puu
jmb, the Bombay Gazelle says: "The
new sect of fanatical Hindoos in the
Punjaub,.tho Kookas, some of tho mem?
bers of whioh, by their murderous at?
tucks a few months ago, brought it pro?
minently before tho public, appears to
bit increasing in numbers, and, ut thu
sumo time, iu audaeity, for special tele?
grams informed un, the other day, that
about 100 Knokas hud attacked a Put han
village near Loodiuna, and killed tee
people. The outbreak, which hus boen
magnified into a "rising," appears tc
have been considered .somewhat seriouf
by the authorities, for, on the reporl
of the occurrence reaohiug tho Com
muudcr-iu-Chief. tho Iuibullu Brigadt
was detached from tho camp ut Delhi,
aud despatched to tho disturbed district
Before the foroe detached from the cam(
reached tho Loodiaei distriot, however
the disturbers had beou routed by tin
local authorities, assisted by troops o
tho Maharaja of Puttiala, and drivel
into the Puttiala territory, where abou
seventy of them, including their leaders
wero captured, and twenty or thirt;
killed or wounded. It uppuurs that tin
first attack was made ou the night o
the 14th of January, by a party o
Kookas, said to bo about 200 iu number
on tho oik Sikh fort of Malodh, ubon
twenty miles South of Loo?iann, uni
tho residence of Sirdar Jith Singh,
Sikh ohief, of great respectability. Th
object of the outbreak is not at presen
precisely known, but it is supposed the
it was to obtain arms, as the next morn
ing, un attack was made by the sam
party, largely reinforced, under the foi
of Mnluir Kotta, about toa or fiftee
miles to the South, aud the capital c
tho State of that name. In the attac
on Malodh, tho sou of the chief and on
or two other persons were wounded, an
two men killed. Ou the other side, oo
was killed aud two captured. TL
Kookes, iu attacking Malair-Koth
killed some seven persons, but wore ri
pulsed with loss. The policy of promp
ly putting down any such disturbers <
the peuce iu a district containing sue
au inflammable population as that i
Loodiana and its neighborhood, mu
commend itself to every one; and tl
arrival of British troups from Doll
within forty-eight hours from tho tin
of tho outbreak, will have couveyod
wholesome lesson to any other would-1
iusurgouts. The Maharaja of Puttin
was at the Camp of Ererciso when tl
outbreak occurred, and hurried off ii
mediately to his capital. No distur
auoe of any kind has boen reported fro
any other part of tho Punjaub." T
Delhi Gazelle remarks that the Koo
movement is not of yesterday's origi
"Its numbers are variously estimated
bet WOOD 30,000 and 300,000. Tho latl
figuro, of course, is greatly exaggerate
bu tis cited merely to show the impressi
abroad of tho < access of the woveinei
Its object, though ostensibly ni
avowedly religioas, has, in comm
with all such movements among ward
and conquered races, a deep jpolitii
under-current. Tho conquest of t
Punjaub is uot so remoto but that ma
still living aud in the primo of life
member their country io the days of
independence; and tho hope of some c:
recovering it IIOB never <]ied out, but
kept alive by the prophecies iu I
yrunth. It is to bo hoped that, by !
speedy arrival on thu scene of the fo
now sent, the spark will bo stami
out; otherwise, it may alight on n mi
Tho present- chief of Muluir-Kotla i
hoy of about sixteen, by name Ibrah
Ali Khan, and succeeded his uncle, *
.lied about six or eight months a
The chiefship has a revenue, of ab
niuo lakhs. Tho capital is a don
town, divided by a small stroum, Mu
hoing on the one bunk aud Kotlu ou
ither, aud has thu joitit nutuo of
two-Muluir-Kotla."
A CANADIAN THRUST AT ENOLANI
An Ottawa despatch Muten that II
f.unes Howo condemns tho policy
England, in withdrawing troops fi
(Jauuda, und predicts a rupture betw
tho homo Government and Domiliiot
i butter un erstandiug is not moa
rived at, j?ers tho cowardice of Engl
in concentrating ila army ami i
iround tho islands of Great Britain,
urges independence as thu ouly co
open to Ciiiiitdiaus, ami tinks thc pei
lo preparo for separation.
A woman in San Francisco has opt
i bil inifd Sillium. The room is b
vunely titted up, mid thu tables, tot
ti a ni ber, arc of the Phelan Sc Collin
mu ko. Tho markers und liar tender
iihtO women, und tim ostubitslltl
onusta a largo patronage. Tho pro;
tor is young and pretty, aud hundi?:
[tue deftly herself.
LEGISLATIVE PUOCEBDIR GS.
MONDAY, MAROK 4, 1872.
SENATE.
The Senate met at 12 M., President
Hausier iu the Chair.
A number of reports were received
from the standing committees, which
were laid over; among which was a bill
to authorize the Mayor and Aldermen of
the oity of Columbia to issne bonds and
negotiate and sell the same. The com?
mittee recommend the passage of the
bill.
A number of Acts were ratified and
presented to the Governor for his ap?
proval.
The Governor approved tho following
Acts: Acts to incorporate the town of
Mullins, in Marion County; authoriziug
the Town Council of the town of New?
berry to ereot a market house on a lot of
land belonging to the County of New?
berry; to amend an Aot entitled "An
Aot to establish a quarantine at George?
town, Charleston and Hilton Head;" to
ameod an Aot entitled "An Act to ex?
tend the limits of the town of Camden."
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the report of the special committeo
on a bill to authorize the construction
of a dam across the Congaree, with
the House concurrent resolution ap?
pointing a committee to examine into
and report upon tho work on tho Colum?
bia Canal.
Mr. Nash moved to ameud Section 1
by tho addition of tho following, which
was agrood to:
That tho Columbia Water Power Com?
pany shall not bo untitled to havo nov
of tho rights, privileges and franchises
conferred upon them by this Act until
they shall have given bond, iu tho penal
sum of SUKI,ODO, with not less than
threo good und sufficient sureties, to be
approved by tho Governor, payable to
the State of South Carolina, aud condi?
tioned for the ereotiou and completion,
within five years from the passage of
this Act, of a cotton mill, of not less
thau 15,OUU spindles, on the bank of tho
Conguree Uiver, in the city of Columbia,
at some poiut below Geiger's Mill: Pro?
vided, Thut tho Columbia Water Power
Company shall forfeit to the State, in
addition to tho penalty in said bonil, all
rights, pririleges aud franchises ut uny
time granted them by this State, should
they fail in the performance of the con?
ditions of said boud.
Messrs. Nash, Smalls, McIntyre aud
Leslie gave notico that, on the third
reading of tho bill, they would move to
muke sundry ameudmouts.
At 5.30 P. M., the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House mut ut 12 M., Speaker
Moses in the Chair.
The following bills were passed to a
third reading: Hills to reduce ull Acts
iud partB of Acts to determine aud per?
petuate the homestead into one Act, aud
to ameud tho same; to prevout certain
afficers from bayiug, discounting or
jhaving teachers' pay certificates or
sther orders on school fund; for the pro?
tection and preservation of useful ani?
mals; to amend an Act entitled "Au Act
to establish a new Judicial nud Election
bounty from portions of Haruwoll,
Edgetteld, Lexington aud Oraugcburg,
to be known as Aiken County;" tu esta?
blish tho Charleston Lnud and Joint
Stock Company; to incorporate the
t'armera', Luborer?' und Mechanics'
Land Compuny, af Oraugoburg; to
?mend an Act entitled "Au Act to regu
ate fees of Probate Judgoi, Clerks of
Dourta, and other officers therein mou
tioned," npprovod March 1, 1870.
A meseago was received from Gov.
Scott, approving a largo number of bill?,
which hail passed tho House.
Tho following bills were passed: Hills
compelling Representatives to reside in
.be County from which they woro elect?
ed; to empower fathers to legitimatize
iertain children by lust will and testa?
ment; to mako appropriations to raise
supplies for thu fiscal year commencing
November 1. 1871; to incorporate tho
Charleston Loan and Exchango Com
3uuy; joint resolution proposing no
imeudment to tho Constitution of tho
State.
Tho enacting chttiso of thc following
lilla were st ricken out: To require tho
Liand Commissioner to iitsuc titles to no?
uai settlers on lauds of tho. State in
lierBhaw County; to apportion tho Rep?
resentatives of tho limine of Representa
.ives according to their population; to
jrovide for tho olectiou of Justices of
.he Peuce, ami defining their jurisdio
,ion.
A bill to amend nu Act entitled "An
\ct to establish a new Judicial und
Election County from portions of Ram
veil, Edgelield and Oraugoburg, to be
mown as Aiken County," occupied tho
tttcutiou of thc Ilouso up to ;i'.j P. M.,
??heu they tock a recess until 7 P. M.
At tho evening session, tho appropria
ion bill was called up. Tho appropria
iou for tho State Penitentiary was in
:roased to 880,01)0.
Tua FIRST GUN.-Tho chatter eloc
ion which took placo a fow days since
u Syracuse, N. Y., is tho first gun which
ins been fired in tho great contest now
vuging between the Constitutional Do
nocraoy and tho Radical consolidation
sta. Francis E. Corrall, Democrat, is
ilectud Mayor by ti majority pf lb'S voles.
I'he Radical majority in the city hist
'all was 3'.?7.
David Martin-mean fellow that ho
vus!-courted Louisa Fowlor, of Kiugs
on, N. Y., for coven years, and thou
podded another. Louisa wont for
David's greenbacks, and got $1,000 of
>hem to heul her torn hour t-st ri tigs.
Au editor at u dinner labio bein;.;
iskcd if lu; would luke sonni puddiug,
.eplietl, itt a Iii of abstraction: "Owing
t> a crowd of other mutter, wo aro u?a?
do lo lind roon? fur il."?
M. do Louie, of Paris, lian mulo a
jullo?i) which, it is asserted, cnn bo
guided absolutely, and thus solves tho
troblem of aerial navigation.
Tho youngest mother chronicled in
liiitory id a Ruston girl uged eight.
Greeley, the farmer and philosopher,
gives ns a truism, and follows with a
conundrum, whioh we "give np." He'
says:
"Thieves will stoal, whether in office I
or out of it; and it is very difficult to
keep them out entirely. But we want to
know through whose fanlt it was that ? I
paymaster stationed in the Federal city,
nuder the very eye of the treasury of?
ficers, Paymaster-General, ?bo., could get
$474,000 from the treasury, 810,000 at a
lick, on his own ohccks payable to bear?
er, and gamble it away before his guilty
career was arrested. Of many defalca?
tions, this strikes us that most easily in?
vestigated, while it sadly needs elucida?
tion. We called for this long ago.
When shall we have it."
OFFICBIIS OF A WHOLE TOWN INDICTED.
This is the record from Castleton, Staten
Island, New York, and tho majority of
1 the indictments aro for criminal intent,
sud only a very few for simple misde?
meanor. The reform supervisors there
are turning things inside out, and, as a
natural consequence, making the fur fly.
The Methodists have the most colleges
of any church in the United States, being
sixty-one, and the Catholics next, fifty
eight in number.
The Louisville Ledger says: "The
ghost of Lincoln is often seen flitting
around Ford's Theatre." Where are
the sensationalists?
A Terre Haote girl, upon heiug asked
how a certain admirer of hers .was get?
ting along, replied, "Oh, splendidly; he
will soon be fat enough to kill."
The recent storm damaged the ship?
ping, as well as priv?te property, in
Charleston.
Tho report that fifteen colored per?
sons were drowned off Charleston, a few
days ago, is pronounced untrue.
HOTEL AHUIVALH, March i.-Nickerson
Honte-\\ W Bowden, New York: F Arnim,
Master V Arnim, Hamburg; W B Young, Ala;
O It LUVT, Charleston; W H Lindsey, North
Carolina; W H Htowart, 8 C; M M Hovoy,
Mass; M TH C It Bryce, Mies L Bryce, Miss M
Bryce, Richland; J McKindly and wifo, Chica?
go; John Lamar, Rockland; Geo G Law, Lau?
rene; A P Baily. De); J G Armstrong, 8 C.
Fanerai Invitation.
Thu friends aud acquaiutancea of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Barry, and of their daughter
MARY, aro respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of tho Utter, from their residence,
on Washington street, to tho Episcopal
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock
Gas-Lighr Bills for Month ot February.
CONSUMERS will pleaao attend to tho pay
meut of their respective bills without de?
lay. JACOB LEVIN,
March 5 il Secretary Ga? Co.
Union Council No. 5, B. & S. M.
fTnE Regular Communication of Union
Council No. 5 will be held in Masonic
Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8
o'clock. By order ?f the T. I. U. M.
fllareh S I_G. T. BERG, Recorder.
For Sale-Pennsylvania Gourd Seed
Corn.
rilHIS corn has proved suitable to this cli
JL mate, in ni at uri OK boforo the usual
drought of summer, and yielding a large
quantity per sore. J. W. PARKER.
March 5_3_
True Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, A.F.M.
A THE Regular Communient ?on of
^#%fTruo Brotherhood Lodge, No. 84,
/V\wiU bu beld THIS (Tuesday) EVEN?
ING, at Masonic Hall, at 8 o'clock. By
order W. M. G. M. WALKER,
March S 1 Secretary.
Wanted,
ON loan for two years, from THREE to
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Ample
security will bo given, aud 'ten per cout. inte?
rest; interest payable semi-annually. Applv
to Da. PAUKER.
March 5_1?_
Palmetto Fire Engine Company.
y-V THE REGULAR
> monthly meeting of |
thia Company will
he held in their Hall
THIS (Tuesday!
EVENING, at 7
o'clock. By order.
T. P. PURSE,
March 5 1_Becrotary.
Notice.
GEN. JOHN D. KENNEDY has benn ap?
pointed General State Agent of the Ca?
rolina Lifo Iiisuranco Company for South
Carolina.
All commnnicationa on business with thiB
Company must be addressed to E. W. SKI?
liEMt, General Agent in charge of the office at
Columbia, S. C. By order o?
QEN. WADE HAMPTON.
Vice-President,
In charge of Baltimoro Brach Office.
March 5 1
AT COST!
WE have just received tho latest styles of
Qcutlomun'a
DOLLARS,
CUFFS,
and
NECK WEAK.
March 5
CHILDS X WILEY.
Fair Nonce.
A LL persona or parties indebted to the un
jf\ dersigned, or to E. A O. D.Hope, pre?
vious to Hie 1st of January last, wilt como tor
ward and make settlement within thirty days,
ah<l save ?Misti of snit. E. HOPE.
Mareil :t _
Lime.
BARRELS of LIME, foi !?low by
JOHN A (IN VA ? '<<>N.
Norwood's Patent Cotton Planter.
"?3.VRTIE8 dishing to purchase COTTON
I PLANTERS will consult their interest*
hy culling at PHILIP MOTH'S Wagon Mann
?actorv, where the best anti mont complete
Cotton Planters in Ute South are m M nu fae
lured timi aol.1. Pilli.If MO VA,
Assembly, between Lady nuil Gervais streets.
March'1 lan?
200
^.notion Salo*.
Irish Potatoes, Furniture, ??o.
BT D. CIPEIXOTTO & BON.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, 5th instant, at
10 o'clock, at oar auction ?om, we will sell,
without reserve,
25 barrels Early Boee and Pink Eyo IRISH
POTATOES, iu fine order.
ALSO,
Several SEWING MACHINES, and sundry
articles of Household Furniture.
Conditions cash. Sale positive. March 5
Sale of King's Mountain Railroad.
Theodore D. Wagner and A?bnry Coward.
Trustees, vs. the Eing'B Mountain Railroad
Company.-jFbrectoeure of Mortgage.
By II. H. UtLEON.
IN pursuance of tho terma of a Mortgage
executed by the King's Mountain Rail?
road Company, on the 15th day of March,
18G0, and by virtue of the powera therein
granted, we will tell, at public auction, at
Charleston, B.C., on WEDNESDAY, March
20,1871, at ll o'clock, at corner Eaat Bay and
Broad streets.
The on tire RAILROAD of the said Compa?
ny, including the bed and superetrnctures of
a?id Road, the materiala uaed in construc?
tion, the stations, atation-bonae denote,
store-houecu, work-sbopa, machinery and fix?
tures thereon, and all the engines and rolling
stock, together with all the rights, privilege!
and easement belonging or appertaining to
said Railroad Compauy.
Ter nm cash; purchaseT to pay for papera
and stamps. THEODORE D. WAGNER,
A8BURY COWARD,
Jan 14 Truateea.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION,
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
AT Columbia, in tho State of South Caro?
lina, at close of buaineaa, February 27,
1872.
Luana and discounts.$362,109 91
United Status Bonds to secure cir?
culation. 160,000 00
Other Stocks, Bonds aud Mort?
gage . 100 00
Duo from RodeumiDg and
Reserve Agents.$21,307 GO
Due from National Banks 1,202 27
Due from State Banks and
Bankers. ll 917 01
Real Estate. 2 9?JG 86
Furniture and Fixtures.. 3,163 64
Curront expenses, in?
cluding salaries . 1.078 24
'?axos paid. 3,485 60
Premiums . 18,222 32
Cash items, iucluding
stampa. 1,997 37
Billa of other National
Banks. 11,030 00
Fractiooal currency, in?
cluding nickels. 3 C94 6G
Legal Teuder Notes. 36,500 00-74.629 63
SG28 805 29
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paiUiu. $150,000 00
Surplus Fund. . 6,000 00
Profit aud Loss, not including in?
terest on United Ktalett Bonds... 7,177 19
National Bank circulation out?
standing .185 OOO 00
Dividends unpaid. 7130
Individual Deposits. 288 051 78
Due to National Banks. 2.605 02
Notes and Bills re-discouuted. 40 (KU 60
?628,805 29
STATE or fc'ocrn CAROLINA, I
RICULANU COUNTY. J
I, A. G. Brenizttr, Cashier of the Central
National Bank of Columbia, do solemnly
swear that the above statement ia trna, to
the beat ot my knowledge and belief.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, thia
4th day of March. 1872.
C. N. G. BUTT, Notary Poblio.
Correct. Attest:
JOHN B. PALMER,
W. O. SWAFFIELU,
_lt. L. BRYAN._Marob 5 1
IRWIN'S HALL.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
THE LEO? T?0TBEBS,
Southern Favorites,
ANO TUKIB
Pantomime, Comedy and Burlesque
Troupe.
TUE BF.8T ORCHESTRA TRAVELING.
Mrs. ADDIE HUKbAhD,
M'Ue JOSEPHINE,
And STAR TROUPE.
Wednesday and Tttaraday, March
U and 7.
Admission 75?\; Children 50 centa. Seats
can !>.> secured at Prof. LyLrand'a M ut? io
3toro, without extra charge. March 3 4
Groceries, Wines and Liquors
AFULL SUPPLY o? CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES, in all their varieties. Beet
brands Champagnes, Wines, Liquors, ?ko.,
suitable tor Christmas, on hand and tor sale
low,by_JOHN AGNEW A BON.
N. C. Seed Corn.
HAS boon eeleuted witk care for thirty
years. A few tnishols for salo by
_Ma_rch 3_L?RICK A LOW lt ANCE.
Agricultural Implements.
'"^^^^^^^^^^^ ;puUr Cotton Plaut
^S^^tS?SSi^^*'- factory or no salo.
Garden Plows and Cultivators.
210 Dixon Steel Sweep< , better and cheaper
than the Farmer cm nitkH them himself.
Feb .ii) L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
2 lilli) ll.a HAMS,
?gPEWfe. '2 110:1 biifbels 1 ORN,
^??S-?i 20.0011 lue. BACON, al prie- a that
tJsSsSS?* 'IK i' rvi-ri inducement of other nmr
ketn. L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Fell 25
Approved Fertilizers.
pr^v TONSZELL'S PHOSPHATE,
t)v./ 50 tuna Burger A Butt's Phosphate
Terms cash, or on favorable terms till No?
vember 1. WELLS A CALDWELL.
Feb 28
Refined Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal
lou or barrel Also, in glaasx, pint* and
piarla. For salclow, F.. HOPF.
$50.000 to Loan, "
ON GOOD COLLATERAL. Apply at
Jan *2:t CITIZENS' SAYIN'is RANK.
Fresh Garden Seeds.
13 F.AS. Bei? ns. Corn. Cabbage, and every
variety nf fresh and genuine Seeds, for
?ale by FISHER A SILLIMAN, Druggis B.
Jan 20 Oopnaite Columbia Motel.
NfcwY rk Exchange
BOUQHTand sold, at
THF. ri riZKNS' SAVINGS RANK.
Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamps'.
ALL DENOMINATIONS for ns Ic at Ibo
n-nal discount, at th? SOUTH CARO?
LINA BAN K AN D TRUST CO. Dec 7