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-> rrorcign Affaira. PARIS, April ll.-There is no imme? diate prospect of a chango ia the French Ministry. LONDON, April ll.-The case of Ar? thur O'Connor, the assailant of the Qdeen, carno up in the Old Bailey this morning. The prisoner made an inef? fectual attempt to withdraw his plea of guilty to the nhargo of assaulting her Majesty, with the mitigating ground of insanity. A jury was empaneled to in? quire into the mental condition of the {>riBoner. O'Oonner's father was sworn n his son's defence. He testified that he (the father) was a nephew of Feargus O'Connor, and that several members of his family, besides the prisoner, were insane. The .aooosed, he stated, was very studious when a ohild, and fell into bad health, from which he had suffered ever since. The prisoner was wounded in the head in 1866. and received inju? ries whioh rendered him insensible for some time. The witness further testi? fied that bis son was never connected with any political association. Tho jury was satisfied as to the sauity of the pri? soner, and brought in a verdict of guilty. O'Connor was then sentenced to be im? prisoned for twelve months at hard labor, and receive twenty lashes. Amoiloan Intclligoncc. SCRANTON, PA., April 8.-This morn? ing an explosion of fire damp occurred in the Pinebrook shaft of the Lacka? wanna Iron and Goal Company, result? ing in the death of ono man and tho se riouB injury of two others. As the men eame to their work, thoso engaged in the chambers where tho explosion took place were notified by the fire boss not to go to work, as there was fire damp in that locality. This order was repeated several times. Notwithstanding, a miner named James Stone went in with his naked lamp. Tho gas ignited, and a fearful explosion took place, killing a laborer named Campbell and barning Patrick O'Hara seriously, if not fatally, about the faoe, hands and body; also burning James Stone about tho fuoe and back } NBW YORK, April ll.-A Matamoras special says General MoCook protests against Article 8 of the proclamation placing Matamoras under martial law, which will blockade the Bio Grande for twenty-five miles by land and seventy five miles by wator, as violative of the treaty of Guadaloupe and Hidalgo. He hopes American vessels will be allowed to pass from American ports-MoCook guaranteeing against the violation of neutrality. Pnlaoios has but 1,200 men; Trovinos has 2,000. The Georgia Legislative Committee will resume to-day the investigation of alleged frauds by GOT. Bullock in Geor? gia State bonds. HARRISBURG, April ll.-The following resolution was adopted unanimously: "Resolved, That delegates from this State to the National Convention aro hereby instructed to cast the entire vote of tho State for Gon. Grant for the Pre? sidency, and that on tho question of the Vioe-Presidency, they are instructed to aot together for tho best interest of the Bepublioan party; and upon all ques? tions arising in said convention, they will cast the vote of the State as a mojo -ity of delegates may direct." TOPEKA, KANSAS, April ll.-The Libe? ral Bepnblican Convention, ox Governor Crawford presiding, elected 107 dele? gates to tho Cincinnati Convention. In the Senate, Hill, of Georgia, called np the House bill relieving a citizen of ?Georgia fiom his politioal disabilities It had passed to its third reading, when Trumbull proposed to amend by adding a general removal of disabilities. Nu merouu objections wero made, and tho bill wont over. "WASHINGTON, April ll.-Tho Mexican Claims Commission awarded $-1,000 to Franois W. Bice against Mexico, and rejected tho claims of James Selkirk , Joseph de P. Lespes and Albert Spoyers Some sixty cases on the American dooket were dismissed for want of prosecntion Tho Southern Express Company has discontinued running their express over tho Eist Tennessee and Virginia Rail road. All matter botweon tho South and South-west, formerly going by thi route, will go via Louisville and Rich mond. CoNConD, April ll.-Tho Merrimac Rivor is rising from four to five inches an hour. An extensive freshet is immi nent. Reports from above on streams tributary to tko Merrimac stato that tho late rain was very disastrous to property A covered railroad bridge on tho Cou tratook River Railroad was swept away last night. Tho ico is rapidly disap pearing. MEMPHIS, April ll.-General Frank Cheatham announces himself a candi dato for Governor, subject to tho Demo oratio State Convention. TORONTO, April ll.-Hon. Wm. Mc Dougall addressed his constituents at Almonte, Inst night. He condemned the sohemo for tho Pacifio Railway, now being oarricd out by the Canadian G vernmont, as involving enormous ex penditures, and said it was bettor have relied moro upon water commnni oation and American railways. Ho next referred to the treaty of Washington It was just possible that Great Britni and tho United States might continue differ about tho construction of tho treaty, in which case Canada wonld not bo called upon to tuko any action wi rogord to it; hut recent informatio scorned to ind ?cito tl: at tho difforoco would ho settled, and, therefore, th matter wonld como before our Parha . mont. It would ho a fatal mistalco foi oar Parliament to refuso to conform tho treaty to which tho head of tho G vernmont had attached his siguuturo If tho Dominion romuins :i part a parcel o? tho Britiiih Empire, we mu submit to tho consequences of that posi? tion, nod wo must bo ready to do our part towards carrying ont thc arrange meats that may have been entered into, between the mother ooontry and foreign countries. We cannot remain as part of the empire and aot as an independent nation. We mast be willing to allow the imperial Government, in ita dealings with the United States or other foreign oonu tries, to make such bargains as they, in tboir wisdom, and in accordance with the public opinion of the empire, may find necessary, aud we must acquiesce like good subjects, and put np with the cons?quences. Mr. McDougall was quite ready to discuss the propriety of a poli tical change, if it was found that oar position was an embarrassment to ourselves and to the mother country. He was quite prepared to consider what was tho beat, wisest and safest course for us to take; but in Parliament, they oould not discuss this question. They must then deal with things os they wore; they must recognize Canada as part of the British Empire. The mari? time provinces wore satisfied with thc fishery clause. He considered that thc importance of the concession mado tc the United States in this matter had beer greatly over-rated. AH to the navigatioi of the St. Lawrence, be held that ii would be an advantage to Canada to al low Americans equal rights on that river and that, in point of international law they were entitled to it any woy. Ht argued that tho imperial (JoverumoL was alone responsible for tho treaty. ST. LOUIS, April ll.-Tho steamboa Oceanus, from Bed River for St. Louis when near Brooks' Point, twenty mile above Cairo, at about 1 o'clock thi morning, exploded her boilers, teariui the boat to pic?os. AU thu officers ar I reported killed. Many passengers wer scalded to death or drowned. Ko name I yet received. Sixty-five passengers wer on board. It is reported that but fun or five were saved. CHARLESTON, April ll.-Ia tho Unite States Court, to-day, four prisoners froi York County, indicted at the last teri for conspiracy and murder, plead guilt of conspiracy, and tho murder charge were withdrawn by the Government. WASHINOT?N, April ll-Evening.-I the House, tho Committee on Privai Land Claims agreed, to-day, to repo the Souato bill extending tho Act < June 22, 1SG0, relating to private lau claims in Florida, Louisiana and Mitsi sippi, with an additional section allo* ing confirmations upon proof of po session since the acquisition from Franc The House Judiciary Committee hu* unanimously agreed to report on tl bill of Mr. Harris, of Virginia, in fuv of repealing tho tust oath on Southe ante bellum claims for mail and cenai service. In tho House, the bill relatiug to t! transportation of animals by rail passe It aompels five hours rest and refres mont after twenty-eight hours confie ment in tho oars. Banks presented resolution requesting the President demand the release of Dr. Howard ai restoration of his property. In the Senate, the Pensions Comm tee reported adversely on the bill givi Farragut's widow 82,DOO a year peusic Tho North Carolina contested soat cai up. No action. Probabilities-Tho barometer will f on Friday from the lakes to tho G and Atlantic-, and thu very low baron tor over South-eastern Dacota and Nor' western Iowa will move Eastward oi Lake Michigan, und as a very sev< storm over tho laka region and Ol valley, with oloudy weather and ra which latter will extend ovor tho Sou ern and Middle States very generally Friday, with increasing Southerly Easterly winds. Bising baromet brisk and high North-westerly wit and clearing weather will extend Et ward over the North-west to-night, s to Lake Michigan nnd over the loi Mississippi valley by Friday eveni Cautionary signals will continue at J waukie, Chicago and Cl rand Haven, i are ordered for Detroit to go to Ck land and Buffalo. NEW YORK, April ll-Evening. tamoran specials to the 10th say t graphic communication with Boye has been re-established, which sh that tho revolutionists are notapprot ing from that direction. Palacos is enforcing the blockade of tho Groado. ? N IMPORTANT DECISION.-lu tho premo Court, un Monday, au impor oase was decided. It was an nc bronght by Mr. Bradlej', a law against Judge Fisher, growing ou tho expulsion from thc bar of the foi by tho latter at tho conclusion of Surratt trial. The deeision was in f of Judgo Fisher, sustaining the nc of tho court below. Tho points of decision were: 1. Becauso ho sued for being oxpi from the Supremo Court of the Disl when it appears by tho declaration ho was expelled from tho Criminal O 2. Becauso a judge cannot be sue deciding a caso within his juristic oven though bo decide wrong; nnd applios to all cases where ho bas j diction of tho subject-matter. 3. The Criminal Court bas jori tion to remove attorneys from thu L that court. Mr. Justico Field delivered thc nion.' Mr. Justico Davis read a briof opi in which Mr. Justico Clifford con?u dissenting from so mach of the op of tho court os hold that a judgo i Hablo in a caso liko tho present, wh is alleged that ho acted malicious!' corruptly. If ho did so act, bo is to bo subject to suit, tho samo us vato person would bo under like eil stances. It is Also hold that Ibo merita c case, discussed by tho majority c court, ure not, in the state of tho rt open for examination. -? ? * - Tho town election in Darlingb suited as follows: Intendant-li. II Wardens-M. Welsh, F. Solomoi Weinberg and J. A. Smith. Financial and Commercial. LONDON, April H-Noon.-Tbo rate of disoonnt bas been advanced % per cent; it ia now 4 per cent. Consols 92V?. Bonds $2%. IirvERPOOii, April 11-3 P. M.-Cotton steady-uplands 1\16@W}4,', Orleans \\y?\ sales 15,000 bales; speculation and export 6,000. LIVERPOOL, April ll-Evening.-Cot? ton closed steady-uplands 11??@11>4'; Orleans LONDON*, April ll-Evening.-Bullion deoreased o vor ?750,000. FBANKFORT, April ll.-Bonds 95%. PARIS, April ll.-BentoB 55? 65o. NEW YORK, April ll-Noon.-StookB irregular. Gold firm, at 19%. Money Arm, at l-lG(a,J? per oeut. per day. Ex? change-long 9,'ri ; short 9%. Govorn ments dull but steady. Cotton dull and weak; sales 357 bales-uplands 23)4; Orleans 23J-8. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn Bteady. Pork steady-mess 13.25. Lard quiet-steam 8J?(a*9. Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton dull; sales 633 bales uplands 23)?; Orleans 23%. Flour Southoru firmer, with light supply; com? mon to fair extra 7.80@8.'d0; good to choice 8 35@11.25. Wniskoy87. Wheat -winter quiet; spring l@2c. lower; winter red Western 1.73(2?1.76. Corn a shade firmer, at 72J-.<@73; yellow Sautb ern 72)0. Rice quiet, at Lard inaotiver but firm. Freights unchanged. Sales of futures to-day 7,000 bales, as follows: April 22 11-16, 22 15 16; May 23 3-10, Juno 23??, 23 13-16; July 23?e. Money closed firm, nt 7, cur? rency to gold. Sterling'Ji^(i?9' i. Gold 10<*?'@?0,'<?. Ge-ve -umcuts ' dull but steady. Stalte dull but steady; Teunes sccs infirmer. ?T. Louis, April ll.-Flour excited and best grades higher. Corn firm. Whiskey lower, at 83(?83Lj. Pork firm, ut 12.50. B cou firm-shoulders D; clear sides 7 }?. Lard nomi uni. CINCINNATI, April ll.-Flour in fair demand and advanced-family 7.70@ 7.85. Corn in fair demand and firm, nt 48. Pork buoyant ?iud uosittlud-13.00 bid. Lard-kottle, S?.i asked. Wbibkey 84. LOUISVILLE, April ll.-BaggiDg, flour and corn firm. Provisions firm-shoul? ders 5Ji; ?ides 0?.?@7. Pork 12.25? 12.50. Whiskey 83. liosTON, April ll.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 23?.i; receipts 233 bales; snles 400; stock 10,000. NEW ORLEANS, April ll.-Cotton steady -middling 22**.i; receipts 3,915 bules; sales 4,100; stock 135,758. SAVANNAH, April ll.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 22j^; receipts 907 balee; sales 1,500; stock 33.857. MOBILE, April ll.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling ?22^(5)22%; recoiptB 233 bales; sales 800; stock 33,397. AUGUSTA, April ll.-Cotton steady middling 21%; receipts 150 bales; sales 200. PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Cotton quiet -middling 23i?. GALVESTON, April IL-Cotton quiet good ordinary 20^4020?X; receipts 132 bales; snlos 300; stock 19,377. NORFOLK, April ll.-Cotton quiet-low middling 22; rccoipts 405 bales; si.les j 100; Btock. 2,048. WILMINGTON, April ll.-Cotton quiet middling 21^4 ; receipt? 92 bules; sales i 9S; stock 2.960. BALTIMORE, April lt.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 23*^; receipts 291 bales; sales 110; stock 10,1.90. CHARLESTON, April ll.-Cotton qniet -middling 22@22)B; receipts 357 bales; sales 200; atocklS.'OOl. MEXICAN OUTRAGES.-A Texas grand jury has mado a formidable presentment of tho crimes perpetrated ou tho people of their State by the Mexican bandits who ravage tho suction of oouutry lying between the Nueces and Rio Grande. I Tho caso is certainly very clear against tho Mexicans, who aro commanded by generals of the republic, and who soil their plunder openly in Mexican markets. Tho spoils of Texan citizens uro said to j amount to 5,000 cattlo per month, or $(,,300,000 worth per year. Tho report | cf tho grand jury has thc merit of being pungont aud direct in language, and fixes on Cortina, the ranking general, tho titlo of "ranking cow and horse thief on both f rou tiers." It is clear, i thinks tho New York Tribune, that these peoplo need looking after forthwith. But tho fact of tho caso is that Grant is too busy waging his renomination war in this and other Southern States to sparo his soldiers for the protection of tho frontiers. A very sad conclusion to a Chicago ro? mance is thus chronicled by tho Times: "A stylish looking lady sat in one of tho front windows of tho Madison streot bonne, flirting her handkereheif. Fortj seven thorough-breds stood on tho oi p?sito sido of tho streot, each ono fondly imagining he was tho lovely biped for whom sho signed. Ono bold, bad man ventured up stairs nud kuocked nt her door. lier husband, who was lying on tho sofa, got up and opened it. Stibso queutly, tho b. b. m. was 'swept up,' and bis remains was buried next day." Until a few days ago, a dozen chil? dren, arrested by tho Commune, were still held in confinement at tho prison of tho La Roquette. Tho Procureur of the Uepublic, beiug informed of the fact, repaired to tho prison and released them. Tho children wero utterly igno? rant of tho cause of their imprisonment. It is soberly related that a firm in Eugland which puts np prepared meats for tho Now Zealand trade, makes n largo and regular portion of its invoices to consist of cans labeled, "canned mis sionary," and that they go oil with tho natives Uko hot cakes. A largo number of cullie havo lately died in Marion County ol a kind oi murrain. The disease seems ti? be incur? able. Jt attacks old and youug alike, and seldom fails to produce death. Already tho number destroyed l<y this epidencc is estimated to exceed 1,000 head. -1 THE TAX ON PAPER-A NEW CLAUSE ' vu THE TARIFF BILL.-Tho following is tbe o?anse the Comuaitteo on Ways and Means have insterted in the new tariff | bill: "That in lien of the duties now im? posed by law, there shall be levied and oolleotod upon printing paper used for books, magazines and newspapers ex? clusively, of a size not less than 32 by 46 inches, twonty per cent, ad valorem, and upon drawing, foolscap, imperial letter and note paper thirty-five percent, ad valorem. Provided that all paper im? ported under this Aot out up into folios, medium oap paper, letter paper, and let? ter paper sizes, to bo issued for any pnr EoH - whatsoever, except printing, shall e forfeited to the Government of tho United States, and a tino not exceed? ing -shall be imposed in each caso of violation of tho provisions of this sec? tion. And all Acts or parts of Acts in? consistent with the provisions of this section bo, and they are hereby, re? pealed." The prosent tariff on paper less than thirty-two by forty-Bix inches stands un? affected by tho above amendmont. Mazzini's body is to bo subjected to a ghastly process of petrifaction bj one Gazzini, of Genoa, so that it will never change through any vicissitude. The professors of this art, says a lotter, have brought it to perfection at last. They can render tho body like stone, or by immersion in certain liquids the subject seems to be only asleep, and tho life-like appearance is retained. A printer's devil in au Omuha oflico wu? bitten by a dog n fow days siucc. Tho dog lingered several days and then died in great agony. Funeral Invitation. Tho friands and acquaintances of Mr. and lira. HOWLAND KEENAN nie respectfully invited to attend the funeral of tho former, from hid late residence, corner Sumter and Richland atreeta, to thc Catholic Church, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. OBITUARY. Little MAMIE P., iufant daughter of F. II. and Mary E. 8. Marka, died iu Colombia ou the 31st Haren, 1S72. "Come One, Come All!" MOCK TURTLE SOUP, at ll o'clock. Delly Vardon HY E WHISK KY. April 12 EXCHANGE RESTAURANT. For Sale. ?A A PAIR ot line carriage HORSES. 7?jTNCall at Mr. G. DIB KOKS' atore. (jrT"\ Main street, at any timo before t? ' *l 1 "o'clock, P. M. " April 12 NORTHERN HAY. NORTH RIVER HAY, North Carolina Hay, Kentucky Timothy Hay. For salo by P. CANTWELL, Columbians. C. Order? from tho country promptly attended to. ' April 121 INDIAN GIRL" JJAS just received a 1 argo lot of Mic?iigi line cut CU'?WIN? TOBACCO, direct from Detroit. ALSO, A new supply of Ilav.vi.a Cit;AMS, viz: "William Toll." "Operas," Ac Apt il 12 GREAT AiSOUSO?E? TO THE PUBLIC! S 5 0 ,0 0 0 W O It T II SPRING AND SUMMER CLOIHINO OPEN for hipped ion, consisting ol thc latest and moat approved styles of Men's and Dova' Wear, HATS, CAPS and tienta' FURNISHING GOODS of every description. Wo offer tho above at the lowest prices tor cash, in order to establish our house aa the chcapcat clothing house in Columbia, S. STRAUS tSi UKO.. April 12 Under Columbia Hotel. Siato License Notice. Orno: OK ACDITOM or Ruin.AND COUNTY, Coi.t'MltlA, S. C., April 1, 1H72. ALL persona engaged in the following oe cupations, professions, Ac., viz: Mock Brokers, Exchange Brokera, Bill brokera, Real Estate Brokera, Merchandize brokera, Billiard Rooina, Bowling Saloons, Bagatelle Tables, Teil Pin Alleys, L?etela, Inna, Livery Stables, Taverna or Saloons, Merchants, Banka, (except National Banka,) Railroads, Auctioneers, Attorneys at Law, Solicitors, Lawyers, Physicians, Dentista, Insurance Agenta, Architects, Photographers, Daguor roan Artists, Officials of Slate, County, c corporation or society, receiving a salary; Drummers, or persona eelling hy sample or soliciting orders; Telegraph Linea, Expresa Linea, ?Vc, .Vc, are her? by notified that they aro required to make returns and pay license under tho provisions of "An Act to pr?vido for a general license law," passed March 13, 1872. M. J. CALNAN, April ll Auditor Richland County. Corn and Oats. 1 AAA RUSH ELS WHITE CORN, L.UUU :WJ bushels FEEDING OATS, for Bale low for cash. K. HOPE. Groceries. Wines and Liquors. AFULL SUPPLY of CUOICX FAMILY GROCERIES, in all their varieties. Beat brands Champagnes, Wines, Liquors, Ac, suitable tor Christmas, on hfttid and for salo low.by .IOUN AGNEW A SON. Gold and Silver BOUGHT and sold, at rm: orny.Ess' SAVINGS BANK. Seagers' Beer is Fure. T 1' don'l contain Cococnlua Indiens Pish 1 C.ern. st > tn; ..<. - U coy ?*. hradr.c in . Look (?nt, for K. K.'b*! io.ooo?r.;" March 1H " .J ( ? : f N C SEEG I! RS' .Mutilated Currency 1>OUGII'J at fi mod?ralo discount at > TEL CI T i.'.KN SAVlSl S BANK, All Kew, Fresh and Elegant AT R. C. SHIVER ~& CO.'S. Our Best Efforts this Season ! ^^"O one can forni any ?doa of the immensity of Merchandise wc deal ie, unless by a care? ful look through our ?toro. All aro invited to call sud eoe for themselves, as it is impoe Bible to enumerate a stock so largo. Re? member, the largest homo, by double, ia tho South, and thc boat facilities for bining cheap on thia continent. _April ll_R. O. SHIVER A CO. J. H. KINARD. OPENING OF SPRING GOODS. olegaut assortment ol choice tiiuu tim.K SCRETONNES, PERCALES, IP . j JAPANESE CLOTHS, Ld Qi CANTON CLOTHS, SM |LJ BASTILE CLOTHS, M ? GRENADINES, fe ~ LENOS, 2 1^, FLOWERED VERN ALS, C M STRIPED VERN ALS, n% In Buff and White MARIPOSAS, J** M DOLLY VARDEN PKINTS, *fc h3 DOLLY VARDEN MUSLINS. }T Z DOLLY VARDEN PIQUES, O DOLLY VARDEN SILKS. PDOLLY VARDEN GRENADINES, ALPACAS. I BAREGES, LINENS, DELAINES, WASH POPLINS, Ac. Ac, And a general lino of POPULAR and ATTRACTIVE GOODS, of every de? scription, solected by myself, and offering al thc lowest figures for cash. J. H. KINARD, Main stree t, ono door South Columbia _Hoteh April 7_ J. H. El N ? R D, MAIN STREET, One Door South Columbia Hotel. IAM daily receiving and opening a largo and carefully selected stock of DRESS GOODS. This stock embraces everything desirable in DRESS GOODS. LINENS. DOMESTICS. FANCY GOODS, Ac. With a full asjorlmcnt of CURTAINS. WINDOW SHADES, MATTINGS, OILCLOTH, And CARPETINGS. T would request a call from tu; numerous customers, feeling assured that 1 can present one oT the moat attractive SPRING STOCKS Ever offered in Columbia, and will Bparc no effort in affording satisfaction to all. My ptraoual supervision baa been given to the aelectiou of this stock. J. H. KINARD. April 7_0 GRAND OPENING IN SPRING GOODS, ON Thursday anti Friday, April 4 anc. 5. MRS. A. MCCORMICK would respectfully inform hor friends, and tho public generally, that abo has returned from tho North with ouo of tho most elegant and varied stocka in the Millinery lino ever presented in thia mar? ket, consisting of MILLINERY GOODS of every character and deacription, of tho latCBt and most approved styles, embracing Straw and Faucy HATS aud BONNETS, LACES, KID GLOVES, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS, etc., with a lino assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Suita, which she will sell at tho lowest figures for cash. Plcaeo call at tho alore of J. IL Kinard, where she will ho gratified in displaying tho stock, and will guarantee aatiafaction in every instance. MRS. A. MCCORMICK, At J. H. Kiuard's, Main street, Api n i tl Columbia, S. O. Just Received, rnWO keg? Extra Ground COFFEE, J. Twenty-live cases TOMATOES, rwenty-fivc casca frosh Peaches, Ten e ices Green Corn, l ive cases Green Peas, i ive ca >es Succotash, ! i?? et-e:< 2 lb. Canned Oyster.-?, 1 iva hall (?arr?, ls Fulton Mm kel Beef. AI.SO. An assortmenl of fine PRE?tl CRACKERS ? if ( very vaiietv, at April (i ? HARDY SOLOMON'S. Valuable Property in Pickene County for Bale*. IN pursuance, ol a decretal order of the Cir? cuit Court for PickenB County, I will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on sale-day in May, at PickenB Court House, That desirable Beal Estate known as the "CRUIKSHANK TAN-YARD," situated on Brnaby Creek, waters of Saluda, noar the Air Line Railroad, and about eleven miles from Greenville and ten miles from New PickenB. The traot contains 717 aeres, of which some 450 acres are splendid virgin fo? rent. Of the remainder, about 200 acres have boon cleared since the war. and are in ? high et ate of cultivation. On the prom i ees is one of the beet Tan-yards in the State, and in good condition. ALSO, A comfortable DWELLING and all neces? sary out buildings, in good repair. * This is a rare opportunity for purchasing good Real Estate, in a County BB distin? guished for the good order of its society as tor tho salubrity of ita climate and the purity of its water. ALSO, On the above premises, on the Wednesday following, a large lot of FARM STOCK, con? sisting or Horses, Cowe, Oxen and Hogs, and Plantation Toole, Cotton Gin and Scrow, Sugar Mill, MoWright's Mill and a Copper Boiler; a lot of Lime, Tan-bark, Tanners' Toola, Ac, Ac The above in sold BB the property of Gillam and Aiken for the payment of the debts. ' JOAB MAULDIN, March SI Sheriff of Pickens County. *y Greenville i'nrerprtae and PickenB Sen? tinel copy until day of aalo. A Choice Selection OF SPUING DRY GOODS FOR 1 8 7 2 ! W. D. LOVE & OO. NOW oponing daily all the newest stylea in DRY GOODS"compriaing new and hand? some deaigna in DRESS GOODS, PIQUES, FROIS8ETTE STRIPES, VIENNA BATINS, Ac. In our stock will be foand the finest, largeat and most varied stock of EMBROIDERIES, Lacee, Puffings, Standard Cambric and Swiss Trimminga, Snow-Drop Trimmings, Ribbons, Ac. New Stylea CAMBRICS and PRINTS. Ladies* READY-MADE GARMENTS, in all tho now stylea. New Spring CASSIMERES, Cloths, Linens and Cottonaues. Pull line of HOUSE KEEPING GOODS. CARPETS, Mattings and Window Shades a full line. A determined effort haa been made to ele? vate the character of our stock, in all respects, to a point of excellence beyond comparison. OUR PRICES aro not only LOW, but de? cidedly ao, and often much below those of Other houses. WE AIM AT POPULAR PRICES. W. D.LOVE. _B. B. McOREERY. JUST TO HAND. A choice assortment of Spring Cassimeres, for men and boys, from the Charlottesville, Virginia, Woolen Fac? tory. These goods we war? rant to be No. 1. No? thing shoddy about them. Call and ex? amine. PORTER & STEELE. March 27 Ladies, Attention! FULL STOCK of DRESS GOODS, now ready for inspection, from 15 cents to $1.50 per yard; Whito Peques, from 15 cents to $1 per yard; Linen Dres? Goods, at all prices. Large stock of Lace and Linen Col? lars and Cuffs, Parasols and Fans. C. F. JACKSON. SPRING 1872. SELECT GOODS. UNDOUBTEDLY, wo have this season the best selection of SILK GOODS, Straw Goods,Whito Goode, Real and Imitation Hair Goods, Bibb ns, Laces,Embroideries, La? dies' Uuder-wear, Made-up Shits, Ac; Ac, ever econ in auy ono retail atore in South Carolina. Oar pri'do is not in keopiug tho largest etock, in having "atacka" of. gooda, aa eomo express it, (for generally, whero >ou find "stacks," you will find the pocreet assortment,) but. our pride ia in keep? ing a select stock of all goods belonging to a dry gooda, millinery and dress-making huai nees. Everything is bought with a atriet re? gard for combining etyle and tasto with prieta to auit our people ?amplea of Dreaa Goods, Ac, will ho sent by mail to all apply? ing. Our business is organized in three depart? ments, viz: Lry Goods, Millinery and Dress? making. Millinery and Dress-making depart? ments in charge of ladies of tho heat skill and tnstc to be had In the city of Baltimore. Or? der jour Spring Bat or Bonnet, which can bo returned, if you are hoi pleased. JAMES W. FOWLER A CO., Proprietors Emporium of Fashion, April 2 VI Abbeville, B. C. 5,000 Live Indians Just Arrived. FTWEY are pitted against John Seegora' JL 10 0?0 K. K at tho odds. But ali mav end in smoke. GEO. SYMMERS.