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VJ?IX^SGfrR^LF Jacio . ? . Ameritan Slatters. CHARLESTON, Jane 27.-Arrived steamship Fuloon, Baltimore. SVIUNOFIELD, Juno 27.-The D?mo? cratie Convention instructed its dele? gates to Baltimore to vote as a unit for Greeley aad Brown. The Consultation Committee from the Liberal Convention was received rapturously, and had seats on the platform. The Liberal Conven? tion had every County in the State repre? sented. A joint committee agreed npon Keomer for Governor, Charles Black ?or Lieutenant-Governor, and a full State ticket, composed as follows: Liberals Governor, Seoretary of State and Attor? ney-General ; Democrats - Lieatenant Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, and Clerks of Supremo Court. The Liberal Convention then marched iu the Demo? cratic Convention amidst the wildest en? thusiasm, where Palmer presided. The Liberal Convention heartily endorsed tho nominations of the joint committee, and joined hands with tho Democrats iu its support. Gov. Allan ia President ol the Democratic Oonveution. Gov. All?t said be desired to meet the advances o; the Chairman of the Liberal Republioai Convention in the spirit in which tbei were made, and like Paul, forgetting thi things that are behind, strike bauds witt bim in the common cause. As tin Chairmen of the two Conventions nd vanced und clasped hands, another seen of wild excitement ensued, the delegate cheering frantically for poveral minutes The selection of the electoral ticket wa referred to the oentral committees of th Conventions. Adjourned. JACKSON, June 27.-The Conservativ Democratic Convention waa largely al tonded. Many of the best men of th State were present. Judge Watson, o Holly Springs, presided. The list o YioB-Presidents included two oolore men. The resolutions instruct the deb gates to vote as a unit for Greeley an Brown, but pledge the Convention t abide the decision at Baltimore. BALTIMORE, Juno 27.-Ullman & Co. distillery was burned; IOBB 860,000. CLEVELAND, June 28.-The Liben State Committee had another meeting One district was unrepresented. Lear ing Democrats expressed a desire to coi cede the Supreme Judge or Seoretary < State, but the committee decided ngami any position on the State ticket. NEW YOBK, Juue 27.-The oonfectioi ers, silver workers, harness-makers au tin and sheet iron workers are propane for a strike. Contracts for building thirty-six loci motives were canceled, owing to tl strike in Patterson, N. J. HAVANA, June 26.-Pepillo Go zalles, who lately surrendered to tl Government, weut with his officers ai a detachment of Spanish troops to tl interior, and captured the Cuban Majo Francisco Drags and Antonia Echeme dia, Lieutenant JOBB Aguillera and six Garcia's men. Eohemendia and Dra were executed. Jose Aguillera, fath of the Lieutenant, surrendered the f< lowing day, with eight men. Both tl Aguilleras have joined the Spaniard and will probably imitate the otb Cuban officers in hunting up their la companies for execution. Emelii Quero, a friend and lately a oompaui< of Ignacio Agramonte, has organized company of fifty surrendered inst gents, and taken tbe field against Igoac Agramonte. His column bas attack Acosta's column. CINCINNATI, June 27.-Arcbbish Purcell, in addressing the graduati class at St. Frances Axavier's Collej last evening, animadverted severely up the recent strikes, and denounced t destructive and demoralizing influer of Internationalism; and said if eij hours was acceded to now, four hoi might be demanded to-morrow, BB thi would be no limit to such arrogance a dictation. No government could ei under suoh a system. The next i would be for a divisiou of the proper every loafer and drunkard requiri? neW sub-division every Saturday nig The remedy for those evils is liberal ei cation. CLEVELAND, June 27.-5,000 peo were present at the Convention. Gt ley hats were marked features in orowd. Col. O. J. Todd, tentpor chairman, said they had met to-daj inaugurate a new era in the political i tory of the State and country, liberal men could stand upon Oreel; interpretation of the Cincinnati p form. Committees were appoint when the Convention adjourned tc o'olook. BOSTON, June 27.-A soda water ge rator exploded, killing one person i blowing off the leg of another. NEW YORK, June 27-Evening.-r. examination of witnesses in Stokes' c bas commenced. The court was ero ed. Among the ladies was Mrs. F: Mrs. James Fisk, on riding to tbe cc house, last night, to attend to busin was mistaken for Josephine Mansfi and hooted and hissed, and otherwise suited. Greeley and family, last night, mo from the St. Cloud Hotel to Gbappac Mrs. Greeley is so ill that ehe was car to the depot. The youngest danghb recovering from typhoid fever. AUBURN, June 27.-The convicts it Auburn State prison are in a state ol sarreotion. 200 of them have I looked np, and about OOO are mo1 about the yards, refusing to obey ore Some of them are armed with tools, Three companies of the 40th regim under tbe command of General I dougal, have been ordered to the s of trouble. It is probable the insui tion will soon be put down. LATER.-The insurrectionists been subdued. 160 ring leaders closely confined, to be kept on bread water for some time. RIOHMON J, VA., Juno 27.-Ex-i Wm. Smith is temporary cbairma the Convention. Gov. Smith brien dressed the Convention upon tbe ness before them. To tho surpris marjy, who anticipated the speech as uncompromisingly Democratic aad anti Greeley, bis remarks showed that, while be oouBidered it the duty of the Demo? cratic party to preserve its organization intact, he saw no other hope of defeat? ing the present corrupt Administration, than by seeking a anion with those who, opposed to the party ou past issues, were' ; ia harmony with it on tho questions of the day. A committee ou permanent Organization was appoioted. During the abseoce of the oommittee, Hoc. T. S. Flouruoy was called upon. He hoped, in n short time, there would be no suoh thing as a choice of evils, but that all would unite under the libe? ral banner homo by Horace Greeley. He said that old white hat covered the largest head and warmest heurt iu Ame? rica. He hoped the Baltimore Conven? tion would declare it inexpedient to make a nomination, aud that it would cordially endorse the Cincinnati nomi? nees, Remarks were madu by Hon. J. Critoher, Muj. J. Horace Lacy, and otheis, all of similar impcrt. Each speech was received with loud applause, indicating plainly that tho sentiment of the Couv?jution waa for Greeley to the end. The committee on organization re? ported Hou. Juba Goode, Jr., of Nor? folk, for permanent President, und Vice Presidents from each Congressional Dis? trict, which wus udopted. Ou tukiug tho'chair, the President was out-spokeu in bia declaration for Greeley and Brown and the Cincinnati platform. He advo? cated a grand consolidation of all the elements of oppositioa to Radicalism aad despotism, uod arraigued Graut us aa oppressor and despoiler. Ho op? posed the idea of a new nomination, aud boped Virginia would take the lead iu the Liberal movement. WASHINGTON, Juue 27.-Thc Supreme Court entered a nol. pros, ia the case of Chas. W. Butts. Coloael T. P. Robb, President of the Board of Commissioners appoiuted by the President to investigate the depre? dations oa the frontier of Texas and Mexico, leaves here to-aight for New Orleans, via Savannah, to join his col? leagues. The Board will proceed imme? diately to the border. Probabilities-Clenr and partially oloudy weather, occasional areas of rain, and light to fresh and occasioaal brink Southerly to Westerly winds, will pre? vail ou Fridayjover the Southern States aad North of the Ohio Valley ; partially cloudy weather, areas of raia, and light to fresh and occasional brisk South-eas? terly to South-westerly wind} for tho Middle States; partially cloudy weather and light to fresh Easterly to Southerly winds for New England. Official informatiou has beca received here from Geaeva, that the British Go? vernment, having accepted the declara? tion of the arbitrators, that the claims for indirect damages do cot involve a money consideration, and are not a subject for consideration, by them, Lord Tebterdon, to-day, formerly with? drew his motioa for aa adjournment of the tribunal, and thea filed the British argument accordingly. Now that tho indirect claims have beea disposed of, to the satisfaction of the British Govern? ment, the other business before thc tri? bunal will be considered. All doubts about tho release of Dr. Houard ure uow nt rest. A telegram re? ceived to-day at the Spauish Legation, from Madrid, states that thu matter has beeu satisfactorily arranged between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Gen. Sickles. REWARD OP A RASCAD.-Tho President has appoiated ex-Congressman Clark, of Texas, to be postmaster at Galveston, ut a salary of $-1,000 a year. It hi little more thau a month siuou Clark was ex? pelled from his seat in Congress by a unanimous vote of the House, on the unanimous report of a committee that he held it by the grossest fraud. There are co charges made agaiast the present postmaster ut Galveston, aud his super sedure is not oaly a violutioa of tho new civil service rules, but is followed by aa appoiatmeot universally denounced by fricad und foo alike of the Adminis? tration. DISASTROUS FIRE.-We regret to learn that oa the 14th inst., the large dwelling oa the plaatatiou of Capt. J. S. Coles, aear Dyson's mills, oa the Salada River, waa destroyed by fire. The dwelling was occupied by Mr. Jefferson Reams, who had reated the place and was work tog the plaatatiou. Mr. Roams lost a large portioa of his furniture aad house? hold articles. Capt. Coles' loss.i s esti? mated at about $4,000, aod that of Mr. Reams between $500 aad $700. The fite was accideotal-sparks from tho chim? ney falling oa the roof aad setting the shingles ou fire.-Edgefield Advertiser. -. ?. - DWELLING BURNT.-We are informed that the residence of Mr. Joha Walker, aear Double Braaobes, ia Pickens Coun? ty, was totally destroyed by fire on Fri? day last, and that the entire contents of the building were consumed, except a j couple of feather beds and a piano, which Mr. Walker succeeded ia rescuing from the baraiug building. The origiu of the fire is supposed to be accidental. [Anderson Intelligencer. Near Henderson, Texas, reoeutly, Mr. Bill Simmous shot aod killed Mr. Alph. Garrett, under singular circumstances. Mr. Garrett was out fishing ia his shirt sleeves, at a lake aear his borne. Sim? mons was oa the opposite side of the lake huatiag, aad eeeing Garrett's Blurt through tho bushes, mistook him for a oraoc, leveled his gua and fired, killiag him instantly. The New York Herald says of the big speech of the "big planter-looking mao" from South Carolina, ia the Philadel? phia Coaveotion: "Governor Orr, of South Carolina, a big, planter-looking mao, was led to tho stage by a small youth, and he spoke in a flat, metallic voice, after the stump speaking fashion of the Sooth." Financial anil Commercial. LONDON, June 27-Noon.-Consols 92>?. Bonds 91. FRANKFORT, Jane 27.-Bonds OG. PARIS, June 27.-Beuten 53f. 92o. LIVERPOOL, June 27-8 P. M.-Cotton opened firm-uplunds ll.1,,'; Orleans llj^; sales 15,000 bales; speculation and export 4,000. LIVERPOOL, June 27-Evening.-Cot? ton closed firm-uplands 11>?@11,%; Orleans 11%. NEW YORK, June 27-Noon.-Stocks dull. Gold quiet, at 13)?. Money easy, at 4. Exobange-long H% ; ebort 10)?. Governments steady. State bonds quiet aud firm. Cotton dull-uplands 26)4; Orleans 26)?; sales 655 bale?. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn firm. Pork steady, at 13.25@13.30. Lard dull. Freights steady. 7 P. M.-Monev easv, at 3@5. Ster? ling firm, at 9J?@10. Gold 13j?@13>"?. Governments closed strong, ut }.?c. ad? vance on opening prices. ?States quiet. Cotton quiet; sales 1,195 bales-uplunds 26;^; Orleans 2G}?. Flour quiet aud uncnanged. Whi>koy 91. Wheat not quite 80 firm. Corn declined lc, but closed firmer, with tho decline partially recovered. Rice firm. Pork steady. Lard heavy, at8)?@82?. Freights firm. ?Sales of futures to-duy 10,400 bales, as follows: June 25 1-16; July 25 1-16, 25 5 16; August 25>'?, 26; September 23%, 23??; October21; November 20){J December 19!?, 19 9-16. CINCINNATI, Jun? 27.-Flour steady fumily 7.00@7.25. Com quiet aud steady, at 47. Pork demand light and holders firm-regular 12 00($12.25. Lard firm-summer 8,!8'; steam 8% kettle 9)<i. Bacon firm-shoulders ol?(ji 5.U; olear rib 7??@7%; clear sides 7>j NV niskey steady, at 87. LOUISVILLE. Juno 27.-Flour dull extra family 6 75. Corn dull mid nomi nal. Bacon firm-shoulders b%; clea; rib 7}.?; clear sides 7%. Packed lard ic fair demand, at 8:11 ; small lott; held a 9@10. Whiskey dull, at 87. BALTIMORE, June 27.-Cotton quiet middling 2G; receipts 1G bales; sales 26 stock 1,030. Flour dull, irregular ant favors buyers. Wheat dull but strong Corn-white 80; yellow 63@6A; mixei Western 61(ajt>5. Bacon iu brisk joh bing demaud-shoulders 5^@6. Whit key uusettled, at 90@91. MOBILE, June 27.-Cotton dull-mb: diing 24)^; receipts 109 bales; sales IOC stock 746. PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Cotton fin -middling 26>?. AUGUSTA, June 27.-Cotton nominal middling 24; receipts 70 bales. WILMINOTON, June 27.-Cotton qui< -middling 25; receipts 18 bales; stoc 1,080. BOSTON, June 27.-Cotton quiet middling 26^8? suies 200 huies; stoc 10,500. NEW OBLEANS, Juno 27.-Cotton eus? -middling 24)^; receipts 109 bales; sali 550; stock 26,449. CHARLESTON, June 27.-Cotton dull middling nominally 25; receipts 17 bale stock 6,767. SAVANNAH, June 27.-Colton quiet middling 21; receipts 19 bales; sales ll stock 2.061. GALVESTON, Juno 27.-Cotton non nal-good ordinary 20)4'; receipts ; bales; Block 2,110. The terms of twenty-four Senato will expire on the 4th of March next, follows: Spencer, of Alabama; Rice, Arkansas; Colo, of California; Ferry, Connecticut; Osborn, of Florida; Hi of Georgia; Trumbull, of Illinois; Mi ton, of Indiana; Harlan, of Iowa; Poi eroy, of Kansas; Davis, of Keuttick Kellogg, of Louisiana; Vickers, of Al ryland; Blair, of Missouri; Nye, of t> vadu; Pattersou, of New Hampshii Conkling, of New York; Pool, of Noi Carolina; Thurman, of Ohio; Curaerc of Pennsylvania; Sawyer, of South C roiina; Morrill, of Vermont; aud Hov of Wisconsin. The last of tho Ku Klux Committr report and testimony is in press at i Government printing oillse. The wc consists of thirteen volumes, coutaini 8,261 octavo pages, in brevier ty there are 3,000 ems to the page, or 2 783,000 in tho whole work, and nen 15,000 pounds of type metal was used making the stereotype plates. An illicit distillery has been discovc: in a Missouri cuvo, 400 yards nu ground. The cavern has two openiD ODO leading into the side of a bill, t the other running straight down fr the top. The former was used for gress and egress, the latter as a ch i mi and for the collection of water for distillery. On Saturday last, Charley Barber, lored, was committed to jail at this pl charged with committing rape on a lored woman on tho plantation of '. W. R. Robertson, near Rocky Mot Tho woman is said to be in a danger condition, owing to the violence of brute.-Chester Reporter. Patrick Walsh, a private of Comp "O," 18th Infantry, died in YorkvilU Friday night last. A post mortem exii nation developed tho fact that bis di resnlted from ulceration of the bovi He waa buried in the town cemetery Saturday afternoon last, with mihi honors. Tbe printers of Raleigh, N. C., nr have a pic-nic on tho 4th of July come off at Kittrell's Springs-priuc amusement, a foot race-prize a si cup-ontranbo fee twenty-five cents. A foreign correspondent says tba the night of June 10 an attempt made to blow up the statues of Prince Consort and Lord Carlish Dublin. Mr. David M. Watson died at his dence in Anderson County, on Sui night last, in the forty-fourth you his age. 100 men oro employed two hours e morning in sweeping off the dirt 1 muk ted by the Boston jubilee WHY DEMOCRATS SHOULD SUPPORT MB. GHEELBY.-The few Southern pub? lic men who are resisting the Greeley movement seem to have little faith in tbe New York Dcmocrutio instinct, which on tbe instant forgot, or forgave, all Greeley's past, and aol od only for tbe country's present aud future good. We, who havo lived with Greeley for forty years, feel and know we can trust him, and have faith iu his word and the pledges of bis Ciuciunati lotter. We feel und know we can through him BC ouro the State against Graut by au im? mense majority-?30,000 wo think; and we thus bee bim au instrument of Provi deuce to rescue the country. Heneo the unanimity of New York, aud ?B earnest? ness, to bo followed wo hope, by other States, especially by thu Southern States, with which, almost always, during tho existence of our republic, the Democracy here have been m sympathy. Then, again, wo reason thus, and we think ull Southern men should also reason thus: "Greeley, if elected by the Democracy and Liberal K-publioans, will bring with him from 150 to 180 auti-Grant Repre? sentatives into Congress. Tho Senate uow stands seventeen Democrats, eight or nine Liberal Republicans. There aro seventy-two Senators of tho United States; thirty-seven is a majority. The additional twelve we need can only como to us from victories, as iu New York, Pennsylvania, und elsewhere, or from the grout turu the carpet-bag element iu the Senate would take on Greeley's elec tiou. Tho Senate will be against us for ten or fifteen years, unless through borne such movement us this. When Congress is ours, we have control of the Govern? ment. We eau pacify and purify the couutry; maiutaiu what is left in the Constitution. A Democratic straight out ticket would render ull this doubtful, we think, impossible. 'Hence, we it New York, by instinct, as in Tounesseo, ratified the Ciucinuuti Greeley move mont. The rest of the couutry ha; moved loss rapidly, but quite as surely.' [Neio York Express (Democrat ) THE FRENCH BAND TRIUMPHANT A: BOSTON.-The critical correspondent o tho New York Tribune, at Boston awaids the palm to the Parisian band o tho Gurdo R?publicaine Francaise, an? says: "? can have no hesitation in plac ing thom above their Euglish and Ger mau rivals, und if I am not mistaken the people generally formed a simiin judgment. The foreigu bauds hav proved the great attractions of the weeli and I tremble to think what the jubile would have been without thom. Doubl less they will be iu constant demand fe the rest of thu festival, and I shall ut be surprised if they kindle and kee alive the needed enthusiasm which ne their Handel's chorus nor missiouai hymns on gun powder and anvils, nc even tho famous conquests of artist have yet sufficed to excite. With chea) er admissions, and a plenty of Enghel men, Frenchmen aud Prussians, aud great deal of the diviue Strauss, ov< whose ungodly waltzes Puritan Ne England is now raving cruzy, the jubiii may yet uvoid the financial disant which on Monday seemed inevitable." Ou Friday, for the first timo ?ince tl outbreak of tho Carlist insurrection Spain, a band of insurgents awaited tl attack of Government troops. Au i aurrectiouist band, under command Sabi Hes, which was eu trenched near tl village of Ptrscoltera, in the province Navarro, encountered u battalion loyul forces, and a conflict of five hom duration ensued. The Govornmc troops at length triumphed, the Caril! beiug driveu from their position. Co siderable loss was sustained on bo sides. "Colored people's bair sold he re," a New York sign. Phoenix Hook and Ladder ! ATTEND a meeting of your Comp? TllIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'cln liv order. D. GOUUMAN, Secretary Juno 28 New Potatoes. JUST received, 20 barrels Une new Uti POTATOES, which I will sell LOW by barrel, or in smaller quantities. J. D. BATEMAN, June 28 1 Colnmhia leo Hom? Notice. THE undersigned ure authorized tedisp of the property of the Carolina Oil Ci pauy, at Columbia, S. C., consisting of f acres of laud, buildings, engines, prof and machinery necessary for the extract nf oil from cotton teed, other seods or gr Thia property ia worthy of tho notico ol ci talists. All information may bu obtained application to ua at Columbia. WM. K. BAC H M AN. June23 ftuli JOHN D OALPU'Kl.l Copartnership Notice. AUTHUR Si DOONE. fTUIE undersigned havo this day ent< X into a copartnership for tho practic Law, in all tho Courts of tho Ht a to and United Stales, aud will promptly atteiic all business entrusted to them-No. 2 Itaugo. E. It. AHTHL" June 28 G 1). I. BOONE. Meats, Smoked and Pickled. F?ES H to hand- **? Primo Smoked Tongue?, Primo Smoked beef, "Diamond" and "Orango" brand Hams Elm City Breakfast Strip ), Elm City Sugar cured Pickled Hounds, With full supply Of standard and fi Oroceriod, Sinota, Kc, at low prices. Juno 28_PEO. BYMMKTl CHEROKEE SPRINGS. 11FIIS watering place, well and favor known to South Carolinians, nitu eight milos from Spartanburg Court Hi iu ono of th.- healthiest neighborhoods ol Slate,is now opon to receive guests, nn pains will bo spared to render a sojourn i pleasant and agreoablo. board, $2 51) per day; $12 per week singlo mouth, or $30 per month for im? mure months. D.U. CLAYTON A SON June 28 ftu Proprintc New Batter and Cheese. 1 {\ TUBS choice May BUTTER. IA/ 10 boxes now CUttillg Cheese. Just received and for salo by Juuo ti JOHN AGNEW A St Notice. 14 TREASURER'S OFFICE, Cn MILO TTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA R. R. CO., COLUMBIA, 8. C., JUDO 27,1872. THE Coupons on Ronda of thia Company which become due on let of July next will ho paid at City Rank, Now York; Rank of Charlotte; office o' John J. Cohen & Sons, in Augusta; or Central National flank, in thia city. O. BOUKNIGHT, Troaaurer. Jane 28 30 J Lg 4_ State of Sooth. Oarolma, Richland Co. IN TBE COMMON PLEAS. J. H. Kinard, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas Steers, Defendant.-Summons for money demand C iinplaint not served. To Tliomaa Steers, Defendant in tilla action: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in thin action, winch itt tiled in tho office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common I'loaa for tho aaid County, and to servo a copy cf your answer on tho subscriber*, at UK lr office in Columbia, South ' Carolina, within twenty days af tor the service of thia Hummuua on you, exclusivo of tho day of aorvico. If you fail tr? answer thia complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho plaintiff will take judgment ngaiust you for thu sum of aix lime drod and thirty-two 81-100 (lollara and coat. MELTON & CLARK, Plaintiff's Attorueva. Dated Columbia, S. C., June G, 1872. IL. S.] D. R. MILLER, C. C. C. Juno 28_fG State of South Oarolina-Richland Co. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Josoph A. M&hry, plaintiff, agaiuat Thomas Steers, defendant.-Copy Summ ms for Re? lief, Complaint not Served. To tho d?tendant Thomas Steere. YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer tho complaint in thia action, wnich ia filed in tho office of tho Clerk of Com? mon Pleas, for the aaid County, and to servo a cony ot your answer to the said complaint on the BUbscribera at their ollice, in Columbia, South Carolina, within twenty days after the Borvico hereof, exclusivo of the day of such aorvice; and if you fail to anewor the com? plaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff j in thia action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. MELTON & CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorneja. Dated COLUMBIA, S. C., Juno i, 1872. [L. S] D. R. MILLER, C. C. C. Juno 28 fG Notice. PERSONS who lort WATCHES in my care years ago to bo repaired, will pleaao call I tor the name, givo description, state time when left, pay cnarged and take them away, lt not called for within ninety daya from thia dato, I will Boll them to pay coats. Juno 23__G. D1EROK3. Native Wines. ONE cask Concord, Ono cask Scnppornong, Pure Orape Wine. ALSO, Ono hogshead Rhine Wino, One hogahead Claret Wine, Will bo aold very low, hy call?n or dozcu. On draught thia day. HOPE fc GYLES. Timothy Hay. TONS NO. 1 TIMOTHY HAY, for aale bj_E. HOPE. Notice. MU. P. S. JACOBS ia authorized to collect all billa and accounts due me and receipt for tho aamo. Parties indebted to mo aro respectfully solicited to make prompt payments. ISAAC SULZBAOHER. _ Juno 21^1872._June M 6 Dividend Notice. CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBIA, S. C., JUKE 25,1872. AT a meeting of the Boord of Directors, hold thia day, tho following resolution was passed: Resolved, That a dividend of FIVE TER CENT. on tho capital stock of this Rauk If rec from all United Slates, State, County and city tuxes) ia hereby ileolared out of the profits for the ?ix months ending Juno 30, 1872; and that mru FER CENT, ADDITIONAL on said capital atock bo taken from tho balance of eaid pro? fita and carried to tho credit of our surplus fund. Thc above dividend ia payable on and after the 1st proximo, at the counter of thu Rank. Juno2? 3 A. G. BRESIZKU. Cashier. Dividend No. 8. CAROLINA NATIONAL R?.NK OF COLUMBIA, ti. C., JUNE 22.1872. AT a meeting of the Board of Directors of this Bank on tho 18th instant, a DIVI? DEND OF FIVE PER CENT, on tho Capital Stock of thia Bank was declaied, payable to the Stockholders, on and after July 1, out of the profita for tho aix months ending June 30, clear of all United Statea, State, County and City taxes. Tho taxes paid during the current six mouths amount to $7,783.11, being over two and one-half por cent, on the Capital Stock of ! tho Bank. L. D. CHILDS. President. W. B. UULICK, Cashier. June 23 |3 tUT Union copy. ["corr."] Executive Department, STATE TREASURY OFFICE. COLUMBIA, 8. C., June 19,1872. RECEIVED ot W. L. SIMMONS, EfaQ., Attorney and Agent of the Charleston Joint Stock Company, of the State of South Carolina, for the benefit of the State Orphan Asylum, "Two Thousand Dollars," being the first annual instalment required under pro? visions of the Act of incorporation, passed March 5, 1872. (Signed) N. G. PARKER, Trtaaurcr State South Carolina. THE CHARLESTON JOIST STOCK COMPAO OF SOUTH CAROLINA DE1NO FULLY ORGANIZED, IS NOW Prepared for Business. MAIN OFFICE: So. 133 Meet Inn Street. W. L. SIMMONS, Jun?- 21 li Manager and General Agent. Corn! Corn! Corn! ?) AAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE ?3*1 /UU CORN, just roceivid and for salo low by JOHN AGNEW A SON. Tongues, Strips, Beef, &c. 6DOZ. SMOKED R. TONGUES, 3C0 Iba. prime Smoked Beer, 1.000 lbs. Breakfast Strips, Fulton Market Corned beef, Pickled Pig Pork, for sale low by April 21 HOPE A GYLES. .ixotioxx ^?. Hoboeto Capitalists. Sale of City of Columbia Seven per cent. Bonds. OFFICE CITY TBEASUEY, COLUMBIA, 8. C., Jane 10,1872. PURSUANT to autboiity delegated by re solution, adopted by the City Connell, I will bell at prblic auction, on WEDNESDAY. July 17, 1872, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY TUOUSAND DOLLARS CITY OF COLUM? BIA SK YEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YEARS BONDS. Said bonds will bo of the denomi? nations of $250, $500 and $1,000; the prooeeds of the sale to bo used for the erection of the new City Hall, new Market, and other oublie improvements. Tho right ie reserved to dispose of a part ot the said bonds in lota or in whole, as the Mayor and Treasurer may determine. Any further information desired can be ob? tained by addreasivg CHAS. BARNUM, _June 20 City Treasury. Columbia. 8 C. Portable Fountain Parupa. JUST received a Biipplv of portable foun? tain PU HPS and SPRINKLERS, which ia tho most useful and convenient apparatus for watering shrubbery, flowers and planta, and for washing curriages, windows, ftc. Also, a useful article for extinguishing fires at tho commencement, spriukhng side-walks, ftc, Ac. For sal? at low prices by _June_27_JOHN AGNEW ft SON. Qarriaees at Reduced Prices. THE undersigned, intending ?to make a change in their busi 'iiess, will, for a short time, offer -their stock of fine CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ftc, at and below cost, to cash customers. Moat ot their stock being of their own manufacture, ia superior in mate? rial and duranUHy to that manufactured in Northern markf '.-, and sold by deniers only. June 26 3 CARROLL ft SPELLMAN. Fourth of July. i)K BASKETS CHAMPAGNE, 20,000 CIGARS. Canned Goods, Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and a lot of other goods suitable for the 4tb; abm, for Partios,' Pic-Nics, Barbecues, ftc. June 25 L?RICK ft LOWRANCE. NOTICE. Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company. The State, ex relatione the Attorney-General, plaintiff, vs. tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, defendant. Janies G. Gibbes, James B. Pringle and others, plaintiffs, vs. the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company and others, defendants. THE undersigned having, by order of bia Honor Samuel W. Melton, Circuit Judge or the Fifth Circuit, dated June 18, 1872. been appointed Referee on the above stated cases, to ascertain and report, among other things, the amount ot indebtsdneaa of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, with anthority by advertisement to require all creditors to establish their respective de? mands before him: Notice ia hereby given to all and singular the creditors of the said Greenville and Co? lumbia Railroad Company, whether holdiLg bonds of the first mortgage, bonds or certifi? cates of indebtedness guaranteed by the State, bonds or certificates of indebtedness of the second mortgage, non-mortgage bonds, or olaims of any other character, to present and establish their respective olaims before the undersigned, as Referee, at bia office in Columbia, South Carolina, on or before the drat day of October next, at whioh time his report on Buch claims will be made np and submitted to tho Court in the Bald caees. JOHN S. GREEN, Referee. COLOMBIA, S. C., June 10, 1872. June 21_||12wl2 THE AUGUSTA EXCHANGE. THIS institution is intended to facilitate transactions in COTTON, GRAIN and PRODUCE for immediato and future de? livery, and especially for thc purchase and sale of SOUTHERN SECURITIES. A daily call is made of all the leading Securities in tho Stat eb of Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, embracing STATE BONDS, CITY 30ND8, RAILWAY BONDS, RAILWAY SHARES, MANUFACTURING SHAREb, ftc, ftc. The undersigned, members of the AU? GUSTA FXCHAGE, solicit orders to buy or sell anything in the above line: W. ti. HOBEBTS, of Roberts, Morris ft Shi? vers. C. B. BACON, Cotton Commission Merchant. JOHN L. FLEMMING, Cotton broker for Au? gusta Factory. H. F. RUSSELL, of Russell ft Potter. A. A* HEALL; of heall, Speare ft Co. JOHN J KN KI.NS, ot J. ft T. B. Jenkins, (Brokers.) W.DANIEL,of Daniel ft Bill; C. H. FBIKIZT, of C. U Phini>:y ft Co. W. H. \V\nntN, of Warron, Wallace ft Co. A. P. Roaos, Broker. W. F. HKBBINO, of Claiborn, Herring ft Co. Jons M. CLARK, of J. M. Clark ft Co. T. P. BRANCH, of Branch, Sons A Co. H. H. HICKMAN, President Savings Bank and Granitevillo Factory. C. A. ROWLAND, Commission Merchant. W. M. RF AD, of Franklin, Read A Co. ALFHED BAKES, President National Ex? change Bank. A. M. JACKSON, Commission Merchant. M. O'DOWD, of M. O'Dowd A Co. P. L. COUEN, of John J. Coben A Hons. W. E. JACKSON. President of National Bank of Augusta and Augusta Factory. T. G. BABBETT, of Barrett ft Caswell. M. P. STOVALL, Cotton Factor and Commis? sion Marchant. GEOBOE R. SIBLVT, of J. Sibley A Sons. W. T. WHEELIBS, ?f Wheeless A Co. O. BI. STONE, of Isaac T. Heard ft Co. G. A. ALLEN, of Walker ft Allen. J. M. BUBBELL, Commission Merchant. J. J. PEABCE, of J. J. Pearce, Butler A Co. A. FOVLLAIN, of Poullain ft Davison. GEOBOE T. JACKSON, ot George T. Jackson ft Co. W. C. SIBLEY, of Dunbar ft Sibley, and Pre? sident of Langloy Manufacturing Company. J. J. DOUGHT?, Cottou Commission Mer? chant. W. C. HANDERS, ot Inman ft Banders. W. H. HOWARD, of W. H. Howard A Bon. E. P. CLAYTON, of E. P. Clayton ft Co. lt. W. UEABU, or S. D. Heard ft Son. M. I. BRANCH, or Branch, Scott A Co. J. B. DOUGHERTY, of Bones, Brown ft Co. THOMAS P. STOVALL, of Stovall ft Hull. R. H. MAY, or R. H. May A Co. J. O. MATHEWSON, lobacoo, Cotton, Goods and General Produce Merchant. E. J. D07.1EB, ot Dozier ft Walton. G. P. CURRY. Banker and Broker. JAMES A. GRAY, of Jamos A. Gray A Co. 1.. J. MILLER, of J. F. ft L. J. Miller. F. A. TIMBEBLAKE, of Barney A Timberlake. THOMAS M. JACKSON, of Cox. Jackson ft Co. C. F. WILMAN, of Brauch, Sons ft Co. June 23 _ t?Tl Fruit Jars. milli best In market, comprising all the I Rood qualities of FRUIT JARH,tor?ale by Juno Vi L?RICK A LOWRANCE. 200 Lime. BARRELS of LIME, for e \\o low by J()HN"AGNEV y SON. Canned Vegetables, &c. PEAS, Lima Beans, Asparagus, Green Corn, Succotash, Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Truffles, Peaches, Pine AppUa, California Apricots and Fear?, (decidedly the finest things ever put into cans,) fresh Salmon, Mackerel, Lobsters, W^Jf^^