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T?lo?rapblc~F.>relBn Affair*. ?ivjutA, may w.~ AiKwytroiTrjtny Five laborers were killed. Ma.dri?: May 20. ? Diplomatic rela? tions, between Spain aod.M^esiop were roenriieti 3 l?terduy, by tbo preseDjtai tion to Marshal Serrano of theoreden? , tials of Gnu. Corona as Minister from the latter country. Bomb, May 26.?The Italian Govern meat met another defeat, to day in the Chamber of Deputies. ^h*~Fopo'faaa nearly recovered from bis recent- illness. < Paris, Mty 26.?Tho political situa? tion continues to be the leading theme in all circles. The new Ministry has beeu nick named ?'the Ministry of im? possible programmes.'' The Bona partists are aotive and increasing in numbers and influence. London. May 26 ?Despatches from St. Petersburg couflrm previous re? ports eouoerning the cause of the re? cent arrest of Duke Niohola*. The theft was of his mother's diamonds, wbioh he had afterwards given io a popular actress iu that oity. ? London, May 27.?It now appears that the Russian. Grand Duke Constan? tino's eon Nicholas gave the diamonds belonging tu bis mother to Miss Fenix, or Pbeeuix, a beautiful American. Tho oiroumutuooe of the theft, together with the fuot thut be had deposited large sums of mouey with his bankers, to make provision, us ho says, against the necessities of old age, lead to the belief thut he is ineaue. Despatches from Calcutta state that the distress from famine in Iudia is in? creasing. Nearly 3.0UO.OOO people are dependent upon the Government lor food. Tc ic je t u oti It:? i mer ican Ulan era. Crrx of jMexioo, May 26.?Sonor Castillo-, Alcalde of Jacobo, in the Slate of Siuuloa, has officially reported to the prefect of his district that ou April 4 be arrested, tried aud burued alive Jose Maria Bouilla aud his wife Diega for sorcery, it having beeu proved that they hud bewitched one Silvestree Zaoarias. The day before the exeoutton uitizeu Porras, as a final teat, made Ztcarioa take three swal? lows of blessed water, whereupon the latter vomited ftagments of a blanket and hunches of h-ir. The Alcalde states that the people were exasperated against the sorcerers und demauded that they be burned. The sentence was exeouted with hii uppmvd; and he adds that he has his eye on other sor? cerer.1, against whom compluiuta have been made by the citizens. The official Diario, of this oity, confirms the report of the outrage, und says several families in the town have since compelled the officer to burn another old woman und tier sou for the same cause. The General Government has asked the authorities of Siualoa to send a detailed report of these pro? ceedings, and to take measures to pro? tect the lives of persons threatened with similar violence. New Yore, May 26 ?The annual session of the Board of Delegates of American Israelites commenced last eveuing. Delegates are present from twenty-four congregations, represeut ing the States of New York, Massa? chusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee und the District of Colum? bia. The Treasurer reported the re? ceipts of the trust fund for the past Jour to be $4,920, and the expenses 3,013; leaving a balance of $1,906. The next meeting will be held in Philadelphia, in 1876. Albany, N. Y , May 26 ?A call has been issued for a Convention to meet in Auburn, June 23, of all persons iu the State who oppose the hemming of the -liquor traffic, thu manufacture, sale or uso of alcoholic liquors as a beverage, and who uro willing to unite upon one common pluttorm for the en? tire prohibition of tho same through national, State uad municipal legisla? tion. Manumuhkin, N.J., May 26?Mr. Carlisle und wife, residing ut Allis burg, were struck by lightning yester? day afternoon. The wue was instantly killed; the husband is still uncon? scious, und it. is thought Will recover. Independence, Iowa, May 20?I'he bu.siiie.-s portion of this place was en? tirely destroyed by liro yesterday. Forty stores, besides offices, &u , were burned. The town in eulirely crippled by the disaster. Tue loss is $oU0,0UU Turee lives ure supposed lost. The origiu of the tiro is unknown. Grand Haven, Mich , May 26 ? Mrs. Major ?iufford dropped dead Sunday, while playing the orgiu tu tue Presbvterian Couion. Newark, May 26.?Elijah Hias, u Germau, uged forty, wiuio driving u liqur Wrfgon yesterday evening, was throwu out, und a lot of liq-ior j irs falling on him, crushed hisbiuius out. Ho died instantly. The hone wus hurt, und thu wagon und us oonteut? were demolished. The horse took fright aud ruu off, which caused thu accident. Mo?Nr Sinai, L I., May 26 ?Eirly yesterday moruiug the ship Johu Sey? mour, of this place, foundered off Say Brook Polut, Connecticut,, uud all bauds were lost. The vessel had left this port but a few hours before, aud was bouud for Gien Cove, L I, with a cargo of lumber. A heavy npiali eamo up, when she sprang a leak aft, aud the utmost exertions of the crew were required to keep her from tilling. At leogtu the water came iu so rapidly that Cupt. Joseph Wells, tbo a'txtvoo, abandoned her, aud uu attempt wus made to lautiah the boat, but it iu Btuutly swamped. Tho people of S-y Brook made uu eft n t to send out help, but owing to the heavy sea it was abandoned. The vessel, after tossiug ab.jUt for twonty minutes, gave a sud? den lurch uud disappeared. Two of the men were saeu floating ubuut for several minutes upon pieces of timber, but ooable to maintain their bold, iuej tiu)|i|HMi'.uff mm4 >*?*?? d?m? 'd' < Mr*?>p>?ey.i*p ?psqFidjd jf?/j ]be pre? pay raant ofrpttstage Q^Priftlrod^^Har SnSWor other parpose*!? a^tJo^y "Wa bill recently reported from 'the' House uWmittoe on Post Offices and Post ?Honda. Ia its main features, it pro? vides that newspapers shall go free through the mails to subscribers in the same County, land also for the free transmission of newspaper and maga? zine exchange, and it proposes to establish a rate of \% cents per pound, to be pro-paid by publishers and news agencies, on all newspapers and peri? odicals mailed by them to regular sub? scribers or news agents. General P. M. B. Yooug, of Geor? gia, was to-day appointed by Speaker Blaiue as one of the board of visitors to West Point on the part of the House of Representatives. Thirteen years ago, General Young left the military academy to join his fortunes with those of bis State. BnuNswiCK, Maine, May 27.?100 members of the lower class at Bowdern College have been sent home lor re? fusal to drill. Louisville, May 27.?The General Confereuoe adjourned to Atlanta, four years hence. A resolution of grati? tude to Commodore Yunderbilt for a douation of $500.000 for the church universities was adopted. Columbus. Ohio, May 27.?Tho miners in the vicinity of Mussilou, who have been a strike, burned the trostle work aud shot two new miners. The Governor bus been telegraphed to fur assistance. WAsmsdroN, May 27.?Tho House passed the bill repealing tho law on wUich tho Sauborn ooutracts were based; also, the bill removing the po? litical disabilities of Raphael S^mmod, of Alabama. The Seuute is engaged on a bill to revise and consolidate the statutes of the United States. Washington, May 27.?Rear Ad mirul Sbubrick is dead; eighty-four years of uge. He was appoiuted from South Carolina in 1806. In the Seuute, Sbermun, from the Committee on Finance, reported fa? vorably on the Houao bill atuuudatory of an Act to reduce the duties on im? ports und to reduce internal iux-atiou, approved March 3. 1873; laid over. The contested election case of Sykes vs Spencer was warmly discussed to adj mrument. Toe House passed bi la as follows: Providing that uo person shall serve us u jurur iu any Uuited States Court wUo cannot read or write the English language; fixing the times for holding Circuit Courts iu the 4th Judicial Dis trial; making colored persona in the Chootaw and Chickasaw Nations mem burs uf thuse nations, and entitled to ull rights uud privileges as euch. The House also adopted a resolution for the appointment of u seleot com? mittee ou the disturbed condition of Arkansas, and whether it has a govern? ment republican iu form, uud which ought to be recognized by the United States Goverumuut. The House ulso passed a bill removing tbe disabilities of George E. Pickett and Charles H. Williamson, uf Virginia, Thomas Har demuu, Jr., and James Jackson, of Georgia, uud John H. Reagan, of Texas. Probabilities?For New England, generally clear weather and light vari? able wiuds will prevail, with alight rise of temperature und faliiug barometer during Thursday. For the Middle Stutes, lower lake region, Tennessee aud the Ohio valley and the South Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy weuther, uud light Easterly tu South? erly winds, with stationary or risiug temperature and slight changes iu tue barometer. For the Gulf States, partly cloudy and w trui weather, with South? erly winds, falling barometer and ruin iu tbe South-west. Representative Young baa left for West Point, us the official visitor from the House, appoiuted by Speuker BI tine. Knoxvillb, Tenn., May 27.?Reve? nue Agent McAlpinu und Collector Hoiizcia.v destroyed 'heir distilleries aud arrested live illicit distillers iu Walker County, G?. San Fiiancisco. Cad , May 27?Vas queZ, tho robber chief und murderer, arrived here Irorn Lr<a Angelus this morning He will be taken to Monte rey County for trial. Ho is under strung guard, to prevent his bel?g lyuuiifd Halifax. May 27.?Tho steamship Para.i.y, with tbo new Atlantic tele griph cable on board, whicb tailed from Eoglaud on the 17th, is expected oil linn coast, iu u few da s.S. CuAitLESTON, May 27.?Arrived? Sleamsliip Georgia, New York. Telegi-n pli tc?Uu in mere In I lie port a. Columbia, May 27.?Cotton quiet and tu g <i?d demand ? middling 16^4 Lund N, May 27?Securities uu nhiUKed Street rate % below bank. Erle? 3dJ4(g)33^. Paiu-, .tla.y 27 ?Rentes 69f. 67^0. LivEuruoL. May 27?Noou.?Uot ton quim and unciiarig-d ; sales 10,000, luolu nog 2,000 for export uud specula? tion; sales oi uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable iu July or August, 8 9 16; sales to-day iuolude 6 2d0 Aumricau; sales of Oiiuaus, no? thing b.-low low middling, shipped in April, 8 11 16. New Youk, Miv 27?Noon.?Stocks steady. Muuey 8 Guld 12% Ex ohui.gu?luug 4 88J?; short 4 9l>?. Governments strong. State bonds quiet. OottOU dull and Ha?i?*r; sales 47?uplands 18%; Orleans 10. Future* opened quiet uud steady: Msv Vt%; J.iuo 17%. 17 11 16; July 18 3 16; ?u? gtet l?%. 18 11 16; September 18 5-16, l*% Flour quiet and un uoutigud Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn dull and heavy. Pork firm, at 17.90. Frelgbt? firm. Lard quiet? - Z"P-J|L?Cqttpn?net reoeipts 223; ^J6WU?9.^r^Urajtt?d steady; sales 22,000; Jane 17 9-16; July 18 816; August 18 21 32; September 18 11-82.'' Cbtton dull arid easier; sules 856, at 13%(2)19. Sontbern flour iu moderate- request. Wheat opened slightly in buyers' favor, with. mode? rate- demand,, but closed rather more steady, with fair export demand. Corn heavy aud lo. lower?84 for now and old Western mixed and yellow. Coffee dull'and unchanged. Pork lower, at 17.70. Lard heavy, at 11 5 1G@U%.\ Whiskey firmer, at 93. Freights firm ?ootton, steam 5 32. Money in good supply, ut 3@4. Sterling extremely dull, at 4 88^. Gold heavy, at 12,3s' @12>^. Governments steady. States dull and nominal. Cincinnati, May 27.?Flour dull aud a shade lower. Corn dull?mixed 68 @70. Pork steady, at 17.75. Lard quiet?steam nominally 11; kettle 11 ($112.t. Baoon qniet?jobbing saleH ut l)i for shoulders; 10 for clear rib; 10>? for clear. Whiskey opened at 94, and closed strong, at 93. Louisville, May 27.?Flour qniet and unchanged. Corn dull and droop? ing, at 81 ($85. Provisions quiet. Pork 18.25. Bacon?shoulders 1%\ clear rib 10;4'; dear lO^g. Lard? tieroe 12j-4'; keg 1234'. Whiskey 93. Baltimore, May 27.?Flour quiet und steady. Wheat heavy?good to choice red 1.60(2)1.63. Corn weak and lower, except Southern white, which is barely steady?yellow .Southern 83 Provisions doll and easy. Mess pork 18.00. Shoulders 7j^@7^. Whiskey scarce, at 1.00. MoniLE. May 27.?Cotton dull and weuk; quotations nominally un? changed; net receipts 2(3; exports coastwise 25; sules 200. Charleston, May 27.?Cotton dull and nominal; net receipts 332; exports coastwise 229; sales 250. Memphis, May 27.?Cotton quiet and weak?low middling 16:,.v; receipts 350; shipments 1,154. Galveston, May 27.?Cotton?net receipts 250; sales 50. Norfolk, May 27.- Cotton unchang? ed?net reoeipts 629; exports coast? wise 432; 200 burned up; sales 100. New Orleans, May 27.?Cotton quiet und steady?-net receipts 1,872; gross 1,872; sales 3.20O. Boston, May 27.?Cotton dull? middling 19; net receipts 103; gross 329; exports 212; sales 105. Philadelphia, May 27.?Cottou ?nut receipts 163. Savannah, May 27 ?Cotton very dull?middling 17; net receipts 103; gross 103; sah a 204 AuauarA, May 27.?Cotton dull and nominal; net reoeipts HI; sales 127. Hotel Arrivals, May 27, 1874 ? Wheeler House?Jos Jeukins, Augusts; l'hos C James, Wilmingtou; Captaiu Johu Taylor, city; E S J Haves, Lex? ington; D L Turner. Edgeflehl; D H Held, New York; Mrs II A Irving, Greenville; N P Myeru. Ridgeway; W S Clinton, New York; Samuel Seise!, Atlanta; J L Little, oity; G P Hoffman. Doko; T J Qoodwyn, Fort Motte; J J Carrington and wife, Newberry; W H Warren, Augusta; J G MoCunts and wife, Miss McCauts, J Douglass, M C Bobertaou, S C. Columbia Hotel?McD Arledge, T S Clarkson, N C; J C Bulow, N Myers, Fairfleld; H W D Cross, Acton; A D Bendheim, W D Kennedy, Ga; E W M Maokey, 9 C Gilbert, Charleston; F F Feicher, city; B R*usom, Va; W T J Woodward, TD Gillespio, 8 C; Miss Carrie Gomillion, Edgenold; J C Wardlaw, Walhalla. Hendrix House?J J Stringfollow, Chester; J C Hoffman, Doko; C D Farrar, New York; E A Waguer, Churleeton; T B Borr, W M Quattle baum, Lexington; W F Stauton, Al stou; M M Humphries, Salic. A Sensiele Darkky ?Peter Young, colored, lives iu a small log cabin with one room in it. A Yankee school marm oame to tho neighborhood in which Peter lives, iu Poplar Tent Township, Cabarrus County. She wanted to teach a negro school, and trud to get boarding in a white fami? ly, but was refused everywhere. She then applied to Peter for board und lodging iu one corner of his room. He answered: "No, Missey, we doesn't mix things dat way in dis country. De white folks, dey has 'spect for Pe? ter uow, but dey wou't 'spect him no more, if he boards you. Tank you, murin, can't take you." [Charlotte Southern Hani". -_ .??? ?.? At tbo anniversary meeting of tho Survivors' Association of Dir ling ton County, held on tho 13th iust., the fol? lowing officers were re-elected for tho eusuiug year, viz: Maj. J. Jonathan Lnoas, President; Col. F. F. Wnrley, Col. J. A. Law, oJiij. J. L. Coke, Maj. W. E. James, Vice-Presidents; E. Keith Dargan, Secretary; J. Gregg McOall, Treasurer. The Guatemala outrage, in which a British Viue-Oonsul received very harsh treatment, has brought forth au unqualified apology from the Govern? ment responsible for the affair, und an offer of tho payment of all necessary damages. How differout would have beeu the ease had au American citizen been the sufferer! There wore forty ono deaths in Charleston last week; eight whites and thirty-three colored persons. Of those who died, nineteen were less than a year old, five were less than four years ??hl, aod two were over nighty-five years old. There wero five stillbirths, and three ehildren died by the "vir?ta tiou of God." Worcester, Mass., has a dangerous dam, holding over 230 acres of deep water?twice as muoh as flooded the Hampshire County villages. "Wo have oar opinion of the man,' will take Democracy wben be can josT as easily tuko the small-pox." , Tb< r? are men who probably would take the small-pox in preference, if they bad any assurance that some fool woaldn't then advist- Ahem to * go another -step tr?wards byP takings the-- Rocbseteir Chronicle; , gsj i : ; v fiScTpoffl? Db?t?.?On ' Wednesday inOmiug last an 'old oitir,on of New berry County, Mr. Huury McCalloagh, aged Btweuty years, fatqilDg on Rodgersr Rsnwiok's plaoo, was found dead in his corn crib. Dr. Carlisle, who was called io, supposed that bis deuth wus caused by u stroke of pa? ralysis. At a conference meeting io Silt Lake City, recently, Rrighum Young, Jr., explained his system of praying for his enemies: "I pruy for our ene? mies, brethren, but I always pray that they may go to belli" We regret to 6ee from the Noreros3 | (Georgia) Advance that the residence of Col. Joel Foster, formerly of ttpar tauburg, was burned ou the 19th [instant. The furniture was saved and loss light. There is a mau in Philadelphia who has Shakspeure nt his fiuger's ejd, if not at his tonguo's. He owns a pair of gloves that William used to wear. A young lady at Cairo played a game of euchre with a v oung man, to see if she should marry him. She | swung for the jick aud caught him. A Lulberun clergyman in Freedom, WieH., who refused to officiate at the funeral of a granger, has been dis? missed by his congregation. The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of North Carolina, did uot have a Smith am i em. Odd fellows, indeed. A L union medical and surgical jour? nal discusses the question, "How shall young lutlies be flogged?" Mocking birds which sing splendid? ly are sel.iug in Wilmington at fifty cents apiece. Mrs. Agues Chiles Miuor, of Abbe? ville, died last Monday. Acacia Lodge, No. 94, A. F. M. fa THE Regular Communication of ?mA o-rthia Lodge will bo held THIS (Th?rs ? /Wlayj EVENING, at ? o'clock, iu Ma I sumo Uali. 15v order of the W. M. A. CRAWFORD, Ju., May 28 1 Secretary. 0. C. RADCLIFFE, WATCH-MAKER, JEWELER and Y^k ENGRAVER, begs leave to inferm Ins <tj^friends and patrons that he h?s with? drawn from the tirui of lUdclilTj A M<:Gin I ueaa, and notr will bo found at the Noith oast corner of Washington and Assembly streets, wbero ho is prepared for the re? pairing of Watches, Clocks, Musical boxes and Jewelry. Engraving neatly executed. Umbrellas 'aud Parasols mended. All work guaranteed. C. C. RADCLIFFE. May 27 C_ Excursion Season of lb74 via Atlan? tic Coast and Midland Lines. OUARLOTTE, COLUMBIA A AUG. R.R., Columbia, S. C, May 2ti, 1874. ROUND TRIP TICKETS to all promi nont Virginia Springs and Western Nortb Carolina Excursion Points, good until November 1, 1*571, will bo on salo at tho Company's Ticket Office and Plantors' Hotel, on and after Juno 1, 1871. Tickets to Now York, Philadelphia, Dal timbre, ttrt llw LlXE, at reduced rates, also on sale. A. POPE, May 28 General Pa*sonjror Ageut. GRAND PIG-NIC EXCURSION to LKKSYILLK, S. C. ON Wednesday morning, Jane 2J, 1-571, a train will leave the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Dopot, at 7 o'clock A. M. precisely, for tho above place. The train will stop at all way statious for thnso I intonding to participate. This will bo ouo of tho cheapest and most I pleasant excursions known for thedinUnco. The ladioa are reapoctfully renuostod to provido BASKETS, aud will please loave them at the Huadrix House, the ?veuing piovious to the I'ic-Nic. Tickets ONE DOLLAR each. For sale at Rawls' Music Store and by the undersigned. (Jomm?tee -Gkouok W. Iswts, Waltbb E. IStbattom, William J. Noiitii,'J. T. Ct s M.NC.1I AM. JOHN 8NF.LGROVE, Mtnager. P. 8.? V Baud of Mu-ic has been engaged for the uecaniou. May 28 1 CAT003A SPRINGS, QA., WILL bo opened on tho FIRST DAY Of JUNE, 1874. A cur? tor all disoaaea. Mi _ tisfactioii guaranteed, board I5U pi-r month; Children anil Ser? vants half prico. Reduced rates i?l fare lor round trip tickets. W. C. HEWITT. May ?i>_ 5 Acts and Resolutions OF the State of South Carolina fV>r Sno ei il Session, 1873, ami Kegular Session of 187J 1. Prico |1. Postage 10 cents. For rale at May 121 R. L. It RYAN'S Ro'?k~ton> Nottco to the Public. ON andulter the 1st of June 111x1,1111' following Ranks will closo their bum uess daily at 2 o'clock P. M , instead of .1 P. M., as heretofore. Tins arrangement I will continue during tho summer mouths. U111011 Savings batik G. M. WALKER, Cashier. Carolina National Bank. C. J. IUEDELL, Cashier. Central National Rank. A. G. RRKNIZER. Cashier. 8tmtb Carolina Rank and Trust Com? pany. L. N. Z4ALY, Aotiug Cashier. May 21 _ C A Fact Worth Knowing. IF you wiuh to save uu?uy, Frono, m your Health, have a Good Appetite, Knj iv Life aud do Well, buy your MEDICINES at Dr. HEINITSH'S. Uo sells the bie-t. is the cheapest aud the safest MEDICINES Oold. Hoinltsh's HLOUD AND LIVER PILLS am the bum. Motbor DARLING'S IN PANT CORDIAL is the best. UiiinlUh's QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the best Blood Mecicluo. Huinitsh's CHII.LCURF. is tho best. Heinltsh'a TETTER WASH is the best. Stanley's COUGH BYhUt' never fails. All the above to be hsd only at April 19 * HEINITSH'S Drug Store. ^.uotdLoxx S?len ': "WmwVb lali iff nnia*wi)n ~ mmmm May 17.20 23.27481 -?--t^VfTf f 8ttmmer lilies. AFINE lot o( CLABRT,and BANTEUNE WINES, Tor Bale by the bottlo or gal lam by_HOPE A GYLES. FirstlEGtallincntUpon Capital Stock. OFFIOESPAUTANnr'RO A Asa KVI clk R. It. Co., Ciia hle.",t?" , y. U., Maj 23, 1674. WIF3. a vio w of pushing forward the aar- I j veye on this Road, the Board of Directors have ordered that an installment of fivej dollars ($5) per share upon thu Capital Stock be called (or on the nrst day of June next. Payment of the eamo mnit be made to Mr. A. C. KAUFMAN, Treaauror, at the oOice of the Conpauy, 25 Broad atreet. In cases whore subscribers rctkle beyond Charleston, remittances may be made by drafts or poet ofllce money ordora, aa the Company cannot bp responsible for those made in any other way. Upon payment of the lira! installment, the ueual scrip will be issued. Punctual payment is requested. C. G. MBMMINGEB, President. A. C Kaufman, Secretary and Treasurer. May 2G_ I|6t9 Circular. 1XECUITVE DEPARTMENT, CFjnOB STATT!: 'I'll EASC HER, Columbia, fc>. C, May 20. 1874. THE Treasurer of the State is now pre pared to fund, at tho Treasury, in Co? lumbia, S. C , the Bonds and Stocks of the State authoiized by the Legislature under I thn funding Act, approved December 24, 1873, into thu Consolidation Bonds and Stocka. Thn following claaaes of Bonds and Stucks are authorized to be funded: STOCKS. Bevolutionary War Claims. Charleston Fire Luan. Construction State Capitol. Funding Past Due Interest and Principal. Conversion State Securities. BONDS. Charleston Fire Loan. Construction State Capitol. Aid to Blue llidge liailruad. Funding Past Due lutore-tt and Priucipal. Redemption Bin? Receivable. Payment Intercut Puhlic Debt. Funding Bills Bank of State. Hcliuf of Treasury. Land Commission. The following bonds, issued under Act of March 23, 1869, entitled "Loan tor the Con? version of State Securities," are also au thorize4*o he (unded into "Consolidation Bonds," they having been dulv exchanged and represented by bouds on file: DENOMINATION $1,000, ?umbcrev IS HF.D. Numbers 1 to 519, inclusive. Numbers 521 to 1.130. inclusive. Numbers 2 451 to 2 475, inclusive. DENOMINATION $1.000, NCMIICREI) IX BLUE. Numbers 3.271 to 3,406, inclusive. Number 3 408. DENOMINATION {500, NUMBERED IN BED, Numbers 1 to 237, Inclusive. Numbers 1 001 to 1.20O. DENOMINATION f 1C0, NUMBERED IN RED. Numbers 1 to 120. inclusive. The Legislature has declared that the remainder of tho "Conversion Bonds were put upon the market without any authority of law, * * * * * and are absolutely null and void." The funding law referred to above re 4 Hires that the holders of the above Bonds aud Stocks should exchange them, with the accrued interest to January 1, 1374, for ' 'Consolidation Bonds and Stocks," at tif'.y per centum of th?ir face value. the "Consolidation Bonds and stocks" bear interest from J unary 1,1874. The interest due July 1,1874, will be paid at the Treasury iu Columbia. H. O., and the Na? tional Park Bauk, New York. Partien desiring to make exohangea must effect them in person or by a cent. Parties who desire copies of the Funding Act can obtain them by applying at the Treasury. P. L OARDuZO, May 2G 25 Treaauror South Carolina. Notice. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFIOF, HPAitTANBUKG A UNION It. H. CO., ON aud after Juue 1, 1874, Trains on the Spart&nbnrg and Union Railroad will run, making cloie connection with the Greenvil'o aim Columbia aud Atlanta aud Kietimond Air-Line Railroads, doing sway with thu delay at Alston. Tho spartanburg and Union Railroad is coinnletoly equipped for this business; Road being in lino condition, makes good lima and sure connections. Passengers traveling this route will have every attention. W. W D.VVIES, May 27 2uifl Superintendent. New Garden Seeds. 1710RTY-FOLD PEAS, ' Keve'sExtra Kai 1> Prolific Tomato, Black Pflklu Egg riant, Canada Victor L'oruato, Arlington louiato CalllMII Ball Cnbtuiue. M.ir^le-head Mammoth Cabbage, Early Adams Corn, For rale at E. H. HEIMfSH'S Fob 22 t DruK an ? Heed Store. uri'?i>N ?& co.'s Homo Musioal Library! I I'ncf of Knell flunk, in Daaidi, ?4 r>0 ; Cloth, 93; Pull U1U.S4. MUSICAL TREASURE. Vocal. Sli.VKK OHORu. Vocal. WREATH OF GEMS. Vocal. GEMS OF HACKED ?ONO. Vocal. GEMS OF GKKMAN HONG V-c.al. OEMS OF SCOTTISH S<?NG. Vocal. OPEKAT10 PEAuLS. Vocal. SHOWER OF PEAULS. V.ioal Duett OUGAV AT HOME. heo.S Organ Music. Instrume utal. ft BUS OF dL'RAUSS Instrumental. HOME CIRCLE,VOL I. Instrumental. HOME OltUJLB VOL. II. Instrumental. PI vNlST'S ALBUM Instrumental. PIANO-FORTE GEMS. Instrumental. Large, splendid books of bound music. 200 t.i 250 pages, full sheet mu-uc size, and Contain a very largo property'" 01 R" tho good sheet mnsio ovor published. Sol I by ail dealers. Either book sent post paid for retail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston. OHAS. H DITSON A CO.. Mav 2* aw?T 711 Broadway, New York. TO THE READING PUBLIC! ft yua Waal rtwtfc Wmmi&mt Isauedevery W^Q^adt^y, ? g IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. Tho PriffiN ii is t he'?l d est dairy paper io tbo State/ and baa bee a rogalariy issued since March, 1865. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE, , By Telegraph and Mails, from nearly all parts of the World; together with full MARKET REPORTS; Besides well selected Miscellaneous and Reading Mattkb, of interest to everybody, will be found in these publi? cations. THE EDITORIALS Are carefully prepared, by competent writers; while special attention is given THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. 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