Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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j J _1 a ?p?cial ;icspatch Mtoin t is city to ,tho Loailon WuHWra,. ov fne iireet at ?Laudeck of (Jount D'Zoinbeck i^a^mo [ the r and a clambeKmid, on a fiiatge of complication iu a Jbnspiraoy ?assassi-a nate a German crown Prince, a untrue. It was fabricated Tay the Clcrkjbf Court at Loudeck, wliofnas been [invested. There is no such person as CouttDlZeui beck. London, July 28.?Fifty milh closed in Ashton. Light) thousand cneratives busted. Thirty-ptt? mills close j at Dun lice and twelve thousand persois out of Employment. Both einployjrs and operatives have held meeting*^ ami re tqlvcd not to yield. j 4 Telegrarjhic?American Neivs. pSr. Loitih, July 2C. -The cutting down if passengers' faro by the St. Louis and south-eastern Railroad, between here ,ud Nashville, Tennessee, a fey weeks go, in opposition to tho Iron fountain i load anil its Southern connectkms, has I ecn extended, nnd the former foad en? ounces that they will hereafttr curry; ossengers from Nashville to Louisville |r ouc-third fare, and freight a| corrcs pdiug low rates. The route will be by l Louis, South-eastern to Norjonville, [once, by the Louisville and xadtmah "Louisville. The opposition was | about by the Louisville and lie Road refusing the St Louis | ith-castein Road tickets to Mont Jimcry, Ala., and other points S-mth. Uvn^*iJSO, V. Va., July 2G.T- Sweeney TlcCluney, glasH .tianufitcthrum failed: I jbilities SloU.OUO. They employ 300 idsy fcjNTGOMnuY, July 29.?Tho i'.rougktj aavocing corn and cotton. Ic some koes wc have had no rain since May, ,thc crops are utter failures in the iter par: of the cotton belt Norain fallen in from tour to six wfeks. It | luxated that the crop has cut rora.25 to 33 per cent, flop the jbdions iiiado three weeks aja. udfoial decision interesting %o the pels of the Jewish faith wnsU^ade in [York: the other day. One Israel iou. a member of a Jewish syna implied for an injunction to re tae trustees of tuni ooq>onition inking certain alteration* in the igue, which Mr. Solomon holds to jvbn.ive of the established spiritual and an interference with his in ill rights as a pew-holder. The ked alterations involve the promis ] assembling of the sexes during service. Heretofore tho males enpied the ground floor, and the I the gallery. It is now proposed let pews which will admit of all iiiimily sitting together, wof denied the nppli iction, holding that the right to make ?ons. He therefore r^?QPgS to H ^re I Pun lins? i"r. i *-v??AV ^ipnient of tb ' lias made it young men litimatc friends' gently became Xie. immediate Tstrust, which Ufa challenge ltt:was agreed, \\? should be rariciin" style. l*Ur straw was society and |rcign hind to inded. The Id the loser, the hettle iest? wal of irprs.*, left ? tfithout a ? coin in hin |Ts tutor m the ami enough it. Inont her. ?: fond lo4k"a when * oii [r vrlle|tf fh.? much devil has stoi1 'em hom deal vir bobl . very Sine, c, I: tvo I ?:?:..:; >? ?iteryiap. Jack, :all it Iv remember ilia : il. : : :ii U it il Wi.dto K for glue, Id aV)od] long |un V f it is mly d thotan iid wife to - ,'t a old sjdit game m o, if vou y, but . nnin' Jag ever do t< C.-nty "UAye, ?a:!:- ' of t if nn* i A* ninp} ?11 uii-is-t play i L?t? your J.r. Uri i liai? ! lsn*t it oho about people in;, sacrifice v coimtrvr" Peo the sort. Thou iii battle while but don't yoii k them would Lay log at the si nnd had known the time toi Vpul jfcring their lh\ vn the iilla don't do inds of m._ , liting fortbeile, kw that nine-V-: trawled intok the first guit, re going to bfl their aag o; fallen icntrv, nths "or hollow ,if tin v killed. The papers ha I r.bout "Reechcr'j I be in perplexity I just now is satis I scribed as rollin [kill, iu a black |h liHx vj^Jw (hardness of an [town and couut i in bank. ^ jillr. John H. J brieneo at alia llanta, a short ti_ liat he offered h i a speculation, b^ eed m tho o^Bra^ ' ier was not igr* ?n is a good Job* . moat not vitalise a good deal sition,"and ut it. His ry. Ho w his turf tter, erackinl id enjoying t who knows L lidcnee, and to say em to [>sHion tde <eks okes ttue has ?. . in giving his |fx revival meetingI too, aeknowledg] ird a half intonl he did notsij , he thir ile. Ho say investment muck 5 *5 ?ur ??spec." hn.and livide atterw Tho- Intest-Black Hills intenlligence in to tko effect thnt miners' scalps are being taken qnito freely by the resentful Sioux. As-thc miners wora copiously warned of thiBCon-commitnnt to an illegal invasion of ihe red man's bailiwick, they only Lave themselves to blnme for their per? sistence, and papers like the Chicago Inter-Ocean for urging them on. HEAR Him.?A Western editor appeals to his delinquent subscribers by saying: "This week wo have taken in pickles and potatoes on subscription. Now, if you will bring in some vinegar for pickles and some wood to roast the potatoes, we can live till artichokes git big enough to cat." His name was lthincs. The Chicago sports, thinking him a promising young knight of the cue, sent him to New Orleans to gather in the rhino, betting largely on him in his recent contest with Henry Miller, of the Crescent City, lty the way, his Christian name is also Henry. The New Orleans Henry, however, captured him easily. Tim match was $1,000, with side bets to a large amount, and the championship of the North-west and South-west. When the play closed, the Chicago Henry was only 304, while the other Henry had rounded off his 600. A young school boy was asked for an apt tpiotation in Latin to show off the progress he had made to a friend of the proud father. Altera moment'sconside ration the boy said he had got it. "What is it, my boy?" "Why, father, | yon know our Latin master's name is Cave, so I think 'cure canem' would best express the state of affairs and manner of progress in the class." "Well, my son," said a Detroit father to his eight-year-old son, the other night, I'what have you done to-day that may be set down as a good deed?" "Unve a poor boy five cents," replied the hope ful. "Ah, ah! that was charity, and charity is always right. He was an or? phan, was he?' "1 didn't slop to ask," replied the boy; "I gave him the money for licking a boy who upset my dinner basket!" A lady in Halifax having occasion to enter n milliuer's shop, had her atten? tion attracted by a beautiful and very ex? pensive French bonnet, and inquired the price; she was told it was sold. "Oh, I had no idea of buying such an expen? sive bonnet," sai A the lady; upon which the milliner said, "It is a joint stock bonnet?that is, it belongs to three fac? tory girls, who wear it by turns on Sun? day. Like her old sisters, Colorado has adopted a distinctive titl? and asks to be considered "the Centennial State." While thirteen States originally made the Union, Colorado desires to lead the ranks of additions that the second century will contribute. A Columbia professor, reproving a youth for the exercise of his lists, said: "We tight with our heads here." The yo?tk considered, and replied that butt? ing wasn't considered fair at his last school. The newspapers state, that a well known banker in Paris has absconded, leaving a large deficit behind. Mrs.' Vartington thinks it was very good of the \tor man to leave it, when he might hve got off clear with everything. Vhe Effort, a small yacht of loss than six (en tons, recently crossed the Athntic from Fleetwood, Lnglalid, to St. ?>ihn, N. It., with a crew of two men and two boys, and is believed to be the smallest craft that over made that voyage The voyage lasted forty-nine days and was remarkable for squally weather. Hnrglars r.re common loo common. When a faitiily man goes homo at night now, lie has to hide hchind-thc gate post I mid bawl . ut, "It's 1. i..s dearest," at tin top of his voice i:i order to keep from i lieing shot. Some oi' them are already , mftiug hoais:'. Thirty cotton mills were elos< 1 ' Oldham, to-day; im- operativ? . bavin refused to accept the master's terms in regard to wag' The e. .I" ? A-flMf' ? of Coy i hrealoim^|Mi^^^Liiiary ruin* U0r gui/.o^B^Aph'.ntatioi: . . ?: I i . . V| R i : ' Ii .guten off At invade are : r;. n ; i ?? I....I tern, a home instrumeii No Norwegian girl is allol a beau until slio can buk? knit stockings; and. us :?. e ii^^ \: every girl can bake and knii 1< she can read or write. On Monday last, about d ivli -'i steam saw-iiill of Messrs. Shuii Hunt, of Greenville county, v .->''? cd by fire. The mill is located five miles from the city, near t:. ? *?'? hit Horse [load. An alarming state of thing, pr Oldham, England, only about >f one hundred an 1 sixty-tvy belonging to the Employers' V i re working. A train of twenty-two cars on the Northern Pacific ltoad went through j tho bridge, over the Mississippi, at 1 j llainard yesterday, killing five person. ' (The bridge is eighty foot high. A post office has been established at j Fingerville, Spartanburg county, Mr. ! W. H. McMillcn having been appointed postmaster. The number of deaths in Charleston for the week ending July 24, was tstt. of which 30 were whites and 44 were colored. A young son of Capt. W. McDwight, of Fairfield, fell down a flight of steps, and was so seriously injured that he died a few hours afterwards. aV'We all have our crosses," sighed Cardinal McClosky, as he mournfully Sinned on that $20,000 diamond, one tho t Vincent pupils thrust upon him. Nothing is inoro lady-like than the use of flue note paper anil a neat fashionable envelope. So think the fortunate re? ceivers of such billet-doux. The sweet? ness of a charming sentence is rendered more delicious, if conveyed on a delicate tinted sheet id' l'irie's Note Paper. It is bad taste in a gentb nirn writing to a lady on inferior stationery. If you wish to be posted on the latest novclitcs, the fashion in these matters, eindose a stamp to Walker, Evans A Cogswell, for one of their little fashion books "Card Eti? quette," or send an order for a recherche lot of paper and envelopes of the latest style, Do not forget at the same time to order a monogram. JIG* An unknown passenyer suicided on tin- steamship s>utu Carolina, on her last trip. ,] NO.X-BOA R I> Fire Insurance Agency Represents, i HOME, of Charleston. S. C. PETERSBURG SAVINGS rnsn-! ram e Co., Petersburg, Va., i CITIZENS FIRE Insurance Co., New? ark, New Jersey*. PENN FIRE Insurance Co., Philadel? phia, Pcnn. FARMYILLE RANKING and Insur anco Co., Farniville, Va. NORTH CAROLINA HOME. Raleigh, North Carolina. Office in Union bank. WINTHROP WTLLIAML, July :tl Agent. -A- Card. Ta all my FriendB and Patrons. IWISH to call attention, to the fact that I have returned to my ohl ) truth: I shall be prepared to do nil work in my line, viz: Repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, which ; will be done in first class stvle and war? ranted. ISAAC SULZIbVCIlER, !<?:> Main street, near Wheeler House. July 27 Lost, BETWEEN Plain street and the Lu? theran Church, on Sunday morn? ing, a Dark Blue Silk Lady's UMBREL? LA. The tinder \. ill please leave it at the Phiknix office. A liberal reward will be paid. J1 27 ' Spartanburg and Asehville Railroad Company. Annual Medina of the Moel. hokhrtt at Uen tlersutn-Uh; .V. C. nv will be held at Hendersonville, N. a.', on WEDNESDAY, August 11. 1*70, at 12 o'clock M. On this occasion, "the Pre? sident will make a report of the affairs and condition of the Company, and an election will be held for twelve (12) Directors to serve for the ensuing year." Attention is called to Rules 2d and 8th of the By-Laws: Knie IL "No stockholder who has not paid all the installments due upon his stock shall lio entitled to transfer the same, or to receive dividends upon it. or to vote at meetings of the Company; and in all matters relating to stock, the books of tin- Company shall be deemed con elr.sh e evidi nee."' Rhh) VIII. "None but stockholders 1 shall be admitted to represent skttics of other stockhohb rs." It is particularly requested that euch end every stockholder do attend this m.?ting.' C. G. MEMMINGER. Pr< si I. lit. A.C. Ivari*man, Secretary and Tiva ?u:r. r. July h! \\ Hooks of ?iasy Z&usic Collections of Ensy, brilliant, Popular Airs, that ? :< r\ one e:-.n plav, ami no one can help Itkiio?. !>]tii>ir*nl (?at*la:iu. \ i.din ; n.I Piano Du. Is. 11 Musical F/lowers. riutu ami l'ian ? Du : . I''!ult> I'm! f.iri. : I.*. I. : r . Violin Allill '. mi: ut .. ; Airs for \ ioiiu. Parly Dances. 7* c .: . \ lin , :n I Piano. 11 \\ inner** Kami <>i i'our. I ?' ??? I.Mmrtets lor \*tand 2d Vi< lin. < ? : :: ! i. i.r < iariouel und \ >n . j; Strauss I>aucc< i>in**if? Violin .:ii ? I'i no. Violtsiaiii! l it::. !>{.??? . Id ?? 1 by V. itiin r. . j - <?;.;'?..? ? ? li?s1rt-< lurs ? 1 Piano, for lb cd <-?? '"--i ? ? ?? '?'??'? i?-< h ; ?!-(,u- ... . i WiniK'f's !.cv. Scltool?. 7", ,? i.:.. |*or Piano, Cabinet Organ. \lelo loon, Violin, Guitiir.Jtaiijo. Corm :. j l>ciich Aeeordfoiu Cn rnsi^i Accor.leoii. Fife, ITut ?? i'l :?di t.ChiiAnet. Sold by all nurdc dealers. Sent, post- * ? ve. lor retail I rice. ?(LIVER BITS. )N A ( O. >B?:don. CHAS. II. M I'St >N A Ct i.. J?Uyblws" 7,1 BroadwayXv. Y. Statu ?outli Carolina?Rielil?iji Co. ;; /A ?/?///?: ' Ol'h'T OF /?/.'"/;.? r_ By It. i. ll. ./"di/c <?'' /Vo'wf/e '?iW&. Imid Omnty. . ? I TTTHltftEAS Mary M. CArrirfgton hath VV applied to me for l?Ue*N of admi I n ist rat ion on the esta\e of CHARLES V. CA11RINGTON, late oIRioaland County, i deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and sitgltlar the kin? dred and creditors of thtsaid deceased, to be and appear before to, at a Court of ? Probate, for the said ounty, to be holden at Columbia, 03 the lith day of August, 1871, at 10 o lock A. M., to show causr, if any, whj*Ao said ad mi- j nistrationshould not bi|?^nted. 1 Given mder my haxd/An< the seal of i the Oour, thu 22d daAof July, A. D. t 1875, an/ in the 100th ^vr of American Indopejlcnce. l BO0NE, July* ?2 j^/go of rrobato. ./\ llOtlOIl JSkiXlOS. Real Estate. By H. & S. BEARD, Auct'rs. The Colnmbin Dnihliny and Loan Asso? ciation, >>f Coluiubiu, S. ('., against E. W. Wheeler. BY virtue of power t<> mc given us President-oi the Columbia Building und Loan Association, of Columbia, S. C, by the above-named E. W. Wheeler, of tin: city of Columbia, S. C, by his deed, signed, scaled and delivered, to sell the property hereinafter described, and for him, and in bis name, to execute and deliver proper titles to the purchaser or purchasers of said property, I hereby give notice that on MONDAY, the 2d day of August next, J will sell, at public auction, in the city of Columbis, S. C before the Court House, to the highest bidder, for cash. All that Tit ACT OF LAND, lying within the city of Columbia, S. C con? taining twenty-live (25) acres, more or b ss; bounded North by the land now or formerly of Mrs. Tines, lots of E. W. Wheeler and 1). D. DeSuussure; East by Laurens street; South by Lower Bound? ary street, and West by tract lately of Mrs. McCord; twenty-one acres; being a portion of the land conveyed to E. W Wheeler by John 1$. Yates. September 27th, 18(10, and four acres being the lots conveyed to E. W. Wheeler by I\ 1". Frazoe, Sheriff, January 3, 1*70. * July 8 GEO. L. DIAL. President. The above property was transferred t ? R. II. Cain February 18, 1H7M, subji et t i ugove mortgage. m SKI UK LS & KZKLL, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS. IMPORTANT sale of VALUABLE L< >TS in the flourishing town of SENECA CITY, at the crossingoi the Air Lin< ami Blue Ridge Railroads, "beginning on WEDNESDAY, 11th day of August. 12 o'clock, and continuing from day to day until the entire property is disposed of. This will afford an opportunity for pur? chasers to buy the unsold Lots, many of which are very desirable, in this healthy and fast improving town. Seneca City possesses peculiar advan? tages iu being located in one of the most healthy sections of the world, with a full supply of Pure Free Stone "Water. Lo? cated within the Cotton Belt, it must command a good trade in that staple, as well as the rich harvests gathered in tin valleys of the Seneca and Tngaloo Rivers. Conueross, Cane and Martin Creeks and Little River afford numerous and exten? sive Water Powers, within a few miles of the city, which, taken in connection with the fact that extensive Beds of Fino.Iro:i Ore and Rich Gold Mines are found he.iv by, insures the success of the place, and. before many years siadl lapse, it will undoubtedly be the largest city in th Western section of South Carolina. \ Parties in want of a Pleasant Home, will do well to attend the sale, which will be without reserve, on the following terms: One-third cash; balance in two equal payments of four and eight months. Purchasers to pay for papers. Arrangements will be made with the Railroads to take parties attending the sale at reduced rates of fare. July 1? fo State South Carolina?Ricliland Co. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. lohn Lynch, as Executor of the last will und testament of .John Buuskctt, de eased, plaiutitr, against Lance J. Hancock, James M..Rhett, Mrs. Mar tha Arthur. ox< cntrix, William Martin, executor, Edward Arthur, John Arthur, Fannie V. Arthur. Mary P. Arthur. Mrs. Cecilia ?lohnst n, Latta Johnston Thomas B. Wallingtou defexu'? ants. Summons, 'in the d'1'rndants Mrs. Martha Arthur. IMtrurd' Arthur, John Arthur, Fatut'n I'. Arth a; Mary I'.. Arthur, Mrs. & Johnston and Udta Johnstoi : >C r.re hereby summoned and re ijuired to answer the complaint :: !.i* action, which was tiled in the oflic ?:' the Clerk of Common Pleas, for tin ?aid County, id Columbia, on the .lot! lay of June* lv7", and to .-> rye a copy o ro'ur answer lo the said complaint? n tin mh icribers at i-.. ir office, So. s Lav Hange. Columbia, S. C, wit Irin twent^ lavs after the service her -f ? ?;?'??? V >f*the dav of snch service; and il you ? il t . answi v the complaint v it i;n tin im., a.>ai I. Hi plaintiuin tms acti.u rill apoly t" tlv < ??>???? ? ?.?. ?;-??--? ?'? iitindi I in th" x- mpluint. Mi M v TF.l! A '.::<?? .NTT. July PlaintilYs Ait -rtr-; -. L^ino Insurance -Cci:i Tin* n.!;. I.oev.l (-'omj>aijy! ^^V\\^;*^\*\ >^r^X^ mthori/cd Capita!, SECURELY INVESTED! A. I.. TOBIAS, President. . JAMES S. (HBRES, Yicc-PrI ( HAS. .1. COLCOCK, ?)'?:?. > ml Treusnrer. BUIST A 1U'IS1>,'.Solicitors. . UlfltKCTOKS. (Tro. W. Williams, K. W. F. S. RoiMimis, W. Ur A. P.. Mci.LlOAN. This Company, not being ii is now prepared to insure 1 'IES at the lowest rafts. Office in Union Bank. WINTHROP WILLI. _July 20_ Executor's A NY partU t\. indebte 3ERT C. S lave not a ?ender t Y