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nate'a German cro\fln Prince, It was fabricated tlie Clcfl at Lamleck, whojhas boon There is no sucli person as Con lt D*Zeui bcek. London, July 23.?Fifty milts closed n Ashton. Lightf thousand <bcrati\cs nsted. Thirty-one mills close! at Dun lee and twelve t'nousand persols out of ?iploymont. both cmployTrs and peratives have held meetings! and re olved not t>> yield. i i Telegrr'-Dhic-.-American News. St. Louis, .Inly 20. -The cutting down f passengers' tare by the St. Inuis ami outh-eastern Hailrond, between here ud Nashville, Tennessee, a fey weeks go, in opposition to the Iron fountain oad and its Southern connections, has ecn extended, and the former road an ounccs that they will hereaft?r carry assuugers from Nashville to Louisville rone-third fare, and freight a] eorres ndiug low rates. The route will be by Louis, South-eastern to Norrmville, nee by the Louisville and Faducah Louisville. Tbc Opposition was ; about by the Louisville and lie ltoad refusing the St Louis __ itli-oustcin ltoad tickets to Mont mery, Ala., and other points Smth. ?\VufcSUNo, W. Va., July2G.?Sweeney ~* cClnney, glass .aanufacturorK failed": dlities $15U,IKH). Thev cuiplov ilim lsy rtNTOOMCUY, duly '2'.?. -The i.ronght avocing corn and cotton. It. some ocs we h ive hud no rain since May, the crops are \itter failures in the 6t part of the cotton belt. Norain i fallen in from lour to six wjeks. It Intimated that the crop has %?cn cut roni.23 to 3SI per cent, fkilu Illations made three weeks i:(ci. th. 7- \- ? iudieial decision in fcers of the Jewish ft . interesting t^o tin sh faitli wasUbade in lYork the other day. One Israel ion, a member of a Jewish syna-l ^ applied for an injunction to* re tlifl trustees of that corporation tan king certain alterations in the Vojrtie, which Mr. Solomon holds to ve of the established spiritual I B, anil an inter ten nee with his hi? ll rights as a pew-holder. The Red alterations involve the proniis service. Heretofore the mah ^cupieil the ground floor, anil the I Ithe gallery. It is now proposed met pews which will admit of all jumily sitting together. ?/denied the appli? cation, holding that \>0 the right to make ,?is. He therefore !p>re . Wla!lgs to Lfcuiv?^ rosrf" Vi?AhT tipment of t\. " has made it young men htnnnte friends >ntly became immediate Iktrust, which tf a challenge |e:wivt agreed, ktit should be pricun" style. ?Ur straw was iciety and jn Lind to Anded. The d tho loser, lb. Settb.' icst' Wal of irprses. i, ft Ihoilt a bob1 in hi; i tutor hi ti:. bt eulDl elUMlgll -V ) It it aboAtime td Iqufl Ylag icorde --Boring '.heir lk? iAh nllvK itb country?" 1 ? i,,. H tri, Thon in batth whil but don't vo i k Ihem would hav log at -.lie ?< und had known thi; The pape rs ha rbont "Ueecher' be in perplexity just now is satisl scribed as roll in kill, in a black ill hi "y vh--:i'>v .hardness of a n town and count in bank ,Mr. John H.'Ja rieneo at a lioi in tho altar" don't 8o nds of Hi? ding foriheiii iw that nine-lc liwled into a I the tils'. gUM,l re t'.oiut! to b<| a good deal sition,"and i but it. His Dry. Ho wort his turf aft ^tor, ? raekin d enjoying t who knows hy :sidcuco, and ttlaub., a short an hat he offered h h a speculation, b Jeed m the o-era partner was not igr Iktlon is a good lusi? 5pu must not pttatsotoo much. ] ;(, ' , .: firs an .'- Bi:!t"r"' s, in giving hit revival ineetin co, acknowlei rd n half inn he did not a, ho thinks le. Ho say investment 1 The latest Black H?ls intelligenceis to the effect that minors' scalps arc being taken quite freely by the resentful Sioux. As.the miners were copiously warned of thiscon-coiiuuitant to an illegal invasion of (Hie red man's bailiwick, they only have themselves to blame for their per? sistence, and papers like the Chicago Inltr-Ocean for urging them on. Hk.u: Him. ?A Western editor appeals to his delinquent subscribers by saying: "This week wo have taken in pickb s and potatoes on subscription. Now, if you will bring in some vinegar for pickles and some wood t > roast the potatoes, we can live till artichokes git big enough to cat." His name was Ithincs. The Chicago sports, thinking him a promising young knight of the cue, si ut him to Sew Orleans to gather in the rhino, betting largely on him in his recent contest with Henry Miller, of the Crescent City. Ity the way, bis Christian name is also Henry. The New Orleans Henry, however, captured him easily. The match wus $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 1!< nry was only 201, while the other Henry had rounded off his 500. A young school boy was asked for an apt quotation in Latin to show oil the progress he had made to a friend of tin1 proud father. Altera moment's conside? ration the boy said In; had got it. "What is it, my boy?" "Why, father, you know our Latin master's name is Cave, so 1 think 'cirr einem' would best express the state of affairs and manner i of progress in the class." ??Well, my son." said a Detroit father to his eight-year-old son. the other night, "what have you done to-dav that may be set down as a good deed?" "Cave a poor boy live cents," replied the hope? ful. "Ah, ah! that was charity, and charity is always right. He was an or? phan, was her' "I didn't stop to ask," replied the boy: "1 gave him the money for licking a toy who unset my dinner basket!" A lady in Halifax having occasion to enter a milliner'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. "Uh, 1 had no idea of buying such an expen? sive bonnet," said the lady: upon which the milliner said, "it is a joint stock bonnet -that is, it belongs to three fac torv girls, who wear it bv tarns on Sun? day." Like her old sisters, Colorado has adopted a distinctive titlt* and asks to be considered "the Centennial State." While thirteen State; originally made the Union, Colorado desires to load 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 her.-." The 'yo'ath PSniuder? d, aud r >plii d that butt? ing wasn't considered lair at his last school. The newspapers state that a well known banker in Paris has absconded, I-'caving a large dolicit behind. Mrs." 'artiligton thinks it was very good of the Dor man to leave it, when he might lVve t;,)t oil'clear with everything, ?'he Effort, a small yacht of 1 ; than six.-en tons, recently crossed the Atlantic from Floetwood, England, to ; St. jihn. N. 1?.. with a crew ol two men and two boys, and i-. believed t-> be the Ismalbst craft that over made that! (voyage The voyage lasted forty-nine days ami was remarkable for squally 2, weather. iirirgla.K r.:-. common loo common. When a I'ni.iily man goes home night low, lie ha? t*. bide behind-the gate post , and bawl . ut, "It's I. deal -i." at tin top of his tojee in order to keep from being shot. Some t..; them ore alr.isdv ;fating hoars-. ' I Thirty cotton wer e] . ! ' Oldhaui, to-day; in- operativ. , bavin refused to a -copt the musters terms iti regard t ? wages. I i lorsi It".el. An alarming slate of thing, preva'.' :,; Oldham, England. t>:iH about ,'n out of on" hundred und sixty-l o mills] belonging to Hi- Employers \?v.ociutii :> are working. A train of twoiily-lwo ear; on the Northern Pacific Load went through the bridge, over the Mississippi, at Hainan! yesterday, killing live person. The bridge is eighty feet high. A post ollice has been established at Fingorville, Spartaiiburg county, Mr. \ W. H. MoMilleii hoving been appointed posl master. The number of deaths in Charleston Jor the week ending .Inly 21, was mi, of ^ vhich 00 were whites and It were kn colored. lg ? A young son of ('apt. W. McDwight, artof Fairfield, fell down a flight of steps, Suuid wos so seriously injured that he died thjfew hours afterwards. ?iF!p"Wo all havo our crosses," sighed t**mrdinal McClosky, as ho mournfully ??sinned on that $20,000 diamond, one the Vincent pupils thrust upon him. Nothing is luorn lady-like than thi u.-u of Quo note paper ami a neat fashionable envelope. So think (he fortunate r? eeivers of such billet-doux. The sweet? ness of a charming sentence is rendered more delicious, if conveyed on a delicate tinted sheet of l'iriu's Note Paper. It is bad taste in a gciitlemrn writing to a lady on inferior stationery. If vou wish ti> be posted on the latest novedites, the fashion in these matters, enclose a stamp to Walker, Evans & Cogswell, for one of their little fashion honks -Card Kti cpiotte,"' or send an order torn recherche lot of paper and envelopes of tie- latest styl". Do not forget at the same time to ordern monogram. .II?;1 An unknown passenger suicided on tin- steamship S mth Carolin:!, on her last trip. '_ \0.\-HO.\ If!) Fire Insurance Agency Represents, nl)ME, of Charleston. S. C. PETERSBURG SAVINGS hisu ranee Co., Pet" rsburg, Va., CITIZENS FIRE Insurance Co., N ... ark. New .lev-' v. PENN FIRE Insurance Co.. Philadel? phia, Penn. FARMATLLE BANKING and Insur iinee < 'o.. Furmville, Vh. NORTH CAROLINA HOME, lhdelgh, North Carolina. <>ilic?- in Union Bank. WINTHROP WTLLIA.UL, .Tnl\ :tl Agent. Ta all my Friends and Patrons. 1YVISH to call attention, to the t that ! Imve returned to nir > fr??/?-. 1 shall he prepared to do all'w< m my lino, viz: Repairing Watch Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, wl: will be don in first class stvle and w rented. ISAAC SULZBACIIKR. IO:j Alain street, near Wheeler House. ' July 27 i Lost, BET WHEN Plain street and tin Lu? theran Church, <>n Sunday morn-! ing, a Dark Bill.' Silk Lady s UMBREL- j LA. Tin- lind?! will please leave it at the PiliKSixoftiec. A liberal reward w ill be paid. II 27 * Spartanburjj and Aschville Railroad Company. i t >ld ? rlc ich ar .l/ii Jit ii >f St. et ?k ' holders of ? this Com jin? ny will be held at Hendersonville, N.?'., oil WEDNESDAY, August 11. l?7?, at 12 o'clock M. On ibis occasion, '?the Pre? sident will make a report of tin- affairs ami condition of the Company, and an election will be held for twelvo (12) Directors to serve for the ensuing year." Attention is ealb d to Rules 2d and ?th of the By-Laws: Rub- if. ?No stockholder who has not paid all the installments due upon bis stock shall bo entitled to transfer the same, or to ri eeive dividi nils u|h.ui it. or to vote at meetings of the ? 'oinpaiiy: and in all matters relating to stock, the In nks id' the Company shull be ducmed elusive evidi nee."' Rub! VIII. '?None bat stockh. admitted t" ropn s. ut shu icklu dd. rs. " iirtieiilarlv re.pi? sted ! at rv stochhnhh r ib. alt. nd c m- j '? shall be other st. It is j' ami ev, ii.. . tin.: c. A. C. <;. MP.MMINGER. Pr. a I K inwi.vN, S. en lary and Jiilv !?' SSookfl of ?iasy ?&usic Coll'cll. us i :' I'.c. y. Brilliant, !'< ; ith r Airs, that ? ver?. ? ne call plav, ; - i no one.an b "flusit-i?! ? Itir . I Piano im - . Musical r'Dv\* ..1 Pinn > !>?: : -. I'Suto itoiso n, :i<!. > i (il i u h?ll v :n . ti: '.irs for \ iolin. I?iirl3 I>:i:;c : n. T".? ill I Plan.?. Vki tutu r*s Itatttil ?>l ??"??! Ii |,.f Is^ittld '. ' ! '. ?r ( iariouel und R: . SliMllsS BillllT >,!!?* < ;? ?! . n i Pi li< ?. Violistuiii" t-'It:: ">..?: i'Uwi >?' ? ? ? I JtslTI? ??Lb i. Vi hiu v 7". <? nt ?. Melo ii on, 'ii. h Ac I ;';..'. ? ?'i S..I-I by nn\*w .1 ab rs. nt. j ? l vi-, r??r retail l nee. iiLIVKB DITSON A < '? i' : n. | r:i \s. II. 1 ITSOS A <'?>.. ?' ii;. 11 ivs' 71 i Br .? Iwitj v. V. j Statt South Carolina?Sicilian Co. / v ' <>i /? "/?' /?'/"/;.i .?? Hu l'- '. i:.? ?l-h '?' >'<? ' \Tf HABEAS Mao, M. Cftrriiigton hah, V V applied to me tor Idler* of admi ! n ist rat ion on the csta\e of CHARLP.S V. . CARRINt . ION, lat. ol lliciland County, deceased: These are, rturefore, to .-it. I and admonish all and silglllar the khi 1 dri'd and creditors of Unsaid deceased, j to be and appear before to, at a Court of 1 Probate, for the said outlty, to be I holden at Columbia, o* the tub day of I August, lH7h at 10 olock A. M.\ to show cause if any, whjAo said aduu nistrationshoubl not le lrinted. (liven vnder my liard/An? the seal of the Cour. this 22d do/rof July, A. D. 1875, am ?n the 100th -?r of Anierican Indepetlence. .... I. BOONE, July'1 s2 jk*g? of l'robate. Auction Sales. Real Estate. l*y H. & S. BHAltl), Aiufr-. The Columbia Building and Loan A-x*. elation. ?>t" C iluitihia, S. I'., ag ii:.-: .'. I \V. Wheeler. BY virtue of power to me given - President ol the Columbia liuil i::..; ami Loan Association, of Columbia. S C. by the above-named K. \V. Wheel . of the eity of Columbia, S. C, b\ h. I deed, signed, settled and deliver* d, t sell the property hcr?-iiiatt< r described, and fur him, and in bis mime, i<> . xeeub an i deliver proper tit!- s :?> (In purchasi : or purchaser* ol said | roperty, 1 hereby give notice tlmt on MONDAY, the tid day of August next. 1 will sell. . ? pub'.: auction, in the citv of Coluinhi . s. ? before the Court i'louse, to Cm highe?? bid b r, for rash. All that TRACT OF LAND, lyitu?, . \\;i!:in the eity of Columbia. S. < .. ? :. taining twenty-five rl'i sens. iimr. ? .: b-ss; bounded "North by the Ian I now ? r i formerly of .Mrs. Tin".-. \n{S ,,t L. \V : Wheeler and 1). lt. I IcSaussure; East by l?iurens street; South by Low. r Hound ary street, ami West Iiy tract lately o* Mrs. MeCord; twenty-one urn >: being portion of the land"conveyed to K. W Wheeler by John I'.. Vat es, Sept. mb-. '?^Tth. WAi, and fonraeres being tie- '. ' conveyed to E. W. Wit. ?? ler by P. ? . J Fruzee, ShoritV, Jannarv 1^7o. j July ? CEO. L. DIAL. President. I The ubov ? property was transferr' ! : ? , U. II. C tin February !s. Is?:'., .uhj. .-t : agove mortgage. m si:ibj:ls & :?.!_, real estate auctioneers i.Ml'i HIT AXT sale of VALl" A J ? L E Ll >TS in the nourishing town <>i SENECA j'CFI'Y, tit the crossingoi the Air Lim and 1 Hlne Ridge Uailroads. ?heghuiiii - i WEDNESDAY, 11th day of August. VI o'clock, ami continuing from ilay !?? d ' until the entire property i-. disj.i ? ?: 1 This will afford an opportunity for i chasers to buy the unsold Lots, in; ny ? which are very desirable, in this In and fast improving town, t Seiieea City possesses peculiar adv.,:i , tag's iu being located in on.- t!.- n. >.-?, healthy sections of the world, with j supply <d' Pure Free Stone Wat. .. I. ? cated within the Cotton lit It. it must command a good trade in that staple, well as tin- rieh harvests gathered in tb valleys of the s. iieoa find Tugaloo Riv. : - Coiineross, Cane and Martin Creeks uid Linie Liver afford numerous und exten? sive Water Powers, within .: few mih s ?>'. the eity. which, taken inconne -i '?< with the fact that extensive Reds of Fin- 1m:: Ore and Lieh (?ohl Mines are found no: by, insures the success of the place, nd. before many years shall lapse, it will undoubtedly be the largest eity in W. st. in section of South Carolin !. Parties in want of a Pleasant il :.:? w ill do well to atti nd the sale, ?.'..: ?'. will be without reserve, on the f< llowiu,. terms: On--third cash: balance in ; .. ? ? payments of four and ? igh* i >?nt?.s Purchasers t<> pay for papi Arrangements will he made -.i-h th Railroads to take parti - attending lie sale ut reduced rates of fare. ?} ,i;. |.*? :'"? Scale South Carolina?Richhuid Co coi'jrr of coSimox ri i. i.s John Lynch, as Kxecntori ! the ' -t ? und tiHtaiuetit of John P. . V. tt.de. e -used, plaintiif, a .'?;. : I. m ? J. Ihm?.k, Jam- s M.'. Rhett. Mrs. Mar? tha Arthur. eN.eutti::. William Martin, executor. Edward Arthur, John Arthur. Fauiii*' V. Arthur. Mai-v P.. Arthur. Mrs. Cecilia .lohn i n. I ' :. ? -I hh'Mi :i. Thomas Ik Wallin ton ?' '.. del :. i Fi r,-.:!' .5,-A-o-, ./ .',,. .i.-V .. f. /?. !i ? ? . ? ?.' .... ' /. ? .. ' ? . \r< )C art- In ieb% snnimotu d and : .-.1 loan ? . thivtl.dion. whie'l was lib-d ;* ? if she Ch-rk of Common PI. -?. 'for - ?.id Cbuntv. a' C'lluml-ia. on lie- :'??:>! I of J >.-.:: I-T". an 1 to ? ? I?. I i .!??: ? . . \ -. - ! i: :n< .-. ('ohm bin. S. C. \. it :in tw. nt 1 SI'cntF.LV IN\ il.s'J A. L. I?'PI \S. P ?? ?? |, -.. -IA >? r.-v S. (iiitp.i'.s. \ ; j CM \S. J. C( ?1.? ? - K. .i '.: iiid I'r. astir, r. P.I IST A lit IS L. Ii i: I ? lY.O. W. Wll.i.lAM: . I.. W F. S. R i.s. \v . S A. It. Mi i i soas. This Company, not i-- in; i is now pr< pared to insure . l 'I KS at the lowi st rati s. < Mlice in Union Pank. WINTHROP WILLI July '20 Executor's A NY parties indeht BERT ( have not a render the ti Jui