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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-12

The American Social Science
Association have already published
two volumes embcdying the more
impoItan. papers read at it's meet
in2s. This year . different enter
prise has been undertaken under
the auspices of TIE association,
I'll. ndbock for Immigrants 10 the
United States" has been prepared,
which will be found very useful, not
only for those for whom it is direct
ly intended, but also by many 9TH
ers. The work will bring togeta.
er much information never before
collected, a great deal of which
will be new 20 most of our people.
It will consist Of three parts: First
will contain general account of
the topography, climate, natural
resources, internal Improvements,
commerce, industry and agriculture
and of the political and social or
ganizatiou of the United States at
large, together with . brief of hist
rical summary.
The second Will contain inform
alton Of special value to immi-
grants and those intending emigra-
ton, such as who should emigrate,
when and how they should travel,
what routes they should take, what
danger they should seek to avoid
on arriving, and also full statements
of the cost Of living. rates of wages
and localities where particular
kinds of labor are in demand. The
third part will contain detailed
descriptions of the different States
md Territories, their form of gov
nment, suffrage and exemption
VS.. laws relating to the property
married women, their school
stem. charitable institutions.
mmtrce iE,'us,r, and agriculture:
price aud rental of land. art
ali'ies where land suitsble Tor
all farms i. readily obt-inable;
esc'ip'i n OF the lesding towns,
I Various rui,lic imtrOvm. 8;
tie particular Inducements,
ny, To those e. ekire homes.
The a.roia'ion intents to- print
hundred thousard CORES of
bcok lie the Eng lisb, German
a.i S"edish languages, and TO
give one free of charge to each
cmigrant who can read before he
leaves his native shores. 1t will
be issued during the winter, having
been delayed some months, in
order to embrace the prominent
results Of the ninth census
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CoMPRESSIBLES.
There are 1926 Friends in Iowa

The population of Oregon ii
about 80. 900.
Detroit has female dray driver
The Chicago Republican brought
$4,000. E
Brigham Young weighs 24C
pounds.
Mrs. Senator Morton continues
very ill.
Coughing hop is Indian for To-
comotive.s
In Utah sweet clover is said to
grow six feet high.
Ohio held 1o3 county and local
fairs this year.
The census gives Walla Walla
1884 inhabitants.
Oib fashioned bonnets are get
ting into style again.
The debt of the city of Brooklyn
is S29. 719, 704
Lo the poor Indian is success
full hop picker.
The news that Beauregard is go
ing to Paris is false.
Dog license have netted Ports
mouth n H., S67.
Quails are becoming q pest in
New Albany, Indiana;
The bank Of England statement
is less favorable.
The gross receips Of the Maine
State Fair were $4,000
The king Of Sweden is an advo-
cate OF woman sutfragef
Pennsylvania has 10 900 uniform
ed and disciplined militia,
The assessed valuation Of the
city of Rochester is 81 100000
The barley crop Of Scott CO., To-
wa, will reach 6O0.G GOO bushels.
A negress took the prize for den
tis,ry at the Texas State Fair.
A black bass was caught st To
wanda, weighing eleven pounds.
The new Bishop Of the Greek
Church has arrived in San Francis
co.
Philadelphia boot blacks lose
their licenses if caught pitching
pennies.
Davenport is the largest city in
tie Mississippi valley above Quia-
cy.
The Nashua, NH. Sad-iron
Works we're burned lately. Loss
$4,000.
The wheat crop of Minnesota
this year is estimated at IL, 900. 900
bushels.
Editor Howe eff the lie Roy
Courier has potato nineteen inch
es long.
The French Patriotic Committee
has thus far RENTED S37, $40 to
Paris.
The Comstock mine in Nevada,
is lit up with 10000 boxes of can
dies per year.
The State debt of New Hamp-
shire will be reduced 100000 the
present year.
Illinois has 1853 Representatives
in the State Legislature under the
new census.
The population Of Texas is said
to have increased fifty per cent.
since 1860.
Philadelphia has suffered more
by fires this year than any other
city in the Union.
The whole number Of students
in tue various departments OF Yale
College is $50.
Admiral Colds borough mas as
sumed command of the Navy Yard
at Washing ten.
Fifteen In iians Of the Winneba-
90 tribe have been naturalized at
st. Paul. MINI.
An unusu.l large number of di-
vorces has been granted in Maine
this fell.
The Fenians Starr. Aannix. and
Thompson, in prison at Auburn,
have been pardoned.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
stored.

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The celebrated author, in this admirable
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pointing ont mode of cure at once simple,
certain. and electual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be. may cure himself chesply, priv ateiy,
and radically.
gS- This Lecture ahould be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps.
Also, Or Culverwel's marriage Guide"
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Howard Sanitary Association.

For the Relief and Cure of the Firing and
Unfortunate. on Principles of Christian
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HNSAYS on the Errors nf Youth
II and the FOliie~ OF Ace. in ,elati
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Great fires are raging in Californ-
Ia, near Vallejo. Napa, and Calisto-
Ga.
Jspsn grows initiative. It has
issued q neutrality proclamation OF
it, own.
The United States steamer
Franklin 70 st Portsmouth England
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"ANTED AGENTS-To sell the
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CARD.

Id RTNERSIIIP.- Thomas Rose nd
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N ma me # Rose aud Brown, f. r the pur-
,se of conducting general Livery business,
|. the stand lately occupied by RISE and
afin. liberal share OF pubic patronage
respectfully solicited.
ROSE Brown.
Richmond Oct. 81, 1870.
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CA RID.

III SsOTUTION~-T The Partnership
- heretofore existing between Rose and
din. in the Livery Business. his this day
"a dissolved by mutual consent. Latin
Ithdrawing from the firm. All accounts
the firm are to be settled with Thomas
Sc.
THOMAS ROSE.
GEORGE LAPLIE.
Richmond Oct 81, 1870. $780,
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JAMES M STARR,
Steam ana Gas Pipe
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Business Gar 8

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DIV tue OVNtTuOf.
III A + HOFFMAN,, Sec. of State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-03
Sherifs Sale.

D: B. Miller, c. @. P, us. Jonathan NJ Blake.
lE.-BtH to Forectose Mortgage, Relief. DO.
I n pursuance Of the decretal order OF the
il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, will sell,
on the FIRST MONDAYin July next, within
the legal hours, in front Of the Court House,
in Columbia,
All that Tract Of LAND lying in Lexington
County, about nine miles from the Columbia
Bridge, containing four Thousand one hundred
and seventeen and ono-half (4,117A) acres.
more or leas, bounded; on the North and West
by Congareo Greek; on the East by lands
granted to Jacob Geiger and Samuel Perciyal
lands OF tho Messrs. Butler and lands former
ly belonging to -- Rodgers; Southeast by
lands formerly belonging to Godfrey Geiger;
South and Southwest by lands granted to
Jacob Geiger, and lands claimed by tho late
James Guignard, Senior.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay the
mortgage debt and interest and cost OF pro-
ceedings, tho balance on a credit Of one year,
with interest from the day OF sale, to be secur.
cd by bond and mortgage Of the premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers,
June IL NTH p. F. FRAZEE, IS. r. c.
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Domestic News,

MEADEv1LhE, Pa, July 2.-The Odd
Fellows of Northwestern Pennsylvania
will have grand celebration here on the
4th of July. Addresses will be delivered
by Vice-President Colfax and Past Grand
Master j. W. Stokes.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Senate re-
stored the income tax by fixing the rate
at two.and.a-half per cent.-to continue
for two years longer, with ST. to be
exempted. This action leaves the mat
ter in such shape that in the disagree
ment between the two Houses, Confe-
renee Committee will be called for. The
Senate is discussing naturalization pa
pers.
Internal revenue receipts today
$1,167.018.
In the House, the Sennte's request for
new Committee of Conference on the
Indian appropriation BILL gave rise to an
animated debate, in which it was con-
tended that the House is not bound to
carry out treaties made by the Indian
Peace Commission in 1867. A new
Committee of Conference was ordered
The House refused to allow counsel for
Pat. Wood to Bio heard at the bar of the
House. The Louisiana contested cleo
ton case-Darral against Baily-was de-
cided in favor of Darral (Republican. J
A motion to reconsider was entered, and
will come up next Wednesday. A bill
was passed, declaring forfeited to the
United States certain lands granted to
the Opelousas and Great Western Rail
road.
Mr.lSawyer addressed the Senate in
favor of bill for the sale of lands in
the sea islands of Beaufort County, s. G.
The naturalization bill was considered,
and the amendment by Sumner adopted,
striking the word swhite" from the natu-
ralization laws. A substitute of the Sc
nate Committe for the House bill was
rejected. An amendment, offered by
Williams, excluding Chinese from the
privilege of naturalization, which was
debated by Stewart; pending action, ad-
ourned at 7.
About noon yesterday, person enter
ed the Office Of the Maryland Fire Insur-
ance Company, in Baltimore, and en-
gagged the President of the company in
conversation respecting insurance on a
house in Richmond, and while that
{ official went into an inner room to OBJ.
J tain Information from the cashier, the
stranger, it is believed, carried off q
trunk containing $780, 900 in Govern.
1nent and other bonds.
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F.1HANpI4ih.I. AVID Il .olop.all1nliiaR,o1IAL.

New ,YohK, ii uly 2.-LNoon. Flour,
wheat and corn quiet and unchanged.
Pork frmer-mess 29. 25@80. 90. Lard
|anll, at 15A@1616. Cotton nominal, at
E2201S. Freights quiet. Stocks heavy.
quiet. Bonds 12. Gold
11A. Money unchanged. Exchange
long TO-; short 1O1@. Tennessee's, ex-
coupon, G6h; new 65; Virginia's, ex-
coupon, 685s asked; new 60; Louisiana's,
old, 72 asked; new 60; levee 6's II; S's
95 asked; Alabama 6's &c; rs 1O1; 5's II
asked; Georgia 6's Sc; rs 90; North Ca
rolina's. old, 51la; new 81; South Caro-
lina's, old, 90 asked; new 81.
7P. M.-Money easy, ut 304. Ster-
ling quiet, 924@1O. Gold quiet, ut II u
@12. Government's strong. State bonds
firm. Cotton quiet and nominal, at 2O%
for uplands. Flour shade firmer-sales
10, 600 barrels, of 5.00@5.53 for super
fine; State and Western 5.40@6. 25; COM
mon to choice extra State and Western
5.7O@6.70. Ohio wheat 3@5c. higher
for winter, and steady for spring. Corn
-93@l.05 for new mixed Western. Pork
6rmer-mess 20. 25@29.6O. Lard steady,
ut 14L9l6%. Freights dull and un-
changed.
C1No1NNArI. July 2.-Flour firm and
in good demand, at 5.5O@5.75. Corn
firm and quiet, at 93@s5. Cotton duh
and nominally unchanged. Whiskey
dull. at 99@1.OO, iron bound. Mess
pork dull and nominal, but no demand
Bacon in fair demaud--shoulders 13:
sides 1614C017. Hams unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Cotton weaker
and unchanged. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn declined to 100. Pork
5000. Bacon 1917; shoulders 1890
Tx. Lard II. Hams 21@211a. Wills
key 9s@1.O0.
ST. LOUIS, July 2--Cotton nominal.
Flour quiet and small business doing
superfine 440@4.5O. Corn in better de-
mand. and unchanged. Whiskey quiet,
at LOB. Mess pork 30.O0 Bacon
shoulders 1919; clear rib sides 16s4; clear
sides 179s@l7ls. Lard quiet, at 15llS
@16.
CHARLESTON, July 2.-Cstton quiet
middlings 1014@1S1s; sales 200 bales;
receipts 1856; stock S, 935.
AUGUSTA, July Cotton market
quiet and prices shade easier; sales 29O
bales; receipts lS-middling nominal]y
17H@17s4.
SAVANNAH, July 2-Cotton in fair de-
mand-middlings 1Sl14; sales 100 bales;
stock 1O.743.
MOBILE, July 2.-Cotton quiet-low
middlings 172l; sales 400 bales; stock
1915 bales.
New ORLEANS, July 2-Flour droop-
.superfine 5.25@5.371 double
5.50@5.62. Corn frmer-mixed 95(0
9715; yellow LOS; white 1.lO@115.
Pork lower-30. 75@31.25. Cotton quiet
and weak-middling 10; sales 1900
bales; stock 65. .3O5 bales.
TIL
nominal good ordinary 161s; stock
1858.
LONDON, July 2--Noon. --Consols
opened at 927ss. Bonds 90A
FRANKFoRT, July 2.-Bonds opened
firm and quiet, at 9614.
PARIS, July 2.-The Bourse opened
dull-rentes 72f 7Oc
LIVERPOOL. July 2-3 P. M.-Cotton
opened quiet, but closed dull-uplands
9as; Orleans 101a.
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s1s:E11sRas.aER A.PHTC
Foreign news.

AhlS, tuly 1.-The sitting OF the
Corps Legislatiff, yesterday, was much
agitated by discussion of the military
contingent. The Government asks for
10000, instead of, 100000 men, the
usual number. Jules Favre made spi-
rited and eloquent speech against the
continuance of large standing army.
menacing, and France should be pre-
Yellow Book the official assurance of
peace and tranquility, and wanted to
know why such o military establishment
was kept up unless hidden plans and
schemes in favor of the dynasty were
entertained. He closed by declaring he
believed the ministry was honest, but it
was subject to o higher will. Olivier
answered the charges made against the
Government and its policy. He had no
fear Tor the future. France had gained
her Sadowa in the plebiscitum Much
dissatisfaction was here expressed by the
deputies, and tho minister was obliged
to explain that he had no intention of
exnlting over any subjects of the Empire
These words increased the agitation in
the chamber. M. Olivier continued:
The Government felt no uneasiness,
otherwise it would not have reduced the
contingent by 10000 mon.
DUBLIN, July 1.-Agricultural laborers
are attempting to destroy the moving
machines.
VIENNA, July 2.-Advices have been
received of a sharp earthquakes in Greece,
yesterday. An island in the neighbor-
hood suddenly disappeared at the time
of the shock.
WARSAW, July 2.-Tho Emperor of
Russia and suite arrived here. A grand
official demonstration will be made in
honor of the event.
LISBON, July 2.-Senor Figaneure, re-
Gently appointed Portuguese Minister to
Washington. has been transferred to st.
Petersburg!
RoME. July At is said that at least
two-thirds OF the fathers in the Gcume-
nlcal Council will depart for home as
soon "a the infallibility dogma is official
ly promulgated.
PARIS, July q The Figaro was to-day
prosecuted, for violation of the press
regulations; the particular offence being
the publication of false anecdote of
the Emperor and the late Earl Claren-
don.
Washburn, the American Minister,
has gone to q German watering place.
Col. Hoffman, Secretary OF Legation,
will act during his absence
The Archbishop Of Paris has returned
from Rome.
Provost Paradal, the new Minister to
Washington, sailed from Havre to-day,
for New York.
A Committee of the Corps Legislatiff,
to whom the matter was referred, have
required a modification of the insulting
tone of the petition of the Orleans
Princes, before considering the subject.
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Desirable City Lots Belonging to the State of
South Carolina.
BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.


South Carolina.
BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.
ON the second MONDAY in July, 18th. at 10
O'Clock, in front Of the Court House, in the
city OF Columbia, will SELL by order of j.
Il. Rainey, Secretary Of Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund, the following desirable
Building LOTS:
Containing 1044 feet front by 20S8 deep.
more or less, fronting Blanding South, being
the corner fronting East the Palmetto road.
on Blanding street, adjoining No 1.
NO. 8.
afeasuring 1044 front by 2O9.8, more or less,
on Blanding street, adjoining No. 2.
No. 4.
Measuring 1914 front by 2Os. g. more or Iess.
being the Western corner fronting Blanding
street South and Gadsden street West.
NO. S.
Measuring 1914 front on Gadsden street
West by 2oo.s, more or less.
NO. 6.
Measuring 104 front by 20S. 8, more or less
fronting Gadsdon street West and Laurel
street North.
Measuring 1914 front on Laurel street by
20S.S, moro or less.
NOS.
Measuring 10i front on Laurel street by
208.8, fronting the Palmetto road East.
NO. lon Main street 1914 feet by 2Os.8
front, moro or less, corner OF Senate street.
NO. 2.-Adjoining No. 1; same dimensions,
The map showing particulars OF the above,
may be seen at my Office.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash. Purchasers to nav
for papers and stamps.
aJ- Charleston Republican will please copy
and send forward bill to Auctioneer. July
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South Carolina Bank and Trust Co.,

Coutu CaIo1na hank ana Trust Co.,
r. OF COLUMBIA;
BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE all issues OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, at current market
rates, also COIN and COUPONS, and execute
orders Tor tho purchase and salo of Gold, and
ail hrst-class securities, on commission.
ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT. pay.
able on demand, or at fixed date, bearing
interest, and available in all parts of The
United States.
ADVANCES mado to our dealers, on an.
proved collaterals, at market rates OF interest.
COLLECTIONS made everywhere in the
United States, Canada and Europe, and Ex-
change bought and sold.
Dividends and Coupons collected.
HARDY SOLOMON, President.
j. c. RoATu, Cashier.
June 20 ano