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Long Brauch-Horse TaiE.

The August turf meeting at Long Branch
monmouth Park Commences to-day The
sport for the day Is a hurdle racs two miles;
dash Of one mile for all ages. and The con-
test for the Continental Hotel Stakes for
three year olds, mile heats, twenty-seven
entries. Tomorrow, the first rsee is the
Thespian Stake for two year ODDS, three
quarters of mile. Among the entries are
Malta, Experience, Oaks and Hubbard.
The second is selling race for all ages,
one-snd a-haf miles; the third race is for
the Mansion House Stakes for four
year olds, two mile heats. Among the Ell
tries IN this last mentioned race are Con-
ductor, Finesse, Preskness, Susan Ann and
Judge Durell Thursday brings the steeple
chase for gentleman riders; the West Ed
Hotel Stakes for three olds, two miles, TWEEN
ty-tvo entries; the mile purse for all
ages and the Tammsny Cup Sweepstake,
three miles Friday we are to have the
August Stakes for two year olds, one mile
with fourteen entries; The Robins Stakes
for three year olds, two mile heats, twenty,
two entries. and four mile hear race for
the So, 900 purse given by Col Fisk, Jr.
Saturday is the last day with four races, a
steeple chase for all eyes; handicap purse,
mile heats, for all ages; selling purse,
dash of two miles for all ages, and the
consolation purse for beaten horses, one
and q half miles.
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Literary Department. Cumberland
..- University,

The next session opens on the 4th of
September with complete faculty. Its
alumni now FL the highest places in the
profess Onal walks of life. Great attention
is given to the moral culture OF students.
The government is pste-nal. Send for q
catalogue.
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The body of Joseph French, cashier of
the Detroit Advertiser aud Tribune. was
found in Lidenham river, near Wallace.
burg, Ontaria, Sunday afternoon He
had undoubtedly drowned himself willis;
in q fit of temporary insanity.
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The Lone Stars, of New Orleans.
defeated the Kentucky, of Louisville,
yesterday, by rs to 8. A large number
were present Che Lone Stars left for
New Orleans last night.
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CoTToN is in light demand in New
York at further decline of 9@ic, mid
dlirg closing at 1850.
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TkNsxssKE BoEDs closed in New York
last evening at 72} for both issues. --,-
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An Excomuntcate.

KoNIGsBURG, Prussia, July S1.-The
Archbishop of Ermeland has pronounced
the sentence of major accommodation
against DR.. Wallmsn, and directs it to be
read from all the pulpits in the arch Epis-
copal diocese.
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Char 'es Seldeu, well known as the au-
thor of Seden's Condensed System Ac-
counts, died in Indianapolis yesterday.
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GERMANY
NIasops, Strike "a, BERLIN

BERLIN, July 3l.-The jCurneymen
masons have struck work ahd appointed
committee to confer with the masters.
With view the more speedily to &C.
complish the object of the strike, reso-
luton has been adopted that it is the duty
of al unmarried masons to leave Berlin
and seek employment elsewhere.
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/. MON AND AMERICAN.

GoLD continues dull in New York at
1l2@l12t. aiAst !,
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Memphis claims TO nave troltipg horse:
W Lose lime is 2:20.
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!, TUESDAY. AUGUST l. 1871.
FOREIGN.

$4,000 Annuity for Prince
Arthur.
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Communist Meeting in Trafal-
tur gar Square. rrrr
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

\ comparison Of the census Of 1850
shows the f0.,os'ng results;
The increase Of the aggregate popula-
tion Of all the States and Territories dur.
ing the ten years is 6.9o2 i29. aud the
rate OF increase is above 20 ~ per cent,
The increase of the whole white popu,a-
ton is T.. j9l 1913, and the rate Of increase
is 81 / per cent The increase of the
white population in the Northern or orig
iually Free State, Is j,l37,Si>. aud tho
rate of increase is - per ccut The it,
crease of the white population in the South
ern States is | .33j sol and the rate II in
crease i. l6 q per cent The aggregate
increase Of the black population in the
United States is 33s 1856. and the rate of
increase is o. The increase d. the black
population in the Southern States is lss :
953, aud the rate Of increase is 6 per
cent The increase Of the black popula-
ton in the Northern States is Is, 1872, and
the rate of increase is 81 ! per cent.
The increase Of the whole population in
the Territories, including the Bis,rir, Of
Columbia. is lsi ,Gs2, aud the rate Of in.
crease 10 - . per cent. This statement
refers to the Territories which rcmained
in ,ha, condition in 1870. Nebraska and
Nevada. which were Territories in 1850,
had ia the meantime become States. and
are. therefore, ranked as such in the ,a-
bles and in these comparisons.
The increase Of the white population in
the Territories is 1873 3l5, aud the rate OF
increase is 66 > per ceH,.
The increase OF the black population in
the Territories is 80 ,361, aud the rate OF
increase is pos 9 per cent,
TIE considerable Increase Of the white
population of thu Southern States has Ia
ken place chiefly in those on the northern
borbcr Of that sectlon--in Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky. aud Missouri; aud ii.
minution Of the number Of blacks has Ia.
ken place in these border States, except
in Maryland, where the increase is slight
The creates, increase in the number o.
blacks in the South has taken place il
North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas
Texas. Floida and Alabama, In the ,w,
Virginias, compared with the old State
there is exhibited loss Of Is. .0Si blacks
In Georgia. also. there is a falling off o
blacks, and a considerable increase o
whites.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

TnE New LoAS.-It has been reported
for some days pa,t that the new Govern
ment loan had been withdrawn. The
Washington Chronicle says that il the new
loan has been withdrawn, no official al
the Treasury Department has received any
notice OF tho fact, nor has any official or
der been given. The secretary is absent but
/, is not at all likely tha, he would, nor is
i. easy TO see how he could. issue such an
order without communication with the de-
partment.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

A dispatch from Paris, under date Of
July 10, says: Prcsidcn, Theirs has writ
ten letter to the Pope inviting him to
take pp his residence in France. Theirs
makes an humble apology to the Holy
Father for the inability Of France to inter
terfere in behalf the temporal power in the
Roman States. but declares il his earncs,
conviction tina, Italian unity is impossible
lu his invitation extending to the Pope
the hospitality Of France, NJ. Theirs as.
sures him Of fitting sclcomc, but strongly
dissuades him from the project Such a
proceeding. hc says, would offend Italy
and create difficulties in France. where il
would be impossible to grant his Holiness
privileges suited to his exalted position
NJ. Theirs promises the friendly Offices Of
France 10 mediator between the Italian
government and the Holy See, with view
TO the restoration Of concilistory relations
between that kingdom and the head Of the
church.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

ExaLAxp's LAsr ACQUISITION. "A trca-
ty for the cession Ia England OF the Island
Of New Guinea, in tho South Pacific, has
been ratified by the second chamber Of tho
Parliament Of the Netherlands. This will
place in the posscssion Of England vast
territory. rs yet ouly sufficiently explored
to indicate the presence Of q highly valua-
bic vegetation, in convenient distance from
her Australian colonies. The island il
some ! 500 miles in length. and from 200
to 400 broad. containing inland high
mountain chains, rising apparently to the
snow line, and most Of the surface yet cx-
plored is covered with timber, abounding
with trees Of gigantic size, including the
camphor tree. and al.o with various other
medicinal trees and plants. The coasts
are Inhabited by mixed population Of
Malays aud original natives. The latter
are called Orang Papun, that is "mcn
with !yizzlcd hair" They are negroes. Of
small stature, dis,inguishable from Afri-
can negroes by the narrowness and latter
al compression Of the head, the smalIncss.
almost total disappearance. Of the chin. cS-
ccssiye thickness Of the lips and breadth Of
nos'rils, the nose often being turned down
wards by the weigh, Of the ornaments at
,achcd 10 it. They arc in n state OF bar
barism. tu, hare crude notions Of useful
fr,s. and build rough. but convenient
ho,ses, boats, &c Thus England. in cx-.
tcndi7g her dominions. takes in hand n
wild co ,niry and wild people to develop
aud chrisiianize.
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pour into this country, ship load after ship
load. until millions Of them would find
lodgemcnt spon our shores. They would
throng the factories. Gil the work shops,
and come into competitor with white labor
ers in every department Of industry. until
labor would fail to yield an sdequsts sup
port, and white men would be driven from
the homes Of their fathers or compelled to
remain and ssarvc. To prevent such
state Of things. let the white men CON-
binc. Let the party be rcorganizcd upon
a whito basis. and we shall have the cor
dial cooperation Of the laboring men ev-
crywbcrc. and they constitute tho vast
majority in this country. We shall con-
tend for the supremacy Of white men, for
economy in our public affairs, for low tax
cs and honesty in those who handle them,
for tariff for revenue alone. for n speedy
return to specie payments, and for tho A.
dop,ion Of such measures as will promote
the general prosperity Of the people. a
party SO organized would sweep the coun'
try. because it would be organized in the
interest of the masses, who would rally to
its support. Lc, the cry 60 forth 'ha,
white men shall rule America" and the
masses would rally to that standard.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15
RIOT IN NEW YORK.

A serious rio. took place in New York,
on "Wednesday last, between two classes
Of lrishmen The difficulty originated
over the parade Of the Orangemen in hon
or battle fought and won in 1890 thus
transferring to our shores the feuds Of 9th
or nations and ofothcr centuries and for the
time paralyzing trade and cndangering life
and property. The Mayor apprehending
trouble, ordered the orangemen to dcsist,
but Governor Hoffman revoked the order
and guaranteed protection to them during
their parade At half past two, on We'd
ncsday afternoon, the procession began TO
mo.e. The Orangemen. about 200 in
number, were escorted by fve regiments
Of soldiers and l.500 police. Along
Eighth avenue they were assaulted by
bricks and stones. and finally, near the
corner Of Twenty.sixth street, shot was
fred by a rio,cr. Then followed the ira.
redy Of the day. The military 6red scv.
erai volieys into the crowd, within ten
feet rsuge. which scattered and fed in cv-
cry direction. leaving the dead and dying
In tho streets. The procession did not
stop. but continued its march TO Cooper
Institute. where the Orangemen disband-
Cd. There were many hostile dcmonstrs.
tons MAIDS, but no serious conflict took
place after leaving Eighth avenue. There
we're 81 killed and 1O5 wounded.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

Delaware College receives well-deserv'
ed blow from the D,larare State Journal
for going out Of the State, to philadelphia,
to get its commencement printing done.
Give /, TO them, Eckel Does Philadel.
pha support that College: No. Then
why should it send its nancy ont OF the
State to get its printing done. when it can
be done as we'll, and as cheap in this
Statel
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

A DELEGATE NOT 4 MgYpKR ov Cox
cErss Assistant Attorney Gen. Smith,
on Monday, decided that delegate to-
Congress from a Territory is not n mcm-
Der of Congress. and his election as such
does not dchar him from continuing his
connection with any business firm be may
he monher Of at the time Of election
This decision was ELECTED by the case Of
General ~ T. Chipmnn, Delegate to Con-
gress from the District of Columbia, who
is the head of the firm of Chirman, Hos
mcr & Co.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

Free of charge Gall a. e C. Chanr' aiiang's
DRUG Store. Miit,e'own. Pc. ar ~ Townsend
Nsseys ta'rna, Chesapeake tiit. and Every
Town nnd village aut 60 y .tr'nie hutll. ct l1r
\, bosol;,es Gotnlan S.rai. fssf q ebayJo II
hts lA'cly i5,u introduced n tiis country fraia
Gci msny rnd for apy l.+tarn SAT-, Rag Miih
severn cough heavy cold ss''lI pn tlc ifcasi.
consumption Ut any dt,sn- nf ihc throat aud
lungs. II hes 40 eqGnl ia Size World. tnr rsgG-
lar SIZE bottles are - cents. IN all money
VIII lie pro@p,ly rvturnti v p--rec; satisfaction s
not given. T~o doses viii r.lirscnuy ease. Try
il.
Use Green Aggns, Flower FOR dy spersn, liv-
ct complaint, eus,irehess, sick headache, &c
Never iails
May 20. 1871.
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During the thunder storm on Tuesday
afternoon. the pattern shop Of I. p. Nor
r;s 4 Co. . Port Richmcnd Iron Works.
Philadslphia. was struck by lightning
and consumed. with its contents, causing
q loss Of over $50. 900. There was also
a storm at Washington aud along the line
Of the Baltimore railroad. The telegraph
uirss at Guupowdsr river we're damaged.
and communication vaf interrupted fos
several hours.
The Civil Servies Commission at wash
iaetea. ~ ad)eunned usil Osbehss l7th.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

There is a screw loose in the Radical
party Of the West. and some Of its impor-
isnt pieces are falling away from the main
structure. General Schurz is opposed to
the Morton. Grant programme. He thinks
II too small and narrow for intelligent men
to stand upon at this time. General Lo-
gan 10 not satisfied. The legislation Of
the country. A. mapped out BY Motion and
Butler does not suit him. ScssAsr Trum-
bull is also upon the war path. and in a
4th Of July speech At Galesburg, Illinois.
he assaiasd t6s admisistratioa for several
most serious ohcuscs. He essdemned the
exercise Of the war power in tine Of peace
He said that attempts had boea made to
cloths the Executive with too mach pow
er, and that centrolisstion Was the great
danger Of the Republic. He pronounced
local governments 70 b. - safeguards Of
hberty." and insisted that the Federal
esvernment is only needed 70 project the
Ieitisen. 70 heal the wousds Of the South
liberal and kind action on the part Of thu
general government VAS needed. Il il
qsitc certain that the West 10 tired Of
General Grant.
The Nsw York Evening Post announces
thatths "Rspublissns Of Florida follow
The example Of TIE Republicans Of Ala
bous snd New Yosk 10 quasrslling shout
ths cGRsD.r The saue journal informs
y sbat she Rspsblisss party in California
y eoutfcllsd y 'sths railroad mouopo-
liats." wssasll Psllips. the master oi
~ BsssinR Pest and of its party, tells
= - b nas1nsassstAs Ne Rspsbliesss
80 10y sesvsl!s."
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

MoRE X U K.rx lsyEsrioArioS Judge
Il. B. Carpenter, Of Charleston. 5. e. was
nearly five hours before the Ku klux CON-
mi,tee on Saturday lie testified there
had been Ku Klux outrages in portions OF
South Carolina These did not result
from hostility to the United States gov
ernmeut, bu, were the natural outbursts
of men who had no redress through the
forms and administration Of the law. The
government Of the State was defective in
capacity in all its departments. and venal.
It had Increased the State debt 70 8ll.-
000, 900, and not n mile OF railroad, n foot
Of canal, nor school house had been con-
struc,ed. When, last year, ho was can
didate for Governor. he travelled in every
county in the State but ono. enjoying the
most intimate social and conyival rela-
tions. He never heard a man utter a
word against the federal government. He
repeated the opposition was to the mal-ad-
ministration of the State government by
incompetent, and corrupt officials and the
exercise Of their functions in an inefficient
aud corrupt manner. The members Of
the Loyal League perpetratcd outrages.
such us murder and the burning Of houses,
five years before any Ku Klux organiza-
tions. The people submitted quietly for
two years. until they found they had
no redress through the election commits.
sioners nor the forms Of lsw. hence organ
ixations took place as a means Of redress.
The Ku Klux were men Of high respecta-
bility aud not men Of low character. Mr..
Carpenter however did no. endorse the or.
ganization. The condition Of things gen.
orally is bad, A tax Of $4,000. 900 has
been levied for this year, and IL collected
will bankrupt onc-third Of the State.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

Sheriff Armstrong continues to ignore
the existence Of the Transcript by pub
fishing such sales ns he has in the lower
part Of this county, in papers which have
not half the circulation here the Tran
script has
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15
rssE CENSUS or $50.

The following official tables give the
population Of the several States Of the
Union, rs shown by tho recent census,
giving the number Of whites and blacks,
collectively:
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15
A CARD.
POSTS POSTS POSTS III

vsHE undersigned will furnish white osk posts
! ofany size desired, 10 the public at mode
rate prices. Err. BrRNITE
apr Aft Henderson, ia
References. r. Cochran, NiddIe.owp, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

" ~ ~. = - 81 isst. JssSS
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-15

fell In torrents, and fcv limbs were twisted
from trees In different sections Of our ciiy.-Dei-
swars Republican.
Noricg. cg.-These will he no service in St. AIMS
Church, or In the Chapel on to-morroz, (Snn-
dayl The I6ih inst. The Rector, Rev. Dr. Nc
Cabe, requests u TO ray that ID. y, he will re-
sumo the services at both places on the Sunday
after, which will be the ard inst. We arc glad
to announce in this connection that DR., McCabe
has mprQved much FROM his visit TO Lewes. lie
reports great benefit from taking tho surf bath
! every day.
Peaches are the all-absorbing topic here, and
groups Of growers and dealers may he seen abon,
the hotels 10 the evenings, aud the depot In the
day time, discussing prices, shipments, &c. The
prices Of peaches has not yet been determined,
the growers and dealers both fighting shy
Some sales have taken place, but the price has
not been divulged.
BAsx BrRxr.-The barn on the farm Of Mr.
| Cam, occupied by James McMullen, situated Ia
Pencnder Hundred, was struck BY lightning on
Tuesday afternoon, and was consumed with all
| It's contents, consisting ofhay, wheat, &c. Ths
loss will be quite heavy 10 both tenant and land.
lord.
PRAcnxs.-Ths Haie's early variety arc now
ripenng vssy rapidly, and the fruit Of good quail.
ity. Many growers complain that the fruit Il
rottiug very rspidly and some orchards that Z
| fsw wesks pest promished large yield are now
scarcely worth picking. .-Sssses Joarsai
SAls o. Poorn's lslAxp.--R. Hyuson, ESQ, Al
| tsuslss, has sold Poelss Island 10 uessrs< Geo
a. Merritt and Morris u. ksens, os BALTIMORE,
ses eis,ooo.
Last ssssos ~ sppls hraady product q Ken,
ssa 6ssse1 esNniirs amoaated y sons 1850 gal.
Sss-w wsssl eesAs - ssssep - ~ gnl)es'
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPANY's
CAPITAL sl,Ooo,oeo) - !: !,
SOLU B L e =, ;,
PACIFIC GUANO.

FTNHIS Guano is now 30 well known in all the
Southern States for its remarkable effects
as an agency for increasing the products of labor,
as not to require special recommendation from US.
Its use for FIVE years past has established its char.
acter for reliable excellence. The large fixed
capital invested by the Company in this trade,
affords the surest guarantee of the continued e1-
cellence Of its Guano.
J. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. c.,
JNO. s. REESE & CO., General Agents, Bal
timore.
Jan s, 1871 27 8m
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Williamson Female School

wv l1lld1llSUOu i Ol11IO SCAOO1.
TTyHE EXERCISES of this School. under The
: L supervision of Il w. TODD, Principal. will
open 10th of JANUARY, 1871.
To this Institution, its locality and advantages,
we invite the attention of all who wish to secure
for their daughters q thorough knowledge of those
branches usually taught in Female High Schools
Terms, per Quarter Of Ten Hesk'.
Primary Department, ; 90
Intermediate Department, 90
Higher English, 20
Latin, Greek and Higher Mathematics, &C., 90
Music, by competent Teacher, extra, 10 90
Scholars charged from the time of entering un-
I'll the close Of the Session.
Board from twelve TO fifteen dollars per month
w. l.. PRINCE,
Chairman.
Jan s, 1871 27-
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ESTABLISHED 1885.
Greenville Coach Factory.
COVER, cox & MARkLEY.

VXTE would announce to our customers, that
wv we are prepared now to FIJI all orders for
VEHICLES. We have added 10 our stock of
Wood Working Machinery, and increased cur
staff of workmen 10 about 10, and therefore trust
that none of our patrons will be disappointed in
having orders promptly filled. The stock of One,
Two Three, Four and Six-Horse Iron Axle Plan
tation WAGONS will be kept full and now, as
for onethird of century past, these Wagons
shall be the STANDARD of EXCELLENCE.
We have large stock of light BUGGlES and
ROCKAwAYsI, of our own make also, a stock
of Northern built Buggies-both low and high
priccd-lor those who wish TO purchase Northern
work. as cheap as any Southern dealer. We call
special attention 10 the improvements making in
our SPRING WAGONS. Without raising the
price, We are finishing them with great care, paint
ing them elegantly.
Price Lists promptly mailed on application.
Send US all your REPAIR WORK. Freigh:
only charged one way on it by the Rnilron1.
COVER, COX & MARkLEY.
hB- o. II. P. FAINT, Esq, is our Agent at
Anderson and will receive all orders in our. line
lie will keep Wagons constantly on hand.
Dec 22, 1870 % Sm
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CBR0LINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON
HI THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Copy Summons for Money Demand.
Bay!is F. Crayton, David 5. Maxwell, Samuel NJ.
Crayton and Olivia II. P. FAINT, partners in trade
under their firm name Of b. +. Crayton Co.,
against Martin Manly.
TO NARgIN MANLY, Defendant in this action.
vTOU are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action, which
:. This dav fled in the office Of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and
~ nerve q copy of your answer on the subscriber
a. his Office, at Anderson c. H., S. G., within
twenty days after the service of this summons Oh
rou. exclusive Of the day of service
If yoa fail to answer this complaint within the
lime aforesaid, the plaintiffs will take judgment
.ca;nst YOU for the sum of cae hundred aad thirty
dollars with interest at the rate of y per cent per
month from the first day Of November one 'hoa-
aapd eight hundred and seventy, ard costs.
Dated :. Anderson C. H.. S. C., December lo'
1aTo B. f. WHITNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, Martin Manly
TAKE notice that the summons in this action,
Of Ehch the foregoing is copy, was flled IN me
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common fleas
at Anderson Court House, in Anderson county,
and State of South Carolina, on the ioth aay OF
December, 1870. b. +. IA iNLn'
Plaintiffs Attorney, Anderson {. H., s. e.
Jan 5, 1870 -