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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.
THE UNDERSIGNED rcsncctfuj

80 THE undersigned respectfully informs
IA his customers that he has REMOVED to
HDthc new store, on Main street directly
1noppo-itc the Columbia HCtrl AMI is iully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK Oh
GOODS. to fit ont gcntlcmi in the very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured the
latest and best stylcs Of CLOTHS, CASSI.
MEHES and GEN rLEMEN':5 FURNISHING
GOODS e. nerally. Call 1T the new stand and
select suit, or leave your oi der und have it
made to measure. q. ID. EBEkliAnDT.
March 26
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BRAN DIES.

z CASKS James Hennessy's & Brandenburg
offered pure and unadulternted. These com
prise vintages of 1885, 1858, 1860 and 1868
stock OF Hooks, Carcts and White Wines in-
clu'le some of the most famous brands I'd well
az soahd h0'c priced goods. For sale by
March 25 GEO SYNINIERS
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Desirable Vehicles.

CSS-R> WE have now on hand full and
8GE&SSSA inc assnrtm Mt of BKErrS, Kock-
aw'!a ""d Bnsgics, which We offer at cost
ercts i"r cash These are Onr own munufac-
'ufc, and We warrant them to bo of supti ior
""rkm III :'iip Wo arc constantly adding to
our stock and will Manufacture to order any
""@Hc" st3lc "f vehicle. from small Pony
L. "ton to large Carriage.
RETAINING promptly attended to.
CARROLL. & SpELLS1AN
March y 1ro
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ForeiGn AnAIrs,,I ,I

vEnsA1Lnsa a igsSh ,as.-Marsei,les
continues tral aliL AZ Lyons. regula,
authority has 9rsssutnod The aad minis.ra.
ton OF afAlrss and at st. Etienne, where
Reds Obtained control for O while, Go.
vernment officers have been restored.
Thearmy OF Prince Frederick Charles,
occupying France, which has beon in
motion for few days past, is now sta
tionary. a,.,.as-,.. 49, -. L..
Lesoire reports that 1s. .oco votes were
cast at the elections on Sunday, abont
half the number pollcd at the last plebi-
sci um.
Tue Journal O6iciel contains articles
signsd by Valiant, advocating the assas-
sin stion Of the Duke de Aumalc.
PARIS. March 28.-The Sub Central
Committce, as formed, consists of twelve
membsrs-Mnssy, Real and Garibaldi,
honorary. Tho President has issued O
decree organizing twenty-five battalions
OF infantry, twenty batteries of artillery
aud fifteen batteries of mitraillouses
Dnvall organizes the artillery and heavy
Infantry, and Bergeret the cavalry.
They are authorized to levy contribu-
tions on everything. Gen. Ghier, a
member of the committee, commands
the gun-boats on the Seine. Florens
has resigned, and Valgranne hns been
suspended. The commune will bo OIL
cially proclaimed on Thursday.
Inc Prussians are concentrating at
Llsle. Adam will remain until the dis.
order in Paris has ended.
LONDON, March 29.-Tho Times has
q special from Versailles, that 1000
Prussians are expected there tomorrow.
The Government is steadily organizing
trustworthy force to march into Paris.
which possibly will be made in eight
days
MAnsE1b1rs, March 29.-The Republi-
can COMMITTEE has issued an address.
recognizing the Paris Government. A
War has declared Marseiiles in state OF
siege.
PARIS. March 29.-The red dag has
been displayed everywhere. The Cen
trail Committee has split, and some mem
bers have been arrested by their col
leagues.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Govern
ment has issued circular announcing
order restored in Lyons aud Toulouse.
The instructions failed in the large
towns, snve Marsailles, Marbonne and
Santi Etienne. The Government is
ready to-day to meet and crush the ia
surrection. Versailles is raridly becom-
ing military camp. Gardes arc COL
tinually arriving from the departments.
Amicable arrangements between the
Paris and Versailles Governments are
still regarded possible.
LONDON, March GA despatch to the
Daily News says the Arab chief, Sidi
Mokrani, leading 10000 troops. in AL
giers. has declared war against France
PARIS, March 29.-The Committee of
the Republic resigned their powers, but
were newly elected.
At the inaugural sitting of the Com.
mune Council, q resolution was adopted
declaring that the National Guard de-
served we'll of the country. The Council
adjourned at midnight, without coming
to conclusion upon any vital questions.
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Mayor OF MerifiiaNs rwho Npublished a
card in the Naw York Tribune, purpoft.
ing to be a correct account OF The Meri-
dian riot, publishes card, denying the
statements of bis brother, and says: "I
| am fully satisfied that the fects are mis-.
represented, and am convinced that the
publication was gotten up for political
purposes" This Sturges is Northern
man, and has resided South many years.
His brother came South three years ago.
aaron Moore, whom Sturges reported
killed, is here, unhurt. Investigation in
the case of the rioters has been con-
cluded. It shows that the negroes
brought on the troubles by their turbu-
lent and overbearing conduct towards
the whites, and numbering whits Judge
on the bench. The Underwriters Insur-
"nce Company refuse to pay the insur-
ance on Sturges' property proof
that he WAS the incendiary. There is
perfect peace and tranquility through.
out the State.
New YORK, March %. Sixteen Erie
locomotives were seized to ga isfv n
Judgment, i'll favor Of Mr.. Van Dyke, for
injuries received in tho CAIRO Rock dis
astei.
SAN Francisco, March ga first
iAOA'6oeo oOdu Va ttlc EuuCueEQ IDCluC
Railroad, for $4,000, 900, has been
recorded. 1t recites that the compau,
proposes to build road to the Colorado
River-750 miles.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-In ;he
House, the Ku Klux bill debates becom.
ing tedious, tho galleries were deserted.
Robson has gone to Philadelphia.
Thirty-six members have asked to
speak in the House. The Senate and
House debated all day. Summers reso-
lutions were laid on the table. Sher-
mans Ku Kiux resolutions como ND to-
morrow.
Judge Carter refused to honor the
requisition of the Governor of North
Carolina for Berger and Kirk. The re-
QUESTION is also for Holden.
The vote tablinR Summers resolution
was 80 to 16. Robertson, Schurz and
Sumner voted no.
Wenther t-Probabilities-It Ii
probable that clouds aud light ruins will
on Thursday, extend along the entire
Atlantic and the lower lakes. Fresh
winds are probable for the lakes, Atlantic
and Gulf coasts.
RICHMOND, March 23.-Ex Mayor Chm
hoon was before Judge Guigon, on h,,bcos
corpus. Ho was bailed for new trial,
i'll $1,000.
Heavy frost, with ice. here, this morn
ing, extending up to the Potomac. Itis
fcnred the fruit crop is destroyed.
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Monster Cock Fight.

"a R A COCK FIGHT, on an extensive
ESa@a3 sctle, is to come of Mt Ncwbcrry
[Y Court House, on WEDNESDAY, the
lE2As6 jih day of April next. Twcnty.oue
"lo to be shown; 800 on each fight and
$1,000 on the odd. Tho fight is between Char
ley sims. OF Union, and ]. B. Chappcll, of
Newberry. March OFT
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SMOKED MEATS, ETC.

SMOKED TONGUES, extra smoked BEEF.
~ Ferris Fulton Market Beef
Diamond and Orange brand Hams
Sngar-cured Bacon Strips.
Picklcd Salmon.
Moss and No. Mackcrcl, &c, all fresh 10
hand. For sale by GEO. SYAIAIERS.
March pJ
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OHAMPAGNES.

100 CASES Moct & Chandon's CHAM
AOO PAGNES, just received, and of, red,
III consequence OF cessation of hostilitics, at
much reduced rates. For sale by
March % GEO SYNMERS
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COtt n Seed.

Y HAVE 400 bushels co rTON SEED. which
4 l offer for sale, at SO cents per buehel
son, and the product of 81 acres OF land from
which have gathered So bales of cotton uf
400 lbs, i'll the two years. Only ono mule
used. u O'NEAIE, JE
March limo Cotton rO~p
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United States Internal Revenue.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, March 81, 1871.
"A IL persons having groes income OF
IA % 100 during the year 1870, are hereby
notified to make return OF the same, to the
undersigned, OH or before tho lSr DAY OF
APRIL, 1871 us the tamo arc now due. A
penalty OF 5O per cent. attaches by law on all
returns lot made by the above tinlo.
G. A. DAZZLING,
Assistant Assessor.
Office over Scoti'e Rank March %
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Every One Drinks seegers' Beer,
tCa USE IT gives strength and improve
- tH"lr hcalth. NIarci, |
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Seed Plnders f)r sale.

I HAVE received. on consignment, n lot of
L. SEED FINDERS new wvaiiety-superor
to any ever before offered III this market.
They Will pay the farmer better than cotton
would at 25r. per pound. An ordinary hand
vi gather fifteen bushels per day. Apply to
March % 81 WM. MGGUI\NIS
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HTATIsTIc,L FACT.-If all tho bcdbugs,
r&ta' hllcn a,.! reaches that have been siai
ny lSAAcSEN's SURE POP" were laid out in
,lhsIc hl1, IL il calculated that the line would
DC t%icc III long as the Atlantic cable. Sold
by all diuggists F16 III
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Bacon, Flour, &c

Bacon, Flour, &c.
n nnn LBS. G. Il. BACON SIDES,
-feQOO 5000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders,
200 lbs. White Bulk Shoulders.
5000 lbs. White Bulk Sides,
5000 lbs. Smoked Sides
$50 barrels Extra Family Flour,
$50 barrels Super + our
$50 barrels choice Super Flour,
lu0 barrels choice fine Flour,
100 kegs prime kettle rendered Leaf Lord.
For sale low to dealers By
WELLS & CALDWELL.
March 1G
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rumor comes across the ocean that
Baron Haussmann is to rebuild Rome.
This startling report, whether true or
false. will cause regret to the lovers OF
classical antiquities. for, under Hauss-
mann,s rule, the Rome of tho Caesars and
Pontiffs will disappear, to make room for
u second edition of Louis Napoleon's
Paris: st. Peters will probably be-
treated to Mansard roof. and tho Vati-
can be raised few stories. Tho Coli,
scum will, in oil probability, DO demo
lished, rs useless ruin, whilo the Castle
of st. Angelo will be reconstructed on
modern ideas Of what fort should be
All these, if the Alsatian planner Of citi. 8,
regardless of expense, is really to revump
Rome-which we do not believe. The
report of this proposed desecration OF
the Eternal City has probably been pu,
in circulation by some cunning enemy
of Victor Emanuel.
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Gllall0.

DIN TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO,
Gtt 80 tons Berger & ButZc's Supcrphos-
phstc. for ealc low TO planters and dealers,
fJr cash, hy WELLS 4 CALDWEI.L
Near q. 4 C. r. Il. Drrot, Columbia =. c.
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AN ACT TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS OF THE
STATE, WHEREVER PAYMENT OF INTEREST
NOW DUE REMAINS UNPAID, ON BONDS
ISSUED BY ANY RAILROAD COMPANY, AND
WHEREON THE GUARANTY OF THE STATE
IS ENDORSED.
SECTION l. BE ii enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the
State OF South Carolina, now met and
sitting III General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That the Attorney
General be, and ho is hereby, required
and authorized to cause to be instituted,
Immediately after the expiration of thirty
days after tho final passage of this Act,
for, on behalf of and in the name of this
State, on action, suit or other legnl pre-.
cecding, in any court of this State, or OF
the United States, against each rnilroad
company which has (also against nll rail
road companies which have herctoforcl
issued bonds upon which tho guaranty Of
the State Is endorsed. aud OH which
interest Is now duo and unpaid, unless,
within thirty days after the fnal passage
Of this Act, such railroad company or
railroad companies shull fully pay and
discharge such interest, for the purpose
of enforcing tho payment Of MI interest
due on the bonds OF such railroad COM
pany, and protecting aud securing the
State against loss or dnmnge by reason oi
said guaranty; and, to this end, TO en-
forcc the rights Of tho State by virtue of
the statutory or other lien or mortgage
held by the State, or held to secure tho
payment of said bond or bonds, on all or
any of the property, assets or effects of
such company or companies
SEC. 2. Thut the Attorney General be,
and be is hereby, authorized to appear
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lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug
at GEIeEH Il MCGnEGoR's, Druggists. S18
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Twenty years ago, the Pennsylvania
Central Company started with 800 miles
of railroad under its control. It now
controls 1000 miles, and, in another
year. it is believed, it will control the
Union Pncific, adding 1000 miles more
to it's Jurisdiction. In the Northern
Pacific, the managers of tho Pennsylya.
nia Central have q controlling interest
They appear among the corporators of
the Texas. or Southern Pacific, the new
sentimental line subsidized by the
late Congress. They arc now ncgotiat-
ing for the Cnmdcn and Amboy. the sole
Southern railway outlet for Now York
and the Eastern States. Since the com
mencent of this year, they have secured
the Alexandria, Fredericksburg and
Richmond Roads. leading South from
Washington. They arc building line
to compete with the Washington branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio.
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Terms Cash Onlv.

nUR terms are strictly cash, and no order
~ will hereafter bo filled, or goods deliver
rd; u'f1 paid for. All parties indebted to us
VII! please call and pay tho same ina II. ediate.
". J. & r. r AGNEW
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Natural Frozen Ice.

A s tho summer season is now approaching
IN wish to inform my old customers, and
tho public III general, that having secured a
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE this
winter, we arc prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity. as low as any that Can be procur. d
here, that is. from one to one and halt c;.nts
per pound, ncccid ding to quantity, and have
hcen selling ut that price since the lat OF
Jannury j. D. BATENIAN Act
March II 2mo Columbia Ice Huuse
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Notice to Liquor Dealers.

Notice to Liquor Dealers.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
~ desiring 10 renew LIQUOR LICENSES
texpiring March 3lst,) must do 80 on or be-
toro MARCH 81, 1871.
WILLIAM j. ETTER,
March % City Clerk and Treasurer.
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LIZZIE.

THE GREAT FEtTII.lZEK
I CAN furnish LIME ut Dopo; at Wali.a!ia.
l. $. G., Tor ii 30 per barrel, Address,
REV. B. HOLDER. Wa aihalla : c.
March 26
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The extensive saw mills of c.. w.
Hardy Il Co., in the suburbs Of Jackson
vile. Florida, were destroyed by fire
Friday night, under circumstances that
indicate the work Of an inccndury. Two
negroes have been arrested on the charge.
The Courier. Of Saturday, estimates the
loss ut $50. 900.
An Illinois schoolma'am, instead OF
giving the school holiday when her
pupils pnt polecat in her desk, merely
Jerked out clothes pin and applied it to
her sensitive proboscis, leaving the
nanghty children to smell and to regret
their folly.
A New York merchant absont-minded-
~ copied love letter to his 'heart's
idol" in the letter book Of the firm before
sending it.
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March 20

Warfield's Cold Water Soap,
Nor sale by T.. HOPE,
IL Solo Agent for South Carolina.
March 10
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We havo ever had. Our hoavy sales within
the last two months has convinced us that
tho ONLY SYSTEM IS Low PRICES AND QUICK
SALES, aud this shall in future be our mstto.
We offer the LARGEST STOCK OF G0ODG
in the city, at tho lowest prices, most Of il
having beeR purchased for cash since the late
decline. II this ts not true, we will pay for
lying. LORICK f. IOWRA EGE~ ~
March II
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A Characteristic Incident.

The following incident, which occur,
red in Scotland Neck sone time since,
is characteristic OF the intelligence oi
that element which Federal interference
and oppression seeks to place over the
intelligence Of the South. A colored
man named Irwin Hall, schoolmaster,
was running for some municipal Office
against another colored brother who
did not know his letters. Halls oppo,
nent desired to injure him before large
crowd OF blacks, and charged that he
(HalD had introduced a bill in the Leg.
islature to enslave the black man 6
children again. This Hall fatly denied
saying that he had never been in the
Legislature and Of course could have
introduced no such measure. Darkey
No. 3, however, could prove the fact,
said he had proof before him, as there
was the bill introduced by one "R. w"
Hall frightened up and said if that was
all the proof he was all right, as r. w.
did not mean Irwin Hall. His oppo-
nent said it was-R. stands for Irwin
and w. for Hall-the crowd cheered
him for proving Hall guilty Of this
heinous crime, and the latter was driven
from the ground, muttering as he left
that de ID niger had no sense no
way" tits unnecessary to say that Hall
was ANONYMOUSLY deieated.-Rodnoks
Nc,rS
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LONG BRANCH.
The Races.

LONG BRANCH, August 4.-Ot the four
davs' meeting this was considered the
great day. The first race was Tor the
stakes valued at $500 in addition to the
sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or pay
for two year old colts and fllies; the
first horse to receive $3.50, the second
5000 and the third 500. Out OF four
teen entries four came to the post, Buf,
ford's Oakes; 2. h. Militia, c. t. by
Kingston; II. P. McGrath's C. C. Rich
ard Row, and C. C. & R. II. Parks b. f.
Experience. The race as capital one
Oakes won in capital style, Bufford s
Militia second and Row third. The
time was LAS.
Then came the race for the Robins
stakes, valued at $1,000 in addition to
the sweepstakes OF $50 each, play or pay,
for three year old colts and fillies, the
second to receive 5000 and the third
500 out of the stakes, two mile heats.
OF the twenty-five entries only four came
to the post, Bufford's b. f. Salina, ID. +;
McGrath's C. h. C. Mckinney, Parks
b. t. Nathan Oakes and Sanderson b.
f. Collins. Collins was a great favorlte,
Salina being taken for the second Inc
race was easily won by Salina. who
came home first in each heat Time,
3:40t and II.
Large sums changed hands on the
result Of this race, outsiders being the
principal winners. The third and last
was the great four mile heat race LOT
the Narragansett Steamship Company
purse, $4,000 in gold, the gift OF James
Fisk, Jr. There were four starters IN
this race-W. r. Babcock's Helm bold;
John Brougham's b. e. Gerald; d: T.
McGraths b. {. Susanna, John Coffee
C. h. Judge Burritt. Helmbold was the
tavorite, selling FIVE to one, and won
easily, passing the others and gaining
the race, the others being distanced'
Time 1904
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

BROOKLYN, August 4.-On Wednes-
day night a disturbance took place at
the lager beer saloon of Andrew Beck,
corner Of Smith and Broome streets,
during which a man named John
Schummer was stabbed in the back, it is
alleged, by young man named John
Hessler. The wound will probably
prove fatal. Hessler denies all knowl-
edge of the affair. He vas locked up
to await the result of Schummers in
juries.
New YORK, August esterday
afternoon two large derricks, situated
at Ninety-ninth street and Tenth aven-
ue, fell while a number OF men were
working around and beneath them.
Three Of the laborers, Thos. Farley,
John Miller and Pat Lee, sustained
serious injuries, and it is feared Farley
will not survive. He was taken to
Bellevue Hospital and the other two
convened to their homes.
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ST. LOUIS.
Strike al the vulcan Iron Works
Probable Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

Probable fatai ShOOthS N"J'
ST. LOUIS, August All the work
men at the Vulcan Iron Works, in
South St. Louis, except few laborers,
have stopped work, and operations al
the works have ceased for the present.
The men state that they have taken
this course in consequence OF the dis
satisfaction with Abram Rees, Superin
tepdent OF the Works, who, they allege,
is verv overbearing in his manner, and
has not supplied the men sufficient ma
terial to enable them TO earn full wages.
The workmen have issued addresses to
D. X. Garrison, President ofthe Works,
stating their grievances, and assuring
him that their action is In no sense
strike. They also state that they will
return to work under him, but they will
not work under Mr.. Rees, whose dis
charge they demand In the meantime
thew have telegraphed to the Trades
Unions in other cities notice OF their
stoppage in order to prevent the pro-
curing of other workmen. On the other
hand Mr.. Rees states that he has had
no notice OF grievances from the work
men, and that the mills were stopped
in consequence of the short supply of
iron; also that some repairs were neces-
sary. When the repairs are completed
and supply Of iron obtained, all the
men will be put in again except sixteen,
whom he discharged for unfaithtulness
to their duties.
Abou, one o'clock this morning,
while policeman, nameu Phillips, al
tempted to arrest negro, named
George Brown, for disturbing the peace,
he was stabbed in the left side, receiv.
ing an ugly wound. Brown then ran,
but officers pursued and captured him,
after shooting him twice, once in the
shoulder and once in the abdomen.
Roth men are dangerously hurt.
The Atlantic and Pacific railroad
company filed a petition in the Uuited
States Court against Henry Cline
Sheriff of Phelps county, Missouri, to
restrain him for selling the property OF
the road seized for non-paid taxes, ihe
company claim exemption Of taxation
by the act of Congress granting land to
the road, and confirmed by the Missouri
Legislature, which provided that the
land and property Of the road should
not be taxed until the road should be
in working order and divided dividend,
and declared that this act applied to
the road then known as Southwest
Branch, which subsequently, became
the South Pacific, and is now the Allan.
tic and Pacific. The Phelps county
court declared the new company liable
to taxation, which the company deny.