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:. ,.PRoCEAMRTI0N.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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COLUnIlJfA. June "a. ,1Xr

COLUMBIA, June 49, 1871.
VXTHEREA6. information has been ofIicinliy
NV. received ot this Department that "a:
GAMES haVe occurred in tho officea OF County
O9mmiasioners In the following Counties, to
VII: Sswterry County. Simeon Young and
David Hailstock; Ohester County, ". n. Fro,
nneDeIger neD and Alexander, Kelsey; Clarendon
Union County, II. R.Whitc aud John Tins.
Icy; Laurens County, David Foulke and Tur.
pin Dendy, failed to qualify.
NOW, thero!ore, l, ROBERT. x. SCOTT,
Govetnor OF the State Of South Carolina. il
the ACT ot September 26, 1865. ontitlod can
Act TO define the duties aud jurisdiction Of
County yCommissioneFs," do hereby issuo this,
%eiP oe tAa SPECIAL election be
next, to I'LL aaid Faeancies for tho uno1pired
term thereof within Tho, sSid Counties re-.
speotivoly.. The Commissioners OF Elections.
appointed N pursusaIce OF "An Act provid-
ing for the General Elections, and the manner
OF conducting the same," approved March !.
1870, arc authorized aud directed to Conduct
the said special elections, respe and to
maze az necessary arrangements therefor,
anu eaGh OK them are hereby required, after
due publication, and with strict reg I'd to tho
provisions Of the Constitution and tho laws Of
the Stale touching their duties in suoh case.
TO cause such elections to, be hold on tho day
aiora,sald. and to take NIL tho necessary steps
lor the holding OF such elections, and for tie
asoertaining and determining tile person or
persons whol shall have been duly elected
thereat.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great Seal OF
the State to be affixed, at Columbia,
H. 81 thiss 23d day OF June, a. D. 1871, and
in the ninety fifth year OF the Indc.
p.endenue OF the United States oi Ame-
ROBERT X. SCOTT. Governor
r. l.. CAnDozo, Secretary CT State.
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Nouce.
FNHREE months from this date, application
4 will be made to tho Greenvillo and Colum-
6ia Railroad Company for the renewal OF the
following SCRIP belonging to the estate Of
JESSE DEbhUHL, Which has been lost or
Stock Scrip No. !, ,1G2, $50 shares..;
;, Assessments oen Certificate on Same. 10. I ,4s2,
Scrip No. 1887. s shares.
Assessment Certificate on same. No. 1,5l4,
$2u. q. WM. Fl. PARKER.
Receiver Eetatc OF Jesee DeBruhl decd,
JCSE 1911. Abbeville OH.
June !3Ino
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auu PohGnaSter Rs-m6rtufan, Miss, te6tf.
fed, He attributed the riot at Meridian,
last year. and several other in6tances oi
1awiessness,l to the so-oalfad Ku Klux. A
large number OF witnesses are here, and
more are coming. The committee re-
ma1ns ~ session here at least two weeks.
"A mail six tunes week has been
0rqered over the Atlantic and Tennessee
Hsa!Iroad, between Charlotte and States
vile, N. @. i
Probabilities Tho area OF low pressure
in upper Canada will probably move
South.eastward, accompanied by fresh
and brisk wnds, from Lake Huron to
New Jersey. The conditions are favorn-
Bile Tor local storms in the Ohio VALLEY
and on the mid-Atlantic. M
A petition has been forwarded here,
apparently signed by sixty.seven per-
sons, representing themselves as citizens
OF Dublin, Fayette County. Alabama,
stating that the lives OF loyal citizens
are wholly insecure, and that armed
bands, styling themselves Ku Kiux, are
committing ontrages upon law-abiding
citizens. The civil authorities are pow
etless. They .imploripgly appeal for
protection. ii. HN.i
Mayor. Hall writes to Grant that be-
fore pardoning Bowen, he should oom.
pei disclosure Of the means whereby
Bowen secured q Justification OF tho
Pleasahtdn decides tbat i, profits acoru-
lag TO banks upon exchange OF ,bonds
QnEyEI.Asp. 0Hto. June ga mum.
Der OF notorious nonnterfeitera have been
captured, including Isnac Monroe Bissel.
VIM. II. Burn. John Hickman, Christee
pher Q. Brady, Geo. A. Shawen. Geo.
frederick. Mathew A. Boyd, Sim Rivers,
Harry Porter. Joe Warren, and other
well.known rnscals, Shawen squeaied on
his confederates. .i.i- ..1 81
NEW OR1KASs. Jnne 27.-Jamea Car
rolton, clerk on the steamer Yereer,
fe!! from the hurricane roof to the wharf,
and died in two hours. NJ ,.i'7
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Juno 27,-
Amos Robbins, prominent Dem oorntid
politician, is dead. Robert Latham,
formerly Washington banker, recently
PROMINENT in the labor league. is dead.
New YoRK, June PA World sbe-
ctal, from Florence, says, neither The
King nor, the Government. will 20 70
Rome On thAlst Of July. October is
oi NE SGSAaf Ia dh;io3atiss;ciroiss i ias'9t i
ls thought athe. transfer will never be
"sSs g. I11ls, .EJhsi ,IJhhSi 27.-Rlous aiIti Sorp
Duh RaaSn &hIssksy At q: Pork Is, 25@l5,5o.
MoSTG oSIERY, Ara, juno 27.-The
First Natiohal Bank Of this cityt has:ap-
gl'ed gas@ od0 tor a1 increase Of capital to
!. AUaUsTx, Me, June 27.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention, after ptelini-
nayy bqsinessfadjourned to tomorrow.
!. CHAh1RsTpN; June 27.-Arrived-
steamers Mhnhattan. New York; Salvor,
Philadelphia; Falcon, Baltimore. Sail
South Carolina, New York.
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Attention! - noia7s '.,
NlH,E attention OF city. and cogntry rctaii
IL dealers is rcques ted to tho folio%ing:
Owing TO the depre6sed condition OF husi.
ness, aud being anxious 70 rodnce stock,
JOHN s. FAIRLY q CO.,
No. 81 Huyne street, Charleston, S., o.,
'6iil otfer to the trade during the present
month their very attractive 21d complete
stock at TEN 10, PER GENT. below New York
juSSer's PTioos. ,,
TgnMA.-For all bills under slOo cash. or
approved note at thirty days. with Interest
from date Of purchase. at 10 per cent. per an.
num-. For all bil,s over 500 approved notes,
as above, at four a. months, or acceptance,
will be accepted. af
Their stock consists Of the largest variety
to be found in the city, Of STRAW and MIL
LINEhYT GOODS, Whito Goods, Hosiery,
G!oyos, Trimmings, Laces. Embroideries,
l!ibbons, Umbrellas, rsraeols, Ladios' and
Gents Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs,
Ladies' Lace Collars, and complete assort.
meit OF Fancy Goods, Notions and Small
Wares. -
Merchants ordering will please specify on
which Of the above terms they wieh to pur-
chaee. June limo
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ohi11n,5 e. T. I 81. =
IL. OOLUM BIA.,H: o.,

WE haxe married. dorp 1alt Of our large
w stock Of HEADY-MADE CIOTRING to
such low figures that the price comes within
roach Of al that Wish, . good fitting ssrment.
made in the latest style and by the best max.
ssS ss', II NsE York Re ere t5s only houso that
oniy hnnsa th,t hs ws wetI H. Me are INC
Caloutts Suits, warranted ,Kepuine. An in
speEtlon OF our large stock viii settle the
mind Of any ono that money ls "mldS by bny.
T4unts rs s% ons vs. ie Ist h SOLE stshser
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4@SsxaI<]3sE 33:Es saa3esg.l
Martins i. fogSsend, AdpinIsirs.tiri;t. li;i .tit !,
81 .tl ,iWn, p. Hutson ct al :; -.
UY yiytVe Qktbe1fdet 81 the Ooarts Id the
~ cause aboye entitled, 7 will soil, before
tho Court House, Id O6lumbIA, on tho FIRST
ESTATE, q which Samuel Townsend died
All that piece, parcel or; tract OF LAND, In
thrae acres, moro or iless-6onhded North by
lands OF John Fielding; East by lands of O, o.
Marshal, Trustee; South. by lands OF {. J.
Hancock. and Weet by the South Carolina
..iFKRMs:oR SALH.--So much cash as will pay
the expenses Of! aal6 and. the dover assessed
thereon; tho balance ON. q credit OF one and
with good surety, and MORTGAGE OF the
premises aold.-----.-..W..S 8. MONTEITH, :. !
Juno II 10 Special Referea
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More than Extraordinary!

coll early, to be convinced OF the above facts j.,
at GOUDMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR,
juno % Main street.
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College, Peqpqsencepe4ps at Due lWo9t.
alz5

.GnsENyr1.y AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co..
COLUMBIA, q. o., June 25, 1871.
.RQUED Trip Tickets, for one fare, Will be
Az sold at all stations On this road for Don
maids, to persons who desire to visit Due
West durihg commencement exercises Of
Erskine College and Due West Female Col
leHe, on the 18th and 18th Of July. q ?
Sale OF Tickets to commence on tho 9Th an d
continue until the 11th inclusive, the prlvi.
lege to return to extend to the 18th inclneive.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
General Superintendent,
IL. i: BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent.
piesse in ssrt tHae iln veeGy: se0@en' w =
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Jewelry and Silverware,

JeWeIry and SlIVerWare,
nF the most approved, styles, can DO oh.
" tGjned at !. SULZBACHER'S esta blish.
ment, alain street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sets and half sets in great variety. Also,
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA.
CLLS and EYEGLASSES to suit all ages.
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Foreign AMn1n,


y. ~ ~! ,NEQaQN Ea.Q & ] .EsR2EEsPS 4 y.
nIFF1oULT1Es IN TIE SPANISH CABINET
oAhhErTAo WILL ,bh AZ dAaDDATH-BE.
ORGANIZATION "A T ~ OF EyRENcF;; 2 AnMY CORPS,
FkENcH LOAN IN; S&ie1hM. FRENcB
MADRID. june 28.vThe 4 Cabinet,
ing, decided Is pefsiss'i It's rs3ignation,
in consequence ofl tl1e attitude of the
Oortes. It is botjeYAd.. however, that
only Morst and 'Bproslla Will Iipltimately
resign. -.i.ina i.,.,i..y.n ;
PARIS. June %, iGamBssta has ar.
las b5 esss esaaidaoP io%Gaf9r e the
Paris. iI,!m..',.,
1T T;iess aan has been from cola
Oha,les Fleqpat t;haaa Eiee1 Eeeep1, discharged
Francois, .ex.D Director OF the Roquette
Pffsonf has hsGgA ,aF+=sss..ea. 80. iRidhard
WaI!asess, 9aaias i, hgs tasbll cross II re
foaaoa. 7.-7ghs ,gigSs riasss;an asi;, army y
corps' system has 1been adopted tby
Franes. It'i5 saidtLH IanK Champs re- re-.
view has hsen e tefXds6sa IA ,f6f .TRpAaay hext!n''
Aigreqt ettor5 ia belpg made IA, ,Belgi.
4W,to nOlAin nsubsuf1pG1onst to tie Fteuch
loan: The Rtpnbhdnh COMMITTEE viii
gnRlfgli,, r. 3 : 3fS Sa shaSf Aatg ot;psndi
sabetta asfE1ea q BoS2aasaax' I'd onua, 81;
dsS tSs an I'm ha511K ,;SS T iaissf 5Pssoh on
ta is opposed to the views OF Louis
Blanc. Thiers has Rage@ decree, pro.
viding for tbI dstabi i9sEEM2eat ii 81 a legion
ss.a e. s 1Sbi1ssa Hs & lsRIes Raa,
will be 90 eppqeed i.et uA xaqnearpn. OF
cavalry and eight companies Of infantry.
PARIS, June ,27.tiYhe Central Rep1b-
lioan Committee has Preharea Its lists'of
candidates; tt tBs AhhPs651ed al the: cleo.
ton on .theI2a. JuIy ii 4ha Ist. is known
TO pc headed, ,by .persh2tpion, With the
ahoEbos,' Jdny 27 lrhs Fanian ;;ca1::
vict Burke has bsawlgelasaedi from im- IN
prisonmentY Upon condition. that he re,
ports every year 90, ehpi nGagtstrates. (
30 ..ESt.i~. ~ rIIrI<Lt Il
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail.
road Company,
TREAsURER's OFF1cE,

. ------ INEASU REX 8 UFFICE, m
COLUMBIA, y. c., Juno %. 1871.
ISNHE Coupons on Bonds due on 1st OF July
Central National Bank, in Columbia, at CITY
National Bunk. in NeH York, at First National
Gank,:in Charlotte, n. O.. and Office Of Meesrs.
John j. Cohen Sohs, in Augusta, Georgia.
June % IS q. BOUKNIGHT. Treas'r.
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!. .,.'.'!! For Rent.
A.a /. We offer the following desirable pro.
.&ffI1 pert! for rent: T splendid family RESI-
sak.N DEECE, with forty-two acros OF land at.
tached known ms the"Walker Place" Several
handred frnit trees OF choicest selection now
ID full bearing. The lands arc compriecd
OK highlands and meadow, with bold free
spring. not distant from the house. Tho front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
boundary one OF our most public streets.
Il. O'NEAtE & son,
.Iune3 Cotton Town.
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AoLAssEs, ,CuDa, ,350b5U
New OrI'ns YU0tgO
Sugar H'so.. GO@9U
NAILS, u Kegs 500ati U4)
ONIONS. Dbus1 75Gt2 90
OIL. kerosene,g 40W5U
Machinery..7 .75Q0l CU
SPECIE, Gold Gb1 10
Silver 49,. D1U4
PoTAr's, Iris / O00l so
Sweet, bus 90Gtl 90
RICE, Carolina b 9@1O
SHOT, tIbag. 275@3tO
SALT, Liverp.200 00a92 10
SOAP, bD,. .7t@l0
Si'InIrs, Alcohol, ,gl6 co
Brandy "A 00Wl1 90
Gin. "a 00@6 SO
Rum. 2 000a7 90
Whiskey.. L S50i 90
SUGAR, Crus & P15@i6
BrOwn... .l2G9l4
STARCH, IL ID. :. 8IWl0
TEA, Green ibl 00@42 90
Black, ~ 00Qoi 10
TonACCo, Chw. .G0@l WD
Smoking ib. .60@1 90
eINEoAR, Wine, .509M
French.... al 90
WINE, Cham. 2aG35 %
Port, $gal 0tIQ55 so
Sherry. 27j0S7 0D
Ma1oira...3 ()00t8 90
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American IntolllGAnco.
NOON, DISPATCHES.

MEXICAN AND. CUBAN MATTERS -EFFEcrs
OF. THE 1MpLIoAT1Na. ACTS LADIES RE.
QUIRE PASSPORTS TO ENTER FRANCE
SHIP pSoUTHED-TBRRIFIo sToRAI-.pAPRR
M4IsTo RVN on Half T1ME-A co1oREp
sEHAToR BuEs A,uAAIBLINa HOUSE, 90.
WAsR1aaToAn 15glF!;6 The Agricnl-
turaEiBureat il feosi9ihg voluminons re-
porh bHt lwiIl, not be able to compare
theaaaand make full approximation Until
the latter pats 5of next week. 1t is
stated h6wevafs that returns. received
regHaih4 pc6stoh dpntinne u1fayorgble,
beiaN pIeoissly yjsimilar i'd character to
thofghoea I'D making last month's exhi-
Chx OF MExIco. june 30, via HAVANA,
July 6.-No doubt is entertained but
that JaareH will have minority over
Lerda and Dlaz jointly, and tho choice
OF President will not devolye upon Con
gress. It is not deemed likely now that
any attempt will be made to inaugurate
revolution, but il the attempt is made.
it is believed it would soon fail. All
parties were guilty Of violence and fraud
at the elections. and commission. an.
pointed by Congress. has declared cleo.
tions in the capital illegal. Tho people.
however, are very little concerned about
the election.
By fire in Quebradilla mine, at Ia.
catecas, over hundred miners were suf.
fooated.
HAVANA, July 6.-Ruis Leon has re.
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AuSE1@n Sales.
Ealeof, Valuable Lands,

Hzsst -BY oYhsr Of tho Superior Court. will
g3aeli at the Court House door In States-
7s,6 76yy,ii1' \. y North Caroline. on aMWEDNEsDAY, ~
LAND, lying in the County Of Irodeli. on tho
Catswba River and Lambert's Crock. Is miias
south OF Sthtssville, 27 miles North Of Char
lotte and about miles West Of the Atlantic.
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land viii
be sold In lots as follows: '.
Ho; ]. containing 268 acres. more or less. on
which Dr. W. Byare now lives. r
Nc: q, .Gontaining 23s acres. more or less,
containing as4 .eiss. ana sd,oin,ns q Nos.
\ No :. containing 2s5 acres, adjoining Nos.
No.s. containing 200 Icres, more or less;
No. g. containing. 400 aores, on which Col.
a. .; Brovp now lives. adjoining Nos. 2, 4
:, On those lands are large bodies Of fine
quantity Of Woodland on each tract. On tho
49o ag acre tract there is good hill House and
water Power. good Dwelling and other h1iild-
inHs. GOOD Water on each tract. '''s'
these lands are susceptible Of the highest
@ Eo9u clay snbsoil, and will produce Cotton,
Tobacco; Wheat. Corn and the other grain
ana Grass crops; and are sold ns the latd1 be-
inonGthg 20 the estate OF tho late James b.
:, IERAs-One-ha in six months: the BE-.
llenoe In twelve months with interest from day
.h % sstS. tnT pafchasor may pay one-third or
the whole Of his bid any time after the sale 10
confirmed. Bond With approved security viii
be. required for the purchase uonov. The
title Will be retained until full payment {s
made. lT. '--T .N'''' 20 40
Persons wishing to sec the lands will please
G.ll G.a upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thos: Deaton.
Administrators de oonis non OF jamess, Byars.
June 80 1ynn
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~ NoASAAs- -.tAS1o ouE,uoty 20 o-fEe0fQ
one OF the mos. brutal outfagea hSSssAz4s sAz4s
ever committed in this pr .AnEitshsE
Ooanty. THIS optfage waa committed.
on the night OF The Both June, at,,the
residence of Mr. Harrison Scott who IL
one ot our best citizens, aud who resides
In Tue Western portion Of the County,
near ~, Gallagher post Office. at the
time, ldr. Scott was absent on business,
having gone to Honea Path for the pur-
pose Of selling cotton.
About ! O'Clock on the night men,
toned, baud Of negroes, supposed to
ne some ton or twelve in number, came
10 MS premises, and first made al attack
upon the store-room, III which little
boy was sleeping. The little fellow, be-
coming frightened, rnn out, and was
nreu upon, but fortunately escaped with
ont1nl.ry:: They then made an attack
upon the dwelling house, in which they
found MRS. Scott. her two children and
her mother. Her mother fled from tho
house. and was fired upon without effect.
Entering. they demanded money OF Mrs.
ocott' or information ns to the place in
which it was kept. Mrs. SCOTT refusing
to tell. they proceeded to search the
room. breaking in pieces splendid bu-
rean and smashing things generally, amid
0aths and NIL manner Of foul language
Falling in their search. they returned TO
Mrs; Scott. dragged her from her bed by
the hair OF her head. fired pistols around
her person, and finally presented them at
her bosom and swore that ahe must either
tell or die. She was still firm. They
then carried her dnughter through the
same ordeal, with like result Selling
npon q little son, they held Aim up By
the hair of the head aud swore if ho did
not tell them where they could find the
money they would cut his throat from
ear to enr. In his fright the child refer
red them to n certain trunk, where they
found md took some $500 in gold aud
silver mostly gold.
All this was done amid the most hor-
Fld oaths aud abusive lnngunge. After
this the band returned to the store
room, where they obiuined somo 800
more, and were only prevented from
sncking it by the gathering Of the neigh
Dors, who had been awakened by the
firing and the shouting to the distance OF
mile or mora.
The proper affidavit was made before
Trial Justice Lark. who issued warrant
and has already arrested and lodged in
Jail ut this place three of the guilty party
Squire Jackson, Charles Clur.iy and
George Smith. The Trinl Justice aud
bis officer are in hot pursuit Of the
others. and, in II short time, expects to
have the entire baud of outIaws under
the power of the law.
Ldure,s oile Herald.
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A lady writes to n Chicago paper TINT
"yon might as well attempt to go up n
garrett without n stairway as to ascend
into higher circles OF California society
without ostentations wealth. AS for
dress, San Franciscoladies eurpass us all.
have seen handsomer women, and moro
elegantly arrayed, in that city, than 1
ever saw in any other place. Velvet
dresses, lnces and diamonds, with furs
that queens might envy, complete the
sum OF life's ambition there"
In Dover, N. H., about two weeks
since, the widow OF merchant received
q visit from an entire stranger who, how
ever, made himself known as having
once been clerk in her late husbands g
employ. He stated that during his
clerkship lie had purloined various small
Gums which had amounted, with the in
tsrest due on them in course of timo, to
81 600. He then handed $500 to her
and $500 to her son, and immediately
departed.
Paris now exhibits few traces of the
recent struggle. The barricades have
been leveled. new trees have been plant
ed, and the damaged buildings are being
rapidly repaired. Business has not yet
revived, the briskesb trade at present be.
ing in photographs Of the city and relics
OF the war. The streets aro becoming
crowded again with foreigners and ro-
turning Parisiang.
Daniel Neal, negro. in the employ OF
contractor on the Air Line Railroad.
near Harmony, in York County, was
lodged in the jail at Yorkville, on Satur.
day last. on q charge of rape. Tile
victim OF tho brnte's passion is little
white girl, aged about eleven years.
A white man, by the name OF John
Stancell, was murdered at Cero Gortlo,
Columbus County, N. O., on Wednesday,
night-the head being nearly severed
from the body. The murderer, n negro
has been arrested.
New Orleans lady boasts that hel
hair is FIVE feet ten inches long.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY DY THE BOARD or TRIbr


ArrLEs, pbu.l UUqD2 UU
BAG0IS0, ..lS4122
BALE RopE, Manil,Q ,Q625
NY. or W es Glib 8@1l2
BUTTER, North. 3Slti0
Country, IL lb. 2Oae30
BACON. Hanna. 1Gd1l0
Sides, d} b. l0l1l2
Shoulders =. al6Il'
CANDLES, Sperm i00970
Atlanlantine ID l565l6
CoTroN fARN1 20Dl 25
CorToN, Stct NJ, 10
Mitldiing lS
Low AIidl'g, II
Good Ordny,. IL
Ordinary. lis
CHEESE, T.. D. u. 209e25
uStoA 80 lb'0Z2
COFFEE, Rio, tsDl7D23
Laguayra .23lD26
Java .280t3O
FLoUn, Co. 750@l0O0
Northern. 50GtiI 90
GRAIN, Corn l 40Di 25
Wheat i 40Wl SO
Oat5..... NGIl 90
Peas 4 10@1l 25
HAY. North, Hlcwt.2 81
HIDES, Dry, filt 12iWls
troen COS
LARD, ID ID. ~. 1861
LINE, b bbi. 2 654t2 as
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6sU" Bills marked thus are being
redeemed at the conntcr of above Office.
The coolest Lager il the city can be had 8
i'oLLOcK'S
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Late on Friday afternoon Inst. during
the prevalence Of a severe rain and thun,
der storm, Mr.. Eli G. Sutton, son Of Mr..
J. Leroy Sutton, residing about three
miles from Yorkville. aged about twenty
two years. was killed by lightning.
Union Times.
No class put more real feeling in their
vocation than pickpockets.
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Spring Water Ice.

Spring Water Ice.
AHY leo Machine is now in complete or(ur
Ivl and can furnish ICE to city and coun-
try. This Ice is frozen at a low Temperature,
and will melt very little by transportation
1oaa Lflc"' ono dollar per one hundred pounds;
sunday open from 7 to 10 A. NJ.
July J, &. SEEGERS
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 7.-Colun,bia
Hotst Samuel Lipman, e. A. johnson,
Georgia; w. McCollongh, Richland; J.
Fite. r. Hull. Philadelphia; Col. Lewis
Merreth, .. 8. Army; G.. S. Cameron.
CharlestoD; Samuel Place, ". G. OIy-
bern. j. NJ. Dams. Camden; Herr Van
Observation-Disclosures, Cork, Ire
land; Y. j. p. Ovens, Laurens; G. s.
Bull, 7. B. Legare. Orangeburg; J. W.
O'Brien. John s. Fnirly, Charleston; J.
G.. w. Steadman, st. Louis; Frank
Palmer, Georgia; N. A. Steadman.
Marion; r. W. Boyd. Darlington; W.
G. Beck, j. D.:Caldwell, Il. A. Keeunn,
Columbia
AickersoH Houss--A. Baxter Springs,
York; NJ. w. Gary, Edgctield; E. NJ.
Taylor; Anderson; Joseph a. Gay, Ian
caster; D. j. Todd. Alabama; J. T..
Daw, Edgefeld; T. K. Kline, Chester; s.
L. Boykin, Fl. L. Hodgon. Il. II. Clark,
Camden; W. r. Kline, Charlotte; S. w.
Melton, 8. C.; Jabez Norton, Newberry
W. DnPre, Miss S. DnPre, Mrs. G..
Walker. Miss Walker, Mrs. M. Z. Gil
lian, W. Gillian, Spartanburg; L. Bush,
Ookesbnry; NJ. NJ. Wolf, Winnsboro
Capt. Boyce, s. @.