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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-10

DONATION TO A RICHMOND CHURCH.-Last
Sunday Rev. A. Z. Dickinson, in closing q
series of sermons in the First Baptist
church, Middletown, N. j., said to the con-
greoation that IL his labors had been of SER
Vice to them he would be pleased 10 have
them give one hundred dollars to pay the
amount yet due for the erection of the Pine
Street Baptist church Of this city, The
baskets were handed around and the
amount readily raised, thus removing the
last dollar of indebtedness from the church.
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~ BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE

Ib Dh hiNnhLOIto II a u 7 e.
This superb Hair Dye is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
NO disappointment; no ridiculous tints or d,sa-
greesele odor. The genuine VIM. A. Ba.ehslor's
Hair Dye produces imnedis.ely splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, san,
beautiful does not contain particle OF lead or
any injurious compound. Sold BY all Druggists,
Factory 10 BOND sTREET, N. T. tyu-eod,y
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GENTLEMTN'S FUaSISHINGs.-E. 3. SPENCE
& SON, 1900 MIin street.
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DOLLAR UNDERsHIETs.-- 3, sPEGcE & son
1900 Main St,c,!.
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lT OUR FIFTY AND SIXTY-CENT
BLACK ALPACAS are the b.st bargains yet
of-red In that article. Look be 'ore you purchase
.lsewbeie. (nol0] LEVY BROTHERS..
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~ BROIDERED CASHMERE
and DROP DE ETA sACQUEs; new style
STRlPED sHAWLS; VELVET and CLOTH
sACQU Is of the latest styles, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
Excellent KID GLOVES at 81 o pair. noro
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

\
TOR BALTIMORE-T r L sI[su,
4 WEEKLY LI~E-NO TRAN sEaaaszsssarsss7sSS.
SHIPhEhT OF GOODS-LEAVE RlCHNUND
livery TUESDAY. THURSDAY, AND SA T.
UHOhY.-Ete amer PETERSBURG will leave heI
VIII lrf on SATURDAY at O'Clock Z. H.
Freight received up 70 % O'Clock p. III.
Passage, only 81.
For freight or pss7age, amply 70
no le-2t WILLIAM +. BRETT, As gent
N'OR NEW YORK. - Virginia GSSs
z Steamship and Packet Company's $3.50
elegant steam ship WILLIAM Z. CLYDE, Cap
tain ii ROBERTS, VIII leave her ~hsrf at ROckctts,
oD FRIDAY, November 10, at 2 p. Il.
Connecting with Steamers for Hartford, Nor.
w!ch, StoninGton, Fall river, and Boston from
same pier.
Close connections and through bills lsdins give
to all southern, eastern, and western places also
TO Europe and Australia.
Fare, gs; meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, apply 70
- =. -.r-.. ID. j. Il ORR, President.
l21S Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier II North River
New York. no 6.St
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NOTICE.-Application win be unsde 20
lN the second Auditor or Virginia for sne e.
newal Of inc following Lost csrtasss.a q
4 10. uuder ast or Mnrch 30 iSfl, Viz: Mo- ays6ss
for ei 5s, and No. Q cas- for 1SAeI. -,
oc i3.lawsm * 80 TALIAEEH6O g NOs
sDooK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID DONE At THIa oEr1pEe
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u CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, DRUG
GETS;
TABuF-COVFR5, all wool at 81 worth 81.s0;
LINEN TABLE CLGTdS. two yard, long, at
i'll worth $780,
BRIDAL. or HOGEY-COMB QUILTS, extra
large size, at 81 worth $3.50;
CALICO uOMFORTABLES at $3.50, sa.7s, - IS,
Snd 81;
DELAINE COHFORTABLESa at 81;
WOOL BED SPREADS at 1850;
.CJLORED and WHIT Z BLANKETS, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Excellent KID GLOVES al 81. nolo
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.rnEAw EXCITEMENT.
ag..G HEw AID ELEGANT DRY q JODS
ItRGhIES. BsRG A1ES..
nuw u be- had y.
illus SNCLE'S. AL SEQAD STREET.

ItRGhIES. B4RGA1ES..
nuw L be- had y.
t'.IU- SYCLE'S ). Al HEOAD STREET.
s..,.7 ~. are .cca!yin: large shipments OF new
-- ,,..r..ale p~T GDpD~, such rs are usualiv
l..- q a~s.--la.s dry goc@s Establishment, ~
.r~: .n"yst prices, OF which We mention
Is. ,.r-l Veyet.ens. al! crlors, at soc. 70 Si.25;
.....a E.yc;pvna. ,Eds0mc as si!k from Soc 10
.~r' lst; Ec&yy ii!Ack silks az Sl.5o. 81 10 ~
-'. .,.c: f0!orct sinks AID liz Pop!ins, al
e. .st- ry'-,lu4ir lo": Empress Cloths and Pop
e.. ale !Yr- very cheap; Blscs Alpacas, %, 80
-an tys. - Size SILK warp; BrmbaZ,nes ana
-...E 'rI.qrs, cheaper than ever Long ana
-@.s. Mn nt,ts >ht~!s, frc1n 81 10 $l5 etIlped
2 "...G '. OGDEN ~hawls, all styles, al prices
'".t. lsi.t. Z. striped 0pera Flsnnels, all co;
.--. lul the n f.annels-white, red, gray, ana
So. IRON -. up 10 81, the cheapest In the
r". N Il" Blankets, C0lortd Blankets. COM
tt..- .rt, QIj;a. 4 less than wholesale prices, I,
80, ..G So t!i-ln what bargains CaGsime!es
e-. '.e.h- 'ur Men and KoSS, ali grades, from
'.r Urf E2r'r yard: Gents Under Garments
So. ',-; ok IN tne CITY. and for lees money !;
L ."e.' INdrT Garments: Misses and Children's
t,.~ ,..r, rEczp; r ia Gloves for T5c worth fl25
p - wsriH =: Ear.ln Gloves, all kinds OF
s. t-. cheap. Eufs Furs fer Ladies, ~ lsses. &Eu
..."-.a. ~ c"ezr pest ever offered IN this city.
,...r ut.s.. cone an, end ge. bargains.
jtEICS oTCLE, AIS Broad street
s.-.-, r'-,' ,i Gu Saturday oc2l
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANoE.-The president
of the State Council Friends of Temper
ance. William Hall Crew, Esq, has re-
ceiyed a communication from Rev: w. b.
Welions, of Suffolk, secretary OF the su-
preme Council Friends OF IemperanSe'
stating that the Grana DslslGn o. have
GONE over in a body to the " Friends and
Charters have been forwarded them both as
State and subordinate Councils.
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EsARIHE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 10, 1871.
Sun rises. ......,. SIS Acon ffses ..... 81
euH GERS sG5 ii-ii tide. 2.3S
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neaIa nE r sAsDs CAsE.--In the Court os A,
In the sss.eraay writ Of error was srantaJ m
- VAC case or sands rs. The Commonr1raaau1n,Ji'o ~
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COKE, AND WOOD.

an now prepared 10 furnish the best Clover
Hill LIlMr end HAIL @ ,AL: SOFr COKE
the hest fuel for stoves and ranges; ANTdkA'
;lTE COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Coal ward on Basin bank, corner OF iota aho
Cary streets. n n,,uNrs
ae l9-yn a. ~ 1NW N,--S'
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m BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE

W. BLACK FRENCH CASHMERE;
BLACK, WHITE. and COLORED FRENCH
MERINCS, BLACK ALPACAs, from 26c. 10
sl.5 per yard;
Ganui0e PcPLINS in all colors from Sl.2S to
sl.so per yard worth g. and ,a 80;
FIRE CHI SATIN CLOTHS at rs and s6c.:
EMPRESS CLOTHS in all colors at very low
prices
4LL-wUOL SHEPHERDS PLAIDs at soc.
worth &c. per yard;
ALL-W DOL BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS at
a,c. worth 5oc.; l.
Extra heavy sLL-WOOL DIAGONAL PLAlDS
a. 75c. worth sl95 per yard;
aLPACAS IN I'll cclols at CSC. per yard would be
che lp ut 3ac.;
BLACK CREPE DE PARIS at soc. per yard
worth 7jc.; at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and l2l5 Main street.
ETe e.ll the le,t DOLLAR KID GLOVES In
his city. nolo
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| N!OnTAET NOTICE TO

CONSCHER5 OF DRY GOODS.
I'LL EfT!II. ORDERS AMOUNTING TO 500
A:,G oiEk DFLITEHEB IN ANY PART
- TFS COUNTRY
THIE U+ ESTEES9 CHARGES.
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ROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving in store
100 i.Gssl eads SUGARS, all grades aud qualities
500 barrels CHUShED -: TIA q;
100 Barrels low rriced REFINED;
.ol bags kIo COFF eES,
200 bag LAGUAYRA COFFEES,
COO ,rais CID GUVAErMEHT JsFA,
loo hosshesds BAC0N-Shoulders, Bib, and clear
Rib hides,
50 tfcrces best REFINED LARD,
soO barrels cheap SI&UPS,
80 barrels fine SYEUPa,
80 hugshtaGs SYNUP3,
500 SACKS MARSHaLi.'S SALT,
50 kcga bes:-quality SODA. ~
100 boNes prime FACTORY EHF E5E
10 tierces WAkRkN's F4 MILI = MS.
ALSO,
SGAPS Ia great variety,
SPICES,
CANDLES,
PAPEE. SC.
We invite the attention Of he trade. Our stock
helms laid in before the late advance, Dab!es US 10
offer al such prices as Will compete successfully
With any northern market.
HAkVrYS & WILLIAMS
So u-en Corner of Cary ard 18th etreets,
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Col. WM. T. BOURNE.

Formerly Of Fort Smith. Arkansas. will as
,st me in the duties of my Agency am
preplwd to make cash advances on all ship
mentsbf Cotton to the House of Messrs. +. l..
BRAuSs q Co, Baltimore. and will PERSONAL :
ly guarantee to shippers rs much per pound
net. as they would receive by shipping ~
New Orleans or New York markets.
G.. A. MEYER.
Agent for Baltimore and Arkansas
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Par tu re P-sss.
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-13

- Tho Now York Sun disrespectfcliy
speaks of the suffrage ladies as ''p~rs"n.
who want the ballot. but can't chow tobsc'
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.r.y- Tho late Han Wm = Eessen

Ey- The late Hon VIM p Fessendcn
once made a remark which was interpret
ed as an insult to Mr. Seward. Wher
informed OF 1t. and seeing such a mean
ing could be given to his words, he in
stan,lv wen. to Mr.. Seward and said
Mr.. Seward. have insnlted YOU; an
sorry for it | did not meas il. " This
Zoology, so prompt, frank and perfect. Sc
delighted Mr. Seward that grasping HIM
bv the hand. he exclaimed, God bless
you. Fes,enden, wish you would insult
me again.
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Masonic Notice.

The regular communications of VAN Bu-
REN LopGE. No. q, +. y. MAsoNs are held
the Saturday on. or next preceding each full
moon. at Z. NJ, in their Hall ut Van Buren,.
Members of the Fraternity in good standing
are respectfully invited 70 meet wthus
ii + THOMSON, W. VI.
W. III II. SuIBLEY, Secretary.
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ry- A Buffalo paper Prints the follov

fy- A Buffalo paper prints the follow
inc letter from one ofits oil and prompt
paying patrons: please di 'contin,e m,
paper from the timed have paiR up TO-
do not stop the paper because do not
want It. but to get rid Of IN in'oler ,blt
old bore tfnt intrudes himself in my
house, regardless Of time or cicum'
stances. 10 sit for an hour or two, rec
or four times n week. to read my papers,
and who is q thousand times more able
to take dozen papers for himself than
am to take one. II the nuisance is stop
ped ] shall send for the paper again. p"
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-13
SPEAK KINDLY TO HIM farmer once


saved very poor boy from drowning
A After his restoration lie said to him:
What can ! do for you, my boy =
"Speak kind word 10 me sometimes.
replied the boy, as the tears gushed from
his eyes. Il amt got a mother like
some Of them.
A kin word? Think oft. That farm
er bad it in his power to give that boy
money. clothes, playthings, but the poor
boz ed nothing so much as Kind
word, now and then. II the farmer hal
ever 50 little heart the boy must certain
ly have had the wish gratlicd.
A kind word? You have many OF
them spoken to you daily. and you doa't
think much OF their value; but that poor
boy in your village at whom everybody
laughs. would think that he had found n
treasure il some one would speak kind
word to him. Suppose you speak 1t the
next time you meet him. instead Of laugh
ing at him. Then watch him and see
how lie looks.
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cy. That woman is not to be shut ou


from the political arena any longer. may
be regarded as an accomplished fact.since
it is reported that Mrs Cen Sherman 70
shortly to establish paper advocating
the General and herself, or herself and
the General, for the Presidency it 10
furthermore alleged that tho shrieking
sisterhood concur heartily in this COM
promise. end abandoning Mrs Woodruff,
will unite upon Mr. and Mrs. Sherman.
Mrs Gen. Logan is expected to control
the Grand Army of the Republic, through
Gen. John A.. Mrs. Blanche Ames v ~
lied upon for her papa's influence, while
Winnie Ream and Anna Dickinson are to
do the stumping. to Anna being intruse
ed the speaking and to Winnie the ouIt
shaking. Truly, thiS3ooks like busineeA
Hurrah for Mrs and Mrs. Sherman. the
voman's candidates--N. o. Tiusss.
-1naA--~
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WHAT he WANTED AS old Van
Chroomps was giving his Youngest. who
was inclncd to be lazy. good cowhi1
ing. the boy cried out "Oh. fat Ter. 1t
makes me smart" Oats shoost vat ]
wants, said the oil man, as he whacked
away with renewed vigor.
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-13

Special notices double the above rates. Eel
torial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion All
transient advertisements cash in advance
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
lines free, over five % cents per line.
Cards or communications of a personal
character, if admissible Mt all, double tle usual
ates and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress OF
State offices. $500. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
Yearly advertisements. paid quarterly, in
advance. Legal and transient advertisements
TO be paid for when left at the office.
All Job Work. to be paid for on delivery.
Ad iress all letters and communications to
j. S. DUNHAM. Editor and Pro oprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-13
POETRY.
Life's Better Moments.

Life has its moments
OF beauty and bloom;
But they hang like sweet roses
On the edge OF the tomb.
Blessings they bringus,
As lovely as brief.
They meet u. when happy,
And leave US in grief.
Hues Of the Forming,
TinginR ths Ky,
Come on the suubeams,
And Of with them fly.
Shadows OF evening
Hang soft on the shore
Darkness enwraps them.
We see them no more.
SO life's bet,lFF moments,
In brlllianee appear,
Dawning in beauty, A..
Our journey TO cheer.
Round US they linger,
Like shadows ofeyen
Would that we, like them.
Might melt into Heaven.
The Van Buren press., 1871-06-13

-A a barber. who was sued by young
man for cu.ting of his moustschs. put in
tho plea that be didn't s~s II
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0LUMBIA o. SEPTEMBER % 1871 yo
Observation-Disclosures ,nv = ,di.,r,,c,. =.

2 CooACASAO'-MltAOut any di6re.
spect to the members Of the medical profess
ston-a profession honored by all thinking
mon-it is only just to say that thoy arc too
thick on tho ground. Tho consequence is
that tho community is dootored oyor much.
Whom nature moods only tho gentlc stimulant
and Alternative, which has become famous
throughout the country as reliable medi.
clue, under the namo Of fHOSTETTER,s sTO.
MACH B1TTERs, she is not unfrequently
dosed with dozen prescriptions, all expert.
mental, from the Pharmacopoia. This is an
evil, and proves That the practice of medicine
is far from being at all times healing art,
AT this period OF tho yoar, when the fall of tho
leaf Indicates that decay has seized upon the
vegetable Kingdom, many harasBing diseases
arc prevalent Chief among these NAV bio
mcnuoned intermittent fever and bilious re-
mittent. Tho exhalations rising from decom-
posing vegetation, and tho heavy dcws and
1ogs, arc very apt to generate these com
plants. Tho wiscst policy is to protect the
systom by q. course OF Hostetterss Stomach
Dlttcrs at tho commencement Of tho fall
~ Mueh zen suiierlng may thereby be avoided. But
II the disease has already begun, its periodi-
cal Variations may readily bo checked and
thblo tonic.
But DO on your guard against tho charla-
tans who aro attempting to palm of, under
Which thoy pretend to compare favorabIy with
tho great national elixir, which has long since
swept more formidable opposition from tho
Held. Bear in mind that every bottle OF ron.
ulne Hostettor's Stomach Biiters is anthenti-
Gated bya splendidly engraved label, and a
fac sin,ite OF tho sign manual of tho firm
Put up in bottles only, and cannot be oh
eoIHou III Duik. Sent Is IL
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLINE "a
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received,

lNTIEREST ALLoW WE'D At TIE RA TEuf
SEVEN PER CENT. PER ANNUN.
ON OERIIFICA 7ES OF DEI'UHII.
AND Si4 PER GENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SIX
M0N1US 0N NACCO UNITS.
VIM. Martin, President.
john john :. 3 Thomas rslmor; vioo-Presiae4,ts.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier.
J. II. Sawyer, Assistant Oashic,
charge Of branches. II
John O. d. Smith, Assistant Cashier
directors.
Wado Hampton, William Martin. A. G. Has.
kell, F. w. McMaster, John p Thomas. r n
Heinitsh, John B Palmer, Thomas r. grecc
Columbia. nh'
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
G. L. Scott, Newberry.
w. g. Mayes, Newberry.
b. h. Rutledge, Charleston.
daniel Ravenel. Jr.. Charleston
mechanics, Laborors, Clerks, Widows. Or
Phans and others may here deposit their sav.
lngs and draw liberal rate OF interest there.
on. Planters, Professional Mon and Trnstnes
wishing to draw intereat on their funds 11t;i
they require them for business or other pnr.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
sums for their children, and Married Women
and Minors twhose deposits can only be with.
,irawn by themselves, or, in case OF death. nv
Lhe!r legal representatives. Wishing to Law
aside funds for future uee. are here afT0rdea
m opportunity OF depositing their means
Where they will rapidly accumulate, and. al
Lhe same time, BIO subject to withdrawalwIien
ooeueu. Aug lS
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A FEW reasons why they should have tho
N preference over al others:
l. Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine ia
much simpler than any Of tho others: re-
CURING less than half tho amount Of ma
ohinery. .,,!i.ttlstf. ay tIF-ilT'1t@,,'"' Fl
9. Az tho result OF this simplicity, this ma.
chino is much lces Liable than tho others to
get out of repair. p ."-.l,
8. Another .reeult OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is less friction, and, con-
seluently greater ease aud raridity OF mo-
tiOn, with less noise. 'l,117'g -77'
5. And greatest OF all, that it uscs no Shut-
tlo, and m axes tho lock stitch.
!, It ie tho Shoapest to buy the best. Buy the
bly, won reputation and independence
against q strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty yonrs has tho Wheeler 4
Wilson not only stood first and foremost. but
now stands tho uni walled Sewing Machine of
tho enlightened civilized world. Boy the ma
chino that has been thus tested and proved.
and then you are sure to get tho best. For
sale on tho easiest possible terms. SaIes-
room Main street. second door below PuKn1x
Office. Co1umbia. 8. O.
J.B. .PURsLEY. Agent.
4. WnyTE. Genoral Southern Agent
Juno 81 Iff4 q emo
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AUTIIOItIzED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
OFFICERS.
John B. Palmer, President.
A. q. DroniZer, Ceshicr.
OF
G U l. u nj Il I a. s. &.

OFFICERS.
John 3. Palmer, PRESIDENT
A. G. DroniZer Cashier.
y. N. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
y. Eli GrogS John B. Palmer, r. W. 6rcblas.
ter, Is. ID. 6enn, of r. D. Bonn d Bon: q. ".
Bearden, OF Copeland & Bearden; II. L. BRYAN.
OF Bryan Mccarter; W. @. Swaflield, or Il.
f. ". McMastor, Solicitor.
1d!S Bank is now open for tho transaction
Il OF general banking business.
CEnTIfIGATEs OF DEPOSIT OF curroncy or
coin, bearing interest st the rate OF seven ~
per cont. per annum, in kind, will be issucd.
;, deposits from County Officers espccfeIIy y So
licited; also, from Trustees. Adminisfraiors
iIccut0rs, Professional Ner, and others.
Particular attention given to accounfs ~
C4y ana Country Merchants, and other buei-
tended. -
Notes, Bus of Exchange. and other ev;.
on collaterals.
Socks, Bonds, Gold, Sauer bought and sold.
discount. - ''N1'AA'
Siyhs Dre,7. dra,on direct on all tho prom,.
nent ns PLACES In England, Ireland, Scotland,
france, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Den.
marx ana the Orient. Letters of Credit issuod.
Fayabie in any OF tho abovo places.
Drafts On all tho prominent cities In the
United States bought and sold.
RANKING Honso opposite Columbia Hotol,
Open from to 8. l5 Foh "a 10
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ISPECAIALi ATTENTlOn given to theo oil
~ 9. lection OF OomInereial Paper, Interest
on state anu Ratiroad Bonds and Htockyi and
Uonyersion Of State Securities, by
Nov rs Ono T. QAMBRILL. Broker. I;
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TznAanh. !Ar1sA1n 1n4The following: e

TxRKiBLh AFRA1h. .@Thh follouino: r.
thsaodouht in the Petersburg Progress
OF ttbe,reRoHte9 purder Of lp negro boy,
ssA az Si$ b ths ;9Ss eS
thasth6 6ai6 might rufl1 over ahd kill the
pooYaellow:Idn IL Iotmu.E iT'i7, 10:a1.
fTae annals of orime con !, scarcely
a1! aa2X m9ye hHqtat outrage than the one oslp
na6i4dN Frhdo 2 SMaoklinn,; Upon This stop
son, boy lof ifonrteeus years. In the
neighhorhuod OF Wakeael on; ;tha Nor
folk RailEpad, The, brute tied his step
SON upon the track .of the railroad for
tho Pufpose, he said, of giving him a
whipping and then 4 leaving The boy
tiedI went.ihto, the! woods &c, &c est eome
Switches, Tor rather under that pretence,)
and while there the secbnd down freight
trainL LpaaaedS rupRings over, his victim,
cutting one Of his legs loft entirely and
tersiblYimanglinD, the other; The train
was atopped, mud the:vinsim OF Macklin's
brutality iRas united and carried, to O
house. near BY. iMnekiin had not been
arrested mp tor1I O'Clock, last nighti''
a .ii-'--r NJ ~ .-,-r{fE.l ,.t{rr
TW WS 0DTHtRw wt,.ADyANTUREMr !,
G0iGantF Hamilton, o + ysT,s++ss; = s++ss;; the
following picture, Of the. Southern adven-
turar Of the periods,un a.4 .,.sanf,;j
"When We aea pour, miserable cuss,
who never, had 2l50iin hia lilo, come to
Anstni bDrtow Imoney Ito pay his ex-
penPea; and presently rfiud him losing
thpnsand dQllars a nighs.atffaro, driving
a!29pndi an fancy team. making liquor
bills. vine bills, and all sorts of bills.
and huyingla buggy and fine horses to.
go h6me .in, We know he IL thief as
we'll fss Il we had seen him steal"
i' - (
Judge Barnard, of New York, has sus-
tained theinjunGtion previously granted
by him in. the snitnRhinAt certain OF the
city officials. .lHdeiefaot hf tha decision
will be td keep Mhh Injunction In force as
long as Mr. Oonhh!iyi holds the office OF
Comptroller, 2and tAszahy remains
member of the Board, Of fApportionment.
A crowd OF, anxious citizens in court re-
ceissd the hnnonlac # 9i cement Of the decision
withApplAtse. 'a".h '',i,s,,, ,'.,,1 So
Gould Nat" F" Langham, a hero of the
Edsilsh prize ring, who had the reputn-
tion 2f being the only rhnn who ever de-
teated Tom Sayers. died lat II tondon, on
the Let instant: ,t,ra4 nl i.,a .afait
A.oiEc4a compahn:yy 1t = 4Paawline, 4 N. Y.
has robbed nearly every honse in the
villageo Ailladi one spf1 the, citizens and
wopndaa aeyeral others. !. Is, a., j. -
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State of South Carolina --Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. Sarah J. Harris, Plaintiff, against Jamca
G. Gibbes. Defendant.
70 TIIE DEFENDANT, JAMES G.. GIBpEs:
NOU are hereby summoned and required
II to answer tho complaint in this ection.
OF which copy is herewith served upon you
and 10 sorvo a copy Of your answer to the
said complaint Or the Bubacrber, at his Office,
in tho city OF Columbia, in the said State and
County, within twenty days after the eorvice
hereof, exclusive o. the day OF such service:
aud II you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action
Will apply totho Court for tho relief demanded
III the complaint. TliIlI:1l
JAMES d. TRADEWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney. N
Dated at Columbia. 8. c., August 16. 1871.
To THE DEFENDANT, JANIS G. GIDBEs:
Take notice that the summons in this sction,
OF which tho foregoing IL q copy. was filed in
tho Office OF tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Plcas. at Columbia, in the County Of Ricll-
land, in the State Of South Carolfna. on the
10th day Of August. 1871.
JAMES ID. THADEWELL.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
CoLuMBIA. =. c., August %, 1871.
August 23 wf19
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TIA III anla!bttHfg 4 SMmsH essgers, Beer
IHREaiSEsncS 20 H6hdoi' Porter and aHdoioK
L Ale. Wh9f They know II Ia unaddft6tAtega.