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rlStandard Medicines.

flStandard Medicines.
"EINTTSH'S Great Blood Medicine
LII QUEENS DELIGHT.
heinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted .
Geipitah's German Horse Powder.
Heihitsh's Crimson letter Waeh
Heinitsh's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
/" Heinitsh's Quaker Mniment
Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup.
Let the people try them. They stand or fall
upon tho verdict Of the people. To this test
the proprietor invites tho searching discrimi-
nation OF an:' For sale only at 3 ~
HEINITS HIS Drug Store,
p, July7t Opposite Ph@nix Office.
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NO FlRElU USED: In NAsElNG.
WARFIELD'S C0LDlWATER SOAP.
TlHIS SOAP waehcs perfectly in cold water,
oil and paint from garments. It washes ali
kinds Of goods-cotton. flannel, elk or WOODEN.
It cleanaes silver, plated ware and jcwelry
without scratching II the articles are much
tarnished, rub, them with q piece Of flannel
which has plenty of the Soap on it. To people
who do their own washing, 1t is invaluable.
1t will save it's cost in one wnshing. For nale,
in boxes Of thirty. elk bars. by .a
EDWARD HOPE,
April 9 Agent for South Carolina.
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Change of .echedule.

COLUMBIA. Il. O.. June 9;-1B71.i
E@ GA III EYEsRsssE Change OF Schedule
azsX 5zfse 3kak Y5ssseeee6s TO go into effect on
aud after Sunday, 11th instant: s,,.
MALL AND PASSENGER TRAIN. .-
Leave Columbia at. ~. .4Oa q Ia
Arrive at Charleston at !. -. -. s. 20 ptri,
Leave Charlestonat.-.,.. ..Ii6:2O am
lrriye at Columb bia at. t...........1... .3.4p P N
NIGHT EXPRESS, FHfIoHr AND AccoMMoDA1IoN
TRAIN, Gsundays e1cepted.l 80 ~. ~
Leave Columbia at. -. -. .!!.:7:Ge p m
Arrive Mt .CharleatU7i at. .t6. As m
Lesve Charleston at;v.. .7.lO d m
Arrive at Columbia at. g. OU i IN
Camden Accommodation Train Will toR
tinuo TO run to Columbia as formeflyLa
daye. Wednesdays:and Eaturdsys.i - 5o.lT
A. L. TYLER; Nice-Prc sidept.
8. p. P1cKINs, General Ticket Agent, :,
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OK EEhsngAofsSahD6 u EG.r
GENERAL 6UPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
WILMINGTON, CoIuMnIA& RueusTA R. r. Co.
Y!1aIEeFqFt y: ,,, q, Agepe9 y g. 1871:
k9 oIidrisR hr1sR ,n1s ssS.SsYs, ssts .ts,' shs
be run by trains ON this road: ~ f1,.l.;
s DAY EXPRESS TRAIN [DAILY,} o..4
Leave Whining ton [Union Depot 3.5QA.. m.
Arrive at Florence...... 0.13A. M.
Arrive at Kingsville. .............i ~ 20F.M.
Lesye Kngsylile. ...-.k. .Vj.. q. 1GA. NJ.
Arrive at Florence. ~ Q3. FL n.
Arrive at Wilmington ........ 8 80 p. M.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, [bAILf,1 SUNDAY II
Leave Wilmington !. .......::.,. ..,l71oP.M.
Arrise at tFlorence:,. 4. A a: y.
arrive at eKInesvllle.. 80 4. n.
Leave Kingsyillo..... sap, n.
AIriyo rrivo At It E;3,,. El9rshee.: II oS Pm
Ane j0HRG. WiiDER. aenl fnp;t.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta b: &
sUpEN1NTENDEET's OFFICE. = 2
COLUMBIA, g. O., august 4.'187l.
ka ne3e ossnq sts instl st's. .ha s1sRAa ,Si5oE.
ing schedule will he run over this road:
'@e. H Train hsfto.' No. Il. Train No. 9.
Leave AuEuste......8 25A. M. COB P. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte. $50 IS 7. IL $40, a. Ii.
Leave Charlotte sHcaA ..7ao <. NJ. \; sa5 p. NJ.
Lave Columbia. 4: i67 Pm. ESQ a. M.
Arrive Augusta :. $50 p. M. !. 9s0 an.
No. Train daily,, No. 2 Train daily, Sun
neotion to ali points North, South and andy West. Se
No. Train makes close connection at Rich
mond tor Virginia 6pringa. i.:v.1.-.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
to all principal points. Standard time aWHath-
city. Z. P. ALEXANDER, 0enerai SUP
e. Il. DoRsRY, Gen, Freight and Tichet Aa6tlt
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Private Boarding.

Private Boarding.
MERS. 8. ]. WYATT informs her friends
IXl and the public in general. that she has
opened PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain atreet, nenr Bull. The house is large
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
OF home. Maya
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TF you value your cyesight use thcee PER-
Il Feet LENSES. Ground from minute
crystal pebbles. melted together, and derive
their name Diamond" on account OF their
hardness and brilliancy. They will last manv
years without change, and arc warranted su-
perior o all others, manufactured by
J. Z. SPENCER l. CO., N. Y.
CAUTIoN.-Eone genuine unless stamped
with our trade mark. WM. GLAZE, Jewcler
and Optician, is solo agent for Columbia, 8.
O., from whom they can only be obtained.
No peddlers employed. July 20 lilly
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@. 's r. d.
Symbolic Admonition!
] Z family is more afflicted than during sny
other part Of the year. The suns rays acting
upon the decayed vegetable and animal mat
ter, poisons tho atmosphere, ard produces
many disorders or the 81 Sstcm-Chjlls and Fe-
YER, Bilious Complaints, Dalrhna. Dysen-
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Cho}ic, eto.
Hence the system requires an invigOrRting
and tonic medicine, that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur-
pose we would recommend the uHe Of Helm
lJSH's QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For W eakness and General Debility
For loss OF Appetite. For Sick Headache.
For Diarrhna and Dyae ntery.
For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Palpitation OF the Heart
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITkII's QUEENS DELlGHT
tion its use, becanee it is good medicine
Take no othor modicine 1t is q spring invi.
gorator. summer tonic. purifying beve.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
male and female-grown persons and chill.
dren at this particular season. Be sure and
call at Heiniteh'a Drug Store and get bottl
OF his proat medicine.
Prepared only by e. q. HElNITsH,
My 80 t Druggist and Chemist.
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THE COTTAGE HOUSE,

",1i THE COTTAGE HOUSE.
Washington. street, reri door to Masonic NaN,
@. Fl. DUHME, Proprietor.
FNHE Proprietor OF the COTTAGE HOUSE
4 the neatest and most retired saloon in the
oity-having had e large experience at the
Charleston and Columbia hotels, pledges to
bis gyests the most choice brands OF WINES
LIQUORS and sEGARS, and will be pleased
TO have his old friends call and see him. A
MOE LUNCH served up daily, from II to
O'Clock. G. e. DUHME.
July 81
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Hlll' GoOtf Things. t.37"
ID AMSAY'S lslny Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
HI Robert Burnett'e Old Tom Gin. Navd,
1Inpny, Gognso ,95fpdy, Duff GoTaon'e Pale
Dock Port Win6. Hibbert's london Porter.
McEWen's Scotch Ale. The above dlrect fYom
tho importers and warranted IuYe.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
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CROOKS, bonds and COUPONS bourht
- and sold by D. aAMDRIT.L. Broker.
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CpECIAL ATTENTION given to the ol.
y lection OF Commercial Paper, Interest
Ou State and Railrond Bonds and Stocks, and
Convor.ion Of State Securities by
Nov 90 emo I GAMHn1LI,, Hrokrr.
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LOOKS.
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Summer Schedule, S. gu. r, r.. I

Change Of Schednle.' r.. -.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r; r. CO."
COMPANY SnoPB. N. o., June 8. 1871:
&a 4a s1a.z jane L. 1871. TRIMS viii
be run over this Road in accordaIce With the
following TIAlE TABLE.
- Trains Going East. Trains West.
s., i, Express. ,iMals..i
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIvR.f LEXvE.
Chariotte $50 am a1O m
Salisbury sos q m 8,29 a nj 5.2G p m $50 p m
9r'nsb'o1 II. .0s a m II .19 m 825 p m G35 m
20 Shopl240 m 1.05 MI 0.66 p M 10 b m
Aiilsb!o 2.28 NJ 2.38 m H. So p N lLa7p m
nnaiieigh "a QUO pn 2s6 am 2.40 M
doldsboro 7.20 m
Trains Going East. Txains West
CharlOtte7.15am 500 nm
Ssiicb'ry Asa M 4.27a m SIG. p m ,5.26 pm
Gr.neb'o 1.25am ! So am 2.10 p m 2.20 m
Co Shop IL 81 p m r. o. 10 la 50 o M 70 20 . m
Hllebro10 OF p m 10. 90 m II OF in II. 10 4 m
raleigh 6o8 p m 40 m 6.46 m
Goldsb'o 8.O0pmf -
June6 W. II. GREEN, Mae, Trans.
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
TN preference to London Porter and Scotch
a Ale. Why? They know it ia unadulterated
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The schooner G. A. Conklin is reported 45
miles off Barnegat, on her beam end, full OF
water and foretopmast gone.
The sword presented by the French OF
New York to General Ulrich. defender of
Strasbourg, was forwarded to Europe on Sat
urday.
b. F. Moore, New York Ieweller, has
been arrested, charged with smuggling large
quantity of diamonds.
The bale ofnew Texas cotton sold on Fri
day was shipped on Saturday to Liverpool:
-Thirty-three Cuban cigar dealers OF New
York, representing sixty millions OF capital.
have combined to prosecute persons Illegally
using foreign brands.
The schooner off Barnegat, which capsiz,
ed, with six men .clluging to her side. was the
Isaac Hinckley, from James River, va: No
word has been received from her, and It is ap-
pretended that the captain and crew were
lost.
"A dispatch from Navasota, Texas, reports
a terrible railroad accident, by which con,
| struction train of nine cars was precipitated
into the Navasota River. The bridge over the
river Is mass of ruins. Five persons were
instantly killed, and two fatally and seventeen
/ more or less Injured.
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Il NEGRO RIOT At GoLDSBOR0'.
WILMINGTON, July 29

WILMINGTON, July ~.
A bloody riot occurred, at Goldsboro' to-day.
About 5000 negroes arrived there from New
bern and the lower counties on an excursion
train, chartered by the Republican State exec
utive committee, to attend q mass meeting, at
which Congressman Thomas, ex-senator Alb
bott, Marcus Erwin and R. c. Badger were to
be the speakers. There were few white pee
pie in town. Many of the negroes came intox-
.icated. The police arrested one turbulent
negro, and while on the way to the guard
house with this prisoner, the negroes raj
lied aud rescued him. The colored police
fired ar the prisoner, who was recaptured
land taken by the police to the Ex-
change Hotel About one thousand OF the
negro mob, with clubs and pistols, rallied
to the hotel, attempting another rescue. The
riot commenced by the negroes throwing
brickbats at the police. and using clubs, when
a cross firing began between the police and
mob. The white people forbore, but are now
armed for the emergency. There Is great e6-
citement. About thirty or more shots were
fired; three or more whites were. hurt, one
negro killed, and one colored policeman killed
and two wounded. A committee oil citizens,
appointed by Mayor Robinson, waited upon
the Rel ublican leaders and Mr.. Stanley, pres
dent of the A. and NC. Railroad, and re-
ouested that the trains aud negroes be carried
away. To this Stanley replied that ne would
not carry them away until he was ready.
When told that he and Thomas would be held
responsible tor the disturbance, he replied,
,ssHold us responsible and be id"
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COTTON MoHEMENT FOR THE WEEK.

NEW YORK, July 30.
The cotton movement shows very slight
increase In the receipts, and marked falling
off in the exports. The receipts at all of the
ports have been 10000 bales, against 1861
the last, 1886 the previous, and ls,468 three
weeks since. The total receipts since Septem-
Der have been 1885,, ,247 bales, against 2,S49, ,O93
for the corresponding period of last year,
showing an increase of l,lls,15 bales in favor
of the present season. The exports from all
the ports for the week have been 53l4 bales,
against s6l3 for the same week last year. The
total exports for the expired portion of the
cotton year have been 3,o83,762 bales, against
2,l69,5l2 for the same time last year. The
stock at all the ports is l56,0o2 bales, against
lis, l65 for the same time last year. The stock
at the interior towns is 1870 bales, against
24,223 last year. The stock in Liverpool is
500 900 bales, against $4,000 last year. The
American cotton afloat for Great Britain
amounts to $4,000 bales, against $1,000 last
year; and the Indian cotton afoat for Europe
amounts to G07,53O bales, against 496 9O2 last
year. The weather South during the week has
been generally hot with occasional rains. The
condition of the growing plant Is reported
more favorable in many sections.
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THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
The New Oficers-The Work to be Push
cd Forward with E.srsy.

The Augusta Constitutionallst, speaking of
the Port Royal Railroad, says.
The construction Of the road will proceed as
rapidly as possible, and as a,great amount of
the work, including.the laying of q consider
able portion Of the track, has already been
done, 1t Is confidently expectedithat In very
short time the road will be completed, and the
trains be running between Port Royal and
Augusta.
The following gentlemen have been elected
officers of the road James Appleton, New
York, president; Robert b. Thayer. New
York, secretary and treasurer; 8. O. Mlllett,
Bealrfort, 8. c., superintendent; George Gage.
Beaufort, 8. c., chlefenglneer. Directors-.S.
g. Robbins, Boston; D. 7. Appleton. New
York;A. A. Robbins, New York: James Apple
ton, New York; L. Marx, New York; James B.
Campbell, Charleston, q. c.; Josiah Slbley,
Augusta, Georgia; Robert H. Thayer, New
York; 8. G. Millett, Beaufort, Sc; B..W.
Lawton, Allendale 8. c.; B. L. Willlngham,
Allendale, 8. c.; q. r. Cook, Beech Island, s.
c. Executive Committee-The president, D..
I. Appleton, s. C. Mlllett, l.. Marx.
These officers are all prominent men, and
great majority OF them owners OF large
amount of property. They are determined
that the enterprise shall succeed, and will
work with energy to accomplish that result
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TOPICS IN EUROPE.
THE PARIS RLFF-RAFF. TO BE SENT
..,. TO THE MINES OF Arizona.
The Thunderer on the New York Riots
.-Prolongation OF Thiers's Power-The
French Income Tax-Dr. Dolltnger, SC:

LONDON, July 20.
The French Novernment has given quail
fled assent to the Poston scheme for emigra-
sion of Communist prisoners, divided into three
classes: First, violent persons and those guilty
of crimes, who are sentenced to hard labor for
life; second, dangerous persons who are to be
sent to penal colony, and to the third class o
general amnesty is granted In case OF their
voluntary emigration. The last are permitted
to go to Arizona, the government giving them
transportation, agricultural and mining tools,
tents, arms and subsistence for ak months.
The Times, in an editorial. on the New
York riot, says, in reference to the procession
of Orangemen, that Governor Hoffman incur
red horrid responsibility In permitting 1t to
take place and promising 1t protection. "The
State" says the Times, fought to interfere
with parades of both Orangemen and Ribbon
men. It should not encourage antagonism,
and should bring oil persons to recognize Its
rule of dealing equally with the national feel
ings and preludlces Of ALL"
PARIS, July 30.
tits expected the prolongation of Thiers's
powers as chief executive will be voted by the
Assembly next week.
The DEGREES of the 9th and 10th of septem-
ber, 1870, levylng en- import duty. of three
francs sixty centimes on each bale of cotton
have been abrogated, and it is thought the
Minister of Finance, Ponyer Quertier, has
concluded to abandon the proposed duties up
on raw material.
A majority of the committee Of the AS
sembly are reported 10 be IL favor Of an In
come tax.
The court at Lyons has conhrmed'the judg.
ment of the Marseiles courts-martial upon In
isurgents tried by that body.
MUNICH, July 20.
DR.. Dolllnger has been elected rector of the
University of Munich. Fifty-four professors
voted In his favor, and slx against him.
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THE NEW TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

WASHINGTON, July 20.
The British Government has appointed Mr..
Gurney, the recorder of London, one of the
commissioners authorized by the treaty of
Washington, to whom claims therein provided
for shall be presented; and the United States
have appointed as commissioner on their part
Judge Frazer, of Indiana. The remaining
commissioner is to be appointed jointly by
Great Britain and the United States, and In
case he be not appointed within three months,
he shall be named, by the Spanish minister to
washington. The British Government has al
ready appointed as its agent Henri Howard.
The United States has appointed as their agent.
Hon. R. S. Hale, of New York. ThA arbitra-
tors to meet at Geneva have not yet been ap-
pointed. The commissioners above-named
meet in Washington and settle all questions
under the rules established by the aroitrators
at Geneva
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JulyI7-mB Russell street, Orangeburg, 8. @.

@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, ,oRANGEBURG CoUNTY-Irthe Trial Justices
Court.-LEoPoLD LOUIS, Plaintiff, against T.
ADDISON MURPHY, Deiendant-Summons for
Money Dernaud.-[Complaint not serycd.I
10 7. ADDISON MURPHY, Defendant in this
action: You are hereby summoned and required
to be and appear before THOMPSON q. COOKE,
ESQ.,, Trial Justice in and for the County and
State aforesaid, on the twenty.eIghth day OF
August 1871 at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, OF his
office, In the Town OF orangeburg in the County
and State aforesaid, to answer the Complaint OF
LEOPOLD LOUIS, the Plaintiff In this action,
which is nled in the office o. the said Trial JUS
tice.
you fail to answer the complaint aforesaid,
at the time and place above mentioned, the
Plaintiff will take. Judgment against you for the
sum of slxty-two dollars, together with the costs
OF the action.
IzLAR DIBBLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at Orangeburg. s. c., June %, 1871. Wit.
ness my hand and seal.
T. Il. COOKE. II. 81
Trial Justice.
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rrRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

SERENApING JUDGE CARPENTER.-The Co.
lumbla Phoenix, of yesterday, says: "Hon. R.
B. Carpenter arrived In Columbia on Friday
last, and occupied quarters at the Columbia
ber of our principal citizens, and last night
was complimented by serenade BY the Fire.
mems Band. After repeated calls, Judge G.
made his appearance, and was cordially greet
ed He delivered a short and pithy adress,
which was warmly received by his numerous
hearers; After giving an outline of his evil
dence before the Ku-Klux committee in
Washington, he gave the substance of con-
versation between himself and General Grants
factotum, Senator Morton-the latter gentle
man having informed the Judge that he had
been read OUT oil the Republican party. be-
cause ne ran against the party In South
Carolina. WELL said the Judge, IL Running
on an honest ticket ls contrary to Republican
principles, am perfectly willing not only to
be read out, but to remain out"
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TIE COTTON TIN.
WASHINGTON, July 2

WASHINGTON, July 20.
The commissioner of internal revenue is
having refunded the cotton tax collected on
rope and bagging known as the tare, which
amounts to from fifteen to twenty pounds on
each bale. The amount of cotton tax collected
by the government was about $50, 600, 900, and
of this amount about 100000 is the rope and
bagging, or tare tax, which is now being re-
funded under section "A of the act Of Congress
approved June 30th. 1864. Ip oil claims of this
kind the certificate Of the collector of internal
revenue Is required.
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UpIN A BALLOON AND Down IN A CHIMNEY.
Professor Webster made an ascension from
the Horticultural Garden, in Nashville, Tenn,
with his balloon, the Hercules: Sunday eve
ming. After ascending 10 an altitude of three
thousand feet. the balloon began to descend
rapidly, and struck upon the smoke stack OF
the Nashville cotton factory. Here the balloon
collapsed and fell to the ground, leaving Web
ster, and his wickerwork basket, on the stack.
After surveying his position, he cast the bas-
ket away, and finally descended through the
interior of the stack, coming out safely, out
black with SCOT,
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ALL ABOUT IHE STATE.

-Cheraw Is to have q company OF cavalry
to replace the departed Infantry. :
The breakage of the Langley Dam was not
caused by any unusual rise in the stream.
Mr.. H. q. Husbands died near Frlerson's
Mill on the 22d instant.
Mr.. James tScaife, a native of Union dis
trict, died in Memphis on the 2sth.
The Rev. DR.. Mcqueen delivered very
Interesting lecture on the Immortality OF
TRUTH at the.Cheraw Lyceum on Wednesday.
The citizens of Greenvllle propose to es-
tabllsh courts of arbitration so as to avoid the
laws delays and costs.
We hear that considerable sickness pre-.
walls In Lancaster County, and that many OF
the colored people are dying.
Two colored men on the Wilmington and
Augusta Railroad were TO be arrested for lar
ceny. Their co-laborers drove the constable
of, but sheriff's posse arrested eleven blacks
and one white.
A postofice has been established on the
GowdeysVille route from Unionvllle, under
the name of Skull Shoals Postofice, and a. A.
Sarratt appointed postmaster.
-Colonels W. D. Simpson and B. w. Ball,
OF Laurensville, have been summoned to Co
lumbla by the sub Ku-Klux committee. They
went down on last Saturday.
AT the last term of the Court OF General
Sessions, atSpartanburg last week, there was
a mistrial in the case of the State Va. General
%.
ton. The jury remained out till IL o'clock Sat-
urday night, falling to agree on verdict.
-On Saturday last, at Clio, Marlboro Coun.
ty. John R. McQuage stabbed and killed Robert
j. Breeden. The difficulty grew out of an old
feud. A coroner's jury rendered verdict OF
wilful and feloneous killing. McQuage has
been lodged In jail.
On Monday morning last, the dead body
of white man was found at or near Florence.
It was recognized as that of man lately en-
ployed at mill at st. Stephens Depot, and
who left there some six weeks since TO return
to his home in North Carolina.
Through the energy of the directors OF the
Waccamaw and Little River Canal Company,
who reside at Little River, the route or way
for the canal has been surveyed BY corps OF
competent engineers, who find a fall of thirty
feet of water from the Waccamaw to the Vii
lage of Little River, a distance of about six
miles, but by more circultous route fall OF
sixteen feet can be had. It is thought that the
directors will choose an intermediate route
between the two lines>Of survey.