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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23
DULUTH.
A Jolly Meeting of the Mutual Ad-
mIratIOn Society

DULUTH, Mimi, July 22.-An editorial
excursion party, consisting of Gov. J.
Il. Hawley, of the Hartford Coursnt; G.
A. Dana, of the Sun; Bsyard Taylor, of
the Tribune; Gardiner, of the Post; Gov.
Bross, of the Chicago Tribune, in all
about twenty five, arrived here on the
evening of The goth, and have been the
guests Of the city. A banquet in their
honor was given at the Clark House, at
which Gov. Hawley responded to the
toast, ''The Northwest, the child of New
England" Gov. Bross, "The new depar-
ture for the Pacific;D c. Coffin, "The seat
of Empire" Dana, N. Y, THE COM
mercial part of the NstiOD;" J. nj.
Smith, of ST. Paul, THE Northwest "
The party go to day over portion Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, reaching ST.
Paul in the evening.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Fatal Fracas.

SAN Francisco, July 21.-Capt. Cor
man, of Puget Sound, bark Glimpse, is
supposed to be fatally stabbed on the
vessel in the harbor, this morning, by
sailor whom he alleged he first knocked
down for failing to awaken him at 8
o'clock, as ordered. Five sailors were
arrested as principals or accessors.
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Later-An Injunction.
HARRISBURG.
Treasure TrcVe.

HARRISBURG, July 22.-The one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars in bonds
stolen from a man in the sleeping coach
depot in this city has ali been recovered.
The satchel containing the bonds was
taken from boy in the street. The boy
escaped. The man from whom the bonds
were stolen belonged to the firm of Geo.
Opdyke & Co., New York.
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WINNIPEG.
MIXED PauiOtssnl.

TORONTO, ONT, July 22.-Adyices re-
ceived from Winnipeg to July 5,say Do
minion Day was celebrated with all hon
ors. Fourth of July was also celebrated
by the Americans. United States Consul
Fay delivered an Grafton to a large audi-
ence. Cannon were fired all day.
Immigrants will soon be able to come
in independently to bonded lines, accord
ing to official correspondence published
by the United S ates Consul, Secretary
Boutwell, states that the department has
no objection TO allow immigrants with
animals and baggage to 60 through the
the United States on giving their personal
bonds. Immigrants continue to arrive.
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MIR COLUMBUS DELAEo, according to
the Washington Patriot, has been
present in Washington since he was ap-
pointcd Commissioner of Revenue and
Secretary of the Interior only one day in
five of the whole time. Since entering
the cabinet he has been absent more than
half the time. Aud yet he has coolly
drawn ais salary for every hour, as if on
actual duty. Meanwhile the great bust
ness Of the Interior Department is sadly
in arrears, and in state of great confu-
oiop
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Rural Festival.

Gentlemen who were yesterday present
at the picnic of the Pale Faces, resident IN
the neighborhood Of Jesse Jordan, Esq,
down the river, tell us that it was very
pleasant occasion. A large assembly Of
ladies' and gentlemen were present, some
sensible speeches we're made, and boun-
teous repast, including excellently barbe-
cued meats, was one Of the not least inter-
esting features of the day. Tbs party of
city gentlemen who attended, returned at
g late hour in the evening highly delighted
with the cordial aud hospitabls treatment
given them by their rural brethren Of the
MYSTIC oyder.
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CUBA.
The Republic Recruiting in Canada

The Republic Recruiting I'm Canada.
MONTREAL, Jan. % An agent of the
New York Cuban Junta, has been IN
Montreal recruiting for an expedition,
and has enlisted number of volunteer
officers AID about two hundred men.
Many are returned members of The Red
River expedition. Said party will leave
New YORK as soon Gs the steamer Viz
einia arrives from Trinidad
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Our Flour Manufacturing Interest

The people Of Nashville are perhaps not
aware of the extent Of the four manufac-
turing interest Of this city. There ia now
turned cut from our city mills six hundred
barrels of -four daily, and yet notwith-
standing the high price Of wheat, flour
from the highest to the lowest grade is
cheaper here than in any city north or
south of Us. As market for purchasers
either from the South or out in our own
State, Nashville offers better Inducements
than any other place. The same grades
and qualities Of flour can be bought here
cheaper than in Missouri, Illinois or Indt-
ans. The decline here has been fdlly one
dollar and fifty cents within the last week.
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LONG BRANCH
A Four Mile Brush Next Month
LoDgfeIlOVv Likely TO Run.

LONG BRANCH, July 22.-Secretary of
the Navy Robson arrived to-day and is
the guest of President Grant.
Horses are daily arriving from Saratoga
for the approaching August meeting on
the Monmouth Park course. Col. Fisk
has given purse of $4,000 for race of
four mile heats. Longfellow will proba-
bly, start in this race.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Bowen, the bigamist, got his pardon
prom ply from the President; but the
latter can find no time to investigate the
infamous wrong done 60 brave a soldier
as Fitz John Porter.
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GERMANY
Home Again.

BERLIN, July 22.-The North German
Gazette to-day announces that the Ger
man troops now evacuating the Preach
departments DeSomme and Seine Infer
ieure will return at once to Germany.
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MANY Of the Radical journals in ILL.,
nois have come out for Gov. John NJ.
Palmer, of that State, as the Radical
candid tie for President against Grant.
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SOMEBODY estimates that there are
about five hundred visitors at the White
Sulphur; one hundred a. the Old Sweet;
one hundred and thirty at the R0ckbridge
Alum; eighty at the Healing Springs; one
hundred and thirty at tbs Hot Springs,
and forty at the Warm Springs Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

A EUMBER Of Iowa Radical papers are
canvassing the chances of Gen. Belknsp,
Grants Secretary of War, for United
S ates Senator over both Harlan and
Allison.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

CoTToN was IN fair demand in New York
yesterday, but at lower rates, middling
closing at 205c.
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MAYOR BROWN, of st. Louis, has gone
TO Long Branch.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
The King Of TN . Future.

The King OF the Future.
LONDON, July %. The Prince of Wales
has returned from the continent. The
Princess Of Wales remains at Kissengen.
Mont Cents.
The report that q portion of the roof
of Mont Gents tunnel hsd fallen, burying
many of the workmen in the ruins, is I'M
founded.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were active in New
York yesterday, but not very strong, the
oldissue closing at Y and the new at Tie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Tbs wife Of Jay Cooke died near
Philadelphia Friday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

The Massachusetts Radicals hold their
State Convention to nominate for Gov
eInor, ETC., on Sept. "a.
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CINCINNATI.
Brisk Rivalry Between Street Rail-
roads.

Brisk Riya airy Between Street Rail-
roads.
The rivalry between the John Street
Railway and route No. 9, with reference
to western extension, resulted last night
in the former putting on three hundred
workmen, and under cover of darkness
building the road from the Brighton
House to Ernest Station, q distance of
half mile. Cars will be running to"
night.
Later-An Injunction.
A temporary injunction was granted
on the officers of the John Street Rail-
road line this evening, enjoining them
from further progress of the work COM
menCed during last night until legal hear
ing. The contest between the rival lines
promises to be lively.
The Struggle for the LOuisvIIIc
Bridge.
1T is reported to-day and believed in
Railroad circles that the troubles between
the Pennsylvania Central and OhiO-Mis-
sissippi Railway with reference to the
joint use of the Louisville bridge have
been settled in such way as to secure to
the latter road the desired privileges which
of late have been so jeoparded.
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SPAIN.
The ministerial Middle,

MADRID, July %. -Senors Sagosta and
Heiresa and Admiral TopetO, had q long
interview yesterday with the King. The
Ministerial crisis is still unsettled.
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Union AND AMERICAN.

GOLD is weak in New York, and has
declined to 111Ee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Custard, per gal, 81; Fer b AZ gal, sOc per
quart 3Oc-alwRys on hand.
Ladies' viii also be accommodated with MEAL
or LUNCH at al hours.
Orders promptly attended to. Orders for Wed.
dlngs and Parties solicited.
LADIES' Psrlor separate from the Gentlemens'.
with sn entrance fronting on Union street; every
thin newly 1tted up IN the finest and most I'M
proved style. Waters prOmps and attentive I
an prepared to furnish the Pure Cream Of The
finest quality.
z. DXARNE,
22tfsp Corner Union and Summer SITS.
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WASHINGTON.

Destructive Magazine. Explo-
sion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-23

Two lew national banks have been Or
ganized in this city and will soon go into
operation. Their names are the National
Bank of Illinois and the Cook County
National Bank. This will make nineteen
,,,;o,ol bop6o IN Hhioa0o
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READ THIs.--Mr Joseph MeNamara
has returned from New York, (orr
readers ali know whore his store is, and
has brought with him a stock of dry
goods, from which may be selected sup.
plies to suit the taste Of the most fastidi
us. Diagonals, cassimcress tweeds,
linens, drills, %cottouades. etc, etcj and
muslina, %calicos, &c, of the most aps
proved and fashionable stylei. Tn fact, a
stock that a merchant ollyo of our friend
McNamara's experience ear select.
We have examined his selections care
fully, and cencluded-well, that if ladies
and gentlemen caunot please themsclves
by calling ON Mr., Me- they can't be
satisfied any place, and-have. no money
with which to treat themselves.
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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE

THE FUTURE PROSPERITY OF THE
S0UTH.-There can be no doubt that Il
would contribute greatly TO the future pros.
perity Of this section ofshe Uuion if many
amongst rs would turn their energies and
capital in new channels Of enterprise and
business. The old roads arc clear, but they
arc worn and crowded. Blaze G new path
through the woods for yourself, young man,
and you will arrive ut the goal of success
ahead of your competitors. A striking en-
ample of the value OF Giis precept is found
in the case of Mr.. p. p. Toalc, of Charles
ton, s.. c., a plain mechanic, who Inns made
himself the head of large mandatory OF
doors. sashes and blinds.
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s e e GLE RS
UNADUGVERATED ALE AND
LiGER REER.

tGER BEER, CONTAINING CoPPE-
IL RAS ANA ALE doctorcl with Salt, Lime
and Alum, are the latest adul;era:ioos dis
covered in Ncw-YorK.
Professor Mapes Of Now-York, Analysed
the Beer from n dozen different Brcwcrics,
and all were found adultcrated with noxious
substance. 1t is said, that the sale OF Drugs
TO Brewers, is n profitable part of ;hs trade.
This is perfectly infamous Coccuius ~inrlicus
thsh berry, nux-vomica. dog buston) from
which sirychnine is obiaited, are somc &c
the dclsctab!c substances found in Dccri
These are potent poisons, and the Brewer
found using them shonil he arawnal at nncc
i'll one Of has own watts.
7. ST. am willing to be drowned in my
own watts, if any impurities should be found
in my Beer.
| shall continue to make a hcalthnut
Beverage, so that it may be drank by the
most driicatc without The leas, danger.
JOHN e. SEEGERS, Columbia, S. C..
Fer sale in %Orangeburg ny the cask or
otherwise, by MERoNEY s sam.
jan ly
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N e

A LII persons in this County are requcs-
N ted to give the JOINT SPECIAL FL.
NANCItL COMMITTEE, appointed BY the
General Assembly, ut its last session. 10 III
vestigate the finances of the State of South
Carolina, now sitting in Columbia, any and
all information in their possession as 20 the
p-rchnse of lands in this County, in the
name of and for the State, of and by whom
purchased, at what price, the amount paid,
whether in whole or in part, nnd whether
IN ~l:c'r or - past, aa;: :saaI;ieI lilies have
been given for the same. Ali communion
tions TO be addressed to the Committee.
J. b. DENNIS,
Chairman.
CoLrMnIA, S. c., April II, 1871. 100
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Magazines, &C.,
Ed. NEws.7

SOUTHERN BOYS AND GIRLs-Who
do not take Burke's Magazine for Boys
and Girls, miss a great treas. 1t is equal
in every respect to the Northern maya
zines, and far superior to any Of them in
the gndlity of its reading matter. The
April number is full of good things, aud
shows a steady Improvement. We can
not too highly. commend this magazine
to our readers. Every bog and girl in
the South ought TO take it and read it.
The terms are S. a year, or three copies
Tor So. The publishers will send speci-
men numbers free on application. APP
dress j. w. Burke & Co., Macon, Ga.
AMERICAN SUNDAY ScHooL Work.
ER.-The April number Of this Journal
holds on its course with no lcsscned
merit or ability. Sunday Schools had
better send for specimen copies of the
magazine and lesson papers. Country
Sunday Schools had better try this sys-
tenn. Publishers, j. w. Mcintyre, st.
Louis.
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sXMayE;yI
BANKER and
No. % Broad Street.
April 81. 1871.

STATE SEcunITIEs-South Carolina, old,
@75; do new, eco do, rcgist'd stock.
ex int 0,G5.
CRY SEcuRiTIEs-Augusta, Ca, Bonds,
7S@ p; Charleston, S. c. Stock, lex Or int
@50; do, Fire Loan Bonds, GO; Co.
lumbia, s.. c. Bonds, GEO.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Blue Ridge (Grs, mort
gage) GOO ; Charleston and Savannah,
@,66 (; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
@S6 Cheraw and Darlington, @S2;
Grccnvillc and Columbia, (1st mort) CESS;
do, iStatc guarantee) @G5; Northeastern,
IS @ {; Snvdnnah md Charleston, (lst
mort) @Ts; do, Estate guarantee) $50 /;
South Carolina, @1S; do, 60; Spartan
burg and Union, GDo5.
RAILROAD SToCKs-Clarlottc, Columbia
and Augusta, @40; Greer Vile and Colum-
b:a, or {; Northeastern, @l3: Savannah
and Charleston, M30; South Carolina,
(wholc %sharcs) @4U; do, (half do) @ 40
EXCHANGE. &c-Ncw York Sight, 1 off rar;
Gold, ll0@ll2; Silver, 103@
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FREsH FROM NEW YonK.-Dctcrm-

FRESH FROM NEW YonK.-Dcterm-
ined to be up with the times, and to
have something to please every body,
and every variety of taste known to our
humanity, Mr.. Geo. FL. Cornelson yisi.
ted New York a few weeks ago, and laid
in a stock Of spring goods, which, in
quality end variety, has never before
been equaled in Orangeburg. We were
shown through Mr.. C's recherche store
by Mr.. Mosely (who, by the way, has a
large hearty and found many things
that were wonders to US. Every shelf
is cranimed to ~o~erflowing. So con6-
dent that he is prepared to please every
body, Mr.. Q issues the proclamation
that s:it is no trouble to show goods"
Du5 ~ %ruvomm5ns sais ions aul ia,oru-
bly, known firm to the patronage of the
public, seems superauous. Let our rea.
ders examine Mr.. Cornelson's new ad-
vertisement, and come and see for them
selves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-22

ScHooL Commissioner Cain notifies
the Trustees of the various Townships
that they must close all public schools
by the Goth Of April, which was day
before yesterday,
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WE SEE that the present Mayor and
Alderman Of 0rangeburg, are having
vast repairs made upon the Streets Of
our Town. Beautiful sidewalks are
being laid by tho side Of every street
and alley, This is worthy Of tile highest
recommendation.
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TAX NOTICE.
UNIT ID STATES INTERNAL REyENUE

h-' -
BY virtue of q Warrant of Disiraint from
w. X. Cloutman, Esq, Collector of Internal
Revenue, I'd District of South Carolina, l
will sell at public cutlery for cash, at Totncss,
in front of the residence of w. T. Rives,
Esq, on Thursday, 10th day of May, 1871,
at ii o'clock y. N., all the interest of Jennie
l.. Tabcr in that Plantation or Tract of land
know as Pinckney Plantation, lying in Or
angcburg County, S. c., formerly belonging
to Joel Butler, containing 1900 acres. Also
the interest of jennie L. Taber in that Tract
of Land being near the Preference Planta-
ton. lying on the west side of High Hill
Creek, and formerly belonging to Joel But
Ter, containing 300 acres. Both of said
Tracts of Land being the lands derived by
The said Jennie l.. Taber by and under the
Will Of Joel Butler. Levied on rs the pro-
perty Of Jennie l.. Taber for Taxes due the
United States.
p. V. DIBBLE,
Dep'y Col. Internal Revenue,
Division Sd, Dist 9, s. c..
April 10Th, 1871-22-St
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VIZ like to have company in our
osicc but it is strictly against the rules
of printing Offices 70 read tile copy on
the cases. Aud that is a privilege Al
lowed to mono but those CONNECTED with
our pfice. Our friends will please re-
nlember this.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-22

NOTICE. --- The COpartncr-
IN SHIP lately existing between DR.. b.
MANLY SIIULER and the UNDERSIGNED,
under the Firm Name of DUKES 4 SHu-
LER. was DISSOLVED on the Both day of
March last, by the death of DR.. Shulcr. All
persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will
make PAYMENT, and all persons having
DEMANDS against the said FIRM will pre-
sent the same, properly attested, 10 the I'M
dersigned, or to Dir. a. G.. DUKES, ut the
place of business of the said Firm.
j. W. III. DUKES,
apl bit Survivin e Partner.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-22

WE call attention to advertisement of
Mr.. j. w. Jamison in this issue. Mr.
Jamison is well known to our readers
and neees no commentator from us.
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0RANGERURG, .. G
y. 81 7. r..
COauNHESIA, So. Ca.

j. 81 II. r.. AGN
COAuNKESdA, So. Ca,
IhPOR TER md DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND. DOMESTIC HARD
Il ware, Cutlery. Guns. Plantation Tools,
blacksmith and Carpenters Tools, lIouse
Builders Hardware, Bar Iron, Biloxi Steel.
Cast, German and Blister Steel. Plow MouIds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS mGreat Varie-
ty ut less than CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Earnishes AMI Window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES, con
sisting Of the largca: and best assorted Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour, Molasses,
Salt, Tobacco, Raw and Refined Sugars, fse
Teas, fresh Canncd Fruits and Fish. Soaps,
Candies, Flavcring Extracts, and all other
Goods usually kept ina First Cinss Grocery
Store, including Fine Whiskey, Choice 0iira
brandy, Holland Gin, Choice Wines. Cali
fornia Champagne and II splendid stock of all
qualities Cigars and Smoking Tobacco.
Prices guaranteed as Low as The Lowest,
and n call Solicited for purchasers.
j. x I. r.. AGNEW.
JOHN AHNET, Columbus. s. c..
TllOS. II. AGNEW, New York.
Jan SIN
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"a FAMlIY Wlrl,our vnE NnwsrA

xArAMlL 0ITbOuT II
FEHs-Eothing presents d sadder com
mentary upon the present unhealthy
condition of our once loved and prospo-
rous country than the large number of
families both in the city and country,
but more especially in the latter, that
subscribe to no paper of any kind.
Hundreds aud thousands of families are
thus growing up in utter ignorance of
what is daily transporting in the world
around them-ignorant Of the mighty
events of to day.
But who can tell the vast amount of
injury that is being inflicted upon the
rising generation-those who are to take
our places in the brsy world at no dis.
tant daY--growing up without any
knowledge of the present, the past or
any study of the future ; aud this igno-
rance, too, being imbued into them by
the sanction Of; those who should aud
doubtless do, know better, did they only
think of the injurious effects Of their in.
ssas course. Let the. head of every
FIRMLY think of this and place in the
hands of those for whom he is response
BILE, tho means Of acquiring a thorough
lkuoWledsc Of the moving panorama in
which we enact our PARTS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-22

Lerea-EAaIRi! gs.auR!tI--ses
the new advertisement of Capt. John A.
Hamilton. The arrival of extra aud
family flour, from Georgia and North
Carolina, is announced in it. A new
supply of sugars, %coiFccs, potatoes, choice
navy pocket tobacco, &C., has also jus,
been received ~ Captain Hamilton;
and to add to the other inducements OF
feredat the Court House Store, u re-
duction in the prices of the above arti.
cles has been made.
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See tax notice of Mr.. P. Y. DibLle.

THE contents of the Drug Store of
Dukes and shuler, VII be sold at pub
lie auction o. the 9th Of. May next. See
notice in another column.