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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22

South C:rolii!a.-ln Bankruptcy.
IN TIE MATTER or SAMUEL COHEN,
IN pursuance Of all order to me directed
as Assignee, | viii sell ut tie store Of said
Samuel Cohen, a; or near O. ymr!.viiie, New
berry County, ut puhiic onlcrv, Oh the
TWENTY-TI!IRD OF FEBRUARY, at !"
O'CLOCK, t! G following Real E-tatr: Ali
that tract or plantation ot.aId, continuing
Ore Hundred AID TWENTY-FIVE Acres, bc the
same more o: less, lying on the Road Lead
ing 70 Columbia, adjoining la,rIS at this
tire belonging to Willie Ruff, on the North
side, JOHN Glyrph, ca the South side, and
on the West side Of the Co.nnbia Road,
purchased by said Samuel Cohen from
Ephraim Suhcr, March 9th, 4. D. 1870,
Recorded Registers Office, Nrwiicrrv Coan-
t., Book ?. p, pages 9l and o.. Also al!
that tract or plantation containing Sixty
fonr Acres, more or less, lying on the Co.
lu'abia Road from HcmLcr>on's Ferry, and
on waters Of Broad River, adjoining lands
at this time belonging 70 Ephraim Subcr.
:. Cohen a"l John G!y!nph, purchased
from +. Suber, October s, 4. b. 1870, as
vii. more fully appear By pl:;S which will
be exhibited at sale, made hy T.. ?. Jones,
Surveyor. Tie Two tracts above having
been incorporated into one, will be sold as
a whole, together with tie Sore and Dwell
ing and all other buildings thereon.
A: the same time and place, will sell all
the Stock in Trade, Cattle, Mules AID other
personally Of the said Estate.
TprmS-(',Sl Purchaser 10 nav 4 ASSuncc
for papers and stamps.
BENJAMIN MANTOUE,
Feb. s, 6--3t Assignee.
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SBERIFF'S SALE.

Ei <aniry writS Of Fjcri FaciaS 10 me di-
rrc,el, will Sell 1T New wbcrry Cour, House,
on the First Monday in March next, the
following property, viz:
tbo"; 500 lbs. seed cotton. Levied ON
as the property OF D. II. Wcr,<, 1T the sui,
OF Henry llal:acre +,
60 acres Of land. more or less, bounded
bv isn&S OF Iet. Gailmln and others, at the
suit oi TIE SAFE Us. Myram CGnch, for
Tan Is
o. acres OF Land, more or less, bounded
BY lands OF Anderson We:t<, d. Livingston
and others, ut the SGit Of the State Us. NJ.
d. kinard, for Tax. ~
2"A acres Of land, more o. less, bounded
by lands OF Mrs. + A. Pay<iuscr, Samuel
Chapman, t: sl. Levied on at toe suit Of
the STATE v<. Margaret k;nard, for Tax. +4
20 acres Of land, more or less. bounded
by lands Of pc:":ci1 Bowers, 4. Y. Ea!ow,
e. II. at Tie suit o.: the State, ct al IS. james
Wood ~
- acres OF Land, more or less, bounded
By lands Of Jarrett Sin;.h, William Bishop
ct Al, AZ the <l;; Of Ike Safe VS.. Charlo,t"
Peas. -
loo acres Of ia:l a.orc or less, bounded
:'y lands o: E>t Of Lotion johnson, Jarrett
Saith. Lcnurl Oxurr. ct ii. 1T tie Suit of
the SAFE vs.. Lewis VI. Jones, Admir-, for
Tax -
$50 acres Of lard, more or less, hounde,,
by lands OF Ro''rrt Lindsay. Hrs. Watkins,
TI:oS. Ncc!, 7. J. I.'p>coni,. !. II. Williams
ct a, at the Sait ot the STAKE vs. Estate of
J. ". Ropp, dec j, for Tx. Il
o. acres Of land, more or less, bounded
by lands Of : allie KjA;r,l, q G.. D"WA!t, G,
al. Also, , horses, > COWS, 81 bushels corn,
; H.orc or ,rS$, j."j Us. :oI:rr. more or less,
Household aui Kitchen Furniture, at the
sui OF Lang Ion {. Killer vs. john P. HI.
| u4rd, Jr. I;
Terms "f Sale-C,<i,.
T!IH> ". HAY$JNGER, S. &c.
r,:r : ,;-.r
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Notice Of Sale,

b. virtue @hd authority Of the las: will
testament Of james y. Brooks, deed, will
sell to the highc>, bidder, at public outcry
at Newberrs Court House, 5. C., or the 9TH
day Of March, A. D. 1871, the following
lands belonging TO tie estate Of tie said
James Y. Brooks, decd, to wit:
The tract known as the ''Drown Place
situated i'll NeMhc'ry County, S. g., con.
tanning 295 S-lu acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands CT \. f. Rhodes, Abra.
ham Wicker, and others.
And the tract known as the "IIogg Place. .
situate in same County. con tanning 253; acres
more or less. and bounded by lands Of Joseph
Caldwell, John Darby, DR.. j. W. McCan,S
and others.
The same 10 be rcSold L: the risk of former
purchasers.
Terms of Salc-Onc third cash, and hal
ancc in one and two years with interest from
day of sale, and 70 be secured with bond and
mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to
pay for papers and stamps. Plats to be ex-
hibited On day Of sale
K. MOORMAN,
Ex'or of James N Brooks, decd.
Feb. Is. st
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Ordinance.
To Raise Supplies &C., for tie Torn
Of NeuJerry:

To Raise Supplies &C., for tie Tom
Of Ne~Jerry:
Be it Ordained ~ the Intendant anG
Wardens Of ~ Town Of Newberry in Coun
ell assembled, That the following Ordi
nance be respected and collected accord
saEly by the CLERK ard Treasurer, viz:
Fifty cents on every Hundred dollars col,
leeted by Insurance Agents,
One dollar per head on all mules or
horses sold within the incorporate limits.
One dollar on every carriage, buggy or
wagon, or other vehicle drawn b. one
kosse or mule for 1871.
Two dollars Or every carriage, buggy,
wagon or other vehicle drawn by two horses
OF mules foc 1871
Five dollars on every dray, cart or wag-
90 drawn by one horse or mule for 1871
Tor hire
Ten Dollars on every cart, dra7 or wagon
drawn by two horses or two mules for 1871
for hire.
All itlnerant traders shall be made to
pay to the Honorable Council within ncor-
perate limits, five dollars per day for sales
on public or Town Conncil premises
THOMAS N. PAYSINGER,
Feb 1871 Inteudant.
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SEERIFF'S SALE.
tx pari7 lI'rTy Ila!iacrc, adn'r of cSta
Il. I. Mn!latl. tl.--rc,itinn 10 Sell

tx pari7 lIrrTy lla!iacrc, ad,a'r of estate
Il. t. M"N1,.--rr,i,on TO sell
l":!! sell OF tic frs, Monday in March
next, the following no;cS, hc;on.iug to the
'>:alc OF X. &. Mrtlnit, deceased, VIZ: !
note on j. : Ruff $7g 50: ! on W. W.
Griffith. $. one Oh d. u. Stone, 500 |
on d. /. Livingston. $50: on Is. W. John.
son, Si9l | on I. y. X j. N. Kinard, for
one haic clean cotton: on II. G.. G.. Gall
man. 5000; on Edward 7. liur!cc, $50:
! on j. i. FUl'acr, go ; on LangGon =.
StocAma!. so; on Wm. y. Rutherford,
5000; ! Oh }. T.. Cohyld, :luu; ! on Thos.
W. Thompson. $5G2 Uj other OF T. W.
Thompson, S2l5 3? credit Jan. j., 1869,
So. Terms OF SJ.e cash.
I. NJ. FAl>lNGER, 5. y. c.
Feb. Ii, 7-3:.
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Sewing Machines.

HEREAFTER these valuable machines,
so necessary to The comfort OF every family,
will BE kept for s,le at the Book<,orc.-
Warranted to give satisfaction. Call and
examine.
Subscriptions received to al the Lad cs
Magazines, viz: Cooley, Frank Leslie. Dem.
crest, Peterson, Lady's Friend, Die Mvdeu,
welt, and others. Subscribe &; oncc.
ANY book that may be wanred by ary
person, if not on hand, will be procured aud
sold at Publishers prices. vt the Book.
store, Newberry.
JOHN 4. CHAPMAN.
JAZZ. 4 lit:
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NETDEREY. S c. LAn. 16- Isl

NEWBEREY. 5 c., jan. 16, 1871.
MIR. p l.. McCACGllRIN.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your enqu Try as
to the merits Of the Carolina Fertilizer and
other Gusnos, purchased from Carwilc 4
NcCauShrin last Spring, amounting in all to
about ten Ions, | take pleasure in making
the following statements:
On 6 acIcs upland. light, sandy soil. I
used 2J1 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer per acre. and
gathered from each, 1900 lbs. seed cotton or
l3 500 lbs in all
On Is acres upland, of the same kind of
soil, used Guano's in about the same pro.
portion. aud made from this field about /;
bales lint c"tton per acre. or 81 bales in ali,
each weighing over 400 HIS.
For the preparing and cultivation Of these
lan'iS l followed the snmc plan rs recon-
mcnded in my report on Cotton 10 the Agri-
cultural Society, in Columbia, on OH Ny.
1859.
| also believe, from my past experience in
the use of Fertilizers, that they are profitable
with Cotton a. 10 to l2,c. per b., and viii
pay at these prices at least 100 pvr cent. on
a,uuInt invested
Very Respectfully,
JOHN ?. KtNa2D.
Jan. Is, 4-3m
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$50 Tons Fertilizers.
ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE,

100 Tons Genuine Peruvian Guano, direct
from tie Peruvian Government Agent.
100 Tons Soluble Pacific.
so Tons Baughs' Raw Bone.
$50 Tons Carolina Fertilizer.
50 Tons Compound Acid Phosphate for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
All of which sell at the !nanufucturer's
prices, with expenses added. For approved
paper or City Acceptance, time sales will
be made On reasonable terms.
Csrwile 4 McCanghrin sold 500 TONS OF
the owe last spring, and can safely refer
those who have not used any of the above
TO my friends aud customers who have.
beg TO call attention to q few certificates
from practical farmers as to their expe.
rience. Ii l thought it necessary / cou'd
publish any number Of certificates from tho
largest and most successful planters in .l,e
County, who have purchased largely Of The
old firm for the past fuar years.
ROb!Al l.. AcCAIGHRlN.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to
all persons holding demands against the cs.
tate of JOHN y. FLOYD, deceased, to pre-
sent the same forthwith 10 her attorneys,
Messrs. Fair, Pope & Pope, at Ncwbcrry
G. H., s. c. All persons indebted to sai!
estate will make payment o: the same 10
her said attorneys at once, and thereby
save costs. The estate will be settled at an
carly day. AMELIA 4. FLOYD,
Adn''x Est. of John y. Floyd, deed.
Feb. !, SIT.
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SiIENlFt'S SALE

By virtue OF i Wri, OF Ficri Facias to m,
d!!ec;cd, will sell on the Is, Monday il
March next. n Ncwbcrry Court House, Fou
il9o) Hundred acres OF Land more or less
bounded By lands Of Atwood Conncrly Poll,
S;oci,nan and Others. Levied on as the pro
perry or j. W. llarmaa y, the suit of Deca
iur D. Simpson and o;hcr>yS J. W. lIarman
Terms cash.
TNnNASM. PAISlNGEH, S. &C.
Feb 1873
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A Stock Of Clothing, Hats
CENTS FUaNi:EIiSG GOODS
AT
ULEss THAN CosT.r

\ RARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK
IN TIE BUSINESS. 4 fresh ard we'll So
lrc'ed stock Of CLOTHING, HATS and
Gents FURNISHING GOODS, ,occth,r
With the 81 ORE FIXTURES and Lease of
one OF the most desirable business stands in
The city OF co:ni:b:a-pl oprr:y Of Inc l.te
". J. Hoke- is rcw oil; red for sic At =
sacrifice, IN order TO close the business,
rartles desiring 20 treat f.r TIE purchase Of
same, will call Or Of address the son Ct tho
late proprietor. MIKE H0Er
Fct. ], 5-,f:
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The capital stock ofthis Bank is now 5000 OO,.
an OF which he's been paid in. and confirmed By
the Comptroller of the Currency. Authority ha.
aiso been receiy ed for further increase to the
amount ofs5 '.0Jn, OF Which over s20.0w has al.
ready been taken. Persons wishing to make an
investment should spply without delay. The
surplus Fund is now S6.M0, or three per cent
upon its stock.
The Caroii"a National Bank ;ssuca certii-
cates OF depo.it. bearing interest at the rate of
seven per cent. per annum. This f=sture Of its
business makes it practically
\ SAVINGS BANK.
and attention is called to the fact TINT the fety
of these deposits. as well all others. are guar
aantecd by the whole capital of the Bank.
NO safer mode Of temporary investment is offered
TO the pubic than this-the deposits being
psyaolc on demand or on short notice. Deposits
OF any amount received either in currency or
com. and payable in the same. Interest will be
psid al ne end Of each six months. should de-
posts remain beyond that !eusth of time.
IGolumbia, 5. e., January IS, 1871.
Feb. l. 5-3m
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NEWBHE:Y. {. C. Jan II 1ST

NEwnsE"r, S. C., Jan. II, 1871.
AR. 2. l.. NcrAvGi:r.X.
DEAR SIR: ! n-rt. one ton of the Carolina
Fertilizer last year, aml can C rti(y that it
more than doubled the crops wherever ap.
piled. prefer it TO the Pacific Guano, and
Shall use. more Of the Carolina this year
than az other Fertilizer.
Respectfully,
NN y CiIp
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A Pocket Book

Containing mon,y las bcen found, which
the loser csn have b: proving the same,
and paving TIE cost 2f Advertising. Apply
at this Office.
Feb Is, 7-&:.
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Cotton for GuanO.
$1,000 PREMIUM!

$1,000 PREM1CM.
We propose selling limited quantity of
eae Guanos for Midiling Cotton ut Is cents,
aeavered at planters nearest depot, by 1st
November next.
We also Offer the magnificent premium OF
u 900 for the best yield from our Guanos.
For particulars apply to our nearest Agent,
% address Us for Circular.
WILCOX, GIBBS < CO.,
Importers and Dealers in GuanoS,
CAarleston, S. c Savannah and Augusta Ga.
Feb 1877 limo.
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AUG. SMITH has opened a SHOP near
the depot. on the road TO Helena, and will
do all kinds of Blacksmith work, which is
respectfully solicited. Jan. IS. 4-tf
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NgTBEaRT, S. c. Jan. lG, 1871,

- NL DENhL, ,. = JaII. 10, IoII.
MR.. + l. McCAUGHEiN.
DEAR SIR: | purchased from Carwile &
Mclaughlin, last Spring, two Ton, Carolina
Fertilizer, which | used upon light sandy
land At aboHt one hundred and twenty i've
lbs. tl25 Ibs.) to the acre, and am convinced
that it doubled the crop even with the dry
season that experienced at my place, and I
can safely say that the free use of good Fer
tlizer> will pny as an Investment with co,>
ton at 10 to l2c.
JOHN z. LAKE.
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FOR SALE.

4 fine young Horse, gentle and kind in
harness.
The above will be sod on reasonable
terms. Apply to W. II. WEBB.
Feb. !, SIT.
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JOHN z. LAKE.
EEWBEsRY S. c., Jan. 18, 1871.

NEWBERRY -. L., Jan. ~, 1871.
Mr.. R. L. McCAUGIIRIN.
DEAR SIR: Ny opinion Of the use Of Fer
tiizcrs, and the rcsul; Of 42 Tons purchased
of Carwile & McLAushrin las, spring. is that
the free use of good Fertilizers year after Year
will add greatly to the value Of the lund and
Will pay handsome dividend as An invest
ment. cannot 60 into details, but as an
instance: have land at my home place that
years ago it took 20 acres to make 8 bales
Of cotton, now, after the free use of FertIli-
zcrs for three years, will produce l2le o.
cotton Of 400 lbs. TO each acre, and some Of
it moro, and last year acres of it yielded
160 bushels Wheat. The last Two seasons I
have purchased from your firm, some 70
Tons Fertilizers, and can Recommend the
Carolina Fertilizer, Pacific Guano and Baughs
Raw Bone, all Of which believe TO be excel
lent manurcs and fully up 20 wba' they a1c
represented TO be.
Yours rcspcc fully,
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Last and Final Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the old firm Of
ABRAMS, GRIFFIN & HAKGROVE, will
take due notice OF this and save anY further
trouble and expense. We mus, have cur
DUES. ABRAMS / IETTS.
jan. 1, III
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Boarding House to
Rent.

. The House fo,merl; occupied by Mr:
Dr.. Thompson will be rented on reasonable
terms. App'yt to
D. MOWER.
Fei. Is, 7--;;.
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The Best Cotton Seed

THE undersigned offers for sale Two
Hundred Bushels Of his improved SCHCN-
PERT COTTON SEED, delivered at New
berry Depot or Frog Lcre! Depot, at 81 per
bushel. Persons wanting my seed will fur
nish sacks to B. J. Ranagc, my agent at
Depot, to send 10 me for Seed The Seed
will be returned 10 my agent, and to be
paid for Oh delivery at Nrwbprry Depot.
JESSE SCHCMPERT,
Frog Level, s. G..
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Special and Particular

ALL persons indebted to me are request.
ed 10 make Immediate payment. BY doing
so 1t once they will save COSTS.
u. FOOT.
Jan. Is, 3-tf.
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We, the undersigned. certify that we have
tried the improved SCuCMPERT COTTON
SEED, and find them to be superior to anv
Seed we ever used, in productiveaess and
superior quality Of the lint.
JOHN p. kinard, Newton Cross,n.
l.. {. klhIer, d. ". I. KILLER.
Vim. II. Kinard, Henry Whitmire
Feb. S, G-Gt-
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IN TIE MATTER or SAMUEL COHEN

United States Gf America. district Ct
South C:ruiina.-In Bautruotrv
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Blacksmith Shan,

Jan. Is, 3-tf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
LATEST FROM
The Return OF President Grant Flu,,er IN
Official Circles The BoutweiL pleason,ou
Difficulty Discussed In Cabinet NIee.yng J..
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM To TIE n1an

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The return of the
President was unexpected excepting TO a
very few who were confidentialy advised
that a Cabinet meeting would be held to-
day.
There was quite q nutter in official cir
cles when the fact became known. Early
IN the day n note was sent from the Execu-
tive mansion to each of the Departments
notifying heads thereof that q Cabinet meet
ing would be held at noon. It was more
fully attended than any that has been held
since the adjournment Of Congress.
Notwithstanding the reticence, on the
subject of the Revenue Commissionership,
it is known that the difficulties between
Boutwell, and Pleasonton were earnestly
discussed the former asserting very
promptly that be must be supported In ex-
ercising his official functions as head of the
Department. Pleasonton will in all proba.
bility be removed this week. 1t is!not def.
nitely known who will succeed him, though
Douglas is considered as the most probable
appointment. He is last named.
Owing to the quiet n In which
Grant returned, he was successful in flank
ing all parties anxious for interviews on
official business and for other purposes.
AS it Is his intention to return to Long
Branch tonight, not many will have an op-
%portunIty to see HIM,
During the session of the Cabinet it was
decided to appoint M. Brunot, late one Of
the Indian commissioners, to be Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs, vice Parker. 1t Is
also understood that Chas. Francis Adams,
late Minister to England, will be appointed
arbitrator under the treaty at Washington.
TREDEGAs,
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COM ERCIAi..
CoEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, 1
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. l, 1877.

CoER AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. L, 1871
- 81" ..8&-.. oFFEHNGs.
Wheat White, alas bushels. Red, 1900 bush
Corn.-white, 2o4 bushels. Mixed, 1872 bushels.
Oats.-6l2 bushels.
RE. rs bushels.
Brdn.- SO bushels.
Wheat White total, 2 2ss bushels at 81 80 TO
choice S1.55 Tor prime; $1.5t@ @ ST. for very gooG
si:ss Or Various grade grades Of c$inmSn
Wheut.-Red-totsl, 3 $50 bush ls-at 8l.573 70
ch'ee sL5s for prigs 81 So9t1ss for ye5y god !
Cora.-W hite. 204 bushels very good at Sac
a GnIa a 80 nu Slsas prime az 5 sac ;or nr,,0e new 4oc
for very good new 42c. for common new.
Rye -2s buchels Common a. co..
BrGn.- So bushels at &c. per pound. .
RE-ExuIBITED.
Hheat.- White, 2ts bushels. Red, ST.! bushels.
OaS.-2s bushels.
The offerings of Wheat Gil Change today were
10 G4 bushels against 10, $50 bushels on the cor
responding date of last year, and lo,o27 bushels
on tie corresponding day tTuesday, August q OF
the same gear.
The market TO. day was rather irregular, the
s!eadiness and uniformity which has recently
characterized 1t having been somewhat broken
through by some sellers maniresting y disposition
to demand an advance.
There was a better feeling In Corn. Oats In fair
demand without change.
The prices Of grain on Change On the CORE
spending days Of last year weio:
medt.-Whlta, prime, el.sO. Red, very good,
$l.e5.
CDrn.-White, prime, f1.TL
Onts.-Eew prime 4.3c.
Rye-Very good, csc.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From England.

From England.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT-PRoGREsS OF
THE CHOLERA, &C.
LONDON, August 1.-The vote Of censure
on the Queens message in relation to the
allowance OF Prince Arthur has been de-
feated in the House OF Lords. The Gov
eminent has been defeated in the House on
an amendment to the election bill.
There is growing uneasiness over the
nrooress of the cholera. 1t has not passed
the confines Of Russia BY the regular route,
and all possible precautions are being
taken and regulations to prevents its pro-
! gre,s by sea adopted, though some cases
have appeared at Hull. which is on the line
of south immigration from North Germ5.ny
to America. ...s
The aldermen have met at Guild Halland
granted six months leave of absence TO
Recorder Gurmay to act as commissions
under the Washington treaty.
From Turkey.
TIE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 1.-The publica-
ton of the Turkish newspaper has been
stopped by the Government ia consequence
of M attack upon the Pope Ia its columns.
From Rome.
THE ROMAN ELECTIONS.
ROME, Aug. 1.-The election in the Ro-
man States was apatneuc, tWo-thirds oil
the voters abstainlDg from voting. The
moderate candidates are generally success
full.
From England.
PRINCE ARTKUR's CHOLERA
THE RACES, sc, =. ~.
LONDON, Aug. l.-Prince Arthurs pen.
sion OF Gl5,O 900 per annum having, passed
both houses of Parliament, has received
the royal assent. 80.
But one case of cholera. has appeared ~
Hull. and steps have been taken TO locahze
the disease. 60
bloomington" won tlae Brighton, STAKES,
.tStockton" coming out second, and 'def-
trude" third. ~.
Marshal Bazaine is ia London
THE CHOLERA IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-I'hs cholera hss aP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-02
PORT OF RICHMGNp, AUGUST l, 1871.
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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk. mer-
chandEse and passengers, /. T.. Tatum IL u.
schooner Maggie -. Chadwick, -, Boston.
ice, A.G Babcock.
Schooner 5. Fl. Sam ole. Sample, pig iron.
Schooner Auaie Eicgini., -, Rapp4haEaock
grain. P-lmer, Aartso"k& Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyancke. Boarue, Few York, mcr-
chand!se and passengers, Johu W. Wy.r.
Steamer George Il. Upton. Roberts. New YORK,
merchandise ard passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packed Company.
stealncr PAlisadc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers, G. !; Currie.
Schooner p. &. Smyih Jones, Baltimore, MGR
chaud,s Cnrtls Il Parker.
Schoouer Yankee Doodle, NJ .ulSberry. New
York, via James river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
WEST POINT, Aug. 1,-Arrived, ttesmer Ad
miral, Reyb0ld. Baltimore. merchandise snd
passengers, York River Railroad 3om psnH and
sailed on return.