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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Saturday, April %, lS71-
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Saturday, April %, lsT-
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship St Mary. Hawthorne. for Roekport via
Galveston and lndionOla
Steamship Cen Meade, Sampson, for New York
British steamship Atlas, Rose, for Havre
Bark Murray, Jr, burlington, for Boston
Italian bark Concettina, Moretto, for Malaga and
Bark Paramount, Norris. for Boston
Spanish brig Carolina, Alsna. for Barcelona
!. ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Lady Blessington, Adams, from Liverpool Feb
Ship Northampton, Mclean, from Liverpool Feb
q, to Meeker, Knox &co-4th district
bark s...4 tS say: aa
land, q Fernandez leo-2d district r T
Schooner Linda nd sSss days from Yer" Cruz in
Schooner Helena, Hunter. days from Mobile to
Z TramOntana-2d district P
TowBoATs.
Equator, Warren, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 25th instant, ships VIM d Reid and
Virginia, and bark Tidal Wave-Brought mp
ship Lady Blessington, baFf Numancia and
Rochester, Germain from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th instant, barks Jaruco and Ru.
neberg. and brig Eva-Bro1ght up ship North
Perry, Sturtevant. from the Passes-Went down
hght-BrOught Up schooner Helena
Peytons. Taylor, from Louisville. with bsrges
STEAMBOATS,.
Bannock City. Posey, from Lower Coast.
TahleQuah. Dalferes, from LIOckport.
Frolic, Reynaud. from Donaldsonville.
Natchez, feathers, from Vicksburg.
John Moore. Boardman, from Shreveport.
Lo0nidas, Maratta. from Cincinnati.
Louise, Hopkins. from Mobile.
Virginia, Schultz from Kvansville
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81 81 81 i;1Ssov; - ssit 5 s. $50, 90.
u r - 1iSa ~ 10 reeeeding year
p Is 4: xaV6e G1ooGlgence.
~ Hz6s AptnN,yP. M-Bar
- n1hee eAl1.
e, k1sala IT Bienville and Cortes;
3 -. "A Ae ghs; ississ
ri; kss.,nsAip Clinton, i s:4o r.
S6G 1nnstars from lndiAnOla via
q ~. 81 Q. 8. Whitnoy & Co.
April weather clear and
NJ 611ng steadily: Passed mp:
~ re- RI III night; Mollie Ebert ct
Md 0ngio Silver and Continen-
Z; ~ E.M. Rhesed doR: Pargoud ct 2
B - r. 3. Ia - s r. NJ Weather clear
u Z u r 800 Riv6e h1ling steaGily.
y Gnoy ApeH 9R-Westher chang
ai.sssnI showers. The nonSn.
2 with six feat In the
;cul April ae-Alrivsd: City Of
Il =, lfem yicksbuIg; City Of Alton,
y: 0x1eons; and Mary r. Poe, from
River stationary. Weather
leaeont;
H q it4s' 3 no non ' xrL ,s riv n
~ q 1rfIsan Il fhom Nashvill0. De-
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EYR GLASSES. ETC.,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus
TONERS that he has reopened ct the shove named
location. His stock being entirely new, his goods,
consequently. are al Of the Latest styles and are
warranted to BE- equal to anything In the market
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost any other house in tho city, and being In
favor Of quick returns and ANAL profits, he win
guarantee bargains to AL customers. Como and 80
his goodA
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the very best
manner and ut the shortest notice. Qc23 6m IT'D
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C0NSTABLES' SALES.

Joseph Graz ". Mr.. Graz anA Katho-
rine Aull, his wife-Third Justice Of the Peace.
parish Of Orleans, No. zoos.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF YIRRI PACIAs TO
ID me directed BY the Hon. John 2. Aoutamat,
Third Justice Of the Peace in and for the parsh Of
ON WEDNESDAY, Msy1 10. ls7l, 1t twelve O'Clock
NJ at my warehouse, No. % Exchange Ally, the
following described property, to wit
One lot Of FURNITURE.
One lot Of New and Second hand CLOTHING
Seized in tho above entitled and numbered emit,
~ per inventory deposited at my once. /.
WILLIAM WEEKS,
: apps my5 10 Constable Third Justice Court
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MA si! A; Lys;: =: = T. sshS dses q.
il y 5ss :; ssex xo. 81 = ana 81
pr ynTU1 or rive. AIl1ss WAITS o.
~ ~, ae1i hciss e me directed y u IN
: :sa =. re .s s.Si'h GSs sssh g
ss s ana az ssSsss. 4 s.,s
D:se. e q the city, q Ny
o. ISL. 1T twelve O'Clock T., tho following do
T%o PEI ssTF1 e LOIS OF oRouD together
with III the buildings and1mprovements thereon,
situated in the fsubourg Psis1e, in the city and
city Of New Orleans. and square number twelve,
per plan annexed to an act or partition between
ss e. bp
SQUARE ss 'f L bounded 81 Tclsdsno Hasssine and
designated BY the numbers twenty three and
twenty -four, and adjoin each other, and meaeure,
each. thirtytwo feet four inches font on ToleSano
Said property was acquired BY purchase from
csssy mott. eot11 y1 pubic. dated jnne isss
Seized in the shove suits a. belonging to John
Page. one Of defendants herein.
TeYms-Cash on the spot
.pss myls - Sheriff Of the Pazish Of 01leenA
James }. OsElara W. r. Sullivan seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. No.
06U.
by VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FrER1 rACrAs, TO
u mo directed BY the honorable the Seventh
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to eel at pub
lie auction. ct the Merchants and Auctioneers Rx-
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom
house streets in the aecond District Of this city
TUESDAY May 90 1871, ct twelve O'Clock Il, the
following described property to witt
the buildings and improvements thereon, situated
in the Fourth District Of this city, in the square
Tor Sslis) and Jacobs Tor Freret) T., being
known Is lots numbers eleven and twelve, adjoin,
ing each Other and measuring each twenty.nine
dred feet in depth between parallel lines; lot
ber Twelve forming the corner Of Fourth and Lo-
Gust Tor S0lis) streets
Being the aame property acquired by the defend
ant by purchase per act passed before W. Nee.
Jones, notary public, dated April 5, 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash ON the spot
c. 8. 6AUTINKr,
ara my1e % 0eh1Ei6 Of tho Parish Of Or1eons.
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Land for Sale. ~.
BY D. G. PEIXCTTO e SON.
United States of America,pia l.
SOUTH OAROLIHA DYSTRTuT.

FOURTH CIRcUrT-IH EoUTrY. s..f
Abram Van Buren, and 8. Angelica, his r-;f.
ct al, us. John Peter Brown. et ol. 80
RY virtue OF an order OF the Court in this
- case, viii offer for sale, nc public outcrv'
on the FRS T MONDAY In November. i87i. nf
Coiumbia, at not less than the appraised prices
be!ow stated, the following parcels of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called "Bie Lake. n
situate. lying and being in the County Of
Richland, in said State, on the Conrsree
River, about eight miles below Columbia. con.
tanning about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised st twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation has been divided
into two trscts, Of nearly equal quantit,. by
the road running through the plantation from
the main public road to the OonRaree River.
and the tracts will be sold separately. ~
ALso,
Ali that PLANTATION, called ..shiver ~
lying in same County and State, about eight
cen miles below Columbia. containing thirteen
hundred acres, more or less, and appraised
at ten Thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth cash; balance
upon a credit OF one, two and three YEAR.
with the bonds.of tho purch ssere, bearine q in.
terest at the rate Of seven per cent, PAYABLE
annually, secured by mortgage Of the lands.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
Bald lands may be purchased ut private sale
on application to the und ndersigned, at Sumter
8. G. J. g. G. RIGHAHDsON
Oct 8 Special Referee.
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MRMPMs, November Cotton inac4
fiyeA-mtddltng 17k; Q receipts . 8, 266
I; Salss; sso ESeipss # the week ,e55; sales
NEW OaLsAss, November s.-Flour
firmer-sursrfine 6 O0@6 %; double
q. 1906 81; treble 7.00C97,75. Corn in
fair demand mixed 6l(088; white 30.
Pork scarce, at Is. rs. Bacon scarce. at
6H@0A; hams sdull--sugar-cured 1900
IL. Lard dull and lower-tierce 10Y:
keg liz. Sugar in good demand.
common 75s@72z; good Common 8:
fair 1OL@lOaz; good fair to strictly
prime 1l@1l1d. Molssses lower. at
gH(962]e; prime to ohoice 54(057%.
Wht,iskey dull, ut ,98@1 G21s. Coffee
dull and nominal-fsir 18M@l9; good
19A(9I9A; prime 2002OX. Cotton
Weah-m,ddling. 1875; reo.ipts 6.484
oaies; sales y. 400; stock 68. 673: receipts
OF the week 81 ,553; sales &c, 900.
LONDON. November 3-Noon.-Con-
sols 80. Bonds 9l1s.
FRANKFoRT, November 3.-Ronds
9656. o'o'
LIVERPOOL. November 3-3 P. M
Cotton opened steady but is now dull
uplands 91a; Orleans 93z; shipping a.
New Orleans 956; sales TO-DAY 10 00l
oaiss; OF the week 10000; speculation
lo,O ,Oo0; export $4,000; stock $1,000,
whereof American is III, 900; receipts of
the week $4,000, whereof American il
IL, 600; actual exports 14,OOO; stock
alioat 369, ZOO, whereof American is
$1,000.
PARIS. November 3.-Rentes 58f. 45c.
LIVERPOOL. November 3-Evening.-
Cotton closed dull-uplands 9%; Orleans
"a. Manchester advices less favorable.
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, moLAssEs, ,CuDa, ,35uA5U
| Now Ori'ns 8OW9O

MoLAssEs, ,CuDA, 35ul5U
New OrI'ns 8UGt9O
Sugar H'se.. GOM9u
NAILS, 81 Kegs 5OQoB 20
ONIONS. Bbus1 5OQ1l IS
OIL, kerosenu,g Il 35@45
Machinery. 1901 10
SPECIE, Gold QDl 12l
Silvor..... 06lO7
PoTAT's, Iris1 5Ottl2 90
Sweet, bus 75601 OU
RIoE, Carolina ID 9,ulO
SHOT, $bag. 75@3 10
SALT, Liverp.20U@02 10
SOAP, Bib,. .71@1U
SPIRITS, Alcohol,gl 90
Brandy . a OO012 90
Gin 20 00@6 W
Hum. q OU@7 90
Whiskey.. Il 95QS4 90
SUGAR, Crus il P15@l6
BrOwn........ .120D14
STARCH, $ h. :. 85@lO
LEA, Grecn it1 00@2OO
Black, IL 00@l 10
TOBACCO, Chw. COOL 0U
Smoking, ID. .5O@1 OH
VINEGAR, Wine, .50@60
French. al 90
WINE, Cham. 28@35 0O
Port, Bgal9 00Qp5 81
Shorty. 27j@7 On
Madeira. s. O0@S 10
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUrnMnr A..
,ohREUTED WEEKLY BIZ THE BOARD OF TRADE.

APPLES, tbu.l uO(D2 OU
BAddIN1, ..1SI124
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22l1z4
N. 9Th 7(O1U
BUTTER, North. 2894u
Country, u b. .20D25
BACON. Hams. 1SO2O
Sides, u ID. 934bl1
Shoulders. SOLO
CANDLES, Sperm4OtD7U
A Adalnantine 4 ibl5@lG
COTTON YARN1 20@l IS
CoTToN. Stct NJ. .l7a
Middiing :. lei
Low Midl'g, .16
Good Ordny, is
Ordinary. .14t'
CHEESE, ID. ID. 1542U,
factory .l6l622'
COFFEE, Rio, 7Sfb25 Dz7|
LaBuayra .25Goz8I
Java 80 D32
FLoUR, Co. 675@lOOUi
Northern .750@IO 5ni
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 Is
Wheat i 80@2 OO'
Oats. -. ....15@9OI
Peas Il 00@1 70
Hay, North, $cwt.2 OuI
HIDES, Dry, T}ibl2A@le
Greon .MS|
LARD. R b. -. 1905
LIME. R Dbl. 2 65fa2 ISL
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Hnrons With sEasserly winds, Veafin9 fo
the South from Lake Este ltd IliihoIS
aud TO Gaokipsy.. Northstly ~iads win
continue in Wisconsin. Partially cIondv
and clearing weather will prevail on the
Gulf cos.t, West Of Florida. Danger
ous winds are mot anticipated for Ito.
night on our coast. 3
The proclamation alluded to in the re-.
port sent hence at noon has been pro.
mnlgated. It releases Marion County.
and says: Whereas, it has been ascer-
tanned that unlawful combinations and
conspiracies, Of the character and to the
extent, and for the purposes described
In said proclamation, in the County of
Union, South Carolina. do exist: Now,
therefore. &o.. &C." It Is then stated
that a clerical blunder in writing Marion
Tor Union, i'll the former proclamation,
neoessitases a'supplemented proclama-
ATLANTA, !. g.. a.. { November 7eib s.-rhe
Georgia Legislature did important things
to-day. It recognized Benjamin Couley,
the Radical, as acting Governor, when,
in the opinion of many, Mr.. Trammel,
the Democrat, should exercise the funo-
tions of Governor. A bill for q special
election for Governor in December was
introduced. A resolution was passed,
branding as false Governor Bullook's
allegations that the Assembly meant to
impeaoh him without invea:igation, and
that the people did not respect the
Constitution and recognize the war re-
suits.
CHARLESTON. November 3.-Arrived-
steamer JAS. Adger, New York; schooner
NJ. E. Mongam, Baraooa
CHARLESTON, November 3.-Four fe-
yer deaths in the last twenty-four hours.
i NEW ORLEANS. November 3.-The
Picdymne has Brownsville dates to the
10Th ult. General Trevins, when last
heard from, was at Sangregores, with
over 5000 men, to support the Juarist
government. His cavalry. under Mat
tinese, stationed at Buena Vista, had q
severe encounter with General Carreilo,
and Jourist Mnttinese was wounded, but
Carrello lost portion of his train, and
fell back to Saltillo.
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TszszE. Ana.rss
NOON DISPATCHES.


EVE OF A GRAND DBTRKK-FINANoIAh SUR
PRHH-..TrALIAN RHH FoRTIF1oAT1oNs TO BE
MoHRAsED-ALGKRIANR RRBEILIoN SUP
PRRssHD, &u., AC. II, Z. S-ts ~
BERIdN, November 2.-The working
menls Gnm mittee of this 5citySsummoh q
congress 3ofS workin ngmen sahera on the
18th inst. The object is toaorganize q
grand strike for an increase ofwages and
1e LONDON, \. November Se q. lsg General atnsol sur.
prise 10 expressed that the Bank of Eng
land made no change in the ratio of inte-
rest at tho meeting Of the governors, yes
terday. The circumstance !1.is ascribed,
by rumor. to the foot that loan is about
to be placed on the market to meet Ame-
rican engagaments.i arising from some
financial failures. The American housos
here know nothing the matter.
NIGHTsDESPATOHES.
VERSAILLES, NoysmbeE Stills ex-
pected that jules Ferry will beSA Ambassa-
dor to Berlin! Lord Harcodrt fesumes
the Ambassadors to Rome. .;S5sg
TIE HAauH, November 8.-The con.
vention for the sale Sof the Dutch tettle-
mentsSof Sdmatra and coast Of Guiana
has been signed by the Dutch and Eng-
Lsh Governments. A
I0RrN5 Movofnber 8s--The Italian Go
vernment contemplate spending 7.OOO,-
600 francs upon the Alpine Notifications.
LONDON, November 3.-Edwin Land
seers the great painter, is seriously i'll.
PARIS. November 8-The disarma-
ment Of the National Guard is satisfac-
torily progressing.
Algerian advices announce the suppress
sion Of the rebellion. The natives
generally are resuming their agricultural
avocations. 5s
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Notice..

COLUMBIA. s. O.. November 4, 1871.
TNHE old insurance firms Of 81. E. N:c.n.s
- d 90 and Of CAsH d wAa1so, cease to
exist ftom this date, and the undersigned.
heretofore doing business respectively undss
the said firm names, have associated them
selves together uhder the name Of BLACK 4
WARINa, for tho tra nsaotion Of general in.
suranoe business.
Returning our thanks to the citizens OF Co.
lumoia and the State FOR past liberal patron
age, we request continuance Of the same.
and we pledge ourselves to guard uncea sing.
ly the interests OF both companie. and pa
irons. JAS. E. BLACK.
Nov 43 A. b. WARING.
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". W. COLE, Secretary.
D. PARKS FACKLER. Actuarv

- ''NNNoi1
~ " AooH "" T. BUTLER General
a we t pleasure
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BROOKLYN sts
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A Gard.

a UATQ.
retiring from the agency of the Southern
Lie Insurance Company, take great
pleasure in recommending that staunch and
reliable Southern institution to my trlepds
aud the citizens Of South Carolina generally.
The Company is in must hourishing coudi-
tion, and it will be ably represented by nv
friends, Mcssrs. Black i Waring, whom I
most cordially recommend to the patronage
OF the public. f. r. q CASH
Nov 4
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Valuable City Lot. =. 7
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. :

On MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th of Noyem-
Der, in front Of the court House, in, this
city. at 10 o'clock, we will sell, :,
That desirable LOT at the corner al Pen.
dleton and Richardson streets, having q
front on Pendleton street Of IO4 feet. more or
less, and on Richardson street 16O feet, more
or less.
A number Of LOTS in Waverly, containing
quarter Of an acre EACH
Terms OF sALE-HaK cash; balance in one
year, secured by bond and mortgage of pre-
misses sold. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. TOct m
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Desirable Cottage.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

ON MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th of Noyem.
per. we will sell. in front OF the Court
House. at 10 o'clock,
That LOT. with desirable Cottage and an
necessary out-buildings thereon, situated on
the corner Of Senate and Lincoln streets,
ooun ded on the North By Senate street, .nd
or loss. oA'
Terms OF sALE.-One-third cash; balance
gage. bearing interest at seven per cent
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
signed. Oct Go
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COLUMBIA, g. O.
u EPRESENT the following we'll est ablished
LII and most reliable Companies:
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY or.
ganlzed 1910. Assets over 81, SOC, 900.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SUkANCE CO., organized 1869. Assets over
SIS, 900 600.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., orran-
lied 1852. Assets over 50. .O0u. 900.
GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE. CO.. organ.
ICED 1853. As cts over $3.50, 900.
ANDES INSURANCE CO. organized 1870
Assets 81 600 900 0
0UrHEkN LIFE INSURANCE CO.. or
ganized 1866. Assets over ST, 200 900.
have established for promptness, solidiiy a nd
,corth is the best guarantee of security and
honorable dealing.
Be sure to insure with
New luo BLACK e WAR1Na
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Referees Sale.

Referees Sale.
Henry W. Dixon, Administrator, de bonfs non
OF Wright Denley, us. Henry Caughman. ct
ur ct al. e'
pursuance Of the decretsl oriler. sionea
Il by his Honor Judge g. w. Melton. on the
Tth q October, will sell. before the Court
houee, In Columbia. on the first MONDAY in
december, that well-known and valuable
PLANTATION. formerly owned BY Wriehs
Denley, deceased. known as Greenfield. This
plantation comprises about 800 &C res. lyinc
on the Bluff Road, about ten miles below Oc.
iumbia, and adjoins lands OF Col. Thomas
Ds|;s. on!t ~ large mill, With .,nnle yetar
poweI; out-honses, buildings, gin. screw.
The Tract will be Undivided To suit mr.
chasers, and plats thereof exhibited ON day OF
sac, or before, upon application to the under
signed, at his Office in Columbia.
ALSO,
Another Tract containing about so acres
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cnsh. balance
IN one, two and three years; interest snnnaliv
secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to
pay ior necessary papers.
Ihe entire property OF Wright Denley will
be sold, except the homestead exemption.
D. B. DESAUASURE,
=l.- Nov Special k+feree.
fo;i '.;ay sccuTs I. -s:;;a5!s p1:.o ny S:.
chasing ticket In the Columbia Co-opera
tive building Aosocat:cn.
The rafls for Temperance Hall, &C.. will
positively take place on the 10th November.
hecure tickets in the Columbia Oo-opera
i've Building Association.
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The children of German family in
Louisville were alarmingly poisoned. the
other day, by eating Limberger cheese,
tho lead-foil wrapper of which was
found: on examination, to have become
corroded, forming poison which had
spread through tho whole mass.
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No less than four executions took

| No less than four executions took
place last Friday. two in North Carolina,
one in Florida. aud one in Indiana. AT
Greensboro, N. O., VIM. B. Parker a
white farmer, was hanged on that day
for the murder of .sThomns Price, a
colored man, about q year ago. The
crime was committed in a peculiarly
brutal manner. Price had set fire to a
b'rn belonging to Parker, who was
| greatly lncensed thereat. and swore that
he would have terrible revenge Ac-
| oordingly he seized Price, extorted from
him confession, and then set four
| blood-hounds upon him. The wretched
victim was soon torn limb from limb by
the savage animals, and after witnessing
hisagony as long as it pleased him, Parker
| despatched the object of his hatred with
! fence rail. He was arrested and SEN
| tenced to death, Before the execution.
he made partial confession, but re-.
NAMED stolid and Indifferent until the
scatfold was reached, when his firmness
iorsook him. his knees trembled, and he
betrayed every sign of intense agitation
and terror. He addressed the crowd,
complaining that his sentence was un-
just. After this, the mask was drawn
over his face, and he attempted to sit
down on tho drop, bnt was forced to
stand up by the sheriff, and, while he
was groaning and crying, and tremor
was visible in his whole frame, the
signal was given. aud in II moment all
was over.
SUIT FOR S2.000,OO AGAINST SEcRE.
TARY BoUTwELL.-The New York San,
OF yesterday. has the following:
On Friday evening Secretary Bout
well was arrested on the snit of Is.
Clifford Calvin, as he was about to de-
liver lecture Mt Steinway Hall. Bar.
tholomew Clifford Calvin is m Irshman,
graduate OF Trinity College, and re-
ceived Il financial education. He is a
lawyer and momber of tho Canadian
bar. MIR. Calvin, according to the san,
claims to have given Mr.. Boutwell,, in
the summer Of 1869, q sketch of what
has since bcen put in practice BY that
gentleman as his financial policy:" also.
that, before giving the Secretary said
sketch, Calvin claimed to be paid for it
by accepting it aud acting upon it, he
insists that the Secretary is bound to nav
It's value. which, as above stated, he lays
at 50, 000.0 900.
| A LUNATIC ON THE RAMPAGE Yestor.
day morning, little boy standing near
the tent of Robinaon's circus was struck
on the head and seriously wounded by q
man, who was afterwards arrested,
Shortly afterwards, despatch was re-
coived from Columbia, S. c., stntinp
that lunatic had escaped from the
asylum. The despatch gave the descrip.
ton of the escaped lunatic, which cor
responded with that of the man who had
been arrested, and he WIS accordingly
Lodged in inil TO await the arrival of n
keeper from the asylum.
Augusta C0nstitutionaiisL
The children of q German fnmily in
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Au.Ct1on SALES.


Fine Rooded Stock.
YD.C. PRLxOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING next, November
at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Conrt Honse'
we will sell, without reserve. '0'
Three nne MILCH cows. With their young
calves. Two Of these are fine blood Dsvonse
from the herd Of Mr. Lodd Hill.
Mules, Wagons.
y "A a No. Spring. Cart, Horse snd Harness.:
VIII be sold together. Terms cash. Nov
.LDnd for Sale. s go :
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO G. sON.
On the FIRST MONDAY In November next
. lc,nhi:, ~ =" So-
nthat PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
situated three b miles Tom she capital. on the
waters OF SixlMile Branch, containing seventh
acres, more or less; bounded by inods OF 4.
q. Bell. J. II. Kohler and, others, Two GOOD
bottom land. 1ii! Nslt+'9s3 - siIhfvs1S4 =
Terms cash OF city aoceptance.. psroht,.r
oct 81 8 E. w. sEfBEfs. / CO.. Agents q t.. 80 !
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The Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
Paid Up Cash Capital of So, ,ooo, 900.
OF NEW YORK.

CHRISTIAN W. BUNCH, President.
W. d. WALLACE, Vice President.