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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-30
JACKSON AND COLUMBIA RAIL.
fA ROAD
CEDAR CREEK LANDING.

2 ii CEDAR CREEK LANDING.
Perry Co. Tenn, June Z, 1871.
EDITORS HERALD-We are agitating
the project of constructing a Railroad
and Decaturville, to Mt. Pleasant. in
your county. The Road will probably
cross the Tennessee River at or near
BROWN SPORT FURNACE LANDING.
then following the course Of Cedar
Creek, will cross Buffalo River near the
plantation of George w. Kittreil, ESQ:
thence by easy valley ascents to Mt.
Pleasant, and connecting there with the
Railroad nov in operation or in course
of construction to your city. By this
route it will follow out the line SURVEYED
about twenty years since, to which was
given the name of :,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
CoNPTRor LER' sOFrIcE, I

NV rsst<h ssttFIt'Esr
NASHVILLE JAM ISL.
j, En-. i. PKyyEes xs,, Cos ptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby errtiy A. Inc Manhattan
Insurance. Company, located 49, York. ia
the State Of New York. has produces o me sat
i,fae,Ory evidence that aid GSsn r COM
G"mranss; and f, s.s +, &C. ssr .aiy ~
ptLs >. M' 80, Lied with the require nj 60
he ssI Laws So Of tie State. made ard Prviied ia
'n Tshs@s,ore. said Insunl1es Company has as :
.,u-i,y ~ take risks sns trsnsact thu bu.inr.
~ Insurance in tfis State, Of Columbia, Tenn.
VI ED. X. PENNEBAKER.
Comptroller IF Tennessee.
s.. &S, MAYES& Co.. Ag's
" on stre>. Main ssrees.
49,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-30

=
Rev. DIR. West, of New Bedford,
once heard that his choir would re-
fuse to sing on the next Sunday.
When the day cazne, hegave ont the
hymn, 'Come we who Iowa the
Lord" After reading Il throufh he
looked up very. emphafically s. the
choir, ahd said You will beei N at
the second verse:
"Let those refuse to sing.
Who never knew our God"
The choir sang.
"A lady in Wyoming complains,
that notwithstanding the female snf--
frage law, hundreds of her sex in
that territory refuse to; vote unless
coaxed by good-looking men.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-30

The coming Presidential election i'm
Mexico, promises Ia result in another
revolution, as the whole country is i'm
ferment, and the local authorities of
each party are constantly committing
outrayes on the other, While assassiua-
tions and riots are frequent occurrences.
JrAREz, who is as anxious as General
GRANT jo secure a reelection, is using
The patronage of the Government, and
distributing the army, with an eye
single Ia the advancement Of his per-
sonal interests; and an opposition pa
rer published in the city OF Mexico
iespair;usly complains that member
of Congress are dehauched 10y the
Government, aud that the Mexican
Administration has become rs corruP'
as that of the United States.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-30
Death Of Major Andrew }. Donclscn'

Tho memorable hand Of death has
laid low iu the dust Of the earth anoth-
er Iionored ald illustrious son OF Ten
uessee. MAJ. ANpREw J. DoNEISoN
isuo mere. He died at Memphis ON
the evening of the 18th inst, at the
ripe age of seventy one. he had been
Old his plantation some thirty miles
below Memphis, where lac was taken
sick some few weeks $50, ana repair
ing to Memphis for medica' attention.
died the day after reaching there lie
was one of the most distinguishes
of the illustrious sons of tennessee
that has shed lustre upon IT'S name )
aud the announcement of bis dea'h
wiIl a. received with the profouhdest
,er,et -h,ouehout the country. NO
c..F his :iie n.id puiiic services are
necessarily deferred foe ANOTHER ISSUE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-06-30

which was, as it designation implie, the
direct and central route between Middle
and West Tennessee. 1t was considered
by the surveying party as the :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
SER Sp1epb Su@&

ens sBten, in cehreta, minl&t ta 0sutiaen
6tn i, brute 1blre spn Sadiun 9 'raFe, in qinhst y Slrd
n5Fntt Der Strr buds ID faon iit Sabrtn i'm @eft d.te
axh f0ats 20 mob ftsn ssrlsesr. Ct If sswie, esb II tol6e
Aoars bat um se parm su , lter, III ha teneaDaar n fir
1aa'ss @sIs b'nts %etnesiauit musesn. f. IL Is Tim n o. t&
file rp1lel w,eee, ~ psrtau,en. 8tnStb'sen fe &lsicer-
to6x trpsnb wel6er Art3
Fox will open next week tos teft anf beuti1: Der
6u6s wt1b nadae aDpde anfl n9sn.
Marine aDtutsrarau,pfe unb unt.rtle Ter fir 5nren anb
DartA.
Fox will open next week.
R8trise MantQsn, ftfns SbamIs, Nuhe uas &.assr.
Fox will open next week.
Es@eksiae unb unosble@te Baamrparaarn. d'fh' unb
3a@ta.AuGer.
Fox will open nextweek.
0sfattre 5anbfdube. Nlrnberesrpaaren:: 9sltntrdatr1
Fox will open next week
err6f Mufm trti anfst wirb ben frans6hfden Gprfetten urb
Rtiirid,n fur epryulsnte Gamtn s%pBspsnset, aud tie f&ma-
hza RumHern.
I'm cine Y.ffurs h1 Waartn unt Yreift pirb tSRiaR g..
Dtten.
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Auf ser Tatr.

Inter ben Serf&iebenen BET gea3tur8<
tpertbe,, Mrtifeln auf ber Gair filp bic
entlan8 Der Gate Superiprz uxb MilFi<
fippi Giienbabn api1den ct. paul uno
Duluth 9ebauten Tarrn prppucte 81 er>
pdbnen.
Die Meinun9 bat fi@ bisber Bis III
einem 9epi0en @race feiteeiebt felbf IN
unierm ei9enen @taate> bab ent>peper Der
Bpben III rieier @e9eno ni@t binldn9li@
reid it, ODER III Gpl9e ber Nabe oer Seen
Die 2dnbereien ni@t ~ gut fir bic Nnz
bauun9 Don @etraipe urp @urselfrl6<
ten, &pelde in anbern Gbeilen be6 2anpes
bic 9e1p1bnli@en@ t9enitdnoe pee@nbaue6
btlpen> 9eeianet fnp. Mllein bic auf Dem
Tatrplabe aus9efeQten Gri@te 1peroen
ieben 8epba9ter Iber3eu9et, ni@t nur
oab bteie Mnfi@t irrie it, funbern au@
raB bteie Qdnbereien an Grtra96fdbt9fett
ppuauf 70 gut flno> ME ir9eno mel@e i'm
|Stoat.
l1nterb ben Observation-Disclosures llnb
an3uflbret cine ut9ebeureS qua1b wel@e
100 pfunp >pieet &aten Don II pfune,
&rautfSpfe Don 80 Yfunp per&ppt mdbz
reno &pblriben, eelte &uben, g tedraFen,
&irbiie u. I. ~. pom frdfti9lten Wu9S
unp beter 4uolitdt in 9r6Bejter Mfen9e
pprbanoen {inr.
Die Yrpben BON &orn, Safer uno
@interpei3en, wurren ir9eno einemTarmz
ptfrtft pes Nprcwe1ten6 Gbre MAIDEN,
&pdbreno Trauben unp Nepfel init ben
ndmli@en prpouften ir9eno zines oncern
Tbeil8 pe8 Staates rem @er9lei& au6>
balten.
Dtele Sammlun9 peroient Is mpbl,
bab jeber Sur9er Ter an Der Gntw'dz
lung cer Mferbauinbu1trie in unlerm
Stoate irtere1Irt it, tbr feline Nufmerfz
~1an1feit 5u>penpet, Ia bic III ibr auf9efteQz
ten Yrrpufte einem 2annc6tbetle on9ebDz
rem Der bi8ber 1peni9 befannt mar uni
Ypn benz nod feline prcbufte gu,
Au6feaun9 selonsten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
alfs..

e. 3sfal Moti3tn Is GentS per
Belle fit ieoe Sniertion. r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
Die rcpmbltfauif@e 9taatSepn1ens
ttpu.

Die rcpnbl.fauif@e 9taatSeonoen>
ttpn.
Decentralization, Der republifani1den
1aenYartei trot in @emdbbeit eraan9enen
Nufrufes am Mtttms@, ben Gotten b.
81. Mtttaes IL ubr 3uiammen.
Bur 9rpnun9 0erufen bur& Treb.
DriscpQ mdblte fe@o1. 8. $. Nrmfron8
,um tempordren @orftber uno Die 9errsu
Gbas Slocum unp @m. st. Mit@e1 su
Secretdren.
Muf Mntras wurpen cine COMMITTEE
fur permanente ORGANIZATION
cine oncere fur Be0laubt9un0S
|ldreiben unp cine brittle fir Gnt>
purf pe17platfprm ernannt.
Naule bis balb prei nbG III mel9er
Stunpe bic COMMITTEE our
Na&mittoss1ibun8
,u|ammentrat
Die COMMITTEE fix 8eelaubi9un96>
lAyeiben %eritattet ibren Bert@t pemjufol>
Qe 60 Counties bur9 206 Delesaten re-
prdlentirt Gnp. 5ppeit bic Qilte pte9faz
men correct miecersiebt, beitano bic
ceutl9e Delegation aus ~ful9eneen Ser
ren:
6. q. 6einSe BON 8lue Gartb.
s. 6. &upolpb Don Brotpn.
e. Wdermnnn Don GarDer.
". Mln6 Don @biia9p.
Yaul Seeeer Don @uttonwooo.
%. $. &ribs Don Tarribault.
Sobn 9edtu,ann uno
Sacob @dofsr BON 5ennepin.
@m. 8idel Don Nicp1et.
81. M|ln@ Don SPINE.
$. platt Don &iee.
@m. @rube uno
petsr 8olanb Don Stanley.
8. S6walb Don ct. 2oui6.
>. 2ebmide ron Walbin8tpn.
Der 8eri1t Der Committee puroe, pom
Der Convention overwhelmingly ansenoms
men.
Die Committee fir p%ern1anente Sr9a
IMITATION e~rftattet 8eri@t, unp tpurpen
auf ibre Gmpfeblun9 Gbps. @rm :
fronB gum @oriber, a&t @{eepraf@
penten, tarunter 9er 81, 2ebmid
unb pier Gecretdre eepdblt.
Der erpdblte Dortber, 9err Nrnffron9
petf in Der bel lebernabme BET @irpe
ubli4en @ebe auf ben @ertb unp bic
NotbwenpiQtett fren9er Yarteioiseiplin
bin unp ertldrt 0elbft Elm Intt> Nuftn<
Mann) paB Ct NIT sutemB ei(piel poranz
eeben unb G@ ben Rel6ld6en cer Con-
pention fleen rperpe, mSdten fie ieinen
Observation-Disclosures entipred'n obe,
nt4k GS lplle ~bie@onpentton i@ onBe.
leeen lein laien, Die in Der Yartei me3sn
tleiner 2otalpiferenjen etrpa pbwaltenos
DiSbarmpnie ni6t auftommen 3u laden
1~oncern raid Su beleitieen, oarntt BE re,
publifanii&ep artet bel Der beopr1ebenpen
Wobl Grfola bate.
Stun er]9eint pie Committee fit ben
Gntwurf ber Ylotf prm unp beridtet BIZ
an elmer anberen @teQe mit9etbeilten &c.
]9lIle &pelde unter wieperbpltemB etfaQSz
beseuoun9en a%n9enpnntne1 ,peroen.
@ir bemerfen, paB Der auf pa6 Giienz
bobnlanp be3d9lt&e Bel9lub BON Sen,
Mc2aren ein9ebra@t wurce.
Stun 11rttt man III benz @erfe be1
domination unp> na&pem @pS. q IT.
fl II unb IS NJ. gale fit bic Memter,
bic 1ie bi6ber innegebabt NIT Mtflamoz
tipn wieper npmintrt wprben }9rttt man
3u Der et>pas fislt@en @rbeit bet Npmi:
nation zines Staot6 ietretdrs. Sir bic
1eS M,nt farnen mebrere Ganbipaten ii
&pridla9, bic @erren g. q. Senniion
.. puleY uno bic Sfanpinapier q. q
Brpwn unp Splber9. 8et BEN erfer
BaQpt crbtelt:
g. .. Sennilon SO Stimmen.
.. Yu1eY SO
q, g, Brppn AZ
6err SplberA 20 ~
SIR has 2te Ballot &purpe Sabl9arba
Same 3urQd9esoSen une pa0elbe reiulz
ttrte, ME fpl9t:
g. =. Sennilon 81 @ttmrnet,.
.. YuIen 60 -
! 0( az M...A E0
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Brtehtfc.
meu>B riefe.

eaie beut&tr Brteft, bic Bic gum 26. @tpt. ;.
5. xt&t abeebplt uprber fnb:
Damen- 8riefe.
Deien Rrifine, Mi9el 9 6 Mrs.
buterlpSa Ratbarina, @albta Muna
Qeesentbal { Nrs. @ilbelm Rarl Mrs.-
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k @ir b~etpetjen anf bic 3ei=
tnnQsgeiete Der Scr. Staaten III Der
1. Spalte, I. Seite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

Das 8riefprrte mad DeutI9lant pom 1. Ge~
eeraker an 1T
lleber Brtmen ootr5amburs 7 Gts., 3eitunee,t
3 @ts.
uebsr England 10 &ta., 3eitunsen 4 Gts.
DB@ Beim Nbbelen Der Briefe temsrte man
ausbridli1 advertised" arb ben Datum ber
9ife.
8. q. MbeeIpd, Yptneiifer.
6. 9tttrt9, beui9er Glert4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28
perreu- Brtefe.

pettt6 . Bttk1t.
8raunmiQer Spbn Minneman @utas
Borl9 q Ssermann s
8u,& Yeter Site 5enrt
Banbe 50 Vramb,i1er Marttn'
@af 6snrY pubf 2epnarb
@en3 6erman &pbbe Wilbelm
9ellt Dieeeri9 @9ab Sob @ecrg
8ir@bef albert @ttinbamf Solepb
Sable StnrY Spperl Wen3el
Sud 2einri@ Ipge @ilkelm
yabee Nnbreas Mirb Yater Stbmar
Neuuann SoIepb Wilte 9ermann
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

Der Gbrm. Mr. abbott proteftant,i6er
prspieer inNlbe1t Sea, ermabnte unldn9ft
Die Mitslierer leiner @emeinpe, iih elm
fad 3u tleipen, wenn ls mad rer STRIDE
eebsn. Der cine rer nielen fur pieien
mabrbaft &riili9en &a1b ssatbcnen GU
len @tinpe III BET, rab cine Wlen9e az
me 2eute uno namsntli9 Grauen, bic
germ In Die STRIDE 9insen, gu 5anle tlei>
len, neil 1e li@ in ibren drm!i@en &leiz
Germ Dor pem prunt Ger rei6en Na6ba>
rim ]9dmen, tpel@e piellei6t chen
in cie Stride 9ebt, u m bieien prunf 3u
ieieen. Yrepieer, benen an polern Sir
den 8ele9en IL, fann nur empfoblen ~ers
Den, ~ ben 9brt9en oft unp frditi9 su
lpre9en, ME &eo. Nbbott 8eeban.
49, Sobn 6aBsnmiQer 9ebt unp'rsiS
lid an cen @itperauibau ieines pon err
Gsuersbrunft jerft6rten 9auies. Die alts
Jront mirt n'@t %ab9etragen. 1onpern re-
itaurirt uno rpenn pirGeuermaale an ibr
ni&t ~ pertileen ino, gut anstfri&en
npercen. Dem 6aule wtrp b,nten Gin
sneifSdiser Mnbau Don Bodte'nen bin
suaeiuet, Der ben 5errn 5oll u Yaar.
pelde pae 5aus, iobalp po4enret wierer
be;iehen, Elm aerdumiseeM aaasin 9emabs
rem Miro. Die alten &dumlidte'lrn mas
rem rem @el9dft her 6errn 6pll uno
paar lc ,pie 10 ~ eng. Sobn 9aAatns
miller miro NIT ben Neubauten i'm um,sbn
t%eftdnriae S6neecede erbalsn Mirr rae
fertia iein. unp nod ebe rie Strobcn ibre
6aus fer.ia ltebn unp biz G'rma Sell
uno y a +" mieptr an feline, ilaa.l,&sn
Trrnt 9ldn3en.
@ec. Qcmrv elmer BON Der ,N!ter
@;arcs" tspiee, raj rieie lib midi ..oe
sirht unc ,farb." Satllrr pom gro
~i;inon. ~lstttltf sr oeftern WolQrn yum
|, s1sn 3ttt Gr fam 1854 na@ !Rtns
nslota. &ube ieiner Ml@e! >'.
Der M6,b. 6onnihal Sam
lin, Gr 8leeprdioent OR 8r. S'aa.en.
lit aasr Ger @ife res Mcnc pcl'tan
cotrl. Gr mar befanntlib 6antpierp
a'e 2;neoln ais 5athleaul gum trfen
Mal fd,s 0aterlanp ms @sibur Aina
- @cn 9uIY 1870 big 9u'y 1871
tmrRna Ger GIepatpr in Harritnult o.
699 Buihsl Da'aen, 9445 Bu{tu pa
III unr 4583 Buldd &orn.
49,. SIM 8srlaae pom {. %. sdmirt.
LA Banlsy Str. New yc,f sll6,enen
.Die Heptntun De6 &c uil6,
LII d IA lii1rn 8Iisase Nor'
tras oor ben, peusi&en Gut q bsts-
Ten. ss..5s .ss
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-28

=. puley unb bic @fanpinapier a.. g.
8romr unb Splbers. 8et BEN er(ter
8alpt crbtelt:
g.. .. Sennilpn SO Stimmer.
p. Yu1eY SO
q, 9. Brpwn AZ
6err SplberA 20
SIR has 2te Bal1ct >purpe Sabl9arbd
Same surad9esosen uno ba0elte reiulz
ttrte, ME fpl9t:
g.. 2. Sennilon 81 Sttmnter.
3. Yu1eD 60
u. q. 8rpwn so
Sin prittes Ballot er9ab fol9enbe6 Ste
lultat:
g. .. Sennion 100 @ttmmen.
9. Yu}ey 60
81. 81. 8rpmn 81
Gen. Senniion ,purbe bierauf fir no
minirt ertldrt unb auf Mntra9 be6 Gen
Mc2aren purpe bic domination fit EN-
itimmi9 crtldrt.
Sir Staatsi9abmeiiter 9e19ab bie9}pz
minatipn einttmmi9, unb bur@ 3urul
>ruroe 9err @m.S ee9er nomtntrt. Ser,
Sobn 6. &upplpb bate Germ Se9er'a
Namen in Spr11l 8 9ebra@t.
Mu@ bel Der Termination fit Gtaot5>
anwalt ma&te fi& cine Meinunsspcrz
l9ierenbeit 9eltenp, inpem Sen. @afb:
burn 5errn Cornell ur,o 9err &eeo 5crrn
6. 6. Davis npn ct. Youl pprl1lus,
DaS erite Ballot bradte fplsenpe Gntz
i9eiDun9: 81. . " '--.' '.' IS
s. 81. 6. Cornell 124 @timmen.
6. 6. . piS " rs s..
Ser Cornell &rurce fit ben %einltimmiQ
npminirten Ganpicaten Der Yartei ertldrt
Cine Committee miro beauitroat @pu,
Muitin Don ieiner domination in &enntz
nib gu leben u,p tbn einSulapen, ppr be,
Gpnpention 3u erldeinen. 1-4 3 ID fl.
@po. Nutin, pom Der COMMITTEE in
&enntniB seieBt, erfdien unp bielt eiint
lar,9ere Mnlprade, Der mir fclsenpes ale
1peitntli9en Snbalt entnebnen:
VI = Der Convention iIlr feline Monnis
11atto1, unp rie ber3lide unp beaciitert!
Gnoor1lrun9 ieiner Mpmi11iltration i'm &
pantbarer als pieie. Nelultate pbne GIN
ipe1cnn9 Der 8ftrtbnli9en Yartei proc.
titeu u~np95prorbeiten eraielt pcrpsen 1titn
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DIX 9srrsn SaY gsste u. g.. tatsn ~fslsens,s Cir.
tular tert deno he anesmeine Gtnanslae, len 3uRanp 10
gslsma.its unb ben umtaui& Der Der. Staatea Bpnss &C.
aAx &teababu . Oblieutiuntn erladtn:
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- Dem Chronicle 3ufolae f1np III
Minneicto 9eoenmdrt{9 155 fatboli1&e
&trhen, 84 Stattcnen, 2 WDndsz 5
Nonnenprcen, uno o6tGrStebun9sanfalz
ten fir Mdnden. Muberrem lteben eine
erpBe Nn;obl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
inter Sheroufiht her fathplihen &irhe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-14

known, some time after dark. The Ca
roline Lemont cleared on Wednesday
last for Liverpool. with 1,425 bales Of
cotton. but had @oS yet fsailed. The
Oldest citizens BAY this Was the seyerest
storm of rain and wind ever known here.
The velocity of the wind was sixty miles
per hour. "A steamer has been sent in
search OF the missing vessels. The tele-
graph from San Antonio, Texas, with
stationery for one year, has been award
ed to Jos. J, Dea!ey 8 Co., Of ST. Louis.
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FIrANoIAL AND oOmmnnc1a,

LONDON. June 13--Noon. n.--Consols
alA. Bonds soh. 81 Z
PARIs, June l8:---Rentes IS End 40. :
LIYERPo0n, Jnhe e13-Nuon.-Cotton
trmer-uplands 8L@896; Orleans SsI
(DS}a; sales 18. 900 bales; Speculation,
and export 5000; nearly due from New
| Orleans 89a. ps- q, a.
L1vERPooL. June 13-EveninR:
ton hrm and unchanged; sales on named
ship at Charleston or Savannah 896: at
New Orleans 85S Yarns and fnbrics
LONDON. June 1s-Evoning. -CoDsols
91%. Bonds 9OT.
,,d.ss PasIs; $; % June 9 j d1a-Evening. -Rentes
New YoRK, Junn 13-Noon. Stocks
steady and firm. Gold steady. at i2E
Governments dull and off iittie
Money easy, ut 8. State bonds dull and
steady. Exchange-long 10; short lOM.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn quiet and firm.
Fork steady, at 1900. Lard firm. Cot.
ton quiet and easier-upIands 20; Or
leans 209a6; sales 1000 bales. Freiobts
dull. 30
". M.-Cotton quiet and easy: sales
4, lO8 bales -uplands 20. Flour steady
Whlskey quiet. at 81. Wheat easier
winter red and amber Western l. 63A
1:b3a. Corn closed dull, at 75M76.
Fork honvy, at 1575@16. 90. Beef
quiet. Lard steady-kettle liz. Freichts
active. Money drug, at 2(D4. Ster-
ling firm, at 5000. Gold 1216 6@l2L.
dovernments 1n, steady. at 80. decline; G2s
121S. States steady but very dull. Ten
ne nessees ~; new II. Xirginias 6SL; new
~. Louisianas 60; new So; leyees 6S:
os %. Alabamas 1.02; IS 70. Georgias
27. South Carolinas rs; new G3 -"
CINoINNAT1, June l3.-Pork nnsettled
at 1915; no buyers. Lard buoynnt mr.
l01S; 10H asked. Bacon in fair demand
shoulders 6M; clear sides 8. Wbiskev
LOUISVILLE. June e13.-Provisions firm
aud advancing. Mess pork Ie. 90. shonl.
ders u; clear sides 015. Whiskey 89
Lard unchanged.
,BA1T1MonE. June 13.-Bacon has an
advancing tendency-s shoulders 7l5: rib
sides 8; clear rib 91a; sugar-cured hams
l6(9l7. Whiskey steady. Pork firmer.
at 1900. Others unchanged. Cotton
demand mostly for speculution-mid-
dlng $4,000; receipts 174 bales; sales
56O; stock ]. .220
NEW ORLEANS, June 13. Corn firmer-
lu'Aou Ios Wntse fo(YI0. Pork firmer-
mess l100@17.50. Bacon active and
fT@a: hr@er: at 7H@szs; sugar-cured hams
l4(9l4t9. Cotton quiet and strong
Orleans 19}4; receipts 2, 156 bales: sales
q. 600; stock 67, 900.
SAvANNAH, June 13.-Cotton on;et-
middling 18; stock 8,61O bales; receipts
l65; sales 100.
MOBILE. June 13.-Cotton firm-mid.
ding l8A; receipts $50 bales; sales 200;
NoRFoLK, June 13.-Cotton ouiet-
low middling 18; receipts $50 bales:
sales 90; stock !, ,S35.
BosToN, June 13-Cotton quiet and
steady; receipts BIO bales; sales $50:
| stock 5000.
CHARLESTON, June 13. Cotton quiet
middling. 10; receipts 466 bales; sales
100; stock 1856. y
WnM1NaToN, June 13.-Cotton firm
middling l8A: receipts so bales; sales
g.; stock 1, 1888.
AUGUSTA. June 13.--Cotton-.lieht
offering checked sales; market opened at
1874 for Liverpool middliDg, but closed
quiet, at 1871; sales SO bales; receipts
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GRAND RI A%Nlp PRIZE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION!

oKETs tile
wandf the o
nee and ri10Ds ~ y a. &. y
.s..s .s e.s,, p 'An".es 4s.a.. os,s.s. &C.,. !,
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Intelligence Office,
(OPposite Masonic Hal.

Intelligence Office,
(OPposue Masonic HAIL.
WE call the attention OF tho citizens of
Y! Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
we nave purchased the interest of BEARD Il
ORCH AID Ill tho above institution, and will
give attention strictly to it's demands. Males
or females wishing employment OF any kind
can DO supplied by calling, or sending in their
names and residences and announcing their
mediatcly taken notice Of. lientore aud those
Wishing to rent will be- provided for. Tho
collection Of Accounts will be pursued Bonds
negotiatcti, and Gales Of Real and Personal
property made. LEE t. SMITH. FL
Junc3
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Au@tdon @ales.
t>.;-: Referees Sale. u
Martha =. Townsend, Administrstr

Referees Sale. ~ .
Martha T. Townsend, Administratstx,f rs.
VIM: F. Hutson ct al.
RY virtue Of tho order Of the Court in the
10 cause above entitled, I will sell, before
the Court House. in Columbis. on the FIRST
MONDAY IN July next. tho following REAL
possessed, being
AL that piece, parcelor tract OF LAND. In
thcna hiohiand County containing ono hundred ana
lands Of John Fielding; Eaat by lands OF O. o.
Marshal, TTustee; South by lands Of e. J.
Pi!5s, PRnn5cocs, and West BY the South Carolina
the expenses Of sale and the dover assessed
thereon; tho balance on . credit Of one and
TWO years, secured by bond Of the purchaser
premises sold. ,:', " a MONT ETTH
June IL tG Bpecisi Ressree.
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For. Rent.
HI WE Offer Tho following desirable PRO
NW pert! for rent:
- THAT splendid family RESIDsN CT,
Win lorty.tw0 acres oT land attached, known
as Inc Walker Place." Several, hundred
irnit trees OF the choicest selection now
IN tuii bearing. Tho lands aro comprise
OF highlands and meadow. with o bold free
spring not distant FROM the house. Tho front,
boundary, oEc OF our most public streets.
X. O'NEALE & SON,
1nnc3 IS Cotton Town.
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dinthe 1n
e IN" title the
odayo
first
now
10.
zes,s 00each.. 500
Cash
Cash
~ .-
al ocach.
Tickets GOO
o. drawing
% met With aiid
Lorck Agent
ntoualB
ifrna wnadlre
r,o DR.. &. W. WHEELER
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From the lowest to the highest, and We feel
confident that all those iavoring us Will, an
order from distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
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Lippman's Dittors arc for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers. Depot In Columbia, Il. O.,
at dE1aEn u hoGnEaon's, Druggists. s 18
bisokwall's genuine Durham Smoking To.
basco at PoLLooK's.
PoLLooK's. " ~
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gress Tree Trade Was making in America.
He defended the articles. Goncarning the
fisheries, ON she gfound That Canada was
really benefited by them. ..a,..,,s,f :. IN.
The Earl Of Kimberly shil Canada exi j
cited favof;for the treaty. 'lf..
lord Gajrla deprecated ,Rnssell's 40,
tiol, The treaty was ns binding now as
if IL had been ratified, although il was
badly drawn, and obliged England to
suSnit TO principles hitherto unknown
to.the cohntry.
The g e. Lora q as Chancellor y sustained the
M Yie MatSais arai ofsa,isb,ury declared the
treaty sacrificed Tie: right of:heuttals to
A1nArican ausceptibitities.S
The Duke of Argyle said England
gained in aekno oWledgnent Of certain
greatrnles of+intbrnational law without
making any saorifce.
Earl Russell then withdrew his mo-
tion, and the debate was brought to a
close.
LoKpor, Juno 1s.-Tho Lord Mayor
OF Dublin is dead.
The army in Paris will eyaouate within
two days, except the Lavillette District.
Urbaine, member of the Commune.
has been arrested. A manifesto from
the Directory Society of the Interna-
tional protests against the Versaillist
oruelties. and urges the members to
avehge their slaughtered brethren.
LONDON, June lathe Times says
the discussion, yesterday, in the House
OF Lords, once moro shows that. the ad-
vantage Of the treaty OF Washington
greatly overbalances its deficiencies.
We admit chat to yield everything to
oonoiliato ON opponent is unwise; but
the American commissioners also re-.
cedad from their original demands. The
machinery Of arbitration is satisfactory