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Hickman wholesale Prices.

Hickman wholesale Prices.
BAGeING-25a2s per yard.
ROPE-Machine 10
IRON TIES-7le.
BEESWAX 30(Gs 35c. e h.
BLACKING p doz 450S5.
BUCKETS. q dozen, so.
BROOAIS, u dozen, - SOB 90.
BROWN SHEETING, = yard l2!al63c.
CANDLES, Star, 1000.
CHEESE-1Sc per Id.
COFFEE, Rio, 19@2lc.
CRACKERS, = q 74@S!c.
CASTINGS, a h. Slate.
COTTON YARNS, z dozen, 12@l6c.
COAL OIL. p gallon, soc per Dbl.
FLOUR, So 0O(d.9 90.
FEATHERS. q 10 5o@60c.
GUNPOWDER, e keg 81 00aS7 so.
BLASTING POWDER, . 80.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry Ice.
HORSE SHOES n 10 SAGE.
Nails = 10 27@S5c.
LARD OIL, p gallon, 81 90
LARD, p ID I2lc
LEAD, q 10 1Gc.
MoLASSES, n. o. Sugar H, y Dbl, COO 70.
= half bbls IS.
kegs SIS per gallon.
MACKEREL, in Kits, s. 00@13 O0c.
q bbls So.
Y htlA outS IL W.
keys, Sc so.
NAILS e key, 50 90 rates.
RICE, r 10 1Iel2bc.
SUGAR, Brown, q 10 108t2c
81 Refined, Toe.
SODA-By the keg SIC T. 10.
SHOT, per bag, > 60@,2 80.
STONEWARE, q gallon, Toe.
TOBACCO, Manufactured, per ib60a 81 4C
TALLOW, per ID Case.
CEMENT, Louisville, So %.
WHITE LEAD, ea13c.
WHISKEY, common, per Dbl 81 10al %.
Rye and Bourbon, 75R2 90
Robinson co l 55a2 %
BRANDY, Apple and Peach 50 5oa4 90.
IRON, bar size, 4@c.
PRINTS TOTO 124c.
JEANS, per yard, 20a26.
LINsEY, per yard, 224a50c.
LEATHER, kip skins 81 0oa7 30
sole. per Id. 40 doc.
:" upper side, 60a4 90.
LIME 90.
WASH BOARDS, per dozen, 3 00a3 25c
PLOWS, Steel, saa12I.
HUBS, ! 50a2 90 per sett.
FELLOES ? 00a3 so
STEEL Cast, NJ. b. A.. 2oa27c.
SYRUPS-5 gal kegs qcS0-
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Meal! MeaIy!

TRESH CORN MEAL, from Gardeners
Woodland Mills, always on hand at
POWELL g. BROS.
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HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S 7
PROVED ROSE WASH

~ ANO.lA@ " 49,
cannot be surpassed as Face WASH, and
will be found the only specific remedy in
every species of Cutaneous Affection. IL
speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scorbut-
ic Dryness, Indurations of the Cutaneous
Membrane, etc, dispels Redness aud lncip-
lent inflammation, Hives, Rash Moth Patches,
Dryness of Skalp or Skin, Frost Bites, and
all purposes for which Salyes or Oiniments
are used; restores the skin TO n state of pu-
rity and softncss, and iusurcs continued
healthy action to the tissue of its vessels
on which depends the agreeable clearness
and vivacity of complexion so much sought
and desired. But however valuable a
remedy for existing defects Of the skin, II. 7.
Helmbolds Rose Wash has long sustained
its principle claim to unbounded patronage.
by possessing which render il n Toilet
Appendage of the most Superlative and Con.
genial character, combining in an elegant
formula those prominent requisites Safety
and Effcacy-the inyariable acconpsni-
ments of its use--as Preservative aud
Refresher of the Complexion. II is an ex-
cellent Lotion for diseases Of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an injection for diseases of
the Urinary Organs, arising from habits
of dissipation, used in con neotion with tho
Extract Buchu, Sarsaparilla, and Cata~ba
Craps, n such diseases as recommended, can
not be surpassed. Price, one dollar per
bottle
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The RepubI,c OF rrauce.

The general election held in France
last week, indicated that France, contrary
to public opinion in this country, is large
ly Republican. OF the 146 delegates
elected, 100 are Republicans, 8 Legiti
matists, and 20 Bonapartists. The uu-
expected strength developed by the Re-
publicahs in the provinces diseourages
the partizans of monarchy The failure
of the Imperialists surprises nobody, but
the weakness of the Legitimatists pro
duees a sensation.
The Republican journals rejoice over
the overwhelming vote given for the can
didates of their party in the country dis
tricts, and regard the victory as one cal
culated to establish permanently re
public in France. The monarchy press,
on the other hand show signs of panic,
and accuse each other of lack of deyo
ton and energy in the canvass. Thiers
will be continued as President, and if the
people remain steadfast the great French
Republic is a fixed fact. If France has
learned the true lessons of Republican
institutions through the bloody issues OF
the late war, her people may yet realize
their dream of centuries, true liberty.
KENTUCKY claims, which have been a
long time pending before the War De-
partment, have been allowed by Secretary
Belknap. General Sherman certified the
necessity for calling out these Kentucky
leyies, and stated that without their ser
vices he could not have made his famous
march to the sea. The amount allowed
is five hundred and twenty tive thousand
dollars, and the allowance was just IN
time to save the claims, after this all
these claimes must be provided for by
special legislation.
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B

Holmbold Extract eSthu'is diurstic and
bIood-purifying, I'D cnres All diseeses
arising from habils Of dissipation, aod ez
oesses and iuprudcnces ~ lie, impurities
Of the blood etc, supeS .ding copaiba ~
affections for which il is used, and syphilitic
aHeetions--in these diseases used ia con-
uection with Helmbolds Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affections pecuiaS to ladies' the
Extract Buchu is unequalled by any other
remedy-as n chlorosis or retention, irregu
larity, painfulness or suppression Of custom
airy evacuations, liberated or schirrus state
OF the uterus, sleucrorh0a or white, sterility,
aud tor al complaints dincident 20 the SEE
whether arising from in iscretion or habits
Of dissipation. IL is prescribed extensively
by the most eminent physicians and MIC
wives for enfeebled and delgsate constItu
tons, of both sexes aud all ages (attendcd
It'll any Of the above diseases or symptomel
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Tom ScoTT, of Pennsylvania, is pres
ident of five railroads, but II. kimball,
of Georgia, leads him two points, hold
ing the presidency of seven,
SMALLPOX is said to be unusually
prevalent in the central counties Of New
York.
AN evening paper has discovered that
ga great temptation to burglary is the
practice of leaving houses shut up.
Certainly if houses was generally left
open there would be no necessity for
breaking into them.
A NEGRO preacher at Paris, in this
State, charges the members Of his church
twenty FIVE cents for the privilege OF
taking sacrament" And the Courier
Journal comments: cit strikes US that
if he would call his church the Sacred
Drinking Saloon, aud set free lunch
every Sunday, he might do we'll
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MURDER We learn from a CORES
pendent at Fancy Farm, Graves county,
that a young man named Charles Schaf-
fer, was stabbed aud almost instantly
killed ia that village on Sunday last.
The murder was committed by notori-
Gus fellow named Tom Marshall, who
made good his escape.
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Day Passenger-Leaves Hickman at Z 2. NJ;
arrives at Hickman at P NJ
Night Passenger-Leaves Hickman at As
4. NJ and arrives at Hickman 10 Is p NJ
Close connections made at Union City
with the Mobile and Ohio road-at McKen-
zie With the Memphis aud Clarksyille road,
and at Nashville with the Louisville and the
Chattanooga roads.
For tickets apply at the Railroad office.
j. W. Thomas, Gen'l Sup't N. & N R. u.
A. D. kINGMAN, agent at Hickman
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates for the Legislature, and
candidates for the State Senate, will address
the people of Fulton and Hickman counties,
at the following times and places
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Market

NEW York, July 6.
to-day at lI3sa1I3g
eo''on quiet and unchanged ID every re-
spec, middling uplands 205c
,l; erai Market.-Flour dull and prices
~ wig' Common to good extra So 70a6
%. "heat-steady market and moderate
ueniana- Red and amber 81 DIAL 81. Corn
opened duil, but closed active at Tic.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINcISSATI July 6.
cotton quiet, middling 20Sc. Flour steady
family 20 40a6 65 new extra So Is. Wheat
quiet new No. red 81 %: old ST 35. Corn
dun ana declined. 55a56c whisky in good
demand ,ni e9c. Lard frmer; sales OF country
at lo5ei city held at l04c. Bulk meats ad-
Vanceu shade, Gales of shoulders at SIC
mostly held at &c, no sales; sides sold at
7 &c for rough clear rib: clear sides held
at &c
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H. 7. HELNBoLDs EXTRACT sUcHU
Cures diseases arising from imprNdnces
habits Of dissipation, etc,
Ia their stages, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no in nnysnisnce, and no
ex posurt. Price one i, liar and hfty cents
per bUttle.
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j uSt Received.
2oO9 Rells Wall Paper, (new patterns)
500 Paper Window Shades, q
200 Linen, (" q g.
For sale at the lowest market price by
april22 WM. FRENZ.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION T.;

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy one year in advance) .~,..S 90
Five copies one year, %
Ten copies one year, 49,. 10 w
p57- All names of clubs to be handed in
at same time, from same posf-ofice, and ac-
companied by the cash.
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TEMPERANCE KUKLUx.-The Craw-
louisville journal says that on Thurs
day morning of last week, at 2 O'Clock,
a party of masked men, estimated by re-
liable parties at $50 in numbers visited
the proprietors of the two saloons at
Waveand, aud taking them to neigh
boring woods, endeavored to obtain from
them a promise to abandon their purpose
to sell intoxicating liquors in the town.
The proprietors refused to make the
promise, the party returned to the town,
. nd attacking the two saloons simulta-
neously, broke open the doors aud de-
stroyed all the liquors and books belong
ing to them.
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VsoR ALL KINDS OF FISHING TACKLES
90 to WM. FRENZS.
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j. II. PLAuT & Bro.
Runyon,s Hog ChoIera medicine.

T,oR FRENCH MUSTARD. go to
JoES.
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the following Companies, which have
net assets as follows:
4Ataa of Hartford, 1929 36 OS.
Phoni.r Of Hartford, S1,674SSS 81.
Hartford Of Hartford, ,54i. 200 ~.
Uudereriter's Of ~. T., 500, 900 600.
Home Of Ne,o York, S4,5l6.368 90.
Home Of Nes0 Hqren, s1,7S6,3 ~
Mutual Benefit Life of
Nc1o Ark, Neto Jersey, S19, 345, 639 81
Total, S39,160, 500 OIL
Detailed statements of the condition
of each company certified by the State
Auditor, on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the County Court, in this city
say Erery description of9isks incurred
on most furoraile terms.-E5s
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid
at this Agency.
mch5Iy
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Letter from bismarck.

A copy of letter from Bismark has
found its way into the State Department,
in which he assails the organization of
the Internal Society as dangerous to the
peace of the public welfare. He says
that it has Its branches in America, and
that the United States Government has
sent member of it as Consul to one of
the German cities. He expresses the
hope that care will be taken in future
not to repeat the appointment, so far at
least as the German Empire is concerned
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. W. POWELL. wD. POWELL
Powell e Brother
Wholesale AND RETAIL
G1 HE CD q re re - !.
v. D. POWELL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers IN all Kinds Of

COUNTRY PRoDUcg AND LIVE SfocK.
af.4lso, Stock Pens Kcpt for Dropcs
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IGOR GOOD CIGARS, go to
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BRUTAL OUIRkTE.

\ terrible outrage was comI;lttr"
yesterday morning, Which will rr"'
abl V c:ll>r the loss OF l'r lslr Ond"r,
=. ":d Industrious. >trai:-hI tn"wa"r
\ t;.rn M Arri.i. GrIiii =. 81 ,E-.:.
t,"r on the Gr.ci,i!r aud uI'l;,ll:,
s;ilroad. Shortly after tic rasScn-
N train went ont Yesterday nom
i construction train Il l>n depart
Ii y hen this train nr:,rrd Smith :
ra,ch ,rgsll.,. the engineer di>c"vrr-
ii man on the trurli he inm'di-
,lck blew his whistle, wien tic IL
,i:aual (who carried !: Goublr-har-
'rlrd gum wen, down the cn;lark-
ncus and us the train passed. DELHI
r:I.dy discharged 10th l'arrcls ii!t"
the waunliny til" engineer, Mr..
''irij'A. fatally as is suppoScd-"nc
''hursc striking him in the face as he
ookcf from the window; the tw"
hrrnnck were also slightly injured
Both ofMr. Gribblc's eyes were pnt
ont. andhis face so rcrogn'zahlc.. AZ
Ter tiri''s, the man walked u short
IiStancc,whrn he stopped and reload
I'd his ghl. AS soon rs p SSihlc the
train wasrcverscd and backed to Co.
umhia where the wound d man WAS
'rodrrly cared for. Sheriff Frazrc
was promptly notified, when he im-
mcdlatcly summoned i pos>cc anI
proceeded IL the spot where the ont,
rageS was committed. Tracks were
discovered and followed up Il road
leading int0ihc Wiun>l'"ro road, di-
rect y opposite the residence OF Mr.
tIorrsby, aJout three miles from Co.
iumhia AS .tlc tracks correspond
with the shoes of Mr.. Wm H"rnsby
he Sheriff arrested him and brought
him 10 Culumhia-Mr. II. siGnltyln@
us w!liingl esstn accompany hm. at
tl.oaSh rerSl<hns III his inn"rrncr o
the crime he pri olrr had IN cX
aminati"n before Trial Jnsti,r Solo
unon III the aiter.:pon. 1t is grnrr
ally believed thai Mr.. II. will prove
an "lihi, us he is known +" he ;n hon
est. quiet, upright man. 1t is L"r''
the perpetrators ut the outrage Wi
he dis ovrrcd. amp nsacc to pay tl''
Just pcualty for his crime, - |hG~r
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Unanswerable Arguments.


Escablishctl facts are silent urgunIen'.
which neither pen nor tongue cali >li;l.'e
and it is upon established Iabs that I'll,
reputation of IIostrtter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, rs a health preserving elixir. aud
u wholesome. and powerful remedy. i:
based. When witnesses come forward
in crowds, year after year, and rcite'ntc
the same statements in relation to the
beneficial effects of . medicine upon
'thcn.sctrcs, disbelief in its efficacy is
GterttHy I'M possible. The credentials OF
this un,qlalled tonic and Alternative, eX-
tending over q period of nearly twenty
yrxr., include individuals of every class.
and residents OF every CLINE, and refer
to the most prevalent among the com
plaints which at1lct and llara>s the
human family. Either a multitude OF
}ppople, strangers IL each other, have
annually. been seized with AL insant
and ,niUlivcless desire to deceive the
la,hlic, or Huststter's Bitters. for no less
Than Il fifth of Il century, have begin
afiurdiny such relief to sufferers from
indigestion, fever and ague, bli"u>ntss
general debility and nervous disorders,
AZ no other PREF ri,arttion has ever iIll-
uar,ed. To-day. 'trhHe Ms eyes IF the
rr0t7er 0rr upon these lines. tens OF thou
sal,d d. of both sexes are relying upon the
. Bit.eTs as 4 sure defence against the all
mr,lts Which the PRESENT season cnSen.
| lers, and their confidence is not mis-
! placed. The local l"!ions which inter
astrsicd dealers sometimes rndravOr tC
fo;st upun the sick in its stead, arc
ervery where meeting the fate that l.
, due To fraud and imro>tuIc, while tho
demand for the great vegetable specific
is constantly increasing.
| Feb 3, 1871 4l-lm .- ..|
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The State Finances.

The credit of South Carolina is af:
frclcd far more by uncertainty AID
doubt thun by the plain truth, how,
ever disappointing the unvarnlshcd
facts may bc, and wc arc satisfied that
if the State officials huvc'so turthc,
ronccamrnts, and make known our
enact condition, the credit of South
Carolina will soon stand US high as
high rs that of ally State in tl,
South.
1t necessary Of course. that eve.
ry friend Of the State, in otlirc and
cut Of it, should set his face agai's'
any increase of debt .upon any plea
| re cannot afford to. indulge in til,
luxury OF suL<idizins rair ads TO The
mocn, or Of accepting responsibilities
which do not clearly attach to the
people. We must keep The debt
.wLcrc it is. and both pril;c;r:.' - ::::'
interest c:,n, and will, be punctuuIla
raid This il the determination. O,
Governor Scott and Of all the con
Servaivc men. Of both parties, i'll ti,'
Gc. er:sl Assembly: and although ll'
'cropnt. rltmu+s~lnay l,e@~kuudanl, "
have no fear thai lhe different Rii9s
who arc irar,inS their tools in Colu,h,
lila will be able TO saddle upon South
Carolina silrg'e dollar Of additional
dEht. 40 r",Ir' ad g""'onhr, ar .lnn-
'f"g IN ru" p"sS 'he G'"s'"| AAtrmb'"
,rnId By b.1bc,y. ""t corrup';ou. lr
men who arc engineering the differ
.rut schemes arc well known; llr
1"uIltnI uncs are closely wal"hc'!
w v"i:' ur, /" say 'l.al the pa>.ag'
Ct Il railro: d yUaranlcc hill, this :scs
sion. W0ulI send more agrElS-to the
pcnitenliary, than it would pnt bonds
in elle p0ck, Is oi those who voted in
its favor.
Short work will he made of the
m,mIcrS of the Third IIuusr.--(H"'E
,xfon News.
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MYsTE-rnUs ESCAPE Eli G.
Grimes. who ron!i'Sscd tiiat he mnr-
drred Col. W y. White. at Waramaw
Gcoryclown, S. G., on the 7th of
March, lsG4. with colorrI prisoner,
escaped from Jail last evening He
made use of private key, which he
got ont he desk in the office. and this
gave liberty to himself AID colorcd
confederate Up to a late hour last
night their whrrraI'""'s had not been
uSccrtainGd.-(Horlrxton Courier.
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TIE Bowen D,GAMY AND MURDER
AFFAIR.-A war ant was Issued on sat
u:,iay by Trial Justice MagTa'h for the
arrest of this celebrated member OF
Congress from South Carolina on the
charge of being an accessory he.ore ne
fact to the murder Of Col. William L.
White, and the officer i'm charge has
gone to Columbia to obtain from Gov
rrnor' Scott The retuisiiion necessary FOR
the apprehension of the SAID member OF
Congress in Washington or any other
State. Bowen is now said to be in
Washington. where he will lie tried this
W, OK for bi.amy. The Augusta Chroni-
cir, of Saturday. says: 1.-TWO gentle
men of this city-Mr. j.. 4. Christian,
Chief Of Police, and Mr.. +. J. Hatcher
have been s :mmancd as witnesses to'
the prosecution, and started to Washing
ton this morning. Bowen was a. one
time a journcyman hrick-laycr here and
married the first of his three wives III
Augusta. -Churicstofs -Ncws.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce,
in an article on tl!e course Of Gambetia,
says if poace is not made by the l'or-
dcaux Assembly. the renewal of the
war can.havc bit one ending, and that
the complete ruin of all that is left of
France. Following that would not un-
likely come tho asSrmtion hy the Ger
mans of the right to govern 4 country
which was unable to govern itself, and
the return of the Naroleonic dynasty
under the protection Of Ge. man hay"-
nets. and with the aid Of those imperial
civilians and soldiers. including many
Of the prisoners from Sedan and Metz,
whom GambettH's rash order has cXas-
pcrated.
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Horace Greeley Investing in the South.

Y . e .
The C." vlrp Spartan, of the 9th
+ .>,ani say: We are informed that
/ aacc ret;cy, with others IA com
nN, lave purchased The Warm
...n%> property in' North (moi,la
nr prlcc uI SSU.UOo. We are glad
sec this and hupc the capital aud
n.fucncc " hich Grcely y d 60. control
will he directed towards aiding in he
i,uil,ilng ui' he french Broad Rail
Road. ( harlcs.un with ClncIl,n. II VIA
>lartanbury and AShriiIr, on y hich
Is sllI;H'd lht Nah Springs proper.
,y. Where are ccri;un.y Inducements
10 ,l,o..c who have purchased these
Springs, lc give their attention 20 his
rail road enterprise, he success OF
which would contriutc SO largely to
'hc value of their property, hy easy
access and general dcvrl"lm' ut "i
the resources of the >urruu:l'l;n.: c"i.lr
Try. With rail read iaciIiirS The
Warm Springs might br,"mr The ar
al".a of The. South in The Lalrl> oI u.s.
present owncrS, situated aS II would
lie, Oh one OF .tIr greatest thorough
tarcS'of the country, aud in 4 section
unsurpassed ia llraithfiilncsS Of
climate, pnr ty of water, grandeur If
scenery and III gcn"ral resources. We
believe that these gentlemen, who :"
wei! understand the progress and
spirit of the age, will not be content
with lavinS their capital locked up in
III unnutitable invest nlcnt in in mac
ccS>ihlc locality when they sec hero
is Il possibility of securing the advan-
tagcS which the building Of the
French Broad Road would secure TO
them. Mr.. Greeley, himself, is Il pro-.
yrts<ivc man, and his Judgment us Il
tinancicr .woul,l never allow him 10.
lock up his capital in the mountains
uf North taro;iua, without an eye to
Improvement and development.
We are informed that Mr.. Greedy
was in AshviIlr L. few days ago. and
have no lonht our information is rcli-
aIlc rs to his purchase "f' the Warm
Springs, which are situated about 20
miles from AShvillc.
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Markets..

ABnEvILLe, February H. Cotton
1O@,l29. There has been about TOOK
Bales Of Cotton shipped since the 18th o1
September 1870. tn date.
New YoRK, February l4-Cotton dull
and weak at ISL; Orleans 15i.
Up. M.--Cn;.on quiet, at l55. COLD
H.. .>.@- -. .-:-
CHARLESTON, February ID. - Cotton
s.ca,ly- midslling lIsM lE.
AUGUSTA, February l5-Cotton dull
Mt l5Im ~.
LIVERPOOL, February l5-Evnning.-
Cotton dull-uplauds 7!GIS; Orleans
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ty Se~ScrLry IL CMEsrER,.A dilileni-
OH t'c ..sat Ro.syllie, Chester ou'''y
o.! u color. drs>. resulting in tie hca!n
The Sheriff, II @>~ucd Reuben Cloud.
rest a negro for lnrsat,einptc;l 10 ar
with such resistance ir0n~<W, but met
co!ored men, that he was forccn>-ler Of
and colrmuu.ca,c with Gcr. Scott, ,~St
.erIicd, 'cxccu e ihe law. II y"s have il
,.,'i..,nru t..c w!,nir t":Ety. :ii'
..cr.ii' ru!nluouru Il large i".cc. l'u
upon tl:e.r alpimarh, H. nrYrne>--soiu'
:bo-skcdadii.I aud the o.iirerS only
arrested rightSof the ring-iv:ders. o.
his return home, one "i thy Sheriff I
posse WAS attacked 10y tiilcr o; the Ir"i'
lives WHO drew their weapons and
thrcatcn q XII him. &c in r.rn
4; drew his pistol, shot one dead aad
wounded another.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-02-17

TILE FRANC,-PRUssI.AN WAR ENDED
-PKACE ABOUr TO BE DECLARED
PAk!s, February 1%.-Evcrythins has
been arranged ut Bordeaux. 4 commit
tee to negotiate q treaty of peace has
been selected and a draft of the treaty
has been approved by Bismarck and
Moltke. The treaty is to be signed i'm
mrd:atcIy, and the German troops will
then march through Paris,to Strausburg
station and there take tn" train fOrhomc.
.Traus will iolluw each other as rapidly
as spossih!c. The Assembly will then
adjourn to Paris and proceed with the
reorganization of France.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-02-17

DoORs, SAsuEs. BLINDS. MouLDISGs,
&c.-Wc would call special attention to
the advertisement in another column of
Mr.. y. u. Toale. of Charleston, :. {:
Mr.. Tualc is al extensive and successful
manufacturer, and there can he no doubt
that our readers would consult their own
interests 10y coresponding with him lie
fore purchasing goods in his line from
other tlartics.