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Friday an Commfsstouora to eottle up tho busl-
moss Of tho suspended Freodmens Havinga Bank.

Friday. AZ Commissioners to eottle up tho buel-
noss OF tho suspended Freodmen's Bayinga Bank.
INDIGNANT SHEPHERD.
WARRINGTON, July B.-7Ju1Y 8.-Ex-dov. 8hep-
herd was before tho Grand jury onloavorlng 10
procure MI Indictment againet Charfos 4. Dams
for an alleged libol on Shepherd.
THE fnEEDMEN's DANK.
Tho gentlemen appointed to wind up tho af-
CreBwefl, Loopold, and PurvfAB, hnTe accepted tho
Commission aud will qualify Tomorrow.
49,, DEo1s1oN NJ THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Tho Attorney -Qoneral las decided that. under
rupt law, United statea Mnrshals and Registers
In Bankruptcy arc not required to mike rotrrns
therein provided ior until thoy arc furnished
with tabular formH and directions jn respect
thereto by t1,o Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
rosrAh 1asuEs DURING LAST YEAR.
Tho amount Of poHtago-stnmps and stamped
onvolopeB tBsuod during tue fiscal yoAr ending
Juno 80, MAS, 'exoIunye Of tllose used for official
communications" s21, ,157,4s4;5C, m incroase
5 por cont. The lBAuuB OF postai-cnrda nmonnt
to e0, ,70D Ind Of official rtampB, to q ,76D, 80
The 1rcreaao in issuoB over tho previous year is
a 40 per cont, whilo for the five years from
July !, 1868, to Juno 30 1879. the annual ill.,
c.easc 1Sas but per cant. Tho salcs OF postage.
sta1nps md Btnrnped envelopes in tho United
s!ates July aud 7, amounted to more than
UHOff1CihL GoHAEHfUEuENUE FoAHluuEH+
a bill passed june II, rotating to our diplo-
matte nuryico, after providing 1gatnst absence
from dutios without tho Presidents authority,
adds rorttnont1y: "Nor shall any diplomatic
OF consular olllcer correspond Ii regard to
tho public afTairs Of auy foroign dovorumont
with any private person, newspaper, Or
otllor periodical, Or othor1Ylso than with
tho proper officers Of tho United statcB." 1t IL
whispered about Washington that M early cupY
Of Tins bill wna maipa direct to tho Hon. John
4. Brighnm, luto OF Ohio, but now alniater
resident st Japan, who has been quite volun,l-
nous in hiB criticisms, iu a,l oplstulnsory form
of tho GoyernEnout Of the country to which lie ID
now aeeretltod.
NEW WRITING MACHINE.
The various Government Bureaua arc gcner-
ally adopting a machine which prints nll lettore
iuatcad Of writing thom, and which can Print, It
iH claimed. fastor than d person cau W1fto. a
clerk In tic Tost-0nice Department las written
ltty-six Worda por minute with this machine.
REDUCTION or SALARIES.
Tho executive axe fell agAln IN Bovorn1 de-
partncnts, reducing tho force, not, however, ly
dismissal, but By reducing tho grade Of clerk
suirB. Bizsoon aud eighteon hundred dollar
clerks wore reduced to 81,2D0 and 81 ,400 per
annnn,, and ono man who hah boon empioyet1
Tor q number af yeArs at 81 $780, as chief Of q
division, was roducod to 9l,2oo.
, 1874-07-09

tSNGc7H1 y 19pHltH 70 TIE LH1tQT8 IfI6NNk.
ToLoNo, Ill, July 8.-Ihe Champaign County
a1edcal Society mot in Masonic Hall this morn-
Ing. Tho attendance iyas larger thnn ou any
previous moetinS' Pr. Mckinney, Kestor md
Dastall, Of Iolono, invited tue Society to dino
with him. aud tho Invitation was accepted. In
torestng paposa wore road by pru. Dliuoy Dar-
RAIL- Darthlow aud others, on hubjectB appor-
woro aoriorsly discussed by ali prcasut. This
society, although but recoutly organized, is
fraugLt with Erea1 bonofit to Lo world OF Esorla
piuB, Resolutions Of thnnka to DR.. and Mrs.
DarraA for llospltalties weFe.. passed.; also
to r. Richards for tho uso Of hall. Tho Society
adjourned to meet ut p4Elo, Sept. 4.
, 1874-07-09
TEMPERANCE.
4 State League of IVonlen's Temper
f1nrn E0nfrriehA

A State League of yvomen's Temper
G1llco S0GfcticB.
iSp'ctal Dfspatch to 1'he Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1soroN, ILL.,, July 8.-ri,o Ladies'
League Of Bloomington. WHO, by their labors
sinco tile crusade or tue campaign for prohibi-
tlon, bayo gained reputation for unttring dill
gence snd perseverance,, now that their work in
Bloomington has boen crowned by at least partial
success do not aeom inclined to rest upon thoir
ours. Tloy have concluded to extend tholr
laboys to q wider spl.ero. snd will, as soon o.
possible, tako stops to found 6tate Union OF
tue Lea g.tes Of tho different oftles for work at
the polls at tho coming fall election. It Is cBti-
mated that at least 10000 women will be enlisted
at oIlce for work ~ eleotioneerers at tha polls,
The ladies' are determined, it they cannot VOTE
themselves, to use their personal influence and
persuasive powers whenever they CAL 10 advance
tho work Of temperance,
, 1874-07-09

ooIumnus, O., July "a force Of aixty-five
cololoa MEN and twonty whito guards left Tor tho
Btraitsyille mlucs today The train was met Ut
St1aitaville by = turbulent crowd Of aooMt 150
striking uiuoru, thelr wiyoa. and children.
Private Secretary Putnam mRdo speech 10 tho
crowd, re4ues ing them to obey tho laws anti
dlsperre, ~ they wore on private property. Tie
crowd rofnsoa to dinperse until assured TINT \
box Of afn,s On the train wore not there BY BtRte
authority, and should not bo unloadod. Tile
crowd tliou Aowly dispersed in no good bumor,
hut consoutod thcmsolvoa with falling
tho oolorel mon TINT they had haon
t.ecaiyea, nnd begging then not TO 30 10 work.
Mothers held thor ohlldron in tAoir arms, point:
ing out tho negroos to them as those who came
to rob tIiom OF their brnad. After four tele-
grams from Secretary Putnam, tho Sheriff of
Perry County has promised to go to ssraitsvi!le
tomorrow. A. special force lns boou awuru it,
by tho authorities at straitsylllo to 'p1cserYo
order.
Dispatches received hero tonight state That
this afternoon aorne Of the atg.ars so. drunk
aud wors firing pisoH IN tho vicinity of the col
orod mons quarters.
, 1874-07-09

Destruction or n 4Statsu OF Sioux.
Special Dkpatch 70 7'ke Chteaqo YrihnMe. -.
WAHu1SoToN, D. c., July H-T!e following
dispatch waa received at the Army Headquarters
to-day:
LONE THE. ". r., July 8. 1874.
Assistans AdjHtant+Gtnt,al, AcudguartcTs ef The
drtny. Was{.tnqton, Z. G.: =.
III consequence VI tho many tlepreiationR Of thu
Sioux, III HIuh River Valley, uu wl.ito sctters md
ShoHhnnru 1mtiiAna,-HNe Of the HteSt henB ti1 INr
DIR nna horrible nutilatson 0f two HhIts wonen,-pr
Irwin, Agent for tne 8Aoshoneea malle the request
that tho Sioux should b. punla1ud, II possible. On
tho moring Of tho I'd Of July, while Gen.
Ord anl myself wcro ut Uamp Brown. an
opportunity, presented issclt. and oalk
nrawn, WAN dtrecua to acnd uapt. nates aud Llout.
Nobuson With Company u, Second Cavalry, accom-.
}anl9l by twenty Iudtan Hconts under Lieut.. Yonll1
Fourth Infantry, and about 1b0 8h0sholoea u1slor
their Chief Wish-A-ktc to nttack cump of Sioux
lately established tho uorth side Of tho Owl h10u,l
tain llauge, whera the Wind Iger breaks
through, ,--llalant ahont 10 nt!cs from Camp
brown. The attack MAJ EnNde At y. IN. Saturday,
Jaly 4,-TAs result eg!ng Afty Sioux killed n,id
Wounded and uYer 100 ossas captured. Our loas
two mon killed, und Llput. Young ani three 1nel'
woundssl,-Lteut Young not laugorouuly. Oapt Tor
roy teegrnpha TINT the result nat satiaactory
desired, account Ut the lad behavior og tho hh0-
shonees. Capt. Torrey Wsnt out OH the 5th with III
ambulance anil additional men, to laeo Ca1t. atBs.
1. II. BNxaiDAN, 1Aoutonant 0nucsal,
, 1874-07-09

APPLICATIONS Fob NEW NANK CuANTENs.
WAstt1SoroH, D. c., July 8.-About thirty ar
p1icationa for bank charters under tile new law
havo boeu flied with tho Comptroller Of the Cur
roncy Biuco Congress adjourned. They come
mainly from Itliuois, Wisconsin, Indiana. Kan-
sas, aud Iowa, With fow from tho Southern
States. Tile amount applied for Is in tho neigh
borhood OF $4,000. 600. This leaves a1,u00, 900
heretofore reported "Not caficd for"
1t will take from sixty to ninety
days to get these thirty new banks
III running order, and tho Comptroller atatca
that there will not DO more than 25,0oo,o 600 Of
additional banking capital available for business
purposes By tho time Congress mcots.
BuRRENpEn or EJACULATION.
Nine banky hayo sont iu loyal tenders With
which to redeem their bonds pending tho cauesl-
lation Of pa1t OF their currency. to the amount
Of 81 sou D6U Oftl,lBamount, AioseH Taylor'a City
Natiolal Bank Of New York contributes 924s, 600.
This .bnnk has haa no circulation. however.
this amount in bonds having been required Of it
to secure depositorB. /: will continue as q pri-
tiireo are in Now York anu two in Chicago. viz:
the Commercial l. Mochan!cs' QUE in LRuBing
aud one In Grand Rapids, i1ich.; ono In Fort
Wayne, Ind; and one in Columbia, s. G. These
banks 10 not contemplate giving up their CHAR,
ters, and arc Gully returning such surplus caAsas
business.
FRAUDULENT BASK-NoTEs DISCOVERED.
Tho fact ttat tho new division for tile re-
compton Of mutilatod National Bank notea re.
quiros all such notes to bo sent to ono plHce,
Inns already resulted in the discovering OF u
large number of altoled. stolen, nnd chippod
potea. Some three years eince tho Osago Na.
tloual Bank, al Osage, Ia.. was enterod. aud lta
vaults rohbed Of $50 sheotB Of unsigned i've
dollar notoa Of that banH. which representcd
s5,0U0, there beiug four uotes IN each Aheet::
Tie Redemption Division to-day received
six Of these notca Oh Which tho signatures OF
tic President and CaBhior OF tho baul bad boen
forged, apparently by tho saule persons. Tho
Government is not responsible for these notes,
and they wore rejected. Tho bank having Auu!l
notes ii circulation will probably bo decided to
be responsible large numbers Of notes naye
been received which had been stripped" as the
operation is called. by outing 1iyo notes in differ
cit places, and pastiug tho pieces so TINT his
| notes wore produced. ench boiug shorter o.
| narrower than the genuine uote.
, 1874-07-09

New YoRK, July s.--A 1ottor from Havana.
dated July 4, saye "Thero Is great deal OF
sickness prevailing horo. Many fatal cases Of
smallpox aud yellow fever havo occurred; rub,
throughout tile city. Business is very dull. Only
about 600 boxes OF sugar woro aold during this
weok."
A letter giving an account Of tue celebration
Of st. Johns Day in Puerto Principe, Cuba, says
tic iusurfeotlon is fast finishing what once OK.
iBtod Of vlltuo. It has worn down to threads
the tlitnBy texture of social virtue, and, except
among fow OF tho best educated and mort ae-
huel people. thoro il little attempt mado at even
a show OF feminine delicaey and modesty. Dands
of young Golcking tclowH will stop under, grated
windows aud balconies aud sing tile rndcst songs
with tho mort indocorons allusions, and women
and girls will nock to tue Windows, laugh, anu
enjoy 1t.
AtAp11p, July 8.-The Spanish Government
has approved tue Cuban budget submitted by
Capt.-Gen. Coliona,
, 1874-07-09

Tho statement uf> t,s Philadelphia Lelger's
correspondent at New York that Theodore I!l&on
haa second letter III type. proofs Of wl,cl, 1lave
beon shown IN confidence to his friends. aud
that jottor to his address will appear III tho
forthcoming n,,1,4lor Of tho Christian Union
oyar tho signature OF Horny Ward Deeoher. The
correspondent adds tint Mr, Tiltun's friends
hare attempted to dissuado him from publishing.
, 1874-07-09
DGllaGcrntiC.Lib1rn3 Convention al
lUunrfHa Ind.

.Specfal Dtspatch tu 2he Etirngo Tribune.
LaronTE, Int July 8.-Iho pomogratic and
Iitnlu County Convention convened horo TO-
lay to seloot delegates to the State Convention
to be hold III indianapolis Wednesday,, tho 18th
inst. Tile meeting WIS called to order, and tho
Hon. Jol,n Wintesbotlau. cEogon Chairman, aud
Jncob Wi1o Bocratary. A comnlittoo of five waa
OF tue delegates wero submitted and approved
by tho Conven tion, after which the meeting adj
journel.
, 1874-07-09
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Ufsvatch 10 Ihs Chieaoo IffraDe.
NruHnNIT

WASHINGTON. D. G.. July 8.-E1-Poatmas!or
General Croswoll haa formed M aliiuuce With
hls unclo, Jacob Tome, Of Maryland, aud viii o4-
gage IN tho banking bls'neHs in this city, IN con-
neotion with tho National Danl. Which by special
act Of the lust Congress was empowered to re-
nova from Magerstown to thia city and TO In
orease ita capital stock from $b0 U00 10 $500 900.
1t will doubtless be to the city wlat Jay Cookies
and tho First National Dauk were, and tho prob
ability III That II wlll get much Of lie business
done by the other banks.
r. WILL QUALIFY.
Messrs. CreauelI, Leopold. md purviaa, the
latter eolorea nun, will qualify Tomorrow or
, 1874-07-09
The Government Defeated on a Con-
0rmation OF N1acNIahon's
Powers,
The Marshal Determined to Retain
the Office Of President.
Rumor that isabella Win Revoke Her
Abdication of the Spanish ~,
Throne. -
Reorganization Of tile Span1sl
Republican Army.

ERANOtG.
PARIS, July 8.-Tho sitting OF tho Assembly to-
day oponcd amid intense oxcitolnont Tho floor
,as tlllcd wtth Deputies and tho galleries crowded
With spectators. II. Luclon Dr1ln movod' !" that
tho Assembly regrets the suspension Of the
journal Z Union by tic Government" This
motion WAS releotod by q vote Of 80 yoaa to Ito
naya. The Left generally abstainod from
voting. nj. Paris, notnber Of the Right Centre,
moved the following:
Tllat this Assembly, resolving to onorgatical-
~ uphold the septonnfAf powers conferred upon
Maraaal MacNlahon, President Of tho Republic,
and Furthermore resorYing tho questions sub
n,ittod to tile Committee on Constitutional Bills,
paases to theorrlor Of tho day."
Gen. De Gissey. Mfniator Of War aud Vice.
Prosf1out Of tho Council, announced that tho
Government identified itaelf with the motion.
Tho question was talen, and tho motion OF II.
Paris wns rejected BY yoto of 831 yoas to 36e
nays. The majority III thta vote waA composed
OF three frncti0ns OF tho Left and eighty mom-
berB Of the Extreme Right.
Several Deputies Immediately moved tho Or
der Of tho day, pure and simple, which was
adopted, tho vote standing $50 yeas to 3t5 nays
1t IL considered that tho laat vote leaves tic
door opon for the Ministry to romafn in power;
but the Impression at tho close Of tho sitting
was. that nothing had been aottiod, and the utl'
political situation ,s uure1ieved.
PARIS, July 8-1mmedlate)y after tho adj d)ourn.
ment Of tho Assembly to-day D Cabinet Council
wan held, at which tho Ministers tendered their
designations. President MaoA1ahon peromptoril1
rofuHed to accept them, and tho Minhtsy re-.
mainB constituted as before. Tho President vii
send n1essaEs to tho Assembly tomorrow OF
noxt day, in whicl, he vii! announce his deter
minatton to retain tue powora couferrad urot
@ for the Tine tesssnsd h. iaw and Til tnsis
his powers by thec. Assembly. A cahine
Council will 10 held Tomorrow to dellaitol.
decide upon .hc terrpa Ct the message.
LONDON, July D.-1he Times Paris corre
spoutont totegraphs that blacAfahon, in hi
forthcoming nlossaRe. VII probably state that b
could not aeeopt tue 1esigaaitiomns m Of the Minis
he wlahol to save tue country frou
new ministerial crtHls. He nil request tn
Assembly to hasten ai, action On On the tluan;a
and, on. rcassombling, proceed to deanitel,
organize his powers.
, 1874-07-09

MADRID, July 8.-Gou. Seadala Is making
preparations to renew the attaok upon the Car
lists at Estalla. Tho defeat Of the Carlists at
Ternel on Saturday laat was 10 complete TINT
togother. Gen. n1orlonea has boeu appointed
Generalissimo Of tile Republican troops iu
MADn1p July s.--The Republican army l,as
boon reorganizcd. It s divided into two corps !;
Navarro, and the second, under Ceballos, will
watch tlo Ebro district. The strength Of the
combined army exceeds $4,000 men,. with 70
guns, and iss general headquarters arc at Taf-
falla.
PANS, July g.-It is stated Ia Aphonsist cir
Glen TINT isabella intends to publicly revoke her
aodcation Of tho throno Of Spain.
, 1874-07-09

LONDON, July a. Dourke, Understanding
for the Foreign Department., introduced iu the
Nouso OF Commons to o.day bill amending the
International copyright law, Which waa read
once.
LONDON. July 9.--It Is reported TINT Parlia-
mens ull be proroguod on tho 9Th Of August. .
, 1874-07-09

Special DispateA to The Chicaqo Tribune.
DECATUR H., July 8.-Tho Hon. Charles
Black Las the beBt hold for tho independent
Reform nomination for Congress- III this (tho
Fouticontl) District. II nominated, be will
give tho other candidate lively race.
, 1874-07-09
BANK CASHIER REMOVED,

NEw BEpronp Mass, July 8.-John T. Bar
ker, Cashier Of the First National Bank Of Now
uodfold, wa. removed on Tuesday In couze-
quencs Of Abatement Of irregularities made to
tAs Directors by Dauk-1uspsetQr Neadham.
, 1874-07-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

L1yEnpoo1, July -stcamahlpa Elyals, from
New York, and BiGeria, from boston. arrived out.
NEW YoRK, July 8.-Arrirad-HteamshtpA
sylesla, from Hamburg .Hakon Adalstelu, from
LQudop
, 1874-07-09
INDIA,

! LoNnos, July 9.-D,apatohes from Calcutta
state that 500, 900 natives arc HOW employed on
reliaf works. DOC, ,000 1esB than three weos ago.
| Half million aro now BubBiHtng on the charity
| of the Government aud the public.
, 1874-07-09
Call For nn Antl-1onopol Convene

Special Diapa!ch to Tia Chicago Tribune.
Fonr MADISON, Ia, July. San Antt-h1o-
nopoly Convention WAS called to-day to meet at
Fort Madison, H., July II, to appoint delegates
from Leo County to attend tho Congressional
Convention at Burlington on tho 18th Of July,
and to tho Judicial Convention ut Burlington,
jn}y 81.
, 1874-07-09

CoNsrAaTISor1E, July s.-The su}thn has
written 10 tue Kdeliye Of Egypt in terms COT
daily confirming the good relations between the
Porto and Egypt.
, 1874-07-09

NATIONAL Bilt.pos1ERs' ASSOCIATION.
!Speeia{ Dtsua.ch to The CAfeaaa Tribune.
DETROIT, AIioh. July B.-Tha Nationa! Bill
PoateEa' Association mot In thq lha]liN1 the Do
, 1874-07-09
NOTICE.

Ny connection with tho firm OF Rauoh &
Werner ceased on the 10th of January last,
now have oharge Of tho Pastry, Confaotion-
cry and Ice Cream Department Of Brown's,'
and with unsurpassed facilities, Bhai! be
pleased to receive orders from my old pat
ronB. Very respectfully,
W. WERNER,
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GENERAL PAsSEEGER DRpApT

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, u. O., May 18 1874.
b. @ @ d1Ia TIhEi1IiGlS|0wing riIi SS aasss sehs; Z;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN Eo2 TRAIN So4
Leave Columbia....... GOO a m 8.45pm
Florence. .31225pm 21Oam
Arrive Wilmington. 7.15 m s7.15 m
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN mol TRAIN NO
Leave Mllmington..... 500 III t6.l0 M
Florence..... 400 m I1.S7 nj
Arrive Columbia..!.. $50 pm 400 m
Train NO. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N. E. Il. T., and at Wilmington
with ". W. II. r. 10 all points North.
Train No. from, Columbia is fast E1-
press, making through conn ections, all rail,
North and south, and water line copnec.
tione uid Portsmoutb.
Train No. I. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with N. E. r. H. for
Charleston, and is an accommoda q ation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is q fact
Express, connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through tickets
sold and baggage checked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace sleepers on night
traipa. *Breakfast. thinner. fSupper.
Accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co
lnmbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A.PoPR. Gen. Faesen ger and Ticket gent
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SoUTh CAKCLlsn NAILnoAl cMpAay
COLUMBIA, r. c.. October Is. 1875
EE sN Es4 EEsssps~s Change Schedule
anda!ter Sunds! 18th instant:
MAIL AND PAssENGER TRAIN
Leave Colnnnla at. -. s. 40 am
Arrive at Charleston at. 1 % nm
Leave Charleston at. SOC nm
4rrVeat tColumbla at.... ........ $50 rm
kI0HT EXPRESS, FREIGH1 AND ACcoHaoDA.
TIoS TRAIN, Sunday excepted
LeavtColumbia.7 .7.15 = n, Arrive. acc r..
Arrive Charleston 7.10pn Leave &c IS m
Canldon Traini run Monday, Wednesday
end Saturday. 40 follows:
Lesvc Columbia l.50 pm Arrive 1l.5n am
Leave Camden ESQ am Arrv" G.35 PM
s.. u. plrxrSs. General Tirkr, Ace,,
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Il OF tho public to HI examination OF
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Also, Sheet Music aud Instruction Books
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kinds oi Nrsicu ,:nn,s sent by Express,
whrn ordered. tU an! ,hr: ut Tie state.
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Pianos. organs ana Me!ohrnni rnnci snd
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Accommodation Trains Iul. III. Ahbcville
Branch Monday. Wedne sds, ana Friday.
On Anderson Branch. betweeI Eelton and
Anderson. Tueedsy, Thnrrday and Satur.
day. THOMAS DODAMFAH, Cor. Snr.
JADrH NORTON. General Ticket Arert
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