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l^?br^^TO^l?ii'' B Beyumds Bavo re
'BaoV^d. to tho commodious v. nd con veul?
ent rooms, over J. & T. B. Agnew's,
formerly .occupied by Mrs. S. A. Smith.
Pamphlets, briofs, catalogues, dodgorp,
poatorB, hand-bills, bill-heads-in fact,
everything in.tho way of job printing
gotten up ia tho bcst'stylo aad on terms
that wo pledeo ourselves wili'bo aatisfao
toijf{f& 'all parties. With, approved ma?
chinery and atcum power, we challenge
comparison in prices.
A number of important Acts, passed
at. the late session of the Legislature,
wi.H bo found in this morning's paper,
arid also in tho supplement.
Jitat received a lot of indestructible
tags; also, a lot of new: Style; buninoss
and: (ancy cards, 'including the beautiful
roso tint.
We. aro ittd?bted to George Tapper,
E<jq.y,?or-. a . pamphlet copy of tho cor
refep?nd?naebetw?ott Dr. A. H. Davega
and'* Gol. Wtpt Johnston-which came
near leading-to unpleasant results.
;Bpok and job printing of every kind
attended to promptly at PiICENix office.
?^e^ops. whp aro. nboomfbrtablyi warm
oa'n\bo cooled off in a hurry, by. culling
at?- Mr.. McKenKie's saloon, wlicre ice
oresi?^^ra^rli?feV^$A'f ^i?-1^ cool prepara?
tions,' are furnished..
\Tpe\Yigila,^t.'{coJored) iTiio Company
paraded.yesterday, but their ropes were
not well fllldd;;tho machine, however,
was in first rate order.
'.Messrs. Ii. C. Shiver ? Co. announce
fresheand extensivo arrivals of goods,
vSV;' wha.t'. they have to say relative tc
samples, '
It,ia'to bo iioped that the President oj
tho 'TJbited Stotei, even if he Bucoeedi
su .bia San Domingo scheme, will novo
visiVlh^iMaad. Its-hiBtory shows tb?
p?e^al?nc?'of' a'peb?llar disenso offeotii'?
ita ri?tare, Called assassination: Of iti
eleven last rulers, nine thus snffered,
Nov Wonder Baed is anxious to sell out
Who wouldn't be,.if he had tho oppor
t ubi ty apd could.find u purchaser?
It baa been rumored that-tho'Parisini
ladies intend to shaw their sense of thei
country's misfortunes by adopting fo
't^e^ ?ut?fe an , ex tr oin e sobriety of cbs
tame. -
j A post omeo has. been established a
Dixie, on i the North-Eastern Bail road
Mr1.1 MY" Jacobs bas tt?oo oppoioted posl
master..
) Th? refile for. the Buudonian (a mns
cal ''instrument)-will take place at Mi
?l?r??s* satooni thia evening, at8 o'olocl
A few obanoffs loft.
The radi?s 'aro in a furore ot exoib
mont, and hanbauds, pater familias un
elder brothers are sorely troublei
Would yon know the cause? Wo ai
aW?r-openlog week. Mrs. McCormh
bas, displayed beforo tho eyes of tl
ladies stich a varied and tastefully a
teated stock of articles-boanets ar
fancy hats, trimmed and untrimme
bead-dresses, chignons-, Neilson curl
frisottes, puffy, etc; fancy combs of vat
ons kinds;-jet and other varieties
jewblry; ribbons, sashes &o. ; besid
percale and cambric snits for ladies at
children, that, ono is hardly surprised
the excitement. Those who have n
yet visited her establishment, should ?
so to-day.
HoTBi ARRIVALS, April 7.-Kicker*
House-P. B. Tyler, Now Huven; M
Howell, Mrs. Hunting; New Yoik; ]
Nicely, - G. & O. B. B ; W. Murdoc
Salisbury; 8. W.Thomas, Haleigh ;
V. Sourry, J. P. Kinard, Newberry ;
C. Judd, Spar tau burg; C. A. Wall
Greenwood; L. W. White, Abbevil
W. T. MoGbee, M. A. O^son, Cok
'bury; W. B. Jones, Pheonix; J. H. Gi
S. Gi ; M. Drucker, Oburleatou; H.
Whitner, S. 8. Manny, J. P. Heed, i
derson; J. P. Book weil, S. C.; D.
Bowley, Blue Btdgo B. B. ; J. M. Se
1er,/Newberry.
Columbia Hotel -M. E. Fagar, Ph
dei ph ia; John S. Byan, W. Dud!
Charleston; 0. D. M. Simons, Kew Yu
O, S. Bull, Orangebnrg; A. L Bom i I
Charleston) W. A. Benton, Cberaw;
Straus, Baltimore; S. C. Mea UH, Si
tahburg; Wm. Wade, Augusta;
Hyson, N. C.; W. E. EHBIOV, Gre
ville; C. Lark, Laurens; Hugh Aug
E, L. Bay, Atlanta. >
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LIST OP NEW ADVKUTISBMBNTB.
. Auta of tho Legislature.
".?.B. 0, Shiver & Coi-Dry Goods.
E.j H. G ree no-Medical Notice.
on&H* MfrshalrrrrWestern Luida.
..? ii?). J.ili'roney # Coi-Oom. Meroha
V/E^C.'?Plumer <fc Co.-Dissolution, i
M i(i1 ? i ?r^f,-i.
3; Otilan* ot blood &r<j sooted out bf the i
.hriold{fc?bfcl? every welsk br hea.jftfi.1 '
neopw v. lt isdaf?lliblt?;foo; f W Webs*,
au^rafct?l ',8o7$ b^ ,s'UM|t?g^b?.: ' Fob 1
M : .;. FdKi^Arrkiw. Wff? "-v!
LONDON, r April ''Deputies of!
Paris hnva agreed io principio and will
draw ap a manifesta to tho peoplo?bf
Franco, domaudimr tho maintuiuanoo of
tho Bopublio unil claiming for the muni
ci pin buoy ui Parla (hu right of duoidiqg
all questions relativo to tho organization
of tao oity, particularly as regards in?
struction, finan?as and . publia, worship,
abd that as a basis of conciliation tho
position of tho National Guard as guard
of Paris must bo recognized.
The Assemblyists occupy all roads
leading ta Versailles, and it is considered
probable that tho whol J column of Gen.
Bergoret aro prisoners. 500 women and
children accompany the Federalist
troops.
Tho World's cable from Versailles,
April Otb, says it is reported that Thiers,
inutead of following up tho advantage
gniued and allowing thc army to enter
Paris, has commenced nogotiutions with
the Commune, offering to concede many
of its demands and to exempt its loaders
from punishment in consideration of itu
rooognizing tho authority of thc Assem?
bly. Thc report causes intonso excite?
ment among conservative Deputies aud
in the army. Tho forces of the Com?
mune aro still in largo numbers outside!
Paris, but in oxtroraoly critical poai
ti o ns.
PABIH, April 7.-The funeral of the
killed to-day waa nn extraordinary scene.
There wore tbrco bago bourses, with
black velvet palls, each decorated with
twelve red flags, containing the dead;
following them* wero 8.0U0 National
Guards and double that number of citi?
zens. Tho women wero marching ic
hundreds past aud ulong tho boulevards
at a aolcmn paoe. Many members ol
tho Commuuo joined tho procession.
When they arrived ut Pure lu Chaise,
euoh hoarse contained thirty-three cof
fin?, and twenty-three otbor hearses wort
already ia the cemetery, lilied with tb<
dead from the hospitals. It was au awiu
scene. Oue hugo gravo had boen pre
pared for ali. Tl fe bodies wore lowered
ono at u time, amidst the tbc shrieks oi
tho women aud shouts of mun, for vcu
gounoo on the assassins of Versailles
Pore la Chaise waa ouo mass of people
swaying with passion and scrcamiuf
Vive Ut R?publique! Vice la Commune
The loasea of tho Communists cruuti
groat grief in tho city, mixed with bitte
animosity.
LONDON, April 7.-Direct tylegrupbi
jonituunioutiou with Puris hus ceased
Tho insurgents huve been dislodged fron
Noilly Bridgo. A deputation tf Pari
morohants bad a consultation witl
Thiers. A bill has been introduced ii
tho Versailles Assembly to accelerate tb
lotion of courts martial. Tho apparcn
lesigU of tho Versailles commander is t
thoroughly luvest Paris. . Tim Commun
[las issued a decree arresting all person
incused of complicity with tho Veritable
joverntneut, from whom a jury aha
ioleot hostages-three of whom abu
miler for every Versailles person exeeul
?d, whether cuptured by tho Nationals c
ibo civil partisans of thu Commune. A
stlicera und professors of the Jesuit
College will b? arrested. Thc urmy c
Versailles is waiting for heavy artillar
lo attack Is8fy.
L.VTKST.;r-?; violent cannonading wt
beard North-east and South of Paris.
Baron Tegbothoff, who superintend),
the removal- of Mux im ilia U'K l email
from Mexico, is dead.
The Nutiouuls have been ordered I
retire behind the forts and remain on tl
defensive. Thc Coram uno made arequ
ution upon the shops for arms un
imniunition. A nun who escaped fro
Puris aud arrived in Brussels, repor
that the obtirchea have beon uttucke
the priests instilled, arrested uud mt
treated, and tho convents out? red
night and searched. A rumor pro val li
betoro she left, that tweuty Jesuits bi
boon shot. M. Assy succeeded in cseu
i ng from Puris, after hu had bei
hunted by the Communiais.
NKW YORK, April 7.-A World cabl
dated Parin, thu 7th, anya thu aituutii
ia hourly becoming more alarming. T
forcea of tho Commuuo aro growi.
utrouger and bolder. Thiers' propu
lion to treat has inspired tho Comma
with frosh hopea, and it is believed th
have 100.?0U meu who will boldly fig)
Tho Government troops retain tho et
quered positions and tn uko no tidvitui
To-day u battle is raging betweeu Cha
lou aud Vaii viera. From the laV
place, the insurgents maintain un inc
saut tire from bubiud thu fort. Cruw
of women and children, frantic w
grief, are searching euch ambulance a
arrivua for tho bodies of their hiibbui
aud fathers. Thu slaughter on bi
siiles yesterday nuil to-duy was fear!
Tenor reigns und the piisous
crowded. Churches and tho buusct
aristocrats are pillaged, and nil pru
ure imprisoned. A gnat many muni
have taken place. Oil thia Good Frit
there waa no ruligiuua sorvioes in Pu
Ljrinan intervention is tho only hopi
LONDON, April 7.-A d espute h fi
Versailles, ou tho night of the (Uh, t
cannonading and musketry Bring i
uuued till that afternoon to thu Sollt!
Paria, between the insurgent posil
at Mont Bongo aud that ot tho Govi
meut at Ckutillun. Similar tiring
also heurd to tho North-east of Pt
evidently betwoeu Aminores aud il
vre, and towards Columbi z. Forts I
Bluter und Cha reu ton wore engaged
contest with a portion of tho urtiiler
the Versailles urihy. Tho Governn
troops niado a vigorous attack upon
insurgente, and were aided tberoi
Fort Mont Valerien und tho buttern
Courbe voie. Tho combat still eon tin
The Nationals have ovurywhere a
doned the o Honni vo. A largo fore
insurgents, at Ginneviers, was
rounded by Government troops. A
ttttct'upt made*, .by /f^bm/tb^pferce
lines of tUoVerauiIlea army hud .rt
tu Paris proved futile. I A despatch
Paris naya several Bb tilla horst withii
willis, 'id tho avenue Del ?mperai
tho struggle, bave greatly strengthened
tba fortifications of . 'Montmartre and
ooulougnecs.- Clusorcfc ie ro-orgamzing
tho National. Guard, and tho party of
conciliation aro redoubling their efforts.
Soveral organs devoted to their object
bavo appeared, all of which demand com?
pleto municipal liberty for Puris. Hopes
aro entertained that an .armistice of
forty-eight hours will bo concluded for
an exohungo of prisoners. Tho Temps
newspaper proposes to despatch Louis
Blanc to Versailles lo uegoiiato with
Thiers tho conditions of a now election
law, to ombraco the convocation of
uleotors for tho choice of a Constitutional
Assembly. A now corps, called Paris
Avengora, is in course of formation, to
operate aa skirmishers. All largo shops
bavo bcou searched, by order of the Hub
Cent ral Committee, for mon to servo in
this organization.
Amerlcun Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-lu the Senate,
Davis, of Kentucky, calivil attention tu
un offensive allusion to himself in a re?
cent speech by Boprusoutulive Butler, of
Massachusetts, based upon tho difficulty
botweou them ou the floor of tho Senate
Inst week. Ho intimated baviug iucurred
that member's enmity by bis efforts
soveral years ago to compel u restitution
of silver plate and other property be?
longing to a loyal man, which Butler had
seized at Now Orleans. The other day,
when addressing thc Scuato, bo noticed
Butler occupying the seat immediately
adjoining his own, and regarded both
tho proximity and manner of linn, gentle?
man ns offensive. After resuming bis
seat Butler continued au earnest aud ex
cited look at bim, whereupon ho (Davie)
faced him, and after looking him iu th 3
eye for an institut, said tu him: "You
dimmed old scoundrel, aro you hero to
scowl nt and brow-boat me? [Laughter
vin tho Republican aide. ] Hu made no
reply, aud I repeated that language. H
tbeu responded: "I have not addressed
yon, air, or said a word to you." I tbeu
said: "What aro you come here for?
Why did you scowl at me?" He un
awurcd: "I did not aoowl at you; yon are
au old mun." I rose to my feet und ad?
vanced ono step towards bim uud said
'T am young enough to go with yon
from thia Se?alo Chamber whenever it is
your pleasure." At this point Senator
Wilson stepped between us, laid his bund
on Butler's shoulder, sa;d u few words to
him, aud they walked off together
Davie added that his sole purpose was to
statu thc affair as it took place, and thus
correct misrepresentation. It was not
bis intention to have any controversy
with tho universally recognized black?
guard, coward aud scoundrel of thu
United States, who, himself, did not
dissent from tho general judgment
tiguinst him.
WASHINGTON, April 7.-lu tho Senate,
tho House Ku Klux bill waa read the
brat aud second times, nod referred to
the Committee on tho Judiciary. No
objection was made to a second reading,
because it is understood the committee
will uot act before Monday. The com?
mittee on Privileges and Electioua con?
sidered the Vance aud Abbott caso with
Jilt action. The probabilities are tbut
neb Uer will be admit tel. The joint cou.
initi?e. resolution waa passed. Th
Speaker appoint? d tho present Outrage
Committee, of which Scott is Chairman.
Tho New York appointments were con?
tinued by tho Senate to-day, after two
Jaya' btrnggle. Only thirty-six Senators
vuted and many Republicans dodged
Hill, of Georgia, spoke iii the Senate,
leny i og any Ku Kluxiu that Slate. He
dui med that the people there wero as 01
lorly aa in any other community undi r
tho ann. Tho Vioor President appointed,
nu tho port of the Setmto, on the joint
committee to investigate alleged out
rages, tho present North Carolina i tl ves
Ligation committee-Messrs. Scott,
Chandler, Bice, Nye, Wilson, Bayard
ind Blair.
Weather report-It is probable that
the stormy winds will continue on Luke
Superior, mid increasing winds with
cloudy aud tbtcateuitig weather will be
sx pe lieu ced on the lakes and in the
Ohio valley. Clear weather, followed by
idouds in ibo afternoon of Saturday, aro
probable for the Atlantic and Gull
coast.
CINCINNATI, April 7.-The Western
Pe?nalo College, at Oxford. Ohio, was
burned to-day. Several girls were burl
lu leaping from tho windows. The girls
Inst most uf their wearing apparel. Lot*
doo.ooa.
ALUAN?, N. Y., April 7.--A Ore com
menerd lu Weeit, Parson & CO.'H print?
ing house, ami consumed tho entire
block. Losa $500,000. An nukuown
mau waa burned.
MILWAUKEE, April 7.-Tho returns
fi nm all parta of the State y ive Lyona a
majority of 10,00J.
BORAN T?N, PA., April 7.-A band of
500'mun, armed with muskets, clubs and
revolver?, visited Tripp's mines, iii this
city, this morning, aud prevented the
workmen from entering. Three miners
employed at work wore shot dead in
cold blood hy the mob, aud others wore
so beaten with stones they aili probably
die. Lust night, Morris Sc Weeks' retail
coal works, in this city, wero torn down.
Most of their mines were blown down
and the track torn down. '
JACKSON, Mia?., April 7.-Senator
Ames bus written a letter to the negro
members of the Mississippi Legislature,
charging Governor Alcorn with bad
faith to tho Republican party. Hu com
pares his own administration to that of
Alcorn. Dr. Dowd, a lending'Republi?
can, abd President pro Mil. of tho State
Senate, introduced the following:
Whereas Senator Ames receutly pre?
sented and caused to he read before the
United Sbite? Senate, a letter dated
io?i, . aeoiuratory. vuat - aonoui-uonses
woreb?ing:brjrned tprougiiotittje whole
State'of Mississippi, 'and,-that ?teachers of
acboola wero being 'driven gwffi end
wi 10 re? ? ch ar gi>a o f t U is a wee pi b g ol; nra o
:-V ? '?I n ip -r-J71 !
tor tend to the shame o? our people, and
pla?a tUo bun.oX barbarism ou jue, brow
of oar State, und,, 'if true, refleot. diubo
nor on thu coustitueots of the Legiela
lure, a body from whioh Souator Ames
derived hie credentials, aud under which
be holde bia neat io tho United State?
S nate: and, whereas wo. tho ronroaenti.
tivea of tho people, conscious of thu
great wroug dune the Stuto in tho utter?
ances of that Senator, whose duty it ia
to ubiuld UB from slander, huve thought
proper to reply to tito imputation of tbe
Souator; therefore,
Resolved, by tho Sonate, the Houso
eonourriug, That the utterances ol
anonymous correspondente, us endorsed
by our said Souator, constitute a libel
upon tho people of Mississippi, whioh
wo now repel.
There is great excitemeut hero to-day
over tho ihttloulty botweon Representa?
tives Luudrum, Democrat, aud French,
Republican. Tho former posted tho lat?
ter as a poltroon and coward. All the
parties concerned worn arrested before a
meeting occurred.
MOBILE, April i*.-At a meeting of tho
Cuutral Council of thu Republican party,
yesterday, a resolution was unauimously
udopted protestiug against the appoint?
ment of either Warner or Buck, ex
United States Senator and Congressman,
of thia State, to any Federal oiUcc in
Alabama.
SAVANNAH, April 7.-Arrived-schoon?
er W. H. Jones, from Fernandina for
New York, with tho dead body of Cap?
tain Charlea W. Marshall.
CHARLESTON, April 7.-Arrived-tho
steamer Charleston, from New York;
ship Remington, from Boston; brig
Maria Louisa, from Matanzas; schooner
Edwin, from New Orleans; schooner
Train, from Wilmington. Sailed-thu
schooner W. II. Steele, for Havauo.
Lippmau's Hitters are for ??le by all drug
?; i HI -j and dealer*. Depot ill Columbia. H. C.,
.o ( i uui:u >V Alc'J it noon's. Druggist*. S 18
MARRIED,
At tho residence of Captain D. Nunnamaluvr,
nu Uni (itt) instant, by tho Kev. W. A. Honk,
Mujor G. LEA I'll A HT, of Lexington Comity,
ft. C., to Ur?; M AK rn A UitADFUllD, of Wal?
tet boro, U O.
AXX. TO HAND.
OUlt BEAUTIFUL. ATTItAOTIVK ANO
extraordinary
CUE,\P STOCK OF DRV GOODS
In in 4tr?r?< audmovlng, in-?kiog to .im daily tor
NEW ARRIVALS.
Which wc- will eon tin tin to reeeivv -?ll through
iii if seimon.
OI.lt f?V5tl*A,K BC Kl. \l
rfi -' ". -.
ls a micccht, a it'd ve are now distributing ,
lO'idd over tim' entire Ul ale through ile ,
igVuijy. Thc niost. o ?r^leas observer cAnni.t 1
?ut eco tho groatadvantages to bo derived 1
'min dealing with a liva house, liko nnm. I
vhoro livery I liing ie kept moving by system \
iud order-whore no extra pru?na aro tacked
in to pay idle hands. Ut course, wo eau aud '
lo SKLL GOOUH CHEAPER THAN AN? '
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positivo ?
iroof is, that wo ?ell moro Gooda than all the ;
.??.il added toge?iqr. That id tho proof
Tho peoplo know where to buy cheapest, and
et thoa tratig? r follow tho groat public, lu 1
inlying, let Uicm fullow thosu wlio know '
R. C. SHIVER & C?. !
April H I 1
J. J. FRENEY* & CO..
General Commission Merchants, 1
7t! Harelay awl 222 (fieemeich Stree!*, I
MOW YORK.
REOE!VERS of all kinda of SOUTHERN
PRODUCT!?INS, abell UM Potatoes, A li?
llies, Dried Fruit, Hen ii rf; KcosWsX, Rag?,
Pinnae, SiseaafraH, On-on Truck. ?Vc. Circulai h
nul Marking Plates sent five. Advancements'
ma'!? on consignments. Sains promptly
undo. Agents w *m ed April 8 Ono.
Dissolution i f Copartnership.
''I^Hli copartnership herctnfoni exi-dinp
1 under tho ti rm of B. G. PLUMKR A Co.
HTM dissolved ou tho ?2d iuelsiit, by muiuiij
i*.airton l.
All peraoiiH hr. vii g ri inna i.uaiie-t tho tb iii
will present tit* m lo Mr. K. C. Fi.t'MKit fi?i
settlement, nod those indebted will ul?nrc
:>nio tor wu i d promptly and settle their
MUllta with bim.
Wo ank for lim new tb ru, who snccei da in*, a
iv? li d ii lia ii co oi thai patronage .->?> hber.illy < x
tcnd< d ben inti ro.
K. 0 PLUMKR.
J. K. RH'.UAUIJS,
j vron i-ui K8?CHF.H.
i.'i'i.i.'MuiA, S.e.. M-ircli 22, 1371
Notice.
TtllK UAH KIT I"INO and FIXTURE HUM
. NH SH. bereit.tm e conducted liv E. C
I'llliiK'r ?V Co., will bo conducted by tho Co
lamina Poi table Gas light Company. M Ititi
ula stund ou Plain street. All ordern in their
lino will bo promptly alu nib il lo hv
15. C. PLUME H..
April 8 6 Snneriiitfiidont.
To Persons Having Lands in the West.
OKKKNVIM.K, H C., Api il 5, lS7t.
FlinE undorsignod i-xpcols lo ieavo Green
1. villo. H. C., about thu timi of M ny next,
lor Ibo purpose ot selling lands in tho Staten
ul Missouri. N.:biHsku, IOWA and Minnesota.
Aov person wishing to ? ni ploy liin services in
selling, paying tuxes, or rodeenihig lands that
have buen sold P-r tuxes, ur having kuy oilier
business ?hieb they wi-li lo entrust to hun,
can address hun ul Greenville, U.C.
49* Ho wilt abo either purchase or locate
laud warrants. J. IL MARSHALL.
R?r?naNOEH-II. P. Hammett, Greenville,
8. G ; Col. L. D. Childs, Columbia. H. G ;
Atidrnw Simons, Esq.; Gliarlealoti,8. 0 ; Hon.
J. L Orr. ?. nderwon Hj ?..?,!' _ April 8 ?8
E. H. GREENE. SA. D..
In charge of the Brunch < Jfi'-c tf Dr. Kline's
Pkiliulelphit Jlrltt oue institute and Caner
J?? m try, at Charlotte, Ar.
WILL bo at tho Railroad House. Florence,
.i. G., Apiil 20th; Columbia Hotel; Co?
lombia. 8. G., April 2tid; Man ion Honso,
Greenville, H. G., May 3 ?: Palmotto Honao,
Mpartauburg, 8. G., May 4th: National Hotel,
Union Court Hooso, 8. O., May Rib; for tho
accommodation ot thn?e who runy wish lo
consult lum without a vlalt to Charlotte, with
roferenco to G.VNUElt asd Cancerous dimcul
tiea^ and all ?brenlo, long-standing and ob?
scure Db?aases of every kind. April S 18*
An Im]
. it y 5S^ers*H'? eX ?l
A curious political movement is now
on foot, wbioh, whether it is likely to
oventnato in anything of importance or
not, certainly indicates that the situation
in fully appreciated by loading colored
men.
When Robert C. DeLarge was elected
to Congress, it was known to many of
hiu friends, although not published dur?
ing tho canvass, that ho was strongly in
favor of, and would advocate, genoral
umucsty. As a native-born Carolina
colored man, ho is probably tho best ex?
ponent of that idea now among tho
Representatives from this State. If wo
add to this a frequently-expressed deter
mination by him to move, at tho proper
time, iu bobalf of Conservatism, as dis
tinguished from tho Radicalism which
hus been brought into tbis State by out
aidera, wohavesomo reason for behoving
that ho is about to mako good his deda
ratioua and lend his influence to the
organization of a now party. It is,
further, well known that Ruusier, Nash,
Wimbush, Smalls and other Radical
colored men have jost returned from
Washington and a conference with "the
po wera that be," and tboir programme
of tho futuro ia thus mapped out:
1. A proposal to the Chamber of Com
merco and Hoard of Trado to repudiate
thc entire indebtedness of tbe State.
2. A convention, within two months,
for tho organization of a now party, based
strictly ou intelligence and integrity.
3. The exchange of mutual guaranties
between the races, wherein tho colored
leaders only uak that their present oivil
and political rights shall not bo dis?
turbed, and that they aball havo a fair
representation iu tho offices of tho State
Government, in rotnrn for whioh they
will pledgo themselves to unite with the
whites in tho election c ? the best men to
oflico.
.?. The nomination of James L. Orr
for Governor, in 1872, or auy other man
who has thc confidence of the two par?
ues.
These aro, in all seriousness, the pro?
positions which aro now agitating a
coterie of individuals who have done
more to keep tho Radical party of this
Statu iutaot than any other members of
it, and, coming from a conference with
DeLarge, and possibly with the con?
servative Republican Congressmen of
other States, moro importance may be
attached to them than to tho ordinary
curbstone movements which are born
among our local cliques.
The parties referred to arrived in
Charleston full of their scheme. They
interviewed Republicans and Dem?crata.
They iuvitcd tho co-operation.of sundry
officials, aud avoided others of their own
kith nod ki ti aa they would avoid tho
Egyptian plague. The result yet ro?
mulus to bu sceu. Riusier baa opeuod
ilia batteries, and discusses tho situation
with a calmness that ia iu striking con?
trast to some of bis past speeches, while
his brother politicians act by aud scan
mid endorse every word that flows from
his i a i.
Whether there be earnestness io this
now movement, or whether it is a trap
idroitly sot by Ban. Butler or Charles
Sumner to catch nu unsuspicious people,
at course, is only a matter of surmise;
jut it will doubtless atrikeevery thought?
ful person that a proposition to repudi
tte tho entire indebtedness of the State
s either a very wild bid for popularity,
ir it is iutended 'o draw hirth from the
Hoard of Trade iud Chamber of Com?
merce what ip already snflleiently pub?
lished-uaraely, that their receut actiou
ivas not to cou voy tho idea of repudiating
my bond of tho State for a debt that has
lieeu honestly contracted.
It is supreme nonsense to suppose that
South Carolinians will ever repudiate
their just debts. None know tho fact
better than these very colored men;
md, therefore, wo ave bound to assume
that thu propositiou, if made at all, will
ho made to conceal borne ulterior de?
sign.
As an offset to tho above movement,
wo understand that it hus been deter?
mined, by Parker, Njtiglo mid other
members of the Slate Government, to
organize what will bo hereafter known as
"the respectable Republican parly."
[C/iavltaton AW irs.
?late of-^onth Carolina-Abbeville Co
L'tH.'UT OF COMMON PLEAS.
tn orge Meli Miller ami J. Towna Kotiertem?,
lb ung nn.-iiiesci uuder tho Aim narnu ot
Miller A Robertson, pluintifi's,against J?mi s
M .Munin, defendant.
7* ./.i m fit M Murfim defendantin >hU fiction:
YOU aro hereby stimuli neil and required to
answer the complaint in lida notion,
?Vilich in li ed in tho o Ri co of the Clerk nf the
Court of Common Pleas for the sod County
ami to sm vu a copy of your uns iver on tin
-tibseribeis. at their uflhsu, al Abbeville Court
I louse, wubin twenty days alter the service ol
Hun summons un ?eu, oxolui-ivu ot ilio day ol
eurvico.
If you f.iil lo answer this "nmplaint, within
thu "timu aforesaid, tho plaintiffs will take
judgment against you, for tho sum of three
nu pd rod and seventy ?evin dollars and forty
two couta, with interest at tho rate of seven
percent per annum; from tho twentieth day
of february, ono thousand eight hundred aud
seventy-one, on ibo sum of iwo hundred and
uiiie (lullars und ?ixty ci-titB and costa.
THOMSON A FAIR,
l'laiutiffa' Attorneys.
Dated Abbeville Court /douse, 20ib of Feb?
ruary. ls7l.
To titi' defendant, Jamen M. Martin:
Take ii Ut icu that the summons in thia action,
of which the foregoing ia a copy, w?? Hied in
thu omeo of tho Clei k of the Court of Common
1'h-as, ut A tn ie vii le Court Home, for Abbeville
County, in tho ?stat? ol Soam Carolina, on tho
20;h of February, 1871.
THOMSON A FAIR,
April 1 -tl PJamtiff?' Attimiota.
Administrator's l4ot.ee.
ALT. perroas having claims against the
Estate ur tho late J.uim H. MCMAHON,
deceased, will present them immediately, pro?
perly attested, to tho uudcrt-igned. and all
persona indebted to enid Estate will make
immediate payment and eave costa.
JOHN AONEW,
Adm'r Estate Jua. a. McMahon, deo'd.
Maroh j ili-lmo
Fishing Tack lo.
- wurr*-^ JUST REOEIVKD-A NEW
?*T$?J8??uppiy ut nam NU TACKLE,
l'A TJ?M T HA U H. ?ie. ,a U .(?
WILLIAM OLA/.E, .
April ?tl3 Sign of tfia Clock'.'
[Ctoftn?OTO?;~Ttt?%toclc 6f c^tt?b in ?
Char legt ou, should liave been 21,800
b at ea ; inposion 312,000, and" ib ' 8*van
nali 50.852. They wero incorrectly re
ceivod by telegraph.] .? pl?'t^
OOLUMDM, ti. O.,. April 8.-SaW o?
cotton, yesterday, 25 balea-middling 18,
NEW Y?I?I, April 7-Noon'.-Plot?
quiet and unchanged.- Wheat and corn
qnict and firm. Purk dull, at' 20.50.
Cotton-no markot, in consequence ol
Good Friday. Freights firm.: Finano?U
and security markets cloBed. ... .
7 P. M.-Floor quiet and unchanged.
Whiskey lower, at 90^@00X- Wheal
quiet and firm-winter red and amber
Western . 2 60@2 65.. Corn-- beivyJina
lower, at 78(n)80}?; bande?me white
Sou Hiern 00. Pork lower, at 2^25?
Beef doll. Lard unchanged. Freight^
quiet. . ,"...",' ..^c?
LOUISVILLE, April.r 7.-^oor.JMq
oom unchanged. Mess pprk -2O.0p.
Shoulders 8; clear sides 10%. Fa oked
lard 12>?@13;?. Whiskey 87...;,
NEW ORLEANS, April 7.-W?fir'afi?m
super 15ne 6 25; double 6 C2@G 75; trap?o
C90?7.00. Corn 70?78.. ibAd?lfg
mess offering at 21.00. Bacop.VdaJl.'^ft
8^?IC. Lard doll-tierce 12@13t lag
13?i@13%. Molasses-plantation';,re-,,
boiled 35(a)45. Sugar- prime 10@10|?.
Whiskey--Wostern rectified ' owWci
Coffee-prime 14(3)16%. Cotton qui?f>
bnt firm-middling 14tX<&U%l, reo?t?ttf
7,437 bales; sales ^OOO^tool?*(228,Wi.
receipts of the'wees' 29,015;' W1&
36.000.. ?'- ' ?? "d .d?"
CINCINNATI, April 7.-Fi?dr ^*?Q?
Corn dull and unchanged. Lard, dali
and drooping. Bacon-asked for snVinI*f
ders 7?i; clear sides 10#.:Wbf8*?y
weak. , , Ali - ,
BALTIMORE. April 7. -Golton quiet and
H tea tl y-middling i? M y,(c$l4.%y recotpffl
295 bales; sales 293;. stock, ?0,101; ' re?
ceipts of tho week 2;235; sales 3,033, ,.ir
CHARLESTON, April 7. - Cdttoio qa?et-r^
middling 13%; receipts GU3 bates:- sales
3011; atoek 21,087; receipts'of'tbe week
4,300; sales 2,50J. . ......
M .'BILE, April 7.-Cotton-receipts
1,993 bale?; sales 500; stock 54 690} ro?
ccipta of thc week G,IJ49; ealea 4,0P0.
AUOUSTA, April 7. - PoMpoj j. at cady?
with fair demand, at 13>?@13???or mid
diing; salea 420 bales; recmpta ??5,
BOSTON, April 7.-Nothing doing. Ra
ccipta of cotton for the week 3,201; salee
1.400; stock 12,000.
! NORFOLK. April 7.-Cotton quiet-low
middling 12^; receipts 415 balpa; salea
150; stock 4,150; receipts of the week
6,193; ?ales 400. - U ?'< *
SAVANNAH, April 7.-Cotton in mode
rata demand-middling 14; rreooipts
1,047 bales; sates 1,300;' stack 49,031;:
receipts of tho week 9,224; nales 7.200.
WILMINOTON, April. 7-r-:Reo9lfita of
cotton 60 bales; stock 2.1?G; receipts ofc
the week 318; aaloa 113.. . i
witoii lisa L. fcc ru ic rcs cpttkiinvfy _
COKRKOTKn WF.KKLT BY THE no?BP ffiEJaBS. '
?P?'LES,' $uu.l u?o^'iOu ISOLS?^S^^S^?
li .?KUNU.2*^^33 Now Url'nB: ;, iSUfefiOi
UALE Bore, .Manil.?o?? ?u?ar U'ae,. OeOfeJKs
N.Y.orWea^lb 8@12 N?an, fr UOfi?fiO<&??&'.
HurrEU,Nort?. 10<?5? ONIONS, fcmub? 7?<&2.0?f
Country, ?Cb.20(ia30, Oii^K^ruaoue,'g4Q?fi%
BACON. flama.12?@V2 Machinery. .78(?51 00
Sidea, y Lb.. 12(814 dFBOiE, ?old ?l OS
Shoulders... ll<312 bilver. .".?1.03
OASULKS, 8pcrm4U(t{.7u POXAT'B, Iris 1 OOfoa COI
Adamantine tb IC? l? Sweut.bua 9u@l- l?,
COTTON VA UN 1 30@1 4u fl ion, Carolins tb 9ruo
[JoTTON.t?tct M.....14 ?iioT, libug. 260Q265
ili.ldbng .13 dALT,?iveirp.S20&22fi
Low Midl'B.14 ?OAP,?fn>,..ri..)??gWi
Good Ordny,_ 12 .-JFIBITU, AlcohoU'tft?(U
Ordiuary.11| Brandy . .4 lX)@**Cd,
CHEESE, E. D.U.. 20^2^ Gin..?OOOiKb
factory.1C022 Kum...,, .2 0Q&I CO,
UOKI-EE. Ibo, fc}LM7<,,4'?? Whiskey,. .laS?riCO,
LaKiiavra_2K&23 Seo AU, Crue A p,.. .161
Java.28 <c'M Brown... .... ,12014;
fnonu, Co. 700/(410Ot: STABon, $ Ib... .SiQ&lQi
Northern. 7 5U@11 00 TEA,OrovunMOO?itCSi
ll HAIN, Com 1 15401 20 Black,. ..100?lJ?>
Wheat_1 -lOfi? 50 TOBACCO, Chw.60@l 00
Oats. 90@100 Smoking,tt...60<ai 00
Peas.... 1 20@1 40 VINKOAH, W?no,.0???60
HAY, Nortli, ^ewt.25u french.... ColOO;.
Ul UER, Dry, $<U>12?<frP- WINK, Cham. 28?85-.C9I
Oreen.@S Port, ^Kal 3O0(?56 83.
LABO, ??IL.15 Sherry.... 3 7 m7 ro
I.UIK. ?nun '.> 65'?7>2 7f? I Madwra.. 30008CHIv
ICE CREAM,
rpo be had at McKKN/,IE'8 SALOON, on
X And after to-day, during the ae&eon:
Aprii_7 _. ,- ? - '
JUS1 RECEIVED, m?
ASM.VI.T, invoico ot tboee Konnio? A'hert'
HISCUrtS. maunfaciur+d by McKt nxi?
.V McKeuzie, Kilinbur^, Hcotlaud. '
ALSO, J
l'ngtish Ibt-uuita. fancy Kio Kaes, Br?
liAnts. Oems,Condilli, ?kc.
A inri 17 JOHN MoKENZIB.
Q0?D BUTTER, r. ' . J
FINK 1?EKP, ?iio Beef Tongues, flna11
Smoked neot. 8u?ar-Cnred Strip?,
-.n^ar-Curotl Shoulders, Sugar Cured Pir
(lams, Dutch Henings, Croara Cheeao and
Champagne Cider, at ''-ul
Aiirtl fl _O. pTEHCK'*!.
Just Received and For Sal?;''-'1
?"fc l-lt>*. O. R. SIDES, at lSjor :
aiVRIU 1,000 lbs. Shoulders, at iajo.
1 000 Iba. Hams, at like.
1 OJ? Iba. Jowls, at 12?u.
Uv MONTEITH A FIELDING.
State of ?outh Carolina- Abbeville Co.
COURT OP COMMON PLEAS.
John Knox, Plaintiff, Janiea M. Martin, Da?
fondant. <,',?".
To Jami s M. Marlin, DefendantL in' thia
action. *.' '
YOU'AIT hereby aummoned.and required
to answer tho c implaint in thia aullen,
wnieh is Sled in tho office of thu Clerk of th?.
Conn or Common Pleas for-tba said County,
aud to Kin vo & copy'of your ftnawer on th?
subsonhers, at their office, at Abbi vitia Oonrt
House, witbtu twenty dftya arter tho serviotipf
this su m mous on you, excludive of tho day'yf
?crvicG? ' ' . K - /V
If you fail to answer this complaint within0
in time afor?^alQ? thonPP lutnT;,Wtll t?k*!
per cerit ' nkjr a.
dav of May, nile thousand ?lgu??fcuaaTO 4w
seventy, ou tba pnm of tihj^ttraB.^Hsrr.
Dated'AbbeTOlo^?Vb rVbrd?ry, 1871V,' . .
To the Vff?ndatd. 'J?n\t*M. Martin:..
Tako notioa- that ;i^,.^Wnwnf? m this
ac t io u, ot *h foh .th?. KM RoW Ht cony WM
Common Pler^kVAWoWW
Abbeville q?UyVwh^^^l^A?p?^ C*r?
April l so PlalmifTa Attofft*??. ..