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NCWH Items.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-Fra?
ser, Treaholm & Go.'a case has been
settled. Terms unknown.
The Herald's special says the Union
Leagues in Virginia are being aban?
doned.
Custom receipts for week ending
yesterday $108,000. Internal reve?
nue recoipts, to-day, ?441,000.
Professor Ferguson, of the United
States Observatory, is dead.
The Consul at Palermo reports the
continuance of the cholera, but it is
milder.
The Cabinet session, to-day, lasted
two hours, and all were present.
Secretary McCnlloch has issued a
c ircu? uv forbidding subordinates com?
municating Treasury news to corres?
pondents.
NKW ORLEANS, Septembor 27.-In?
terments from yellow fever to 6
o'clock, this morning, 77.
The Republican fears that, from the
paucity of votes to-day, tho chances
l'or a convention are slim.
RICHMOND, September 27.-Judge
Parker, of the Circuit Court of Vir?
ginia, has rendered a decision that
the old banks making assignment
under the Act of February, 18GG,
cannot give preference to any class of
creditors, that note-holders have no
preference of deposits and that de?
posits of Confederate money aro to
be treated ns debts of the bank to the
full extent of their value at tho time
thoy were deposited. A considerable
majority of tho journals of Virginia
oppose calling a convention.
NASHVILLE, September 27.-Gen.
Thomas holds a conference with the
eivil authorities to-day. It is stated
that Gen. Cooper suid, in a recent
meeting, that there were three ways
to meet the emergency-bullets,
bayonets, matches.
PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The
political excitement is increasing.
. <]rens. Hancock, Sickles nnd Sheridan
aro in tho city. Tho City Council
has extended the hospitalities of the
corporation to them.
Dr. M. V. Gorman, Nat. Kevely
and Caroline Herron have been ar?
rested, with a large amount of coun?
terfeiting apparatus.
MOBILE, September 27.-There
vero nine cases of yellow fever re
?orted for tho twenty-four hours
ending at G o'clock yesterday even?
ing, and live tho day before
The three negroes who recently
committed an outrnge at Dog Hiver
were hung to-day.' There was au
immense crowd present but-no dis?
turbance. .
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL?.
NEW YORK, September 27-Noon. '
Wheat lc. better. Corn2(a)3c. lower.
Oats lc. better. Pork quiet, at 23.95.
Lard quiet, at 12%@UK- Cotton
drooping, at 22}.?. Stocks feverish.
Money 7 per cent. Gold 43^.
7 P. M.-Money 7 per cent. Gold
43fa? Stocks active. '62 coupons
13%. Cotton lower-sides 1,000
bales, at 22. Flour unchanged-am?
ber State 55(n;75. Western mixed
corn 1.27@1.30; Western 1.76. Mess
Pork heavy, at 23^?. Lard active, at
133{@14%. Whiskey steady, at 38.
Sugar active-Muscovado ll V?(ml22.?.
Other groceries dull. Tho Keening
Express says that cotton waa very
gloomy. Private telegrams from
Liverpool report a further decliue,
^ some quotations being as low as 8 J ?
BALTIMORE, September 27.-Flour
unchanged, and prices well main?
tained. Cotton dull and nominally
lower, especially for lower grades
low middling 22; middling 23. Corn
stock light-whito $1.27@1.28; yel?
low Sl.34(W)1.35. Oats ranges 58(7?
73. Rye 45.
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Flour
unchanged. Corn dull, at 1.00.
Whiskey irregular. Provisions nomi?
nally unchanged, with holders refus?
ing offered rates. Lard 13)4".
CHARLESTON, September 27.-Cot?
ton declined J .ic.-middling 19; sales
178 bales.
SAVANNAH, September 27.-Cotton
f?at- -middlings 20.
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.
Sales of cotton 300 bales-low mid
diing 19. Flour firm-superfine $10
(V$10.12l? ; double extra $11. Whito
corn $1.40. Oats 80. Pork quiet
and firm, at $27. Bacon-shoulders
15; clear si do* 19; sugnr-curcd hams
24VA@25. Lard-prime tierces 14%.
Gofd 44^.
AUGUSTA, September 27.-The
market opened active, but closed
fiat-sales 107 bales; middling 18.
Receipts 308. New cotton coming in
freely.
MOBILE, September 27.-Sales of
cotton to-day 450 bales, market clos?
ing quiet; middling 19. Receipts
1,085. Sales of tho week 2,000; re?
ceipts 4,613; exports 1,152; stock
9,158.
LIVERPOOL, September 2G-Even?
ing.-Cotton wns heavy and droop?
ing throughout tho day, and declined
a?d.-middling uplands 8%; Orlenns
9d. Sales 10,000 bales.
LONDON, September 27.-The bul?
lion in tho Bunk of England has de?
creased ?50,000.
Just Received and For Sale,
f\ BALES GUNNY HAGGING, two pounds
\ } to tho yard,
io coils GREENLEA!? ROPE,
ll) coils MANILLA ROPE, low for cash,
bv . E. & ?. l>. HOPE.
Sept 28
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY TN A COM?
MERCIAL VTEW.-Tho London Times,
in a labored exposition of the present
aspeots of the* conflict between our
President und Congress, comes at lost
to the oonclnsion that, os the success
of the Republican party in the ap?
proaching Presidential election is a
sure thing, "the final choice of can?
didates will be a matter of scarcely
less interest hero (in England) than
j on the other side of tho Atlantic;"
and that "the sooner the country is
' completely settled, the better it will
I be for the rest ol tho world, if only
for co m merci ul considerations."
Now, while these "commercial
cousidoratious" are well put, inas?
much as the delay or settlement of
this work of reconstruction involves
to the United States a commercial
loss or gaiu of some two or three hun?
dred millions a year, our English
contemporary is, perhaps, a little too
fast in assuming that our coming
Presidential election is a sure thing
for tho Republican party ns it now
stnnds. The approaching State elec?
tions in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New
York, may upset all the present cal?
culations of the radical politicians,
including Mr. Chase, his financial
system, and his leading political ideas
of universal negro suffrage and negro
supremacy in the South.
[Ifeio York Herald.
Foreign correspondents continue
to report that the opinion is gaining
ground that there will be war in
Europe next summer. There is but
little trade in anything but breach
loaders. Every word uttered by the
French Emperor is scanned with a
feverish curiosity. The ranks of his
army aro full. Immense quantities
of oats aro going from tho North ol'
Europo to France. As fast cs a
French regiment is trained in tho
uso of the Chassepot rifle, it is moved
toward the Rhine frontier. 00,000
men are massed near Luxemburg.
Tho new cannon, which lires twenty
balls a minute and mows down a
forest a mile off, is exciting a great
sensation. If half reported of it is
true, nothing can staud before it.
Then, night lint ties aro being organ?
ized and night signals arranged; so
that if tho French cannot shoot their
opponents, they eau attack them
with tho bayonet under cover of
darkness. Napoleon is to bo the
master of the situation, however tl te
war may begin.
YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS.-Tho
ravages of yellow fever in Texas are
frightful. Not only the chief cities,
but thc small hamlets in the central
and Southern portion of the State,
have been visited. A private letter
from Houston mentions several vil?
lages that have been almost depopu?
lated, and our exchanges, though
"evidoutly making the record as light
as possible, give fearfully long lists
of deaths. In Galveston, np to the
14th inst., there had been 1,054
deaths in a population of about
22,000. There must be painful suf?
fering there and elsewhere, that de?
mands renewed exertions on the part
of citizens in sections free, from such
afflictions.
NEW CAE ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD.-There has just been com?
pleted nt the work-shops of tho South
Carolina Railroad a beautiful passen?
ger car, with raised roof and patent
ventilations. The most striking im?
provement consists in the arrange?
ments for lighting the car. These
consist of two elegant ground glass
lanterns, suspended, one at each end
of the vaulted portions of the roof,
in positions which, while tlioy avoid
all glare in the passengers' eyes, yet
insure a full supply of light.
[Churlesloit Mercury.
A corresponden', of the Richmond
Dispatch writes from Lexiugton, Va.
September 21 : "Tho town is again
crowded with students, nearly all of
tho States beiug represented. All
aro busy making preparations for the
session which has just begun. Wash?
ington Collego opened on Thursday.
Four hundred students matriculated,
and large numbers have arrived since.
Now there aro over five hundred
hero, and more still expected. Gen.
II. E. Lee has entered upon his du?
ties, having recovered from his late
attack.
Woiic's sc nil liam Scliniipos are put
up in quart and pint bottles, with tho pro?
prietor's name on tho Lottk-, cork mid
label. _
Milch Cows For Sale.
SIX MILCH COW'S, with
I voling CALVES, for sale. Can
\\)6 seen at tho New Market.
_jApply to
Bent 28 1*_JOfIN_CROWLEY A CO.
Dew of til? Alps-This cordial has
only to bo tasted to be appreciated.
CORN WHISKEY !
2BBLS. good COHN WHISKEY, for sale
!ow by T. J. GIBSON.
Sept 28 2
Flour, Flour, Flour.
pf r\ BAGS choice family FLOUIt, just
ej>\J receivod and for sale low by
Sept 88 C_J. A T. It. AGNEW.
Wolfe's Si hi?'limn Schnapp? aro re?
commended hr all the medical faculty
CLOTHING!
ALAUGH and ELEGANT ASSORT?
MENT of READY-MADE CLOTH?
ING, just received and for sale at very low
prices; also, a line selection of Hat?, Col?
lars, ShirtB, Under-Clothing, and all
Gent's Furnishing Goods, at
F. A. SCHNEIDER'S.
Sept 27 C Plain street.
Edgefield District is without a she?
riff. Wm. Spirea, Esq., th? incum?
bent of three years past, resigned
some- months ago, but as yet the
military authorities have appointed
no one in his place.
Dr. A. Eaton, a half brother of
President Lincoln, dropped dead at
Mumfordsvillc, Kentucky, a few doyB
ago, while mixing medicine for a
patient.
A New Yorker, who earned his
living by butting his head against
stone walls for a consideration,
butted himself into eternity the other
day.
A mau in Glassboro, who did the
foolish trick of blowing into tho muz?
zle of his gun, got the worst of it ;
for the gun blew bnck nud took the
lop of bis head off.
Two little boys in Ritchie County,
Virginia, wont under their father's
house to look for a hen's nest, uud
wero stung by a rattlesnake. Both
died.
Nine young ladies took the veil last
Wednesday, in tho Cathedral at
Nashville/Tenn. Rt, Rev. Bishop
Fechan, officiating.
-,
WoliV? Kchirrium Schmtppi. ?n thu
purest liquor manufactured in the world.
Columbia Typographical Union,
rilliK Members will attend a regular
X munt hiv meeting Tills ( Rat urdu v)
EVENING, at 8 o'clock. BVordcr of the
President. J. T. WELLS, Scc'v.
St pt 2S_ 1
Choice Goshen Butter.
JUST received, bv Air Lin?' Route, a sup?
ply of choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
Som 2H fi .1. A ']'. |t. AO NEW.
Fancy Soaps.
BROWN WINDSOR,
Honey,
Teilet,
l'crsi in,
Hotol,
Barbers, and
Universal si aving So: p.
Just rec? ivod and for nato low bv
Sent 2K 6 .T. A T. IL AtiNKW.
Wolfe's Seliirtlu m $clknMpp? aro
good for Dyspepsia.
Nails! Nails!
I jr (~\ KEGS firs! quality NAILS and
l?iADS, assorted rixes, ou han.I
and for sah- low by
Sept 28 (i * J. A T. H. AGNEW.
Ague and Fever.-Thc only preventive
known fur chills and fever is the uso of
Wolfe'? Schiedam Schnapps.
KEW RESTAURENT !
Ou Asse
OUR HOUSE,
BY D. McGUINNIS,
iiihlij Street, Kant stile, opposite the
North end of the Marke'..
THIS new establishment will
open THIS (Saturday) MORN
V^?&?tfJ&lNG. FREE LUNCH at ll
o'clock, and LUNCH every day hereafter.
This HOUBC will be sup- ^yrrr^.
plied with FISH and WILD
Ci AML of all kinds.
THE GAR
WILL be, at all times, supplied with
t^o choicest WINES and LIQUORS,
_ bought from tho oldest and bCBt
houses in tho country.
SEGARS AND TOBACCO
Of thc bent brands always un hand.
Sept 28
To All Wlio Usc Liquor-Wolfe's
Schiedam Schnapps is manufactured in
Hulland by a process only known to tho
[iroprietor, and is warranted tho purest
lji<|imr over manufactured.
A J.ist of Letters
REMAINING in tho Post Office, Colum?
bia, S. C., September 28,1867. Porsons
calling for letters in thia list, will please
say they are advertised.
I?.-?ker, S U Miner, James
Rates, Mr? Sophie Mislaton, Lise
Beebo, Maj Wm S Mooney, Mrs W B
Black, Hrs Martha Montague, Henry
Boags, G Mucolcston, Thomas
Brimin, W W Mimer, Rudolph
Brown, Mrs A II Nab, Mrs Ro/.ctta
Brown, Itob't Well? Nelson, Mr? Viney
Butts. Edward P Newman, W II
Caraway, 1* T Nienste, V
Clamp, H C Orr, Mrs A E
Clark, Sylvester Parks, II L 2
Colman, Mrs HarrietPatterson, James W
Craft, Janies Pemberton, J s
Dixson, Miss Gracey Pratt, 1' W
Elkins, Mrs Wrymio Haleigh, Mrs Mary J
Ennis A Coy, Mess J Rems tl art, Miss Julia
Friday, John D Rogers, Benjamin
Gibson, Calvin Byan, Levi
(?laden, Rose} Sharp, Miss Annie
Geiger, Dr H Small, Mrs Dolly Ann
Haines, Toby Smith. Miss Car'o E 2
Haines, Miss Annie Star, V .1
Haltiwanger, A T stores, William
Handy, A Ward Sudduth, P F
Hislop, George Swaggort, Mrs V M
Hogan, Mrs J L Thacker, Miss Minnie
Hogan, Mr? J W Taylor, Shadrack
Horlbeck, Edward Valory, V ll
Hoteliers m, Mrs L Webster, Jessey
Kearney, Mrs James Wea, Hannah
Lanneau, F Wendas, Jacob
McDowell, Mrs AdTeWoodward, Miss A
McCriimarv, Joseph
Sept 28 ' J. C. JAN.OY, P. M.
What Do You Drink!-Wolfe's Schio
dam Schnapps, lt checks thc disarrange?
ment of tho bowels in wann climates.
Wolle'? s< lil? <iii?u Schnapps aro ^noii
for all urinary complaints.
WOIIV'H Schiedam Schnapp* ar:, good
for all kidney and bladder complaints.
Wolfe'* Schiedam Schnapps arc sold
by all grocers and apothecaries.
Dew of the Alp?.-Udolpho Wolfe, sole
agent fur tho abovo cordial, manufactured
in Geneva, Switzerland, is used by all the
crowned beads of Europe.
Wolfe'? 8rhiellam Schnapps arc good
for Rheumatism.
Wolfe'? Schlettau! Sf h ni: pp* aro good
fur colic and pain in tho Ht omach.
Wolfe's Schleilain Schnap* should
bo in tiro hands of every housekeeper.
Wolfe's Srhlrdam Schnapps are imi?
tated and counterfeited, aad purchasers
will have to uso caution in purchasing.
QUARTERLY TAXES.
TO ali Morell an ta and Traders, in Goods.
Wares and Merchandize, in Richland
District, either by wholesale or retail, are
hereby notified that I will he at my office,
in Columbia, from the 2d to the 20th day
of OCTOBER, 1867, to receive the Taxes
for tho Third Quarter-which aro duo on
the 1st day of Octobor, 18C7. Keepers of
all Restaurants and Bars are required to
make returns of their Bales.
THOS. H. WADE, T. C. R. D.
Sept 28_ $3
Wolfe'? Schiedam Schnapp? aro used
all ?iver tho world by tho physicians in their
practice.
* SCHOOL NOTICE.
^-fw THE MISSES MARTIN will
/fpSk resumo tho exercises of their
^mZBBLfeSClI()<)!, for YOUNG LADIES
HitJU?*on TUESDAY, ihr 1st dav of
~5~r"jp October, 1KIV7. A verv limited
fSS^ number of BOARDERS re?
ceived. Terms as usual. Sept 28 2*
MECKLENBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
CHARLOTTE, IV. C.
REV. A. G? STACY, A. M., PRESID'T*
SESSION opens OCTODER 1.
/T/jSBk Prof. Rueckert, formerly of
cfit LJSAr-; Virginia, lute ol' Baltimore, ?will
vTyBv^.iuivi- charge of thc Musical
Department. All tho depart
ZiM~?jr men tn tilled with teachers of
experience ?uni distinguished ability.
Prof. JONES, or the College, proposes to
leave Columbia for Charlotte, on WED?
NESDAY, October 2, and will take charge
ol' voting ladies. For particulars, address
Sept27 2 TUE PRESIDENT.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
?-iiSB??- THE exorcises of Miss WIL
Ll'K'S SCHOOL will he re
^PHysumed on the 1st of OCTODER,
GS?r nt the Lutheran 1.turo Loom.
MllS. JOHN LAURENS'
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IN CHARLESTON, will rc
/?fuSBh sume its exercises OCTOBER
cf* L at thc orner ot Wentworth
"?AVjKj/.ap and Smith Htrccts. English,
^TjJ?r French. Music, Dancing, Draw
ing, and tin- accomplishments
<>f a polite education, will he thoroughly
taught, und careful attention given to
Hie format hu. if the young ladies' man?
nt rs nuil eon vernation.
WEEKLY SOIREES will bo given alter?
nately for MUSIC und DANCING.
Fur terms ami particulars, address
Mus. J. LAURENS,
September 1 fimo Charleston.
"Ursuline Academy,
VALLE CR CC IS.
THIS INSTITUTION will rc
/fle?k sumo its Academic Exercises
,Cl -gNs?'? St - i ' t e 1111 it r 1. Fm-prospectus,
^THWPfiplt ase aihhi ".Mother Supc
'Sr^BFrior, Ursuline Couvent ami
Academy, Columbia, S. C."
Sept t Imo
Wolfe'* Sehleiluiii Sehiiupp? have a
depot in all tho largo cities in the Union.
UNIVERSITY
OF
South Carolina.
THE next session of this In
/f??^L\ stitution will open on tho FI HST
'-??OTN MONDAY nf October, and con
tllB^T 1 without intorruptiou until
^SkT'jir lll>'lst "f Ju'-V f?iiowiiig.
<?5??r Applicants must be at least
fifteen years of age. Each student may
select his Behool?, but, in the Academic
Department, must, unlovs specially ex?
cused by the Chairman of the Faculty,
attend at least three.
The Law and Medical Schools having
recently been fully organized, there arc
now three tepartmeutu in the University.
I. ACADEMIC.
II. LAW.
III. MEDICINE.
The aggregate expenses, including tui?
tion, board, wood, lights and washing, for
the session of niue months, will be:
For Academic Student, attending three
Professors, about,.$:lt)5
For Law Student, al) <nt.2S0
For Medical Student, attoitding a full
course, about. ?170
oarFor catalognos, giving additional in?
formation, address Kev. C. Bruce Walker,
Secretary, or lt. W. BARNWELL,
Chairman of tho Faculty,
Aug 9 2ran Columbia, S. C.
Wolfe*? Srhteclum Schnapps corrects
tho change of water.
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CRAWFORD & FRIDAY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CO LU Ki HI A, s. c.
DANIEL Cn.vwyouo. JAMES K. FRIDAY.
n-n.T\ WILL receive on storage COT
ISNU??jT()N, MEKCHANDIZE and COUN
E?SEHrRY PRODUCE, and sell or forward
the samo when desired. Liberal advancos
made on consignments of Colton through
us to our friends in Charleston or New
York, ami forwarded free of charge.
Our Warehouso being located adjacent
to tho South Carolina Railroad Depot, tho
item of drayago will cost but half tho
rates as from other parts of tho city.
Rates of Storage on Cotton reduced to
._..'? cents a bale per month. Aug C ?2oio
?uotloxi Sale? -
Sale of Hardware and Groceries.
UNDER the authority of the Court of
Equity, I will offer for Bale at public
outcry, on first MONDAY in October next, ?
the remaining stock of GOODS of the lato
firm of Kenif th & Gibson, consisting of
Hardware and Groceries. Terms cash on
doliverv. H. M. GIBSON.
Bept 19_
Commissioner's Sale.
JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER.
Rebecca Torte et al. t's. Caroline Davin e
al.-Hill for ParUtion.
PURSUANT to the decretal order in the
above stated csse, I will sell, buforo
the Court House, in Columbia, on thc
FIRST MONDAY in October next, at ll
o'clock, all that LOT OF LAND, in tho city
of Columbit!, togethur with tho buildings
thereon, bounded North by Senate street,
East by lot bite of Rebecca P. Bailov,
South by lot late of B. Reilly, and Wost Cy
land of G. Lundy, upon the following
terms: One-fourth cash; the balance on a
credit of ono, t wo and throe yoars, in equal
instalments, with interest annually from
?lay of sale, secured by bond, and a mort?
gage of the premises sold.
Purchaser to pav for papers.
D. B. DuSAUSSURE, C. E. R. D.
Sppt 14_flO
Commissioner's Sale.
Thomas Boyne V8. Bryant Bailey.-Lill to
foreclose Mort yagi:
33UR^UANT to the decretal order in thc
. above stated case, I will sell, before
tli?? Court House, at. ll o'clock, on the
El MST MONDAY in October next, all that
LOT OF LAND, in thu citv of Columbia,
together with the buildings thereon,
bounded North by estate of C. Beck, East
by Sumter street, South by lot of Ben j.
Mordecai, and West by lots of T. Boyne
and others, containing three-fourths of an
acre, more or less; upon tho following
. erins, viz: So much cash as will pay tho
jsts of the suit and expenses of sale; tho
balance upon a credit of ono and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage,
wit h personal security.
Purchaser t>> pav f?>r papers.
D. 1!. DESAUSSURE, C. E. R. D.
Sept 14 _*U\
RICHLAND-IN EQUITY.~
Jacob C. Lyons, Executor, vs. Wilson
Glover ami vilo.-Hill to Font-lose Mort
gayr.
Ijl RSUAXT tu ?he decretal order in thc
. above stated case, I will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
FIRST MONDAY in October next, at ll
o'clock, all tba? LOT OF LAND, with tho
buildings thereon, situated in tho city of
Columbia, containing onu-seventh of au
acre, inure or less, fronting East on Gates
street, ll feet, bounded East by GateB
street. South by Joseph Taylor, West by
Mary Hays. North by Mary Purvis.
Terms of sale -Sufliciont cash to pay
lb?; costs of suit and expenses of sale;
balance on a credit of twelve months, in?
terest from day of sale, eeenr.:d by bond
and mortgage. Purchaser pav for papers.
1). B. 1 ^SAUSSURE, C. E. lt. D.
Sept 14 _?1U
Commissioner's Sale.
Arthur W. Kcmwdy es. Wm. B. Elkins el
al.- lilli fur Foreclosure.
IPURSUANT to tho order of the Court in
t he above stated case, I will sell, before
tin- Court House, in Columbia, on tho
FIRST MONDAY in October next, at ii
o'clock, all that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL
OF LAND, in Richland District, fifteen
miles above Columbia, bounded on tho
North by Frederick Eut/.minger and estate
of Minor ('rai;-,'. East by estate of Minor
Craig and L. C. Brennan", South by Levi T.
Sharp and Andrew McLeliand, and West
by Andrew W. McLeliand and Frederick
Entzmingcr, containing 47 acres, moro or
less, upon thc following terms, viz: Bo
much cash as will pav tho costa of suit
and expenses of sale; balanco ou a credit
of twelvemonths, with interest from date,
to be secured by bond, with two or moro
fjood sureties, and a mortgago of thc
?promises sold. Purchasers pay for napers.
I). B. DiiSAUSSURE, C. E. R. D.
Se, t 11 _$10
Commissioner's Sale.
Wesley D. Hornsby, Joseph Edwi rda, et
ur, et al., rs. James S. Hornsby, Wm. E.
Martin, Administrators, et al.-BUI for
Partition and Account.
13UBSUANT to the decretal order in tho
above st a! ed case, I w ill sell, before the
Court House, in Columbia, on tho FIRST
MONDAY in October next, at ll o'clock,
all that TRAC 1' OF LAND, in the District
of Richland, bounded on thc North by
lands of William Douglass, South mn lands
ot Hart Maxey, East on tho Winnsboro
Road and lauds of Jacob Geiger, and
Eouth-eaat on lands of Christina Dent,
and West on lands of Free Mary-tho said
tract containing 230 acres, more or less.
ALSO,
All that niece, parcel or TRACT of LAND,
situated also in Richland District,bounded
on tho North by lands of John Stack, South
on lauds of Robert N. Lewis, to tho East
on lands of--, and on thc Weat by
lands of Wesley Hornsby, containing bO
acres, more or less.
Terms ol' sale -One-third cash, tho ba?
lance payable twelve months after date,
scoured by bond, with sufficient sureties,
and mortgage of thc property Bold.
Purchasers to pav for naners.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, C. E. R. D.
Sept ll 410
TI nun HOUSE
LIQUORS, .TINES, SKGARS, TOBACCO, M.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
THE. UNDERSIGNED has fitted
inp bis establishment, and has re
Iceivcd a largo stock of the finest
?qualities and brands of LIQUORS,
WINES, ALES, SEGARS, Smoking and
Chowing TOBACCO, etc.; SYRUPS, COR?
DIALS and other articles.
ALSO,
JELLIES and BRANDY FRUITS of homo
production.
In the roar of tho wholesale store, ho
bau a handsomely appointed
SAMPLE RO OM,
fWHERE the best of everything ia
dispensed.
REFRESHMENTS
, OF all kinds-FISH. OYS- ..
I TE BS, GAME, MEATS, Ac. .
-furnished at short notice, v-.j.
Land in tho very best stylos.R.,
SIPPER IIOO.MS. ^
, ATTACHED to tho estab-.
Misbment aro commodious*
r rooms, where private DINNERS
und SUPPERS will be furnished tor any
number of persons from two to 150.
LUNCH ?very dav, at ll o'clock.
Tho Proprietor pledges himself that ho
will continuo, as heretofore, to USP his ut
mont endeavors to give perfect satisfaction
to his patrons and guests.
Sept 24 T. M. BOLLOCK, Proprietor.
BARNUM'S
Bil UTM
UK AMBURGH'S
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
DAN. CASTELLO'S GREAT SHOW,
HUMUKMSO IS A IX
THREE HUNDRED MEN ANO HORSES !
An enormous moral combination of instruc?
tion awl refined amusement, icill exhibit
in COL UMBI A, for one day only,
On Thursday., October 3, 1867,
Un'br the Immense Xew Pavilion, for
OXE PRICE OF ADMISSION.
BARNUM'S DEPARTMENT-NATURAL
HISTORY,
COMBINES a great number of speci?
mens, of various descriptions and
diameter, in tho School of Natural H'sto
ry, which havo been collected at tho ox
pcuso of the largest energy, indefatigable
research, and the moat lavish outlay cf
money.
VAN AMBURGH A CO.'S DEPARTMENT,
Consists (with numerous additions) of the
entire Van Amburgh Zoological Collec?
tions, comprising specimens of the rarest
and most beautiful Wild Beasts, Birds and
Reptiles, from every section of thc known
world.
DAN CASTELLO'S DEPARTMENT,
Comprising Dan Castello's Great Circus,
composed of tho most distinguished lumi?
naries in the Equestrian profession, com?
prising tho best Malo and Female Riders.
A Great Gratuitous Exhibition character?
izes the entre of our establishment in every
place.
A BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving pic
tnro will appear a aeries of tho most elabo?
rately finished Chariot?, gorgeously deco?
rated Platform Cars, artistically nnishod
Cages and Dens, containing the whole of
tho Zoological Collection; the Band Cha?
riot, of originnl design and resplendent
decoration, called tho Throne o? Apollo,
and a Cavalcade entitled the Crusader's
Triumph, consisting of over Ono Hundred
and Fifty Mounted Knights, clad in bur?
nished steel armor, with their Banners.
Pennons and Insignia, and accompanied
by their Ladies in costumes of Mediieval
Ages, all preceding tho crowning feature
of tho procession, a largo, liviug Lion,
homo on tho elevated platform of tho
splendid Tableau Carriage, loose, un?
chained, untrammeled and free, in the
public streets. Tho sight forms the great
sensation of tho times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
FirBt season in America of the Parisian
Artiste and Equestrienne, lato of
tho Cirquo Imperiale,
MAD'UE PAU?NE,
AND THE CHILD WONDER,
LITTLE MINNIE,
Tho 3'oungest and most petite Equestrian
Porfornicr in tho world, whoso rcma-'"iblo
skill and courage have elicited the most
enthusiast ie encomiums from tho press and
thc public.
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT
CHESTED, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
GREENWOOD, FRIDAY, " 4
GREENVILLE, SATURDAY, " 5
ABBEVILLE, MONDAY, " 7
NEWBERRY, TUESDAY, " s
ORANGEBURG, WEDNESDAY, " 9
Al ?MISSION.75 CENTS
CHILDREN under ten years . 50
Two performances dally. Afternoon at
2 o'clock -Evening at 7 o'clock.
Sept -.'1 ||C ?3