Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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It is rumored that tho probable exten? sion of Serano's regency gai?B ground. . Many think that tho majority of the Prince Impe?WU>be fr?&imed on his,] nextblrth-dayv ' U Wav?^nfetiw H*Uw Wa^HiiroTOH.Bepj^berlL^h? jot? ing Secretary of theTreanury deducted the pey from twenty-six olorks in the S?oond I Auditor's office,'for Shirting their de ty I last month. $he Treasury ia olosod to? day, in honor of Fessenden'a funeral. General Sherman has boen appointed Secretary of War until the end of tho Wttl*lfroj>n Weat Virginia and East Tennesse, are passing Northward in eoaroh of poatut ago- tho drought having destroyed all pastures in those sections. The Hon. John Bell, of Tennesee, is dead. * Q a 1 f . '-. * "j Dospatohe? annov\nco that many hand? some subscriptions "have been tukeri np for the Ayoudalo suflorora. Collections for their relief 'witt bo made in many OfafflofBs, SuJw OB? to-taorhrW. , j&nA?m ww*- au 1 . September ll.-Tho ridg? lins arrived in tow. passengers ?eport the i lomb er .IL-Later nd ok <>f' ' t^oL oonoo ne rs j S?S??BW? >Ot?ylone ? maa lof tiie icrows waa saved. ' ?br1 YORK, September 11.- Tho relief | iotajj$';Mrs.( Rawlinshas roa?h r, ?NuJvi September ill-Fynr y; killed, to'dny, by the pre >i*:f?'?ld'b.nilaing they were rdon Mino. " 8team^J?mo8 jliflS^TSe^^York; sehr. Ida Bell, Bost?n. ''Bailed-steamer Manr ha??n,\NeW Of?aki ?Chr. ,W. H. Jones, ndina. |^jt|aVAJtClAl. AND COBtypCRCIAA.. .Nsw YORK, September ll--Noon. rFlour wither steadier. Wheat l@2c. .botter. Corn lfe2c. lower. Mese, pork j 81.00. Lard dull. Cotton quiet,, at 31.00. Freights firm. I M . 7 P. M.-Money 6(3>7. Cold firm, at j 85Cotton a shade lower, with sales of LQOO bajea, jkt 93???333?. Flour steadier. ' W^oat "declined since noon. . Corn heavy-noised-Western 1.14@1.17. Whiskey, decided]v higher, at 1.25. Beef steady. Fork dull, at 81.00. Lard heavy fettle i9#f3#?: ' Freights firm, , : r BAI?TIMOR?, ? September ll.^-Cotton^ dull, at. 31. Flour ..quiet' .and steady, i Wheat firmer-red 1.50(2,1.60 Corn 1.25. Pork quiet. . Bacon aotive. Lard quiet. Whiskey ijctiv?. OmcrorNATr.'Sept?uiber ll.-Whiskey firmer, nt 1.09@1.10. Mes? lard dull and nominal. Shoulders 15'^; sides 18%. ri ' i . ST. LOTJZS, September H.-Pork dull, at 83.50. Bacon buoyant-clear rid 19; rib 18}?. Lat?rahU-^tierce 18^?18%. SAVANNAH, Sop tomber ll.-'Cotton in moderate demand-middlings 30}>.<; re? ceipts 1,159. AUGUSTA, September ll.-Cotton easy, with sales of 234 bales-middlings 291 ,i OHARI?ESTON, September ll.-Cotton steady, with sales of 225 bales-middlings 81; receipts 970. LONDON, September ll-Noon. Money 92%. Bonds 83. ' LrVHKPOOii, September ll-Noon. Cotton firmer bat not higher. CLOSING OUT Slimmer Goods! PRIOR TO TAKING STOCK, AND ' moving in Mew Store, will sell for' fifteen days the above class of GoodH, at and below first cost. Call at the Sign of BPQT AND HAT, /Opposite- Columbia Hotel. . &*t'? ?' , A. SMYTHE, i. SULZBACHER; Watch-maker and Jeweler. HAVING just re? turned from tho North, where I purchased a largo ?and well-selected stock. I would i 11 _ vite tho attention of all in want of such, to my gooda. It embraoos ^rY A T O H E S CLOCKS, JEWELRY, H IL VE H and PLATED WARE, Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery, Ra? zors, <*o. I have also a small assortmont of VIOLINS, GUITARS, BANJOS and other Mu? sical Instrumenta, together with a fino assort mont of Trimmings, such as Strings, Bows, Bridges, Ac., Ac, Ac. All of which will bo sold at roduoed prices. Aug 29 _PALL AND EXAMINE. "Stonewall Flour." THIS Justly celebrated brand of VIRGINIA FLOUR can always bo obtained at the Store of j FISHER, LOWRANCE A- FI8HER. Sept 10 Bacon and Flour. 2C\f\C\ POUNDS BACON. . ) . \JVJVJ BBL8. FLOUR, and other goods ?8 LOW as they GAN BE EOUGHT, by FISHER, LOWRANCE A F IS H RE. Frosh Supplies.. r^UTcn HERRINGS, \J Frosh Country and Mountain BUTTER, Plnk-Eyo and Poach-Rlow Planting Potatoos, Pine Ooshon CHEESE, at G. D1ERCKS, Jan 28 At the Sign of the Watoh. 4S*?fe fee boat e*??s of Harvard (Maja.) tho Harvard crew by three lengths, the latter being six seconds behind. It was ii plncky enterprise in Harvarjd, founded only Zn 1636; to bring itself into comparison, evon .by a tos? of muscle,, with OxfOrd, Komb GOO yearohor senior, each of whose nineteen colleges and five [ hatti oan probably 'turn out os'-fino speci I mena o i both intellectual and physical training as any similar institutions in the World, and - among whose manly sports boat rowing has been a favorite, ana one m which tiiey have had no rival. " Tho English papers have cheerfully recog? nized tho obi valry of the a?t, and in .a sp4rit.of_ lij?, romy 'cb?*te|y? ji}vta ? generous and hospitable welcome to their competitors. .Nothing could be hand? somer than the treatment which the English of all classes extended to the Harvard boys. They went out in an English steamer, tho ouTi?rs of which not only positively refused to allow them to pay their way, but gave directions that on the voyage a special watch should be kept over their coat, which Was stored in the best placo that could be found for it OH "the" steamer's tieck, an^-?tAn^dJtoj^ejpa,. many other little kindnesses and .courtesies. OD ce landed in england, their h?spltabl?tenl?rtaifters welcomed them 'to tho best ho?so in Li? verpool, ! gave .thern, a apeoial %raia7 ??h-, out change of ?artiagef,' np^t? ' London, and insisted upon their occupying, rent 'free, the quarters in which they fixed themselves on th e banks of the Thames, to prepare foi- a conflict in, .which their hope and . boar t'a desire was to carry off the championship of the most famous, of English rivers from the most famous of English universities. After such polite? ness, it is possible that the Harvards thought the least they could do was to let th tar - generous - hosts have fa little prec?denos of them at the o nd of the course 1 - The race itself deems to have been so closely contested that, practically, it may be said to be an equal match. On the last pull .prior to the race, which, on Tuesday last, both parties took ?v?r the entire, coursa. ? a' difference, of thirteen seconds was claimed in favor of Oxford, though the friends .of.Harvard disputed the claim. It having been thus made doubtful which had tho superiority, it most have been a scene of groat excite? ment when the decisivo trial came, and the representatives of two nations, both descended from the famous Old Soak? ings, and so evidently nearly matched, contended for mastery, especially when it is remembered from what a distance ono of the competitors had gome to try aha snatch tho sceptre of the other away at her own threshold. .Both orews had been severely trained, and both, were made up of athletes, and the speed of tho boats themselves was dearly equal, though the aggregate weight of the Ox? ford crow was more than that of the Harvard. It would appear to have been a contest between different styles of rowing more than between men. The Oxford pull a long stroke, the Harvard a short |one, tho latter, as a consequence, making a greater number of strokes per ruinate. The Harvard crew have from the first expressed great faith in their own method of rowing, and persistently refused all efforts to make them give it np and adopt the English style. It has been conjectured that if the American system of rowing had resulted in winning the raoe it would have effected as com? plete a revolution in English rowing as was brought about in English yatching by the triumph of the yacht America. It now remains to bo seen whether we shall permit ourselves to be surpassed by the frankness with which the English owned their defeat on that occasion, or show that we can be as swift as them? selves in recognizing the real force of an opponent.-Baltimore Sun. The earnings of the Pacific Railroad for August were $572,000, showing a steady increase in passengers and in freight Borne, Qa., is improving at a rapid rate. Eight brick yards fail to satisfy the building demand, and lumber is also scarce. Tho registry lists in Savannah have been closed. Whites, 3.29-1; colored, 1,400. Paducah, Kentucky, is constructing ten cisterns, of a capacity of 525 barrels of water each. Shawnee Springs, Ky., containing 1,100 acres of land were sold recently for $100,000 cash. . A first-olass Russian fortress is going np at Warsaw, Portland, under the su? perintendence of General Todleben. A courteous wag, in the excess of his politeness, never swallows an oyster without saying, "Good by valve." Isabella occupies sixty rooms in a big hotel at Trouville, and pays $20,000 a month board. T Mr. A. B. Walker, of Millbridge, Me., has averaged at his lobster factory in that place abont 50,000 cans monthly. 30,000 troops have boen concentrated at Constantinople for review in honor of Eugenie. Mrs. Stowe is said to contemplate a reply to her critics on the Byron ar tiole. Texas has r\ young lady who drives hor father's reaping machine over an exten? sive farm. i A glover down East hos hung up a sign: "10,000 hands wanted immedi? ately." T . ' _ URSULINE INSTITUTE, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. inn>fca THH PATHONAO^?OT - IUGHT REV. BISHOP LYNCH. FOR Prospectus, ple?se address "THE MOTHER SUPERIOR," Ursulino Con? vent, Valle Crucis. Sept 4 3mo i)f\ GROBS .Wino Bottle*. Xor ?aje by T-r ?oitamdlHn. 1 : PIPS PUBS sci^D AJTGTN. &rw)tf&m X the Outtgrq Hoo?e7JQgH O. pgEQ?)?. . 1 * ' ' ' FrwcrrriBg Kettle?.< hfIM?NED ?nd Enameled Preserving RET X TLJS3, for sale low, by, j I _ FISHBft. LOWRANCE Sc FI8HER._ Fultott Market Beef. J PICKLED Ox < Tongues and Sugar-cnred Breakfast 8krips. Por sale by t , . , June 13 E. S O. D. HOPE._ FOkra and Tomato Soup, OB LUNct?,;. every day? at the Polloc House. ;, J: _ Joly 10 Hams, &c. .k* J-\RANGE" Brand HAMS, beet Itt market. \_J Pure Leaf Lard. Fulton Market Beef, Scaled Herrings. Pickled Salmon, Smoked Tongues, Ao. For grig by_GEO. SYMMER8. : To Kent. THE FINE RESIDENCE and Grounds of the late Edward J. Arthur, Esq., in this eity. near th? Charlotte Depot, will bo rented to an approved tenant. Terms mo? derate for prompt moJthly payments. Apply to Rev. Wm. Martin, or to Sept 8 6 1 SAMUEL W. MELTON. ~~Smoking TObaccp. I?O'E010"'303 F* A?S<D F^0W" 100 pounds Commonwealth, , - Just recoiled, and a pur* -wrtitfle, for salo at . JOHN C. SEEGERS, Joly 20. {;. , Ajg?yj^||gfj BQrei;PfP?j^_ iib i ? t*A ? Board, Per Day, - $3.00. Mis. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Proprietress, lt. HAMILTON, Superintendent. Sept 10 H i . < j_ 2mo T^~r To Cotton Plantera. ' .1 WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, beg leave to announce.to all those who have Cotton | to Gin and Faok that, on MONDAY, 13th inst., woiWill be.prepared to receive, Qiu and Pack any antoont of Cotton, at the low rate of ll PER BALE. [ Among other Gins, wo use tho G uh ot. The Press used by TIS is the well known Dedrick Hand-power Repeater. )8ept 9 4 . SPENCEJ^^LEX^NpErt^_ Due Weg*y F om alo College. OUR 10th year will .open MON? DAY, thc 4th of October. Faculty .?amo as for years past. Tditiou I fpor session $20; French 65; Music ' (Piano) ?24; Boarding in the Col-1 lego hoarding bouao, kent by Prof. Kennedy, .?12 a month. Fnel and washing about fd a monti). Boarding in other families at about the samo rato. Term?, cash lu ad? vance. Necessity compels na ' to make tho small charge for French- Latin.is taught without charge. For Catalogue, (fie., address REV. J. I. BONNER, President. I Sept 5 _lino "University of~GeorgiaT THE C9th Session of tho University opened on September 1. Tho present organiza? tion embraced thc following Departments: 1. Ancient Languages. '. 2. Modern Languages. 3. Belles Lettres. 4. Metaphysics and Ethics. 5. Mathematics. 6. Chemistry, Geology, .Vc. 7. Natural Philosophy. 8. Engineering. 9. Law. Students over 16 years of age are permitted to elect any department for which they may be prepared. Tuition, fall term.$40 Board, per month.$20 For Catalogues, ur other information, ad dress F. A. LIPSCOMB, Secretary, SeptO 4*_Athens. Ga. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, for all the Pur? poses of a Laxative Medicine. PERHAPS no ono medicine is so univer? sally required by every ] body as a cathartic, nor was ever any be? fore so universally adopted into uso, in every country ard among all classes, as this mild hut efficient ^purgative PILL. The obvious reason is, that it is a more reliable and far more effectual [ remedy than any other. Those who have tried it, know that it cored them: those who have not, know that it cures their neighbors and friends, and all know that what it does onco it does always-that it never fails through any fault or neglect of its composi? tion. Wo nave thousands upon thousands of certificates of. their remarkable cures "ot the following complaints, but such cures are known in every neighborhood, and we nood not publish them. Ad ip ted to all ages and conditions in all climates; containing neither calomel or any deleterious drug, they may bo taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating preserves thom ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take, whilo being purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. They operato hy thoir powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action-remove tho obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver and other organs of the body, restoring thoir irre? gular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derangements as are the first origin of disease Minuto directions are given in the wrapper on tho box, for tho following complaints, which these PILLS rapidly cure: For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Listlessness, Jjannuorind IA>SS of Appetite, tney should bo taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and action. For Liter Complaint and ita various symp? toms. Bilious Headache, ?tick Headache, jaun? dice or Green Sickness, Bilious Colic .And Bi? lious Fevers, thoy should* be judiciously taken for each caso, to correct tho diseased action or remove tho obstructions which causo it. For Dysentemj or Diarrhoea, but ono mild doso is generally required. For Jtheumalunn, Gotit. Gravel, Palpitation cf the Heart, Pain in thc Side, Back and Loins, they should bo continuously taken, as ro quired, to chango ti;o diseased action of tho system. With Bach chango those complaints disappear. For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings, they should bo taken n largo and frequent dose's to produco tho effoct of a drastic purgo. For Suppression a largo doao should be taken, as it produces tho desired effect by sympathy. As a Dinner Pill, tako ono or two Pills to promoto digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional doso stimulates tho stomach and bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite, and invigorates (ka syatam. Hence it is of ton advantageous where' no serious de? rangement exists. One who feels tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these Pilla makes him feel decidedly better, from their cleansing andrenovating effect on the digestive apparatus. Ur. J. C. AV KU ?Si CO., Practical Chcmlti, LOWELL, MASS., U.S.A. Sept 3 +4mo ? (OH -a1?i?Ei? Bftio. , , v. J Ot biparti M?ryff?^dftW?W W ofcWh Cb?r*m Columbia, within tire logal houre, AU that LOT OF LAND, in tho city of Co? in rubi i, bo?uaec] on the N ort li hy Und* of Frederick W. Groen, on tho East by tho Co? lumbia Canal, otk th? Sooth by Senat -s street, and on tho We*t by the Oopgareo Hi vor, con? taining two and one-half a?res, more or les?. This property will be sold subject to the claim af th? hie interest of P. Ronl, now hold by S. A. Pearce, jr., and is limited to $500. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, B. lt. C. Sept 12 mth Sherie's Sale. Martha O. Roberts, Administratrix, vs. Kobari O.Sams f/Nx.,?'/a?. -* IN pursuanoe of the decretal order of the Cir? cuit Conrt, sitting in Equity in the abovo ?tated case, I will ?ell, on the ?rat MONDAY -in October next, in front of tho Court Ho imo, in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, in the eily of Columbia, butting and bounding to the North on Christ Church, to the South on Taylor street, to tho East on lot formerly of O. M. Roberta, now of Samuel Waddle, and to the Wost on Marion street; measuring East and Weet 156 feet, and North and South 308 feet, mora or loaa. ?, -j TEHMH or SALE-One-half cash; tba balance on a credit of twelve months, secured by bond and mortgage, with interest from dat? of sale. Purchaser to pay for stamps, and papers. , 8ept 12 mth . . JP. Jf. FBAZBE, S. R, C. Sheriffs Sale, John A. Crawford ts. Sophia Mnldrow, ct al. HUI to foreclose Mortgage.-In E<iuU<j. IN pursuance of the doora tal ornear of the Circuit Court, sitting inequity in the above Htated cano, I will sell, on tho F LUST MONDA Y in Octobor nest, in front of the Conrt House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours: All that lot of LAND, containing one-third i of an acre, more ctr less, situate in tho city of Colnrabia, .and bounded South by Washington streetj East by lot formerly 6f M. E. Muldrow, bought from Mrs. Johnson; North by Heary Darla' lot and lot formerly of A. Horbormont ; and West by a lot conveyed by John A. Craw-, ford to.Samuel L. Muldrow, pu 1st February, 1861, now owned by W. .HutBon Wjgg. Pur-" chaser to pay for Stampfl and napers. Term? cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Sept 12_ mth Sheriff's Sale. Wm. M. Bookham, Administrator, ts. James B. Williame, cf ai. PURSUANT to the decretal order in the abovo stated case, I will sell, before tho Court House, in Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY 1n XJCtober nekt, within the legal hours: All that TRACT or PLANTATION of LAND, in Richland County, on Congaree River, con? taining 811 acres, moro or loss, hounded by the plantation known as Dig Lake, the lands of Thomas Davis and Congaree River. ALSO, . .? All that tract of Land in Richland County, containing tbirty-ono acres, more or les*, on Qrirftu'a Creek; bounded hy the lands of oetate of John Da tee, Palmetto Academy and ot li er H. ALSO, All that tract of Land, in Lexington County, containing -hundred aeren, more or lea?; bounded oy the landa of Joel T. Lowman, J. F. Euser andothers. Tcnvs ot- SALK.-Cash sufficient to pay costs and expense of suit, and one-third of re? sidue; balanoo on a credit of one, two and three years, secured by bond, with approved personal security, and a mortgage of tho pro? mises sold; purchasers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps. , P. F. FRAZEE, Sept 12 mth_8. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. Julian Sonic, Adm'r, et al, V? Emma S Due et al-In Equity IN pursnanco pf tho decretal order of tho Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, I will sell, ou the FIRST MONDAY in October next, in front of the Court Houao in Columbia, within the legal hours, tho following property, viz: Tho HOUSE ANO LOT in the city ot Colum? bia, bounded on the North by lands ot Wm Price; East by tho Marion Rt root Methodist Church; South by Lumber street, and Weet by lapds of Wm Laval, Trustee, measuring 77 feet Cinches, more or less, on Lumber street, and running back northwardly 126 feot 6 inches, moro or loss, A?SO, The House and Lot in tho city of Columbia, bounded on the North by Lumber street. East by landa now or lately of Thomas H Wade, South by lands of Whitfield Walker, Trustee, and WeBt by Bull street, containing ono-half of an acre, more or loss, ALSO, The House and Lot in tho city of Columbia, bounded on the North by-: East by landa now or late of Thomas H Wade; South on Rich? land street, and West by lands of Thomas Stenhouse, measuring 64 feet, moro or less, on Richland atroet, and running back Northward j ly 240 feet and ll inches, more or less, Terms cash Purchaser to pay for stamoB and papers, P F FRAZEE, 8 R C Sept 12 mth Sheriff's Sale. Edward Kinsler, Jr., and Henry O. Kinslor, Exoeutorn, vs. Amelia B. Kinaler et al. PURSUANT to tho decretal order in tho abovo stated case of date August 28. 1869.1 will sell, beforo tho Court House in Columbia, oralie 5TH day of OCTOBER NEXT, within the legal no urn: AU tho right, title and interest of John J. Kinsler, deceased, in the following tracts of LANDS, iu Lexington County,, *>f which his father, William Kinsler, deceased, and bis mother, Salomi Kinsler, deceased, died pos? sessed, viz: ? ' . 1 The HomS Placo, 1,000 acres, 2 The Friday Old Placo, 300 aerea, 3 The Seibel Field Tract, 100 acres; 4 The Mount Fie1,,rori Tract, 150 acres, 5 The McCary Kinslor Traot, 800 acres, 6 The Smith Tract, WO acres, 7 Tho Hunter Tract. 610 ados, 8 Tho William Kinsler Tract, 250 acree, 9 Tho Red Bank Tract, 2,300 acres, 10 Tho Mouth of Saluda Traot, 200 acres, 11 The "Burut Houso" Tract, 1,620 acres, 12 Tho Oconeo Biver Tract, in Oeorgia, 100 acres, Terms caeh P F FRAZEE, Sept 12 mth _ SRO Sheriff's Sale. Thomas F. Carhart vs. Robert C. Andoreon and James M. Jones.-Dill to foreclose nwrt aage.-In Equity. IN pursuance of the decretal ordor of the Circuit Court, sitting in Eqnitv in tho above stated caso, I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in October next, in front of the Court UOUHO in Columbia, within tho legal hours: All that LOT OF LAND, lying and hoing in tho city of Columbia, on Richardson street, fronting on aaid strcot 50 foot 4 inches, moro or less, and running back or Weetwardly from said street 153 feet, moro or losa, to a lot recently owned bj J. B. Claas, now N. By nu m ; bounded South by John Agnew's lot, West by N. Bynum'slot, lato J. B. Glass', North by Henry Davis' lot and East by Richardson street. On this lot there ia a largo three-story brick building. TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to pay coala and expenses of suit and salo, and also, thc sum of 47,265 51, and tho interest which shall lUMnelMra tW?Kpj&uMequontly to tho 15th day of August, 1869, and tho balance on a cre? dit until the 15th day of March, 1871. Tho purchaser to give bond and mortgago of tho promises, with interest thereon from tho 15th day of March, 1869, payable annually, and to insure the property in a sufficient amount and assign the policv, and to pay for stamps and papors. % ' P. F. FRAZEE, S. H. C. Sept 12 mth vu whMi?SR? tote-. .. . Wt?}?*?p?t*?$?m ifaxnai*4wpx,ivs. Winiam l^?BStfANT to ibo 'dflor?t-il order to me di JT Weet I will ?ell' ?*He FIFTH DAY of Oc? tober next, beforo the Omart Bouse, in- Colnm bia, within the.logal hours: , .. AU that lot, piece, parcel or traot of LAUD, sit us to la Richland County, containing four and' 15-100 acres; bounded on the North by Janios M Crawford; East by Wm Wftllaco; Sooth by Upper afreet; ?nu Weat-by OD Hope and Mrs Leary : Terms cash sufficient to pay costs of suit 1 and'sale and the mortgage debt; balance on a credit of six months, secured by bond, with good personal security, and' a mortgage of promises sold Purchaser to pay for ell papara and stamps P F FR AZ EE, BRO Sept 12_ _ mth Sheriff* Sal?. The President and Directors of the Bank of ' the State of Houtb Carolina vs. James Cath? cart-in Equity.. ?N? pursuance of the decretal order of ,the Circuit Court, sitting, in Equity in the ove stated case, I will sell, on thc first MON? DAY in October hext, in front of the Court Honeo, la Colombia, within th? legal hours, All that LOT or PARCEL OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, containing one acre, mora or less, situate in the city of Colum? bia, andbouhdeid ab ?OIIOWB: On tho Nottii by Lumber street, on the East by estate of James T. Munda and Jennie M. Miller, South by -r Hannan and Robert Swafficld, and West by 'TEnsi? or *SAIS-Sufficient oash to pay the OOH tn or ault and expensa* of'sale ana thc mortgage debt; balance on ? credit of ail months. Purchaser to give bond and mort gage, ot tho premises sold, and 'to pay foi papers and stamps. "'."I ? B?fJt Vi mth' jg. if. FRAZEE, 8. B. OJ Extensive Executor^ Sate Of Ettal Estate ?rn Personal Property, belonging-to the Estate o Henry Davis, deceased. BY JACOB LEVIN. On the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER nex will he sold, befbrerfho Court House, in,Cc Irimbia, at 10 o'clock, the followih-g valuabl property: ir . / uii ii .. Ko. l-Lot on Plai? sf root t bctw-ec-u Bu and Bickens, beipeJH feet front on Plain stree and running back 208. moro ?r los?, on wh?c there is a two story /rame kitchen; Bound* ?nst liv the residence of James G. Glube .BaW, th ". ?'. ?*. ;. ; ni . No. '2 -Lot on the, Honth-eaat corner of til square bounded by Senate, Sumter, Pendi?te and Marion streets, near and .bli tho Nort Side of the Honth Carolina University, mease, inp 145 f?Ot front by 102, more or less. ?hil No. 8-Lot containing 3? acres,moro or IQS bounded by Tobacco, Indigo, Sumter at Richardson street's. .nofiij No: 4- One square of ground, with the su rounding strocta included, being in. tho re of Mr. Edwin J. Soott's rc? :dence, and knov as tho Bofil property. The title "to this pr perty will bo for tho natural lifo 'time of al Paul Bofil. f Lvi.nl No. 5-Lot oil Richardson or Hain stree between Lady apd Washington, known ay tl Fenton lot, measuring 44 feet front hy~2 deep, more or less. No. G-Lot on West side of Main er Richai son streets, between Lady and Gervais; ai nearly opposite the old sito of Niokersoi Hotel, moasaring 2G foot front by 203, more less, adjoining Grceufield's Building on t South. No. 7-Lot joining tho above, (No. 6j) feet Iront by 208 deup, more or less. No..8^Lot joining tho above, (No. 7,) foot frpnt, running back 208, thc rear half feet wido, moro or ross. No. 9-South half of vacant Lot on Mi street, 27 feet front by 208, more or less, bei bounded South by R. C. Anderson's br building and North by buildings owned hy tate of H?nrv Davis. No. 10-North half of vttoant Lot joiniug above, being 27 feet front by. 200, more or lc In rear of this Lot and the buildings herc after described there ie an alley privilege c ncctLug with what is known as Davis' nllev No. ll-Tract of Land, consisting .of acres, moro or les?, in Richland County, si ?ted on the waters of Crano Creek; boom North by lands of Solomon L?rick and Ham Coon; East by Solomon L?rick; South by H mon Coon; West by John Loriok. No. 12-Tract of 571 ?ores, more or li known as the Sharp tract; bonnded by la of W. M. Gibbee, Swygort, Hawkins, R. rick, Ivoy, Moore and Locklear. The above tracts of land each contain du inga and suitable outbuildings, No. 13-The two story Brick Building Main street bounded North by tho alley km as Davis' alley, to bo divided as follows: on corner of alley, 28 feet front; running I 200, moro cr less, with ' that portion of building being occupied by Messrs. Kinari No. 14-Being tho Southern half of Lot Building as abovo described, 28 feet fr running back 200, more or less, occupiee Messrs. Hopson A Sutphen. Each of tho above buildings are sepan by a private entranoo on tho front. No. 15-The Dwelling-house and Lot, Plain atreet, known as the family reside with every convenience and all necessary buildings, fino garden, and superior vi This building is ono among the best ere in tho city for workmanship and material ALSO, The Household Furniture, and other sonal effects belonging to tho estate. This sale will ho positive, being made I division. Terms of salo made known hereafter. Purchasers to pay for all necessary pa and stamps. JOHN MEIGHAN, JOHN D. CALDWELL Sept 5 mw_Execnto Sale iu Bankruptcy. BY W. J. HOKE, ASSIGNEE. In the matter of James 6/. Gibbes, Dank IN pursuance of the order of his Honor J Bryan, wiU be sold, at public outcry, b; at tho Court House, in Colombia, at ll o' A. M., tho following property, belongil: the estate of the said Bankrupt, to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, containing 2811 more or less, lying on both sides of tho El River, in tho State of South Carolina, ad ing landa on tho South sido of tho said in Laurens County, owned by Jesse Lea wood and by Simpson Roobnck, and o North side of said river by lands in ?.ipi burg County, owned by Jesse Leathci and ny John and Andrew Westmoreland ter known aa "Van Patton Shoals," on 1 is a saw, grist and flour mill. N. B.-Thia property recommends its the best mill seat in the State. Tho power is unsurpassed; tho situation bea and healthful, and it lies directly in tho of tho Air Line Railroad. Tho heirs of John Garliagton hold i lien upon the property for a portion < purchase money, and the Rev. John IT a second mortgago lien. Further parti pi ven at thc sale. Both lions set up am blished. i AI.SO, At tho samo time and place, a lot of I ivith DWELLING-HOUSE and out-bui thereon, containing one-half of an acre. Dr loss, situated on Plain street, in the Columbia, in tho State aforesaid, Lut tin bounding to tho North on lot of-M ter. to tho South on Plain street, to th on lot how owned by J. P. Southern, i tho West on lot now owned by Henry Bi On said lot thevro is a mortgago lio held hy James A. Mooro, Esq.. and a i mortgage held by Rev. John Fielding, lieus established. ALSO, A LOT in Columbia, State of Sooth Ci containing a little more than one-hal situated on Plain street, and hounded North by Plain street, on the South by 1 now hy Dr. William Reynolds, ou the ? Main slr'eel, SESS9 on WW welt "Tty Th o' g?UUSg1 existe ? mortgage hon which has creen Bet up and establlebofli !.??( ?KM fi .. D,,, A tract of LAND orJpta??ta;t?bn, called "The White Pond Tract," containing 1,000 acres, more or loss, situate about 12 miles from Co? lumbia, in Bichland County. The correct boundaries of which will be given on the day of sale. . On which said last tract there exists a lien for part of the purchase money, set up and es trbliehed. Terms cash, by order of the Court. Pur? chasers to pay for papers and the necessary stamps. Twenty-one dava notice being. here? by given in the several Counties in which the said lands lie. W. J. HOKE, September 9, 1809. Assignee. N. B.-At the same time and place will be sold a claim of toe said Assignee for the sum of $20,000, which is now in litigation in Cana? da, against the Express Company, which claim was reserved at c. for mor sale. , . Sept 0 thmC ? W. J. H?BE. Assignee. Equality Life Insurance Go., OF RICHMOND. VA. . Office No. 1,015 Merin street. Capital paid in, - . - ; $100,000. EVERY policy issued 4>y this -Company is uon-forfcit?ble aftor, .FlfllST. ANNUAL PAYMENT. Dividends, are declared abd paid every year. It circulates its money amongst its patrons; the money collected in each t? tat o being loaned on safe and reliable security to tho.Insurers resident in such State.' Loan? on Policies as liberal as other Companies who declare dividends at tho end or tho second, third and fourth y oars. ?Un?! 'J i u . ""' Dayid B. 'c^r??S&.t. *3 . . Thomas H. Wy?ne, Vice-President; - John ty Winn, Beor?rttu?yt 17.1 MXtUCAL ADVISERS. .,, ? F.-Ii. Watkins; MD. H. Wy tho Davit,, M. D. Local Board of Reference,in Columbia, S. C, Col. S. W. Melt??i "Wm. A; Wright, Esq;; Dr. A.N. Talley; Vi*1 ? . l ?.. n . Chambers k Bryce, Local Agents- . hi R. D'.Sonn. County Agent. , j '.Oeperal Tra^rb^Ageni'Btiteel: South Ca? rolina, OhaYleBtOa, B. 0.HQ r . ^;.Bopt 8 g? LEE ^???THEES, Au eti one era^nd flpmmiseion Merchant s WE' have this day formed aoopartnerahip to conduct a General Auctioneer and. Commission business, ip ?tho town of Colum? bia, abd surrounding Counties, ind Will attend to the sale of over y description of property placed in our hands. Wo oro in- communica? tion with a Tohablo real cat?to agent in the city of Baltimore, who has largo transactions in our State, and are satisfied of bur ability to act with promptness, and give full satisfaction to any wno will intrust their- property to our Care. "oil .. fd ivohi ? tri-rt LOCAL i RALES - in .the ci tv will meet with instant attention, and liberal advances mado Sn articles pi acc d in nur hands for Sale. We Ope to mont tho patronage of tho community generally. . Ri a '>,..'.< . iti 1 Office, for tho present, at tho Store of Mr. A. Smythe, opposite the Columbia Hotel. A. M. LEE, Sept 10 fl5 THOS. LEE. Richland---Iii Equi ty. D. B. DeSau-suro, C. E. B. D., for use of D. P. Miller, C. CV P.; to. Richard Allen, M. J. Calnan, Trustee,"" ci al.-hill for foreclosure of mortgage, HOV . : *:. IT appearing that. Julia Eindley, and her husband, Frederick Kindler, two of the d?fendants in the ab?te stated case, areabsent from and without the Ruits of this State, it is, on motion of D. E. Do?aussuro, complain? ants' solicitor: Ordered, That the Bald defend? ants do plead, answor or demur to the above bill, within forty dara from the date of the publication hereof; and In default thereof, that an ordor pro confesso bo enterod against them, i By order of Court.' * - . D. B. MILLER, C. C. P. CLERK'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, August 24,1869. Aug 25 1 _ Sept 3 13 23 The New Theory of Health ESTABLISHED BY IIEIKITSITS QUEEN'S DELIGHT! rpHE Life of all Flesh ia Blood. The Health JL of Life is purity of Flesh. Without purity of Blood, no Flesh can he free from disease. HEINITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT Is now a recognized household Medicine of remarkable remedial powers, invented and compounded by the Proprietor, which he has called by the euphonious soubriquet "QUEEN'S DELIGHT." m CONSTITUANT PROPERTIES. QUEEN'S DELIOUT IS an an alterative, produc? ing a gradual change in the HEINITSU'H functions of organs, as to ?ermit a healthy action to ak o the place of disease. QUEEN'S DEUOM It deobstrnont by it a diversi? dad action; removesobstruc HE'NITSU'S. Mons,reduces Inflammation and enlargement of the ?lands and viscera. I an In vigoran t and Tonic; lt produces a gentle and permanent excitement of all the vital actions observable in tho functions of organic HEIXITSH'S Tin; and is,- therefore, ad missable. in diseases of the Stomach? Liver and organs > of digestion. QUEEN'S DELIGHT IS a stire'bating, alterativo diaphosetic, promoting per? spiration, removing humors i . vin. the blood, producing a HEINITSH'S healthy action of the skin, removes Boils, Pimples, Blotches and Cutaneous eruptions. . . QUEEN'S DELIOOT ls aperient, gently acting i upon tho bowels, thereby removing effete matter, pro? ducing a healthy feeling oi HEIXITSH'S the . stomach and head. Headache and nervous dis? orders aro cured by its oso. Qr LEN'.s DELIGHT IS expectorant, increasing the secretion from thc mucous membrane of thc ' air celia and passages ol HEINIT.SU'S . the lungs, or assista its dis? charge; is, therefore, a re medy, combined with Cot! LiverOil, in all eases of Com sumption, Colds, Ac. Tho high appreciation in which it is held bj tho profession and the golden opinions of th? people, and their many testimonials, will maki it a desirable medicine for Druggists to keej .oustantly on band. The sick, feeble and those in delicate health and all persons living In warm climat es, ant lil un acclimated, will lind tho QUEEN'S D.EfclGHT h. groat modioine, protecting them from all those diseases which originate in a bad condil lion of the blood and climatic influences. For sale by Druggists throughout, tho StatoJ The trade supplied hy , FI8HER A HEINITSH, Columbia, S. C. PLUMB A LEITNER, Angosta, Ga. J. H. ZEILEN ft CO., Macon, Ga. JOHN F. HENRY, Now York. MANSFIELD A HIOBEE, Memphis,Tenn. JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY A COWDEN, Aug C f Philadelphia.