The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, October 02, 1869, Image 3

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LONDON, September; 28.M-Tue ?Timm says: The coincidence of the Emperor . mok^fkt?]** N^QitrdbtioA M tho Government is a seri?os misfortune. The energies of the Emperor cannot well be spared at such a crisis.' Reform? como, unfortunately, wh?o tho Emperor ie in ckpamtoWrW f*MJ?-?-?S?? ^en he ? most r?qulrod, tho sp?culations of the peoplo 6? ih& uncertainties Kn? i oppor- j tunitiea of the future ate so. encouraged ns to augment th? public disquietude. If the crisis bad occurred, tem years ago, the Emperor ffPuld haye brought to work tho energies Which be carried into the Italian campaign. If the "experiment had then succeeded, France would now possess a generation of statesmen with some parlmmontary experience. The pfajqikpfiefa .ist 1 wa* the jprospect of success so clear then as to justify preci? pitating the trial? The present peril serious in any case-is aggravated by the Emperor's enfeebled health, but peril of some kind has been the prospect of the Government for the last two genera? tions. CITY OP MEXICO, October 1.-Tho Con? gress has assembled. Juarez made a congratulatory address on the condition of tho republic. WASHINGTON, October 1.--Commander Luce roporte fro ni Lisbon, that he reach? ed thai port in t won ty-ob o days. His vessel, Juniata, is a success as a sailing vessel. Tho Juniata found the Sabine at Lisbon. There had boen no trouble whatever on the Sabine. Judge Richardson has resigned his Assistant Secretaryship of the Treasury. Among those named for tho Virginia Sonatorsbip, .Edgar Snowden, editor of the Alexandria Gazette, is prominent. Mr. Snowden 'opposes the election of Senators until Virginia is restored; but if the oleoiion does take place, it is understood that Snowdon will be sup? ported by " the' Potomac, Tide-water, upper Richmond and a large part of the Valley Districts. Internal revenue receipts to-day $395, 500. Fish and Delano have returned. Fish and Creswell woro absent from the Cabinet to-day. I The Supreme Court convenes Monday witb a full bench. The commandant of tho Asiatic squad? ron reports American interests flourish? ing in Chinese waters. Delano thinks Geary will be re-elected by a s m all majority. The debt statement shows a decrease of $750,000,000. Obin in the Treasury, nearly $109,000,000; currency SCSO,000, Ooo,; .. Beverly B. Botts has beon appointed Collector of Revenue for tho Otb Virgi? nia District, vice Sterling, suspended. Thai Tel?grafo, recently cruising in West Indian waters, ls declared a pirate, and Poor'has "been ordered to capture her. Tho steamar Hornet is off New York. She is supposed to be watching gun? boats, and also to intercept the Euterpe, .whioh waa ..expected to sail with supplies for, the Spaniards. The Hornet is daily receiving supplies. - Her captain is in New York city, and well posted regard? ing Spanish movements. The captain's name is withheld, but he TB supposed to be a noted Confederate. The Hornet is formidable and very fast. She was fitted out by parties in Mew York and Boston. The steamer Euterpe, of the New York and Galveston line, is under sur? veillance ponding instructions from Washington. She hod a cargo of huge parrot gems and tons upon tons of solid shot and shell. The authorities suspect this cargo is intended to arm the Spa? nish gun-boats now ready for sea. The account says: "There are iust thirty of these gun? boats, and singularly enough, there were found in the hold of the Enterpe just thirty parrots of the 100 pound species. There were also 8,000 solid shot and shell which had been cast for these same parrots. Speaking editorially of the Euterpe's detention, the IV il, une says the authorities have just laid hands upun a vessel which, by all accounts, appears to have been destined to supply with armaments the Spanish gun-boats at Mystic. The possibility that great harm might bars been and yet may be done thereby to the cause of struggling pa? triotism, naturally provokes a most earn? est desire that no want of vigilance shall permit a wrong to a neighbor whose comparative weakness and whose noble aspirations have our hearty sympathies. The plea of the Cubans that they should have the same right to purchase arms as their antagonist must be admitted, in the light of menacing events to have usual force. " Domestic New?, PHILADELPHIA, Ootober 1.-In a poli? tical row, to-day, two Republicans were killed. NORWALK, CONN., October 1.-The Na? tional Bank of Norwalk tras robbed lost night. The Bank loses 030,000; private parties lose immensely, but tho amount is not known. CHARLESTON, Ootober 1.-Arrived steamers Charleston, New York; Key West, from Savannah for New York, put in for coal, &c. ; schooners S. E. Wood? bury, Baltimore; W. B. Thomas, Phila? delphia; Ridgewood, New York. An old farmer, having lost a quantity of vegetables from his garden, thought he would endeavor to catch some of the offenders. Placing a large dry goods box in a convenient spot, he ono night got into it just os he saw the offenders com? ing. Ono of thom, a large boy, crept np to the box very cautiously, and suddenly turning it upside down 'with the old fel? low in it, leaped upon it. After the boys had got all they wanted, he got off and was out of sight before the old man could extricate himself. A Screaming Farce-A baby. -;-:-- ... ........ . ^^^^?^^^^^^^^^ N?jW -Yojux, Ootobar 1-No o n. --Stocks strong and tending-np. Money 7-gold. SUr?iog-long 8M; ob ort 8%. Gold oQX. 62's 19;. Tennessee's, ex-oonpon, * heW e?* f?gjnift's) ?*?t?ponl, new 50K; leT?e G's 62; 8'a84>?; Alabama 8's 91; Georgia 6's 83; 7's 8?; North Carolina's, old, 49>?; new 44. Corn and flour dull. Pork^nrnieri at 31.50. " ,Cotton unchanged, *t Freights quiet. ... . .TT, , 7 1J. M.-C?l.tou unchanged, with eales of fcOOObales, at 2J#?. Flour 5@10c. lower. Wheat lo. lower. Corn favors buyers-mixed Western 1.00@1.05. Pork firmer, at 31.50. Lard steady. Whiskey firmer, at 1.19@1.20. Rice firm-Ca: J lina 8@9. Sugar >?c. lower-Porto Rico 12%; Maspovado 12@12>?. Other gro? ceries steady. Freights firm. Mouey closed easy, "at 7. Gold quiet and steady ranging from 30@30J?. Stocks de? pressed and unsettled. BALTTUOBE, October 1.-Cotton dull, at 27J?@27>?. Flour qniet. Wheat heavy-prime to choice red 1.46@1.47. Corn unsteady-white 1.10@1.18; yellow 1.10@1.20. Pork qniet. Bacon firm shoulders 17^. Lard quiet, at 19>?@ 20. Whiskey 1.20. CINCINNATI, October 1.-Whiskey firm, and held at 1.15. Pork unchanged. Bacon firm-shoulders 16'4; clear sides 20. NKW ORLEANS, October 1.-Cotton lower-middling 21)?@24??; soles 4,000 bales. Flour dull, at 5.75@6.10. Corn -white L10@1.12tf. Pork 83.75. Ba? con firm, at 17%. Lard 19@21>?. Su? gar 12>i?14/1<i. Molasses-reboiled 70@80. Whiskey 1.25@1.26*?. Coffee -prime 16J?@16??. Gold 91^. MOBILE, October 1.-Cotton market closed quiet-middlings 24)?@24%; sales 500 bales. SAVANNAH, October 1.-Cotton market active-middlings 25; sales 800 bales; re? ceipts 1,778. AUGUSTA, October 1.-Cotton in fair demand at lower rates-sales' 427 bales; receipts 590. CHARLESTON, October 1.-Cotton quite steady with sales of GOO halos-middlings 25; receipts 1,086. LONDON, October 1-3 P. M.-Consols 92%. Bonds 84%. LIVERPOOL, October 1-3 P. M.-Cot? ton quiet and dull-uplands 12%; Or? leans 12%. Sales of tho week 63.000 bales; for export 13,000; speculation 13,000; Btock442,000; whereof American is 56,000. Receipts of the week 54,000; of which American is 35,000; stock afloat 392,000; of which American is 80,000. Yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull. LIVERPOOL, October 1-Evening. Cotton closed flat-uplands 12%; Or? leans 12%, Bales G.C00 bale?. COLUMBIA MARKET. Report for Week ending Friday, Oct. 1, 1809. rn<EXix OFFICE. COLUMBIA, October 2, 1869. COTTON-The market has been fully eupphad during thc pant wcok, notwithstanding th, downward tendency of prices-the galas having amounted to 452 bales, aa follows : 30 at 23}; 31 at 23J; 49 at 24; 74 at 21 j; 5G at 24*; 105 ac 24j; 31 at21 j ; 9G at 25. There is no change to notice in other articles of country produce. The following are baying rat OH of South Ca? rolina Bank, Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer & Co., Brokers: Bank of Camden_75 Exchango. 12 Bank of Charleaton.85 Flautera'.5 Bank of Cheater.. ; .13 Farmers and Exchgo Bank of Georgetownl8 State.0 Bank of Newberry...85 Union.95 Bank SouthCarolinal5 So.Western lt., old, 70 State South Gar. o 1 d ,40 People's.86 Stato South Ca. now, 15 Planters and Modi. 90 Hamburg.G Merchants'.8 Commercial.2 The Carolina National Bank, of this city, is buying sight exchange on New York at throe eighths discount, and selling drafts at par. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT, COBBECTED WEEKLY li Y THE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE. APPLES, $bu.l 25?150 BAOOI.SU,Gunny 27@28 Dundee T? yd 30@32 BALK BOPS, Man il, (?? 2G N.Y.orWe8WM0@15 BUTTEB, Northern @50 Country, ?j Db.25?35 BACON. B-s. ..25@27 Sidon, f, ib_2l@23 Shoulders... 19 @20 BBICKS, $1,000. .9@12 CANDLES, 8perm40?70 { Adamantine Ib21@25 Tallow.14@16 COTTON YABNI 90@21)0 CoTTON.Striot Md@24 Middling... 23?@ Low Midl'g, 22 @22* GoodOrdny,21J@ 22 Ordinary... 21 @22 CHEESE, E.D.ft. 21@23 ?aotory.18@20 COFFEE , Rio, $Ib22@26 Laguayra_27@31 Java.87(340 FLOUB, Co. 9 00O1000 Northern. 7 50? 12 00 G BALK, Corn 1 70@1 80 Wheat ....1 60O2 00 Oats. 90@1 00 Peas.1 50? 1 60 HAY, Nortb, $cwt. Eastern. HIDES, Dry, $tt>12i@18 Qroen.@8 INDICIO, Caro.. .1?1 25 LAUD, %db.20(025 LUMUKU, Dds 100 f.l 60 Scantling.1 60 8hingles,#1000..2 75 LIME, $ bbl. 2 70?2 80 MEATS, Pork, %db. 164 Boof.8@12 Mutton.12J MoLABSES.Cuba, 67?62 Now Orl'nsl 00@1 10 Sugar H'se..75@l 25 NAILS, $ kegB 00@7 00 ONIONS, tfbuel 50? 1 75 OIL, Koroeene,g60?75 Machinery.... 75? 1 00 l'oui/rax, Ducks pr Turkeys.3 00 Chickens.20? 20 Qeeae. SPECIE, Gold 1 32? 1 33 1 Silver.1 24? 1 25 POTATO EH, Iris 75@1 50 I Sweet, bus 2 50?3 00 Bloc, Carolinatt8J?09 East India.... SHOT, $bag. 3 12@3 25 SALT, Li ve rp. 2 90? SOAP, $tt,.7l@ll HPIBITS, Alcohol,gl4 00 Brandy ..4 00? 12 00 HollndGin.5 00?7 00 American. .3 0fl?3 00 Jam. Kum.6 00?7 00 N.E. "..2 00@3 00 Bo.Whisky850?4 50 Mononghla2 50?4 00 Rectified. .1 85? 1 65 BUG AU, Crua'd, 18i@19 Powdored... 18$@20 Brown.12? 17 STABCH, lb... 9*@11 TEA, Green ttl 00?2 00 Black, ....1 00? 1 50 TOBACCO, Chw.60@i 25 Smoking,lb..50?l 00 ViNEOAB, Wine,.70?75 Cider.50?6<> Fronch....l25@15() WINE, Cham. 25@32 00 Port, %igal300@5 0O 8herry....3 50?6 00 Madoira...2 50?8 00 A most incredible story is goiug through the papers to the effect that a lady at Preemption, 111., lately presented her lord with six children at a birth, and that they are all living and doing well. If the story be true, we believe that it is the first instanco of the kind in medical history. What seems to throw an air of romance over the whole is the farther statement that the husband was "per? fectly delighted," Snoh an extempo? rized family might possibly reduce a de? spairing parent to idiocy, but we con? fess to doubting the "delight" under any circumstances.-New York Tribune. Instead of retaliating upon . the man who oalls yon a villain, a liar, or a thief, coolly inform him that yon hare net suf? ficient confidence in his voracity to be? hove him. someflt uod beat dressed gea tierna* m we tio? lo ??e living, bavo>roourfld bim a rotundity -hieb, -while- it detracta no? thing from his good looks, utterly con? ceals from.his own inspection his extre? mities. Tho circumstance was on Friday morning, the occasion of, to him, a mor? tifying exposure, whilst others looked -upon it as aa amusing spectacle. Before breakfast, ho invariably takes a morning walk, und Us urbanity and polite recog? nition nro. looked for by early pedestrians with pleasure. ... Dressing himself, therefore, with great care, he sallied out. But strange to say, every one he met turned their heads and laughed, and some ladies from the galle? ry of a residence over the way, ran screaming into the house. "What did it mean?" At last, he met a little boy, whose im? moderate laughter drew from him the indignant inquiry: "What do you see about me, you little scoundrel, that everybody laughs at?" "Why, Mr. D-, you've forgot to put on your pants!" Overwhelmed with shame, tho old gentleman hurried home and eagerly sought out the mirror. In his haste, he had can olly adjusted his attire, but had, ind.ed, forgot his pants. [New Orleatis Picayune. P?o NONO'S PLEASANTRY.-Pi? Nono was recently stopped by a hard-headed but valuable sentry, on duty at the forti? fications of St. ?lessio, at the Southern extremity of the Aventine Hill, over? looking the Tiber. His Holiness was on foot, followed by his retinue and equi? pages, and preceded by a battistrada, or outrider, of the Noble Guards. This plumed and helmeted individual was brought to a stand-still, on approaching the battery of St. Alessio, in front of the little church of that appellation, by the severe attitude of the artillery soldier on guard, whose "On ne passe pas.'" was as imperative as that of the beardless pri? vate of the Joane Garde. The cadet ex? plained his rank aud office in attendance on the sovereign, but the soldier protest? ed that bis instructions wero uncondi? tional, nor did he yield until tho scarlet hat and soutano of the Supremo Pontiff, and tho prelaticnl robes and military uni? forms of his attendants, placed tho dig? nified character of the uuexpected visitor beyond a doubt. Tho Popo did not ne? glect such a good opportunity for crack? ing a joke. Having seen tho halt of his vidette, and been informed of the cause, appronching the sentry, His Holiness re? proved him in a jocular tone, for not stopping him as be had stopped the no? ble guard, and threatened to report bim to General Kanzler for neglect of duty. Dr. Albert T. Simmons, a skillful physician, went from this country in 1856 to Cuba, where ho practiced bis profession very successfully . until the present revolution broke out in the is? land, when, having gone from Puorto Principe to Santiago do Cuba on profes? sional business, he- was arrested and thrown into prison by the Spaniards on a charge of disloyalty. Having been kept in prison for six months, he was re? leased, and has now returned to the United States. He is now in New York, and will instititute an international suit against the Spanish Government for $200,000 damages. It is said that the Spanish gun-boats now being built in American waters will be attached to await thc trial of the case. SINGULAR CorNciDENCE-AN ENTIRE FAMXLY DROWNED.-lu Boston, there liv<*d a family named Parker, composed o' three sons, all of whom have perished off Montauk Point, daring tho present year. On the 28th of May, Capt. James H. Parker, of the sohooner Abbe Burs ley, was knocked overboard and lost. In tho gale of two weeks ago, the remaining members of the family, Frank C. and David, wero lost off Montauk Point, by tho wreck of the sohooner Mary Milenes. ARKANSAS.-The signs in Arkansas are good. There are unmistakable indica? tions of such a rupture in the radical party of that State as will cripple Clay? ton, her unprincipled and tyrannical Governor, who baa basely used his power to oppress the people. If you desire people to treat you as a gentleman, you must conduct yourself as a gentleman. Keep np the habit of being respected, and do not attempt to be more amusing and agreeable than is consistent with the preservation of re? spect. "C-c-can that p-p-pup-parrot t-ter talk?" asked a stuttering man of a Ger? man. "Suppose he no can talk so moche better as that what you talk, I chop he dam head off," was the reply. One of the gentler sex says that the Heaven of the strong-minded woman is "where buttons grow ia their proper places, and where men cease from both? ering, and needles are at rest." A sick Fort Wayne hoosier, on being asked by a minister if ho had made his peace with God, replied that he wasn't aware that he had ever had any difficulty with him. Why is matrimony like a besieged city? Because those who are in wan? ?o get out, und those who aro out want to get in. Beware of inquisitive people; a won? derful curiosity to know all is generally accompanied with as great an itch to tell it again. Some one has said that "it is sweet to have friends yon can trust," but we have found it a good bit sweeter to have friends who will trust you. "Sam" says he would like to bethe hext census, because it will embrace about 17,000,000 women-besides the girls 1 Washington is pat down as 3,177 miles from San Francisco by the Pacific Rail? road. A pair of tights-Two drunkards. oz startling icoident and-vivid delinea* ti on of character, Ata* just been oom ploted. It ia -written by tka^apaneae author, Kiang te Bakin, wt?o \kb n?e*n engaged on it1 tWrtjf-eight-y?ars. It ia in 106 yoldtnes, " Prince Fo-lignao, who fought ns a TO Iunteer in tho. Confed?rate armies, and was several times promoted until be reached the renk of Major-General, sinte the oloee of tho war has been living rn Paris as a private citizen, devoting his time to various, scientific investigations. An exchange, in speaking'of the magical strain of the hand-organ, says: "When he |played ?Old Dog Tray,' we noticed eleven pups sitting in'front of the machine on their haunches, brush? ing tears from their eyes with their fore? paws." THERE'S THE RCB.-"Plain-faced girls should dress plainly," remarks a lady of authority on fashion. Was there ever a young lady who was willing to admit that she had a plain face? The season at the various Virginia springs is about over. Even at the Greenbrier White, at last accounts, the number of visitors has been reduced to about twenty-five. An old man named McCormick was run over by a freight train at Shelby ville, Ind., on Saturday night, and had an arm and leg cat off. He died shortly after. Nearly or quite all the viotims of tho late Avondale disaster belonged to the Welch Baptist Church at Plymouth, Tl lore are now bat three male members of the church left. Theodore von Ea Hache, a well known musician and composer of New Orleans, was again stricken with paralysis the other day, and it is believed ho will die Health bills-Doctor's charges. Funeral Invitation. Thc relatives, friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS KYALL, aro invited to attend the funeral services of tho latter, at 9 o'clock, THIS MORNING, at her residence on Oreen street. Oysters! Oysters! RECEIVED THIS DAY, by Expresa, at OCR HOUSE RESTAURANT, near tho Mar? ket. D. McGUINNIS. Pot 2_I? M apes' Super-Phosphate of Lime. 2PT A TONS M APES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE fJv OF LIME just reeeived and for salo for tho Wheat and other grain crops, bv KINSMAN & HOWELL, Oct 2 1 208 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C. Information Wanted OF the whereabouts of Miss ELIZA COOK, known to have been in thia city (Columbia, S. C.) last spring. Any information concern? ing her will be thankfully received at this (PncF.Nrx) Office. Oct 2 3* County Claims. OFFICE BOARD COUNTY COM. RICHLAND, Concatnra, October 1. 1869. ALL persons having claims against RICH- 1 LAND COUNTY will present the saran to tho undoreigned, on or before tho FIRST DAY of November next. D. B. MILLEB, i Oct 2 e4_Clork of Board. Notice to Wholesale Liquor Dealers. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFTIOE, 1ST DIVISION, Sn DISTBICT, S. C., October I, 1869. THE Internal Revenue Laws require that every cask or package of spirituous liquor of five gallons and upwards, filled for shipment, sale or delivery on the premises of a wholesale liquor dealer, must be gauged and inspected, and have affixed thereto the wholesale liquor dealer's stamp. J. F. ENSOR, U. S. Gauger, Oct 2_? Office at Leaphart A Sloan's. School Notice. jfBkK THE MISSES MARTIN will re ^fifrt^Bagsumo tho exercises of their School ^nBson MONDAY October 4, 1869. ^JFJ^ClaHHCH will bo formed io. Latin, *&mr French and Drawing. Music, as formerly, under charge of Professor Plate. Oct 2_2_ I Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta R. B. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S.O. October 1, 1869. S. rmm mSBBn ON and after 8UN ffiU3fc?3K5BrlDAY next, October 3, Passenger Trains will run aa follows: OOINO NOBTQ. Leave Augusta, at.6.45 a. m. ?. Columbia, B. C., at..12.35 p. m. Arrive at Charlotte, N. C.7.10 p. m. COMINO SOUTH. Leave Charlotte, N. C., at. 6 00 a. m. " Columbia, 8. O., at.12.50 M Ar riv t Augusta.6.15 p. m Oct * CALEB BOUKNIGHT, Sap't. Survivors' Association. THE survivors of the Confederate States Army, resident in Richland, are requested to meet in the Court House, in Columbia, on next MONDAY, at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a Survivors' Association for Rich? land District. A general attendance is earn? estly solicited._ _Oct 1 3 Salt! SaltT 10.000 SSS*.T btobe and LIVERPOOL (220 lb. woight.) AND AMERICAN, in Liverpool Sacks. For Balo by O. G. PARSLEY A CO., Oct 1 3_Wilmington, N. C. BLUE STCT?E For salo low at E. E. JACKSON'S. Oe t 1_fi Fine Teas, Liquors, &c. HYSON, Black and Japan TEAS, scloctod by an export. Mocha, Java, Laguayra and Rio COFFEES. WINES, LIQUORS AND CORDIALS_These are guaranteed in strongth, quality and puri? ty; in variety equal to any houso outside tho great commercial centres, as to pricos as woll as quality._GEO. SYMMERS. Preserving Kettles. TINNED and Enameled Preserving KET? TLES, for sale low, by FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Flour! Flour!! K(\ BRIA CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, at $10-beet in market. 50 bbls. Extra Family Flour, at $9-equal to country. 50 bbls. Snpor Flour, at $8-new and sweet. Our Choice Family Flour is the "cream of the city and superior to any in this market." Term? cash. J. A. T. R. AGNEW. PALL TOR ADI ?BE now ready for distribution. Tho stock Of gooda AT RETAIL in tho front S toro iplete and fall, and of overy conceivable style and prie*!1 ? . / .. roi ?, , ji . ff? rfbtf ' I j Our Shawl and Cloak Department Presents some rare attractions in prices and designs. Our Dress Goods Department, 1 As usual, exhibits all the handsome novelties. Oar Hosiery and ^underwear Depart ment Supplies all the articles of comfort and protec? tion for winter use. Oar Notion and Haberdashery Depart? ment Will, as heretofore, receive our best attention, and every novelty, useful or ornamental, can bo had from'it. Our Carpet Department This season oxccls everything of the kind over exhibited in Columbia boforo, comprising everything known to tho trado in the way of Floor Carpetings. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Is a special ty, wherein wo claim to give all tho advantages that can bo offered. Tho Goods for the Department are on hand-bought right, and sold with as little expense as they can be handled anywhere. We solicit a call from ovory one wanting Goods. We posltivoly guarantee onr bills certainly as cheap-often cheaper-than can be had elsewhere. R. C. SHIVER. Oct 1 XT The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Press, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Chester Reporter, Keoweo Courier, Spartan burg Spartan, Uuionvillo Times and Camden Journal will copy to the extent of cne-fourth of a colnmn, chango weekly, with the PQONIX, for tho quarter commencing October 1,1869. B. 0. SHIVER, AGENT for GROVER & BAKER'S 8EWING MACHINE. R. C. SHIVER, A GENT Tor ROCK ISLAND A._CASSIMERES. R. C. SHIVER, AGENT for GRANITEVILLE BROWN COTTONS. R. C. SHIVER, AGENT tor BATESVILLF BROWN GOODS AND YARN8._ R. C. SHIVER, AGENT for ROBERTS' NEEDLES and CUT? LERY, such as Fino Shears, Scissors. Pooket-Knives, Pocket Cutlery for ladies, and tho Parabola Needles, the ladies favorite. Also for R. C. Shiver's celebrated PALMET? TO NEEDLE, mado in Birmingham, England, for our special trado._ Ramie Agency. HAVING bean appointed Agont for tho Balo of tho RAMIE PLANT in thia city, and also engaged to some extent for six months in its cultivation, I am propared to give informa? tion as to its adaptability and reoeivo orders for Plants; also authorized to establish aub agencies for the Balo of tho Plant that ia at present agitating our planting communitv, Octl_H. C. 8HIVFTB. To the Public. - . HAVING just returned from the North, vi|with a NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR fwaGOODS, for the custom trade, I am pre '111 pared to fill orders at ?hort notice and in the very latest styles. A better atock, in my line, baa nover been brought to thia city, and having sovoral competent workmen, I guarantoo satisfaction to all. Give mo a call. Sept 18 _C. D. EBERHABDT. I. SULZBACHER, Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Gregg's Building, Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C., Yr%M ?PW/'MiVr IMPORTER AND Bu^I ff Mm Dealor in Fiuo JEW K) IJIUaK ? Ri ELRY, WATOHE 8 , IS. ?V^HrP* I ? SILVER and PLATED rV^ff?s^I\I WARE and Fancy Ar ?r^^\/(l^^^k^'ll ^cl08' A large aaaort m8nt of the following gW\* / . - J> I"10 ?f artiolea always fl 7>?L """"^J^Xl on hand: American IQ ^O^^ Isrtl Watches, American t,\ I J ?a Bronze Clocks, Merl \ y**^?W ^on Brittania Ware, J?w Rogers* Brit'nia Ware, ? ^W W WA Fairchild's D i arnon d aMfc>g^a5<^a>S<C7 pointed Pens, Italian WW?V?rTiJIrA violin Strings, Pebble ITHf \*l1llV Spectacles, and many other artiolea usually kept in a First Class Jewelry establishment_Sept 15 Sportsmen's Equipments, I respectfully inform my friends and public in general j^S^^a-, thut I have just received a fine V ^assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BARRELLED GUNS, RIFLES, PIS? TOLS and SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS. Repairing done at short notice by superior workmen. P. W. KRAFT, Sept 17 Main street. Executive Department, OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE, COLUMBIA, S. C., October 1, 1869. THE attention of tax-payers is respectfully invited to tho following "circular," ad? dressed to County Treasurers, which is pub? lished by this office for the information of the public. REUBEN TOMLINBON, State Auditor. EXECUTIVE"DEPARTMENT, OrncE OF AuDiTon or STATE, COLUMBIA, S. O., October 1, 1869. Af-, County Treasurer. SIB : In a Circular Lotter, dated August 23, you wore instructed not to attach tho penalty imposod upon delinquont tax-payers until you received orders from this Office to do so. I am aware that tho soaaon at which taxes be? came duo thia year baa made it bnrdenaomo for a largo numbor of tax-payers to meet tho demands of the Government. According with tho approval of tho Governor, extensions of thc timo for tho collection of taxes have been mado to the full extent of tho authority con? ferred by law. In order to give ample time to all who wish to pay their taxes, it has been decided to extend the time for tho collection of taxoa to tho 15th of tho preaent month. It is believed that by that time all who dopend upon the salo of crops to meet their taxes will have made satisfactory arrangements. You are, thereforo, instructed to proceed against delinquent tax-pay or a, in conformity to law, aftor tho 15th day of October. I am, very respectfully, your obedient aervant, REUBEN TOMLINSON, Pot 1 2_State Auditor. Rio Coffee. _ "I i~\f\ BA08 common to primo RIO XVJU COFFEE, 25 baga Java and Laguavra Coffee. For sale low by E. A G. D. HOPE. Auotion 'Sai??^ Desirable Cottage. BY D. C. PE1X0TT0 & BOH. MONDAY MORNING, October 4, in front of the Oourt House, In this city, Rt 10 o'clock, wo will sell, All thal LOT, with COTTAGE thereon, and all necessary out-buildings-measuring fifty two feet two inchon front, more or lesa, and running back 153 feet, more or less; bounded on,the ?oath by Lamber streets on the North by landa of L. It. Trovett; on tho East by L. H. Trivet^; ott tho Weat by B:H: Knight. Thia ts a beat Cottage, eligibly situated, and worthy attention of those desirous of purchasing. Terma at saje. _J ni M - Sept 28 New Drees Good? e. F= JACKSONS, HANDSOME Uno of black and colored SILK?, Satin ?triped POPLINS, 'lui ban PLAIDS, ;, Figurod, Chono and Mottled MOHAIRS, English BERGE. 1 "'7 Gray Mixed M ALANOS, ICi Silk faced POPLINS. French PLAID. All-wool EPINGLINE, plain black CRETONNE, black and colored ALPACAS, black repollant CLOTH, RIBDONS, Trimmings and Button?, fashiona? ble styl?e; magni?ocnt Sash Ribbone. Sept 20_C. g. JACKSON. FALL AND WINTEB GOODS. _a HAVING roceived from New York my TU supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS, [Uconsisting of English, French and Ameri -?Lean Cassimoroa,Seotoh Tweeds, Vestings, >o., >^o., I invite myoid customers and the public generally to call and examino for them? selves, feeUng satisfied that I can show aa fine Gooda, and give as good bargains, aa oan be obtained anywhere. With an experience of fifteen or twenty years in the business, and a corps of competent workmen, my customers may rely upon being satisfied. Sept 19 _J. F. EISENMANN. WILLIAM GLAZE WILL OPE N on the 1st of Octo? ber next, one door North of Messrs. Scott, Williams A Oe.'a Banking Houeo, Columbia, 8. C., an excellent assortment of fine Enghah W ATC ms. English ana Froneh JEWELRY, of tho lateat atyles; a large stock of English GUNS; with a full assortment of GUN EQUIPMENTS-shot, cartridges and a largo assortment of ball cart? ridges, of all sizes. Fine Eng liBh CUTLERY, Table, Pocket,1, Silver and Plated Goods; Clock and Mantel Goode. Alargo as? sortment of all kinds .of Goods kept in our lino. Call and see us. Watches and Jewelry repaired in best manner. Sept 24 12 WILLIAM GLAZE. $10.000. For SJfxXo. MTHAT splendid CORN AND COT---?, TON FARM, known as the "SALU-Sffi DA FORK PLANTATION," situatedZE nino miles South from Newberry Court House, S. C., and forty milos'from Colombia. -The place contains about eighteen hundred acres of choice landa; about twelve hundred of which aro open, and the balance woodland. Bounded on two aides by ..Buah" and "Big" Saluda Rivers, it- affords a large proportion of the most dos lr a bio bottom or swamp lands; and on. Big Salad* River it bes one of the most valuable unimproved water privileges in the South. Tho improvements are an elegant Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou? ble Framed HCUBOS for laborera quarters, Stables, Bairne,; Blaelraniith and Carpen tor Shops and other out-houaoa-all sound and in good condition. Belonging to tho place, abd propollod by an excellent water power, ia one of the beat Merchant Mulsin tho State,having two eetta of forty-eight inch French Burr Wheat Stones, and one of eame size for Corn, with machinery all completo. Also, a No. 1 Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with a seventy five Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel? lent Thresher and Grain-Faa; aleo, a Cotton Screw. Lands in this section will produce from on? to two bales of cotton per aero with? out a doubt. . . ' . I Tenn? cash or ita equivalent. Parties wish? ing to purchase, can see the place and obtain further information by application to Jordan P. Pool, Esq., Newberry Court House, B. C. or address H. WABE A SON, July 9 4mo ?_New Orleans, Lt. R. & W. G. SWAFFIELD. FALL TRADE. 1869. Jffi^K Jr, ^y^E aro receiving a very large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ?tc, ?tc, Which we have ?el ec tad with great ear?, and offer to our onstomers at Low JP:r? A NEW FEATURE. WE have seonred the eerviooa of a FIRST CLASS FRENCH CUSTOM CLOTHING CUTTER AND SUITABLE TAILORS, And will make CLOTHING TO ORDER in stylo and fit second to no other boneo in the country. We havo a magnificent line of FRENCH ANO ENGLISH CASHMERES To select from, and will tako pl oas ure in show? ing them. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE _BUYERS._Sept IS City of Columbia Bondi. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, August 12, 1869. ALL over-duo Bonds, Coupons and Interest, and all Bonds issued since 1st January, 1867, bearing six por oent. interest, of the city of Columbia, will bo converted into seven per cent. Bonds, on application at this office, in conformity with a resolution of the City Coun? cil. J. 8. MoMAHON, Aug 13 City Clerk.