The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 08, 1870, Image 3

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The Praulkn Adrsnoe on Parls-Tbc llopiibllc Heartily OietU?. P?BIS, SoptomberO.-Gambotti placed Gount ??enmerkerke under surveillance, Until missing paintings from tho Museum of Louvre, abstracted under bis admi? nistration, aro returned.. Th? arrest ot Fietri, late Prefect of Police, bas been ordered. The o?binot of Marshal Vaillant, Mi? nister of tho Imperial household, has been sealed. . Au official from Meuohould, tho 5th, says MoMnhon's army really numbered 130,000. It is extirpated. Transporta? tion to Germany bas commenced. The Gaulois Bays tho departure of Joles Favre to meet the King is continu? ed by bis absence from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Great French cities accept tho Repub? lic joyfully. Docrees nbsolviug citizens from Imperial oaths aud abolishing stamps-on journals havo been issued. Victor lingo's sons uro with him here. Hugo exhorts'the peoplo to calmness aud determined resistance. The Princess Mathildo wan arrested iu Normandy and is under guard ut Dieppe. Her baggage, sixty-two trunks, were re? tained for examination. As the Corps Diplomatic huve uot re? ceived the circular usual under circum? stance's, the relations betweeu France and other powers for the moment are suspended. ' Nothing is heard yet from the English Cabinet, which is under? stood to have proposed mediation. Thc Paris journals declare there is no time no,W to discuss the form of government. The French must accept ono already established, nud prepare for defenoe a Voutrance. Th?-International Workingmeu's So ciety, addressing tho social Deinocrucj of . Germany, say Prussia made wai against the Emperor, . not France, whe now UBks you to withdraw your armies otherwise, it will be tho universal dutj of Frenchmen to re-enact the scenes o 1703. Frenchmen .make no torms witt an enemy on their soil, but they nr< friend1? and allies of all free people. Wi protest against the intervention o powers, and implore tho Prussians to re cross th e.Bhi ne. Journal Officiel publishes the fol lowing proclamation: "To THE ARMY: Wbou a general com promises his command he is relieved "Whdn the Government puts in peril, b; ita own weakness, public safety, it is se aside. This is just what France is doini in abolishing tho dynasty respousibt for ?ll-our misfortunes. She has don badly iu face of all the world. Thi great aot of justice she executes by tb decreo under which all your conscript bav?'been summoned, and iu the sum eat seen rea public safety. ; To save horse] the nation needs now but to rise e moase, and henceforth to oount on tw things only; its own resolution, which i invinoible, and your heroism, whieh ha never bad an equal, and which, ami Unmerited reverses, bas astonished th world. Bally around tho glorious syn bol which, eighty years ago, drove bac all Europe, united before us us at tin t?tne. ^'he name .of Republic s'gni?i the' intimate union of tho army and pee Sm (for the defence of the country, igned by the Ministers." . [The Prefect of Police, by direction < tho Governor of Paris, orders all Ge mann unprovided wita special permi sion to quit the departments of Seit and.Seine ot. Oise within twenty-foi hours, beginning at 8 o'clock to-day. LONDON, September C.-French ayn pathy meetings have been hold at Lie eriok and Killarney. PAEIS, September 6.-It is coniirrac that the Orleans Princes are en route Paris. There was a reported diflicul betweeu Troobu and the Ministry. Tl Ministry yielded, and harmony was r stored. The difficulty arose from a pr position for arming all classes, whit Troohu successfully opposed. Immen defence preparations continue. Tl army are retiring before the Prussii advance. There seems but one sen ment among the people-defence tbe nation and organization are quiet prooeeding. No dissent, from the ueci sity of a Republic anywhere. Great i joicing at the removal of the press co eoript. The war news and details a published without hindrance. PAULS, September 7.-Favre is wait i for a response to his despatch sent to t United States Government. It is thoug the reply will have great effect throng out the country. Every French to' heard from accepts the Republic jc fully. The engineers are destroying t tunnels running East from Paris. PAMS, September 7.-Tho Prussic are at Sisson, marching rapidly Pa? ward. Nothing from Strasburg. Gi Trochu reiterates the statement tl Paris is safe. The Prussians have react Laon. Trains are arriving hourly fri the front, with artillery, cavalry and fautry. The rolling stock of the East? roads, concentrated hero, have been s< West aud South. BRUSSELS, Septomber 7.-Eugenio the guest of the Hooven family, ut Ch tea ii Moy esse, uear Brussels. BERLIN, September 7.-Russia is ubi proposing a Congress of tho great po wi Prussia will certainly decline. ROME, September 7.-Tho proelai tion of tho French Republic caused p found sensation. Arrests, which w numerous before, aro now innumoral LONDON, September 7.-Tho Nat io Guard failed to check the Prussi crossing tho Rhine near Mulhouse. 1 wounded at Sedan havo beon distribu among tbe villogea and farm houses the vicinity. 12,000 of McMahon's ar are at Meizieres; 20,000 aro betw Vouziers aud at Locheue. LONDON, September 7.-Tho Ti nays if France refuses to treat, the public will perish, because Frenchmen more jealous of military glory than right of justice to others. The weather is stormy and rail falling in torrents. I ST. PETERSBURG, Septem^^ F? iO?ry? MioiBter t? Franca here, re-, signed and inatantly left tue country. LONDON, i>?p to ia per 7i--cThe ?Xrn&has several bitter nrtiolos on tue abs?noo and apathy of the .Queen ;and.^Pri?cess, who aro deer-stalki?g while Europe Ts quok iug lo its foundation. Th??nglish Min? istry, by bereu 1mn efforts, have restrained Greece from burling her vast energies into the coutest. This summaries Eng? land's coudnct in tljo supremo crisis of Earope. VIENNA,.September 7.-I; is^sserted that tho accession of Austria to ?he ueu trul leuguo has been qualified by tho coudition that mediation ia prohibited. HAVANA, September 7.-Col. Aceta reports the killing of forty insnrgeuts in tho Canns region. Geucral Caro is reported ns surrendered. American Affair*. BOSTON, September 7.-Tho different cities and towna to-day voted ou licens? ing the salo of lager beer aud ale. The small towns voted "no." NEW YOUK, September 7.-A special to the Herald says: The journey of the Imperial Prince is strictly private, his governor prohibiting conversations on account of bis health. Grnmmout is bore, having escaped via Havre. Bo converses freely, and says the revolutionary government cannot last. All receut tests, he said, prove its movers have not tho confidence of the people. Men uow iu power ure those whose efforts heretoforo were directed to embarrass the real government and assure the failure of war. Republican agents are constantly endeavoring to shake tho confidence and destroy thc disciplino of the army. He attributes the loss of several battles to this cause, and does not seo how fo? reign governments eau recognize the Re? public. To-morrow, another batch might get up aud declare themselves the pro visional government, and involve thecitj in bloodshed. He considers that mud bloodshed might result, and more thar is thought probable, if arms are placet in tho hands of the lower classes. Tb< first new reverse or upproach of the Prussians before the city might be tin sequel for the overthrow of the presen self-constituted ministry and tho oreatiot of another. He, ( w ammoot, confides it Troohu, but apprehends that ho will uo bo permitted to boru his own way. H believes Franco fully ablo to viudicnb ber honor aud expel tho Prussians fron her territory. Ho declines to express bi opinion as to tho futuro fate of the Em peror or dynasty. Grammout had a lon] interview with Gladstone and Granville The instructions to Lord Lyons, Unglisl Minister to Paris, aro to the effect to re cognizo tho actual authorities, but avoid as far as possible, fermat recognition. SARATOGA, N. Y., September 7.-Afte appointing tho usual committee ou ere dentials, rules, Arc, the Republican Cou vention took recess until 5 o'cloak. NEW YORK, September 7.-Speci shipments to-day ?3300,000. Bids fe Government gold reached $2,500,00( WASHINGTON, September 7.-Secretar Cox is corresponding with missiouar and religious organizations to seem Indian agents. The Attorney-General decides tbf appropriations for specific objects at not anuual appropriations within th meaning of the luvv. This docisio allows light bouses and public improvi ments to proceed. AIILEOHANX SPRINGS, VA., Septembi 7.-In a private letter to a friend hen tho Hon. Alex. H. Steveus says he slowly regaining his health, aud is busi! engaged writing a sobool history of tl United States. General Robert E. Li has returned to Lexington, from tl Hot Springs, cured of bis rheumatism. Crops in Eastern Virginia aro suffe ing from drought. Eastern bound truins aro crowdi with visitors from tho Virginia ?Spring homeward bound. Tho season is rapid drawing to u close. There is still throng of visitors boro. Among tl number, are Generais Beauregard, Hu dee and ox-Governor Hibert. CHARLESTON, September 7.-Arrived Steamships Champion, New York; J. ^ Everman, Philadelphia; Maryland, Bi timore; brig C. V. Williams, Philad* phia; brig Minnie Abbe, Bostou. A geutlemau and wife, at Portlau Me., who recently arrived ut the digni of a "tin wedding," bad tho ball-way his house so stocked with tin pans, po kettles and other ornaments, that soon became impossible for tho serva to answer the door-bell without goi through tho basement. Tho total nbmber of immigrants i riving at Castle Garden, New Yoi since tho first of January last is stat at 163,507, a decreaae for this year til far, as compared with lust your, of 2 401 persons. Tho principnl falling is in German immigrants. A lady frieud had repeatedly call her little son to como and say bis pn ers, as it was bed-time. Wearied at 1 by her importunity, he stopped his p and said: "What's the matter, marni: is God in a hurry?" The population of Paris, according a census taken in 18G3, amounted 2,150,010 souls, of whom 2.028.73G w born in Frouce; that is, 833,478 in 1 department of tho Seine, and 1,205,1 in other departments. Private telegrams at Loudon fr Pokin, announce that another massa has beeu committed by the Chinese that city. The British Consul is said have been among the victims. EXECUTED.-Andrew Tarpley, a lored boy, aged fifteen years, was ht at Graham, N. C., on the 26th ultit for au outrage ou a white girl aj eleven years. He confessed bis guilt. Tho Mormons now trot ont a won who has married her brother, and ol long ) New England to show anytb like it. Will Boston be beaten in soi bility iu that way? - -"vyiwjMf CTMJ AMP TToamreRotAti.- j.*<*. NEW; IfoBK, September ^^Noon. Stocks steady. Gold 14j.j. Money 4@ 6. Sterling nncbaDg^d; 62's 12^. Float dull and declining. Wheat l@2o. lower. Oom lo. lower. Mesa pork heavy, et 27.00(3)27.25. Cotton quiet uplands 20. Freights firmer. 7 F. M.-Money quiet and steady, at 5@f>. Sterling quiet, at 9?4'. Gold 14# <&l?%. 62's, 12)?. Southern's steady in Tennessee's Virginia's and Georgia's, but generally weak in other bouda, espe? cially North Carolina's. Tennessee's, G2; uew60.'4'; Virginia's, 67j?; new, G73,'; Louisiaun, 72; new, 75; levee's, 74*?; 8's, 87; Alabama 8'H, 100>/.;5's, 09; Georgia's 82; 7*3,00; North Carolina's, 50?^; new, 28; South Carolina's, 80; new, G9. Oot tou iu fair demand and lower-sales 1,800 bales; uplauds 19%. Flour-State aud Western heavy, and 5.10c lower; superflue 4.80@5.00; Southern dull and lower; common to fair extra 5.35@. G.20; good to choice G.25@8.25. Wheat a shudo lowor for winter, with fair ex? port demand; spring heavy und l@2c lower; winter red and amber western 2.89; uew 2.30,'?. Corn dull and l?2o lower, at 80. Beef quiet. Pork lower, at 26.32. Lard lower; kettle 16?4'@17; Whiskey heavy aud lower, at 93. Gro? ceries quiet and firm. Turpentine 40. Rosiu very strong. Tallow heavy, at 9@9%. BALTIMORE, September 7.-Flour firm und unchanged. Wheat unchanged, ex? cept Westeru, which is better; Southern nominal, at 1.40@.1.G5. Corn-white .Southern 80@85; yellow Southern 85@ 90. Provisions with better feeling aud prices unchanged. Whiskey quiet. Cotton dull nod prices lower-middling 19%; sales 200; stock 955. LOUISVILLE, September 7.-Bagging active, at 29?29,??. Flour quiet. Corn dull aud unchanged. Providions, firm and unchanged. ST. Loris, September 7.-Bagging firm, at 29'.j@30. Machine rope 8@ 8)?. Flour aud whiskey unohaugod. Provisions quiet. Pork 28.00. Shoul? ders 14lV, ; clear sides 18?4@18J.,'. Lard 16i?@lU. GALVESTON, Soptember 7.-Cotton quiet but firm-good ordinary 15; sales lil bulos; net receipts 59; stock 4,779. CINCINNATI, September 7.-Flour dull -family 5.50(at5.75. Corn drooping. Whiskey dull, ut 90@91, small sales. Pork nominal, and held nt 27.25(5)27.50. Lani dull, atl7,l.j. Bacou held firmly shoulders llJ?; clear sides 18; sugar cured hams scarce and advanced to 24(?> 25. NEW OltLEANS, September 7.-Flonr irregular-superfine 5.50; double G.15@ G;25; treble 6.50(?d5.75. Corn firmer mixed 85; yellow 95@1.00; whito 100. Others unchanged. Cotton dull-low middling 18; sales 1,200 bales; receipts 351; stock 10,106. MOBILE, September 7.-Ootton dull iniddliug 17?4@17|??; Hales 50 bales; re? ceipts 140. SAVANNAH, September 7.-Cotton in good demand-middling 17 sales 200 bales; uet receipts 660; stock 3,223. AUOUSTA, September 7.-Cotton closed weak, at )4'@/? ?ff; saleB 196 bales; re? ceipt? 236; middlings 17jii(a)17^;. CHARLESTON, September 7.-Cottou demand good and prices slightly easier middlings 18(318.!.!'; sales 200 bales; net receipts 285; exports coastwise 454; stock 1,012. LONDON, September 7-Noon.-Con? sols 91%. Bauds 88;^. FRANKFORT, September 7.-Bonds closed buoyant, at 9224. LIVERPOOL, September 7-3 P. M. Cottou dull-uplauds 9J^@9^; Orleans A despatch from Providence, R. I., September 1, says: On Suuday, two brothers, named James H. and Frede? rick Owens, while partially iutoxicated, weie seen lighting on board a sail boat on the river, about ten miles from this city. They were remonstrated with, and soon continued on their course. The next morning their boat was found washed ashore, but the brothers were missing. This afternoon both bodies wore recovered in tho river, cut and bruised, indicating that they had re? sumed their fighting und fell overboad. A letter from Bauderheim, four miles North of Strasburg, dated August 19, says: Miss Clara Carton, so well known for her services during our war, came from Strasburg three days ago with the American consul to recommence her philanthropic labors hero. She and hor companion agree that the oitizens of Strasburg would bo by no menus unwil? ling to opeu their gates to tbe Germans, but aro kept iu awe by the military. The Empresa having left the Tuileries, to attend the Emperor in Germany, the paluoe was invaded on Suuday by the crazy populace, who aro reported to have committed the most extravagant depre? dations upon tho imperial arms, orna? ments, and all works of art suggestive of tho Bonaparte dyuusty. The American fishing schooner Lizzie E. Parr, of Gloucester, Mass., captured by tho government schooner La Cana? dienne, six miles abovo the Seven islands, while fishing, has been carried into Quebec. Tho prize is loaded with icu, and has about 2,000 pounds of fish on board. Tho case will come before tho courts on Monday for adjudicution. MAD -Tho King of Prussia may bo mad, and such "wonderful luok" is enough to erazo anybody, but what a "method" his maduess has? Gen. Robert E. Leo was unauimously elected President of tho Valley Railroad, at a meeting of the stockholders held iu Staunton, Va., on Thursday last. Tho salary is $5,DOO. A Vermont husband frustrated his wife's elopement by locking up ber silk dress. She said she wouldu't be seen eloping in a shilling calico. Red Cloud's new name for the loco? motive is "coughing boss." Century fine-cut Chewing Tobacoo, to? be bad at POLLOCK'S. ??-- . -county Nomination*, Tte. - ? LAURENS, S. G., Sop tomber 0, 1870. .Tho following is tbs nominations made by tbe Reform Party for this County: LEGISLATURE-Capt. Jared S. Johnson, Rev. Toliver Robertson, Col. Taudy Walker, Brisco Sheridan, (colored.) FOR JUDGE OT PRORATE-William H. Langston. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER-Robert Year gur. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-Joel F. Smith, Mao Laugstou, J. D. Byrd. Yesterday beiug salo day, quito a crowd was here. Evorytbing paused off quietly, until about 5 o'clock, when a perfect rush was made down street ia tho direction of tho depot. A runnor soon brought tho news that two negroes, Jed'. Puller and Robbin Harris, alias Eppes, bad a light, and that Jeff shot and killed Robbin. Jeff is now lodged in jail. The weapon used was a pistol. The ball entered the left breast, heuoo died immediately. Cause of difficulty, Robbin slapped Jeff's child hard enough to make it cry. The County Nominating Convention for Anderson met on September 5. Tho following nominations were made for tho Reform ticket: SENATE-James A. Hoyt. REPRESENTATIVES-John B. Moore, Dr. John Wilson, James Minor, (colored) COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-B. F. Cray ton, J. W. Norris, W. S. Piokene. PRORATE JUDGE-W. W. Humphreys. SCHOOL COMMISSIONER-W. H. Hayuie. Messrs. Moore and Wilson were mem? bers of tho last General Assembly. Tho nominees for County officers are tho in? cumbents in every instance. Wo are informed that this ticket will bo elected by a largo majority. CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.-The Now York Star has this important item: "We have just learned with deep re? gret that Chief Justico Chase bas for some timo past boen suffering from a paralytic stroke, which, without entirely destroying the use oi his limbs, incapa? citates him for walking without help, and seriously affects his mind. His re? covery is desired rather than coufidently expected; indeed, it is considered doubt? ful whether he will again be able to re? sume the arduous duties of the bench, though it will be remembered that Judge Grier remained on tho bench for several years after ho became partially paralyzed. The Chief Justice is now at the country seat of Seuator Spraguo, his son-in-law, at Narragansett." If this be true, it changes the Presi? dential programme for 1872, and Chief Justice Chuso becomes a curious parallel of Wm. H. Crawford. A most amusing ?cone occurred the other day on the departure of a Berlin regiment to the seat nf war, at a Berlin railway depot. A woman was dividing her farewell addresses pretty equally be? tween two men, aud everybody sup? posed they must be her husband and her brother. After the traiu had gone a sympathizing spectator made tho re? mark to her that it must como very hard on hor to lose in this manner her hus? band nud her brother at the same time. "Oh, you are mistaken, sir," exclaimed tho weeping woman, "it was not my brother; one of them is my present hus? band, and tho other is a mau from whom I was divorced six months ago." The public debt was further decreased $13,103,325.59 dnriug August, aud amounts to $2,355,921,150. This is ?83,107,320.76 less than it was six months ago. The Treasury holds $139, 010,665, of which $102,501,705 is in coin. The nou-iutereat bearing debt amounts to $121,573,675. The Pacific Railroad statement, given in connection with that of tho debt, shows no material chango iu its direction. f, as Lucy Stone says, "the cradle is the womau's ballot-box," there bas got to be a law passed io Indiana against "repeating." A woman there has just cast three votes at once. In tho life of every woman there aro two grand epochs at which she is willing to tell her age-when she is sixteen and when she is 100. A modest music dealer was recently nou-plussed by a lady as stout us Parepa Rosa, who inquired: "Have yon 'Put Me in My Little Bed?' " It appears by an official statement that during tho past twelve months the eleven railways companies in New York city curried over 113,000,000 of passengers. A fat man at Wilmington, N. O., went in swimming, and tho people turned out and were about to harpoon him, think? ing be was a whale. During a recent fire iu n rural town of Kentucky, tho proprietors of tho liquor saloons successfully employed tho whis key kept for salo to quench tho flames. Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, to be had at POLLOCK'S. Pepsin and Pancreatine Preparations WE tako pleasure in callinji thc attention of L'hytdciaus to a claus of medicinal preparations but recently introduced, and which from tho results already obtained, will soon bocomo recognized remedies. Papata digests tho moro solid portiona of food, and funereal im; tho oily and fatU subat anees. Persons, therefore, with weak digestions, in? fanta with deranged stomachs, have a safe and sure remedv. Hooks for distribution at thc atoro of E. H. HKINIT8H, Aug 12f Druggist and Apothecary. "PHUINE? PH??? E ! i " AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION. A8 far as heard from, thia new and extra? ordinary Fertilizing COMPOUND ia in a J vance of all othcru, and baa, BO far, defied competition. In tho great raco of growth and production, it stands at the head of tho hat. For sale by E. H. HEIN1TSH, July 22 f_Druggist and Uhemlst. Sapolio *. Sapoiio ! ! THE brightest and beat. Cheaper and better than any other Poliah for Tin, Braun, Steel, Iron, Glans, Wood, and all other metallic surfaces. For sale by July 8 t E. H. HE?NIT8H, Druggist. - O . A , BEDELL' \ yian J. H . & M . Xi. EIN ABD. IDEG to inform my numerous city and country friends that I havo mado an en Sagement with tho woll known and popular ry Gooda HOUBO of J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD, of Columbia, 8. C., and will, bo pleased to see them at that establishment, ono door 8ontb of Columbia Hotol. Knowing full well, that 1 with tho GUE AT ADVANTAGES this house possesses in variety and extent of stock, tho small profits at which goods are sold, and tho immense buaiucsu that tho houso dooa, I am placed in a position to oder greater induce? ments to my blonda to purchase from mo than heretofore. C. A. BEDELL. Sept 6 113_ 1870. FALL AWWIWER 1870. ?KV GOODS. WE have now on hand, and receiving al? most daily, GOODS suited lo thu wants of tho coming season. All thc departments aro completo, both in tho wholosalo and re? tail rooms. We only ash an inspection of our f;ooda to conviuco thc most sceptical that wc lavo tho beat STOCK of GOODS suited to ?lie wants of tho peoplo over oxhibited in this market, at thia season ?if tho year. Those who are in doubt, call and bo convinced, at W. D. LOVE A CO.'S, Ono price Dry Goods Store, Columbia Hotol Building, Main street. W. D. LOVK. B. B. MCCKEEHY. Agenta for the Empiro Sowing Machinc ono of thc best. Sopt 1 THROUGH TICKETS. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, GBEENVILI.E AND COI.UMniA.ItAII.nOAD Co., COLUMBIA, S. C., Soptombcr 4,1870. ON and arter this dato, THROUGH TICK? ETS to New York, Philadelphia, Balti? more, Washington and Richmond can bo purchased at tho following stations on Hus road, viz: Groeovillo, Anderson, Abbeville, Cokosbury, Newborrv and Alston. JOHN H. MORE, Genoral Sup't M. T. BAUTLETT, General Ticket Agent. Sept j3_ Notice. THE undersigned will apply to A. Elird, Judgoof Probato for Lexington County, at Lexington Court House, on MONDAY, tho 3d day ot October next, for a final dischargo aa Administratrix of tho estate of H. S. Boyd, ELIZABETH E. BOYD. LEESVILLE, 8. C., August 30,1870. Sept 1_}12 Polishing Powders. MAGIC POWDER for cleaniug Cold, Silver, Ac, ten couts per box. Tripoli, for cleaning Brass, Silver, Gold, Ac. ten conta per paper. Bath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, Ac. Just received and for salo bv Sept 2_J. & T. H. AGNEW. ICE! HIE ! ICE! ! HAVING put my mschino in opor&tlou, now inform tho public that I am ready to supply any and all orders for ICE. Price two cents per pound by tho retail. For 100 pounds or more, Agreements will be made. Tho .Ice can be obtained at either thc upper or lower store. J. C. 8EEGBR8. Aug 81_ Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVINO ontored irtto the manufacture nf J BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, and purchased of Mosers. Wright A Vinn, one of their new patent Brick Machines, capable of turning out from 40.000 to tii),000 bricks per day, aro now prepared to make contracts and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired. Apply to HAUDY SOLOMON, at hi? store, or at the South Carolina Bank and Trust Company. 8ept 3 IF YOU WANT A F.IR8T-OLA8S GOLD OR 8ilvcr WATCH and CHAIN, call at ISAAC SULZBAOHER'S. IF you want a FINE SET OF JEWELRY, call at ISAAC SULZBAOHER'S. IF you aro in uood of SOLID SILVER or PLATED WARE, call at ISAAC SULZBAOHER'S. IF your eves aro failing, and you want tho BEST SPECTACLES, e&U at ISAAC SULZBAOHER'S. IF you want a good and reliable TIME-PIECE or OLOCK, call at Juno 1_ISAAC SULZBAOHER'S. BUT THE ARROW TIE. THE "ARROW TIE" was invented and pa tontod by Mr. J. J. McConib, while a resi? dent of New Orleans, previoiiB to tho late war-and sales of considerable quantity wero mads hero in ism . Sinco tho war, it has been gradually grow iug in favor in every section where cotton is made. Tho manufacture and salo of that TIE ia tho exerciao on the part of McCOMB of an unim? peachable proprietary right. For ualo by all dealers in Iron Ties and country merchants generally, under full gua? rantee at tho lowest market priccH. ROBERT MURE & CO., General Agents. Charleston, S. C. CH uti.KS L, BAUTLETT, Columbia, S. C., Ge? neral Traveling Agent for the Carolinas. July 19_3aao Grand Clearing Out Sale OF DRY GOODS, To make Room for New Stock, . At C. K. J.VCICSO.V.'S July 31_ J. B. LasSALLE, OENEBAL Railroad Contractor and Bridge Builder Trestle-work included, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. July IC _ 3mo _ E. Morris, Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTURER of COTTON GINS, at ?3.50porsaw. Our Gins aro warranted to ploaao in overy rospect, or no sale. Pre? mium awarded at last State Fair. Also, Wood Turning in every description and style, at short notice._Jane 80 8m o Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JURY. CER? TIFICATES. COUNTY CLAIMS, fte., &e., bought and sold by D. GAMBRILL, OFFICE-Columbia Hotol Building. August 21_3 ni o Cheese'. Cheese!! i)pr BOXES choice cutting CHEESE, just iJ*J received and for Bal? by Ann 31 J. k, T. R AGNEW. 20 Old Java Coffee. MATS Old Government JAVA COFFEE for aale at roduced prices. E. HOPE Auction Sale?. State of South Carolina-Richland Co. IN TBE COMMON FLEAS. D. 0. P?IX0TT0 & SON, AUCTIONEERS. William H. Lindsay and Robert W. Johnson us. Tho Broad Rivor Bridge Company, Wil? liam O ulick and H. E. Scott, Trustees. Complaint for Belief. PURSUANT to tho order of His Uonor Judge John T. Creon, of date July let, 1870, in tho abovo stated cause, I will Bell on the first Mondavvin October next, before tho old Court Hnuso, tho MUDGE of the said BROAD RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY, wilh its franchises and all incidents thereto belonging, on the following terms: That is to say, one-fourth paeh; thc remain? der on a credit of ono and two years, in two equal instalments, okeh bearing interest from dato, payable annually, and secured by bond with sufficient personal security, and a mort? gage or tho premises. I'm-chaser to pay for stamps and papers. JOHN T. REE IT, Aug 28 mth 2$t3 Special Referee. Valuable Farm for Sale in Edgefield County, South Carolina. IOFFER Tor salo my FARM, in Edgefleld Conuty, situated on the Mt. Willing Road, tour miles from is at es ville, Charlotte, Colom? bia and Augusta Railroad. Tho said Farm contains SOU acres, and is well improved, with good dwelling, giu house (nearly new) and all necessary out-buildings, and a well of good water in "tho yard. For further particulars apply to E. W. MOLENNA on tho premises, (post oflioe Lees? ville,) or to tho undersigned on Goodland Swamp, Orangcburg County, (poBt omeo Blackville, S. G.) ARIEL ABLE. Aug 30_tG URSULINE ?OMVJ?NT. Valle 'Cruds, near.?olumb'ia, S. C. #FOR oaCb young lady's Board, Washing, Fool, Llgbt8, Tuition in English, Needle-Work and Domes? tic .Economy, ($30 per month--or $800 por acholas tic year-pay ab'e. $150 in advance. Tho English Courao comprises Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo? graphy, (Ancient and Modern,) - with usc of Globes. Astronomy, Rhetoric, Log ic Compo? sition, History, (Sacred, Ancient and Modern,) Chronology, Mythology, Philosophy, (Natural ' and Intellectual,) Biography, (Classical and Modern,) Chemistry, Domestic Economy, Bo? tany, Physiology. Couchplogy, Goology, Alge? bra", O'cOinetry, aud Book-Kceping. ExtraOharges for 'Latin. French, Italian, Music on Harp, Piano, Guitar, Vocalization, Drawing and Painting._Sept 1 lm University of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, S. O., August 0,1870. #THE nest, the sixty-fourth An? nual Session of this Institution, will open on MONDAY, October 3, 1870, and continue, without inter? mission, to the ensuing July. Tho advantage of a complete education is offered .at this institution to Students iu Law, (tho graduates hoing enti? tled to practice in tho Courts of the St^tp;) in Medicine, (tho course bf inst ruction being ox tensive and thorough, ?.with two written ex? aminations durinrritr?oseoBi?n;) in Enginaer ing, Mathematics, Mental, Moral .and Political PhilosophV, Histpry, l?lflt?ric, English Lite? rature, Ancient , ana Modern Languages, and in the Scientific S?bool?. .' Expenses, i. e., for .University F?es and Board, for session of nine months, are: For Student in Academic Schools, about $260. For .Student in Law,.or Medicine, abput $265. State Students are received from;the seve? ral Counties, upon the racommdatiou of their Representatives and the .appointment of the Governor. . % W. BARNWELL, Ang 0 2mo_Chairman of tho Faordty. University ol Virginia ^JJ. THE Session of thia Ina ti t ut i on JT?Kk commences annually on the first ihW'1*'' of OCTOBER, and continues, ^flSBEfiwithout interruption, till tho ISra?r'rhnrsday preceding the 4th of ?nS^ July ensuing. Tho organization of tho Institution is very complete, embracing extensive and thorough courses of instruction in Literature and Mc ie nee and in tho prc fessions bf Law, Medi? cine and Engineering. Tho ex pu nues of tho Academic or Law Stu? dent, exclusive of the coat of Text-Books and clothing, and pocket money, amount to about $365 per session of niuo months; and of the Engineering or Medical Student to about $305, of wbioh sums, respectively, $220 or $250 is payable on admission, and the balance in the progress of tho session. For details aond for catalogue, P. O. *'Uni vcraity o? Virginia." 8. MA?PIN, July 30 36 _Chairman of the Faculty. South Carolina-Richland County. Harvey Torry, Plaintiff, against tho Receiver, and Stockholders of tho Commercial Bank of Columbia, South Carolina, Defendants. Summons ami Complaint, oh Money Bemand. ON motion of F. W. McMastor, Attornoy for tho Defendants in abovo case, it is order? ed, that tho Defendants have further time to plead, auswer. or demur to tho above stated action, to wit: until the lat day of OCTOBER next. It is further ordered, that tho Plaintiff do give to the Clerk of thia Court security for coats iu this case, and that the Clerk publish this order once a week in the Columbia PHOE? NIX until 1st October next. By order of Court. D. B. MILLER. C. O. C. CLKUK'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July 6, 1870. July 7_.._tbl3 State of South Carolina-Bichland Co. Susan P. Gibbes, et al , vs. Anna M. Guignard and Jamos S. Guignard, Administrator, et al. ? * ? * ? IN complianco with the decretal ordor in the above stated case, the creditors of the tate James Sanders Guignard are hereby notified that they aiorcquired4o present and establish by proof their respect ive demands against bis estate, on or before tho 1st of NOVEMBER next, before me, at my oflloo in Columbia, South Carolina. D. B. DF.SAUSSURE, Kept 3 %_Special Referee. United ?States District Court-South Carolina District. Jn re tho Laurens Railroad Company, Bank? rupt.- In Bankruptcy. 11HE creditors or the Laurena Railroad, bankrupt, aro required by order of the Court, dated 26th August, 1870, to render and establish their respectivo liens, before C. G. Jaeger, Hegister, within thirty dava from tho publication hereof, or they will be precluded from an v distribution of the assets of the said bankrupt. JAMES M. BAXTER, NCWUBBBV, 8. C., Bopt. 6, 1870. Assignee. Sept (!_imo City Machine Works, COLUMBIA, S. C. THE undersigned ^^^^^^j^^l^^^^^^^^ is ^ p r o^p a. r o^d ^to May 2? 3mo RICHARD TOZER. Oats, Oats! BUSHELS Primo Heavy OATS A )\}\J for salo low by Aug io_??}Y^Bi^J?PPE^ Finest Wipes, Aloa and Liquors, so say connoisseurs, nt EXCHANGE HOUSE.