Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' L ! . ? ?=!*???p?S B " * " '-?BS -. : * . Forelgm Aflahn, BEBMM, October 4..-A faller synopsis of Bismarck's cironlar says Favre'.s re? presentation of what passed at the inter? view may not haye been intentionally wrong. Tho conversation Was long, and many questions discussed. Bismarck did not say tho New Moselle District would be certainly protected, and in? cluding the arrondissements of Saar? br?cken, Chateau Salios, Saargemnnd, Metz andiThipnv?le, would bo demand? ed by Prussia, but.he took paius to say that this might not be all the territory exacted. Favre said "Strasburg was the key to the house;" not. explaining whe? ther the German or French house. Fa? vre, in previous correspondence, said he was willing to pay, aS tbo price of peace, all the money Franco had, but refused to listen to any territorial surrender. He added "if such cession was an indis? pensable requirement of Prussian nego? tiation, it was useless, as it involved Francein dishonor." Bismarck remind? ed Favro that they were terms such as Franco had forced on Italy sud exacted from Germany, even without previous war, and tbat the honor of France was not keener than that of other people." Favre declined to reoognize tho prece? dents or seo how little the honor of Franco was concerned with the preser? vation of territorial thefts of Louis XLV, or tho Republic, or the first Empire. The question of an armistice was only discussed nt Ferneres. The statemeut, therefore, that I had refused an armis? tice is false. It was agreed at Ferrieres that an armistice would be possible if Franco would give Prussia guarantees against delay, and against destroying advantages of position she had earned in the war. These guarantees included the retention af fortresses on the lines ol communications aud handing over the fortifications .of Paris pending negotia? tions, or else a commanding fort neai Paris. It would have been impossible for Prnssia to allow Paris free inter? course with tho country, as it might thns havo received supplies and rein forcements. Favre refused the terms, but promised to consult his colleague! in Paris. The programme wbioh hf carried back included, an armistice o! fifteen or twenty days, to permit thc assembling of the Constituent Assembly maintenance of military status before Paris; continuation of hostilities nudei certaiu limitations, and the surrender o Strasburg, Toul and Bitsobo. Tho re fusal of these terms must convince mau kind that the French Government bo lieved their acceptance would produci peace, which was not desired by tbem. Touns, October i.-Tho Prefect o the Department of Rhone, at Lyons has issued a proclamation in accordanc with the plenary powers conferred upoi him, and urges a more exact observauc of discipline, dissolves the corps o franc-tireurs, and orders them to join th Mobiles. Tito chiefs of the International Sa ciety of Workmon, at Lyons, havo beei arrested. Details of tho battle near Paris, o the 30th ult., report tbat firing was cot stant at Villegrief for three hours. ] then ceased suddenly. Tbo Prussian were at first worsted, but brought a larg forco of artillery from Montberg, whe the French rotreuted, but wero not pm sued. Many c.irt loads of wouude Prussians arrived at Massey. NEUFCHA.TEA.TJ, October 4.-It is ru mored tbat the body of Von Moltko wu in a lead coffin which recently passe through Toni. Von Moltko was a nati\ of Mecklenburg. LONDON, October 4.-O'Sullivan au O'Reilly, understood to be from tl' United States, have been arrested i Cork as Fenians. A uniform, revolv? and ammunition were found nt the lodgings. Princo Oaraman bas been named ? Governor of Hainault. . Tho Belgian bishops havo united in protest aguinst events at Rome. Advices from Bitscbe represeut tl condition of tho town ns distressiu; Before bombardment, the mob plunde ed the shops, and tbe population, takit refuge in the cellars, were either sut? catetf or burned to death. Tho Pope bas mado a new appeal tho King of .Prussia in favor of peuce. Little faith is placed in the au thc ticity of tho long manifesto purportii to have been written by Napoleou, ai printed in La Situation hore. From Lyons it is stuted that Mazai late Governor, bas been arrested for e pineness aud insubordination. Tho associates of Gen. Cluseret ha been imprisoned. It is reported that, tho people of Mt are snffeing from tho waut of salt. Garibaldi denies any intention of sci itiff under tho French Republic. Thc barracks at Rheims were burnt it is said by accident. LoxnoN, October 5.-Berlin di patches state that a number of eitizij petitioned tho liing not to oxposo I lifo at tho siege. The King replies tl ho will not return till the war is over. Couriers between tho Euglish a Russian Governments pass daily. Tho foreigu legion has left Tours, destination is not known. MADIUO, October 5.-General Carde succeeds DeRodas, in Cuba. BBlUitX, October fi.-Affairs at Str burg havo resumed tho ordinary cour so promptly that it is difficult to real late events. SAKDRUOKEX, October 5.-Sorties fr Metz uro made every day without irani portant results. The Frenob uro ulw driven back with lo*s. Bazaine adheres to tho Em pei The garrison is constantly Rending balloons. A largo cavalry brigade gono to Tours. Paris is surrounded by trenches, i pits, barricades and other temporury fences. Villas and cottages ou the burbs are loop-holed for niles. BliLOARD, October 5.-A sharp fi occurred at Chnmbou. No result gi\ LONDON^ "OotobeJ 5?-A eorigiij? en? gagement is reported to have taken place ia tbeFeroetof Fontainbleau, near Cbail? ly, yesterday. ' '.* ' ' .' The Telegraph has numerous des? patches relative to the reported death of Qeneral MoIt.be. The editor, in his com? ments, expresses the opinion that the lead coffin which passed Ohnlous and Toul contained Moltk's body. LONDON, October 5.-^Smith Leeds, a banker, well known for munificent charities, was killed yesterday by a fall from bis horse. It is believed that England and Rus? sia are actually engaged negotiating an armistice. Report? are current that Mecklenburg will bo incorporated with Prussia. TOURS, October 5.-Despatches fur? ther tending to establish the death of Gen. Moltko are published. To-day. it is reported that franc tireurs recently brew up and destroyed a railway for a long distance near Saverne, and that Prussian communications aro badly in? terrupted in consequence. It is reported to-day that there was fighting near Orleans. A despatch from Bel font says franc tireurs defeated a de? tachment of tho new Prussian army which recently crossed the Rhine near Colemar. LONDON, October 5.-The French army now in Algeria, numbering 37,000 meu, demands a recall to resist the Prussians. MADRID, October 5.-The vometo lins spread to the city of Aleante. Citizens ure leaving the town. Olosagas' resignation, as Minister to Franco, bas been formally accepted. Heavy rains have fallen iu Vallencia recently, and streams are swollen to unusual size. Much damage has been done. American AfTntm. NEW YORK, October 4.- The Ville de Paris has on board 8200,000 rifles, 3,500,000 cartridges, and other war material. She had not sailed at sun? down. The Bremen steamship West? phalia sailed to-day, with 100 passen? gers. WASHINGTON, October 4.-Persons having unsettled blank receipts, with revenue stamps of two cents thereon, tho tax on which was repealed by tho Act of July 14, 1870, upon returning them to tbs revenue office, free of ex? pense, may receive other stamps of equal value for which they have uso. WASHINGTON, October 5.-The Tem? perance Convention at Fandulac, Wis? consin, nominated a candidate for Con? gress. A railroad accident occurred between Roueu and Amicus, when fifteen Frcuch soldiers were killed, fifteen mortally and oue seriously hurt. Continuous firing was heard yesterday on the heights of Empeuuuy and around Canboalet. Thiers says his representations to Russia were confined to placing the Tours' government in the most favorablo light, showing the danger of Prussian aggrandizement. He made no proposi? tions whatever. John W. Garrett was elected perma? nent President of the Southern Com? mercial Convention. Several vessels have arrived at New York within the past week with yellow fever, two of which had clear bills of health. The health officer nrges great caro to prevent the further introduction of disease by vessels avoiding quaran? tine. In the Connecticut, municipal election, tho Republicans have nine, and tho De? mocrats three towns. Eight towns were equally divided. The Democrats carry Now Haven and Wallingford. . MEMPHIS, October 4-Tho Republican mass meeting to elect delegates to the Congressional Convention was disorderly. Pistols and knives were exhibited. Charles Morrison, white, was fatally cut with a razor. .?CHARLESTON, October 5.-Arrived steamship Champion, Now York; steam? ship Maryland, Ballimore. CINCINNATI, October 5.-The Conven? tion assembled and a largo amount of business was introduced and referred to proper committees. A resolution in favor of tho intervention of tho United States to secure speedy peace between the Republic of Franco and the King? dom of Prussia was tabled, but was finally referred to u special committeo of five. NEW YORK, October 5.-No new ouse of yellow fever has occurred, though .some additional ones aro reported on Governor's Island. LEXINGTON, VA., October 5.-General Robert E. Leo contin?en to improve, and is quito cheerful and communicative. ST. Louis, October 5.-It ia reported that n coal mine, ut Caseyville, Illinois, enved in to-day, burying thirty-five men. NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Tho bark ("bailes Augusta, 181 days from Hong Kong, arrived to-day, bringing 220 emi grauts. Sixteen died during tho pas? sage. Deaths yesterday from yellow fever were nine. For Sale, THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, lying fejv? ni thc liiirhainviilc Hoad and tho Char Z&otto Railroad, about 1$ miles from the oily of Columbia,containing twenty-one acres, more or less, and having on it a beautiful site for a coull tr} residence, a most excellent spring of water, and accommodations for live or nix hands; it is about two-thirds cleared and is most admirably situated and watered for a vegetable or "truck" garden, lying be? tween liio two branches which loi inn tho stream .flowing through Dr. Parker's place, and composed partly of tho samo soil on which Ur. Parker raised ovor 200 bushels of corn to tho aere. Possession given on t he 1st of January next. For further particulars, apply at this ellice, or to L. It. BECKWITH, Oct 5 3mo Orangeburg, H. C. Creme De La Creme. 100 FLOKItLS V"ri 8Uperior FAM1LY .2;)f) barrels low priced and medium qualities. For sale low jr?_EDWARD HOPE. Genuino Durham Smoking Tobacco to bo had nt POLLOCK'S. KiltAWCIAl. Altfc? COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, S. C., Oat ob rr G.- Sale ? of cotton yestesday 170 bales-middling 13%. NEW YORK, Ootober 5-Noon.-Flour dull, nnd steady. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Pork quiet-mess 25.50. Lard firm. Cotton quiet-uplands lGj.^; Or leans 16%; sales 800 huleo. Tur pant i ne J very firm, at 39J?(t?"i40. Itosin firmer-1 strained 2. Freights firm. Stocks strong. Gold 18. Money 4(?)5. Ster? ling-long 9; ?hort 9%. 62'sl2%. 7 P. M.-Cotton in good demand nnd firm; sides ,480 bales-uplands 16%. Flour-Stato and Western ar shade firm? er; superfino 4.'.)l)?5.10; Southern steady -common to fair extra 5.45@G. 15. Wheat dull--winter red and omber Western 2.32@2 35; white Houthefa 2.60. Corn scarce. Whiskey 85@86. Money easy, at 4@6. Gold 13j?. BALTIMORE, October 5,-Cotton dull. Bcof dull. Pork Armor, at 26.50. Lard sjendy-kettle, 15%@16>?. Whiskey, GALVESTON, October 5.-Cotton in moderate demand-middlings, 12%; sales, 340 bales; receipts 70. CINCINNATI, October 5.-Flour un? changed. Corn dull uud drooping-old 64; new 49(??i5?. Mess pork quiet, nt 25.00. Lard quiet and unchaug^d. Bacon dull. NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Cotton aotivo-middling 15>.>@15J?; sales ODO bales; receipts 1,764. MOIIILE, October 5.-Cotton quiet and steady-middlings, 14,L^; -sales, 1,000; receipts, 567. SAVANNAH, October 5.-Cotton in mo^ derate demand-middling 17%; sales 800 bales; receipts 4,074. CHARLESTON, Ootober 5.-Cotton mar kot steady and in fair demand-mid? dling 14)a! sales 600 bales; not receipts 1,973; exports coastwise 1,704; stock 9,922. LONDON, October 5-Noon.-Consols 92%. Bonds 91. LiVERrooii, October 5-Noon.-Cot tou steady-uplands 8%; Orloans 8%. LIVERPOOL, October 5-Evening. Cotton closed firm-uplands 8^(0)8%; Orleons 8%($9; sales 10,000 bales. Funeral Invitation. Tho friends and acquaintances of J.is. O. Gibbes and Robert McCiillongh aro respectful? ly invited to attend tho funeral eervicos of DAVID 3. MCCULLOUGH, at Trinity Church, at ll o'clock THIS MORNING. Wanted to Rent or Farchase, ?, A DWELLING-HOUSE, East ol Main [|street, containing eight or ten rooms. Apply at tliiB ollico. Oct G 2* To Contractors. SEALED proposals for building an addition to the Luuatic Asylum, in the citvof Co? lumbia, S. C., will bo received until WEDNES? DAY, October tho 12th, 1870. at tho omeo of YV. D. NASH, ESO ; pians and specifications to hu seen at tho oftice of Mn. BERO, Arohiteot. The ('omni ii tee reserve tho right lo accept any estimate, although not tho lowest. Tho contractor will be required to give bond with approved sureties for tho faithful per? formance of tho contract Any information needed can bo had on ap? plication to tho Committee. JOE. TAYLOR, Oct 6 G_W. B. NASH. _ sicKBinrs HALL I TWO NIGHTS ONLY ! WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12TH AND 13TH. Karry Macarthy, THE ARKANSAS COMEDIAN, ANO HIS Great Excelsior Minstrels ! ACOMBINATION* of Vora&tilo Talent su? perior to any heretofore brought before tho public. Everything New, Moral and Original. Consisting of CHARACTER PER? SONATIONS and KliFINED NEGRO MIN? STRELSY. OBIOINALITV ANO REFINEMENT ie our Motto. ADMISSION, SI-CHILDREN, 50o. OetO_;_7 NEW GOODS. I HAVE just returned from Now York, rffrVifffW"1'1 my Fall and Winter Stock, cousist I n JU'ng of French. English and Amorican Lil lil/ 0 ASH IM ERES, VESTINGS, etc. My old customers and the public gonerally aro in? vited to call, as I feel assured lean satisfy all, either as regards price or quality. Oct 10_0; D. EBERHARDT. "HORSES AND MULES. ?5\ D. C. CUNNINGHAM M^LA. l|aB ju^t arriv d froiu^RSR North Carolina, with a JCB ?7b^T^riiiinolotof HOItaESand MULE.-. lrU. ~*<Z/* V1 hey can bc seen at tho stables of Agnew &? Daly. Oct 5 2* Whiskey1. Whiskey! ?\ pr DDLS. RYE WflISKEY, ?5Q 25 bbls. CORN WHISKEY, just arrived. Come to HARDY SOLOHON'S and seo it. Yo country merchants, como. Oct 4 Notice. THREE months from date, application will bo mada for renewal of Scrip in tho Co? lumbia Gas Company, for twenty-one Shares standing in the nanto of Harman Nenner. Kept H thl3 _H. E. SCOTT. Kx'r. New Mackerel -,."JU ^ JUST to hand. No. 1, 2, and '.'r^V^K^ 3 MACKEREL, catch of 1870. For P a 1 ti by_ GEO I IQ E S Y MM E Iii*. _ Beans! Beans! 5BBLS. Northern White BEANS, just ar? rived and for sale by Oct? IT AUDY SOLOMON. Shad! Shad! pr BBLS. MESS SHAD, inst received nnd O tor sale by JIAUDY SOLOMON. Qui 1 Carolina Indigo. pf rW\ LBS. PRIME CAROLINA INDIGO, tJ\J\J on hand and for salo low at wholesale amt retail. J. & T. U. AGNEW. Sugar! Sugar! -| f\ HOGSHEADS SUGAR (all grados;) tifty XVI barrels refined SUGARS (all grades,) just arrived at HARDY SOLOMON'S. Oct 1 Cheese! Cheese! ! i) pr BOXES choice cutting CHEESE, just jUtJ received and for salo by Aug 31 J. AT. R. AGNEW. Now York Lion Lager, to bo hod nt POLLOCK'S. Proceedings of Council. ?f COUNCIL CHAM BRR, COLUMBIA, 8. 0.r October i, 1870. . . HEUULAB MK KT INO. Co a noil towt at 5 p. ni. .Present- Al? dermen Cooper, Goodwvn, Hoyne, Mi-^ nort, Mooney, SinVb'n?v^r3miih, Thomp-' son, Wallace and- Wigg, Absent-H?B Honor the Mayor; Aldermen Denny ard Taylor. " . On motion of Alderman Wigg, Alder man Wallace was elected Mayor pro tempore. - , ... The reading of. the minntes of previous meeting was dispensed with and the re port UR published approved. PETITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS, AC. Petitions of Simon Scott and Lewis Prior, for appointment as assistant po? licemen, received as information. Petition of MesBrs. Haskell, Neugle and Sire. Wutson, for erection of brick barrier and steps to prevent washing of earth from lauo rear Gervais and Hen? derson streets, and that City Surveyor ?x city line, as petitioners design erect? ing feoces to enclose their respective property. On motion of Alderman Minort, re? ferred to Committee on streets, with power to net. Petition of D. McGuinuis, for refund ment of portion of water tax and wjigpn license tax, same not being used, since destruction of premises by Gre. Refer? red to Committee on Ways aud Means. Petitions of James T. Sims and Wm. Evan? for permission to erect steam en? gine for purpose of running cotton gin on premises known ns Soudley lot on Boundary street. On motion of Alderman Thompson, the petition was referred to Committeo on Fire Department with power to grant tbe application, if, upon examination, tho erection of same would not be detri? mental to neighbors and surrounding property. . >?? Petition of .Messrs. J. H. Diseker and W. Pw. Cathcart, praying that water pipe bc laid on Bull street, between Lumber and Bichland streets. Beferred to Com? mitteo ou Water Works with power to act. Applications of D. McGninnis, A. TaksrA and Pompey, Mack ?fe Co., for taveril licenses. Beferred to Committee on Licenses.. Tho following acoounts were presented and remrrcd to Committee on Accouts: Cooper! & Taylor, Alms House, Guard House, ptreet Department and Hospital; Wm. S'lane, Market; A. Wragg, Miscel? laneous! Pagan Bros., Alms House; S. Davis, iyolice Department; Hopson ?fe Sutpheri, Police Department; F. A. Schueider, Police Department. \ IlETOHTS. Reporta of City Clerk and Clerk of Market, lor September, were presented, former rlferred to Committoe on Ways and Mea.?, and latter to Committeo on Market. 1 AldernN|i Wigg, from Committeo on Ways ancNAIeuns, reported back report of City CAk for August, 1870, as ex? amined, asm found oorrect. Concurred in. 4 AldermauiMiuort, from Committee on Accounts, reported back the following accouuts ant recommended payment. Adopted; A Peter Surgeler, Hospital, 822.40; John Thomas, AlmslHouse, $8.82; Cooper & Taylor, Alms Iou so, $117.00; Hospital, $40.80; Market, 75o. ; Streets, $2.25. Alderman Mooney, from the Commit? teo on Guard House and Police, to whom was roitirred for investigation, chargos against the Ch i ??J of Police, mado by William Robins-n, reported back the same to the Council for disposition, as Mr. Robinson baeAo?'cred no evidence before the Commutes. On motion of '^alderman Tbompsou, the Committeo on v,laard House and Po? lice was relieved fr?fc further considera? tion of tho subject, and a Special Com? mittee of three appointed to investigate the chargos, and report at nest regular meeting of tho Council. The Mayor pro tem. appointed Alder? men Thompson, Simons and Minort as the Committee. , Alderman Mooney, from the Commit? tee on Guard House aud Police, reported report of Chief of Police for September as examined and found correct. Con? curred in. Alderman Thompson, from tho Com? mittee on Licenses, reported back the applications for Tavern Licenses of Na? than Myers, B. Howard rind W. J. Thomas, and recommended the samo be granted. Adopted. Alderman Wigg, Chairman of the Committeo of Ways and Mean-?, stated that ho desired instruction from tho Council relativo to liquidation of out? standing past duo bonds, ns LV bad been oITioiftlly informed by cerium parties holding same, that payment would bo demanded. Ou motion of Alderman Thompson, tho Committeo was authorized to confer with holders of past due iadebtness, and report tho result aud any other .tugges tion on Friday next. Charges were presented against Geo. Kontzmau aud D. H. Kelly for retailing liquor without license. On motion of Aldermau Wigg, tho Clerk was instructed to notify the par? I ties to appear for trial before the Coun? cil at the next regular meeting. Tho unfinished business, being tbe I second reading of certain Ordinances reported by tho Special Committee to revise and abridge city Ordinances, "An Ordinance to repeal certain Ordinances," was taken up. On motion of Alderman Wigg, the further reading of tho samo was suspen? ded, and tho Council took a recess until Friday, Oct. 7, at 3 p. m. WILLIAM J. ETTER. Clerk of Council. Removal ot Dental OfEcc. Mb DH. D. L. BOOZER baa removed his 58-BWoftlco to Mr. G. Dlercks' now building, Du Main street, over tho Messrs. Porter A Oo.'s Dry Hoods' Store, where ho offers his professional services to his former patrons and the public. June 28 Fi VS CENTS ADDITION AL trill buy shoos with .liver or coppor tips, which will savo tko buyor tho price of . new pair ef shoes, Com? pared with ragged toes and dirty stockings, they aro beautiful, to say tho loast. Parentp, try it._8 8thl3 Mn. EDrron: My frionds will allow mo to retur 4 /Jy thanks for tho nomination as an indopondont candidate for tho office of Judge of Probate for Richland Ceunty, which I will accept, and if olootod, pledge myself to dis? charge the duties thereof with Justice to all. Oct 4_JOHN T. H LOAN, Ja. Carolina Indigo. 6>/\p, LBS. CAROLINA INDIGO, of enpe ?V/VJ rior quality, for sale by August 25_EDWARD HOPE. Oats, Oats! 1/VIH BUSHEL8 Primo Heavy OATS A l\J\J for Bale low by Aug 10 EDWARD ?OPE. Pearl Grist! Pearl Grist! 1 i~\ BBLS. fino PEARL ORIST, inst ar L\J rived at HARDY SOLOMON. Oct 4_ Watches and Jewelry Repaired IN tho best manner, by first class workmen, and warranted. ENGRAVING finely executed. Deo 16_WILLIAM GLAZE. NOW OR NEVER! -??-? THIS WEEK ONLY! VARIOUS circumstances have delayed the departure of Da. KENDAL, tho success? ful oporator on Corns and Bunions, but the principal of tbeao is tho groat demand for his servii-.es, which hie peculiar system of treat- ! meut has caused. But be must assure those persons, who iutond to honor him with a call, that he has been solicited to visit other cities, ? to which ho must attend. Ho can bc con? sulted in tho cottage on Assembly street, ad? jacent to tho Washington House. Tho follow? ing aro tho names of a few of Ilia roany pa? tients, who have borne testimony to the skill and efficiency with which they* havo been treated: I havo had a painful Runion removed by Dr. Rendal most satisfactorily; and should i repetition of it occur, I will blame mvself. not the Doctor. WM. M. LOVE. Columbia, October 3d. Aftor tho removal ol soveral painful Corns by Dr. Rendal, I am able to bear unon th? parts which could not bo done vithout much pain before tho operation JOHN C. B. SMITH. Dr. Rendal operated on my foot entirely sa? tisfactorily. J. L. REYNOLDS, Baptist Church. Columbia, September 27. Dr. Rendal has this day removed several painful Corns, without giving anv pain. September 26 W. D. CORNWELL, M. D. Dr. Rendal has this. day extracted Corns, from my feet painlessly, expeditiously apd en? tirely. A. N. TALLEY, M- D; " Columbia, September 21. . . .. COLDMIIIA, S. C., SoptembCi.20,l^?, . Dr. Rendal has this day removed two mort troublesome Corns, without any perceptible pain. I have had the operation .performed before, but not so ontirely satisfactory to mo. W. P. OEIGER, M. D. Dr. Rendal extracted for me this day, two Corns, without giving auy pain. C. H. MIOT. LADIES can be waited upon at their resi? dences if desired. Oct 4 THE CHARLI F O TO ANE And all the New ?nglan< THREE TIMI Tuesdays, Thursda ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS, J?SS?? Sea Voyage 10 to 13 Hom Total Gapacity 40,< THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COM with tho fleet of Thirteen FIRST-CLASS S' tion to tho QUICK TIME and REGULAR DES Cotton States at tho PORT -OF CH Offering facilities of Rail and S*oa Transport?t ic excellence and capacity at any other Port. Th larly on tho Hue To "JNTo""^ MANHATTAN, M. S. WOODULL, Commander, CHAMPION, R. W. LOCKWOOD, Commander, CHARLESTON, JAMES Bnnr.7, Commander, JAMES A Dd ER, T. J. LOCKWOOD, Commander, JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents, Charleston, S. C. To Pililo SALVOR, C. H. ASHCROFT, Commander. ?AILING DAYS, - WM. . To Eal FALCON, MARYL HORSEY, Commander. JOHNSON, COI SAILING DAYS, - - - . HATES O UAH AN TEED AS LOW AS Til Marino Insurance One-Half of Ono Fer Cent. Through Bills ol Lading and Through Te Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Mi Stato Rooms may bo secured in advance, w tho Steamships in Charleston, at whoso offices, exchanged and Berths assigned. Tho Through Ticket hy this route include shipboard. Tho South Carolina Railroad and its conner tim, f ?r tho i apid movement of freight ami pass ami West. Comfortable Night Cars with the ll introduced. First-Class Eating Saloon Kt Brun Freight promptly transferred from Steamo Itailrc ad. Close connections made with other with tho greatest promptness. Tho Managers passed in Despatch and tho Safe Delivery of G( li. I). S. Bi BICKENS, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. Oct 1 -A-ixotioiEL Salce. Furniture. BY P. Q. FEIXOTTO & BON. TntS (Thursday) MORNING, 6th October, at I)J o'clock, in front or our Auction Room, wo wall soil, without any roserve, A variety of Household Furniture consist? ing of Bedstead*. Chairs, Buroans, Ward? robes, Sofa e, Mattresses, Stoves, dc. ALSO, Two very fine Brussels Carpnts, ono large Show Case, and many other useful articles. Terms Cash. Oct G S.W.PORTER. .' R.M.STEELE. IMPORTANT IO THE LADIES, AND ALL IN NEED OF SOU ETIIlMi. TO WEAR. THE varied and txtousivo asaortmont of GOODS juat received, at PORTER & STEEL'S EairoitlUM, offerB a raro npportunitv to dry goods buyers, wh j would combino eco? nomy with Rood taste. Our Blocks, in each department, aro now completo, and will bear comparison with any in thc city. Wo challenge competition. Our friends, arid tho public, aro invited to call and examino for themselves, when we foel confi? dent that tho lowness of our prices, and quality of our goods, will ensure their custom. Wc qnote below a fow of onr leaders: TARTAN PLAIDS, in all materials: Silk Poplins, Roubaix Poplins, Empress Clothe, Merinos, Comlot Clotha, Hombazinos, Alpacas, Delaines, Shawls, Cloaks and Furs, Blankets, Flanels, Woolen Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. i MALL WAUES. An unequaled lino of Domestic Goods, Table Linens, Towels, Dolleys, Diapers, Bed Ticks. Wo would cull special attention to onr Gout's FuriiiahitiK Department, consisting of Dress Shirts, Uuder-olothing, English and French Casaioiores, Domestic CaBsimerea, Tweeds, Tubby Yelvots, Jeans, etc. 6cpt 288mo_PORTER A STEELE. South Carolina-Richland County. Harvoy Torry, Plaintiff, uga ?nut tho Reieiver, and Stockholders of tho Commercial Bank of Columbia, South Carolina, Defendants. .Summons and Complaint, on Money Demand. ON motion of F. W. MuMaster, Attorney for tho Defendants in abovo cane, it is order Od, that tho Defendant a have further time to plead, answer, or demur to the above stated action, to wit: until tho 1st day of OCTOBER next. It ia further ordered, that the Plaintiff do give to tho Clerk of this Court security for costs in this case, and that tho Clerk publish this order once a week in the Columbia PHOE? NIX until 1st October next. By order of Court. D. B. MILLER. C. C. C. CLERK *t OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July G, 1870. July 7_thl3 K.HKICY'S UNIVERSAL. Cotton Gins and Condensers. 1MI ESE GINS, so well known throughout . tho South, need no comment. In stylo of workmanahip, and for efficiency of work, their turn-out, with the samo amount of power, is unequaled. B. TOZER, Agent, August 2_Columbia. 8. 0. Soap! Soap! A WOftD to houso-keepeis: Go to Hardy f\_ Solomon for your SOAP, for ho haB sixty boxeB of family SOAP; twenty-fivo boxea of FANCY, lust arrived, and is selling low. Oct i 1STON LINE. Fassongers ! i FROM m, uni n. d Manufacturing Cities. SS A WEEK, iys and Saturdays, STATE BOOM ACCOMMODATIONS, rs Shorter via Charleston. DOO Bales Monthly. PANY, and connecting roads West, in alliance TEAMS II I I'S, to tho ahovo ports, invite atten PATCH ttff ji dod to the business public in Ibo ARLESTON! jns for Freight and Passengers not equalled in D following apl.udid Ocean Steamers are regu GEORGIA, S. CUOWELD, Commander. SO OTU CA HO LI NA, SAM ADKINS, Commander. CLYDE, ADKX. HUNTER, Commander. ASHLAND, BECKETT, Commander. WAGNER JIUGER St CO., ? WM. A. COURTENAY, Agunta, Charleston, IS. C. E YERMAN, C. HINCKLEY, Commander. SATURDAYS. \. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, S. C. ANl), SEA GULL, uihaudcr. DUTTON, Commander, EV EY Y FIFI II DAY. 0. TREN HOLM, Agent, Charleston, S. C. OSE OF COMPETI NU LINES. i;kots can bo had at all the principal Railroad asiNsippi. ithout extra charge, by addressing Agenta of in ali caaos, tho Hailioad Tickets should be .a Transferts, Meals and State Room whilo on liing linea have largely increased their facili engers between Northern citiesaud tho South ohues Chair, without extra charge, havo been r'To Day and Night Trains of South Carolina Roads, delivering Freights at dist?ut points arc conUdeut thal their Lino cannot bo sur HASEIJT', Mrnrrsvl Agni?, N?w York. ED. H. BARNWELL, General Ticket Agent, South Carolina Ruilroad. {(Uno