The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 16, 1871, Image 3
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DOHDQJ* ?T?MEa ON XBB D?tlNOE BIOT?
-KI?T?t IN mari^HB^'ffltlTltOVB ?j DIB AB.
w^^&oi?ivv : - :
-Tho Times? of to-,
, makes? tho?'Nt?W York ribt h -text-for
nrtj??o ! ?pop! the condition, of, ?CfaifB -
Ireland,whioh oonol odes rio folio wa :
"If Irish- <?rM?^nr?'Wii^1rJli?abIe in
Anierica ?ifth'?V aro'in Ireland, odd more I
Babg^inofy', rn^bm'?p"' taaet ask them
BelV?a^eth?jc Irish .n.?t?r$ is not moro
respobsibl? for tho t? rou Clea in Lr ala ud
than English misrule,^
Ko pb rta oorao from1 Nio?"dl ' ti?t?U?
conduit und ciies' ?tl "d??tu.*to:tbe
French." ; .. ' bs: yT.,
. pANl?y Joly 15.-It ia impossible to
obtain details of" the . disaster; at Vi ri?
cen nea. Tho explosions, cou ti hue, aud .it j
ia dapgofons tb approach Ibo floeqo of
aouiQs?.qu.dud.eaiumityw 'Many persons
were struokby bullets nt a greutdistance
from -th? faMqry1. ; At . St, Maq?fr, birlld
ings aud, etoroa in , tho' manufacturo of
projecWe^iWer-q eqtirely destroyed. : ; The I
accident occqiTed from the unloading pf
sonre powder pa^e^ihtoo.clbse' proximity [
to ^.e/ny?oni?eryusodin the preparation
of Wbj?cjfe?.v : ' Jr .
MA?BiD,..JuJy ,15.-Tho Cortea ?pi
proved: the bill continuing the tobacco
monopoly. . -5 :. JJ! 5V'i.:,!~*
'./[{-'.HIGHT D?&FAT?HES.
BAUM, Joly: l&ri-It. ik opprotsively
h?t/ and a number of sun-strokes have |
qcourred. ' , ,' ^
A deputation Of, menibera of ^bo left
calledr upon Thiers, ,to' protest against
continued arreste,.'the continuance of
the Biege of Paris,':nnd~ continuing the
Government'^^vc^^^
pited,' that only persons uouusod ot hoi li?
ons, crimea would bo arrested, that; tho
Biege would shortly bo raised, and1 tho
capital Ish?qW ofter the re?
cess iu Qctobe'r. .'?' ...
But ono porBou waa killed at tho ex
plOaiqi?.of We;pfco??btjle fabi?ry. ''? r
VIENNA; ' Jaly ao^Tho jj Government
Im H rp rm al Iv 'ratified 'the. n at ar al i aa? o n
treaty ,y?tK tnerAloitedVBi?t?s".. t "
i , ! AiOirlcpiiTBMHmenoc.'
?'! * ' NOOK DESPA^f^HE3;y ;
IlMUlOAD MATTRn8~)fATA?j BXPIXJSION
COLOKED MAGISTBATB IN TB?tTUlxE--TBU
nmnn nuimio AN K-ANOTHEK M-O-RDEIU??S
. 'bNN%&ED^-BENZINE PIBE-TWO IB DIAN
'fcrajl^B>K^t?-^THB'PEQPijB TJklilUFIED
'-^^iO^?s?iiw^. APPOINTMENTS'-SENBA.-.
TIONAI. KUBXUX STATEMENTS, AO., AO.
. WASHINGTON, Jnly 14: ?-It ia reported
ou1 ad thor i ty that' Senator S po nc cr, says
that':Coll?pto.r Miller., of the port of Mo
hitn._;t3uil rnmnvpil ?n. {lirAnt V?Ol&i??U Of
thb tcquro of office law. High authority
saya, tba; remo val" waa' for political'rea
BotiB .pnly ?'.','.,' - i..,.. rt .T '*
The ^arsenal r at Rio Janeiro wasre
mtjMfomw ' - Losa-, ??oo,?o(r : ~
Thi),chang? pf gauge of the Louisville
branch of tho Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad from Biz feet to four feet eight
ib?jbeay will bemade next Sunday. The
on tiro1,Wad'from Cincinnati to St. Louis
will ba changed tho following Sunday,
when, it is fetatod^tho control of:th?'
road Vi)} bp't^p?f?rrea tfrthe Ne.tf ^ctk
Central. -'.
Thfl l?ttery rnnChinnry and oppllarJces
at Covington* Ky., were seized to-day,
and th? managers' ?rrested on tho around
that th?VtihirrteTB h?d expired fi/T?mif^.;
^Fhe Herald's Madrid despatch, nays
th?rfe was^ stormy debate in the Cortee1:
ove^CuhflV Tho Go veto mont expl?lnrjd:
that, it o?qld nqk abolish ola very until
the. insurrection was suppressed. Th*
dt?ouasi?u rosalted? ia n general obnedr-1,
renca in' the necessity pf crushing1 tb o
revolhtion ; forthwith. A piopoaition
waa mode io send 30,000 monto Coba.
Pnu^D?r^rrx?; ' July 'li;-A' powder
millif picks'Mill ex^Jijdea, filling One.
.SAWTOii^^ury 14.-R. D. Campbell,
a. cal brod m ogiattate? waa convicted of
oppression in office, ' and sentenced"? to
eight months' impriaonmont.
S?BATOO?, Joly 14.-Lougfellow made
the. first milo to-day in 1:10-the best
ever made in this'country.
Oma AGO, Jaiyijt?t.^-A t?rribld Jiarrl
canp .bOQurrod ut St." Joseph's, Mtseouri.
Fpur ot?vbwero killed by lightning ?ad
failiogVtreee.- ' Many were hurt. Loss
$200,000. .; . : - . 1 "
Loka BnAKoa, Jaly 14.-Fisk ls oou
floed $o his room from a sprained unklo.
Bigamy Bowen has departed for
Charleston;. '
Dr. Shuman's trial for'murder, under
efTdrt to procure an abortion, resalted in
his belog convicted of manslaughter.
A motion for ?> new trial is pending.
Despatches from Riga report a fire
raging among tbe shipping. Thirty
barks wore destroyed-half loaded with
comuna!!hemp. The American bark
HeUoro>waAb timed.
^hes.trlkjng minora in Amador Conn
tyjjO?lifbrma, bave snooambed.
i'AShTH?yr?N, July 15.-Ackerman in
)lstriot (Attornoya to make extra
"n the execution of the
be never they hear of
iholl Drocare warrants
Oobimi?sioberB, abd ar
od abd have'them
aitt?dR4m tlio en
_ of tbo_FedoraI O?ur?? /
AL- Luflk haa been appointed
Speoiaf Af?atant Distriot Attorney, to
Sash eb a rah features of the law in
orth Car?liua. The.Foderal troops are
at his call. The Glironidethuv, oonolades
an editorial bu th,e snbieot: "Thia action!
on the part of the Attorney-General dis?
plays, a disposition to execute the Ka
Klux law in ear neat, and shows that the
Administration - is evidently determined
that it shall be rigidly exeouted to the
very leilter.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
NEW Yonk, July 15.-A fire occurred
this morning, by the explosion of a bar?
rel of benzine, seriously burning ait fire
'mon and . twp. police; olhors slightly
burned.
ST. LOU?, July 15.- Tho Fort Smith
ty United 8 tat ea Marshal? MoLemoro
and Baer-p that, Jgatnnta and ? Big ' Tree,
two Kiowa ohief*> captured at Fort Sill,
wh?tj}??jfi#fc Sh^qaa?j'^aa^are? ?hd
sent to Au?lin, Texas,- attempted to
os nape from pr ?noir, end nc tanby zrol euee d
themselves from the shackles, by gnaw?
ing the flesh frota their banda -arid1 feet,
but wero discovered and, ;shot dead.
Marshals McLonipre und, Baer report tue
people of . tho Texan frontier ihro. very
uneasy, lest there 'should -bo- a 'iorioral
dutdjreak of tho ' ?e's or yo Ind ta ni upon
the se ttl em on ta, to fake ve q gonn uo for
the death of their ohiefa.- i
S AU ATOCIA, July l?.-Turmanwae the
winner of the firat^raoer^inio; ?T$?t- U?e
second, Midesny was the winner-itme
2 40; third, Bolus was winner-time
3.88&. , .
.* MO?TBKASI, July 15.-The observatory
hera- will bo placed in connection with
Washington for weather observations.
BAI/TIMORB, Joly 15.-Mrs;' Wharton
has been indicted for murder io. the first
degree; the charge being poisoning GOD.
Kef clunn.
Naw YORK, July 15.-Two more of tho
wounded are dead. ..I
WINONA, WM., July 15.-Tho fight be?
tween the lumbermen, and railroad
bridge builders resulted*in favor of the
lnmbermen, who esr ried away a pile
driving apparatus, whon. a compromise
w?B made j the bridge io be built so as
not to interfere with rafting.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Colonel Fry,
Aa-sistaut Adju|aiib-Geueriil, .-has been
transferred fro m'tho .department of tho
South - tb *tfierT3?partrnentr' of Missouri.
Alfred T. il. Tdrbert hos been appointed
O?nsQi-Grene/a^t'Havapa.^ "
Official nd vinos from "J??ksboro, state
that tho trial of tho Indian chiefs of the
'Kiowas is progressing. .Ono chief hos
b?en sentenced "lo oentlr.1 Sherman
orders thom to bo held* subject to the
Protide nfs order.
A Confederate Captain, named Talia
ferro, planting hear 'Macon, Miss.,
test'fiod thattoon persons hod been
killed and m?ny whipped in that Vicinity
within' the pttet . yedr.~- There , is an
organized band" of Ku ' KMux in that
Co au ty. Taliafcrro attended several
meetings, though ho never took the' re
quirdd oath; ihQ ?upp?sdtion of those
presen t bein^l^an^WUSinitiatQd by tho
oaptaiti'of the br?dj,-wildman swear iii a
member ; bis f rio.ud^' OtjCvheigubors all
bol on g i u g to the 'band. Talia fe r r o gave
tho committeo ?details ot the organiza?
tion, signs, grip's, eto.- He once went on
a raid with tho band, and waa present
whoa1 several, negroes - wore whipped.
Their obj?crx Was tb obtn?n entire control
of the negroes, and make them vote as
the leaders wished. No prosecution has
OK contd be instituted in that County, MB
nobody dare prosecute. Taliaferro was
a witness before the grand jury, at
Oxford, Miss., and by his testimony
Boyoral members of tho Ku Klux were
indicted.'
Weather probabilities-No important
change ia indioated for Sunday; falling
barometer, with increasing olondiness, is
Erobable , for the. extreme North-west,
nd renewed clouds apd raiu from Alaba?
ma Bastward, with pleasant weather in
the middle and Eastern States: ? .
M?RITJK, ATJA., Jaly 15.-ln:the case of
fttaxton 'Bragg, Jr., who killed Madison
Wilson, it waa ordered by the court that
the defendant give personal recognizance
in the sam of $2,?00, to appear at the
next torin o' the City Court; no investi?
gation into tho merita Of the CBBO was
NOTICES -TO AGENTS
Co-0porativo Building; Association.
ALL Agents of the above Aa a o ci at ion are
hereby requested to report on TUEBDAY, the
25th July, to the General Agent, at Colombia,
the number of Tickets remaining on band.
Also, to remit all money received by them, by
expr#SB, or registered letter. The General
Agent desires theso returns to be made, in
order that bo may flx npon a definite day for
the drawing, of which due notice will bo given
through the papers of the State. All monoy
received after tho Tickets are sold, will bo
promptly returned to tho sonder. He would
advise tboso who have not already supplied
themselves with Tiokots, to do BO at once.
Each club of ton will bo entitled to one extra
Tloket. DR. E. W. WHEELER,
Genoral Agent, Box 88, Columbia, 8. C.
49" All papers publishing previous ad?
vertisement, will pleaeo copy the above ono
time. Joly 15 6
Br. George Howe, Jr.,
WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE In Colum?
bia and vicinity from tnia date. Office,
for the present, at the rosidenco of Rov. Dr.
Howe, corner of Blending and fiokens streets.
July li_._
Corn and Bacon, at Private Sale.
KAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN,
eJv/.V/ 500 bushels prime Yellow,
1,600 lbs. Breakfast Pleoeo, at low pricoB.
Apply at my auction room.
July U 8 JACOB LEVIN.
Borth Carolina Corn WMflkeyV
KA BARRELS of superior quality for eal*
?>" by ?ho barrel. E. HOPE.
July 12
Cheap Fertilizer.
A (TVTONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Eicel
^jh'U lont fog manure. EDWARD HOPE.
CHEROKEE SPRING^
Eight Atilet frotn tipartanburg O. h., 8.0. .
AJfjfgr^ri HOTEL opon Juno lat, 1871..
|@n%jJ Board por month ?30; per
mmJkvSSSt. wook?lfl;.pfr dav ?2 60. Tho
^.T#TlgeTCr'T'ti r ie 'Ohalypeati,md Hi
oool ftndpldasaht to the taste. Has provori
efficacious in curing Livor Complaint, Dys?
pepsia, Kidney Diseases, Gravol, Dropsy,
Diarrhoea, Cutaneous Affections, Chills and
Fever, Genoral Debility, and many other ills
of a kindred.nature.! Tho table will bs pro?
vided with the boot tho country affords, and
evory attontion given to visitors, calculated
to miik? their stay pleasant. Mineral and
Froootono baths; Gyinnaution. Cabin? to
rent. - Hacks run daily to the Springs from
Spartanburg. R. C. OLIVER. Proprietor,
Spartanbnrg C. H., -j. C.
. J. L. WoFF?nn, M. D:| Manager.
June 22_th tu 12
Tho only fine Playing Cards At POLLOCK'S
iRAnOIAL ARD OOMAXKRCl Ali;
quiet, at14.7?@15.'00'. Lard dall. Cot
boa- :nominal-u,middltug uplands 20%5
Orleans 21%; sales ?50 hales. Freights
UQobangedU. . Stocks steady .and dalli
Gold /steady, at 12??(gl}B%\ . provern
menta, dall : and. steady., \ Sta,to bonds
steady and dpUs ! Money easy, at 3.
Exohango-^long 10$?? short 10%.
7 P. M.-The.bank statement shows
an increase of $21,250,000; spooio in?
?rense, over $25,000;- deposits increased
$6,250,000; legal tenders. $500,000.
Money 2@3-primo disoount 4@6. Ster?
ling 10%@10^. Gold 12%. Govern?
ments steady and little business. Teu
nesseoB strong; .ethers dull, but steady.
Tenncesees 71%; new 71%. Virginias
G6>?; new 73. Louisianas 68; new 62;
levees 72; 8s 85. Alabamas 08; 6s 68.
Georgias 85; 7s 90%. North Carolinas
45; new 27. South Carolinas 73; new
58. Cotton dull and nominal; sales 307
bales-uplands 20%; Orleans 21%.
Flour dall arid heavy-common to fair
extra 6 00@6. GO; choice to good6.C5@
9,Q0. Wheat-Bpring2@3c. lower; win?
ter: red and amber Western 1.45@1.60.
Oom a shade lower- 71 @71%. Fork
lower-14.50@14.75. Beef dull. Lard
strong-kettle ll. Freights a shade
firmer. Groceries quiet.
B?Ximionc. July 15.-Floor dall aad
irregular. Wheat dull and heavy. Gora
I dall and' scarce-white 78; yellow .75.
Frovisions unchanged. Cotton hoavy
middling 20J^@20%; receipts 79; sales
50; stook 9.551. .
BOSTON, July 15.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 21%; receipts 113 bules; sales 200;
Btook 4,500.
' CINCINNATI, July 15 -Flour steady
family 6.25 @ 6.50. Corn dalt and a
shade lower, at 55. Lard dgjl-kettlo
10%. Bacon weak nud quiet-..shoulders
6%; oloar sides 8%. Whiskey 91.
Louisville, July 15.-Floor dull and
weak-extra family 6.25. Cora dull.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Pork
15.50. Whiskey ,91.
ST. Louis, July 15.- Flour in fair de?
mand-super ti no winter 4 25. Corn
dull anTl unchanged. Whiskey 02. Mets
pork 15.25 @ 15.50. Bacon shoulders
scarce, at 7>?,
WILMINGTON, July 15.-Cotton quiet
middling 20; receipts70 bales; stock758..
CHARLESTON, July 15.-Cotton dull
middling 20;' receipts 62 bulos; exports
594; stock 4,180.
AUGUSTA, July 15.-Cottod market
dull, at 18%@19 for Liverpool middling;
sales 118 bales; reooipts 40.
SAVANNAH, July 15.-Cotton quiet and
no demand-f-middHpgJl9)i;; receipts 50
bales; stock 5,629.
M onion. July 15.-Cotton dall- and
nominal-middling 20; receipts 289
bales; stock 8,586.,:. ....
NEW OBIIHANS, Joly 15.-Corn droop?
ing-mixed 73; yellow 75; white 78@79.
Cotton-middling 20%@2O% ; ' receipts
1,383 bales; Bale's 500; stock 6,454.
GALVESTON, July 15.-Cotton dall
good ordinary 16; receipts 380 .bales;
exports 2,728; sales 100; stock 108,531.
LONDON, . Joly '15.-Noonik-Consols
98%. Bonds 92%: Weather favorable
to oro'ps..
Juivanroor,, July 15-Evening.-Cot-?
ton opened.quibt and closed heavy-up?
lands 9; Orleans 9??@9%; sales 10,000
boles; sp?culation and export 13,000.
. OBITTJAEY.
uied, near Ridgeway, fl. C., on tho 12th
in-tAt,*, JOSEPH AUGUSTUS, foniy eon of
Col. John L. and Ure. H. V. Black; aged nine
years.
MJW Christian Neighbor and Columbia Pres?
byterian please copy. ..
Salada Dental Society,
VU r ILL meet in Greenville, H. C. at half
W past 8 o'clock P. M., AUGUST 1,1871.
Dentists generally aro invited to attend. Ar?
rangements will be made for the neual reduc?
tion in railroad and botol rates.
N. HIMH, President.
J. R. TnoariOK, Beo*y._Jnly 1C-U
Pearl Grist.
-| (\ BARRELS PEARL GRIST,
Iv' 6 barrels Pearl Hominy, for sale bv
July 12 E. HOPE.
Self-Sealing Fruit Jars.
THE boat in market, at reduced priced.
' A small lot of
Poro APPLE BRANDY.
Pure Poach Brandy.
Pure Cog nao Brandy.
Pure Neutral Spirits for putting up fruit for
winter use. L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Jnly 8_____12,
Spring Water Ice.
"A?" ? loo Maohino ia now in comploto order,
IVJL and oau furnish I0E to city and coun?
try. This lae is frozeo at alow temperature,
and will melt very little by transportation.
Price, ono dollar per ODO hundred pounds;
lesB quantity, ono and a half cents per pound.
Sunday open from 7 to 10 A. M.
Joly 2_J. C. BEEPERS.
THE M01UUS COTTON GIN
J7AS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
?ND is warranted to do it again. For fall
i_ particulars, relative to these machines,
dress E. MORRIS,
June 18 Smo Colnmbia, S. C.
IO
Congress Water.
CASES for salo low by
Juno 17 GEO. SYMMERS.
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20
Hayno street and norlbeck'e Wharf.'
Charleston. S. 0. This ?B tho largest and
most completo factory of the kind in the
Southern Statos, and all article? in this lino
oan bo tarnished by Mr. P. P. Toale at prices
Which dofy competition.
MOT A pamphlet with .fntl and detailed li^t
of allsizosor Doors, Hashes and Blinds, and
tho prices of ?ach, will be sent Trco and pest
paid, on application te
July ll ilyr P. P. TOALE.
ander McCarloy, his Guardian, nd hiern, va,
Robert Spoors.- Copf/ 8utnmofi*rfor Money
= Ilemand^ri' '..
To Robort"8peojB, defendant in thia action,.
YOU are hereby n um maned and required to
?aawetftlm oompla?itflin this actioir,
QT which *,:??fgy is heraVrith'served upon yon,
and ta???v^aflpOj^f voar sooner on tho eab?
acr?bt?r"j?,'ftt thToffiCo of Oarltugton A Jaeger,
LauroDbvillo. 3. C., within twouty days altor,
tho sorvloo'or thbj summoon on you, exoltuuvt>
of tho daylof service.' ' v*i^. :'.
If yon fatl to answer this complaint-witlne
tho time aforesaid, the plaintiffs wilt apply iq
tho com t tor tho relief demanded in the com?
plaint and costa, .?
\y. -tc m1 OAKLINGTON ? JAEGER, ?'
!L . Ji; W. BALL,
. . PUi ut iff 8 Attorneys. .?
Datod Jttly 10, 1871..
2b th* Defendant, Robert Speers.
Take notio? that tho earn m ona in this action,
of which tho above is a eopy, together with
tho complaint, was hied in tua omeo of tho
Glori; of tho Court ot; Common j Pleas, for
Laurena County, Booth Carolina, on the 10th
day of July, 1871;
OAKLINGTON & JAEGER*
B. W. BALL.
July 13, 1871. PlamtuTa Attorneys. .
July 16 m0" ?
The Georgia Gin
THIS ie the third soauon we havosold thesn
GINS, and have never 'had a niuglo com?
plaint. Wo offer thom with renewed cnun
donco, at moderato prices and reasonable
terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE, Agta.,
July 132mo_Columbia. .S. C.
Health of Horses, .Males, Cows.
SICKNESS and death of stock is ono of tho
greatest discouragements ot tho farmer.
Tue cause of their death may bo beyond our
control, but very tunny caaes, indued, niuo
casos out of tun, the diso&so nj*y bo tracod
to Indigestion, Uerangemuut ot tho Bowels,
Debility. Whcro this ia tho enso, wo always
havo a romody at band: UEINITSIP8 OF.lt
MVN HOUSE POW LEK. With this groat
horse medicine you are protected from loee.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-worked
Horses, no better preventive medicino can be
given. Trv it. For salo only by
E. H. H KIN ITS H,
July 7 t Wholesale ami Retail Druggist.
Standard Medicines.
HEINITSH'S Groat Blood Medicine
QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
Heinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted.
Heinitsirs German Horse Powder.
Heinitsh's Crimson Tetter Wash.
Heinitsh's Tarand Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
Hoinitsh's Quaker Liuiment
Hoinitsb's Stauloy Cough Syrup.
Let the people trv thom. They stand or fall I
upon thu verdict of tho people. To this teat j
tho proprietor invites the searching discrimi?
nation of all. For nala only at
HEIN ITt H'S Drug Storo,
July 7 t Opposite Phoenix ofllcc.
EDWARD R. ARTHTJRT
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NO 7 LAW BANGE.
WILL practice in the Circuit and Probate
Courts of Richland and adjoining
Count icu. July 12 1 3lllO
Notice.
MARY WALKER has been appointed Ad
miniatratrix of the. estate of ISAAC
WALKER, deceased, und all persons indebted
to the said estate are hereby notified that set?
tlement of tho samo must be mado immedi?
ately, and those having olaims againet-tho
said estato will present them, properly attest?
ed, to the undersigned.
JOHN T. 8LOAN, Jn.,
JOHN BAUHKETT,
Attornoys ot tho Estato Of laaac Walker.
July 9 - , t9
FRENCH amm PANTS,
^ FORMERLY $16 to $18, we gfifS!
(Mare now making for $12 anJ^aljlx
$13, to cloua out oar line of Frenoh Gooda.
Light Oassimere Suits at Cost.
Mow ie tho time to order our perfect titting
SHIRTS, warranted to please.
A few Ladies* TRAVELING TRUNKS, at
cost.
49- Call and secure BARGAINS at
July ll R. A. W. C. SWAFFIELD'B.
FRESH AMD COOL!
WE open thiB day a frosh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Diroct from first hAUtls. Having no old stock
to work uti, wo shaw new and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask especial atteution and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only place in tho city to pro?
cure theBO desirable goods ia at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
Juno 14
ICE COLD SODA WATER with
PURE FRUIT SYRUPS* can be
obtained at MoEENZlE'S SA
LOON. Try it.
Teas! Teas.! TeaaHl
WE havo last received an invoice of choice
TEAS, consisting of
UNCO LO KED JAPAN,
Hyaon, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong aud Englub Breakfast Teat?.
For site at our um ai low prices. ,
_.?Pn_l'-2fL_ :l ! JOHN ; AON.BW ? HON.
Claret Wine ' ,
ON draught. THIS DAY, at * low, prier, bv
_flin gallon pr d?i^i?^liDWA?P.flC)PE? _
Jewelry and Silverware,!
OF tho most approved stjloft, oau bo ob?
tained at I. SULZBACHER'H t-stablitrh
nient, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half sets in great Variety Also,
solitaire and clu-ier DIAMONDS. HP EOT A?
OLES and EYE-OLAS*>KS to snit all aijesJ
The Doctors Recommend Seegers* Reer
IN preference to Loudon Porterand Sootch
Alo. Wh>?They know it is unadulterated.
Meals furnirtlH'? at all hours at POLLOCK'S.
?oiiu ;-v?il oflfltof '??Sfeal'3'' \? Kp-^y*
"Oripioi b?r GooirT^?t?t?f?^ro??A??b Gift**1
v_ i ? u : J .'.'..< j? poLxmsuj a-xj :T J mi a a?; itrri. v ?i I
fiN: purauaooeor afl < Act ! o? tho flenorat Ai?
JL ,e(yn,bly, at ita last Hie/storj, my o?ioo lu OOH ,
luw^jrijl be open on apd after Abo 18T\DAY<
OPXot"6xt,-%/teoeiy> tho rettTrns of HE
arm? Prooerty of the taxpayers of thief Comi?
ty far tkeTyear 187lv -an*J." h --?
. (Bianka can;ba obtained at tb? oflloo.,. i'
:?C"-,P?y5raaro reonorajd toaster,on Hanks
aU,tr??efera.o? purobaso* of real catato, and
al?ro?in new buildings -erected' slfaco la?frfcJ
turn. nun ' :>II?>.?
?.Wa?!1? U?-t>ayora -negioot to make their re?
turns, tho County, Auditor is compelled, by
law tp charge them with tko return of tho
previous year and add fifty per dent, thereto
asponalty. M. J, OaXiNAM!'
? Jun? 29 ? Aoditor BichUod County.
Cheap Bry J&oods
[I . .' FOB'', ;( ,
3 0 DAIS 30
AT
"?OVE & OO.'S."
PREPARATORY to renovating out stores,
we will CLOSE OUT the prose'nt stock
at . ."I
"Low Down Prices,"
And will opon on MONDAY a now stock of
. "FANCY FBENCH LAWNS,"
Together with othor
Dress Goods and Linen Gooda,
For LADIES and MEN'8 WEAR.
SS?- Wo soil only STANDARD makes of Goods,
so that GREAT BARGAINS maybe expected
and ??ill be given. W. D. LOVE, I
Joly 2_ . B. B. McCBEERY.
CLOTHING HOUSE
. OP
CHILD S & WILEY?
COL. v m BIA, s . c .
WE have marked down ali of our'large
Btock of READY-MADE CLOTHTNato
euch low figures that the price comos within
roach of all that wish a good fitting garment,
made in tho latest style and by tin?'beet raak
ern in New York. We are the.only hotrse that
sell All Linen Drawers at f 1.60. We are tho
only house that have Ibo imported Hoo-Kuoker
Calcutta Suits," warranted gonai oe, . An-iu
.peution of nor large stock' will settle the
m ind of any ono that money is made by tray
ing from us. ThiriT^tTC in?h Sole $e?tb?r
Truuks, only a few, left, pit?20. ?pj June,ga
Cleavelaird Mineral Spr?n^aY 1 ' '"
(POIlMEflLY WltSOTS.)
55 Miles West of Chartotte^N. C. ;*
T11E subscribers, having associated them?
selves in the management of ' theso
Springe, would announce to their friends and
the public that tho House is now open for the
reception of visitors. ., . .
To those who havo tested tho virtues af
these extraordinary waters, it is deem?ci tin
neoessary to Bay anything by Way of com?
mendation, but to others they confidently as?
sure eat ?a fact ion if they will make trial of the
healing properties of the waters for only a
short time. f . . -<? f i
We pJo?ge oaraelTes to apara neither pains
nor exp cnnu io order to" render ah who may
favor us with a oall aa comfortable aa poeai
ble. In prospect of an abundance of supplies,
we bave adopted tho following scale of "
REDUCED CHARC&S: ' :<
If over 10 days, at.$1.50 per day.
If not ovor.10 days,.L75 , " V
Single day..2.50
Children be tween tbs ages of tWO and eight
years; and colored servants, at half rat?s. 1 ?
Washing on reasonable terms.
It is expected that the Western Division, of
tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad wdl be completed to within a mile
or two of the Spring? at an early day.
J. J. BLACKWOOD, I
June j t_R. M. OATES. ,
READ THIS!
'Y^'E take pleasure in calling the special
attention or tho trade to our largo and well
selected stock of
a
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
SIOIS AI (UTK,
Which we are selling at
MA JV UFA CTURER'S PRICES.
Sive ns a call, and examine before,you boy.
J. H. & M. L. KIHAED.
May 20_
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
Tin-ware! Tin-ware! Tin-ware 1
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in this line, pat np to order
and ready for Bale at the
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEASK.
March 22 t_? ': Proprietor.
HEW GOODS
C. F. JACKSON'S.
Nr.W styles of PRINTS, nxi-'
New c\tjlca of Aprons, wlple and bahV
Children's White Monsul Blouses. % .
Children's Raff Linen Blouses.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
All at very low prices. Juno 8
A frosh supply of Bremen Lager at Poi.
LOCK'S.
JIM Mli<\
Jt_^ IUD vMC?T,UMD UU?ID, VA VWIUUIWI?,
by tbe Columbia.4)11 Company,'to foreclose
tho mortgage of tho aaid, Columbia, QU Corn
par^ to tho a aid ?itizeD^VmV?agVvBftDkvof
Col?mbia", abd to .enter apon and to sell all
and Hin gular tho mortgaged premiaba herein?
after described, for tho parp?te pf eaUofsiug (
their debt; 'the said mortgage fa hereby de?
clared to bo foreoloscd^amd the said Colum?
bia Oil Company, tor over barred af ?ll ?lorin
or equity of red? m ptkm ia the premises; and 1
under tho samo, power aa afo.v-iaid, the uu
dpnugoedwUi oeil, at-publio s.-?tion,'before
Um C^urt Wojujad1,.at Coinuabla, on thg FLHST
AU that c6rtaui lov'ei. ZAND, aituato and
being in the eily of Colombie in the County
o? Richland, and. State of South .-Carolina,
consisting of one armare in Haid " city, con?
taining four aerea of land, inure or ieee, and
bounded by Wheat. lUeo, Lincoln j^nd Gads
dea atrcota, with all tho bn?dings and eroo
tiona on said lot Of land, now uBod for.'the
purposes of an Oil Hill, and1 all the Rugbies,
Oil Presses and machinery of any hind what?
soever, in and upon aald premieee'. Terms
caah. W. MSBTTN,
President Ci tizons' Savings Bank of Son th
Carolina. . , Joly 9 fr
' Sale of Valuate Landa.
?oaf. BY order of tho Superior Court, I will
agSoell at tho Court Bouse door ,in Htates
ZEvillo, North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,
Kitti day pf August next, 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND. lying in tho County of Irodell, on the
Catawba River and Lambert's Creek-18 miles
Bouth of Stateeville, 27 miles North of Char-.
lotte and about 5 milos Weat ot tho? Atlantic.
Teaoesaee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will
bo aold in lota aa foUowa: . .
Mo. 1, oontaining 288 acrou. more or leaa, on
which Dr. W. By ara now lives.*
No. 2, containing 238 acroa, more or I?aa,
adjoining Lota Noa. 1, 8, 4 and 6.
No. 3, containing 284 aeren, adjoining Noa. .
1,2 and 4.
No 4, containing 285 acree, adjoining Noa.
2, 3,5 and G. ?* ? ?
No. 5, containing 200 Kerna, more or leaa,
adjoining Noa. 4 and C.' . JO '?{LO "ul
rio. C, containing 400 aerea, on which Col. .
Ai 8. Brown now Uvea; adjoining" Nos. 2, ?
arni 5. i. ?? I'.f.t.
On, these landa aro largo bodies of floe::
Rlyer and Croak Bottoms and a su?lojent'.
2o an ti ty of Woodland on each tract. On th?.
OO aoro tract there is a hood Mill Honao and
Water Power, good Dwelling and o thor build- f
inga. Good Water on eaoh tract, liri ???
Those landa .are susceptible of tho highest,
atate of cultivation, the np-landa having a
good cloy subsoil; and; will prodnco Cotton.
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and tho othot- '^raln
and graae orops; and RIO sold na tho Janus bo- .
tonging to the, estate of .tho Jato JameaS?;
Byare,Tor aa sots. : it..
TR&MS-One-half tn nix months:, tho ba-'
ll ?nco Ln twelve months-with ?nloreat from day ?"
of ? al e. Tho-pur ch aaei may pay one-third or '
the whole of h m hid any timofJtor thu said is
oonHrmarT. ' Bond with Approved security will'
bo: required for the puren ase !^fionoyv Th ?
title rwulvbo retained natl! fall payment ia
mada. \, ... ' . ?: .j.
Persons wiahingto soo the lauds wiUplpaoo -
Ad minis travor de tonis n orv? James B:. By ?f-fr. 1
Jone 30 '. . . :i .lma.uw:
ITt^nnii m ? mrin ft?nAHnta
?sTui-iaiiwnw
TO'
un
.1 f.niiil<
ul ir /!. :
Dealers and Those in Want
; ' V.'. ..' > .vs!} ti ?"-.iv
. - . . : :t *.. .: . OF'?? ' .' . ,4?l,s! '
. -.YU Iv? ii : SI 'r ^ ! ? 1:0 't.") VC"
, ;i j iii ?J IniiJ ,:>/.. tl - ? f in .lita.*] ?}
.. ;' . " . i-".-'. ,!-J70 J. ?fc.?hlf
DRY GQ ODS;
j. biji'i .m.;!
ta;} t<i;v.
-..i ?.. :^-n--y \ r ?.:-.T\' .if - c. ri
ave now itt. otorc n full line of th? -
newest and moat. >.... . ?hi ? n? >
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Lill ?:)..? ? I : J. i
Of dom (A tlc, French and English manufac?
turo, which wo guarantee, at all time?, to Boll
aa low, if not at leas, prices, than any hopso
in Columbia,, bay hag oar Goode from tho.
largest and moat celebrated establishments^
in the Uni tdd States. And aa wo dpair? ' to
please ali, wo have now in our house tho1 . 1
ititi
OF '
EVERY OLA0B OF WolpS,
From the lowest to the highest, and wo fool
confident that all those favoring UH with an
order fro? a distan?a : will be platted ?nd
satisfied that
OUR HOUSE
. li I ... . '">...". - .
THU QVS?
.1. ? ! ii: . :.f . ...;>..? i i M.I-f- .
'. .. -. : mu ?1 it'd !
lu this city to deal with.
Wewill, noon application, amid promptly .
by maiLfull linea o? toupie? of. thoso kiaa ot
Qoods desired and apaojflcd.by ovtr frjespa)
and cu?tom?rs. All ordera acconipanu'd, hy ,
sash Amonqtingto $25 and ?vor.'dol?verea lu
uny.part of the State fro?<ef f?lg*V?r^V*eV.
Those unaccompanied, will bo ?ont C O. D. '>M<
We respectfully solicit, orders, which will
re?oive the prompt and personal attention pf.
tum or tho firm. Om prides bbing low. Wa
tluok ?tve can render saUBfae'lIan to all. alve
us a trial. . . '
J. H. & M. L. KINARD,
May 8 _COLUMBIA, fi. C.
lynn or tod Ale and Porter.
fflK CASKS-Pints-beat brands, in store
4a?'aodfnraa1e GEO. SYMMER8.
Tho coolest Lager in tho city can be had a
POLLOCK'S.