The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, July 30, 1871, Image 3
. NOONi DES PATCHES. ..
' TUB FBENCFI 00MMUNI6T8 TO Binon AT S
JUDGMENT OF THE MARSEILLES COURTS
MARTIAL (IONFIRMED. AO. .
LONDON, July 2EL-7-The Times, ia au
editorial OD tbe Now York riots, says, ia
reference to the procossioa of Orange*
men? that Gov. Hoffman inourrcd horrid
responsibility in permitting it to take
placo and promising it protection. "The
St?fce," Bays tho Tintes, Vougbt to inter
f?xo with parades of both. Orangemen
?nd Ribbon mem It should not encou?
rage''antagonism, and should bring all
persons to recognize its rule of dealing
equally with' tho national feelings and
prejadi?os of all;" ?
LONDON, July 29.-The French Go?
vernment has given its qualified assent
to tho Ponton scheme for the emigration
of .the Communist prisoners. They arc
.to bo dividod into three classes. First
violent persona and' those guilty ol
crimes, who are seutenoed to bard iaboi
for lifo'. ' Second-dangerous persons,
who are to bu sunt to u penni colony; anc
third-a class to whom n general amnes
ty is granted, in case of their voluntary
emigration. The last are permitted tt
go to Arizona-the Government giving
them transportation, agricultural ant
farming tools, tenta, arms and subsist
. enoe for six months. i1
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
PARIS, July 29.-The oourt at Lyon
has confirmed the judgment of tin
Marseilles courts-martial upon the insur
gents tried by that body.
American ? nt el ll do nco.
NOON DESPATCHES.
INDIAN OUTRAGES-MARINE DISASTERS
MEXICAN MATTERS-SETTLEMENT OF DU
FIOULTXES BETWEEN RN O LAND AND TH
UNITED STATES-FATAL ACCIDENT AT N!
AG ARA FALL8-REPOST j OF HUH - KU K LU
COMMIT!'IiH ON SOUTH CAROLINA AFFAIR
--BMUOOLXNO-SWORD FOR GEN. ULRIC
-TAX ON HAGGING AND HOPE TO BE Bi
FUNDED-REPUBLICAN POW-WOW-FATA
RIOT, AO., AO.
ST. Louis. Jul j 26.-Wm. MaoMoon
an os oap od lud?an . o ap ti vc, has arri re
overland at St. Joseph, with the d?lai
of ono of the most bloody Indian ou
rages of tho your. About the middlo <
Jane he started from Paw Valley, Texa
with thirteen other drivers of Blaol
burn's Governmont train, for Fort Sil
Inaiaa Territory. - About 5 o'olook o
the evening of thu 2Gth ult., while eros
lng a stream about thirty miles East <
Fort Sill, they were suddenly attache
.by 150 Cheyennes and white deeper:
does. A battle followed, lasting a fe
minutes. Seven teamsters were killel
one was wounded and the rest wore ca
tared. . Tho .Indians tomahawked SE
scalped the wounded, and took Ma
Moore, John Jones, Thomas Hay war
' Henry Brown and Harry Jackson, at
another, prisoners. They bound the
. and sent them to tho woods under guar
What disposition was made of the tra'
is not known. The day after the batt
one of the party attempted to oscape ai
was killed and scalped. They marchi
for two daya in a Northerly direotio
and, on Friday, they halted, tied Jon
and Hayward to a stake, cut oat th?
tongues, lopped off their ears and othi
wise tortured thom, in the presence
other prisoners, and then burned thf
. to death. Browp, MacMoore and Jae
BOO determined to muke un attempt
escape. A' .few nights after, while t
Indian guards vero drunk and the rc
had loosened their cords, one got fr?
Stole a knife from a Bleeping savage a
freed his companions. This- was on t
6th .inst. After marching some tb
nearly naked they were fed by a frient
band of Pottowattamies. They reach
Fort Riley on tho 12th, nearly oxhau
ed, and MaoMoore, proceeding to L
venworth on foot, took rai) to St. <
seph, where ho has friends. He
dares that one-fourth of the baud w
white desperadoes, under Stanley,
' Eastern Texas outlaw. They are dies
as savages and participated in the crt
ties with Indian zest. They had o
with them as captives Mrs. Bowman
Gaudaloupo Mountain, Texas, anc
beautiful white girl named Emma Ba
It is supposed the band belongs to
tribe who made a demonstration on I
Sill during Sherman's visit. ft
Moore's credibility io vouched for by
pntable citizens of St. Joseph.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The Post Bf
-'Thirty-three Cuban cigar dealers, i
resenting 860,000,000 of capital, h
combined to prosecute persons illeg
nain g foreign brands."
The Donan bas arrived with ne
0500,000 ia specie. She goes td Em
t?-morrow.
The s oh o on or off Barn age t, wi
capsized, with six men clinging to
Bide, was the Isaac Hi nokley, from J s
River, Ya. No word has been rene
from her, and it is apprehended that
captain and orew were lost
James W. Firehook, who waa abo
the riot of the 12th, is dead, making
total deaths fifty-two.
" Louis vt LLB, Joly 29. --General J
Boyle is dead, aged fifty-three.
NEW YORK, July 29.-The soho
G. A. Gonklin ia reported forty
; miles tiff Barn ega t, on her beam
and fall of water; her fore-mast gOn
??EW YORK, July 29.-At a meetii
the Exeoutive Committeo of the 1
Pu ci flo Bail road, yesterday, a pro
tion from tho Southern Pacific Rai
Company, with reference to the sa
the two roads to the Texas Pacific
road, was favorably received.
CITX OF MEXICO, July 18, t>i? ?
MORAS. -The United States Consul
notwithstanding tho strong ?ditons
tho Sigh, Dias y Neuere, and oth(
pera, no r?volution is expected,
difficulty between Juarez' aud tho t
rity of tho doputies and eleotors i
creasing, and tho eleolion of a i
will probably pass into Congress,
partios express confidence iu thc r
should such be tho case. Affairs i
ebla aro. npohaagou? ? ^bffife9<^ftitf?fat
Jillinez and his troops" were GeTehtea in
O oe rr er o.
WASHINGTON, Joly 29.-The British
Government bas appointed Mr. Gurney,
the Beoorder of London, one of the
commissioners authorized by the treaty
of Washington, to whom the claims
tbereiq provided for Bhall be presented,
and the United Btatos have appointed as
commissioner on their part, Judge Fra?
zer, of Indiana. Tho remaining com?
missioner is to bo appointed jointly by
Great Britain and the United States;
and, in oase he be not appointed within
three months, he shall bo named by the
Spanish Minister to Washington. The
British Govornment haa already appoint?
ed as its agent,'Henry Howard. The
United States bas appointed as their
agent Hon. B. S. Hale, of New York.
The arbitration to meet at Geneva have
not yet been appointed. Tho commis?
sioners above named are to meet in
Washington, and settle all questions an?
der rules established by the arbitrators
at Geneva.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
NEW YOHK, July 29.-The Post sayi
thirty custom clerks are working in th?
Times office, to-day, mailing 300,001
copies of to-day'a edition, containing
what is oalled the "secret accounts of th?
city," throughout this country and Eu
rope.
- A sword to be presen ted by the Frenol
of New York to General Ulrich, the de
fender of Strasburg, was forwarded tc
Europe to-day.
D. F. Moore, ajowellor, hos beon ar
rested, charged with smuggling a largi
quantity of diamonds.
The halo of now Texas cotton, sob
yesterday, was shipped, to-day, to Livor
pool.
FORT noss MONROE, July 29.-Capt
B. Phillips, of the United States murin
corps, and a party arrived here thi
morning, to make a survey of the Eli zn
both and Nansemond Rivers, and tak
tidal observations of tho currents ii
Hampton Roads, for the benefit of com
meroe. ..
BUFFALO, July 29.-Alexander Lave!
lott, a French Canadian, residing wit!
his family ou Navy Island, and Edwan
Boyards, of Chippowa, got on a boat t
cross to Navy Island, at 2-o'clock o
Wednesday night, nod were carried ove
Niagara Falls. Ou Friday, tho remnant
of their boat were found below the fall?
The bodies have.not beon found y ot.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-The sub-K
Klux Committee have returned froi
South'Carolina. Tim general com mi tte
adjourns on Monday, leaving the sui
committee to examine other witncssei
Tho Heml-nfiioinT report of the com mi
tee, publisb?d.in/the Star, gives a torr
ble condition ox affairs in South Can
lina. The general tenor of the ev idem
shows inefficiency and rascality on tl
part of the State Government, and im
bili ty to move. It is said the citizei
control the young men, who Ku Kh
tho whito and black Republicans.
Weather probabilities-The conditio!
are favorable for local storms to-nigh
from Lako Superior Southwards to Kei
tucky, and warmer weather will probab
prevail oo Sunday. Cloudy and threa
ening weather will probably contint
East of Louisiana, and extend, wit
local storms, to Virginia. Local store
are also probable for Sunday througho
New England and New York.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
nae is having refunded the cotton t
collected on rope and bagging-knov
as the taro-which amounts to fro
fifteen to twenty pounds on each bal
The amount of cotton tax collected I
the Government was about $80,000,00
and of this amount about $3,000,000
the rope and bagging, or tare tax, whi
is now being refunded,' nuder' Secti
44 of the Act of Congress, ap prov
June 30, 18G1. lu all claims of tl
kind, the certificate of tho Collector
Internal Reveuno is required.
SJNEW ORLEANS, July 29.-A mass me
ing, to-night, iu Mechanics' Institu
passed off without any disturbance
any moment. Piuchbuck and otb
addressed the meeting. A resold i
was adopted, endorsing Graut, W
mouth, tho State and city admiuist
tion. When tho resolution was put, 1
anti-Warmonth party . moved to ta
them, but it was voted down.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Sailed
steamer Manhattan, New York ; school
Florence, New York.
WILMINGTON, July 29.-John F. Pic
rell, a Now York broker, brought h
ou a oharge of fraud by tho officers
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rn tl
ford Railroad Company, was commit
to jail to-day, in default of $800,
bail.
A bloody riot occurred at Goldsbc
to-day. About 5,000 negroes arri
there from Newborn and the lower Co
ties, on an excursion train, chartered
the Republican Executive State Corni
tee, to attend a mass meeting, at wi
Congressman Thomas, ox-Senator
bott, Marcus Erwin and R. C. Bsc
were to be be the speakers. There v
very few .white people in town, and m
of the negroes came intoxicated,
police arrested one turbulent negro,
while on the way to the guard house i
this prisoner, tho negroes rallied
rescued him. The colored police fire
tho prisoner, who was recaptured
taken by the police to tho Exclu
Hotel. About 1.000 of the negro t
with chiba and pistols, rallied to
hotel, attempting another rescue,
riot commonced by the negroes throi
brick-bats at the police and using cl
when a cross-firing began betweei
police and tho mob. The white oiti
forebore, but are now armed for
emergency. There is great exciton
About thirty or more shots wera ?
three or more whites were hurt; out
gro was hilled; and ono colored pt
man killed and two wounded. A
i mitten of citizens, appointed by M
I Robinson, waited npon tho Repnb
loaders aud Mr. Stauloy, Presidente
j Atlantic und North Carolina Rail
I and requested that tho trains au
J Jefcjbe ou?r?eS aw?y< 'To ;thia'Stanley
replied,-that he wotald' not carry them
away until he waa ready. Wheo told
that he and Thomas would be bold re?
sponsible for tho disturbance, he replied,
''hold us responsible and be d-d. "
PINANUUL iVN U OOM f>l K.I (.Cl A I..
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Evening.-Cot?
ton opened quiet and cloned flat
uplands 8%; Orleans 9L?; sales 8,000
bales; speculation 5,000.- ?
PAMS, July 29.-Rentes 55f. 75o.
LONDON, July 29-Eveniog.-Securi?
ties unchanged.
Nsw YORK, July 29-Noon.-Flour
Bteady. Wheat and com dull. Pork
dull-mess 13 GO (WU 3 75. Cotton quiet
-middliug uplands 20)^; Orleans 20,',j ;
sales 600 bales. Freights steady. Stocka
steady and strong. Governments dull
and heavy. State bouda steady and dull.
Money easy, at 3. Gold steady, at 12.
Exchange-long 10>?; short 10%.
7 P. M.-The bank statement shows
lonna have decreased a trifle; specie de?
creased over $1,000,000; deposits in?
creased $1,250,000; legal tenders in?
creased $1 ?500,000. Money easy, at 2.
Exchange couti nues weak, at 9%. Gold
12@12){,. Governments steady. Ten
ncsaees very strong; new South Carolinas
active. TennesBeeH, now said old, 72J?.
Virginias 61,'w ; new 72. Louisianas 6?;
new 61; levees 70; 8s 85. .Alabamas 89;
5s 67. Georgias 82; 7n 92. North Ca?
rolinas 42 }?; new 26)6'. South Caro?
linas 72; new 51}.1. Cotton quiet aud
lower; sales 620 bales-uplands 20.
Flour Bteady. Wheat-spring steady;
winter lc. better. Coru heavy. Pork
13.62@13.75. Lard quiet-kettle 10J?.
Freights strong.
BOSTON, July 29.-Cotton dull and
heavy-middling 20^; sales 200 bales;
stock 600.
BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat iirtn. Corn steady.
Pork 15.50. Bacon dull-shoulders lU
(?>7>?. Whiskey 95>2@96. Cotton dud
and tending down-middlings 20)^; re?
ceipts 47; sales 75; stock 920.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Provisions
very dull. MesB pork 15.00. Shoulders
6%; clear shies 8%. Whiskey 93.
CINCINNATI, July 29.-Flour dull.
Corn declined-51@52. Pork buoyaut |
-13 offered; 13J?@13>? asked. Lard
9%. Bacon asking higher-sides 8&@
8>?; shoulders 6;<. Whiskey at full ?
prices.
WILMINGTON, July 29.-Cotton quiet
middling 19>?; receipts 20; stock 926.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton dull
.middliug 18)?(oU9; receipts 95 bales;
exports couslwise 41: stock 319.
AOGOSTA, July 29.-Cotton market
flat ami declining, at 17_(.< for Liverpool
middliug; sales 12 bales; receipts 140.
SAVANNAH, July 29.-Cotton dull
middliug 19; receipts 45 bales; sales 200;
stock 5,177.
MOBILE, July 29.-Cotton dull aud
nominal-middling 18>?(?U8?.|; receipts]
19 bales; salea 25; stock 8,419.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Flour
scarce-super 5:00; double 6 50; trobb
7.00(3)7.50. Com quiet-yellow 73@74;
whito 77@78. Pork dull aud lower
nominally 15.00@16 25. Buoun flat
sides 9%(2>10; rib 9>J?@9>?; shoulders
7>?@7^jj. Cotton dull aud nominal
low middling 17>??@18; receipts 737
bales; ?ales 1,600; stock 40.008.
GALVESTON, July 29-Cottou dull- I
good ordinary 16^; receipts 349 bales; I
stock 3,400.
Primo White Corn and Northern Hay,
r?AT roceived ?nd for sato al my aucilou
rooms, low for cash. JAOUB LEVIN.
July 30 1_
Trae Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, A.F.M.
A CONTINUATION ol thu Hochlar
'Communication of Truu Brotherhood
Lodge,"No. 81; will ho held in M timmie
iliall,TO-MORROW (Monday) EVENING, at
8 o'clock. Hy order of \V. M.
July 30 1_O. M. WAI .KKK. Sec'y.
Store Room for Sale, or to Lease fori
One or More Years, in the Town of |
Union.
IOFFER for sale orlonso tho STORK ROOM
lately occupied by ino iu the town of Union,
8. C. It is l-icatod in thu moat busitivss part
of Main street, near tlie Court H.niuo, lt it
twenty-live r?ct wide and hixty-livo feet deep,
with a good Dry Cellar under il, of tho same
rtize. lt has good and all nocm-aarv lixturea
for tho Dry Quads, Clothing, Boots and Shoos,
or Hardware and Grocery-huai nena.
I havo occupied the stand over twenty year.',
and believe il tn Lo ono of thc host locutions
for hu-?inens in tho up-coutit rv. Apply boon.
THUS. MCNALLY, union c. H., s. e.
jJuly 29 _ _G
Notice.
OWING to tho accidental bunding of
boiler of tho loo Machino, no ICE wid
be sold until iurthor orders. All those hav?
ing tickets will present tin m and tho money
will bo rotunded. JOHN C. SEEGERS.
July 28
200
Feeding Oats.
BUSHELS PRIME DE AV Y OATS.
July 27_. fi. HOPE.
Wanted,
AYOUNO MAN, to stand behind tho desk
tn a store. Mast writo a lair hand.
Address goat Offlco Box 34. . Jnlv 20
Mon l orful Invention of tile Ayr!
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED DY F. M. HUNT.
i'AT ENI KO MARCH 21,1871.
THIS Machino, which is now offered for
salo, surpassed any of its ago. It is use?
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For the table, it has not an
equal. For tho sick room, it stands unrival?
ed. For tho nursing mother, its iutriusic
valno is inestimable; us it fans to ret-t the
little darlings, and kat ps them fined from
troublo. No family should be without ono.
As a labor-saviug Machine, it saves tho biro
of ono servant. As an investment, there is
nothing ever offered to tho public in which an
activo, energetic man cou inako moro money
at. It ii tho Machino for the times. $1,000,000 1
worth will be sold. Any man with onlinury
onorgy can make from % 15 to ill'O per w-i lt,
clear of all expenses. Can bu ueen ut I.
Sulzhuchrr's Jowtdrv Storo.
.JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for hichland County,
July 23 _ P. O. Address, Columbia.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
[T don't contain Cococulim Indien? Fish
Horries to mnlie sleepy or headache.
Cheap Fertilizer'.
TONS COTTON '-KED MEAL. Excel
loni tor manure. EDWARD HOPE.
40
PROCLAMATION, j
WHERE A.B. tho poivco and tranquility of
oortain aootious of tho State of South
Carolina havo boen interrupted by assem?
blages of disguised men, who have assailed
and injured peaooful citizons.to their detri?
ment and Borious injury, involving, in many
cases, atrocious murders, upon quiet and
unoffending citizen?:
Now therefore, hu lt known that I. ROBERT
K. SCOTT, do vernor of tho State of South
Carolina, in order that tho parties to theee
morder? and outragea may be apprehended
and appropriately puninbod, do mane thiB,
my proclamation, that a roward of TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby offered for
tho apprehension and delivery of any and
! every parson or person?, in ?ey j ?il of ?bj*
j State, with proof to convict them of having
I aided or participated in any or either ot thone
acts of violence and murder, or of having, in
diaguiso, threatened the lifo of any ?no'within
j the Stato. Said rewards Bli all be paid to any
persons, either military or civilians, who may
un entitled to receive thom by arresting tho
offenders against tho law?.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto anb
scribed my nama, and causod tho
Great Seal of tim State to lie affixed, at
[L. s.] Columbia, this 28th day of July, A. D.
1871, and in tho ninety-sixth year of
American Independence.
ROU HUT K. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CAHDO/.O, Secretary of State.
jJnlySQ_ _ 2
EDWARD R. ARTHUR.
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
NO. 7 LAW HINGE.
WILL practice in th? Circuit and Probate
Courts of Richland and adjoining
Countioa. July 12 f3rao
Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.
SICKNESS and death of stock in ono of tho
greatest discouragements of tho farinor.
Tue cause of their dual h may bu beyond our
control, but very many cases, indeed, niuo
caaos nut of ten, tho discaso may he traced
to Indigestion, Derangement of tho Dowola,
Debility. Where this is the case, wa alwavs
have a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER?
MAN HORSE POWDER. With this groat
horde medicino you aro protected from lose.
?.For Weakness, Indigestion, Over-worked
Horses, no better preventivo medicino can bu
given. Trv it. For sato only by
E. II. Bk.INI.T8H,
July 7 t Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
NEWS
THE Proprietor of thu "LITTLE STORE"
has just returned from New York with a neat
assortment of
Choice Goods.
Cheapest yet of thu sensou. Call and seo, at
Tidy 27 C. P. JACKSON'S, niuln St.
Saluda Dental Society,
WILL meet in Greenville, H. 0., at half
p48t 8 o'clock P. M., AUGUST 1, 1871.
Dent isl M generally arc invited to attend. Ar?
rangements will hu made for thu usual reduc?
tion iu railroad and hot. 1 ralos.
N. SIMS. President.
J. R. THOMP ION. Sec'y. July 1(1 li
Refined. Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by tho gal?
lon or barrel. Also, in glaass, pints and
quarts. For salo low. E. HOPE.
Ghoice Family Flour.
o> Ai \ BARRELS strictly choice. For salo
?iVjy t low._ E. HOPE.
Imported Ale and Porter.
?")?*L CASKS-Pints-best brand?, in ?toro
Pearl Grist.
-I (\ DARRELS PEARL GRIST,
Wt 5 barrelli Pearl Hoininv, for sale I?
July 12 " E. HOPE.
Claret on Draught.
JUST m flied, ono Cask choice TABLE
CLARET, for salo low, hy th? gallon or
dozen, by JOHN AGNEW A SON. _
Cheap Dry Goods
FOR
3 0 DAYS 30
AT
"LOVE & CO.'S."
PREPARATORY lo renovating om stores,
we will CLOSE OUT the present stock
at
"Low Down Prices,"
And will open on MONDAY a new stock of
"FANCY FRENCH LAWNS,"
Together with ether
Dress Goods and Linen Goods,
For LADIES and MEN'S WEAR.
49* We sell only STANDARU makes of Goode,
sn that GREAT BARGAINS may be expected
aud wilt bo given. W. D. LOVE,
July 2_U. B. McOREERY.
THE MORRIS COTTON GIN
U.i-i J) IS TA NOE ? ALL OTHERS,
AND is warranted to do lt again. For fall
particulars, relativo to thean machines,
addrens F. MORRIS,
Juno 18 3nio Columbia, H. C.
Smoked Herrings.
?)/\f-\ ROXI'S SMOKED IIICItftlNGH,Just
ty) received and for. pale, at liftv cents
per box, hv J'WIN AGNEW fi HON.
The Georgia Gin
rrviis in tho third seas'in wo have sold Hmso
j ? GINS, and have never had a Kingle cuni
pl tint. Wo offer thetn with retuiwnd cohfi
donen, at moderato prices and rei!soi,able
terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Ants.,
July 132mn Columbia, M. C.
Freo Soup every day, at ll o'clock, at POL?
LOCK'S.
Oo-operativa.Baaing Association.
AB tpaay inquiries 'havo been directed to
mo relativo to tbe disposai of tho Mok?
ota wbioh may remata unsold, I irould otate
that they will all be ?oM boforo the drawing
take* place. Aa but 2,000 tiokota will bs is
anod. and tho price fixed ao low, a salo of all
tbe tickets moat bo effected in ordor to cover
tho oxponBes of tho drawing, and the General
Agont will positively not hold a ticket on tba
day of the raffle. AB it baa bocomo apparent
to ma that a largo amount of money bas boan
plaood by those selling tickets in tho hanks,
or otherwiao used, in ordor to obtain the in?
terest upon the same, I now offer to allow in
torcBt upon all hums paid luto my hands at
tba rate of ono per cent, per month from thia
date, payable on the day of drawing, but not
afterwards. It must bo apparent to all that j
Bolong as the money is kept ont of my hands,
I cannot fix a day for tho drawing. My bond,
in the penal sum ot $40,000, makes a deposit
with me aa safo as could bo desired. The
offer of a good rato of in t or OB t, and the de?
sire to invest all tho money in improvements
of a more extensivo character, aro au dicion t
i guaranty that tho drawing will tako plano at
an oarly a day as possible Evidence of tho I
improvements intended can bo Been at corner
of Main and Plain streets.
I must again request all who have money
in their bauds to remit the sams to mo, who
thcr it &moui:ts tc cns ticket cr ton.
DR. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agont, Box68, Columbia, 8. O.
July 25_ 6
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
* Tin-ware ! Tin-ware I. Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTEI.ING, and |
all work in this line, put up to ordor
and ready for sale at tho
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEA8E,
March 22 f_Proprietor.
READ THIS!
"^^TE take plceauro in calling tho special
attention of thc trade to our large and well
selected stock of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Men and Boys'
see BS AND mums.
Which we aro soiling at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
Give us a call, aud examino before you buy.
J. H. & M. L. KINABD.
May 20_
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Dealers and Those in Want
OF
DRY GOODS.
w
YT E havo now iu store a full line of the
newest and most
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, which wo guarantee, at all times, to sell
as low, if not at less prices, than any bouse
in Columbia, buying our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated establishments
in tho United States. And BB we desire to
please all, wo havo now in our honso tho
BEST GRADES
OF
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS?
From the lowest to the highest, and we feel
confidant that all those favoring ne with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
OUR HOUSE
IS
THE O 27 E
ID this city to deal with.
Wo will, upon application, Bend promptly
by mail, fall linos of samploa of those kind of
Goods desired and specified by our friendo
and customers. All orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered in
any part nf tho State freo of freight charges.
Those unaccompanied, will bc sent C. O. D.
Wo rosucotfully Bolicit orders, which will?
receive tho prompt and personal attention of
one of the firm. Our pricos being low, we
think wu can*rondor satisfaction to all. Give
us a t rial.
J. H. & M. L. KINARI),
May :t COLUMBIA, S. C.
^Ly-LOtloiOL ?ale?
Cottage ?loute.
BY MONTEITH & FIELDING.
On the FIR8T MONDAT in August next, at
10 o'ciook A. M., in front of tho Court II o uso,
wo will sell,
All that lot of GROUND, with a COTTAGE
or four Rooms, and KITCHEN with two
Rooms, situated at the corner ot Lumber and
Wayne streets.
For particulars, apply to Mr. John Lane, or
MONTEITH A FIELDING, Auctioneers.
Joly 28_?_8
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
II. C. PB1XOTTO & SON, Aofilonotn.
BY virtue of the power, duly conferred upon
the Citizens' Savings Bank, of Colombia,
by tbe Colombia Oil Company, to foreclose
tho mortgago of tho said Columbia Oil Com?
pany to the said Citizens' Savings Bank, of
Columbia, and to enter upon and to sell all
and singular the mortgaged premises herein?
after described, for the pnrpOSe Of satisfying
their debt; the said mortgage is hereby de?
clared to be foreclosed, and the said Colum?
bia Oil Company forever barred of aU claim
or equity of redemption in the promises; and
under tho same power as aforesaid, the un?
dersigned will sell, at public auction, he foro
tho Corni House, at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in August next:
All that certain lot of LAND, sitnata and
being in tho oily of Columbia, in the County
of Richland, and State of South Carolina,
consisting of one square in said city, con?
taining fonr sores of land, more or less, and
bounded by Wheat. Rice, Lincoln and Gads?
den Btroots, with all the buildings and erec?
tions on said lot of land, now used for the
purposes of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
011 Presses and maobinery of any kind what?
soever, in and upon said premises. Terms
oaah. W. MARTIN,
President Citizens' Savings Bank of South
Carolina. Jnly9-t
Sale of Valuable Lands.
BY order of the Superior Court, I will
joell at the Cnnrt House door in States
.ville, North Carolina, on WEDNESDAY,
lGih day of August noxt, 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND, lying in the County of Iredell, on tho
Catawba River and Lambert's Crook, 13 milos
South of Ktatesvillo, 27 miles North of Char?
lotte and about 5 miles West of the Atlantic
Tonnes see and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will
bo Bold in lots as follows:
No. 1, containing 288 acres, more or lees, on
which Dr. W. Hy are now lives.,
No. 2, containing 238 aoros, more or less,
adj oin i jg Lots NOB. 1, 3, 4 and 6. -,
No. 3, containing 281 acres, adjoining Noa.
1, 2 and 4.
No. 4, containing 285 aerea, adjoining Nos.
2, 3, 6 and G.
No. 6, containing 200 acroa, more or tess,
adjoining Noa. 4 and 6.
No. G, containing 400 acres, on which Col.
A. S. Brown now lives, adjoining No*. 2, 4
and 5.
On these lands are large bodies of fine
River and Crook Bottoms and a sufficient
quantity of Woodland on each traot. Gn the
400 acre tract lhere is a good Mill Honae and
Water Po wer, good Dwelling and other band?
ings- Good Water on each tract.
These lands are susceptible of the highest
state of cultivation, the up-lautts having a
good clay subsoil, and will produce Cotton,
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and tho other grain
and grass orops; and are sold as tho lands be?
longing'to the eatato of the late James 8.
By are. for assets.
TEBMB-One-half in six months; the ba?
llance in twelve months with interest from day
of sale. The purchaser may pay one-third or
tho whole of his bid any timo after the sale is
confirmed. Bond with approved seonrity will
bo required for the purchase monoy. Th?
title will bo retained until full payment-is
m ado.
Persons wishing to soe the lands will please
call upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thoa. Denton,
Esq. 0. A. CARLTON, I
Administrator de bonis non of James S. Byars.
Juno 30 _._Imo
FKE8H
TURNIP SEED!
J^UTA BAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
BED TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
For sale by . W. C. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
July 20 3mo Opposite Colombia Hotel.
PESSHAMB OOO!.!
w
E open this day a fresh lot of
DRY GOODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old stock
to work off, wo show new and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times Prices.
We ask espeoial attention and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only place in the city to pro?
cure these desirable goods is at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
Juno 14
TURNIP SEED
ci m
t?3 E, E. JACKSON'S. ?j
CC ?2"
tel ? Pi
qggs jiNHiix
Standard Mut;cines.
HEINITSH'S Groat Blood Medicine
QUEEN'S DELIGHT,
lloiniish'a Chill Cure, warranted. ,
H-?initsh'rt German Ho rs o Powder.
Iloinitab's Crimson Totter Wash.
Hoiniteh's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Care.
Heiiiitsh's Quaker Liniment.
Hoinitab's ?tanloy Cough Syrup.
Lol tho people trvthem. They stand or fall
upon tho vernie of tho people. To this test
tho proprietor invites tho searching discrimi?
nation of all. For salo only at
HEINITi H'S Drug Store,
july 7 t Opposite Phoenix office.