Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? mmmn _"mr .-mm, .am.-iq-iat. > ?fn Jm' ';, F"0rBl(Jri A??ttlrB?' f''j M NOON DESPATCHES. - ;. '* : : TERRIBLE REVELATIONS AT THU C0Ml4*UNIS?r OO?KT3 ^ARTIAL-Jl'lilAIION AND FLA? SK} NY TO. yiBTX IHELAND^irBBTZNG TO BE HELD IN HYDE PARK NEXT SUNDAY M AY O II BOQUES SENTENCED TO SEKVITUDB ?OB LIFE, 40., AO, . ' pAKig, August 9.-rAt tbe sitting pf tbe.court martial, to-day, witnesses tes? tified tbat they Baw Ferro release con? victs,, and givo them arms. Abbe Duroby said be bad served twenty-fi vb years as a missionary among tbe savages, and nover-had be witnessed atrocities equal to those perpetrated by the Communists. He said that among members of the court-martial held by the insurgents in Hocqu?tto prison there were boys of the aga of seventeen. Assi Borneill ad? mitted the share ho bad taken in tue executions of captives, ' and defended them on tho ground that they were jus? tified by the law of retaliation, resorted to by all civilized nations io time of war. The extraordinary statements df the .wit? nesses, and the audacity"of the accused, caused frequont scenes of - excitement ic tho conrt room, which was crowded tc suffocation. The President of the oourt was obliged to call on the officers several times to enforce order during the session, EDINBURGH, Angnst 9. '?- 250,00( strangers attended tho Scott centennial. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, Aa gust 10.-Marshal Mo Ma bon and Count JPlasigny are expected ti ' visit Ireland. A meeting is called for Hyde Park, oi Sunday next, to protest against prohibit iug the Dublin meeting. t . ? ? VB UH AILLES, August 10. --Tho ?our martial sentenced Roques, Mayor o P?teux, to penal servitude for lifo. Tb official prosecutor said the Mayor's mode rate language entitled him tosomefavoi The prisoners complain of the comment of'the-press npon their oases. American Inicllluenco. t?OON DESPATCHES. DISSATISFACTION IN CALIFORNIA-FATA BAIMtOAD ACCIDENT-IMPORTANT ?N9TJI ANGE DECISION-THREE HOBS I)BATU FROM THE, WESTFIELD BISASTE?-NE' YORK SANITARY COMMISSION1 AND EP. DEMKJ3--QODAN .8UOO ESS EB-LOUIS IAN BErOBLIGAN CONTENTIONS'-FATAL Bj PLOSIONS-lA?ilENHE TUNNEL-MODLE, CATIONS IN. APPLICATIONS FOB PENSION -ROUT WELL'S INSTRUCTIONS-DEFECT TV? BOILER" DISCOVERED ON A FERD BOAT,' AC, AO.F : CALIFORNIA, August 0.-The Paoifi coast press unanimously aondemn tl order of the War Department,- Bounte rounding Stoneman's order for an acth campaign against the Apaches, for tl purpose of giving the Quakers an oppo tao i ty to operate. The. Secretary and-Treasury remitk the forfeiture of 12,800 bags of sngi seized for under-valuation from the Sr Francisco Sugar Refining Company. The steamer Montana, from Maza tim brings $400,000 in treasure. Sonora and Sinaloa voted for Juarez HELENA,' MONTANA, August 9.-R . turns indicate tbn^eleotion of Clagget Delegate to Congre??. " NEW ORLEANS, August 9..-The Co tom House Convention Committee c Credentials reported for Warmouth del gates in several Parishes and five ont fifteen city wards. Speeches were d livered 'by Postmaster Lowell, Dun Garter, Ingraham, Hardy and others all exceedingly bitter on Warmouth, ai tbe majority pronounced him rcorcaqt every trust and nn enemy to the Repu Hean party. The committee report resolutions guaranteeing a place in fr Hohools to every ohild; approving limil tion of the State debt to $25,60O,O( calling apon the Governor to preBer the peace; declaring that Gov. Henry Warmouth no longer enjoyed the OOH denco of the Republican party; instrn ing tho delegates to volo for U. S. On for the nomination at the next Natioi Republican Convention; declaring I New Orleans Republican no longer 1 organ of tho Republican party, and ai ing the Administration to withdraw 1 Federal printing; thanking Presid? Grant for his promptness iu protect] - them. AU the Federal officials were elected on the Central Com mitt Convention then adjourned sine t The troops on* doty were procured fr> Gen. Reynolds, commanding in Tej on a requisition from the United Ste Marshal. Tho Warmouth Oonventioi now in session at Turners' Hall. BANGOR,-ME., August 10.-An oxpt train approaching the town went throi a rotten bridge. . There is a long list wounded and several killed. SVRAODSE, N. Y., A?gust 10.-' Bennett insurance case-involving t ty-thrco suits, aggregating $120,00 bas been deoided in favor of the o papy. The conflagration was prodo by fraudulent co u tri vaneen. CINCINNATI, Angnst* 10.-Two keg powder exploded in a burning house Vienna, Ohio, killing four and inj ai twenty-seven. SALT LAKE, August 10,-Tho s tea Lady of the Lake, built ia New Y was successfully launched to-day. NEW YORK, August 10.-Three n Westfield deaths swell the slaughte 100. John H. Horn, second officer of steamer. Sherman, from Havana, diei yellow fevers . Dr.! Mor ri?, of the Sanitary Def ment, says nb un usual Bteps are b taken to prevent the appearance Asiatic cholera, and there aro no iuc tions of its coming at present. Captain W. F. Lyons, of tho Ht staff, is dead? . The Sun say's authentic news 1 Cuba,, through Spanish sources, si the Cabans achieved two important tories in the Eastern district. BUFFALO, August ' 10.-Yost?n " postponed race was won by Major A in 2.26, 2.2&X end 2.24. The $] . purse was won by Susie-time : 2.2?K nod 2.27??. " ?g NIGHT DESPATCHES. ? SAN FRANCISCO, August 9.-Tho Lake Tohoo and Central Pacific Railroad tan-' uol will bo five milos Ioog, through., granito sixteen feet?in height and twen? ty-one feet wide. NEW OR ti K ANS, Augnst 10.-Tho up troin on the Houston and Great Northern Road, pushing two flats, containing the officers of a company, was thrown from the track by. an obstruction, placed- by a malicious person, fifteen miles abovo Houston, Texas. Dr. 0. G. Yoong/ President, and Wm. M. Wilson, Assist? ant Civil Engineer, were killed; Turner, brakeman, probably fatally hurt, and C. E. Noble, Chief Engineer and Superin? tendent,-.and Beveral others severely hurt. At a convention of tho Warmouth wing, lust -evening, 107 delegates an? swered to the roll call.- Geo. Horron's resolution WOB adopted, that Senator West bo requested to introduce a resolu? tion, at the next session of Congress, calling apon the President and other of? ficers of tho -Government for all infor? mation id their possession regarding the use of the custom honso. for holding a State convention, and the . authority given to tho United Stales Marshal for the appointment, of Deputy Marshals, and - for bringing troops to suppress a convention. Another resolution was re? ferred, which demands the removal of Collector Casey, Postmaster Lowell, De? puty Collector Herwig, United States Marshal Packard, Assessor Jouhert, and Revenne Collector Stockdale. The Con? vention adjourned till 12 o'clock to-day. MONTGOMERY, AE-A., August 10,-The first bale of Alabama cotton was received to-day by A. & H. Strassburger. ' It was raised in this County, hy G. G. Jackson, and is classed middling. NEW YOEE, August 10.-Testifying at the coroner's inquest, Superintendent Braisted thought there was no one aboard the Westfield that understood testing the correctness of a gauge. It is announced that the New York Central and Hudson River. Pennsylva? nia Central and Erie Railway Companies have made another important reduotion in transportation rates for all dusses of I freights Westward. The Sun says United States Inspector Stratton yesterday discovered that tho boiler of the Staten Island ferry boat Middletown was so defective that light raps with a hammer made ruptures. Fortunately the thorough examination drives the Middletown off the line for some time. A new boiler seems abso? lutely necessary. The boiler in use is rotten, leaky, and. patched in several places. It was built in 1864. WASHINGTON, Augast 10.-The regula? tions for applications for pensions fur the war of 1812 ore modified. The loyalty of. the claimants must bo proved. Wit? nesses need not prove their loyalty, but mast have the certificate of a Federal officer as to character and veracity. To? tal applications for snch pensions to date, ovor 30,000. Between now and the 1st of Septem? ber, Do ut well will call for tho amount of the subscription to the new loan and considerable Barns in addition, and com? menc? the redemption of the 5.20s of 1802. Weather probabilities-The area of clouds and rain in the Carolinas will pro? bably begin to-night to oxtend North? ward, with Easterly winds on tho middle Atlantic ooast aud threatening weather on Friday. Pleasant weather will proba? bly continuo in New England; and tho low pressure in Wisconsin will extend to Lake Huron. Threatening weather and local storms aro probable from Ohio to Illinois and Northwards. Tho baiome ter will probably continue low in the South-west and Gulf States, with nume? rous local rains in 'the afternoon from Louisiana Eastward to the Atlantic. The Secretary of tho Treasury has addressed a lotter to tho national banks, informing them that arrangement!* have been made for the disposal of tho re? mainder of tho bonds offered by tho Se? cretary on the 28th of February lust "being about 8103,000,000. Tho arrange? ments arc subject to tho condition that the .national banks shall have tho oppor? tunity, within sixty days from this date, to subscribe for any sum or sums, not exceeding $50,000.000. % The Secretary has addressed tho following to tho agents heretofore appointed: "Negotiations having been perfected for the sale of the remainder of tho $200,000,000 of -fivo per ceut. bonds offered to tho publio by tho letter of the Secretary of tho Trea? sury on tho 28th February last, the au? thority of the agents heretofore desig? nated is limited to tho salo of equal amounts of four, four and a half and .five per cent, bonds, or equal amounts of fonr and five per cent, bonds," LONQ BRANCH, N. J., August 10.-To the Rfght Honorable the Ea? of Dalkeith, Edinburgh, Scotland: Owing to absonoe from home, I did uot receive your con? gratulations and expressions of friend? ship for the American people in time to send a reply to be read at tho centennial celebration of that eminent scholar and historian whose birth you commemorate. The American people, who have been in? structed" and edified by Sir.Waiter Scott's works of history, poetry and notion, will highly appreciate your cordial expres? sions of friondship, and reciprocate thom in all sincerity. (Signod) U. 8. GRANT. A meeting has been held in Greenville and a committee appointed to memorial? ize the Legislature to roduoo the foes charged under the "Code," or to abolish it altogether. A young mau, named M. J. Murray, of Charleston, died in Anderson, on Tuesday morning last, of consomption. Ho had been traveling in the mountains for his health. ?" Mr. James A. Nicholson, au estimable' and worthy young gontloman, died in Edgefield, on tho Otb. The Duko of Montpelier, a Spanish journal, cays, "is as bold as a plebeian, vain as a noble, rich as a king." -.fir':i B -nf. > . ??? ! ??? .? ? A pin,, carelessly dropped "tn tho loom by tho female . oporativo, spoiled 7U01 yards of: cloth in one of . the mills of Lawrence, on Tuesday. * ' ' Of 203,000 gallons of brandy in the] conntty, only 100,000 gallons are made from fruits, the rest being compounded j from Tarions spirits. Whole herds of cattle near Council Bluffs, Iowa, are becoming totally blind, and no causo can be assigned for tho ca? lamity. A London telegram states that prepa? rations are making iu ParisTor the rocep- ' tion of ox-President Andrew Johnson, who is shortly expected to visit Puris. A German, named Aleck Bernhardt, was drowned in a pond, at tho brewery, near Atlanta, on Sunday, by falling from a horse be was watering ip the pond. F?? Arid AL An O ?UMUlfiiiVlA&M LONDON, Augast 10-3 P. M.-Con? sols 93%@93%. Bonds easier, nt 93%. LIVERPOOL, August 10-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened quiot-uplands 8%; Orleans ^O'? LONDON, August 10-Evening.-Con? sols 93%. Bonds 93%. Bullion in? creased over ?1,000,000. LIVERPOOL, August 10-Evening.- I Cotton closed dull and unchanged. NEWTQBK, August 10-Noon.-Stocks ! not quite so strong as at the opening. Governments dull and steady. State bonds strong-Tonnessees aud North Carolinas active. Flour and corn dull and drooping. Wheat quiet and un? changed. Pork rnther weak, at 13.25? 13.37. Cotton easier; sales 140 bales uplands 19%. Freights steady. Gold 11%. Money 2. 7 P. M.-Cotton irregular; demand chiefly for low grades; sales 2,013 babs -uplands 19%. Flour-Southern dull1 and lower; common to fair extra 5.25(u) 6.40; good to choioo 0.60@9.00. Whis koy 92(3)92%. Wheat closed a Bhado firmer-new red Tennessee 1.40; winter red 1.34(3)1.40; amber .Western 1.43@ 1.45. Corn closed active, at 66%(3)66. Rice firm, at 8%@9%. . Pork 13.00(3) 13.12. Beef quiet.- ;Lard heavy-kettle 9%. Freights dull. Increased activity in money; loans were made at 4. Ster? ling dull, closing nt <JJ Gold 12 (3)12%. Government not very active; 62s and Gs, old, %o. better; January and July issues %o. oif ; 62s 16. Tennessees very strong. . North Carolinas better to? day. Tennessees 75%; new 75%. Vir? ginias 64; new 72; Louisianas 64; new 60; levees 69; 8s 83. Georgias "83. Alabamas 100; ?s 07; 7s 93. North Ca? rolinas 45%; new 29. South Carolinas 71; new 58. * . ' CINCINNATI, August 10.-Flour firm. Corn quiet. Pork declined, at 12.60. Lard drooping, nt 8%@9. Buoon holders anxious; shoulders 5%; olear sides 7%. . Whiskey 89. LOUISVILLE, August 10.-Flour steady. Corn weak. Provisions unsettled. Pork -13.00 asked; no buyers. Shoulders 6. Lard 10(3)11. Whiskey 89. ST. LOUIS, August 10.-Corn drooping -yellow, sacks, 48(3)49. Flour droop? ing-saper winter 4.00(3)4.25. Whiskey 90. Bugging quiet, at 19%@20. Pork dosed lower, at 12.50. Bacon easier shoulders 6%; clear Bides 8%. Lard dull-choico.keg 10%. BALTIMORE, AuguBt 10.-Flour dull. Wheat firm, except for Ohio and In? diana, which are dull. Corn firm. Pork quiet, at 14.50@15.00. Bacon steady. Lard scarcer. Whiskey unchanged. Cotton dull and nominal-middling 19%; | receipts 38 bales; sales 63; stock 1,113. . GALVESTON, AugustlO.-Cotton dull-| good ordinary 16; receipts 350 bales; stock 1,506. NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Flour dull -double 6.50; treble 6.75?7.0i>. Corn firm-mixed 68; white 70. Pork dull and nominal, at 14.50. Bacon dull, at 7%(3$9. Lard dull, nt 10-)?(3kll%. Su? gar quiet-fair 10%. M?. lasses dull plantation fermenting 42}.i. Whiskey dull, at 92(3)1.00. Coffee nominal. Cot? ton dull and nominal-low middling 17J.<; receipts 206 bales; sales 1,000; stock 41,417. .CHARLESTON, August 10.- Cotton dull -middling 18; receipts 52 bales; sales 25; stock 3,304. MEMPHIS, August 10. -Cotton flat middling nominally 17%. AUOUSTA, August 10.-Cotton dull and easier-middling 19^. MOBILE, August 10.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 17%? 17%; receipts 89 bales; sales 60; stock 5,948* BOSTON, August 10,-Cotton unchang? ed-middling 20; receipts 452 bales; sales 200; stock 6,000. WILMINGTON, August 10.-Cotton quiet! -middling 19; stock 565. SAVANNAH, AuguBt 10.-Cottou dall and nominal-low middling 1G@16V?; receipts 60 bales; sales 25; stock 4,925. Wanted, AaOOD COOK, (colored,) without ineum branco. .Wu gea goori,mid promptly paid. Apply at tho corner of Oates unri Richland atrecta. _Aug. ll 3 ~ Coal ! Coal ! Coal ! PERSONS lu Want of COAL ahould give in their ordera at once-or, at tho lateat, by tho 25th-IIB the summer freight rato ends on the lat Hoptenibor. T. J. HARPER. : Aug. ll_t___!i_ Fall and Winter Importation-1871. RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods. ABUSTRONGTCATOR & co., IMPORTERS and Jobbers of Bonnet, Trim? ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bounet Silk?, Satins and Volvots, blonds, Notts, Crapes, RuoheB, Flowers, Fea them, Ornamenta, Straw Bonnots and Lachea' Hata, trimmed and un? trimmed. Hhakor Hood?, &o. 237 and 239 llMlimore street, Itaitimore, Md. Offer tho largest stock to ho found in this country, and unequalled in dioico varioty and choauiic&B, comprising the latoat Europoan ii o vol t ion. Orders BOlioitod and prompt atton Uoji jrjven._t_-Amt ll 12* _ STUCKS, BONDS anil COUPONS bought and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Bfokor. OF CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. FALL AND WINTER OF 1871. THE aubsoribcre, Jobbora and WholoBalo Dealern in the oily of Charleston, 8. C., beg to oall the attention of tho merchants of tho interior of thia and the adjoining States to thia market, as being now ono of tho most dosirablo in which to procuro full supplies of all articles they may require. Tho wants of tho country having rapidly increased, with ample facilillos to enablo cs to procuro our supplies direct, from first hands in Europoand this country, wo aro now propared I to exhibit more varied and complete stocks of seasonable GOODS than at any period since tho war, and will dlanose of thora on as good torms as any other market. "Daily facilities afforded for shipment of goods to any point desired." Dry Goods. EDWIN BATEB A CO., No. 124 Meeting MAR8UALL A BURGE, No. 143 Meeting street. street. JOHNSTON, CREWS A CO., No. 41 Hayno CHANE, BOYL8TON A CO., corner Hayne struct. and Meeting stroets. Clothing. EDWIN BATES A CO., No. 122 Meeting street. Fancy Goods, Notions, &c. STEELE A WARDELL, Ko. 1G7 Mooting I JOHN S. FAIRLY A CO., No. 35 Hayno street. I street. SELL A FOSTER, No. 27 Hayne street. Millinery and Straw Goods. CHARLES A. LENGNICK, No. 1G1 Meeting etroot. Boots and Shoes. D. F. FLEMING ft CO., corner Uayno and I T. M. BlUBTOLL A CO., No. 115 Meeting Church Btreeta. | streot. E. B. STODDARD & CO., No. 1G5 Meeting street. Hats and Gaps. THOMAS M. HORSEY A BRO., No. 251 EDMONDS T. BROWN, No. 43 Hajno Hayne street. | utreot. Hardware. J. E. ADGER A CO., No. 130 Meeting st. | HART A 00., No. 30 Hayno street. C. GRAVELLY, corner East Bay and Bojco's Wharf. Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware and Carriage Materials. . K. THOML1NSON A CO., No. 137 Meeting street. Drugs and Medicines. OOODRICH, W1NEMAN A CO., No. 35 Hayne street. Crockery and Glassware. WM. L. WEBB, No. 123 Mooting street. Groceries. GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., corner Hayne and Church streets. Groceries, Liquors, &c. J. A. QUACKENBC3H, No. 122 East Bay 1 W. H. CHAFEE A CO., No. 207 East Bay street. I street. BOLLMANN BROS., No. - Eaat Bay atroet. Paints, Oils, Glass; &c. HOLMES A CALDER. No. 205 East Bay I WM. M. BIRD A CO., corner East Bay and street. I Cumberland streets. Job Printer, Stationer and Book-seller. EDWARD FERRY, 149 Moeting atrcet. Type and Printing Material, Paper, Stationery, Job and Book Printing. WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL, 3 Broad streot, and 109 EaBt Bay. Aug ll t2mo GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION! rpiCKETS tu the Concerts of tho SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION ready fur oslo and delivery. All orders from tho country promptly filled. Agents wanted for tho Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Spartanuurg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco neo and Dickons.. Apply to, D. GAMDRILL A CO., June G (louerai Agento, Columbia, S. C. uoiumbia Must Do a Larger Business. -xtr'it Preparation for a Itig Trail?:. HAVING put our Retail Ilou-e iri order, we. aro how prepared to show our customers a F?LL LINE OF GOODS, in every depart? ment, which will bc largely replenished by every steamer with cboico and seasonable gooda, unrivalled for quality, etylcH and price?. One of tho ?rm is now in New York looking after tho iutoreata of our customers. Wc in? tend tn exhibit, this f.ill and winter, tho best stool; of goods over oponed in Columbia, at prices to suit all. Wo keep only standard hinges of goods di? rect from manufacturers and importers, and sell to every ono aliko, having but ONE PRICE. Our Wholesale and Carpet ltoom will con? tain a choico stock of good*, in quality and patterns. Big line of DOMESTICS always ou baud. W. D." LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. W. D, LOVE, B. II. MCCBEEBY. Angt) STOVES!-STOVES! STOVES! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! .* ? 9 PLUMBING, HOOFING, QUTTERINO, and all work in this line, put up to ordor and ready for sale at tho CAROLINA MANUFACTORY. Call at either bouse-Columbia or Newberry ll EN KY II. H LEASE, March 22 f Proprietor. Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved styles, can be ob? tained at I. SULZBACHERS establish? ment, Main atroct, Columbia Hotel Row. Sots and half sills in great variety. Also, solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. 81'EOT A - OLES and EYE-GLASSES to suit all ages. On Consignment, BOXES SCALED HERRINGS, 35 cents por box. August 3 _GEO. SYMMERS, The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN preference, to London Torter and Scotch Ale. Why? Thoy know it is unadultoratod. i 200 NEWS. .1. UPI Proprietor o? tho "LITTLE ST?HE" has j ?int returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of thc seuson. Call and seo, at Tilly 27 C F. JACKSON'S, MnliySt. Tax Notice. OFFICE OF COUNTY Aunrron, RICHLAND Co., COLUMBIA, S. C., June 28.1871. ?X pursuance of an Act of tho General Aa aumhlv, at ita last session, my office in Co? lumbia will bo open, on and after lat day of July next, to August 20, to receive tho returns of Personal Property of the tax-payera of thia County ror the yoar 1871. Bianka can bo ob? tained at thia omeo, in tho Court House. , Tax-payors aro required to ontcr on blank? all trauafore or purchases of real estate, and also all now buildings erected since last re? turn. Whore lax-payera neglect to mako i hoir re ' ..rc?, tho County Auditor is compelled; hy law, to charge them with tho return of tito previous year and add liltv per cent, thoroto aa penalty. M. J. CALNAN, June 20_Auditor Hlchlaud County. . The Georgia Gin. riMIIS ie tho third season wo have aohl thoae X OINS, and have never had a siugle com? plaint. Wo ofter thora with renewed confi denco, at moderato priooa and reasonable teriuB. LOUICK ?t LOWRANCE, Agta., Julyl3 2mo_Columbia, H. 0. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. .REYNOLDS1 IMPROVEMENT. flMiOSE who have lost several Natural JL Tooth, mid havo been adviaed to part with remaining sound ones, aa tho flret step towards obtaining artificial substitutes, aro requested, before aubmiUing to z. practice, cruel in itaolf and often uunocesaarily per? formed, to convince thcmaolvoa of ita fallacy, hy looking closely into a matter of BO much importance 'Ibo ahovo improvement waedesigned to ro? sita so deplorable a practico, and altera tho? rough test ot moro than throe y cara, ia found capahlo of accomplishing what no other sys? tem of Artificial Dentistry httB heretofore done. It ia now possible to obtain partial cases* which will nave for yeare Natural -Teeth, and ho at tho saino timo roUablo in every respect. Au invitation in hereby given to such RB feel interested to call at our Operating Koonin, and examine duplicate specimens nf cases unwin actual Uao. Nov Ct REYNOLDS ft REYNOLDS. Froo Soup overyday, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. ^.Uciio??. Salo?. Foreclosure of Mortgage. D. C. PK1?OTTO ?C SON, Auctioneers BY virtue of tho power, duly conferred upon tho Citizens' Havings liank of Conimbia, by the Columbia Oil Company, to foreclose tho mortgago of tho said Coluicpia Oil Com pany to the said Citizens'Savings Bank of Columbia, and to onter upon and to sell all. and singular the mortgaged promises herein? after described, for tho purposo of satisfying thou- debi ; tho said mortgago is hereby de? clared to bo foreclosed, and tho said Colum? bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim or equity of redemption in tho promises; and under the samo powor as aforesaid, the under? signed will Bell, at publie auction, before the Court House, at Columbia, on the first MON? DAY in September next: All that cortaiu lot of LAND, situate and being iu tho city of Columbia, in tho County of Richland, and Stato of South Carolina, consisting of ono square in said city, con? taining four acree of land, more or lesa, and bounded by Wheat, Bice, Lincoln and Gads? den streets, 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, Oil Presses and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon said premises. Terms casu. W. MARTIN. President Citizens' Savings Bank of South Carolina._August ll t NEW ARRIVALS DA Xii 71 J?8T IN, a choice lot o? SHEET OIL CLOTHS, out to fit any Bizsd room or hall. A beautiful line of PRINTS, iu Light and Mediums. An elegant collection, of WHITE G JODS, of every description. A full line O? HOUSE-FURNISHING AR? TICLES, at prices beyond competition. A full, complete, well-assorted, new sflSbk of Ladies', Miases', Men's and- Childron'a SHOES, of all the popular styles, at price a that ehow our ability to seU cheap Gooda. August 8 B. 0. SHIVER A CO. DR. S. P. F ANT'S SUPERIOR , i TONIC BITTERS ^^^^M IS composed of the best Anti-po tfsSfflirariodio Tonics known to tho medical YUM profoeeion. Tho addition of cortain pjapJ ingredients hae completoly dis JffiSTjA guised tho taeto of tho Tonio prin ^mW^, oiple as to render it palatablo, even to tho most fastidious. It augments the energy of the vital func? tions, exerting a powerful influence over the digestivo, astimulative, sanguiniferoaa and nervous eystems. It proves salutary in the debility conse? quent upon all malarious diseases, violont bodily or mental exertion, in weakness of the constitution of both BOXOS, in nervous vertigo, heart-ache, tie-doloreux, and. many local pains, dependent on deficient energy in the nervous system. It also po?seesoB laxative and alterative properties, and will remove all biliousness from tho' stomach, increase the appetite, and invigorate the whole system. Prepared only by 8? F. FANT, Newberry, 8. C. For sale at W. 0. FISHER'S New D.rug Store, Opposito Columbia Hotel, August 9 Gmo Columbia, 8. O. . FXUBSH ANS OOO!. I W E open this day a fresh lot of DRY Gr O ODS, Direct from first bands. Having no old stock to work uff, wo show new and fresh Goods, at Dull Times Prices. Wo ask especial atteution and examination of our low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only placo in the city to pro? cure these desirable gooda ie at PO fri1 ER & STEELE'S. June 14_. ? THE MORRIS COTTON OIN HAS DISTANCED ALL O TUERS. . AND ia warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relativo to these machines, address E. MORRIS, June 18 9mp _ Columbia. 8. O. Cleavolcn? Mineral Springs, (FUHMEKLY WILSON'S,) 55 Alitea Weat of Charlotte, JV. O. rnilE subscribers, having associated them X selves in the management of theae Springs, would announce to their friends' and the public that the House is now open for the reception of visitors. To thoso who have teated the virtuos of these extraordinary watera, it ia deemed'un? necessary to say anything byway.of com? mendation, but to others t hoy confidently as? sure satisfaction-if they will mako trial of the healing properties of tho waters for only a short timo. * . Wc p)3dgo onrsolves to spiro neither pains nor expense in order to rondor all who may favor us with a call as comfortable as possi? ble. In prospect of an abundance of supplies, we have adopted tho following Beale of* REDUCED CU AUG ES: If over 10 days, at.f 1.50 per day. If not over 10 days,. T.75 " Singlo day. 2.50 Children between the ages of two and eight years, and colored servants, at half ratos. Wash'ng on reasonable terms. lt is experted that the Western Dividion of tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad will bo completed to within a milo or two of the Spring.! at an oarly day. J. J. BLACKWOOD, Juno 4 ?_R. M. OATES._ A fresh supply of Bram?n Lager at POL? LOCK'S.