Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. _ foreign A nairn NOON DESPATCHES. FBBNOH ELECTIONS--rilOQEEDlKQa IN PAB LIAMENT RELATIVE TO AL All AM A DA? MAGES-MEETING OF Tll? EMPERORS-1 THE .CHOUBRA-BB-BUTLDIN?PARTS PAR?S," August ll.-i-Eleotipns for Council Generals will take piuco early in September. The tax bill is under dis? cussion in the Assembly. - The party of J the Bight in tho Assembly demand that Thiers' term of office be prolonged. LONDON, August ll.-In the House of Lords; to-day, Lord Itodsdalo quos- ? tioned tho right of the United States to maintain ita demand of indemnity for damages caused by the Alabama, now that tho American Qovernment "had granted amnesty to the late rebels and reconciliation with tho SoUth was com? plete.. He asked whether the Qovern? ment intended to bring this point to the attention of arbitrators at Geneva, and proceeded to argue at ot great/length. Lord Granville replied that the question of liability for the depredations of the Alabama would be argued in all ita bear-1 ingabefore the arbitrators, by Sir Bonn del Palmor and. other eminent counsel retained on the part of Great Britain, whose interests-would certainly not suf? fer for luck of able and learned defend? ers./'' . ',.'?> j LONDON, August ,12.r-The meeting of the Emperors ' of-Germany and Austria was cordial. The Post attaches political sigaiQoauoe to .the meeting. It is re? ported' that -the negotiations bo tween Franco and Germany-make the total evacuation of French territory probable by tho end of-'the'yean""' ; Thiers urges' upon' the Military Com? mittee the .necessity.of. a large arma? ment and an effeotive force of 500,000. BBBLTNV August 12.-The Imperial Government, as well as the local autho? rities, have' adopted most stringent mea? sures for the prevention of the spread of the cholera. Twenty-three persona were attnokod with the disenso at Konigsburg yesterday-thirteen of whom are already dead. No cases of cholera have ap? peared in the South bf Russia. FARTS, August 12.-The City Counoil voted to raise a loan of 350,000,0001., to be used for re-building and repairs. PABIS, August 12.--Thiers replied to a deputation of; the Parla Council,- urging the removal pf tho Assembly to Paris that the,question rested with the Assem? bly, untrammeled by his action. BERLIN, August 12.-Bismarok, acting as Chancellor of the German Empire, decides, that the school system of Alsace shall be moro, sectarian. LONDON, August 12.-It is -reported that Sir Alexander Cockburn, Lord Chief Justice of England, was appointed the arbitrator under tho Washington treaty. A dospatch from Stow market reports eighteen killed and nine missing. It is supposed they perished by the gun cot? ton explosion. " f '. Anurloan Intclltaence. NOON DESPATCHES. APACHE TROUBLES-SUNDAY LAW TN CIN? CINNATI, AO. AO. DAN FRANCISCO. August ll.-Cook, with, bia command, was at the head of Wrebapa canon, Arizona. Apaches- in Arizona and Sonora are very active. The Mexican Government has increased the bounty for Apaohe scalps. NEW YORK, August ll. -The Executive Committee-of-: the Union Paciflo Railroad nnd PaoiQo Mail- Company, to-day, con? summated a cbntraot by which the rates of fare and freight will be materially ad? vanced: NEW YOBS, August 12.-The Cincin? nati. Aldermen defeated the Councilmen's bill, repealing Sunday laws-twelve to thirteen-but tabled a resolution request? ing the Mayor to enforce them-thirteen to niuo.! . A negro raped a daughter of Rev. E. M, Walters, aged eleven,'at Hook ford, , lil. 'Judge Lynch threatens bim. Mayor .Hall; of New York, saved a child'from drowning, in South Bay, by ' jumping from a boat and swimming to a yacht from whioh tho'child hod fallen. . .->*. JilGHT D?SPAT?HES. WASHINGTON, August 12.-Two labor? ers were killed by a caving bank. Dr. J. C. Wellington accepts tho Pre? sidency of Columbia College. Weather probabilities-Tho barometer will probably continue to fall North and West of Illinois, and, to a less extent, ^frotn Texas to Florida, and local rains aro probable for theso regions on Sun? day. A disturbance of sbme extent will . probably bo developed in Central Flo? rida. The light local storms now pre? vailing Oa LUD ???st of NurLu Carolina and Now England will probably be dis? sipated, and a rising barometer, with warm weather, prevail On Sunday from Virginia to tho lower lakes ana New England. * COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 12.-Gen. . Thomas Ewing, Jr,, delivered the open-, ing campaign speech for the Ohio De-' m oe racy in the coming contest for Go? vernor. The speech mainly discusses finanoial issues. He says the Democracy of Ohio propose that the General Go ? vornment shall furnish all the money of the people in an issu? whioh shall be a legalrtender, equally .with coin, for all. publie and private debts whatsoever, ex ' oopt whore tho contract expressly calls for. specie, and With it redeem the 5-20 bonds; and that to prevent any undue expansion of the ourroncy, it shall issue a three-per cont., bond, whioh shall be exchangeable, at par, for the legal ton ." .ders, nt-any time/and into which the legal tenders may.'ot tho option of the holders, at any time be ooo vor tod. Om OP MEXICO, August 0.-Tho op S>nition is gaining. .Pedro has 2,227; ??it 8,094; Jaurez 5,032r; .Troops havo been sent to Tobasoo td step outrages. NET?T.YOBK, August r 12.- A London letter saj's'tho Emperor of Brazil still inteods to visit the United States. Tko Jler?hl says Catacnzy is1 recalled at tho request of Fish. 'i g a ? g An inlorviower saya FraDk Blair pre? fers Gratz Brown for President. ti Another Westfield victim haB floated Ashore. NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-About 2 o'clock this morning, Dominick Byrnes inflicted three dangerous stabs upon Ned HughB, a cab driver, who went to the hospital, bleeding, profusely. Subse? quently Byrnes stabbed Pat. Brady twice ! through the heart, killing him instantly. After a chase of several blocks, Byrnes was captured by the police. riNANUlAIi ANO CUmOttflKCIAl.. NEW YonK, August 12-Noon.-Flour Rteady. Wheat and corn a sbade firmer. Pork firm, at 13.60@13.62. Cotton do pressed-uplands 19; Orleans 19j}?; sales 735. Freights steady. Stocks steady, but not very active. Gold firm, at 12,V?. Governments strong but dull. State bonds dull-new South Carolinas very active. Money easv, ut 3. Exokauge long 9}i\ short 10. 7 P.M.-Tho bank statomeut shows i loans have increased over $1.500,000; specie decreased Si,000,000; deposits deareased over $1,000,000; legal tenders decreased $1,500,000. Specie shipments to-day $351,000. Cotton quiet and weak ; sales 850 bales-uplands 19. Flour unchanged. Wheat firmer for winter winter red Western 1.39?1.42; amber Western 1.45@1.1G. Com firmer, nt 67. Pork 13^@13??. Lard quiet kettle 9>.<(a)9^. Freights aro lower. Money abuudaut, at 2@3. Sterl?ug 92?@9J?. Gold 123?@12>?. Govern? ments very strong and steady-62s 14%. Tennessees very firm. Now South Ca? rolinas very active. Teuuessees 75; new 75;;.'. Virginias Gi; new 72. Louisi? anas 65; new 60; levees 68}.<; 8s 82. Alabamas 100; 5s 67. Georgias 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 45; now 27. South Carolinas 70; new 58. BALTIMORE, August 12.-Flour quiet Wheat dull. Corn quiet. Pork stendv, at 14.25@15.00. Shoulders 0?^@7. Lard dull, at 10&@11. Whiskey 91. Cotton dull and heavy. CINCINNATI, August 12.-Flour and grain unchanged. Pork 12.50. Lard quiet, at 8%. Shoulders 13' {; olear Bides 7>?. Whiskey 1.08. CHARLESTON, August 12.-Cotton dull -low middling 17J?; recoipts 94 bales; stock 3,347. AUGUSTA, August 12.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 16%@17. MOBILE, August 12.-Cotton dull middlings 17>a(oil7J.< ; receipts 160 bales; stock 5,109. SAVANNAH, August 12.-Cotton dull. NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-Flour quiet-super 4.75; double 6 50; treble 6.62@7.00. Corn firm, at G8@70. Pork in speculative demand; sales at '14.00? 14.25. Bacon dull, at 7@8^. Whiskey quiet, at 91@1.00. Coffee quiet, at 14y, (all5%. Cotton dull and lower-low middlings 16>3@17; receipts 398; sales 1,100; stock 37,690. GALVESTON, August 12-Colton dull and lower-good ordinary 15%; receipts 165; Btook 1,800. BLONDON, August 12-Noon.-Consols 93>?. Bonds 93%. FRANKFORT, August 12.-Bonds 97^?. LIVERPOOL, August 12-Evening. Cotton opened flat and closed easier uplands 8%; Orleans 9; Bales 8,000 bales; export and speculation 1,000. Taken Up, Wfej. ON tho 5th or Gth instant, at Lnko MflBSBi Davis' plantation, about thirteen ^XZ^Lmiles from Columbia, on t!io Nowber ^^^^ry road, a small iron-grey MULE; blind in one oye; dark noir on tho right hip. The owner can have tho samo by proving pro perty and paying charges. August 13 1?_SIMEON L?RICK. HURLEYV1LLE FOR SALE, ON A NOVEL PLAN. For information, apply to E. W. SEIBLE? Sz CU., Aug. 13 3_Real E=>tato Brokera. On Consignment, ?)AA I10XE8 SCALED HERRINGS, 35 ^UU cents pur bux. August s_GEO. BYMMERS. Appeal by Miss Mary Ann Baie, (Confederate Soldier? Friend.) MISS BUIE begs to ask tho aid of all who love their country and colur, and who j sympathize with bur in her efforts to found her sobool upon a lasting basis and upon tho i most modern and improved plan-which will challenge tho critical approval of tho entlro country. Bbe begs to ask all who have pro? mised to lend her aid to purchase a suitable Btruoturo for an institute caloulated to be in? strumental in educating many young ladies unable to pay the high rates now Baked in col? leges, for first OUBS instruction in every de? partment. All who aid M?BS Baie will receive their monoy back, in tuition from the very boat teacher? in the land, io every department. Miss Baie earnestly appeals to the Confederate soldiers everywhere for their united aid and patronage. She asks all editors who wish to aid boric giving freo instruction to orphans, to give aid._Aug 12 Wanted, AGOOD COOK, (colored,) without incum brauco. Wages good, and promut ly paid. Apply at the corner of Oates and Richland Btroote,_Aug. ll 3 Just Received, f>PC BBL8. NORTHERN IRISH FOTA ? O TOES, For salo low hy August 8_JOHN AGNEW A. SON. For Sale, -_ft% A OOOD HORSE abd RUGGY. Ap rl&?\ ply at this omeo. t?S jul AUK?at 0_ JJ_ 38B For Kent. v.! MTHE most deslrabJo WAREHOUSE, io Columbia, situated on Gervais street, and adjoining the Greenville and Colum? bia Railroad, size 110x40 feet. For tonne, &c, apply to B. J. BOONE. Agent, or E. W. BEIuLES Sc CO., Aug0f3 ' . Columbia, H. C. Tho only Uno Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S A BliAST AGANIST ROUND DANCING AND AMES OP CHANGE.-The following pre? amble ead resolution, adopted at a meeting of the ministers, deacons and members of tbe Stevens' Greek Ohurch, held on the Sd instant, are published iu the Edgcfiold Advertiser: Whereas, we deem tho inefficiency of our ohurohes due mainly to tho lack of, proper discipline; and whereas, certain practices are allowed .which at tho same time are not approved; thereforo, Resolved, That we uuito in urging upon the churches to exercise a more rigid watoh over their members; and that, in addition to other plain violations j of God's Word, we consider tho follow? ing as offences meriting their attention and discipline, viz: 1st. Indifference, especial!; us mani? fested in not attending the meetings of the church, and engaging in its work; in failing to labor with, warn, and (if persistent) report members of tho church that are known to bo in disorder, and in refusing to furnish pecuuiary aid ir? sus tuiuing tho church nud ministry. 2d. Engaging in dancing us "practiced nt tho present day, or giving sauction aud encouragement to it, by allowing it in their houses. 3d. Taking part in chance enterprises, snob as ordinary gambling, lotteries, gift enterprises, &o. 4th. All kinds of -cvil-spcnkiog and slanderous tulkiug. DE-EORFM IN THE LOUISIANA HOUSE. A ??euegnnibian "legislator" in the Loui? siana House of Representatives was called to order for whut tho Speaker was pleased to term a brunch of decorum. Tho Senegambiau gentleman, who had been listening to a speech by a Congo member, on thu close of said speech classically observed, "Dat dar migga is a dum liar, au' I'll frew my boot down his froat if he opens his celia doab on me agin." To this Chestertleidiiin outburst, the Spoaker responded with his mallet, culled order, aud ventured to declare "the gentleman guilty of a breach of de? corum." "Br-br-breach ob de who-who, sab? Breach ob de who?" "Broach of decorum, sir." "Dar's no korum heall, at all, sah? I'se a qualified membu, sah, a settin' heah for to do do business ob my con? stituents; fyi' if dat dam nigga fotches his lies to dis 'sembly, I'll frow a num? ber sebenteeu boot into dat trap-doah ob bis, sab." After the indignant gentleman had tims given expression to his sentiments, the other gentleman subsided, aud tho august assembly of law-makers for the State of Louisiana went on with their important business. WISE SAYINGS.-Without content we shall find it almost as difficult to please others as ourselves.-Greviller. Fain may be said to follow pleasure us its shadow.-Colton. Strive to correct in yourself what you disliko in others.-Anon. The history of tho world tells us that immortal means will ever iutercept good ends. -Coleridge. Tho worst is not, so long as we can say, this is the worst.-Shnkspearo. A man cannot possess anything thut is batter than a good woman, nor any? thing that is worse than meanness.-Si monides. He who indulges in liberty of speech, will hear things, in return, which he will not like.-Terence. I have seldom known any ono who de? sired truth in trifles, that could bu trust? ed in matters of importance.-Paley. Every one that can master a grief, but he that has it.-Shakspearo. Grief softens tho mind, and makes it fearful and degenerate.-Shukspenro. As riches and fnvor forsake a man, wo discover him to be a fool, but uobody could find it out in his prosperity.-La Bruy?re. Tho Marlboro Times says: Wo learn that Dr. Smith, a practicing physician, living n few miles from Floral College, was shot and instantly killed, on Thurs? day, tho 3d instant, a few hundred yards from his house, when returning from a visit to a patient. Some suppose thal the deed was dono by Low rey's baml, but tho prevailing opinion is, that it was committed by a colored man, with whom the doctor had had some difficulty at the election that day. Now developments seem to bc ut hand in the ufbur of Mera, who wns lynched at Wutseka, for tho murder of his son. Since the institution of proceedings against his executioner?, it is charged that before beating his son to death, he had murdered a bound boy and a Ger? man who worked for him, and to whom be owed wages. His daughter states that he killed tho Germau with aa axe, and afterward buried him. Tho gravo was being searched for at last accounts. THINGS WORTH KNOWINO.-How to keep out of debt-Don't get into it. How to save your coals-Burn nothing but wood. How to prevent your chim? neys smoking-Brick np your fire-places. How to prevent your wife scolding you Don't marry. How to prevent chill blains on the feet-Get yonr legs ampu? tated at the knees. How to prevent bad dreams-Don't go to sleep. \hnighl Errant. Tho Boston Post says of England: "The shadow lies upon tho land; tho moflt intelligent and celebrated of Eng? lishmen see it and talk of it dailj ; thu revolution ?whioh the temper of the Euglish people forbids'-as wo ore so often told-is not far distant. Tho Lords are dead; the Queen is hardly thought j of. WU1 the Prince of Wales ever reign? A Texan was shot in Arkansas for go? ing to a Fourth of July celebration and attempting to create a row b3f shouting for JflT. Davis. A mau up iu Portsmouth, N. IL, named his two children Ebenezer and Flora, aud always spoke of thom as "Eb." and "Flo/' V?A 1 THBNSW CULUUUIA AND AUGUSTA HAIL uoAD.-At a conference, of the citizens of Lexington, held on Monday, it was determined to appoint a committee of twenty to confer with railroad officials of the proposed now railroad from Co? lumbia to Augustu, to collect informa? tion and lay before the people, to cor? respond with citizens of Edgefield, &o. According to recent decisions on tho subject of military recruiting in France, military servioe is obligatory for all Frenchmen from t won ty to forty years of age, the length of service to be four years. Thrco classes of reserves aro es? tablished, the first of five, the second of three, and tho third ot eight years'ser? vio. The explosion of tho Westfield is toll? ing severely upon the water-excursion business in the neighborhood of New York city. The keeper of ono well known beach hotel Btates that ho has been ont of pocket some 8300 a day ever nineo the calamity. When the news of the Conservative triumph in Churlobton, ?. C., roached Orangeburg, aa old German resident treated the whole town to lager beer, in honor of the oleotiou to tho Mayoralty of his friend, lion. J. A. Wagener. The pastor of the 13 iptist Church in Cambridge baptized two yon hg ladies tho othor day, aud theu married oue of them right there in tho church before she hud timo to get diy. Tho Texas Pacific Railway is to bo 1,515 miles in length. For 250 miles thu road will bc nu uir line, uud iu a stretch of 81? miles there will be but six bridges. San Francisco is contemplating a de? ceased whale, uiuely feet long, wubhed ashore by the sad sea waves. ES Mr. ll. Treegau, au old citizen of Pickenn, died on the 9th. Fall and Winter Importation-1871. R I BB?N S , Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTROXGTCIM & co., IMPORTERS and jobbers of Bonnet, Trim? ming ami Velvet Hi li no Ns, Bonnet gilka, Hat ?UH and Velvet*, Blonds, Netts, CrapCB, Ruchen, Flowers, Feathers,Ornaments, Straw Bonnet? ami I,adieu' Hats, trimmed and un? trimmed. Shaker Houri*. Ac. 237 and 230 Baltimore strict, Baltimore, Md. Offer tim largest stork to be found in th i H country, and unequalled in choice variety and cheapness, compiling tbs latent European novelties. Orders solicited and prompt atten? tion Rivett, AUK ll 12* Particular Notice. ALL persons are warned against contract? ing any debts in my name, unless hy my written authority, aa tncy will not be p-.hi. Au?UHt 8 ? _H. H. SPENCER Breakfast Bacon. IA AA POUNDS Fultou Markot BACON .\J\J\J STUlV?, fur sale low AngUHt .1 _E. HOPE. ICE GOLD SODA WATER with PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA? LOON. Try it._ Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulus Indicus Fish Herries to mako sleepy or headache. Cheap Fertilizer. TONS COTTON HEED MEAL. Excel? lent ftir manure. EDWARD HOPE. 40 25 Imported Ale and Porter. CASKS -Pints-best brauria, "in ?tore and for salo GEO. SYMMERS. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, hy the gal luu or barrel. Also; in glaass; pinta and cpiartn. For Sale low. E. HOPF.. North Carolina Corn Whiskey. . PC A DARRELS nf superior quality formale OV/ by thu barr iib E. HOPE. Choice Family Flour. ?) AA BARRELS strictly choice. For halo ?51./* / low. H. IKiPK. 200 Feeding Oats. BUSHELS PRIME HEAVY OATS. Jnlv27 E, HOPE. Standard Medicines. HEINITHIPS Groat Blood Medicine QUEEN'S DELIGHT, llciuiteh's Chill Cure, warranted. Heinitah's German Horse Powder, llehtitsb's Crimson Tetter Wash. lleinit?h'f Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure. Hojuitsh's (.maker Liniment. Hviiiitah's Stanley Cough Syrup. Let the pennie trv thom. They st a lid or fall upon the verdict of tho people. To this* test tho proprietor invites the searching discrimi? nation of all. Por nalu univ at 1IEIN1TMPS Drug Storo, July 7 t Opposite Ploenix oftior. Lard! Lard'.! PURE LEAF LARD-"guaranteed strictly pure"-in barrels, halt barrel?, kegs and 3, 5 and 10 caddies, for sale at reduced prices, j by JOHN AGNEW X SON. EDWARD R. ARTHUR. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NO. 7 LAW RANGE. WILL practice in tho Circuit and Probato Courts of Richland and adjoining Counties. July 12 t3mo Health of Horses, Mules, Cows. SICKNESS and death of stook is ono of the greatest discouragements of the far mor. Tito causo of their death may be beyond our control, but very many cases, Indeed, niue caaos out of tcu, tho disoaao may be tracod ? to Indigestion, Derangement of tho Bowels, Debility. Where thia is tho case, wo always havo a remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER? MAN HORSE POWDER. With this groat horse medicine you aro protected from IOBS. For Weakness, Indigestion, Ovor-workcd Horans, no botter provontive medicino can bo given. Trv it. For sale only hy E. Hi HKINITSII, July 7 t Wholesale and Rel ail Druggist. Notice. OWING to tho accidental nitrating nf tho boiler of tho loo Machino, no ICE will ho auld until lurthur ordors. All those hav? ing tickets will present them and tho money will ho refunded. JOHN C. SEEG ERS. July 28 THE MORRIS COTTON GIN IIA S J) IS TA NO ED ALL O TU E HS. AND ia warranted to do it agaiu. For full particulars, rolative to theno machines, address E. MORRIS, - Juncl8 3mo Columbi*, 3. C. - . '. ;.r'- -?>? -itv H'/-*' Columbia Must Bo a Larger Business. Kxtrn Preparation (or a Big Trade. IIAVINO pat our Rotall IToueo lu order, we aro now proparod to ?bow our customers a FULL LINE OF GOODS, in ovory depart? ment, wbioh will bo largely replenished by ovory atoamer with oboico and soasonable gooda, unrivalled for quality, stylos and prices. One of Ibo firm is now in New York looking aftur tho iutoreets of our customers. Wo in? tend tu exhibit, ibis fall and winter, tho best stock of goods ever oponud iu Columbia, at prices to suit all. ;. Wu keep only standard inakoa of gooda di? rect from manufacturers and importers, and seil to every ono aliko, having but ONE PRICE. Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con? tain a choico stock of gooda, in quality and patterns. Big line of DOMESTICS always on baud. W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia ll o tel Building, Main Btroet. W. D. LOVE, B. lt. McCnEEar, . Aug 9 N~E W S . ; THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE" lias ju?l returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice G-oods. Cheapest yot of thc season. Call and aeo, at Tilly 27 C. P. JACKSON'S, Slain St. FRESH AND GOOL! ^TVE open thia day a freah lot of DRY GOODS, Direct from drat h Arida. Having no old stock ? to work off, we ahow new ?nd fresh Goude, at I Dull Times Prices. Wu auk eapecial attention and examination of our low prico SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only place in the city to pro? cure these desirable goods is at PORTER & STEELE'S, Juno_14_i The University of Virginia COMPRISES 1E FOLLOWING DEPARTMBXTlt ISCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School o? Greek. . 3. Schoul of Mudorn Languages. 4. School of Moral Philosophy. 5. School of History and English Literature, fi. School of Chemistry. 7. Babool of Natural Philoaopby. 8. School of Mathematics. 9. School of Com? mon and Statute Law. 10 School of Consti? tutional and Civil Law and Equity, ll. Sohool of Physiology and Surgery. 12. School of Anatomy and Materia Medica. 13. School of Medicino and Obstetrics. 14.. School of Ap? plied Mathematics. 15. Sohool of Analytical, Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry. 16. Schoolot Natural History and Agriculture (Profcaaor to be elected.) 49" Provision ni ado for claaaoa in Mineralogy and Geology, Hebrew, Political Economy, Practical Physics, Medical Jurisprudence anil Sanskrit. JUplomas and Certificates of Proficiency aro given in tho aeparato schools. The following Degrees are conferred: 1. Bachelor of Lottera. 2. Bachelor of Hciencea. 3. Master of Arta. 4. Doctor of Medicine. 5; Bachelor of Law. t?. Civil Engineer. 7. Mining Engineer. Thu expenses of the studont, exclnuivo of text books, clothing and pocket money ? amount to from ?3G5 to f3'J5 per session of nino mouths; bf which auma #220 to #250 aro pay abb? on admission. Hcasiou opens October 1. For catalogues, address *; II A H i. i -.s s. VEISARLE. Chairman ot Faculty. P. G., University of Va. July 23 mth 9_ STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! -? <*- . Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! PLUMBING, ROOFING, OUTTEUINQ, aU all work in thia lino, put np to order and ready for salo at the CA PO LIN A MANUFACTORY. Call at eithor honae-Columbia or Newberry HENRY. H. BLEASE, March 22 f _Proprietor. State ol' South Carolina-Laurens Co. IN TUE COMMON PLEAS. S. K. Taylor and James 5. Worattftbt.v, Alex and?r McCarley, his Guardian, ad litem, vs. Robert Spoors.- Copy Summons for Honey Demand. To Robort Speers, defendant in this action. YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer the 'complaint in this action, of which a oopy ?B herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer on the Bub acribors, at the ornoo of Garlington A Jaegor, Lanrensvillo. 8. G., within twenty days alter tho BLT vico of this (?um meus on yon, exclusivo of tho day of service. If you fail to answor this complaint within tho timo aforesaid, tho plaintiffs will apply to tho couit tor the relief demanded in tho com? plaint and coats. OAKLINGTON ? JAEGER, B. W. BALL, Plaintiff s Attorneys. Dated July 10, 1871. To trw Defendant, Robert S po er H. Tako TH'U ico that tho summons in thia action, of which tho abovo ia & copy, together with tho complaint, was died in the ofllco of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Plea?, for Laurena Count v, South Carolina, on tho 10th day ol July, 1871. CARLINGTON .V JAF.CElt, li. W. BALL. Ju'v 13.1*71. PlaintifTa Attorneys. July bi_uiH_ Pearl Grist, .f (\ BARRELS PEARL GRIST, . LU 5 barrets Pearl Hominy, for salo bj July 12 K,. HOPE. Foreclosure of Mortgage. . I ? D. C. PEIXOTTO & SOS, AU?llo?tt*l. BY virtue of the power, duly conferred upon *. the Citizens' Savings Rank of Colombia, x by the Columbia Oil Company, to forecloao the mortgage of tho said Columbia OU Com? pany to the said Ci tizona* BaTingo Bank of Columbia, and to enter upon and to soil all and singular the mortgaged premiaos her?ia-V after described, for the purpoao of eatiBfviug ' their debt; the said mortgage is hereby de- , . dared to bo foreclosed, and' the said Colum- : - bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim or equity of redemption in the premises; and . under the same power as aforesaid^ihdunder? ' signed will sell, at publie auctlonrboforo the Court House, at Columbia, on tho first MON? DAY in September next: , . '/.;.** fi All that certain lot of LAND,'situate ind" being in tho city of Colombia: iii tho County of Richland, and Stato of South -Carolina, oonslBting of one square in said city, eon* tsining four acres of landy more or lese, cud bounded by Wheat , Rioo, Lincoln and Gado- * den st reola, with all tho buildings and erec? tions on said lot of land, now used fdr tba' Surposes of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines, iii Presses and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon ?aid promises. Terms cash. . W. MARTIN. Proaidcnt Citizens'Savings Bank of South ..,' Carolina._August ll f,'. NEW ARRIVALS Dja.xx.xi JUST IN, a ohnice lot of SHEET OIL CLOTHS, cat to flt any sizsd room or hall. A beautiful Hue of PRINTS, in Light and ; Mediums. An elegant collection of WHITE G)OD8. , ?. ' Xi '- Z'1^' ? I of every description. , ..?.-r-.' A full line o? HOUSE-FUBN18H?NQ 'AB ITICLES, at prices beyond competition, j..- T A full, complete, well-assorted, new stock I of Ladiin', Miases', Men'o and Chfldren'o . -'j.^'tijj SHOES, ot all the popular styles, at prl?ea, . that show our ability to soil cheap Gooda. . . - ".. . .V Aagust 8 B. G. SHIVER A CO. DE. S. F. FAHT'S BUPERIOB ' TONIO BITTERS/: IS composed of the best'Anti-po- H priodio Tonics known to tho medical ' firofoeBion. The addition of certain /" ngredients has completely dis? guised the taste of the Tonio priri- *. oiple as to render it palatablo, oven to the most fastidious. ii '. J ".' It augments tho energy of the vital fuuo- |?v lions, exorting a powerful influence over tho - r digestivo, asbimulativ?f uanguinlferouaand ' nervous systems. ' It proves salutary in tho debility conse? quent upon all malarious diseases, violent . bodily or montai exertion, in weakness of tho constitution ot bothsoxes, in nervous vertigo, head-ache, tic-doloroux, and' many local pains, dependent on d?ficient en orgy in tho ?4 nervous eyatom. It also possesses laxativo '.; and alterative properties, and will remove all .. biliousness from the stomach, increase the ' ' appetite, and invigorate the whole system.' Prepared only by 8. F.PANT,??' ?-v. - Newberry, S. C, . For sale at W. C. FISHER'S . . /. Now Drug Store, . " ' Opposite Columbia Hotel, August 9 Gino_Columbia, B. O. 5" Tax Notice. OFFICE OF COUKTY ADOITOB, RionxAim' Cov, : COLUMBIA, 8. C., June 28,1871.' - IN pursuance of an Act of tho M?nerai AB- ? P se m My, at its last session, my office in Co- - lumbi&will be open, on and after lat day of Joly next, to August 20, to receive the roturpa " of Personal Property of the tax-payers of tula ! . County for tho year 1871. Blanks eon bo ob? tained at this outee, in the Court Oouao.. <-,..'',; Tax-payers are required to enter on blanks:., all transfers or purchases of real est?te, and . also all new buildings erected since last re*' f: turn. '. x ,;--?. - Where tax-payers neglect to make tkefr.re-i J? turns, tho County Auditor is compelledj, by-? law, to chargo them with the return of the'.-., previous year and add fifty per cent. tBorotO - us penalty. M. J. CALNAN.** Juno 2!)_Auditor Rlohland County. TE OBS E TUP PEU, BROKER^ Real Estate and Insurance Agent,' CO L UM UTA ,8. CT ?ty '" ' OFFICE over W. 0. Fisher's Drug Store? .. opposite Columbia Hotel, Main street.. Hay 2 Jewelry and Silverware? :.'' A? the most approved stylea/sstPbc cb? ? VJ fained at I. SULZBACHEIl'S establish mont, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. . Sets and half sets in great variety. Also, solitaire and duster DIAMONDS. SPEOTA OLEB and EYE-GLASSES to snit >U ages. - I The Georgia Gin. . ' . THIS ia the third season we hare ?old there ? GINS, and have never bad a single com? plaint. We offer them with renewed eonfl*. donoo, at moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE, A g ta., V. - July 18 2mo _Colombia. 8. 0? _;, ARTIFICIAL TEETH. REYNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT?., THOSE who havo lost emeral Natural Teeth, and have been advisod to part with remaining Bound, ones, aa tho first etep towards obtaining artificial BuhBtltutco, aire requested, before submitting to a practice, ornel in itsoir and often unrjocoasari?yj^cr? formed, to convince themselves of Rs.(alfa"y\ . by looking closely into a matter of BO muon importance. '. ? .> . OAt' Tho above improvement wts acaignod to re? sist PO deplorable a praottoe,^ah?;attire rough test of moro than threeJ?Mfttf Www-, capablo of accomplishlag whar.no ^?ajar tem of Artifloial Dentistry htafcert wow*?ie.. It is now possible tp obii?h fiart?at^wi?e?? which will save 'or yeartvNatuMl ?ee^?nd bo at the earoe tim? reliabladn evwj respect. An invitation ls horco, ?ive? ?. wy* fccl interested i* <**" ^^xSXSS^& llooms, and examine dupl?calo apeoimens or Sinotce?TBeef at^.TongnW, \