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. .y- ... BB "?.rr. rt'i'/, w-orcis^ A?lalrai . NOON DESPATCHES. CHOLERA. IN PRUSSIA-FRENCH PRESIDENCY -FRANCO-GERMAN DD?FICTOI>rrES - EX? CITEMENT IN IRELAND OVER A FRENCH ' DEPUTATIONS-1 TA CT AN ARBITRATOR, 40., LONDON, August IC-In K?nigsberg, Praasia, on : the 4tb, sixty-two persons were attacked with ohOlera, and twenty two died. The mooting of the Emporors and their advisers at Gastcin, is generally re? ported ns ? pledge of peace. The Go? vernment pretend to be indifferent to the moating, and prognosticate an alli? ance between Franco and Russia. MUNICH, August 1G.-A ministerial crisis ?B imminent here. PARIS, August 16.-It is rumored that tbe Right wing of the Assembly offered the Presidency of France to the Duke d'Auraole, and that he refused it. BERLIN, August 16.-Provincial cor? respondence confirms the report that ne? gotiations are pending for the complete evacuation of France, but affirms that \i. provocations offered to Germany by . French newspapers endangers peace be? tween tho two countries. It adds: "If ,.' the French offers to m ak o early payment of the indemnity aro fulfilled, aud there be no untoward disturbance of peaceful relations, tho withdrawal of the German forces from French, territory will soon commence." : ' LONDON, August IG.-t--The House of Commons is rapidly disposing of accu? mulated business before it. Customs and inland revenue bills passed to-day. The miners* strike in'the South of Wules is practically.ended.' FLORENCE, Auguat 171-Garibaldi is very ill. VEIISAIIII?ES, Auguet 16.-Tbe Assem? bly, to-day, eolqoted Grevy as its Presi? dent. A proposition to draw up a con? stitution waa rejected. In the court martial, to-day, M. Lullier denied that be had anything to do with the assassination of prisoners, or the incendiary acts of thu Communists, or that be bad attempted to make himself dictator. The prisoners-, appear much depressed. LONDON, August 16.-'A deputation of French, citizens, appointed to visit Ire? land to thank the people for aid given for the relief of the wounded during tho war with Prussia, bas arrived. Tho people of Dublin are wild with excite? ment, and the roads leading to the stop? ping-places of the Frenobmen have be? come impassable, because of the crowds. 'Evening-The city bands performed, 1 dressed in green.. TheyjnaTohed to the hotel where the Frenchmen are stop? ping*, and .played American, Irish and French national airs; also, Borne Fenian tunes. No interference by the police. The deputation reached Sholborne Hotel at 3 o'clock, and, in response to calls, came out on the balcony. Martin, a member of Parliament, made an address to tho or?wd. A son of Marshal McMa? hon also arrived with the deputation, and woe loudly cheered by the thousnndt of people assembled. Many bouses arc illuminated to-night, and tho enthusi? asm of tbe people continues. NIGHT DESPATCHES. VERSAILLES, Auguat 17.-It bas beer positively ascertained that a majority o: the Assembly will support, in a slightly modified form, the proposition made bj M. Revel, on behalf of tbe Loft Centre on Saturday last, conferring tho Pres i denoy for three yeara on Thiers. The Election Committee, to whom wa referred the prolongation of Thiers term for three years, oppose the propoBi lion, by nine to six. ROME, August 17.-Tho Italian Go vornment bas appointed Gen. Meneua bora arbitrator at Genevu, under th Washington treaty. -.-*. ? American intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. MOD DAW VS. FRRE SPEECH-VERDICT 0: MAINE RAILROAD ACCIDENT-ADUBH O PARDONING TOWER-ADJUSTMENT OF FEUD-FRIENDLY SUIT-ESCAPE OF CON VIOTS FROM SINO SINO-ARREST AN BAIL OF WESTFIELD OFFICIALS, AC, AC SARATOGA, August 16.-Senator Blain spoke here to-night, arraigning tbe Dc mooratio party, which be accused of prc venting the establishment of peace i the country; and made particular refei enoe to thc Now York Democracy as 03 amples of falsity, to religious' freedom etc ' OapENSBURo; N. Y., August 16. Thomaa Daley, a railroad contractor,.le a mob of Irish me u, who made an at tuc last night on Baron Decamin. The hal which tho Baron had eUgaged to leotui iu, for which he bad paid, bas been rc fused bim. Great excitement exist? The Baron bas published a prot?t against tho violation of free speech' an religious liberty. NEW YORK, August lt.^-Tbo japanes Prince who bas . been here for seven months, seeking an education, ia dyin of consomption. \ A youth in attempting to shoot a unole who was chastising him, sb ,t h. mother, fatally. BANGOR, August 17.-The Coroner verdict in the Maine Central Railroa disaster condemns the Railroad Comrni stoners and employees for the imperfei inspection of structures. TOPEKA, August 17.-Mrs. Scales an Mr. Ford, convicted of murdering M . Softies, and sentenced tobe bung to-da; have been commuted to impriaonmei _ for life. The Judge and jury refused 1 sign the petition for commutation. Tl Governor's aotion causes surprise, as tl convicts confessed the crime, and the . were no extenuating circumstances. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, Aaguat 17.-The Pres dent has recognized Emelia Bryllo as tl Nicaraguan COOBUI at New Orleans. Mr. Bruuot declines the Indian Coi missioncrship. . Probabilities-Southerly wind, wi local. storms, is probable for Fridi North and West of Illinois. Ole weathexis probable .for tba .anterior ot. New York ntfd No\v.England to-night, io?owed? by* "cloudy ?nd threatening weather on Friday noon or afternoon. A severe storm is probably advancing North-westward over Florida, which will bring strong Easterly winds and rain to ?ho South 'Atlantic ooast, and Northerly, winds to Alabama and Louisiana. Tho light boat on Rattlesnake Shoals, off Charleston, has been temporarily re moved, on account of a leak. RICHMOND, August 17.-The heaviest rain storm of the season prevailed here this afternoon, accompanied by consid? erable hail. The thermometer, which had been ranging nil davin the nineties, fell twenty-one degrees in fifteen mi? nutes. WHITE SULTHUR SPRINGS, W. VA., Au? gust 17.-Bishop Finokney, of Mary? land, and Bishop Wilmer, of Louisiana, are among the reoent arrivals, and about a dozen of the reverend clergy; ulso, Daniel DeJarnette and Prof. Venable, of Virginia, and R. A. Lancaster, of New York. ST. LOUIS, August 17.-Sonator Mor? ton addressed au immense audience boro to-day. He thought Gen. Grant's chance a little the best nt present. He opposed State sovereignly as taught by the Democrats, and says there is no safe? ty for the people without centralization. The greatest idea of the Republican party was national unity. If wo abandon thut, we are not a natiou, but simply un ag? gregation of independent States, which, ut nome time or other, will go to pieces. OoDENsnuna, August 17.-Tho mob again prevented Baron DeCamin, nnti Catholio, to lecture. DeCamin was taken to the station houso. The excitement is high. NEW YORK, August 17.-Tho feud so long existing among the Cuban exiles has ceased. At a meeting, last night, at tho houso of a prominent Cuban exile, Cu? bans of all ; parties wera present. Tho resignation of Aldnma and Mistre were accepted by the now representatives of the Cuban Republic, and to-day Aquibe ra and C?spedes were installed as agent and diplomatic commissioner of the re? public. The Glen's Falls paper mills were par? tially burned to-day. Jacob Vanderbilt, President of the Staten Island Ferry Company, Wm. Braisted, Superintendent, uud Henry Robinson, Engineer, against whom the Coroner's jury, yesterday, returned a verdict of oriminnl negligence, in con? nection with tho Westfield disaster, wore brought up before Coroner Keenan, this morning, and committed to the Toomba priscn-the Coroner refusing to accept bail. The action of the Coroner caused surprise, as bail to any amount was offered, and could have boen giveu. Judge Hon th elland subsequently admit? ted the prisoners to hail-Vanderbilt iu $25,000; Braisted and Robinson in $10,000 each. Geo. Law is tho bonds? man. This afternoon, a tug boat run in nt Sing Sing and carried off a large num? ber of convicts. The alarm was sent out from police headquarters, cautioning the force to be on the lookout for tho land? ing of the convicts. A police boat start? ed up the river in pursuit. . A friendly suit has been commenced in the United States Distriot Court to determine the question, whether stamps on goods imported by foreigu manufac? turers should not ba recognized by the United States authorities, without the payment of any additional duty by tho importers. ATLANTA, August 17.-Tho first bale of new cotton was roceived to-day, by C. H. Strong, from Wm. M. Rivers, of Henry County. It was classed middliug, and sold for 30 couts. CHARLESTON, August 17.-Arrived schooners O. & C. Brook, New York; J. H. Stickney, Baltimore. Martin Goss, Assistant Foreman of Fire Engino No. 32, stole a watch and chain from the body of one of tho West? field victims, as ho was assisting in tak? ing it from the water. The fact was dis? covered last week, and Goss has been dismissed from the department. $500 REWARD. STATE OP 80DTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE I)K r A HTM KNT. "HEREA8 information lias reached this office that, on Tuesday night, the 1st of August, a wilful and deliberate murder was perpetrated in tho Forks of the Ediato, on the person of JACK PEU HY, a citizen of Oraogennrg County; and wheroau there is strong reason to suspect that MILLEDG?l PORTER and RANSFORD PORTER, resid? ing in the County of Barnwoll, were cogni? zant of, if not participant in, said murder: Now, therefore, bo it known that I, RO? BERT K. SCOTT, Govornor of tho State aforesaid, in order that justice may ho done, and the niajosty of tho law vindicated, do hereby issue this my proclamation, offering a roward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for tho apprehension and delivery of tho said Milledgo Porter and iiauxford Porter, or either of them, in any jail of this Stato, with proof to convict. In testimony wbor^of, I bsvo hereunto eel my hand, and caused tho Great Seal [L. s ] of the Stato to ho affixed, this 16th day of Auguat, A. D. 1871, and in tho ninety-sixth year of tho independence of the United States of America. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor. F. L. CAUDOZO, Seorotary of Stato. August 18_ 3 Breakfast Bacon. IAH A POUNDS Fulton Market BACON ?UV" " STRIPS, for salo low. i August 3_E. HOPE. _ Fall Turnip Seed. TnORBURN'S Green Globe, Red Top, largo White Norfolk, Yollow Steno, and Rula Baga, frosh, and for salo hy August 2 EDWARD nOPE. . Meals fnrniehod at all boura at POLLOCKS*. KIN ANCIA I. ARD COJIMKUCIAIji. i^?^n?rr?^-~~t~.~^.fcl"'-u-,u~ -~r*~rr .LONDON, rAugrist 17-Hoofc.--OopsolB 93}?. Bonaa93>?. Weather favorable. Bullion increased ?-W0,000. ( FBANKFOKT, August 17.-Bonds 96%. PARIS, August 17.-Hon tea 55f. 80o. LIVERPOOL/ August 17-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened' firmer, and bas advanced since noon-uplands 8%; Orleans 9J?; sales 18,000 bales; speculation and export 4,000; sales on ship named from New Orleans 9??. LONDON, August 17-Evening.-Con? sols 93 >(i. Bonds 93^. Liv lim'o OL, August 17-Evening. Cotton closed strong-uplands 8%; Or loans 9)?. NEW Yonx, Angust 17-Noon.-Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork dull-mess 13.25. Lard steady, at 9@ 9%. Cotton steady-middling uplands 18>?; Orleans 18%; sales 1,500 bales. Freights firm. Stocks very quiet and dull. Governments dull and strong. Moue; easy, at 3. Gold steady, at 12.%. Exchange-long 9>4 ; short lO3^. 7 P. M.-Money unchanged. Sterling 9@9^. Gold 12^@123^. Governments -5 2Us ndvunoed ??o. ; 81s }?c. ; 62s 14?4. States exceedingly dull, except new South Carolinus-Tennessees 75Jtj; new 75^0. Virginias G2?.?; now 72. Louisianas 65; new GO; levees 69; 8s I 83. Alabamas 100; 5s G7. Georgias 83; 7s 91. North Carolinas 45; new 2G. South Carolinas 70; new ?S. Cotton in fair demand, chiefly for export; sales 3,280 bales-nplauds 18)?. Flour Southern dull and drooping; common to fair extra 5.3(5(alG.50; good to choice 6.55@9.00. Whiskey 95(??95j?'. Wheat irregular-winter red Western 1.38(?> 1.40; old 1.44%@L46. Corn beuvy, at 66(<?67. Bice 8^(a}9)?. Pork dull, at 13.25@13.37. Lard strong-kettle 9j?(,'. Freights firm. CINCINNATI, August 17.-Flour aud corn dull. Pork-12.25 offered. Lard-9 asked. Bacon quiet uud unchanged. Whiskey higher, at 90. LOUISVILLE, August 17.-Provisions only email order business. Pork 13.00. Whiskey 9G. ST. LOUIS, August 17.-Whiskey 90. Pork quiet, at 13.00. Bacon dull-shoul? ders G?^; clear rib 7??@8. Lard 9>?@ 93' TA* AUGUSTA, August 17.-Cotton ateudy -middling 18)^@183-(. MEMPHIS, August 17.-Cotton firmer but not higher-middling 17. GALVESTON, Angust??.-Cotton irregu? lar-good ordinary 15^; receipts 253 bales; stock 7,240. BALTIMORE, August 17.-Flour dull and weak. Wheat firm. Corn-white 70@77; yellow G5@G7. Provisions and whiskey ?unchanged. Cotton opened heavy but closed firmer-middling lS.lg ; receipts 63 bales; sales 63; stock 1,182. MODILE, August 17.-Cotton quiet middling 17>.<; receipts 27 bales; sales 200; stock 4,711. BOSTON, August 17.-Cotton strong 1 middling 19}jj; receipts 250 bales; sales 350;'stock 7,000. I NORFOLK, August 17.-Cotton dull - middling 16^; receipts 30 bules; stock 427. NEW ORLEANS, August 17.-Flour quiet, at 4.75@6.50. Corn unchanged. Pork dull, at 14.25; 14 00 refused. Ba? con irregular, at 7J??82.? Lard un? changed. Coffee stiff, at 143??@16. Others unebnnged. Ootton very linn, and holders asking higher rates; receipts 136 bales; sales 500; stock 32,579. WILMINGTON, August 17.-Cotton un? settled-middling nominally 18; stock G29 bales. CHARLESTON, August 17.-Cotton firm? er-middling 1G}.<@17; receipts31 bulos; sales 100; stock 2.751. C. E. HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Commis. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. August ir, -hi m o Fresh Arrivals. OZ\f"\ BARRELS FLOUR, fro-n common tJ\J\J to finest qualities. 0 tierces Huma, of the celebrated "Orange" and "Diamond" brands. Smoked Reef, Smoked Beef Tongues, Pickled Beef Hounds. Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La guayra and Rio Coffees. ALSO, A full and woll-sulected stock of fresh TEAS, and other Staple and Fancv Groceries. For sale low. GEO. SVMMERS. August Ki AFEW reamonn why they should have tho prcferonco over all others: 1. Whcoler A Wilaon'a Sowing Maohino is much simpler than any of tho othors; re? quiring loas than half'tho amount of ma? chinery. 2. Ae tho result of this simplicity, thia ma? chine is much less liable than tho others to got out ef ropair. 8. Another roeult of thia timplicity ie groator durability. 4. Another result is lcMt* friction, and, con? sequently, greater cr.se and rapidity af mo? tion, with loss Hoist!. 6. And greatoBt of all, that it uses no Shut? tle, and makes tho lock stitch. It ia tho cheapest to buy thu beal. Buy I he machino that has justly, fairly and honora? bly won a reputation and independence against a strong and bitter competition. Fdr more than twenty yoars bas tho Wheeler ,V Wilson not only stood llrat and foremost, but now stands tho uni i vailed Sewing Machine of | tho enlightened civilized world. Buy tho ma? chine that has been thus tested and proved, and thou you are sure to get the bcHt. For Balo on the easiest possible terms. Salon room Main fd roe-1, second door below THIKNIX oilico, Columbia, S. C. J. S. PUItSLEY, Agent. A. WHTTE, General Southern Agent. Juno 21 Orno The only Ono Playing Cards at POLLOCK'S y Four Hundred Dollars Reward I TB? above, reward frill "be paid for Ibo ro? tura pf tho Money anil Note? ululen from Mr. W. C. McGregor on ibo night of tho 15tb inst.'or 38i per Ooo t. on all mu ney, and c o;quen - tiona asked; or vre will -pay the aburo reward for information that may load to the recovery of tho Money and Notes and the conviction of tho robbers. AU persons are warned against trading fur any notes or duo billa pay? able to us; also against trading for an order on the County Treasurer of Charleston, in favor of Fetor B. Hedges, for *31l>; and oue on the State Treasurer for $18. in iavor of - Robinson. GEIGER &. MCGREGOR. Ang 17._j_?_ TO CLOSE. THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAYE BEEN plaood upon our "Slaughter" Counter, And are offered at RUINOUS PRICES To close them out. Black and White GRENADINE SHAWLS (very pretty.) Satin. Striped, Milk and Wool SR AWLS, (handsome.) Solid Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish;) Black LACE POINTS, (real desirable.) Every conceivable, alvie of PARASOL, (fjood value.) Swiss Pufling. Jaconet Pufling. James* Cambric Pulling, iu quadruple, six tuple lind OCtUplO. Linen Sein, plain and embroidered. Aug 15_R. C. SHIVER A- CO. Standard Medicines. HEINITSH'S Great Blood Medicine-| QUEEN'S DELIGHT. Uciuitsh's Chill Cure, warranted. Hoiuiteh'e Gorman Horse Powder. HeinilBh s Crimson Tetter Wash. Ueiniteh's Taraud Wild Cherry Cough Cure. Heinitah's Quaker Liniment. Heinitsh's Stanley Cough Syrup. Let tho i>eq$U) try tboin. Thuy stand or fall upon thn'Tftrdict of the people.* To thia test tire proprietor invites thu searching discrimi? nation of all. For salo only at HEINITfc H'S Drug Store, July 7 t Opposite Phuinix ofllco. Health of Horses, Mules, Cows. SICKNESS and death ot Block ie one of tho greatest discouragements of tho farmer. Tue cause of their duath may be beyond our coutrol, but very many caaos, indeed, niue casca out of ton, the disease may bo traced to Indigestion, Derangement of the Rowels, Debility. Where th?B id the caso, wo alwavs have a remedy at baud: HEINITSH'S GER? MAN HORSE POWDER. With Ibis groat horse medicino you aro protected from loss. For Weakness,* Indigestion, Over-worked Horses, no better preventive medicine eau be given. Trv it. For aalo only bv E. H. "HKINITSH, July 7 t Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Tax Notice. OFFICE OF COUNTY ACOITOII, RICHLAND CO., COLUMBIA, S. C., June 2S, iS7l. ?N pursuance of au Act of tho General As? sembly, at ita last seasion, my office iu Co? lumbia will be open, on and utter lat day of I July next, to August 20, to receive the returns of Personal Property of the tax-payers of this County for tho jear 1871. Blanks can ho ob? tained at this office, iu the Court House. Tax-payers aro required to enter on blanks all transfers or purchases of real catate, und also all im w buildings erected since lasl return. Where tax-payers neglect to make their re? turns, tho Cou?ty Auditor is compelled, by law, to charge them with tho return of thu previous vcar and add lift v per cent, thereto as penalty. M. J. CALNAN, Juno 2'J Auditor Richland County. ICE COLD \ SOD A W ATEE with PURE FRUIT SYRUPS, can be obtained at MCKENZIE'S SA LOON. Try it. Seegers ' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pure, and warrantent tobo so. March ll 200 Choice Family Elour. BARRELS strictly choice. For tale low._E;j HOPE; THE MORRIS COTTON GIN " HAS DISTANCED ALL O THE KS, AND is warranted tn do it again. For full particulars, relative lo these machinen, addresa Ki MORRIS, June 18 3mo_Columbia. S. C. DE. D. L. BOOZER WOULD respectfully inform his patrons and the public gc- j nerally that he has moved into his new office, ovor*Duffie A Chapman's Book? store, oppohito the Columbia Hotel, where he is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, ?'ll opc ratious .niid work, of whatsoever kind his nro fcBsion demands. Terms accommodating. March 8_ The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have re? moved their Stables to tho uew building, immediately South of |Janney's Hall, ami, with a new fstock of CARRIAGES, BUG anu lino HORSES, uro prepared lo au H wer all calls that may he made upon them. Horses bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, are invited to (rive ns a eal!. Liberal advances made on ?tock loft for salo. BOYCE A LO. W. H. BOTCE. C. H. PETTISOILL._Jan 24 Livery and Sale Stables. THE undersigned ESwifl continue tho bu silicas heretofore con? ducted by Agnew & Co., at thu old stands of j tho lalo firm. His Omnibuses and Carriages ?Till convey passengers to and from tho Rail? road Depts to the Columbia Hotel, the Niek oraon House, or any part of tho city. Hu will alan furnish Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Ac, for biro on reasonable terms, and solicits I!:', patronagoof the friends of the late linn. Juno'.?H OWEN DALY. Feeding Oats. BUSHELS PRIME HEAVY OATS. Julv 27 E. 110PK. 200 Lard! Lard!! PURE LEAF LARD-"guarantrfl t'rictlu I nure"--in barrels, hall barn ls, kegs nod 3,5 and 10 caddies, for sale at reduced prices, by J OHS A ON K W ft SON. The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Seer IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? They know it is unadulterated. New Books! New Books!! New Books!!! DOMESTIC LIFE OF THOS. JEF? FERSON. Bj his grand-daughtor, Sarah N. Randolph. $2.60. Reminiscences of Fifty Yearn. By Mark Boyd. tl.75. '.At Last." A Chriatmaa ia tho Weat In? dica. By Charles Kingsley, with many illua trations. $2. ihe Lifo nf Horn ando Cortex. By Arthur Holps. $2.50. "Light and Electricity." By J. Tyndall. $1.25. Tho Coming Raco; or, Tho Now Utopia. $1.25. Six Boys. A Mother's Story. By tho Ame? rican Tract Society. $1.25. Tho Earthly Paradise. A Poem. By Wil? liam Morriu. Three volumes. $4.50. "Ernestine." By Qoorgo Sand. 75o. Terrible Temptation, by Chan. Heado. 30c. Alao, a largo ??lection of now Nov?la by tho be.it authora, juat received and for Bale at pub? lish erVprices, by BKYAN A McOARTEK. Columbia Must Bo a Larger Business. Extra Preparation for a Biff Trade. HAVING nut our Retail Houeo in order, we aro now prepared to ahow our cuatomerB a FULL LINE OF GOODS, in cvory depart? ment, which will bo largely roplouiabed by every ?teamer with choice and seasonable gooda, unrivalled for quality, ely lea and prices. Ono of tho llrm ia now in New York looking after tho iutoreata of our cualomcra. Wo in? tend to exhibit, thia fall and winter, thc beat ?loch of gooda over oponed in Columbia, ut prices to suit all. Wo keep only atandard malte? of gooda di? rect from manufacturera and importers, and soil to o very one aliko, having hut ONE PRICE. Our Wholeaalo and Carpet Room will con? tain a choice stock of goods, in quality and patterns. Big li- * of DOMESTICS always on band. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main btrcot. W. D. LOVE. B. II. McOn?Enr. Aug 9 NEWS. THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE" lias just returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of thc season. Call und ace, at Tilly 27 C. P. .JACKSON'S, Matu Rt. Native and Foreign Wines. SOUPPKRNONQ, Concord, Sauterna, Cla? ret, Champagnes, juat received and for sale low, by_E. HOPE. Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved styles, can bo ob? tained at I. SULZBACHER'S establish? ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Sets and half sots in great varietv. Alao, solitaire and olustor DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLES mid EYE-GLASSES to auit all ngoa. Imported Ale and Porter. C)pr CASKS-Piuts-best branda, in store ??O and for aale OEO. SYMMERS. FKESH TURNIP SEED! 1^5, UTA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, For sale by W. C. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, July 20 3mn _ Opposite Columbia_Hotel. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! . ? ? PLUMBING, ROOFING,GUTTERING, and all work in this Hue, put up to order and ready for eulo at the OA 110 LIX A M A X ? FA C TO HY. Call at either bouso-Columbia or Newberry Il EN H Y H. BLEASE, March 22 t_Propriotor._ Q. R. D. Symbolic Admonition! THE season is at band when tho human tamil)' is more nflheted than during any other part of the year. The sun's rays acting upon tho decayed vegetable and animal mat? ter, poisons the atmosphere, and produces mauy (Reorders of the sjbtem-Chills and Fc vor, Bilious Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dysen? tery, Cholera Morbus, Cram pa and Ch ol ic, etc. Heine tho system requires an invigorating and tonic medicine, that will brace up its shattered torces, and enable thc organa to porform their proper fund ions. For this pur? pose we would recommend tho uso of HE1N rJSH'H QUEEN'S DELIGHT. For Dyspepsia aud Woak Stomach. For tho Liver and Kidneys. For Couch? and Sore Throat. For tho Lunga and Spitting of Blood. For Weakness and General Debility. For loss of Appetite. For Sick Headache. For Diarrlm a mid Dysentery. For Fever and Ague. For Dillons Fever. For Cholera Morbus and Cramps. For Palpitation of the Heart. For Broken Down Nervous System. For Neuralgia und Rheumatism. For Purifying the Blond. IlKI.ViTSirS <U'KEN'S DELIGHT The peopio improve of, and physicians sanc? tion its use, because it is a good medici no, Take nu other medicino, lt is a spring iuvi goralor, a Hummer tonic, a purifying beve? rage, admirably adapted to ali conditions, mule and female-grown persons and chil? dren at thiH particular season. Be suro and call at lleinitsb'a Drug Store and get a bottl of his crest medicine. Prepared only by P.. H. HKINITSU, May alt t Druggist and Chemist. North Carolina Corn Whiskey. PT/A BARRELS of superior quality fur sale DU hy ibo barrel. E. HOPE. u?.TLi.o-ti?z>53. Salee?. Foreclosure of Mortgage, D. C. PEixoiTO & SON, Auctioneers. BY virtue of tue pow?r, duly conforrad upon tho Citizens' Havings Bank of Columbia, hy tho Columbia Oil Company, to foreclouo tho mortgage of the Baid 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 tho purposo of satisfying their debt; the Baid mortgage is hereby de? clared to bo foreclosed, and thu said Colum? bia Oil Company forever barrod of all claim or equity of redemption in tho promiBoa; and under the samo power aa aforesaid, the under? signed will sell, at publio auction, before tho Court House, at Columbia, on tho lirst MON? DAY in September next: All that certain lot of LAND, situate and being in the city of Columbia, in the County of Richland, and State of South Carolina, consisting of ono Bquare in eaid city, con? taining four acree of land, more or less, and bounded by Wheat, Rico, Lincoln and Gads? den streets, with all the bnildiugs and erec? tions on Baid lot of laud, now uecd for tho purposes of an Oil Mill, and all tho Engines, Oil Presses and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon said premises. Terms caBh. W. MARTIN, President Citizens' Savings Bank of South _Carolina._August ll t Fall and Winter Importation-1871. RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., IMPORTERS and jobbers of Bonnet, Trim? ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet Silks, Satius and Velvet?, Blonds, Nette, Crapes, Ruches, Plowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hata, trimmed and un? trimmed. Shaker Hoods, Ac. 237 and 230 Baltimore street, liattimore, Md. Offer the largest stock to he found in this couutry, and unequalled in choico varioty and cheapness, comprising the latest European novelties. Orders solicited and prompt atten? tion given. _Aug ll 12* Mon. l'?tful Invention of theAge! THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER! INVENTED BY F. M. HUNT. PATENTEO M A nen 21, 1871. THIS Machino, which is now offered for sale, surpasaos any of ita age. It is use? ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can operate with it. For tho table, it has not an equal. For tho sick room, it stands unrival? ed. For tho nursing mother, its intrinsic value ia inestimable; as it fans to rest the little darlings, and keeps them freed from trouble. No family Bhould he without ono. As a labor-Having Machine, it saves the biro of one servant. As an investment, there is nothing ever offered to the publio in which an activo, energetic man can mako more money at. It is the Machino for tho times. $1,000,000 worth will bo sold. Any man with ordinary eu orgy can make from $15 to $100 per week, clear "of all oxpenses. Can ho seen at I. Snlzbacher'a Jewelry Store. JOHN WOOLLEY, Agnnt for Richland County, July 23_P.O. Address, Columbia. DR. S. P. FANT'8 SUPERIOR TONIC BITTERS IS composed of the best Anti-pe? riodic Tonics known to tho medical profession. Tho addition of certain ingredients has completely dis? guised tho taste of tho Tonic prin oiplo as to render it palatable, oven to the most fastidious. It augmenta the energy of tho vital func? tions, exerting a powerful influence over tho digestive, assimulative, sauguiniferouB and ne i vens systems. It proves salutary in tho debility conse? quent upon all malarious diseases, violent bodily or montai exertion, in weakneas of the constitution of both sexes, in nervous vertigo, head-ache, tic-doloreux, and many local pains, dependent on delicieut energy in the nervous system. It aleo possessen laxative and alterative properties, and will remove all biliousness from tho stomach, increase tho appetite, and invigorate the whole system. Prepared cory hy S. F. PANT, Newberry, S. C. For sale at W. C. FISHER'S New Drng Store, Opposite Columbia Hotol, August 9 fimo_Columbia, 8. C. Thornwell's Collected Writings, THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes, embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por? trait. $1 per volume. Memories of Pat mos. By MacDaff. $2. The Conservative Reformation and its The? ology. By Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. D. $5. The Unseen World. Bv Rev. Dr. Stork. SI. SEW NOVELS, Pink and Whito Tyranny. By Mra. Harriet Beecher 8towe. $1.50. Her Lord sud Master. By Florence Mary att. 50 cents. Won, not Wooed. By the author of Bred in tho Bono, Ac. 50 cents. Terrible Temptation. By Charles Reade. 85 cents. Uniform edition of Graco Aguilor'e Works, such aa Mother's Recompense, Yale of Cedars, <rc, at $1 por volume. Tho shove hooks sent to any address, post paid, on recoipt of price DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, August 1 Booksellers. The Georgia Gin. THIS it tho third season we have sold these GINS, and have never had a single oom plaint. We offer them with renewed confi? dence, at moderato prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK Sc LOWRANCE, Agts., July 18 2mo_Columbia, g. C. FRESH AND COOL! W E open this day a frosh lot of DRY GOODS, Direct from first hands. Having no old stock to work off, wo show new and freak Goods, at Bull Times Prices. We ask especial attention and examination of our low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only placo in the city to pro? cure these desirable Knuds is at PORTER & STEELE'S. _June H _ Free Soup everyday, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S.