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S r . ?> , -r--. ? i ? . . ? Ko reina A irai? ei J NO?N DESPATCHES. SUCCESS Of THE AM EH [GAN LOAN- WITH? DRAW1 Ali ?P OMMANB-TT-PKENOH MILITAR] BILL-CHOLERA SPREADING - ALEXIS 0> HIS WAX TO AMBBI0A-IpABLIAMBNT PRO? ROGUED--FRENCH TROOPS' ; ARRIVED Al A LO IE 118, AO., AC. LONDON, August 19.-Tho Europeai Syndicate to-day announoes through th< prosa in London, Paris, frankfort, Ber lin and Amsterdam the 'opening of sub soription for the five per cent. Amerioai loan, on Tuesday next-books to be kop open to and including Thursday.- Th< pros H comments on the loan as vor; favorable, and already large application have been filed in advanoe of the opon ing of the books, The Paris Saide publishes a repor that Gen. Garibaldi died this morning bab a despatch from Florence, dated tc day, announces that he is butter| and hi physicians have left Oaprera. A story is circulating in Paris that a: importaut Russian personage reoentl told a French diplomatist that tho resul of the late war had placed Russia in tb position of Franco after the battle c Sadowa, '. . ? \ PARIS? ' August 19.-Tho Germa forces are withdrawing from the neigt borbood of tho for ti ficat iq us North an East of Paris. "VERSAILLES, August 19.-In the Ai sembly, to-day, the committee on tb army bill ruade a report recommendiii its passage. The bill, as retqrued to,tl Chamber, makes . military service con pulsory, and allows Ub one to procu: substitutes. It prohibits 'soldiers fro voting in political oloottdna, and di solves the National Guaras throughot the country. r A despatch from Gambeunin, Ea Prussia, sixty-Bix miles East Of K?nig berg, says the cholera has appeared several districts ou the German side the Russian frontier; IT LONDON, August 21.-It I in feared tl ?otato blight will utmost destroy t risb orpp. . John Bright is much better. Victo) is ill, at Balmoral, ii- . * The Rursiau fleet, with the Grai Dake Alexis, loft Cronstudt, yesterde for New York. Parliament hos beon prorogued NovBmbar t, by royal"wi^missipn! Ii lotions with foreign pokers are friend] and' the bops,is' expressed for continu tranquillity, lu her last apoeab, (mos devoted to . local* r affairs,) tho Gjue dwells satisfactorily npon the treaty Washington. '', NIGHT DESPATCHES. , LONDON. August 21.- $20,000,000 five per bents were taken ip ml vance the regular opening pf the^'Byn^iafl Bonds are activo, at 1*4 (a)li<? o. premie VERSAILLES, August 21.-A dospal from Algiers announces the arrival o large h umber of French troops. American intoiiiaeDto. ; NOON DESPATCHES. LARGE FIRES AND HEAVY LOBBES-FLIC OF OFFICIALS OP AN EXPLODED TU* INDIAN OUTRAGES-SINGULAR OA BE POISONING- QUARANTINE PREPARAT! -SUITS AGAINST THE STATEN IS Li FERRY COMPANY-II ELM II OLD, THE DUI KING, ATTEMPTS SUICIDE-THE LOO ANA SQUABBLES, AO., AO. ST. LOUIS, August 2J.-A. S. Men a prominent hotel-keeper, was foi dead in bed. ' MEMPHIS, August 20.-The city vc $200,000 in aid of the,Mississippi Ii road. LOUISVILLE, August 20.- Complete tarns, except in six C?omities, give 1 lie's majority at 86,000, and other moorabie candidatos at 39,000. WASHINGTON, August 20.-The Al ney-General has received numerous quests for the opinion as to the effec the fourteenth constitutional ami mont upon the eligibility of person office. Not being able to reply offioi to tfiese requests, he has issued a ci lar, stating that it is not! his duty to official ppiuione, except at the reque tho President or tho heads of de] mente. Ho appends a copy of. the 1 toonth amendment. ' tWARSAW,. IND. , August 21.-Thir buildings, including tho Baptist Cht were burned to-djay; cause, spontan combustion; loss, 850,000. VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA, Angnet 5 Fifty -buildings w.ere burned to-day ; 3150,'OOO; incondiarism. ? SAN ' FRA>O?SOO, ' ^A'Ogust 21. -A gcaut-major and private of the < cavalry were killed by tho Apaches Garup Verdi, Arizona, and their bi horribly Mutilated. , ST. LOWS, .August 21.-Cpl. Dbyi wa? elected ohiof of the Cherokee Nu by 200 majority. . ? ?. : ' ' NEW/^OB?, August 2J.-F61 will join the proposed Italian procos if other nationalities are allowed tc tiolpfitO. '? A family of six persons were pou by eating fish caught near a, wrcwl is supposed the fish were impreg with copper. The symptoms were lar to poisoning from stryohnine. The Ward Hospital, on Centre s Newark, N. J., was burned to-daj $80,000. ' The owner,, captain and engine thc cxploded*tag Starbuck have? poured. - The boiler contains fifteen patcho.j and, a nevon inch crack o inside.- 1 " vq 'WiLM?MSP?tfr, PA.,. August 21. Wavar ly Mouse sod thirty building burned to-day; ?OBB 88,000,000. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CHARLESTON; August 21.-Arri steamship South Carolina, Now Yt WASHINGTON, August 21.- Sh depart? North for five weeks. The Delaware and Albany havi " turned over to the health commissi New York for quarantine uso^-tl to bo anchored in tbo lower boy. f reception7of people coming from c infected regions. Probabilities-Easter}j- winda will pro? bab ly continue in tile1' middle ama East? ern States, and it is probable that a storm of eome severity will continne at a con? siderable distance off the S on tb Atlantic ooast, with Easterly winds and threaten? ing weather from Georgia to New Jersey. I Cloudy weather will probably continue I in the New. England States; Northerly j winds and warm hazy weather from Mi? chigan to Alabama and Westward. . Thomas \V. Conway, signing himself State Superintendent of Publie Educa? tion, of Louisiana, publishes a long let? ter to tho President, wherein, after allud? ing lengthily to bis services tu the Re? publican party as an excuso for bis boldness, he prooeeds to- narrate that, on his way from New Orleans, tho bearer of despatches from Casey, Packard, and others, to tho President read the de? spatches to the passengers. Conway impeaches the truthfulness of Casey, Packard, Lowell, and the rest. Conway concludes: "No net of your administrar tion will give more satisfaction to the men who voted for you and made you President than would the removal of tho officials who have perpetrated the out? rage in question; and that nothing short of their displacement will save the Re publican party from defeat in the coming campaign." NEW YORK, August 21.-A. T. Stewart is recovering from a dangerous illness. / i A special from Long Branch saya: About 9 o'clock thia morning, Dr.'H. T. Holmbold attempted suicide. He bor? rowed a double-barrel shot-gun, hired a carriage, with a colored driver, sud started out on Ocean avenuo towards Sea Bright, to shoot meadow larks. Be? low the Arlington House, he got out of the carriage, placed his gun nuder his chin, and fired. Being a small man, the effort to pull the trigger caused his head to move, and his.faoe only was injured. In desperation, he repeated the experi? ment, with tho same result. The driver, who, meantime, rushed to him, oaught bim, fainting and bleeding, in his arma, and brought him to the Arcade Hotel, Whence he was taken home. ' , Helmbold telegraphs that while out gunning this.morning, his gun acciden? tally went off, but he was not injured. I About fifty suits have been commenced against the Staten Island Ferry Compa? ny for damages on account of the West? field explosion. j WHITE SULPHUR SPEXKOS, WEST Vin-1 antiA, August : 21.-Among the late arrivals here are General Fitzhugh Lae, M. D. Gorse nu d ito ii. John Goode, of ?West Virginia; ?Genorola M. W. Gary ?' nd James Conner, of South Carolina; . rov. Jacobs, of Weat Virginia.1 ' j i FORT MONROE, VA'., August 21.-A largo t bree mast od schooner was reported ashore at, .Body Island, . on Saturday bight; too rough to communicate with ber; name not known; .assistance from Norfolk will be sent. ' A few years ago Ireland had a popula? tion of lQ.OOO.OOO. According to tho last census there are now only half that number of people in the Greon Isle. The same fulling off in population is found in several of tho agricultural Counties of England and Wales. Peo? ple pour into the large towns as workers or paupers, and the best emigrate. The great towns are growing very fast-Lon? don and Glasgow probably the fastest of any. Manufactures increase, agriculture diminishes. About one-third of the food consumed in England is imported from abroad, cattle os well as oom. The English papers in stating these facts are Seriously discussing the questions: How long is it to go on, and what is to come of it? . . The details of the.explosion of the , boiler of th? steamer Chautauqua, or , Chautauqua, have been received. Many , of tho features ' resemble those of the : Westfield explosion. Every person on 1 board, some forty in number, was thrown into tho air. .Many were carried as high j n? 250 feet. A lady was thrown "about 1 ilOO feet from the wreck, and fell into 1 the water, doubtless striking upon her ' feet, as she was fonad 'drowned in that 1 position, standing erect, her feet,fast in the soft mud of the marsh in about six 1 feet of water, with the book still in her ' band that she, bad . playfully taken from her husband a momout before." ... , -;-;'???'?-'.- j : -Bathing,is rapidly growing into disre? pute at Long Branch, in consequence of ? the revelations of the nnsyoophantic'seo. Tb/ose of ?tho gentler sex, who' are only artificially plump abd roseate, refuse to bathe .outright.. They may baye hoon ordered ter return to tba' bath over and' over again by their exacting physicians, but ?he gen t?o .creatures nevertheless re-' fase, even though assured that health might be found in the saline arms of the bridegroom waves. SACRILEGIOUS SCOUNDRELISM.-Some time during the early part of last week, St. Luke's Episcopal Ohnroh, where tho late Rev. C. P. Gadsden ministered, was entered by some thief, who carried off the chairs, looking-glass, combs and brushes in the vestry room, and even the drapery in tho ohanool, hung in respect to the memory of the deceased reotor. [Cfutrleston Nexos. The truth of Chapman's line, "The Gods on murderers fix revengeful eyes," is ?howh by the recent snioido in Mobite, Alu., of Henry B. Conch, son of Rev. A. B. Couch, a Baptist clergyman, who, two yoars ago, killed a man named Jacobs in a notorious bordello of that city. Re? morse literally drove young Couch to the grave. A school-master in Bridgeport, Conn., who asked a small pupil of what tho sur? face of the earth consists, and was promptly answered, "land and water," varied, tho question slightly, that tho fact might bo impressed on tho boy's mind, and asked. "What, then, do laud and water make?" to whioh carno the immediate response, "mud." A delioalo femalo partook of twenty eight different dishes at a Chicago hotel dinner. ? , , A LONDON FEATURE.^ ALo a tl on Tims police fe port, in mentioning the arrest, of tbree young women of bad reputa? tion, and in drink, who bat! attempted to commit suicide by throwing themselves over London Duck, adds that a police constable bas been, for some time past, stationed on the bridge day aud night, and also on tbe Old Qravel Lane Bridge over tbe same dock, to prevent women in a state of intoxication oommittiug aui ; oide. The Jews of New York, it is stated, have entered into au arrangement for tho establishment of u publication nooi-1 ety, with the object of issuing works on Jewish-life, history and literature, ex? cluding treaties of a controversial de? scription. It is intended to unite ou a broad and liberal platform, and to briug ' the benefits of tbo organization within the reach of all. A Western paper tells a story of a man who, having gone into a heavy purchase of pork ou a falling market, was over? heard praying in the following style: "O, Lord, for my sake, just advance bogs one cent por hundred, and I won't pay but four dollars per hundred for any more. Amen." King Amadeus, of Spain, is indoed surrounded with difficulties. He is not only unpopular with his people, who cannot understand him, since bo cannot speak their language, but having uo pri? vate fortune, be is compelled to live on bis civil list alone. FINANCIAL ARD COM M RICO IA I?. NRW YORK, August 20.-Cotton move moot small in receipts but largo in ex? ports. Receipts at all the ports 7,630 bales, against 0,454 lust week, 10,472 the previous week, and 10,900 tbree weeks stuco. The total receipts since Septem ber are 3,995,054 bales, against 2,894,223 for tbe corresponding period of previous year, showing an increase of 1,110,831 "bales. Exports from all tho ports 17,647 bales, against 5,762 tho same week last year. Total exportB for the expired portion of the cotton year 3,136,607 bal OH, against 2,164,330 the same time last year. Stock at all the ports 114,421 bales, against 86,762 for the same dato last year. Stock in interior towns 13,312 baies, agaiust 18,892 last year. Stock in Liverpool 596,000 bales, against 568,000 lust year. American cotton afloat for Great Britain 57,000 bales, against 35, 000 Inst year. Indian cotton afloat for Europe 686,396 bales, against 515.922 last year. Weather South dur? ing the week generally favorable, aud the muoh needed rains have come nt last. PARIS. August 21.-Rentes 55f. 82o. LIVERPOOL, August 21-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened steady but is now dull-up? lands 8%; Orleans 93?@9%; sales 10, 000 bales; speoulutiou aud export 2,000. LONDON, August 21-3 P. M.-Con sols 93 j?. Bonds 98%. LONDON, August 21- Evening.- Con? sols 93%. Bouds 93i?. LIVERPOOL, Angust 21-EveniDg. Cotton easier-uplands 8,%; Orleuus iHfj NEW YORK, August 21-Noou.-Stocks dull aud heavy. Governments dull but steady. State bonds very quiet. Money 2. Gold 12%. Exchange-long 8%; short 9%. Flour 10o. higher. Wheat lo. higher. Corn a shade firmer. Pork steudy, at 13.87@13.60. Lard steady. Cotton quiet-uplands 18%; Orleans 19]?; sales 1.200 bales. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton steudy and firm, with 11 light offerings; sales 1,866 bales, includ? ing 900 South Americans, averaging 1,300 pounds to the bale-uplands 18%. Flour-Southern a shude firmer; com? mon to fuir extra 5.50taj6.75; good to choice 6.80($9.00. Whiskey 94. Wheat active-winter red Western 1.43@1.47. Coru a shade firmer, ut 67@673.j. Rice firm, at 8j?@9)?. Pork firmer, at 13.43 @13 50. Lard steady. Freights firm tUoney in ample supply. Sterling 8%(u) s%. Governments quiet - 62s 14)% Gold 12^0123^. States dull; Virgiun.s n little stronger-Tenncssces 75; new 75%- Virginias 63; no v 72. Louisiunus 35; uew 6o; levees 70; 8? 83. Alabamas L 00; 5s 69. Georgias 83; 7s 91. North 'JarolinaB 45; now 26. South Carolinas 70; new 57%. BOSTON, August 21.-Cotton firm middling 193-d; receipts 505 huies; eales 200; stock 7,000. CINCINNATI, August 21.-Pork-12 50 ?sked. Lard dall, at 8%. Bucou steudy -shoulders 6; oleur sides 7':,. Whis? key 90. LOUISVILLE, Augnst 21. - Provisions .rifling business. Whiskey 91. MOBILE. August 21.-Cotton nominal; receipts 101 bulos; sales 50; stock 3,294 GALVESTON, August21.-Cotton firm jood ordinary 15)^; receipts 327 bales; mles 150; stock 10,293. WILMINGTON, Augnst 21.- Cotton dull t -middling 17%; stock 599. t NEW OHLE ANS, August 21.-Flour rj lrooping-super 4.75; double 5.75; tre- t ?le 6.12@6.50. Corn firm-mixod 67? I TO; white 70, Pork extremely dull, at 13 25. Baoon dull and nominal, at Lard dull-keg 11%. Whiskey lull, at 90(0)1.00. Coffee inactive, ut 143^@16. Others unchanged. Colton jniet-middling 16%@17%; receipts 1,090 bales; sales 500; stock 31,299 NORFOLK. August 21.-Cotton steady -low middling 16%; receipts 94 bale?; itook 898. SAVANNAH, Augnst 21.-Cotton quiet Riddling 17@17%; receipts 72 bales; ttook 3.458. BALTIMORE, August 21.-Flour heavy ind weak-Howard street superflue 4.50 7^5.25. Wheat active-choice white 1.55 Yal.60. Corn source but firm-white 67 $77; yellow 68($70. Provisions uu ihuuged. Whiskey 94. Cotton quiot niddfing 183?; receipts 85 bales; Balun >0; stock 910." CHARLESTON, August 21.-Coll?n dull -middling 17; receipt:; 67 bales; sales >; stock 2,900. AUGUSTA, August 21.-Cotton-mid lling 16%; receipts 26 bales. MEMPHIS, August 21.-Cotton in fair icuiuud-middling 17%. THE FEESIAN FAMINE,-Tho Bombay Gazette, ' of Ibo 4th ultimo, contained - long letter, elated May 16 last, from Mr. Munookjee Lirajeo ?ttarin, ogout of tbe Managing Committee of tho Society for Ameliorating tho Condition of Poor Zo? roastrians in Persia, in whioh he gives a dreadful account of the sufferings of tho population from want of food. Among I the statements he makes oro tho follow? ing: In Ispahan, public shops ure opened for selling camel's, ass', dog's ana cat's flesh, and yet from seventy to eighty persons die daily. Pcoplo go about sell? ing their children. Tho Armenian po? pulation only live free from privation, they being supported by their wealthy brethren in Onie ut ta and Batavia. In Kassau and Komp, cities where corn formerly abounded, people have boen caught "cuttingdown children for food." In Khoraesan, 18,000 men have been swept off through hunger and disease, and those who survived did not hesitate "to nse raked up corpses for food." -In Yezd, twelve Zoroastrians were dying daily for want of food; yet only one be? nevolent Parses gentleman, Mr. Nusser wanlee Maneckjee Petit, had, up to tho date of the letter, sent 300 rupees in 1866, and 1,700 rupees on tho 10th of Jauuary, 1870, through the managing committee, und again '200 rupees by tele? graph on the 14th of March, 1871. No other contribution, tho Parsco agent adds, had been received, and corn dis? tributed among tho Zoroastrians at Yezd had been taken from thom by the Mo? hammedans. A letter hus been received from Persia describing tho effects of the famine in the country. The letter, among other things, -jays: "Our muthern and fathers aro eating their children. Our husbands are doing the sumo with their wives. Grown up children aro killing their younger brothers and sisters, and, in some instances, thoir fathers and mo? thers, for food. Food, food, is still tho cry." DiSREPur-AUijB.-The Cincinnati Ga? zette states that "Mr. Harrison, the Chairman of the Radical State Commit? tee of Ohio, hns just levied a contribu? tion upon all the clerks iu the Govern? ment employ in Washington of one per cent, upon thoir salaries, and has also notified them that they are expected to go home, at their own expeuso, and vote. A great many of them voted in Washing? ton, last wp ri ng, at the eleotion for officers of tho new district government, and the Democratic Committee have scoured a list of all such, and will uso it against such ns offer to 'repent' in Octo? ber." The last ciphering of the Millerites bringa the world to an end on tho 'dd of September without fail. The hour is not stated; but, if wo might bc permitted to suggest, dinner time would be the most seasonable If there is anything important to be done on the 3d, such us hanging, or settling old accounts, it had host be attended to on the 2d or very early on tho muming of the 3d. lt might not be out of place for the Radi? cals to hold a prayer-meeting, though wo fear they have delayed it too long idreudy. The latest novelty of a certain rural region of Maryland is an African Sala? mander, known as the Fire King, who, it is said, licks red-hot shovols, takes burning anthruoite coal from the stove, itirs shot over a fire until thoy tnrn red, then pour? the moultcn mass into his mouth, and ejects it us solid lead. Ho s the most practical Southeru Ore-eater >f whom we have yet heard. Forrester, the supposed Nathan mar? lerer, is biding among tho swamps in Louisiana, according to the latest re? ports, where it is impossible for any >ussn to find him. From his stronghold, io writes to the newspapers to say that io is not tho murderer of Nathan, and viii surrender himself for trial if the vuthorities will remit his thirteen years ?entonce in Juliet (III.) prison. Mr. George Broad field, who has been n tho employ of Moses P. Green, of l3urko County, Go., was fouud dead u tho peach orchard at tho pince of lis employer, on last Friday. Mr. ?roadfield had been complaining for tomo time, hud disappeared ou Thu is? lay, and was found on Friday, as above lescribod. At Hoidolburg, in Germany, there is lot a language, ancient or modern, with? in t its competent professor to tench it to lil comers. A Japanese Student, unable o speak a word of Gurman, found there, >n his ai rival, a teacher ablo to converso vith him and give him lossons through bo mediam of his own language. Constantinople is tobe connected with ho opposite Asiutio coast by a railroad iiiunel consisting of sheet-iron double ubosk under the water of the Bosphorus. Che tunnel is tobo about 1,200foctlong, en feet in diameter in tho clear, and to >o thirty-six feet bolow thu level of tho rater, in order not to obstruct navigu iou. The burrowing under the water at Hell late goes on bravely. A number of tho oeks have been quito undermined, and ixplosions will be tho order of the day rery BOOU. General Newton confidently xpeotH to get through before another 'ear. Napoloon III, in his days of empire, mile quits indifferent to the fantasies >f the more classic musician, went into indis-guise,1 rapture over the simple legro melodies of tho minstrels, und iven now he enjoys them at his Chisel Hirst home. Mr. John Davidson completed his ex raordiiuiry lu.sk of walking 100 coimecu ivo hours without sleep or rest, at Little lock, Ark., on tho 12th inst., carrying ii un vif weighing lil pounds for thirty ii i nu ICH in every twelve hours, or for our hours in ul 1. Jim Harris, the brother of It R liar is, of Rome, Ga., was shot ut Oxford, Vid).ima, lust Sunday, und instantly Lilied. Gable telegrams contiene to furnish doleful tidings of the fatal ravages of cholera in various parts of Germany. [ It is steadily wending its way Westward, ! from Russia into Poland, from Poland into Germany, from Germany into Eng? land, and, if it makes one more vigorous stride, it will next appear in the sea? board oities of the United, States. Pru? dence and Immunity should, therefore, prompt all American officials entrusted with the regulation of sanitary affairs to make the bett possible provision for its approach. To cholera, moro than to any other disease, does the old maxim apply-that "An ouuco of prevention is butter than a pound of cure." SAD ACCIDENT.-The Waynesboro, j Go., Expositor says: While Mr. Thomas Prescott aud Mr. James Tenuyson were together bunting a "destructive boar," a ' gun upon thn shonldor of the former was accidentally discharged, tue entire lead, , seven buck-shot, lodging in the breast of the latter. In reply to an exchange that old age , is to be respected, tho Boston Traveller , says "much depends npon whether we find it in men or in poultry." To this a slight amendment may bo made-that in men it is to be respected, and in poultry it is to bu expected. Alexandrin, Va., bas a now paper called the Liberal Citizen, and its con? ductors aunounce that no efforts will be spared to make it a thorough "humbug squelcher," whether found in church, State, corporations, market laws, toll? gates, fertilizers or pilot laws. An old negro woman, near Bich mond, Vu., is the veritable "oldest inhabitant." I She says she "cooked for de man what dogged do JeetUB River." The Popo baa published an encyclical letter, thanking the bishops and the faithful for their sympathies on tho occa? sion of his jubilee. Capital Building and Loan Association. 1THE regular monthly meeting of thia Aaao . ciatiou will bo hold at the Hibernian Hall, over tho atora of Mossra. Jons Aosr.w A SON, ut 8 o'clook, THIS EVENING. Instal? ments will bu rucaived. and books issued by the Treaaurer, at tho Bank and Trnat Com? pany's, during the dav, and at the hall in the ovoning. W; H. CATHCART, Augtiat 22 1_Secretary. Turtle Soup. Wo havo the last TURTLE this .peaBon. HOUP will bo served at ll 'o'clock THIS DAY. Aag22 PAYSINGER A FRANKLIN. Just Arrived, ^ 25 HEAD HORSES AND ^ m? MULES, amongst them aomerYpyT ^.???l aa fino Saddle and Hamern? r"^ r 1 .MMTIbu pen ns over brought to thia citv. Ajtply at C. Logan's Stables, corner Aaseuibly and Senate ttrccta. J^g_22_W. S. A J. M. TALBOTT. State of South Carolina-Richland Go. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. Jamce G. Gibbes, as Admtniutrator of Gabriel H. Starling, Plaintiff, against Charles Bur? rowa, Dei fon da ut.-Summons. To TUE DEEENUANT, Cn A UL,KS Bunnows: YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer thu complaint in thia action, ot which a copy ia hero with served upon you, and to aerve a copy of your anawor to tho aaid complaint on tho subscribers, at their office, Cnhimhia, South Carolina, within twenty days after tho service hereof, excluaive of tho day of such service; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho timo ufo ?es ?id tho plaiutilfa in thia action will apply to the Court t<<r tho relief demandad in thia complaint. CAUROLL, MELTON it J ANN EY, Plaintiff a Attornoya. Baled Columbi*, S. C., August 14,1871. To TUE DEFENDANT, CHAULES Bcanovs: Tn I: e notice that thc sum mons in this action, of which tho forcgoiug ia a copy, waa filed in thu diliee of thu Clerk of tho Court of Common Plea?, at Columbia, in tho County of Rich? land, in tho Stato of South Carolina, on tho 2lst dav "t Auguat, 1871. CARROLL. MELTON .V JANNEY, Plaintiffs Attorneys. COLUMBIA, S.e., Auguot 21, 1871. Align?t 22 _ InG CHOICE ltt)?ps7 LOW FRICBS, Will bo found AT W. D. LOVE & WL HAVING opened, during tho past week. Movonty-llvo Packages of Gooda, bought in Now York for lesa than regular prices, wo an: now prepared to fill all order? from city or country. Departments aro all replenished to their fullest Capacity with tho best makeaof Coeds bought direct from manufacturera and im? porters; and our ONE PRICE system seems to ploaao all. Will opnn. in a few days, a beautiful lino of CARPETS, RUGS, MATS, .Vc, in new and de? sirable patt erna, at low prices. SHADES and SHADE HOLLANDS, all widths and styles. Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT is fall, and we iuvito an inspection from country merchants. OltANITEVILLK HOMESPUNS, at factory prices. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, " Main street. W. D. LOVE. H. li. MoCnKEUT. Aug 20 New Shore Mackerel. KITS, half aud wholo barrett ? for salo lbw, hy E. HOPE. Allou?t 18 _ Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cocnculua Indiens Fish Horries to make sleepy or headache. Broom-Makers Wanted. 4(1001) imOOM-MAKEKN, who under sluiid their biiaineaa, will lind Utoady util ino}ni? nt, with tho highest CKHII wages. Nono but sober ?ind stead v mon IIV?MI apply; Aug 20 2 1>. C. PK IX' ? r l'( ) A SON. For Sale Cheap. IHlX-UOItsK PORT Alibi: UNG1N K, I 5() -;aw Morriu Oin, 1 Davis Portable Prona. All in good working tinier, and ure offered for fKiHi, cash. Applvto K1CH?RD TOZER. Aug 20 li Auotlon ?astio?. jFVam? Building. BY D. C.PEIXOTTO & BON. OD THDR8DA? MORNING, at 10 o'clock, ?a front of aar Auction Blore, without reserve, That extensive FRAME BUILDING, situ? ated two miles bolow Columbia, on the South Carolina Railroad, formerly used as a trana? fer dopot by the Charlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta Roadaod South Carolina Railroad,sup? posed to contain 85,000 feet, moro or leas, of lumber in boards, joists: and silla. Building to be removed in thirty days. Terrot cash. _AUK 22_ TO CLOSE. THE FOLLOWING GOODB HAVE BEEN placed upon our " Slaughter " Counter, And are offered at RUINOUS PRICES To close them out. Blaok and White GRENADINE SHAWLS, (very pretty.) Satin, Striped, Bilk and Wool SHAWLS, (handsome.) Bolid Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish.) Black LACE FOINTS, (real desirable.) Every conceivable style of PARASOL, (good valuo.) Swiss Pufllng. Jaconet Pulling. James' Cambric Palling, in quadruple, six tuple and octuple. Linen Sots, plain and embroidered. Aug 15 _R. C.SHIVER A CO. Schiedam Schnapps. tf>C? CAR EH Wolfe's celebrated SCHIEDAM ?rj AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, just arrived and for eale low by Aug 13_JOHN AGNEW A SON. Red Oats, Raaf Proof. FOR oale, at $1.50 per bushel, sacked and i delivered at railroad. Apply by oaah order to W. L. ANDERBON, Ninety-six Post Office, Abbeville Co. - RBFKBBNOK-Col. D. Wyatt Aiken. * /. ,tM August ia_, ? tia : Fall and Winter Importation-18711 RIBB?N S, Millinery and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, CATOIt & CO.? j'. IMPORTERS and jobbers of Bonnet, Trim? ming and Vetvet RIBBONS. B?Dnet8?ks, Satins and Velvet?, Blonde, Netta, Crapes, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Btraw. Bonnets and Ladies' Hats, trimmed aad u^n triramod. Shaker Hoods, Ao. '237 and 233 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. Offer the largest stock to ba found in thia I oonntry, and unequalled in ohoice variety and I cheapnoss, comprising the latest European novelties. Orders eolicitod and prompt alten tion given._Aug ll 12* FRESH AND OOO!.! W E opon this day a fresh lot of DRY GOODS, Direct from first hands. Having no old stock to work off, we show new and fresh Goode, at Dull Times Prices? . ? I Wo ask especial attention and examination of our low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, tho only place in thecity to pro care these desirable goods is at PORTER & STEELE'S. Jupa li_ WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL DEPAUTMENT, BA LT., MD. f fl Ul E next regular session will commence on A tho FIU9T MONDAY in Octobrr, 1871. Preliminary lectures will begin the 18th Sep tombcr. Tho course of instruction is omi nontly practical and complete, consisting of didactic lectures, clinical lectures and special instructions in the diagnosis and treatment or disease ni the bed side. Every variety of di& eaeo may be soon In the hospital wards and free dispensary connected with the college. FTES - For full course, $120; Matriculation, $5; Dissection, (10; Graduation, $20. Students from!the late slave-holding Slates, whose means are limited, will be received upeu tbs benefi? ciary plan of the school. The annual circular and catalogue, containing full particulars, will bo sont on application to CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, M. D.. July 29 Hmo._Doan of the Facnlty. The Georgia Gin TUI9 ?8 tho third season wo hare sold those GINS, and have uever had a single com? plaint. Wo offer them with renewod confi? dence, at moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Agttr., Jnlyl3 2mo_Colombia, a O. Imported Ale and Porter. CASKS -Pints -best brands, tn store and for salo G KO. BY M ME RB. 25 NEWS. TlIE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE" hus ju'at returned from New York with a n?at assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of thc sea3ou. Cull and soo, at Tilly 27 C. P> .I.Vt-ICiOX'!*, Mnln St. OLD U?NK ItlljL.8 unit MDMI.ATKD CUKUlcNcY ;,"ught ?nd ?old hy Nov 23 (Uno 1). (IAM KILL. Broker. Thu only ihm Playing Curds at POLLOCK'S