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y ._ foreign AGalrai NOON DESPATCHES. CANADIAN PRECAUTIONS AOAINBT CHOLERA -PROPOSED DISSOLUTION OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY-CATHOLIC CONGRESS-RAIL? ROAD COLLISION-INDIGNATION MEETING -CHOLERA AT SHIELDS, ENGLAND FRENCH COURT MARTIAL, AO. MONTREAL, August 22.-The Mayor bas ordered tbo strongest mensures re? garding oi ty cleaning, in view of the pos? sible approacfit of cholera. Disinfec? tants aro supplied gratuitously to tho in? habitants. VERSAILLES, August 22.-A bill pro vidiug for tho dissolution of the present Assembly will soon bo brought forward. The Deputies of the Left aro preparing a manifesto, demanding the restoration of the constitution of 1848. lu tho court-martial to-day, members of the Paris Piro Department deposed positively that the Commune ordered the firing of public and private buildings and forbade thoir extinguishing thc flames in the Palais Royal. Tho press hotly debate the proposed disbandment of the National Guard. Conservativo journals advocate and Radical papers op? pose the stop. Fears are expressed that its enforcement will moot opposition in Lyons and elsewhere, DUBLIN, August 22.-The people and police of Limerick fought, and sevoral were injured. MUNICH, August 22.-? committee of conservative Catholics have invited the Catholics of Germany, Austria and Switzerland to a congress ut Munich, September 22. VERSAILLES, August 23.-Tho prolong? ation of Thiers' term is assured. Another 300,000,OOOf. bas boon paid to Germany. . The steamship Frahoe . was partially bnrned off Marseilles.... The vessel and cargo was much damaged, and the loss is heavy. It is stated Thiers adopts the disarma? ment of the National- Guard as a Go? vernment measure. LONDON, August 23.-A collision op ourred on the Midland Hoad, io Leices? ter, by whicb many were injured. A meetiDg in favor of tbe ballot, at Birmingham, passed resolntions con? demning the action of the House of Lords. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, August 23.-A foreign ship arrived at Shields, with cholera. Baron Baez's. retirement from the Austrian Cabinet is reported. The potato blight in Ireland is exag? gerated. The official statsment says the orop is a good one. VERSAILLES, . Augnst 23.-The court martial establishes tho fact that Federals, disguised as firemen, fed the flames with petroleum.- Collect, tho prison director | under the Commune, swears that; h a re? ceived orders from Ferret to shoot the hostages, but he declined. American Intelligence, g NOON DESPATCHES. \ RIOT AND MURDER IN KANSAS-DOUBTFUL S STATEMENTS REGARDING WRECK OF il GOLDEN RULE-FATAL TERMINATION OF ai A BOAT RACE-LONGFELLOW DEFEATED- w SPLIT AMONG CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS- tl APPREHENSION OF AN INDIAN WAR, AO. w TOPEKA, KANSAS, August 22.-A week t: ngo, in an election row at tho Newton f. terminus of the Atchison, Topeka and ti Santa Fe Railroad, a Texan was sh ot and I p, killed by one MoOlosky, the Texan being st tho aggressor. Since that time McClos- es ky has been appointed policoman, and at there being a feud between him und the ti Texans, it culminated in a general fight tc on Saturday, in whioh McOlosky und a sa Texan were killed, and two others mor- as tally and four seriously wounded. There th is little law in that region, and more a trouble is anticipated. Texan drovers ve congregate here in great numbers. PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Jay Cooko & Co., Fiscal Agents, report that they I Q> bavo'receivod information from London re that uumh more than the amount allot- in ted to-Europe of tho now loan has been J go subscribed, and believe tho amouut re- S[ served for this country will bo closed ou this week. is, NEwrouT, August 23.-Tho crew of pr the wreoked steamer Wyoming ia safe. hil NEW YORK, August 23.-The Sun pub- Rt lishes'a report, founded upon the state- H< ment of Detective Col. Wood, that the len Golden Bale was purposely wrecked in wh 18GG, that ovor ?1,01)0,000 in treasure to belonging to the United States might be ph stolen. According to Wood's narrative, Montgomery Gibbes managed the affair. > Wood says ho would have made arrests, ex< had it not been for tho desire of the Ad- Fr; ministration to protect Gibbes. He has oui won over Washburno, Mrs. Grant, hoi Speaker Blaine and others, and so thero not is no use in pursuing him further. wo ST. JOHNS, N. B., August 23.-The ow great scull race for tho championship of oil the world carno off this morning. The stic boats started at 7.25, and led alternately sur. for five minutes. At 7.33 the St. John gas was ahead. At 7.40 the St. John's was ina the only orew rowing, tho Tyne's orew woi having gone ashoro iu consequence of cou Benforts being taken with a flt. Tho ^ St. John's orew rowed over the course jjee in forty minutes and eleven seconds, and tue was declared winner. Benforts died WU) this morning, at half-past 8. 8Ujj NIGHT DESPATCHES. Loi SARATOGA, August 23.-Moselle won Mil the first race-time 1.21%. Thero was wh< tremendous interest in the groat race be- was tween Longfellow and ll elm bold. Dur of 1 {og the first threo miles, Longfellow led ?50 by one to two longths. Helmbold began oati to gain on tho last eighth of the third lt ii milo, and passed under tho string n half way length ahead of Longfellow, who lost ? steadily during the last mile, Helmbold t loading threo lengths at the first quarter, . six at tho half mile, and finishing sixteen j lengths ahead of Longfellow, amid tho m most tremendous enthusiasm and cheers. Time 7.40?. Jjj ITHICA, N. Y., August 23.-Tho Ithica ggj Hotel and many adjacent buildings woro ,1 burnod to-day; loss 8100,000. Dy L WASHINGTON, August 23.-Gov. Potts, of Montana, apprehends an Indian war, I and is organizing tho people, but will not call them into service nnluss author? ized by tho Seoretary of War. Ponding-a suit, tho Commissioner ol Internal Revenue suspends PlunBanton'e decision; consequently, importers will not have to break their cases for the pur? pose of stamping the contents for the present. Tho retail deniers, however, must affix tho uecessury stamps to the articles. Domestic subscription to tho now loan, to-day, over S5.UOO.000. Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably continue to fall, with light rain, to-uight, on Lakes Erie, Outurio ami Huron. Clear weather will probably continue on Thursday from Michigan to Louisiana and Westward. Tho barome? ter will probably contiuue to fall in New England, with partially cloudy weather. Partially oloudy and clear weather, with fresh winds, is probable for the Middle and South Atlantic States. LEXINGTON, KY., August 23.-Tho fu? neral of Lieut. McKee, killed in Corea, tukes place to-morrow. Tho block on North Broadway, be? tween -Main and Short streets, was i burned to-day; loss SlUO.OOU. SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.-The split I in tho .Republican party, caused by Gor? ham, Secretary of the Federal Senate, it seems, is incurable. A committee hns been appointed to nominate a new ticket. FORTRESS MONROE, August 23.-The brig Evening Star, from Baltimoro for the Baltic, has arrived. While laying at anchor in Lynnhaveu Bay, last night, six of tho crew robbed tho captain of I $200 and his watch, und seized a boat] aud left the ship. Tho vessel wus brought in by the pilot boat Slicer's crew. MONTGOMERY, August 23.-There is no longer doubt about the appearance of tho army worm in unusual numbers through the richest cotton Counties in Alabama. Bain is now falling which will aid their development. . NEW YORK, August 22.-Felix Day cut his wife's throat and ineffectually at? tempted to kill his children, aged nine and seventeen, and then suicided. The children-say their father has had fits and mental derangement for the past six months. The accounts of the city and County, with a long message from the Mayor, in which he asks from each hoard a com? mittee to examine the vouchers upon which accounts ure based, cover from January. 1809, to July, 1871. The mes iago is bold and defiant. The accounts, .vhen printed, will make a several thou innd page vulume. The city claims the property upon vhiob tho Times building stands. An ejectment suit has been commenced. L'he property ia valued at Si,000,000. -. ROMANCE FROM TUE MINES.-A story omes from the mining districts of Cali ornia which savors somewhat of ro? an uce. Last winter a Capt. Cook is aid to have visited Chicago on business. Vhile there, he was induced to attend a ipiritualisb gathering, at which he was lformed that, ou returning home, by | 1 Inking a shaft in a certain direotion he 'ould find a rich four-foot ledge, und iat this ledge, ata depth of twenty feet, .ould increase to twelve feet. The cap kin, as the story goes, not having any lith in such revelations, paid no atten on to it until ono evening, at a dinner arty, he was telling his "experience" to imo friend?, who were so much inter? ned that they immediately went to work ? the poiut indicated, aud in a short mc struck upon a veiu which hus proved > be of immeuse value. So fur, it is .id that the specimens taken from it say us high ns #15,000 per tou. Who ier the story was invented to advertise medium or a mining concern does not ?ry clearly appear. The Pope's Nuncio, says the Paris ?ttlois, had au interview with M. Thiers ceutly. Monsignor Chigi spoke of the tention of the Pope to quit Romo und i and seek tho hospitality of Malta or iain. M. Thiers showed himself de? led ly opposed to such a step. "There " ho said to the Nuncio, "a French overb which says that ho who quits 3 piuco loaos it. Tho Pope in quitting ime compromises tho futuro of the jly Seo. His presenco at Romo is, at st, an eloquent protestation against mt passes there. I have no counsel give his Holiness; but wero I in his ice, I would not budge; I would wait." SARATOGA IN DARKNESS.-Considerable I ?itement was created.in Saratoga, lust ? iday evening, by the gradual going b of all the gas in tho village, leaving tels, bar-rooms and streets in dark? ie. In a few minutes candles wero rth a dollar an inch, and tho fortunato uer of a barrel or two of kerosene made qnite a fortune. As candle din were scarce, bottles were mado to >ply their places. The cause of tho i going out appears to have boon the dequnte supply on hand nt the gas rks, through, tho negligouco of the apany. Vom en in England that can afford to p a husband must bo prepared to give 1 ir unfortunate partners au allowance 3D they determino to dissolve partuer p. This has just beou decided by ri Penzance iii tho casa of Milne r.s. no, in which Mrs. Milne, against mi a decree of divorce was allowed, compelled to pay to her husband out 1er separate estato au annual sum of I 0, toward tho maintenance and edu on of the children of tho marriage i a rough rule that wont work both s. s my wife at tho window, one day, id watching a mau with u monkey, rt carno by with a "broth of a boy," > was driving n stout littlo donkey, my wi io I then spoke, by way of a I 1, "there's a relation of yours iu that) iago!" To which sho replied, as tho tioy eho spied, "Ah, yes; a relation aarriugel" Joxli Billing? on Korti. Kora iz a serial; i am glad ov it. It got its uame from Series, a prim woman, and iu ber day tho geddes oats, nnd sieh like. Korn iz au mt i mes eal led maize, an grows in sich parts uv tho Western cc try very nmuizenly. I havo seen it out thare 18 fout h don't mean the uktual korn itself, the tree on which it grows.) Korn haz ears, but never hnz hut ear, whioh iz az deff nz an udder. Injun meal iz made out ov korn, i korn dodgers iz made out ov iujun m aud korn dodgers ure thu tuffest chun ov tho breud purswashuu, known niau. Korn dodgers aro mudo out ov wa with Iujun meal inixt into it, and tl baked on a hard board, iu tho prese ov a hot fire. When you can't drive a 10 penny i into them, with a sledge-hammer, ll are sed, bi good judges, to bo well d( and aro reddy tow bu chawed upon. They will keep five years ia a dm place and not gro tender, and a dog with ono of them will yell for a we? and thea crawl under tho barn and nit ter for two days more. I have knawod two hours miself ona sido ov a korn dodger without produai enuy result, and think i could starve death twice before I could reduce a kc dodger. They got the name dodger from t itnmegiuto necessity of dodgeing if o iz hove horizontally at yu in anger. It iz far better tow bu smote lu a I year old steer, than a korn dodger tl I iz only three hours old. I Whiukee (uoblo whiskee) is mudo c ov korn, uud whiskee is ono ov t greatest blessings known tew man. Wo never should have bin able t< till our statu prizons with energeti men, and our poor-houses with go eaters, if it want for noble whiskee. We nover should hav had enuy temi, rance sons or society, nor demokrat polly ticiauu, nor lites, nor good m mdt ers, nor pbatt aldermen, nor whisk rings, nor nothing, if it want for bless whiskee. If it want for korn how could onu body get ko ru cd? And if it want for getting kuruc what would life bo worth? We should all bink down to the lev ov tho bruten if it want for gettii korned. The brutes don't git korned; tb* haint got enuy reason or soul. We often hour of "drunken brutes this is a compliment to oxeu whick dou belong tow them. Korn also buz kuruels, abd ku rue are often korned, so ure brigudeorgeu ruls. .Johnny kako is mado out ov koru, ? iz hasty puddin. Hasty puddin and milk is quick tc )at. All you hav got to do iz to gap an iwallo, uud that iz tho lust of tho pudd i i Korn was familiar tew antiquity. Jc eph waz Bent down into Kgipt alte om korn, but his brothers didn't wau lim to go, so they took pitty on bit .nd pitted him in a pit. When his brothers got back hura, am veto asked whare Joe wnz, they didu' ckuowledgo tho korn, but lied sum. It has boen proved that it iz wicked t? ?o about korn, or onny of tho otho egotables. Thare iz a difference between lieinj nd sawing wood, it iz easier to lie speshly in tho shade. Koru has ono thing that uoboildy els( as got, aud that iz u keb. This hob runs thru the middle ov thc urn, and iz as phuli ov koru as Job wa.1 7 biles. I always feel sorry when 1 think o> au, and wonder how he luuuugcd tow it down in a chair. Kuowing how tow set down square on bile, without hurtiug tho chair, iz one r the lost arts. Job was a card; ho had more push mice, id biles, tew thu square iueh, than iz mal. Ono hundred and twenty-five akers ov irn tew tho bushel iz kousidcrcil n good op, but I have seen more. I have seen koru for 10 couts a bushel, d in sum parts ov tho Western cou n y it iz so much that thare ain't no good tv against stealing it. lu kouklushuu, if yu want tow git a re krop ov korn, and a good price for o krop, feed about .! quarts ov it tow shaughi rooster, then murder tho oster im mej int ely, and sell him for 17 ats a pound, krop aud all. A letter from Paris gives what pur rts to bo tho lino of defence which mural Kessel, ox-Communist Ministor War, proposes to adopt when he shall brought to trial. Tho pieu is a euri s one. It will ho that he joined the mmune merely to endeavor to drill i National Gunrd of Puiis into such a idition of efficiency as to ho nblo to ve tho Prussians out of St. Donia, this enterprise ho hoped, also, to se *o the co-operation of the army of rsaiiles. M. Thiers iuterests himself ?atly in Rossel, and, it is said, hus >mised to exert himself to savo his ?. ?UE TAXING POWEII.-There is scarce inytbing in this world which may not subjected to a tux through the exi icies of an insolvent government, s of tho latest financial schemes iu is is a tax of five francs upou each I ovory cat, and of ono franc upon li bird kept in a cugo. Thank for e, wo havu't como to cats aud cuuury ls yet. . young man who wont to Mai no to mino thu condition of u mill after a hot, reported, by duo course of mail, allows: "Hind a dam hy a mill sile, no mill by a dam site," ho New York Sun dubs Juntioe Dow the Dexter of tho hench-ho dis id of forty-throe cases iu niuety-iivo lites on Tuesday. FINANCIAL. AND UOMIMRHGIAIi? LONDON, August 23-Noon.-Consola I iiliff 93^. Bonds ?8??, Hov FRANKFORT, August 23.-Bonds 96%. LIVERPOOL, August23-Noou.-Cotton j id it activo nod ii nu or-uplands 9; Orleans .Mu- 0?4; sales 18,001) bales; export and spo . dilation 0,000. ?! (M LIVERPOOL, August 23-Evening. uut Cotton closed strong-uplandsO; Orleans 19^; shipped or shipping ut New Orleuus ono 9 3-l?. NEW YORK, August 23-Noon.-Stocks ind I strong and steady. Governments very I dull und heavy. Stato bonds dull but k"? quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and tow steady. Money 2. Gold 12%. Ex? change-long 8Jg; short Flour 'eri jiu buyers'favor. Coru quiet and un? ion ohuuged. Pork weak, nt 13.G2@13.75. tice [Lard firm. Colton quiet but linn-up- J lauds 19)6; Orleans 19?,<; sales 500 bales. Freights firm, .py 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; Bales 751 bales mo -uplands lOjig; Orlcaus VJ} A. Flour Southern uuchangecl. Whiskey lower. 1 a*p at 02. Wheat l@2o. lower-winter red , uit Western 1.38f?)l.l0. Corn closed stead ier, nt 67@671<i. Bice firm. Pork weak, 1 at- afc 13.75. Lard firmer-kettle 9%. Gold 12-^. Freights firm. Mouey very easy, uo ut'2@3. Sterling strong, at 9. Go n8 veruuienls closed strong but steady-G2s 1 t? 14. States dull-Tennessces 75; uew75. I ,ru Virginias 03; new 72. Louisianas 65; I uew 61; levees 70; 8s 83. Alabamas 1.00; be 5s 68. Georgias 83; 7s 90. North Ca uc rolinas 15; hew 25J?. South Carolinas 70; new 57. ? 31 ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Mess pork ?>it firm, at 12 5()(Y/U3.00. Whiskey steady, ut 90. Bacou in active demand and . IUM prices advanced-shoulders 0%; clear ho J rib sides 7%@7%? clear sides 7%(?'.S. 1 i Bulk meats-shoulders 7; country cattle I i BW I quiet aud steady. 11 oki LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Provisions! OU j in small order demand; nothing done j I in round lots. Mess pork-asking 13.00 I )C* I on order. Bacou-shoulders 6,'J; clear i ?* rib sides 7%; clear sides 7@7%. Packed jr* I beef aud hams unchanged. Lard 9%(2> 11 ?y 10%. Whiskey decliuiug. od BALTIMORE, August 23.-Flour active. I Wheat firmer and steady. Provisions 1 y* I uuchuuged. Whiskey-nmnll sales at 1 j 91 Cotton firmer but not higher d, J midfdling 18J.-?; receipts 39 bales; sales 17; stock 895." ol NEW ORLEANS, August 23.-Flour Jg dull-double 5.75; treble 6.0000.12}.;. I Corn uuchauged. Pork firmer -held at 3y I ll 00. Bacon dull, at 6%<Vi?8%. Others t> unchanged. Cotton firm-low middling ? 16%; receipts 527 bales; sales 1,500; i't stock 28,915. WILMINGTON, August 23.-Cotton dull ls -uaiddliug 17; stock 508. E_ PUILADELPUIA, August 23.-Cottou firmer-middling 19. ? MoniLU, August 23.-Cottou quiet middling 17%; receipts 92 bales; sales w 100. BOSTON, August 23.-Cotton active d middling 19%; receipts 50 bales; sales ?? 100; stock 7,000. >_ MEMPUIS, August 23.-Cotton active !r middling 17J?(^17%. The first halo of t new cotton from Arkansas, classed as low Q middling, sold for 25 cents. AUGUSTA, August 23.-Cuttou firm d middling 17; sales 58 bales, t GALVESTON, August 23.-Cotton quilt and firm-good ordinary 15%; receipts 3 352 bales; sales 50; stock 9,8bU R NORFOLK, August 23.-Cottou firm - low middliug 1.0^@16%; receipts 209 ? bales; stock 295. t SAVANNAH, August 23.-Cottou norni nnl-middling 18; sales 25 bales; stock } 3,537. CHARLESTON, August 23.-Cotton firm J and quiet-middling 1 17,1., ; receipts 55 j bales; sales 51); stock 2,733. For Sale, 1 to^ COM FORTA RLE DWELLING, livy t ?Jjji Ihioiiiti, 1'antry and Dressing Room; lot ** "'half acre, aitiiated ou Rariiwoll street, between Gervais utid Sonate tl reels. Applv to K W. SEIRELS .v Co. * ' Anuibd 2i :i Notice. IHEP.ERY warn nil perrons a^ain.-t trails- , acting any business wish .JOHN T. WI I. ?liN in my name, KS hu is nut my lisent, um) never waa cottaged hy nie, but voluntarily undertnuk to look utter HIV alftUrs, without pay. LUCRECIA JoilNsoN. August 21_ thu1 Acacia Lodge No. ?4, A. F. M. A ? REGULA RCommunication of thi^ m^N^Lodgo will bti held in Miisotiic Itali, /^f\THlS (Thursday) EY EN INO, itt 8 o'clock. Dy order of thu W. M. Fi M. DRENNAN, Jh., August 21 1 SM-ndiiry. Fruit Jars--Low Prices Reduced. PHESEltVE ymir Fruit nt a trilling expense. Wit sell the well-known, favorite D EX TEK CLASS JA ll and thc beautiful DROWN STONE JAR, hermetically self-sealing, al prices so low that your Preserved Fruit will oust von but a meru song. Call and examine qualityund prices. W. B. STANLEY. APR 24 1 For Sale Cheap. 18IX-H0KHE PORTADLE ENGINE, 1 60 Saw Morris Oin, 1 Davis Portable Tress, All in good working order, and ure offered for 1800, cash. Apply to RICHARD TOZER. A nu' 20 ii Red Oats, Rust Prooi. FOR salo, at il.60 per bushel, sacked and delivered at ruilroad. Applv by cash order to NV. L. ANDERSON, Ninety-six Post Ofticu, Abbeville Coi RKFKUKNCB-Col. D. Wyatt Aiken. August 12 i 12 Smoked Beet and Tongues, BUFFALO TONGUES aud SMOKED REEF, for suie by E. HOPE. Schiedam Schnapps. ?)?C CASES Wot ru's oulobriitod SCHIEDAM AO AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, just arrived und fur salo low hy Aug 13 JOHN At i NEW A SON. New Shore Mackerel. KITS, huit and whole burrel*, for sale Sow, hy E. HOPE. (Mlgllst 18 EDWARD R. ARTHUR. Attorney and Counsellor at Lav/, NO. 7 LAW RVNOE. WILL practico in tho Circuit and Prohalo Courts uf Richland and adjoining bounties. July 12 t-imo Brick 1 Brick!! WE liavo a largo quantity of fresh burnt lilli CK on hand at Green's old brick yard, and aro prepared to HU all orders. Aug 23 3 WlhLIAMS & THRKEWITS. Just Arrived, j- 25 HEAD HORSES AND m^. MULES, amongst them aomofY??tr V^B au Uno Saddle and Harness r~X 11 .wLaSblioracu aa over brought to this city. Apply at C. Logan's Stables, corner Assembly and Sonatu streets. Aug 22_W. S. & J. M. TA LR OTT. For Sale or to Rent, ROSE'S HOTEL. ?y**?-->^Y TRIS tdigiblu property, alt ??i233jbIljS nated within five minuten' WirfHffi?SffwalU of tho State House and B^L^???&5aPrttit) burinons portion ol Main streut, tia vi ng heen closed tu the public, ia now ? ff sr od for sale or to rent. Tho Houso lias recently been retiovatod in evory parti cular, contiius fifty thoroughly furnished rooms, and is uno uf thu best Hotel stands iu Columbia. Reasonable terina can bo made with the proprietor, who can ho consulted ou tho premises. \V. E. ROSE, August 23 Proprietor. ??>" Charleston Courier, Greenville Moun? taineer and Yorkvillu Enuuircr pleast insert until furthc^noticjn_ CHOICE GOODS, LOW PRICES, Will he found AT W. D. LOVE & CO.'S. HAYING oponed, during tho past week, seventy-live Packages of Goods, bought ii New York fur loss than regular prices, we ire now prepared to fill all orders from city or :ouutry. Departments aro all replenished to their 'idlest capacity with the best makes of Goods, Knight direct from manufacturers and im lorturs; and our CNE PRICE system seems o please all. Will open, in a few dava, a beautiful line of JARPETS, RUGS, MATS, Ac, in new and de irablu patterns, at low prices. SHADES and SHADE HOLLANDS, all widths and styles. Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT is full, nd we invito an inspection from country Aurelian ta. ORANITEVILLE HOMESPUNS, at factory rices. NO TKOUSLE TO SHOW GOODS. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Ruilding, Main street. W. D. LOVE, lh_ R. Mo?KEKnv._Aug 20 Fresh Arrivals. lAADAItllELS FLOUR, fro "u common >\7 Vf to flHeat qualities. 5 tier coa Hams, ul' tho celobratod "Orango" nd "Diamond" brands. Smoked beef, Smoked beef Tongues. Pickled beef Rounds. Boasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La? na y ra and Ibo Cof?ocn. ALSO, A full and well-selected stock of fresh EAS, aod other Staple and Fane v Groceries, or aalojlow._GEO. SYMMERS. utritive TonicBand Dyspeptic Elixirs. TtXTRACT REEF, Iron and Wine. j Elixir Pepsin, Rieuiutb and Strychnia. Wiuo of Pepsia. Elixir Goutiau and Iron. Wino of Iron. Iron Cordial. Tasteless Cod Liver Oil. Infant's Food. Loibig's Extract of Moat. For salo, wholesale and retail, by 13, il. HEINITSn, \ng 17 t Druguist and Chemist. TO CLOSE. HE FOLLOWING GOODS HAYE BEEN ced upon our Slaughter " Counter, j T il aro offered at RUINOUS PRICES close them out. l ick and White GRENADINE' SHAWLS, ry pretty.) nilli, Striped, Silk and Wool SHAWLS, ndsomc.) did Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish.) lack LACE POINTS, (real desirable.) very conceivable style of PARASOL, (good io.) viss Pulling, icouet Puffing. .mea'Cambric Putting, in quadruple, six o and octuple nen Seta, plain and embroidered. ig 15 _R. C. Sil IVE R A- CCh_ ll and Winter Importation-1871. R I BB?N S , llinery and Straw Goods. RITRO^CATOR & CO., ?ORTERH and jobbers of Bonnet, Trim? ing and Velvet RIUUONS, Dennet Bilka, is and Velvets, Blonds, Notts, Crapes, es, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Straw eta and Ladies' Hats, trimmed and un ned. Shaker Hoods, A-c. ind '2;lU ??ultim?t e street, Jiattimore, Md. .r th? largest Block to bo found in this ry, and unequalled in choice variety und mess, comprising tho latest European ties. Orders solicited and prompt atten riven. _ Aug ll 12? THE MORRIS COTTON GIN ts' I) ?STA XC Eli ALL OTU EES. I) in warranted to do il again. For full mri undara, relative to theso machino*, ?H tU MO Ult IS, 1H ?hilo Columbia. S. C. The Georgia Gin S i* the third season we have sohl these INS, and have nover had a single coin Wo ofter thom with renewed confi? ?t moderato prices and reasonable LO KICK .V LOWRANCE. A?tH., l!l'2mo Columbia, S. C of I eui 1 f 13 N SHI A cost m Jr. Foi Jul; A f LOCK*! ^.TXC5"tloxx Sale?. Frame Building. BY D. C.PELXOTTO & SON. TniS (Thurlby) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in front of cur Auction Blore, without reserve, That oxtonaivo FRAME BUILDING, aita atcd two miles below Columbia, on tho South Carolina Railroad, formerly used as a trans? fer dnpot hy tho Charlotte, Columbia and Au guita Road and South Carolina Railroad, sup? posed to contain 3:5,000 feet, moro or less, of lumber in boards, joists and sills. Building to bo removed in thirty days. Terms cash. Aug 24 NEWS TnE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE" has Just returned from New York witli a neat assortment of G???ice GrG?uSi Cheapest yet of thc season. Call and Bee, at filly 27 C. P. JACKSON'S, Main St. The Misses Elmore WILL re-open their BOARDING . and DAY SCHOOL for Young La ~dios on tho FIRST MONDAY in (October. Musical Department in chargo of Mrs. THOS. T.VYLOK; Languages and Mathematics will bo taught hy resident Professors; Dauclng by Prof. Iii; no KR. Terms per Session, \\ Mouths-Boarding and English, (ISO iti advance. Terms for Day Pupils, per quarter-Prepa? ratory ClarscB, $10, half in advance; advanced Classes, $12, half in advance; Choral Classes, i'.i and f 5. Apply corner Taylor and Bull streets. August 17_tl>3 CLOTHING HOUSE or CHILDS & WILEY, COLUMBIA, 8. C . WE have marked down all of our largo stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to such low figures that the price comes within roach of all that wish a good Utting garment, made in the latest style and hy the best mak? ers in New York. Wo are the only house that soil AU Linen Drawers at $1.50. We are the only house that havo the imported See-Sucker Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our largo stock will Bottle tho mind of any ono that moucy is made by buy? ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sol? Leather Trunks, only a few left, at $20. Jone 23 DR. S. P. PANT'S SUPERIOR TONIO BITTERS IS composed of tho best Anti-pe? riodic Tonics known to tho medical profession. Thc addition of certain ingredients has completely dis? guised the taste nf the Tonic prin? ciple as to render it palatable, oven to tho most fastidious. It augments the energy of thc vital func? tions, exertiug a powerful* influence over tho ligoslivo, assimulatire, sauguiuiferous and iorvous systems. It proves salutary in the debility conse picub upon all malarious diseases, violent jodily or mental exertion, in weakness of the :oustitutiou oT both sexos, in nervous vertigo, lead-acho, tic-doloreux, and many local tains, dependent on deficient energy in tho ?ervous system. It also possesses laxative md alterativo properties, and will remove all ?ilionsuess from the stomach, increase the ?.petite, and invigorate tho whole system. Prepared enly by S. F. FANT, Newberry, S. C. For salo at W. C. FISHER'S New Drug Store, Opposite Columbia Hotel, August 0 Gmo Columbia, S. C. riKESH AND COOL! W E open this day a fresh lot of ) R Y GO ODS, irect from first hands. Having no old stock work titi", we show new ami fresh Goods, at Bull Times Prices. We ask especial attcntiou and examination our low price SASH RIBBONS. loincmbcr, tho only place in thc city to pro re these desirable goods is at I'OUTER & STEELE'S. uno 14_; _ FRENCH (JASSIJIERE PANTS, j rou M IRK are now making for $12 and? to closo out our lino of French Goods. Light Cass i mere Snits at Cost, ow is tho timo to order our perfect fitting [RTS, warranted to please, few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at t. \T Call and secure BARGAINS at l'y ll_R. A W. C. SWAFFIELD'S. FRESH TURNIP SEED! J TA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, . sale by W. C. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, r20 Smo OppositoTolnnibiA Hotel, mah supply of Bremen Lager at FOL