Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*.j^rrrr^rmr^nr^_^urrr^^rm ' V?reitfu ACairti . NOON DESPATCHES. - ANOTHER PAYMENT OF WAR INDEMNITY SPANISH AMNESTY-YIULENT DISCUSSION IN THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY--THIERS* ' TERM-MEMBERS OF TUE LEFT TO RE? SIGN, AU , AO. VERSAILLES, August 30.-lu tho As? sembly, to-day, there was a full attend? ance of Deputies, sad tho galleries were crowded ia expectation of decisive action on the prolougutioo of Thiers* powers. Rivet announced that tho special com? mittee had agreed to receive the amead meut proposed-by Du faire to tho decree reported by thom on Monday. It was, therefore, announced that tho Govern? ment would aacept tho decree. Loud protesta were muds by members of the Left. Numerous ameadmeats which had been proposed to the meosnro ?vere withdrawn. The excitement ia the chamber during these proceedings was intense. . PAMS, August 30.-Bien Public an? nounces that the payment of tho third instalment of half a milliard francs was completed to-day. MADRID, August 30.-A decree of am? nesty has been promulgated. It applier to all political otieuous committed ic Spain. Tho proamble recites that thc Government is well aware of the power leanness of its adversaries, and of its OWE abilities to repress all revolts. VERSAILLES, August 31.-'fina discus sion.of-the proamble whereby the As sembly assumes constituent powen proved tumultuous. While Baragoot was speaking, Testeliu shouted, "Yoi Hoked tho Emperor's corte?.!" A violen scene of ten minutes' daratioa wai dosed by the Presideut putting on hi bat. Gambetta opposed the asaumptioi of constituent powers,-dedaring that b would not accept even a republic fron the proscrit Assembly. Filially the pre amblo assuming constituent powers wa adopted by 438 to 227. The subject o a dissolution of tbe Assembly is settlo for the present. A caucus held by th extreme left, Gambetta presiding, shows the party so divided that it was deter mined to abandon the issue. NIGHT DESPATCHES. PARIS, August 31. -It is reported tut tbe Deputies of the left will resiga ia body. The ooaservative journals ar satisfied with the progress made for th prolongation of Thiers' powers. Th radical journals blame the Govern met for not giving any consideration to th people in assuming ooastitueut powers American Inmlllucnco. NOON DESPATCHES. EARTHQUAKES-MARINE DISASTERS-VIOL TtON OF INTERNATIONAL LAW-IDBNri? CATION OF THE ROD Y IN THE TRUNK ? MEXICAN NEWS-RED BMP ITO N OF ti'is ACUIDBNTS AND HOB ROBS-MISSISS1F AND VIRGINIA CONVENTIONS-YELLO FEVER, AC, AC. KINGSTON, August 21.-An earthqual was felt yestorday. No damage. Tl Suffolk is laying a cable from Trinidi to Demarura. The Dacia is laying cable from Barbadoos to St. Vincent. BOSTON, August 30 -Surgeon-Gonei Dale's recent refusal to con (inn a ho moe pathio doctor os brigade surgeon iu t State'militia wus strongly deuouueed a meeting of the Massaunasetts Hornee pathio Medical Society, held to-day, ai a committee appointed tb influeuce Gc Olafltn to over-rale the decision. .< . NEW YORK, August 30.-The soboorj Julia E. Galvige, from Jacksonville 1 Boston, sixteen days out, lust part of L dook load, oa tbe 20th, ia a heavy Norl west gale; SAVANNAH, August 31.-The neg crew of a British bark mutinied. T captain shot ono slightly. Ou arrivi at Darien, the captain was imprison by negroes, at that place, but wus sab quontly released, aad is now here. T case will be submitted to the Brit Minister at Wushiugton. JACKSON, MISS., August 31.-1 Dowd is Chairman of the Republic Coaveatioa. WASHINGTON, August 31.-Tho W consia Republican Coovedtioa noi nated Gen. Wash bur no for Governor u M. H. Petit for Lieutenant-Govern Tho balanco of the State officers w re-nominated. Tho resolutions eade Gruat. Tho mail steamer Constitution, fr San Francisco, is four days over-dui Jamaica. Apprehensions aro felt c corning ber. Earthquakes occurred at Vulparr. on the 1 Uh and at Santiago on the 31 The body in the trunk hus finally b * identified us Abc? Bowlesley, of Put son, N. J. Tho teeth iu a peculiar p tioo, a vaccine mark and a mole i make the identification complete, bandkorchiof marked A.. A. Bowlet was.found at Dr. Rosenzweig's residei Customs for the week ending on 10th, $O,(l0O,0J0. A private despatch from Capt. Hi reports tho wreck of the Jun tata, fi New Orleans for Philadelphia. 1 , crow was saved. Mexican advices, via Matamoras, : reseat the olectiou of Juarez moro do: fol tbaa ever. Revolutions aad diBti anees are threatened throughout State. KEY WEST, August 31.-Tho Btoa Glyde, which arrived oa Sunday, ext eoced heavy gales. The stoumor J siesipp) is a totul wreck, soveaty n above Gape Florida. Tho steamer ? toz, which took the Mississippi's pas gets to New Orleans, had ber deck washed ashore. Tho captain aud fh the crow of tho wrecked bark Le from New York for Now Orleans, I arrived at Capo Florida. The President is hore, bat dopart morrow after a Cabinet mooting. R son, Fish and Cresswell are hero, lano is ex poe tod. Tho Navy Department has a desrj that tho Severn coaled btistilv, yeste afternoon, nt Key West, aud put r: the reson? of tho passengers and cn tho Jur.iuta. NEW You::, August 31.-The' steamer Java ruo down the Auueta, from Porto mouth. Ooo was saved anti .eleven lost. The Java cac?ped with the loss of her' top-mast and fifty feet of sail. NIGHT DESPATCHES. HALIFAX, August 31.- Six boats start? ed for tho four oared contest. It was a splendid race. The Taylor Wiuship crew won the raoe by three lengths. The Paris crew came in second; the Coulter Biglin crew third. ST. LOUIS, August 31.-Ground has been broken for the St. Louis and Cairo three foot road, to bu completed iu two years. Indian depredations in Arizona con? tinue. KEV WEST, August 31.-The Jnniata, lightened of a portion of her cargo, float? ed around here all right. WASHINGTON, August 31.-The Trea? sury Department anuounoes tho absorp? tion, through tho ageuoy of Jay Cooke & Co., of 8200,000,000 ot five pur aunts. The Secretary of tho Treasury will, to? morrow, announce his readiness to pay off, in gold, the tirst serien of the S LOO, - 000,000 of bonds of 1862, und 820,000, 000 of the registered hoods of the same issue. After the first day of December, . interest on the above bauds censos. Probabilities-Clear und cool weather is probable for to-nigbt from Now Eng laud to Georgia and thu Obio Valley; clearing and olear weather ou the lukes; looal and light winds and increased tem perature for Friday over the same region; falling barometer and Southerly winds from Lake Huron to Tennessee and Westward to the Missouri. NEW YOEE, August 31.-An inmate of the Blackwell insane usylum dangerous? ly wounded Dr. Parsons, thu resident physician, with a table knife. Walter Conkling, of Patterson, N. J., connected with the Bowlesloy affair, has suicided. Bail was refused in thu case of Dr. Perry and Madame Vaubuskirk, the alleged abortionists. A writ ot habeas corpus was issued for Dr. ltosen wig. The MoGee arrested at Troy is a bro? ther of the victim of the late fire. A serious flood in the Delaware River is destroying much property and threat? ening a suspension of travel. Eliza McCarty died from an attempt at self-abortion. JACKSON, MISS., August 31.-A roso lutiou wus adopted by the convention eudorsing Aloom. Lieu tenant-Governor Powers was appointed ohairman of the State Executive Committee. A party of soldiers fired into a party of citizens in Meridian. A soldier stand? ing with the citizens was killed. Two citizens were knooked down. Tho citi z ns did not return the fire. RICHMOND, August 31.-Tho resolu? tion ?uvitiug Gov. Walker to a seat in the convention was reconsidered, and passed after a spirited debate. CHARLESTON, August 31.-Arrived brig Delphouio, Now Orleans, in distress; schooner Jameson, from Richmond for Galveston, disabled; steamship Cham? pion, New York. No new cases of yellow fever to-day. But two of the old casos proved fatal. AN ALLIGATOR Sion*.- A. Southern correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce writes: ; fj ti A young Euglishman, representing a Birmingham hardware house, owning the Mobile branch, started out with two friends on a fishing und hunting expedi? tion on the bay, very near Mobile. In tho course of the day they saw an im? mense alligator sunning himself on a log. One of the party shot the reptile through where the brain ought to be, and it rolled over as if dead. The merchant insisted upon taking it homo, to "stuff, I you know, und send it to England." They managed, after considerable effort, to roll it into the boat, aud although the boat was fifteen feet long, the alligator was a little longer. The Englishman Bat aside of his trophy aud commenced to row the boat home, assuring his com? panions that he would make thom opon their eyes in Mobile and Birmingham at tho sight of such n monster. Meantime the alligator slowly recovered from his stupor occasioned by tho bullet in bis bruin, lilted his bond, took a survey of tho situation, opoued his jaws and made a break for his captor. Q nckly seizing a spread umbrella from tho baud of a companion, he thrust it into the mouth of his prize. The alligator became frightened ami gracefully slid overboard, uuarly upsetting the boat. When asked to go alligator h'.iuting, tho merchant persists in answering thnt he has not lost any alligators. SILENT INFLUENCE.-Wo are tonohing our fellow-beings ou all sides. They are affected for good or for evil by what wo ure, by what we say and do-even by what we think and fool. May flowers in the parier breathe their fragrauco through tho atmosph?re. Wo are eaoh of us as silently saturating the atmos? phere about us with the subtle aroma of our character. In tho family circle, bo sides and beyond all tho teaching, the daily life of each parent and child mys teriously modifies the life of every per? son in tho household. Tho same pro? cess on a wider scale is going on through tho community. No mau liveth to hiui solf and no man dietb to himself. Others uro built up and strengthened by our unconscious deeds; others may be wronched out of their places und thrown down by nn unconscious influence. In the midst of a heavy shower, dur? ing a prolonged storm, a little miss was obsorved nt thu window, crying biltorly. "What is tho matter?" sho was asked. "I'm'fraid." "There's nothing here to hurt you; what are you afraid of?" "'Froid of Noah I" A correspondent of thu Aberdeen (Miss.) Examiner, writing from Coriuth, Miss., says that "Radicalism is almost extinct in tho Counties of Tishomingo, Alcorn and Prentiss, and tho carpet-bag? gers have almost nil gone homo." i-----TT-rn-." . A'bel lo .at the seaside hus explained to a World repot tor why so many wooten ut tbe watering plucks .nre uoco.iupauied by children"Those children "are'bur? rowed and hitod. Woman comes bore to brrndmir* d. Do you blame ber for adopting till |,Uo little rusuSjher ingenuity will suggest, in order to bullio ber rivals and attract tue men? If she is y ung, and isacco ni pained by ^ child, the niusouhue mind rofl eta' that ehe ie affectionate. Nothing is so admirable to tbe masculine mind as affection. It must have its women and its steaks tender, and then the world moves aright. Then, children are the pure steps that lead to flirtation. You can stop and talk to the ohild when ?ou would uot dare to address me; and am touohed by your interest in the iufant. Nothing, believe me, is so ac? ceptable to the feminine mauro os sym? pathy. You present the child with flowers daily, and I wear them ,,in my bosom, so that the little angel will not destroy them. Thus is the puth of love made smooth by inuoceuce." -+ ?-? INGENIOUS ROBBERY.- Missouri scoun? drels ure ingenious iu their robburi? s Two smooth-faced youths neur Green? ville, wishing to plunder an unfortunate 1 nub tn m who had just been paid about 8100 wuges for hard work, one of them attired himself as a wumau, und the other put ou a pair of whiskers, and claimed to bo Justino of the Peace. The tl i ber ni un was gotten drunk; the boy in temi niue attire muda love to him; thu Celt was smitten, and asked to be mar? ried. He gave all his money to his bndu, uud then went tu sleep. His wife changed her costume, and so did thu justice, and both helped the sober Irish? man to look for hts money, us may be supposed, all ia Vain. Tho cholera is in Paris. Six deaths, resulting from that terrible disease, are reported in that city. Making its way u?rohS Europe, it is now pressing on to the seaboard bordering on thu At? lantic. Kl NAN lil AL. AND CO.Il ill KllCIAl.. LONDON, August 31-Noon.-rConsols 93)<. Bonds ?3. FRANKFORT, August 31.-Bonds 95% PARIS, August 31.-Rentes 56f. 20o. LIVERPOOL, August31-Noon.-Cotton opened Arin-np landa Urleaus LONDON, August 31-Evening.-Bouds U3#. Bullion decreased JJ31?.U00. LIVERPOOL, August 31-Evening. Cotton closed quiutaud steady-uplands Oilosus 9J??9??; ??h* 15,000 bates; ?peculation and export 3,000. NEW YORK, August 31-Noon.-Stocks strong aud steady. Gold firm but dull, at 12%. Governments steady and strong. State bunds dull but steady. Money easy, at 3. Exchange-long 9J u'; short 9^u. ; Flour dull and deoliuiug. Wheat quiet und heavy. Corn dull und un? changed. Pork dull, at 13 62(a) 13 75. Lard heavy. Cottou quiet aud steady uplands 19^; Orloaus 19%; eales 1,000 bules. Freights very firm. . 7 P. M.-Cottou statement for tho year-receipts at all ports 3,986.074 bales; exports to Great Britain 2,376, 805; to tho oontinent 788,893- Cuttou ?utive but closed quiet; Halo* 3,171 bales uplands 19%; Orleaus 19%. Flour dull and favors buyers. Whiskey 98|j?@94. Wheat lo. lower. Corn l(er)2c. tower. Pork lower, at 13.50? 13.62. Lard lower -kettle 9;?J. Wall street exhibited in? creased strength and activity, with a general upward movement, on the stock exchange. The announcement calling iu $100,000,000 bf the bonds of 1862 caused firmness in mousy; supply large and (un? changed. Sterling quiet. Gold 12%(72? 13. Governments quiet but strong. States dull-T?nnessees 75; new 74%. Virginias 62; new 70. Louisianas 65; new 60; levees 71; 8s 83. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 67. Goorgiua 82; 7s 8!). Ndrth Carolinas 44.14 ; ueW 25. South Caroli? nas 70; new 57%. ST. LOUIS, August 31.-Flour, corn and whiskey quiet. Pork steady. Ban? eon in good jobbing trade-shoulders 6'.<. CINCINNATI, August 31.-Pork nomi? nal. Lard drooping. Bacon quiet and weuk. Whiskey 9U. LOUISVILLE, August 31.---Provisions quiet, and steady. WILMINGTON, August 31.-Cotton steady-middling 17; receipts 87 bales; sales 17; stock 534. GALVESTON, August 31 -Cotton firm good ordinary 17; receipts 214 bales; sales 1,200; stock 11.415. NORFOLK, August 31. - Cotton quiet low middling 171^? receipts 27 bales; sales 20; stnek 327. NEW ORLEANS. August 31. - Flour quiet -supertitle 4.50; double 5 75; treble 0 00(^612. . Pork dull-mess 13 87(1?; 14.00. Sugar firmer, at ll%(n)l2. Whis? key quiet-Western rectified 90@1.00. Others unchanged. Cotton quint and steady-low middling 18?4@18%; re? ceipts 3,098 bales; sales 500; Block 27,548. BOSTON, August 31.-Cotton dull middling 19??; receipts 67 bales; sales 200; Btock 800. PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-Cotton firm-middling 19??($?9>?; receipts 1,670 bales. AUGUSTA, August 31 -Cotton in fair demand-middling 17%'@18; receipts 25 bales; sales 60. BALTIMORE, August 31.-Flour steady and in fair demand. Wheat easier. Cora firm. Provisions and whiskey un? changed. Cotton quiet-middling 19; receipts 68 bales; sales 195; stork 850. MEMPHIS, August 31.-Cottou active -middling lS(i7)18).j. MOBILE, August 31.-Cotton quiet and Armor-low middling 18.!^; receipts 30 bides; soles 50; stock 3 0??. CHARLESTON, August 31.-Cotton quiet -middling 18; receipts 310 bales; aides 25; stock 2,252. SAVANNAH, August 31.-Cotton irregu? lar-low middling 17 r.i(o)17 j (j ; receipts 55 bales; stock 3,402. ' Citizens' Bavings Bank of B. C. A LL HAVINGS DEPOSITS marlo in thia J\. bank on or b?-fore, the 6th day pf oaeh dui? n dar month ?rill bear, internat fut- that mouth as ii deposited on tho 1st imitant. J. C. Ii. HUI PH, ." Ropt 1 4 ' Aasiatant Cashier. American Club Fish. >^f^F^-f9 A DELICIOUS rehab: bettor and much cheaper than SardinoB. For ealu by b. HOPE. Sept j_ Dissolution. THE Copartnership heretofore existing be? tween DENT & HEIDT ia thia day dis? solved by mutual consent. J. M. DENT, Bent 18 _H. G. HEIDT. R? A; PRINGLE, Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker, 6Ten'rai Wharf, Charleston. REFERENCER-CharhtBton-Hon. C. T. Lowndes, Preaidout Pank of Charleston; W. B. Smith, Km]., Preaident Union Bank of Charlcaton: Hobart Adner, Ena,., B. C. ProsB loy, Eaq. Newberry, 8. ?.-Bob't L. MoOaugh rin, Pruaideut National Ban!: of Ncvrberry. Oheator, H. C.-Items. UoAliloy ft Brawley. Special attontiun Riven to tho consignment and salo of COTTON, Dried Fruit, Ac. Rapt 1_ -Imf The Exercises OF MISS OLIVIA H. MCGOWAN'S s ch 'ml will bu roauiucd THIS (Fri? day) MOHN1NQ, Heptemh<>r let. ? Tho services of a superior Writing Master havoboon a>'uurcd, without additional charlo to tho Bidiolara. Terms reasonable. Monthly payments re? quired. For further particulars inquiro of MISS O. B. Moll ii WAN, Sept I Principal. For Sale. FIVE MILCH COWS for anio. Apply North-east corner of Laurel und Bull h tree ts. A?K at a__ Wood. OAK. HICKORY and PINK, hy the cord. Delivered at rcaidencea at lowest cash prices. Ordern cue ho li ft ut tho Greenville und Columbia Railroad Office. AUK 2V JOSEPH CREWS. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING QUODS .1 Specialty iciili Us for the Season. XN view of tho yellow fever beinjj in Charlen ton, preveuting a largo .number of huyera from visiting that city for their full stock, wo have thia day telegraphed our partner in Nen York to buy very largely of such Qooda as aro usually jabbed in Charleston-aa Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Capa, Mil? linery and Straw Gooda. Our third floor will bo devoted to wholesaling entiroly, and we shall oller Goods at fuir pricoa, and in larger quantities than ever aeon in this place before, and on timo to approved names. Merehauts will pienso rem.'iuber that none of these lim a aro new to ua. Wo havo; with short inter miasion, dealt largely in all these Qooda for yoars. Tho lady renders will remember that ut this house a Dross can bc bought from the Qncat, drat class Drcsa Goods stock in tho South, cat and made to tit, and guarantee it, or cut and made by meaauro sent by mail. Tho nowoat stylo French Bonnet or Hut can be hid here. The boat and prettiest Shoes herc. lu fact, wo chum for our bouae that it ia "the place" of the South to get the beat at the least price. R. C. SHIVER. & CO. Auirust 31 tyar AU papers in tho State, except in Charleston, Beaufort, Cnllotou and Marlboro will copy one timo, and forward bills at once. WE ask of buyers an examination of thc following gooda:. CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Port Wine. .J . California Angelica. California Hock. California Muaeatellc. O. P. Gardner'* North Carolina Corn. Suit'a, lh.")i;, Rye. Old Virginio diados. Pure Cognac Brandy. These arc all standard gooda, and wc havo put thc pi ices right doini to the bottom. Maa, cheap gouda of all grades, tho qualify and prices of which will certainly please the buyer and save bim money. Aug 27 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Toa. \VR guarantee lo save clubs I?tr~r5^ usually buting nf the en-called ifftfoJii Tl ' I real American Tea Company," IBM \=r ?J ?0 |'iur"ceiit ,di they make liku pur? BjHfofj-teagJ ''lures fruin un. We have jllet re* u i? o ....... ? . lot of rE \S, selected and I rh d o?ro?ull) before pitrchasiiig, to which we ask Ibu attention el' thu irado and consumers AUK 27 L?RICK ,t LOWRANCE. C. R. HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Cominis. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WUA1IF, CHARLESTON, S. C. August ll! t'Snin EDWARD R ARTHUR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NO. 7 LAW RANGE. WILL practico in tho Circuit and Probato Conns of Richland and adj lining Counties. July 12 f?lmo PEAKE & MILES, Factors and Gen. Com Merhcants, Ojliee, Cen'ral Wharf, Charleston, S. C. ItKt-'CitKN'.'Ks: ? Mounts. Jemes Ad ger -St Co., Chatleston, H. 0 ; lion. John P. King, Major Ota?. T. Jackson, Augusta, On ; Colonel Ii. D. Childs. J. p. Southern, Esij., E. Hope, Es<| , Columbia, S. C. Sp?cial attention given to cnnsigutnciita ol COTTON and other MERCHANDISE; and orders for Yellow and Pitch Pino LUMBER promptly and carefully filled. II T. l'KAKK. K. SC ?TT Alli.PS. Angil i 2ii I! New shore Macktrei. KITS, bair nial whole barrell, for sale low. M TC. HOPE. Rust Proof Oced Oats. pf/\rY BIMHELS RUST PIIOOI- RED OV /? " OA I'S for .Mlo bv AH?tt EDWARD MOPE. THE EXCHANGE HOUSE. rTHlIU woll-known establishment in ia fall 1_ blast, and ko?ps np ita refutation fur the host of everything in tito line of WET GOODS, I'hoy carry out tho motto of "Goad articles or ?uno V FAY?INGER & FRANKLIN, August .H PnmrjotorB^ ~ THE CAROLINA HOUSE . Is onoo more open to tho pabho, ander the superintendence of Mr. It. H AU HY. Tho reputation of the house will bo kopi np Anlast 31_ Rose's Hotel. IN view of tho influx of vi? sitors to Columbia, o ccu sinned by the prevalence of thu yoi _Ilow fever in Charleston, the propriuu.r til ROBE'S HOTEL bas concluded to ru-upun bia establishment for the accom? modation of the public at once, and therefore withdrawa tho propuaals ho has heretofore made fur its salo or leaso. Tho Hotel will henceforward bo conducted as a flrat claaa house of entertainment, and apeuial provision will bo made for tho comfort and convenience of families. Carriagr-H and an Omnibus will bo found at j ovory arriving traiu. W. E. HOSE. Acguat 3C $ff Charleston Courier, Yorkville Enquirer and (?reenvido Mountaineer substituto above for advertisement now published, and insert until further notice. The Newest Goods, AT LOWEST PRICES, WILL BE FOUND AT . W. D. LOVE & CO'S HAVINO opened during thc past len days one hundred packages of goods, bought in Now York at much less than regalar prices, replenishing all thu departments to thu fullest capacity, both wholesale and retail, we aro now prepared to AU all orders from city or couutry. Wo opened to-day twenty-five pieces of CARPETS, in new and beautiful design*; 250 pairs of BLANKETS, including all qualities, in white and colored. Notwithstanding the very larine advance of 20 per cent, in tin so goods, wu aro offering thom at lees prices thau last year. Will open in a few dave the boat etock of j WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia. Wo keep only tho beat makes of gooda, direct from manufacturers and importera, and have but ONE PIUCE. "kadea aud Shade Holland?, io all widths and etylea. Some of our worthy competitors aro getting rather uorvous on account of tho quantity ut goods we aro receiving. Wo do not gut them for their benefit, but for the benefit of our customers. We iuvite all to inapect oat Block, which will bo shown freely. W. D. LOVE & CO., Colombia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVB. Maia streot. B. lt. Mct'iiKF.nY.. _ Aug_25^ DR. 8. P. PANT'S SUPERIOR TONIC BITTERS ls composed of tho beet Anti-po ^riodie Tonics known to the medical profession. The addition of certain ingredients has complote.y dh guised tho taste nf the Tonio prin? ciple aa to render it palatable, even to thu mont fastidious. It augments thu energy of tho vital func? tions, exerting a powerful influe nee over the digestive, a*.-imulati ve, sanguiuiferous and norvou* systems. It provea salutary iu tho debility conse? quent upon all malarious diseases, violent bodily or mental exertion, in weakness of the constitution ot both sexes, lu nervous vertigo, head-acho, tie-doloreux, and many lucid pains, dependent on deficient cnei gv in the nervous system, lt also possessen laxativo and alterative propert its, and will remove all biliuusneua from tho stomach, increaro the appetite, and invigorate the whole system. Prepared enly by 8. F. FANT, Newberry, B. C. For sale at W. C. FISHER'S New Drug Btore, Opposite Colombia Hotel, August 9 (lino Columbia. H. C. Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills. i'ure Me ! Pure Blood ! Pure Flesh ! AMUCH needed medicine, in all tropical Climates, is a Blood Purifier and a Livor Regulator. These PILLS combine the essen? tial properties of au Invigorator of the Liver and Purifier of tho Blood. The largest organ in thu body is the Liver. It is tho groat 1 work-shop of tho body. When this important organ duna not aot. tho skin becomes sal? low; sick headache sets in, with chilly sensa? tions; cold banda and feet; pain in tho hoad; hectic fever; gaatric disturbance; vomiting-, a feeling ol' weight in the regiun ot thu Liver; a dry Cough. Among other symptoms of liver derangement, nie soreness in th' region of tho liver, across tho stomach, and beln.v tho rilli?; oppressed stomach; face sometimes flushed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at night; drowsiness and indolence; nervous w;uclitillness nt night; melancholy, blue ilreams, commonly frightful; cheal oppressed uni heavy; da ling pains in the abdomen; fuiut no**; sighing; difficult and ?hort lin alfi; pain in tho cuest, about the lungs, commonly mistaken tur pleurisy; shifting pains, like t'luao ot rheumatism; colics; sometimes a short, sharp cough, with dryness ot throat; unpleasant throbbing about the stomach; ex? cess ot dandruff, and scurfy deposit on tho akin; falling of thu hair; fulness and strailueaa of (lui abdomen, with desire to loosen thu clothing, sour stomach, with symptoms < f dyspopeia; bilious colics; di arr lima; dysen? tery; fevers; ob it ?nate constipation; intermit? tent fevor, or fever and ague; jaundice; cot- ? tivenesa and diart lm i alternately ; expi dera? tion string.? and sticky ; foul mouth in the morning, orten nausea and vomiting; dizzi? ness; pain in tho right shoulder, sometimes in slioulilcr-blada; inability to liu on luit suis; hiccough; occasiunully, pain in loft shoulder >eaaouablo uso of tho BLOOD AND LIVER ! PILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent thia painful termination of tho disorder. Thean Pills aro tor salu bv EDWARD ?. HEINITSH, August .HO f Clu mist and Drug?ist. Just Received, BOLS. NORTHERN HUSH POTA a?J TOES. For salo low by Align?t JJ JOHN AGNEW fe SON. The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Alo. Why? They know it is unadulterated. Imported Ale and Forter. fr CASKS-Pints-best brands, in ?toro .J and for aalo GEO. BY M ME RS. Fresh Arrivals. Q/Y/V BARRELS FLOUR, fron euinmon 0\ Jv* to fl neat qua'i ties. 5 tit ree* Hams, nf tho celebrated ''Orango*' md "Diamond" brands. Smoked Beef, Smoked Beef Tongul s. Pickled Boei Rounds. Boasted Java Coffee, Mocha; Java, La c; nay rn and Rio Coffees. Al.So, A full ?nil well-seleetod stock of fresh I'F. AS aiiil ift her St apiti and Fancv Grocer i? s. .'ur sale low . GEO SYMMKItj*. Tho only fino Play! ij: Carns at Po?.iJ?c<cks 2 Auotion SctJLoe?? Variety Sate. BY JACOd LEVIN. THIS [Frida)] MORN INO, at 10 o'clock, I will ?e?], before my atoro, weather permitting, MACON SIMES, UELLTE8, Stripu, Canvassed nama, Sugar, Flour. Mackerel, And a variety of other articles. Sale, aa u-ual, without reeorve. _ 8opt 1 Foreclosure of Mortgage. D. C. PEIXOTTO dc SUN, Auctioneers. BY virtue of tho powor, duly conferred upon the Citizens.' Savings Hank of Columbia, by tho Columbia Oil Companv, to foreclOBe the mortgage of the said Columbia Oil Com? pany to tho Baid Citizens' Kayinga Bank of Columbia, and to enter upon and to sell aU and aiugular the mortgaged premiaos herein? after described, for the purpoao of satisfying their liebt ; tho aaid mortgage ia hereby de? clared to bo foreclosed, and tho aaid Colum? bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim or equity of redemption in the promiBOa; and under tho oarno power aa aforeaaid, the under? signed will Bell, at public auction, before the Court House, at Columbia, on tho drat MON? DAY in September n*xt: All that certain lot or LAND, situate and being in tho city of Columbia, in the County of Iticbl&nd, and State of South Carolina, conHiotiug of ono aquaro in said city, con? taining fonr aerea of laud, moro or Ieee, and bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and GadB den streets, with all the buildings and erec? tions on said lot of land, now unod for the purposoa of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines, Oil Proches and machinery of any kind what? soever in and upon aaid premiaos. Terms caab. W. MARTIN, President Citizens' Savings Bank of South Kinsman & Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants, Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Cliar lesion, S. C. _August 31 _4rao FIRST DELIVERY OK FALL GOODS. We open this day a nice line of early Fall Prints, Domestics, Dry Goods, Gloves, Men's Goods, and Underwear, of which we invite an inspection. PORTER & STEELS. Anga.t 30 Odd Fellows' Academy. THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to their patrons and friends, and to tho public go-' uerally, that thia Institution will bo re-opened on the firat Monday in September next. Pupils will be prepared by a thorough courae of training for the South Carolina Uni? versity, or any other institution of learning in the country, for mercantile, or any other of tho ordinary pursuits ot lifo. Their object is to give to the citizona of Columbia a firat [ claaa School, tba expenses of wbich will be at the Bama time within reach of all. They therefore respectfully call attention to their reasonable RATES OF TUITION: Academic Department, por month.$5 00 Primary " " " .4 00 Preparatory " " " .3-00 No pains will bo spared to give entire satis? faction. J. J. McUANTS. Align?t27 fl? R. H. OLARKMQN. FAESH TURNIP SEED! TJUTA BAG A, GLOBE. NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, For *alc by W. C. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, .Tniv 20 3mo Oppnaita Columbia Hotel. NE W'S . THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE" has jual returned from Now York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of thc season. Call and aee, at Tuly 27 C. F. JACKSON'S. Main St. The Georgia Gin THIS ic tho third acaaon wo have sold thnco GINS, and have never had & single com? plaint. Wo offer thom with renewed confi? dence, at moderato prions and retaonable tarma. L?RICK .t LOWRANCE, ?Rta., < Jnlyl8 2mo Columbia. S. C. North Carolina Corn Whiskey. t*f\ BARRELS of auporior quality for sale DI 9 by ?ho barrel._ _E. HOPE. bmokad Beef and Tongues. BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF, for aale DT B,';HpPK. THE MORRIS COTTON GIN it AS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS. AN J) la warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relativo to these machines', j iid.lrens V. MORRIS, I June IS :lnio Colombia. S. C.