The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 03, 1871, Image 3
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NOON DESPATCHES.
THTEKS AND THES FRENCH ASSEMBLY-OARL
IST TROUBLES-ANNIVERSARY OF SEDAN
SURRENDER-INCREASED EUB?PEAN IM
M LO KATION. AO., AC.
LONDON, September 1.-Sir Alexander
Cockburn ia gazetted to-duy as British
member of the Board of Arbitration un?
der the treaty of Washington.
PARIS, September 1.-Thier? sent to
the Assembly his first message siuoo the
prolongation of hie power. He thanks
the Assembly fur its oxpreBsiau of cou
fidenoo, repeats bis protestations of de?
votion to the country, aud hopes to suc?
ceed in the rehabilitation of Fruuce.
LONDON, September 2.-A strict qua?
rantine has beeu established ot the Isle
of Jersey, to proveut tho iutroductiuu
of tho cholera.
VERSAILLES, Septem bor 2.-Tho As?
sembly has accepted tho presidency of
Thiers, not because of content with
Thiers' terms, or afraid of his resigna?
tion, but because they could get no ono
else to tako bis place. The Duo D'Ail
male's final refusal determined the As?
sembly to support Thiers. McMahon,
Chungarnier aud Presideut Qrevy re?
fused to vote. Grevy said he was a bet?
ter Republican thau Thiers. Others
said they were unwilling to become a
pretext for disorders.
The Anna, bouud for Copenhagen,
was wrecked and all lost.
A monster demonstration occurs nt
Pheonix Park, Dublin, to-morrow, in
favor of amnesty of the Fenian prison?
ers.
MADRID, September 2.-Advices from
tho frontier report that the Carlists have
been ordered to report to their leuden
on the 8th, aud be ready for the rising
on the 10th of September.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
BERLIN, September 2.-The anniver?
sary of tho surrendor of the Emperoi
Napoleon and tho Ft ouch army at Sedan
was celebrated throughout Ge'.mauy to
day, by festivities of a patriotic churac
ter.
The Bavarian Chamber of Representa
ti ves bas been cou vened for September 20
LONDON, September 2. - A boiler ex
ploded ou board the Burk ut Cardiff
yesterday. The captain and eugiuue:
were blown overboard and drowned.
The number of emigrants who Bailee
from Liverpool during August wut
-1,000 greater thau the same mouth ii
any previous year.
? --
American Intelligence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
THE TRUNK MYSTERY-CRIME-ARREST o;
A UNITED STATES SENATOR-NONTnER!
KU KLUX-STATEN ISLAND PERRY OF
FICERS CONVICTED-DUEIi-MURDER
ANOTHER WESTFIELD VICTIM, AO., 40.
HARMONY GROVE, Mass., August 31.
Over three thousand members of th
Howe family are gathered hero to-duy
including representatives from ever;
State in.the Union and several foreigi
countries.
HAVANA, September 1.-Brigadier Fei
rer died ut Cayctan. Garcia Lopez, son
tenced to be shot, has been reprieve
until tho return of the Captain-General
who is now at Puerto Principo.
NEW YORK, September 1.-Hour
Hurlbut, chief dork of Elbert A. Briuli
erhoff & Co., commission merchant*
No. 13 Lispenard street, was oommitte
to-day by Justice Dowling, in default c
-?5.000 bail, on tho charge uf forgery an
embezzlement, proferred by his en
ployers.
Tho inquest on the . body of Alice t.
Bowlesby, victim of abortion, con
menoed to-day ut Bellevue Hospita
Tho prisoner, Rosenzweig, occupied
seat beside bis counsel and looked ruthi
anxious. Dr. Kinne, of Patorson, ?
J., Joseph F. Parker, dentist, of san
place, Wm. Picket, truckman, and Ale:
under Potts, tho boy who helped can
tho trunk, were examined. No fae
matorial to tho caso were elicited whit
have not been already published. Tl
investigation will be closed this evenir
and a verdict rendered.
The grand jury, yesterday, found bil
of indictment for manslaughter in tl
third degree against Jacob H. Yan de
hilt, President of tho Staten Islai
Furry Company; James H. Bruis)ed, S
perintendeut, nud Henry Robinson, e
giucer. An indictment for muuslinigbt
in tho fourth degree was present?
against John K. Mathews, United Stat
Inspector of Boilers.
A duel was founght on Long lu?an
yesterday, botweeu two well knov
Italian gontlemeu-Gen. Furdeli ai
Signor L. Carizi. Furdeli challenged
who claimed that ho had been insult
by Carizi in a speech nt tho recent Itali
festival. Tho weapons used wcresabri
Furdeli received a severe wound iu t
shoulder and tho fight necessarily endr
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-T
Spanish steamer Gracie sailed for Li v*
pool to-day with n full cargo, iuoludi
the first balo of tho now cotton crop :
coived here. The steamer Jorgo, of t
same line, is expected in a few days, a
will load for Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-T
excitement over the threatened Indi
raids in Southern California is subsidii
LITTLE ROOK, September 1.-Senal
Clayton was arrested this morning by I
United States Marshal, on tho charge
issuing a certificate of oleotion to Gi
John Edwards, as member of Congr
from this District, in violation of f
enforcement Ant of Congress. Tho f
nator gavo bond for his appearance
the October term of tho United Stn
Oonrt.
At a large gathering of Democrats n
here yesterday, the following resoluti
was adopted: "That wo recognize
adoption of the late amendments to
Constitution of tho United States as t
tiing tho political status of all citiz
not disfranchised by State or national
gislation. We deprecate any discuss
calonlatod to bring in question tho ri
of suffrage guaranteed by these ame
moots, aud we earnestly recommoui
oar follow-oitizerjB the doctrine of uni?
versal amnesty and universal, suffrage."
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., September 1.
A mob broke into a houso and tarred
and feathered the occupant, who is ac?
cused of eloping with a married woman,
whoso husband lcd tho mob.
Reports North and South show that
organized burglars are working tbe
towns along tho Hudson. They have a
numbor of vessels in their employ.
LONG BRANCH. September 2. -A com?
mittee of thu Waruiuuth faction of thu
Louisiana Republicans are here, waiting
for no interview with the President.
ST. LOUIS. September 2 -The steamer
Carrie V. Koontz, which sunk below
Columbus, was valued at 830,000. A
portion of tho cargo will bo saved.
NASHVILLE, September 2.-$1,750,000
iu State bonds has been pnid for tho
franchiso of tho Mobile and Ohio Rail
ro d-reducing tho State debt that
amount.
CHICAGO, September 2.-The locomo?
tive of the Cincinnati express train ex?
ploded near Spiiugueld, kil?ug two em?
ployees.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The Se?
cretary of tho Treasury has culled in
2.000,000 three per cent, certificates;
They cease to bear into cst, or bo availa?
ble us hank reserve, after 31st October.
NIGH P DESPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2.-A cri
miual rei] HIM lion for Evans, the al lege il
defaulting agent, has been issued.
LOWELL, MASS , Soptumher 2.-Mrs,
Teresa Pcrkius was found in the canal,
with two scalp wounds. Her tige wat
thirty-two.
WASHINGTON, September 2-Proba
bilities-Pleasant weather continues pro
bable for Sunday from Miuhiguu to Nov
Eugland and Southward to tho Gulf. Nt
important cbuuge is probable for th?
immediutoGulf const, ortho North-west
NEW Y?RK, September 2.-The indict
mont against, Vanderbilt roads: Did wil
fully and feloniously neglect aud omi
to have sound boilers and competen
engineers, ?fco., on the steamboat West
field.
Cuban Colonel Ryun, arrested, chargei
with passing worthless enocks, put in ai
affidavit that he had deposited tbereqni
site amount to meet tho check in bunk
but the check was presented before th
time stipulated.
Capt. Cameron and Inspector Walliui
think the Inst link in tho evidence t
convict Roseuweig will bo completed to
night.
Fr?tices Haggerty, another Westfiel
victim, is dead.
ST. Louis, September 2.-Ed war
Clumruth, ??/as DeAulon, a professe
astrologist, hus beeu arrest od, chargei
with swindling to thu amount of ?3.001
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2,-Th
campaign against thu Apaches, owing, :
is alleged, to tho interference of tb
Peuce Commissioners, is u total fail un
but the campaign of tho Apaches ngaiui
tho white settlements is a complet? stu
cess.
Kl At AM Ol A 1. ANU i-O.U.II t^lHJIA?..
NEW YOKE, September 2-Noou.
Flonr dull and declining. Wheat qnii
und unchanged. Coru u shade firme
Pork firm-mess 13 37(??3 50. Lat
dull, at 9>(?@'j;.?. Cottou firm-nplaut
l?)3?; Otloiius 20; sales 500 bale
Freights firm. Stocks strong and activ
Governments steady. State bonds tin
and heavy. Mouey eusy, at 3. Go';
steady, at 12Ju. Exchaugu-long 9; sho
OM.
7 P. M-Specie shipment S200.00
The bank statement shows loans hu1
increased nearly 82,000,000; specie i
creased $1,500,000; deposits iucreast
SI,000,000; legal tenders deoreasi
S 1,000,000. Money very easy, at 2(7*)
Sterling dull aud unchanged. Go
12%@13. Governments strong at
stoutly-62s 1424> Staten dull and rath
heavy. Tennessees, uew uud old, 7-1?
Virginias 63; now G9. Louisiuuas li
new GO; levees 70; 8s S3. Alabam
100; 5.1 63. Georgina 82; 7s 89. Nor
Carolinas 44; new 24. South Carolin
70; new 57??. Cotton firm; sales 1,2
bales-uplands 19?.;. Flour dull ni
favors buyers-comtnou to fair ext
5.G0(f?G.0O; good to eh nico G.G5(Mt9.(
Wheat scarce, and 2(VV3J. better-I 66J
Pork steady. Naval stores quiet ai
firm. Freights firmer.
BALTIMOHE, September 2.-Flour di
and held firm. Wheat dull. Corn fir
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey mu:
nul. Cottou firm-middling 19);j; i
coi pta 78; exports 40; sities OS; sto
819.
CINCINNATI, September 2.- Fie
dull. Corn full prices. Pork a shu
lower-12 25. Lard droopiug, at 8
Bacon quiet-shoulders GJ^; clear sit
1%\ clear rib 7. Whiskey 09.
LOUISVILLE, Septouibcr 2.-Provisit
steady and in good order demand. Fie
in good demand on orders-extra furn
5.50. Grain quiet and small buniol
i Corn 55. ShouldersG,1^; sides 71.; ($7
Lard 9.',-.i@l0. Whiskey 90.
WILMINGTON, September 2.- Cottoi
firmer-middling 18; receipts 30; su
38; Btook 594.
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Coll
in fair demand-middlings 18; recei
41 halos; solus 50; stock 3,541.
NORFOLK, Septomber 2.-Coll
steady-low middling 17j-^fV$17j^;
coipts 19; exports 170; sales 20; stt
291.
SAVANNAH, September 2.-Cotton fl
-low middling 17 l.'i(t?;17j.<; receipts 1
sales 20; stock 318.
AUGUSTA j September 2-Cotton fi
-middling 18; receipts 26; sales 28.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Cot
quiet and firm-middling 18?4@lfi
receipts 21; salos 150; stock 25,669.
GALVESTON, Septem bor 2.-Cot
firm-good ordinary 17; receipts 5
talcs 80; stock 10,841.
LONDON, September 2-Noou.-C
sols 93%?,03%. Ronds 93J?.
PARIS* September 2.-Routes 56f. 1
LIVERPOOL, September 2-Evouinf
Cotton opened and closed firm-ti pla
9%@0?6i Orloans ??@tyoi ?""<'? 1*.
bulos; speculation aud export 4,000.
Tho .fever seems to be nu tho wane,
abd has evident ly been effected by ibo
weather which wo have experienced.
But ono death waa reported yesterday.
Seferal persons who were rumored to bo
ill of the malady are doing well-iudoed
convalescent. Tho official report of the
B Hird of Health shows but twenty-seven
deaths since the 25th of July, when tho
fever began. Out of these twenty-seven
canes, two of them were not sufficiently
marked iu type to bo really classed with
the others. As the Board purposes pub?
lishing horeafter daily reports of the
death J that may occur, thu publia miud
will seo the real state of ufiuirs, and fuel
more at ease on the subject. The report
of tho City Registrar is correct beyond
all shadow of doubt, because no hetirae
driver is allowed by law to remove a body
uutil ho has the doctor's certificate, nor
can a s xton inter without a similar do?
cument. A physician says tho fever is
inclined to keep iu tho locality where it
originated-that is, in und about Market
street, where those foul drains wide
opened. Ho reniai ked a singular fnct,
that where cases have occurred outside
of certain hues in tho direction indi?
cated, it bas invariably been after high
Easterly breezes.
[Charleston Courier, 2tl.
Tho Tampa (Fla.) Peninsular learn:
that the beach from Hooker's Point t<
tho mouth ot Six Milo Creek is strcwi
with doud aud dying fish of ail kind;
known to Tampa Bay. Aud uow tin
question is, what produced this diseasi
and death among tho fish? It could bi
noither cold nor heat, neither is it dm
to auy extraordinary quantity of fros!
water, because tho waters have frequent
ly been much higher than now witliou
atlee ting thu fish in the least. Tho sum
phenomenon has been noticed in otho
quarters.
A "Bio Bt;o."-It is said that a reel;
less potato bug, haviug gone through th
State of Rhode Island, was last see
mounted ou a wind-mill by the seasidt
wiping his eyes on the sails, and lookin
back, clear across the State, to see
there was anywhere "within its who!
boundaries* u potato plant that bad ut
been euteu.
Porter and Alo.
?>pr. 0\SKS Harelay, Perkins ft Co.'s LOI
??.J DON POUTKIt, and Georg? Young
it Son's Sparkling Allon ALF., on hand KI
for salo low liv JOHN A ON KW .V SON.
Sept 3
Plour I Flour ! ! Flour ! ! !
1 (\(~\ BAltKEi .8 choice FAMILY FLOU
Iv/ly the best in market.
inti barrels Extra b'aniily Flour.
'?00 barrels Kxtra and Super Fondly Flout
.hut, received aud tor sale low, ut wliohttu
and retail, by JOHN AON KW ft. SON.
Sept 3_ _' _
Columbia Building & Loan Associatio
COLUMBIA, S. C., September 2, 1871,
TtHE regular monthly meeting of ibis AM
elation will bo held MOND KY KYM
INO, the -1th inst., ut 8 o'clock. Dues will
received and money loaned out. Placo
meeting, "Temperance Hall," over L?rick
Lovvi'u ueo's store.
J. P. THOMAS, Pr?sident
A. O. BUKNMKII, Secretary. _ Si-nl ll
School Notice.
y5?V. MHS. S. C. GOO HW Y.S will
^/rjga^niKn her DAY SCHOOL for KI
"XflggtfSjtilit? ISth of September.
vffjBr Terms lor Preparatory Chute
jqjB?y per quarter; for Advanced Ohitit
per ipiarter. Apply at Dr. ii. W. Taylor's.
Sept 3 IjRtmfi
Descriptive Catalogues
OF
FRUIT ASO ORQUESTAL TREE
S/lltl/BS A XI) n os KS,
Cultivated at Fruitlana Nurserie?
AUGUSTA, OA.
Established.la?ti.
Early orders insure the beet selection of Tr
A. Y. LEE, Agent,
Sept 3 1* Columbia, s.
For Sale.
1,000,000 mm
bo supplied at reasonable rates bvnpplviti
JI.I1N Ki.OYLES;
Sept 2 At Hope'w sloi
American Club Fish.
: i. ..r-:r:' ' .. .. v nKLlcioUS rclUh; bi
and mitch cheaper ihiiu Sardines. Ker
bv bi liol'
"Sept 1
Just Received,
?~) -? n?LH. NOKTI1EKN HUSH P(
?ZJ TOES. Far sale low by
Align?t 3 JOHN At IN KW ft SO
Imported Ale and Porter.
o)p? CASES-Pinta-heat braulin, in i
tUKJ ?lid; fur sale O P.O. SYMMEI
R. A. PRINGLE,
Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Bro
Ce ir ral Wharf, Charleston.
REFEKRNCES -Charleston-Hon. (
Lowndes, Provident Pank of Charle
Wi ll. Smith, Esq., President Union Ila
Charleston; Hubert Adgur, E*q , li. C. 1
loy, Ewp Newberry, 8. C.-llob't L. MCCI
ria, President National Hank of Newt
Chester, 8. C.-Messrs. Me.Vliley & l?r?w
Special att eui ion given lo thu consigl
and salo of COTTON, Dried Fruit, Ac.
Sept 1_
Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C
ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS tumlo ii
Hank on or before the 5th day of
c&lmdar month will bear lui crest foi
month as if doposited on thu 1st iiintaiit
J. C. H.SMll'l
Sept 1 4 Assistant Casi
wornT
OAK, HICKORY and PINE, by tho
Delivered ut residences at lowest
prices. Orders can bo left at tho Orot
and Columbia Railroad Oftlco.
_Aug27 JOSEPH CRE
Dissolution.
TnE Copartnership hcretoioro exist?
twcun'DENT ft HEIDT ia this di
solved by mutual consent.
J. M. DEN'
Soot 13 ll; O. HEH
Rust Proof Seed Oats.
PCnn BUSHELS HU ST I'HOOF
0\J* ' OATS for salo liv
Aug 25 KOW Uti) H<
STOCKS, IIONDS H till COUPONS t
and sold by D. GAMHHILL, Bri
DEATH OF WILLIAM E. JOHNSTON, ESQ.
Tbis gentleman, so lou'g und so ext cu
si Ve! y known us tho ?ble, efficient und
worthy Pr?sident of >bo Bank of Cam?
den, died at his residence, in Kirkwood,
on Sunday last, in thu seventy-firth ymir
of his age, lamented and respected by all
who kuew him.
Some fenre are entertained for tho life
of Count Yon Moltke, owing to an at?
tack of gout, which, token in conneotion
with his ago and his fatigues during the
war, promises badly for the old me.u.
In tho window of n shop in au obscuro
pnrt of Loudon is this auuouneomout:
"Goods removed, messages taken, car?
pets beuten, und poetry composed on
any subject."
Capt. Luther Libby, whoso store?
house during the war became notorious
as "Libbv Prison," died i ti New Kout
County, Virginia, on Monday.
Archbishop McClosky reports that tho
Hornau Catholic Church property in
New York city is worth S5 4.9(1.000.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING GUOBS
A Specialty tcith CK foy thc Fenton.
I's view of thu yellow fever being in Charles?
ton, preventing n large number of buyers
from visiting that city for their fall ?tock, wo
have thia day telegraphed our partner in New
York to buy very largely of auch Gooda ns
ure usually jabbed in Charleston-aa Dry
Uooda. Hoots and Nhooa, Hata and Capa, Mil?
linery und Ht raw Gooda. Our third Hour will
bo do voted to whole* aleing entirely, and wc
shall offer Oonda at lair price*, and in larger
quantities than ever seen in this pince befare,
and on time I o approved nullica. Merchants
will please reinstaller thal none of theae linea
are new lo us. Wo have, with short liiter
mitibiuti, drillt largely in all theae Gooda fdr
years.
'J he lady readers will remember that ?it this
house :i Dre?a can he bought from the lineat,
lirai class Ureou Oonda stock iu the South,
cut and tunde to tit, und guarantee it, br cut
and nude by mensuro eent by mail. Tho
newest stylo French Ihuiuet or Hat can bo
hail here. The beat anti prettiest Shoos herc.
Iii hid, wu claim for our house that it ia "tho
plncu" of the South to get the heat at tho
least price. H. C. SEllYEK & CJ.
Auguat 31
i*3T AU papers in tho State, except in
Charleston; Ucaufort, Colleton and Marlboro
will copy one time, and forward bills at once.
Odd Fellows' Academy.
yaxf. THE undersigned lalte pleasure
yrZffik in nnnounciiig to their patrons
<L_S/.E^^a~ Hud frienda, and tn tho poldic g'?
HHJ^J^S nerally, thal thia Inst itillion will
jgjr?ay ho re-? pen ed on the llret Monday
fl?S^ iii September next:
Pupils will bo prepared hy u thorough
comae of training for the Smith Carolina Uui
veraity. or any other institution ot learning
in tlio "country, for mercantile, or any other of
tito ordinary pursuits ol liTo. Their object is
to give to tho citizens of Columbia a first
clasa School, tho expenses of which will lin
at tho annie lime within reaeh nf all. Tiny
therefore respectfully call attention to their
reasonable
HATES or i CITION:
Academic Department, per mouth,.$5 Of)
Primary '. " " .-l no
Preparatory " " .3.00
No pallia will he npntvd to pivo entire satia
faction. J. J. MoCANTS.
Au cunt 27 +i:t H. II. CI.AHKSON.
University of South Carolina.
s-t^ THE sixty-fifth eeaaion of title
/ffigjh instil nt ion will open ou tho Flits T
,_S|D*S3^. MONDAY in October next, mid
xraSErSoou titi ne, without iuteriuption,
jJtaP^ until tho lat of July following.
*>fiSr Thorough Instruction ia niven in
the uaual departmeniH of Science and Litera?
ture, and in Law and Medicine. Thc aggre?
gate exprimes, isct.uniMJ tuition, hoard, fui I,
lighta anti washing, for the fission of nine
munt hs, are: For Acad?mie Student attending
threo Professors, or for a Student in Law i r
Medicine, about ?'-???
For ?ataloguce, giving additional informa?
tion, addict--.
KEY. C. BHUCB WALK Kit, Rec'v,
Or, H. W. UAHNWKLL,"
Chairman of Faculty, Columbia, S. C.
Aug 20 iii!!
FitESH
TURNIP SEED!
RorA !i Vlii
(? Lt;Li tl,
NO lt Ft j J.K,
UKI) TUP,
FLAT DUTCH,
For aalc hy W. O. FISilKK,
Druggiai and Apothecary,
July "2(1 Unt? Opposite Columbia Hotel.
Fresh Arrivals.
OAA HAKKKLS F LOU lt, fron com mon
.Jv 'y* to llNo?t ?ina ities.
fi tierces Hains, of tin? celebrated "Orango"
H nfl "Diamond? branda.
Smelled beef, Km oki d Keef Tongues.
Pickled fJcof Hounds.
Koualed Java f?ol?ee, Mocha, Java, Lit
guuyra and Kio Colmes.
ALSO.
A full and well-selected etoek of fresh
TKAS, and other Staph: und Fancv Oroceru s.
For Hule low. GEO. KYM M HHS.
NEWS
TlIE Froprietorof the "LITTLE STOKB"
bas jm-t returned from New York with a neut
a a an rt nu nt of
Choice Goods,
Cheapest jot of the season. Call and aec, ni
Tuly27 C. F- JACKSON'S, Aluin Kl.
Smoked Beef and Tongues,
BUFFALO TON GU Ed and SMOKED It KEF.
for aalo by_ _E.; HOPE.
New Shore Mackerel.
KI TS, halt and whole harrell, for sale tow,
hy E. HOPI:.
Tho Doctors Recommend Sergei s' lleer
IN oreferenco to London Flirter and Scotch
Ale. Why'/ They know it ia unadulterated.
#School Notice.
T?R exorcises of Mr8. McQrc
jnr'a Hohool will bo resumed ou
MONDAY, 4th of Uoptembor, iu
8 8epi 2__3?
YELLOW FEVER.
A Healthy lietrcat for liefujees and Invalids,
at WiUiatnxlon, 8. C.
A St?A "> THE Williatnston Hotel oan
wZjjjjSaTjiS comfortably accommodate fifty
tfflt<ll^3Lm"r" boarders. Tho hotel is
E3??S??BB?? wit hin a fewBtepsol the depot,
on ttiu uieuuvillo and Columbia Il&ilrond,
cightccu milos from Grouuvillu and sixteen
milos I rom Auderion. Tim mineral waters
have acknowledged medicinal virtues. Tho
table will bc furnished with thu bott materials
which tho market furnishes.
Thu iirice of hoard is fixed at low ratos to
induce a trial of thu house, and is at tho fol?
lowing raten: Per month. $25; per week, $8.75.
Tho servants aro experienced and attentive.
Every effort will bo made to make guests com?
fortable. A. O. CUNNINGHAM.
WiLLlAMSTON, August ?ll, 1871.
Sept 2 3
Rose's Hotel.
s /Twi'IT'^v IN view ?f the iiifiox of vi
?r?lw^T*knL H't">'t) t,J Columbia, occasioned
Mai^fetgB^ by the prevalence ol tho yel
*SL'?D 'jbjgSjlIiiw fever in Charleston, the
proprietor ul HOSE'S HOTEL lins concluded
to re-opon his establishment fur tho accom?
modation of tho public at once, and therefore
withdraws thu proposals hu han hcretoloro
made for ita salo or louse.
Tho Hotel will henceforward bo conducted
un a first class houae of entertainment, and
special provisi?n will bo made for thu comfort
and convenience of families.
Carriagca and an Omnibus will bo found at
every arriving nain. \V. E. HOSE.
August 30
Oo~ Churlos tun Courier, York ville Enquirer
and Oreen vii lo Mountainei-r substituto above
for advert incluent now published, and insert
until further notice. _
FIRST DELIVERY
OP
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 & STEELES.
August 30
Vegetable Blood and Liver Fills.
/'ure Hile.' ?'ure Itl?od ! J'ure Fiesh !
\ MUCH needed medicino, in all tropical
XJL climate*, in a blood Purilier und a Liver
Itegiilatnr. T liva ti PILLS combine the essen?
tial properties ot' un f nvigorntor of the Liver
and Purifier nf tho blond. The Jargeat organ
in the body is the Liver. It ia tho great
work-shop of the body. Wliun this important
j organ doe? not set. the skin becomes aal
I low; eick headache jets in, with chilly sousa
I lions; old hands and feet; pain in tho head;
hectic fe vor; gaatrie disturbance; vomiting; a
fueling of weight in the region ot tho laver; a
dry Cough. Among other symptoms of liver
j derangement, aie soreness in III* rog iou of
tho liver, serosa the stomach, ami below tho
ribs; oppressed stomach; ince som et i nie?
Hushed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at
night; drowsiness and indolence; nervous
watchfulness at night; melancholy, blue.-;
dreams, commonly (rightful; chest oppressed
and heavy; dinting pains in the abdomen;
faintness; sighing; difficult sud tdiort breath;
pain in the oil est J about tho lungs, commonly
mistaken for pleurisy; shifting pams. Uko
t'loso of rheumatism; colics; sometimes a
short, sharp cough, with dryness of throat;
unpleasant throbbing about the stomach; ox
COPH of dandruff, sud scurfy deposit on the
skin; railing of the hair; fulness and straitness
pf tttc abdomen, with desire to loosen tho
clothing, ?our stomach, with symptoms of
dyspepsia; bilious c?lica; diarrhoea; dyson
I lory; fevers; obstinate, constip?t ?on; intermit
I ?l'-nt fuvur, or fevur and ague; jaundice; cot
I liveness mel diarrlmii alternately;expectora?
tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the
j morning, often nausea und vomiting; dizzi
? ilea?; pain in the right, shoulder, sometimes
! in should?l'-bladt'.; inability to J iu on lett sids;
! hiccough; ocea.niunallv, pain in left shoulder.
.-e:i-otiali|e us.; or lb? Ii Lut) ? AND LIVE H
i PILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent
I lom pa in hil tcruiitiatioii of tho disorder,
i ii? sc Pi;la ure lor sale liv
LD WA Hf) H. HBINITSH.
! Ane- -t :?() f Ole mist ?uni Drngci-t.
Tea.
NYE gnsraiiteti to save clubs
usually hu>iiig of tho so-called
'.Great American Tea Company;"
IO percent ,if they make like piir
_iliiiscs frnm us. Wo have, just re?
?r. IVITI .i i.ngo lot of TEAS, selected .ind tried
carefully before purchasing, to which we ask
the attention of tia:trade and consumers.
Ant: 27 LOH1CK A LOWRANCE:
WE ask ot buy CM un examination ol' thc
following gundi-:
( (LH'OIINIA II HAN DY.
California Port Wine.
California Angelica.
Califcrnir. Hock.
California Muscat elle.
O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn.
Snit's, ls."?t'.. Rye.
Old Virginia Glades.
Pure Coginio Urandy.
These are all standard goods, and we have
pill the prices right doini to the bottion. Also,
cheap good? of all grades, the ipiality and
prices of which will certainly please the buyer
and save him ninney.
Aug 27 LOTIICK Si LOWRANCE.
Fall Turnip Seed.
rnilOKHUltN'S Oleen (?lobe. Led Top. largo
JL While Norfolk, Yellow Stone, ?md Pula
Huera, fresh, and fdr sale liv
August 2 KOWALD HOPE.
^ULILOtloxi Sales.
"Draft Horse, Cart and Harness,
BY D C.PELXOTTO & 80N.
TO-MORROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in
fr?ut of tho Court Hunan, wo will sell,
A No. 1 DRAFT HOR8E, CART and HAR?
NESS, 'forme cash. Sept 3
Buggies and J torses.
BY D. C. PE1X0TT0 & SON.
TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 10
o'clock, in freut o' tho Court House, wo will
Bell, without ro orvo,
Two Quo RUGGIEH, HORSES and HAR?
NESS cooiplote. Terni? cat-h Rapt 3
Milch Coins rind Calves.
BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON.
TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 10
o'clock, in front of thu Court ?louee, wc
will bell,
Several Ono MILCH COWS and OALVES.
Tortusoatdi. Supt 3
Furniture Jiale.
BY D. C. PEIX0?T0 & SON.
On TUESDAY MORNING, ut 10 o'clock, in
front of our Auction Store, without reserve,
wo wiii sud,
Sundry article? of FURNITURE, consisting
of Uodsteads, Maureene*. Feather Redd, Side?
boards, Chaira,Tabl?n,Cooking Sloven, Cook?
ing Utenaila, and many other article? useful
in house-keeping.
Terni? cash. Sept 3
Com.
BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON.
On 'IUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, it:
front of our Auction Store, without reserve,
wo will sell,
CO bushels of CORN, ou account of shipper.
ALSO,
101 torces of fine CANVASSED HAMS,
1 OOO lbs. Now York Strips,
10 tubs extra Lard,
8 hexes Window Glass,
10 kits Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel,
H chests Hyson and 0 un powder Tea,
50 gallous Stone Jars.
Term cash. ^PV.*'
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
D. C. PKIXOTTO ?Si SON, Auctioneer*.
BY viriue of the powor. duly conferred upou
tlio Citizens' Having* Dank of Columbia,
by tho Columbia Oil Company, to forecloso
Ibo inortgago of tho said Columbia Oil Com?
pany to tho Haid Cilizfiiu'Savings Rank of
Columhia, and to enter upon and to sell all
and si II gular thc mortgaged premises heroin
after described, for the purpoao or satisfying
their debt; the said morlgago is hereby de?
clared to bo foreclosed, and tho B&id Colum?
bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim
ur equity of redemption in the premiso?; and
lintier tho samo power aaMorosaid, tho under?
signed will sell, at public auction, buforo the
Court IIuuso, at Columbia, on the first MON?
DAY in September ntxt:
All that certain lot of LAND, f-ituato and
being in thu city of Columbia, in tho County
of Richland, and Stuto of South Carolina,
consisting of ono sqtiaro in said city, con?
taining four aoroa of laud, moro or less, and
bounded by Wheat, Rico, Lincoln and Gads?
den stroeta. with all the bnildinga mid erec?
tions on said lot of land, now need for the
purposes of an Oil Mill, and all tho Engines,
011 Proses and machinery of any kind what?
soever, in and upou said premisos.
Terms oaah. W. MARTIN,
Fresidi-nt Citizens' Savings Bunk of South
Carolina. August ll 1
Notice.
COLUMBIA, S. C., August 2H, 1871.
?TVI E Bale of i eal catate for delinquent, taxes,
JL lor tho year 1870, in Richland County,
which bas boon postponed from day to day
tunee the 1:1th day of Juno, 1871 will positive?
ly tnko placo on ttio Heh day of SEPTEMBER,
1S71 at tho ollico of the Treasurer of Rich?
land Countv, over thu bank of E. J. Scott, Son
it Co. C. IL RA EDWIN,
Treasurer Richland County.
_Au? 20 tal ni2
Thc Newest Goods,
AT
LOWEST PBJOES,
WILL BE FOUND AT
W. D. LOVE & CO'S
HAVING opened during tho past ten day?
one hundred packages of gooda, bought
in New York at much lesa than regular prices,
replenishing all the departments to the fullest
capacity, both wholesale and i flail, v.v. ar?
now prepared to lill all orders from city or
country.
We opened to dav twenty-five pieces of
CARPETS, in new and heautiml dei-igne; 250
pairs of BLANKETS, including all qualities,
in white aud colored. Nutwithstanning the
very large advance of 20 por cent, in thenc
gooda, wc aro offering them at leas price*
than last year.
Will open in a few daya tho het-t etock bf
WOOli SllA'tVLS ever shown in Columbia.
We keop only tho beat makes ol' good*,
direct from manufacturers and importers, and
have but 0>'K I'itlCK.
^liadiia uud Shade Ilollanda, in ali widths
and styles.
Some of our worthy cont) si'ors are gelling
rather nervous on account T tho qur.ntitv ot'
gooda wc nie rt eeiving. We do nor get tfiem
tor tin ir bent tit, but for tho benefit of our
customers
Wo invito all to inspect om stock, which
will he Kliowu frc?lv;
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Columbia Hotel building,
W, D. Lovi:, Main M re et.
ll. It. MoCltKEitY. Aug 2J
DR;' S7 ?V PANT'S
SUPERIOR
TONIO BITTERS
r> IS onmpofcti bf the beat Anti-pt -
mrindi? Tonics known to the medica!
profession. Tho addition <-f certain
ingredients baa completely dit
g irised tho taste of tho Tonic prin?
ciple aa to render it palatable, even
to tho moat fastidious.
lt anginen ta tho energy of tho vital fnnc
tiotiB, exerting a powerful influence over the
digestive, uasioiulative, aanguiuiferuue and
tiorvoua syatems.
It proves salutary in thc debility conse?
quent upon all malarious diaeasea, violent
bodily or mental exertiou, in weakness of thc
constitution Ot both hexes, in nervous v?rtigo.
head-ache, tic-doloreux, and many loci 1
pains, dependent on deficient energy in the
nervous system. It also possesses laxativo
and alterative properties, and will remove a1!
biliousness from the stomach, incrcaro tho
appetite, and Invigorate tho whole avstem.
Prepared only by a. F. FANT,
Newberry, S. C.
For salo at W. C. FISHER'S
New Trug Store,
Opposite Columbia Hotel,
August 9 Gmo Columbia, S. C.
North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
if/A RARRELS of superior quality for aale
OU by tho barrel._ E. HOPE.
Refined Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal?
lon or barrel. Also, in glaaus, pinta and
quarts. For sale low. E. HOPE.
Choico Teas.
("1 UN POWDER. Il yann, Oolong and Euglo 1.
TT Breakfast ? EAS. Thc choiceal import- J.
lor sui.- lew. Ki UCPF..