The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 06, 1871, Image 3

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F"oreii?ti AHalrai NOON DESPATCHES. THE CONFERENCE AT SALZBURG;-GLAD STONE SATISFIED-AMADEUS ENTHUSI? ASTICALLY RECEIVED-DISASTROUS TY? PHOON- RIOT IN DUBLIN-APPREHEN? SION OF A REVOLUTION IN FRANCE DEATH OF MARX-STRIKES-THE ROMAN QUESTION, ?C., AC. HONG KONG, Septomber 3.-A disas? trous typhoon visited this vicinity yes? terday. Twelve vessels were driven ashore. Much damage on land. VIENNA, September 4.-It is officially stated that Ministers Von Boust, An- i dreassy and Houhenwart will assist at | the conference of Emperors at Salzburg. The Emperor of Austria louves for that city to-morrow. BEELU*, Sep tomber 4. - Bismarck Bohlen has been. relieved from the go? vernment of Alsace and Lorraine, and promoted to the rank of General. LONDON, September 4.-Gladstone, in a speech delivered at Whitley, Saturday, expressed joy that Englishmen can now look apon AmerioaUB OB friends, and said: "We may now -indulge the hope that all controversies between the two peoples are settled." A mass meeting of eugineors was held at Newoastlo-on-Tyno Saturday, attended by fully 8,000 persons, at which it was determined to insist upon an arrange-1 ment of the term of labor at niuo hours per day for six days of the week, or fifty four hours iu all. 1 A special despatch to tba /Standard, from Spain, says tho progress of King Amadeus from Albacete to Valencia was -ono continued , ovation. The Herald's special correspondent at Albaoote, Spain, telegraphs: "By invitation I accompany the King on a three weeks' journey through the provinces. We started Sat? urday morning, leaching Albacete at j night. Wo stopped at thirty-six sta? tions, and . the King was received with tremendous enthusiasm. The King's speaking was of the poorest kind. He is receiving petitions ?nd winning the hearts of everybody. In a personal con? versation, the King assured me that he desired Spain to bo well understood in the United States, and that friendship would exist between tho two countries. We go to Valencia to-morrow." Au English student has fallen a victim to a foolhardy attempt to climb the Alps without a guide. DUBLIN, September 4,-There was tierce fighting all night. The police were driven to their barracks, where they were reinforced and charged the crowd desperately; but they were driven into their barracks again. A sally was I repeated several times, but with the same result. A bar of iron thrown from a publio bouse at the police led to a storming of the hous? and the capture of the inmates. An attempt was made to rescue thom by tbe mob. In the bat? tle which followed, the house was com? pletely wrecked by the mob, in its fran? tic rage. Half the policemen engaged in the affrays were injured. The prison? ers sang national songs all night. There is great excitement, and it is increasing. PARIE, September 4.-There are 60,000 troops in tho city, and a constant patrol is kept up. The Government was in? formed of an intended demonstration by I the Internationals on the 4th, and orders \ tor its repression are absolute and se? vere. LyouB, Mareailles nod Bordeaux are filled with troops. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, September 5. - Dr. Karl Marx, the leading spirit of the Interna? tional Society, is dead. Confederate cotton bond-holders are1 about publishing a report and corres? pondence. Strikes have occurred among the work men at Sheffield and Bradford. A special from Dublin says a renewal1 of the riots is apprehended. Tho police bave been ordered to use their revolvers unmercifully. The soldiers are still un? der arms for emergencies. The Sheffield striko wus settled by ar? bitration; a similar settlement of the Newcastle strike is expected. BERLIN, September 5.-The Prussian dross Gazette says it was decided at G as? tern to leave the Roman question entire? ly to Italy. BRUSSELS, Septembers.-A large num? ber of workmen have struck. Thoy de? mand a reduction of hours. VERSAILLES, September 6.-There was | a tumultuous discussion in the Assembly to-day over a motion for the return of j the Assembly and the seat of govern? ment to Paris. Amtrloan Intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. PROMPT PAYMENT OF FRENCH INDEMNITY EXPLAINED-FEARFUL HURRICANE NEW IORK / ACOOtrNTS-ARREST OF AI MORMON ELDER-KENTUCKY FALL RACES -SERIOUS ! DROUGHT-RIOT-A FRAUD EXPOSED BY THE DEMOCRATS-ALABAMA FAIR, AC. AO. SANTA FE, September 3.-The Post yesterday had the following correspond? ence from La Mesilla: "The emotion ex? citement in this valley culminated to-day in one of the most' fearful affairs ever witnessed here. It is no exaggeration to say that the plaza baa been literally drenched with human blood. At the present writing, (Sunday evening, the "27th,) it ie known that 'seven persons have boon killed, while it is estimated that the number of wounded reaches as high aa thirty, of whom seven or eight are fatally.. From 5 this P. M. until 6, the pl?za resounded with pistol-shots and groan's. For fifteen minutes, the firing was incessant, and continued dur? ing the rest of the boor. The Republican and Demooratio parties bad eaoh selected to-dav as the most suitable time for the grand demonstrations of the campaign, and at an early hour this morniog both parties commenced their preparations. The leaders were evidently desirous of avoiding disturbances, and the respect ive parties formed in procession and passed eaoh other's piuco of meeting without an outbreak. Nothing hap poned until after the meeting had ad? journed and the procession reformed. At 5 P. M., both parties mot in the plaza, exchanging defiant vivas. A pis? tol-shot was fired, when a general fight euBuod. Men, women and children hur? ried to their nooses, but the fight was kept up from the windows and house? tops, tho dead and wounded falling on all sideB. The Hon. John Lernen, tho Republican candidate for Judge, was tho first killed. The balance of the killed and wounded were mostly Mexicans. Another fight took pince at Anton Chico, near Los Vegas, in which two persons were killed and six or seven wounded. The people are terribly excited here, but everything is being done to preserve the peace. The Hon. Marsh Giddings, the new Governor of this Territory, ar? rived here Thursday, and was inaugu? rated yesterday. He was serenaded last evening by ono of tho- largest assem? blages ever known in thin city. He made a speech, which was received with great enthusiasm." NEW YORK, September 4.-The Tri? bune says the alacrity with which tho French have paid up tho whole of the indemnity duo on or hefsro thc 1st of May, 1872, is explained by our Berlin correspondent. It appears the negotia? tions for the evacuation of Franco by the Germans were complicated by the ques? tion of admitting German manufactures to France free of duty after September 1, at whioh date tho agreed arrangement for passing suah goods duty free expired. The French were offered speedier with? drawal of troops if these privileges to Germans were coutinucd, but they now are in a condition to demand the evacu? ation as a right under the treaty of Frankfort. HAVANA,.September 4.-Advices from Areoibo report a fearful hurricane on thc 22d ult., in the Bahamas. The American vessels Corulve, Gov. Williams and Carolina, and tho Fjuglisb vessels Lady Bird and Nellie Moon were wreaked. All hands saved. NEW YORK, September 5.-Afc last evening's meeting at Cooper Institute, speeches were mudo by Haremyer, Osweld, Ottendorf, Judge Pierrepont, Judge Emott, Congressman Roosevelt, and others. Resolutions were intro duced and road by Jos. H. Chonte, anc an executive committee of seventy, com posed of prominent citizens, irrespective: of party, was appointed to demand at exhibition of tho city account, recovei whatever sums have been fraudulently abstracted, aud urge legislation. ALBANY, N. Y., September 5.-Nt European or coast steamers over-due u this port. SALT LAKE, September 5.-A Mormoi elder hos been arrested for ooucealinj and refusing to deliver up n convict sentenced to fifteen years'imprisonment Mining transactions yesterday amount ed to 8250,000. Reports of rich discc veriee come from all points. The Episcopal Churoh was consecrate to-day. LEXINGTON, KY., September 5.-Th fall meeting commences Monday. Suve ral noted horses are already here. Th sport promises to bo unusually interest ing. The highest official majority is fe Henderson, Superintendent of Publi Iustruotion-41,270. CHICAGO, September 5.-Rev. Chark M. Fox, rector of Epiphany, is dead. There is a serious drought in Souther Illinois. MEMPHIS, September 5.-Cotton r< ports since Friday very gloomy. Shoi diug from tho drought hae commenced i the lowlands, especially in Arkansas. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, September G.-The N tional Demooratio Exeoutive Reeidei Committee, to-day, held a meeting her at whioh the following statement was a thorized: This committee have had th? attention called to an anonymous pat phlet, entitled "Concession; or, How t! Lost Cnuse may be Regained, and tl Iudcpendence of the South Secured now being circulated over the States, though emanating from a Democrat source. The committee feel authorizi to douounce the same us a fraud, and t sentiments therein expressed us antag nistio to the principles and purposes the Democratic party. Further, tl committee aro of tho unanimous o] uion that the same originated from Radical source, with the intention deceive tho people and prejudice tin against the only party whioh can i form the administration of the Govei mont, and bring about a return to 1: nesty and constitutional law. (Signed) SAM. J. RANDALL, Chairman, Of the oommittee, Messrs. Randi Slocum, Swann, Eldridge and Jeffr were personally present, and MOBS Niblock, Young, Merrick and Smith wt represented. Probabilities-The barometer v probably fall still further on Wednesdi especially in the Gulf States and o the lakes; increasing Easterly winds p bable along the Atlantic ooast, s threatening weather, with brisk Sou westerly winds, from the lower la! Westward. No serions disturbance prebendad, unless possibly on Lako I Eerior, from whioh region no rope ave been reoeived to-day. The North Carolina Cherokeo Indi will be removed in a few weeks to Indian territory. MODILE, ALA., Septembor 5.-The lowing has just been received from 1? sac?la: From a copy of a memorand mado in pencil, it has been nsoertai; that part of the crew of tho British s Lillian, lost on the 15tb January, li off the coast of Brazil, was piokod up the Gulf of Mexico. It muy bo a bc but if not, it is of so much importai I thought it best to send it for publ tion. (Signed) C. L. LEB ANO ? OFF EAST COAST BRAZIL, January 1871.-This is to certify that we three the only survivors of tho English t Lillian, lost on the night of the 15tl this mouth. We have now been drif in an open boat for nix days, suffering bouger aud thirst, and hardships which noue but those that have experienced can illustrate. We have been looking ont for a sail since tho ship wont down. What became of the captain and the rest of the men, Qod can only toll. JOHN THOMAS. Seoond Mate. MICHAEL DOOLY, Seamau. JOHN DUGAN, Seaman. ST. PAUL, September 5.-There was a terrific storm in the town of Windom, yesterday. A number of buildings were prostrated aud one man fatally hurt by being blown from the cars. LONG BRANCH, September 5.-The Warinoutb Louisiana Republicans had a half hour's consultation with Grant, and then left for New York. NEW YOKE, September 5.-Mary Rus? sell, aged twenty-two, died on Sunduy. An abortionist-Mrs. Mary Aun Rams has been arrested. CHARLESTON, September 5.-Arrived ?tourner South Carolina, New York; schooner H. C. Shepperd, New York. The board of health reports no yellow fever deaths within tho last twenty-four hours. % MONTO cz: ERV, September 5.-Thc great industrial exposition of the Alaba ma Agricultural and Mechanical Associa tion will open October 31st, und close November 4, instead of thu time hereto fore announced. $20,000 aro offered ii prizes for improvements in all depart meuts of agriculture, mechanic ans manufactures, ?fco. Competition is opot to Alabama and the world. A cordin invitation is extended to all classes t< participate. Preparations aro going oi on a grand scale, and ample accommode tious will bo provided for all exhibitor and visitors. FINANCIAL. A N Lt COMM KM. lilA Lm. LONDON, September 5-Noon.-Con sola 93%. Bonds 93%. PARIS. September 5.-Rentes 57f. 30c FRANKFORT, September 5.-Bond 975?. LIVERPOOL, September 5-Noon. Cottou opened firm-uplands 9J?(W>9% Orleans 9.1?@9%; sales 12,000 balei speculation aud export 3,000. LONDON, September 5 - Evening. Securities unchanged. LrVEitrooL, September 5-Eveuing. Cotton closed firm. Yams and fabril at Manchester quiet and firm. NEW YORK, September 5-Noon. Flour better. Wheat l@2c. better. Cot a ahade better. Pork steady-me 13.75. Lard steady, at 9J6@9>i'. Co ton firm-middliug uplands 20; Orleai 20%; sales 1.300 bales. Freights fire Stocks strong and very active. Cover meuts dull and steady. Money eas at 3. Gold firm, ut 13'fj. Exchange long. 8%; short, 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton strong; sales 3,51 bales-uplunds 20; Orleans 20%. Flo -Southern steadier; common to fair e tra 5.65@6 60; good to choice 6.65 0.00. Whiskey steady, at 93. Wheat @2u. better-winter red Western 1.40 1.46. Corn firmer, at 66?.<@67. Bi firm, at 8J?@9|? Pork heavy, at 13 ?13.62. Ldrd quiet-kettle 9j Freights active and firmer. Mon abundant, at 2@3; discount 57. St l?Dg 8?4(CL)&% fur prime bankers; 9^ 1 sight. Gold 13^@13%. Governmei steady. States activer; Tennessees fir new South Carolinas strong; Louisio levee 8s sold at 85. Tennessees 74; n 74. Virginias 63; new 70. Louisiai 65; new 60; levees 71; 8s S2. Alaban 1.00; 5s 68. Georgias 82; 7s 91. No Carolinas 44; new 25. South Carolii 75; new 58. CINCINNATI, September 5.- FI< dull and unchanged. Corn dull o drooping, at 51 52. Pork-hold firm, at 12.37@12 50. Lard held at ! @9. Bacon firm-shoulders 6J-4 ; ai 7(0)7%. Whiskey in good demand, ?0. LOUISVILLE, September 5.-Bogg quiet-heavy brands held at 18(a Flour in fair domand. Corn etea Pork 12.50. Shoulders 6>4'; sides 1\ iy". Lard 9^@10. Whukey 90(r/}1. ST. Louis, September 5.-Bugging changed. Flour easier. Corn ?ten Whiskey 89. BALTIMORE, September 5.-Flour d but holders unwilling to make con sious. Wheat closed active aud strc Corn-white stroug, at l?Qi.lS; yel weak, at 70. Pork steady, at 14 Bacon firm-shoulders 7. Lard stei at 10@1U>.<. Whiskey firm, ut 93. ? ton firmer and held higher-midd 19??; receipts 00 bules; sales 78; s 915. AUGUSTA, September 5.-Cotton sti -middling lS^j ; receipts 4U bales; 1 100. GALVESTON, September 5.-Co firm-goud ordinary 17; receipts bales; sales 120; stock 151. SAVANNAH, September 5.-Cottoi good demand-low middling 17'.i; Duipts 25 bales; sales luO; stock 3,121 WILMINGTON, September 5.-Cu Brm-middling 18; sales 14 bales; H 634. NORFOLK, September 5.-Cc ateady-low middling 17^4@17>?; fi 277. NEW ORLEANS, Soptomber 5.-Ct ?rm-middling 18>?(?)18^; receipt balea; sales 1,300; stock 25,310. MOUILB, Septembers.-Cotton fi middliug 18>?(#18??; receipts 72 t sales 125; stock 5,814. BOSTON, September 5.-Cotton si -middling 21^^22; receipts 680 I sales 65; stock 8,000. MEMPHIS, September 5.-Cottoi minai-middling 19. CHARLESTON, September 5.-C fira?---Eiiddhug 18; tecoipls 65 1 sales 100; stock 3,598. PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-C very strong-middling 20. bmoked Beef and Tongues, BUFFALO TONGUES and ?MOKUD 1 for sale hy K. ||( To Rent, MA IIOU.SE, containing eight ) Apply to WM. Moil (JIN Mi'lit 5 CONSIGNEES VIA CHABTJOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILUOAD. September 4 - J. C. Seegera, Leavell Sc S., Ruff Sc C., J. & A. Oliver, W. H. Webb, O. G. Treelera & Co., W. F. B. & Go., Fergu? son & Miller, Mutberson & M., N., 1). Sc Co., Thompson Sc H., J. Foster Sc Co., (Foster & J., R. Moorman & Co., P. W. j & R. S. Chick, Martin Sc H., B. F. Cray ton & Son, Simpson, Hill & Co., A. P. Hubbard, C. E. Fleming, D. M. Ward & Co., A. M. Bowers & Co., M. Barre & Son, Twitty & Bro., MoCaughrin Sc Co., J. M. Wilson, G. Follin, J. W. McCorry, W. Lyle?, J. F. T., O. W. Teague, ! Wheeler & M., J. B. Moore, Z. T. Mar? tin, H. Miller, Norwood, D. Sc Co., J. T. H. White, Gross Sc H., Rico & P., J. D. Chambors, Fagan Sc Bro., W. J. Duffie, Lovelace & W., Squibb? Sc Co., B. Gates, W. W. Graultnoy, G. Eilbardt, A. Civil, J. D. Carpeuter, D. Fleming, W. T. Tarrant, Swygert Sc L., M. Fool, H. S. Boozer Sc Co., J. A. H. Sc Bro., E. Hope, Geo. Symm?rs, Jas. Woodrow, Cowan, Miller Sc Co., J. M. Sullivan, G. W. Sul? livan, Leo Sc Carpeuter, P. Wac b tel I Sc Co., H. S. Boozer, W. C. Bee & Co.. R. M. Tozer, M. Ehrlich Sc Son, Copeland Sc B., M. H. Berry, E. H. Heioit?h, E. Hope, W. D. Milster, J. T. H. White, J. T. Hill & Co., Ferguson Sc M., R. Moorman & Co., G. H. Androwa, W. R. McCormick, L. Simmons, J. C. Seegers, Brodie Sc Co. "CLEAR THE DEUKS FUR ACilON." oua SPLENDID STOCK DOT 6B011LLIBB? ANO BOOTS % SHOES, TUB LIRGEST liV THE SOUTH ! is NOW A II ll I V I N O . TUE trade of this placo mu?t concontrato. Consumers of tb cae gooda mimt look to tticir interest. Our bonne is ready, wilting and ablo to make tbis ibu BEST MAltKEP IN THIS SECTION FOU OOODS at onco FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP ! Tho history of all Irado is that largo amounts of goods aro handled much cheaper than small amounts. It?vers; look to your in? terest! II. O.SIIIVKR. ?fc CO. Sept G_ I. HYMAN & GO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in D It Y AND FANCY GOODS Hosiery, Blankets, &c. ALSO, Ready-made Clothing. HAVE removed their entire stock from 31 Huyne stroot, Charleston, S. C., to Co? lumbia, and opoued at corner of Richardson and Lady stroets, and will sell at very low pricOH. Sept 5 3 The "Wallis" Tie. DH' LOM A S KOR. BEST COTTON TIK GRANTED BY Louisiaua State Fair, April, 1H70. Goorgia State Pair, October, 1870. Cotton States Pair, October. 1870. Missisbippi State Fair, October, 1S70. Alabama State Fair, Novomber, 1870. Mado of tho best Engli li Iron. Easily an rapidly adjusted. 2.00U of tim above TIES now landing pe British bark M. E. Seed, from Liverpool, au for salo at thc lowest mai kel rates hy J. N. ROBSON, Noa. C3 East Ray and 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, Sept 5 4 Charin?.ton, S. c Hotice to Contractors. SEALED RIDS for tho erection of Cit Hall will bo received at the office of tl Chairman Special Committeo on City Hall until Monday, Uth September, 12 M., at whtcl time all bids will bo opened. Thc contrae will bu awarded to tho lowest responsible bul dor. Tho Com mit toe reserves the right to re j ?'?t all bids ottered. The contracto! will b rt'ipuirod to euler into bond for faithful poi formalice of his contract in a ponally of lift thousand dollars, with good aud responsible sureties. Tho names nf persons offered a sureties by thu o infractor shall be seul with bid, together with the assent of propose sureties. 'Ibo contract, after beiug award by Committeo, must be ratified by City Cou oil Plans and spocidcation* of the proposed building can bo seen at tho oftice uf Chairman Of Special Committee. W. UUrsON WIGG.CIi'u, , ISRAEL SMITH, WM. MOONEY, } Committee. WM. SIMONS, I JOE TAYLOR. J Sept 5_ Tea. WE gu aran too to eave clubs usually buying of tho so-called "(Ireat Amoricau Tea Company," 10 per cent , if they make like piir _ _mases from us. Wo havo just re o. ive,? ? targe lot of TEAS, selected and tried carefully before purchasing, to which wo ask the attention of tho trade and consumers. An g 27 _ L?RICK je LOWKAIS OE. Rose's Hotel. IN viow of tho influx of vi? sitors to Columbia, occasioned by the prevalen ce of the ye). _?low fover in Charleston, the pruprioior ul ROSE'S HOTEL has concluded to re-opon his establishment for tho accom? modation of the publio at once, and therefore withdraws tho proposals ho has heretofore mado for its sato or leaso. Tho Hotel will henceforward bu conducted as a llrst class bonne of entertainment, and special providion will be made for the comfort I and convenience of families. Carriages and sn Omnibus will be found at evory arriving train. W. E. ROSE. August 30 t(W Charleston Courier, Yorkvilhi Enquirer anti Greenville Mountaineer substituto above for advertisement now publiehod, and insert until further notice. Feeding Oats. BUSHELS PRIME HEAVY OATS. Jnlv 27 E. HO PE. COUNTY ?I.AIMS ANO J Ult Y V KUTI? PIC?'J'K? bought hy Fob 5 D. GAM BRI LL. Broker. 200 PROCLAMATION. ti TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE. DEPAIITMENT. OFFICIAL information Laving been re? ceived at (bia office that NANCY COLE? MAN, a resident of tho County of Fairfield, waa deliberately ehot and killed whilo Bland- 1 ing in thu door of her residence, in tho Baid County of Fairfield, about. 10 o'clock on tho niebi nf tho 29th July last; and whoreaa tho I aaaaauina aro unknown to tito jury of inquest j empanelled in Haid cane: Now, therefore I, HO BEBT K. HCOTT, Governor of tho Statu of South Carolina, in order that jm-tico may ho doue, and tho ma? llaty of thu law vindicated, do hereby offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for I tho apprehension of thu perpetrators of said murder, and t hoir delivery in auy jail of thia I State, with proof to convict. In tootimony whereof, I have hereunto aet1 my hand anti caused the Groat Seal of tho State to bu affixed, at Colom? ie, s ] bia, thin 4th day of September, A. D 1871. and in the ninoty-aixth year of | tho independence of tho United Staten of America. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor. F. L. CAUDOZO, Secretary of State. Kent 0 2 Due Weat Female College. THIRTEENTH YEAR will open October 2, and close middle of ";uext July. Past prosperity moat encourag? ing. Location healthy and plea amit. Faculty full and completo eight toacbr-ra. Courue of instruction tho? rough. Government that of a well-ordered family. KxpcuHPs for tho year-(two sessions, forty weeks)- for bonni, (iuclucling fuel and wash? ing.) and tuition in all literary atudioa, in? cluding Latin. ?181 50. French, Munie, Drawing, Painting, Ac, at very reasonable ratea. For catalogue, address President. J. I. BONNER, Kept S 5 Dun Went. Abbeville. S. C. School Notice MHS. S. C. GOODWYN will ro .open hor DAY SCHOOL for girlB ?on tho 18th of September. Terra? for Preparatory Class tfi I per quarter; Tor Advanced Claua $8 | per quarter. Apply at Dr. B. Wi Taylor's. Kept 3_ _ J!f!iu,hJL Odd Fellows' Academy. THE undersigned tako ploaaura in announcing to their patrono : ami friends, aud to the public go (uerally, that thia Inatitution will bu re-upened on tho tirat Monday in September next. Poplin will bu prepared hy a thorough conrae of training for the South Carolina Uni? versity, or any other institution of learning in tho country, for mercantile, or any ot her of ] the ordinary pursuits of life. Their object ia to givo to tho citizens of Columbia a first clasa School, tho expenauH of which will bu at tho aamo timo within reach of all. They therefore rcBpcctfully call attention to their reasonable HATES OF TUITION: Academic Department, per month,.$.ri 00 Primary " " " . 4 001 Preparatory '* " " .3.00 No paiuu will be spared to givo entire satis? faction. J. J. McCANTS. Auuiist 27 tl? H. ^_^kARKHON. State of South Carolina-Bichland Co. COURT OF COMMON J'LEAS. Mra. Sarah J. Harri?, Plaintiff, axainet Janus O. Gibbes, D?tendant. To TUB DEFENDANT, JAMES G. Gimms: YOU aro hereby summoned aud required to answer the complaint in thia action, ot which a copy is herewith Berved upon you, and to servo a cony of your answer to tho said complaint ou the subscriber, at bia office, in tho city of Columbia, in thu aaid State and County, within twenty days after tho service hereof, exclusivo o' tho day of auch service; and if you fail to answer tho complaint within tho time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in thia action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tho complaint. JAMES D. TRADEWELL, Plaintiffs Attnrnnv. Dated at Columbia, S. C., Augu.it Hi, 1871. To THE DEFENDANT, JAMES G. Gi UHRS: Take notice that tho numinous In this action, of which the foregoing ?H a copy, was flied iu tho oflico of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas, at Columbia, in tho County of Rich? land, in tho State of South Carolina, on the Kith day of August. 1871. JAMES I). TRADEWELL. Plain tiff's Attorney. COLUMBIA, S. C., August 23, 1871. August 23 wfl2 The Newest Goods, AT LOWEST PRICES, WILL HE FOUND AT W. D. LOVE & CO'S TXAYiNO opened during tho past ton dava ! JL_L on? hundred packages of goods, bought in Now York at much less than regular pricua, replenishing all the depart m enta to the fullea t capacity, both wholesale and retail, wo aro now prepared to lill all orders lrom city or country. Wo openod to-day twontr-fivo pieces of I CARPETS, in new and beautiful designs; 250 | paira of BLANKETS, including all qualities, in white and colored. Notwithstanding tho vory largo advance of 20 per cent, iu tin MO ' gooda, wo aro offering thurn at lesa pncea than last year. Will opon in a few days tho host atock of I WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia. Wo kocp onl.v tho best makea of gooda, direct from manufacturers and importers, auo [ have but ONE 1'llICE. Shades and Shade Hollands, in all widths [ And atyloa. Some of our worthy competitors aro getting I rather nervous on account of tho quantity ot gooda wo aro receiving. Wo do not get thom for their benefit, but for thu benefit of our customers. Wa invito all to inspect out stock, which will be shown freelv. Wi D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVE. Main street. B. H. MRCIIREHY. _Aug_25 Fresh Arrivai?. Of~W\ BARRELS FLOUR, fro TI common eJV "vf In lineal qua'itieM. 5 tierces Hams, of tho celebrated "Orango"* and "Diamond" brands. Smoked Itoi-f, Smoked Heid Tongues. Pickled Beef Hounds. Roasted Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La guuyra and Mu CofTeoa. Al-sn, A full ami well-selected stock of fresh TICAS, and oilier Staple and Fa nov Groceries. For salo low. GEO. KYM MERS. MealH furnished at all hours at POLLOCKS'. FIRST DELIVER? OF 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 & STEELE. Au?imt 30 WE auk of buyers an examination of tho following gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Port Wine. California Angelica. California Hock. California Muscatelle. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. Suifs, 185G, Eyo. Old Virginia Oladoa. Pure Cognac brandy. These aro all standard goods, and we have pnt tho prices right down to the bottom. Also, cheap gooda of all gradea, the quality ?nd prices of which will certainly plo ase the buyer and eave him money. Aug 27 L?RICK <fc LOWRANCE. NE WS . THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORR" has just returned from New York with a nevi assortment of Ohoice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho season. Call and see, at ?uly 27 C. P. JACKSON'S, Slain St. FRESH TURNIP SEED! JT^UTA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, BED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, For sale by W. C. FISHER, Drnggist and Apothecary, July 20 3mo Opposite Columbia Hotel. FRENCH CASS1HERE PANTS, ^.a FORMERLY $16 to $18, we (Maro now making for $12 and $13, to closo out our line of French Goods. Light Oas RI me re Suits at Cost. Now ia tho timo to order our porfect ?ttiug SHIRTS, warranted to please. A few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at cost. tar Cali and secura BARGAINS at Ju'y ll R. St W. C. SWAFFI. MTS. CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY, COLUMBIA. S . O. WE have marked down aR of our large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to auch low ligures that the price cornea within roach of ali tbat wish a good utting garment, made in tho latest etylo and by tbe beat mak? ins in New York. We are the only house that noll All Linen Drawers at $1.50. We are the :>nly house that have the imported See-Bnoker Calcutta Suits, warranted genuino. An in? spection of our large atocle will settle the mind of any one that money is made by buy? ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sol? Leather Trunks, only a few left, at $20._Jone 88 The Georgia Gin. THIS ic tho third season wo have Bold those GINS, and have never had a single com? plaint. We offer thom with renewed oonti loneo, al moderate prices and reasonable termB. L?RICK .t LOWRANCE, Agts., Julyl3 2mo_Columbia, H. C. For Sale. 1,000,000 lu : H. Partios can bu supplied at icasouahlo rate? by applying to 1 JulIN E. GYLES, Rr-pt 3 At ITotwVi Ptnrp. North Carolina Corn VV nukey. K f\ BARRELS of superior quality for salo OU by the barrel. E. HOPE.