The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 07, 1871, Image 3

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Foreign AfTalrs? NOON DESPATCHES. . CELEBRATION OF ITALIAN OCCUPATION OF KOMB-APPOINTMENTS AND CONFIRMA? TIONS BY TUE FRENCH AND ENGLISH GO? VERNMENTS-FEMALE COMMUNISTS CON? DEMNED- MOUNT VESUVIUS AGAIN. ON THE RAMPAGE-CHOLERA IN LIVERPOOL TERRIBLE GOAL MINE DI8A8TER-REPUB? LICAN PROGRAMME FOR THE BRITISH KINGDOM, -to., AO. ROME, September 5.-Tbe ouuiveraary o? the occupation by tho Italian troops under Goo. Cardosa, of the 28th of Sep? tember, 1870, will be celebrated this year by tho passage of the National Guards through tho streets, theatrical entertainments, ?fcc. VERSAILLES, September 0.-Rouher accepta the candidature of a seat iu the Assembly. The discussion of tho re? moval of the Government to Paris con? tinues tp-day. Thiers has appointed the Due D'Au malo Goveruor of Algiers. Tho trial of the female incendiaries hus been con? cluded. Four were seutenced to death; one to imprisonment for lifo in u for? tress; aud ono to ten years solitary con? finement. LONDON, September G.-It is reported that tho Marquis of Lomo is appointed Goveruor-Geueral of India, and the Marquis of Lonsdowu Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Victoria is still ill and una? ble to attend divine service. Ono case of cholera has appeared in Liverpool. Mount Vesuvius has commenced to eject lava. u PAnis, September G.'-Tho aoudemucd conviots appeal from the court-martial to the civil courts. Tho vacation of tho Assembly begins on the 16th of September. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, September 6.-Au explosion occurred, this morning, in u ooal minc near Wigan, iu Lancashire. Some fifty persons in tho seam of thc mine nt thc time of the catastrophe were out off, and it is feared are su?bcated by the foul air. The party soot down to ascertain th( oondition of tho men buried alive art still in the mine, and have, it is thought perished. The neighborhood of the dis aster is thronged with relatives nnd ac quain tances of supposed victims, and tin scenes are of the most heart-rending de scription. Details of the harrowby ovent are awaited with anxiety. The Republican committee has issnei a programme, which embraces the uppli cation of federation to the kingdom abolition of titles and privileges, sup pression ol monopolies, abolition o standing armies, compulsory education State provision for laborers ablo to worl and sustenance for tho incapacitated nationalization of land, popular legisht tion and diffusion of republicanism. VERSAILLES, September G.-D'Au male's appointment, ns Governor of AI -giera is dead. Petitions for a dissolution of tho Ac sembly are not allowed. American Intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. GRANT'S MOVEMENTS-STEAMER DISABLE -SCARCITY OF LABORERS IN ENGLAND GREELEY RECOMMENDED FOR PRESIDEN -COAL MINES COLLAPSED-RETRENCI MENT AND REFORM IN NEW YORK DESPERADO KILLS THREE MEN-MEE' INO OF RAILWAY MASTER MACHINISTS INAUGURATION OF GOV. LESLIE-TOUCI INO SO ENE-OUTRAGES HY AMERICANS TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI-HIOH-nANDE ACT OF A FEDERAL JUDGE-AMERICA POMOLOGIOAL SOCIETY-YELLOW FEYI DEATHS, AO., AO. LONG BRANCH, September 5.-A cor mitton of twenty of Warmouth's Louit ana d?l?gation arrived ot Loug Brana! at ll o'clock, to-day. Carriages were waiting at the depot, and the delegatic wera immediately driven to tho Prei dent's cottage, where tho President, I appoiutment, received npd ushered the into tho reception room, when the coi mittee laid their grievances before hil Gen. Campbell read a statement views and wishes of tho committee, ai presented tu him an official copy of t proceedings and resolutions of the ca vontion which saut the committoo. Aft considerable conversation in relation facts contained in tho address, the Pi aident requested a copy, which was giv him. He then said he would send it the officers complained; of, aud hear thi statement before taking auy Bteps iu t matter. He remarked alan that the c dress presented a formidable array charges against the Federal oflici named therein. Ho said he had i authorized tho uso of troops, and tl Gen. Reynolds, when ho filled the rcq si tion of Marshal Packard, did not ku they were to be used ut a politioal c< ven tion. Tho interview was .pleasa and tho President exhibited a deep in rest. Tho committee withdrew, a immediately proceeded to tho St ' Souci Hotel, where they held a priv meeting. It is understood the como tee have prepared a careful statement the interview, giving, as near as possit tho exaot language. They loft Lc Brandi for New York, this evoniog. NEW YORK, September 5.-Tho Pri dent and family visit New York Thursday. They retnrn in the evoni and will then prepare to leave Lt Brauch next Tnesday, when they i visit Washington and Pennsylvai After remaining there two weeks, tl will take a Western ti io, and arrive Washington, D. C., about tho 10th October. The steamship Rhene, which sai boneo on the 2d instant, for Brem when 227 miles from Sandy Hook, Sunday, broke her shaft, and was to' back to this city by the Colorado, wi arrived to-day. Among the passen] by the Colorado is Franois A. Wal! Superintendent of tho Ceusus Burea English journals received to-day c plain of great scarcity of harrest la erg, especially in Cornwall, arising f extensivo emigration of miuers and i . cultural If?bor?M tb Wes't?rn States'~of America. Skilled miners,aro also be? coming scarce, and wilt,' it ?s snid, con? tinue to leave the country unless higher wages nre gtvon. .> NEW YorrK, September G.-There was a lively meeting of the Union Republi? can Association. It recommends Greeley to the National Convention for Presi? dent. Wi mc KS i5 AMIE. PA., September 6. Tho coal mines have collapsed-six acres of ground sinking 200 feet. NEW YORK, September G.-It is under? stood that, to-day, application will be mado before Judge Barnard, for an in? junction ngaiust tho heads of tho city government, to restrain them from col? lection of taxes, or issuing any moro bonds and transferring auy moro real estate. These are tho principal points to bo inserted iu'tho legal document. This movement is inaugurated by au as? sociation called the Executive Committee of Citizens and Tax-payers, for thc financial reform of thc city of New York. WILMINGTON, DEL., September G. Tho Republicans carried the municipal election by 418 majority. LITTLE ROCK,,September G.-Ten cou viots succeeded iu overpowering thc guard and escaped. CINCINNATI, September 6.-Tho cror of tobacco in the Miami Valley is Un largest kaowu-45,000 boxes, again? 25,000 last year. ST. LOUIS, September G.-A mat named Hanna, who runs an illicit distil lery in defiance of the revenue officers und who implicated in half a dozei shooting affairs, killed three of n part; of mou who attacked his house at 1?loom field. CINCINNATI, September G.-McMale i Urban's safe aud lock factory was burua to-day. LOUISVILLE, September G.-Tho Ame rican Railway Muster M edi unies com meneo their third annual session at th Galt House, September 12. FRANKFORT, KY., September G.-Gov Leslio was inaugurated by Judge R< bcrtson-aged1 eighty. After tho iuan guratiou, Judge Robertson resigned th Kentucky Chief Justiceship. Robertso was supported by two meu during th inaugural. The socno was touching. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, September G.-Informr Hon was received hero to-day. by teh graph, that the American bark Harvei Homo had been attacked by a force < Mexicans, off the bar of Santa Anni ou thu night of August 27, nud he master obliged to put to soa withot completiug her cargo. Another despatc from Galveston, also dated to-duy, mei tions that the American bark Brother owned by a firm in Norfolk, Virgiui and of which James B. Thurston' wi master, was captured from him by n armed force of Mexicans, on August 2 off Sautn Anna, aud that her captu: was forced to abandon her; and th twenty-four hours afterward, he wt picked up by the Harvest Homo, at arrived at Galveston yesterday. Capta Thurston will visit Washington, ur make a full, statement of all tho fuels the case to the Government authoritic Probabilities-The Georgia cyclo! will probably movo North-eastward aloi the South Atlantic coast, with gcnei rain and brisk but not violent Eustei winds. Northerly winds and pleasa weather are probable for Thursday frc Alabama to Lake Erie and Westwai Easterly winds with threatening weatli from New Jersey Southward; Soul easterly wiuds in tho interior of N England. NEW YORK, September ?.-The an versary of LaFayetto's birth was ce bratcd by the French societies. Tho mato of theship Euterpe, ellary with scuttling the ship, was bailed ?53,000. Dr. Mary Frunc?s Seeley, of Clevelat Dr. Sarah Stewart, of Philadelphia, a Miss Guthrie, of Philadelphia, sailed Calcutta as missionaries, nuder ttl ti a pices of the Woman's Union Miss: Society, for heathen lands. CIIAULESTON, September G.-Sailei steamer James Adger, New York. Fi.vo fever deaths reported in tho 1 twenty-four hours. Tho cool weathe having au unfavorable effect ou the si but there aro hardly any uew casen. SAVANNAH, September G.-Isaac Cob formerly a prominent merchant of t city, is dead-aged seventy-eight. RICHMOND, September G.-Tho Ai ricau Pomological Society common thoir annual session, this morni Twouty-six States aro represented delegations of distinguished men, there are contributions of tho Iii fruits over exhibited. Tho Society rccei red by Mayor Reilly, at tho capi iu a speech of wolcomo, which was tingly responded to by Marshall Wilder, President of the American cioty. In tho afternoon, Presit Wilder delivered tho annual addr after which the delegutes had an ex siou down tho James River. M strangers from all parts of Virginia tho United StateB aro in tho city, and exhibition is being visitad by th o u sa JACKSON, MISS., September G.-At past term of the United States Dis Court, a large number of witnesses < summoned, under tho Enforcement to testify as to tho Ku Klux orgai tioo, amongst whom was Thomas Sc lan, of Newton County. Scautian t tied bofore tho grand jury that ha 1 ot no political organization, Ku KU otherwise, that was inimical to the of tho United States or tho State, testified, however, that he was a met of a secret organization, having fo objoot tho good of the country, objected to reveal its title or prac purposes. The refusal being deon contempt by the court and grand Scantlan is, by order of Judge Hi. the Federal Court, consigned to without thu benefit of bail, till mooting of the court on tho first '. day in November. Scautian is r sen tod ns a merchant ol' high stan strictly peaceable, law-abiding and v?rsally respected itt his community. Tho order for imprisonment caused milch feeling; .' A terrible tragedy WBB enaoted seven miles South of this place last night, by which'two; officers of the present State administration met their deaths, at tho hands of a desperute negro. Tho offi? cials wore brothers. In trying to arrest the negro, they were both stabbed in the neck, dying instantly. The negro was arrested. HOTED ARRIVALS, September 6. A'iokerson House-D. W. Oates, Char? lotte; J. E. Craig, Blacks tock; P. G. Cart, Charleston; J. R. Chatham, S. C.; ?T. B. Watson, Anderson; J. B. Mulligan; P. W. Miller, Panola; J. S. Holmes, Laurens; R. J. Latta, Yorkville; W. D. Calhoun, wifo nud two children, Ga.; J. S. Richardson und wife, Sumter; Mrs. M. P. McDowell and daughter, Ma li? ning; J. M. Berry, Grauiteville; J. P. Finger, Wilmington; O. L. Schumpert, A. J. McCuugbrin, Newberry; A. Mc Cuslnu, Laureus. Columbia Hotel-A. H. Erura, Charles F. Sam mis, P. ii. Wylly, W. Dudley, Miss Eruui, A. L. Roumillat, T. D. Gil? lespie, Charleston; A. A. Hoaben, M. M. Nowberger, Now York; W. G. Mayes, Newberry; S. B. Clout)ey, T. Ross Ro bertsou, Frauces M. Thurlow, Winns boro; J. G. McCumaughy, Salisbury; Chas. B. Hintun, U. S. A.; L. S. Whitd, Fort Mills; H. M. Drano and son, Wil? mington; H. W. High, W., A. & C. R. lt.; W. A. Bradley, Augusta; A. H. Fos? ter, Union; Joseph Walker, S. C.; A. B. Wardlaw, Abbeville; C. W. Doyloy, Miss M. A. McKay, W. I. Cross well, Green? ville. Mr. R. C. Gist died at Glenn Springs, ou thu.2d instant. Ho was u nativo of Uniou County, in this State, but for many years, before tho war, planted in the State of Floridu. DIED.-Mr. Francis Elmore recently died, near Effingham, at tho age of eighty-eight. His luther lived to the good old ago of 115 years.-Marion Star. The Galveston (Texas) News has boen shown an ear of pop-corn in which many of the graius had been popped by the intense heat. I'-I.H.IM'IAI. A vi? uonliMKtimAii. LONDON, September G-Noon.-Cou ?ola 931.4'. Bouds 93.%. FRANKFORT, September G.-Bonds 95}?@95??. PARIS; September 6.-Rentes 67f. 20c. LIVERPOOL, September 6-3 P. M. Cotton opened strong and active-up? lands 8j?y ; Orleaus 8%. LONDON, September G - Eveniug. Consols 93%. Bunds 93>?. LiVEitrooL, September 6-Eveuiog. Cottou closed active-uplands 9^a? Or? leans 9%. NEW YOUK, September 6-Noon. Flour 5(tt)10o. better. Wheat n shado tinner. Cuni a trifle higher. Pork steudy, at 13.50@13.02;?. Cotton strong -uplands 2034; Orleans 20%; eales 8,000 bales. Freights very firm. Stocks strong and active. Gold 13%. Govern? ments strong aud steudy. State bonds strong and Btoady. Sterling-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton strong; sales 3,200 bales-uplands 20%; Orleans 21. Flour limier-common to fair extra 5.70f7n0.05. Whiskey 92#?93. Wheat l(7i}2c7 bet? tor und in active export demand-winter red Western 1.42(^1.46. Corn closed dull, ut 67($G7j,<. Pork 13.75. Beef dull. Lard steady. Rice firm, at 8%@ 9%. Freights firmer. Gold 13%(?) Sterliug rather firmer, at 8%. States rather heavy-Teuuessees 73%; new 74. Virgiuiit3 G0%; new 70. Lou? isianas 75; new (?0; 7H 71; 8*82. Alaba? mas 1.00%; 5s GS. Georgias 82; 7s 90.J.?. Nurth Carolinas 40%; new 25. South Carulinus 75. CINCINNATI, September G.-Flour steady. Corn quiet. Pork-12.50 asked. Lacou in good demand at full prices shoulders G%; sides 7@7%. Whiskey 90. LOUISVILLE; September G.-Flour in good demand. Corn quiet. Provisions firm and unchanged, with small busi? ness. W h i skey 90. ST. LOUIS, Septomber G.-Flour dull nud unchanged. Corn quiet. Bagging unchanged. Whiskey SSJJOi'SO. Pork 12.75. Shoulders scarce und linn. BALTIMORE, September G.-Flour no? minally unchanged and scarce. Wheat active. Corn tunrco and firm. Provi? sions unchanged. Whiskey 93. Cotton firm-tniddliug 19%; receipts 28 bales; sales 148; stock 810. SAVANNAH, Septomber G. - Cotton steady and in fair demand-middling lS%(ii?S,J.?; receipts 77 bales; stock j 3,038. MEMPHIS, September G.-Cotton no? minal-middling 19. NEW ORLEANS, September G.-Cotton strong-middling 18??(?)18%; receipts 171 bales; sales 1,000; stock 25,481. Flour dull-superfine 4.02; double 5.02; treble COO. Corn firmer-yellow and white mixed 72. Pork 13.75(?)13.87. I Bacon 7)o(i?8%; sugar-cured hams Lard-tierce 10%; keg ll j j. Molasses -common 12@18. Whiskey 90(^1.00. GALVESTON, Septomber G.-Cottou stroug-good ordinary 17%; receipts 313 huies; sales 400; stock li,442. BOSTON, Septembur 6.-Cotton quiet aud strong-middling 20%; receipts 110 bales; sales DOO; stock 8,000. AUGUSTA, Septomber G.-Cotton firm middlingly1.'.; receipts 50 bales; sales 00. ' ? CHARLESTON, September 6.-Cotton firm-middling ?8(7jiiSj?; receipts 153 bales; sales 100; stock 3,756. NORFOLK, Soptember 6.-Cotton low middling 18; receipts 69 bales; sales 10; stock 288. WILMINGTON, September 6.-Cotton firm-middling 18; receipts 15 bales; stock 649. PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-Cotton firm-middling 20J.^. MOBILE, Septomber 6.-Cotton firm middliug 18%; receipts 39 bales; sales 75; stock 5,803. ? - ... "Letter to Senator--H co lt. ' ?PAHTANBuna, S. C., Sept. 4, 1871. H6iu John Scott, Chairman Ku Klux Conti| mil tee: Wo, tbe undersigned, citizens of tbe said State and County, having Buen through thc newspapers that you lind received statements and affidavits that outragea upon various citizens had been committed in this County since the com-1 mittee of which yon are chairman left | tho said County, and that you had there? upon recommended tho proclamation of martial law in this County, feel con? strained to make the following statenteut : Wu have made diligent inquiry, and have been uuable to hear of a single out? rage having been committed in this County since your committee left it. On tho contrary, tho country is in u statu of profound ponce and quiet. 8. T. Poinier, U. S. Commissioner; Al? fred Tolleson; Gabriel Caunou; Johu Dewberry, Sheriff; P. M. Tri minier, Clerk of Conrt; lieu j. Wofford, Pro? bate Judge; Joel Postor, Senator S. C.; J. L. Wofford, lt. Mi Smith, D. Ii. Duncan, Representatives S. C. : D. E. Converse; J."T. H. White; J. H. Ezell; II. E. Drummond; J. M. Elford, Trial Juslice; C. D. Hammett; Aaron M. Smith; Tbo> J. Sartor; W. T. Miller; Simpson Bobo; Wm. Irwin, Assistant Assessor 5th Division, 3d District, S. C.; L. M. Gentry; John H. Evins; D. Anderson; lt. E. Cleveland. ARRESTED.-Sheriff Paysiuger, we aro gratified in hoing able to state, has suc? ceeded in arresting thrco of tho murder ? era of tho ult! crippled man, named Ben I Hair, on tho farm of Mrs. Noble, about two weeks ago. Tho parties arrested are negroes, and named Ed. Calmes, Dave Whitntire and Dolph Kiuard, and caused considerablo trouble before they wero finally taken and lodged in jail. Ouo other is implicated dil tho murder, and it is thought ho will be overhauled in Au? gusta, Ga. That this foul murder was not committed by whito men is a sore disap? pointment to ccrtniu parties, aud if tho authorities elsewhere would ferret nut tho murders committed, ns Sheriff P. has done, there would bo convincing proof that the negro in a majority of cases is tho criminal. - Newberry Herald. A lire in Richmond, Maine, Sunday morning, destroyed thirteen dwellings1 and stores. Thirty buildings were on fire at ono time. Ouco tho men were obliged to leave tho engines to protect their owu property, uud their places were filled by ladies, who worked the engines over au hour. LOKS over S20, ???; insurauce 511,000. Tho origiu of the tire is uuknowu. A narrow gauge railroad from New? berry to Laurens is suggested in the Newberry Herald. From 2Gth July to 30th August, there were 15 iutermeuts of colored persons in Charlotte, N. C., but uo whites. CONSIGNEES VIA CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD, September G. W. C. Gorah! & Co., G. Follin, C. E. Fleming, C. Huymnn, R. E. Clark, E. R. Sanders, M. Foot, Lenvell Sc S., W. H. Webb, A. M. Bowers, Copelnnd Sc Bearden, B. F. Landrum, Mayes & M., D. Mimed, P. Wuchell & Co., J. A. Hen drix. Sc Bro., Mrs. Wright Sc Son, D. Rogers & Co., Leo Sc Carpenter, D. H. Oldham, Outz Sc Lake, D. B. Binsou, Leak, S."& lt., B. Goodmau, B. A. Bin son, W. H. A., P. Subor, Paysiuger Sc P., II. Solu mon. Fisher Sc Bro. To Rent. MA COTTAGE, in tho Eastorn part of tho city; new and pleasantly located. Anply to TH?S. J. LAMOTTK, Sept 7 2 Law Range', Notice. mil REE MONTHS from daic, application JL will ho mado to the Dungaree Bridge (lonipailV for a renewal nf a certificate of ten shams stock in i-aid eompanV, belonging td tin; d?tate of John Stork, dct'cased, tho origi? nal having been lost < r mislaid. JNO. J. STORK, Executor Estate John Stork, deceased. Sept 7 cow (5 Dissolution of Copartnership, rinri E li rm of CU AM B K RS Sc BRYCE ia thin X day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the timi will bu closed by J. s. CHAMBERS, who it? authorized to use the name nf the linn in liquidation, J. E. Bryce inti liding to re ide in Spartaiiburg. s. C. J. s. CHAM BE US, JOHN E. BRYCE. COI.UJIMA, s. C., September ?i, 1S71. J. S. CHAMBERS ?ill continuo tho hit si? ll ess ni tbe nlil stand. Sept 7 ?J For Sale. 1,000,000 KL1' SSJSSL Uo dil pubed at macoiiable rates by applying to Ju UN E. OYLES, Sept. 2 At Hope's Htnre. For Sale. IUI E VACANT EOT. Eau! sido of Richard? son, between Lady and Oervaia streets, measuring oh Richardson street 52 feet 2 inches, on East lino 57 lout, oh tho North and Soul h 105 feet. Bounded North by tim Jot on winch tho Uuiled States (NickiTdon's) Hotel ?tnod, bli tho South by Col. Thomas Diivia. This bot is regarded us a lirst rato location for a mercantile house. J. W. PARKER, Sept 7 12 Roal Estate Broker. Wines and Liquors. _ J^>* THE undersigned buji loavo tu iloBgjffl 0A^ Mteiittoii of consumers .tfgaKlE?f and wholesale purchasers, to ^?]WjB8?ft their assortment nf Roody in this ^PW^iiiii!, which they aro offering ut prices which duty comp?tition. Their stock consists in part ol Choice OTA BO BRANDIES, Domestic and California Brandies, Cindee Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram Whiskies, Common and Bootified Whiskies, Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga Wines, Hinger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies, Barclay, Perkins A Co.'s hondo i Porter, Youuger's Sparkling Allua Ale, Angostura Hitters, Stoughton Bitters. Champagnes of tho following choice brands: Louis Roedorer, Delmonico, liiedseick, | C.trto Blanche,Cabinet, und California Cham? pagnes. ALSO, Old Uolland Oin, Wolfe's Schio.hiih Sclniupps, Jamaica Rum, etc.. etc. Sept 7 JOHN AGNEW .V SON. For Sale Cheap - - *-* AT'C. BKOOKBANKS'. "' fi BBLS. NOBTHEKTC ?rrLEs.. 2,0P?! fiao Orango?, 12' bunche?} Oarikiias, G boxes Ono Lemon?, i bbl. I.*t??a. Also, a lotof?nno Tior BAOE BATS and BALLS. Beeidoa improved BA8KETS. Hept 7 1 State of South Carolina-Union Co. COURT OF PROBATE. J. L. Turnor, Plaintiff, vs. N. B. Turnor, T. M. Turnor, Hyduoy Thomaa and bur. hus? band, J olin Thomas, buey Philipa and her husband. Milton Pnilipa, Sarah Curacy and har husband, Witliam Curacy, Bachnl Mc Cnllough and hor husband, David McCul? lough,' Juijupb Turnor, Mary Turner, aud L. h. Harnett and her husband, Ledfried Barnett, Defendants.-Summon* for Eel iff - Complaint not Served. To TUE DEPENDANTS: YJU" are hornby summoned and required tn una wc: n petition in thia action, (which in filed in 'aha ellice of Probate Judge for tho said County,) and tn uurvo a copy of your answer tu th? said petition on tho sub Hcriber, ut his office, at Union Court House, S. C., within twenty days afti?r tho service hereof, exclusivo nf tho day of auch sei vice; aud if you fail to answer tho petition within tho time aforen,lid, thc Plaintiff in Uni ac? tion will apply to tho Conn for thc relief de? manded in" tho complaint. Dated Utiionvillo, 8. C., September 5, 1871. J. BICHA KD LYNN', Plaint i (rn Attorney. To N. ll Turnor, T. M. Turner, Milton Phi? lipa and Lucy Philipa, his wife, William Curacy and Sarah Carney, his wife, John Thomas and Sydney Thomas, bin wife: Take notice that thin action in commenced for partition of land, in tho Probate Court in mid for tho County of Union; and that a aum nions in thin action, of which the foregoing is a copy, waa tiled in the oliico of the Judgo of | Haid Court, at Union, lu the County of Union, in naid State, on tho fifth day of Koptember, A. D. 1871. J. KlCllAUD LYNN. Sept 7_tbG Ked Oats. 200 BCrtU ELS PUKE BED OATS, for ^rjjr nalc; warranted puru and sound. Applv .?Qw10 BLAKELY &. GI?BEB. * Kept (5 fi*_ Old Virginia Hams. 1.000 lha. Virginia (country-cored) ITAMS, fur salo by ' ?^'?A _ EDWARD HOPE. To Rent, A HOUSE, containing eight room?. Apply to WM. Mc?UINNlS. j?ept ? _ C $500 Reward; THE above reward will bo paid for the ap? prehension, with proof sufficient lo cou viet, ot" thu person or pcraons who sot ?ro and caused to bo burned my WOOD, on tho lino of the Greenville and Columbia Kailro&d, on tho -'.nh of July last and on thc 2d inst. Sept fi ll JOSEPH CREWS. Before You Buy Stop and See TUE HOWE SEWING MACHINE AND ITS POINTS OF" SUPERIORITY. StMPLICITYgand perfection of mechanism. Durability-will last a life-time, bango or work without parallel. Perfection of stitch and tension. Eas? of operation and manage? ment. Hulf-adjlisting action. Parties wish? ing machines will find it to their advantage to examina the Howe Sewing Machino beforo purchasing elsewhere. Office three doora South of Dr. Heinitah's drug atoro, Main street. Sept G ? Flour! Flour!! Flour!!'. 1 f\( ~\ BA lt HE LS choice FAMILY FLOUR, 1UU Hie bent in market. 100 barrels Extra Family Flour, 200 barrels Extra and Super Family Flour, Just received and lor sale low, at wholesale and retail, by JOHN AGNEW St SON. Sept a_ THYMAN & co., W li <>1 cn a In and B?tail Doalers in DRY AND FANCY GOODS, Hosiery, Blankets, &c. ALSO, Ready-made Clothing. FT AVE removed their entire stock from 31 Ll Hayna street, Charleston, S. C., to Co? lumbia, and opeued at corner of Richardson and Lady streets, and will sell at very low prices. Sept 5 3 Vinum Cibi Et Ferri. Eflracl of Beef, Iron and ll7?C. A SEW M io mc IXE FOK Enfeebled Digestion, I.OSB of Appe? tite, Tuno and Vigor, Impoverished Blood, Nervous Debility. Especially adapted to weak stomachs. AH a nutrient tonic and mild stimuhiut this K?inbhialtan has provod especially cfiicHcious in ninny eases of enfeebled digestion, loss of tone and vigor, impoverished blood, aud in tho many ailments consequent upon general debility." lt is prepared With great euro from selected beef, one-third of which has boen partially roaatcd to develop tho oeniuzome; thus rendering it moro grateful to tho taste and liss apt to occasion disgust from con? tinued nae. For salo by EDWARD Hi UEINITSH, Aug 2!) } Chemist and Druggist. Imported Ale and Porter. ! ?D CASKS-Pinta-beat, brands, in store ?jp and for salo_GEO. SYMMKKS. CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY, V O Ii V M ll I A . S . C . WE have marked down all of our large Htockof BEADY-MADE CLOTHING to snell low ligurea that the prico cornea within roach nf all that wish a good fitting garment, made in tho latest stylo and by tho best mak? er? in New York. Wo aro tho only house that sell All Linen' Drnwcra at $l.!i0. Wo aro tho only house that hnvu tho imported Hec-Suoker Calcutta Suit?, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our largo stock will settle tho mind of any ono that mouoy is made by buy? ing from nu. Thirty-two inch Sola Leather Trun ka. univ a few left, at $20. Juno 23 NEWS. lil G Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STOKE has just returned from New York with a neat assortaient of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho soasen. Call and ste, at Lily 27 P* JACKSON'S, Mai In St. Tho only fino Playing CardB at I'OI.I.OCK S Beal Estate for 8 al c.. THE undersigned will Bell, on TUESDAY, the 12th of September next, all that tract of LAND, iu rai ri) old County, kn ow H 'as tho Turnipseed placo, aud called Jonkiosvllle, containing lOBacrosof land, with Store-bonso und all necessary outbuildings newly put np. It is throe rxilcs'from Alston J) op ot and i H tho best stund in this part of tho country for merchandising. Terms cash. Attg 29 s_LO HICK ?fe 8WYQERT. URSULINE COM VEU T, VALLE V RUGIS, NEAR GOL UJU RIA, 8. C. TUI8 excellent School openod Hep tomber 1. and eifern Hoard and ^Education at thc moderato terms [of $150 porseBaion. M u a ic, Lan? guages and Painting form extra charges. For ciroulars, apply to THE MOTHER 8UPEF.10R. N. 1?. Refugees, ?ir parents visiting Colum? bia for health, may enter their daughters by the month:__Sept G 0 j Rue West Female College. THIRTEENTH YEAR will open October 2, and close middle of ^uext July;. Past prosperity most encourag ig. Location healthy and plea? sant. Faculty full and complete eight teachers. Courso of instruction tho? rough. Govornmeut that of a well-ordered family. Expenses for tho year-(two sessions, forty weeks)- for board, (including fuel and wash? ing.) and tuition in all literary studios, in? cluding Latin, $181 GO. French, .Music, Drawing, Painting, Ac, at very reasonable rates. For catalogue, addreBs President, 1 J. Ii BONNER, Sept 5 5 _Doe West, Abbeville, 8. C. School Notice. MRS. S. C. GOODWYN will re ??pou hor DAY SCHOOL for girls [bu tho 18th of September. Terms for Preparatory ClasB $G per quarter; for Advanced Class $8 per quarter. Apply at Dr. D. \Y. Tavlor'?. Sept a_-j_Hgtnthg School Notice. THE MISSES MARTIN will re sumo tho exercises of their School son MONDAY, October 2. Arrangements having been made 'for forming a Primary Class, a fow preparatory scholars will bo re? served. Musical Department auder charge of Prof. 1'L.vri. Classes will bo formed in French, Gorman, Latin, Drawing and Fancy Work. A very limited number of pupils will be re? ceived as boarders. For terms, Ao., apply at the residence'of Rev. WM. MARTIN, OU Rlauding atreot. August 20 ? ;_w Columbia Female Academy. EXERCISES will bo roaumod hero on MONDAY, October 2. The ^course of etndy will bo thorough g'and complote, our aim being to enable pupils to acquire a sound education, and wo desire to receive none but euch aa como for tb At purpose, stu? dents iu the higher branches will have the aid of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Telescope and Globes. Boarders will bo under the ch argo of Dr. aud Mrs. W. L. Roynolds, and will bo cared for as members of tho family. TERMS-FEU MONTH. Board, including everything but washing.$25 Tuition-advanced classes, $5 and. 6 Primary classes. 4 No extra chargo for Latin, French or Draw? ing. Music, per quarter.$30 Music, beginners.20 JANE H. REYNOLDS, SOPHIA M. REYNOLDS, Aug 0 \TgtO_Principals. WE ask of havers an examination of the ? fol h > win;: goods: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Port Wine. California Angelica. Californie. Hock. California Muscatelle. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Oom. Suit's, 1S5G, Ryo. j Old Virginia Glades. Puro Cognac Brandy. J These aro all standard goods, and wo havo put tho prices right down to the bottom. Also, cheap goods of all grades, tho quality and prices of which will certainly ploaao tho buyer and eave him nionoy. Aug 27 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Rose's Hotel. IN view of tho inilux of vi? sitors to Columbia, occasioned by the prevalence of tho yol . . -, .'low fever in Charleston, tho prupriuLor ul ROSE'S HOTEL has concluded tb re-open his establishment for tho accom? modation of tho public at once, and therefore withdraws tho proposals ho has heretofore mudo for its salo or lease. Tho Hotel will honcoforward bo conducted us a tlrst class houao of entertainment, and special provision will bo made for tho comfort' and convenience of families. Carriages and au Omnibus will he fonnd at every arriving train. W. E. ROSE. August 30 uir Charleston Courter, Yorkvillo Enquirer and Greenville Mountaineer substitute above for advertisement now published, and insert until further notieo. FRENCH UASSIIIERE PASTS, jy, FORMERLY $1G to $18, we ^fr^^fi) (fjf aro now making for 112 and ^Sali^JU? $13, to closo out our lino of French Goode. Light Oassimere Snits at Cost. Now is the timo to order our perfect titting SHIRTS, warranted to please. A few Ladies' TRAVELING TRUNKS, at cost. ta- Call and secura BARGAINS at Jn'v ll R. A W. 1. eWAPFIKLD'S. Smoked Beef and Tongues, BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF, for sale by E. HOPE.