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j r>-1- i i i ri 'i i rm m \ m ; i im?r jj ?? ? ??? ? ?. Foreign Afialrm NOON DESPATCHES. THE SAXIZBDHQ CONFERENCE-FOOT AND MOTJTH DISEASE-ROSSEL SENTENCED TO DEATH-THE GOVERNMENT TO REMAIN AT VERSAILLES-PRUSSIANS EVAOUATINO FRANCE, AO., AO. LONDON, September 8.-The confer? ence of Salzburg was most friendly on both sides. Tbe people availed them? selves of the event to have a gala day. A grand dinner was given, to-night, and there is also a brilliant illumination of the surrounding hills. PARIS, Soptember 8.-Montrfndon, in the Department of Douba, has been sus? pended from tho exorcise of his func? tions, because ho made preparations de? spite prohibition of the Versailles autho? rities to celebrate on the 14th instant tho anniversary of the inauguration of the Republic. LONDON, Septombor 8.-There wore 1,873 cases of foot and mouth disease in tho County of Norfolk, last week. PARIS, September 8.-The committee to whom was referred the proposition to depart Communists to California will soon report. Latest Algerian news is favorable. VERSAILLES, September 8.-The trial of Rossel has terminated! His sentence ia military degradation and death. Gam? betta will defend members of tho preRS. MADRID, September 8.-?3,750" have been raised for a monument to Prim. VIENNA, Septombor 8.-Tho Moravian elections give the Government a two thirds majority in the now house for tho realization of the policy of tbe equality of all Austrian nationalities. LONDON, September 9.-Tho beautiful Duohess of St. Albane, only twenty-two, died in child-bed. The Empress Eugenio has embarked -for Spain. VERSAILLES, September 9.-Tho re? moval of the Government to Paris, after ?four days' debate, was defeated. NIGHT DESPATCHES. PARIS, September 9.-The Prussians .commence the evacuation of the depart? ments near Paris to-morrow. BERLIN, September 9.-The cholera is .diminishing greatly in North Germany. LONDON,- Soptember 9.-Seward bas .reached Berlin. American lntclllaence. NOON DESPATCHES. EXTEN8IVE POISONING-RIGHTEOUS VER? DICT-O'DONOVAN ROS8A A OANDIDATE* KABTIAL LAW HANGING EIRE-TERRIFIC HURRICANE-MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE * DELINQUENT REVENUE OFFICIALS' BONDS? MEN TO BE PROSECUTED-MU HE ER AND ?SUICIDE, AC, AC. PHILADELPHIA, September 8.-Last week, a large private party made a stearn - [boat excursion down the bay from Wil? mington. Next day nearly the whole of the party suffered from symptoms of poisoning, and a number of respectable families now have one or more members seriously sick. The cases have not boon alarming, but they seem annoying and -distressing, and ouo peculiar feature is that after the person seems to have en? tirely recovered, he ia seized again with as much severity as before. One doctor is said to bo treating not less than forty oases suffering from tho unfortunate in? fluences. JACKIN, MISS., September 8.-Judge Tarbell was, to-day, brought beforo tho United States Oom missioner, under tho enforcement apt. Waiving examination he waa admitted to bail in the sum of 31,000 for bia appearance at the United States Court,' in January next. The of? fense consisted in telling certain Repub? lican officials that unless they supported 'Capt. Lake, one of the Republican can? didates for Sheriff, at the ensuing elec? tion, ho would urge their removal from o flic e. WASHINGTON, Septombor 9.-O'Dono .van Rossa, the Fenian, has accepted tho independent candidature for Register of New York city and County. The Federal Attorneys have been or? dered to press cases against delinquent revenue oiTseers and their bondsmen. The declaration of martial law in cer? tain South Carol jua Counties, hangs fire. Reports to tho War. and Treasury De? partments'do not substantiate Kn Klux' Chairman . Scott's. nflldayita or ?tate? me uta. . ' ' ' ' . " '; '" '' ST. JOHNS, September 9.-Renforlh'a death was caused by great mental excite? ment and over-exertion. The lungs'were engorged with blood; no.trace ,9! poison was found in tho viscera. The' verdict eli the jury was that he came to his death from congestion of tho lungs, caused by over-exertion. . SAN FRANCISCO, September 9.-A ter? rifia hurricane swept the Sandwich Islands, damaging the sugar cano trees and bouses; but no lives were lost. LONDON, September 9?-Don CarloB advises his adherents, to accept amnesty and return to Spain. NEW YORK, September .9.-J. W. Camp, ono of tho proprietor;; of the Journal of Comrjierce, is dead. ' Col. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, of Paris, and Mrs. Caroline Leroy Appleton Edgar, (grand-daughter of Daniel Web? ster,) were married to-day. LOUISVILLE, September 9.-It is re? ported that Cairo detectives have arrest? ed the parties who commit tod the Mos? cow express robbery, on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The parties live in the vicinity, and were heretofore unsus? pected. A project is afoot for a narrow gauge railroad from Paduoah to Paris, Tenn. The Coroner's inquest on the accident elicits the fact that tho engineer was run? ning a now onginOj and miscalculated its momentum. The train went consider? ably beyond the point at whioh it would have stopped nndor ordinary circum? stances, t Seventy-five thorough-breds aro al? ready at Lexington. Harper and Gen. Abe Buford are there with their atablea. A Scotch man, named Gooder, whipped Joo Goburn in a free fight. r NIGHT DESPATCHES. I ; . J1 ' WASHINGTON, September 7.-.-The Post Offlae Department having informa? tion that the Alabama and Chattanooga Kn?road is running betweeu Attala and Meridian, directs mails for that section, via Dalton, Borne and Jacksonville, and thence to Attala, by stage. Probabilities-Cloudy weather is pro? bable for Sunday, from Lake Erie "to Missouri. Clear weather, with rising barometer, North of this area. South? erly winds, with light rain, on tho Gulf ooast. West of Florida. Cloudy weather and North-westerly winds, on tho South Atlantic ooast; falling barometer, with increasing cloudiness, and Easterly winds in tho middle and Eastern States. CniCAGO, Septembor 9.-Marsh Law? rence, of Kansas, who was partially in? sane on account of the derth of his father, killed bis wifo, child aud himself j with a razor. NEW YOKE, Septembor 9.-Tho I World's Bpeoial says a meeting was ar ranged afc Lausanne, Switzerland, for Thiers aud Gortschakoff. The "Springville Giant" is tho name given to tho big cheese mado ut the Springville factory, Erie County, for tho international exhibition. It contains ono day's milking of 2,200 cows, 30,000 pounds of milk, aud weighs 3,000 pounds. RICHMOND, VA., September 9.-Over $]o.OOO.Ono of th? State debt bas been funded to date-being one-third of tho whole dobt. CHARLESTON, September 9.-Arrived steamers Manhattan, New York; Falcon, Baltimore. Several outward bound steamers havo been detained by tho heavy North-east gale. Two fever deaths in the last twonty four hours. NASHVILLE, September 9.-Tho Ger maus are preparing a banquet for Carl Schurz. A meeting was held to-day, ir? respective of party, to prepare the re? ception. SAN FKANC?SCO, Soptember9.-Booth's mnjurtty is about 0,500. Alvord, tho tax-payers' candidate for mayor, is elect? ed by 2,000 majority. An American killed a Chiuaman, near Oakland. The Chinaman was stealing potatoes. PANAMA, September 2.-Salvador aud Honduras have appointed commissioners to oonsult upon the policy of the forma? tion of a Central American federation. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, September 9.-A hurricane occurred on tho 21st, at Anti? gua Island, and every estate was da? maged. The loss is immense. Fivo churches were prostrated in Tatola Isl? and, 800 houses and forty estates were destroyed iu St. Kittz Island. Tho growing orops were destroyed in the Isl? and of Saba. KlNANi;i/VI. AN i> uonnsiHiiiAij. NEW YORK, September 9-Noou. Flour 19@20o. better. Wheat 2@3o. better. Corn l@2c. better. Pork steady, 13.60? 13.02J?. Cotton quiet-uplands 20%; Orleans 21J?; Bales 1,000 bales. Freights very firm. Stocks lively, but prices weak. Gold very strong, afc l'?)? @13%. Governments firm and steady. Money easy, at 3. Sterling-long 8%; short 9K. 7 P. M.-Specie shipments 8?58 """1. The bank statement shows loans hav?_ Lu oreased over 84,000,000; specie decrease over 81,500,000; deposits decreased over 8500,000; legal tenders decreased nearly ?1,590,000. Cotton quiet; sales 1,205 bales-uplands 20%; Orleans 21^. Flour-common to fair extra G.O0@6.9U; good to choice 7.00?9.00. Wheat closed heavy and noon's advance lost; the rapid advance in freight checks ex? port; winter red Western 1.50@1.55. Corn closed heavy, aud tho advanoo t lost-70. Pork steady. Beef quiet. I Lard steady. Freights firmer. Gold lS^Cr&lSJg. Governments very dull. States dull but steady. Money free, at n ii. BALTIMORE, September 9.-Cotton closed easy-middling 2036; receipts 91; sales 123; stock 015. Flour excited, with au advancing tendency; large trans? actions aud pnces irregular-nominally advanced 25o. Wheat active and firm. Corn and provisions firm and unchanged. Whiskey firm, at 92>??93. CINCINNATI, September 9.-Pork in good demand, at full prices-12.50; ask? ing 12.75. Bacon sides 7}.i?7%\ shoul? ders-stock withdrawn, anticipating higher prices. Whiskey demand good, at 90. LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Provisions j opened firm, with upward tendenoy- I rib sidos 7>4:.cleur rib 7>?. Packed lard in fair demand, afc 9j^@9|?. Whiskey firm? at 91. 1 CHARLESTON, September 9.-Cotton steady-middling 19; receipts 106; sales 50; stock 3,962. I MOBILE, Septembor 9.-Cotton quiet middling. 19j? ? roceiptB 95 bales; exports coastwise 13; Bales IOU; stock 5,296. WDLMINGTON, September 9.-Cotton firm-middling 19%; receipts 86; ox ports coastwise 26; sales 60; stock 699. BOSTON, September 9.-Cotton firm middling 21^; receipts 133; Bales 400; stock 7,500. SAVANNAH, September 9.-Cotton in looal demand-low middling 18>?@18^4 ; receipts 53; sales 25; stock 3,153. NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-Cotton firm-middling 19>?; receipts 144; ex? ports 2,660; sales 600; stock 23,152. Pork firmer-mess 14.00 refused; 14.25 asked. Bacon firmer, at 7>?@9; ohoioe sugar-cured bams scarce, at 16@16)?. GALVESTON, September 9.-Cotton steady-good ordinnry 17^; receipts 693 bales; exports 556; sales 400; stock 11,358. AUGUSTA, Septembor 9.-Cotton qniet -middling 19(?)19>?; receipts 60 bales; sales 75. LIVERPOOL, September 9-3 P. M. Cotton opened firm and closed quiet uplands b%\ Orleans 9^4. LONDON, September 9-Noon.-Con? sols 93j)y. Bonds same. FRANKFORT, September 9.-Bouda ??l*'. PARTS, September 9.-Rentes 57f. 45c. A'1 a tor m passed oVer Freemon t, Ne? braska, yesterday, destroying the origino boneo of the Sioux City and Puoillo Railway, a wind mill, and a telegraph line for half a mile. It aleo blew a oar from a aide traok. The hail waa sovero, breaking the windows generally. Seve? ral buildings were injured by tho storm. Tho following advertisement recently appeared in tho Itecord: '*A country gen? tleman (without family), who preaches the doctrines of grace fully, desires a temporary exchange of parish with a real brother, similarly dealt with by God." A visitor to New York said he stopped at a bouse kept on tho European plan; which, according to bia experience, is to ohargo so much for tho uso of a room ; you have no money iu the morning to invest in a breakfast. MrH. A. T. Stewart, in answer to a friend who asked her why she dressed so plaiuly, replied, "I can afford to do so." Ono of tho advantages of being rich, you see. In tho suburbs of New York, Sunday morning, prize fights como off regularly. In the evening, the sin of tho lighting is atoned for by sacred concerts. Mrs. Mary Kingmau was recently stung on thu bund by a wasp in Oak? land, Indiana, aud died in twenty mi? nutes. Owing io nervousness ot a railway sta? tion, a lady crammed her wallet in her mouth nud emptied a lemonade into her pocket. A boy fivo years old is described on the Jersey City police docket ns "an ha? bitual drunkard." Maino claims, on tho authority of Prof. Agassiz, to have been tho first formed land in the new world. A little child of Mr. D. Brogden, at Atlanta, was drowned on Thursday even? ing by fulling into a tub of water. The Mount Zion Academy, at Wiuns boro, is about being rebuilt. A mounted club, to uso only sabre and revolver, is to bo formed in Charleston. Funeral Invitation. Tito frienda and acquaintances of Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. McCormick and Mr. JAS. F. SMYTHE, aro invited to attend tho funeral uf the latter, at hie lato residence, over Kiuard's Storo, THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. Our Own Glove. W E are in receipt of tho li rat shipment of a beautiful lino of KID GLOVES, manufac? tured and importod for us, every pair of which ia warranted. Money returned if tho Glove breaks. ll. C. S?IVEU & CO. Sept 10_ _ Female Seminary, Columbia, S. C. TH E next session will cum meneo /f/jH, ?n MONDAY, September 18, and t^nHftaigcontinuo twenty weeks. Board TMSV^SITN<* ^"K'''**1 Tuition, in advance, \>V?^?li?i); Day Pupiln, half in advance, 4&J^ ttio other half 1st December, English Branches $10-?25; Music, $20; An cieut and Modern Languages, each, $10. [ Sept 10 l|2thl_W. MULLER. Notice. npHE members of tho Association Bnni Ie JL rael, au well as tho visiting Israelites to Columbia, are reqnoated to attend a nicotine: at Odd Fellow's School Uouso.oi SUNDAY MORNING, hoptoinber 10, at 10 o'clock. By order of tho President. S. D. El'STIN, SeptO Secretary. Gas Bills. GAS RILLS for the month of August are now ready, and consumera aro requested to call and settle promptly. All bills rcniain I hie; unpaid on tho 15th will havo 5 per cent, penalty attached. JACOB LEVIN, Sept 0 3 Sec. Colnmbia Gas Co. i Starch, Soap and Candles. K f\ BOXES PEARL STARCH, t)U 50 boxes Adamantino and Sperm Can? dles, 100 boxes Extra Family Soap, i DO boxes Olive and Century Suap. V On hand and for sale low, al wholesale and rjotail.Jby _ JOHN AGNEW .te SON. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing tho services of a half do/.on active Canvassing Agonta in South Carolina fur tho Universal Lifo IiiMiranco Company, of New York, with whom liberal terms will no made. Wo desire also responsible. Local Agents for eauh town in tho State. M. W\ GARY, M. C. BUTLER, State Superintendent!) of Ag?ucu'8. COLUMSIA, S. C., ?September 8, 1871. _Sept^ 9_ _ For Rent, MTHE commodious HOUSE recently oceupiod by Mr*. E. I. Arthur, together with tho luri<o Lot adjoining. AU ne? cessary out-bouses on the premises completa. Possession given immediately. Apply to Sept S _ RKV. WM. MARTIN. TO Israelites. DIVINE Service iii tho PORTUGESE MIN HAG will be hold nt Tempor?neo Hall, during tho ensuing holidays. All Israelites aro cordially aud earnestly invited to unite in solemn prayers and thanksgiving to the God of their ancestors during these solemn and sacred days. Ampio room and accommoda? tion for all. Boah Uashanah Evening Scrvico FRIDAY, the 15th instant, at li P. M. Hept 8 C _L. CARR. Proaident. For Sale. TELE VACANT LOT, East aido of Richard? son, between Lady and Gervais streets, measuring on Richardson stroot 52 foet 2 inohes, ou East line 57 feet, on the North and South 16D feet. Bounded North by tho lot on which tho United States (Nickerson's) Hotel stood, on tho South by Col. Thomas Davis. This Lot is regarded as a li rat rato location for a mercantile houso. J. W. PARKER, 8opt7 12_Real Eatato Broker. Old Virginia Hams. a1,000 lbs. Virginia (conntry-curod) HAMS, for sale by SeptO EDWARD HOPE. Red Oats. 200 BUSHELS PURE RED OATS, for ^Psale; warranted puro and sound. Apply JgLto BLAKELY fe GIBBES. Sept 0 fi?_ 25 To Rent, A HOUSE, containing eight rooms. Apply to WM. McGUINNIS. Sept S_fl Imported Alo and Porter. CASKS-Pints-best brand?, in store and for ualc GEO. SYMMERS. AU* HEADY AT THE Popular and Low-Priced Pry Goods 2IOD8R OF W. D. LOVE & CO. WE bavo opened this season up to the presont timo 150 packages of Choleo Goods for Fall and Winter, selected willi Sreat caro expressly for this market, bought ireot from llrst hands, at much lose tuan re? gular prices. All the departments aro now complote. Wo bavo a full line of DRESS GOODS, oom ?>riB?ug all the nev fabrics, such as Epaug ines, Vulouis de Paris, Japuneso bilks, Pop? lins, Cbullies, Ac, unrivaled for qualities, stylus aud prices. In CARPETS and R0G8, wo have ?arno of the choicost goods produced thin season. Wo havo a big stock of ULAN KE I'S,Shawls, Cloaks, Saiks, Jackets, Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, Jeans, Linsoye, Cbcuks, Homespuus aud Prints, which must bc sold to mako room for moro on thc way. A nico line of CLOAKING bv tho yard; Our HOSIERY, Gloves and'Meriuo Under? wear cannot bo excelled unv\\here. Wo keep tho ufcU quality of TABLE DA? MASK, Napkins, Doylies, Towels and Linens in tho State for tho money-house keepers muko a note of tb is. Wo have a nico lino of Lad ios' white ready made UNDER-CLOTHING, mado in the best manner, of One material. Our Lace and Embroidery Department always contain the latent novelties. Ladies* Fancy Silk Neck-Tics, in all the new styles. Wo sell tho best White Dress Shirt in tho*city for tho money. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invite all to inspect our stock, which will bo shown freely. Plenas remember wo keep oidv tho best malton of Goods, and have but ONE PRICE. W. I). LOVE * CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Wi D. LOVE, Main street. B. lt. MoCitEEKy Supt lt) THE RELIABLE CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE iii?. B. & V, C, SWAFFIELD Kfe, HAVE JOST. RECEIVED B??Bt thu larpent ami choicest stock gu M^*B of READY-MADE CLOTH- If* jf^Wni TT?" II ATS and FUHNI8H-?^UL ^*1NG GO )DS, that they have over offered to the public, and embracing every si/.o made. As we intend to do a larger trade than wo have heretofore dono, v.o will be en? abled to sell at a SMALLER PROFIT than we havo heretofore done. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowlodpod by all to bo the choicest selection of Goods ever seen in this market. Our style of GETTING UP GARMENTS will be superior to anything we have heretoforo attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS. SC A Rf S and UN? DERWEAR need but to be seen to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo havo all the latest styles. Wo aro still makiug to order those perfect fittiug SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELB. /T5~ Country merchants supplied a3 cheap as any house South of New York; Sept 10 FANCY GROCERIES! , PERSONALLY selected on a recent visit to New York; Boston, Philadelphia and Bal? timore. CRACKERS.-Arrow Root. Novelty, Corhill, Exton, Butter, and all the other popular varie? ties. At.SO, Peek, Preen A Co.'s London Biscuit, nnd McKenzie ik McKenzie's Albert Biscuit. SUNDRIES.-Anchovies, in small kegs; Au chovy Pasto, Potted Ham and Tongue, Sea Mos? Farine, Imperial Prunes, Dundee Mar- i malade. Queen Olives, Capera: Currie Pow? ders, French Mushrooms, Truffles, Crosso A Blackwell Pickles, Loibeg'a Extract of Meat, (gonuino;) Columbia River Canned Salmon, Loa A Ben in's Worcester Saucu, Krudenburg Frotes, Olivo Oil, Coleman's Double Super lino Mustard, puro Spieos in variety, Flavor? ing Extracts, Urandy Cherries, Bronia, Choco laio. TEAS.-Selected willi the utmost care ne to quality and (.rico, tho assortment is very largo anti completo, lowest to finest possible grades. COl'TLES.-Roasted Java, fro* h weekly; Laguayra, Santos, Mocha, Java and Rio. Horsford's and Royal Baking Yeast Powdora. lt alfords ns pleasure to show our stock, of which tho above comprises but a moietv. SoptO _GEORGE SYMMKUS. , !" CLEAR THE DECKS FOR ACTION." OOH SPLENDID STOCK M I1D? MILLIK AND BOOTS S SHOES, THE LARGEST IX THE SOUTH ! is NOW A ll II I V I N ? . TEE trade of thia place must concentrate. Consumers of these goods must look to their iutercBt. Our houso is ready, willing and aldo to make thia the BEST MARKET IN THIS SECTION FOll GOODS at ouco FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP ! Tho history of all trade is that largo amountB of goods are handled much cheaper than small amounts. Buyers, look to your in? terest! Hi O. SI1IVKK ?C CO. Sept n_ New Shore Mackerel. KITS, hair and wholo barreh, for sale low, by_Jfc HOPE._ For Sale. 1,000,000 BER. Parties can bo supplied at reasonable rates by applying to JOHN E. GYLES, Sept 'J At Hope's store. Quotion ?Salce . City Lota for Sale. PURSUANT to an award of arbitration, and by virtue of the powers conferred in tho terms of submission of said arbitra? tion, wo will sell, on tuo salo-day lo October next, all the right, titlo ?nd interest of JOB. Taylor, William Taylor and Lydia Hajnea worth, children of Harriet Taylor, deceased, and of Christopher Haynoaworth, husband of tho said Lydia Haynosworth, in that lot of LAND, in tho city of Columbia, with a brick store thereon, fronting on Gervais street, fifty-four feet two itjchos, more or lesB. and butting and bounding to tho East on Gates street 200 foot, moro or less, inclusivo of an . alloy-way of eight feet; West, on lot belonging now or formerly to tho ostatoB of Sally Brown and Anna Bannister, and North on' lot bo longing now or formerly to Wilson Glover, on tho following terms, to wit: One-third cash, and tho balance ou a crodit of one and two years, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises. The said lot will bo Hold in two lots-one fronting on QorvaiB street, tho other on Gates. Moro particular dimensions will be given on tho day of tho sale. Purchasers to pay us for stamps and pa? pers. JAMES D. TRADEWELL, JOHN T. RHETT, JOHN T. SLOAN, Jn., Sept 10 m2 Ol Arbitrators. Wines and Liquors. - At** THE undersigned bog leave to V?vSi?ffii ..call tho attention of consumers ^grc*MaSfL, and wholesale purchasers, to 4K??SEra& their assortment of goodwin Hus ^?lino, which they aro offering at prices which dofy competition. Their stock consists in part ol Choice OTA RD BRANDIES, Domestic and California Brandies, Cl?nico Old Ryo, Nectar and Mouogram Whiskies, Common and Rectified Whiskies, Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga Wines, Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandied, Barclay, Perkins .fc Cu.'s Loudon Porter, lounger's Sparkliug Alloa Ale, Angostura Bitters, Staughton Bitters. Champagnes of thc f jllowing choice brands: Louis Roederor, Delmonico, Hledsoick, Carte Blanche, Cabinet and California Champagnes. ALSO, Old Holland Gin, Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps, Jamaica Bum, otc, oto. Sept 7_JOHN AGNEW k 8QN. Before You Buy Stop and 8ee TBE HOWE SEWINGr MACHINE AND ITS POINTS OF SUPERIORITY. SIMPLICITYgand perfection of median ism. Durability-will last a life-time. Rango of work without parallel. Perfootion of stitch and tension. Ease of oporation and manage? ment. Self-adjusting action. Parties wish? ing machines will Und it to their advantage to examine tho Howo Sowing Machine before purchasing elsewhere. Omeo three doors South of Dr. Hciuitsh's drug Btoro, Main street._Bept C G FIRST DELIVERY OF FALL GOODS. We open this day a nice line of early Fall Prints, Domestics, Dry Goods, Gloves, Men's Goods, and Underwear, i of which we invite an inspection. PORTER & STEELE. August ilO _ NEWS TnE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE'' has just ritt urned from New York willi a neat' assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho season. Call aud aeo.'at July 27 C. F- JACKSON'S, Main St. WE ask uf buyers an examination of thu following goods; , CALIFORNIA BRANDY.' California Port Wine. California Angolioa. California Hock. . . California Muscatclle. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. Snit's, 1850, Ryo. Old Virginia Glados. Puro Cognac Brandy. These aro all standard goods, and wo have put tho prices right down to the bottom. Also, cheap goods of all grades, the quality and prices of which will certain!/ please the buyer and save him rooney. j Aug 27_L?RICK & LOWRANCE. i THE MORRIS COTTON OIN HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS. AND is warranted to do it again. For fall particulars, relative to these machines, I address E. MORRIS, June 18 gmo_Colombia. 8. C. The Georgia Gin. THIS ie tho third season we have sold these GINS, and have uovor had a single com? plaint. Wo offer them with renewed confi? dence, at moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK ft LOWRANCE, Agts., July 13 2nu?_Columbia. 8. C. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CBUTI? FICATE8 bought by I Fob 5 D. GAMBRILL. Broker.