The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 12, 1871, Image 3

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. ? .--. *. , Foreign An?irat NOON DESPATCHES. ; FEARFUL MORTALITY-THE FULDA CON? CLAVE-HES ULT OF THE SALZBURG CON? FEREES-PERILS OF THE VATICAN-THE "THUNDERER" SUSTAINS THE STRIKERS SPREAD OF THE POTATO DLIOHr-STATE DINNER-GERMAN EVACUATION, AC, AO. LONDON, Septomber 9.-Tho HOUR Kong sud Shanghai cable has boen broken. Napoloon roeides in Torquay during Eugenio's absence. Tho Lovant Herald says deaths at Tub vcii, Persia, still average 240 per day. Christians and Mussulmen are camped in the mountains, and business is entire? ly stopped. Tho Persian urmy has been disbanded. Storms andinundationshnvodestroyed Bnzais and gardens in the vicinity. Tho conolave at Fulda has determined to take dooisive stops against tho aggres? sive polioy pf Dr. Van Mublor, tho Prus? sian Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs. A joint resolution has been adopted to disregard his dcereos and petition the Reiohstag and tho Emperor William for redress. > 'Gonzales Bravo, ek-Prime Minister of Spain, died suddenly at Biarritz, in com? parative poverty. BERLIN, Septombor 9.-Tho Krui Zei? tung announces thu result of the negotia? tions at Salzburg to be as follows: Aus? tria and Germany, repudiates aggressive ideas, and will unite oloBoly to repel ag? gression. "Germany," continues the Kruz Zeilitng, "wishes Austria to be strong, and tho Austrian Emperor and statesmen desire union with Italy.". HOME, September 9.-The Pope has sent a letter to M. Thiers congratulating him upon tho continuance of his term of oflioe. . The Papal journal, of to-day, contains a severe criticism upon Napoleon. The Alfieiri Society threatens to burn the Vatican. Precautions have been taken against such a crime, but in case an attempt should be made and anarchy should ensue, tho person of the Pope will bo protected by the naga of foreign ambassadors. LONDON, September ll.-The Tunes editorially censures importation of foreign workmon, and sustains, on moral and sanitary grounds, British strikers for nine hours labor. Victoria has entirely recovered. Tho potato disease is spreading in Lancashire. MADRID, September ll.-Amadeus is indisposed, and his progress through tho provinces is stopped. NIGHT DESPATCHES. PARIS, September ll.-Tho evacuation by the Gorman troops of four depart? ments contiguous to Paris will bo com? pleted on the 13th. Negotiations have commenced in relation to tho evacuation of the whole of Franco. VERSAILLES, Septomber ll.-Thiers gave a dinner iu honor of Chevallier Nigra, Italian Ministor. American Intellleenue. NOON DESPATCHES. DEATH OF EMIGRANTS-BAYONET RULE IN RALEIGH - CHURCH SQUABBLES - RAIL? ROAD DISASTERS-ACCIDENTAL DEATHS - MORE INCOMPETENCE OF GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS--MAINE ELECTION-MINT INVESTIGATION-HORRIBLE MURDER YELLOW FEVER-NEW YORK FINANCES, AO., AO. MEMPHIS, Septomber 10. ^- General Brown, who killed Captain Adams, wae released iu $5,000 bail, yesterday. SAN FRANCISCO, September 10.-Thc Inst news from lower California says ol the emigrants that have arrived, fifty oi 350 have died. RALEIGH, Septomber 9.-Two compa nies of infantry and ono of cavalry wili remain in Raleigh during the Ka Kim trials, which commeuco next week. WILMINGTON, N. C., September ll. Tho coroner's jury iu the R. E, Lee oas? exoulpato the captain and officers, bu censuro tho United States Inspector foi allowing the boat to run four years with out inspection, as required by law, ant hold him in a great degree responsible as he granted a certificate for this boa without being in tho Stnto at the time It is tho duty of tho authorities to ex amino into this matter, and if the in spootor is negligent, which tho evideno goes to provo, tho inspootor should bi hold accountable. . NORFOLK, Septomber ll.-Tho schoo ship Constellation reports having passed on tho 7th, about fifty miles South-ea6 of Sandy Hook, a vessel bottom up with about eighty feet of keel with m copper on, but could not learn her name OSWEGO, N. Y., September ll.-Sligh frost hero this morning. NEW YonK, Septomber ll.-Biran Rumsey, negro minstrel manager, i dead. 3,000 persons attended tho funeral o the youth who was killed whilo defend ing a young woman from insult in Jonec Wood. CHICAGO, III., September.il.-Bisho; Whitehouse paid aa episcopal visit t Christ's Ohuroh, but finding Cheney i; the vestry, ho withdrew. It is. state that candidates for confirmation are uns nimously in favor of presentation to th bishop, .exoept through Cheney. A law y er read tho service and Cheney preached .ST. LOUIS, September ll.-An exoui sion railroad train ran into a furnitur wagon, containing nineteen pio-nicort two miles from East St. Louis. Thre were killed, two mortally and five seri . ously hnrt. Only three of tho ninetoo were unhurt.. Tho wind blowing in th direction of the approaching train an the pio-nioors singing, tho horses wor the first to apprehend danger; ono dart ed forward and tho other back, leavin the wagon dead still on the traok. Th railroad employoos aro exculpated. BLOOMFIELD, III., September ll.-, fire Satnrdoy night destroyed 8200.0U worth of property. HARTFORD, CONN., Septomber 11. Three deaths occurred hero from mi taking toad stools for mushrooms. . NEW YORK, September ll.-Services in the Emanuel Ohuroh were conducted by Bey. Mason Gallagher, who prefaced 1 tho exercise by nu address. He stated that he had always been iu the habit, when oouduotiug service iu. a building not under tho oontrol of the Episcopal Church, of using such forms us occasion seemed to require, but now, having de? termined henceforth to uso tho union prayer-book, it seemed proper to with? draw-from a church, the liturgy of which he should cease to uso. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CHARLESTON, September ll.-Ono yol low fever death in the last twenty-four hours. NEWBURYPORT, MASS., September ll. -Tho boiler in Curtis' hat factory ex? ploded, killing 6. Several wounded and missing. NEW YOBK, Soptomber ll.-The coro? ner's inquest in tho Mary Bussoll case resulted ina verdict against Mrs. Brown, who was committed to await thc action of tho grand jury. Tho proceedings in court, to-day, re? garding city affairs was lengthy. The Judge directod defendants to produce, on Thursday, a complete statement of the . liabilities of tho city up to date. After issuing an injunction, adjourned. It has been discovorod that tho vouch? ers for 1870 were stolen. Tho heavy glass in the door leading to tho bureau where the papers were kept was broken, through whioh tho burglars entered. TORONTO,. September ll.-Rev. Mr. Hi nos, professor of natural history in the University of Toronto, is dead. SARATOGA, September ll.-The Ward crew won tho four-oarod race to-day in twenty-four minutes and twenty-four saconds. They come in two lengths ahead. The Tyne crew won the second, loading the Biglin and Taylor Winship by half a dozon lengths. PHILADELPHIA, September ll.-It is stated the accounts of the treasurer of tho mint are undergoing investigation. They aro muoh mystified. LEXINGTON, KY., September ll.-A terrible murder was committed last night at the residence of John Harper, the ownor of the race horse Longfellow, near Midway, Ey. Jake and Betsey Harper, brother and sister of John Har? per, had their throats cut by some un? known person-supposed for the pur? pose of rubbery. Some negroes living within a few feet of Harper's resideuce knew nothing of tho oeourrence till this morning. No clue has boeu obtained to tho perpetrators of tho bloody deed. LATER.-Three of tho negroes living on John Harper's place have been arrest? ed as tho murderers of Jake and Betsey Harper. Blood was found on their shirts, and tho evidence against them is very strong. Other negroes employed on the place are missing, and it is believed they are implicated in the horrid affair. A party of citizens have started to hunt for tho missing negroes. NEW ORLEANS, September ll.-By a fire at Minden, last night, two blocks of tho business part of tho town was de? stroyed. Loss 3100,000; insurunco $25, 000. PORTLAND, ME., September ll.-The vote of tho city is light. The following is tho result: Perhall, Republican, 2,17-1; Kimball, Democrat, 1,885; scattering 12; majority of 271 against 411 last year. A Lowistown despatch says at 12 o'clock tho Republicans wore 150 ahead; tho town last year went Democratic by 80 majority. .?| WASHINGTON, September ll-10.30 P, M.-Up to this hour, tho returns from Maina indicate a falling off in the Democratic vote, und the reports thus far show Republican gains. LATER.-Nine towns give tbe Repub? licans . a majority of 880; last year the same towns gavo a Democratic majority of 304. This includes Bangor, whore tho Republican gain ?3 very largo, tho Democrutio candidate last year hoing ro sident there. Probabilities-Tho barometer will pro? bably continue stationary from the lower lukes South and Eastward, with cloudy but not rainy weather. The pressure will probably fall on tho upper lukes, with increasing Southerly winds nud cloudiness. Cloudy weather with rain is probable for Tuesday from Missouri South into the Gulf; Easterly winds with cloudy weather iu tho South Atlantic States and Florida. DIRECT STEAMSHIPS.-Mr. W. M. Law? ton writing from England to Genera! Hagood, says: 1 believe that I could, with very little proportional mouoy in tho way of sub? scription by our people, only as a mani? festation of their accord nnd endorse? ment of tho enterprise, (in fact such ussuranco has beon mode to me from two sources,) have a lino of steamers put on between Charleston and Liverpool this autumn, to carry immigrants to tho South, and bring baok cotton. It is surely the interest; aud policy of tho South to enter into this business. Tho culturo of cotton alono will never build up the fortunes of tho Southern States; and I am impressed with the idea that your position as President of tho State Agricultural Sooioty, and tho strong mou who form that association, can build up our unfortunate State. A Washington correspondent, speak? ing of the South Carolina embroglio, says that tho President was willing, upon the first representations mode by Senator Scott, to forthwith issue a proclamation declaring martial law and to order down there all tho available troops. In Cabi? net meeting he took thia position and in? sisted upon the most rigorous enforce? ment of tho Ku Klux law. Two of his Cabinet ministers dissuaded him, how? ever, from proceeding so rashly. Mona "EVIL OF Tnn AGE."-Dr. O. A. Strecker, of Richmoud, Yu., an old and well-known citizen, near sevonty years of ago, has boou indicted by tho grnnd jury, on a charge of proouring abortion, whioh, by tho statutes of Virginia, is , made felony. ^^FJUMTIMAl*Ji.TiD CO?UMKHCIAJL.. ? NEW YOEE, September 10.- Cotton movement for the weok ?howe a decrease in receipts, increase in receipts and in crease in exports as compared with Inst year. We commence witb this week the new cotton year, and make comparisons i accordingly. Receipts at all - ports for the week 9,137 bales; 7.579 last week, 7,814 previous week, 7,630 three weeks : since. Total recoipts since September I 1, 9,137, against 11,104 for tho corres? ponding period of tho previous yonr, showing a decrease of 1,967 in favor of the present season. Exports from all ports for the week 1,093, against 3,704 for tho same week last year. Total ex? ports for thu oxpired portion of the cot? ton year 12,198, against 37,081 last year. Stock at all ports 95.S90, against 54,723 nt tho samo dato last veur. Stock in Liverpool 521,000, against 494,000 last year. American cotton afloat for Great Britain 58,000, ngaiust 16,000 last year. Iudiun cottou nilout for Europe is 683, 694, against 478,140 last year. Thu weather South during the week was ge? nerally unfavorable, and cyclones and raiu storms have prevailed on tho South Atlantic coast. Theso have extended to the iuterior to a certaiu extent, and there ?B reason to fear damage to crops thereby. LIVERPOOL, September ll-3 P. M. Cottou opened quiet and is now dull uplands 9^@9>.<; Orleans 9%; Bales 14,000 bnles; speculation and export 3,000. LONDON, September ll-Noon.-Con? sols 93%. Bonds 93Vf. PARIS, September ll.-Routes 57f. 42o. FRANKFORT, Soptember ll.-Bond; 95%. NEW YORK, September lt-Noon. Cotton-sales for future delivery, Satur day evening, 5,900 bales, at 19;V?@19^ for September; 19M@19?? for Ootober 19J?@19 5-16 for November; 19J-? fo: December; also, free on board, at Mobile basis low middling, October and Novem ber, 18^2 ; sales of cotton, to-day, fo future deliver.,, 19?.j for September 12}?&}$% for October; l?J(f@l? 3-H for November. Flour dull und drooping Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull am heavy. Pork steady, at 13.50@13.62 Lard fl na. Cotton quiet and steady uplands 20%; Orleans 21%; eales 30 bales. Freights Arm. Stocks aotiv and woak. Gold strong, at 13J?(<?14 Governments dull and steady. Stat bonds dull and steady. Mouey easy, E 3. Exchange-long 8;"u'; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; salos 416 bait -uplands 20%; Orleans 2i;4'. Flour Southern quiet and heavy; common t fair extra 6.00(aj6.90; good to choic 7.00@9.00. Whiskey 92>?@93. Wbe: quiet and l@2c. lower-winter re Western 1.50(d)1.54. Corn a shat! lower, at 69@7U. Pork a shade firme at Iii.75. Lard quiet and firm-kett 9;*u'. Freights quiet and firm. Mont 2(rt}3. Gold 14,i,,. Sterling-loug S} short 93B'- Stocks closed steady. G vernmcuts steady all day. States u glected-Tennessees 73.".j'; new 74. Vi giuias03' i; new Louisianas 6 now 61; levees 71; 8s 82. Alabamas 1.0 5s 6S. Georgias S3; 7s 91. North C roliuas 43; new 24. South Carolinas 7 new 5ly.?. Cotton sales ou futuros, t day, t?,7?0 bales; for September 19 11 @19 ?? ; for October 19 J..?(?? 19 ?? ; for N vember 19"a@19 3-16; for Decomb 19>?($19 3-16; for January 19 5-16; ? February 19 5-16; for March 19 7-115. ST. LOUIS, September ll.-Flour-lc grades firm; order lots higher; au o vance on Southern; freights check bu noss; superflue winter 4 U0@4.25. Co unchanged. Whiskey 89. Bagging u chuuged. Pork 13.00(a?13.25. Lac active-shou'.'lers higher; jobbing a: order lots clear sides 3. Ln 9>.i. CINCINNATI, September ll.-Flour full prices. Corn buoyant. Torkbuc ant-asking 12.75(?d3.00. Lard-ste withdrawn. Bacon buoyant and i much offering-shoulders ?%i sides ri Whiskey steady, nt 90. LOUISVILLE, Soptember ll.-Baggi in light demand and holders firm, at @19. Flour active at full prices. Ci 55. Provisious buoyant and au advai asked. Pork 12.50(^13.00. Baeou good demand-shoulders 5M.,'; clear sii 8. Round lots of packed lard 9'..(??9 Whiskey 91. PHILADELPHIA, September ll.-Cot' quiet-middling 2t),7?'(?f 21. MEMPHIS, September ll.-Cotton ci -middling 19).j. BALTIMORE, Soptember ll.-Fl firm. Wheat active. Corn firm-wi: 700?7S; yellow 73. Pork 15.U0. Bai activo and firmer-shoulders 7*4. Li steady, at lOt^lO^. Whiskey 93. C ton quiet aud sternly-middling 2C receipts 169 bales; sales 174; stock 67; NORFOLK, September ll.-Cot quiet-low middling 18j.?(7?ll9; recei 146 bales; enies 10; stock 340. GALVESTON, September ll.-Cot steady-good ordinary 17; receipts halos; sales 200; stock 12,519. SAVANNAH, September ll.-Cottor light demand, but firm-low midd] 18>.?@18*?^; receipts 101 bales; sales stock 2,822. CHARLESTON, Soptember ll.-Col dull-low middling 18J.j; receipts bales; Bales 25; stock 3,799. BOSTON, Soptombor ll.-Cottou q -middling 21?0'@21'4; receipts bales; saleB 200; stock 7,500. MOBILE, September ll.-Cotton q -middling iQ%@l9}.2', recoipts j bales; salos 100; stock 5,519. AUGUSTA, September ll.-Cottor fair demand-middling 18}c@lS^': ooipts 50 bales; sales 75. WILMINGTON, September ll.-Co firm-middling 19;vu; receipts 20 bi stock 719. NEW ORLEANS, Soptember ll.-F dull-superfino 4.75; doublo 5.87; ti 6.25 (it) 6.50. Corn scarco-mixed white aud yellow 75. Pork firmer-I 14.50. Bacon scarce, at 7?4(7I9; si oured hams 16,'Lard firm-t: 10M?10i?i; keg 11.^(2)11^. Whi 90(nU.O3. Cottou operations suspe: ou aocount o? raia-middling 19@19}?; receipts Gil bales; sales 400; stock 20,910. Missionaries are greatly needed in tho town of Cadiz, Obio. A youug man stopping at a hotel thoro was taken with tko small-pox, whereupon some of the citizens entered his room, sowed him in a blanket, and took him out through a back window, after which thoy plnced bim ia n wagon aud draw him to an old deserted house without roof or wiudows. Here they left him to tho care of a negro, the rnin pouring down on him tho whilo. Of courso tho poor fellow died, and whilo his body was being thrust into a bolo dug in au opon field, somo of the neighbors stood ou the hills aud shot at the mon engaged in the proceeding. The negro nurso was thou given his choice either to leavo town or bo Bhot; and so the people got rid of the mau who was apparently the most decent inhabitant of tho place. A TURKISH BEAUTY ts NEV/ Yong. Tho Evening Mail says a Turk has ap? peared iu New York with a wife, whose strange, luxuriant beauty has created deep sensation. Sho has tho eyes of a houri, almond-shaped, deep and dreamy, aud brilliantly whito teeth, that laugh as she laughs. Thc delicato white lace that covers her blue dress is held by little groups of real humming birds, perched on branches mado of thc brilliant wing sheaths of the groen beetle, They aro sojourning at uu up-towu hotel, en route for Canada. KINO OR QUEEN.-Turfltos aro disput? ing whether tho lute performauco of Goldsmith Maid, ut .Milwaukee, trotting her mile iu 2.17, ns reported, makes her queen of the turf, or whether the famous Dexter, with his record of 2.1734, re" mains king. Briefly stated, tho doubt? ers charge cheating in tho Milwaukee performance. They say that for one quarter ol a mile thc courso is out of sight from the judge's stund, and that the Maid run over this quarter. Mrs. Margaret Finley, li dug near Wabash, Indiana, murdered her three children Wednesday forenoon. ?She took her babe by tho feet and beat its brains out ou a stouo aud cut tho throat of her two eldest children, aged nine and eight yours, respectively. Tho woman r?as arrested and lodged in jail. Her husband died last winter. She seems perfectly sane, and says she killed the children to get nd of them. Fort St. Julien, one of the defences of Metz, in Lorraine, now called by the Germans Fort Moltke, was commenced by Napoleon in l?67. Upon one of the ; bastions is inscribed, "Commenced under tho reigu of Napoleon Iii, in 1S?7.' This inscription will be continued so us to read: "lu ordor to beard Frussiu, and was finished by Germany in 1871, for Germau safety and glory." CONSIGNEES PEU YELLOW AND GREEN FAS? FREIGUT LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, UULCMHIA AND AUGUSTA U?ILU0AD, Sep? tember ll.-W. C. Beo ie Co., J. M. Powell, C. A. Reid, B. K. McCully, W. F. Barr it Co., D. L. Miller, Furyersou & M., Lee .t Uarpeuter, P. \V. & lt. S. (Jhick, W.. T. Turreut, W. il. Blotz, Newberry M. E. Church, A. J. McCangh riu, J. W. Williams, J. G. McCall, L?? rick & L., G. F. Talley, li. & W. C. Swulliold, li. Solomon, C., Sc A. li. li.; Lucy Chappel, W. T. Bailey, J. C. See? gers, M. Freist, W\ J. James. Tho Georgia Gin npiIIS i? thc third ttetit?on wc have sold ihese X GINS, and have never had a shirlo com? plaint. Wo niter them with renewed confi? dence, at moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Agt*., Julv in 2mo Columbia. K. O. Ileftltll'tf KIHI m i ut; KIKIr.-The Vdl??'iO principio ot' tho Seltzer Spn Water in lost in croaking the Atlantic. It reacio s this coun? try ''stale, lint ami unnrotitahle." lint in TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT thia luathlcirs natural rem dy for dyspepsia, biliousness and constipation, id reproduced in all tho salutary peritciion of tliu orii;iuiil Spa, nu frets h iv drawn * nd drank foaming ?it tlie fountain aide, lt require* but un institut to improviso the delicious draught, and for all tho disc riler*, ot the stomach, bowels and liver, prevalent nt thin season it is-in the opinion of our aillent phyuioinjn-n ente and admirable specific. Sol hy all druguiats. Sept 12 Rj. Starch, Soap and Candles, pr (\ BOXES PEARL STARCH, t)v/ 50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Can? dles, 101) boxes Extra Family Soap, 50 boxes Olivo and Century Soap. On hand and for salo low, at wholesale and retail,thy _ JOHN AGNEW, ?te,HON. For Rent, THE commodious UOU?E recently ??? occupied by Mr?. E. J.Arthur, together r^witll thc largo Lot adjoining. All no ceaaary out-houses on the premiaos com nie ie. Possession given immediately. Apply to Bept 8 ; REV; WM.'MARTIN; For Sale. 1,000,000 I; KU. Partie ? can bu supplied at icneounblo i ates byapplying to JuliN E. OYLES, Sept 2 At Hope's ?tore. The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beer IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Aie. Wli'y? They know it ia unadulterated. ^HE~ MORRIS COTTON OIN HAS MSTAX?E1) ALL OTHERS, AND ?a warranted tn do it ngain. For full particulars, relative lo I hese machin?e, address V. .MOKUl.s, June.18 3mo Columbia, S. C. AI.I. READY Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods UO?HE or W. D. LOVE & CO. WE havo opened tine souBon up to thc present timo ISO packages of Ohoico Ooods for Eal! and Winter, solocted with groat caro oxprcssly for HUB market, bought iroct from first hands, at much less than re? gular prices. All tho departments aro now complete. Wo have a full line of DRESS GOODS, com? prising all Ibo nev fabrics, such as Epaug. linen, Valouis de Paris, JapauOBO Silks, Pop? lins, Challios, dec, unrivaled for qualities, stvlca and prices. In CARPETS and RUGS, wo havo somo or tho choicest goods produced this season. Wo have a big stock of BLANKETS,Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks, Jackets, Cloths, Cassimercs, Tweedu, Jeans, Dinseys, Checks, Homespun's and Prints, which must be sold to make room for moro on the way. A nico lino of CLOAKING bv tho vard. Our HOSIERY, Gloves and*Mcriuo Under? wear cannot be excelled anywhere Wo keep tho best quality of TABLE DA? MASK, Napkins, Doylies, Towoi* and Linens in tho State for tho money-houso-kocpnra wake a uolu of this. We have a nico lino of Ladies' wbito ready made UNDER-CLOTHING, mude in tho beat manner, of Uno material. Our Laco and Embroidery Dopartmont always contain tho latest novelties. Ladies' Paney dilk Neck-Ties, in all tho now BtylCB. Wo sell tho best Wbito Dress Shirt in tho city for thc money. We solicit orders from city or countrv, and iuvilo all to inspect our stock, which will bo shown freely. Pluaso remember wo koop only tho boat makes of Goods, and havo but ONE PRICE. W. D. LOVE i CO., Columbia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVE. Main atrcot. B. B. McCnr.ERV._Sept 10 FANCY GROCERIES! PERSONALLY selcctod on a recent visit to New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Bal? timore. CRACKERS.-Arrow Root, Novelty. Corhill, Exton, Butter, and all tho othor popular varie? ties. ALSO, Pock, Freon Sc Co.'a Loudon Biscuit, and McKenzie <fc McKenzie's Albert Biscuit. SUNDRIES.-Anchovies, in small kegs; An? chovy Pasto, Potted Ham and Tongue. Sea MOBS Farine, Imperial Prunes, Dundoo Mar? malade, Queen Olives, Caners. Currie Pow? ders, French Mushrooms, Trudies, Crosao ic Blackwell Pickles, Lcihog'B Extract of Meat, (genuine;) Columbia River Canned Salmon, Lea A; Perrin's Worcester Sanco, Bradonberg Freres, OliVo Oil, Coleman's Double Super? fino Mustard, pure Spitea in variety, Flavor? ing Extracta, BrandyChorries, Broma, Choco? late. TEAS.-Selected with tho utmost care aa to quality and prico, the assortment ia very large und completo, lowest to ?ncst possible grades. COFFEES.-Roaeted Java., fresh weekly; Laguayra, Santos, Mocha, Java and Rio. Horaford's and Royal Baking Yeast Powders. It affords ns pleasure to show our stock, of which tho above comprises but a moiety. Sept a_GEORGE S?MMERS. JAMES K. FRIDAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT', Col? mb in, .9. 0. HAVING accurcd tho large and commodi? ous Brick Warehouse with tinned roof, (formerly occupied bv Blakclv Sc Gibbes,) situated near thc traci: of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, solicita from bia friends, the fortner palrous of Blakoiy St Gibbes and tho public generally, consignments of COT-1 TON, other PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE on STORAGE. Particular attention given to 1 storing and belling COTTON. I Mr. J. M. BLAKELV atill retains his office at tho old stand. _Sept '.) {Imo Wines and Liquors. - THE undersigned beg Icavo to \Kbyy5; call the attention of consumers ?^?^^^?? a!il1 wholeealo purchasers, to 4rajfiH$?&tu(*'r amortnient of gooda in thia ! ^TW? "line, which they are offering at I prices which defy competition. Their stock I consists in part ol Choice OTA BD BRANDIES, Domestic and California Brandies, Choice Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram Whiskies, ! Common and Rec ti tied Whiskies, Old Port, Sherrv, Mudeira ami Malaga Wines, Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies, j Harelay, Perkins ?t Co.'a London Porter, Younger'a Sparkling Alloa Ale, Angostura Bitters, Stoughton Bitters. Champagnes of thc following choice brande: Louis Roedercr, Delmonico, Hiedseick, Carto Blanche, Cabinet and California champagnes. ALSO, Old Holland Gin, Wolfo'a Schiodam Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc.. etc. Sept 7 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Our Own Glove. m E aro in receipt of the first shipment of a beautiful line of KID GLOVES, manufac? tured and imported for us, every pair of which is warranted. Money returned if tho Glove break-. R. C. SHIVER & CO. Septjn _ "CLEAR THE DECKS FOR ACTION," SPLENDID STOCK BY flKJUHT BOOTS S SHOE8. TUE LARGEST IN TUE SOUTH ? is X O iV A ll It I V I X G . rilliE trade of thia place must concentrate. X Consumers of these goods rauBt look to their interest. Our house is ready, willing aud able to make this tho BEST MARKET IN THIS SECTION FOR GOODS at o.vo FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP ! Tho history of all trade is that largo amounts of goods aro handled muoh cheaper than small amounts. Buvers, look to vour in? terest! ll. ti. SIIIVEIl ? CO. i;! j Sept 0 Paint for Tin Roofing, METALLIC PAINT, containing ninety por cent, metallic oxides, combined with ferric acid. A new and valuable paint for tin, iron and all exposod surfaces. Tho heat and cheapest paint for such purposo over offered in thia market. For salo bv Miff 111 J_E. H. HKIN?TSn, Druggist. American Club F?B?. *t5flPQBS* A DELICIOUS relish; better und much cheaper than Sardines. For salo by _h. HOPE. Old Virginia Hams. 1,0001ha. Virginia (country-cured) I HAMS, for Dale hy Sept C EDWARD HOPE. Aiiotlon Sales. Foreclosure of Mortgage. li. c. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneer?. BY virtue of the power duly conferred on the Citizens' ?avinca Bank.of Columbia, by A. H. Monteith and John Irwin, to foreclose mortgages /or tho purpoao of satisfying their debt, tho Citizens' Savings Bank will proceed to sell, at public auction, beforo the Court House, in Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY in October next, all nnd singular the mort? gaged premises hereinafter described, to wit: All that lot or parcel of LAND, situated in the city of Columbia, .Smith Carolina, and bounded ou tho North by Divine etroet, East hy Assembly street, South by Blossom street, and Wost by Gates utrcet; containing four acres, moro or lesa, mortgaged as tho proper? ty of John Irwin. ALBO, All that lot or parcol of Laud, situated in tho city of Columbia, Smith Carolina, bound? ed on the North by Rice street, Eaat by Bull street, South by Tobacco street, and West by Marion street; containing four acres, moro or lesa, mortgagod as the property of A. II. Mon? teith. The nbovo property will bc divided in lotB to eoit purchasers. ALSO, AH that certain tract or parcel of Land, situated in Richland County, about nine miles from Columbia, containing 402} acres, moro or less, and boundod on tho North by Black Luke, on tho East bylands of Mrs. Brovard, South by Raiford's Creek, and Weat by landB of Dr. Alfrod Wallace; mortgaged aB the pro? perty of A. H. Monteith and John Irwin. TorniB cash. WM. MARTIN, President of Citizens' Savings Bank. For particulars inquire of E. W. BIEBELS ft CO., Sept 12 t _Real Eetato Brokers. _ CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF R. & \Y, (J, SWAFF1EL? HBBfe, HAYE JOST RECEIVED ^o SPafia tho largOHt and choicest stock JP jig of READY-MADE CLOTH ING, HATS and FURNISH--1"1 ^INO GO JDS, that they huvo ever offered to tho publie, aud embracing every HiKft made. As we intend to do a larger trade than wc hava heretofore douo, we will bo en? abled to ?ell at a SMALLER PROFIT than j wo havo heretofore done. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Arc acknowledged by all to be the choicest selection of Goods cvor seen in thiB market. Our style of GETTING OP GARMENTS will bo superior to anything wo have heretofore attempted. Our Btock of SHIHTS, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to bo seen to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all Hie lateat styles. We aro still making to order thou? perfect fitting SHIRTS. E. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. ?JT Country merchants supplied aa cheap aa anv horia? South of Now York. Sept IQ 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, of which we invite an inspection. PORTER BL STEELE. August 30 "NEWS. TlIE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE" has jiu-t returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho season. Call and seo, at .July 27 C' JACKSON'S, Main St. CLOTHING HOUSE 07 CHILDS & WILEY, COLUMBIA, 8. C. WE havo marked down all of our largo stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to such low figures that tho price comes within roach of nil that wish a good fitting garment, made in tho lateat alvie and by the best mak? ers in Now York. Wo aro tho only house that eoll All Linen Drawers at $1.50. We aro thc only houae that have tho imported See-Sucker ; Calcutta Suits, warranted genuino. An in i spoction of our largo stock will settle the mind of any one that money is made by buy? ing from us. Thirty-two inch 8ole Leather Trunks, only r. few left, at S20._Jnno 23 COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CERTI? FICATES bought hy Fob 5 D. GAMBRILL, Broker.