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Foreign Afr* I ra I
NOON DESPATCHES.
NO AIJATKMENT OF OHOLBBA-GBBMAN EVA
OUATION, AO., AO. ,
PARIS, September ll.-Thiers pro?
poses the Assembly tnke a recess from
the 17th instaut to tho 1st of November.
It is now decided that the evacuation
Bhall commencent Fort Clarenton, which
will be the ?rat delivered up to the
French by tho German oommander.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
LONDON, September 12.-It is denied
that the cholera is abating in Russia.
LIVEBPOOL. Soptomhor 12.-Arrived
steamship Cardiff, with four dead from
cholera.
American Intelligence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
TROUBLE IN ARKANSAS-MEXICAN MATTERS
-COMPTROLLER CONNOLLY REQUESTED
TO RESIGN-BRUTAL MURDER IN THE
QUAKER CITY-ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN
FEDEBAL TROOPS AND KU KLUX-SUR?
RENDER OF INSUROENTS-ELECTIONS
CONVENTIONS-NO DEATHS FROM YELLOW
FEVER. AO , AO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Septembor ll.-Tho
Republicans have elected all three Con?
gressmen.
LITTLE Roon, September ll.-Two
convicts, in attempting to csoape from
the penitentiary brick-yard, to-day, were
shot and killed by the guard.
The cotton worm has appeared in
many localities in the State. No raiu
for nearly six weeks, and both cotton
and oom have suffered from drought.
The troubles in Boone County are cre?
ating considerable excitement. A few
days ago a eirouit judge ordered the mi?
litia out, with the ostensible purpose of
protecting his court, and kept them dur?
ing his term. They are reported to have
committed depredations, and attempted
the assassination of one or two promi?
nent Democrats of that County. The
difficulties appear to have growu out of
differences between judge and sheriff,
both of whom are Republicans. The
latter was deposed by tho former, and
the coroner substituted. The sheriff re?
fused to surrender his offiae. The Go?
vernor has been sought to solve the dif?
ficulty. .The judge took the militia with
him to hold the Marion Circuit Court.
WASHINGTON, September ll.-Late
Mexican advices received. The mer
ohants of Tampico refuse to repay to
the Government the taxes exacted by
the Revolutionists. Troops are conse?
quently engaged in closing commercial
houses, tho merchants protesting. The
people are alarmed, and much excite?
ment exists at the capital over the pri?
mary meeting of Congress. General
fears of conspiracies are entertained.
300 Revolutionists aro operating iu Za?
catecas. The promiuent frontier chiefs,
Cavalles, Vargas, Trevina, Guornga and
Martinez, are prepared to issue a pro
nuuoiamento if Juarez is declared elect?
ed. Politicians at Matamoras confident?
ly state that Ledro has joined Juarez,
which, if true, secures the election of
Juarez. A fight between cattle thieves
and raucheros took placo near Edens
burg. Two thieves were killed. Cor?
tina threatens retaliation. The ranche?
ros aro preparing to wage war more
vigorously.
WASHINGTON, September 12. - The
Portuguese Minister has resigned.
The foot and mouth disease is increas?
ing alarmingly iu Leicestershire, Eng?
land.
NEW YonK, September 12.-Mayor
Hall has requested Comptroller Connolly
to resign, on account of suspicions at?
taching to bim from the disappearance
of his vouchers. The mayor has no
power to remove him, exoept by the te?
dious process of impeachment, and de
sires to replace him at once by a person
Sossessing the confidence of the people,
he World, commenting on the abstrac?
tion of the vouchers from the Comptrol?
ler's office, says: "Every honest man in
the city will endorse and applaud the
firmness and vigor of Mayor Hall in de?
manding the immediate resignation of
Comptroller Connolly, after the un?
toward incident which has just ocourred
in his department. It is too well known
that tho mayor hus no power to remove
heads of departments. If he possessed
that power, the request now made would,
of course, be followed up, in the event
of non-compliance, by a step equally
prompt aud still more deoisive. The
case is too urgent for the slow and dila?
tory process of impeachment. Since
this unfortunate occurrence, tho Comp?
troller has lost all capacity to bo useful
in bis present office; and not only the
publio interest, but the self-respect of
his associates ia the city government,
demands his retirement. If he is so
mad or blind as to disregard the firm de?
mand of the mayor, he will find, before,
night, that a scorohing and resistless
Eublio indignation will make the city too
ot to hold him. It may be bis misfor?
tune, and not his fault, that this alleged
robbery of his department ocourred just
at this critical juncture; but it has so
suspicious and damaging a look, that if
he is an upright, innocent man, with
reasonable sense and honor, he wilL bo
glad to afford the mayor the appoint-'
ment of a successor." .
The young man who accidentally shot
his mother, while defending himself
from a brutal nude, has been honorably
acquitted. The mother reoov.orod.
The abortionist Rosenweig was sound?
ly thrashed by a fellow-prisoner in tho
Tombs, yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-A me
ohanio, while returning from his work,
attempting to shield a woman from
roughs, was killed.
PORTLAND, ME., Septembor 12.-Ro?
taras up to mid-night show a Republi?
can majority of 11,000. The Legislature
will show a slight Demooratio gain. Io
ship-building towns, the Republicans
have generally lost.
CHICAGO, September 12.-There is a
diamond exoitement in Yankton, Daoo
tah. It is said a diamond worth 8100,000
woe found on the bank of Jim River.
/
LOUISVILLE, |KY., September 12.-A
collision occurred between tbe Federal
forces and alleged Kn Klux in Russel
County, Ky., in which a soldier was
killed and a sergeant wounded. The
soldiers captured two.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Tbe lead?
ers of the young Democracy held a meet?
ing, to-day, with a view to organization,
owing to the two wiugs of the Republi?
can party coquetting.
I NIGHT DESPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-A
great council of the improved order of
lied Men has assembled.
BALTIMORE. September 12.-The Re?
publican Stute Convention is organized.
Tho resolutions endorse Grant and
Cresswell.
Comptroller Connolly, in a long letter
to Mayor Hall, declines to resign.
Rotbfelder, the inventor of the stem
winding watch, has suicided.
SALT LAKE, September 12.-Baum, a
Mormon, indicted for murder, was fatal?
ly shot, while attempting to escupe ar?
rest.
AUQDSTA, MAINE, September 12.-The
indications here, derived from a careful
footing of the returns received to noon
to-day, aro that Perhum's majority will
bo nearly 11,000. The exact official ma?
jority for Perba m last year was 8,230.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-The Pre?
sident has left Loug Branch for hie
Western trip.
The Ku Klux Committee re-assemblee
to-morrow. It is proposed to send sub?
committees to Mississippi and Tennes?
see.
Probabilities-The barometer wili
likely aoutinue low and fulling South ol
the Missouri, with Easterly winds and
cloudy weather South to the Atlantic.
The pressure will probably fall slightly
in tho Middle and Eastern States ano
over the lukes, with partially cloudy ant
pleasant wenthor and light winds. Nc
serious disturbances are apprehended foi
these regions on Wednesday.
CHARLESTON, September 12.-Arrivet
-Steamer Georgia, New York; brig T
H. Jennings, Boston.
Accounts are coming in from all sec
tions of the State, representing that tin
continuous rains of the past week ari
very disastrous to the growing orops; oi
the sea islauds, the expected yield
bave been cut off by unfavorable wcathe
at least one-half; and from the interior
reports of rust and the plant shoddini
the fruit aro universal.
The Board of Heulth report no deatl
in the psst twenty-four hours.
NEW YORK, September 12.-It is sail
Ward is going to Europe this fall t
race English oarsmen.
There is still no clue to the stole
vouchers. Connolly, in a letter to th
Mayor, says the abstraction of th
vouchers don't vitiate his accounts.
It has transpired that Comptrolle
Connolly, of New York, on the 13th c
August, transferred $500,000 registete
bonds to his son-in-law.
HAVANA, September 12.-Advices froi
Puerto Principe report that Lieut. Co
Lopez, Riccio and Boorero, with twent]
five insurgents, have surrenderer
Among them aro Covedo, Ferrand<
Ag?ero, Belaneourt, Capte. Fanstini
Cnbilliero and Yacarris.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 12.
Boolh's majority. 5,4.00; Houghton
elected for the 'First District by 2,87
majority; Conghliu and Sargent in ti
Second and Third Districts, by large mi
jorities. In the Senate, with the Liei
tenant-Governor's casting vote, the R
publicans have ono majority. Tl
House stands fifty-one Republican
twenty-two Democrats and one indepei
dent.
For Sale.
THE VACANT LOT. East side of Riohar
son, botween Lady and Gervais nt ree
measuring on Richardson etroet 52 feet
inches, on East lino 57 feet, on tho North a:
South 165 feet. Bounded North by tho lot i
which tbe United States (Nickeraon'a) Ho
stood, on the South by Col. Thomas Dav
This Lot ia regarded as a first rate locati
foi a mercantile house.
J. W. PARKER,
Sept 7 12_Peal Estate Broker
Boarding.
MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI announc
that her establishment, Southwest a
uer of Sumter and Lady streets, is prcpai
to accommodate Boarders, permanent a
transient, where the tastes and comforts
the most fastidious will bo guaranteed.
Sept 5_flm'
Tea.
MWE guarantee to savo cit
usually buying of tho so-cal
?'(treat American Tea Compau
10 por cent , if thoy make like p
mases from us. We have just
c. lvo.i u ia i go lot of TEAS, selected and tr
; carefully before purchasing, to which wo i
the attention of the trade and consumers.
Aug 27_L?RICK A LOWRANCE
Odd Fellows' Academy.
'J??L THE undersigned tako pleas
if/?? in announcing to their pain
*?LU??ra?au? friends, and to tho public
XKMBaBnerallv. that thia Institution '
jTrtgy be re-opened on tho first Mom
.Jar in September next.
Pupilo will be prepared by a thoroi
conrso of training for the South Carolina I
vorsity, or any other institution of learn
in tho country, for mercantile, or any otho
the ordinary pursuits of lifo. Their objoc
to give to the citizens of Columbia a 1
class School," the expenses of which will
at the same timo within roach of all. T
therefore respectfully call attention to tl
reasonable
HATES ol' TUITION:
Academic Department, por mouth,.?
Primary ' " '. '< " .? .
Preparatory ** j' M .!
No pains will be spared to give entire SH
faction. ? J. J. AloOANTS.
August 27 tl3 ,, R. H. CLARKSON.
School Notice.
^--w THE MISSES MARTIN will
>fun sumo tho exerciaoB of their Eel
.-^CRgfeon MONDAY, October 2.
^ifl?p^ji Arrangements having hoop rr
jg??|jp for'forming a Primary Class, a
?BF^ preparatory scholars will bo
oeived.
Musical Department under charge of I
I'LATI.
Classes will be formed in French, Gem
Latin, Drawing and Fanoy Work.
A very limited number of pupils will bi
ceived as hoarders.
For terms, ?fcc., apply at the roeidenc
Rev. WM. MAUTIN, on Blauding etroot.
I August 20,
FINANCIAL* AND ?OMMKHCIAL.
COLUMBIA, S. O., September 12.-SaleB
of cotton to-day 42 bales-middling 18>?.
NEW YORK, September 12-Noon.
Stocks strong and netivo. Governments
fir rn and steady. State bonds dull and
Bteady. Money eaay. Gold dull und
heavy, at 13%. Exchange-long 8^;
short 8%. Flour 5@10o. better. Wheat
l@2o. better. Corn lc. better. Pork
quiet, at 13.75@13.87. Cotton firm
uplands 20%; Orleans 21)^; sales SOO
bales. Freights very firm.
Jj7 P. M.-Cotton firm for shipping I
qualities; low grades weah; sales 1,3981
bales-uplands 21; Orleuns 21%. Flour
-Southern firmer; common to fair extra
6.15?7.00; good to choice 7.05(0,9.00.
Whiskey native, at 9l;?@93. Wheat 3
@4o. better aud in active export de?
mand-red winter Western 1.52@l.5G.
Oom activo and excited-l@2c. higher,
and "in largo export demand, at 70@72.
Rico quiet, at8^@9%. Pork active, at
13.35? 13.37. Lard dull-kettle 9%.
Freights firmer. Sales of cotton to-day
for future delivery 5,150 bales; for Sep?
tember, 19%; October, 19%?19).<; No?
vember, 19 l-16(ctU9>,i; Decembor, 19($
19??; Junuary, 19&@19%; March. 19%,
Mouey easy, at 2@3. Sterling 8,^@8^.
Gold 14@14)ij. Governments declined
K-62B l?ifi. States dull and heavy
Tonnessecs 72)?; new 83. Virginias 03;
new 70. Louisianas G5; now GO; levees
70>?; 8s 83. Alabamas 100; 5s 67.
Georgias 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 43;
new 24. South Carolinas 74; new 57>?.
BALTIMORE, September 12.-Flour
firm and in good demand. Corn steady.
Pork unchanged. Bacon active, with
an advanoiug tendency-shoulders 7J?.
Lard unchanged. Whiskey 93. Cotton
quiet and steady-middling 20}?; re?
ceipts 157 bales; Bales 57; stock 7,000.
CINCINNATI, September 12.-Flour firm.
Corn-demand light, at 52. Provisions
easier and closed dull. Pork sold at
12.50. Lard huid at 9>?. Bacon in de?
mand, nt lower rates-olear rib 7*4; clear
sides 7%. Whiskey in good demand, at
90.
WILMINGTON, September 12.-Cotton
Qrm-middling 19; receipts 50 bales;
sales 50; stock 769.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-Cotton
firm-middling 20.
GALVESTON, September 12.-Cotton
steady-good ordinary 17^; receipts 629
bales; Bales 250; stock 13,189.
MoniLE, September 12.-Cotton quiet
-middling 19K@19J?; receipts 112
bales; sales 50; stock 5,131.
ST. LOUIS, September 12.-Flour held
firmly. Corn higher-sack* 53. Whis?
key easier, nt88K@89. Bagging easier,
at 19(?)19>?. Pork firm, at 13.00@13.25.
Bacon firm-shoulder 7; clear sides 8.
Lard 9??@9>?.
LOUISVILLE, September 12.-Bagging
quiet and steady, at 18@19 on orders.
Flour active and advancing. Corn
scarce, at 55@57. Provisions firm and
in fair order demand. Pork 12.50(0)
13.00. Bacon-shoulders clear
sides 8. Lard 9K@10??. Whiskey
90(n)91.
NEW ORLEANS. September 12.-Flour
firm-sopor 4.J5; double 5.87@G.OO; tre?
ble 6.25 @ 6'50. Pork firmer - mess
14.37. Bacon 7%@9>?; sugar-cured
hams 15)i<@l7. Sugar-fully fair ll;
yellow clarified Louiainna 12{7dl2,J?.
Othero unchanged. Cotton quiet-mid?
dling 19J4; receipts 309 bales; sales 400;
stock 21,219.
NORFOLK, September 12.-Cotton
quiet-low middling 18J?<; receipts 150
bales; stock 534.
SAVANNAH, September 12.-Cotton in
fair dom and and steady-middling 18'^;
receipts 39 bales; etock 9,063.
CHARLESTON, September 12.-Cotton
quiet-middling 18,Wi ; receipts 301 bales;
Bales 35; stock 4,100.
MEMPHIS, September 12.-Cotton firm
and unchanged-middling V.)}?.
BOSTON, September 12.-CottoD qniot
-middling 21^@21$?; receipts 18
bales; sales 300; stock 7,000.
AUGUSTA, September 12.-Cotton quiet
-middling fcl81? ; receipts 160 bales;
sales 100.
LIVERPOOL, September 12-3 P. M.
Cotton opened and continues steady
uplands 9)^; Orleans 9%.
LONDON, Septembor 12-Noon.-Con?
sols 93^. Bonds 93??.
PARIS, September 12.-Rentes 57f.
880.
FRANKFORT, September 12.-Bond?
95?u.
LONDON, Septembor 12-Evoniug.
Consols 93>?@93??. Bonds 93^.
LIVERPOOL, September 12-Evening.
Cotton closed dull and stoady-uplands
9><; Orleans Manchester edvicus
less favorable.
For Sale.
1,000,000 DUH. Parties cnn
hu supplied at reasonable rates by applying to
JuHN E. GYLEH,
Sept 2_ At Hope's store._
The Doctors Recommend Seeders' Beer
TN preference to London Porter and Scotch
L Ale. Why? They know it is unadulterated.
WE ask of buyers an examination of the
c
following goods:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
California Tort Wino.
California Angelica.
California Hock.
California Muscatollo.
O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn.
Suit's, 1850, Rye.
Old Virginia Glades.
Puro Cognac Brandy.
Theso are all standard goods, and wo have
put tho priccB right down to the bottom. Also,
cheap goods of all grades, tho quality and
pricoB of which will certainly please tho buyer
and save him money.
Aug 27 L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
Columbia Agency,
SOUTH CABOLINA RAILBOAO COMPANY,
COLOMBIA, B. C., September 12,1871.
THE O H KAT t?oUTUKUN I'URIOUT LINE, from
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Ballimore, via Charleston, 8. C., in connection
with the Fast Green Line, to all pointa ou Ibo
Gr?onvillo Kailroad and Branche?, Spartan
burgand Union Railroad, Blue Ridge Railroad,
Charlotto, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
Timo by rail unaurpaaaed. Shipments aa
quick au any on record. Freight charges UH
low aH tho lowest published rutes of any com?
peting lino. No delay of froights from any
Northern port to Charleston. Freights by
tho South Carolina Railroad for New York
and all Northern pointa and Liverpool imme?
diately forwarded and promptly delivered.
No extra charge made beyond thu published
raten of tho Great Southern Freight Lino.
Thia is guaranteed. Any and all crrora im?
mediately corrected a? anon as discovered or
mudo known. It ia guaranteed tn every ship?
per that tho quick despatch of freights for?
merly given will bo coutiuued for tho preaent
and for tho future.
CONSIGNEES UY THE ROUTH CATIOUXA ItAILItOAD,
SKITEMUEH 12, 1871.
RI II Berry, Brvan .t McCancr,
F J Brown, W J Duflie,
T J St ll M Gibson, C J HtolDrand,
A Palmor, C F Jackson,
VY McGuirmis, Lori( k .V Lowrance,
J 0 Dial, U Muller,
A Civil, W Gorman,
J A & Hon, . A G Ely,
! EQrd AO, G and ORR,
II ?tclling, F V? Wing,
1.1 Agnew St Son, Fagan Broa,
Waller W St Co, W M Pickett,
Ii il Thompson Sc Co, C L St L Linder,
R D Hints, T D Feaster,
T W T, Furguson Sc Millor,
It St T, W ? Humphries & Bro,
Swandale iV J, J C Alexander,
G W Fletcher, G W Bronson fe On,
J C A, W II Jones,
J W Pouch, S P Boozer .t Co,
Jordau Brou, John C Scegeru,
Bucott St Co, Frank Joyner,
li W Adams, Gen Anderson.
J Alexander, King's Mountain R R,
Kuykendalo A T, [li]
J E amitb, B P Bovd,
J Fagan, Wvlio, it St A,
J M Owing, Ruff fe C.
Gunter ft, J, Merritt fe P,
Merritt ft M, Mre E 1'assalaiguo,
8 li Massey, Jordan St L,
J Wav, J W P Hope,
JO, J & A Oliver,
Childs, J St P, RC Shiver ft Co,
J Goodman Se Son, J H ft M L Kinard,
Fagan Bros, A Palmer,
lit it W C awafficld, H G Ingram,
Borvolin, G A Co, Batesvitlo MTg Co,
T A Hudgms, J T Wiggiugton St Co,
0 C Law, J E Heapo,
K F Fleming, H S Boozer,
Holloway A lt, lt W a Young,
(?uurles, P A Co, Parker ft L,
J B E aloan, J B Litton,
lt .t T, Foeger St U,
J McPherson, C F Westfoldt,
J U Benson A. Son, A P Willingham,
J U Cochran, J .Jordan,
J M Jordan, J E li cape,
\V lt amitb, W F Barr ic Co,
S Blocklief. LA J Linder,
Martin A ll, A M A J J li,
A Nubers, P L Grimes fe Co,
A II Osborn, J L II miler,
C E Franklin, L P W Riser,
J E Caldwell, Copeland fe li.
J A C, J lt A Co,
H H Thompson A Co, a H Jones,
Homar ct; U, Blinke A C,
J P Mickler, J T Ellis,
C E Law, 1) Clarilcy A Co,
A P Boozer, You Si II.
U Cliukacalo, J M Me l'ail,
T W Davis, A li Rhett.
H G Ingram St Co, W A Jennings fe Co,
E L Treiibolm, J B Hedgers.
Lee St W, Barnwell St Co,
J M CaliuB fe Co, W T Wright,
W F Barr ft Cn, M Foot,
D Mower, P Scott,
Mayos ft M, Wright fe C,
J A Chapman, D M,
lt Y Ledvoll, A G Floyd,
U E Converso Sc Co, J T il White,
Twitty Sc Bro, J lt Minter,
PL Grimes A Co, W U Edduy,
Mills ft Co, SR Todd,
Randall Sc B, Cheney Sc B,
J Carter, M K St J P Sullivan,
1 McGrath AB, A J .Stringer,
a Kleckley, P K McCully,
A M Holland, L St T J Linder, !
J M Wilson, J Tavlor St Co,
SB Todd, A I McCaughriu A Co,
Fellers St G, J M Duke.
I Cray ton St L, Smith & II,
M a Stribbling, R a Porcher,
I P L Grimes St Co, T J Ellis,
Trowbridge Sc Co, Wardlaw Sc Co,
Quailes, 1' A Co, J O Hullivan,
VV Z McGheo, J D M Dobbin,
i: B amitb, J A St W U B,
J L Wbito, F G Parks,
W C Klugh, J L White,
J Bailey, B C Hart,
I Norwood, B fe Co, Wilson Sc Co.
JOHN E. MAULEY. Agent,
j J. M. KKLKIBK, General Hu|.criiitemlent G.
S F. L. _^<}t 1:JJL_
Old Virginia Hams.
<3?lii?& 1,001) lbs. Virginia (country-cured)
^rr^Tr IAMS, for sale by
gaSasa sept G_EDWARD HOPE.
Vegetable Blood and Liver Fills.
7'nrt; Bile ! Pure Blood ! Pare Flesh .'
A MUCH needed medicino, in all tropical
J\. climates, is a blood Purifier ami a Liver
itugulator. These PILLS combine the essen?
tial properties of an Invigorntor of tho Liver
and Purifier of tho Blood. Tho largest organ
iu tho body is tho Liver. It is tho yreat
work-shop of tho body. When this important
organ does not act, tho skin becomes sal
I low; sick headache sots in, with chilly sonsa
! tiona; cold hands ami feot; pain in tho head;
bootie fever; gastric disturbance; vomiting; a
fooling of weight in the region ot tho Liver; a
I dry Cough. Among other symptoms of liver
derangement, ate soreness iu th' region of
I tho livor, aereen tho stomach, and below tho
I ribs; oppressed stomach; faco somotimcs
Hushed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at
night; drowsiness aud indolence; nervous
watchfulness at night: melancholy, bino?;
dreams, commonly frightful; chest oppressed
and heavy; darting pains in the abdomen;
I faintness; sighing; difficult and short breath;
I pain in tho chest, about the lungs, commonly
I mistaken for plourisy; shifting pains, like
I those of rheumatism; colics; sometimos a
short, sharp cough, with dryness ot throat;
unpleasant throbbing about tho stomach; ex?
cess of dandruff, and scurfy deposit on the
I skin; falling of the hair; fulnoes aud straitness
nf tho abdomen, with desire to leeson tho
I clothing, nour stomach, with symptoms of
dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrheas; dysen?
tery; fevers; obst i nate constipation; intermit?
tent fovor, or fuver and ague; jaundico; cos?
tiveness and d?arrinoi alternately; expectora?
tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the
morning, often nausea and vomiting; dizzi?
ness; pain in the right shoulder, sometimes
in shoulder-blade; inability to lie on leit sidV;
hiccough; occasionally, pain in left shoulder,
hoaeomibio uso of tho BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent
this painful termination of tho disorder.
. These Pills aro for salo by
EDWARD II. HEINIT8II;
August HO f 'Chemist and Druguit't.
Seegers' Beer ?B Fare.
TT don't contain Coeoculus Indiens Fish
JL berries to mako sleepy or headache.
Alii. READY
AT THE
Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods
HOUSE OF
W. D. LOVE & CO.
WE havo oponed thia season up to tho
present timo 150 packages of Choice
Goods for Fall and Winter, aolccted with
great caro expressly for thia market, bought
direct from drat banda, at much lesa than re?
gular prices. All tho depart incuts aro now
completo.
Wo havo a full lino o? DRESS GOODS, com?
prising all tho nev fabrics, euch as Epang
Unca, Yaluma de Paris, Japanese Silks, Pop
lina, Challioa, Ac, uurivaled for qualities,
atyloa and pricca.
In CARPETS and RUGS, we have eomo of I
the choicest gooda produced this season.
Wo have a big stock of BLANKE I'S, Shawls,
Cloaka, Sacka, Jackets, Cloths, Caasimcrcs,
Twonds, Joana, Linaeya, Chocks, Homespuns
and Prints, which must bo sold to make room
for moro on thc way.
A nico lino of CLOAKING bv the yard.
Our HOSIERY, Glovea and'Moriuo Under?
wear cannot bo excelled anywhere.
Wo keep the beat quality of TABLE DA?
MASK, Napkins, Dojiico, Towels and Linens
in tho H: ate fur tho money-house-keepers
mako a noto of thia.
We havo a nico lino of Ladies' whito ready- |
mado UNDER-CLOTHING, made in tho best
manner, of tine material.
Our Laco and Embroidery Department
always contain tho latest novelties. Ladies'
Fancy Silk Neck-Tiea, in all tho new styles;
Wo sell the best White Bress Shirt in tho eily
for tho money. Wo solicit orders from city
or country, and invite all to inspect our stock,
which will bo shown freoly.
Pleaso remember wo keep only tho best
makoa of Gooda, and havo but ONE PRICE.
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
W. D. LOVE, Main etrcet.
B. ll. McCuEKitv._Bopt R3_
Wines and Liquors.
THE undersigned bog leave to
call the attention of consumers
and wholesale purchasers, to
their assortment of goods in this
.inc, which they aro offering at
prices which defy competitiou. Their stock
consists in part ol
Choice OTARD BRANBIE8,
Domestio and California Brandies,
Choice Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram
Whiekiea,
Common and Rectified Whiskies,
Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malagi
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies,
Barclay, Perkins & Co.'a London Porter,
Yuunger'a Sparkling Alloa Ale,
Angostura bitters, Staughton Bitters.
Champagnes of the following choico brands:
Louis Roedorer, Delmonico, Hiedsoick, Carte
Blanche, Cabinet and California Champagnes.
ALSO,
Old Holland Gin, Wolfe's Schiedam
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc., etc.
Sept 7_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
"CLEAR THE DECKS FOR ACTION,"
ona
SPLENDID STOCK
DRY Hst julinu
BOOTS fsHOES,
TUE
LARGEST IN THE SOUTH !
IS
NOW ARRIVING;.
THE trado of this place must concentrate.
Couauun rs of these gooda must look to
their interest. Our house ia ready, willing
and able to make this tho BEST MARKET IN
THIS SECTION FOR GOODS at onco
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP !
Tho history of all trado is that largo
amounts of gooda aro handled much cheaper
than small amounts. Bu vers, look to vour in?
terest! il. (J. SHIVER & co.
Sept G_
DR. S. P. PANT'S
SUPERIOR
TONIO BITTERS
IB composed of the beat Anti pe?
riodic T?nica known to tho medical
profession. Tho addition of certain
ingredients baa completely dis?
guised the tasto of the Tonic prin?
ciple aa to render it palatable, even
to the moat fastidious.
It augments the energy of tho vital func?
tions, exerting a powerful influence over the
digestive, aerimulati ve, sanguiniferous and
nervous systems.
It provea salutary in tho debility conse?
quent upon all malarious diaeases, violent
Xidily or mental exertion, in weakness of tho
constitution of both sexes, in nervous vertigo,
lead-acho, tic-doloreux, and many local
pains, dependent on deficient eneigyin the
nervous system. It also possessen laxative
and alterative properties, and will remove al)
biliousness from thu stomach, iucrearo the
appel ito, and invigorate the whole H \ si em.
Prepared only by 8. F. FANT,
Newberry, S. C.
For Bale at W. C. FISHER'S
Now Prug Store,
Opposite Columbia Hotel,
August t) (lino Columbia. S. C.
FAESH
TURNIP SEED!
J^UTA BAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
REB TOP,
FLAT DUTCn,
For Balo by W. 0. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Joly 20 3mo Opposito Colombia Hotel.
Fall Turnip Seed.
TIIORBURN'S Green Globe, Red Top, large
White Norfolk, Yellow Stono, and Ruta
Baga, fresh, and for salo by
August a_EDWARD HOPE.
THE MORRIS COTTON GIN
UAH DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND is warranted to do it again. For full
particulars, relative to thoae maohiuos,
address E. MORRIS,
Juno 18 3mo_Columbia. S. C.
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it givoB strougth *nd improves
their health._March ll
Porter and Ale.
OX CASKS Barclay, Perkins A Co.'s LON
DON PORTER, and George Youug<T
A Son's Sparkling Allon ALE, on hand and
for aale low by JOHN AGNEW A SON.
COUNTY < 'I.AIMS ANO JtlllY CBIITI>
K1CATKU bom/Lt bv
Feb 5 D. G?MBRILL, Broker.
THE RELIABLE
CLOTHING
AND
HAT HOUSE
ul
R, & W. C. SWAFF1ELD
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
tho largest and choicest stock
of READY-MADE CLOTH?
ING, HATH and FUUNISH
ING GO 'D8, that thoy have ever
offered to tho public, and omhracing every
Hizn made. AB we intend to do a larger trade
than we have heretofore done, we will be en?
abled to sell at a SMALLER PROFIT than
wo havo heretoforo done.
Our French stylos of
CASSIMERES ABD VESTINGS
Aro acknowledged by all to be tho choicest
selection of Goods ever seen in this market.
Our stylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will
bo superior to anything wo havo heretofore
attempted.
Our stock of SHIRTS, 8CARF8 and UN?
DERWEAR need but to be seen to be appre?
ciated.
HATS-wo have all tho latest styles.
Wo are still making to order those porfect
attiug SHIRTS.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD.
J9ST Country merchants supplied as cheap
SB any houao South of New York. 8ept 10
State of Sooth Carolina-Richland Co.
COURT OF COMMON FLEAS.
Mrs. Sarah J. Harri?, Plaintiff, attainst James
G. Gibbes. D?tendant.
To TUB DEFENDANT, JAMES G. GIBBES:
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action,
ol which a copy is herewith served upon you,
and to eorve a copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber, at bia ofllco,
in the city of Columbia, in tho aaid State and
I County, within twenty days after tho service
hereof, exclusive o' tho day of such Bervice;
and if yon fail to answer tho complaint within
tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff in thia action
will apply to tho Court for the roliof demanded
in tho complaint.
JAMES D. TRADEWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at Columbia, 8. G., August IC, 1871.
To TUE DEFENBANT, JAMES G. GIBBES:
Take notice that the eummonain this action,
of which the foregoing ia a copy, was filed in
tho o flies of tho Clsrk of the Court of Common
Pleas, at Columbia, in the County of Rich?
land, in the State of South Carolina, on the
lGth day of August, 1871.
JAMES D. TRADEWELL,
Plaintiff'H Attorney.
COLOMBIA, 8. C., Auguat 23, 1671.
An g ii at 23_wfl2
FIRST DELIVERY
OF
FALL GOODS.
We open this day a
nice line of early
Fall Prints,
Domestics,
Dry Goods,
Gloves, v ^ *
Men's Goods,
and Underwear,
of which we invite an
inspection.
PORTER & STEELE.
August 30_
Rose's Hotel.
IN view of tho influx of vi?
sitors to Columbia, occasioned
by the prevalence of the yel?
low fever iii Charleston, the
proprietor ut ROSE'S HOTEL has conoludod
lo re-open his eBtabliBbnu-nt for tho accom?
modation of the publio at once, and therefore,
withdraws tho proposals he has heretofore
made for ita sato or lease.
Tho Hotel will henceforward be conducted
as a first class houso of entertainment, and
special providion will bo made for the comfort
and convenience of families.
Carriages and an Omnibus will be found at
every arriving iraiu. W. E. ROSE.
August 30_
f NEWS.
THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE"
has just returned from New York with a neat
assortment of
Choice Goods.
Cheapest yet of tho season. Call and see, at
July 27 Om f. JACKSON'S, Main St.
CLOTHING HOUSE
OF
CHILDS & WILEY,
COLUMBIA, S. O.
WE havo marked down all of our large
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to
such low figures that tho prico comes within
roach of all that wish a good Atting garment,
made in tho latest style and by tho best mak?
ers in Now York. We are tho only house that
sell All Linen Drawers at tl.CO. We aro tho
only house that have tho imported See-Sucker
Calcutta Suit?, wari anted genuino. An in?
spection of our largo stock will settle tho
mind of any ono that money is m ado by buy?
ing from us. Thirty-two inch bole Leather
\ Trunks, only a few left, at $20. Juno 23