The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 26, 1871, Image 3
?.oreian Affaira? , ,.
NOON :DESPATOHESO
t \
THIERS APPREHENDS VIOLENCE-PARIS NOT
' YET EVACUATED-FEARFUL LOSS OP IAT??
. AT BEA-SPANISH REINFORCEMENTS
DUKE ALEXIS EN BOUTE TO ' AMERICA, AO.
LONHONV September 25.-A Versailles
epeoial to tho Standard says Tbieru ap
prebends danger. He bas bis apartments
guarded. . .
PABIS,, Septjewbtt 25.-The Govern?
ment hos no' intention of raising tbe
siege of Paris', while, the Assembly is
in vacation.
.LONDON, September 25.-A steamer
was wreaked off tbe ooast of ludia. 138
natives were lost. ;
4",OOO additional* Spanish troops will
bo sent to Cuba by the 1st of October.
The Bussian squadron hus departed.
It should reaoh New York about the 8th
of October..
M lu.
American Intelligence.
-NOON DESPATCHES.
TEXANS ' TAX-PAYERS' OpNVENTION-DE
.' BTRUOT1 VE ' FIRE IN HOUSTON-LIB ER Ali
BEQUESTS-GEORGIA FINANCIAL TROU
! BIiES-ABORTIONIST - CONVICTED-AGRI
' CULTURAPj BEPORTS-TRCUjcrjE AMONO
' THE MORMONS-NO CHANGE FOR BUTLER
, --THU, CUBAN ikSUBREOTION SUPPRESSED
-YELLOW FEVER AIJONO THE MISSISSEP
Pl-THE BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL CON?
VENTION--EDITORIAL . j RETIREMENT-|
TRIALS AT HALEIOn, N. O., AC, AC.
SAN . FRANCISCO, ] Bop to m bor 21.-r-The
captain of the ship Bogota, from Liver?
pool, reports on July ld, when running
through the Strait? of LeMaria, saw the
American ensign floating, union down,
front' 'tho ' summit' of a snow-capped
mountain; Stood In and took! off the
captain and twenty-two men and officers
of the American ship Italia, wreoked on
Terre del Fuego," on July IO, and brought
them here. ' The- Italia was from Bio
Janupro,-for Valparaiso/ News was re?
ceived tbrnight ?of the: total loss of tho
schooner Mary A. Beid," of San Francis?
co, on ' Cape Lo put ka, Ka m s ob alka,
where 'slip, was, taking ont the bargo of
the* wrecked baric Cataline. The crew
wero saved.1
The total ' lons by'tho fire at Pioche,
Nevada; ria'estimated at $600.000. There
is a large* in?rqasevin the number of per?
sons injured by the- disaster.. The con?
victs who esoapod from the Nevada State
Srisqn aro .scattered throughout the*
ierra Nevada Mountains, and aro mak?
ing their way -toward California. It is
believed they have murdered-au express
rider, John Wellington, as ?his garments
have been found covered "with* blood.
There are several bodies of armed mon
in hot pursuit of the fugitives. .
GALVESTON, September 23,-The Go?
vernor assumes the control of the.oity,
State and special police during the rail?
road- eleotiou in this oity, and orders the
chief of police to report to registrar for
orders.. The election HO far has pro?
ceeded quietly and orderly.
The:Tax-Payera' Convention is in ses?
sion at'Austin, Texas. Governor E. M.
Pease is Pr?sident, and ninety-five
Counties are represented. A resolution
has been passed that a committee be
appointed to wait on the Governor and
ask his co-operation with the convention,
for the purpose of reducing taxation.
Another resolution was. passed that no
candidato.bo supported litany election
who will not pledge himself to retrench?
ment and reform. They were referred
to the Business Committee.
A fire, at Houston, Texas, this A. M
corner of Travis and Preston streets, de?
stroyed six stores and one; residence.
MoBt of the business men are insured.
WASHINGTON, September 23.-Bout
well ord?rs supervising inspectors of
steamboats to re-conve?o October 4. It
is claimed they did their wor^ bad ly last
session. Stringent regulations regard?
ing boilers and hulls will bo engrafted
in a Barios of new rules.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Tho com?
mittee of seventy have issued n long, ad- j
dress. "While disavowing partisanship,
they urge, tho bettor class to vote. They
sny at least one-third of tho best classes
of people are habitually absent from the
polls, and that tho desire for sudden
wealth }ms dragged both parties from
the high principles that gave them origin.
Boon ESTER, September 23.-Mr. A.
Champion", worth ?70,000,000, bequeath-1
ed half to a Biblo society, not under tho
control . of Baptists, and half to the '
Presbyterian Foreign Missions Society.
; ATLANTA, September 23.-On account j
bf the prolonged absonco of the Govern?
or of Georgia for nearly three months,
the Stato Troasurer gives notico that ho
will pay no warrants on tho Treasury
without a resident Governor to approve 1
them, except on the civil establishment
and special appropriations, where tho
law specifies the amount.
NEW YORK, September 23.-Dr. Perry
was convicted of oausing the death of
Emily A. Post, by procuring an abor?
tion, and sentenced to two years' impri?
sonment,
WASHINGTON; September 24.-The
agricultural report gives: Corn-favora?
ble reports.continue, except in the Ohio
Talley. Wheat-returns are less favora?
ble; 'counting 100 as tho avorage, condi?
tion stands SB follows: Virginia, 70;
North Carolina, 59; Booth Carolina, 53;
Georgia, 52; Alabama, G5; Mississippi,
94; Texas, 84; Arkansas, 70; TonneBBoe,
70; Wost Virginia, 04. Tho abovo is tho
average for New Hampshire, Massachu?
setts, New York, Ponusylvania, Mary?
land, Michigan. Tho nggrogato do
' crease is ton'per cont., which is partially
offset by tho increased area. * Barley is
generally reported below tho avorugo,
.New York, Ohio, Iudiaua and Wisconsin
showing tho best. Buckwheat is below
tho averago ten per cont. Bye nearly
an average, tho heaviest depreciation
hoing in Now York. Hay reduced in
quantity; but butter in quality; Georgia
and Arkuusas aro abovo tho average.
Potatoes are about nt an average; sweet
potatoes-full between Newt York and
Virginia, but below tho averago in tho
.Southern States, Thirty per cent, on
the average product of sogar moy be
6TT*B0"ted. ~ \
VCBSOIB pnjling uoaat?wiso betwoen New
Orleans, Hey Weit rind Baltimore, and
touching at Havana, are required to
navigate udder a register, to enter ?
clearance, clear, and to pay tonago tax.
Vessels carrying combustibles need not
carry flaming torches, but may uso globe
lights instead, which must bo kept con?
stantly in motion.
OMAHA, Soptember 24.- It will require
au offioial count to decide tho vote on
the new constitution.
CnioAao, Septomber 24.-Tho Grand
Lodge of Odd Ftdlows h?a adjourned
sinn elie.
ST. Louis, Soptember 24.-Luoy boat
tho Mountain Maid in three straight
heats-time 2.32>?, 2.31^. 2.31%.
BAXIE LAKE, September 23.-The grand
jury adjourned to Tuesday. Humors of
iud i ot me ii ts against > high Mormons con?
tinue. Squads aro drilling at night,
supposed to bo Mormons. It is gene?
rally thought a crisis is at hand. Gold
and silver mines aro increased in pro?
ductiveness. There is much excitement.
CHARLESTON, September 24.-The
Board of Health report four fever deathB
for tho twenty-four boura ending Satur
daynoon, and five deaths for the twen?
ty-four hours ouding at noon, to-day.
Tho deaths during the part week from
yellow fever amount to twenty-six.
SPRINGFIELD, Septomber 25.-Butler's
gains in the towns are moro than offset
in the rural districts. The present count
gives Butler 357; anti 524. Butler's no?
mination is.impossible. i
ST. LODIS, Soptember 25.-Ex-Gov.
Robert M. Sheward is dead.
NEW YOUK, September 25.-There
were four homicides to-day.
ST. PAUL, MINN., September 26.-The
Indians have driven off surveying parties
from the North Pacific Railroad.
The Herald special from Havana sayt
the Eastern part of the island, which
comprised the insurrectionary district,
has been completely pacified. The prin
cipal leaders, with their followers, have
surrendered or been captured. A pro
clamation hythe Oaptniu-Gonornldeclar
ing the insurrection at an end will short
ly appear.
WASHINGTON, September 25.-Col
Thomas G. Sims, appointed postumste
of Atlanta, Ga., by Andrew Johnson
against whom the Post Office Depart
ment alleged a defalcation of $23,000
was honorably acquitted by a Unite?
States jury, J ridge Erskine presiding
Ackerman aided in the prosecution. I
was shown to the jury that money wa
spent for legitimate post office purposes
Samuel M. Carpenter, a journalist
died in St. Paul, Minnesota, aged thirty
ono.
NATCHEZ, MISS., Soptember 25.-Twer
ty cases and eleven deaths from yclkr
fever have been reported to the Board c
Health sine? it originated. One deat
and two cases to-day. Eight cases r<
ported thiB afternoon at Vidalia, La
opposite Natchez.
VioKsncno, Miss., September 25.
The yellow fever has appeared ben
Five deaths in tho last twcuty-foi:
hours; several now cases to-day.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
CHARLESTON, .September 25.-Arrive
-steamers Virginia, Philadelphia; Mai
hnttuu, New York. Sailed-steam?
James Adger, New York; schooner V
L. Bradley, Boston.
Five fever deaths in tho last tweut;
four hours.
. JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI, September 2i
The Supreme Oourt, to-day, rondcrud
decision in the State printing case. Tl
Court-bolus that under the statute u v
caney to bo filled by tho Govoruor mu
occur during a recosa of tho Legislatur
A vacancy occurred in this case durit
the sitting of the Legislature, nud w:
tilled by tho Governor appointing Kit
balli Raymond & Co.; hence, tho a
poiutmout was invalid. They b?con
officers de facto, because no obj ec tic
was raised to their performing the. wor
Tho office is now vacant. In such cns
tho Secretary of Statu lins authority
let the State work ou contract, ou tl
most advantageoti3 terms offered.
WASHINGTON, Soptember 25.-Ho
James E. Harvey retires from tho !
triol, on account of ill heallb. Geuei
N. L. Jeffries hus? purchased Hai ve;
interest. There will bo no chango
tho tone or general management of t
paper.
Probabilities-Cloudiness will prol
bly extend very generally on Tuosd
along tho entire Atlantic coast und.
tho lower lakes, with light ruins in soi
localities, including Virginia and Li
Erie; risiug barometer, with clenri
weather and falling temperature, fr
Michigan and Lako Superior Westwi
and Southward to tho Gulf. No prod
Hons have been issued from tho sig
office rcspeoting the so-called tidal wa
nor is any such wavo anticipated.
NEW YORK, Soptombor 25.-Tho (
vernment took 3,000,000 of bonds, ru
ing from 112 90-100 to 113 20-100.
MisB Julia W. Doolittle died in a d
tint's chair, from chloroform. Only f
drachms weregiveu, by nu oldpbysici
at tho lady's request, and against the
vice of tho dentist.
MILWAUKEE, September 25. -r.
schooner Hurd foundered nour So
Mainton. Tho captain was saved.
BALTIMORE, Soptomber 25.-John
Garrett called tho Commercial Con*,
ti on to order. A variety of excursi
and festivities have been nrrangad. '.
steamboats have boen placed at tho
posai of tho committee, and I he frcei
of tho Western Un iou Telegraph
been tendered tho Convention. Tho
lowing is tho order of business: 1. C
neclion of Virginia'cities with tho g
Weld; 2. Education; 3. Central linc
water communication between tho N
and South; 4. Development of gold
silver mines; 5. Enlargement of ea
tor steam; (!. Reciprocal trude with
nuda, Brazil and South American Sti
7. Water comm ii II icatiou from tho
sissippi to tho Rio Grande; 8. Go*i
meut lands; 9. Water lino from tho
j sissippi to Ibo Atlantic; 10. Haili
generallyjJL?, Departmentof opmmprce?
I!3/'Amenoan"lDBV?gat'i?n'" i?l?rei?F8;'rTor.
P^vendejre?ortojj l? jlinnaftnity, for -pjrj-;
vate prop or ty dca trove J at sea ia timo of
war; 15. Dlreat trade'between tba South?
ern ports and Europe; 16. River naviga?
tion; 17, Lov?es and obstructions of the
mouth of the Mississippi; 18. Finance
and taxation; 19. Freight und passenger
rates; 20. Abolition of commercial tra?
velers'license;'21. Improvement of Boa
coast harbors; 22. Ample rnilronds'from
Ohio to the central South; 23. Tures aud
short weights; 2i. Immigration; 25. lie
funding cotton tax; 26. Chesapeake aud
D?lawuro ship oaual. Tho appointment
of committees is proceeding.
Mrs. Wharton's caso WUB called, but
wa3 postponed, the doctors certify i ug
that ia her nervous condition, a trial
would endanger her lifo.
RALEIGII, N. C., September 25.-Tho
Circuit Court has boen engaged since
Saturday ia tho trial of the United Stntcs
against Amos Oweus und about thirty
others, for whipping ono Aaron Biggor
stafT, somo time in April last, at a piuco
called Grassy Branch, Cleveland County,
on account of his politics. Ono of Big
gerstafT'8 own brothers is among the de?
fendants. There ia a good deal of con?
flict in the testimony of tho p'roscoutior,
Biggerstaff swearing to tho identity of
men before the oourt who he sworo be?
fore the first Magistrate that ho did not
recognize on tho night the party assault
ed him. The testimony of himself and
daughter is greatly at variance. At this
hour, (7 P. M.,) the examination of wit
nesses for the defence is progressing. It
is rumored here that tho Uuitod States
District Attorney Starbuck is to be rb
moved. Distriet Judgo Brooks has boen
compelled to return homo on account of
illness. J nd go Bond now presides alone
FINANCIAL AND <<Oni.I11KK.CJlA I..
COLUMBIA, S. C., September 25.
Sales of cotton to-day 25 bulos-mid
diing 17%c. ;
NEW YOKE, September 24.-The cot?
ton movement for tho week shows a
large increase in receipts, whilo exports
aro considerably below those o? last
week, and same week last year. Receipts
ut all ports 20,GU? bales, against 12,561*
last week, 9,137 the previous" week, aud
7,579 three weeks since. . Total receipts
since September 42,464 bales, ngainst
68,464 for tho corresponding period tho
previous year; decrease 26,600. Exports
from all ports for the week 4,283 bales,
against 7,755 for tho samo week last year.
Total exports for tho expired portiou of
tho cotton year 29,920 bales, against
19,626 for thu same timo lust year.
Stock at all ports 83,334 bulen, against
72,426 for tho same time last year. Stock
at interior towns 12,304 bules, against
16,684 samo timo laHt your. Stock in
Liverpool 467.0UO bales, against 4S7.000
last year. American cotton nflout for
Great Britain 58,000 halos, against 25,000
last year. lud?an cotton afloat for Eu
ropo is 715,614 bulos, against 432,467
last year. Tho weather South bas beeu
irregular, ia tho early part of tho week
beiug dry in some sections und rainy in
others, but toward the close there was a
marked improvement; iu many sections
picking operations wera progressing ra?
pidly; exceptional complaints of enter
pillars aud rotting bolls not fully ma?
tured; nothing said about anny worms;
it is possible the plant will escape this
scourge
NEW YORK, September 25-Noon.
Sales of cotton for futuro delivery on
Saturday night, 14,400 bales-September
19>u@19M; October 18 15-lG($lUJi,; No
vember ??@19)fji December 19@19*?; 1
January 19J.?; Februarv 19J,<(?>19 9-16; J
March 19??(?)19J? ; April 2i)Jy. Stock?
strong aud Governments strong and
dull. State bonds dull and heavy but
firm. Gold dull, at 1-4JJ. Exchange
long 108^b ; short lO'.ljV. Flour n shade
firmor. Wheat lo. higher. Corn firm?
ar. Pork dull, tit 13.55?13.60. Cotton
linn-uplands 19?.,'; Orleans 20}^; sales
?J0O bales. Freights firm.
7 P. M.-Monoy 0(<??7. Exchange
weak-ottered from second bunds at 8 l.
CS old heavy, at 14;^(?U4;^. Govern
meats very firm-62s 15-5J. States dull
und rather heavy-Tennessee* Tl^'; new
71?.i- Yirgiuius 61J.','; new 67. Lou ?si
unas 65; now ?S ; levees 71); S.s 82. Ala
humas 100; 5s 67. Georgias 82; 7s 90.
Kurth Carolinas 40; new 23. Soil th Ca?
rolinas 75; uow 54J.j. Cotton quiet but
weak; wiles 2,209 halos-uplands V)% ;
Orleans 20}(?: Flour a shade firmer
commua to fair extra G.40@7.l6; good
to choioo 7.15(39.00. Whiskey U6(r?97.
Whoat 2{V?!c. higher and in activo ex?
port demand-winter red Western 1.55
[n)1.57. Com unchanged. Rico 8J.<@
DJ.<. Pork firmer, at 13.62(/'r.l3..75.
Lard activo-kettle 10(o>10J,i. Freights
firm. Sales of cotton to-day for futuro
delivery 11,600 bales-for Soptombor
19>?@19.??; October 19 1-1C@19^; No?
vember 19 3-16@l9>,Y; December 19 3-16
@19>^; January 19;1?; February 19 9-16
(a)19>J; March 19&(#19%; April 20. .
CINCINNATI, September 25. - Pork
firm, at 12.75. Flour advanced-family
(1.25(2)6.30. Corn ia fair demand. Lard
I2J4. Bacoa quiet-shoulders l}.iQ}?%\
clear sides Whiskey buoyant, ut 91.
LOUISVILLE, September 25.-Provi?
sions activo-shoulders 73i; clear sides
S->?. Pork 13.0()(o) 13.50/ Whiskey 92.
Bagging quiet and firm.
WILMINGTON, September 25.-Cotton
quiet-middling 18.1 .?; receipts 1,235
bales; sales 179; stock" 1,191.
PuiLADELrillA, September 25.--Cottou
firm-middling 19^.
MEMPHIS, September 25.--Cotton
firm--middling 18) j.
BOSTON, September 25.-Cotton dull
middling 2?j.? ; receipts 330 bales; sales
250; stock 5,0J0.
MOWLE, September 25.-Colton firm
-middling 19'.,'; receipts 304 baies;
sales 300; stock ii,:, ',...
NEW OKIJ?ANS, : plomber 25.-Colton
quiet-middling *9%i$20; receipts 1,852
bales; sales 300; stock 19,276. Pork
linn, ul 14.50. Bacon S'atjoOJ.j ; sugar
cured hams 18J.i(?U9. Flour firmer
.superfino 5.52(a;5.li2; double G.62@6.75
85. Lard firmer-tierce 10?<??1Q3?: keel
jt QHA^?OTQN, September'25.-r-?ott?n ?
Arm-middling 18%; recoipts 1,242
bules; sales 200; stock G 970.
SAVANNAH, September 25.-Cotton
st ' .dy and in fair demand-middling
17%@18; receipts 827 bales; sales 75;
st'oo~ -,109.
GALVESTON, Soptoraber 25.-Cotton
firm-good ordinary 16%; recoipts 1,359
bales; sales 200; stock 14,965.
AuajSTA, September 25.-Cotton
quiot-middling 17%; roooipts250 bales;
sales 206.
BRUSSELS, September 25.-The bank
rite linn been raised to five per cont.
LONDON, Septembor 25-Noon.
Consols 92%. Bonds 93*^.
FRANKFORT, September 25.-Bonds
94%.
PARIS, Septembor 25.-Rentes 58J<<f.
T -VERPOOL, Septomber 25-3 P. M."
Cotton opened steady-uplands 9%; Or?
leans 9%.
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Evening.
Cotton closed Bteady-uplands 9j^(5)9)? ;
Orleans 9%@9%.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat Bteady.
Corn firm. Pork 14.50. Bacon active
shoulders 8. Whiskey 95. Cotton firm
-middling T9>?@19%; receipts 300
bales; sales 145; stock 1,425.
NORFOLK, September 25.-Cotton
quiot-middling 18%; recoipts 1,168
bales; salea 50; stock 3,092.
GOODMAN'S
Clothing Bazaar
Grand Opening
oi
Fn.ll anti Winter
CLOTHING, HATS
Mntdl profits,
elsewhere.
Hopi 2?
Furnishing Goods.
EMBRACING all tho
novel tien of th
season. Wo desiru t_
call tho Attention of the
palillo to our LARGE
STOCK, which for quan?
tity, stylo and variety
cannot ho eurpaHeed in
the city-every article
heilig of custom niako
ami especially adapted
to tine climate. We In?
tend to keep up with
the tiroes in catering"to
tho tastos of our cus?
tomers, and nhill),
heretofore, apply our
?clyiis strictly to tho old
adago, "Quick aalen and
Try us bo foro purchasing
GOODMAN A SON,
Main street.
SELTZER
Never Nmtsente u. Weale Stomacli.
Tho condition of a weak stomach was never
. ot improved hy cathartic drugs. They hiero
y increado tim irritation,'which it ?3 all-ini
Tortant to allay. Thereila ho preparation in
.'xistonco which so quickly and certainly re?
leves nausea as
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT.
its immediate effect is to toot he and refresh
Ito nneusy organ, lt arre?is vomiting or thc
Imposition to vomit, nt once, and carries otl"
vithout pain, through tho intestines, the
iiorhid inietic matt, r which lathe provoca?
ive ol iia?so?". A do?n of tho Aperient will
ilways cUvctually "teltlc the stomach" alter
i night's dis.-; pal ?en.
.SO 1.1) BY ALL DUUGGIHTS. Sept 2fi ir,
The Ladies Know Best'.
rilK CltOWDS Tit AT DAILY VISIT TIIK eprULAlt
ASO Low-eiti?EO ouv u?on-i uo?si: o?
W . D. LOVE & C? .,
tl?l,LY demonstrate that; their tasto
1 making selections (or this market, beth
ii style.-* and quality, cannot he excelled._
Wo daily heat huhes say that oar :.a-r.rt
neut ot Dress Goods is Un: heit in. town. Wi
nteiid lo keep it so through ihn season, il'
noney and em rgy can do it.
AU the other departments aro well supplied
vith the host makes ot goods in the market.
)iir Dress Goods eoriipriso all the new fa?
iries ^ holli loreign and domestic, including
mr Compass brand of Dl.ACK ALPACA,
I,nihle-faced, decidedly tho cheapest and best
llp?ca in thu Slate, having hot ll sides alike.
Uhr pat terns in CARPETS, and HUGS are
dioica, lilankels, Shawl?, Cloaks, Sacks and
hickings, we have a big line.
Our stock of Conds for men's wear is very
till, including all makes of goods.
ilousc-keopei-H will save money hy examining
>ur stock of flouse-keeping Goods. Wo only
tuen the host makes and hell nt low prices.
A nico linoof ladies' Whito Underwear, made
ii tho host manner, of lino material.
Our Lace and Embroidery Departmont al
vayB contain tho newest novelties.
Our lino of Fancy Coode is ni ways completo.
Yo sell tho best WHITE DRESS SKIRT in
ho State for tho money, as well as Alexander
md Qourvoisier KIDS, whi.:h need no -recoin
nondation.
Grault.ovillo Iloniespuna aid I'endlelon
'ams ttl the trade at factory prices.
We solicit orders from city or country, and
nvito all lo inspect our attractive Stock,
rhich our polite and attentive salesmen will
ihow freely.
Wc keep nilly the best makes of goods, and
?.wo but ono price. Samples sent hy mail.
WM. D. LOY H A- CO..
Columbia Hotel building. Main Birn.pt.
W. D. Levi:. lt. lt. Mci "nu HY.
MSW 'GOODS I
a HAYING just rot urned I roi? Nev. York
Si* whore I hnidf; inv pinehases, I ii in pro
?A d;?:tie,l to HIIOW om; ol'tho MOSTOIIOIOJ
? '?? ind .-w-li.j.e i'
? TOCK OF ???DS
or Gentlemen's wear ever ottered i:i this mai
tel. My .-.tock embraces Fr? nell,, I'.nglish an
Mootch Caasiiiii-ri.-?, Cloths and \ estiugs, lin
i Inti supply ol' Guilts' i'lirui-hing Goods n<
nerally. i have abo a very largo flock of th
..debra I cd "Star Shins." A oharcoi patrol
:iee is loApucithlly stlicilt-d.
Se?,t 17 J._Fj I : I.S KN M \NN.
Tho ra fil? ?'->r Tempor?neo Hall, Ac, w
positively take place on thc Ipili Noveinbir.
-HHHifflflHHHir- -
.. i ?., .< !'ji!.?il .".) tnv? uiii.tlt?o?? :utT
GRAND QPENXNG
OF OUR
HILLIM1? DEPMTM'T
?tu'ir?\ Uv. ti: i ' '.'?.
AT IO A. M.r
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,
WHEN wo will diaplay a largo and'varied
assortment of imported', . ,
?ATS, BONNETS, TUBB.4NS, SC.,
With a magnificent lino of
FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
And ovorything appertaining to a firat ciaba
Parisian MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
R. C. 8H1VEB. DAVID *JOHE8.
Sept 24_
State of South Carolina-Richland Co.
COU JIT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Janies ri. Gibbes, aa Administrator of Gabriel
lt. Starling, Plaintiff, againBt Charles Bur
rowB, Defendant.-Summons.
To TUE DEFENDANT, CHAKI,KH BORHOWS:
YOU aro heroby summoned and required to
auBWor the complaint in thin action,
ot which a copy is herewith served npon yon,
and to Herve a copy of your answer to tho said
complaint on the subscribers, at their outee,
Columbia, South Carolina, within twenty days
aftor the Berrico hereof, exclubivo of tho day
of auch service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs in this aotion will apply to the Court
for tho rolicf demanded in this complaint.
CABROLL, MELTON <t JAN NEY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Columbia, S. C., August ll, 1871.
To TUE DEFENOANT, CiiAnLES Buanows:
Tn ko ii ot ico that the mun inonu in this action,
of which tho foregoing is a copy, was filed in
thu otlico of tho Clerk uf the Court of Common
Pleat), at Columbia, in the County of Rich?
land, in tho State of South Carolina, on the
21ut day ol Auguut, 1871.
CARROLL, MELTON A: JANNEY,
Plaintiff!} Attorneys.
COI.UMIUA, H. C., August 21, 1871.
Auguxt 22 tu6
GOSSIP!
NOT to ho behind our neighbors, to say
notliiiif; of our being emulous to aur
pauB them, wo beg to offer for inspection and
purchase ono of tho best stocka ever ahown
in our line in any market; ovory effort energy
and enterprise can auggeat, every advautage
capital and experience ?fiord ua, aro used
Holuly for tho purpoao of furbishing the UEbT
good? at loweat possible priced.
Also, need scarcely add, that all onrweighta
aro standard-16J oz. to thc pound, if any in
dueemout.
FLOUR.
Well, that FLOUR is juut aa good aa any
man's Flour-sold perhaps lower, and weighs
au iiHUal I'M pound.-? to tho bari cl.
CUFPF.ES.
Stock full, hong lit before rino in price and
advance in g'dd-full weight guai&ntccd, at
Old pneus.
SVG A US.
All gradea direct from Refineries-eold at
Iced than cost tor couran everybody (looa it)
aud no cheating about weight* either.
LIQUORS.
These aro pure domestic and imported, and
?old m ind lui of Uncle Ham's commandment,
"Thou shalt uot water thy ardent BpiritH
without a npeeial license." Wo havo no apo?
dal license.
New Goods constantly arriving. Tleaso
call and examine. G KO. S Y MME RB.
Sept 13;! _ _
"Motte's Victoria Tonic Bitters."
ESTIUELY VEGETABLE.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever,
Bilious Diseases, General Debility,
and alt Impurities cf the Blood.
mn ESE BITTERS havo now firmly oata
JL b'ished themaolvca in tho favor of tho
public and the medical profession. Prepared
from purely vegetable ingredients of nek no w
ledgod eflioicy, their unrivaled and highly
tonie, stimulating and prophylactic qualities
peculiarly adapt them to all catea of General
Debility, Nervous Prostration of thu Sya
toni, A c.
An an excitant of tho appelito and a whole*
ah mn aid Iii tho nrocetHnof digestion, they
?ill ho found Ho no very e-fllcauioua, while
their peculiar medical proporti?a reader them
of unequaled value to those a?bj?ct to Chilla
und Fyv?r, Congestion, and other miasmatic
diseases.
Thcau Ihllerd will ho fount) moat wonder?
fully honeilcial in all caeca of Debility and Ir?
regularities of Females. Wheresoever i ii tr o
ilueed, they become a utnndard article-a
medicinal staple. Unlike tho many uoxioua
sliin?hiut? adve rtised, they brace aud fortify
Hui system without exciting nnduo cerebral
nutioii. They aro without doubt tho beet to?
nic and constitutional ro?ovst?r ever offered
to th- public. MOTTE A TARRANT,
Manufacturera and Hole Prooriotorp,
Newberry, S. C.
Sold hv E. II. IIKIN'ITBU, Columbia, t?. C.
Sept lil _. Tmo
Tho Best in the Market!
IHAVE just returned troin New York with
the tinc'st stock in tho market, embracing
WATCHES of all grades, J IS WEL1IV crail
dylca, Silver and Plated Wiro of the moat
modem patterns-beautiful in dcaign, dura
Ido, cheap and warranted to suit.
My atocle include? everything to bo found Iii
lin; New York mai hot, and I do not intend tn
l>o under-Hold. Call and examine for your
iM'lv a. Attentive clerks will gladly ?how you
I lie lines) assortment of articled above named,
?ind of Kim*-*;,Lockets, .Shrove Buttons, breast
Pin-; in fact; everything needed i r to bc
lound in a first class j. ir?? ry id or?.
ISAAC SULZHA0I1E?;
Sept ll U n ? 1 e >. ( '<> I ii n 11 ) i a lt o t el.
Tho rnfilo for Toniyeraiioe Hall, Ac. will
p iailivoly take place on the Ililli November.
Secure tickets iii tho Columbia Cu-opera?
tivo Building Association,
J FcWoIofate of SffArtgage. [ J
i D. C. FEIXCKTTO & BON, Auctioneers.'
BY virtue of tho power daly conferred on
tho OiUzeoB' B&vingu Bank, of Columbia,
by A. H. Monteith and John Irwin, to foreclose
mortgages for tho purpose of satisfying their
dobt, thu Citizens' Savings Bank will proceed
to sell, at public auction, before tbs Court
Houeo, In Columbia, on tho PIB8T MONDAY
in October next, all and singular tho mort?
gaged premiaos hereinafter described, to wit:
All that lot or parcel of LAND, situated in
the city of Colnmbia, South Carolina, and
boundod on tho North by Divino street, East
hy Assembly stroet, South by Blossom street,
and Wost by Catos Btrpet; containing four
acres, moro or less, mortgaged as the proper?
ty of John Irwin.
ALSO,
All that lot or parcel of Land, situated in
the city of Columbia, South Carolina, bound?
ed on tho North by Bice street, East by Bnll
street, South by Tobacco Btreet, snd West by
Marion street; containing four aeren, more or
IOSB, mortgaged as tho property of A. H. Mon?
teith.
Tho above property will bo divided in lots to
sait purchasers, v 1 :i t: .'!;.?
AL80, jj
- All that certain tract or parcel of Land,
situated in Richland County, about nine milos
from Columbia, containing?.02? acres, more or
less, and bounded on the North by Black
I Lake, on the East by lands of Mrs. Brevard,
Booth by Radford's Creek, and West by landa
of Dr. Alfred Wallace; mortgaged as the pro?
perty of A. H. Monteith and John Irwin.
Terms cash. Tho town property will be di
vidod into quarter acre lots.
WM. MARTIN,
President of Ci ti zen a'Savings Bank.
For particulars inquire ot
E. Wi 8IEBEL8 * CO.,
_8ept 12 t_Roal Estate Brokers.
The New Departure.
WE propose to depart from tho old fogy
habit of eelling
DEY GOODS
at such high figures so much in vogue here,
and intend from this on to make it to the in?
terest of buyers to patronize
THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE,
Wohavo'jnst r turned from tho Eastern
Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY
GOODS uolcctcd with great care, and as we
bought them loie, we propose to givo onr cus?
tomers the advantage of theeo LOW
FIGURES I We ask especial attention to onr
choice lot of Men's Wear, embracing all Styles,
colors and price s. DRESS GOODS, tho new?
est designa ont, and a full stock. We show
the best lino of Fringes in tho city, and at
tho lowest Agares. In all Domestic Goods,
we offer rare bargains. We will mako it to
the intercut of buyers to examine onr Stock
before purchasing.
Sopt2l POUTER. Si STEELE.
Fall and Winter Goods.
?^jttt THE undersigned hogs leave to inform
\*\ his customers, and tho public general
tiif ly, that he bas Just returned 'from New
York with the most cboico seleotion of goods
ever brought to thia market, embracing DOE?
SKINS, Cloths, Fronch and English Ca-si
moros, Yoatiuga, Ac, of the most modern
patterns.
ALSO,
A largo aesortuient of GENTS' FURNISH?
ING GOODS.
By paying close at tent ion to business, ko
expects to receive a ?haro of tho public pa?
tronage. C. D. EBERHARD P.
Sept SO_
Wines and Liquors.
- 'A,*} TnE undersigned beg leave to
j,call tho attention of consumers
^K&CRS&n^snd wholesale purchasers, to
V?&$&]Ngnmtheir assortment of goe^da in CUR
^".?vw ^?llno, which they aro offering at
prices which dofy competition. Their stock
consiste in part of
Choice OTARD BRANDIES,
Domestic and California Brandies,
Choice Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram
Whiskies, ' ', ? .,
Common acid Rectified Whiskies,
Old Tort, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies,
Barclay, Perkins & Co.'s London Porter,
Younger'a Sparkling Alloa Ale,
Angostura Bitters, St ou gb ton Bitters.
Champagnes of the following cboico brande:
Louis Roadercr, Delmonico, Hiodsoick, Carte
Blanche,Cabinet and California Champagnes.
ALSO,
Old Holl,md Gin, Wolfe's Schiedam
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc., etc
Sept 7_JOHN AGNEW A. SON.
WE ask of huyere au examination of the
following goods:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
California Port Wine.
California Angelica'.
California Hock.
California Muscat ello.
O. F. Gardner's North Carolina Corn.
Suit's, 185C, Rye.
Old Virginia Glades.
Puro Cognac Brandy.
These arc all standard goods, and wo have
put tho prices right doten lo the bottom. Also,
cheap goods of all grades, tho quality and
prices of which will certainly ploaso the buyer
and eavo him money.
Aug 27_L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
FRESH
TURNIP SEED!
JJUTA RAGA,
GLOBE,
NORFOLK,
RED TOP,
PLAT DUTCH,
For sale by W. C. FISHER,
Druggist and Apothecary,
July ?0 Hmo Opposito Columbia Hoted.
. Seegers' Beer
DONT contain Strychnine, lt is pure, and
warranted to ho* so. March ll