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roteign JbtTalrst NOON DE8PAT0HE8. NAPOLHONl? OONaPrtAOX-THE HEALTH OF QUEEN i VI OTO Ul A, AO., AO. - PARIS, September 25.-Journals report the discovery of a aanspiraoy for the re? storation of Napoleon! It is ?aid his Prefect of. Police, Pietry, heads tho movement here, and is direoted by the Emperor. BADEN. BADEN, September 27.-Tho Queen of Denmark is here, en rouie for Athens. She was visited by the Empress Augusta'. . . ' LONDON, September 27.-Queen Vic? toria's health is unimproved. Gladstone is with her at Balmoral. . The Princess of Wales has returned? from the conti? nent. - American llltelllKenca. NOON DESPATCHES. THO COMMERCIAL CONVENTION-MORMONS ANTI OTP ATE TROUBLE-THREE OFFICERS KILL KD BY PRISONERS--DISRAELI 'a OPI? NION OF. . VICTORIA-REPUBLICAN CON? VENTIONS-TERRIBLE MARINE DISASTER -CHOLERA ABATING IN GEMMANT-TER? RIBLE CONFLAGRATION-DEATHS OF PRO? MINENT MEN--FIENDISH OUTRAGE-KU KLUX TRIALS - Q O ABAN TINE AGAINST YEL? LOW FEVER-POLITICAL CONVENTIONS FEVER DEATHS, AO., AO. ., BALTIMORE, September 35.-The nu ar? bor of delegates to the Commercial Con? vention ia 250. At -the noon session Pi M. .Bishop, ot Oinoinnatit was,manie per? manent {President, and.twenty-two Vice Presidents, including Richard Lathers, of South. Carolina, and Thomas Babcock, ? of Virginia, were appointed. The Hodge court martial convened to? day. The prisoner plead guilty to all the oharges, and Beetenoo will be an? nounced from army headquarters. SAN FRANCISCO, September 26.-Throe of the' Sheriffs party were killed in an attempt to capture five prisoners who re? cently osoapod. The Sheriff a party lost seven horses, two killed and five cap? tured. . Only three cou viet? were Been to leave the field. Two are supposed to have been killed,'but their bodies have not been found. BALT LAKE .CITY, September 26.-A number of Mormone are sending their families away, in apprehension of a col? lision between the United States abd the Mormons. ? Mormons deny that Brigham , Young will evade the grand jury. They ? say he will obey the summons as a wit? ness, or submit to the warrant of arrest, but will not yield to imprisonment. . WASHINGTON,* September 27.-The offioial vote of New Mexico gives'Gaile gon (Democrat) 7,670 votes; Cheves ; (Republican) 5,285; Sena (independent) , 2,531. Four excluded precincts would have inorOB8ed Gallegon's majority. { PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Lipp's j brewery fell to-day, killing .one and i wounding iour. . * i At midnight, the opponents of Butler, ? three in number, were still oonsultiug. < There are' four candidates; Butler has a i plurality. Later advices express conti- j dence that Butler's opponents will unite i upon a candidate. . 1 A coolie vessel foundered off the coast of Martinique. All lost. 200 bodies : washed ashore. , ' The salvage on tho Jnniata, aground < off the Florida coast, is 617,000. ? The oholera ia abating in Germany. Disraeli-declared in a speech, accord- , tng to the World's special, that Queen j Victoria was physically and morally in- t oa'paoitated from reigning. I . Gov. Alcorn, of Mississippi, 'sold the < entire aollege scrip, of 210,000 acres, ut ( ninety cents. t I Vessels from infected ports bound for j ports on the Mediterranean must qua- ; ran tine at Vigo, on the Atlnntio. < SYRACUSE/ September 27.-The State Committee nominated Andrew J. White, i (Opposition.) They also nominated G. H. Scribner for temporary chairman of < the Republican Convention, * ( LAUSANNE, September 27.-At tho oes? < sion of the Peace League Congress, to- j day, many speakers defended the Paris j . Commune. ' . NEW YORK', September 27.-Tho steam? er Humboldt, from Stetten, Germany, has been quarantined. She had one death from oholera since her departure, but no trace of the diseas? now. WORCESTER, MASS-, September 27. At the' Republican Convention, Geo. B. LoriDg was ohosen temporary chairman. Butler moved that the galleries be thrown open to tho crowd,' which was carried after two votes, as doubts were expressed, when a vote" was taken again by tellers and carried. The'galleries were imme? diately jammed. Butler spoke in oppo? sition to some preliminary measure re ?gardiog organization. Butler's appear . ance oxbited bhe?re, hisses, and groans on the floor, and the galleries partici? pated in ?he demonstration. . NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, . September - 27.-The many friends whom Gen. Clan ton made while here are inexpressibly shocked by the announcement of his death. The commissioners leave to-morrow to move the Cherokees from North Caro? lina. - Probabilities-Bising barometer, with pleasant weather, is probable for Thurs? day for the Southern and Gulf States; falling barometer, with cloudy weather, in the North-west. The storm on Lake Ontario will probably move Eastward and extend to Maine during the day. NEW ORLEANS, .September 27.-An? other man was dubbed to death to-day by the metropolitans. S?RAOUSB, September 27.-Pending a temporary organization, there was con? siderable tumult. Tho police wore called upon the platform to preserve order. Tho vote resulted as follows: White, 188; Sanbner, 159. Applause by cousout. The contesting delegations did not voto. The committee on contested seats con? sists of one from each district, except the first, appointed by the Chair. Be cuss to -A o'clock. White, addressing the convention, said hi) would do all h could to promote harmony in the party. The mention o!,Grant's name elicited appia deo. .White said that while Grant waa. called a b itt ? h er, he saved from butchery four-fold the number which fell under his military career. B. D. Silleman ia chairman of the committee on r?solutions. Kee OBS to 7 P. M. CHARLESTON, September 27.-Arrived -schooner General . Banks, Boston. Sailed- schooner J. B. Smith, New York. Fivo fever deaths in the last twenty' four boors. NEW YORK, September 27.-Harry Sanderson, the pianist, is dead. The Government bought $2,000,000 of bonds. The Bishops of Tonnessee and Alabama ore present at the Episaopal Conven? tion. No.great questions pending. PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-The Ticket Agents' Convention commences business to-morrow, and meets* next year at-San Francisco. BALTIMORE, September 27.-In the Convention the States were uttHed tor resolutions. Among those offered aro the following: Making Helena, Arkan? sas, ii port of entry; improvement of St. John's Bivor, Florida; seizure of goods by irresponsible revenue officers; aboli? tion of speoial whiskey tares; makiug whiskey tax payablp at distilleries; esta? blishment of export tax on whiskey; uniform tax on raw tobacco; abolition of discriminations against insurunae com? panies; asking appropriations for the Mississippi levees, Charleston harbor, Ohio River and other waters; enactment by all' the States of a general railroad law; acknowledging the right of thu I United States to oharter railroads pass? ing through several States-offered by Mr. Rhodes, of Ohio; all of whiah were referred to appropriate committees. Se? veral speoial committees were appointed. MmwAUKTE, September 27.-A fire is raging along the coast of Lake Michigan, between Manitowoc and Camapee. Tbe farmers are buryiug their household goods to eave them. All communication is out off, unless it rains. The IOHB of property and life will be'fearful. Thu wells are all dried up. One person who escaped through the fire on a horse, badly singed, couuted twenty houses' and barns in ashes. NASHVILLE, September 27.-Mrs. John H. Harhblin, who left her homo horse? back to visit friends iu the country, was found in a corn-field, with her throat ?ut. She evidently had been ravished and then murdered. GALVESTON, September 27.-Governor Davis orders all vessels leaving New Or? leans or Berwick's Bay, after to-day, to bo quarantined hero for twenty-five days. CANTON, MISS., September 27.-A rigid quarantine has beeu ordered against Jackson. RICHMOND, September 27.-Tho Re? publican State Convention has assem? bled. About 150 delegates are in at? tendance, representing nearly every County in tbe State. The Convention was permanently organized with Hon. ?bar?es H. Porter as President. A com? mittee ou the organization of the party in the State was appointed; also, a com? mittee on resolutions, with United States Senator John F. Lewis as chairman. WORCESTER, September 27.-Butler, Dawes and others had a prolonged dis? cussion. The question at issue was deemed somewhat of a test of strength, md was decided against Butler. George F. Hoar, Pr?sident, and fifty vice-Presi? dents were elected. Hoar landed the general and State administration, and strongly favored woman suffrage. Chad bourn was appointed chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, It is con? ceded on all hands that Butler's taotios thus far renderhiBsuccessful nomination improbable. To-day, Clufliu and Dr. Luring withdrew from the candidature. Adjourned to 5 o'olook. 'RALEIGH, N. C., September 27.-Io the Circuit Court, to-duy, the case of tho United States against Amos Owen was continued. The morning session was consumed in discussion of poiuts of law. Counsel are now arguing the case. Thu following prisoners, having been acquit? ted of the charges of Ku Kl using, were discharged: Wm. Tan nar, Calvin Seal, P. A. .Shotwell, Joe Dellhiger, John Evan, David Honry, J. E. Sauudurs aud R. Hicks. KNOXVILLE, September 27.-Col. D. M. Nelson, son of Judge ti. A. R. Nel? son, of tho Supreme Court, shot aud killed Geu. J. H. danton, of Alabama, this evening, ia u personal rencounter. After a whole day's discussion by able counsel on both sides, of the case of tlte Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, Judge Trigg postponed the cause until Ootobor 12. There were 60 deaths in Charleston for the week ending the 23d-whites 30; colored 21. r ..' i . _ ... i For Sale. TWO LOTB fronting on Upper strcot, be? tween Marion and Hull vtreotu.' Ono of four acres, with a small house and excellent wellof water. The other contains three aoros, all enclosed by a good fence. ALSO, An acre of Ground, with a Cotlago on it, situated on the South-oast corner of the equaro on Which Trinity Church stands. | ALSO, Half acre Lot on tho corner of riokens and Laurel streets, ALSO, Sovoral improved Lots m tho city, and in the country sundry Plantations, Mills aud Wood? land. Among thc plantations he offers ono of the best, if not tho very boat, stock fauns, of its hizo, (1,200 aoros,} in the State. J. W. PARK BK, Sept IC ilmo_Roal Estate liroker. If Yon Want Sohool Books, po lo ?RYAN Jfc MoOARTER, who have a \JC frosh Bupply of English, Kreuch, Ger? man and Claudicat SCHOOL BOOKS, UIHO of Behool Stationery of every description, all for salo at lowest market rates. _ Sept ID Barley ! Barley ! PLANTERS can havo SEED BARLEY al $1.25 pur bushel. Turma ooah; Sept 22_ JOHN C. SEEP RR S^ Night Instruction, IN tho various branches of au English edu uoatiou, the Classics and Mathematic!). I Apnly to FRANCIS W . PICKLING, j Supt 22 G* Law Range, Columbia, S. 0. LONDON,, "September 27-Noon. Consols 92%.' Speoie shipments on an enormous seale oontinue by nearly every steamer for the United States. FRANKFORT, September 27. -Bouda 95. LIVERPOOL, September 27-3 P. M. [Cotton opens a shads Armer-uplands 1; Orleans 9%@9%. LONDON, September 27-Evening. Probable advance in bank rate to-mor? row flattens money. LIVERPOOL, September 27-Evening. Cotton dnil and unohanged. NEW YORK, September 27-Noon. Sales of ootton for future delivery to? day, 5,000 bales-for September, 19 5-1G; October, 18%?19; Novemi or, 18 15-1G @19; Februury, 19 7-16@19>?; Mardi, 19%; April 20. Flour a shade lirmer. Wheat lo. higher. Corn quiet uud firm. Cotton firmer and less aotive-uplands 19%; Orleaus 20^; sales 1,500 bales. Freights steady. Stocks steady. Gold UH- Money 6. Sterling 8??'@9%. QovernmentB dull. 7 P. M.-Money 6@6. Sterling 8% @8^. Gold 14$?@U%. Governments very steady. States nogteoted and prices not so firm as yesterday. Cotton Arm; Huies 2,281 bules-uplands 19%; Orleaus 20??. Flour-Southern tinner; common to fair extra 6.60@7.25; good to choice 7.30@9.00. Whiskey scarce, ' at 98. Wheat irregular and the ad vaneo lost winter red Western 1.58@1.60. Corn firmer, at 73@73J?. Kice 8%@9. Pork steady, at 18.50@13.62. Lard firm. Freights firmer, yules of cotton to-day for future delivery 11,000 bales-for September 19 ???19^; October 18%@ 19)?; November 19@19)?; December 19 ($19)6; January 19 3-16@19%; Febru? ary iy>4; March 19%@19 13-16; April 20. CINCINNATI, September 27.-Flour excited and higher.' Corn buoyant, ut 51@5'x. Provisions in lightdemuud but firm. Whiskey'94. LOUISVILLE, September 27.-Bugging in fair demaud, at 17@18. Pork 13 00@ 13.50. Baaon active and higher-shotil ders 7%; clear sides 8%. Lard-tierce 8%; kegs 10%@11. Whiskey 95. PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Cotton firm-middling 19%@20. SAVANNAH, Soptomber 27.-Cotton in fair demand-middling 18%;*jreceipls 776 bales; sales 675; btock 4,547. NEW ORLEANS, September 27.-Flour firm-superflue 5.60(g)5.62; double 6 50; treble 7.12@7.37. Corn firm, at 82@85. Pork quiet, at 14.25@14.50. Bacou 8% (a^?i sugar-cured barns-oboice 18}(J(^ 19 Lard Beares and firm-tierce 1U% @10;?; keg 12@12%. Whiskey firm Western reutitied 95(a) 1.05. Cotton steady-middling 19%; receipts 1,135 bales; suleB 60d; stuck 21,378. CHARLESTON, September 27.-Cotton firm-middling 18@18%; receipts 103 bales; sales 200; stock 7,?13. BOSTON, Soptember 27.-Cotton quiet -middling 20>?; receipts 600 bales; sales 50U; stock 4,500. AUGUSTA, September 27.-Cotton firm-middliog 17%; receipts 600 bales; sales 500. . WILMINGTON, September 27.-Cotton quiet-middling 18%; receipts 100 bales; sales 174; stock 1,719. BALTIMORE, ' Soptember 27.-Flour firm and favors sellers-Western family 7.25@8.00. Wheat excited-amber 1.65 (?$1.75. Corn quiet-white 70(o>82; yel? low 72@73. Provisions uuchuuged. Whiskey 97. Cotton very firm-mid? dling 19%@19%; receipts 205 bales; sales 285; stock 1,445. MEMPHIS, September 27.-Cottou firm aud tending up-middling 18J.<. MOBILE, September 27.-Cotlou quiet -middling 19@19%; receipts 274 bales; sales 100; stock 9,040. GALVESTON, September 27.-Cotton firm-good ordinary 15%@10; receipts 638 bales; sales 200; stock lu. 172. NORFOLK, September 27. - Cotton quiet-middling 18^(5^18%; receipts 985 bales; sales 40; stock 4,739. New Mackerel. JUST received, a full supply of new Beaton MACK KU KL, Nus. 1, 2 and 3, in b?rrela, half barrels, (punter barrel* and kits, for fa mil v UH?, for bale ow hy K?-pi2G JUU.N AGNEW A SON. NEW FALL DRY GOODS JUST IX AT THU LITTLE STORE OF . . C. F. JACKSON. ALAUG.E STOCK to bn sold at very low prices. All new styles up to tho limes amt DOWN IN PHIOES._Sept 24 Pore Gypsum! CONTAINING .ninety-nine and two-thirds per cent. <D0.G6 per oont.) soluble matter. Warranted free fro nail impurities.- Prepared in this city, and for salo at the low price of | I $15 per ton, cash, by JOHN H. HOLMES, Commission Merchant, Charleston, S. C. Sept ai_thlS The Southern and Atlantic TELEGEAPH CO. Now Opon for Buainoss. OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL. Sept 14_ Refined Oil. . COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, hy the pal lou or barrel. Also, in glassH, pints mid quarts. Forsalelow. _E. HOPF. FAESH TURNIP SEED! JT3?TA BAGA, GLOBE, NOHFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH For sale hy W.O. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, July 20 3mo Opposite. Columbia ITotol. The Ladies Know Bs at! ? . A v TUE CUOWOS THAT DAILY VISIT THE POVLLAH ARD LUW-rUIOED I>DY Goona HOOBE OF W . D . LOVE & CO.. FULLY demonstrate that their taste iu making selections for thia market, both iii styles and quality, onnnot bo oxcolled. Wo daily heat ladloB say that our assort? ment of Dross Goods is the best iu town. We intend to keep it so through tho soason, if money and energy can do it. AU tho other departments aro well supplied with tho best makes ol goods in tho markot. Our DreBB Gooda comprise all the now fa brios, both foreign ana domcatic, including our Compasa brand of BLACK ALPACA, double-faced, deoidedly tho clioapo'tt and bout Alpaca iu tho Stato. having beth sidoB alike. Our patterns io CARPETS aod RDGS aro choice. Blankets, Shawls, Cloaks, Backs and Hackings, wo have a big lino. Our Btock of Goods tor mon's wear ia very full, including all makes of.goods. H ou Ho-k copora will save money by ox ami -du g our stock of House-keeping Goods. Wo only keep tho best makes and aell at low prices. Anice lino of ladies' White Underwear, mado in tho beat manner, of fino material. Our Laue and Embroidery bopartmont al? ways contain the newest novcltiea. Our line of Fancy Oeodcis always completo. Wo Bell tho best WHITE DltEBS SKIRT in the titato for tho money, as well as Alexander and Oourvoiaiur KIDS, whhib noud no recom? mendation. Grauitevillo Homespuns aid Pendleton Yarns to tho trado at factory prices. Wu solicit orders from city or country, and invite all to ioBpeot our attractive Htock, which our polite and attentivo aaleamen will siiow freely. We keep only tho beet makoB of gooda, and have but one price. Kample? ?ont by mail. WM. D. LOVK & CO.. Columbia Hotel building, Main street. W. D. LOVE._B. ll. MOCREEHY. JAMES E. FRIDAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Columbia, S. V. HAYING secured tho large and co ni m o di? nas Brick Warehouse with tinned roof, (tormerty occupied bv Itlaktlv A Gibbes,) situated near tho track of thu Greenville and Columbia Railroad, solicita from bia friends, tho tin nier patrons of Blakoly & Gibbes and the public g?n?ral Iv; consignments of COT? TON, other PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE on STORAGE. Particular attention given to storing and Hulling COTTON. Mr. J. M. BI.AKKI.Y atill retains hie ofllcc at tho old stand_Kept 9 jlmo The Best in the Market! IHAVE just returned trblri New York with the finest stock in thu market, emin acing WATCH KS of all grades, JEWELRY of all styles, Silver and Plated Vtiiro of tho moat modern pattema-beautiful in detign, dura? ble, cheap and warranted to snit. My stock include*. ?verything to bc found in tho ?e\v York market, and I du not intend to be uuder Bold. Call and examine for your adv H. Attentive clerks will gladly ?how you the finest assortment of artictuH above named, and nf Kings, Lockets, Sleeve HnttoiiH, Breast Pin-; in fact, every thing needed or to bo found in a tlr?t ula aa jewelry Moro. ISAAC SU1.ZIIA0IIEK, Sopl 14 _Uuder Columbi* Hotel. The New Departure. WE proposo to depart from tho old fogy habit of acliiug DRY GOODS al such high.ligures BO much in vogue here, and intend from tins on to make it to the in? terest of bilyera to patronize THE STORE OF POUTER ft STEELE. We have just r turned from thc I'a-tern Market with a beautiful assortment ?f DKY GOODS selected with great cure, and aa we bought them bar. we proposa tu give our cus? tomers ttio sdvanlHgu of these LOW FIGURES 1 We ask especial attention to our choice lot of M?H'? Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prieta. DUJiSS GOODS, tho new? est deaignu out, nod a full stock. We show ttio beat line of Pringos in thu eily, and at thu lowcbt figures. In all Dumuttic Goode?, ive offer rare bargains. Wu will make it to the* intercut of huyera to examine our Stock lief- re pu rc h a s mi;. Sept 21 POttTER Ai STICKLE. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE are desirous of scenriug tho BOrvicct. Of a half dozen active Canvassing Agenta in South Carolina fur tho Universal Lifo Insurance Company, of New York., with whom liberal terina will bo made. We desire also responsible Local Agenta for each town lu the Stato. M. W. GARY, M. C. BUTLER, Stato Kuporin tenden ta al Agencies. COLUMBIA, S. C., Septembers, 1871.. Sopt 9_ WE ask of huyera an exatniuation of the following gooda: CALIFORNIA BBANDY. California Port Wine. California Angelica. California Hock. California Muacatelle. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. Salt's, 1850, Rye. Ohl Virginia Chides. 'Pure Cognac Urandy. These at o all standard gooda, and we have put tho pi ices right (loiott ta thy bottant. Also, cheap goods r f all gradea, thc quality ni.d pricos <d which willcci'latulj pltinitte the buyer and save him money. _Aug27_ L?RICK ?V I..OWKANCE. Tho rafllu for" Temporalice Hall, ?Vc, will positively take place on the Kith November. R. C. SHIVER & CO. GRAND OPENING OF OUR AT 10 A. M., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, WHEN wo will display a largo and varied assortment of imported HATS, BONNETS, TURBANS, &(!,, With a magnificent lino of FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, And ovorything appertaining to a first cl&BB Parisian MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. R. 0. BH1VEH. DAVID JONES. Sept 24_ CLOTHING- HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE daily receiving tho finest READY MADE CLOTHING, for old and young gentlemen, that have over been offered in this market. No cuatom-mado can surpass, and but few can equal thom, in style, and finish, and price. HATS. We sell tho best, at lower rates than th oe o who don't buy from the manufacturers direct. SHIRTS. Wo keep tho Star and Truo Fjt constantly on hand, and will take orders for half dozen or moro, sud ?arrant a fit. UNDER-WEAR in all varieties. HUB UER CLO TRI NU. GLOVES-Leather, Buck, Kid. Dog, Rat'amd Seal. Bargains to be had in GLOVES. NECKWEAR-all styles. Plain and'fancy Linen and Paper COLLARS. Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and some that won't coin. We will take Greenbacks at par for all thcHB._Sept 20' Fall and Winter Goods. ^J|a THE undersigned begsleavo to inform X\ his customers, and tho public general JJJSL ly, that he has ju.st returned from New York with the most choteo selection of gooda ever brought to thia market, embraciug DOE? SKINS, Clutha, French and English Ca ai morcs, Veatings, Ac, of tho mott modern patterns. ? iib, A large assortment of GENTS* FURNISH? ING GOODS. By paying cloua attention to business, he expects to receive a abare of thu public pa? tronage. O. D. EBERHARD.. Sept 20 NEW GOODS! _ HAVING just returned from New York, Tawhiii'o I made mv pu chases, 1 am pre M pared to show ono of tho MOST CHOICE JULand SELECT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offcrod in thia mar? ket. My atoek enibra ea French. English and Sentid) Caaaimen a, Ootha and Vestings, and a. full supply of Genta' Furnishing Gooda ge? nerally, f have aleo a very largo stock of tho celebrated "Star Shirts." A share of patron? age ia inspectful ly a. boiled. Sept 17_ J. F. EISENMANN. GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar. ?Grand Opening Kail and Winter CLOTHING, HATS Furnishing Goods. T7MBRACING all tho JDJ novelties of tho season. Wo desire to call tho attention nf the public to our LARGE STOCK, which for quan? tity, stylo and variety, V'I ! \ cannot bu surpassed in Ki A' I tll? city-every article Vt. l.'O ) being of custom make Lsvy'. /?' an'l especially adapted \P/? to thia climate. Wo in JY. tend to keep up with // Affli tho times in catering to. '^t. WYBLJ tornera, and shall, aa *3**SjMH,Jfc-j heretofore, apply our ^V^S*"^*. t,e'VCd strictly to tho old adago, "Quick salea and small profits." Try us -boforo pnrchaaing elsewhere. GOODMAN A SON, Sept 2ti_? _Main stroet. 0 0 8 8 I Pl "VTOT to bo bohind our neighbors, to say j^i nothing ol our beiog umulous to sur? pass thom, wo hog to offer for inspection and purchase one of tho beat stocks ever shown in our lino in any market; ovory effort energy and enterprise can suggest, every advantage capital and cxporionco Afford ns, are used Bofoly for tho purpose of furnishing tho BEST goods at lowoBt poseiblo price?. Also, neod scarcely add, that all our weights aro standard-IG} oz. to tho pound, if any in? ducement. FLOUR. Woll, that FLOUR 1B just as good as any man's Flour-sold perhaps lower, and weighs SB usual I'M pounds to tho barrel. COFFERS. Stock full, bought before rise in price and advance in gold-full weight guaranteed, at old prices. SUGARS. All gradea direct from Refineries-eold at lesa (bau coat (of course everybody does it) und un cheating about weights either. LIQUORS. Those are pore domestic ?.nd imported, and fold mindful of Unelo Sam's commandment, "Thou shalt not water thy ardent apiti! without a epeci.il licenso." We have no Bp?: cia] license. New (iooila constantly arriving. Plrar-ii call and examino. GLU. SVMMEltS. Sept Bl For Sale. 1,000,000 rs.1, as lu* ?implied nt reasonable r?it- bj applving lo .1 MN K. OYLES, Sept '2 Al Hone's store._ Muntre tickets in the Columbia Cu-opera? tivo Building Associai ion. Sac?n, Lard and Sarna. BY D.C.FEIXOTTO & SON. THIB (Thursday) MORNING, 28th inst., at IO o'clock, at our auotlon atore, we will sell, without reservo, 2,000 lbs. D. ti. SHOULDERS, I,COO lbs. Primo Western Hams, il.OOa lbs. Primo Smoked Sides, OOO lbs. Prime Canvassed Smoked Beef, ?1,000 Iba. D. S. Pieces, 10 Tubs Extra Lard, 10 Cases Cove Oysters, 20 Caddies (5 lbs.) Leaf Lard, 6 Chests H-aon*Tea, 2 Barrels Crackers, With many other articles in the grocery linc. Terms cash. Sept 28 Extensive Sate of Seasonable and Fresh Do mestio Dry Goods, without reserve; BY JACOB LEVIN. ON TO-MORROW MOI1NINO, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, at my Auction Boom, A GENERAL VARIETY OP DOMESTIC DltY GOODS, direct from first bande, cnn Histing in part of Full pieces of American Prints, of tho. fol* lowing manufacture: Pacific, Gloucester. Amoalieag, Bedford, Panne, London, ?sc. Heavy River Oanaburgs, Roanoke and other Sheetings, Shirtings, Drillings, Stripes, Bed Ticks, Linaoys, Plaide, Providence Cloak* iog, 6-4 aod 10 4 Sheetings,'Cambrics, Lin? ings. A variety of Dross Gooda, in quantity suf? ficient for a dress, with a variety of other Goods-all freab and desirable-which most be sold. A good chanco for bargaina for your ready cash. ? Tbe stock maybe examined'daring the day. Sept 28 _ Foreclosure of Mortgage. D. C. PEIXOTTO dc SOX, Auctioneers. BY virtue cf the power duly conferred on the Citizens' Savings Bank, of Columbia, [by A. H. Monteith and John Irwin, to foreclose mortgages.for the purpose- of satisfying their debt, tho Citizens' Savinga Bank will proceed to nell, at public auction, before the Court I Houao, in Colombia, on the FIRST MONDAY in October next, all and singular the mort ? gaged promises hereinafter described, to wit: All that lot or parcel of LAND, situated in tho city of Columbia, South Carolina, and boundod on tho North by Divine street. East : by Assembly street, South by Blossom street, and West by Gatea street; containing four aores, moro or lesa, mortgaged as tho proper* ty of John Irwin. ALSO, All that lot or parcel of Land, situated iii tba city of Columbia, South Carolina, bound? ed on the North by Rice street, East by Bull Btreot, South by Tobacco street, and Weat by Marion street; containing fonr acres, more or lesa, mortgaged as tho property of A. H. Mon? teith. Thu above property will bo divided in lots to suit pnrcbaeera. ALSO, .... All that certain tract or parcel of Land, situated in Richland County, about nine milos from Columbia,containing4024 acres, more or lega, and bounded on the North by Black Lake, on the Eaat by landa of Mrs. Brevard, South by Raiford'a Creek, and Weet by landa of Dr. Alfred Wallace; mortgaged aa the pro? perty of A. H. Monteith ami John Irwin. Terms cath. Tho town property will bo di? vided into qnartor acre lot?. . WM. MARTIN, President of Citizens' Savings Bank. For particulara inquire of E. W. 8IEBEL8 ft CO., Sept 12 t _ Real Eatato Brokers. THE RELSABL3S AND OLB ESTABLISHED warn CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF R, & W. C. SWAFF1EL0 WKBrft HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^mm tho largest and choicest Block Tra JP-ffl of READY-MADE CLOTH- flffl ^JSfeSvINO, HATS and FURNISH--1**1, ^^ING GO >D8, that they have ever offered to tho publio, and embracing every sizs made. Aa wo intend to do a larger trade than we hare heretofore done, we will ho' en* ablcd to sell ata SMALLER PROFIT than wu havn heretofore done. Our French styled of . (J ASS IM ERE S AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to be the choicest selection of Oooda ever aet-u in -this market. Oiir atylti of GETTING UP GARMENTS will tm superior to anything we have, heretofore attempted; Our stock of SHIRTS. SCARFS' and UN? DERWEAR need but to be seen *to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all the latest styles. Wo are still making to order those porfect fi tiing SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. KW Country merchant a supplied aa cheap aa a ny houao South of New York. Sept ?0 American Club Fish. >V--*t??*R?te A DELICIOUS relish: bettfer and much cheaper than Sardines. For'sale ?by_ h. HOPE. ARTHUR C. MOORE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COLUMBIA, a. c., HAS REMOVED his office to No. 2. Law Range. Joly a jSmo Look to Your Interest. . THE beat MEAT in the Market loan bo had at our stall, at 8,' 10 _[.and 12} cents per pound. Orders for large or email quantities, from city or I country, filled promptly. STARLING ft POPE. August 8 1141_ StallBSandS. Rose's Hotel. IN view of the influx of vi? sitors to Columbia, occasioned by tlx: prevalence ot the yel _How tevir in Charleston, tho proprietor ol ROSE'S HOTEL bas concluded re-opou his establishment for tho accom im.dation of the public at ouoe, aud therefore withdraws the proposals ho hus beret olere ttiado fi))' ita sate or lea au. Thin Hole) will henceforward b? conducted aa a first class house of entertainment, and spi cia) provision will bo made for the comfort and uonvt nieiicu of families. Carriages ami au Om ld this will be lound at every at i i ving train. , W. E. ROSK. ?Aiigiitit i)0_ _. Seegers* Buer DON'T contain Strychnine, lt is tuit e, and warranted to be so. March ll Th? i nillo for Temperance Hall, Sta., will positively take place on the 10th November.