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. jfarA?ga A ira t rm , i NOON DESPATCHES. TUE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA ABOUT TO AB? DICATE-NAPOLEON ILL -GALES ON TUB ENGLISH COAST-FATAL MARINE DISAS? TERS-PRESIDE NOY OF THE OOBTES BEG? GING, AO., AO. VIENNA, September 28. -It is rumored that Franois Joseph is about to abdicate. The cause being despondency at his un? fitness to meet the constitutional crisis, which threatens tho dissolution of tho Empire. LONDON; September 28.-There have been heavy gales off the English coast. A colliery explosion ? at Yorkshire killed several persons. Napoleon has the rheumatism at Tor? quay. 'The Brazilian Chambers adjourned without oononrrent action upon the bill emancipating slaves. The ship H?speros wu? wrecked at the mouth of the Wesser, and all ou board lost. ROME, September 28.-The Italiun Ambassador Nigra has been recalled from Franoo. MADRID, September 28.-Amadeus opens the Cortes on Monday. NIGHT DESPATCHES. MADRID, September 28.-Sogosta de? clinen the candidature for the Presidency of the Spanish Cortes. The Carlists will vote in blank. PARIS, September 28.-Baron Von Armin is gone to Germany, on account of ill health. CALCUTTA, September 28.-The assas? sin of the Chief Justice has been sen? tenced to doath. LONDON, September 28.-The ship Gresham, from the West ladies for London, stranded off Dungeness. An unknown brig foundered off Drogheda. All were lost. American intelligence NOON DESPATCHES. REPUBLICAN CONTENTIONS-BEAST BUTLER SHELVED-TEXAS BAILROAD OPENED - CHOLERA TN NEW YORK-PROCEEDINGS OF COMMERCIAL CONVENTION-YELLOW FEVER-TRIBUTES TO GEN. J. H. OL ANTON, AO., AC SYRACUSH, September 27:-Tho Com? mittee on Resolutions were appointed by A. D. White, the temporary chair? man, who was one of the San Domingo Commissioners. At 9 o'clock, the com? mittee reported on credentials. Discus? sion is progressing. A regular delega? tion from King's County was admitted. Bless delegation of Fenton men was ex? cluded. Roscoe Conkling himself, with delegates from Oneida County, was ad? mitted. The committee reported in favor of admitting both delegations from New York, each eutitled to half a vote. The minority report favored tho admis? sion of Horace Greeley. The delegates were received with niue cheers. Cheers followed for Grunt, Oonkling and Fen? ton, and at 9.30 the disorder continued. WORCESTER, September 27.-Butler is defeated on a test vote. Butler's dele? gates from the Sixth Boston Ward were excluded. Vote, 607 to 460. The vote was announced amid tremendous excite? ment, and received with long-continued cheering. Such a scene was never wit? nessed in a State Convention. The re? sult is considered as effectually disposing of Butler'. Upon the announcement of the vote, which required an hour, But? ler charged that over 100 delegates wore absent from lack of tickets of admission to the. hall, and moved that the Chair? man of tho Convention be instr noted to investigate the matter. GALVESTON, September 27.-Thirty miles of the Great Northern Railroad has been completed, and is aooepted by the State Engineer. It is pronounced in splendid condition. ? Tho company will put on passenger trains at once. WORCESTER, September 28.-The fol? lowing is the .result:. Washburne, 643; Butler, 464. Butler declares he accepts the action of the convention as final. The resolutions endorse Grant. SYRACUSE, N.; Y;, September 28.-One of the New York delegates withdrew angry at being allowed only half a voto and the convention adjourned to 9 this morning. The Greeley delegation had a meeting early, and invited tue dissatis? fied delegation. The room being too small, they adjourned to tho city hall. Better .feeling was expressed; but, with? out action, adjourned to ll o'clock. [It seems the three delegations from New York stand thus: FentoniteB excluded; Gookliugites and Greeleyites admitted, with half vote each; upon which the Greeleyites withdrew, and the pending question is upon conferring a full vota upon the Conkliugites.*] The Commit? tee on Permanent Organization reported A. D. White for President, which was adopted. White renewed his thanks. G. Hilton Scribner was nominated for Secretary of State by acclamation ; Fran - cia O. Bar tow, Attorney-General; Wm. B. Taylor, State Engineer. WORCESTER, September 28.-The Re? publican resolutions say woman suffrage requires respootfni and careful consider? ation. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, September 28.-There are snits pending in the various United States Courts fot $2,000,000 or $3,000, 000 of taxes, principally against distil? lers and tobacco manufacturers against bondsmen. All will be pressed at the fall sessions of the courts. Probabilities-Rising barometer and olear weather will probably continue on Friday in the Southern and Gulf States; partially oloudy and clear weather in the Middle States; oloudy and dearing wea? ther in New England, with Westerly wiude. The barometer will probably fa l from Wisconsin to Arkansas and West? ward, with fresh Easterly winds on the upper lakes by Friday afternoon. NEW ORLEANS, September 28,-The Picayune says: The Presidont of the Board of Health accompanied a delega? tion of merchants, this morning, to the Governor's office, and stated that he had personally soon every case of fever in that oiiy, and waa satieflod there would be no further mortality or any spread of the disease/ ! He considered the alarm uboat the fever here, at Galveston, or elsewhere, ns premature, and without any just cause. A number of merchants called on the Governor regarding the Galveston qua? rantine. Governor Warmouth tele? graphed Governor Davia as follows: "There is but flvo cases of yellow fever in the city, aud but three deaths in ten days. None of the cases are considered dangerous, aud there is no fear of the spread of tho disease. The quarantine now enforced seriously impedes com? merce, and many persons of your State now in the city are greatly incommoded by it." Collector Casey telegraphed Governor Davis as follows: "There are only five reported cases of fever here. The city was never in a healthier oondition. I have my family, unucolimated, here, and would not koop thurn in the city an hour did I deem it dangerous. Mauyofour oldest und best physicians deuy the ex? istence of any yellow fever; also, they hold that not a single case hus appeared this season." Two negroes were killed, last night, in affrays in different quarters of the city. NEW YORK, September 28.-A man is said to havo died of cholera ^in Essex street on Wednesday. The coroner's verdiot iu the case of the young lady who died in the dentist's chair exonerates the doctor, but urges the disusn of chloroform, except in the most severe cases. BAI/TIMORE, September 28.-Tho Rail? road Committee reported. Among the resolutions, is ono declaring that an air j I line road from Cincinnati to Chattanooga would conduce to the general welfare, especially South; and ono favoring a road from the Atlantic lo the Faoifio South of the Control Pacific Road. BOSTON, September 28.-John Quincy Adams has written a letter accepting tho Democratic nomination. CINCINNATI, September 28.-Eoutwell is addressing a political meeting to-night. PHILADELPHIA, September 28.-Tho I failure of Chas. Vesin Sc Co. is reported. SYRACUSE, September 28.-Alexander Barkely was nominated as Canal Com? missioner. The resolutions endorse Grant. The convention has adjourned. The Greeley delegation re convened in Wilds' Opera House. The speeches were very denunciatory. A committee of ?ix were appointed, with power to add to their number and call a State convention, if necessary. Adjourned. CHARLESTON, September 28.-Arrived -steamer Fulcou, Baltimore. Three fever deaths iu the last twenty four hours. MONTGOMERY, ALA , September 28. The death of James H. Clauton, Chair? man of the Democratic State Executive Committee, creates tho profoundest grief among all classes. Every business house, without exception, und many private Rouses, are draped iu mounrning. Fes? toons of crape aro stretched along all tho streets for more than a mile. The color? ed people vie with the whites in testify? ing their affection for Clantou. AU their business houses and eugiuo rooms aro heavily draped. An immense meeting of all parties, at tho theatre, passed reso? lutions, and appointed committees to re? ceive and escort the remains. The Mayor and City Council did likewise.. Every heart is bowed down, and every counte? nance shaded among the people of Ala? bama, who loved him, regardless of party. Imported Ales and Porter. 1 f\r\ CASKS IMPORTED SOOTCn and 1UU Ef?GLISH ALES. London and Dublin POUTER and Bremen LAGER. N. B.-Thean have no Coculus Indiens or strychnine in their composition. Parties preferring such ingredients can obtain them pure at Dr. Heinitah'a. Wo would, however, recommend a moderate uso of Ihose drugs, as the supply ot undertakers in thin city ia limited._GEO. SYMMERS. Marcaroni, &c. i)f\ CASES Italian MACOARONI. ?j\J 5 canes Yormacelli. 1 caso Tapioca. Sea Moss Farina, Arrow Boot, Ac. AU fresh._GHQ. SYMMERS. Fish. WE aro Bound on tho FISH question. New MACKEREL-Boston inspec? tion-in kita, half barrels and harro s. Also, "MOBS Mackerel." These are strange Fiah-having neither hi ails nor taila. Also, Codliah, Tongues and Sounds, highly rocommonded hy tho laculty. For salo hy_GEO. SYMMERS. Fulton Market Meats, &c. PICKLED BEEF. Pickled Bocf Rounds. Smoked Beef. Smoked Beef TongueB. Hams-choicest branda. Breakfast Bacon. Received weekly-alvravs fresh. _GEO. 8YMMF.RB. Wines and Liquors. THESE Boarcely require advertising. Our brands of imported WINES and BRAN? DIES are exclusively our own, being import? ers' agents for wbatevor we do not import ourselves. Will be glad to exhibit stock. Sept 29 K_GEO. 8YMMER3. Mnsie Lesaons. jjrsaetzm TUE aubsoriber, who has had f^TT^^l a ov? ral years oxperionco aa a ! I ? I IIToacher of Muaio, is desirous of getting a few pupils for instruction on tho Piano. Terms will be very reasonable For ?particulars spply at Mr. Barn well's rotddenoo, on Plain street. MISS E. C. THOMSON. Soot 2C (i* fc&ggS Mules and Horses. <r\_f^T!?we^iiHend to remain i"J^^_ /?S??F>Columbia all winter, per LL?X.Bons in want of F I N E^j^JX, STUCK, will have an opportunity of masing selections at different times. Wo havo just received a car-load ot prime M LILES, which will bo disposod of "righi." Sept 23 t W. 8. A J. M. TOLBERT^ ? Axes1. Axes! I f\f\ DOZEN warranted AXES, retail price .LU Vf tl.25 each, on hand aud for salo at wholesale and retail hy Hopt 20 JOHN AGNEW A HON. Lost. A PAIR OF GOLD RPECTA* OLES. Tho tlndor will pleat e return them to Mri. C. E. Roed, Main btroet. A reward will bo given if required. cpi 28 Financial ?ml Commercial. j. COLUMBIA, 'g. 0.',T Sopl?taljor' '28* Sales of cotton to-day 87 balee-mid? dling 17Ko. LONDON, September 28-Noon> TUe Bank rate bas advanced to 4. Con? sola 92>?@92%. FRANKFORT, September 28.-Bouda 95#. PARIS, September 28.-Rentes BOf. GOo. LIVERPOOL, September 28-Evening. Cottou oponed and continues iirm-up? lands 9^fo)9>i; Orleans 9%@9%; sales 15,000 bales; speculation and export 3,000. LONDON, September 28-Evening. Bullion increased ?2,500,000; total in the vault ?21,500,000. Consols 92%. Bonds 92%. NEW YORK, Soptomber 28-Noon. Flour quiet and firni. Wheat quiet and uucbangod. Cotton qniet--uplands 19%; Orleans 20%; sales 500 bales. Freights firm. Sales of cottou for future deli? very last evening 5,900 halos-Septem? ber 19 9-1G@19%; October 18 15-16@ 19 3-1G; November 19 1-1G@19J{,; De? cember 19%@19 3-16; January 19^; March 19% (n) 20. Stocks, gold aud money steady. States dull and heavy. Sterling-long 8??; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cottou closed firm; saleB 1,557 bales-uplands 19%; Orleans 20%. Flour a shade firmer-common to fair oxtru G.70@7.35; good to choice 7.40? 9.00. Whiskey 98@1.00. Wheat irre? gular and closing n abado firmer-winter red Wentern 1.57@1.00. Corn n Bbade firmer, at 73,',J@74. Pork 13.50. Lard quiet. Freights steady. Money easy, at 4. Sterling 8>B*@8>^. Gold 14%(al 14%; Governments dull but steady. Southerns dull aud generally heavy. Sales of cotton for futuro delivory 9,800 bales-September 19><(?)19%; October 19@19 3-16; November 191-16@19^; December 19 MG($19J<i; January 19>? (?195-16; February 19?-s ; March 19%(m BALTIMORE, September 28.-Floui high grades advanced 50c; other grades held higher. Wheat active and firmer. Corn und pork uucbangod. Bacon ac? tive, with- au advancing tendency shoulders 8@8>?. Whiskey 98 ?99. Cotton quiet and firm-middling 19%; receipts 350 bales; sales 150; stock 1,485. CINCINNATI, September 28.-Pork in good demand, nt 13.00. Bacon iu light demand and firm. Lard firm, at 9%. Whiskey 94. LOUISVILLE, September 28.-Bagging quiet and steady-round lota 17(??<18; stock 6,000 pieces. Provisions firmer. Bacou active. NORFOLK, September 28.--Cotton firm-middling 18%; receipts 385 balea; ?tules 50; stock 3,756. NEW ORLEANS, September 28.-Cottou dull and lower-middling 19%; receipts 753 bales; salee 1,000; stock 18,679. BOSTON, September 28.-Cottou quiet anti firm-middling 20>'4(?)20%; rtceipts 175 bales; sales 300; stuck 4,500. GALVESTON, September 28.-Cotton unchanged-good ordinary 15%(rir)16; receipts 798 bales; sales 1,300; stock 1G.970. AUGUSTA, September 28.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 17%; re? ceipts 4,000 bulee; sales 450. MEMPHIS, September 28.-Cotton quiet; receipts 595 bales-middliug 18%. PHILADELPHIA, September 28.-Cotton steady-middling 19%. MOBILE, September 28.-Cotton quiet 1-middling 19%; receipts70 bales; sales j 100; stock 8,005. j SAVANNAH, September 28.-Cotton in good demand-middliug 18%; re? ceipts 956 bales; sales 825; stock 5,503. CHARLESTON, September 28.-Cotton quiet-middling 18%; receipts984 bales; sales 200; stock 8,797.fi WILMINGTON, September 28.-Cotton firm-middling 18; receipts 225 bales; sales 25; stock 1,944. To Rent, MFOUR ROOMS, in a comfor'ahlo Dwelling, located corner of Richland anil Sumter utroc-ta. Also, a KITCHEN; For particulars, apply on thu premises, to Font 28 2 lt. KEENAN. Fresh Crackers. JUST received, a full supply of FRESH CRACKKRS and USC Ul I'S, c?iuUU?g of SODA, Sugar, Nie-Nae, Corn flill, Jumbles, Giugcr Snapps, Cream, Lemon, Egg and Arrow Root, Milk, Rutter, Lunch Crackers, &c. For salo low at wholesalo and retail hy fUjpl27_J?JJN AGNEW A HON. If Yon Want School Books, pt O to BRYAN ? McCARTER, who have a \JT frosh supply of English, French, Ger? man and classical SCHOOL ROOKS, also of School Stationery of every description, all for I salo at lowsBt market rates. _ Sept 19_ Barley! Barley! PLANTERS can havo SEED BARLEY at $ 1.25 por buahol. Terms cash. Sopt 22_ JOHN C. BKEORBB. New Mackerel. O/djA WHOLE, naif Barrels and Kits ?\Jv/Nos. 1,2 and S.Boston inapeotion, I just recoived and for salo much lowor than st any timo sinco tho "little uupleaeantnoss." Sept 17_ _E. HOPE.' I Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. SODA Wafors, Fic-Nics, Fancy Butter, Lomon, Wine, Pearle, Oyster, Farina, Milk, Lomon, Ginger. Variety? Croam Wafors, Jumbles, Corn Hill Biscuit, Lemon Snap). In ian all hoxos for familios. Bout 20_EDWARD HOPE.^i Red Oats. in/Y BUSHELS RUST-PROOF RED Wj VJ OATS, for salo hy Sept 23 L?RICK A. LOWRANCE, j j f .The Ladies Know Best! THE OBOwt? taXT DAILY VI8XT THE POPULAU AND LOW-miOEO DBY ?OOD8 HOUSE OF W. D. LOVE & CO., FULLY demonstrate that tboir tasto in making s'elootions for tliitf markot, both in styles and quality, cannot bo excelled. Wo daily beat ladies say that our assort? ment of Dress Goods ia the lieut in town. Wc intend to koop it so through tho season, if money and oncrgy can do it. All the othor departments arowoll supplied with tho host makes of goods in tho market. Our Dress Goods comprise all the now fa? brics, both foreign and domestic, including our Compass brand of BLACK ALPACA, double-faced, decidedly tho cheapest and best Alpaca in tho State, having both sides alike. Cur patterns in CARPETS and RUG? aro choice. Blankets, Shawls, Cloaks, Sacks and Hackings, wo have a big lino. Our stuck of Goods for men's wear ia very full, including all makes of goods. H on se-keepers will Bavo moi my by examining our stock of House-keeping Gooda. Wo only keep tho beat makes aud Hell at low prices. A nice lino of ladies' White Underwear, m ado in tho boat manner, of lino material. Our Lace -.nd Embroidery j/epurliucnt al? ways contain tho newest novelties. Our lino of Fancy Geoda is always completo. We Hull tho boBt WHITE DRESS SKIRT in tho state for tho money, as well aa Aloxander and Courvoiaier KIDS, whish noed no recom? mendation. Orauitevillo Homespuns and Pendleton Yarns to tho trade ab factory prices. Wo Holicit orders from city or country, and invito all to inspect oar attractive Stuck, which our polito and attentive salesmen will show freely. Wo keep only tho beat makca of gooda, and havo but uno price. Samples sent by mail. WM. D. LOVE fe CO.. Columbia Hotel building, Main strcot. W. D. LOVE. B. B. MCCIIEEBY. The Best in the Market! IHAVE just returned from New York with the finest stuck in tho market, embracing WATCHES of all gradee. JEWELRY of all styles. Silver and Plated Ware of tho most modern patterns-beautiful in deb iga, dura bio, cheap and warranted to snit. My stock includes everything to he f mud in the New York market, and I do not intend to he under-sold. Call and examino for your HOIVH. Attentive clerka will gladly show you the li nest assortment of articles above named, and of Ring?, Lockets, Sleeve Buttons, Breast Pl tl i?; in fact, everything needed or to bo found in a first olaBB jewelry etoro. ISAAC SU LZ BAC H ER, Sept l-l Under Columbia HoteL The New Departure TE propoee to depart from tho old fogy r habit ot' selling DRY GOODS al snob high tigurua so much in vogue hero, and intend from this on tu make it to the in? terest ol' buyers to patronize THE STOKE OF PORTER & STEELE. We havo just r turned from tho Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and aa wc bought them ?ote, wo proposa to give our cus? tomers tho advantage of theao LOW FIGURES 1 We ask especial attention to our cindee lot of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colura aud prieta. DRESS GOODS, the new? est designs out, and a full stock. Wo ahow tho boat lino of Fringes In tho city, and at tho lowoat figures. In all Domestic Goods, we offer rare hargaina. Wo will make it tu tho interest of huyera to examine our Stock before purchasing. Sept21 POUTER tte STEELE. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro dosirima of securing tho servicei of a half dozen active Canvassing Agents in South Carolina for thc Universal Life Insurance Company, of New York, with whom liberal terms will oe made. We desire also responsible Local Agouts for each town in the Stalo. M. W. GARY, M. C. BUT LE lt, Stalo Superintendents of Agencies. CoLUMUIA, S. C., September a, 187til e Supt I) WE aak of huyera an examination of the fellowing gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Tort Wine. California Angelica. California Hock. California Museatelle. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. Suit's, 185G, Ryo. Old Virginia Glades. Puro Cognac Brandy. Theao arc all standard goods, and wo have put the prices right doten to thc bottom. Also, cheap goods of all grades, Ibo quality and prices of which willcortainly ploasti thc buyer and Bavo him monoy. Aug 27_L?RICK A LOWRANCE. : Seed - Wheat. np? BUSHELS choice RED SEED WHEAT, j O f r wale by E.; HOPE.; . ' The Boctors Recommend Beegers'Beer IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Alo. Why? They know it is unadulterated. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, hy the gal? lon or barrel. Also, in glaasn, pints and quarts. For salo low. E. HOPE STOCKS, MONDS anil COUPONS bought and sold by D. GAMRRILL. Broker. The rnfllo for Temperance Hall, Ac, will positively take place on the Kith November. B. C. SHIVER & CO. GRAND OPENING OF OUR AT 10 A. M., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, WHEN wo will display a largo and varied auuortiucnt of imported HATS, BONNETS, TURBANS, M., With a magnificent lino of FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, And everything appertaining to a first elana Parisian MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. R. O. SHIVER. ' DAVID JONES. -. sopt 2i_ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE daily receiving tho finoat READY MADE CLOTHING, tor old and young gentlemen, that have ever been o flu rod in this market. No caatom-mado can surpaea, and hut few can equal them, in style, and finish, and pi ice. II ATS. We soil tho best, at lower rates than those who don't buy from thu manufacturers direct. SHIRTS. Wo keep the Star and Truo Fit conatantly on hand, and will take orders for half dozen or moro, and ?arrant a lit. UNDER;,WE AR in all varieties. HUB li EU CLOTHING. GLOVES-Loathor, Ruck, Kid. Dog, Rat aud Seal. Bargains to ho had in GLOVES. NECK WEAR-all styles. Plain and faucv Linen and Paper COLLARS. Sleevo and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and nomo that won't coin. Wo will tako Greenbacks at par for all thone._Sept 2? Fall and Winter Goods. THE undersigned begBloave to inform his customers, and thu public general? ly, that ho has just returned from New York with tho moat choice selectiou of goods ever hrought to this market, embracing DOE? SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca fi? nieres, Vestings, Ac, of tho mom modern patterns; ALSO, A largo assortment of GENTS' FURNISH? ING GOODS. Ry paring clocc attention to business, ho cxpocts to receive a share of th? public pa? tronage. C. D. EBERHARD:. Sept 20_ Read the Evidence and ba Convincad. Dr. E. II. IIelnU*U-T)F.\n Sin: My v-ife and four o? my children were taken with Chilla and Fever ono year ago, lust August, and after exhausting "tho prescription* of Quinine' and Barks, and all oilier known remodics, without olivet, I was induced to trv your "KIN A CHILL CURE." I aili happy"to say that, after using live hot ties, they have en? tirely recovered their health. Not ono of them have had a return or a symptom of Chills since. Your reinedv is a sp?cifie. Yours, truly, S. W. MORRIS. LF.XIXOTOX, S. C. K1NA CHILL CURE for sale onlv at Sept 271 E. n. HEINITSH'S Drug Store. New Mackerel. JUST received, a full supplv of now Boston MACKEREL, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, in barrels, half barrels, epiartur barrels and kita, for family usn, f.>r salo .'ow by Sept 2?_JO HN AG NEW & SON. NlWl?LL KUY GOODS JLST IN AT THE LITTLE STORE OF C. P. JACKSON. ALARGE STOCK to ho sold at very low prices. All new btyles up to the times and DOWN IN PRICES. Wept 21 The Southern and Atlantic TELEGRAPH C.O. Now Open for Business. OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL, Supt 14 _ EDWARD R. ARTHUR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, NO. 7 LAW RANGE. WILL practico in tho Circuit and Probate Courts of Richland and adjoining Counties. July 12 +3mo GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar. IjHSJ Grand Opening J?5?F Fall and Winter Jflfflfe CLOTHING, HATS .^St^^BSBa^l ^urn^sa^nS> Coods. ^'WmaSS0mm "I? M RR ACI N G anthe afyfyi TSwB n?voltica nf the voSrsa r^ifiSfseason. Wo desire lo liwun 'W '?'?I cull the attention of the v>Bti3 "? 'lift' public to our LARGE ral E . ^iq STOCK, which for quan 8K? ' iL -'iJ tlty, stylo and variety, TB B> \ cannot ho surpasaod in lr*. ' \ *'h0 -every article ML )/y': ) being of custom make KyjKr -'J?f and especially adapted n//igr to this climate. We in Jfy -?jr tend to keep up with // 'ax "m0B catering tb ^sJylB'.a tonwrs, and shall, ns ^^fc-tfcjraJfcTj heretofore, apply our "T*i^fel^^. selves strictly totlto old ^* adage, "Quick salea and Bniall prollts." Try ns beforo purchasing elaewhero. GOODMAN A SON, Hep! 2(5 Mun street. boenro tickets in the Columbia Co-opera? tive Building Aaaoeiation. The only lino Playing Cards at POLLOCK S ?Ata.otlon Balee u : Extensive Sale of Seasonable and Fresh Do? mestic Dry Goods, without reserve. . BT JACOB LEVIN. THIS (Friday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will ?ell, at my Auction Itoom, A GENERAL VARIETY OF DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, direct from firat bands, con? sisting in part of Fall pieces of American Prints, of tbe fol? lowing manufacture: Pacific, Gloucester, Amoskoag, Redford, Pauuo, London, Ac. Heavy River Osnaburga, Roanoke and other Sheetings, Shirtings, Drillings, Stripes, Bed Ticks, Linaeye, Plaids, Providence Cloak? ing, 5-4 and 10 4 Sheetings, Cambrics, Lin? ings. A variety of Droas Goode, in quantity suf? ficient for a dress, with a variety of other Gooda-all fresh and desirable-which must bo sold. A good chance fur bargains for your ready cash. Tho stock maybe examined during tho day. Bj??t29_ THE RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF ll. & W. G. SWAFF1ELD ?HAVE JUST RECEIVED^* the largest and choicest stock JR of READY-MADE CLOTH- M INO, HATS and FURNISH--*0" ING GO >D8, that they have ever offered to the public, and embracing every HIZO made. As we intend to do a larger trade than wo h&vo heretofore doue, wo will be en? abled to Bell at H SMALLER PROFIT than wo have heretofore done. Our Freucb styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest seh-ction of Gooda ever aeen in this market. Our atylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will be superior to anything we have heretofore attempted. Our Btock of SHIRTS, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to bo seen to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all the latest atyleB. Wo are still making to order tboae perfect fitting SHIRTS. E. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. #9" Country merchants supplied ae cheap aH anv house South of New Y'ork. Bept 10 NEW GOODS ! _ HAVING jual returned from New Y'ork, HU where I made my pu: chasca, I am pro rta pared to show one of tho MOST CHOICE -iEuLand SELECT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar? ket. My atock embrarea French, English aud ?scotch Caaaimeres, Cloths and Vestings, and a full supply of Genta' Furnishing Gooda ge? nerally. 1 have alao a very largo atock of the celebrated "Star Shirts." A share of patron? age is i I'speetfnl Iv s. licited. Kept 17_J. F. EISENMANN. Boarding. MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI announces that her establishment, Southwest cor? ner of Sumter and Lady streeta, is prepared to accommodate Boarders, permanent and transient, where tho tastes and comforts of the moat fastidious will ba guaranteed. Sept 5_flm* E. A. PRINGLE, Cotton Seller and Gen. Produce Broker, Central Wharf, Charleston. REFERENCES -Charleston-Hon. C. T. Lowndes, President Bank of Charleston: W. B. Smith, Esq., President Union Bank of Charleston; Robert Adgor, Eaq., B. C. Prosa ley, Eaq. Newberry, S. C.-Rob't L. MoCaugh rin, President National Bank of Newberry. Chester, S. 0.-Messrs. McAliloy A Brawley. Special attention given to the consignment and sale of COTTON, Dried Fruit, Ac. Sept 1 _ _jim C. R. HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Commis. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8 . C. August 10_t3tno For Sale. i nnn nnn FEET LUMBER. Par JL?"\J\ '4VV/U tiee can be supplied at reasonable rates bv applying to Sept'J JOHN E.~OYLES, at nope'* store. State of South Carolina-Richland Co. COU HT OF COMMON EL EAS. Mrs. Sarah J. Harm, Plaintiff, a? ai nat James G.Gibbta. D?tendant. I To TUE D?FENDANT, JAMES G. CHIBES: YOU aro hereby aumraooed and required to answer the complaint in this action, ot which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to eerve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber, at bis office, in the city of Columbia, in the said State and County, within twenty dava aftor the service hereof, excluaivo o' the day of euch service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within thc limo aforesaid, the plaintiff in thia action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the oomplaint. JAMES D. TRADEWELL, Plaintiffs Attornev. Datod at Columbia, 8. C., Auguat 1G, 1871. To THE DEFENDANT, JAKES G. GIUDES: Take notice thatthe summons in this action, of which tho foregoing ie a'popy, waa filed in tho offico of the Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas, at Columbia, in the County of Rich? land, in tho State of Snath Carolina, on the 16th day of August, 1871. JAMES D. TRADEWELL, riaintiff s Attorney. Coi.UMMA, 8. C., Anguat 23, 1871. August 23 _wf!2 FRESH TURNIP SEED! ?J^UTA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, Fe r sale by W. 0. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, I July 20 3mo Opposite Columbia Hotel.