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COLUMBIA, S? G. Saturday Morning,September &)t 1871. THE LAW OF COTTON BALES. -An Act of February 28, 1871, passed by Con-' gross, proscribes "that no loose hay, loose cotton, or loose hemp shall be car? ried as freight on any Bteamer carrying, passongors; nor shall baled ootton or hemp bo carried in suck steamers unless the bales are compactly pressed, and thoroughly covered with bagging or similar fabric, and scoured with good rope or iron bands; and every balo of ootton or hemp that shall be shipped or' carried on any passenger steamer with? out conforming to the provisions of this section, ahull be subject, to a,penal ty of five dollars; which bales shall be liable, to seizure and sale to secure the pay-; meut of such penalty." This, the Journal of Commerce thinks,, ought to bo a sufficient inducement to' planters to cover their ootton aa well aa to pack it properly. This Act is now in force, and as the penalty is easily col? lected, and half, as the Journal infers, goes to the informer, o ur Sou thom friends will do well to stir up all their packers on thia subject. Every bale of ootton paoked this fall and winter ought to be carefully covered in conformity with tho provisions of this law. THE ASIATIC CHOLERA--ITS. ADVENT INTO THIS COUNTRY.-The New York World, of the 21st, has the following: The report of the appearance of Asi? atic cholera in. New Jersey, which was printed in these columns, yesterday, created great excitement everywhere.'. It appears that the fact is - indisputable, but owing to the secrecy with which the death of the victim was kept by tho. physicians and the health authorities of Perth Amboy, the circumstances of tho case did not transpire until long after? ward. During tho past year, the difficulty between New York ship owners and Dr. Camochan has made Perth Amboy, a port of some importance, several sailing vessels having arrived there wbioh, but for the alleged exorbitant charges of the New York health officer, would have discharged their cargoes in New York. On Friday, the 8th instant, a nailing vessel arrived from a Gorman port, bringing u small number of passengers, three of whom, German women, were on. the Tuesday following taken with a strange and severe illness. On Wednes? day of last week, .ene of the patients died. The symptorasJKere those of Asi? atic cholera, and flvgfohysioiana gave their opinion that tuTflaisease^was the cause of their death. Among the phy? sicians who investigated the case was Dr. Andrews, the health officer of Perth Amboy. The place at whioh - the vio tim died is Woodbridge, & small village about th reo miles from Perth Amboy. Tho few in? habitants have become terribly alar rn ed, and during the past three days' every? body wh'o could leave have left' the place to escapo tho pestilence. The ; citizens have appointed a qommi^ttep, to -yisit places where the disease would ho likely to spread, and every effort is, being mad" to chock the progross of ; thr contagion. Tho town committee have removed, the Histor of tho victim and another woman',' both of whom are down with the 'dis? ease,, to a country place a short distance from the village, wher| a bouse, hua boon rentetL-for their occupancy.',... ' 1* THE NEGRO SNUBBED.-A great "hub bub" is raised at Ti tua ville, Po., because of the snubbing -of tho negro by. the Radicals there. A breakfast was given - to Grant, as ho was going to Cincinnati at this Titusvillo. ?evonty-five tickets were sold. - Several negroes applied for tickets, but only one of them succeeded Abraham Lee, after ranch trouble, got ono, but when he pvosnnted himself afc the door he was not allowed tb enter although he hod paid his $2. Abraham publishes an indignant card, concluding as follows: "The facts in regard to my treatment at the Marshall House tho next morning aro before the public. I need not reite rate thom hero. I will say this, how ever, that as" F approached the dining room door. Mr. Bloss was standing there, . and I wae quite ?tire' ho saw me coming Ha quietly slid away out of sight,, and I am under the impression that he did so to avoid witnessing the oonsequenoes of his instructions to Mr, Orr; for I am confident that Mr. Bloss did. not wish me to go into that dining-room, not be cause of my occupation, but because of my color. He now seeks to shelter him self behind Mr. Orr. It is my intention to seo this thing through-not on my own personal account, but on account my race, and particularly suoh of them as Mr. Bloss considers representative men. ABRAHAM LEE." THEODORE TIMON AND MRS. WOOD HUM,.-A "Life of Mrs. Victoria Wood hull," by Mr. Theodore Tilton, heB ap peared in New York, and creates a doy' "sensation." It appears that . Mrs Woodhull is guided by spjr??s, and some purpose, if tho statement be that: they directed stock operation whioh netted her $700,000. First, how ever, they provided ber an "affinity" a second marriage while Abo has a li ' husband. Here are Borne of the she can do: ; ( . "She can ride a horse like an Indian and olimb a treo like an athlete; she swim, row n boat, play billiards danpe; moreover, as tbo.orown of, ?)hysical virtues, she can walk all ike sit English woman/1 : .' Mrs. Woodhull never goes .to church whatever. She manufactures own religion. An exchange nays the crime of the bair out of your wife's head is not' sinful an it formerly waa. It ia just ungentlemanly us< ever, but it dooen hurt n? it used ^bi ! ' di??* Tbero is uo country under tho sun Whian, in HO enormously enriched by itu absent sons ns Great Britain. A perfect stream of gold is forever gowing iu upon fch?t small island from-all perta of tho world. Not ouly aro the tbousauds heaped up ia . India, China, America, (North nud South,) nud Australia, brought baot by, those, who havo boen fortuuato in their career abroad to spend and bequeath in'thocouutry whero alone they imagine they eau enjoy ali tba good, things-of thia world, bul tho humbler clasa.ywho are ia. .their degree successful abroad, arcoon ti n nully remitting umountB which make a splendid aggregate. Tho returns of the emigration commissioners show that iu tho twenty-three years from 1818. to 1870, inclusivo, there- has been sent homo from North America, through banks and commercial houses,' a sum up? wards of ?10.334,000. Of what has boon sout homo through private channels there is no account. Since the collapse of the oil specula? tion, comparatively little haB been said about petroleum, and" few people havo any adequate idea of the important rank it holds among the prbductious of this country. Prom the report of tho Bureau of Statistics, it appears that last year pe? troleum was the fourth article of export from the United States, exceeded only by breads tuffs, cotton and corn. The total value of tho petroleum exported amount? ed to nearly $36,000,000. The battle of Dorking has begun; tho British cavalry at Aldersh'ott have been routed by two dogs. They got into a fight and frightened the horses that were picketed near. These broke loose and stampeded the rest, whioh charged in every direction through the cavalry camp. I Ro8ult--muoh mess property de? stroyed, one man badly iujured, aud Prince Arthur's tent nearly run over; all owing to defective picket ropes. It is unid that within eighty-six work? ing days the now Territorial Govern? ment of Washington City passed bills appropriating $10,600,000. The Patriot says that the existing aud proposed debt and expenditures created under the late corporation and the present Territorial Government will reach $14,000,000, equal to one-fifth of the whole property of the District upon the assessment of last year. The Hillsboro (N. C.) Recorder Baye "that during the war an accomplished lady, thou residing in Gold abor o, N. C., dreamed a piece of music and awoke with tho melody fresh in ber mind. She got up in her night dress, went to the piano dud played it off. A lady friend arranged the notes to suit it, aud it is now sold by the music dealers under the title of 'Voices from the South,' and has become quite popular." It would appear from recent reports that the English Government is about scuding a full minister to San Domingo, io order to counteract what are called "the designs" of the Uuited States in that region..1 The now diplomatic repre? sentative Is Spencer St. John, who is represented to be an able, adroit aud ac? tivo man, with great experience of the people with whom he bas to deal. Search hmong the statutes of New York has unearthed one whioh appears to cover the sin of publishing abortion? ists' advertisemebts. Tho Tribune un? derstands that the law offioers have noti? fied the papers heretofore offending in this regard that if the offeuoe bo not promptly discontinued, their proprietors will be prosecuted. The South-eastern Conference of Indi? ana Methodists, now in session, hos voted unanimously that horse-racing, theatres, cireuses, card-playing, base ball dubs, social play parties, aud tho dance, whether in the parlor or the pub? lic hal), are detrimental to virtue and re? ligion, contrary to the spirit of the Gos? pel, and hostile to spiritual growth. If numbers are any security against corruption, the Massachusetts State Convention to select tho Republican can? didate for Governor, ought to bo a re? markably upright body, for it will con? sist, according to the local papers, of no less thau 1,092 delegates. Squabbles, an old bachelor, shows his old stockings which ho hos just darned, to a maiden lady, who contemptuously remarks: "Pretty good for a man darn? er." Whereupon Squabbles rejoins: "Yes, good enough for a woman, daru tier." The deputy marshal of Pensacola, Fla., [ios a novel method of collecting city Laxes. A man who failed to respond to ;he first demand was knocked down and brutally beaten in the presence of his family. Money to Loan. ?? AAh TO LOAN, on collaterals. ??)?>Jvy?Vf\/vJ Apply at tho Citizens javiogs Bank. JOHN O. B. SMITH, Bopt 21 J61T2 Assistant Cashier. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing tho aervicct of a half dozen activo Canvassing Igonts in South Carolina for tho Universal jtfO Ioanranco Company, of Now York, with rhom liberal terms will no made. Wo dee-ire .IBO rospoDBiblo Local Agents for oach town n the State. M. W. GARY, M. C. BUTLER, Stato Superintendents of Agencies. COLUMBIA, 8. 0., September 8,1871. Bopt 0_' '. .1 Vinum Cibi Et Ferri. Extract of Beef, Iron and Wine, A NEW MEDICINE FOR Eufoobled Digestion, LOBS of Appe tito. Tone and Vigor, Impoverished Hood, Nervous Debility. Eapooially adapted 0 weak stomaohs. As a nutrient tonio and mild stimntant this Om,binatien has proved especially efiloacious ? many oases of enfeebled digestion, loas of one and vigor, impoverished blood, and in he many ailments consequent upon goneral oblllty. It ia prepared with great caro from oloctod beef, one-third of which has beon artially roasted to develop tho osmazomo; bus rendering it moro grateful to tho tasto nd leas apt to occasion disgust from con inuod use. Vor salo hy EDWARD H. HEIN1TSH, Aug 29 j Chemist and Druggist. Tho only fino Playing Cards at POLLOCK s 0 Th ? Ladies Know Host! THE CROWDS, THAT DAILY VISIT THU POl'ULAB AND LOW-PRICED DOY OOODS HOUSE OP W. D. LOVE & CO.. FULLY demonstrate that their tasto ia making selections for this market, both in stylos and quality, oaonot bo oxcellod. Wo daily heat ladies say that our assort? ment of Dress Goods is tho heat in town. Wo intend to koop it so through tho Boason, if money and onorgy can do it. All the other departments aro well Buppliod with tho boat- makos of goods in tho market. Oar Dross Gooda comprise all tho now fa? brica, both foreign and domestic, including our Compass brand of BLACK ALPACA, double-faced, decidedly tho cheapest and beat Alpaca in tho State, having both sidos alike. Our patterns in CARPETS and RUGS aro choico. Blankets, Sh&wlu, Cloaks, Sacks sud Sackings, wo havo a big line. Our atock of Gooda iur men's woar is very full, including all makes of goods. Houso-keopcra will save monoy by examining our stock of liouso-koopiug Goods. Wo only keep tho beat makos and sell at low pricos. A nico lino of ladioa' White Underwear, mado in khe host manner, of Ano material. Our Laoo and Embroidery Department al? way? cimtnin the newest novelties. Our lino of Fancy Geode is always complete. .We Bell tho beat WHITE DRESS SKIRT In tho H tato for tho money, as well as Alexander and CoarvolBior KIDS, whieh noed no recom? mendation, Grauitevills Homespuns aad Pendleton Yarns to the Irado at factory prices. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invite, all to iOBpect our attractive Stock, which our polito and attentive salesmen will show freely. Wo koop only tho best makes of gooda, and havo but ono price. Samples aeut by mail. WM. D. LOVE A CO.. Columbia Botet building. Main street. W. D. LOVE. _B. B. McCitEEnv. GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar. Grand Opening Full and Winter small profita, elsewhere. Sopt 2fi Try CLOTHING. HATS Furnishing Goods. EMBRACING all tho novelties of the ?canon. We desire tu oall tho attention of tbo publie to our LARQE STOCK, which for quan? tity, style and variety, cannot bo surpassed in tho city-ovory article being of custom make and especially adapted to this climate. We in? tend to koop up with tho times in catering to tho tastos of our cus? tomers, and shall, as heretofore, apply our? selves strictly to the old adago, "Quick Bales and us before purchasing GOODMAN & SON, Main at root. - nOOLEY'C POWDER ll rapidly ?ujxrMdlng aU'otbcr ri reparation* for produrlnir SUjant, Bant and rTAoIejoow ROLLS, MISCCITS, BREAD, -EuctwArat and other Criddle CM ci. JVr/?(ly Ture and Cattail*, and alaaf? reads for 1m**dta1e tua. Tho CHEAT EST BMng ravdtr in tie WOULD, ?nj lt WILL KEEP <j.V ZSXD OB SKI, in on/ climate, /or ye?ra. It la well adaptai to th? tia? sf Uauteketpert, li Inert, Hartnett, Bmigrantt, Jr . and la la fae?, in 'nerf r-ptct, AtDKST TE AST POWDEH made "for tit JCiLtXcn, lim Comp, fJU GatU;.. " SOLD nr o HOCK aa u DEALERS EV En TW it ERF. Miuntfaotoxod by DOOLEY &. BROTHER, 69 NEW STREET. NEW-YORK. _May 23_j fimo BOY THE GENUINE Standard Scales, Moro than 250 Different Modifications. IOXNT8 ALSO Fon TUE MEST Al. A UM HONEY DB AW En. CAI RB ANKH Ai CO., 252 Broadway, New York. FAIRBANK?, BROWN ?fe CO., 118 Milk street, Jioslon. For sale by JOHN AGNEW A SON, Sopt 27 wf 4rno Columbia, S. 0. Financial anil Commercial. ALARM CASH DR ARE W! Till Tripping Prevented ! EVERY Merchant Should Use Than! ,'. SOLD AT fairbanks' Scale Warehouses. FAIRBANKS ?fe CO., 232 Broadway, New York. FAIRBANKS}, BROWN ?Sc CO., 118 Milk Street, Boston. For salo by JOHN AGNEW A SON, Sept 20 tuf Imo_Columbia. S. 0. Guns, Pistols, Etc. I ?INFORM my friends and public in gonoral that I have fj?jgCJtWjust received an entire new WS ?atook of Double and Single Bar? il GUNS, REPEATERS, FlaakB, Pouches, iatol-Bclts, Caps, Ruck-Shot, Cartridges, artridgoa for all kinds of Pistols, Powdor ad Shot. " . ALSO, REPAIRING done at short ndtico. Pot 8_- P{ W. ff RAFT. Main slroet. Meale f ur nbdifldat all hour B at POLI.OCKB'. nfcT?n li m?jS?i--mm?gi? "ITi B?M?; Read the Evidence and bo Convinced. Dr. E. II. neinilBh-Dzxn Bin: My vito and four of my children wero taken ' with Chills and Fever one year ago, last August, and after exhausting the prescriptions of Qutniuo and Harks, and all other known remedies, without effect, I was induced to try your "KIWA CHILL CURE." I am happy to say that, after using five bottles, thoy havo en? tirely recovered their health. Not ono. of I thom havo had a return or a symptom of | Chills since. Your remedy is a spooiflo. Yours, truly, a. \V. MORRIS. LEXINOTON. 8. O. KINA CHILL CORE for sato only at Sept 27 t E. H. HEINITSH'S Drag Store. R. C. SHIVER & (JO. GRAND OPENING OF OUR AT 10 A. M., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, WHEN wo will display a largo and variod | assortment of imported HATS, BONNETS, TURBANS, &(!., With a magnificent line of FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, And everything appertaining to a first claBS Parieian MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. R. C. SHIVER. DAVID JONE8. Sept 24_ The Best in the Market! .a a M M 3 ? O j >-? S3 Cfc IHA VE Just returned from New York with tba finest stock ia the market, embracing I WATCHES of all grades JEWELRY ?SBBk stylos, Silver and Flated Wiru of the TO^flr modern patterns-beautiful in design, dura- ' hie, cheap and warranted to snit. My stock includes everything to be fourni in the Now York market, and I do not intend to bo under sold. Call and examine for your aolv-H. Attoutlvo clerks will gladly show yon th(.? finest assortment of articles above named, and of Kings. Lockets, Sleeve Buttons, Breast Pius; in fact, everything needed or to bu found in a first ol?ss Jewelry atoro. ISAAC 8? VA U AC H ER, Sept 14_ _Under Colombia Hotel. THE RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF ?Kb. HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^B? IfrT tho largest and choicest stock ]?? of READY-MADE CLOTH- TOf ^mmLlHQ, HATS and FURNISH--14* ^*?ING GO JDS, that thoy have ever DiTored to tho public, and embracing every i\zts made. Aa wo intend to do a larger trade than wo havo heretofore done, wo will bo cu ibled to soil ata SMALLER PROFIT than ive have heretoforo done. Our Frooch etylea of CAS SI ME RE 3 AND VESTINGS Kro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest lolectiou of Goode ever soon in this market. Jur style of GETTING UP GARMENTS will JO superior to anything we havo horetofore attempted. Our stock of SHIRT8, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to be &ccn to be appro? bated. HATS-wo have all tho latest styles. Wo aro still making to order thoso perfect ktting SHIRTS. R. & W. C. 8WAFFIELD. MOT Country merchants supplied as cheap ia any house South of New York. Sept 10 R. & W. i). SWAFF1BLI) MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20 .Vi Hayne street and Horlbeek's Wharf, harioston, 8. C. This is the largest and loot complote factory of the kind in the outboru States, and all articles in this lino an bo furnished by Mr. P. P, Tonie at priceB hioh defy competition. ?3- A pamphlet with full ?nd detailed list f all sizes or Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and in prioes of oaoh, will bo sont free and post aid. on application to July ll ilyr_P. P. TOALE. 'he Dootors Recommend 8eegers' Beer "N preference to Loudon Portor and Scotch L Ale. Why? They know it is un adult?r?t ed. ?TOCKS, DONDS and COUPONS bought and sold by D. GAMBHILL, Brokor. Palmetto Academy, Eicbland County. TOE oxorciBQB of this Behool will bo rOH urned on MONDAY, October 0,1871. Tho object of it ia to pre jparo youth for tho University of Bouth Carolina, or to qualify ttiem for tho activo buaineaa of lito. By virtuo of an arrangement made by the Troa teoB with the Ht ate authorities, this institution now stand J on a Bolid habib, nuder tho sup port of tho State. Tuition will be given free of charge. Board eau bo obtained at from $2 to $3 a wook. For fnrthor information, ad droBS EIVERS WRIGHT, Sopt 20 _Principal, GadBdon, 8. 0. School Notice. MISS WADE will reeumo tho exorcises of bor SCHOOL on MON? DAY, the 2d of October. Sept 21_thtns 3 Columbia Male Academy. Classical and Mathematical School. THE next soesion will begin on MONDAY, October 2. Thestudios fcombraco a full high behool course, ^including French. !? For particulars, apply to tho un ?cioigue?, or io irr. J. H. Muller, First Assistant. HUGH S. THOMPSON. Sept lfl_Principa i. School Notice. MRS. 8. C. GOODWYN will re JgkOpon her DAY SCHOOL for girla > on the 18th of September. Terms for Preparatory Class $0 por quarter; for Advanced Class $8 per quarter. Apply at Dr. R. W. Taylor's. Sept 3_||Gtuth3 School Notice. THE exercises nf my School will be rosumed on MONDAY, October 2,1871. MRS. S. S. MoCULLY. Bept 20_tutbm3 MR. BARNWELL'S CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL FOR. ROYS. THE exercises of thia SCHOOL will be resumed on the first MON? DAY in October. For t er m ?, ito., ?pp ly at rosi denco at tho corner of Plain and Hondoraon Btreota. Sept 12 $13 Columbia Female Academy. EXEROI8ES will bo resumed here on MONDAY, October 2. The ^course of study will bo thorough fand completo, our aim being to 'enable pupils to acquire a aound odncatiou, and we desire to receive nono but such as oom o for that purpose. Stn douta in the higher branches will have the aid of Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Telescope and Globes. Boarders will bo nnder tho charge of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, and will be cared for as membors of tho family. TEBM3-PEU MONTH. Board, including everything but washing.$25 Tuition-advanced classes, (5 and. 6 Primary classes. 4 No oxtia charge for Latin, Fronch or Draw? ing. Mimic, per quarter.(30 Music, beginners.20 JANE II. REYNOLDS, ! SOPHIA M. REYNOLD8, Aug 9 wBtO_P rinoipalB ._ Sixty-five First Prize Medals Awarded THE GREAT Southern Piano MANUFAOTORY. WM. KNABE & CO. Manufacturera Grand, Square and Upright PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE. MV. rHE8E instruments havo been before tbs public for nearly thirty years, and upon :hoir excellence alone attained an unpurchas ?d pre-eminence, which pronounces them uno-, malod. Their TONE Combines great power, sweetness and fine dngiug quality; as well as great purity of in onation, and awcetneos throughout thc entire malo. Their TOUCH [s pliant and elastic, and entirely freo from .he stiffness found in so many pianoB. IN WORKMANSHIP They are unequaled, using nono but tho very mat seasoned material, the large capital om doyed in our business enabling ns to kocp lontinually an imnmnao stock of lumber, Ac, m band. ' ts*" All our square pianos have our new im >roved OVERSTBUNO SCALE and Agraffe Treble. ?W We would call spocial attention to our ate improvements in GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE GRANDS, patented August 14, 866, which brings tho piauo nearer perfection han bas yet been attained, ?vrf y Plano fully Warranted for 5 Ycart Wo havo made arrangements for the sole wholesale, agency for tho moBt celebrated 'A H.LOU ORGANS and MEL OD EONS, r Inch we oller wholesale and retail, at lowest aotory prices. WM. KNADE & CO., May 23 ilTCnio Raltiinore, Md. SELTZER Never Nauseate m. Weak stomach. 'ho condition ot a weak stomach was never et improved by cathartic drugs. They mere f increase the irritation, which it ls all-im ortant to allay. Thero is no preparation i:. xistence which BO quickly and certainly ro eves nausea as 'ARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT. ts immediate effeot ie to sootbo and refresh ie uneasy organ. It arrests vomiting or tho (.position to vomit,'at once, and carries off ithout pain, through tho intestines, the lorbid emetic matter which is the provocs vo of nanaoa. A doso of tho Aperient will Iwaya effectually "settle the stomaoh" after nigbt'a dissipation. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Sept 26 $6 HILLS AND FEVER. CHILLS AND FEVER/. CAN POSITIVELY BE O UR ED BY mum CHILL CURE. t&- TRY A BOTTLB-?? NO CURE! NO PAY! Why stand to doubt, When trying will find it out. For salo only by E. H. HEINIT8H, Bept 10 i_Proprietor and Druggist. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal J lon or barrel. Also, in glaass, pints and tarts. Forsalelow._E. HOPE The raffle for Temperance Hall, &o., will' isitively take place on the 10th November. . \ Foreclosure of Mortgage. TO. C. l'EIKOlT? d? BON, AucUoD?rn. BY virtue of the power duly conierrod on tho Citizens' Saviuga Bank, of Columbia, by A. II.Monteith and John Irwin to foreclose mortgagee for the pnrpose of satisfying their debt, the Citizens' Havings Bank will proceed to sell, at public auction, before tho Court House, in Columbia, on the FI LIST MONDAY in October next, all and singular the mort? gaged premises hereinafter described, to wit: All that lot or parcel of LAND, situated in tho city of Columbia, South Carolina, and bounded on tho North by Divine street. East by Assembly street, South by Blossom street, and West by Catos street; 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 oily of Columbia, South Carolina, bound? ed on tho North by Bice street, East by Boll street, South by Tobacco street, and Wost by Marion street; containing four acres, more or loss, mortgaged SB the property of A. H. Mon? teith. Tho above property will be divided in lots to suit purchasers. ALSO, All that certain traot or parcel of Land, situated iu Richland County, about nine miles from Columbia, containing402J acres, moro or lees, and bounded on the North by Black Lake, on thp East by lands of Mrs. Brevard, South by Kafford'8 Crook, and West by ianda of Dr. Alfred Wallace; mortgaged as tue pro? perty of A. IL Monteith and John Irwin. Tei ms cash. Tho town property will bo di? vided into quarter aero lota. WM. MARTIN, Preeident of Citizens'Savings Bank. For particulars iuqnire of ' E. W, SIEBELS * CO., ? Sept12 j_Beal Estate Brokers. The State of South Carolina-Union Co. COURT OF PROBATE. Sarah A. Dogan. J. B. Steadman,- O. Y.~8toed man, Plaintiffs, against Sarah A. Stringfel? low, William 8. Dogan, Ann E. Arthur, W. D. Hnniphiies, Emma D. Humphries, Car? rie Scaifo, Josie Scaife, William L. Scaite and James D. Scaifo, Defendants.-Sum mons for Belief. To TUE DEFENDANTS: YOD ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re? quired to answer the petition in this ac? tion, which in filed in the office of the Probate Court for said County, and to servo a copy, of your answer to tho said petition on the sub? scriber, at bia office, at Union, South Caroli? na, within twenty days after the aorfice here? of, exclusive of tho day of snob servico; and if you fail to answer tho petition within tho . time a fores aid, tho plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relier demanded in the petition. Dated 20th September, 1671. * JAMES B. 8TEEDMAN, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the Defendants, Mrs. Sarah A. Stringfel? low, William S. Dogan, Garri? Scaife, Josie Roatfe, William L. Scaife and James D. Scaife: Take notice that the summons in this ac? tion, of which the foregoing is a copy, waa died in thu office of the Probate Jndge for Union County, at Union, in the County of .inion, and State of South Carolina, on the 20th day of Septoinbax, 1871; and that you are required to appearjjJfl?o cause by tho 27th Jay of NoTuaibor TOgTor tbo %>1 alu tiffs will ipply to the Court for tho relief demanded in tho potition. JAMES B. ST KED M AN. : Plaintiff' Attorney UNION, S. C., 20th Septembor, 1871. Sept 28 sG_._ The State of South Carolina. COUNTYof YORK-CO URTof. PROBATE Hannah B. Spencer, Petitioner, against Mar? tha Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Hr., Marga? ret Spencer, Joseph Spencer, James Harbi Bou, Tliomas Harbison, Francis Brenner, Mary Spencer, Themas Spencer, Jr., John Spencer, Jackson Spencer. Jesse Hpnnoer, Josiah K. Spencer, Elizabeth J. Spencer, Robert B. Spencer. Mary Spencer and Susan Cunningham.-Summons in Partition. ro TUE DKKENDAT?TS ABOVE NAMED: M YOU are hereby summoned and required to auBwer the 'petition in thia-action, vineh has been flied in thoTrobato Jndgo's ifflce for York County, and to serve a copy of rour answer to the said potition on the aub icriher, at bis office in Yorkville, South Cam? ina, within twenty days after the service lereot, excluBive of the day of such service; ? nd if you fail to answer the petition within he time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action rill apply to the Court tor the relief demand id therein. .. Dated Yorkville, S. C., September 8,1871. JAMES F. HART, Plaintiffs Attorney. ?o James Harbison, Thomas HarbiBon, Fran? cis .Spencer, Mary Spencer, Thomas Spen? cer, John Spencer. Jackson Spencer, JOBBO Spencer, Josiah K. Spencer, Elizabeth J. Spencer, Robert B. Spencer, Mary Spencer and Susan Cunningham. Tako notice that thia action ia oommenced ar the partition of land in the Probate Court a and for tho County ot York, and that a nmmonu in this action, of which the f?rego Qg ia a oopy, was filod in the office of the ndgo of said County, at Yorkville, in said tate, on the 8th day of September, 1871. JAMES V. HART, Plaintiffs Attorney. Yon XVI LLB, 8. C., September 9, 1871. Sept 15_ f6 tate of South Carolina-Richland Co. IN THE COMMON PLEAS, 'ho Citizons* Savings Bai k of South Carolina, f. tai nt iff, against The Cypress Manofactur ag Company and Thomas E. Gregg, James S. Guignard. John Guignard, James B. G. Mavrant. John Preston, Franois W. Wing, Philip M. Porchor. John H. Kinard, John Watios, William E. Bachman, John ' W. Parkor, William H. Talley, John T. Darby, William Wallace, Edward P. Alexander, Edward Hope, Lovick P. Miller and G. Conkling, Jr., mombera of tho said Compa? ny, d?fendante. b John Preston and G. Conkling, Jr.. each a defendant in the action above named: ?7*0U are horoby summoned and required to ?L answer the complaint in this action, of hcih a copy is herewith served upon you, nd to servo a copy of your anBwor on tbe .lbscribors, at their office, on Richardson ;reet, In Columbia, 8. 0., within twenty days ["tor tho service of this summons on yon, ex lusivo of the day of service. If you fall to QBwer the comslaint within tho timo aforo lid, tho plaintiff will tako judgment against m for the Bum of .fourteen thousand and ght hundred dolara, with interest at the ito of eighteen per cent.' per annum, from ie 18th day of January, nne thousand eight iindred and seveuty-ono, and coats. . POPE & HASKELL, Plaintiff's'Attorneys. Dated Columbia, 8. C., September 20, 1871. [L. a.] D. B. HILLER; O. (J. ?OJ '" ' 7 the Defendant, John Preston, and io the' De? fendant, G. Conkling, Jr.: . Tako no ti co that the summons iu thia action, which the foregoing is a oopy. and tho mplalbt thorewith, were filed in the offleo of o Clerk of tbo Conrt of Common Pleas, at ilumbia. in tho County or Richland, in the ato of South Carolina, OQ tho 20th day of ptomber,T871. POPE ce HASKELL, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Datod COLUMBIA, S. 0., September 38,1871. Hoot 24_ . ?nfl Old Virginia Hamb. a1,000 lbs. Virginia (country-oared) HAMS, for ?ale by ' 1 SeptO , EDWARD HOPE. The raffle for Temperance itali, Ac, ?Ul Bit ivory tako place on i he 10th November,