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roroiga Affaiwi r; NOON DESPATCHES. ' SPAIN QUIET-TERRJPIO GALE IN ENGLAND - -GERMANS EVACUATING OISE-DIFFER? ENCES BETWEEN PRANCE AND ITALY El OT IN CORK-ARBITRATION REJECTED - AMADEUS* PROGRESS, AO., AO. MADRID, September 30.-Marshal Serano is proposed for tho Presidency of the Cortes. AU is quiet in Spain, and the recent agitation on the part of the CarlistB was utterly unsuccessful. EleotionB will be held on Sunday: LONDON, September"30.-The British revenue for tho year closing to-day, shows a decrease of a million sterling. A terrific galo was experienced to-day at Yarmouth, and occasioned grout damage to property slang the sea eoast, and on the river Yare, and to shipping in the roads. The Algerian insurrection has occa? sioned much agitation on the fron tier'of Tunis, and u despatch from that quarter notes contiuual increase in dis? turbances. PARIS, October 1-Mid-night.-Tho Germans commenced withdrawing from the department of Oiso Sunday after? noon. Differences have arisen between France andTtaly, respecting the Pontifi? cal debt. MADRID, October 2.-At nn official re? ception at Don Espartera's bouse, the ex-Minister addressed tho King as fol? lows: "If nt any time tho enemies of Spain should seek to overthrow its liberties and ihdependeuoe, and a young King plaoe himself ab the head of the army, I mud' my comrades will follow him." Tbe.reception was graud. LONDON, October 2.-There was a fight at ! Cork, on Sunday, between thc p'olice and supposed Fenians. Shots . were exchanged, abd one policeman wounded. Three arrests were made. The bark Sorullo went ashore during the late guie. Six rescued, four starved to death .in the rigging, nnd four were drowned. "The ship Mount Sinai wat burned at sea. The recent gale extended to the continent, damaging the oropi and vineyards und prostrating tho tole graphs. PARIS, October 2.-Viotor Hugo bat written to Thiers, strongly interceding for clemency in Bochefort's case. There are no intimations that tho appeals ir Boohefort's favor will be favorably . entertained. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, October 2.-Proprietors de cline to accept arbitration at Newcastle ?because the workmen are gone elsewhere, They cannot afford to make concession: unless they secure skilled labor thereby MADRID, Qotober 2.-During bis pro gross, Amadeus expended ?50,000 in do mitions and received,3 1,000 petitions. PABIS, October 2.-Thiers writes Huge . that the pardons of the commission aloin can modify, the sentences of the militan tribunal. American Intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES-SALT DAKE TROUBLE! -OOLLATSE OP THE CUBAN INSURRECTIOl -INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER SYS TEM-MODIFICATION OF INJUNOTION PBVER DEATHS, AC, AO. Roon ESTER, September 30.-Georg H. Mumford, a prominent citizen of thi place, pnd for roany years connecte! with tho. Western Union Telegraph Com puny, died, suddenly, -this evening, o apoplexy. He was attending to busines this morning. . NEW YORK, September 30.-Judg Barnard has granted an order to oompc the senior member of the firm of Ingei soil & Co. to appear, to be' examined fe the purpose of eliciting testimony o whioh to base a oomplaiat or complaint in one or more suits that have been inst tuted against some of the city officials. MEMPHIS, (?September 30.-A larg number of horses have arrived for th races next week, which promise to L unusually good. CHICAGO, 'Ootober 1.-The Burlingto warehouse, an immense brick buildin between the railroad traok and Sixteent street, was bumed. Nearly 200 tim had goods stored in the warehous valued at $800,000. The part of ti building used os a bonded warehous .containing $3,000,000 worth of good oscaped, by reason of a large fire wal There is an aggregate insurance ? $700,000 on tho goods destroyed. Lo of building $50,000. One" man w burned to death, and it is feared tim others perished. Several firemen wc . injured. ST. LOUIS, Ootober 1.-Tho Southe: Hotel safe was robbed of $3,500. WASHINGTON,*Octob?r 1.-The Treas ry sells $2,000.0110 of gold each Thui day, and buys $2,000,000 of bonds ea? "Wednesday of Ootober. CINCINNATI, October 1.-K. J. Mon has been re-elected Mayor. Isaao Smith, a citizen who had visit Natchez, died bf yellow fever here, y< terdoy. The viotim, while at Nateln went into a vault and saw the body of 1 brother, who bad died of yellow fever SAN FRANCISCO, Ootober 2.-Tues (Arizona) advices state that there is safety for either life or property on t Gila River from Mexioan bandits. Mi ioan and Arizona residents are murdei indiscriminately. BIOHMOND, VA. , October 2.-A bill inj unction,against tho Virginia and Ti nessee Railroad Company and its Pr? dent, General Mahons, was filed t morning, in. the United States Circ Court, by Jas. E. Lison, of Baltimore non-resident stockholder, charging I .consolidation of that road with oth to bo illegal and unconstitutional; i that the President and officers prop to issue bonds for $8,000,000, Recur the Bame upon tho consolidated ro and their earnings, including the ^ ginia and .Tennessee, South-side i Norfolk and Petersburg Bonds, un the name of the Atlantic, Mississi und Ohio Railroad Company. Tho charges that any such use of said ro and property is ill?gal and doatrooUvo of ibo'bights of'stockholders, BS'la tb o oarrying on of the consolidation act in other' respecta. The bill, therefore, prays for an injnnotiou against 'any act to carry out such consolidation, aud es? pecially the issuing and selling of bonds, and scouring the same by a lieu upon the stock. Judge Bond has passed an order for hearing the motion for injunction on the 20th instant, which, by practice of the court, operates as a restraining order until Ibo hearing. NEW YORK, Ootober 2.-A Bpeoial to the Herald, from Silt Lake, reports tho rumor that Brigham Young has been in (hoted, and will be tried this week. The Mormons continue to buy arms. The Mormon journals advocate opon resist? ance. It ie understood that the Federal authorities ask for reiuforoements. WASHINGTON, Ootober 2.-The jury in tho case of Durden, for killing McCar? thy, were out ten minutes, uud returned u verdict of "not guilty." HAVANA, October 1.-The t?l?graphie lino between Havana and Puerto Princi? pe, which pusses through tho district of Camagnoy, stronghold of tho lato ii surreotion, has been completely re? established, and is now in working order. The liue hud bcon out by the insurgents nt tho beginning of the Struggle, and kept interrupted over since by their possession of the inter? vening largo torritory of Camagney. SALT LAKE, October 2.-The first three companies of United States troops havo arrived. They were sent by Gen. Auger, upon the requisition of Gov. Woods. NEW YORK, Ootober 2.-The Cuban Junta celebrated their anniversary on Saturday night. According to tho state? ments made, thc insurrection is ns strong as ever, and the revolutionary govern? ment continues its regular organization. NIGHT DESPATCHES. NEW YORK, October 2.-International money orders between United States and Great Britain commenced to-day. lle mittances may also be made via Switzer? land to the principal towns und cites in Austria, Hungary, Spain, llussia, Swe? den, Denmark, Greece, Egypt, East lu? dia and China.. Judge Barnard has modified the iu juuetion order which restrains the pay? ment of money without the endorsement of Comptroller Green, and prohibits the raining of money without the sanction of the Board of Apportionment. CHICAGO, October 2.-Wm. French, editor of the Lacou (111.) Statesman, is dead. HELENA, MONTANA, October 2.-Afire, originating in the Herald office, destroyed that office, tho post office, and several adjoining buildings. Loss $75,000. WASHINGTON, Ootober 2.-The Secre? tary of the Navy goes to Ohio to' aid in the cumpaign. The President leaves Chicago hituerwurd to-morrow. Debt statement-deereaso during the mouth. 813.500,000; coin in the Trea? sury, 390,500,000; currency, $16,000, U00. ' Tho Criminal Court, to-day, quashed tho indictment against White uud Karns dell, who refused to testify before the Senate committee. Probabilities-Falling barometer, with brisk South-westerly winds, and possibly rain, will probably prevail by Tuesday noou from Tennessee nnd Illinois to the lower lakes and New England; continued cloudy weather with Southerly winds West to Alabama; Southerly winds and increased cloudiness on tbe South At? lantic; rising barometer, with clearing weather, in the North-west. NASHVILLE, TENN., Ootober 2.-The Legislature organized with John C. Vaughan aa Speaker of the Senate, and James D. Richardson, Speaker of the House. CHARLESTON, October 2.-Arrived steamers Gulf Stream, Philadelphia; Champion, New York; schooners R. W. Brown and Virginia Ross, New York. Sailed-steamer Falcon, Baltimore. One fever death during the twenty four hours ending at noon to-day. NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-The Board of Health report the interments for the week at 116-only one from yellow fever. The death reported by yellow fever was thut of a man from Natchez, taken shk seven days after his arrival. He was carried to tho Charity Hospital on the 27th, and died on the 30th September. No other death from yellow fever has occurred in the lust niue days. A negro preacher at a Georgia camp meeting told his hearers they could never enter Heaveu with whiskey bottles in their pockets, and urged them to "briug 'em right up to tho pulpit." and he would "offer 'em a sacrifice to de Lord." It was done; but tho preacher was found incapable when tho hour for evening service arrived. New ii ac ko rel. JUST received, a full supply of now Boston MACKEREL, Nos. 1, 2 sud 3, in barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels and kits, for family usn, for eulo ow by Sept 20_JOHft AGNEW & SON. Barley! Barley! PLANTERS can havo SEED BARLEY at $1.25 per bushel. Terms cash. Sept 22 JO UN O. S EEG EUS. Hardware, etc. 1 f\f\ DOZEN AXES. IV/V/ 4? bales bagging. 20U bundlos Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. 2(10 pairs Trace Chains. Just recoived and for salo at lowest market pricou. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Butter. 4TUBS Virginia Valley BUTTER, 6 tubs Mountain Butter. 3 tubs due Goshen lintier. All nice and fresh and for salo LOW. Pot 1_L?RICK .V LOW HANGE. Mules and Horses. <f\r-fM? AS wo intend lo romain,inJ^^ >f?*r\;o)umina all winter, per- HBa * 1 ?J t. in want of FIN E?J3fc STUCK, will have an opportunity ot IUS?IHK solectinna at different times. Wo havo .just received a oar-load ot priam MULES, winch will bu disposed of "righi." Supt 23 J W. S. A J. M. TOLBERT. Financial and Commerciale rt ri?? >?< . COLUMBIA, Si O.i Ootober 2.- Sui CH of ootton to-day 65 bales-middling 17$?o. NEW YORE, Ootober i.-The cotton movement shows a large inoreaso in re? ceipts and export? as compared with lust week. Receipts at all ports .for the week 3-1,073 bales, against 20,606 Ia3t week, 12,561 for the previous week, and 9,137 three weeks Bince. Total receipts Bince September 1, 76,343, against 124, 649 for tho corresponding period of the previous year, showiug a decrease of 48,806. Exports from all ports for the week 12,413, against 10,103 for the same week last year. Total exports for tho expired portion bf the aotton year 43,070, against 29,138 for the same timo last year. Stock at all portH 99,870, against 100,419, for the sumo time last year. Stocks ut interior towns 16,602, against 19,753 last year. Stock of cot? ton in Livorpool 423,000, agni list 521, 000 last vear. American cotton afloat for G reut Britain 54,000, against 28,000 last year. India cotton afloat fer Europe 717,332, agniust 395,140 Inst year. There has beeu a marked improvement in the condition of affairs at the South during tho week; thu weather bus been cool und very little ruiu has fallen; picking is pro? gressing with vigor, and little complaints of caterpillars. NEW YORK, October 2-Noon. Flour 10@2Uo. bettor. Wheat l@2o bolter. Oom lc. better. Pork steady, at 13 50. Cotton quiet-uplands 19-}/, Orl?ans 20Jtf; sales 10,000 balee. Freights quiet. Stocks steady. Gold firm, at 14-},{". Governments dull and steady. State- bonds dull and steady. Money easy, at 6. Exchange-long 1.08??; short 1.09. 7 P. M.-Money active and sharp, ut 7; demand for discounts active. Star? ling heavy, at 7%@8. Gold U%(a\U%. Governments very steady-62s 16. States generally dull; new South Carolinas ac? tive but weak; sold down to 60@50?? from 52%. Saturday evening-Tonnes sees 71 j?; new 71}?. Virgiuias Olj.?; new 68. Louisianas 65; now 59; levees 70,J??'; 8s 82. Alabamas 100; 5s 68. Geor? gias 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 41; new 23. South Carolinas 75; now 50. Cot? ton quiet and steady; sales 1,538 l?ales uplands 19%; Orleans 20J^. Flour Southern active and firmer; commou to fair extra 7.20@7.90; good to choice 7.95 9.(10. Whiskey 1.00. Wheat closed quiet; advance lost-winter red Western 1.68@1.72. Corn closed quiet and noon's advauco nearly lost, at 77(<y 77J.?. Rico steady, at 8}<i(aj9. Pork 13.50. Lard firmer, ot lOj?" @ 10Vf. Freight? firmer. Sales of cotton to-dtiy for future delivery 5,900 bales-October 19 7-16^?l9>.<; November 19>.i@19 7-1(3; December 19 9-lG@19??. ST. Louis, October 2.-Flour buoyant -medium and lower brauds advanced 15@25c. ; winter superfine 5.25@5.50. Coin firm. Whiskey 95. Bugging un? changed. Pork 13.00. Bacon-holders auxious; shoulders 7 '?(?^.j ; clcur sides CINCINNATI, October 2.-Flour buoy? ant aud unsettled-family 7.00@7.25, but held higher. Corn 54. Pork held at 12.75@I3.00. Lard 9yx. Bacon dull -shoo ld eis 7; cleur sides 7 ?4 ; some pres? sure to sell. Whiskey 95. LOUISVILLE, October 2.-Bogging 17@ 18. Flour firmer-extra family 6.25. Corn ' active. Provisions in good de? mand, but less firm. Pork 13.00@13.50. Shoulders 1%; clear sides 8'?. Packed lard 9%@11. Whiskey 95?96. NEW ORLEANS. October 2.-Flour quiet-superfine 5..50@5.75; double 6.65 (5^6.80; treble 7.00@7.25. Ooru quiet, at 83@85. Pork dull-mesa held ot 14.50(i?l5.75. Bacon quiet, at 8^@ 9)Q ; choice sugar-cured hams 19. Sugar -old yellow and white clarified 12@13. Molasses-some inferior new receipts sold at 80. Whiskoy firmer and scarce common rectified 98; choice hold at 1.09>.<. Coffee firm-fair to primo 16>? @17><. Cotton firmer-middling 19|i; receipts 2,544 bales; sales 900; stock 17,266. BALTIMORE, October 2.-Flour very firm. Wheat ?active aud firm. Ooru firm-white 78@83; yellow 75@78. Pork firm, ut 14.50. Bacon firm shoulders 8. Lard 10(0)10%. Whiskey 1.02. Cotton firmer and held higher middling 19)?@?9??; receipts 345 bales; stock 1,385. MEMPHIS, October 2.-Cotton active -middling 18>?@18%; receipts 1,675 bales. PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Cotton quit but firm-middliog 19%@20. WILMINGTON, October 2.-Cotton firm? er-middling 18; receipts 450 bales;sales 120; stock 1,694. BOSTON, October 2.-Cotton firmer -middling 20%@20%; receipts 465 bales; sales 350; stock 4,600. CHARLESTON, October 2.-Cotton quiet' and firm-middling I8J-4; receipts 1,515 bales; sales 100; stock 8,712. MOOILE, Ootober 2.-Cotton firm middling 18%(o)19; receipts 1,382 bales; sales 400; stock 9,756. AUGUSTA, October 2.-Cotton buoyant -middling 18; receipts 300 bales; sales 450. NORFOLK, October 2.-Cotton steady low middling 18)?@18??; receipts 1,449 bales; sales 250; stock 4,796. SAVANNAH, October 2.-Cotton active and firm-low middling 18}?; receipts 1,914 bales; sales 750; stock 5^84. FRANKFORT, October 2.- Bouda 95% ?95%. LIVERPOOL, Ootober 2-3 P. M. Cotton opened strong and is now active and firmer-nplunds 9j?@9->o; Orleans 0&@9%. PARIS, Ootober 2.-Rentes 56f. 35o. LONDON, October 2-Noon.-Con? sols 92%. Bonds 92%. LIVERPOOL, October 2-Evening.- | Cottou closed active-uplands 9*?(a)9;^; Orleans 9%@9%; sales 18,000 bales. LONDON, October 2.-Evening. Consols and bouda closed at 93. Axes: Axes! I / \f\ DOZ ISN warranted AX KS, retail price LUU $i;25 each,on hand and for salo at wliolt-sulu und retail hy ?opt 20 JOHN AGNEW & HON. ? i At Private Sale. M i A, BEAUTIFUL LOT? da Araonal Hill, fejTjjf containing noarlv ono-fourt h of an aero, ?UiLeituatod on tho North nido of Hieb land, between Gatos and Lincoln streets. On the lot thero is a Dwolliog, containing four rooma, also otbor ^necessary out-boildings. This ia an opportunity to aoouro a valuablo proporty. Apply to E. W. BEIBELS & CO. Bopt 80 _3_ ONION SETS, JUST RECEIVED XS. E. JACKSON'S DRUG STOKE. Sept 30 j3_ KEW FALL DBI' MODS J?STl' AT TIIE LITTLE STORE OF C. F. JACKSON. ALABOE STOCK to bo sold at very low price?. All new styles up to ?ho limea und DOWN IN PH ICES. Kept 21 Earm for Sale. CONTAINING 200 acres, more or lesa, three lillie* from C<dumbiu. For particular*, apply to Dr. J. W. Parker, or to J. M. CRAWFORD, S, pt. If. Jl.no Cotton Town. For Sale. rpWO LOTS freut lug ott Upper street, bo JL t-vecn .Mari.m and l ull streets. Ono ol four acre?, with a ainall house and excellent well of water. Thc other contains Ihne acre?, all enclosed by a good fence. ALSO. An aero bf Ground, with a Cpttagoonit, situated on the Soul h-uaat comer bf the square on which Trinity Church stands. ALSO, Half acio Lot ou tho corner of Picketts and Laurel blreets. ALSO, Several improved Lot? in tho city, and in the country sundry Plantations, Mills" and Wood? land. Among the plantations ho offers ono of tho heat, if md tho very Lest, stock faima,of ita aizj, (1,200 acres,) in the Statu. J. W. I'AItKE't, Sept 1(5 flinn Real Estate Mrokor. NEW GOODS! _ HAVING just returned rrom New York, ^TB* where I made my pu chases, I am pre (ija pared to sbow ono ?rf tho MOST CHOICE -UiLand SELECT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar? ket. My stock ombra-on French, English and Scotch Cassimeria, Cloths and Vestings,'aud a full supply td' GcntH' Furnishing Gooda Ge? nerally. 1 have also a very largo stock of the celebrated '"Star Shirts." A share of patron? age is lespuctfully s.licited. Sept 17 J. F. EISF.NMANN. EMPORIUM OF FASHION, A Ml EV IL LE, 8. G. ffS&r*. THE heat selected stock of DRY ?sa$jj??^G(H)l)S in tho up-country. Tho l -grandest display of Millinery in nj** ftftjEf south Carolina. Dress Makin? $g SBfT dono in tho very beat of stylo. Tho j /iL. very best talent to bo had in Balti- 1 moro in charge td the Millinery ami Dress Making Departments. ltusineBsdono alrictly upon tho "cash" ay-dom. Grand opening of full an 1 winter styles to tako placo on Tues day, Octobor 10, at ll o'clock. The ladiea td tho up-country aro invited to attend. Sam? ples sent upon application. Orders for any article in tho Millinery lino will bo tilled and satisfaction guaranteed. Exponaos light and prices correspondingly low. _ Sept 30 Imo JAS. W. FOWLER. Pro'r._ Fresh Crackers. JUST received, a full anpply o? FRESH CRACKERS and BISCUITS, consisting of SODA, Sugar, Nie-Nae, Corn Flill, Jumbles, Ginger Snapps. Cream, Lemon, Egg and Arrow Root, Milk. Butler, Lunch Crackers, Au. For salo low at wholesale and retail by Sopi 27_ JQHN;; AGNEW A SON. _ The Ladies Know Best! TUK CilOWnS THAT UAILY VISIT T1IK roiTI.All I ANO LOW-l'UICKD DUY OOOUS HOUSE OF I W, D. LOVE & CO., FULLY' demonalrato that their tasto in making selections fur this market, both iii stylos and quality, cannot ho excelled. Wo daily heat ladies say that our assort? ment of Dress Goods is tho best in town. We intend to keep it so through tho season, if money and energy can do it. AU the other departments are well supplied with tho beat makes of goods iii the market. Our Dress Goods comprise all tho new fa bries, both foroign and domestic, including our Compass brand of li LACK ALPACA, double-faced, decidedly the cheapest and best Alpaca iii thu Stale, having both sides alike. Our patterns in CARPETS sud RUGS aro choice, blankets, Shawl*, Cloaks, Sacka and Sackings, wu have a big line. Our slock of Goods tor men's wear ia very full, including all makes of gooda. Hotiso-kcopers will bavc money byoxambing our stock of House-keeping Gouda. Wo only keep tho boat makoa and sell at low prices. A nico linoof ladies' White Underwear, made in tho best manner, of ri ne material. Our Laco and Embroidery Department al? ways contain tbonoweat novelties. Our linn of Fancy Goods is always completo. Wo sell the best WHITE DRESS SK I UT in tho st ate for tho money, as well as Alexander and Oonrvoiator KIDS, whiah uoed.no rocoin mondation. I Grauitevillo Ilomeapuns and Pendleton Yarns tu thu trade at factory prices. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invito all tn inspect our attractive Utock. which our polite and attentive salesmen will show freely. Wo keep only tho beat makes of gooda, and have but ono price. Samples sent by mail. WM. D. LOVE & CO.. Columbia Hotel building, Maiu street. _W. D. IJOVB. E. B. MCL'BKKKV. Seegers ' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulua Indiens Fieli Berrica lo make sleepy or headache. American Club Fish. i^^rfh.'M? A DELICIOUS relish; bettor and much cheaper than Sardines. For nab by E. HOI'K. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength anti improves their health. Mandi ll Secure tickets in tho Columbia (Jo-opera? tivo Building Association. $1,000,000$ BY tho authority of the Act ?f th? Legisla turo o? Kentucky, of March 18,1871,' the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky will give a O lt AND Ol VT CO N C E ll T, AT LOUISVILLE, KY , ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871. 100,000 TI0KET8 OP ADMIS8ION, $10 EACH, CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS, $5; I QUARTER TICKETS, *2 50. Ticket a will bo sent by registered lettor; tho money for thom may be sent by P. O. money order, greenback?, or cirait. E?ch ticket cnn sula of four quarters, value $2.CO each. The holder in entitled to admirion to tho Concert, j and tu ?he value of thc gift uwatdod to it or its fraction. ?550.000 IN O REEN HACKS will bo distri? buted to holders of tickets, in gilts from ?lu?,00l>, the highest, to $1C0, thu lowest, be i tig 721 gifts in nil. The Concert is for the benefit of tho Public Library of Kentucky. Tho Citizens' Rank of Kentucky is Trea? surer, and the Corporators und Supervisen ure the Hon. Thomat E. lim inlet te, lalo Go vernor or Kentucky, and twenty-seven of thc must distinguished mid respectable citizen) of the State. The undersigned, late principal bushiest manager ol tho very tnecesaliil Oift Concor for the boDCllt of the Mercantile Library a San Francisco, has been appointed Agent am Manager of this Grand Gift Concert. The drawing and distribution will tale place in public, and everything will bo dono ti satisfy thu buyers of Tickets that their inte rests will bo as well protected as if they wer personally present to superintend tho entir affair. For tickets and information apply to C. Il PETERS, 120 Main ?t., Louisville, Ky., No. Astor House, New York; H. N. llempsted, Nc .110 Broadway, Milwaukee. Wi-?.; M. A. Frencl Virginia City, Nevada; M.A.Wolff, No. 31 Chestnut street, St. Louis. Tickets also fe sale in every prominent pince in tho Unite Htatos.__Sept 30 112 R. C. SHIVER & CO HAVE now in stock thc most complei assortment of merchandise rvcr found i any establishment in Europe or America. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS IS KNIT WOOLEN GOODS. CLOAKING, light and medium colors, pla: and figured, and white corded. M1LLIN KR Y DEPARTMENT-Importe Hats, Turbans. Flowers and Feathers. DRESS-MAKING in latest Parisian stylos ROOTS and SHOES from every woll-kuov manufactory in America Carpets, English and American. No sue Dtock this sido of Philadelphia. ; Beautiful stock of Chromos, Lithograph Photographs, Ac. Wall Papers, Decorations and HonBe-fu dishing Gumlu. French and English Cassimeres, Reav Cloths, Jeans, Ac. Domestic Gooda, Prints and Balmor Skirts. DRESS GOODS. Our reputation will not decrease by a vii from our friends and patrons. Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hoeiery, Lace and last , but not least, our YANKEE NOTION DEPARTMENT Wu chullenge tho world to product; a mc varied assort nient of useful articles, a.id prices to suit tho million. lt. C. H H IVE U._DAV! Di JONES Fail and Winter Goods. ?S&j? THE undersignedbegsleavo toinfo X\ his customers, and the public gener - 'fy ly, that ho has just returned from f\ York with tho most dioico selection of got ever brought to this market, embracing D( SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca meres, Vestings, Ac, of tho mott modi patterns. A uso. A lnr?e assortment of GENTS' FURN IS INO GOODS. Ry paying close attention to business, expects to receive a share of tho public tronado. C. D. EBERHARD: Sept 20 CLOTHING HOUS OF CHILDS & WILEY ARE dailv receiving tho finest REA! MADE CLOTHING, for old and yoi gentlemen, that have ever been offered in t market. No custom-made can surpass, i but few can equal them, in stylo, and fm and price. HATS. Wo sell tho best, at lower rates than tb who don't buy from the mann facturer s dir SHIRTS. We keep tho Star and True Fit consta' on hand, and will take orders for half do or moro, and warrant a flt. UNDER-WEAK in all varieties. R UR R ER CL O TRI NG. GLOVES-Loather, Buck, Kid. Dog,Rat Seal. Bargains to bo hail in GLOVES. NECK WEAK-all styles. Plain and ft Linen and Paper COLLARS. Sleevo and Collar BUTTONS-Gold -.one that won't coin. We will tako Greenbacks at par for these. Sept School Notice. V^V MKS. S. C. GOODWYN wil fl^L noon hor DAY SCHOOL for | WCHMROU tho 18th of September. ^BWffir Terms for Preparatory Clai ^SaSr per quarter; for Advanced Cia per quarter. Apply at Dr. B. W. Taylor' Sept:!_lltltut "JAMES K. FRIDAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Columbia, S. C. HAVING secured the largo and conni ons Brick Warehouse with tinned (formerly occupied hy Blakelv fe Gib situated near tho track of thu Greenville Columbia Railroad, solicits from his frit tho former patrons of Blakeiy fe Gibbes tho public generally, consignments of i TON, other PRODUCE and MER0HAN on STORAGE. Particular attention giv attiring and selling COTTON. Mr. J. M. BLAKKLY still retains his nffi thoold stand. Sept. fl jl Universal Life Insurance Comps WE arc desirous of securing iho sui of A half dozen activo Canva Agents in South Carolina for tho Uuh Lite Insurance Company, of New York whom liberal terniB will oe mado. Wo i also responsible Local Agents for each iii tho State. M. W. GARY, M. o. BUTLE: State Superintendents nf Agent COLUMBIA, S. C., September 8, 1871. Sept 1)_ CHILLS AND FEVER. CHILLS AND FE' I CA N FOSITI VEL Y BE CURED J IIEIXITSII'S CHILL Cl ffW TRY A MOTTLE .? NO CURE! NO PAY! Why stand to doubt, When trying will find it ont For sale only by E. IL I1EINIT8 Sept lf> *, Proprietor and Drug STOCKS, HOMOS mill COUPONS t and aol?! by_R GA M BRI LI?; : Bri The rutilo f.?r Temperance Hull, A positively (uko place on the KU h Novel Thu milln for Temperance Rall, A positively take place on thc 10th Novoi Variety Sale io Olote Consignments. BY JAOOB LB VIN. THI3 MORNING ? at 10 o'clock, before my ?turo, without r?serve, I will sell, - lbs. 0. B. BACON SIDES, - bbls. Flour, - duzen Mixed Pickles, Toa, Soda, Dried Apples, Pipes, Ac, Ac ALSO, A variety of SHOES, Children's and M?BHOB' Bootees, Brogans, bootu, Ac, r.od sundry articles of Furniture._Oct 3 .United Slates of America, SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT. FOURTH CIBCUIT-IN EQUITT. Abram Yan Burcu and 8. Angelica, his wifo, et al., vs. John Peter Bruwn, ct al.. BY virtue of an order of tho Cour', in this caso, I will o Dur fur salo, at publie oui cry, on tho FIRST MONDAY'in November, 1871. at Columbia, at not leas than the appraised prices below stated, the following parcela of LAND: All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake," situate, lying and hoing in tho County of Kichland, in eaid State, on tho Cungaroo River, about eight nu Icu below Columbia, con faining about two thousand ono hundred and aovontj ?teres, and appraised at twelve dollars per acre. Raid plantation bas been divided lido two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by tho road running through tho plantation from tho main publio road to tho Cungaroo River, and tho tracts will bo auld separately. ALBO, Ali that PLANTATION, called "8bivcr," lying in same County and State, about eight? een mi lea below Columbia, containing thirteen hundred acres, moro or lesa, and appraised al t< n thousand dollars. TEUMS OF SALE.-One-fourth catii ; balance upon a credit of one, two and three year-, with the bonds of the purchasers, bearing in? terest at tho rato of seven per cent., payable annually, secured by a mortgage of thc lands. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. Said landa may bo purchased at private sale, on application to thc undersigned, at Sumter, S. C. J. S. G. RICHARDSON, Oct 3 J_Special Koferoe. The New Departure. WE propose tn depart tn>m tho otd fogy habit of soiling DRY GOODS at such high figures so much in vogue here, and intend from this ou to'make it tu thc in? terest of bilyera to patrunizo THE STORE OF POSTER & STEELE. We have just r turned from thc Eastern Market with a beautiful aaeortmcnt of DRY' GOODS selected with great caro, and as we bought them ?otc, wo propose to give our cus? tomers tho advantage of these LOW FIGURES t We aek especial attention to our choice lut of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prices. DRESS GOODS, the new? est designs uut, and a full stuck. We show : tho beat lino of Fringas in tho city, and at tho lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods, we offer rare bargains. Wo will mako it to the interest of buyers to examine our Stock j befuro purchasing. Sept 21 PORTER tb STEKIiK. THE REIiIABIrZS AND OLD ESTABLISHED 4 CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF E. & W. G. SWAFFIELD HAVE JUST RECEIVED oj? tho largest and choicest stock |? of READY-MADE CLOTH- \f? INO, HATS and FURNISH--"**** INO GO >D8, that they have ever offered to the public, and embracing every sign made. As we intend to do a larger trade than wo have heretofore done, wo will be en? abled to aell at a SMALLER PROFIT tb an wo have heretofore done. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest selection of Goods over seen in this market. Our stylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will ho superior to anything we have horetofore attempted. Our atock of SHIRTS. SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to be ?teen to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all tho laWat styles. Wo are still making to order those porfect tltting SH1UTS. R. & W. G. SWAFFIELD. jr*- Country merchants supplied ac cheap as any houao'Sonth of New York. Rept 10 "Motte's Victoria Ionio Bitters." KNTIRKI.Y VEGETABLE. For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, Bilious Diseusesf Oenerat Debility, and all Impurities of the Blood. THESE BITTERS have now firmly oeta bliahod themselv? s in tho favor of the public and tho medical profession. Prepared from purrly vegetable ingredients of acknow? ledged cflioicy, their unrivaled and highly tonic, stimulating and prophylactic qualities peculiarly adapt them to all oaaea of General Debility, Nervous Prostration of tho Sys? tem, Ac As an excitant of the appetite and a whole? some aid to the procesa of digestion, they will ho found to bu very cflScaoioue. while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled value to those subject to Chills and Fever, Congestion, and other miasmatic diabases. These Ritiera will be found moat wonder? fully beneficial in all cases of Debility and Ir? regularities of Females. Whcreeoi vor intro? duced, they become a standard article- a medicinal staple. Unlike thc many noxious stimulants advert if ort, they brace and fortify tho s vs tem wit bruit exoil iog undue cerebral action. They are without doubt the bent to? nic and constitutional renovator ?vi r offered to tb? public. MO ITE .V TARRANT, Manufacturera and Sole Proprietors, Newberry, 8. C. Sold by E. II. HEINIT.SU, Columbia, S. C. Septic. Gmo