Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VOrclQn A trairai ?... - NOON DE8PAT0HE8. STRIKES-COMFULSORY MILITARY SERVIOE -SHIP FOUNDERED-'FEMALE STRIKERS -CUSTOMS TREATY-PRESIDENCY OF THE" CORTES, AO., AO. LONDON, O o tob or 2-Night.-Scissor grinders, cutlers and carpenters, of Shef? field, and the spinners of Bolton and Dundee, have struck. The strikers in Newcastle held a mass meeting, to-day, and passed resolutions, to insist ou their demand and persevere in the strike until its objeots were accomplished. STOCKHOLM, October 2.-The Upper House of Parliament has approved the olause of the bill for the reorganization of the army, whioh makes military service compulsory on ull male subjects of Sweden. PARIS, October 3.-Count Orloff aud Thiers had au interview yesterday. LONDON, October 3.--Tho ship James Booth foundered in the Bay of Biscay. Nineteen were drowned. It is reported that Maliila, in Morocco, is besieged by 12,000 Kabyles. Rein? forcements are promised the garrison. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, October 3.-400 womeu em? ployed in the flax mills have joined in the strike. VERSAILLES, October 3.^-It is semi? officially announced - that the oustoms treaty with Germany is concluded, but the signing in delayed until the indemni? ty now over due ie paid. MADRID, Ootober 3.-It is . believed that Hivoro will bo chosen President of the Cortes. . Figuerola has been men? tioned as Minister of State. Amadeus has ordered the release of 100 political prisoners. , , American intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. BRIDGE DISABTERS-FALL FROM A MILE HWU BALLOON-ARREST OF BRIGHAM YOUNG-COLLIERY EXPLOSION-MARINE DISASTERS-THREE PER GENTS CALLED IN-CIRCULAR TO BRITISH CLAIMANTS FEVER DEATHS, AO., &0.( NEW YORK, October 2.-Application was made, to-day, before Judge Bixby, for a warrant for the arrest of Mayor Hall, on a oharge of official neglect in permitting the conversion of public funds. The Mayor will be notified to appear at 10 A. M., to-morrow, and an? swer the oharge brought against bim. It is stated that applications will be made to-morrow for the arrest of Tweed and others, on the oharge of fraudulently ap? propriating public fundB. LOUISVILLE, October 3.-At a balloon ascension, to-day, the balloon broke pre? maturely from its fastenings. Two mau sprang for the car, and only caught the ropes, aud were thus carried off. Ono fell from a height of thirty feet, nod was unhurt. The other, Professor Wilbur, olung to the ropes .till the balloon at? tain eil a height, of one mile, when he came whirling to the earth.' Aa bo ap? proached the earth, ho was feet,down, then spread ont horizontally, . then doubled- up, turned over, ' and/. then straightened out, with his head down? ward. As he struck tho earth, he foll upon his bead and neck. His head was mashed into an undistinguishable mass, and his body was bruised and crushed horribly. His body made an indenta? tion iu the ground eight inches deep, ' and it rebounded four foot from where it struck. Prof essor'Young, with bis wife and little daughter, ' were on the ground, and witnessed the terrible affair;' ' WIIF'?LTNO, WEST VIRGINIA, October 1. A frightful aooident occurred this after? noon. One of tho cables of the old sus? pension bridge' leading from the foot of Sixth street to the Orescent Iron Mill, across Wheeling Creek, broke, with niue persons on the bridge, five of whom fell thirty feet. Thomas Calighan and James Kline were killed outright. Chas. Goyle is since dead, and Albert Elliot, Joseph Hay no and George Akers are badly hurt. One or more will probably die. The other three olnng to the other cable and got off. The bridge bas been unsafe for some time, and closed by order of the City Council, but the employees of the iron mill had removed the obstructions for their own convenience. ST. LOUIS, October 3.-The fair open? ed under favorable auspices. 400 bales of oottbn were entered. A partially constructed bridge over the Verdegris Bi ver, near Fort Gibson, on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail? road, fell, to-day, drowning two and killing one. Sixteen were seriously wounded, of whom eight or ten will die. SALT LAKE, Ootober 3.-Brigham Yoong was. arrested at 4 o'clock, and was indicted' for ' licentiousness. Owing to siokn'ess, he was allowed to remain in his house, nuder custody of the marshal. Another company of Federal troops has arrived. Serious resistance is improba? ble." It is generally believed indictments will bo found against Brigham Young for murder. WASHINGTON, Ootober 3.-General Robert Anderson receives $4,200 per an? num from the United States. He is on half pay, as a retired Brigadier-General. The story of his poverty in Switzerland is fiction. POTTSVILLE, PA., October 3.-A collie? ry explosion killed four. One ia missing. General Young, of Georgia, is here, looking after affairs. He is President of the Democratic Committee of Georgia. General Young expresses the opinion that the Demoorats will sweep all the Southern States. NIGHT DESPATCHES. , WASH?HOTON, October 8.'- Three per cents, between 2,665 and 2,592, of $5,000 each, and between 2,866 and 2,566, of $10,000, have been called in. The re? call aggregates $1,500,000. Interost ceases November 80. Henry Howard, agont for British olaims, has issued a-notice requesting the subjects of Great Britain to send to him the particulars of claims whioh they may have, upon the'United States Go? vernment, arising ont of acts committed against thoir persons or property during tho lato war. HTo?, olaims m?st,,-he pfeT' nen ted within feix months from tho 2Ctlf of Sfep tember last. 1 ' Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably ooutinuo to fall in the Southern and, Gulf ?States, and the rain storm now grevailiug there will extend into Georgia, ai ri ia niuo probable during Wednesday in the Carolinas, and continued Westerly winds with hazy weather on the lakes. NEW YORK, October 3.-Seoretary Se? ward and party arrived in the Java. A World special, from London, says Thiers has notified Granville that the commercial treaty between France and Englnnd will terminate at the beginning of 1872. ROCHESTER, N. Y., October 3.-The city is tilling rapidly. There aro many speculations nnd much excitement. KINGSTON, . JAMAICA, October 3.-The French man-of-war Bouvet is ashore on the coast of Hayti-it is feared a total wreck. SAN FRANCISCO, Octobor3.-Shipmouts of tea overlund nearly 4,000,000 pounds during September. Vintage yield ubout 8,000,000 gallons, exclusivo of brandy.' SALT LAKE, October 3.-Young's ar? raignment hus been postponed on ac? count of illness. He remains ut home in the custody of the Marshal. His ar? rest caused some sensation, but no popu? lar excitement. . MONTGOMERY, ALA., October 3.-At a meeting of the leading merchants nnd cotton factors of this city, last night, a Board of Trade, modelled upon thosu of sister cities, was organized, with A. Strassburger ns President, and M. P. Legrand and K. W. Durr, vice-Presi? dents. All the merchants take a great interest in the matter, and aro deter? mined on making it a success. MACON, GA., October 3.-Dr. O. L. Smith, of Columbus, has beeu elected Procident of the Wesleyan Femalo Col? lege, vice Dr. Bonuell, deceased. Dr. Smith will enter at ouoe upou his duties. KEY WEST, October 3.-A salvage is awarded of twenty per cent, on the cargo of the Mississippi. Appraised value, 8175,000. SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-The Su? perintendent of tho Miut notifies a num? ber of old Republican employees that, in consequence of political pressure, he must dispense with their services. Their successors aro supposed to favor a conti? nuation of tho present Administration. Tho8mall-pox is severe at| Walla-Walla, Oregon. Two of the escaped convicts from Ne? vada wore hanged. Intense heat throughout California. Many suu-strokes. JACKSON, MISS., Octoher3.-The State Board of Directors culled upon tho phy? sicians and druggists of the oily to ascer? tain,'beyond question, the health of the city, and their report is that the city was never more, healthy than at this seuson. The frosts and cold weather now prevail? ing preolude further siokness. Tho State Fair W'ilcertainlv commence October 28. CHARLESTON, Oct?. Jcr 3.-Arrived steamers South Carolina, New York; Maryland, Baltimore; schooner Frank and JLmily. Rockport. Sailed-burk Kathlean, Liverpool. Four fever deaths in the last twenty four hours. * With nndoubted genius in every field bf thought and speculation, with inge? nuity to excel in all tho arts, the French are, of all the people in the world, the most prone to run to extremes on every subject. The successful completion of the Mont Oenis tunuel has brought into full play the ideas of a civil engineer of Paris-, 'M. TQ. Legont by name, who gravely announces in the columns of the Si?cle, that there is nothing whatever to prevent the construction of a railroad tunnel from Paris to Pekin. The enthu? siastic excavator has gone so far as to calculate the cost of his immense enter? prise, and sets it down at 220,000,000 ?francs, -For the present, travelers to China will, no doubt, prefer the long and breezy ocean route to the dark sub? terranean path proposed by Monsieur Legont, who may with truth be said to have anticipated all other engineers, dead and living, in tho matter of tunnels. A BRAVE BOY.-A Texas paper tells of a boy, sixteen years old, who recently, while hunting cattle, some fifty miles West of Weatherford, in that State, in company with others, became separated from his party, and was brought to bay by six or eight Indians. Behind his j dead horse ho screened himself for nearly i an honr, firing when he could, until at last, when his companions came up, the Indians fled, taking with them the dead i savages. The boy died from the effects of the wounds he bad received. New Mackerel. JUST received, a full supply of now Boston MACKEREL, Mos. 1, 2 and 3, in barrels, I half barrels, quarter barrels and kits, for family use, for sale ?ow by Bept 20_JOHN AGNEW A SON. Dissolution. THE law firm of CARROLL, MELTON & JAN NEY* ia this day dissolved by mutual consent. . J. P. CARROLL, C.- D. MEETON, OHAS. Vi JANNEY. October 1,1871._Ootl 3 . , Law Partnership. TEE undersigned h'avo this day mitered into copartnership in tho practico of Law, under tho firm narnu of CARROLL A. JAN? NEY. Office over OISZS'B jewelry atoro. . . ' J. P. CARROLL, OHAS^ F. JANNEY. October 1,1871._Oct 1 3 Sundries. ifan BOXES asBorted CH ACKERS. LV J\J 100 hoses assorted Canned Qoods. CO bozos Soap. 60 boxoB Candy. 50 boxes CandloH. 200 barrels Flour. ' 50 barrels Whiskey, coming in and ip store, and to which wo invito tho attention of ?bo trado. LOItICK k LOWRANCE'. New mackerel. Or?A WHOLE, Half barrels and Kits ?\J\y NOB. 1, 2 and 3, boston inspection, jost received and for sale much lower than at any timo sinoe the "little unpleasantness P Sept 17 E. HOPE. Fl?untl<l5 dna Commercial. .-?, COLUMBIA, S. G., Ootober 3.-Sales of cotton to-day 41 bales-midrlliog 17%o. LONDON, Ootober 3-Noon.-Con? sols 93. Bonds 93J?. PARIS, Ootober 3:-Bentes 56f. 25o. LIVERPOOL, Ootober 8-3 P. M. Cotton opened strong-uplands 9J.'? 9%; Orleans 9%; sales 15,000 bales; ex? port and speculation 4,000. i LONDON, Ootober 3.-Evening. COUBOIS 93%. Bonds 92%. LIVERPOOL, Ootober 8-Evening. Cotton closed strong-uplands 9>?@9%; Orleans 9%. NEW YORK, Ootober 3-Noon. Sales of futures, lust evening, 3,750 bules, BS follows-Ootober 19>? ; Novem? ber 19>?@1? 7-16; December 19?.<@ 19 7-16; Junuarj 19%; futures on bourd at Cbarleston, uveruge of Now York low middling Or leu ns, nod eb ip ping, 18%. Flour luo. better. Wboat u shade firm? er. Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet-mess 13.45@13.50. Lard steady, at 9%?10. Gotten quiet aud steady uplands 19%; OrlfiitJH 20J?; salos 2,000 bales, including 1,800 yesterday. Stooks very dull aud rather heavy. Freights firm. Gold steady, ut 14%. Govern? ments firm but dull. Money 6. Ex? change-loug 8Jo ; short 9. 7 P. M -Gottou strong; sales 3,030 bales-uplands 20; Orleans 20%. Flour I-Southern firmer; good to cboico 8 05 @9.00. Whiskey 1.00. Wheat 2@3c. lower-winter red Western 1.65(^1.70. Corn heavy and lc. lower, at 76@77. Bice firm. Pork 13 55?13.75. Beef quiet. Lard firmer-kettle 10%. Freights uuchanged. Money active, ut 5; greenbacks scarce; bunks unable to supply demand for discounts. Sterling 8%@8#. Gold 14%<?14#. Goveru nicut's dull-62s 15;^. States quiet, ex? cept uew South Carolinas, which sold down to 50. TeuuessecB 71; now 71. Virginias 61|aj new 68. Louisianas Go; new 59; levees 70,'..i; 8M 82. Alabamas 100; 5s 69. Georgias 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 41; new 23,'.<. South Caro linu8 75; uew 50. Sales of futures, to? day, 4.200 bules, ns follows: October 19)??19 9-16; November 19?.<?19 9-16; December 19 9-10@19%. ST. LOUIS, October 3.-Flour-lower grades advanced; superfine winter 5.50 @5.75. Coru iu good demand. Whis? key 95?95>?. Mess pork 13.00. Ba? con heavy and slow-shoulders Kjttflj', clear sides 8@8>.<. _ Lard steady, ut 9? 9>.i. i CINCINNATI, October 3.-Flour quiet aud weak. Corn unchanged. Pork iu fair demand, itt 12.75; asking 13 00. Lard-9|.i asked. Bacon dull and droop? ing-shoulders 5% ; sides 7H?7).< ; bold? ers generally asking a fraction higher. Whiskey 95. LOUISVILLE, October 3.-Bagging quiet. Flour uctive and higher. Corn firm. Provisions steady. Whiskey 95? 96. BALTIMORE, Ootober 3.-Cotton firm middling 19>?@19%; receipts 510 bales; sales 350; stock 1,465. Flour und wheat firm. Coru firm, at 75@83; yellow 75? 78. Provisions steady and unchanged. Whiskey 1.02. CHARLESTON, October 3 -Cotton quite strong-middling 18>?@18)o; receipts 1,286 bales; sales 600; stuck 9,923; WILMINGTON, October 3.-Cottou firm -middling 18%; receipts 423 bales;sales 60; stock 2,122. NEW ORLEANS, October 3.-Cotton strong-middling 19"t?@19%; receipts 1,408 bales; sales 1,600; stock 18,674. BOSTON, October 3.-Cotton steady middling 20*.? ; receipts 836 bulos; sales 300; stuck 4,500. PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 20. MEMPHIS, Ootober 3.-Cotton active -middling 18%; receipts 1,100 huies. AUGUSTA, October 8.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 18; receipts 500 bales. NORFOLK, October3.-Cotton steady low middling 18%; receipts 884 bales; sales 200; stock 4,998. SAVANNAH, Ootober [3.-Cotton firm; buyers and sellers apart-middling 18y., ; receipts 1,218 bales; sales 295; stock 7,202. MOBILE, October 3.-Cottou firm middling 18%?19; reoeipts 510 bales; sales 400; stuck 10,266. Another Supply of New Books. FOUR YEARS AT YALE, by a Graduate of 18C9. King Arthur. ' A Poem-by Lord Lytton. Travels of a Doctor of Physic. Stories from Old English Poetry-by Abbey Bago Richardson. Pictures of Travol-by flaua Christian Andersen. Raskins' Letters to tho Workmon. Origin of Lowest Organisms-by Bastian. Gideon's Hock-by Katherine Saunders. Episodes iu an Obscuro Life. Onida's last novel, Folio Farine. Downing'a Selected Fruits for tho Market and Garden? Also, a largo assortment of LATE NOVELS, just received and for sale by Pot 1_BRYAN tc McCAUTER. Imported Ales and Porter. 1 Art O ASKS IM PO BT ED SCOTCH and IUU ENGLISH ALES. London and Dublin POUTER arid Bremen LAGER. N. U.-Those havo no Cocains Indien? or strychnine in their composition. Partios preferring such ingredients can obtain thom pura at Dr. HeiuitHh's. We would, however, rocomtnend a moderato use of t hose drugs, as tho supply of undortakore in thia city ia lirai tod._O KO SYMMEKS. TB. CLARKSON, GKNf.RAI. AGENT, Factor and Commission Merchant. OJJlce at Dr. Ueinilsh'e Dru<j Store, Oct t COLUMBIA, 8.0. Imo Barley ! Barley ! PLANTEUR can havo SEED BARLEY ut $1 25 por bushul. Terms cash. Sept22_JOHN O. HKEOBRB. Notice. THREE MONTHS from date, application will bo made to tho Cougaree Bridgo Company for a ronowal of a oorlifloat? of ten shares ?took iu Haiti company, belonging to tho estalo of John Stork, deceased, tho origi? nal having boon lost ur mislaid. JNO. J sroiiK, Executor Estate John Stork, deceased. Sept 7 f eowG NEW FAIL DRY- GOODS JUST IN AT THE . LITTLE STORE U 9* I . C. Fe JACKSON. ALABGE STOCK to ba sold at very low orlaos. All new styles up to ibo times and DOWN IN PRICES._Sept 24 NSW GOODS! HAVING just rolurncd from New York, Tfclwhoro I made mv pu chases, 1 am pro? fil pared to show one of Ibu MOST CHOICE -JULand SELECT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever odored in this mar? ket. My stock ombra es French, English and Hootch CaBsiiuores, Cloths and Yostings, and a full supply of Genta' Furnishing Goods go ncrally. 1. havo also a very largo stock of the celebrated "Star Shirts." A sharo uf patron? age is lospoctfully solicited. Sept 17__J. F. EISENMANN. Fish. WE aro sound on tho FISH question. New MACKE It EL-bouton inspec? tion-lu kits, half barro!* and barru B. Also. '"Mesa Mackerel." These aro strango Fish-having neither heads nor tails. Also, Codfish, Tongues and Sounds, highly recommended hy thc taculty. For ?alo by_OEO. SYMMKH8. Second Grand Fair OF TUB Cotton States Fair Association, Opens at Augusta, Ga., October'?I, and con? tinues Mee Jfays. $15,000 IX PREMIUMS ! (IN >| {-\{^\f \ ?N FIELD CHOPS! $2,100 ?^pTC^v) \_J\J si ccial premiums for speed Ol hordes. Orand Tournament! For Premium List aud information, addross tho Secrotary. E. H. OKAY, Kept 30 sw* Secretary. Hardware, ?tc. "I DOZEN AXES. l.Vj\J 49 hales Hagging. 2uo bundles Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Hailroad Shovels. 200 pairs Trace Chains. Just received und for salo nt lowest market prices. LOItICK \ LOWRANCE. Butter. I TUPS Virginia Valley BUTTER, fc G tubs Mountain lint ter. 3 tubs lino Goshen lintier. All nice and fresh and for salo now. Oct 1 LOKICK ,v LOWRANCE. Axes'. Axes! I f\f\ DOZEN warranted AXES, retail price .l\J\J 11.25 each, tm baud and for Bale at wholesale ami retail by Sept 20_JOilN AONEW A SON. . Boarding. MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI announces that her oetah?-hment, Southwest cor? ner of Sumter and Lady streets, ia prepared to accommodate Hoarders, permanent and transient, where the tastes and comforts of tho most fastidious will bo guaranteed. Sept 5_tim? EMPORIUM OF FASHION, AU URVILLE, 8. C. THE best selected etock of DRY iGOODS in tho upcountry. The grandest display of Millinery '.South Carolina. Dress Slaking douo in tho very best of style. Tho very best talent to he had" in Balti chargo of tho Millinery and DrcfB Making Department*. Business dono strictly upon tho "caah" system. Orand opening of fall and winter styles to tako placo on Tues? day, October 10, at ll o'clock. Tho ladies of tho up-country are invited tu attend. .Sam-, pies sent upon applica iou. Orders for any anidlo in tho Millinery line will be tilled and satisfaction guaranteed. Expenses light and prices correspondingly low. Sept 30 Imo JAS. W. FOWLER. Pro'r. Fresh Crackers. JUST received, a full supply o? FRESH CRACKERS and BISCUITS, consisting of I SODA, Sugar, Nic-Nac, Corn Hill, Jumblofl, Giuger Snapps. Cream, Lemon, Egg and Arrow Rout, I Milk, Butter, Lunch Crackers, Ac. For salo low at wholesale and retail hy Sept 27_JOHN AGNEW A SON. The Ladies Know Best ! TUE CllOWUS THAT DAILY VISIT T1IK POPULAR ANO LOW-PllICED ?UV GOODS HOUSE OK W. D. LOVE & CO.. FULLY demonstrate that their tasto in making selections for this market, hoth in styles and quality, cannot be excelled. Wo daily boat ladicB say that our assort? ment of Dress Goods is tho heat in town. Wc iuteud to keep it BO through tho season, if money and energy can do it. All the other departments are well supplied with tho buHt makes of gooda in tho market. Our Dress Gooda compriso all the new fa? brics, both foreign and domestic, including our Compass brand of BLACK ALPACA, double-faced, decidedly tho cheupost and best [ Alpaca in tho State, having both sides alike. Our patterns in CARPE I'S and RUGS aro choice. Blankets, Shan lu, Cloaks, Sacks ant Sackings, wo havo a big line. Our stock of Gooda Tor men's wear ia very fnlt, including all makes of gooda. Houso-keopors will aavo money by examining our stock of House-keeping Gooda. We oui) keep the bent malms and bell at low pri?es. A nico line of ladies' White Underwear, made in the best mmiunr, of tino material. Our Luco and Embroidery Departmout al? ways contain tho newest novelties. Our lino of Fa nc v Geoda is alwava complete. We sell tho best WHITb DRESS SKIRT in tho Stato for tho money, as well aa Alexander aud Courvoiaior KIDS, willah noed no recom? mendation. Grauitevillo Homespuns aid Pendleton Yarns lo thu trade at factory prices. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invito all to inspect our attractive Stock, which our polite and attentive salesmen will show freely. Wo koop only tho host makes of goods, and havo but ono price. Samples sent by mail. WM. I). LOVE ft CO.. Columbia Hotel building, Main street. W. D. LQVK._B. h. MOCKKKHY. Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing 'ho aorvicoi of a half dozen active Canvassing AgontB in South Carolina for tho Universal Lito Insurance Company, of Nen* York, willi whom liberal terms will no made. Wo desire also responsible Local Agents for each town in the State. M. W. GARY, M. C BUTLER, Stato Superintendents of Agencies COLUMMA, S. C., SoptemberS, 1871. Supt il secure tickotB in the Columbia Co-opera? tive Building Association. Fall and Winter Goods.. tTHE undersigned begs lo ave to inform bis customers, and the public general? ly, that he has juBt returned' from Now with the munt ohoico selootion of gooda over brought to this market, embracing DOE? SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca Bl meroB, Veatings, Ac, of tho most modern patterns. ALSO. A large asBortment of QENT?' FURNI3U 1NG GOODS. By paying closo attention tn buainoan, ho exnootB to receive a share of the publia pa? tronage. C. D. E B?lt ll AH I?.. Sept 20_ _ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY AHE daily receiving tho llnoat HEADY' MADE CLOTHING, fnr old and youu^ gentlemen, that have ever been ottered in thin market. No custom-made can surpata), um: but few can equal them, in td) le, and finish and price. HATS. Wo sell tho best, at lowor rates than tlioe? who don't buy from tho manufacturer? direct SHIRTS. Wo keep tho Star and Truo Fit constant!; on hand, aud will taku orders lor halt dozci or moro, and tarrant a Ht. UNDEH-WEAHiu all varieties. UV li li Ell (J LOTH 1 EG. GLOVES-Loathor, Buck, Kid. Dog, Hat am Beal. Burgaina to bo had in GLOVES. ' NECK WEAH-all atylea. l'laiu and fane Linen and Paper CULLA KS. Sloovo and Collar BOTTONS-Gold am aomo that won't coin. We will tako Greenbacks at par for al these. . Sept 20. Odd Fellows' Academy. THE undersigned take ploasur aUt^k in announcing to their patron cfflUffjjSfeand friends, and to tho public g( sHSjaKgucrally, that this Institution wi .^^l)U re-opened on tho tirai Monda ..cai' in September next. Pupila will bo prepared by a tborong conreo of trainiug for the South Carolina Un voraity, or any other institution of loaruiu in tho country, for mercantile, or atiy other < tho ordinary pursuits of lifo. Their object to give to tho citizens of Columbia a tin elana School, the expenses of which will I al tho uame time within reach of all. Tin therefore reaped fully call attontion to the reasonable nATES OF TUITION : Academic Department, per month,.$5 I Primary " " " .4 1 Preparatory " " " .3.( No pains will bo spared to givo entire sati faclion. . J. J. McCANTrt. August. 27 flfl lt. H. CLARKSON. School Notice, jm^ THE MISSES MARTIN will r /yfltm sumo tho exercises of their Bebo ?JgOggjEK-ou MONDAY, October 2 ^jflg^fc Arrangement a having been ma jWS^for forming a Primary Class, a f< ?flfc^ preparatory acholara will be i ceived. Musical Department ander charge of Pr< PLATT. Clauses will bo formed in Fronch, Germe Latin, Drawing and Fancy Work A very limited number of pupila will bo I cciVed aa boardera. For terms, ?fen., apply at the reeidonco Rev. WM. MAKTIN, on Blauding street. August 20 \ Head the Evidence and be Convinct Er. E. If. He in it sh-D RA n Sm: My vifn a four or my children were taken with Ch and Fever ono year agu, last August, a after exhausting thu proacriptioiiB of Quin: and Parka, and all other known rouiodi without effect, I waa induced to try y< "KI.?IA CHILL CU H bl." I am happy to i that, after using live bottlea, they havo tirely recovered their hoalth. Not ono them have had a return or a symptom Chills since. Your renn dv ia a speci Youra. truly, S. W. MORRIS LEXIJ?OTON", S. C. KINA CHILL CURE for sale only at Sept 27 t E. H. HEINITSH'S Drug fiton H. A. PRINGLE, Cotton Seller and Ccu. Produce Brok CW'roi Wharf, Charleston. REFERENCES.-Charleston-Bon. C. Lowndes, Preaidont Bank of Charles! W. B. Smith, Esq., President Union Ban Charleston; Robert Adger, Esq.? B. O. Pr loy, E?q. Newberry, S. 0.-Rob'cL. McCar rin, President National Bank of ?ewbe Cheater, S. C.-Messrs. McAllley & Brawl? Special attention given to tho consigno and ?ale of COTTON, Dried Fruit, ?c. Sept 1_U For Sale. i nnn nonFEER LUMBER. J-^v/v/l r+KJKJKJ tiea can bo supplie reasonable rates by applying to Sept 2 JOHN E. GYLES, at Hopo'a stol Veeetable Blood and Liver Pilli Pure Pile ! Pure Blood ! Pure Fies, AMUCH needed medicine, in all tro] climatoa, ia a Blood Purifier and a L Regulator. Theao PILLS combine the eu tial properties of au Iuvigorator of the 1 and Purifier of tho Blood. The l&rgeat o: in tho body ia tho Livor. It is the p work-shop of tho body. When thia impur organ doea not act, tho akin becomes low; sick headache sets in, with chilly se tiona; cold banda and feet; pain in the b hectic fever; gaatric disturbance; vomit ii feeling of weight in the region of the Liv dry Cough. Among othor symptoms of derangement, aie soreness in th?- rogii tho liver, acroaa tho stomach, and below riba; nppreaaed stomach; face somot flnalicd; feverishness in the afternoon i night; drowsiness and indolence; ncr watchfulness at night; melancholy, b dreams, commonly (rightfulj enest oppn and heavy; darting pains in thc a lido faintness; sighing; difficult and short br pain in the chest, about tho lunga, comn mistaken for pleurisy; shifting pains, those ot rheumatism; colics; some tm short, sharp cough, with dryness ot tl unpleasant throbbing about the stomac) COBS of dandruff, and scurfy depoait o akin; falling of the hair; fulness aud at rai of the abdomen, with desire to looaei clothing, sour stomach, with symptoi dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrhoea; d tory; fevers; obstinate constipation; inte tent fever, or fever and ague; jaundice ti ven ess and dian loci alternately; oxpe lion stringy and sticky; foul mouth i morning, often nausea and vomiting; ness; pain in tho right shoulder, some in shoulder-blade; inability to Ho on lull I hiccough; occasionally, pain in left abo Seasonable nae of tho BLOOD AND I PILLS, taken aa directed, will alwaya pi thia painful termination of tho disorder Theao Pilla aro for sale bv EDWARD H. HEINIT8 August SO f_ Clu iniat and Drugi Concentrated Lye. ?>C CASES CONCENTRATED LY? ?J*1 received and for salo low, at wh< and retail, by JOHN AGNEW A t Seed Wheat. 7pr BUSHELS choice RED SEED WI O f r wain by E. nt Every Une Brinks Seegers' Be O KO AUNE it gives strength and itu JF3 their hoalth _ Mar STOCKS, HO V IVS nnrt COUPONS .itu] a.dd bv D r, \ M Bill I I ?.Bri Tho raflle for Temperance Hall, ?t positively take place on the 10th Nove: The New Departure. E proposo to depart from the old fogy habit of selling DRY GOODS at suuh hieh figure? BO much in vogue here, and intend from this on to make it to tbe in? tercut of buyers to patronize THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. Wo have jurd r turnrd from tho Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great caro, and as we bought them fute, wo propose to give our cus? tomers tho ad/anIago of thoso LOW FIGURES 1 We ask tdpecial attention to our choice lot of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colora and priers. DRESS GOODS, the new? est designs out, nod a full Btock. We show tho best lino of. Fringos in the city, and at tho lowest fignrea. In all Domestic Goods, wo oller rare bargains. We will make it to the inierest of bobers to examino our Stock before purchasing. Sept 21 PORTER Ai STEELE. THIS RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF R. & W. C. SWAFF1ELD ' HAVE JUST RECEIVED ^ the largest and choiccut stock J$n or ItEADY-MADE CLOTH- ff? .INO, HATS and FURNISH--T" ?INO GO IDS, that they have ever offered to the public, and embracing every siz? made. Aa wo intend to do a larger trade than wo have heretofore done, wo will be en ?bled to eeli at a SMALLER PROFIT than re have heretofore done. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest selection of Gooda ever eecn in this market. Our stylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will ho auperior to anything we havo heretofore [attempted. Our Btock of SHIRTS, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to be seen to be appre? ciated. HATS-we have all the latest styles. Wo are still making to order those porfect fittiug SHIRTS. E. & W. C. SWAFFIE1D. pfW Country merchants supplied as cheap as any bouao South of New York. Sept 10 "Motto's Victoria Tonio Bitters." ENTIRELY VEGETABLE^ For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, . Bilious Diseases, General Debility, and all Impurities cf the Blood. THESE BITTERS have now firmly esta? blished themselves in the favor of the I public and the medical profession. Prepared j from purely vegetable ingredients of acknow? ledged efficacy, their unrivaled and highly tonic, stimulating and prophylactic qualities Beculiarly adapt {hem to all oases of General mobility, ; Nervous Prostration of tho Sys? tem. Ac. AB an excitant of tho appetite and a whole? some aid to tho process of digestion, they will be fonud to be very efficacious, while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled value to those subject to Chills and Fever, Congeation, and other miasmatic diseases. These Bitter? will be found most wonder? fully beneficial in all cases of Debility and Ir? regularities of Females. Wheresoever intro? duced, they become) a standard articlo-a medicinal staple. Unlike the many noxious stimulants advertised, thoy brace and fortify the syatem without exciting unduo cerebral action. They aro without doubt the best to? nic and constitutional renovator ever offered to tho public. MOTTE A TARRANT, Manufacturers and Solo Proprietors, Newberry, 8. 0. Sold by E. II. HsiNiTsn, Columbia, S. C. Sopt IC_Gmo Slate of South Carolina-Union Co. S COURT OF PROBATE.. Charles W. Scott, plaintiff, against Smith Scott, Lee Scott, John F. Scott, H. T. Scott, Josoph M. Scott, Benjamin F. Scott, J. Eli? zabeth Scott. Charles Smith, Mary V. Smith, Miles Puckett, Nancy C. Puckett, John Du? ky Cox. Sarah S. Cox, William Nattie, J. Puckett, Mary Huntington Buckett, Mildred Scott, widow of William Scott, and the obil d en of said William Scott, whose names are auknown, cefendauta.-Summons for Relief-Complaint Served. To the Defendants. YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answer the petition in thia aotion, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said pe? tition, on the subscribers, at their offico at Union Court House, South Carolina, within twonty daya aftor the soi rico hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer tho petition within tho time afor said, the plaintif! in thi? aotion will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tho petition. R. MUNRO A SON, PlaiutifPs Attorneys. Dated September 1, 1871. To Smith Scott, John F. Scott, Charles Smith, Mary V. Smith, Miles Puckett, Nancy C. Puckett and Mildred Scott, and tue chil? dren of William Scott, deceased, whose names are unknown. Taks notice that thiB action is brought for tho partition of laud in the Probate Court, aud that the summonsin this aotion, of which tho foregoing is a copy, was flied in tho office of tbe Judge of the Probate Court, for Union County, at Union Court Huna?, in tho County of Onion, in tho 8Uto of South Carolina, on the lGth day of September, 1871. lt. MUNRO i SON, Plaintiff's Attorneys. UNION COURT HOUSE, S. C., September 21, 187 L_Sop I 27 ?6 American Club Fish. P^>ffl&&B A DELICIOUS rollah; better and much cheaper than Sardines. For Bale by_HOPE. Tho raffle for Temperance Hall, Ac will positively take place on the 10th November.