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NOON DESPATCHES.
CHOLERA AB ATTN O IN CONSTANTINOPLE
GERMAN GAMBLING HOUSES TO REMAIN
OPEN- TROUBLE-' IN SPAIN, AO., AO.
LONDON, October 6.-The cotton ma
nafaotorers of Carnley, North Lan?
cashire, have decided to red noe the wu gen
of their employees, on account of the de?
pressed condition of business.
The cable companies are repairing.
The steamer Robert Lowe has arrived
off Plymouth. Thirty-three of the crew
abandoned her on account ot the wretch?
ed quality and insuflioioncy of tho provi?
sions furnished.
LONDON, October 7.-The smack Peto
waB sunk in tho harbor of Yarmouth,
and seven persons lost,
CONSTANTINOPLE, October 7.-The
progress of the cholera has boen checked,
and fears of its assumiug an epidemic
are subsiding.
SALT LAKE Cm,. Ootober 7.-At the
semi-annual Mormon Conference, tho
language of the sainte was generally quito
moderate. The editor of the ive IM and
one of the apostles will be arrested for
lewdness.
LONDON, Ootober 7.-The gambling
houses at German watering places will
not be closed.
MADRID, Ootober 7.-The Democrats
are demonstrating everywhere in favor
of Borilla. Twenty-two Governors of
provinces have tendered their resigna?
tions.
ROME. Ootobor 7.-Twenty professors
of the University of Rome ref uno to take
the oath of allegiance to Italy.
LONDON; October 7.-Literary piracy
provokes sharp newspaper controversy,
which is very severe upon American pub?
lishers. An international copy-right is
stro?gly demanded.
The ship England, from Quoboo for
Liverpool, was abandoned at sea.
PABIS, October -7.-Victor LeFranoe
has .been appointed Provisional Minister
of Fin ince daring Quartier's absence in
Berlin to ratify the commercial treaty.
American lntcliuence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES-MATTERS IN TEXAS
AND M EXIOO- CHEROKEES EN ROUTE FOR
THE INDIAN TERRITORY-ROW IN KANSAS
-REPUBLICAN DELEGATION FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA IN WASHINGTON-THE MORMON
D IFF IC U LT I ES-FEARFUL LOSS OP LIFE -
MURDER AND SUICIDE, AO., AO.
NEW YOBS, Ootober 6.-Ia the case of
Henry Hentz, cotton broker, who Hued
to recover $25,000. from the owners of
the steamship Idaho, for alleged non?
delivery of cotton shipped on that Benin?
er to parties in Liverpool, Judge Bene?
dict decided in favor of the steamship
owners, on the ground that the cotton
was shipped to.parties having no right
to it, and its delivery to others who were
its' rightful owners, although not men?
tioned on the bill of lading, was correct.
Gen. Ryan, of Caban notoriety, visit?
ed Mayor Hall to-day,' with a request
from the Execative Committee of the
Cuban -Republic anniversary that the
Mayor take part in the proceedings and
make a speech. The Mayor deolined.
Tho General then asked permission tc
lire cannon in front of the city hall,
which could not be granted.
It is reported that all of the officers ol
the Staten Island Ferry Company wert
aware that there were soventy-tbret
pounds of steam on the Westfield at th?
timo of the explosion last summer, ant
the faot was caused by the absence o
the engineer ten minutos from bis post
W. A. Robinson, formerly cashier o
several pt ominen t banking houses, wm
convicted -of embezzlement and sen
tenoed to five years in the State prison.
PHILADELPHIA, Ootober 6. - T. J
Hemphill, treusurer of the Walnut Stree
Theatre, was robbed of $20,000 in :
street car last -vening
SALT- LAKE CITY, Ootober 6.-Judg
McKean, in adjourning the grand jur
till November 13, thanked them for th
work they had done. He said of th
important indictments presented, man
are not yet known to the public Whe
they re-assembled, there would be moi
important work to do.
SAN .FRANCISCO, Qctobor 6.-A mate
for $20(000? between unknown Califoi
Bia horses, is to come off over the Sacn
manto Course within ninety days, un
another match has been made ia whic
a San Fruuoisoo truck horse is to tn
twenty miles in ono hour.
Mrs. Hart; mother of seven cliildrei
ou Folsom street, was -bumed to deal
last night, by .her clothes taking Uro fro;
a kerosene lamp, which she attempted I
fill. ' ' \
! Numerous brilliant meteors, possit
from South-east; to. North-west, ba'
been observed in all parts of this Sta
within the past week.
CINCINNATI, Ootober 6.-The inaug
ration of tba famous bronze Tyler D
videon fountain took place to-day. Tl
city was immensely crowded during tl
spectacle. Five tiers of seats, not pr
perly secured against accident, fell, co
?ing with them occupants to tba groun
bree persons- were seriously injured ai
quite a number slightly.
FITCHBURG. MASS., Ootober 7.-A<
B. Andr?es was burned in the railroi
depot at this place. The loss of prop?
ty was over $100.000.
CHICAGO, Ootober 7.-Fires in t
woods and prairies are prevailing
every direction-including Miohiga
Illinois, Wisaon?in and Iowa. A hea
rain alone can stop the conflagration,
the country is as dry as tinder.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Ootober 7.-A pat
of Texas cattle-drovers spent most of t
day in forcing business men to tr?
them at Abaliue. A row resulted, in
tempting to quell which the oity marsl
was wounded and one drover aooident
ly killed another.
MEXICO, September 12.-Juarez v
installed President last night, ?mid gn
excitement. No revolutionary dem?
strattons yet. Later advices state J
roz's message is conciliatory but firm.
MATAMORAS, Ootober 2.-Anotl
great revolution bas broken ont in of ex -
co. The State of Neu va Leon takes the
lead. The Governor of Neava.Leonand
all the State officers are leagued against
Juarez. It ?B expected the movement
will be seconded by the neighboring
States. Merchants here and on the coast
are uneasy about coming events. Great
preparations are making at Matamoras
for the d?fende of the oity.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-A delega?
tion from South Carolina, covering the
whole Republican party, except the
Sawyer wing, are waiting in the Presi?
dent's un tn-chamber, to seoure tho re?
moval of United StuteB Marshal John?
son.
NEW ORLEANS, October 6-Five pilot
bouts were driven ashore at South-west
Pass, during the gale of tho 3d, includ?
ing the Robert Prince, which was totally
wrecked; four perBons drowned; the
pilot, Frank Baily, and Charles Coolen
clung to the wreck thirty hours, before
they were rosea ed.
JEFFERSON, TEXAS, Ootober 7.-Tho
election ia quiet; vote in Marion County
ia 1,855; Bryant's majority i? 100; white
and colored about equal. Nothing from
the interior.
GALVESTON, Ootober 7.-Tho election i
passed oil quietly throughout the State, i
ns far as beard from, except at Gros?
heck, where five nogroeS, belongiug to the i
State police, murderod an old oitizen- !
D'. C. Applewhite. The negroes were i
arrested. Nothing reliable as to the re- ?
suit of the election can be obtained to?
night. The vote polled boro was small.
The Demooratio majority is about 1,000. I
A severe storm commonoed ou the i
evening of the 2d; and the bay front of i
the city was submerged. Several houses,
as far bnck aB Church street, were in- i
jared; damage small, consider i DR the ]
violence of the storm. Three miles of i
the Galveston and Houston Railroad, be- *
tween this city and Bay Bridge, was j
badly damaged, and it will require seve?
ral days to repair it. The steamer i
Twelfth Era, anchored in the buy, was u |
total wreck, .but tho passengers and
crew wero all saved, ufter clinging to the i
wreck ull night; ono negro was drowned.
Another vessel was slightly damaged, i
The shipping off Galveston is safe.
. INDIANOLA, Octobor 7.-Tho town was
flooded deeper by the Btortn of the 3d
than by any kuown in twenty-five years, j
CROCKET, TEXAS. October 7. -Tho bu- i
siness part nf the town was burned, to- <
day, including tho hotel. Insuraucs i
$50,000; loss not stated. ]
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Ootobor 7.
John D. Long, of the Hoard of Indian |
Commissioners, and Colonel Cox, of the <
Interior Department, with three car?
loads of Cherokee Iudians, passed i
through here, last night, en route for tho 1
Indian Territory. A large number will
soon follow. The party was in chnrge of <
Colonel A. H. Barnes, General Freight t
and Ticket Agent of tho Memphis and ;
Charleston Railroad, who has made n
contract with the Government to trans- i
port the remainder of the Cherokee |
tribe..
NIGHT DESPATCHES. I
SAN FRANCISCO, Octobor 7.-The Ari- i
zona, from China, has arrived, with
1,701 tons tea, silks and other merchun- i
dize for New York, St. Louis oud Chica- |
go, comprising 24,908 packages.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 7.-Three i
more escaped Nevada convicts have been <
captured and killed. I
WASHINGTON, Ootober 7.-The postal i
treaty with the German Empire was <
signed to-day. i
Mejpr Junios H. Wheeler, of the 1
engineer corps, bas been appointed Pro?
fessor of Engineering at West Point, -
?tea Mahon, deceased.
Probabilities-Clear and pleasant wea- i
ther is probable for Sunday, fri. m Michi- '
gan to Texas and Eastward to the At?
lantic Falling barometer, rising tempe- i
rature and increasing cloudiness, with ?
South-easterly winds, North of Kausas
and Indiana. Smoky haze will probably i
continue to. be very geueral from the I
hakea South-eastward. 1
MILWAUKEE. Ootober 7.-The fire is
raging worse than ever. Thirty mon
were burned near Pensauke-which town '
waa also burned.
BALTIMORE, Octobor 7.-The Episco?
pal Convention is engaged on obituaries
of deceased members. The committee
reported strongly in favor of conformity
in services. . '
The jury in tho case of Bowerman, late '
deputy collector, rendered u verdict of
guilty on 'four counts, and iunocont of
the fifth count of the indictment. Sen
tone deferred.
NEW YORK, October 7.-Julias Stein
man, a lager beer euloon keeper, killed
bis wife, to-day, and then hanged him?
self.
Chances for All
AT
% n, LOVE ? CM
BEY um mn.
THE auooess attending the disposal of onr
MAGNIFICENT 8TUCK, whioh wa put
upon the market early this season, at snob
low fignres, convinces na that tho publia ap?
preciate our efforts to supply them with tho
nowest and mod stylish Guods. Every de?
partment is full, and must be reduced to
make room for bargains abead.
Our sonior partner ia now in Now York, and
his intimate acquaintance with tho market
for many yoare, buying Gooda only from first
hands-the largest importing and roanufac
t rin,' h u ot iu tho North-enables us to
offer
SUPERIOR. INDUCEMENTS.
Wo bavn put down tho prices, and intend
to keep thom down.
Call and h. convinced. A full corps of effi?
cient and attentive salesmen, who will take
ploasuro in showing you our Goods.
W. D. LOVE A CO.
W. D. LOVE, I
B. lt. MOGBEBBY J Oct fi
Financial and Commercial?
?. COLUMBIA, S. C., Ootober 7.-Salea of
cotton to-day 75. bales-middling 18%c.
NEW YORK, October 7-Noon.
Stocks steady but dull. Governments
dull and steady. Money firm, at G.
Gold strong, at HJQ. Ex ol ian go-long
8%; short 9J?. Suies of oottou for fu?
ture delivery last eveniug. 2,500 bales,
asfollowH: October 19%, 191116; No?
vember 19%, 19 ll- 16; December 1911-16,
19%, 19%; January 151%; February 20%;
April 20%. Flour dull ami heavy.
Wheat quint aud unchanged. Corn dull
aud slightly in buyers' favor. t Pork
steady-mess 13.55(3^13.62. Lard steady,
at 10%@10%. Cotton dull and lower
uplands 20>?; Orleans 20 !?; sales 500
bides. Freights quiet.
7 P. M.-Tho bank statement shows
loans decreased over $3,000.000; specie
decreased nearly $3,0(10.000; legal ten
dors decreased tiver $500,000; deposits
decreased over $5,500,000. Sales of cot
ton for future delivery, to dav, 9.850
bales, as follows: October 19J,<, .19 9-16;
November 19?<i, 19 7-16, 19%; Ducem
ber 19'?, 19%, 19 716; January 19%;
February 19%, 19%; March 20%. Cot
tou weak; salea 2,147 bales-npluuds 20;
Orleans 20%. Flour steadier. Wheat
and corn firm. Pork 13.75. Lurd firm -
kettlo 10??. Freigiits steadier. Motu y
t'osy, at 5(<?)G; discounts in demand, at 7
Sterling 8%. Gold 13%(?U5. Govern?
ments strong but not active. Slates ne?
glected- TennosseoH 07%; new 60%.
Virginias 01^; new GS. Louisianas 65;
new 58; levees 70; 8s 82. AluhtitnuH 101;
5s 68. Georgias 82; 7s 92J?. North
Carolinas 42^; uuw 23. South Carob
uaa 73; uew 51%.
BALTIMORE, October 7.-Cotton quint
and steady-middling 19%; receipts 138
bales; sales 78; stock 1,000. Flour quiet
und unchanged. Wheat dull. Corp
riniet and Ht cady. Provisions firmer and
iu improved demand. Whiskey 1 02.
BOSTON, October 7.-Cotton dull
middling 20%; receipts 1,170 bales; ex?
ports 400; sales 201); stielt 4 000.
CINCINNATI, Ootober 7.-Flour droop?
ing. Corn in fair demand. Miss polk
13.00. Lard B%. Bacou iii fair de'
maud and firm-shoulders 7%; sides
7% (2)3. W binkey 93.
LOUISVILLE, October 7. -Bagging 17(?fy
18. Flour and corn steady. Provisions
in fair demand on orders and a shade
firmer. Muss pork 13 00(?tl3 50. Ba?
j?n held higher-shoulders. 7%; clear
lides 8%. Lard 9%@ll. Whiskey
lower-94.
NORFOLK, October 7.-Cotton quiet
low middiiug 19; recaipta 118; exports
sonstwiso 1,102; miles 100; stock 3.144.
MEMPHIS, October 7.-Cotton quiet
?od weak-middling 19; receipt? 2,645
bales.
WILMINGTON, October 7.-Cotton
-pu i et-middling 19; receipts 475 bule?;
exports coastwise 70; sales 231; i?tock
2,591.
AUGUSTA, October 7 -Cotton quiet
ind weak-middling 18; receipts 450
bales.
SAVANNAH, October 7.-Cotton dull
low middling 18%; receipts 2,230 bulen;
?ules 400; stock 12 080.
MoniLE, October 7. -Cotton dull
middling 19j<i; receipts 1,832 Odes; ex?
ports 568; stock 10 807; bales 300
NEW ORLEANS. October 7.-Pork firm,
it 14 50-held % higher. Bacon scarce
inti firm-shoulders 8%@8}? ; clear rib
?%; clear 9?B- Molasses-newall *u!d;
old 1.05; syrup 5l?(7r)G0. Whiskey dull
ind lower-96(0)1.05. Cotton quiet
middling 19%(?U9%; receipts 2,030
bales; sales 1,050; stock 25,710.
GALVESTON, October 7 -Cotton firm
-good ordinary 16% @ 16J.? ; reoeipts
179; exports 4 <; sal?H 200; stock 19.652;
receipts of the week 3.217; exports coast?
wise 584; salas of tho week 1,550.
LONDON, October 7 - Noon. - Bauk
roto 5-being aa advance of one per
sent. Consols 92b?. Bonds 92%
LIVERPOOL, October 7-3 P. M.-Cot?
ton opened strong and closed quiet-up?
lands 9%; Orleans 10%; sales 15.0U0
bales; speculation and export 5,000.
JUST RECEIVED.
A LA IUI K ANO FULL SflTI.Y Ol'
FRESH AND PURE DRU?S,
FANCY ARTICLES,
MEDICINAL WINES. LIQUORS, &C.
W. (3. FISH Kit,
Oct 7 Opposite Columbia Hot ol.
Barle v 1 Barley !
PLANTER-1 can ha vu 8 KED BARLEY at
$1 25 por hu*hul. Terms eash.
Hopt 22_JOHN O. SK EOF. RB.
Oanned Goods! Canned Goods:
IP/I CA8E?frohh CANNED GOOD*. Just
received, consisting in part RB tal?
lowa:
Poaches,
Pino Apples,
Pears,
Blackberries,
Chorriea,
Tomatoee,
Lim? beans,
Hiring Heans,
Corn,
Condensed Milk,
Salmon,
Sardines,
Turkey,
Beof.
Mutton,
Asparagus,
Cove and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob?
ster.*, otc For sale by
Out 4 _ JOHN AGNEW A SON
If You Want School Books,
GO to Ii KY AN k MoC MITER, who have ?
fresh supply of Knglish, French, Oer
man and olaa?ieal 8CHOOL HO -?Ks, almi nf
U?hnol Stationery nf every description, nil for
ualo at lowest market rutes. Nepi P.)
For Sale.
1 H?H (\C\(\ FEKT LUMUKU. Par
J.^v/V/* r 4\J\J\t ties can Im supplied ut
ruuHOiiubh) i nie? liv uppKing tn
Be pt '2 J HN E. OYLES, at Hone'? ht n re.
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN preforoii?o to Louilou Porter and Scotch
Ale. Why V They know it iu unadulterated.
MW mos
AT
G. DIE RCKS'.
CANNED GQODS:
FISH, Meats and
Fruits, Club Filth,
Lamb Tongues. .Sar?
dines, Unti'li Her
riuiis, Kuhnen, Lob?
sters, ?>evikd Hum, Oyal ei s. rod Fish.
Smoked Halibut, Luidellen, Mackerel, all
kinds.
FRUITS.
Raisina, Currents, Bruten. Dates. Citron,
Almonds, Wahihta.. brazil Nuts, Macaroni,
Vcrinioelli, O .-latine; Candios -assorted.
SOAP.
Cold Water Snap, Babbitt's best Soap,
Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapolio, Toilet
Soap-aaimrtnd.
PRESERVED GOODS.
Boara, Pu acnes, Piuo-applus and Jelly.
CHE USE.
Bich Cream f'dieeso, Swiss Cheeso, Pine?
apple Cheese, Summed (Jiu ene.
FINE G OS/1 EN RUTTER.
Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break
fa-t Strips.
TEAS.
OM I ly POU. Young Hyson, Cu ti Powder,
English Breakfast, Oolong.
Candles-Adamantine. Perallne and Wax.
WINES.
Kwe.-t Cali funda. Angelic?, Slurry. Binnu
Mid'Fri* ?ch Wines and i.rxiidioa. at
I ?et S _ O DL-.B^KS'.
STYLISH ~
DRESS-MAKING.
ll, C. SI ll V K it & CO.,
CO LC M IMA, S.C.,
ABF. now prepared to re?oive orders for
DKF.SS.MAKING, :ind havo tho same
done with despatch ano ni tho
TIP OF THE FASHION.
They have secured the services and super?
intendence (d' - ,
MISS ANNIE WITT VOGEL,
ASSISTED 11V
MADEMOISELLE CAEN,
One year from l'aria, and emploi none but
the b< at bauds. We guarantee everything wo
do to sali.-fv.
BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS
(lohen up ai short notice. Orders solicited,
lt C. S. A CU., desle?s in
Millinery, Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Furs, Carpets, Hats, and an
endless line of other Merchandise.
lt O.SHIVRU. DAVID JONES.
J8'i~ Newberry. Greenville. Laurens, Ander?
son. Sumter, NViiiuoboro, Canuh n anti Ches?
ter papers copy and send bill. Papers under
contract. as u-u il
GEO. HUGGINS'
FIRE IXSUHASOB A?EXCY.
AVfubhWicrf in Col,nutt in, S. C., 1310.
Aetna Fire Insurance Oo.^.OOO.OOO.
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8.000.000.
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co , - - $2,000 000.
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., - $1,500,000.
Union Fire Ins. Co., - - - $1.200,000.
Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $800.000.
Office in rear inf Mr. W. J DUFFIE'S Book?
store, opposite, the Columbia Hotel.
Ge.O. HUGGINS, Agent,
Gel C i:>um Co'umbit. S. C.
^rF?UT?nTGIIODS JlSfl?
AT THE
LITTLE STORE
OF
C. F. JACKSON.
ALAUGE STOCK t-? be sold ut very low
pricea. All li? vt st) les up to ibu limen
?liil_l)OWN IN PhICES _ Sept '?1
Fresh Biscuit and Cracxers.
SODA Watera, Pic Nica,
Fancy Bu ter. Lemon,
Winn, Pearle. Ov-tcr, Farina,
Milk, Lemon, Ot ti g er. Variety,
i've.no Wafers, .himoles.
Coin Hill Biscuit Li'iii'iii Snap-i.
In small boxes for families
Sept JO Kl ?WA D HOPE._
The New Departure.
WE propose to depart from tho old fogy
habit of aelliug
DRY GOODS
at snob high tlgnros so much in vogno here,
ami intend from this on lo make it to the in?
terest of buyers to patroiiizu
Wu have juat r turn d from tho Fa-toin
Market with a b.auiiful assortaient of DhY
GOODS selected willi great care, and aa we
b iiiuht them {otc wu pr<i|ioau to ejve our an*
Hilliers thu ud/aiitHge of th ene LOW
FlGUHFSl Wu auk especial attention to our
choice lot of Men's Wear, nhl b railing nil sty hs,
colorblind [.noa. r> lt I Ss Gili .'US, tho new
est designs oui. and a bil I stock Wu ahow
thu best line of Kr mg ti? lu tho city, and at
ibu lowest ligures In all Domenttu Geoda,
n? nflVr rai? bargains. Wu will make it to
tho interest ol bevels to examine our Stock
before imrchusitur.
Sont 21 I'OIII'K.K Ck STKKI.K.
Secure lick et a in tho Columbia Co-opera?
tive Building Association.
S. STRAUS & BRO
Ia the place whore- you can buy
The Best and the Cheapest
CLOTHING AND GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS.
WE aro now prepared to exhibit ono of the most choico and select Stocke ever offered in
this market, and
At Astonishing Low Prices.
Our motto ia "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFIT8.
Oct 8
if u uuuumi??tt! ;
THE BEST IN THE MARKET!
CHOICE and select FAMILY GROCERIES, fnll assortment of
Sugara, Coffees-Rio, lava and Laguayra; Teas of all kinda;
Chocolates, Broma, Spices, Tickles, Sauce s and Table Dressings
ot all kinda and dea'Tiptit nt, Cutlet - kap-fcrogo. Factory, Fine
ft) pie M ri cibera.
A n. : i tc ( k i i lin I ( t-t bianda of
FA Mil?? FXCUR,
In bp i reis aid j ac 1 a cc s. com-isiir g in pu t of Nonpareil, Madison
and Highland. Also. Oatmeal, Tieri Gust, Bi mmy. Coin, etc.;
Table and Liverpool Snit, Biscuit and Ci ackers of all kinds, Eng?
lish and American. Pot at?os, Onions and other Vegetables constantly ?o band to supply
retail trudo. A full eupply of all kinds of EANCY SOAPS, including Colgate's beat toilet,
and that fur donn et ic purposes, ('mux ri Gooda of every description. Jellies and Preserves,
nest family Butter, Lard, Molasses of all grades, Meats. Hame, Dihd Beef. Tongue.*, Bacon
Strips, bellies and Bides. Alao, a full aaaortmeut of FISH, including beet No. 1 and MOBB
Mackerel, and Smoked and Pickled Salmon, etc. Particular attention ia m>ited to our fnll
stock of
LIQUORS
Embracing tho beat brands, foreign and domestic, to be fonnd ?????J I <!>
in tlic mai ket. CHAMPAGNES of al) popular brande; Sherrieo, ^T^^?fr^jM^?\
Madeira, Port, and Catawba Wi IRS <.f all kinds, and Bitters of /// I I (mT\ llaBBMan^
every grade Also, I; uglish, Scotch and Brimin ALES, o? the Jilt \ 1 -JlW^W^xmtvr^'' ' /'
following brande: McEwau's. Muir A Bona', Younger'*, etc., eto.?urJSSH-?ttlH mS???B^
Kapecial attention ?H called to our MUNOGltAM and otherIW^r?^fUkAflHHH^*^^
WHISKEYS, the beBt in the market for family uso or medicinal <a^RAN[fYlM HigpullE. .
purposes. Alao, to our BRANDIES, including the beat, Hivort ^%J| UWK^fiR&TS ?
I'ellevoison, Larroude Fres. Cognac, vintage of 1805. Alao, fS^Sfifl^jiRT
(JINS, Palmetto and Swan branda. All imported and warranted '^T^aHH^^^^aBpA
good. Also, we have ? n hand a full atoek of choice CIGARS and ^^"^?.*V*rt>"^^ 1
CHEWING TOBACCO, Bag!? y's Fine Cut, etc. A ?tock of BAGGING and COTTON TIES,
and other articles for plantation uso. In fact, everything needed orto be found in a.first
clans Grocery Store, and at prices to.auiuU.it) times. Wo warrant' our gooda Gmt.class, and
invito AU inspection ot them. HARDY SOLOMON,
Out G Columbia Hotel Bloek,
DRAWING POSTPONED from OCTOBER 1, 1871,' ts JANUART 8, 1872,
In Consequence of thc Fever tn Charleston, S. C.
TO BB Bim AWAY.
The South Carolina Land and Immigration Association,
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GA HY & CO., AGENTS,
UNDER the auspices of the "Honth Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanical Society,"
will givo a aeriee o? CONCERTS, at tho Academy of Music, Charleston, S.O., commenc?
ing 'January 8.1872. Refera to all the bankers, brokera and prominent gentlemen of the
j country, both North and Sonth.
150,000 Season Tickets of Admission, at $5 Each.
If you have not received a circular, aend for one, giving full particulars. All orders
strictlv confidentUl. '
2,405 Gifts, Amounting in all to $50O,00O.
THe drawing of this great Southern enterprise ?ill be conducted under the supervision of
thu following well known gentlemen: Gen. A. H. Wi ight. of Georgia; Oen. Bradley T. John?
son, of Virginia; Col. B. H. Rutledge, ot South Carolina; Hon.Roger A. Pryor, of- New York.
Money for Ticket e, can be sent either by Express or Foat Office Order, and the Tickets will
be pmmut Iv forwarded.
?-Direct all letters to BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY * GO.,
Principal < fllcc, Charleston, S. C. Charleston, H. C.
GEN. M. C. BUTI.UI. JOHN CQAOWICK. OKU. M. W. GABT.
Oct 1 3mo
JOBBING TRADE
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.
F AIL SJ AND WINTER OF 1871.
THE subaoribers. Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in the city of Charleston, S. C., beg to
call the attention of the merchants ot the interior of tbia and the adjoining States to
this market, as being cow one of the most desirable in which to procure foil supplies of all
artic les th. y may require. f.
The wants of th?-country having rapidly increased, with ample facilities to enable np to
procure i>ur supplies direct from first hanns iu Europe and this country, we are now prepared
to exhibit more varied and completo stocks of seasonable GOODS than at any period since
tho war. and will dispose of them on aa good terms as any other market.
"Daily facilities afforded lor shipment of gooda to any point desired,"
Dry Goods.
EDWIN BATES A CO., No. 124 Meeting CHANE, BOYLRTON A CO., corner Hayne
street and Meeting streets.
JOHNSTON, CREWS A CO., No. ll Hayne. MARSHALL'& BURGE, No. 148 Moetlng.
Clothing.
EDWIN BATE8 A CO., No. 122 Meeting street.
Fancy Goods, Notions, &c.
STEELE A WARDELL, No. 167 Meeting street....
Fancy Goods, Notions and Millinery,. 1
JOHN S. FAIRLY A CO.. No 85 Hayne street. | BELL A FOSTER,.No. 27 Hayno atrcet.
Millinery and Straw Goods. *
CHARLES A LENO NICK, No. 161 Meeting street
Boots ana Shoes. !
D. F. FLEMING A CO., corner Hayne and I T. M. BRISTOLL A CO., No. 145 Meeting
Church alioota. street.
E. B. STODDARD A CO., No. 185 Meeting street. '
Hats and Caps.
THOMA8 M. HORSEY A BRO., No. 251 EDMOND8 T. BROWN, No. 4S Hajne
Hayne street. I ttreet.
Hardware.
J. E. ADGER A CO., No. 139 Meeting at. | HART A CO., No. 89 Hayne street.
C. Git A VE Lb Y, corner East Bay and Boice'u Wharf.
Saddlery, Saddlery Hardware and Carriage Materials.
B. THOML1N80N A CO., No. 187 Meeting Btreet.
Drugs and Medicines.
GOODRICH. W.Nt MAN A CO., No. 85 Hayne Btreet. ,
Crockery and Glassware.
WM. L. WEBB, No. 128 Meeting atreet.
Groceries.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO., corner Hayno and Church streets. ?
Groceries, Liquors, &c,
J. A. QUACK EN PUSH, No. 122 Eaet Bay 1 W. H. CHAFER A CO., No. 207 Eaat Bay
street. I Stroi t.
BOLLMANN BROS., No. - East Bay street.
Paints, Oils, Glass, ?c.
HOLMES A CALDER. No. 205 East Bay I WM. M BIRD A CO., corner Eaat Bay nr.
etreet. | Cumberlandntroeta.
Job Printer, Stationer and Book-seller.
EDWARD PERRY, 149 Meeting street.
Type and Printing Material, Paper, Stationery, Jch and Bock Printing.
Aug ll WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL, 3 Rroad street, and 100 Eaat Bay.
Tho raflio for Temperance Itali, Ab., will I The raftlo for Tomp? rance Hall, Ao., will
p oaitivcly tako placo on tho 10th November. | positively take place on thc 10th November.