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NOON DESPATCHES. VIOLENT SPEECHES BY PROMINENT FRENCH MEN-FRENCH ELECTIONS, AO. PARIS, October 24.-Tho Duke D'Au malo has been elected P.reaidont of the General Council from the Department of the Oise. M. Li o ck roy. from, the De? partment of the Seine, made a motion, to-day, ia fayor of amnesty,for.Commu? niste. He \ uald Bonaparte in tend j to agitate the impeachment of tho Govern? ment on the 4th of September, dissolu-, tion of the National Assembly and a pla biscilum to decide'' the future form of Government..... PARIS, October 25.-Prince Napoleon made a violent politioal speech at A j iccio, yesterday. American Intslllitence. NOON DESPATCHES. MEXICAN TROUBLES-WHITE CITIZENS SHOT DOWN BT NXOROES-EXTENSIVE FOREST FIRES - THE MORMONS THREATEN TO MIOIUTE-BESCMPTION OF BUBINESS IN CHIOAOO-TERRIBLE RIOT BETWEEN CHINAMEN AND AMERICANS-BR OT AI MURDER-WEST POINT DISMISSALS-MAU ARRANGEMENTS-RAILROAD GRANTS, AO. SAUT LAKE, October 24-In the Haw? kins case, the defendant asks release, on the ground that the verdict' was illegal, because.it fails to specify the nature oi extent of the punishment. The motton was over-ruled and sentence deferred until Saturday. - Polygamists aro ex oited over -Hawkins'fate, but the Mor mons talk peace, ' provided Brigham ii not imprisoned* "v 'S CHIOA?O,'October 24.- The Bank o Montreal-'has decided to establish ( branch'in this city, as' soon as a Vanl caa be built.'1 Tho : Chicago Journal np pears this afternoon in n new dress Many Chicago ?: bunks located in thl South Division are establishing branche in the West DlviBld?r The two. political parties in ibis cit; and OpuntoY'hfjView of ?.tber presho fc^con ditioi>oD affairs growing but ot the fife are trying to unite upon a union ticke for city and County, officers,, to, l?o vote? for <4tro* w?6k8'lhence, eaah 'having share iu tho municipal o flic e.a. > Tho Chicago, "volunteers, who hav been doing patrol duty siuco tho fire were mustered out-of-service, to-day, b order o? Gep. Sheridan, n .?.. . , The coroner's jory , ip the GrcBvenc case say that Grosvenor*, was shot witt out suffioient cause. Treat has bee arrested. Tho verdiot Supplemente that Treat supposed he was acting undt orders of thoso who placed him op guare HA?fuinmoi^o;; PA',\ \Odtober'. 24.V?3?li mon main's aboyo Dauphin: have' been o fire since Friday, and tho ^ar?ouiidiu country is filled with smokey,^ ????:. ,y DETROIT, October 25 -Thp\ Miofiign State Belief Committee issues ah appen which states that from 12,(100. to 15;0( people in that State have lost every thia) The old fires are still burning and: ne ones are springing up. Money add sn] Slies may be sent direct to the M ichigu ielief Committee, Chicago. NEW YORK, Ootober 25.-The Daun less bpat the Lavenia, yesterday, eleven minutes and three seconds, was a ohallenge race for a fifty ghin cup, forty miles. ..... BALTIMORE, Ootober 25.- It is undi stood the House of Bishops passed t canon on ritual as reported by the joi co m mi tteo-vote 24 to 19. SAN FRANCISCO, Ootober 25.-Bill Ri eelL another escaped prisoner from fi vado, waa. captured while endeavori to ship for a foreign port. Geo. Q. Cannon, a Mormon lead says if convictions continue, the Mi mons will burn all they have, and ms another exodus, as they did from I nois. At Los Angelos, a fight occurred the; Chinese) quarter. Officer Bilder attempted to arrest a Chinaman, i shooting another; he was* resisted, s he called on Robert Thompson, a oitiz to assist him. The Chinese opened 1 on both of them: Thompson fell ti died immediately.- .Officer Bilderon \ shot, but escaped on horseback. A rr soon collected and- attacked the wh Chinese quarter, bat were resisted the Chinese.' 500 armed men surrou ed the Ohiuese quarter to prevent i from escaping; fifteen Chinamen w hanged by tho mob and their hoi: fired; the fire, however, was extingu? ed. 9 P. M.-Order at Los Angelos been partially restored by tho autli ties. No more blood-shed has ta place. Several Chinamen have b arrested and are lodged in jail. BOSTON, October 25.-Kate Lt aged. eighteen, was found in Weal avenue with her. bead crushed. Tt wore signs of a struggle, but co cine the perpetrator. SAVANNAH, Ootober 25.-Advices f Bl nilton, S. C., state th at Do.Mo ut mo! Kent and Slyer, wouoded and oaptt by negroes on DeMontmollin's plo tion, aro b '.d prisoners under a war: issued by Robertson, a colored Jiu of the Peace. They aro to be take Beaufort for trial, when sufficiently covered from their wouods. It is 'lieved Slyer is mortally wounded. 1 were captured by a negro consto named Middleton, a notoriously charaoter-^-the terror of the white the neighborhood. The prisoners ai private houses, under medical treat! -there being no jail in Blurfton. ber taon .is a violent carpet-bugger ex-preacher from Connecticut. DeW .mollin's offence was an attempt tc cover his lauds and oolleot his rents negro tenants, who refused either tc or leave the premises. MATAMORAS. Ootober 21.-Trc pronuuciamentoed ut Monterey in ! of Goo. Dins. Federal officers boon arrested. At last accounts Tn was investing Saltillo. Tho r?volu ists , claim ten Slat's. The telegri Hues in Mexico have all been cut. CHICAGO, October 25.-The soin Weaner sunk to-day; five lives lost. , 3 NJGHT^E?PA^QHES.^. . NEV* ^iu?^.Dot^beMp.-There is g>c^t difficulty in go t ti ri g--u jury" ib/tho Bosenwoig onso. BALTXMOIIE, Qotober 25.-? resolution was offered by the oommittee that any variation from tho standard prayer-book -ls unlawful, which lays over, under the rules. SAN FRANCISCO, Ootober25.-Fires are raging in coast Counties from Los Ange los, Northward. The People's Insurance Company, of San Francisco, ?has; sus? pended. ' ; ? " 1 h 1 r S. Brown,-a native of Cia thy au a, Ky., suicided to-day. Canso-domestic trou? bles. . WASHINGTON, October 25.-Mails have been ordered from New Orleans to Ha? vana and Santandor, Spain and the Bay of Biscay, by the steamships Germania, Saxonia and Yan Dalia, of the Hamburg and American steam paoket company, commencing November 1. Single rute I ten cents a half ounce. Letters for Spain now go via Belgium or Eoglaud. Probabilities-The pressure will pro? bably continue to fall from Now Eng? land to the South Atlautio, with cloudy weather; partially cloudy weather, with light local raina iu the Gulf States. The low prossuro in Iowa will probably movo South-east to Kentucky ' and Eastward, with brisk winds in Southern Illinois; fresh Sooth-easterly winds on the lukes, followed by a North-west wind in tho upper lakes. Land patents have been issued to the Southern Pacific Railroad Company for tho second section of twenty miles, tho commissioner having reported it com? plete and fully equipped us a first class road. Four oadets havo beou dismissed from West Point for hazing. CHARLESTON, Ootober 25.-Arrived brig L. L. Squire, Boston. CHARLESTON, October 23,-One fever death in the last twenty-four hours. KNOXVILLE, October 25.--James H. Cowan, a prominent merchaut, of the old firm of Cowan & Dickinson, died U> duy; aged seventy two years. ' HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 25. Columbia thiel-J. S. Glonn, S. C. ; J. P. Baldersted, Philadelphia; W. H. Plea santn, Richmond; W. E. Watter, E. P. Letrin, Chester; A. L. Evans, Marion; Mrs. Stees, Darlington;, H. W. High, Wilmington; J. B. Ezoll and wife, city; A. H. Seward, E. A. Palmer, U. S. A. ; M. L. Bonham, Eilgefield; R. McNameo, 'Mr.'Abrahams und wife, J. S. Hallifax, N>^; W. S. Floyd. Mrs. and Mrs. Spence,-Baltimore; J. P. Gibbs, T. R. Egleston, J. M. Carson, P. Duffie, G. W. Pemberton^Charleston;' C. Berkley, Va. v^-;v . . \? Cetdr<il Botel^-Q. H. Wilkins, Chester; A..^osselyrfj Hope Station; W. C. Mere djt?, 8. La?d. Greenville; W. O. Harri? son',.Strother; J. W. Evans, Alston; J. T. FIanigaVFairfield; W. H. McLesky, T. W.-Ooogler, G. & 0. R. R ; C. Bide!, J. Gray, S. C.; J. B. B ir nett, city; J. -W." Sartor, Union; J. Stonier, Shelton. Nickerson House-B. Droser, J. W. Williams, Md. ; A. J. Wright, Luke City; W. Merchant, Edgefield; J. B. Starke, Missouri; W. R. Kline, Chester; H. P. Adams, Marion; R. Beckham, Lancas? ter; J. J. Convoy, New Rochelle. CONSIGNEES PER YELLOW AND GREEN LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUOUSTA RAILROAD, COLUMBIA, October 25, 1871.-C. F. Jackson, Vallentine & Co., G. und C. R. lt., Geo. Svmmers, A. Singleton Sc Co., D. Mower, W. A. Lambarker, Vance ?fe L., Gower, M. ?fe Co., J. M. Wilson, J. C. Hunter, Waller & Bro . J. A. & W. H. Bailey, J. A. Jar? rett, E. G. Evans, Lester ?fe Bro., J. C. Gross, Crayton ?fe Son, F. M. Pollock, Wright & Co., E. E. Zukell, L?rick Sc Lowrance, Agnew Sc Son, C. B. Ram sour, M. Brenden, C. A. Jo.ies, Jacobs, 5 & Co., L J. JoneH, D. M. Ward & Co.. J. F. Wif*?u, W. C. Wright, R. King, Jas. Carlen?, Wm. Gorman, J. & A. Oliver, Capt. Johnston, G. Follin, A. J. McLaughlin, J. Sc H. Co?t, S. Priser, F. & G., T. A. Waller, Williams, Black 6 Co , Joe Pi im, J. A. Hendrix, W. H. Haines, J. B. S., C. McCoy, Wi C. Fisher, W. F. Sturgis, H. Moffatt, Cope? land & B., |E,] May & M., B. Sc KY, A. J. Floyd, S. Bord, J. R. McCullough, A. W. Tagert, J. M. Kiuard, J. Hen? drix, Yore Sc Pate, J. Garrett, J. D. Chalmers. -. ? MARTIAL LAW.-Sau Fraucisco was fired by incendiaries at rive different points on Friday night last, but, happily, the attempts to destroy the city were dis? covered in time and the incipient confla? grations put out. From all parts of the country, indeed, como tho reports that incendiaries are. at work, and although no attempt has, so far, boen made iu our city, we had better be on our guard. "An ounce of prevention,"says the pro? verb, "is better than u pound of caro." We would suggest martial law to the Pre? sident, now that hit hand is in. [ Washington Patriot. The disingenuous and persistent at? tempts of the Radioal leaders to smooth their own way by advising the dissolu? tion of all other political parties, re? minds us of one of Carlyle's stories. He says that during the French revolu? tion a wood ont was issued representing a gourmand convoking the poultry ot bia barn-yard with this opening address: "Dour fowls, I have assembled yon to advise me what sauce T shall dress yon with." To which a cook responding, "We don't wuot to be eaton," was checked by the rotnark, "You wunder from the point." Gen. Grant has at last achieved some? thing a little ont of the common line. In Boston ho laid the corner stone of a building niter the wall was all up. 'Rah lor Grant. OFFICIAI. RAFFLE Nuuukns Charh-ston Chnri t tl>ie Ar-soe at inn, fur benefit free School hi ii di IUFFLF. CLASS NO. 181 - Morning- (icfobvr 24 8 38-78-12-i>-52-4<J 31-34-73-43-7 Witness mv ham.I a Cohindiia. this v5'h dav of.October, 1871. FKNN I'KCK. * Oct 20 Sworn Commissioner. Of the bpr?prjs pf tho Chicago Are, a correspondent writes the following, de? scribing a.scene on the edge of the lake: .'On every yard of the beach and water fell flaming fagots in a deadly shower.1 In all directions, hair was. singed and tho-upper clothing .set on Are. Tho fugitives backed into the water and faced the fire at bay, and stood BO near together that they could extinguish each other. 'Put me outr 'Pat me outr was heard on all sides, and women who were unusually exposed, or whoso gar? ments were exceptionally inflammable, wero repeatedly dipped into the water by their neighbors. Boys and girls bur rowed in the sand np to their necks, close to the wuter, and laved their heads and faces constantly. Babies wero fre? quently dipped to their utter wonder Bnd annoyance." From tho "Keg-Town" section of oar County, have come a number of porsonn who claim to be Ku Klux. Recent developments have proven that nil Ku Klux uro not Democrats, if some wbo claim to be Ku Klux aro uot mistaken. On the other hand, if it should be proven that all Democrats are not Ku Klux, thou some people should acknow? ledge they have lied. - Carolina Spartan. Tho Mississippi valley, unless this waste (destruction of forests) is checked, will bave iu timo the same reoord that tells of Greece, Arabia-Pet rie, and the Holy Land. These were once as rich, fertile, and iuhabitablo aa our great vulley, and our great valley, iu a few years, will be as those lauds are, a dreary waste.- Washington Capital. Tooth and uail brushes-Fights be? tween womou. Financial and Cnnimcrclnl. COLUMBIA, S. C., October 25.-Sales of cotton to day 40 bales-middling KJJ.fc NEW YOHK, October 25.-S pesi? ship monts to-day $500.000. LONDON, October 25-Noon.-Con? sol? 93. Bouda 90%. FRANKFORT, October 25.- Bouda 96%. PARIS, October 25.-Rentes 57f. 35c LIVERPOOL, October25- 3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened fiat and is now heavy-up lauds OK; Orleans 9%. LIVERPOOL, October 25-Evening. Cotton heavy-uplands 9%{ Orleans 9% @9% ; shipping at Savannah and Charles? ton UJjf. NEW YORK, October 25-Noon Sales of cotton for future delivery last oveniug, 7,101) bales, aa follows: October 18%? lbj;,'; November 18 5-16. 18%, 18 716; December 13 7-10. 18%, 18j.<; January 18%, 1811-16, 18^; February 18%@19; March 19% ; April 19%? 19 9-16. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat less ac live and scarcely so firm. Corn quiet and firm. Pork steady, at 13.00@13.12 Cotton dulT and in buyers' favor-up lauds 18%; Orleans 19%; sales 500 bales Freights quiet. Stocks active. Gold weak, at 11% @ 11%. Governments dull and heavy. States irregular. Money 6@7i Sterling-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton weak and irregular; sales 1,471 bales-uplands 18%? Flour -Southern quiet and heavy. Whiskey 95?95%. Wheat-wiuter firmer; wiu ter red Western 1.5301.55. Corn lr, higher, at 77@77%. Rice firmer, ot 8&i@8&- P?rk heavy. Beef quiet. Lard-kettle 10 ? 10%. Freights do dining. Sales of fulares to-day, -19,7110 bales, us follows: October and November 18 510, 18 W, 18%, 18 3-16; December 18%, 181.1o, 18 7 10. 18 5-16; Juuaary 18%, 18 1116, 189-16, 18>?; February 19, 191516, 19%; March 19%, 19%; April ?y.'.?-o Stocks weak, but closed firmer. Gold 11%@11%. Governments advanced slightly-62s 14. Southerns irregular-Tennessee* 67%; new 68 Virginias 59; new 62. Louisianas G5; new 56; levees 64; 8s 75. Alabamas 98; 5*69. Georgias 80; 7s 86. North Cu I roliuas 35; new 23. South Carolinas 72; new 39%. BALTIMORE, October 25.-Flour dull Wheat tinner. Corn quiet. Pork 14.50. Shoulders 8. Lard 10%. Whiskey j 95%. Cotton steady und in fair de? mand-middling 18%@18%; receipts 1,205 bules; sa!ot 585; steak 2,74'*, GALVESTON, October 25.-Cotton fiat - good ordinary lo'^; receipts 1,000 bales; stock 27,986. SAVANNAH, October 25.-Cotton in moderate demand-middling 17%@ 17%; receipts 3,301 bales; sales l.UUU; stock 31,904. CHARLESTON, October 25 -Cotton dull-middling 17%; receipts 2,010 bules; sales 100; stock 18,394. PHILADELPHIA, October 25. -Cotton quiet-middling 18%. MOBILE, Ootober 25.-Cotton not J quotubly lower -middliug 18; receipts 1,314 bules; suies 800; stock 24,316. AUGUSTA, October 25.-Cotton dull and heavy-middliug 17%; rece'pts 800 bu I o' ; sales 700. WILMINGTON, October 25.-Cotton quiet-middling 18; receipts 17 bales; sales 197; stock 3,141. NORFOLK, October 25.-Cotton steady -low middling 17%@17%; receipts 1,850 bales; sales 700; stock 9,341. MEMPHIS, Ootober 25.-Cottoii dull middling 17%; receipts 1,985 bales. NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Cotton heavy-middling 18%@18%; receipts 1,320 bales; sales 3.8UU; stock 47,638. UOSTON, October 25.-Cotton dull middling 18%; receipts 1,885 huies; sales 300; stock O.UOO. Funeral Invitation, Thc friends &ml acquaintances uf Mr. and Mrs. MlUilAUL COLLINS aro ro??[iectfillly invited lo attend thu funeral of their daugh? ter, MARY ANN, at their rusiduneo, on Ger vaia, between Lincoln and Oates etreels, THIS MOUSING, at ll ?.'chick Bu.b3. A CKOfCUussortmotd of FbOWEK dNG HU Lit?, of Hiiiglo ami I/nubl? Hyacinths. h7(~K{o anti Double Tulipa Croea*-Due mixed val let ICH. Pub milhun N.treisHiir) mixed, all oilers. Hyacinth Gi?i?i>-n for HKIU ut OH. MIOT'H, Od 20 2t Drug ami Chemical ftore. On Consignment, FCrkn BUSHELS OATS, 0\J\J 3 OratoB Cabbages, 10 Kits bice Batter. 10 Darrels Apples, 10 Barrets Northern Potatoes, 2 Barrels Chestnuts, bow for cash, by Oct 20 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Private Boarding House, BY MRS. SAMUEL TOWN? SEND, Senate street, South? east of the Capitol, ono square from Main slreot, Columbia, Oct 20 Imo Oysters in Every Style. i??^k Restaurant is in order Tor tho s??J?'wintor eoason, aud OYSTERS and XSftQr other Rofreahm??ta will bo furnish? ed ut short no tico. "How will you have them -fried, roasted or atowod7 ' G. DIERCKS. Oct 26_ Read! Read!! Read!!! STATE CAPITOL RESTAURANT. OYSTERS in every stylo 'Roasted, Slowod, Fried and Broilod. Oood Liquors, Ono Winos, imported Cigars. N. B. Private SUPPER ROOMS. FRANKLIN A FINE. Oct 26 Proprietors. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! 3^ T)ELOW wo enumerate a fow styles of tho -Lavery desirable stock of gooda on liaud in our .Shoo D?pai linent. This department is now a succuesful featuro of our bttsinuds, and is pronounced, by shrewd local buy eis, as well as travelers for large Shoe Homos and Factories, to bo tho best in thc United Status. This is pretty strong for Cullimbin, a small inland town of Smith Carolins, to contain and op?ralo suc? cessfully thc boat Shoo House, the best Dry doods House, and tho host Millinery and Dress-Malting Establishment, '"AM, coamiNEO UNDEU ONE HOOF," in tho United States; yet, it is positively so; Columbia contains thc House, and oms is THU HOUSE. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Gents' Calf hand stitched Dress Boots. Gents' Calf batid-stitohcd dotihlosolo Boots. Gents' Calf haud-etitclied Scotch-edged Boots. Gents' Calf hand-stitched Congress Gaiters. Glints' Calf haud-et itohod Scotch-edged Gaiters. GoutM'Calf double solo Hunting and Riding hoots. Ladies'Calf, Goal, KM and Sorgo doublo sula llalmorals. Ladies' Calf, Goat, Kid and Sorgo douhlu solo Gaiters. Everything possible Tor Children, School Girls and Boys. All warranted au?J from the bus) makers in tho World. Get 2? ? H. (3. SHIVER M CO State of Sooth Carolina-Abbeville Co. tty /.. L. G affin, Judje of Probate. To. James Franklin Puckett. Andrew C. Pucke t, Thomas K. Puckett, Mary A. Pori aou, Nancy Louisa Packett, Jol?n Henry Puckett, Mary Louisa Puckett, and Eliza Hu roi i na Puckett-Greeting: YOU aro hereby required to appear at tho Court of Probate, to bo holden al Abho vuie C. H., for Abbeville Cornily, tin Ibo fifth day of December, A. D. 1871, to show causa, if any you can, why ttio Roul Entato of Thomas ll. Puckett, docoascd, situate in said County, on water* of Saluda Uiver-bounding on lund? ot John B. boatman. Thomas lt. Puckett, Jr., H. M. Pinson, William Foorko, John S. Tin uer and otbers, and containing iwo hun? dred and six acres, moro or lesa-.mould not bu partitioned by allotting to tho said parties above named, in equal portion-?., if practicable; and if not practicable, to divido or partition tho same in eqnal portions to them; then tn soil tho Hame and divida the proceeds. Given uuder my hand and seal, this twenty first day of October, iu tho year ot our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and Hevouty onc, and in tho ninety-sixth year of Ameri? can Independence. li. L. GUP tr IN, J. P. A. C. To tho d?fendants, Janies F. Puckett, Andrew C. Puckett, Nancy Louisa Puckett, John Henry Puckett. Mary Louisa Puekett and Eliza C. Puckett: TAKE NOTICE, that a petition has this day boen tiled in tho oflico of the Jad^o ot Probate for Abbeville County, State hf South Carolina, fur tho partition of tho Real Estate of Thomas R. Puckett, and that unless you appear and answer or demur to the same, on or before Stu December next, judie munt will bo entered us nf l eco rd against you, and ibo relief prayed bo granted. Mo IOWAN A- PARKER, Oct 2l'? Gili Plaintiff-' 4l|.m-t1?v? SELTZER Treal tlie Human JUarlilne Gently.< The winding passage, thirty feet in length, through which tho main portion of wasto matter of tho syatom is discharged, is lined with a membrane as delicate as silk, and as sensitive as a net work of nerves eau make lt. Neither constipation, colic, diarrbcu i, dysen? tery, nor any other bowel complaint, can ho cured bj abusing and convulsing tins tender membrane with a fur hun purgative. Tho best ami safest remedy in such cases is that mild balsamic and delightful tonic laxativo, TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT, which heaN, tones and invigorates tho irri? tated test ines, while it relievos them from thu morbid humors winch provoke abdominal dii? aso. HOLD RY ALL DRUGGIS TS. Pot2(114 Just Received, -j <\ BARRELS Choice New Hailed BUCK JL\ JW ll EA T. For s ile low by ' Ciel 25 J?RN AGNEW A SON. Look Out for Cold Weather. LADIES* CLOTH CLOAKS. .Tb'ST rec. ?ve t :t LAUG!-: STOCK, which will he s dd ut very LOW PHICES. Don't mis- your chalice for a BARGAIN IN CLOAKS. C? F. JACKSON. Oel 22 Hams, Strips, &c. NEW UNCANVAS8ED HAMS, weighing from 7 to 12 pounds-vor; tino, Sugar-cured Bacon Strips, ' - < Smoked Tongues and Salmon. Dried Boef. Sundries. Deviled Ham and Tongue, French Mush? rooms, Curry Powder, Lea & Porrin's Worces torshiro Hauen, Olwis and Olive Oil, Capero' assorted Ha aces, Hui COB, puro, in varietV; Ex? tracts-Bumott's, nest made; Bcotch Marma? lade, assorted Jellies and Presorvos, new Layer ltaiains, uewO?rrants and Prunes. Liobig'a Extract of Meat. Nono genuino unless Baron Liebig's signa? ture is written across tba label; seo that you got it so. Cigars. LIVE INDIAN.-This brand, of wbioh we bave exclusive control, n ti 11 bolds its own as the best at its priao. -We make it a leading article, and sell a Bingle cigar at tho same rate wo soil by tho box. ALSO, Purlagus, Loudros, Figaro, St. Elmo, Lord Ii\ron. and many other favorito brands we aro glud to sbo* tho public . Cheese! Cheese! Now York Stato DAIRY CHEESE-choice ; Young America Cheese-finest to bo found; Pinc-applo CbccBO-"Bhould bo in every fa? mily;" Limburger Cheese-that caps the cli? max. All tho abovo and a thousand other luxuries and nuioasai its caa ho found at all times ai tho store of CEO. SYMMERS. _Octj??_ ~^X~NOTI?E7 LIST of ItEAL ESTATE, i? thc city of Co lumbia, on which Taxes have nut boci paid: Adams. Thos, Blanding, between Wayne and Gao mien. Allen, Mis Marv E, Join Lynch, traste o, coruer Richardson and Bland ing. Avery, Jesse, Tobacco, indigo and Ma rion streola. Butler, \V B, Laurel, between Unger am Pulaski. Boatwicfe, Susan, Gorvain, butweci Lincoln and Oates. Brooks, Atexandet Richland, betwoeu Tluger and Pulaski bunks, Kicbard. corner Taylor and Mari or. bookman, K, South-west corner Wavorlej Boozer, J N, Washington and Gadsden. Oampbol), James 8, Richardson, botwee Taylor and Blandina. Childs, Johnsou an Willard, Laurel and Assembly.' dunelm, V J J, Lau roi, hu tween Gadsden and Warn? Cuthbert, E, corner Richland and- Bul Clark, L C, coruer Riohland and Barnwet Cook, Isaac, Wiuii, between Lady and Waal Ington. Dukes, Phillip, corner Plain and Oadsdci Davis, ll, Henderson, between Gervais An Senate. Davis, Aaron, Barnwell, hu twee Washiogton and Lady DeHauaeure, D I Wheat, Indigo, Barnwell and Harden. Elliott, R ?, Taylor, between Richland an 8umter. Edwards, n K, corner Marion an Pendleton. Edwards, Jo, Winn. Eicbolbe ger, B, Indigo, between Bull and Minion Ferguson. Briabain, Divine, between Rici ardsou and Aasoiubly. Ferguson, Maren corner Lincoln and Indigo. Fields, Jame Laurel, between Oadadon and Wayne. Fergi uoii, George, Lincoln and Indigo. Fostc Peter, corner Blossom aud Marion. Fry, Mr Hi-bland and Winn. Gregg, Mrs U M, corner Taylor and Mari?? Green, J C, Mr*, c?rn?ir Taylor and Bul Green, Joseph] corner B oa BO ni and Whoa Grant, Romeo, Laurel, between Wayne ni Gadsden. Grattdy, Mrs ll, corner Lu mb and Marion. G leaves, N G. Mrs, Gates, b tween Medium and Green. Druber, Sttve Agent, cerner Gat ty and Green. Gu'gnar J S, Executor, South-west corner Oer Vais ai Bull. Goodwyn, Alfred, Taylor, near Marie Garnett, C F M, Bickens, tieaderson, Lumb aud Richland. Gnnldiiig, Daniel, Wayr near Laurel. Colliding, Patey, Wayne, ne Blanding. Glover, Julia Ann.Oerv?ia, Bar well ami Winn, timm win. Susan, Gadsde ucar Lumber. Givens, Jessie, Richland Harris, Eliza, estate, Caten, between Sous aud Gervais. His. Henry, Waverley. Ham ton, Leaner. Gates, botween Plain and Waa illgton. Harmon, Robert, Lanrel, bet wc Sumter and Marion. Herron, Charles, La rel, between Pulaski and Huger. Hart, Ut ry. Richland, hctwoen PickeuH and Bu Hart, E B, Laurel, between Marion and Sn tor. Hitchcock, estate, coruer Assembly a Lady. isaacs, Mrs, corner Mai-ion and T.umbi Jackson, Jas. Laurens, between Washingt aud Lady. Jenkins. Sam, Gadsden, betwe Plain and Washington. Johnson, Samn Lumber, between Henderson and Barnwt Johnson, Henry, cornor Pulaski and Be'ai iug. Johnson, Peter, Sumter, between Bl som and Bivino. Johnson, Isahella. Linen between Plain and Washington JobnBi Elias, Waverley. Johnson, Thoa, Winn, 1 tweeu Lady aud Washington. Kennedy. Jas S, Groen, bet winn Gates a Lincoln. Killian A Fry, Plslu, Washings Huger and Pulaski. * Lotding. H. corner Henderson and Sen? Lowndes, C D, Lumber, between Lincoln s Gadsden Lott. Anna, corner Senate and aetul'ly. Ly les, Wm, eat.tto. Richardson t Lumber. Logan, Philip, Waverley. Lyn P N, Rev, Richard.em and Blanding to Sr tar. Ly Bra nd, W ?,. Richardson, butwi Gervais and Lady. Martin, Jas, est?is, Marion; between Ri laud and Lumber. Marshall. M rr. A, Bia inc.. between Richardson aud Sumter. M yt W J, corner Gervais and Winn. Mitch Willson, corner Marion and Pendleton. M tsith. Walter S. Kantern extension, ll act? Patterson. Mrs Susan, Assembly, Ga Indino, Low? r. Priugle, Kev J M, coi Blanding and Maiion. Reuse, Alonzo, cornor Assembly and M um. Reece, Maria, corner Gates and Medi Babb, Jesse, estate of, Gates, between nato and Pendleton. Roso, Wm E, coi Corv?is and Assembly. Robinson, Ca corner Washington and Winn. Radcliff W, ostato of. corner Pendleton and Asst-m smith, Davit, Riohland, betweon Bull Marion. Smith, Jeremiah, corner Barn und Lumber. Stovons, Mrs E, Tobacco, t ween Lincoln and Gates. Stuart, Carol Pendleton mid Medium. So?le, Julien, ch?rdson, between Blanding and Lat Sims, Jas T, Laurel, between Bull and I ens. Smith, Geo. Taylor, between Asset and Oates. Sulf. Juliu, extension nf Rich son street. Scott, Jas, estate, Richard noar Upper. Tower, Eli, Richland, Roberts, Lumber Gist. Tozer, Riohard, Lady, betwoeu Asi hiv and Gates. Walker, Thos P, Rich'and, betweon Lin and Gatos. Wadlow, Wm, Oates, bct> Washington and Lady. Ward, Mrs M 8 tate, Lumber, between Homler and Mai Wingfield, Jacob. Blanding, betweeu \ ?nd Laurens. Watkins. MTB D B, D B Sau3Htiro, agent, Washington, betweer chardson ami Sumter. Yates, Mrs M A, Pendloton, botweon Sa and Riuhardson. Notice is hereby given that oxoent against tho real estate doscrlbod in the ceding list, to pay the taxes, penalties assessments charged thereon, Will bo BO public auction, on tho 15th day of Xovon 1871, unless enid taxes, assessments am nubien be paid before that timo, at iny r City Hall. JOHN A. JACKSON Chief of Polioo Citv of Co I timi *?- Ofilco hours, 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Oct 25_ Wanted, TO exchange, LUMBER fora *8b*<?*-? HORSE or MULE.' Apply lo III i vt M Indigo ! Indigo ! Of \t \ U,s- 1,0,11 Carolina INDIGO, at ?? \ f\f prie.-, for sale Itv Oct 21 4 T. J." Si Tl. M. GIBS v - otlon Bales. Sate on Accoum" o/ United States Government. BY D. C. PErXOTTO & BON. THIS MORNING-, 26tb instant, at 10 o'clock we will Boll, at our onction B toro, Tri tb out roBorvo, on account of the Uniter] Statt s Government: 90 barrels* PORK. 12 barr?la Floor. 1.800 lbs, Hud Bread. Terms cash In United States currency. Gooda to be removed immediately after Bale. Oct 20_.' j Desirable Heal Estate at Auction. J). C. PEIXOTTO & SON. Auctioneers. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho 6th of Novem? ber next, in front of the Court House in this city, I will sell, at publio auction, That vory eligible BUILDING LOT, on Richardson street, directly South abd adjoin? ing tho aite of Nickerson Hotel, containing fifty-two feet, six inches, more or loss, on iliuharduori street, running back; 105 feet, moro or lesa,) roar measurement fifty-six feet, moro or leas. ,* ALSO, '! ?,' At tho a&ine time and pl?0.0, six LOTS, eon taming fifty acres each, of splendid- wood? lauds, ten miles East of Columbia, and form? - orly known as tho "Percival Steam Mill ? Tract." . " Terma caah. Tho above property ?an be treated for privately prior to day of sale. Purchaeora to pay me for papers and Btampa. ! O?t 20_J. W. PARSER. United States of America, , sou m OA HOL. i .v A m ST tu UT. FOURTH CrncuiT-lu EQ?ITY. ;? Abram Vau Buren and S. Angelica, his wife, ct al., vs. John Peter Brown, et al. .:' BY virtuo of an order of tho Court in this oasn.I will offer for salo, ar public outcry, un tho FIRST MONDAY in November, 1871. at Columbia, at notices than the appraise d prices below stated, tho fol'owiug parcels of LAND: All that PLANTATION, called ??Big Lako," situate, lying and being in tho Coudty of Kichlaud, in said State, on tho Congaree Uiver, about eight miles below Columbia, con? taining about two thousand'one hundred and seventy acres, and appraised at twelve dollars por aero. . Said plantation baa been divided into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by tho road running through the plantation from' the main public road to the Congareo ?River, and the tracts will be ?old separately,ea**?? . - - All that PLANTATION, called "Shiver." _ ljing in samo County and State, about cigljt- , een milos below Columbia, containing thirteen1- ! hundred acres, more or 'less, and appraised at t*n thousand dollars. TEH ne OT SALK.-One-four fli on ch} balance upon a credit of-.one, two and three year--, wi tb.the bouda of the purchasers, boar lng 'in? terest at the rate of seien per cont., payable annually, secured bj a mortgage of TEM ladds. Purchascre to pay for ?lampa imd.papers. Said lands may bo purchased at Onivate sale, on application to theundersigned; atKum tor, 8.C. J. S. G. RICHARDSON,. Oct 9 J . . Special Referee1 ? For Sale, j u ->. i ?ifi Q/\/"\ /"??'"??'"V FEET OF LUMBER?, OWV/,UvJVi 60,000 fe?t o? well sea-'* soned Flouring on hand. > ! ol Orders for Lath, and al] kiods Lumber- idled at short not'ee. Apply at our Lumber'Yard, on Lady street and Greenville Railroad, or address W. LOWRY St COf, _ O. taiSmo Box 130, Columbia. S C. Grand Exposition OF ;'? FALL A Xl) WINTER DRY GOODS, W. D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all the DEPARTMENTS of our large and extensive stock. Offering friends; cos?; terners and strangers a moat favorable oppor? tunity to supp y their wanta At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. ??'.' ' v J ?? ? W*' f' ..JV. We ?ire receiving goods' from" our Buyer re? gularly TWICE A WEEK-, so that we are attie tu show .v kj+Vii \ .~v. J-' -' Every KToy?lty A-i anon aa lt appears in Kew York. We bave a uniform "price for all," and our fixod prin? ciple ia THAT ifo'oSE UNDKR-3KI LH CS. -, To our friends In tho "trade, we'would say thai we keep a large stock in our. WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT, which we will poll by the bale or piece' at prices that will repay those who givo us tv call. W. D. L.OVE. Oct22 B. B. McCHEERY. Cigars! Cigars! Cigars! WE have now on band a largo Block of the fellowing choice brands of CIGARS, which wo are offering at low figures, and to wundi wo invite thoso fond of a choice Cigar to givo a trial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor do Malanz is. Two Sisters, Regalia Brittanica, La Flor de Baltimore, Lord Byron. Gold Medal, Ac., Together with a largo assortment of low pricud Cigars, Cheroots. Ac. _Oct20_ JOHN AGNEW A SON. The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of selling DRY GOODS at such high figures so much in voguo heroB and intend from this on to make it to the in torost of buyers to patronize THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE, We have just r turned from tho Eastern Market with a beautifnl assortment of DItY GUODS selected with groat caro, and as wo bought them f otc, we propose to givo our cus? tomers tho advantage of these LOW FIGURES I We ask especial attention to our choice lot of Men's Woar, embracing all styles, colors and prices. DRE8S GOODS, tho now est designs out, and a full stock. We show tho best lino of Fringes in tho city, and at tho lowest figures. In all Domestio Goode, wo (?ffor raro bargains. We will mako it to tho interest of buyers to examino our Stock before purchasing. 6opt21 FORl'EK Ai STKKbK.