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roralgn Ailalrii -< NOON DESPATCHES. GLADSTONE'S SPEECH- MURD'KR TBIAL ASSEMBLY TO O O TO PARIS, AO., AO. -LONDON, October 28.-QI ucla to oe made a speech ot Greenwich to-day, in which he eulogized the Queens complimented his colleagues, pointed with pride to the vitality of the liberal party, declared that Ireland . was more contented, and promised that tho troops in the colonies should bo reduced, with various other military reforms. NIGHT DESPATCHES. DUBLIN, October 80.-The trial of Kelley, for tho murder of headconstablo Talbot, was commenced to-day. The prisoner was escorted into the court room by a body of* soldiers. PARIS, October 30.-It is thought the Assembly will removo its sessions from Versailles to this city, during the wiuter, on account of cold weather; the meaos of protection against which in the rooms nt Versailles are not deemed adequate. It is probable. Senor Buonoumpague will be appointed Italian Minister to Franco. ? American I nit-11 lire nee. NOON DESPATCHES. KU KLUX, COMMITTEE ZN ALABAMA-AB BESTS AND TBIALS ZN . MORMOND OM -TBE VERDICT IN THE CHINESE SLAUGHTER CASK-ARREST OE PROMINENT KENTUCKI? ANS-YELLOW FEVER ZN MISSISSIPPI - SUBVEYING? EXPEDITION-IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT-RESIGNATION OF BULLOCK, AO , AO. SALT LAKE, October 29.-The Mayor bf the" city^TS?nd ' four others have been I ar rented by the United States Marshal, charged with' murder. The prisouers weiro taken to..Camp Douglass. Some wild words attended the proceedings, but tb?re was no resistance. Orson' Hyde, of the twelve apostles. Hod South ward to avoid arrest. A dead body bas been found near the city with four bullets in it. 'Warrants uro odt for Brigham Young and bis son Joseph, on tho charge of the murder of Richard. Yates. The indiat-1 men ts are founded upon tho testimony of Hell Hickman, formerly a Danite, or secret agent of tho Mormons. HawkinB, for adultery, has. been fined $500, aud sentenced 'to three'years hard labor. 1 Notice of appeal to the Supreme Court bas been given. . DEMOPOLIS, October 29.-The sub? committee on Ku Klux adjourned last evening, after sitting in this place for six days and examining thirty-six.-wit nesses, mo'st of whom tes ti find in relu tibn to '{affairs in this ; and' -adjoining Counties. 'General Crawford, corn round? ing the United States forc?s in-'Alabama, occupied one day, and testbed concern-1 ing the condition of tho whole State, with special accounts from about thirty f different places. The committee go hence to Livingston, Alabama, where they will stay about a week. WASHINGTON, October 29.-Attorney General A ker mau bus returned. The Secrotury of tho Treasury will I purchase a million dollars each Wednes? day, and sells a million coin on tho first, third and fourth Thursday; two million dollars on the second and fourth Thurs? day of November. - SAN FBANOISOO, October 30.- The cor? oner's jury at Los Angelos returned a verdict of riot and murder agaiust a number of persons, of all nationalities, for tbe slaughter of Chinese. The-Apaches are again raiding on-the white-settlements in Arizona. SALT LAKE, October 29.-Tho prison-1 era are quartered comfortably. Elder] Geo. Q Cannon arrived tbis morning, from Sun Francisco, and preached this evening iu the large tabernacle to an au-1 dience numbering at least 10,000. He counselled bis bearers to abstain from any act of violence, and submit to the law. God would protect them, and de? liver them from their persecutors. The crusade against them; he said, would only strengthen and glorify them in tbe end.. Their' church could not be over? turned. Their faith was the inspiration of the Divine- Spirit, and would endure forever. Elder' Pratt was not so con? servative. He did not want any whin? ing judgo to say to bim, as he did to Hawkins, "I am sorry for you." He wanted no sympathy.from any Federal official. He was ready to go to jail for twenty years, but did not want any pity from Booh a source. He predicted that God would totally overthrow and annihi? late the present prosecutors of the Mor? mon people. Nothing further hus been 'heard from Orison Hyde,- the apostle. ' HARRISBURG, October 30.-Evans, tho war agent of Pennsylvania, bas been discharged npon tho charge of embezzle mont, but bas been held in $100,000 bail to appear on a writ of capias. LEXINGTON, KY., October 30.-Tho Mayor and many officials of this oity have been ?rrested on an indictment from tho Federal Court, charged with felony, growing ont of disturbances at the August elections. KEW ORLEANS, October 30.-Solomon Ellonstoin was shot and instantly killed by a desperado, named Voorhies, at Ti greville, in Terrebonne Parish. Six mon have been imprisoned under tho Ku Klux Act in Grant Parish, charged With the morder of D?las W. Grant, re corder of Grant Parish. VICKSBURG, October 30.-Three new coses of yellow ' fever, ont no deaths. Thirty oases aro pending. NATCHEZ, October '80.-Tho fevor is abating 150 oases are pending. Sixty deaths since September 18. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, October 80.-All the members of tho Cabinet aro present. The session to-morrow will be a full one. Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably fall in New York and New Eng? land, with. South-westerly winds on tbe lower lukes, steering North-west ou Tuesday. Tho pressure will increase, with light Northerly winds on the upper lakcH. A storm of some severity will bo developed in the lower Mississippi valley, und uiovo "N^r'tb'-oaatword to tho Ohio 'valley. Brj&k llEuateyly winda, with bl?rf?y *and J tbteat?htag we?tber, will I prevail on the South Atlantic coast. Cautionary signals are ordered for thia eveuing at New Orleans, Buffalo and Oswego. CHARLESTON, October 30.-Arrived steamers South Carolina, New York; Quit Stream, Philadelphia; bark Mon? do tte, Boston; brig E. H. Kenn ody, Boston; schooner E. B. Simms, New .York. . . 1 CHARLESTON, October 30.-Fivo fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours. CHICAGO, October 30.-The Legisla? ture passed a joint resolution authoriz? ing the Seoretary of State to prepare a list of law books stored in the basement of tho State House preparatory to offer? ing them for sale to lawyers of Chioogo. PHILADELPHIA, October 30.--The steamer Hasaler, built for tho United States survey, sails to-morrow for Boa ton, where Professor ?gazziz and party will be taken on board and start od au exploring expedition around Cope Horn and np the Paoiflo. NEW YORK, Ootober 30.-Forty pri? soner!) consignad for debt in Ludlow street jail were taken before Judge Bar? nard, of the Supreme Court, this morn? ing, to have an examination. Charlea Wood, aged seventy-seven, and Wm. Johnson, a negro, were discharged; the remainder of .the prisoners were direct? ed to prepare statements of their eases hy Thursduy next, for submission to the court. ATLANTA, GA., October 30.-Governor ' Bullock resigned his office on the 23d, to take effect to-day, and at 3 P. M., Benjamin Conley, President of the Se nute, was installed as Governor. The resignation was written before his flight to New York. Great excitement pre? vails. Tho statement a few days back th it Charles L. Sohlatler, Superintend? ent of tbe Brunswick and Albany Rail? road, hud left with tho railroad property, ia iucorreot. There is nothing wrong1 charged against Sohlatter. The Georg.a Home Insurance Co., OK COLUMBUS, GA. Incorporated.1859 Capital and ABaeta.$191,959 55 Untouched by tbo Chicago and other disas? ters, continues tu furnish indemnity agaiuBt loss hy In o ou all insurable property, at ade? quate rutes. J. RHODES BROWNE, President. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary. *3T" Application* received und policies is? sued bv H. E. NICHOLS & CO., Aguuta. Oat 17 ?_?_ G tum THE SUMTER NEWS, - A ?.JVE DEMOCRAT!" JOURNAL. iTTYBYOTED to Pol?tica, Agriculture and \if general information. Au unswervingad V?e?to.of she South and ita juot claims. Ita motto ia:/?* Tho Constitution muat bu ruatorcd to ita integrity; thu country to ita honor and glory;> tho raco to ita prosperity and rightful pre eminence." A splendid advertising me? dium. Address DARR & OSTEEN, Oot22 _ . Sum roy S. ?. ISORTON A NOVEL. Dy tho Author of "Viiicrit Aylmer." Ons vol a me, paper cover*, with four illustra? tions. Price $1; cloth $1.50. IT is a Htory of tho South, thirty years ago, and the scone is laid entirely in that re? gion, in tho State of Alabama, so far aa WC can judge by thu uaim-a of towna and Coun? ties. It bas all of tho merits und fow or none of.tho faults of "Valerio Aylmer." The young authoress, who ia a lady of North Carolina, has, in her second effort,.improved upon her ! drat, though that was a work of decided powor, and received high commendation from critica of acknowledged skill. Tho Louisville Courier-Journal prooouueed it tho best socio-1 ty novel of tho day, and the Hon. Alexander Ii. stephctiH.in a published letter, pronounced it a work of raro morit. Ho said: "I waa ex? ceedingly interested iu it, aud pleased with it. I consider it ODO of.tho best, iudocd, tho very best, novel I havo met with in a long timo. The descriptivo power, tho word-painting power of the author, ia very great. ? do not know when I have met with a novel which has pleased mo so much. I shall look with inte? rest to tho future career of this writer in the fields ol literature. Thero muat bo a groat deal moro of the same sort where thia came from." - Mailed, poet-paid, to any address within tho United States, on receipt of tho price. D. APPLETON Se CO , Publishers, _Octj2B 2 549 and 551 Proadway. N. Y. Quinine! Quinine!! Qf\f\ OUNCE8 QUININE, for salo low, 0\J\J hy E.'H, HEINITSH, Wholesale Druggist,"Columbia, S. C. Oct 20 ; _ _I ? Seed Wheat. BUSHELS choice RED SEED WHEAT, _ f r sale by_W. HOPE. $1,000,000$ BY 'ho authority of the Act of the Legisla turo of Kentucky, of Much 13, 1871, the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky will give a O II AN. JD GIFT CONCERT, . AT LOUISVILLE, KY., ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1871. 100.000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION,ilO EACH, CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS, $5: QUARTER TICKETS, $2 50. Tickets will be cent by registored letter; the money for them may bo sent by P. O. money order, greenbaoke, or eraft. Each ticket con? sista of four quarters, valuo $2.50 each. The holder is entitled to admission to tho Concert, and to tho value of-tho gift awaided to it or 1 its fraction. . . $550,000 IN GREENBACKS will ho distri? buted to holders of tiokets, in gifts from $100,000, the highest, to $100, the luwoat, ho? ing 721 gifts in all. Tho Conoertis for tho benefit of tho Public Library of Kentucky. The Citizens' Bank of Kentucky is Troa- [ aurer, and tho Corporators and Supervisor* are the Hon. Thomas E. Bramlette, late Go? vernor of Kentucky, and twunty-seven of tho most distinguished and respectable citizens of tho State. Tho undersigned, lato principal bushman [ manager of tho very Bucccsalul Gift Concert for tho honoflt of the Mercantile Library at San Francisco, baa beou appointed Agent anti Managorof this Grand Gill Concert, Tho drawing aud distribution will take placo in publie, and every tldng will bo dono to satisfy tho buyers of Tickets that their into rests will ho as wull protected as if they were personally presont tu superintend tho cutir?, affair. For tickets and information apply to C. ll. PETERS, 120 Maui st.. Louisville, Ky., No. 8 Astor House, Now York; II. N. Ilnmpstorl, No. 410 Broadway, Milwaukee. Wis.; M. A. Frenoh, Virginia City, Novada; M.A.Wolff, No. 316 I Chestnut Btroet, St. Louis. Tickets ulso for eale in every prominent place in. tho United States. Sept 30 i!2 75 Financial and' Commercial. COLUMBIA, S. C., October 80 - Sales of Cotton fco-day 56 ha'-SS-middling 16???o. NEW YORK, October 29.-Tho cotton movements for the week were large, both io receipts and exports. Receipts at all ports 93,969 bales, against 82,538 last week, 64,047 the previous week, and 46,044 three weeks since. Total receipt? since September 863,039, against 487,622 for the corresponding period in tho pre? vious year, showing a decrease this year of 74,583. Exports from all ports for the week 89,911, against 41,832 for tho same week last year. Total exports for the expired portion of the cotton year are 154,131, against 169,295 for the same time last year. ' Stock at all ports 219,526, against/ 231,802 for the same time last year. Stook ot. interior towns 40,325, against 31,438 for the fame time last year. Stook in Liverpool 518,000, against 509,000 laut year. American cotton afloat for Great Britain 47,000, against 62,000 last vear. Indian oottou afloat for Europe 383,515, against 226,777 last year. The weather at the South during the week was 'generally fa? vorable for picking operations. LONDON, Ootober 30-3 P. M.-Con? sols 92%. Bonds 91%. LiYKurooii, Ootober 30-3 P. M.-Cot tou opened Ih m aud is now steady-up? lands 9%; Orleaus 9%; salea 10,000 bales; speoulaliou and export 3,000. LONDON, October 30.-Evening. Cousols 92%. Bonds 91jk,. LiVEnrooii. October 30-Evening. Cotton steady-uplands 9,%(&9??i Or? leans 9jiG&9%. NEW YOBK, Ootober 30-Noon. Sales of futures, Saturday evening, 7,400 bales, as follows: October 17 11-10 @18; November 18(a)18J;i; December 18,'?@18?-?: Jauuury 18,9rl6@18 11-16; February 18%; March 19 3-16; sales at Charleston' on the basis of New York low middling 17,%. Flour quiet and un? changed. Wheat quiet and lirm. Coru dull and declining. Pork iirm, nt 13 00. Lard steady. Cotton quiet nud brm uplauds 18;??; Orleaus lOJtf; sales 1,000 bales. Freights firm. Governments and State bonds dull and steady. Money brm, at 7. Gold heavy, at 11%. Ex? change-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton strong; sales 2,970 bales-uplands 18??; Orleans lOj^ Southern flour in moderate request good to choice7.80@9.30. Whiskey 94. Wheat irregular aud unsettled-amber Western 1 04@1 67. Corn heavy and lower-mixed Western T8@79|?; Pork more active, at 12.90. Lard 10%@10,U. Freights-Liverpool, per sail, cotton % @5-16; steam %@7-16. Wall street extremely dull but brm. Exchange 8%. Gold closed at 11??@U%. Go? vernments inactive-65s 14%; new 13^?. States dull. Sales of futures, to-day, 11,250 bales, as follows: November 181^, 18 3 16, 18%, 18>?; December I8j*?\ 18 7-16, 18>?, 185u; January 18s?, 18%; March 19j??. CINCINNATI, October 30.-Provisions demaud light; holders brm; small busi? ness. Whiskey steady, at 90. LOUISVILLE, October 30.-Provisions quiet and steady. Pork 13.00. Bacon in moderate demand-shoulders 7J.?; clear rib 8; clear sides 8J4. Lard 0%(<$ 10j^. Whiskey dull, at 1)0. GALVESTON, Of'ober 30 -Cotton firm -good ordinal i??j.i; receipts 1,129 bales; sal. . iii -nek 30,553. BOSTON, Oci ? -Cotton steady and in fair dem.. iliug 18%@1U; receipts 360 bale*, . . J50; stock 6,000. BALTIMORE, Octou*. JO.-Cottou quiet aud steady-middling 18@18).4; receipts 988 bales; sales 455; stook 2,898. NEW OBLEANS, October 30.-Cotton brm-middling 18; receipts 6,161 huies; sales 4,550; stook 53,748. CHARLESTON, October 30. -Cotton steady-middling 17)4; receipts 2,648 bales; sales 400; stock 20,184. SAVANNAH, October 30.-Cottou strong and iu good demaud-middling 17%; receipts 3,826 bales; sales 1,400; stock 39,040. WiLMiNOTON, October 30.-Cottou quiet-middling 17%; receipts 91 halos; bales 152; stock 3,208. MOBILE, October 30.-Cotton t?rm middliug 18; receipts 4,458 bales; sales l,8ti0; Htoek 25.801. AUGUSTA, Ootober 30.-Cotton quiet and firmer-middling 10%; receipts 1,0JO bales; salo 600. NORFOLK, October 30.-Cotton quiet low middling 19%@19%; receipts 1,810 balea; sal as 400; stock 8.527. Grand Exposition OF FALL AP WINTER DRY GOODS, . AT W.D.LOVE&CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all the DEPARTMENTS of our largo and oxtonaivo stock. Offering friends, cus? tomers and strangers a must favorable oppor? tunity tu supp.y their wauts At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. Wo aro receiving goods from our buynr rs gnlarly TwioK .v WKKK, so that wo aro able td show Every Novelty As soon nv lt appears lu Now York. Wo baya a uniform "prico for all," and our Axed prin? cipio is TnAT NO ONE U N OKll-HKl.I.H US. To our friends in the trude, wo would say thai we keop a largo stock in our WHOI.IN? HALE DEPARTMENT, wldch we will Boll by the halo or piuco at prices that will repay ihoao who givo us a call. W. D. l.OYE. Pot 22 _?. JJ. MoOllEEUY. Every Ono Brinks Seegers' Beer, KOAUt?E it Rives Btrongth and improves _tjiojr health._Mjirohjll COUNTY ? I.Ain?M AN? JURY CB UT I? F1CATKU bought hv b'ou 5 D. Q?.MBKILL, Broker. B AT GK DIERCKS'. CALVED GOODS. I 5^118 j-amb^DI1^Qu3B*yfl>r' (^^B^?^ stors. Deviled Ham, Oysters, Cod Fibh, Smoked Halibut, Lurdellen, Mackerel, all kinda. FRUITS. Itataina, Currents, Prunes. Datos, Citron, Almonds, Walnuts. Brazil Nula, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Oelatino; Candios-assorted. SOAP. Cold Wator Soap, Babbitt's brat Soap, Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapolio, Toilet Soap-aBuorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Peai'b, Teaches, Pine-?pplca and Jell v. CHEESE. Hieb Cream Cheese SW?BB Chceao, Pine* apple Chooao, Skimmed Cheoso. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, liam and Break? fast Strips. TEAS. Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Gun Powder, English Breakfast, Oolong. Candios-Adamantino. Perallne and Wax. WINES. Sweet California, Angelica, Sherry. IC li i no and French Wines and Brandies, at Oct8 O DI HUCKS'. MW HH The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of aelling DRY GOODS at Hitch high flgnrcH so much in vogue here, and intend from this on to make lt to tbc th* terosl of buyers to patronize THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. We have juat r turntd from thc Fnsloin Market with a beautiful assortment of DIlY GOODS Holccted with great caro, and RH we bought them loic, wo propose to give our cus? tomers tho advantago of these LOW FIGURES ! We aHk especial attention to our ehe iee lot of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prices. DUE SS GOODS, tbc new? est dcsigiiB out. and a full atock. We show tho best lino of Fringes in tho city, and at tho lowest figures. In all Domcbtic Gcods, we offer rare bargaius. Wo will make it to thu iutercat of buyers to examine our Stock before purchasing. Sept 21 PORTER cfc ST?GLR. Notice. OFFICE TREASURER RICHLAND COUNTY, COLUMBIA, October 20.1871. THE hooks of tho Treasurer ut Richland (Junnfv will bo opened on the 2l)th dav of NOVEMBER, 1871. fnr tho receipt of taxes duo the State und County for tho year 1S71. Tho penalty of twenty per com., provided by law, will bo added to all tuxes remaining unpaid on tho loth day ol' Jaunir}*, 1872. Tho rate of taxation for tho year 1S71 ia us follows, viz: State tax per centum. 7 mills. County tax per centum. 3 mills. Poll tax per capita,.$1.00. C. H. RALOW IN, Oct 21 113 Treasurer Richland County. Notice. ALL persons having claims against the late DR. WM. REYNOLDS,will preaeut them to tho undersigned, and all indebted will please make puvmont to tho same. SOPHIA M. REYNOLDS, Oct 21 i Administr?t rix. Dental Notice. ag*) ALL those who have demands against Bt?P?the lalo tlrru of REYNOLDS & REY? NOLDS, will present them, ami those indebt? ed will please make payment, to tho under? signed, who will continue tho practice of his profisaionat thu old stand, Agnew's build? ing, over (3. F. Jackson's store. Oct 21 Oj W. L. REYNOLDS. Hams, Strips, &c. NEW UNCANVASSED HAMS, weighing Irom 7 to 12 pounds-very tine, Sugar cured bacon Siripi?, SiniiKed Tongues und Salmon, Dried Beef. Sundries. Deviled nam and Tongue, French Mush? rooms, Curry Powder, Lea .V Perrin's Worces? tershire Sauce, Olwis and Olive Oil. Capers' assorted Sauces, Spices, puro, in variety; Ex? tracts- Punnu t's. best made; Scotch Marma? lade, assorted Jellies and Preserves, new Layer Raisins, now Curruuls and Prunes. Licbi?'s Extract of Meat. None genuine unless liaron Liebig's signa? ture is written across tho label; see t li at you gut it so. Cigars. LIVE INDIAN.-Thia brand, of which wo have exclusive control, still holds ita own as tho best at its prico. Wo make it a leading article, and sell a singlo cigar at thc name rato wo sell by tho box. ALSO, P&rtagUB, Londres, Figaro, St. Elmo. Lord Byron, and many other favorite brands we are glad to show tho public. Cheese! Cheese! Now York Stato DAIRY CHEESE-choice; Young Amorica Cheese-finest to be found; Pine-applo Cheese-"should bo in every fa? mily;" Limburger Cheese-that caps thu cli? max. All tho above andu thousand other luxuries and nu':cssaiies can bu found ut all times at tho storo of UEO. bYMMERS. Opt 25 Look to Your Interest. w<S?P@!r*RR T,IE b<>sl M KAT in tho Market S^SJKgafican be had at eur stall, at 8, 10 JKSB '"'d 12j cunts per pound. Orders for Inrgu or miali quantities, from city or couut?y, lided prompilv. STARLING ft POPE, Augunt 8 |J4j Stalls 8 and 6. _ The South Carolina Club. THE annual ball of the South Carolina ?J Club will be given mi THURSDAY EVEN-' jfi?k INO, November 0, 1871, at Irwin's Hall, btt& Columbia, s. c. I'll? animal morling of tho Club will bo held in Columbia on November 10,1871. By order Executive Committee WM. T. GARY, Protidont. Ofueial: R. E. ELLISON, Ja., Secretary. aCi-ObarU'uton Courier and New? copy thrco tiun s u week in daily. _ Oct 7 115 . ~ iii or atilt? tor Tempor?neo itali, Ao.. will positively take plane on the 10th Novcmbor. TAX NOTICE. LIST of REAL ESTATE, U tho city of Co? lumbia, on which Tax?e have nut been paid: Adam?, Thou, Islanding, between Way no and Gadsden. Allen, Mre Mary E, John Lynch, trustee, corner Richardson and Islanding. Butlor, W B, Laurel, between Huger and Pulaski. Bostwick, SuaaD, Gervais, between Lincoln and Oates. Brooks, Alexander, Riohland, botwoon Huger and Pulaski. Banks, lticbard. cornor Taylor and Marion. Bookman, U, South-west corner Waverley, Boozor, J N, Washingtou and Oadsdon. Campbell, James 8, ftich&rdeon, between Taylor and Blandios. Childs, Johnson and Willard, Laurel and Assonibly. Ghisolm, Pr J J, Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayne. Cuthbert, E. corner Richland and Bull. Clark, I, C, ec.mer Uichlaud and Barnwell. Cook, Isaac, Winn, bolwoou Lady and Wash? ington. Covisart.L. Blossom and Richardson. Dukes, Phillip, corner Plain and Gadsden Davis, lt, Henderson, between Gervais and Senate. Davis, Aaron, Barnwell, between Washingtou and Lady. DeSauesuro, D B, Wheat, Indigo, Barnwell and Bardon. Elliott, R U, Taylor, botweou Richland and Sumter. Edwards, U E, corner Marion and Pendleton. Eichelberger, B,Indigo, between Bull and Marion. Ferguson, Briebain, Divino, between Rich? ardson and Assembly. Fields, Jam? s, Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayne. Fostur, Peter, comer Blossom and Marion. Fry, Mr.i, Rich? land and Winn. Gregg, Mr? D M, corner Taylor and Marion. Green, J C, Mrs, corner Taylor and Bull. Green, Joseph, corner Blossom and Wheat. Grant, Romeo, Laurel, between Wayno and Gadsden. Grandy, Mrs ii, corner Lumber and Mariou. Cleaves, N C, Mrs, Gates, be? tween Medium and Oreen. Gruber, Steven, Agent, corner Cati u and Green. Guignard, J 8, Executor, South-west corner Gervais and Bull. Good wyn, Alfred, Taylor, near Marlon. Oarnott, C F M, Picliene, Henderson, Lumber and meilland. Gouldtng^Patsy, Wayne, near Blanding. Glover, Julia Auu, Gervais, Barn? well and Winu. Unod win, Basan. Gadsdon, near Lumber. Giv?iuf, Jessie, Riuhland. Harris, Eliza, estate Gates, between Scnato and Gervais. H(x Henry, Waverly. Harmon, Hobnrt, Laurel, between Sumter aud Marion Herron, Charlen. LB tirol,-between Pulaski and Unger. Hort. E B, Laurel, between Marion and sumter. Hitchcock, Oatato, Assembly and | Lady. "Isaacs, Mrs, cornor Marion and Lumber. Jackaon. Jus. Laurena, bctwecu Washington and Lady. Jenkins. Sam, Gadsden, between Plain and Washington. Jobnt>(tn, Samuel, I,umber, between Henderson and Barnwell Johnson, iieury, onrnur Pulaski and Bund? ing. Johnson, Peter, Sumter, between Blos? som and Divine. Johnson, lobelia, Lincoln, between Plain and Washington. Johnson, Elias, Waverley. Johnson, Thus, Winn, be twoun Lady and Washington. Kennedy, Jas S, Green, between Gatos and Lincoln. Killian ?t Pry. Plain, Washington, Huger and Pulaski. Luiding, H. corner Henderson and Senate Lowndes, O D, Lumber, between Lincoln and Gadsden. Lott Anna, corner Sonate aud As uniii bly. Ly Brand, WC, Richard ion, bot ween (tervu is and Lady. Lynch, Rev P N, Riobard- | son and Blanding to Sumter. Martin, Jas, cstuto, Marion, botween Rich laud and Lumber. Marshall. Mrs A, Bland? ing. between Richardson and Sumter. Myers, W J, corner Garrata and Winu. .Mitchell, Willson, corner Marion and Pendleton. Mon? teith. Walter 8, Kantern extension, 14 acres. Patterson, Mrs Kit sat! j \ssembly, Gates, Indigo, Lowen Pringle, Rev J M, coiner islanding and Mariou. Ree-*?, Alonzo, corner Assembly and Medi? um. Rooeo, Maria, corner Oates und Medium itabb, Jesse, enlate of, Oates, between Se? ?alo and Pendleton. Rose. Wm E, corner Gervais and Assembly. . Robinson, Caleb, corner Washington aud Winn. Radcliffe. T W, estate of. corner Pendleton and Assembly. Smith, Davi t, llielilaud, between Bull a d Marion. Stevena, Mrs E, Toba'co, between Lincoln am.' Gatea. Sena rt, Caroline. Pendle? ton aud Medium Sollie. Julien, Kichardeon, between Blanding and Laurel. Sims, Jas T, L?urel, between null and Piukens. Smith, G, Taylor, between At-at-nihly and Gates Self. J, extension ot Richardson street. '?cutt, Jae, es tatt-, Richardson, noar Upper. Tozar, Richard, Lady., between Assembly and (?ales. Walker. Tho? P, Rich'and, halwocn Lincoln and Gates. Wadiuw, Wm, Gates, between Waahinglou and Lady. Ward, Mrs M S, es? tate. Lumber, between Sumter and Marion. Wingfield, Jacob. Blanding, between Winn cud Laurens. Watkins, Mrs D B, D B De. Sauasuru, agent, Washingtou, between R? chardsou and Sumter. Yates. Mrs M A, Pendleton, between Sumter I and Richiirdson. Notice is hereby giwn that executions against tho real estate described in the pre? ceding list, to pay the taxes, penalties and assessment-? charged thereon, will be sold at j public adel lou. on tin: 15th day of November, 1871. unless naid taxes, assessments aud pe? nalties bu paid before that time, a't my office, City Hall. JOHN A. JACKSON. I Chief of Police Citv bf Columbia. ?arOmeo hours, I) A. M to*a P. M. Oct '25 "Motte's Victoria 'Ionic Bitters." KNTUtei.V VKGETARtiB. Foi' ihr PH*T af I)ynjH'j>*ia, Agu* and Fever, Hil iou? hineilst*, (Imrral Debility, nud oil Impuritiv* i-f the Jito?d, ri HI KS E BITTE i<8 have now tit m ly esta JL bliidied tluuixelvts in the- favor of the public mid (he meiiiral profession. Prepared from pur? ly vegetable ingredients of acknow? ledged ellieicy, their unrivaled and highly j tonic, atiinnialitig and prophrylacticqualities peculiarly adapt them to all cases ot General Debility," Nervous Prostration of tho Sys? tem, Ar. As an excitant of the appetite and a whole nomo aid to the proco** of digestion, they will be found to bu very efficacious, while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled valuo to those MI bj? et to Chills I and Fever, .Congestion, aud other miasmatic | diseases. These Bitters will be found most wonder? fully beneficial in all cases of Debility and Ir? regularities of Females. Wheresoever intro? duced, they become a standard article-a I medicinal staple. Unlike the many noxious stimulants advertised, they brace and fortify tho system without exciting undue cerebral action. Tboy aro without doubt the best to-1 nie and constitutional renovator ever offered to tho public. MOITE * TARRANT, Manufacturera and Sole Pronrietors, Newberry. 8. C. Hold h v E. H. HEINITSU, Columbia, 8. C. Bept IC_Gmo Opening of Fall Millinery. MRS. S. A. SMITH WILL open THIS DAY a choico solcotion of MILLINERY and | o ANGY GOODS, to which aho rn vitos the attention of tho ladios. Also, PATTERNS of tho latest styles of DRESSES. k DRESSMAKING attended to I with neatness aud despatch. 1 Orders from tho country aolioited. Oct 12_imo The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have re? moved their Stables to tho new building, immediately South ot -vnlaiiney\ Hall, and, with a new I WS:^^fstock of CARRIAGE8. BUG Glfc.8 mo fine HOR8E8, aro prepared to an ?wer all calls that may bo made upon them. Horses bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to ?riv? us a call. Liberal advances made on ?tock left for eakv- BOYCE A CO. i W. H. BOYCE. ?" ' . ' . C. II. PETTISOILL. Jan 24 ^k.\JL<5-tXc9yoL Salee. Valuable City Lot. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, the nth of Novem? ber, in front of the Court HOUB?, in thin city, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell, That desirable LOT at the corner of Pen? dleton aud Richardaon streets, having a front on Pendleton street of 104 iect, more or lesa, and co Richardaon street 1G0 feet, more or leas. ALSO, A nnmbor of LOTS in Waverly, containing quarter uf an aero eaoh. 1 TERMS or HALE-Half caeh; balance in one year, secured by bond aud mortgage of pre- . misos Bold. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. _Oct 31 j Lo. nd for Sale. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On tho FIII8T MONDAY ia November next, wo will sell, before the Court House, in Co? lumbia, . All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND situated three miles from the capital, on tho waters of Six-Mile Branch, containing soventy acres, moro or leBs; bounded by lands of 8. C. Bell, J. H. Kohler and others. Two good springe on tho placo and a large portion of it bottomland. Terms cash or city acceptance Parchase r to pav for stamps and papers. Oct 31 a E. \V. SKIBEL8 ft CO., Agents. Desirable Cottage. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MOHNINO, the Gth ot Novem? ber, we will sell, in front ot the Court House, at 10 o'clock, ! i That LOT, with a desirable Cottage and all necessary out-buildings thereon, situated on tho corner of Senate and "Lincoln streets, bounded on the North by Seriate ?trott, and measuring thereon 72 feet, more or leas, and running back on Lincoln street 120 feet, more or leas. TEIIMS or SALE.-One-third cash; balance in twelve months, scoured by bond and mort? gage, bearing interest at seven per cent. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Property to be insured aud policy to be as? signed _ .jo?!?!.. Wanted. ? ?) SECOND-HAND BOILERS, thirty-two ?I inches diameter, about thirty-six feat long. Or, three Boilers, thirty inches in ' di? ameter, and about thirty feet long. ' Address ROBERT Q. OHI80LM, ' Oct 20 4_Charleston, e. C. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION PIANO FORTE AGENCY. WM. H. OROHABD; Professor of Mualc.L ) naving determined to If ij_ resumo Teaching, is BOW! pre? pared lu take pupils un the Piano, Organ and Guitar; also, tn Tocal Music. Haying for over TiinvTT YEAHS had charge of the-Mustcal Departments iii' the first Female 'Colleges and Schools of the hi ate, he dooma lt unne? cessary lo midie any other reference/to his qualifications as a Teacher. * ' ' Tho arrangements be haB made with seve? ral of tho most celebrated Piano-makers, wlR enable him to offer Instruments of tito very first class at prices that defy competition. Specimen Pianos daily expected. .Tooee in want of Instruments superior to any ever offered for pulu in this market, will do well to examino before purchasing else whore." PIANO FORTES, MELODEONB, An.-j Tu ned and repaired in the MOST VEarEcr M \ NM En and on reasonable terms. ' Apply at his residonce, corner of Bull and Richland street", or at the bookstore of Messrs. Duffie ft Chapman. Oct 17 ShoesI Shoes! Shoes! Wm BELOW we enumerate a few styles of the very desirable stock of goods on hand in our Shoe Department. This department is now a anccefiai.nl feature of our businoss, and is pronounced, by shrewd local buyers, aa well as travelers for large Shoo Houses and Factories, to be the best in the United States. This is pretty strong for Columbia, a small inland .town of South dandina, to contain and operate suc? cessfully the best Shoe House, the beat Dry Hoods House, and the beat Millinery and Dress-V liking Establishment, "ALL COMBINED UN DHU ONE HOOK." in the United States; yet, it is positively so; Columbia contains thc House, aud ocas is THE HOUSE. BOO T AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Gents'-Calf hand-stitched Dreas Boats. Gents' Calf hand stitched double sole Boots. Gents' Calf hand-stitched Scotch-edged Roots. Gents' Calf hand-atitched Congress Gaiters. Gents' Oair hand-stitched Scotch-edged Qaiters. Centn'Calf double solo Hunting and Biding hoots. Ladies' Calf,'Goat, Kid and Serge doable solo Balmorals. Ladies' Calf, Goat, Kid and Sorge double sole Gaiters. Everything possible for Children, Bohool Girls' aud Buys. All warranted and from. the best makers in tho world. Oct 26_R. C. SHIVEn fr. GO. Read the Evidence and be Convinced. Dr. E li Heinit?h-DKks. SIB: My ?ifo and four of my children were taken with Chills aud Fever one year ago, last Auguat, and aft or exhausting the proscriptions of Quinine and Barks, and all other known remedies, wi'.bout off jct, I was induced to try your "EMA CHILL CURE." I am happy to Bay that, after using ava bottles, they bavo en? tirely recovered their health. Not one of them have lind a return or a symptom of Chills ainco. Your remedy is a specific. Yours, truly, S. W. MORRIS. , LEXINGTON, 8.0. -, . , RINA GRILL CURE for Balo only at Sept 27 fr E. H. H?INITHH'S Drug Store. Canned Goods! Canned Goods! 1 KC% OASES fresh .CANNED GOODS, jost X^J\J received, oonaiating In port as fellow? - Peaohes, Pine Apples, Toara, Blackbodies, Cherries, Tomatoes, Lima Beans, String Beans, . Oom, Condensed Milk, Salmon, Sardines, . Tnrkey, B?ef, Mutton, Asparagus, Cove and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob? stors, oto. For sale by" Oct 4_JOHN AGNEW A SON. Malt Corn Whiskey, WARRANTED two years old, at Fe??l JOHN C. REEOrSRS*. The Doctoro Recommend Seegers'Bter IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Whv? They know it is unadulterated. SeegerV Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pure, and warranted tobe so. March ll