The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 01, 1871, Image 3
WILLIAM INT KB YI KW KD-THE SHOMSH
ABUT BUHO FLAG KD OH A WAH FOOTING,
and subsequently with, lJismarok. Sub?
ject unknown. ; ?
Thiers refuses to modify his ultlma
within a weelu .The foreign policy was
the main subject of discussion.
The re-organization of the English
There ia also an immense accumulation
cf war satsrbL
o^^enw^rtt^^l^6^^^^
eepted. Baron Halsgetbam ia forming
a ee* ministry, Halzgetham waa ' Mi?
nister of.: Fintee :in Poon? .Potoake*?
oabineL ' " " - -,
A me ric? n Inte II I?? ncp. . . - -o .
NOON DESPATCHES. ; .
HEW YORK ?mmtsAu ArFAiKVv-nnrAiin
BXPLO8I0K8-DTBTJHANOB BUHPKN?IuN.
'Oct?ltor-8?^^e^oT
respoudenoe b,?tW5$t? th^ O^rofom?nt
aiqrttera.aetorwuati^o to,ocuBh .polvga
tty.) .: :?-. i -.i )tr>uun?vi buo . .>...
SAW LAKE CITY, October 81.-Daniel
H. Wells, Motor of CHuli Dake City, has
beeiv. released, on: bail for ?50,000, on a
charge of murder. Cases for divorce
&BB9BSf?ttJS?
<3r??JiNkAT?, 'October Bl.- A contract
?^?eb^Al?^d.:Wh;^?bj-theChesa
P^^^^Oulo-^Mjr^aa soe ure? a, con?
trolling interest in the Louisville, Cia
cinn^tVnqcl Lexington ?toad.
:^i^,^otpber 81.-Two boilers
in ?qji??V succession exploded in the
Voh^n^^rc^^pork^^One ^ man was
committee appointed by the Board of
through a sub-co m m it tee, that all the
wur*b fdr;th?;?i^y: hud been thoroughly
therefor madly scrutinized. The umouut
ohargod'to the ?bet of the new oourt
house building lind:furniture is $8,130,
000, and $5.28Q,Om.i0 .charged to thc
County courte ?nal?l?&s 'ih -the.same
building, making a total of $13,41.0,
The whole cost of the bu"
completed, could not hon
$3>otaoop.f,???h* f qrmm
ries anrf?
$202,000; for lumber,
vuluo $48,000; for adv
ery and printing, $7.1(
Taine $1.50^,000. Losa"-W?WiMt?i
$19.519,686. The report ol t|)o ?oromit
tee shows that in getting the money on
the various wurran tn, forgery waa resort?
ed to very extensively, a larg? number
of the signatures not being genuine.
The Post states that a suit will be
brought against Nathaniel Sands to re
cover $76,000 commission paid him for
selling the city bonds while he was an
officer of tho ci tv government, in receipt,!
of a salary ol $10,000. The law expressly
prohibits sholl action by officials.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, October . 81 -W. F.
Forbes, pension agent at Philadelphia,
charged with $25,000 defalcation, has
besa suspended.
General Sherman leaves Boston next|
week for a six months' European visit.
There are assn ranees that Col. J. G.
Stokes, of Alabama, will be appointed
Consol to Rio Janeiro.
Ka Klax arrests were considered in
Cabinet. Applications for bail were re- j
f erred to the Attorney-General-he hav
io'gj&olqsivejSSl^St
The Peat Office Department was en?
gaged to-day considering bids for Un
cosa plied wifb- contracts, lootes to in
clndeVWost. Virginia 8; .Virginia ll;
North Carolina 2; Georgia 4; Florida 2;
Alabama 78;'Mi8H?ssippi 2; Arkansas 50;
Louisiana l?r Texas 4?;
There, sro. good ?HSOranees that no
dhftpga will bo made in the Savannah
custom house; notwithstanding the ef?
forts tri ade for Obi. Babb's removal.
j^fll^iUl|ih8:~Tb?.barometer will pro?
bably continuo to fall on the Atlantic
coast, with South-easterly winds and
eteody weather and rain, on Wednesday,
New Euglaud tb North Carolina:
rising" barometer, with Westerly winds,
on the Gulf coast. .The low pressure in
ltfdia.ee will probably move North-east
Wjffd?'. Wit,b . Easterly winds, veering to
South and South-west, on Lake Erie;
sad North-easterly winds, backlog to
North-east arid Weat on Lake Miobigan.
Cloudy and rainy weather will continue
op ?ha laxer laJios, and Clearing weather
on Wednesday succeed to the rain of
to- night o o the upper lakes. Caution?
ing signals are' ordered for Chicago,
Miiwaukie and Grabd Haven, and con?
tinue ibis morning at Detroit, Toledo
and Cleveland.
fttttij^^ Eo
tefpriBo Insurance Company has sos
CONCORD, N. H., Ootober 31.-1 800
sbewp ?nd C horses were neized for under
VAj?^t?oo,
Ofiwaoo, N. Y., Oobobar 3l?-The old
taonpry boiler, from over pressure, ex?
plode! fo-d*v. One person was killed
add.several hu t.
Naw Xons, Ootobor 31.--Tbestearceer
City of Brussels encountered a hurricane
off the coast of Ireland, yesterday. The
foui ih officer was washed overboard, nod
several of the crew, injured.
CONSTITUTION Ati GOVERNMENT.-The
only thing "constitutional" about this
administration \? a sort of kleptomania,
or na ti tnt Ion al" tendency toward de?
falcation. H?iM ?ung, and embezzlement
-a sort of "moral insanity," that seems
to have uHwoiii ? uu ?< pu le rn io form among
Republican office. L olders.
? 'TK-t?t?oTpl?gi} ?rrest of S?perV?ior,
T?<MA t*^T???"rbj(fl^ ring^flajdsr, in
pim flo ar Temida0 o pair the" treasury of
that oity, took place on Friday, and, aa
?tatedi by ?fie telegraph, he immediately
obtained release by giving bail in the
?um of $2,WW.OOO, ! This ia the first act
in the drutb0, 'which 'will donbtleas dis?
close niora villainy than has ever been!
exhibited before the ou?rte o? New York,
or any other tribunal on earth. The de-'
the (rands for which Tweed and his aaso-'
ci*tes are. hold responsible, show that
daring the last two years and eight
aros tbs half the' entire* revenue of the
city and County of New. York for that
lime, end mach more 'than the entire
tax levy, has been diverted* or, aa is
charged, stolen by the ring. The
?mou ot tb os diverted foots np over
THE LABT o? THE MANDAMUS-The
retar*? of Ahierraen Voigt. Thorne and
;Rol}away. to tho al ter native writ of man-',
damns and the order to dismiss the writ
were entered in the office of the derk of
tba oonrt yeetertlay afternoon. This ?B
"the last step in the mandamus game.
The city was ppr featly quiet yesterday,
and wore a' BtniDhg aspect. The busi?
ness oommanity were cheerful and con?
fident of the' hear Approach of better
ti ines. The cat?n ia now regarded as set?
tled by duo and nil, ?nd we trust tlfat
the peace and quiet now exhibited ia but
a preenrsor of what ia Jo bo during the
inauguration and subsequent adminis?
tration of the new citygoyerom?c*?.:
. '??ftar?eM?on- New?.
Georgia has a .town named "Oonsin
John." .
At Burlington, Yortnout, the, boys
have already hud n Buow-balling match.
" . "' i i ii " H ?
B:ue Ridge Rsilroari. .
THE Annual Mooting of the Stockholders
of the Blue Mage Railroad in ?oath Ca?
rolina will bo ibeld on -TJITJRHDAY, tho '16th
lUy.uf November, 1H71, at the offioo of tho
Company, in Columbia, at 12 o'clock. By or?
der of the President.
?,j y W. H. D. QAILLABD, Booretary.
Pot l6 :' _?f
rpnE most valuable PLANTATION on the
Cdngaree'River, about els milea below Co
? V - .
Irimbia, containing 600 acres, more or leaa,
?v).f.?*... -i'*-* I \ . ; ; j
with ailr?oc?'aeary improvements thereon.
WK '. . .? :v? '
r^*?. > " . I**??
Aj|^to it. MCCULLOUGH^
^frand Exposition
OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
AT
W.D. LOVE & CO'S.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
IN all the DEPARTMENTS of our largo and
extensive stock.. Offering friends, oua
tonrers and ?trangers a most favorable oppor?
tunity to HU pp.y their'wanta
At Unprecedentedly Low Prices.
V? o fvr? i ece?viiju ^v/Ou? ii Oui our buy?r re?
gularly TWICE A WEES, 80 that wo are able to
show
Every Novelty
Aa soon aa It appears in Now York. We bava
a uniform "price, for all " and our fixed prin?
cipio is THAT NO ONE CKDEB-SBlXS CB.
To our friends in the trade, we would aay
that we kuep a large stock in our WHOLE
MALE DEPARTMENT, which we will sell by
the bale or piece at prices that will ropay
thoae who give us a call.
W. D. oOYE.
Oct 22_ B. B McOREERV.
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improve?
their health. , . March ll
iTfinT
msw
AT
Gr. DIE RCKS'.
CANNED GOODS.
FISH, Meats and
Fruits, Clue Fiab,
Lamb Tongues, H ar?
di?os, Dutch Her
_Tinga, Sslmon. liOb-c...
atera. deviled Ham,- Oysters, nod Jfieh.
Smoked Halibnt, Lardellen, Maokerel, all
klndB.
FRUITS.
Raisins, C?rrente, Prunes, Dates, Citron,
Almonds. Walnuts, Braiil Nuts, Macaroni,
Vermicelli, Oelatine; Candios -assorted.
80AP.
Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's beat Soap,
Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapolio, Toilet
Soap-assorted.
PRESERVED GOODS.
Pears, Poaohos, Pine-applos and Jelly.
CHEHSE.
Slob Cream Cheero. Swiss Cheese, Pine?
apple Cheeso, Skimmed Chi oso.
FINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break?
fast Strips.
TEA 3.
Old Hyaon. Young Hyaon, Gun Powder,
English Breakfast, Oolong.
Candles-Adamantine. PeraUno and Wax.
WINES
Sweet California. Angelina, Hherry. Rhine
and French Wines and brandies, at
Pot 8 _g DIKROKS'.
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN preference to London Porter and Scotch
Ale. Why? They know it ia unadultorated.
" FlMb??r?l ?od nO?mmer^Ul.
LONDON J Ootbber r?di-?Noon.-Con?
sol? 93. Bonds 91#.
LIVERPOOL, Oo^tobey 81-3 P. M.-Cut?
ton opened firmer-uplands 9%; Orleans
?e?o?r^^18^^8? :^D^tn?r *18 ?
lt 11-16; January 18%(gU816-16; Fe?
bruary. 19^/, March 1?>?; April 19%.
Flodr dall abd heavy. Wheat and oom
dull and declining. Pork quiet, at 12 90.
Cotton rather easier-uplnnds 18>?; Or?
leans Hes 1,800 bales. Freights
quieL Money 7. Gold 11%@11%.
K'rnK'vnCTft-iopg ?t^j short 9%. Go?
vernments and State bonds dull and
steady, brooks strong.
7 P. M.-Cotton firm; sales8,157bales
--Uplands 18%; Orleaua 19%. Flour
Southern dull and lower; common to
fair extra 7.00@7.65; good to choice
7.70@9.25. Whiskey 92J_@94. Wheat
heavy and 2@3o. lower-winter red
Western. 1 55(3)1.61. Corn lo. lower, at
77@79. Bice steady. Pork unchanged.
Dard unsettled-kettle 10}?. Freights
doll. Sales of futures to-day, 9.950
bales, as follows: November 18 5-16@
18^; December 18@18%; January 18%
(_U9tf; February 19J_(ajl9>?; April 19%
C?19%;. May 20. Money irregular ami
closed at 7. Sterling 8%. Gold 12)?@
V2}?. Governments steady, ut % ud
vunce. States doll but steady.
BOOTON, October 31.-Cotton quiet
middliug 18%; receipts 970 bales; sales
300; Btock 6 000.
WHJMINOTON,! October 31.-Cotton
quiet- middling 17%; receipts 97 bales;
eales ll; stock 2.477.
AUGUSTA, October 31.-Cotton in fair
demand-middling r7*_; receipts 1,0J0
balea; sales 100.
BALTIMOHK, : October $1.-Cotton
steaty-middling 18??; receipts 439
bales; Hales 378; Stock 2,164. Flour
firm and fairly -fictive. Wheat firm.
Corri steady-new'willie 03(5)72; yellow
66?70. Pork 14 50. y Bacon firm
shoulders 8. Lard 10@10>?. Whiskey
95}_(_)96. - ? ' . " ?
OT, Louis, October 31 -^Whiskey 88>_..
Bagging quiet, it 17j?@i8, . Pork 12.7G
(5)13.00. Lardjtf. J&oon qoieL
CINCINNATI, October 3i.-^P?rk-12.50
asked. Lard 9. Bacon-dnina?d light;
holders firm; shoulden* 7)_. Whiskey
declining, at 88.
NOHFOLK, October 31.-Cotton firm
low middling 17??@17?_; receipts 2,620
bales; salda 300; mock 7,253.
NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-Cotton
in good demand-middling 18??@18)?;
receipts 7,678 hales; sales 4,800; stock
58,345.
GALVESTON, October 31 -Colton firm
-good ordinary 15)?@15%; receipts
1,144 bales; sales 2,300; stock 31,697.
MoniiiB, October 31.-Cotton quiet
middling 18; receipts 2,201 bales; salts
500; stock 27.263.
CHARLESTON, October 31.-Two deaths
from fever to day.
NEW ORLEANS, October31.-Arrived
steamer Frankfort, iror Bremen, with
600 emigrants.
600 feet of the levee caved from
Montagt to Louisa streets.
SAVANNAH, October 31.-Cotton
in good demand and firm-middliug
17%@17%; receipts 3,897 bules; sales
2,100; stock 40,287.
CHARLESTON, October 31.-Cotton
firm-middling 17%; receipts 1,162
bales; ?alee 500; stock 21.346
Thc S?? w7 Departure.
WE propose to depart from the old io y
habit of selling
DRY GOODS
at such high figures so muoh in vogue her? ,
and intend from this on to make it to the in?
terest of buyers to patronize
TOE STORE OF POSTER & STEELE.
We have just r tnrn d from the Fasteiu
Market with a Lt armful assortment of DhY
GOOD8 selected witb great care, and as we
bought them tot?, we propose to give onr cus?
tomers tho advantage of these LOW
FI GU lt E8 1 We auk especial attention to our
choioe lot of Men's Wear, cintra cmg all st}l?B,
colors and pricts. PM- y s GOODS, tho new?
est designs out. and a full stuck. We ehow
tho b?st line of Fringes in the city, and at
tho lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods,
wu offer rare bargains. We will make it to
tho interest of bo>ers to examiuo our Stock
before purchasing.
He nt 21 PORTER ?t KTEKLEI
Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Com pa i y
?KFEH their HHkLL LIM F totho planting
pnblio in full confidence, in its excellence.
as a
Permanent Manure.
It was extensively usod the past seanon on
Wheat. Corn sad Cotton, and has given entire
s-ttisfaotiou. an is shown by a number, it
oeriifloates fi om some of the best planters tn
Georgia and South Carolina.
Our prices for Fertilising, or X Lime, ia $15 I
fier ton cash, put up in oasks or barrels, de- j
ivered in thu citv nf Angnsia or at any lanrl
int/ on tue SnvHiinsh Kjvsr. Tho prio*? 'if our
XXX ur Mason's Lime, is $2 per barrel, de?
livered as above.
Wt, are avente for tho celebrated "Stonewall
Cotton Fertilizer" sud "Pur? Enulinh Dis?
solved Uoue," which wo rcc< ive direct from
Eng'and, and can < ff r to tho public at re?
duced prices C0L.ES, HlZritl & CO.,
No. 14 McIntosh street. AuuU ?ta Ga.
Agont, i ilO.S. 0. CLARKSON, Columbia, H.
C._Om 13 Om ?
Wanted.
2?SECOND-HAND BOILERS, thirty-two
inches diameter, about thirty-six lett
long. Cr, three boilers, thirty mohos in di
ameter, aud about thirty feet long. Addresc
ROOF.HT G. OIIISOLM,
Oct 29 4 Charloston, fe. C.
OTJBTTTBS EN GkaBlSaTON. S. O-Jorreo tod,
A.C.KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 26 Brdad wtrwt, |
Names of Securiiitis. Kaie In. OJ" d At ked.
STATE SKOt; BIT USS.
North Carolin ?, old.... 6 .... 88
N. Carolina, new. *.. * . 6 ...... 20
South Carolina, old_ 6 70 .'.
8. Carolina, new. 6 .... 44
t?. O. reg'd stook, ex in. 6 .... 70
Georgia, new, (gold).. . 7 .... 93
Georgia, new.'. 7 .... 92
Georgia. 16 82
Tennessee, old. 6 .... 88
Tennessee, new. 6 .. '.. 68
Al?bame . 8 .... 98
Alabama. 5 .... 68
Om SECURITIES.
Atlanta, Ga., bonds_ 8 _ 85
Atlauta, Ga., bonds.... 7 .... 75
Augusta. Ga., bonds... 7 81
Charleston stook. 6 .... 58
Charl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 71
Colombia, 8. C., bonds 6 _ 68
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 77
Macon, Ga., bonds.... 7 .... 75
Mobile, Ala. 8 .... 80
Mobile, Ala. 5 _ 58
Montgomery, Ala. 8 .... 82
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... 6 .... 58
" new.. 6 .... 56
V endqrsed 6 62
Nashville, Tenn. 6 _ 62
Savannah,Ga., bonds. 7 .... 87
Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 76
Wilmington, N. C. 6 _ 72>?
HAU,HOAD CONDS.
Atlantic uud Gulf. 7 _ 80
B. B. R., 1st mortgage 7 _ 52
Central Georgia.. 7 96
Charleston and Havan.. 6 ....
Charlotte? Col. & Aug.. 7 ....
Cheraw abd Darlington 8 -
Cheraw & Dar., 2d mort 7 _
Chcflap"ke & Ohio, gold 6 -
East Tennessee, Virgi?
nia, endorsed....... 6 ....
East Tennessee and
Georgia, endorsed.. 6 ....
Georgia Railroad. 7 95
Green. & Col., lat mor. 7 -
Green; & Ge state gpjar 7 -
Gre?n ' & OoU' 2d*mort 7 ....
Laufens.......... 7 ....
Macon and Angosta,
lat mortgage....... 7 ....
Macon and Aug nata,
Get mort.,) gur.r. by
Georgia Railroad... 7 _
Macou and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 7 ....
Memphis' <fc Charleston. 7 85
Mississippi Central, 1st
mortgage. 7 ....
Mississippi Central, 2d
mortgage. 7 _
Mississippi & Tennes?
see, lat mortgage... 8 ...
Mississippi & Tennes?
see, consolidated.... 8 ...
Mobile and Girard, 1st
mortgage.'.. 8
Mobile & Montgomery,
gold, 1st mort., end. 8
Montgomery and West
Point, 1st mortgage. 8
Muscogee, Gu. 7
Nashville and Chatta?
nooga, endorsed.... 6 ....
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 ....
North-Eastern, 2d mort. 8 ....
Pensacola k Georgia,
1st mortgage. 7 35
G5
82
90
72
93
68
65
95
65
42
50
85
92
75
86
75
85
75
92
85
90
95
72
91
83
Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 76
Suv. & Char., State goa ?7 _ 68
Sav. & Char., 2d mort. 8 _ 70
Sooth Cari'a. lat mort. 7 _ 87
South Carolina. 7 _ 69
South Carolina. 6 _ 65
Spurtanbargaud Union 7 - 55
Western Alabama, 2d
mortgage, endorsed. 8 _ 93
RAIEKOAD 8TOOK8. Par.
Atlantio and Gulf. 100 _ 26
Augusta & Savaunab. 86
Central Georgia.100 _ 117
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia. 100 _100
Green, and Col. R. R.. 20 _ 2
Macou und Angosta.. . 100 .... 40
Macon aud Western... 100 _110
Memphis & Charleston. 25 8
North-eastern. 50 - 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 _ 20
S. C. R. R shares. 100 _ 34
S. C. R R & B'k shares 125 .... 34
South-western Georgia 100 92 ....
BANK STOCK8.
Poop's N'l B'k Charl'n,
capital 8750,000. 100 .... 105
1st Nat'l Bunk Charl'n
capital 8500,1)00. 100 _125
8. C. Loan&TrtiBt Co. 100 _ 100
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a.
capital $201,000. 100 100 ...
Central National Bank,
Col'a, oap'l 8100.000 100 100 ...
Natiou'l B'k of Chester,
capital 850.000 . 105
Nat'l B'k of Newberry,
uapitul 8100.0UO.
Nat'l B'k Spartauburg,
capital $60,000.
S. C. Bauk & Trust Co.
capitul $200,000. 100 .... 100
Hun k of Chariest, n... . 100 - 21
Union Bank 8. ?. 50 - 50
Peopie'a Bank So. Ca. 4
Plan. & Me. Bank S.O. 25 .... 25
Bank ?>f Newberry. 25 .
Bunk of Camden. 50 .. ?
Others worthless.
M I HC Iii.,LAN KOO H SECURITIES.
Charleston G?H Co- 25 - 20
Chiirl'ii City R R. stock 60 - 63
GrauitevilloMau. Co... 100 112 ...
G. S? C. R. cort, iudeb. 54
N. E. R R., cert, indebt. 65
Mt. Pleasant and Sulli?
van's Ldund Ferry Co. 100 - ps
Virginia State Coupous- 46 ..
Tennessee " " . . . . 60 ..
Oily Mnrfreesboro " .... 80 ..
City of N ishvillo coup's .... 85 ..
City Charleston cor. iu. p
City of Memphis coup. 75
N. E. R. ll. pref, stook. 40
S. & U. R. past due coup. 60
NewarkalgTi?.1...:.;;.;off par
Gold ..... .....?....?U
Silver. <. t..... Sci..#v" 108 ni$&.
8. C. BANX BUJiB.
?Bank of Charleston..._.
Bank of Camden. .15 ....
Baok Georgetown..
Bank of 8. 0..;.it*'... .... 5 ....
Bank of Cheater.;...16
Bank of Hamburg... 18 ....
gaokpf Newberry... 12 ....
auk of the State of ? ' .ol?
8. C., prior to '61.... 83 ....
" ?a?he^l?iid'62 .... 80 ?.i.
?Pl.&Meo.Baak Ohar'n- .... ?i,,.*.
?People'? Bank Chwl'n ...... i. ....
* DD io n Bank Oh arfes'n ........
.8. W.B. fe. Banfora .... .... J...
?S.W. B. R. Bank,new .... ..
Sute Bank, Charleston .... ?4 ....
Farmern* Ex. B'k Char._ 2 ....
Exchange Bank, Oolam ... 8/ ..
OomH Bank, of OolOm .... 5 ....
Meron. Bank of Cheiraw .... 8 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 8 ....
S. C. billa receivable..... 90 ....
Obarleston change billa..... 95 ',...
19* Billa marked thoa (*) ?re being
redeemed at the counter of above office.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
BELOW we ?numerate a few styles of tba
very desirable stock of gooda oh hand in |
oar Shoe Department.,
Thia department ia now a aucceaaf ul featare !
of oar business, and ia pronounced, by
shrewd local bayera, aa woll aa travelera for
largo 8boe Houses and Factories, to be the
beat in the t?p?ted States. This ia pretty
atrong for Columbia, a email inland to wu of
South Carolina, to contain anti operate sue
cess fully tho beat Shoo Bones, the beat Dry
Uooda Houee. and the beat Millinery-' land
Drcea-y&kiog Establishment, ' 'ALL cou OIN EU
UNDEU ONE HOOF," in tho United States; yet, it
ls poaitlvely so; ?olurubia contains the Houee, |
and orjBS ra THK Hoosx.
BOOT AND 8H0E'DEPARTHENT.
Gents' Calf hand stitohed Dress Boots.
Gents' Calf band st itched double eulo Boots. I
Gents' Calf hand-atitched Scotch-edged |
Boots.
Genta* Calf hand-stitched Congreaa Gaiters.
Gents' Cair hand-stitched Scotch-edged
Gaiters. , . i. oliU' . i
Gents'Calf double sole HuntingaudBiding
Boots. . -'.I?.
Ladiea* Calf, Goat, Kid and S^rgo doable
B?le Balmorala. 1 ',, "j?
Ladies'Calf, Goat, Kid and Sorga doubh?
solo Gaitera. , .
Everything poajslble for Children. School
Girls and Boy?. All warranted aod from the
bes) makers in the world.
Oct 26_, " B. C. 8H1VEB& CO.
NEW JEWELRY.
WM, GLAZE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
13 now opening a fine
{selection of Ladies' andi
i1 tent's English, 8-visa and f
jVmerican WATCHES
'dole Agent for the oslo
br?tuu i ?ulino Watch Company, Pbnladel- j
phis. Gold Chuna. Veat, Opera, Chatelaines.
Leontine Necklace?, Diamond ltings ano
Brooches, Pearl . full and half ?eta.
81LTBR-WARE.
I make this linea speoiaUy. All Kilver sold
hy mu guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand?
some gouda in thia hbo, auitable for Bridal
Gifts.
PhATEO WAKE.
Toa Sets, Chips, Gobi eta, Castora, .Spoons
and Purks; Ice Pitchers, Jigs (stands, (.'off? ?
Urna, ?sc.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS.
Guns-English Double Barrel, Breeota
LoadiDg Hilles, Parlor lillies, Air Guns, and
a full stock of Sporting-Gooda; Dupont &
Hazard Powder; Pistola of varions styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Scott ? Co.'o Bunking House.
Oct 22_tamo
Hams, Strips, &o.
NEW Tjv>0ANV.Y83ED HAM8. weighing
from 7 to 12 ponnda-very tine,
Sugar cured Bacton Strips, I
Smoked Tongues and Salmon,
Dried Beef.
Sundries. I
Deviled Ham and Tongue, French Mush?
rooms, Curry Powder, Lea A Perrin'a Woree*
lereblre Sauce,- Olwia and Olive Oil. Capers'
assorted Hancea. Spices, pure, in variety; Ex?
tracts-Burnett's, beat made; Hootch Marma
lado, aborted Jollies and Preaervea, ntw
Lisyer Kaisiua, new Currants and Prunes.
Liebig'* Extract of Heat. ?
None genuine nnleaa Baron Liebig'? signa?
ture le written across thc label; aee that you
get it ao.
Cigars.
LIVE INDIAN.- I tai? brand, of which we
havu exclusive control, still holds its own as
tbe beut at it? pries. We make ie a leading
anice, and sell a ?ingle cigar at the same |
rato we sell by the obx.
Aiao,
Partagea, Loudresi Figaro, St. Elmo. Lord I
Byron, and majyothex- favorite brands wo j
aro glad to aho* the p?blio.
Cheese 1 Cheese 1
Now York State DAlttY CHEESE-choice;
Y"uug America Cheese finest to ba found;
Piuu-appla Cheese-"?hould be in every fa?
mily;" ?unbnrger Oheeso-that oape the cli?
max.
All the above anda thonaand other luxuries
and ne 'oaeaiiea can be found at all time?at
the store of GEO, ?YMMKB8.
Oct 25_
Canned Gooda! Canned Gooda
1 \ CASES frosh CANNED GOODS, jost]
IOU received, consisting in partas fellow? j
re a elies,
Pine Apple?,
Peara,
Blackberries,
Cherries,
Tomatoe*,
Lima Beans,
String Beatas,
Corn,
Condensod Milk,
Salmon,
Sardines,
Turkey,
Beef.
Mutton,
Asparagus,
Cove and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob?
sters, eto. For aale bv
Oct 4 JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Malt Corn Whiskey,
WAUK ANTED two years old. at
For 2i JOHN O. BEEGEUSY
BY J??OB XEVUS.
' Bb?s. ??oor, Ac.,'?3. ?i?M i'.? ?
-ALSO,
Avaxiaty of Furniture, Wire Sofas, Office
Stove?, viii? ' ' c o MpT-1
, ?rar*d ^i^v ,^^^n^?? Go?4 and ??ver
.i'v. JKor*pr?orto A^oWy?..
D. C. PiS?XOrro fe ?OH, Auctioneers.
THIS (Wetfrlead?*} MORNING. November 1,
Afc our Auntion. ijt?re, mt il o'clock, wo ?Ut
display * TOOB? beautiful verity ot tb* tal
lowing fine wares, the auction ?mle S' of
. whlcTHrlirWgiii ?? ^ta?tr?wTrbtrfadAy)
morning,2d ina*.i .*> 10B-WoeM?
GOLD ?nd BILV EU W ATCUKS,gf th? be?t
makers, Finger Bings, Pins, Chalo*, Btado,
m agniflceut, arte ot Ana J?weir j of Diamond,
Bub j, Opal, Garnet and Axa efld?t-,exU*^ne
Plated Ware and Table cudary, Opera and
Field Glasses, Ac,?a. ?
.. ALSO,
A variety of ?r=? ?lasa Oil Paintings, from,
maaters of tbe art, and r?rely seen in Inls
locality. h' !.. -
Together with gooda of superio? dee?gns
and wurkoiauobip, too numerous to detai
N. B.-Ail Roods warranted noeitively M
represented, and co limit as to ?rice?, ttaiva
will take place each day until the entire Biock
ls Bold. Terms cash. i WOT ?
Faftw?te City Lot. .
BT D. 0. PEIXOTT0 & SOW.,
On MONDAY MOKNINO, ths Otb ni oNoveai
ber, in front of the Court: Hodsej ta' this
city, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell, b ,t
That desirable LOT at the cornerrdr Pen?
dleton and ftithardson streets, baaing a
front on Pendleton street of? 104 leet, blore or
lees, and on Richardson street 160 feet,caora
or lesa.
ALSO, '
A number of LOTH in Waverly, containing
quarter of an acre each, t ' i i
TEEMS or HALE-llilf cash; b&Unco' intone
year, secured by bond and mo?tg?gp'eX-pre
m i s o a Bold. Purchasers to p ay ?o r p^ an d
BY D. C. PELXQTTO & SOS;
OB MONDAY MORNING-, th?? 6tb of NoVem
ber, in front or the Court H od ?V at 10
o'clock, wo will tellV1 ' r,J " ' lo? ?a?JH v
That LOT ob Arsenal HUI; with COTTAGE
thereon, bounded -on the Worth br Mrs.
Davis; South by Laurel atroet: Easf ?by land
belonging to Jone? or Mn. BeUX? Ager; We*t
by Mrs. Adama : and .Joaepb', Taylor,. ( The
shove Lot measures front Til feel^mura or
less, and rauuing back 208 l?et.mpropVlesa.
Tho House ia now.occupied by Baujtt?liL
T?B^,-On.ft?h;dfcaiihi b^c? ja, twolre
months, oeoured by. bond and, mortgage, boar
lug interest at seven per cent Purchaser to
flay for papers and etampa. ii Property to be
nanred and policy io b?tgjjjjgsjsdj > QataOT 't
BY D C.PELX?TT0&80H.
ON MONDAY MORNING, thc Gth, of >Wnx
ber. we will s?ll, in front of thi?'J06nrt
House, at 10 o'clock, 1 " 'u
. That LOT, wiihadeelrablo Cottage and all
necessary.out-buildings thorc?n, sitn&ted. on
the .corner Of Senaie. and Lincoln e^rcets,
bounded, on the .North by hen a to a tr pvt, ana
measuring thereon 72 feet, more or leue. and
?running back cu, Lincoln street 120 feet', more
or leas. ii;,
THUMB or S ALU-One-third cash; jib*! abc*
in twelve months, seenrad by bond apdrmoxt
fage* boaring interest at reven per cent.
urehBfcr to poy for papera and' at-ampa,.
' Property to be' insured and policy tb be as?
signed . - . i ' ; cOctfcT ?
Slate of South Carolina-TJnicn Co.
co ? RT OF PROB ATE.?
Charles W. Scott, plaintiff, against Smith
Scott. ?Lee Booti, Jnuu-r. Scott, IS.uti Scoit,
?OBoph M- Scott, Benjamin F. Scott, S t-li
abuth Scott. Charlea Smith, Mar^. V Smith,
? Milos Puckett. Haney* 0 PnoKeU^ohR)?.
'ley Cox, Harah H.'Cpi. \rll|li&^?tt>r?.
Puckett1, Mary Huntington PucV'U, "Mildred .
Scott, Tridcw^ofymU^ScrttVaaU^to
d'en of enid William Scott, who?B ?amen
ar*? nnkiiown,' ??f?nd?hta.-S?mmort? for
Reliefs ?mjplair? t-erbed:
To the Defendants. _
YOU ara. hereby sommoned and required
to answer the petition io thia action, of
wnicb a copy is' herewith servtod upoi^y o o, and
to serve a copy of tour answer to the said pe?
tition, on the subscribers, at their N^fftte at
Union Court Ii on so. South Oat olio a.,-Wit bin
twenty dava a ftor the set ?Ice hereof, mAtfMfS
of the day of ?neb service; and tr yob fail to
answer the petition within the timo afor said,
tho plaintif! in thi" action will apply? to thu
Court for the relief demanded in the petition.
B. MUNRO A SON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated September 1,1871.
To Rmitb Scott, John F. Scott, Charles
Smith, Mary V Smith. Miles Puckett, Nancy
C. Puckett and Mildred Scott, and the chil?
dren of William Seott, deceased, whose
names are unknown.
Take notice thal this action ia brought for
the partition of laud in the Probate Court,
and that the sommons in this action, or which,
tho foregoing is a copy, waa filed in the office
of the Judge of ehe {'ronato Court, for Union
County, at Union Conrt Hons?, in the County
of Union, in the 8t?to of Sooth Carolina, on
the 16th day of September, 1871.
B. MUN KO A-BON,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
UMIOK COL ET HOUSE, S. 0., September 21?.
1871._ Sept 27 we
"Motto's Victoria Tonio Bitters."
1CFITIRR1.Y VEGETABLE.
For the cure of Dyspepsia* Ague and Fever*,
Bilious Dimns**, General Debility,
and all ImsmrUiM vf the Blood.
THESE Bl TIE US have now firmly esta?
blished theoMslvcs io the favor of the
Sublio and the medical profession. Prepared"
om purely vegetable ingrediente of aohnow
ledged effleaoy. their unrivaled and highly
tonio, stimulating and prophry lactic qualities,
peculiarly adapt them to all case* of General
Debility, Nervous Prostration of the Sys?
tem, Ao.
As an excitant of the appetite.and a whole?
some aid to the process of digestion, they
will be found to bo very effloaoiona. while
their peculiar medical properties render tbeav
of unequaled value to those subj.ict to.? 'Rill?
and Fever, Congestion, and other miaamatio
uisoases.
Tbeae Bitters will be fonnd moat wonder?
fully beneficial in aU eases of DouUitv and Ir
reguiaritleB of Females. Wheresoever Intro
dnced, they become a standard artiole-a
medicinal staple. Unlike the many hu&iono
aUmnlants advert bed, they oraos ?nd furtifr
the system without mnitiog dndae curobraJ
action. They are without doubt the beet to?
nio and constitutional renovator eyer offered
to the public. MO (TE At TA lt RANT,
Manufacturera and Hole Proprietors,
Newberry, 8. O.
Hold by E. H. HsnfrrsH, Columbia, S. O.
Septic_Gmo
8eed Wheat.
TFT BUSHELS choice RED SEED WHEAT,
Q f r sale by_E. HOPE.
Barley ! Barley '.'
PLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY at
ll 25 per bushel. Terna cash. iii
Sept 22 JOHN C SKEGEBS.