Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

IE? ocal Ito zn. m . . >?? PHONTXIAN?.--The price .of single oopies of the PHCBNIX is five cents. The PHONIX office ia supplied with all necessary material for os bande?me cardP, bill hoads, posters, pamphlets, hand-bills, oircnlars, and other priuting that may be desired, as any office in the South. Clive ns a call and test oar work. We issue a supplement with u?r daily of this morning, to whioh the attention of readers is in vito. cl. A private lottor from Augusta, Ga., says: "After some discussion, tho gold .modal was presented to Messrs. Geo. T. Jackson & Co., for their superior brand of 'Fancy Family' flour." Samples of ihis flour are on exhibition at our fair. A convention will be held in Columbia, to-morrow, to consider the project of building a railroad from Angusta, Ga., to 8partanburg, 8. G., via Laurene, S. C. Tho Southern ExpresB Company havo famished a splendid team of fcor horses, to convey the Firomen's Band to and from the Fair G rounds. By reference to our advertising co? lumns, it will be seen that tho annual communication bf the "Most Worshipful Grand Eiodgo of Ancient Free Masons," has been postponed to the 19ih of De? cember. Refreshments of ovary kind are fur? nished at tho Ladies' Monument Bazuur. Prices are reasonable, too. The Southern Presbyterian Rccieic, for Gctober, is out. Tho Review is conduct? ed by an association of ministers. The Independents parade with their steamer this afternoon. Mr. H.- H. Dent, who has acquired considerable of a reputation in burbe oning, provides" a barbecue dinner every day daring the Fair. We gave his din? ner a trial and can positively assert that his reputation ia folly kept up. Write to a Congressman and you are sore of a Iraak reply. How many apples did our first parents eat ia the garden of Eden ? Evo 8 and Adam 2. One of the events of the week will bo the supper of the Survivor's Association, on Friday evening, at Agnew's new build? ing, on Plain street. Thoso desirous of attending must seenro tiokots, which may bs had of either of tho following gentlemen, committee of arrangements : W. C. Swaffioid, lt. C. Shiver, John Crawford, Capt. Leaphart and James Campbell. No tickets will be foi- sale at the door. The hotels wore filled to overflowing last night, and numbers of visitors were turned off. The Central accommodated 56 ; tho Niokerson 57 ; tho Hendrix ?0, and the Colombia Hotel 127. To-day, at 12 o'clock, there will bc an interesting exhibition at the Fail Grounds, whioh all of onr people, espe cially tho young, should witness. ? yonng lady, under thirteen years of age, viii bake bread and cook other food ot a stove, and, if need be, prepare a dainty morsel for any one desiring it. STRAWBERRIES IN NOVEHBEK. - Mr Calnan exhibited'to us, yesterday, a disl of strawberries, grown at thc Convect which he had jost assisted in picking They were large, ripe, and, apparently luscious. Who can beat this? Straw berries in November-think of it. Messrs. L?rick & Lowranoe claim b have the largest stock of agricultura implements, hardware and groceries o any boneo in Columbia, and bog to cal the especial attention of visitors to th fair to their display of agricultural icc piemonte and hardware on the fui grounds, and to their stock in store o Main street-whiob, for quality of good and prices, cannot be surpassed by an house South of Baltimore. * MAID ABBANGBMBNTS,-Tho Norther mail opens at 3.00 P. M.; closes 7.1 A. M. Charleston day mail opens 4.( P. M.; doses 6.00 A. M. Charl OB tc night mail opens 6.30 A. M. ; closes 6.( P. M. Greenville mail opens 6.45 1 M.; doses 6.00 A. M. Western me opens 9.00 A. M. ; doses 1.80 P. M. C Sunday office open from 3 to 4 P. M. AU persons who desire to secure ticke in the Co-operative Building Associatif should do so at once, as they are ben rapidly taken np. Money received aft all the tickets have been sold will be ii mediately returned to the sender. A NEW AND NO VET, INVENTION.-Pet ?row's patent band plow requires i horse to work it. Its principle is simi and perfeot, being adapted to thc plant tion, farm and garden. County ai State rights for sale by P. p. Toa Charleston, S. 0. Mr. P. T. Morey, the Columbia Hotol, has tho plow churge, and will be pleased is showi the plow to any parties interested. "\ deem this as an important inventif And believe a fortune open to the rif man. Afc a meeting ot the "Columbia Ghees Club," held a tow nights since, the fol? lowing officers were elected to serve the term of ono year: President-W. Moller; vice-President-E. J. Scott; Secretary abd Treasurer-I. E. Orchard; Execu? tive Committee-A. G. Brenizer, 8. 8. Palmer, Nathaniel B. Barnwell, W. K Baokmon. W. Muller. The club room is over the Caroliua National Bank,'and is opeu every day from 9 a. M. to 10 F. M., for tho members to play chess. No betting, and no game but chess is al? lowed iu the room. Persons who under? stand chess, or are desirous of learning the game, and desire to join tho olub, muBt apply by letter to the Executive Committee. Entronco fee, 82.50. Strangers-chess-players-visiting the oity will always Und members iu the club .room who will take pleasure in play iugtho game with them. Tho Tremaine Brothers and Mr. Johu G. Pierson will loug bo remembered by the musio-loviog portion of our citizens. As they hove now n regular troupe, and will commence aseries of entertainments this evening, tho following descriptiou from the North Carolinian will bo rend with interest: The Tremaine Brothers und John G. Pierson, operuta troupe und oriental bell-ringers, will give two of their mu nicitl entertainments in Tucker Hall, ou Tuesday evening, October 31, aud Wednesday, November 1. Tho brothers und Mr. Pierson were here season bofore last, und mudo the best impression of any troupe of tho kind that uver visited Haleigh. The busiuoss manager, Mr. Frailk Barry, informs us tbey have in? creased thu troupe, which now nu in bei s eight people, with new attractions, muk ing it on? of tho strongest combinulious of musical and burlesque talent now tra? veling. COMMITTEES STATK FAIB.-Field Crops -J. N. Harrington, W. C. Haue, T. W. Babb. Jack?, Jeneta aud Mules-J. W. Wil? liamson, Robert Beatty, J. W. Watts. Sheep-F. A. Cou nor, S. E. Nelson, Bohns Lowndes. Swine-W. G. Hiuson, J, G. Lykes, S. G. Godfrey. Poultry-J. C. Bulow, H. B. Richard son, A. C. Spain. Household Department-(A)-S. W. Evans, Edward Hope, J. A. Williams. (B.)-Geo. Syaimers, Walter Gregg, J J. McClure. (O.)-J. S. Grceu, M. C. Butler. T. H. Clarke. Ourdou and Fruit Trees-Edwiu J. Soott, J. W. Ferguson, Jacob R>itt. Domestic Manufactures-J. G. McCt-U, E R. Stokes, Thoa. Wilson. Chemical Manufactures-Dr. R W Gibbes, Dr. ?. H. Mint. A. Y. Lee. Needle aud Fancy Work-(A)-Mrb. A. H. Waring, Mrs. Ed. Can tey, Mrs. Anna DeSuiissure. (B)-Mrs. J. S. Ri? chardson, Mrs. A. M. Aiken, Miss Flo? rence Hadlee. Mee h an i ml Depart meut-T. li. Leo, G. A. Shields, L. McIntosh. Fino Arts and Literature-Gen. Wade Hampton, J. C. Coit, J. H. Rion. Articles not enumerated-M. W. Gary, Dr. John T. Dirby, John C. Haskell. LIST OP NEW ?OVEIII-IMEMKNTH B. Rush Campbell- Grand Lodge. E. P. Alexander-C., C. & A. R. R. D. O. Peixotto & Son-Grapes. A. H. Monteith-Auction Sale. J. M. Tolbert-Mules and Horses. W. K. Greenfield-Carriages. Meeting Independent Fire Co. M. H. Prince & Son-Diamonds, eto. T. H. Gibbes-Tournament. John Alexander-Iron WorkH. Communication Columbia Chapter. E R. Stokes-Stationery House. E. E Juokson-Onion Sets. Geo. Huggins' Fire Insurance Ageucy. D. Wyatt Aiken - Especial Notice. OFFICIAL. RAFFLE NDMBKUS Charleston Charl' table- Association, for benrllt Fret- Kohnol fund: KAFFLE CLASS >>o 19G -Morning-/Vorn?ber 7 I 75 1-34-21-70-.8-37-74-52-31-4S-71 I Witness my hand at Columbia, this 7th day af Novombor, 1871. FENN PECK. Nov 8 Sworn Commissioner. SlANitFAcruuiNo ENTKBFBXSK IN CnABLES roN -charleston id ta?t becoming a manu? facturing as well as a commercial city. Tho \ largest manufactory of doors, sashes, blinds. Ita., in the Southern Stat? H is that of Mr. F P. TOA LE, on Horlbeck's Wharf, in that city, sales rooms at No 20 Hayno street. Mr TOALE'H advertisement appears in anotlur column. Nov 2i Grapes. 1 f\f\ BOXEBof thoa? line Catawba. Seneca L\J\ I l,ake, GUAPES for sa'o low at Nov 8 2_D. C. PEIX 1TTO A Sf)N'S. Grand Lodge of Anoient Free Masons of South Carolina. THE Annual Communication of tho Moat Worshipful Grand Lodgo ol Ancient Froe Maaona of South Carolina will be hold at Odd Fellow's Hal . Charleston, on TUES? DAY, the Slat of November, commencing at high twelve. The Grand Lodge will bi opened by Right Worshipful R. 8. HBUNS Deputy Grand Master, aud called off until ITJESI)AY. 19th of Deoember. Worshiper Masti ra, Wardens, Delegates, Past Master? and Grand Officers, maiding ont of tho oily of Charleston, aro not expected to attend un? til th9 Deueubor Communication, at which time Ibo Corner Stone of tho now Maitonh Temple will ho laid. Rv order ol the Grand Maatcr. ll. RUSH CAMPBELL, Grand Secretary. OW "loproanntativcH, Dole (?ates and all Sias t >r Masons will ho allowed Iii pass over tin r .dreads, to and fro, for onu faro. Nov 8 3 Fur e lg U A Hm ?rat NOON DESPATCHES. PRUSSIAN COINAGE BILL-RESIGNATION Ol' VON ?EU8T-RESUMPTION OF TUE T?OH DORN CASE-RIOT-PEACE IN ALGERIA, AO,, AO. j BERLIN, November 6.-Tb? Federal Ouuucil bas approved a draft of a om li? ngo bill, which ia to bo submitted to Par? liament. VIENNA, November 7.-"Von Benet hos j resigued on account of ill health. The oppositioo press intimate thatBeust bud au intimation from t'. j Emperor that his resignation would be acceptable. PARIS, November 7.-Baron Ganldrie, ( recently French Minister to Peru, haB been transferred to Washington. LONDON, November 7.-Tho Court of | tho Q icon's Beuoh hus resumed the hear- ? iug of tboTyahborn case. Australia was ransacked during the vacation for docu? ments hearing on tho case. NIGHT DESPATCHES. MADRID, Novembor 7.-Tho anticipat? ed reconciliation of tho partisans of Sugostn and Zonda hus fulled. PARIS. November 7.-The restoration of tranquillity with Algeria is nearly complete. Tho strike is increasing ut Uouen. DUIILIN, Novembor 7.-A mob assailed tho military escort conducting Kully to trial with stones. One soldier was mor? tally hurt. VIENNA, November 7.-Von Boost's resignation bas benn accepted. Count An Irosy succeeds him. SAN FRANCISCO, November 7.-It js impossible to obtain casks for tho im? mense, vintage of California. ATHENS, Novembor 7.-The ministry il UH resigned. VIENNA, November 7.-Thc statua to Mixiuiilliuu was unveiled to-day. Thu ceremonies were solem ii and imposing. It is now stated tbut Herr Von Lou gar, und not A ad rosy, will succeed Von Ii U est A me i le? ii I n 11-11 iur ncc. NOON DESPATCHES. CAPTURE OF COUNTERFEITERS- PROC KED - ISOS OF GEORGIA LEGISLATURE-HEAVY VINTAGE-(.'ANN I HA Ll.s M -ELECTION BUM MART, AC , AC. BOSTON, November G.-Nows of the disaster to the winding tient caused nu udvuueo iu whulc oil iu this market from sixty cents to one dollar per gallon. CHICAGO, November C.-Deep interest is nmuitested iu tho result of tho elec tion to-morrow. The li on rd of Trude bolds no session, und tho Mayor hus issued a proclamation, recommending tho closing of nil places of business. NEW YORK, November 7.-Twenty six stnull-pux deaths in Brooklyn last week. ST. LOUIS, November 7.-A den of conuterfotters, near Kansan City, has beeu captured, and a number of coun? terfeiters, including Josiah D. Myer, the louder ot the gang, arrested. Myer s caped while the officers were examin? ing tho house. A large amount of ma? terial and machinery were captured. SALT LAKE, November 7.-It bas been snowing here all day. BELFAST, ME., November 7.-Tho cold is unprecedented. Skating on ponds. PHILADELPHIA. November 7.-General E. M. Gregory, Uuited States Marshal, is dead. CINCINNATI. November 7.-The Good? year Dental Valentine Oom puny ban ob? tained a verdict ugainst several' dentists nf this oity for infringement. A negro who attempted to outrage a white womau near Winsor, Missouri, was hanged by the citizens. There have been several arrests of election officers for doubtful practices; otherwise thu election is progressing quietly. ATLANTA. GA., Novotnber 7. - Both brunches of the Legislature passed reso? lut ions denunciatory of Gov. lindock and impeaching his veracity. The Western and Atlantic Road car? ries delegutes to the Agrioulturul Cou gross nt Selma ut huif rutes. NEW ORLEANS. November 7.-The steamer Wade Hampton, from Vicks? burg to New Orleans, sunk opposite Douuldxnnville. No lives lost. Tho cargo (l.tj'Jb balea of Cotton) will be HU ved, (int dan aged. MONTGOMERY, November 7.-A Rub cal meeting unod au anvil for a cannon, which exploded, killing two, hurting two mortally und others badly. NIGHT DESPATCHES. PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Coses of Murali pox lust week, 5(37; deaths, 95 No ward is entirely freo from thu dis? ease KINGSTON, November 7.-A negress, of highly respectable eli a rac ter, was arrested for cannibalism. It is alleged that she killed and ate twenty-six chil? dren, whom she inveigled into her pre? mises. NEW YORK, November 7.-Soatterel returns ftom fe ie interior show uniform Republican gains, and indicate tbut thu Republicans have car i d the State by a deoisive majority. Peiur B. Sweeney bsa resigned as commissioner of public works. Jarvis Lend is re-elected Iroin Mou roe district. Tweed is elected by a large majority. Led wit ii, the Tammany candidato for the Supreme Ooutt, wan defeated. O'Brien is elected by a large majority. Shandley probably beats Sie? gle-contest close. Tweed's majori ly is 12,000 Norton, Wultimun und Genet, Tammany Senators, ure elected. Tam? many elects thirteen Ai-semhlymun. Tam? many elect? Speucer sud Junes Judge? nf the Supreme Oourt. Seymour and Tilden aro elected. Ninety-nun- town? HIIOW 4,124 Republican gum. Returua from New Jersey show alternate gains, giving no indication of the result. D> tn ooratio majority in the city 8().tl?U ; Brooklyn 5 ?U0. Nearly the winde Deni ocraliu ticket in tho city und County of Brooklyn is elected, iucludiug Bowell. Brooklyn elects three Republicans and eil Dc UK o utic Assemblymen. Suiliciciit ?B known to. make it probable that tho Republican State ticket and both branch? es nf the Legislature is elected. WASHINGTON, November 7.-Election eu m mary up to 6 o'clock: Massachusetts-Scattering returns in? dicate the usual majority. New York-The majority in the city is estimated at DO,OOO. A heavy vote was cast, Tammany's triumph is pro? bable. The number of arresta not unu? sual. Tweed in polling an immense vote in the Third Ward. At Albany, the Re? publicans polled a large vote. New Jersey-The election in Jersey City is progressing quietly, with a full voto. Rioting is reported in Oatndi u. Marylaud-Election quiot. Baltimore-The city givc? a Dem ci ora? tio majority of GOO, and a Republican gain of 700. The Republicans hitvo probably carried two Counties in the State. Tho Democratic majority in tho State will bo very considerably reduoed. A fow scattering returns from New Jersey indicate tho election of Parker, (Democrat,) as Governor. Tho Smuto Finance Committee met, but there was no quorum. P. R. Humbrio has been appointed postal railway clerk hence to Weldon, N. C. r*ro!?iibi 1 ities_The barometer will pro ? bably fall on Wednesday ulong the At? lantic coast, with rising temperature. North-westerly winda will coutinue dur? ing the night in the Middle and Eastern States, but will diminish and go back to tho South-west on Wednesday. Tho ba? rometer will probably fall, with cloudy and threatening weather throughout the Mississippi Valley. Southerly winds and cloudy weather are probable for the up- I per lakes; Easterly wiuds for tho South A tl un tic aud Gulf coast. Dangerous wiuds arc not anticipated for our coast to-night. Nii\v ORLEANS, November 7.-Tho City Council to day adopted a resolution directing tho Administrator of Com? merce to organize a paid fire department. Tho present fire department is managed by the Firemen's Charitable Association; the contract with which ttrtninatos on tho 15th of December. WASHINGTON, November 7.-General Auger commands thu third department, comprising Texas and the Iudiuu Terri- | tory, with headquarters at San Autonio. j SAVANNAH, November 7.-The Daily \ Republican was sold, to-day, by tho She? rill', aud waa purchased by W. A. Reid, formerly of the Macon (Ga.) Telegram. The establishment will bu immediately refuted. CiiAiiiiKSToN, November 7.-Arrived steamers Champion, New York; Sea Gull. Baltimore; schooners Equator und Dtudy, Bubumus. CHARLESTON, November 7.-Oue death from yellow fever for thc post twenty four hours. ATLANTA, November 7.-The Senate repealed the usury laws. CHICAGO, November ?.-Modell is ? elected Mayor by a ln.rge majority. Ki mini-lui nuil Commercial. LONDON, November 7-Evening.- ? Consuls ??7-8? Bonds 913?*. FRANKFORT, November 7. -Bonds j ?05?. PARIS. November 7.-Rentes 57f. 50c. Liv Miro uii, November 7-Evening. Cotton closed quiet-uplands 9^; Or? leans \)5ai sales 10,000 bales; speculation and export 2,000. NEW YORK, November 7.-Evening. A few gold sales on the street, at ll Ja A f?W slock sales show u strengthening market. BALTIMORE, November 7.-Flonr dull and weak-Howard street superfine 6.00(n)G 50. Wheat quiet aud firm. Pork-jobbing lots 14 50; roiuid lots 14 00. Bacou firm. Lard 10(?l0>?. Whiskey 92).<. Cotton quiet aud tirin middling lti}?(d)lti%; receipts 550 bales; Vales 595; stock 4,003. CINCINNATI, November 7.-Floor drooping. Corn in good demund. Pork 12.75(7?) 13 00. Lurd and bacon steady. Sbou.Uers7j^; sides 7%(?8. Whiskey titi. i .. VT -- .. .. - n |> LUUibi i uliE, iiuTCuiuci i.-uii^ai, quiet. Flour and corn a met. Purk 18 00. Bacon steady. Whiskey 88. Mom i,ic, November 7.-Cotton in good demaud-middling 17?.,'; receipts 1,515 bales; sale? 1,000; stock 30,097. NORFOLK, November 7.-Cotton firm low middling 17_!.?(?)17,?}?; rtcuiptti 1,595 bales; sales 20U; siook 7,708. CHARLESTON, November 7.-Cotton firm-middling 11$6?173?1 receip ? 3,437 bales; sales l.Ouu; Mock 28,403. NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-Flour firmor-supeiline G 25 ; dotib.o 7 00 ; treble exira 7 25. Pork 15 G2. Bacuu duller, at 8%(?l8?g. Lard dull and cur? ler- tierce io'a^u>l0 }?.{ ; keg lijtf; Oilier? unchanged. Coll ou quiet-middling 18; receipt* 7,577 bales ; sules 50,000 bales ; stock 74,030. SAVANNAH, November7.-Cotton toud iug down ; seders und buyers apart middling 17^(i?l7?i ; receipts 34,000 bales ; sules 10,000 ; ?tock 48,984 AUGUSTA, November 7 -Cotton firm middling 17; receipts 1,000 bales; sules 800. PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-Cotton firm-middling 19>fj. BosroN, Noveuiuur 7 -Cotton quiet aud steady-middling 18%; receipts 780 bales; sales 400; stock ti,GUL). The Tournament, rp HE ridiiiK having hi en postponed until JL Thursday, all KtiUllmuen rfueifilig t > on ti r ino Ilms, arc ea meat I j r?quu?ti-d lu present thwir names, ibis tidy, lo lue t?oorctar? st ttiu Genii ul Numma! Utuk.oppo-iit: tau Columbia ll ole i ; anil lo punctually atti nd thu unwillig ot Uni r.th-rs ai mu to 1.1 ?si Main n<n nans to-night, at 7 u eloak 1'. Si. U) order of lau Maung.-rs. 1'. HASliliL UlliiibN, Nov S I s. i r.auiy. bulla, Titil?la, ?itu. 1 IMsaUl tn\ ll lelltlh mid nobile in gturrai that i ii?.i just returned ft win the Ni llb, 'and .?ia iiow \> u,isre<l tu mr ni-ili m. i., w .ti. ul a O No, milos ami itu; e.ti or.t ni Ut.mt, st. li s ami elsi ip|.ilitl<u>, Aui ma.iiiitiu alni HpurtHiueii's Ap|>?ruiu.-, of a.i kin I? iii.d iluaei lui iona al n-duccil pi ices. HttPAlttlNU UOIiti at .-.hen notice. Nov il P. W. li ll A KT. Alain street. Mule* and Horses. aW I HAVE just received a - ?fan car load ot fine stock- 7V??. J3B BOBdEH and MU LEO sumo ui wliich will be on exhibition Wt , Ta. ut tho Pair Grounds. Peraons in want of really Ono anima'a aro rt quested to examine oitbor on the grouoda or at Logan's Stables. Nov 8 _J. M TOfiDEltT. IRON WORKS, COLUMBIA, S. C., John Alexander, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Steam Engines, From Fight to One Hundred Home Power. X WILL exhibit one CIBCULAK BAW MILL. JL complete, at the Btato Fair, TU Eb DAY, tho 7th, and all who are interested will bavo a chance of seeing and judging for themselves. Will also exhibit live now pattorna of l'a? ient Hailing, ot which rights I am ibo Bolo owner lor this County. Any of tho Ovo pat? terns can bc put up any length without porta. Also, live now patterns ot Masomo Balcony Railing, gotten up expressly for tho Fair by tho proprietor. Will also exhibit one set of Grist Mill Gear? ing, ono 3-rollor 11-inch Gast Cano Mill, and a largo lot of Castings for Mill Gearing. In addition to what I will exhibit at the Fair, 1 havu ono muru Circular Saw Mlii, and several oilier patterns of Railing and Cane Mills, at my workahopB. Also, one 10- horno power Portabio Engine, ouo l?-horsc, and a second-hand JJcddrick Cotton Press, to bo sold for cash. I shall take plea-mre in showing any ono who may fuel disposed to visit my establish? ment, which ia located at the foot of Lady street, uear tho Greenville Railroad Depot. Nov 8 JOHN ALEXANDER. NEW STATIONERY U??SB. E. R. STOKES HAS just opened, in tho now and handsome building immediately opposite tho PuiE NiX uftico, on Main street, a complete stock of STATIONER* t Comprising Loller, Cup and Note Paper, of all sir.es, qualities and of every description; Flat Papers of Cap, Domy, Double-Cap, Me? dium, Royal, Super-lloj al, and Imperial sizes, which wilt bo sold ia any quantity, or manu? factured into blank Rooks of any sizo, and ruled to any pattern, and bound in any style, at short uotico. ENVELOPES In endless variety-all sizes, colors aud quali ULANK BOOKS Of every variety, M'-morandutn and Pass Rooks, Pocket Rooks, Invoice and Letter Rooks, Receipt books, Noto Honks. ARCHITECTS and DRAUGHTSMEN will dud a complete stock ot n.ater ?la for their use. Drawing Paper, in ?boo a and rolls, bristol Hoards, Postal Paper and Roarda, Oil Paper, Pencils, Water Colora, in cakea and boxes, brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens. SCHOOL STATIONERY Of every description; a great vrrioty of conve? nient aiid useful articles for both Teachera and Pupils. ALSO, Photograph Aibnms, Writing Desks, Port? folios, i aban, wah boxes, aud a countless variety ot FANCY ARTICLES. Also, a most elegant stock of Gold Pens and Poneil Cases, euperbly-n.ouuted Rubbor Goo ls. INKS. Black, Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indelible 1 and Copying; Mucilage- Che*s und Backgam? mon Men nd Boards; Visiting and Wedding Cards, and every tim.g usually kept in a FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE, Which tho Proprietor intends this shall be. He will still coudm t bia BINDERY and BLANK DOOK MANUFACTORY aud Pi.FER? RULING ESTABLISHMENT, which has been iu sueeeauful operation for over thirty years in this State, and to which ho will continue to devote bia own personal attontion His stock will bo kept up full and completo, and bis pricos will bo found always reasonable, and ho hopea to have a share of patronage, E. R. STOKES, Maiu titrent, Nor 8 Opposite PUU?XIX Office. GEO. HUGGINS* l l ll Ll 1 ll U ll ll A ll M fi ill) lill I) b EntaUfahed in Columbia, f?. C., 1819. Aetna Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn. Incorporated A. D. 1819. Charter Perpetual. Cash capital and surplus, after pay? ing losses at Chicago.$4 OOO 000 Premiums received iii 1870.S.9u0,000 IT is still the loading and strongest American Fire Insurance Company. This grand old Ure corporation has stood for moro than BAUT A CENTUHY as tho towering beacon and ludo strue ible bu'wark of indemnity against visa. lt lias passed through terrible ordeals. It wont through that of 1835, tho groat New York coiifi i gration, in the moat honorable and triumphant manner. It also acquitted itself most nobly in Uio morn recent fire at Portland. It has just boen called on to pay its loases at Chioago. which has only taken a part of ita lamo surplus-leaving eaah assets of 14 000, 00i> intact. The stock of tho Company now commands ovur $200 por share. The par raino is $100. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., of London. Chartered A D. 1803 Capital $8.COO 000 in Gold. This Company had no ay ency at Obl? ongo at tho limo of tho tire Its loss waa .-mall It subscribed f&.OOO for the benefit of th? snff .reta by the tiro. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co , of New York. Aemtl s $1,.'?00,DOO, after paying hissed at Chi Cayo. Union Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco. This Company has $1.150 DI 0 in Gold, rt rt t paying Chicago lo-m H. disks taken by O t) HUGGINS, Agent. Ofthto opposites Columbia Hotel, in rearo Hr. Vf, J. Dorm.'? Hook store. Nov 8 3 Aiiotlon Balee. Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Poultry and other Article* A. H. MONTEITH. Auctioneer, ul At tho Fair Grounds, on tho last day ol th? : Fair. I Persona desiring STOCK sold will please give description early. Office on the Ground*. NOT 8 _ljj Referee's Sale. I Henry W. Dixon, Administrator, de bonis nos of Wright Denley, ca. Henry Oaugnman, et uz et al. IN pursuance, of the decretal order, signed by bia Honor Jndgo H. W. Melton, on tba 27th October, I will soil, before tho Court Houao. in Columbia, on the first MOND." Y in December, that well-known and valuable PLANTATION, formerly owned by. iVrighi Denley, deceased, known as Greenfield, Thia plantation comprises abont 1,500 aerea, lying on tho bin IT Hoad, about ten miles below Co? lumbia, and adjoins lauds of Col. Themas Davia. On it is a Urge mill, with ample"water power; ont-hooaes, buildings, gin, screw. Tho Tract will bo sub-divided to snit pur? chasers, and plats thereof exhibited on dav of Ba o, or before, upon application 16 tho under? signed, at bia ornoo in Columbia. AI.so, ,,' Another Tract containing abont 30 acres. TERMS OF HALE-Ono fourth cash; balanoe in one, two and threeyoare; interest annually secured by boud and mortgago; purchaser to pay for neceaaary papers. Tho entire property of Wright Denloy will bc sold, except tho homestead exemption.' D. B. DBSAUSSURE, Nov 2 i i Bpecial Referee; Valuable Land Sale. THE STATE OF SOUTH OAROT.INA - COU M'Y OF OCONEE--IN THE COM? MON PLEAS. Florida Calhoun and Thomas G. Clemson, administrators, vs. John C. Calhnan, a> mt nia'ratot M. M Calhoun, el ai.-RM to Foreclose Mortgage of Land, ?tc. BY virtue of a decretal order in the above stated case, I will sell, to the highest bidder, at Walhalla, on thc first MONDAY in January, A. D. 1872,that valuable Plantation, known aa FORT III I.ly, And for many years thc residence nf tho late I HON. JOHN C. CALHOUN, Situate on Seneca River, adjoining landa of A. F Liwia, J. W. Crawford and others, about ! four unies from Pendleton village, and hi ona I of tho mo.H desirable neighborhoods in; the I State. The dwelling ia commodious nud handsome, and ia located ou an eminence, with gentle elopes, which commands a pleas? ing view of tho adjacent country, with the mountains in tho back gronnd. Tho tract ia repre-ented by a re-survey made lu 1853, aa containing eleven hundred and ton acre*, of which about one huudrod and fifi.? acres are aaid to bo good river bottom; mach ot the up? lands ?ie well and produce cotton finely.',' The oot-buildiiiga are suit abb. in . number, and si/.-), and are convenient for thia fiue farm. - TERMS.- One-half cash; balance on a credit ot oue year, with interest-the purchaser to give bond (without surety) and a mortgago of tho premises to aecure tho purchase money, and to pay extra for stamps and ne? cessary papera. J. W. STRIBLING. Special Referee. WALHALLA, S. C., November 1, 1671. Nov 1 _ _: w E E. JACKSON HAS Just Received another LOT Ol' THOSB FINE OXIOX SETS, REI) AM) WHITE. Nov 8_ _; 8 State of South Carolina-Abbovtlle Co. By L. L. Ottffin, Judge of Probate. To James Franklin Puckett, Andrew C, Packe t, Thomas K. Puckett, Mary A. Peri sou, Nanoy Louisa Puckett, Jobo Henry Puckett, Mary Louisa Puckett, and. Elias dardina Puckett-Greeting: YOU are hereby reqnired'to appear at the Court of Probate, to be holden,at "Abhe : vnio 0. H., for Abbeville County, on tba fifth ' day of December, A. D. 1871, to ahow cause, & any yea can, why tho Real Estate of Thomas lt. Puckett, deceased, situate io aaid County, on watereof Saluda River-bounding on landa of John li. Boazman. Thomas H. Puckett, Jr., H. M.' Pinson, William Poorka, John 8. Turner and others, and containing two hun? dred and aix acres, more or lea<-should not bo partitioned by allotting to the aaid partie* above named, in equal pcrtiona. if practicable; and if not practicable, to divide or partition the same in equal portions tu them; then to aell tba ?ame and divide the proceeds. Given ander my hand and seal, this twenty tirat day of Oct dior, iu the year ot our Lord one thousand eitrbt hundred sad seventy ono, and ia tho ninety-sixth year Ot Ameri? can Independence. L.L. GUFFIN, J. P. A.C. To the d?fendante, Jame* F. Puckett, Andrew 0. Paokett, Nancy Louisa Puckett, John Henry Puckett Mary Luuiaa Puckett and Eliza C. Puokett: TAKE N?TIGE, that a petition has thia day been filed in the office of the Judge of Probate for Abbeville County, State of South Carolina, for tho partition of the Real Estate of Thomas R. Puckett, and that unless yon appear and answer or demur to the same, on or before 5th December next, judgment will be entered aa of looord againat yon, and.th? relief prayed be granted. Mo JOWAN A PARKER, Oct 26 tb6 _Plaintiff.' Attorneys. W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCacsar. WE OPEN, ON MONDAY, AN KKTlaB HEW H TOOK OF DHUS S G OODS, NEEDLE tr0BE SETS, "'. I) UGH ESS L A CE GOLLA BS, FOIST LACE COLLARJB. Roman Sash Ribbons, IN NEW OKfllONB. Roman Neck-Ties, IN Maw oolbun ASH ALI. VAUIKTIES. YJ?TE carry a big stock of FLANNELS and VT Blanketa, Jeans and Tweeds, Cassi merna and Cloths. t he Shawl and Cloak Department exhibits all the new ont styli s out lu KU UH, wo aro showing someBtyJes whioh aro not to bo round elsi win re. The atoo bf Carpets, Bags, Oil-Cloths, Ao., cannot bo excelled. Oar goods aro all solee cd from tho best makes. We guarantee till gundi we ?ell, do basin or s ou tho one price ?ynii.n, and allow nu house to "undertell ns." Nov 6 W. D. LOVE A CO.