The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 10, 1871, Image 3

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Vortifa Arnum HOON DESPATCHES.. , PRUSSIAN MILITARY. MATT Ena - BBLOIAN BEli!HP FOB WISOOmDt 8D7WKBEBS-IN? VESTIGATION OV FRENCH SURRENDERS - PRK0A?TION8 AGAIN ST TAB INTERNA? TIONALS-EXTENSIVE STRIKES-HONORS TO AN AMK RICAN LADY, AO., AO. PRAQUB, November 4.---In the Bohe? mian Diet, to-day, an Impocial rescript was read emphasizing the supremaoy of the fandamental lave of the Empire, pointing oat their superiority over any mere local statutes or customs. The Emperor declares these general laws cnn only be altered in the manner prescribed in che general constitution. He warne the Died against attempts to nullify or disregard them, exhorts Bohemia to send her usual representatives to the Reichs rath, declaring that failure or refusal to do this will involve the gravest political consequences, and that the responsibility for them reeta solely with the members of the Diet. BERLIN, .November 4.-The Reichstag to-day passed the war fund bill. During the debato, prior toits passage, Prince Bismarok urged npon the members the necessity, in the present aspect of Euro? pean affairs, of strengthening the coun? try by thus empowering the Emperor to. sot promptly and fully under any ad? verse or threatening p'.fCumstanOes wbiah may arise. * The jpvjsag? of the war fund bili, which wau recommended in the Em? peror's, address at tho opening of the Reichstag, would ?eave his Majesty un? shackled, and would virtually place Pru8Biu in a position io act either upon the offensive or defensive. Ho compli? cations are at present apparent. CONSTANTINOPLE, November ?.-Mon? seigneur Franchi, the Papal envoy, bas taken his departure from this capital, having failed io his efforts to ob tul u guarantees from the Sultan in regard to the statue of Catholic subjeots. The Turkish forte persisten Uly refused to enter into.a.discussion as to the condi? tion of his Christian subjeots. BRUSSELS, November 5.-The Belgian Government, bas forwarded $20,000 to America for tho relief of the Belgian settlers in Wisconsin who Buffered by the forest fires. The Qovernment has also opened a aubsoription for voluntary contributions for the same object. VIENNA, November 6.-The new minis? try, in the formation of which tho Baron Von Kellersburg has been called, is not definitely constituted, but the following elate, ourrent in political circles this morning, is generally believed to be ac? curate: President, with portfolio of the interior, Baron Von Kallersberg; finance, Halzetban; worship, De. Itrem?yer; jus? tice, Chiimetzky; c?uiuusrus, Do Fiuuor; war school, agriculture, Grocholski. Counts Halzetban and De Itremayer were members of the ministry of Count Potochi, and De Plener of Count Do Taafe's cabinet. The new president has declared, throngh official organs, thut the policy whioh compelled the retire? ment of Count Hohenwart, will be vigo? rously pursued. Some of it? friends having been deceived by stories of com? promise, it is distinctly announced that no. compromise in eoncemplation is like? ly to be made. The Diets of Bohemia, Moravia, Car niola, Upper Austria and Qalioia, will be dissolved as soon os the new government is settled. PAUS, November 8.-The Commission of Inquiry on Capitulations made by French Generals during the late war is prosecuting its investigations with great vigor. Marshal Bazaine, who had al? ready appeared before it in person, has now sent in a detailed and voluminous report of the siege of Metz, with the letters received by him from Napoleon during the investment. It is stud the judgment of the Commission will bear with great severity on those principally responsible for the surrender of that fortress. The "Minister of War has prohibited the circulation of newspapers in burrauks and oamps. BERLIN, November 8.-A conference of diplomats will soon be held in Dres? den to advise precautionary measures against the International Society. LONDON, November 9 -Charles J. Whittington send? circulars from 34 John street, Mew York, offering perfect counterfeits of English bank stocks at low rates. The police and magistrates have telegraphed the fact to the New York polioe. MADRID, November 0.-A political leagoe, opposed to the plans of the In? ternational Sooiety, is in course of for? mation. It includes in its programme opposition to the Cnbao insurgents. VIENNA, November 9.-Count Andros sy definitely accepts Yon Benet's posi lT_- "" T\/r; " i Tl_:_??.,.- - (uuu SS jutuiorai Ol iumigii ?luann. The Times, in an editorial, rejoices in Tammany's defeat, and hopes an ex? ample will be mude of the men guilty of corrupt practices. A boiler explosion, on the steamer Genial, killed five and injured nine. Napoleon inspected the Chiselhurst Military Aoademy, yesterday; also, in spscted the cadets. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, November 9.-The Lord Mayor's procession was unusually suc? cessful. ZURICH, November 9.-The degree of Doctor of Medioine was conferred upon Miss Diminook, an American lady, by the University. BERLIN, November 9.-Extensive strikes are reported at Ebling, an im? portant mannfaeturing town. ?? ? America? lntelllaence. NOON DESPATCHES. SNOW-ANOTHER MAN FOB NEXT PRESIDENT -ANARCHY IN MEXICO-ELECTION ITEMS -ARRB8T OF A NOTORIOUS FORGER - - SUICIDE-HOO CHOLERA, AC., 40. .LEWISTON, ME., November 3.-Two girls, Ada Brown, of Buckfield, and Anna Wood, of Hertford, were seen, at 1 o'clock this afternoon, to leap into the deepest ohaunel of the fulls, with arms IntAlAejr^toBr bo?? bafc?ot yet boen fou* d? Vhm r?saovod at hair' outer clothing before taking the fatal leap, ?ad left it In a roll on the rook. NEW YORK, November 8.-Charlea O'Oonor; stated to day, that Fields, who beat Seymour, would bo arrested as soon as found. , Boa KL AND, MB., November 8.-Two inches of snow to-day; the first of the season. NEW YORK, November 8.-It is denied that Tweed has resigned or intends to do so. Since the election, the name of Chas. O'Oonor ?B suggested among the Demo? cratic leaders as a suitable candidate for the Presidency. _ Of\ _. TT iiin.viLU, uutOuci ou, tia HA? .ui&i iru vember 8.-Anarchy prevails iu many of the States of Mexico. The revolution in Nuevo Leon still continues. The re? volutionists of Zacatecas have invaded the State of San Louts Potosi. Nume? rous bands of men are in the States of Hidalgo and Mexico and in the Federal District. Bobberies aro committed in sight of the gates of ibo city. Gomez Portales is in the field, operating against the State government of Agua Calientes. Jirninesez is again at the head of a force, operating alternately in Querro and Puebla. The authorities of the State ol Oaxaca negleoted to promulgate the re election of Juarez. NEW YORK, November 0.-The Work estimated the Republican majority in thc State at from 12,000 to 17.0U0, and sayi the Republicans hov o two-thirds majori ty in either House. The reported re siguation of Tweed is unconfirmed Ingersoll bas returned. DOVER, N. J., November 9.-The pre mature explosion of a blast broke tbi legs of two men and blew one's band off Theodore B. Bansou, the leader of i gang of bounty aud back claim forgers whose operations approximate to $500, 000, has been arrested. His recent head quarters were at Chicago. The Sun says the building of the vin duct, one of Tammany's jobs, is iudefi nitely postponed. NASHVILLE, Novembers.-Marsh Rec fro was killed and a Mr. Weeks mortal! wounded in a rencontre. Parker's majority is a trifle over 5,001 MOBILE, November 9.-The Dem< orats curry the muuieipal elections b 2,000 majority. JACKSON, MISS , November 9.-Til Republicans carry the State by aboi 15,000. RICHMOND, November 9.-The Legi lature stands about thu same as last yea NIGHT DESPATCHES. NEW YORK, November 9.-The Po Buys the victory of Tuesday was not Republican, but purely au un par tis? j_I. all_ T -_T utuiiifu, aiuciutuu vuuico ii >iu(j held in custody to await the result of b assn ii lt upon United State! Marsh Dowling. The President pardoned Martin Frau the counterfeiter. Ex-Assemblyman James Nevin w Anally sent handcuffed to Ludlow Ja by Commissioner Davenport. A meeting of the Republican Comm tee of Brooklyn, tho Republican cum tate, Kol bil nish, being present and sympathy with it, resolved to bring t election frauds before the public com and Legislature. They claim several co didates counted out. Thomas C. Fiel was arrested and bailed in $200.000. Tweed bas not resigned, and will n< RoBRa will content Tweed's so it. CHARLESTON, November 9.-Arriv?e schooner B. N. Hawkins, New York. CHARLESTON, November 9.-Two y low fever deaths to-duy. HARRISRURO, November 9.-A. I wolfe Howe bus beuu elected Bishop the Episcopal Diocese of Peuusylvui] by a vote of 39 to 42. CHICAGO, November 9.-An eng approaching tho McKenzie street brid while the draw was open, went tliroiij Oue parson wus lost und ooe badly ht The hog cholera is alarmiug iu low WASHINGTON, November 9.-1 steamships Erie and Ontario will added to the mail liue hence to Bruzi The War Department II>N advices t tho Apaches of Arizona refuse to go the reservations. Probabilities-The low barometer Illinois will probably move Eastward i Luke Erie on Friday; Easterly winds continue on Lake Michigan, huckin) tho North-west aud increasing; No east winds ou Luke Erie, veering to South-west; South-east winds with i from Georgia to Virginia; cold No wost wiuds aud clearing weuthcr Wet Alabama and Illinois; Easterly wii with threatening weather, in Now I lund. Cautionary signals are ordi for the Southern portion of Lake Mi gan and Lake Erie. notice, miCKETS of admission to tho Fair Gro J. will he sold daily at tho Columbia U Niokeraun House, Joyner's Hotbi, Ii. Bryan's Bookstore, Mr. Vf. C. Fisher's 1 Store. Beside these points, they can on obtained at the gatea. D. WYATT AIKEN Nov 7_Secreta Toys, Candies, &c. rpOYH of all kinds and descriptions. JL sod fancy Caadles, Nuts, Lemons, Jeiiios and Canoed Fruits. Bread, Cakes and Bolls, fresh every n iog, at P. W. KltAFT't Nov 7_Main stn Just Received. -I rv H\LF Ca ES TB assorted TEA. Th IU the price iu market baa ad vanoed 1 cent , wc eououeded in getting our Augui duplicated, which we offer at same pri before._LO HICK A LOWUA N ( Heise s Saloon, TN rear of CONFECTIONERY and F J_ STORE, ia open during the Fair. TBRS in every style, and other REFR M IC NTS. Plain street, ono door from M Nov 5_ Males and Horses. Mhj| 1 UAVE just roceived a *Mxm e.r I,.?.) ,_,? Qn* Ktnelc- *?\ J3?HOR,Sh.S and MULES- Jf Borne ot which will bo on exhibition l-l at tho Fair Grounds. Persons in wa really (ino animals arc request ed to cxan eithor on tho grounds or ut Logan's Stat Nov 8 J. AI. TO LB li WdtteUI?B4-t)o?,??WtUM. ... COLUMULA, S. O. November 9.-Salee o? notion, to-day, 57 bales-middli og LONDON, November 9-Noon.-Consols 98. BondaOl^. PARIS. November 9.-Kentes 57f. 10o. FRANKFORT, November 9,-Bonds opened at 96%. LIVERPOOL., November 9-3 P. M. Cotton quiet end steady-uplands 9j&; Orleans 9%; sales 10,000 bales; specula? tion and export 2,000; shipping at New Orleans 99-16. LONDON, November 9-Evening. Consols 93. Bonds 91%. Bullion in? creased over ?500,000. LIVERPOOL, November 9-Evening. Golton closed quiet-uplands 9%; Or? leans 9%@9??; shipping at Savannah 9K NRW YORK, November 9-Noon. Sales of futures, last evening, 5,500 bales, as follows: November 18 1-1G; December 18i<j (a) 18 5 16; January 187-16@18K; February 18 1M6@18%; March 18 15 16@19; April 19 3 16. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet and' unchanged. Corn dull and un? changed. Pork firm, at 13.12?13.25. Lard steady. Cotton quiet-uplands 18%; Orleans 19%; sales 1,300 bales. Freights steady. Stocks strong. Go? vernments steady. States dull, except new South Carolinas, which are very ac? tivo, at 34%. Money firm, at 6. Gold 11%. Sterling-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton steady; sales 3,078 bales-uplands 18)4 ; Orleans 19,%. Flour quiet aud steady. Whiskey steadier, at 9U. Wheat inactive and l@2c. lower winter red Western 1.58@1.U0. Corn a shade easier, at 78%@8l%. Bice 7%@ 8%. Pork steady. Lard a shade easter -kettle 10. Freights a shade firmer. Money easy, at 5(7^6. Discounts 10@12. Exchange, higher, at 8%@8%. Oold 11><J@11%. Governments dull and barely Bteady. States 6tea?y; North Carolinas somewhat firmer. Tennessees 66; new 65%. Yirgiuius 60; now 69. LouisianuB 65; new 56; levees 63; 83 75. Alabuma 8s 98; 5s 65. Georgias 80; 7s 86. North Carolinas 37; um? 19. South Carolinas 70; new 34%. BALTIMORE, November 9.-Flour un? changed, with better fceliug. Wheat activo ind firmer-Pennsylvania 1.62(a) 1.63. Corn firm-yellow 70@72; white 68(q)72. Pork steady. Bacon firm aud unchanged. Whiskey quiet, at 91'.;'.Qi) 92. Cottou dull-middling 18%;'~ro ceipts 402 bales; sales 377; stock 4,483. CINCINNATI, November 9-Flour in good demand. Corn drooping-uew 46 (?)47; old 51(2)55. Pork unchanged, at 12.15. Lard dull. Bacon quiet and un? changed. Whiskev 88. PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Cottou quiet-middling 17^-?^i7^4'. BOSTON, November 9.-Cotton quiet middling 19? receipts 1,250 bules; suies 400; stock 7,000. AUGUSTA, November 9.-Cotton firm and lu fuir demand-middling 17%; re? ceipts 1,200 huies; suies i,2??. NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-Cotton quiet-middling 18; receipts 6,555 bales; s des 3,800; stock 78,9l)0. Sugar in good demund und easier-inferior 6%; fair 8%?9; good fair 9?.<@10; fully fair to choice 11@11%. Molasses lower-cen? trifugal 40; prime 44@46; strictly prime 50. Others unchanged. NORFOLK, November 9.-Cotton quiet -low middling 18)4; receipts 2,069 bules; sales 200; stock 6,933. WILMINGTON, November 9 -Cottou quiet-middling 17%; receipts287 bules; I stock 3,194. CHARLESTON, November 9.-Cotton I quiet-middling 17%; receipts 1,475 bales; sales 400; stock 34,934. SAVANNAH, November 9.-Cotton irregular uud in good demund-middling 17}?@r7%; receipts 4,578 bales; sales 1,6110; stock 52,588. MOBILE, November 9.-Cottou it) fair deuiuud-middling 17%; receipts 1,390 bules; sales 1,000; stock 30,410. Tho DAILY RAFFLES of tho Charleston I Cliaritahle Association take placo every morn? ing, at 10 o'clock, at thoir oflico, on Main Nov 7 ' r' To Rent, A.STORE, on bl tia street. Possession givi u immediately. Apply at this oftieo. Nov 5 Southern Flour. ?ffc GEO. '1. JACKSON A CO., 17 Jackson cJstrect. Augusta, Ga., manufacture thc *A??lollowing brands of superior FLOUR: "Famy Family," "Double Exira," "Extra," "Sunbeam," and "Super." The attention of merchants ?ind consumers is called to thin KL HJ lt, which is warranted crpial to samplo. S W Y ?EUI' A HOOK ti ave it for Halo. Nov 7 4? IRWIN'S HALL, Krlilnyum! Saturday, Nov? IO and ll* -->???? Thc Tremaine Bros., AND John G. Pierson, Burlesque Operetta Troupe AND ORIENTAL BELL RINGERS, . +~ m WILL appear during Fair Week with the following artistes: Wm. D. Tremaine, Aioiizo Tremaino, John G. Pierson, Willi?? Kellogg, Frank. Inalee, G. 8. Robinson, Frank. Barry, Jr. Doors open 7j; oommenco at 8 P. M. Ad? mission 75 cents. Reserved ?oats can bo obtained at LyBrand A Son's Mnaio Store from 0 A. M. until G P. M., each dav, without extra olia rue._ _ E. E. JACKSON BAB Just Received Another LOT OF TUOSE FIXE ONION SETS, Nov 8 RFD AND WHITE. 3 SX?X Lintot* jTig?. ;. t'?ecure Your Christinas and New Year . - Gifts. $1,000,000$ T> Y the authority of the Act of the Legiala X> tare of Kentucky, of March 13, 1871, the Trastees of the Public Library of Kentucky will give a GUANO GIFT CONORRT, AT LOUISVILLE, KT., Saturday, December 10, 1871. 100 OOO Tickets of admission, $10 oaeh, cur? rency; half Tickets, $5: quarter Tickets, $2.60. Tickets will bo sent by registered letter; the money for them may be sent by post office money order, greenbacks, or draft. Each ticket consists of four quarters, value, $2 50 each. Thu bolder ia entitled to admis? sion to the Concert, and to the value of tho gift awarded to it or ita fraction. $550,000 in greenbacks will bo distributed to holders of tickets, in girts of from $11)0,000, tho highoat, to $100, the lowoat, being 721 gifts in all. The Concert ia for the bonoflt of tho PUDLIO LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. The Citizens' Bank of Kentucky ia Trea? surer, and tho corporators and eoporvi?or? aro tho lion. Thomas E. Bramletto, late Go? vernor of Kentucky, and twenty-Bevon of the moat distinguished and reapoctable citizens of tho ?tate. Tho undersigned, lato principal business manager of tho very successful Oift Concort for the benefit of tho Mercantile Library at San Francisco, baa boon appointed Agent and Manager of thia Grand Gift Concert. The drawing and dietributiou will take placo in public, and everything will be done to Batist y tho buyers of tickets that thoir Inte reats will be aa well protected aa if they wore personal Iv present to superintend the entire affair. For tickets and information apply to C. R. PETERS, 120 Main street. Louis vii lo, Ky.; No. 8 Astor Huano, Now York. H. N. Kempston, No. 410 Broadway, Mil? waukee, Wisconsin. M. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada. M. A. Wolf, No. 31G Chestnut street, Ht. Louie. T.cketa ainu for sale in every prominent place in tho United States. Owing to tho general derangement of mails and advertisements consequent on tb? disas? trous coull-ignition in tho Wost, tho salo ol ticketa iu tbis enterprise ia extended to No? vember 30, 1871, at which tinao the main oflico, 12 i Main street, Louisville, Ky., will close for adjustment of accouuta and business. No orders, except hy mail, will he received after December 1, and no ordera by mail will bo lilied after December 10. The New York oflico will close December 10; othor agencies December 5. Every ticket unsold December ll, will bo cancelled hy ita number. Tho drawing will take place in public, Decem? ber 1G, 1871, commencing at 7 A. M., and con? tinuo until tho 721 gilts are awarded. Pay? ment ol award? will commence December 10, at 0 o'clock A. M. Circulars of awards will bo fontd at every agency aa soon as they can bo issued corroctly, and will alao ho sont to all ticket buyers SB soon as possible No ordor will bo filled at main oflico for leas than $10. Nov 10 tl2 OHAS. R. PE TERS, Mauager. J. MEIGHAN, Sucoo??or to G. AI. THOMPSON Af CO.. . HAH on hand tho j^BjV largest, most faah ionablo, stylish, du ^P*~~^Q^B?rablc and cheapest' stock ot BuO I'S aud SUOEH in the State. All warranted. ALSO, A complete assortment of Gout's, Boys' and Children's HATS aud PAPS._Nov 5 3mo R. O. HUIVEU. DAVIO JONES. SPECIALTIES FOR THE WEEK .JUST IN. A beautiful collection of DKF.SH OOODS. An elegant assortment r?f FURH. A superb ol of SHAWLS and CLOAKS. Brilliant slock of CARPETS AND OIL? CLOTHS. Magnificent collection of MILLINERY. Unique and fashionable HAIR GOODS, of overs kimi. (Purcpa Rosa Curl. now.l Valuable collection of ORNAMENTAL GOO DH. Cboice mid pretlv TOILET ARTICLES and PERFUMES The best KID GLOVE and HOSIERY de? partment South. M>*enificcut stock hand-made ROOTS and SHOES. Elegant aud stilish II ATS and CAPS. The host stock of UMBRELLAS in the South. Magnificent Art Gaiter}. Public invited to see it. The best WHOLESALE STOCK SOU 171, on our third lloor. Making a ?1 and total ol the LARGEST, the HANDSOMEST, tho CHEAPEST ami BEST COMBINATION ol GOODS iu tho United Stales, ot the kind, under root. Nov 7 R. C. SHIVER & CO. Columbia Music Store. LyBrand & Son TAKE pleasure in calling the attention nf tho public to au examination of their STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con sistingof Piauna, Church and Parlor Organs, Molodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes, cordeons, Brass ?ad Kilver baud Instru? ments ot all kinds. Also, Shoot Musi? and Instruction Booka for every class of .Musical Instruments 011 hand at all times. Sheet Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of price; aud all kinds of Musical Gooda sent by Exprcss, when ordered, to any pirt of the Htato, marked C. O. D. Good Second-hand Pianos aud Organs for a&le cheap, for cash Pianos, Organe and Melodeona tuned and re? paired in a satisfactory manner; aud will give especial attention to Packing, Removing and Shipping Pianos for other parties to any point desired, at moderato pi ices. All ordera promptly attendod to and eatia fsition guaranteed to ttioao favoring us willi their patronage. Send for our catalogue of Sheet Music and Unsical Merchandise. Tay? lor street, Citizens' Saviugs Bank Building, Columbia, H. C^_Nov 7 Corns, In-growing Hails, &c. CHUKO HY MOMS. Il K HO 10 lt, WITHOUT GIVING ANY FAIN. TO THE LADIES. ?ADIES not liking to havo thoir own Comp J attended to hy a stranger, can do it themselves by using Mona. Berger's Cons SOLVENT, which acts only on Corna, and has no effect whatever on the flesh. This prepa? ration contains neith? r alkali, poison nor seid. The euro ia certain. Apply nt Hendrix Uouse. Oct 31 For Sale. ^ A LOT of lino Kentucky ^ PfeaaB. MULES and HOUSES, just ar'-A?iC rived. Call at CQj sMissgi DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On Asseniblj street. i ' Melt*; ?ZI K'S ?T?O Wholesale and Retail Confectionery, Toy* and Fancy Ar Mes in Great Variety.^ ? splenpid asaort msDt of Frenen Bon-bona, Crys? tallized and Fruit Glaces, Chocolate in cakea and Bon? bons; Candies of my own mannfac ^C^SS^P^ b?n'dT'new* F'igs! ,!?-*,^?r"'T^ Prunes, Raisins, Paper Sholl Almonds, Palm Nnta, English Walnuts, Pecana, Ao.; Bananas, OrangeB, Northern Apples, Pound, Fruit, Jolly, Citron and Black Cake, with a full assortment of small Cakea and Tarts, always fresh. 8aloon attached will be open during Fair Week. Oysters and other refreshments served np in boat stylo. Albert Biscuite, English Crackers, Ac, Ac. Nov 7 CON GAREE IRON WORKS, COLUMBIA, S. C., John Alexander, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Steam Engines, From Eight to One Hundred Horte Foxoer. IWILL exhibit one CIRCULAR SAW MILL, complete, at tho Btato Fair, TUESDAY, the 7th, and all who are interested will have a obanoa of seeing and judging for themselves. Will alao exhibit fivo new patterns of Pa? tent Railing, of which rights I am the sole owner for this County. Any of the five pat? terns can be put up any length without ports. Also, five new pattorne of Masonic Baloony Railing, gotten up expressly for the Fair by tho proprietor. Will ?IBO exhibit one set of Grist Mill Gear? ing, one 3-roller H inch Cast Cane Mill, and a large lot of Cast IURA for Mill Gearing. In addition to what I will exhibit at the Fair, I have one moro Circular Saw Mill, and severn! other patterns of Railing and Cane Mills, at my workshops. Also, ono 10-borBO power Portabio Encino, ono 16-horao, and a second-hand Doddrick Cotton Press, to bo sold Tor cash. I shall lake plcasuro in showing any one who may feel disposed to visit my establish? ment, which is located at tho foot of Lady street, noar the Greenvillo Railroad Depot. Nov 8_JOHN ALEXANDER. The Invention of the Age ! PETTICBEW'S PATENT HAND PLOUGH! Great Inducements to Capitalists and Manu? facturers! THIS PLOUGH ia au invention of real mo? nt and intrinsic value to every tiller of tho soil. A want is now supplied which bas been prominent and heretofore unfilled. The Plough is adapted to every one on the cotton or rico plantation, the upland farm, the nur? sery and the garden. No horse is needed to work it. Ita principle is simple, and CHU be worked by a boy. By its uso, one man ean do moro work and in a better condition than four men with boos. Practical men endorse it. Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken says: "Pettiorew's tiaud i ;iough is au invention of superior me? rit, and ahould bo on every plantation and in overy Karden." From J. E. Adger A Co., doalera in Agricul? tural Implements.-"Mr. P. P. T?ALE: We havo examined the Hand Plough sent us on trial, and aro fully satisfied with its principle and adaptation to the wants of the people. Truly yours, J. E. ADGER A CO." Many Hundred recommendations like the above have heon receivod. First pieraiums awarded at tho following Fairs: Mississippi Statu Fuir, at Memphis; Louisiana Btato Fair, at New Orleans; Mary? land Stato Fair; Keutncky and Tennessee State Fairs. A special premium awnrded at the South Carolina Institute, held in Charleston; fir-t premium awarded at tho great Fair of the South, held at St. Louis, in cotohor, 1871. 2,ODO Ploughs sold in Louisiana thu past year; 5,000 Ploughs sold iu Tennessee and koo tucky thc pASt year; 6,000 Ploughs cold in Maryland and Virginia the past year. A fortune open tu the right man. Remem? ber, it is an indispensable article to the agri? culturist, of daily uso and constant demand. County and Stato Itigbts for sale by P. P. TOALE, Charleston, S.C., Owner of tho Hight of Southern States. tt- S:iles mads by P. T. MO KEY, at Co? lumbia Hotel. Nov 7 4 W. D. LOVE. B. B. MCCUEEUY. WE cr EN, ON MONDAY, AS ESTIBE NEW STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, I XE EDLE WORK SETS, DUCHESS LACE COLLARS, I'OINT LACE COLLARS. Roman Sash Ribbons, IS NEW UESIONS. Roman Neck-Ties, IS SEW COLORS ANO ALL V.VUIETIEH. WE carry a hip stock nf FLANNEL8 and Blankets. Jeans and Twuods, Cassi meros and Cloths. Tho Shawl and Cloak Department exhibits all tho newest styles out. In FU HS, we aro showing aomo styles which are not to bo found olacwln-ro. Thu stoc'i of Carpets, Rugs, Oil-Cloths, Ac., cannot ho excelled. Our goods are alt selected from the best makes. Wo guarantee all gooda we sell, do business on the ono prioo system, and a low no house to "undoraell us." Nov 5 W. D. LOVE A CO. Room for Alli JL^ON'T loave tho city beforo yon call at C. F. JACKSON'S Dry Goode Establishment and got some of his many good BARGAINS. Look to your interest. Main <>treot, noxt to Agnew A Son. Nov 5 For Sale. Qflii AAA FRET OF LUMBER, OVM'iW.UU 60.000 feet of well sea? soned Flooring on hand Orders for Lath, and all kinds Lumber filled at short not co. Apply al our Lumber Yard, on Lady strict and Qreouvillo Railroad, or address W. LOW BY A CO , Pet ar? 3mo Box 130 Columbia. S C. The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN proferendi tn London Porterand Scotch Alo. Why? They know it is unadulterated. Baconon Amount of Shipper, i BY JACOB LBV1H. THIS (Friday) MO RN INO. at 10 o'clock, I will ?ell, at my store, without reserve, 1,500 pounds Smoked Shoulden. 75 Canvassed Hams. ~ barrels Pickled Pork. - barrels Flour. Ac, Ac._Nov 10 Mule?, Borte, Ae. BY JACOB LEVIN. THI8 (Fridaj ) MORNING, I wUl sell, at my store, at 10 o'clock precisely, 4 GOOD MULES, 1 Horse, 1 Wagon. As tbe above are positively to be sold, per? sons desiring to purchase will find it to their interest to attend. This sale will take place previous to sale of Bacon. Ac _ Nov 10 TDriTTTTKINABDS' GRAND OPENING FOR FAIR WEEK, This old and established house ie still ia existence, and prepared now, as in days gone by, to supply their patrons with everything desirable in the DRY GOODS LINE. We have a most completo and varied assort? ment in every Department, the entire Stock being aeleoted with especial care to the re? quirements of this market. We would say to our country friends in particular, that they cannot do better than by giving as a call. We guarantee to supply every reasonable " ant in tho Dry Goods liec, and at prices that defy competition. J. H. A M. L. KINARI), Nov 7 One door South Columbia Hotel. WHAT ?F it was only in the matter of GROCERIES, thia question could never be aeked, be? cause the people of Columbia and up-country already know the faot and act upon it. ARE Wo oiler the best gooda to be found in any known market, and if better than the best could possibly be had, we should have them. YOU Our perishable goode are fresh, daily. We can scarcely supply the demand, dull as times are. In this elane we include Hama, Break foot Stripe, ACZI??C-?, ??c. GOING In Flour-handling, we think, more heavily than auy merchant hore, we offer peculiar in? ducements in quality as in price. TO In Liquors, I am assured you have the in? side track. We trust all who give us a call will acknowledge the "Corn." DO In Fancy Grocoriea and Canned Goods, our aaaortmeutis unequaled; every novelty ABOUT hoing added to stock promptly, and standard goods always on hand. IT? So, dear reader, whenever your stock of Groceries runs short; whenever a delicacy is required for the sick room; whenever the ap? pui ito of the epicure fails; in ehort, whenever you want anything else but Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, or Queen's Delight, oall; and we can tell you, also, where they can be got for nothing. GEO. 8YMMER8. Nov 3 A LIBERAL TRANSLATION IS TUE VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST AIITICLE3 IS TUE DRY GOODS LINE FOR TnE Fewest Greenbacks. W'E havo just returned from tho North (th< second time thia fall) with the largest and best lino or DRY GOODS we ever have liad the pleasure of offoring to this mar? ket. Every department is crammed full of choice goods of every style, kind and variety, i A big stock of DRE*H ?U?L>S and Mena* Wear -they aro in atore and mnat be sold. Also, Furs, Cloaks, Shawls, Flannels, Skirts, Blankets, Table Linen and Domestic Goods of ail kinds. Nuiloua-a largu, vorj large stock. EVIDENCE -Onr friends tell us every day that we soil the host and cheapest goods ia tho eily ; and, aa we keep no Hash goods, but do business in a plain, straightforward way, it will ho to your interest to purohaao your goods from Nov 2_PORTER & STEELE. Cigars ! Cigars ! Cigars ! WE have now on hand a large stock of the following ohoioe branda of CIGARS, which wo are offering at low figures, and to which we invito those fond of a ohoice Oigar to give a trial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor do Matanzas, Two Histor*, Regalia Brittaniea, La Flor de Baltimore, Lord Byron, Gold Medal, Ac, Together with a largo aeaortment of low priced Cigars, Cheroots Ac Oct 20_iii1!? AGNEW A SON. For Sale. 1AAA AAA FEET LUMBER. Par ,UlM t4\J\J\J tioacan bo supplied at rdtsouahlo rates by applying to ! Sept'2 J- iHN E. OYLhS, at Hone's store. Se egera' Beer ls Pure. IT don't, contain Cococulus indiens Fish Hoiries to make slocny or headache. Jost Received, .i/A BARRELS Choice New Hulled B?CK XI/ WHEAT. For bale low by Oct 25 JOHN AGNEW A SON.