The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 18, 1871, Image 3
LONDON, November 17.-Strike* haye ?
commenced in various parts ol Spain, in
obedience, it is r0^p?$??L B?&nalsfroal
abroad.
BiuiiiiN, November 17?-Tba 3cvssu"
ment o? St. Petersburg ?B vigorously en?
gaged in the enterprise' of Russiaoising
its prov?noos on the shores of the Baltic.
A mp veinent'; tjoward this .end is to de?
clare RUSEIP.U tue only official ' language,
to be used in public decrees, in oourts
and in churches.
Americana intelligence.
: NOON DESPATCHES.
MARINE DIS A ST EUS-NEW YORK MTJNIOIPAXi
AFFAIRS-NO INDICTMENT FOR KILLING
GROSVENOR-KU KLXJX .IN INDIANA
OIROULAR FKO M THET??? AS? RV- O ABTNET
MEETING-DISMISS ALS OF CADETS, AO.
OWEN SOUND, ONT., November 16,
When the gnn-boat Prince Alfred cut, the
schooner Gold ITauter adrift, off Cabot?
Head, there were on her the captain,
mate and four men. The weather waa so
thick that the captain of tho gun-boat
could not see the schooner, and thought
sha had oopaizedY He cut her adrift to
Bave his own vessel,, ^Vhe^'t^ieN^Bather
permi fe, the 'gun-boat will again go in
search of the disabled vessel. "
NEW YORK, November l6.--Job.n
Mitchel gained a point, to-day, in his
suit against Gen. Dix for alleged impri
sonmenrTrJpdge McGunn dentine the
motion to transfer to the United States
Court, for the reason that it did not pome
under the laws of Congress of 1868 or
1868, the arrest having occurred June
14,1865* subsequent to the ?date fixed by
Presidential proclamation as the olose of
the rebellion.
District Attorney Garvin denies the
report of Tweed's indiotment by. the
gran$ Jury, sr^nfe; the case has; not been
before them. v.
The rumor of. ?tho resignation by Tom.
Fields of bra seaYin the Assembly' is un?
true.
ALBANY, November 16.-A special sayc
G?v. Hoffman met the Democratic State
Senators at Troy, to-day, to consider the
propriety of, extra sessions of the Legis
tature, to pass new reform charters, al?
ready drafted by O'Oonor, Tilden anc
others, for New York and Brooklyn.
One moro death from cholera at West
brook Hospital.
The Pacifio mail matter has been ad
justed. Alden B.-S took well was ohosei
President, and F. W. G. Bellows Yioe
President. The resignations ' of Olowi
and Lockwood were accepted, when the]
wpro/made in divido al stockholders ant
re-elected directors.. ?.
i A Scranton despatch says consterna
tion prevails at 'Hyde Park, in oonse
qqeuoe of the leaving of earth over thi
Oxford mine.. Tho building was badi;
shaken. No in i u ry to persons; Larg
aber tarea were'made in the afreets.
Benoits from London say it iei oeti
m&?d tfctt ?10.OOO,OOO belonging to th
French Government ar? on deposit ther
and held for the pay mob t of the Germai
indemnity.
The monetary disturbance in Parishs
partially abated. > 'It ia reported the Ben!
cf Pranee -Intends to double its capita!
making it 375,000,000f.,
?donoy is. plenty in. Germany, and j
rapidly drifting in to American seouritiei
Germany will, ?arly next year, rodeor
?30,000,000 sterHng of war loans, half c
it.i.n january.and February.
ROCKLAND, ME., November 16.-Th
severest gale known here for years, con
menoed oh Tuesday night ana still coi
tjnnos. The, sea ran higher in the hal
bos, yesterday, than baa been know
since' 1855. Both the steamers'wharvc
are badly '? damaged, and other wharv<
abd shipping in the port are in the sam
condition....
; CHICAGO, November 16.-The Evenir,
Journal baa it from trustworthy author
ties that tho grand fury now in sessic
had the matter of the death of Colon
Grosvenor - under investigation, an?
after careful and thorough examinatic
of all .the facts bearing upon the caa
to-day reached a unanimous oonoluaic
that there was no good ground for ii
dictaient, either against young Tres
who did the shooting. Mayor Masoi
Gen. Sheridan, or the other military ?
civil officers ender whose orders the ci
was guarded at the time of the b omi ci il
: SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.- Ell?
Wanda,' an English girl, died last nigfc
?r?Qj tu? ?u??ts of strychnine, which si
had taken' in. mistake for arsenio. SI
was in the'habit of using arsenio for h
complexion.
i SHANGHAI, Ootober 12, via SAN FHA
oisoo, November 16.-John Maighau
a British Consol, died at Shanghai, i
the 0th inst. Baron Ziohtaften h
Btarted to explore the extreme Nort
wost of China. More than 300 lives we
lost ,at Maroo, during the typhoon
September 2, , , ,
Minister Lowe has returned to Peki
The Corean expedition seems to ha
been gi ven. up.
Th? rains contin?e in'the Nor!
Within the last, top .days, the water 1
been higher than at jany, previous da
200 square miles of territory were int
dated, and 1,000 people were drowned
New Chiang, ?j ] | [ j
YOKOHOIFA, Ootober, 23, via SAN FRJ
ornoo, November 16:-The Mikado
throwing Off his exclusiveness, end
appearing freely in'public.
Minister Delon g is traveling exfa
siyejy through Japan, and is visiti
vqloahoes and all pointe of interest.
The ne? Governor of Yoko h o ma <
tertained tho foreign consuls at dion
and fti??e radically progressive speech
Consul-Qeneral Seward has returi
from his visit, to the North. Tho tr.
ble in the 8outh, growing ont of I
Oban Sjn Fou rumors, has subsid
Political difficulties are brewing in
province of Hian, and a formidable
Barree tion is imminent. The bulk
teas have arrived and have been i
tied. There has been an advance in
grades. Silk is higher, and tho cot
crop in Central China is reported f
Thp market for"coals baa be^?r activo,
wjaJt. Hf b^8oo? ?r?~*
P1TT8D?B0, November 17.-An express
train on <rn? Pan Handle Hoad encoun?
tered a broken rail- Trie fireman was
kilSjd and the '?en Rinse* ' badly scalded.
Nsw YOBK, November 17.-A wild
steer rushed tbroagh - the streets this
morning, and injured a number of per?
sons-some fatally.
?..WASHINGTON, November, :17.r- Arizona
.advices state t^a,t Coohisp. jb pot.and has
not' been on' the' reservation. Another
> Indian represented him before the peace
commission, while Cochise was on the
I war path.
NEW YOBK. . November, 17,-r-The .Go?
vernment offers 91,000 reward for the
re-arrest of Ballard, who escaped from
Ludlow jail. Ballard is eonsidered the
most, dangerous1 counterfeiter in the
world.'3 '
No signs of the vessel bearing Alexis.
Jay Qould, discovering that his bail
of $1,000,000 for Tweed does not prove
legally satisfactory, ' withdrew it, and
others were substituted.
The owner of Henry Basset offers to
ruo him sgainot anj LGI?O ia lue world
for' $30,000, from one to fonr miles. -
. '. A bonded warehouse was robbed of
$12,000 worth of silks, belonging to H.
13. Olailin. No arrests. The custom
house officers have seized $6,000 worth
of diamonds which several European
gamble/s attempted to smuggle.
Marshall O. Roberts writes a letter to
the Times, stating that he w?s misled by
false accounts furnished him by ring
members of the city government last
year, into signing a certificate endorsing
the correctness of the financial books of
the oity. He says that at the time nei
ther he nor Messrs. Moses Taylor and J.
J. Astor had any idea that the Comp?
troller waa a' cheat and a fraud, and takes
much blame npon himself for falling
into such a trap. '' '1
The counsel of Tweed have served on
Ohas. O'Oonor a demurer that the plain?
tiffs have not legal capacity to sne in the
aotion ; that the complaint does not state
sufficient facts constituting oanse of ao?
tion; that the complaint is defeotive, by
not inolnding the Mayor, Aldermen, Su?
pervisors and commonalty of the oity as
defendants. The point raised is, that
there is no legal right of the people
maintained in such an aotion.
INDIANAPOLIS, INP., November 17.
Three negroes, who murdered the Park
family, near Henryville, Indiana, were
taken from the jail at Charleston, at 2
o'olook this morning, by a mob of 150
men, in disguise, and hanged from a
tree, half a mile from the town.
NIGHT DESPATCHES,
WASHINGTON, November 17.-Dalies
E. Gook, of Alabama, has been appoint?
ed Consul to Bio Janeiro.
The oivil service commission to-day
considered the question as to what
weight should be given to seniority of
service in promotions.
The Treasury Department issued a
statement contradictory cf the reports
that the bonds forwarded' to Europe are
consigned to Messrs. Jay Cooke, Mccul?
loch & Co. The statement asserts that
every bond forwarded has been con?
signed and delivered to Richardson, As?
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, who
has an office in London, and a corps of
clarks, whose duty it is to deliver the
new bonds as they are required, taking
in payment therefor . called bonds of
1862-cancelling, eohodnhug and pack?
ing the name in iron safes for shipment
and final redemption st the United States
Treasury. No bonds are delivered by
Government officers until full payment
is received therefor. .
Commissioner Douglass was before the
Senate Finance Committee, b*:fluy, in
relation to new legislation upon the in?
ternal revenue laws.
There was a Cabinet session of three
boura' duration to-day. It is under?
stood that the forthcoming annual mes?
sage was the subject of conversation.
The President saw no visitors to-day,
either beforo or after the Cabinet meet?
ing
Robeson has issued another order,
dismissing six cadets for hazing, and sub?
jecting them to different punishments
for participation therein. He says he
will, if necessary, dismiss the last cadet
at the academy who refuses to obey the
regulations on this subject.
Probabilities-The storm contre will
probably move into Arkansas, with in?
creasing South-easterly winds oh the
Gnlf coast, possibly rising to a gale in
Texas; inoreasing Easterly winds on the
upper lakes, with threatening weather
on Saturday; falling barometer, with
cloudy weather and rising temperatnre,
from Lake Huron to Alabama. The
area of highest pressure will move into
New York, with partially olondy and
pleasant weather on Saturday; in tho
Middle and Eastern States, North-east?
erly winds, with rising temperature from
Maryland to Florida. ~ Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for our coast this
evening.
NEW YORK, November 17.--The official
oigan of the Western Union Telegraph
Company states that tho British Govern?
ment has not commenced negotiations
fori the purchase o$ the, Atlantic oable,
.ant] . no London syriuiopte* have paid a
dollar for the privilege of purchasing the.
cable within ninety days. It says the
proposition io parchase the New York
and New F?undland and London tele?
graph, whene lines aro in New Foo rut?
land, has not boen entertained.
All vessels arriving report very heavy
weather off Barn aga t. Ono vessel re?
ports seeing large amon?te of wrecked
staff Ouujpriuing planking, dook house,
cabin doors, barrels, ?co., on the 14th
and 15th.
OTTAWA, November 17.-Sir John
McDonald is reported very sick. ! 1
HABTFOIU>, November 17.-The Put?
nam Fire Insurance Company hove filed
an application for hankruptoy.
Mr. Robert Piokens departed this life
suddenly on Thursday, November 2, in
tho Bovo?ty-s?venth year of his ago.
Financial ?nS CoUKitreUl. { *
CoLTjAfjuA, 8. 0,, November ?7.^8aLes
ot cbi?op, ii to day, 86 . balee-middling
i6f??.; . ? ' ' . f ? ? ;-TTT
? LoWi*>iv November 17-Noon.-Cori*
sols 9?}? ; Bond's u?%.
PARIS. November 17.?-Bulhon in?
creased i,50o,Jooof; . '
LavEnrooL, November 17-3 P. M.
Cotton opened firm-uplands 9>?; Or?
leans 9%; sales of the week 98,000
bales; axporU li,OOO; speculation 18,000;
stock 589,000. of whian AmnHoas is
86,000; reoeipts 120,000, pf whioh Ame?
rican is 16,000; actual exports 8,000;
stock afloat 371,000, whereof American
is 94,000.
LONDON, November' 17-Evening.
Consols closed at #BL?; :> !
LIVEIU-OOL, November 17-Evening.
Ootton closed firm-uplands 9)?; Or?
leans 9%@9%; sales 15,000 bales, in
oludiog 5,000 tor speculation and export;
shipments from Bombay since last 're?
port to the 17th 2,000. The Alhambra
brings 3,228 bales of ootton.
Naw YORK, November 17-Noon.
Stocks muob better than at the opening.
Gold heavy, ut ?l@ll??. Government*
du ii and steady. Money easy, nt 6@0
State bonds dull and heavy. Exohangf
-long 9; short 0%. Flour steady
Wheat a shade firmer. Corn dull anc
declining. Pork quiet, at 13.12(0)13.15
Cotton quiet and strong-uplands 18%
Orleans 19^; sales 1,600 bales. Freighu
firm.
7 P. M.-Sales of futures to-day 7,40(
bales, as follows: November 18 5-16; De
oember 18 7-16, 18%, 18>?; January 18
18 11-16, 18 3?; February 18.%, 18 13-16
18%; March 19%, 19 1-16, 19%; Apri
19%. Money easy, at 5@6 on oall. Ex
change firm, at 9%@9%. Gold heavy
at ,11%. Loans for carrying the Go
vern ment issues of 1862 that have beei
called in by the Treasury for rodemptioi
are selling for about the same as gold
those not called in 11%@12. State
dull and heavy. Tennessees G0% ; net
66%. Yirginias 60; new 66%. Louisi
anas 65; new 55; lovee 6s 60; 8s 75. Ala
bama 8s 98; 5s 65. Georgia 6s 80; 7s 86
North Carolinas 38; new 20. Souti
Carolinas 71%; new 29. Cotton easie
but not quotably lower; sales 4,24
bales-uplands 18%. Flour-Souther
steady; common to fair extra 6.90@7.6(
Whiskey a shade firmer-small lots 94>i
Wheat irregular and unsettled-wiatt
red Western 1.65@1.66. Corn irregulo
-Western mixed 78. Pork more aotivi
but without decided change in price
moss 13.12018.20. Beef quiet-plai
mess 7(3)11; extra 11(3)14. Lard heav:
at 9@9%. Freights firm-ootton, p<
steam, 5-16.
Comparative' ootton statement-Tot
receipts from September 1, 1871, BJ
071,054 bales; same time last yet
797,456; total exports from Ssptember
1871, are 267,963 bales; same time la
year 358,150. Stock at all United Stat
ports in 1871 is 326,712; last year 331
008; at interior towns, 1871, 53,579; lo
year 61,244; afr Liverpool, 1871, 539,00
last year 420,000. American cott<
afloat for Great Britain, 1871, 94,00
last year 10,000.
Sx. Lome, November 17.-Whisk
unchanged, at 89%. Pork dnll, at 13.
for old; 13.50 for new. Bacon easier
clear rib 8; olear sides 7%(3)8. Lard 91
NEW ORLEANS, November 17.-Flo
firmer-superfine 6.45; double 7.00
7.12; treble 7.25@7 50. Oom easier
mmixed and ?yellow 71@72; white 72
73. Pork held at 14 75; no sales. ?
con easier-shoulders 8@8%; sideB 8
(3)8%. Lard dull-tierce 0%(3)10; k
11(3)11%. Sugar easier-interior 5],f,
6; common to good oommon 6(3)7%; ti
to fully fair 8(u>10; prime to choice IC
(3)11%. Molasses easy-inferior 25(3)!
common 35(3)37; fair 42(3)47; prime 4c1
50; choice 51(3)53. Whiskey 95(3)1.1
Coffee unchanged, at 18(3)19%. Cott
aotive-middling 18%(a)18%; recei]
11.898 bales; sales ?.3UU; stock 97,9'
reoeipts of tho week34,697; sales 320, O'
Mom LE, November 17.-Ootton et rc
and in good demand-middling 17
receipts 2,411 bales; sales 1,000; ste
32,810; receipts of the week 11,964; so
8,200.
BOSTON, November 17.-Cotton dnl
middling 19; receipts 365 bales; ss
300; stuck 700; receipts of tho w<
5,230; sales 1,950.
GALVESTON, November 17.-Cotl
very firm-good ordinary 15%; recei
1,179 bales; solos 1,300; stock 30,4
reoeipts of the week 5,985; sales 6,11
PHILADELPHIA, November 17.-Cot'
Bteady-middling 18%; receipts of
week 2.222.
MEMPHIS, November 17.-Cotton tl
-middling 17%(3)17%; reoeipts 1,
bales; receipts of tho week 14,895; st
12,800; stock 18,850.
BALTIMORE, November 17. ?-Cot
firm and held higher-middling 18
reoeipts 473 bales; sales 553; stock 5,2
reoeipts of the week 2,995; sales 2,371
SAVANNAH, November 17.-Cot
strong-middling 17%; reoeipts 2,
bales; salea 1,900; stock 61,035; reoo
of the week 21,639; sales 6,750.
CHARLESTON, November 17.-Col
firmer aud active-middling 17%@1'
receipts 1,316 bales; sales 1,000; reoe
of the week 10,719; sales 5,000.
AUOOSTA, November 17.-Col
steady and in fair demand-midd
17%; receipts 1,650 bales; sales 1,
stock 14,000; receipts of the weok 6,!
sales 5,600.
NORFOLK, November 17.-Ootton
-low middling !7%@17%; rec?
1,001 bales; sales 150; stock 73,039;
oeipts of the week 9,442; sales 1,200
i -
For Sale.
?. A LOT of Ario Kontaoky
MULES and HOUSES, just ar-Z/l
t"B rivod. Call at ?3
sal iL DALI'S STABLED
Oct 7_On AsBombly strc
Just Received,
-j (\ HALF OHEBTS assorted TEA. Th
WJ tho prico in market has advanced 1
cent , wo succeeded in getting our Augut
duplicated, whioh we offer at same pri
boloro._L?RICK &. LOWRANI
COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CB
KIO ATjfiH bought by
Fob 6 D. QAMBRLLL. Bro!
WHOI?BSAIiHi PBICBH CVlUtKM'.
O?HB'X?TED WXBKLT BI THE BGABD OF TBADE.
rtT.Y:ormfi?a7.Q10 NAIL3,3*vg5rc?ai>oo
BoTT?ni,N?rtn.v 28@40 0?ioHs3jJUubl?O<i$l 75
r O9Wtrj,-Wilb?20?26 OJX.K.??uBoi.?i.,i;35r{?45
BAOON.- fl?txsa. lotffSO] Machinery.. TbQ?i ( 0
"S14~e?. V lb. 9J@11 SPECIE, Gold (??1 10
Shoulders... t?rifilU Silver. @1 05
CANDLES, ?porm40it?)70 POTAT'H, Iris 1 50f(i2 (jO
Ad?mantineaifi@16 Sweot.bu? 7?(&l 00
COTTON YABN120@1 25 UWE, Carolina ? 7(0.9
Corroie. Btot M,... m t? BOT, ag : 27a@3 00
Middling .. . .....l?j t?ALT,Eiverp.2?K}r?)2 IO
Low M?dl'g, ....ltj SOAP, ?lb,.7?@l?
Good Ordny, ....15 Brinna, Alcohol,gl DOO
Ordinary.lij ' Brandy .??00(?$12 OD
OHEESE, K.D.E). 20@25 Gin..2 00@6 00
factory......lfl@22 Bum.2 00@7 00
OorrEE,Bio,$Ib25(d27 Whiekey",l 35@G 00
Laguayra.. J .2??2? BCQAB, OrUB & P15@ 16
Java..35?? Brown..... .12(t?l4
FLOUR. Co. G75@1000 STABCU, ? lb... 8J(01O
Northern.750@10 50 TEA, Groen Ibl00(^250
GBAIN, Corn 1 05?110 . Black,... .1 00@1 io
Wheat_1 80O2 00! TOB>.CT 'Ohw,.60@l 00
Oat*.75?90{ ftiiok?ngJlb;.5?@l 00
Peae. 90@1 00 VINEG-AB, Wine,.60(??G0
HAT, Nortn,?owt.200 Fronoh'.... @10o
HIDES,Dry, ^mi2i(T?lb WIME, Obam.l25@280C
Greon.@8 Pprt. ?galSOOf?? 80
LABD, ?a..:.. I2(8il5 gh?rrV; :. : 273@7 0o
LIME, $J bbl. 2 G5@2 75 mdoira.. .8 nn?8 00
B. C. Bu iv EU.
DAVID JONES.
SPECIALTIES
FOR THE WEEK
JUST IN.
A boautifnl collection of DRESS GOODS.
An elegant assortment of F?RS.
A superb lot of SHAWLS and CLOAKS.
Brilliant Btock of CARPETS AND OIL?
CLOTHS.
Magnificent collection of MILLINERY.
Unique and fashionable HAIR GOODS, of
[overy kind. (Paropa Rosa Curl, now.)
Valuable collection o? ORNAMENTAL
GOODS. ,n ;.~
Choice and protty TOILET ARTICLES and
PERFUMES.
Tho boat KID GLOVE and HC8IERY de?
partment South.
Magnificent stock hand made BOOTS and
SHOES.
Elegant and stylish HATS and CAPS.
Tho best stock of UMBRELLAS in tho
South.
Magnificent Art Gallery. Public invited to 1
aee it.
The best WHOLESALE STOCK 80UTH, on
our third floor.
Making a grand total of tho LARGEST, the I
HANDSOMEST, tho CHEAPEST and BEST |
COMBINATION of GOODS in tho United
State?, of the kind, under roof.
Nov 7_R. C. 8HIVER & CO.
M. H. BERRY'S
Furniture Ware-room
Hain Street, near Plain.
NOW on hand and daily re- |
foe!ving from the manufac?
tories of New York, Boston,
Cincinnati and Louisville, the
_largest assortment of FUR?
NITURE ever kept in thia market, consisting
in part of Walnut Parlor. Chamber and Din
Ing-Room Snits; 200 Bedsteads of different
patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chaira.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at |
shortest notice and in the best manner.
Terms cash and Gooda oheap. Oct 80
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned have re?
moved their Stables to the new
building, immediately South of
kJanney's Hall, and, with a new
- ^ /stock of CARRIAGES. BUG
GlKS ano fine HORSES, are prepared to an?
swer all calla that may be made upon them.
Horsea bought and sold on commission.
Persons in want of good stock, are invited to
give na a call. Liberal advances made on
I stock left for aale. BOYCE A CO.
W. H. BOYCE.
C. H. PKTTLWQII.L._Jan 2A
WARFIELD'S COLD WATER SOAP.
THIS SOAP washes perfectly in cold water,
soft, hard or salt. It removes grease,
oil and paint from garments. It washes all
kinds of goods-cotton, flannel, bilker woolen.
It cleanses silver, plated ware and jew
without scratching. It tho articles are mud
tarnished, rub them with a piece of flannel
which has plenty of the Soap on it. To people
who do their own washing, it is invaluable
It will save ita cost in one washing. For salo,
bu boxes of thirty-six bars, by
EDWARD HOPE,
April 9_ Agent for South Carolina.
ti
ai ti
A LIBERAL TRANSLATION!
IB TUE
VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST
?B?I0LE8 IM TUE
DRY GOODS LINE
FOB TUE
Fewest Greenbacks.
WE havo just returned from tho North
(the second timo this fall) with the
largest and best line of DRY GOODS we ever
havo had the pleasure of offering to this mar?
ket. Evory department is crammed foll of
ohoioo goods of overy style, kind and varioty.
A big stock of DRESS GOODS and Meus'
Wear-thoy aro in store and must be sold.
Also, Furs, Cloaks, Shawls, FlannolB, Skirts,
Blankets, Tablo Linen and Domestic Gooda of
all kinds. Notions-a large, very large Btook.
EVIDENCE -Onr friends tell us overy day
that we soil the boat and oboapoBt goods in
the city; and, as wo koep no flash goods, but
do business in a plain, straightforward way,
it will bo to your interest to purchase your
goods from
Nov 2 PORTER & STEELE.
Cigars J Cigars! Cigare!
WE havo now on hand a large stock of tho
following choleo brands of CIGARS,
which wo aro offering at low figures, and to
whioh we invite those fond of a choice Cigar
to give a trial:
00LUMBU8,
Longfellow,
Flor de Matanzas,
Two Sisters,
Regalia Brittanies.
La Flor do Baltimore.,
Lord Byron,
Gold Medal, Ac
Together with a largo assortment of low
priced Cigars, Cheroots. Ac
Oot 20 JOHN AGNEW A SON.
AFEW reasons why tbey should haye th?
preference over all others:
1. Wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machine Is
mnch simpler than any of the others; re*
quiring less than half tho amount of ma?
chinery.
2. As the result of this simplicity, this1 ma*
chine is moon less liable than tbe others to
got out of repair.
3. ' Ah ot her roy ult of this simplicity isl
groater durability.
4. Another reBult is less friction, and, con?
sequently, greater ease and rapidity of mo
lion, with lena noiso.
5. And greatest of all, that it use?no Shut- I
tie, and mal?es tho lock stitch.
It is tho Cnbap?Bt'to bny the best. Buy the
machino that eas justly, fairly and honora?
bly won a reputation ?nd independence
against a strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler A
Wildon not only stood first and foremost, but
ni* stands the unrivalled Sewing Machine ol
the rn Hg h toned civilized world. Bny the ma?
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
and theu you are eure to get tho best. For |
aale on the easiest poesiblo terms. Beiea
room Main street, second door below Pnceyti |
oflioo, Columbia, 8. O.
J. 8. PUR8LEY, Agent.
A. WHYTE, General Southern Agent?
Juno 21_6mo
Sixty-five First PrizelMedals Awarded I
THE OfiE&T
S ou them Piano I
MANUFA?TORY*
Wm.. KNABE & a O.
Manufacturers Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THESE instruments have been before the I
public for nearly thirty years, and upon
their excellence alono attained an unpurchas
ed pre-ejninencei which pronounces them une?
qualed. Their
TOT?.
Combino? groat power5 sweetness and fine
?inging quality, as well as great purity of in?
tonation, and sweetness throughout the entire
scale. Their TOUCH
Is pliant and olaatio, and' entirely free from
the atiflness found in so many piauoa.
IN WORKMANSHIP .
They aro unequaled, using none but the very '
boat seasoned material, the ' Targe capital em-?J
ployed in our* business' enabling UB to keop
continually an immense stock of lumber, Ac,
on band.
*?r AB our square pianos have our new im?
proved OVEEBTHUNO SCALE and Agraffe Treble.
Iff We would call special attention to our
late improvements in GRAND PIAJN08 and
I SQUARE GRAND8, patented August 14,
11666, which brings the piano nearerperfection
! than has vet been attained.
Kvcry Plano Tully Warranted for 5 Yr ara I
I Wo have made arrangements for the sole I
I cholesale agency tor the' most celebrated 1
PARLOR ORGANS and MELODEONS,
which we offer wholesale and retail, at lowest
factory prices. WM. KNABE A CO..
May23$1T6mo Baltimore. Md.
SELTZER
A UKllEI,Mo,lf!$ XTOMACH.-Tbo Sto
?3. mach. Ilks tue body politic, resents ill
treatment by rebellion. And when it rebels,
the liver, tho bowels, i he norvea, the circula?
tion, the brain, revolt likewise, and the whole
system is disastrously agitated. Pacify and
regulate tho deranged digestive organ first
1 and the disturbance in its dependencies will
sneed il 5 censo. The tonic, alterative, correct?
ive and purifying proportios of
ITARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT,
render it an irresistible remedy in cases of in
digestion and its concomitant ailments. It
ia a fino Btomachic, audits cathartic opera?
tion is BO mild and gouial that il never pro?
duces the slightest symptoms of debility.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Nov 9 40
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER, No. 20
nayno street and Horlbock's Wharf,
Charleston, 8. C. This is tho largost and
most oompleto factory of tho kind in the
Southern StatoH, end all articles in this lino
can bo furnished by Mr. P. P. Toalo at prices
which defy competition.
SXsT A pamphlet with foll and detailed Met
of all sizes of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, and
the prices of each, will bo sont free and post
paid, on application to
July ll ilyr_P. P. TOALE.
Butter.
. 4 TUBS Yirgiuia Valloy BUTTER,
Hb G tabs Mountain Butter.
3 tubs fine Ooehen Butter. .
' All nico and fresh and for Bale T,OW.
Oct 1_LORIOK.& LOWRANCE.
THE CAROLINA HO^SE
IS onco more open to the public, under
'tho superintendence of Mr. R. BARRY.
' Thc reputation of the house will be kept
bp. _Angnot 31
.American Club Fish.
A DELICIOUS relish ; better
and much oheaper than Sardines. For sale
by_E. HOPE.
Hardware, etc.
1 AA DOZEN AXE8.
lUv/ 40 bales Bagging.
200 hundios Arrow Ties.
20 dozen Railroad Shovels,
200 pairs Tr ?co Chains.
Jn-t received and for salo at lowest market
pricos. L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
"^g^jp ffi0?13-. ??5&5 g?
Rrieree's Sale.
Henry W. Dixon, Administrator, de boni? non
of Wright' Donloy, ?i. Henry Cat?glimau, ?<
: u?el Cu. ' ?: ' ,
IN pur snail co of the doc rot al order, signed
by bia Honor Judges. W. Helton, on the
27th October, I ?ill sell, before th? dour*
House, m Columbia, on the first MONDAT in
December, thai, -well-known and valuable
PLANTATION, formerly owned by Wright
Denley, deceased, known as Greenfield. Thia
plantation comprises abont 1,600 acres, lying
on the Bluff Hoad, about ten miles below Co?
lumbia, and adjoins lands of Col. Thomas
Davis. On it ia a large mill, with ample water
power; out-houses, buildings, gin, screw.
The Tract will be sub-divided to suit pur?
chasers, and plata thereof exhibited on dav of
sale, or before, upon application to the under?
signed, at bis offloe in Columbia.
ALBO,
Also, 196 aerosol LAND, mere or less, 7
miles from Columbia, bounded by lands of
Edward Percival.
Also, 80 acres of LAND, more or less, 9
miles from Colombia, on the South Carolina
Railroad, bounded by lands of Mrs. Yates
and others.
TEEMS or BALE-One-fourth oash; kalanoa
in one, two and threeyears; interest annually
secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser ta
pay for necessary papers.
The entire property of Wright Denley will
foe sold, excopt the homestead exemption.
. . D. B. DaSAUSSDBE,
Not % t_Special Beftr?g.
Columbia Canal.
WANTED, LABORERS to work upon the
Columbia Canal. Apply to
8. A. PEARCE. JR.,
Agent Columbia Water Power Company
NovlS - _4
Norfolk Oysters.
IAMno w prepared to furnish fine NORFOLK
OYSTEB8, in any quantity, to town or
country customers, and will guarantee them
the best th?t o?d bo had. and the cheapest In
tbonfatket. JOBN**D. BATEMAN,
N6V.Y5- 6 , At the Columbia Ice Hones.
Hats and Furs.
?THE grand opening at Steele's
..Hat-Hall," No. 313 King street,
Charleston, 8. 0., takes place on
NOVEMBER 16. A great display of
Hen's and Youths)' new style Dreas Hats.
Prices, 50 conta' to 15. Ladies' grand opening
of Furs, viz: MufTa, Tippets, Capos, Collara
11.50 to 130V. _Nov 16 tb2
. Quinine! Quinine!!
QHA OUNCES QUININE, for sale low,
OL/V/ hy S. H. HE1NIT8H,
Wholesale Druggist, Columbia, 8. O.
Oct 20 ___j_t_
Castor Oil! Castor Oil!!
2BBLS. Prime CASTOR OIL, for sals low,
by E. H. HKINITSH,
Oct 20 % " -r" .Wholesale Druggist.
Bead,the Evidenca and be Convinced.
Dr. X. D'. HeiniUh-PEAS Sra: Hy wife and
four.of my ohll dren w?rft "taken with Ch ills
and Fever one year ago, last August, and
after exhausting the proscriptions of Quinine
and Barks, andi all other known remedies,
without effect, I was induced to try your
"KIN A CHILL CUBEi,: I am happy to say
that, after using five bottles, they nave en?
tirely recovered their health. Not one of
them have had a return or a symptom of
Chills sines. Year remedy is a specific
Yours, truly, 8. W. MOBBIB.
LEXINGTON, 8. 0.
K INA CHILL CURE for sale only at
Sept 27 j E. H. HEINTTBH'8 Drug Store.
Jost Received,'
cJfamjL^ A. LABOE stock of fashionable
^^y* light CARRIAGES. Prices low, at
W. K. GREENFIELD'S
Carriage Repository, corner Assembly and
Lady streets._No
Splendid Prize Piano.
sfjfBLsssssl THE subscriber offers for salo
TNI I SMIthat magnificent PIANO whioh
JD SU ?took the Premium at the late
j Fair. It can be aeon, together with instru
. mente of other makers, at his residence, cor?
ner of Bull and Richland streets. ?
Nov 17 3_W. H. ORCHARD.
NEWS ?BPOT.
IHAVE opened a NEWS' audPERIODICAL
DEPOT at the etanfl formerly-occupied by
I Alonzo Reese, and will supply my customers
with anything they may wish In my Une.
Oivemeao?U. i N. Ol GIBSON.
I -Nov 14 ... ' : ? ? ; ' ? j_6_
CLOTHING HOUSES
OP.
CHILDS & WILEY
ABE dafly receiving tho finest READY
MADE CLOTHING, for old and young
gentlemen, that have ever been offered In thia
market. No custom-made can surpass, and
but few can equal them, in style, and finish,
and price.
HATS.
We sell the beat, at lower rates than those
who don't buy from the manufacturers direct.
SHIRTS.
We keep the Star and True Fit constantly
on hand, and will take orders for half dozen
or more, and warrant a flt.
UNDER-WEAK in all varieties.
BURRER CLO TRINO.
GLOVES-Leather, Back. Kid, Dog,Bat and
Beal. Bargains to be had in GLOVES.
NECK WEAR-all styles. Plain and fancy
Linen and Paper COLLARS.
Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and
aomo that won't coin.
Wo will take Greenbacks at par for aU
these._8ept 26
Eefiaed Oil.
CCOTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal
j lon or barrel. Also, in glaaas, pints and
quarts. For salelow._E. HOPB.
Just Received,
1 rv BARRELS Choice New Hulled BUCK?
AU WHEAT. For sale low by
Oct 25_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Ohoioe Family Flour.
A i\f\ BARRELS Extra Family, Medium
4fclMJ and Low Priced FLOUR, for sale
low down._E. HOPE.
Seegers' Beer is Pare.
r? don't contain Coooculus Indiens Vial
Berries to make ghjepv or headache._
Barley! Barley!
PLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY at
$1.25 por bushel. Terms oash. ?&
Sept 22_JOHN 0. 8BHQEM?
Native and Foreign Wines JSlg
SOUPPERNONO, Concord, Bautorn?H
rot, ChampagnoB, Just received_arHSS
salo low, by_ S. HO^Ba
Cranberries. |1
1 pf BU8HEL8 CRANBERRIES, In fine?
JL.O der, for sale by_; g. HOPBH
To Bent,
ASTORE, on Main street. Possessio!
given immediately. Apply at thia offioe
Nov 5_,
The Beat Beef,
^asSBfesmMUTTON, Pork and Sauaagoi
Sra ?Hean be obtained at Stalle S and 1
rPn for leal money than at any otb?
place. Try us. STARLING A J?0VB.
Nov 7 t