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? -?? Foreign Affair?t LONDON, Ootober 14.-The BteamBhip Glamorgan, pioneer of the line between Cardiff and New York, sailed yesterday. GENEVA, Ootober 14.-Prinoo Napo? leon, escorted by French agents, has ar? rived on tho frontier. MADRID, Ootober 13-Evening.-The Carlista continue their agitation in Cata? lina, whoro several have been arrested, including some soldiers on fnrlough. No further news from Ferrol. Tho capital is perfeotly tranquil. MADRID, Ootober 12 -A despatoh fram Fenol, received in Madrid late last night, says the insurrectionists made two attacks on tho frigute Asturias on Friday, but in both instances wore speedily repulsed by tho crew. Three Government VOSBOIB aro blookading the entrance to tho harbor of Ferrol, and it ?B impossible for any vessels captured by the rebels to got out. Anarchy prevails in the insurgent band, and it is believed the insurrection will bo overthrown by the first attack of tho Government troops. Marshal Bregoa, Captaiu-General of the province of Corrino, has arrived at Ferrol with a force of Government troops. The rebels continue to concen? trate at the arsenal. 1,500 insurgents, who left for Jubis, wore intercepted by a foroo under Marshal Bregna and re? treated. American Slatters. NEW YORK, October 13.-The enrreocy question is causing excitement through? out Hay ti. HAVANA, October 13.-Mr. Nelson, United States Minister to Mexico, ar? rived here und loft for New York to day. WASHINGTON, Ootober 13.-Boss Wi nana' patent for naval hulls has boon ex? tended. ST. LOUIS, October 12.-Tho Demo? crats and Liberals in tho First Distriol to-day nominated Hon. Wm. Grosvenoi for Congress. PITTSBURG, October 13.-Wiley's hoi low-ware works and foundry ure burned loss $200.000. NEW YORK, October 13.-The shit Yokohama, from New York, with a cargc of kerosene, collided with tho stoamshir. Nile at sea, on the 2(3th nit., and was sc badly damaged that she was Bet on fire Tho orew of the ship were taken to St Thomas. LOUISVILLE, Ootober 12.-Publio ex oitement concerning the fatal oonse quencos of the fall of the building it course of erection on Market street, las night, continued to-day. There is i strong determination on the part of th people to hold tho parties to a strict ac count for the death of five porsone The reported death of ono of the boy taken out alivo is incorrect. A rule wa issued in the city court, to-day, agains the owners of the property, requiri? them to show cause why tho buildin should not be torn down. John Ac drews, the architect, and John Heil, th contractor, were arrested on warran! charging them with the murder c Henry Nolte, his wifo and two ohildrer who were ornahed by the walls. Th accused were held in bail of $5,00( The mortar used in the building WE wretched in character, being little betti than wet sad. The rear portions of foi houses were crushed by tho falling wall In the second house West of thone building, a whole family narrowly e caped. The coroner's inquest is ai journed until to-morrow, at 10 o'cloc! in order to obtain further reliable tesl mony as to tho cause of the di?aste The victims will bo buried to-morro' The appearance- of their remains w sickening. The heads of all we crushed in a fearful manner, and tra facos were badly cut and mashed out any resemblance to human feature The catastrophe has created a deop ii pression throughout tho com mun?t and the result will, no doubt, bo tho < ganization of a better system of buildi and inspeotion. The loss on the boil ing will roaoh $50,000. PHILADELPHIA, Ootober 14. -Prof est Tray or, of the University of Penns vania, ?B dead; aged sixty-three yea He hold the professorship thirty year PITTSBURG, Ootober 14.-A rolli mill at Johnstown, covering five acres wood laud, was burned to-day; 1 8400,000. Several firemen were injur INDIANAPOLIS, Ootober 14.-The 1 publicans elect both Congressmen large. Shanks (Radical) was defea by twenty-eight votes. The delegat: stands nine Republicans and four Der orate.; AunuRN, N. Y., October 14.-A cc drizzling rain storm prevailed here t morning, and the oity wears a gloo appearance. A large number of < tinguished citizens arrived by ec trains. 1 P. M.-The streets of tho city thronged with people, who are arriv by trains and from the surround country in private conveyances. ' storm continues, but the people lino streets through which tho procossio to pass, and many persons have Beac places at the windows of buildii There was a constant stream of pee to view the remains until 1 o'olool M., and it is estimated that not less t 6,000 persons passed the casket. Tl will bo co one present at the cert (whioh take plaoo iu the mansion o'clook P. M.) except tho family a ut latives of the deceased. The rem will then be taken to St. Peter's Chu where the Episcopal burial service bo read. TROY, Ootober 14.-Tho Sara County Bank, at Waterford, was rob at an early hour this morning, of 8300,000, by a gang of nine despera disguised in Eu Klux uniforms, robbors secreted themselves in tho li of the cashier, Mr. D. M. Hovanbu carly last evening, and afterwards bi and gagged the entire family, exoep cashier, irho they compelled to opel vault of the bank. Tho loss to the is about $8,500. Special depositor! lose about $300,000 in United S bonds aod stocks. The cashier ocoapied ! rooms over the bank. A reward of $10,000 is odored for the arrest of the robbers. KNOXVILLE, Ootobor 14.-Tbe East Tennessee Division Fair commenced to? day. The entries are of all descriptions and numerous. Immense throngs are in the city. The fair oloseB Saturday, the 19tb. Staub's Opera House, the largest and finest edifice of the kind iu tim State, seating 1,500 people, was oponed to-night. Covington had a riot last nigbt. A Grant procession, huit white and half black, was passing, when a boy shouted for Greeley. A negro said, "Shoot bimi" when firing commenced. Many ineffect? ual shots wero fired, but a number were struck with torches. Doors and windows were struck, and two stores broken iu. CHICAGO, October 14.-Two sample trunks, filled with watches, valued at $20,000, belougiog to M. N. Strauss, traveling agent tor Riuhberg & Co., of Now York, were taken from tho office of tho Hass Houso, some time betweou 1 and 6 o'clock, on Saturday morning. KINGSTON, ONT , Ootober 14.-Tho propeller China was burued up, with her cargo of merchandise, last night, uh'ut 8 o'clock, fifteen miles from here. HARRISBURG, October 14.-An cn gi DC at Lowistown bridge ran into an omni? bus, on Saturday ev ming, killing thc driver and injuring seven passengers, in? cluding David E. Robinson, Cashier ol the Mifilin County Bank, but not seri ously. NEW YORE, October 14.-Tho Custon House and other Federal offices ar? closed to-day and flags generally at half mast over tho city, iu memory of Mr Soward. Probabilities-Tho barometer will pro bably fall iu North-west and ou tin upper lakes, with Southerly winds cloudy weather and rain in the Mis sissippi and lower Ohio Valleys; wind veering to South-westerly, with parti; cloudy weather and frosts, in the Gul and South Atlantic States; winds veerin; to Northerly and Easterly, with gone rally clear weather, from the lower lake ?ver the Middle States and New Eog land; wiuds generally Northerly t Westerly, with clearing, clear and ooc weather, but increasing temperature ?nd winds veeriog to Southerly, on th lower lakes by Tuesday noon. CHARLESTON, Ootober 14-Arrivod Brig C. C. Colson, Boston; steumsbi William Kennedy, Baltimoro; schooue \duliza, New York. Klnancliil an.? Crame rel ?.1. COLUMBIA, S. G., October 14 -Sah sf cotton to-day 87 bales-middlin L7%c. NEW YORK, October 14-Noon.-Stool pery strong. Gold heavy, at 12??. Mone steady, at G. Exchange-long 8%; sho 10%. Governments quiet and stead; ?itato bouds strong. Cotton firm; sal 1,241 bales-uplands 19J^ ; Orleans 2 Flour quiet and unchanged. Whe lull and nominally unohanged. Coi juiefc and firm. Pork steady, at 14.3 U%rd quiet-steam 8jJ8@3%. Freigh lull. Sales of cotton for future delivo: >n Saturday evening 1,200 bales, us fe ows: Octobet 18%; November 18^ December 18 11-16, 18%; Feb rna 10%; March 20. 7 P. M.-Cottou-uet receipts to-di r,990. Sales of futures to-day 17,u tales, as follows: October 1815-16, 1 November 18*g, 18%; December 1811-1 181316; January 19, 19%; Februa 19%, 1911-16; March 20, 20%; Ap 20%, 20%. Cotton firm; sales 2.-1 bales-uplands 19%; Orleans 20. Flo in moderate request and uuehange Whiskey steady. Wheat irregular, ch log a shade firmer-winter red Weste 1.58(^1.65. Corn lo. better and iu n lernte export, homo and speculative < maud. Rico steady, at 7%?8%. Pr sxcited aud decidedly higher, at 11.3t 14 60. Boef steady. Lard activer a iteady. Freights firmer. Money ea it2@3. Sterling dui! but steady. G 12%($12%. Governments very stro: States strong on Tenues se es and \ ginias; others very quiet. BALTIMORE, Ootober 14.-Cotton fi -middling 18%; receipts 1,182 ba Bxports coastwise 403; sales 430; st 2,440. Flour steady. Wheat han advanoiog tendenoy. Corn firm-wi 70?72; yellow 67@70. Provisi firmer. Mess pork 15.50. Shoulc B%. ST. LOUIS, Ootober 14.-Bagging qu at 11@15. Flour steady-wiuter HU] Bne 5.60?6.00. Corn firmer-No. mixed, 39. Whiskey 88@89. F iteady, at 15.25. Bacon quiet and c limited jobbing demand-shoulders I ?dear rib sides 12; clear sides 12%. I piict-summer 8. CINCINNATI, October 14.-Flour ind holders unwilling to make con dons-7.40?7.75. Corn quiet and w it 42. Pork firm, afc 14.00. Lard : -summer 7%; steam 7%; kettle 8. son firm-shoulders 7%; clear rib s 11%; clear sides 12. Whiskey li rm 33. BOSTON, October 14.-Cotton qui middliog 19%@20; receipts G87 b ?mles 200; stook 3,500. CHARLESTON, Ootober 14.-Cc active-middling 18%; receipts ii bales; oxports coastwise 1,610; i 1,200; stock 18,642. MOBILE, Ootober 14.-Cotton firm in good demand-good ordinary ] low middling 18; middling 18%; rec 1,989 bales; exports coastw~iso 1 sales 600; stook 8,033. AUGUSTA, October 14.-Cotton and in good demand-middliog receipts 1,132 bales; sales 1,055. NORFOLK, Ootobor 14.-Cotton fi low middling 18@18%; rocoipts bales; oxports 2,023: sales 300; 5,919. LOUISVILLE, October 14.-Flour ii demaod-extra family 6.50@7.00. 4G?18. Pork quoted at 14.00 hero. Bacon ia good domand supply altijont exhausted; shoulden olear rib > sides 11%; clear side Paokod lard 9%@11. Whiskey Hi 88. SAVANNAH, October 14 -Cotton firm and in good domnnd-middling 18J?@ 18hi; receipts 4,972 balea; exports 3,3(35; salea 1,400; stock 30,582. WILMINGTON, Ootober 14.-Cotton steady-middling 18>?; receipts 402 baloB; exports 271; BaleB 2; stock 3,024 MEMPHIS, Ootober 14.-Cotton firm and active-middling 18J.<; receipts 2,893 bales; Bhipmout 770; stock 7,827. GALVESTON, October 14. - Cotton firm and held higher-good ordinnry 16!??162X; receipts 1,733 balen; exoorts 1 1,332; sates 500; stock 2,589. PHILADELPHIA. October 14 -Cotton firm-middling 1%@19??. NEW ORLEANS, October 14 -Cotton active and prices higher-good ordinary 17%; low middling ISy*; middling 19; receipts 3,374 bales; exports 2,(539; sales 3,000; stock C.837. LONDON, Ootober ll-Noon.-Consols 9?%\ 5s 89%. LIIVEKPOOL, October 14-3 P. M. Cotton opened firm, and is now active uplands 9??; Orleans 10,1?; sales on Satnrday reuched 15,000 bales; sales to-day 20,000; speculation and export 7,000; sales of Orleans for October, at 10; uplands Ootober and November 9}.?. LIVERPOOL, October 14-livening. (Jetton closed uucbangcd; sales of up lands for October aud November at 9 7-1G; Orleans for Novembor and De? cember ut 9^4 ; short- middling 3Gs. aud Gd. THE RESULT AT GENEVA.-The amount accorded to the United States by tho Geneva tribunal, stated at S15.500.000, is the least important feature of this grave aud authoritative decision, and presents a ridiculous contrast to thu thousand millions which might have been awarded if any tribunal in thu world could bavo beeu found to enter? tain tho modest suggestion of Mr. Ban? croft Davis for indirect damugoR. What is of more moment than tho money da? mages is the three rules of neutrality on which tho indemnity bas bceu awarded, which are: That u neutral government is bound to use due diligence to prevent the fitting ont, arming or equipping within its jurisdiction, or tho departure, ??a., of any vessel which it has reason to believe is intended for war ugainet a power with which it is at peaoo. Se? condly, not to permit or suffer either belligerent to uso its ports or waters for warlike purposes against each other, or for procuring warliko supplies or re? cruits. Thirdly, to exercise duo dili? gence in its own ports and waters, and as to all persons withiu its jurisdiction, to prevent any violation of the foregoing obligations and duties. These aro just principles, and quite as valuable to Great Britain as ourselves, inasmuoh os, in the event of- Great Britain getting hereafter into war with a power with which wo aro at peace, Americau neutrality is secured. We see nothing gained for this country under these proceedings which might not have boen secured nuder tho John? son-Clarendon treaty.-Ballimore Sun. A NEW OUTPOST OP SCIENCE.-Tho Go? vernment hus, within the past summer, planted a signal station for physical and meteorological observations on the island of St. Paul, in Bohriug Sea. The ob? server sent thither by the Weather Bu? reau is charged with the duty of exton livo researob and freqnent reports as to the entire Alaskan and Aleutian terri? tory, and much valuable and interesting matter is expected from him. This out? post of science in tho North Pacific will be of speoial valuo in studying the cli? matology of the whole North-western coast of America, and will connect its investigations with tho oceanic explora? tions soon to be undertaken by the navy in tho waters South of the Aleutian Islands. The cornor-stono of the monument to the memory of Miles Standish was laid on the 17th instaut, at Duxbury, with appropriate elocutionary exereises. The orators had a good deal to say in honor of the Puritans; but a Boston nowspaper calls attention to the fact already touched ?pon by The Zion's Harald, that the Pil grims who landed from tho Mayflower upon Plymouth Rock in December, 1G20, were not Puritans, but wore in England persecuted by Puritans. Tho first Pori tans came in 1G30 to Boston aud Salem We suspect thero is a good deal moro talk than knowledge of the Puritnns in Massachusetts generally. [New York Tribune, It has been at last decided that "it shall be illegal to brand, mark, or tattoo on tho body of any soldier by sentence of court martial." Tho dato of this enactment is Juno G, 1872, and wo leave the reader to wonder why that party which has so persistently wept over and traded in the flagellation of hypothetic Southern blacks has only just now, as it were, awakened to the crying enormity of dappling a red-hot branding iron on the quivering flesh of a soldier of the United States army.-New York World. The Lancaster Ledger says under the hoad of "ImportantInformation:" "Let? ters recoived hero from prominent load ers of tho Conservative party, convey tho information that tho party will sup? port in tho approaching election tho lion. Reuben Tomlinson aud his ticket for State officers. Siuco it has boou deemed impolitio to placo a Conservative State ticket iu tho field, this is tho only conrso left for tho honest people in the State to adopt. The Tomliuson ticket will be printed at tho hoad of our County Conservative ticket." Tho construction of tho Port Royal Railroad is now progressing rapidly. Regular train service has been extended to Allendale, sixty miles below Beaufort, and twelve miles beyond Hoover's, thu last terminus. Three now locomotives and a number of cars have boon added to the equipment. Tho bridge across the Savannah River, it ?B expected, will bo completed by December 1. TUE OLD STORY.-Sarah Bell, a co? lored wurnnii, who lived ou tho Elliott p[nco, ou tho Dorchester road, diod ou Saturday. Au inquest wa? held, aud the ?ad ?tory told by those who know her, that elie had been sick some time, und died, perhaps, because sho did not have that attention due to her ill condition. Alas! tho poor negro I [Charleston Courier. SAI> ACCIDENT.-Yesterday morning, ns Mrs. Nichols, au old lady living on Broad street, was ascending a flight of utans in her residence, she was suddenly taken ill, and fell to tho bottom of the stairs. Sho was immediately picked up and carried to her room. On placing her on tho bed, however, lifo was found to be extinct.-Augusta Constitutionalist Tweed says that he hus never yet run away from Now York, and, what is more, ho is not going to run away, but will rc main "till Birnam wood do come to Dunsinane." A mau with Uve or ton million dollars can afford to stay in New York, if ho did steal it. Only the email rogues go to Sing-Sing. The great volcano on tho island of Hawaii, called Mauna Loa, is again in eruption. When compared to this vol? cano, iEtnu and Vesuvius dwindle into inoiguiliounco. Tho bed of its stream of lava from former eruptions is ten milos wido. Some thief effoeted an ontranco into tho office of tho Boaufort Republican, (an organ of the Boilers,) and carried off a (piantit v of typenud material, and which considerably inconvenienced the pub liRbor. After a few days, tho thief re peuted and returned tho stolen property Two individuals, named Michael Har tert and Henry Heyer, whokopt a rinche on Snake Crook, Dakota, wero lynched |1 by a party of unknown men on the night of the Ti h mutant. Tho gin house of Mr. - Daly, at Florence, was burned on Friday night, together with tweuty bales of cotton and a considorablo amount of seed cotton lying ueur. I write you to certify that I have used Dr. Simmons* Liver Regulator iu my family with complete success. J. W. D. BIRD, O 12^3 Chattahoochee. Fla. t lu Philadelphia, policemen iu tho garb '1 of civilians escorted the President's New York repeaters through the city, and laid oat their work for them. I ' The fearful announcement is made, that during tho recent fumino in Persia, no loss than 3,OUO,O0O people uorished from huugcr. The veritable sea-serpent, sixty feet long, with a bead as large as a barrel, has beeu soon off Bay Point, S. C. Old newspapers for sale at PHOENIX office, at fifty cents a hundred. IN MEMORIAM. HENRI* BRIDGES, ann of Colonel lt. R Bridged, was horn iu Edgecumbe County, N. U., in tho yoar 1832. At au early age, ho en? tered tho Virginia Military Instituto, where lie won honorable distinction, and on the -1th | ] jay ot July, 1871, he recoivod at the hands of bia Alma Muter tho badge of his woll-uierited academic honors. Whilo iv cadet, he gained thu eiteotu of tho entire faculty, for tho fa? cility and perfection with which ho grasped and mustered tho most d i Hi cult problenib ef ?ll the sciences iu the coarse; and for hit up? right and soldierly carriage, waa successively ippotuted to tho oflioes of corporal and ser? geant. Modeat and retiring, ho waa yet lirm in tho diechargo of bia duties; and esteeming tho diadem of Ilia honor aa above the aordul inijoymeuis of vice and diaMpation, ho spurned, as an insult to tho niajeaty of bia manhood, all solicitations to depart from the promiao ho had made to bia mother tu lead a temperate life. Upon his gruduatiou. ho waa appointed an Assistant Professur by the Board of Visitors af tho Virginia Military Instituto and tho I , Uovornor of Virginia. Rut Cod bad hiugled ' him from out tho ranka of bia \outhful com rades aa a mournful monition to all of thc aueertaiuty of nxistonoe, and at tho com mencoumut of tho present month, at Rich? mond, Va., he was summoned tu lake from I death's outstretched hund, as from afiioud. 1 tho Christian's crown of immortality. All \ who kucw him realized that it waa hard to ?ivo him up, "with doath so Uko a gentle humber" ou that faco, which had beamed through all his tmfleringa aa tho gladsome sunshine in a gloomy place. Patient, HU river cheerful, he met his approaching end aa ; hough he felt as if his form wore clad iu tho royal purple o'" a pure lifo, '-and his foot-steps ivsro on tbs palace Blairs which slope thrnugl limo UP to tho coronation ball of Heaven.' in contemplating hi? brief lifo and tho no- 1 tidily and integrity of his character, doon it | 1 liecomo us lo mourn tor him? R&ther let ns wonder whore for him doath had a sting or tho gravo a victory. Though bia "days woro Hwifter than (Tcavcr'a shuttle," yet ho loft an exampl which, for ita aiinoAt faultless perfection, w mould commend und strivo to imitate. "We know that Oed has but removed Tho yem which ho has given; And though tho casket moulders hore. Tho jewel is iu Ueavon." At a mooting of tho Grand Lodge, depu? tised hy tho M. V7. Grand Mastor, R. S. Bruns, Ibo following r?solutions wero unanimously pasted: Resolved, That tho address of District Deputy Grand Master O. T. Reno bo pub tiahod in the Columbia daily papers. Resolved, That tho thanks nf tho Masonic fraternity of Columbia are duo to Prolossor linchar ami bia excellent band for music on tho oocauiou of tho laying of tho corner-stone ot tho United Statu? Court House aud Post Dflico, Resolved, That tho thanks of tho Masonic fraternity of Columbia aro duo to Mr. A?piiar Adair for furnishing wreaths for tho decora? tion uf tho triumphal arch. w. r. nix, " J. SULZUAOIJER, C. E. KIRK, Oat 15 Oiimmlttoo. Notice. EniTOit DAILY PmKNIx: Ploaao announce Mr. W. T. MARTIN aa an independent can t?ldate for Behool Commissioner, and obligo Oct LS 2" MANY REPUBLICANS. Fall Supplies. r?Mi?? nudorsignod havo now on hand, and X ?re constantly in receipt of, a full aeaort mont ot Goode in their line, consisting of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, HARDWARE. IR.>N, NAILS PAINTS, OILS, Ao., Po which thoy invite tho attention of their friends and oustomers, guaranteeing to pnr chasers tho very lowest market prices, and most extensive stock to select from. Oct 12 JOHN AGNEW A SON. POST OFFICE CORNER-STONE HAS bren laid according to tho square. Thia ia tho principio upon w hieb tho CIGARS and TOBACCO aro sold al tho sign of tho "Indian Qirl." lr parties desiring to indnlgo in a luxury would always invest their twenty-flvo cunts in "Golden bug,"or somoolher favorite brarid, tho expresa 0:1 "I waa ROBBED LIST NIGHT," Would noverbc hurd. AH you know, deni in? un tlio pquare will ?UvTTS keep the bead level, fry Stuh/.'s "AAAA" Plug Tobacco. Oct IS ^XiF^f?fr Independent Fire Co. {'.. A^fwfeiA^' Tni': members will at "J?,. 9? But ['end their regular month [;- _ -t?aS^HR. 1 v mocting, at their Hull, ^jfcgB^^^^1 '^ E I?1/^d1^' ' at Contractors, Take Notice ! OITY CLERK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, 8. O , October 14, 1872. SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at I thia oflico until noxt regular meeting of 1 the <Jity Cou0nil, (on tho fourth Tuesday in October,) for building tho Hook and Ladder House that is tobo erected for Hook and Ladder Fire Company. Bidders will stato what they will do tho work for, the city fur? nishing all materials; and thoy will also make hid?, mating what they will build the samo tor, furnintiing all materials themsolvea. Plans aud ?pccif?R?tions oatt bo seen at this ?moo. GliA.S. HA RN UM, City Clerk. Oct 15 OAK PL ANK " For Sale. A KOUT 20,000 feet-B. M.-of good OAK PLANK for sale low. Size 2A inches thick, 10 'cot in length. Cau ho ?cen near tho Wil? lsington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Do v)t. Addrcsa E. W. MERCER, Oct 15 0 Box 194, Columbia, 8. C. Proclamation, MATO n's Omen. COLOMBIA, S. C., October ll, 1872. IYtlE followiug extract from tho "Election . Law" id publiahed for general informa ion: "8KC. 1). All bar-rooms, saloons and other I daces for tho Sile ol' liquors by rotail, shall io cloaod at G o'elockof tbo evening preceding lie day of such- election, aud remain closed ?util Ci o'clock in tho morniug of tho day hereafter, and daring the time aforesaid,.the >?le of intoxicating liquors ia prohibited. Vny person duly convicted before a competent ?oort of a violation of this section, shall bo moished by a fino not exceeding fifty dollars, >r by imprisonment not exoeodin g nix months, >r by both such Hue and imprisonment, in the liscretion of tho court." Tho regular and special policemen have leen instructed to report all violations of [ tbovo-elated law. Oct 15 2 JOHN ALEXANDER. Mayor. Wanted Immediately, TEN DRESS-MAKERS. Applv to Oct 13 2 -?tit. C. SHIVER & CO. Boarding. MI. 8 CORDELIA MORDECAI, Columbia, 8. C., stuuouuccB that her eetabliah nent, South-west corner of Sumter and Lady streute, is prepared to accommodate BOARD .jliS, permanent and transient, where the ante, and comforts of the moat fastidious viii lio guaranteed. Oct 12 Hmo ?S~ Charleston Courier copy every other lay for one month. BELL SCHNAPPS, Distilled by the Proprietors, AT 8CIIIEOA9I, IS HOLLAND. IN INVIGORATING TONIC AND MEDICINAL It EVE Ii A O'E. Warranted perfectly pure, and fi co from all luloteriou* enbatancos. It is distilled from 3AM.KY of thc finest quality, and tho AHOMA .IC JUNIFKII BERKY OF ITALY and designed .rpressly for ewen of Dyspepsia or Indigos ion, Dropsy, (lout, Rheumatism, General debility, Catarrh of tho Bladder, Pains in tho luck anti Stomach, and all diseased of the Jrinary Organs, lt gives great reliof in lathuia, Gravel aud Calculi in tho Bladder, itrongthcua and invigorates tho system, and s a certain preventative and cure of that Ireadful scourgo, I EVEB AND Au UK. CAUTION I Ask for "HUDSON G. WOLFE'S ?ELL SCHNAITS." For Bale by all respectable Grocers and Apo hecarioe. 3UDSON G. WOLFE A CO., 80I0 Importers. Office, 18 South William street, New York. Sept 16 3mo Notice. )FFICE BOAIW or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, COLUMBIA, 8. C., September 0,1872. A RCHITKCTS aro requested to tuibniit ?TL plans for a new COURT HOUSE, for Itichiauu County, on or before tho 15TH DAY >f Octuhor next. Said building is to contain ifuccs for Clerk of Court, Sheriff, Commis lionera, Judge of Probato,Treaf-urer, Auditor iud Coroner. Coat not to oxcoed 130,000. Tho Commissioners resorvo tho right to re oct any or all plans submitted. JOHN H. BRYANT, Chairman, URIAH PORTEE, J. J. GOODWIN, Sept 10 X Commissioners. Railroad meeting. TREASURER'S OFFICE, CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA A Ava. It. It. Co., COLUMBIA, S. C., September 23, 1872. A T a meeting of tho Executive Committee OL of tho hoard of Directors, held this day, it was Resolved, That a general meeting of tho I Stockholders of this Company ho called, to take placo at 1? o'clock A. M., in tho city of Columbia, H. C., on TUESDAY, Ibo 15th day if October, next. In oheilicnco to tho abovo order, and tho provisions ol tho charter, tho Stockholders ire respectfully invited to convene in trouerai meeline BB slated. C. BOUKNIOUT, Sopt_2fii'J_ Secretary. Notice. TnE undersigned having thin dav formod a LAW PARTNERS Ul P. under" the firm lame of BAX 1ER ck SEIBELS, will practico ti tho Probate and Circuit Courts of tho Stats. JAMES M. BAX 1ER, J. T SEIBELS. Oflico for the present with Mosers. Scibols t Ezell, Brokers. COLUMBIA,8. C., October 12.1872. Oct 13 20 Cooking Butter. KITT8 COUNTRY BUTTER, for 000k iug purposes. HOPE A GYLES. NOTICE. To the Electora of Richland County. IN accordance with tho proclamation of hhs Excolloucy ltohcrt K. Scott, Governor of South Carolina, an election will be held in Richland County on WEDNESDAY, October 16,1872, for tho election of National, State and County Bcpreaeutatives and ofllcerB, to wit: ' A Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Attorney-General. Secretary of Stato. Stato TrbaBurer. Comptroller General. Superintendent of Education. Adjutant and Inspector-General. Ono Congressman to represent Third Con? gressional District in the United States Con? gress, and ono Congressman Irom the State at largo. Four Representativos. Ono Clerk ol Court. Ono ShorifT. Ono Solicitor for tho Fifth Circuit. Ono Judge of Probate. Ono School Commissioner. Three C"unty Commissioners. Ono Coroner" Too polls will be opened at G o'clock A. M., and close at G o'clock P. M., at the following places, and under thc following managers, viz: The city of Columbia is hereby divided into four electiou precincts. WARD ONE. First, citizens in Ward Ono will vote at An drow Wallace's, (formerly tho Fenton II ouse,) on Richardson street. Managers-H. M. Davidton, A. H. Mon? teith, Manson Williams. SECOND, WAUD TWO, rOLL AT COUBT HOUSE. Managers-C. J. Carroll, R. D. Sonn, Ben? jamin Williams. 'i'll I Ul), WAIID THIIEE, POLI. AT PHONIX HOOK AND I.ADDEB COMPANY. Managers-M. F. Nixou, Daniel Idair, Jos. Smith. FOUIITU, WARD FOUn, POLL, AT MINORT'S, ( FORM - EU LY O'CONNELLS DUILUINO.) Managers-J. Dahlmann, John Fitzaim mons, Holland Mitchell. GADSDEN. Managers-Thomas W. Dawson, Kit Milla, Sims White. nontiNs. Managers-Green B. Bush, John B. Good? wyn, James J. Goodwyn. TRENOOI.M'S onovE. Managers-J. C. F. Simms, Touey Blaine, Moses Tollivor. CAMI' GROUND Managers-Nathan Dub ard, Jacob Jackson, J. Caunon. KILLIAN'S. Managers-Eli Killian, Thomas Garner, Charlea Schultz. DAVIS'. Managers -E. 8. Percival, Thomas Roberts, Richard Poi leo. GARNER'S. Managers-8am'l G. Henry, January Simr soii, Frederick Wallace. ACTON. Managtrs - Eugene Clarkson, Joeeph Walk or, Anderson Burns. Tho Chairmen of tho reepective Boards will moot thc Commissioners of Election at tbs Court Honre, Colombia, on Monday, the l?th instant, at ll o'clock A. M., to receivo ballot boxes, poll lists, and written and verbal in? structions. A. L. SOLOMON, .rEsOP G00D8ON, CESAR LOWNDES, Commissioners of Election, Richland Co. Oot 5 I VEGETABLE SlCiUAH HAIK RENEWER? Every year increases tho popularity of this valuab?o Hair Preparation; willoh is duo to merit alone. We can assuro our old patrons that it is kept fully np to its high standard; and it is tho only reliable and perfected pre? paration for resioiing GRAY OR FADED HAIR to Us youthful color, making it soft, lustrous and silken. Tho scalp, by its uso, becomes whit o and dean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tonic properties, nrevents the hair (rem lading out, as it stimu? lates and nourishes tho hair-glands. By its uso, tho hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it rust? res thc caniliary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth, except in extreme old age. It is the most economical HAIR DIIKSSINO ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid glojsy appearance. A. A. Hayen, M. D., State Assayer of Massachu? setts, says: "Tho constituents aro pure, and carefully selected for excellent quality; and I consider it the BEST PREPARATION for its in? tended purposes." Sold lg all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. Price One Dollar. Buckingham's Bye, FOR THE WHISKERS. As oe.r H?nower in many cases reqnires too long a time, and too much caro, to restore gray or faded Wuitkers, wo have prepared this dye, in ow preparation; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this re? sult. It is easily applied, and prodaccs a coli r which will neither rub nor wash off. Seid by all Druggists. Price fifty centB. Manufactured by R. P. HALL &00., N AMITA. ff. II. Maj 21_TTUM14 AYE E'S Sarsaparilla m ?. IS widely known as A v>rfSw EL ono of tho most ef /jgjh ^"ji mat f?.c\ua^ remedies ever ''^^^^^^^^^^^^y tat ion', based ^on 'ita mild as to ho safo and boneflcinl to children, and yet so searching as to effectual!? purge ont tho great corrup? tions fif the blood, such as tho scrofulous and syphilitic contamination. Impurities, or dis cat-cs thal have lurked in tho system for years, soon yield to thia powerful antidote, and disappear. Heneo its wonderful cures, ninny ot which are publicly kuown, of Scro? fula.', and all sommions diseases, Ulcer?, Kruptlonw, and eruptivo disorders of tho skill, Tumors, Blotihr?, Bolla, Pimples, Puntille?, Sore?, St. A nt lion y'a Fire, Kow or KryxInrlHH. Tetter, Sa 11 lt hium. Scald Ileud. Il I inj; worm, mid internal Ulcera tiona or the Uterus, Stomach, ?nd Liver. It also cures othor complaints, to which it would not seem especially adapted, such as Di-op?y, I ? y ? p rp? li?. Fit?, aeuralgla, limi t DUt-itnc, Female W*aknei?, Debi? lity, and L.?-ncwrrliocu, when they aro mani? festations of tho scrofnlons poisons. lt is an excellent restorer of hcahh and strength in tho spring. By renewing the ap? petite and vigor of tho digestive organs, it dissipates the depress ion and listless languor of the season. Even where no disorder ap? pears, peoplo feel better; and live longer, for cleansing the blued. '1 he system moves on with renewed vigor and a new* lease of life. I'll KP A UKI) DY Rr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chtmitts. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. May 21 VJtmU