The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, October 24, 1874, Image 3
Paris. Ootober 23 ?Priooe Charles
Bonaparte has been elected Presides*
of the Coreican Council General.
BfiBZ?n, October 23.? Count Yon !
Arnim's oivil dhit has been referred to
the Court in the Beoond instance.
FiiOBENOE, Ootober 28. ?Garibaldi
aooepta the Parliamentary oendidaoy
from Borne, stipulating that his at
tendance will bo optional. He will 1
only appear when he thiuka his pre*
aenoe necessary.
London. Ootober 28.? Brigands
stopped the train bearing Count Yon
Vanderburg, Minister of Germany, on
the way to Lisbon, homeward, near
Ciniad, in Spain. The Minister lost
bis money, watoh and clean shirts.
The Ultramontane members of tie
Reichst?dt will question Bismarck re?
garding Yon Aruim'8 treatment.
Buenos Ayres, October 23 ?The
rebels are camped outside the city.
Both parties are afraid. A colonel
with 500 men deserted to the rebels.
Telearn-utilc?-American matter*.
St. Louis. Ootobar 22 ?The ruolher
of Senator John A. Logan is dead.
Philadelphia, October 22.?Letters
have been received at the Centennial
Rooms from Brazil, which indicate
that the Emperor will be one of the
nation's gueats in 1876. He remarked
recently, "I am very desirous to visit
the United States, and I intend to do
bo on the occasion of the centennial
anniversary, but it will bo necessary
for me first to obtain permission from
my Parliament to leave my empire."
The Government of Nicaragua has
just officially signified its intention to
participate in the international exhibi?
tion. Orders for memorial medals are
beginning to pour iu. To-day, twenty
six orders for several thousand came
by one mail. Cargoes of pearl tinted
granite, ready dressed, from the James
River quarries, Virginia, from Maine
and from Concord, N. H., for tbo art
galleries and other buildings, uro ar?
riving, and the buildings are progress?
ing rapidly.
New Obleans, October 22 ?Active
preparations are being made for the
entertainment - of Knights Templar,
who are expected from all sections of
the Union to attend the grand convo?
cation, aommenoing December 1st.
The latest advices from tbo osne
growers' returns show an uncommonly
large yield of aane per sore and a
greater proportion of saccharine mat?
ter than usual. The prospects now
are good for the production of the
largest orop of sugar that has bean
made in Louisiana since 1861.
The: Att- rney-Ge-jeral's opinion of
the legality of naturalization before
the Second District Court will not be
officially delivered till to-morrow, but
he to-day expressed the conviction
that alt 'naturalization papers issued
from that court since 1864 aro mill aud
void..'.'
At half past 8 o'clock, this morning,
a solemn requiem High Mass was aele.
brated in tbo Church of tho Immaou
late Conception, at the request of tho
relatives of the citizen soldiery who
fell in the late oonfiiot.
The following special from Shreve
port is from Democratic sources:
"Oq the authority of General Mer
rell and Commissioner Levisaee, we
learn that warrants are preparing for
the arrest of merobants and others,
which will tales nlapA probsbly to?
morrow. The Times, in an extra, ad?
vises submission to arrest by United
States soldiers, but advises parties so
arrested not to give bail."
New Iberia, La , Ootober 22.? Oapt.
E. T. King, just from St. MartinBvitle,
reports the arrest, night before last, of
Chailes Herbert, Jr., and Placido Ho
val, by a Deputy United States Mar?
shal. There is also a report, which is
generally believed, that warrants are
in the hands of the Deputy Marshal
for the arrest of Col. Aloibiadea De
blaac. Gen. Deolonet, Col. Fournet
and other prominent citizens.
Baton Rouge, October 22.?Tho
?steamboat Esperanga was burned lasi
night at midnight at Profit's Island.
The boat and cargo are a total loss.
The chambermaid was lost, but all
others were saved.
New York, October 22.?In the
afternoon session the Episcopal Con?
vention refused to oooflrm the eleotion
of Seymour to the Bishopric.
Thomas Denny, of the Stock Ex?
change, is dead.
Detuoit, Ootober 22 ?The propeller
Brooklyn exploded ber boiler this
afternoon, in the river, twelve miles
below the oity. Sixteen persons are
reported missing. A steamer brought
the survivors, a number of whom are
badly injured, to this oity.
Denver, Con., October 22.?The of?
ficial oanvas8 of the vcte for delegates
gives Patterson (Democrat) 2,163 ma?
jority.
Shbkvepobt, Ootober 23.?Every?
body is signing a document npon
which oar merobants are about being
arrested. The offence seems to be that
i the people of means will not employ
persons that they don't want. The
original signers will abido the legal is?
sue instead of mounting horses und
taking to the bushes.
New York;, Ootober 23.?Judge
Lawrence cites Henrj Clews for ex?
planation, and enjoins him from dis
posingof his property. The Shoriff is
in possession, to prevent Clews from
delivering his property to the assignee
or entering the premises.
Tho Episcopal Congress order the
Bonding of delegataa to the Canadian
Provincial Synod. 500 luymen pe?
tition against restraint upon tho ritual
as it now exists.
Probabilities?For the Gulf and
South Atlantio States aud Tennessee,
falling barometer, Southerly winds, |
rising temperature, cloudy weather
and oooasioual rain.
Philadelphia, October 23.?Com?
modore Wm. Ionian i . dead. He en?
tered tho service in 1812. I
. Nbw York, October 23 ?Tue..?eport i
Of tbe death of Carl Formt s in untrno.
Henry Clowe & Co. u?t? assfgued to'
Frederick Taylor, for the benefit oil
ibeir oredUorH. J
A reliable special says tbe Madrid
Government sent $5,000,000 for distri?
bution among tbe Carl tat chiefs to
dose the war.
The friends of Dr. Seymour olaim
that he had a dean majority among
tbe bishops, but tbe peculiar form of
voting by dioceses aud orders defeated
him. ?
Detroit, October 23 ?Five passen?
gers and eight of ".be orew were killed
by the City of Brooklyn explosion.
Tbe Dames are unobtainable. The
steward's books went down with the
wreck. Some of tbe dozen injured say
tbe Brooklyn was racing with tbe
Cuba. No botlies have been reoovered.
Tclegr?uUlu?Commercial Itcporta.
Columbia, October 22?Cotton
market quiet?middling 13?4@13J'<#;
sales 155 bales.
Columbia, S. C, October 23.?Cot?
ton merket quitt; s-Ics 1S2? middlim*
13?X?13>8.
London, October 23 ? Eries 271.,'.
Paris, October 23 ?Rentes ~02f.
35o.
Liverpool, October 23?3 P. M.?
Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales
12,000, iucluding 2,000 for speculation
and export; sales of the week 67,000,
of which 6,000 were for export and
5.0U0 for Hpeoulatiou; stock 621,OOd,
inoludiug 167,000 American; receipts j
of tho week 38,000, including 17,000
American; actual export 7,000; stock
afloat 251,000, including 82,000 Ameri?
can; sales ou the basis of middling up?
lands, nothing below low middling,
shipped iu Ojtober uud November,
7;?4," ou the basin of middling Or?
leans, nothing below .low middling,
shipped in November uud December,
8; sales of American 7,100.
6 P. M.?Cotton?sales ou the basis
of middling uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, shipped iu November
and December, 7?.;'; deliverable iu No?
vember and December 7 11-16; nothing
below low middling, deliverable iu Oc?
tober, 7^4. Yarns aud fabrics at Man?
chester dull and tending dowuwa*d.
New York, October 23?Noon.?
Cotton dull und easier; sales 853?mid?
dling uplands 14%; middling Orleans
15?4. Sales of futures: October 11
11-10@U3(; Novembor 14 11-16(0,
143.i; December 14 29-32(2(15; Jauuarv
15 5 32@15!.<; February 15 7 16?
15 17-32; Mar?b 15^?15 27-32; April
16@16?^; May 16 5 16(o;16 13 32; Juue
15)^(0116 21 32. Flour dull uud un?
changed. Wheat dull and uuchanged.
Corn quiet and heavy. Pork hrm ?
metes 19.00@19.25 Lud heavy
steam 13Jg. Freights 6rm. Money
oisy. at 3. Gold 10. Exchange?long
4.35j.j; short 4 89. Governments ac?
tive und steady. State bonds quiet
and strong. Stocks dull and lower.
7 P. M.?Cotton weak and irregular;
sales 1.2G4, at 14J^@15>^. Southern
flour dull and droopiug?common to
fair extra 500(u)5 95; good to choice
6.00(2j8 25. Wheat dull aud olosiug
T oeut lower?1.15(0.1.19 for winter
red Western; 1.20(ml.21 for amber
do.; 1.24@1.80 for white Western.
Corn dull and heavy aud 2@3o. lower
?86)<<(g(89 for Western mixed, afloat,
olosiug with sellers ut iusidc prioe;
buyers ofler 86. Coffee very Arm?
Rio 2l#, geld. Sugar q?iei and
firmer. Rico quiet. Pork steady, at
19.00. Lard unchanged. Whiskey
lower, at 92jX(a)93. Freights a shade
firmer?cotton, sail }?; steam 9-32.
Cotton?net receipts 620; gross 2,625.
Fatnres closed steady; sales 34,500:
October 14$?\ November 14^; Decem?
ber 14 15-16, 14 31 32; January
15 3-16, 15 7 32; February 15>?,
15 17-32; March 15 13-16, 15 27 32;
April 16 1 16, 16 3 32; May 16^,
16 13 32; June 1<j??, 16 21-32. Money
in good demaud, at2(aj2!.<. Sterling
dull and lower, at 4.85J^'.~ Gold dull
and steady, at 10(^10^. Govern?
ments dull but steady. States quiet
and nominal.
Comparative Cotton Statement?Net
receipts at aii United States ports for
tbe week 132,486; same week last year
1,038; total to date 504,631; to same
date last year 375,475. Exports of tbe
week 45.83S; same week last year 21,
165; total to date 103,072; to same
date last year 103,253. Stock at all
United States ports 338,151; last year
221,656; at all interior towns 53,190;
last year 48,863; at Liverpool 621,000;
last year 525,000. American afloat for
Great Britain 82,000; last year 37,000.
Baltimore, October 23.?Flour un?
changed. Wheat weak. Corn dull
and nominal. Provisions with a shade
better feeling. Lard?refined
15. Coffee unchanged. Whiskey 92
@93. Sugar stronger.
New Orleans, October 23.?Cotton
firm?middling M;V; not receipts
5,448; gross 6,067; sales 2,000; last
evening 3,350; stook 66,481; weekly
net receipts 26,768; gross 30,586; ex
porls to Great Britain 10,781; to the
continent 3,214; to Franoe 1,755;
coastwise 4,827; aoleB 2,350.
! Weekly Cotton Statement.?Ma
cou?Weekly net receipts 4,202; ship?
ments 6,678; stook 4,2(30. Columbus
?Weekly uet receipts 2,866; ship
ments 1,602; (.ales 2,860; stook 3,529.
Baltimore?Stock 6,235; weekly net re- j
oeipta 143; gross 48,621; exports to the 1
contiueut '201; oouatwiso 396; sales j
3,000; spiuuers 1,320. Norfolk
Weekly not receipts 17,353; exports
coa9twi.se 10,937; sales 3,416. Shrevo
port?Weekly net receipts 2,019; ship?
ments 1,753; sales 2.196; stock 2,335.
Savaunah?Stock 6,462; weekly uet 10
ceipts 31,672; gross 31,895; exports to
Great Britain 6,824; to the contiueut
1,450; coastwise 6,065; sales 11,215.
Mobile?Stock 17,468; weekly net rc
! oeipts 8.520; gross 8.552; exports coiat
j wiHo 3,769; sales 6,250. Gal vest on?
Stock 33,631; weekly uet receipts
1,262; gross 2.852; exports to Groat
Britain 525; coastwise 2,818; sales
7,613. Nashvilla? Weakly.net receipts
1,666; Hbipcr.eQti ,770; stock 5,415.
Pork Royal - Net receipts 2,596; ex?
ports coastwise 1,782; stock 3,263.
Providence?Net receipts 269; salts
1,200; stock 7,000. Indianola?Net
receipts 516; exports coastwise 516.
Solma?Weekly net receipts 3,722;
shipments 2.571; stock 4,254. Mont?
gomery?Weekly net receipts 3,433;
shipments 2,561; stock 4,347. Mom
phis?Stock 23,582; weekly net re?
ceipts 12 891; shipments 9,175; sales
14,600. Augusta?Weekly net re?
ceipts 9,152; shipments 6,447; sales
j 7,936; to spicners 299; stock 10,976.
I Charleston?Stock 41,022; weekly net
receipts 21,618; gross 21,718; exports
to Great Britain 4.703; to France 940;
to the contiuent 765; coastwise 9,42-3;
sales 12,500. Boston? Slock 8.0U0;
weekly net receipts 627; gross 6,306;
sales i,900.
Tue PeauoUy Fund?Report of Dr.
Sears on South Carolina.?Except in
the city of Charleston, ecarcely any
schools in the State aro kept through?
out tbo year. They are, moreover, s >
poorly supported and badly managed
that no aid we can give will make them
attractive to intelligent families. Ac?
cording to the report of the State Su?
perintendent, made November 1, 1873,
tbe State appropriation for schools is
S300,000, besides the pell tax aud dis?
trict taxes, amounting to $149,968
Of this appropriation, 629,714 remaiu
unpaid. Of tbe appropriation for the
year 1872, uo loss thau 8209,185 re?
main unpaid; and of that fur 1871,
875,000; making tbe whole deficiency
8313,89'J Upon "the unsatisfactory
couditiou of tbe aobool nuances, and
upou the ignorance, incompetence aud
inexcusable neglect of duty ou the
part of mauy of the school officers,"
tbo Superintendent remarks: "If tbe
future management of our State school
appropriations is to be no improve?
ment on that of the pust, it would be
wise to ab union the plan altogether,
and impose upon the people of each
Couuty or school district the duty of
providing the means for tbe mainte
nance of tbo public schools." Under
these circumstances, nothing has been
done for South Ciroliua, t x^ept to
contribute 8200 for a school in Spur
tauburg.
Military ?&detachment of twenty
five meu from the 18th Uuited States
lofuntry, stationed at Newberry, uuder
command of Lieuteuant Anderson, ar?
rived iu our towu on last Wednesday.
They found our little borough very
quiet, with tho exception of some noisy
fellows from Newberry?the colored
band from that place?who occasion?
ally kick up q iite a rumpus with
their burns. Lieutenant Auderson und
bis command bear a good name from
Newberry; indeed, many of bis men
have acquaintances among our citi?
zens, having boeu stationed here once
before. They appear to be a very
quiet, orderly body of men, for which
tbe 18th Regiment is distinguished.
ILaurensville Herald.
The white Unionists of the Northern
portion of Alabama will, it is suid,
vote with the Democrats this fall for
the first time since 1861, and many
negroes will vote the same ticket for
tbe first time in their lives. Tbe
Memphis Appeal says tho whole body
of intelligent whites are Btraining
every nerve to prevent collision be?
tween the race?, while the Grannies,
from Attorney Williams down, are
moving Heaven and earth to create
trouble, as their only hops lies iu
Federal interference at the ballot-box.
But it wont win. Tbe result of tbe
elections in the West on Tuesday say
so.
Injured by a Cotton Gin.?A mau,
named I. J. Newman, bad his left
hand cut off by the saws of a cotton
gin, on the MoWhorter place, about a
quarter of a mile below South Bound?
ary street, Augusta, Ga., early Thurs?
day morning, Mr. Newman was get?
ting the gin ready to start to work,
aud ?udiug it choked iu sumo manner
with cotton, he put his hand in to en?
deavor to looBen the obstructions,
when it was caught by the saws aud
cut off.
Tbe gin-house and born of Joseph
H. Johnson, near Griffin, Ga., was
consumed by fire on tbe 20th inst.
The News says 85,000 worth of proper?
ty was destroyed, consisting of over
twenty bales of ootton, mostly in the
seed, und three bales packed, together
with a first-rate gin and new horse
power and cotton press. The destruc?
tion of live (dock was deplorable.
Insurance, $1,700.
MisB Conner, the young girl who was
killed by a fall at tho Augusta factory,
Wednesday evening, was attempting
to slide down tbe balustrade when the
accident ocourred. She fell down
three flights of stairs.
Wm. Smith, Sr., and postmaster at
Mulberry Grove, Harris County, Ga., I
was ehot through the head and mortal?
ly wounded, by his sou, Wm. Smith,
Jr., on tho 20th. A step-mother was
the apple of discord.
Boecher'a lawyers can scarcely have
beeu serious iu moving that Tiltou be
required to furnish a bill of particular
damages. Suoh things are not item?
ized iu respectable households.
Mr. Robert Hanson, Sr., was shot
and killed by his sou Jamu? O. Han?
son, iu Morgan County, Ga., last week.
Mr. G. H. D. Cramer, of Walhalla,
departed this life ou Monday last, after
ii .short illness. I
Oranges, Apples, Lard, &c.
?T UlioiOE tiwoetOUAKGES,
Ol\J\J\JSo 00 por hundred; CO bbla.
bttltclod Al'l'LiES, vary choice; 25 hbls.
Earlv Hobo POTATOES; 'J3 tubn Pure Lual
LAUD; 13 tabs Gilt Edge Ooehon BUT?
TER. O. J. LAU KEY,
Commission Merchant, opposite Puuisix
office. Oct 24 1
~~~~ -JUST RECEIVED,
AT
McEcnzie's Confectionery,
Main S'.reet, Columbia, S. C.
NEW Eteme Fige, RainiuH, } and \ boxes,
freah D?ttes, Malaga Grapes, Florida
Orane.es, Belle Pippins, Brazil Mute, Eng?
lish Walnuts. 8. a. Almonds, Peoane, Fil?
berts, Northern Cranberries, Cooking
Prunes, Albert Biscuits, a fine assortment
of Preserves and Jellies, Desaicatod Cocoa
nut, Ac. Ao._ Oot 24 6
Staple Groceries.
IRISH OATMEAL,
Now Bulled Buckwhoat,
Fresh Pearl Gria?,
Bolted Meal,
Italian Maccaroni,
Egir Maccarot.i
Just received and for sal" low by
Pet24 3 JOHN AGNEW A- SON.
Fish and Oysters
RECEIVED fresh overj raorn
ig from Wilmington. These
_ aro the New River Oystora, and,
without doubt, are the largest and the
best flavored oysters ever brought to this
city. For sale by OBID JENKINS,
On Plain street, next door to John H.
Heise's confectionery and fancy store.
Oct 21 _ _ J3
Choice Oranges, &c.
' *\JC7*E have just received at our storo,
VV No. 93 Assembly street, East side
of the Market, a choice lot of Norlhorn
CABBAGES, weighing live pounds and up
wards to fourteen pounds. Wo intend to
well at '20 and 2) cents per head. Choice
PINE APPLES 2.3 cents apiece. ORANGES
10 cents per dozen. Hoping tfte citizens
of Columbia will yive us a call before pur?
chasing elsewhere.
Oot 21 1_WITCOySKEY & gjSTEK.
The Song Monarch!
a sckw and 31 ist interestino
BOOK FOR SINGING GLASSES
FULL of melodious SONGS, DUETS,
GLEES ami four-part SONGS, all easy
ind uerrectly adapted to a Singing School
I Course, but at the samo time forming a
collection mill suited ror the use of College
I ami other Choirs, Kinging Sscieties, Ac.
By H. 11. Palmer, a sr is ted by L.O. Einor
js)u. I'ricb. 73 Cf.sts Pub Dczts, $7.50.
?V ni>-jt allr icttvc Piano Piece:
|souv;:Niit uk i.ima, mazouhka, $i oo.
Onuof tu ? '-Posthumous Works of L. M.
I Gott sob a l'a."
THE LEADER!
I A new an.l excellent collection of Music for
I Choirs, Conventions aud Siu^iDg Classes,
! prepared by those nnst successful compos
era, U. It Palmer, of Chicago, aud L. O.
I Emerson, of Boston. Pries, $1.33, or $12 00
; per dozc-is.
For vour hc-xt Sunday School Son^ Book,
send for the RIVER OF LIFE. By Per?
kins ind Rentlcv. 33 cents.
All books and music sent, post paid, for
retail price.
OLIVER DITSON A CO., Beuten.
OHAS. U. DITSON A CO.,
711 Broadway, N. Y.
_ Oct 24 swir
Another Chance!
FIFTH. AND LAST CONCERT
is aid of tue
Public Library of Kentucky.
Day Fixed and Full Drawing Assured
os
rno.VDAY, 30TH NOVEMBER, 1874.
Drawing Oertain at that Date.
I LIST OK tilFTS.
Out) Grand Cash Gilt, - ? $250,000
Cue Grand Cash Gift, - - 100,000
One Grand Caah Gilt, - ? 75,000
One Grand Cash Gilt. - - - 50,000
One Grand Cash Girt, - - - 25.008
5 Caah Gifts, $20,009 each, ?>? 100,000
10 Cash Girts, 11,000 each, - 140,000
15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each, ? 150.000
20 Cash Gifts, 5,000 each, - 100.000
25 Cash Gitta, 4.000 each, ? 100.000
3 ) Cash Gilts. 3 000 each, - 90,000
SOCashGittB, 2,000 each, ? 100.000
100 Cash Girts, 1,000 each, - 100.000
240 Ca*b Gifts, 500 each, ? 120,000
500 Caah Gitta, 100 each, ? 50,000
19,000 Cash Girts, 50 each, - 950,000
Grand Total 20,000 Gifts, all cash,$2.500.0,0
Price ov TiCKr.is.?Whole Tickets, $30;
Halves, $25; Tenths, or each Coupon. $.">;
11 Whole Tickets $500; 22 i Tickets $1,000.
Circulars containing full particulars fur?
nished on application.
THO. E. ERAMLETTE,
Ageut aud Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
Sept 11 _seal
The Proper Time
TO TAKE HEINITSH'S BLOOD AND
LIVER PILLS is when jon have Nau?
sea, Loss of Appetite, Yellowed Cast of the
Skin, Rush of Blood to the Head, Cold Ex?
tremities, Ringiug in iho Ears, Pain in the
Back, Sido aud Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo and BiliousnssB. They a fiord
prompt relief. For sale onlvat
Sept 1 i HEINITSH'S Drug Store._
Medical College of Georgia,
AfOVSTA.
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT of the
University of Georgia. The Forty
third Session will commence on the aocond
day of Novembtr.
FnEa?Matriculalion, $3; Full Course of
Lectures. $50; Practical Anatomy, $10; Di?
ploma, $30. Beneficiaries admitted on ap?
plication to the Dean, on terms stated in
the circulars.
L. A. DU GAS, M. D..LL. D.,
Oct 1? f3 Dean.
Fire Insurance.
GE0. HUOGINS' AGENCY.
Etta'Xtihed in Columbia, S. C, 1849.
X TN A IT RE INSURANCE CO., of Hart?
ford, Conn., $S.U0i).u(!0.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
London, England, $^.000,000.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Philadelphia, $3.300.000
PUEN1X FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Now York, fi.CGO.COO.
O LD DOM IS ION IT Ii E1NSU HAN CK CO.,
ot Itichniond, Va., SfOO.OOO.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
Hartford, Conn., It00,tot),
Risks taken on buildings, Merchandize,
Cotton, Ac , ?e
GEO. HUGGINS. Agent.
Office opposite '.in- C? luiubia Hotel.
Se;>t 15 ; 2in
i3L\xotlon Sales.
Estate Rale. t'j
D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. Auctioneers.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY, the 27th
day or October, lfc74, at the atoi ??
ol V.O. Peixotto A Bou, uorner of Wash?
ington and Richardson streets, Columbia.
8. 0., property belonging to the Estate ol
the late Mr. John 8. Mclntosh, of this city,
consisting of Assorted Stock of Groceries,
Btore Fixtures, Ac.
Also, One Muie, Cow and Calf, Two
Hogs, Wagon, Buggv and H arnoss, House?
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, one Piano.
Terms caali
george symmer8,
john McKenzie,
william b. l.owrance.
Qualified Executors.
Octli to 3. 22. 24. 27
Store to Bent,
ON Main street. Call at
P. W: KRAFT'S
Oct 2:13
Potted Meats.
Potted Ham,
Potted Tongue.
Potted Ohio\en,
Potted Turkey,
Pottod Lobster, Roast Turkey, Mutton,
Ac, j nat received and for sale low bv
Pet 23 3 JOHN AGNEW A EON.
Wagons. &c, &c.
THOSE iu want of any I
WapEBrSLatyle of WAGONS will find |
~-~~^$^f\Srj ll to uu'r advaatage to
&?Sm*?AmUki?m?i\o mo a call. I manufac?
ture or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing in all its branches promptly and
ncatlv pot formed. HENRY SKIPPER.
Oct 2:1 _
Extraordinary Announcement!
Arrival of the Indian Queen, Wife
of Captain Jack.
SUE wtil be on exhibition daily, free of |
chargn, at the new and ponular CIQ AR |
SfOREor M. GOLDSMITH, at 105t Assem?
bly struct, North of the Market. Lovers of
the weed can bo supplied with all tho fa?
vorite brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO
u-sually kept in a lirst class establishment.
I beg leuvo to call attention to our five
cent MANILLA, which, for tUvor and
quality, cannot be surpassed by any ton
cent Cigar sold olsewhern. Manufacturing
my Cigars nnder my personal supervision,
I am enabled to oiler such iuducemoutB to
the trade aud consumers in general as will
compete favorably with any of tho larger
manufactures in Northern cities. A call'
will convince tho most skoptical that tho
Indian Queen Cigar Store
Is tho place to obtain tlio boat Cigar for
the. least money. m. goldsmith,
Oct 23 105-i Assembly street.
Drs. Greene, Lindley& Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.
COMPOUND EXTRACT corvda
i.is, tho gi eat vo?etablo alterative for
all diseases arising from impure blood.
DU. GllEKNK's FIT CURE, for the
euro of Epilepsy, Fits.SpasniH, aud convul?
sions of till kinds.
Itleiltcutetl Sloltry, for C'OUgtia, Cclds,
Bronchitis, Croup, and all diseases of tbS
lungs and air passages.
Neuralgia Sperlflc.accrtainand speedy |
enre for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous
Head-ache,and all nervous pains.
Wabttali Valley Ague Cure. Contains
no Quinine. A most poeitivo remedy lor
Chilis, Bilious Fever, and Congestions of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like a charm.
Prepared at the Laboratorv, Charlotte,
N.;C. For salo by W. C. FISHER,
Nov 20 ! Is Columbia. S. C.
S 300.000
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIE? '.
Leg&lizod bv State Authority, and
1)11 A W'N IN PUBLIC IN ST. LOUIS.
tint ml Single NumberSchenieol 30,000
Number*!
UHAWd tue last DAY of each month.
niTjTm i\ t bbt7P tea ??? i
~ Ar HAL i ItiZ. fj, $?v,vuu :
10,380 Prises, Amounting tc 9300,000.1
WholcTickets.llO; Halves,5; Quarters, 2.5(1
77.?? (treat Combination Scheme, with a
CAPITAL PRIZE OF $32.500! and
32,300 Piu/.ks, Amounti.no to $578,1771
Dram* Every Saturday During the Year,
Wholo Tickets. $10; Halves,5;Quarters,2.50
Address, for tickets aud circulars,
MURRAY, MILLER A CO.. Manager*.
P. O. Box 2,446. St. Louis, Mo.
_April 7 __ jTly
South Carolina?Richland County.
COUliT OF PROBATE.
Edward Ueed, as Administrator of the Es?
tate of Al< \mder Kmard. deceased.
Plaintiff, against Caroline Kinard and
Mike Kinard, A miuor, Defendants.?
Copy Summons.
lo Defendants Caroline Kinard and Mike
Kinard', a mtnan
YOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaiut in this aotiou,
ol which a copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy of your answer to I
the said complaint on tho subscribers, at
their office, at No. 17 Washington street,
Columbia, S. C, within twenty days after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day of'
such service; aud if you fail tn answer the
complaint witldu tho time aforesaid, tho
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demandod in tho com?
plaint.
Dated Columbia. B.C., 28th Augnet, 1374.
WIGG A >1 UGUENIN,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Witness in y ha id and seal of the Court
of Probate for Richland County, at Colum?
bia, 2Mh August 1871.
SANDERS D. 8WYGEUT,
Judge of Probate.
To 'he Defendant ( aroline Kinara:
I Take notice that tho complaint in this
I action, together with the summons, of
I which the torching is a copy, was filed iu
the office of tho Judge of Probate for the
: County of Richland, in the State aforesaid,
I on the 24lti day of September. 1874.
WIGG A HUGUENIN.
; Sept 2ll s?j Plaintiff's Attorneys.
j OOFFEE, COFFEE. COFFEE!
i
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
j 4,000 Bags Coffee,
j PER Geruiau Brig' Hormanu, from ltio
de Janeiro, tor sale in lota to suit par
chasers, by
GEO W. WILLIAMS A CO.,
1 ami :; llnync Mieut, ChsrlvalMi, S C.
I Get 20 |2
Coal'..Coal! Coal!
rIMl i: indendglied beg leave to ?t?te that
JL thev tiitv.' constantly on timid ?11
kinds oi COAL, and will lurniali consumers
I in a?.v .pi intitv, delivered, at lowest easli
; prices. BOW EN A LAFAR, Agents.
Sept 2 3*?
1874 1875
St Ml
mil im ram
B. & W, C. SWAFFIELD
Hats,
Trunks.
Valises, etc., etc.,
ia now open for iuepection.
Our stock baa been aelected witb great
care, and tor atylo and cheapness ia an
snrpaaeed.
In our
OVER COAT
DEPARTMENT we are dieplayiag the
latest atylea in Bine, Black and Bro<vn
Beaver, Blue and Black Cloth, Chinchilla
aud other atylea at low prices.
BOYS' AND YOUTBS' CLOTBISfi
la a apecialty with ua, and oach depart?
ment n replete with the boat tbat can be
round in tbia market from two and a hall
yeara and upwards.
In
hats,
We have all the Latest Styles, and re?
ceive additi-ma to our etock almost daily.
In our
Furnishing Goods
DEPARTMENT we have an elegant Stock
of Neck Wear, the celebrated Diamond D
bbirta, Uudor-wear and Jewelry.
In our
We have a full lino of Fonign and Do?
mestic Cloths, Cassimercs and VeatiagR;
and with our present facililiea for turning
out first class garments, we defy compe?
tition.
Visitors to the approaching State Fair
will Baye money by purchasing their goods
at this establishment.
Goods will be smt C. O. D. to any part of
the country, euhj >ct to inspection.
it, & \Y, G.
Oct is