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THE ASE OF. MB. DAVIS, Oorrespondenoo of the President and Attorney General. WAsnilN-rsN, October 18.-The IPresident has addiessed the following letter tm the Attornoy General in regard to the trial of Mr. Jofforson Davis,: Exsou-rvA MAyrox, WIAsIIINOTON, October' 0, 1860. 4. &# i' & eoial term of tid Circuit Court of the United iStates wis atppointed for the ir'it 'l'uesdaly of. Ootober, 1866, at, Itich. mond, Virginia, for. tie trial of Jetl'erson Davis, On thle1 charige of trololl. It now 'ppeatrs that Ihere will be Ito session p' that Uotirt, at Richmtid during the preseit mointi, and doubts aire expressed whether lte rogulair torm, wihich by linw shouli cot. mieae-oui thlie *tteth *6Mond:y of Novembor next, will he ield. III vi ew of t his obstrul)3 Itoli, 11ad 1110 cllseien.VIt d'lay in pr1oceedl Ing with tho vlt,6- (t Jeffersoi Davis tinder t10 prosec-t ifor 101 treaol nOW pelldinig in twitt Court, amd tlhete beitg. so fari a1s t le PyLesitit., is inoretited, nt good reaslOl why fihe divil courts of tho Utiled S.altes ire not dolpetent to exei tise adeqiuat e jiidicton kithii a Li e dist rit or circuit, in which thie ttite o 1V.irgilia is inlut'deld, I deCI it pr,0 per to reqiuet youir opiion as to winmt fur ther steI 5, it' any, shoulil Un tiken bly the iXecutive, with a view to a speedy, public und ti'nrtial triad of tie accused according to the Constitution aiud laws of the United btaites. I am, Sir, very respectfully, yours, &0., AstRw JonssoN 1lON IHENRY 8-rANSsurnY, Attorney G0en. In response to the aol)ve, the Attorney General, under dat'o of the 12th instant, says: "I am clerly of epinion that there is nothing in tihe present. condition of Virginia' to prveit a tull exercise of the jurisdiction Of V 11 rt. Ihe tuill state of thiigsa, 3a. y, a1 :1 proclatiation1 of' peace and 01 1h-,- 1 e'aL' 1.o1 n ot civil order, gua'anuit.esn *,<. civi atuihorities, Federall and State, illlltinity l inst military cotit.rol or inter. fer1nCe. It seels to mile that, in tlois par fictiir, thre is Ito nlece'ssily for futhter action oil tie part of.te..Executive, in the way o peioelafa'ition, especially as Congr<.ss, at the lato session, requirel the Circuit C<.irt. of the United 'States to be held at, Richniond hile first Monaday of Maty and tile fouith botiday of November i ecict year, And authorized special or adjourned terms of that Cut.t to-bo ordered by the Chief Justi-e of tile Supreme Courf. at such time at d' on such notice as lie might prescribe, NN 1- it i he saine pow r and jurisdlictioi as at te0githr termns, There Is anl explicit reco - -.itNia ay' Co.ngress ihiatthe state ofj* 9; ivr, Virginia admits Ithe liolding of.,A' to 8tates Courts in that.Sa lio .lso sa - D bvis rouaningk in le a .i40 s M9ntroe,- precisely as 1he .us t at ah - ia . resoition of' congress, you rcp'orted commulnintions fromt the Sect ctary of War an 1h A0leny 00101-onoral, showing that he w s- okf 1o awaif t.1'a1, bf' tite civil courts. 1o'action - was tlieit, taken by congress in roeutceticu to t'ie . llace of custody. No de. In.aid hs sinace .ben mtiade for his tratnsfer ilatl) aVil ,toaly. The Dkiriot. Attorney Ili a l e .*n te.d 8tata for the Diitriot of Vie. .~ aginai ner-- .\r. ' D'ivis stlands indicted-for 1 e' . 1.ts beea moined iant 'tihe prisoner ahld be- urrenidered to the United States .tilt l alpau a caspiis tutder initmentltt,. faa thae tas'a ict. .\ttornecy declinecs to hav'e. tht '''- rina i~~eaued, 1:entuise Lbere is no other plt. aihinl 1h Dii. it w here the~l prisoaner couift be ketvjt, ri whlare his personal cons tt amaia h.lIh co i lb l.. .a welI providbd aor aaj ~up ais Ihaa seu~ .tungqe Witttgu tiam'ddikW1a E'T- eti iniselor)! l."Ditvs^ tira .1trn'na:ta i of atho pa iauoner to civil'eus'to adr. I la3 ta lalalf lOnti-unl was1 miiade by his i e,.arl f-iI hisa itasfer t- ti Fartrross :.la atat. frt Lal'aye1iea, otn thle grouand c hly sit 3.aitary c:onside'ltaltin. A roter -.ia 5'I? w i iot hy mttade tO a Board of.Sur groins whiose report wits dtcidttdly ad(verse t,,o tae cli:noge, in thle .sdore of hie.4h and I ami un'lable to .son whiat furtbhier actiton can'he taikeii,.oit the part of' the ExecutIve, t'o bemtt tile ptisoner to trinl. Mir Davis iamust, for thte prcei t' renmain where heo is unttil the court, wieh- has jtisdiction. to t-y hirt shtall be readay to act, or until his custo dyat is demandetd unlder lawful iress of the federal'eourts. Irht Aitotrney Genernl suggests that, to: "' avoid any mniermlderst'andinlg of' t-he trubject, Ith order bo issued to 'the commiandant of Fortr'es Mlotaroe, to surrender 'the prisoner 4 o clvii ci'ody whtenorer' demnanded by tlW ~ nited Sta ti tital upen process front 1Alr. Stanisbuty encloN letro-h j n~ited Stat es District Aitornett o~Vi~ fith h o statecs in antswer 1o tile qtesto 43' demnd adbee -made utpon' t he ijt nt'Itharition for tihe suirrender of.Jefferson Das vis, iii order that he mightt lbe itied upon th1 S indidtniont found agiinat him ni n the lOnited Ntntes eircutit coutrt, at thetlerun held at Naf-. S folk in lAlay last; that't-wo reasons had int ituencet i n11 ot0 removinlg' hdim from t'heir custody. - le ays that one relates to trhe snfti keeping, the other to hIal own per . onutl comfort and1( health, f 'htaye never Jtad any dhoubt butt tlfiat lie wouild be deliver ed to the Uited Stales Minrshal of thie Dis I'rit. whetnover' he shuoulid haivo demtandedi -himss onadepa," or arty othiecivil pro European News,. LONDON, Octobor 15.-At . the -ban quet in htonor of tihe laycra of tho'Ca "ble, on the 4th inst'ant, a mnessage was read from the Quecen conferring phot htonor of Knighthbood upon 'Oaptain ntdorson, Brofessor Thompson', and M1essrs. Glass and Oanning, and a Bar onectey upon Messrs. Satupson and Th>Queen says the reasorn: for-not conferring di'stinguishuing marks of bor favor utpon 'Mr. Fields is an ap prohension that it might encroach up. on the. province of lher own dovern Electioneering in various, parts of EJngland~ is reported, looking to the dissolution of Plarliament next Spring. it is stated that the recent wet wnntiher in Etngland has -desti-oyed a veory large wicat crop. Thte Windsor Arsenal has boon lov eled to,the ground by anl explosion.,of gun otton. No lives lost. lit is reported that Lorsl Lyons suc cetds 1ari Cowley at Paris. T1hie Insurrection in Candia is still progressing, and tihe , Insurgents'wero .ima.ching upon the city of uandia~. Fire at Quebso -Loss of Life and Pro -party, iON'TREAr., Obtobor . 15,-A most terrible fire occurred in Quebee last night, in St.. hooks and St~ Stphens suburbs, Fifteen hundred boilhes 'were de stroyod, foutrnon kild, one solir lown nn 'andl one olR'ar .wondd.A From Washington, WAsHINGTos, October 15.-For ei?n datesto tho 5th are jiceived. The London Tunes comtplinents Lord Stanley's speech .at the Cable banpaett which w1.Af it says, designed to satisfy the U. S. that our relations with that country is safe in its hands. It suggests that his Lordship should tpke in hand the differences relating to the Ajabania claims, which it is persuaded can be set at rest if the no cessary temper and judgment can be brought to bear. Market 'Reports. Ne w Yon, October 18.-Gold 1621; Stor. ling 108 for sight.. *Cotton firmer-sales 17,000 bales-Midllingns 41 <(643. Plour dull ; Stet hern $1 .80@10 36 ; siles 220 barrels. Wheat steady ; Corn better ; Pork heavy. Liv.nnrooi,. October 10.-Cot ton firmeri sales to-day 20,000 bales'; Middling Uplands 1.11d. Livn'nroor,, October 12.-The Brokers' Cirvubr repbrits sales "bf Cotton for the wevk 95,0.) bales; sales to-day 1,800 bales. Middling Uplands advanced to.15 pence. Lxnoxo, October 12.-Console 8j9 , Fives 711. Further Eleotion News from Indiana. 1NDIANAOLIs, Octobenr 12.-r-Ollicial rer turins are coming'in slowly, but show-saotl iing to indicate a change in the general re sult given in last report. To Legislature, frota returins receIved tip to this trne, stands: Senate, Republicans 32: DeanorAtis 18. House, lReptublicaiis 64 ; . Democrats 811. The lReputdtocan will have in tmajority of 28 on j.>int ballot. The Congressoinal delegation stands 8 IteIpnblienns and 8 Democias. The ele.t-iont of Washiburn in 7ti and 8th Districts i8'coneceded by botih parties.' Executions, Nnew Yonic, October 12.-Gonzales and Peters, the murderers of Senor Otta, were execouted in Brooklyn to-day within a few blocks of t he scene of tie mui der. They ntide a full confession of their par ticipation in the deed. From Baltimore. BALtt1tonV, October 12.-A - publio n-t ing was held In ito oily to-night p# Vront Street, Theatre, under anupf,.a of the American Freedmon's Unv-A Comninsion and Baltimore Asociai.t' for the improve ment. of Colored 1-PNeto. Chtief Jus.t1', Cainso presided. Judge Russel'r hioston, Henry Ward Beecher, Ge,..d 0. IUowars, and others, address. ..TemeetIng.. Peinylvania Eleotions, PHILAnnaIA, October 12.-The Logis litive vote stands: Senate, Republicans 8; Democrats 12. House, Republicans 03; Democrats 85. The Republican majority on jAnt ballot Id 85. From .Washington WAsu1NoroN, October 12..-.The United Slates Circuit Court mot yesterday at Trenton, N.J., but adlourned for tie term in accordance with opinion of Chief Justice Chase, that Circuit, Colris cannot be held uhtil a nOw assignnentt. of Circuits is made at Walisigton. Heavy Rains, WAe:ttso'roN, October -12 -The hteavy ruin stormn whichn comnmennced on the after noon of the 10th., stilli. Continue.. The qumntity df raina which has fallen Is oat rd aiy,. spti thap damage, in trany 1n. .au - hais beon very uer'ious in this vi Fe5onf W'ashington, W AsutrxoI'oN Oct ober 18.-Baron S'toke ly, Ritssisan, Minister, atid' M. Bodisco- ihas beau tnt nreduced to tine l'resident, as Char'ge'd All'airs.. -. A--young mian by the name or Thompson, wino inas heen emnployed as clerk int tihe In spector's Division of tihe Navy Yard in this city,'has-' been arrested on tine charge of robbing tite Go.,etnment of goods valued at bet.ween fourteen and fifteen thousand dol lars. i'Te accused 'ihas'been emuployed In thte Yard sinace 181. From Philaddlpia' Pu1LLA IA, October 13 -The -pro. prietor of thte Ledger inas 'caused vIgorous irnvedtigaitions to be' miade into tine origin of tine.dcspatchn will n'ppeared' in its columns cit Tuesday lust, relative to questione said to hnave been submitted, by thne .President' to the Attorney General, -All of thne facts con nected v(lth the deepatch, togethnet withi the original papers, tine name of tihe.Washning I 'n in fornianti of,thne Ledger'. correspondent, and N grounds upon iwhich tihe despatoh wats brseenj fot-warded frn'm Washibgtodf; for gutbrssi he President.. Burning of the Thatre tT9usville, LouasvxLu~t, October 18,-~Th tLoauigvine Thneater took fire last night, a fewr mihnutes' after thoe. audience left, and was entirely destroyed. Tihe -Je'wish, Syn gngnnt nnrl. other adjoining buildings were damaged. European News-Per Oable, LOiDON, &idtdber 10.-It hs runmored 'that te Plenlpetentiaries of Prussla and Saxo nny have amnIoably -adijustad all dlffloulties. and peaee negotiations been formally con cluded. Pennsylvania Eleotionsa, . PnILADKLtruIA,"October 10.---As. far as boand front5 Gearys Republican, mnajority will be about 16,000. .The Repubioans gain t-wo members of Oou gress. htandally~ Dimocrat,'' fr Oongresa, ias 4',00 iom-oity to n-ghti of 2,600.- Kelly, Myers and 0' N el, 1.i ablloans; elected by reduced mnaoritieg.' ~''ayler, '146 futilioan, beoat Rusa In 6th sat'ridi, 'whet t 0,Demo brats ednfideantly expected a gain. Denni sop), Jtoorat, elented int 12thm bistrlet, 'but his ettion .will be qdutestd on th, grounid 'or1 igl vot)ng. Gleneral 'Aoke, Republi-. can; .'10th District, elected ; 'a, -gain. JohnOawAie, 'IRepnmblican, elected I- let District.' which would be a gaine. The Congressioana dhlegation eitands 17: Republicans and 6 Dos'pnrts, 'with 21st Dist'rlot, in doubt. . 'he ieublilcans gKan one, andi tine 'clotion of, Olsnison, in the 12thn Dip(rlet .will be contested. The etfnoerats, concedo GQeary'4 election by 10,000O; Force'y 'claims 15,00 . -Inliana Election . INDIAtIAPoLtd, October 10,-Election re blturn. very indefinite and unsatisfactory, btttjae ,tubll.eatg .claim' thne Stat e by a eto9g9essoy bistrict Niblack,-D* ioorat,. re-eleotid 8th, atln, 6th, Sth, 10th, and 11th Districte, the Republican oeendi datest are-elected. The 'tetuk-ns flrom' se' 8th District are very close and too incom plete ,to'atate- until . the Legislature eon tone.. -' SECOND IIsPAI!gg. 'Statte ieket generally conceded Republi can by Offeen thousand majority. R epubli eens claire eight Congressmen and a, majori ly in both branahan of tim Legslatur . . Market Reports. Ntmi: YORK, October 0, Noon.-Cot ton dull at C7 a 39; Gold 149k. Flou dull at $12. a 10.50 for bouthern Wheat I a 2 cents better ; Pork ani Beef dull ; Spirits Turpentino dull ; E change active. Passengers of the Steanfor Evening Sta Nxw YonKa, October 9.-T)o paper contain the list of passengers of tit wreckedsteamer Evuiiiig Star. There were 165 cabin .Pssengen including 73 females. It is reported . tha a portisn of tih passengers wero lreieli troops. c6 persons went onl board I he, IIivresteil er immediately, without lai:ding liere. The v<essel was valud.-, at $100,000 noinua . Election Exoitement iim Baltimore --Opin ion of Attorney Ganoral Randtll v. Revordy Johnson BLaTIMtORE-, OhlObe- 9-l nil Attorney General of the Stalt of Mary land. hs4 publisld i ('in )labrate opsinie inl oppos* ilon1 to tillt, of le veldy John son andl John 11. Laturobe,. Imaiintaininl; that, n2o citizen re-gisiered this year en Voto alt ile municipal elect io 11ext eI nesda y. ' 1( says only t.lioso who were regi ter!-d last.year enti Itg.tly Vote. 11 thi be adopted, 15,000 pw. pr, Vei.ed fhom vutinig, anil Chapmll.1ut wil be elected. Maiy-r. Much liputical excitement. previt to day. fxist, night several light uxn. red. Tih Judges qf lflection met in th. Court. Hoise anld retolved to adhere ti the deeision of I ho AtIoriey Geiteral, i< recetir no votes If r.cwly .registere.1 vo ters to 1.h mnticipl elecioni, ami onh! allow those.registered last. year to vot .ttoo *uo.in0) .10 pt11I vani.td .1m.4 *1).1tutO .1011oo .Cuu sui .Oi.d moI su 14 pto Pitu IS11J400M~ '0lIaj 'QJuMA-i.)tno.t "O.11Z&MP itl I 'itllo-itufl ''l. l' l O U11103 op'lh Spiolb Jao 1uoI.tosc. onIU V .,w110 Pull sq sloo 8li t u8,11).11 lsoa -A111[ UlOWIA% JI*IIU 012iI 'd0jjpU4. ()()1 '91101 -ON O014IluA1 90011. 1' ' 9411)'1111 80611, 1 61111 siUO ' osti c) p (01i odo l l u '11111i *O1AG 2utptuoo) spooo .q L(9Ij v*0 .iq0111 4fq 8IUO0 81111 .193" lL~ tO-It 1IR![ -4 ' 'wi. , S.a.110.0 u 01( pt tRIJ p-'NtI ' ul OIll) i llld ojj 2111 '09 P S HJJIM '0SdlA0HJ IllUHAI'f AP il'j"I W1 WV I FALL AND WINTER '0RY GOODS! reeiving and opening oti A FAL and*WINTERt STOCK, wici is -la'ge and attract ive, Etubracing a large lot of French Mierlbroo and Delains of every variety *and style) also a large lot of Prints of the best, hitI and style ; also Bleached and Brown llomei spuli or evory variety, also a large lot o Opera Flannels of all colors, also Ried and White Flannels at all prices ; a fine lot o French Broad Cloth, Fronch Cassimecres, Sattiuets, Tweedseatid Wool Jeans of over eplor and price ; also a large lot of' Rcady 5aoCchng of overy style antd pafttern, also a large lot of Mlens' and Boys' Felt. hant at: all pricos, .also a large lot. of Ladlics', Miens', Boys', Misses' pad Childrens'8Shoes, also Hosiery. Gloves, Perfumery, &e., alst a lar'go lot Ladies and Mlisses llats. A31 of which-we of'erat reasonable prices. WVe retuln'onu thanks to out friends for their libera.l patronago herot~ofoie. oet2-ln,1ACOB WOLF E. JUST RECEIVED * Y DuB0SE EGLESTON & CO, 4[r, 3. JIOTEL R1ANGiE, BCON $IDEdi, end- lbu deril, C (heeses,. -'Pcarl tarai, -'lwine, &c. S?4OIGTO~ ACCO, ConsIsting of the follow ng brands, Ilillililc, llhmnond I ridlt, *Pltty WJ d's, jij~;, PIPES I PIPES ! A fine assortment. of B-ier Root Pipes. . SEGAR8. 'A large assortment of fine brandls. Tet-tns caslh. , sept-29-tf *PLANTERtS'. HOTEL, -CORNUn QUSEN AND) CHIURtOl' sTItBETs, CJIAILbHSTON, 8.-0., C, W. & ., B, DENNIS, Pfoprideors, mTIS splendid IhOTEL will be opened os . t i le t of October, on the Europeas seyatem- It has been remodelled and retur tnlshed thuroughout..' Tis hotel conlaini ver one hundred rooms, whiqh will be re served chiefly tot' the use of travellers an< transient guests. Competent assistant, liavobe'en secured in evei-y ddpartmaettle rrnt every attention will be paid to ensure eoms fort to their eusteomers.' 'Th'e sleepini re'oms are airy 'and cleu~t. The rest iran will be supplied withi tlie b'st fare the mnar ket affords; Portekrs will always be read, to attend each .arrIval- and'ldeparturee trains. The travelling public, tranisien yiuitors and oither., will find in it all t luxurIes of a first-class house. eombine< with 'the eomforte of home. The location i finely adapted for btksiness men and travel lers No pins or.eoxpese will- be.. spare to gi4' entire sa~saton, *ea t a-A~. A T publio out-cry at the Ctourt lonso it r A1 \V111insAoro, Oil the. first Molday iti November next. iunies s a ueted privately be fore the;), the large MILL 11 l, emU the Old Freight Depot Apply to oct 1-1im 0. 11. Me.ASLTrit. DRY OODS. s A LICOES.I)Caines, Long Clot0-, lirowr 8Shirtinigs and Shectbigm, 8iatinets, Plain and Elibroidered Linen tam 1bri iilandkerchiefs, Coats Cotton, all Nt. , A en's l and Wonlon's Ioots an11 Shoes loys Shoes, Misses anild L.'lies' fine (iHovi , Kid Gaiters anud llosery, AluB;loys umil 0 Mlisses llats. JA alS . 0i It01. oct -If iees. Clips. Nllk awl i-h l'wis, lla1kinig Panls f' bhu-k liin, Wash Bi 1 4 InS, Phrinl, Painted1 11- an . -Iie Tin M1nilin Vlings, V'all ilans, Camlie* .\ob1. Paintevl T in1 li il pers, &u. Pak in' llpatic i itrs, lyvons Kta roll, l'res ) Salmon, Fine Sega's. G U('NNY 1t(11N(. AN) 11)PE. Natils, Ol Diminionl -atl' E-mpire "Inle, alt sipes. JAM.\1ES (i llLNOI . (lct t--t f Ij-'ltil months1 i~ afteor date , application11 will be nlide totliheChariolto : somb 1'ar1ina40 11oad% ompanly ; filr renlewall of Certiticate of Siock, No. 1 Al59, 1; Shares. Originat Crtieate issl.d- inl the tIna m1o of IMargaret lirshiait, dated 2:t. .May, 1862, and has bectilst. 1. 5. STriCW.\ltT, lixctor. Oct 6-1aw3I -BAGG ING, tP and TWJI N E. (1U NNY andi Dundiieee llingxging. For sale By ACOT. Itl\-'lR &sal., ot 2--tf No. 2, liie lige. SNAILS I NAILS! NAILSI , 8, 10. 20 and -10 Peiy, Polts, Skil lets, Fry .l'a ns. hi "OT 11i'I s8 & CO., Oct 2-t V No. !!, Hotel Itange. of'pe,. im'eel :111(1 BI1k0 TLei. ( 1RUSII E), Clarifled an1d ,rown Sugars, ) Soi1a, Sulgir, WIine an lt h11Ier Crack. LIe.s .- IA.COT!', It I 1ItS & CO , oct 2-tf No 2. 11mel Itango. LIcC0RElGH'I, GIN SHOP, ESTABLISHED IN 1800. (1 INS mado and repaired. Also, Ilhe fit. \T monls FiSK'S NIEKTA LI~lC IIJltlA L CASEs, ne 1 ad T non iit ttern on li dl. aug 21-bmio Stato of South Carolina, vs. I Inity, e John 1. liarvisonl, liil for Eli Illarr'ison. J owr (N purisuan 1ce of a~i decr'ee nu111e iln tisI caIse. n1 illthe tjiiigtmeni ta 1 'albier creditors or Jo111hnlarrisen i; dec'd , arei hereb'hy no1tii 01n or beforie thle first tiay of .\lay net , to exhiblit. and14 pr1~o by snoiien~it testimony113, Ibefore thle unidersigiied at hisa oflie ill ;'ie'boro, thleir sIvealn r esp41V~l0~ev .demanl~dtl ngn'.ust thle estate of said1( decetis 0(d. All jndgmnt ii. tcred'.ls 114 1 nis ielita theiy areO enjoined in) st~ad (ICCIree fromli cai foicing thir wriis of Fej~Iiri Faia aigainit the said tract a of land -andr n; othr icre. commnculing orC pro'secuit ig any3'S s't (er stilts atL law alginst.10 t he t efondant, Jo'en I - lIIarriston, as1 Admliistraitor or sil eshate without the leavec of t his court. (C E. F. D). Com~misiloner's 0O10e, Wil.mstioro, S. C. 8et 4, 18t',. sept 4-lawOmI BOOT AND SHOE MWAN UFA CTORT. ~IEO lenve to informn myl Ifriends I 'and ptrlonIS -- huisiness a11t the old' sthind on Main- Street. hormnerly coonplIhd by .Johna Cremler. All woriik m10(adonna eir-li* edl at. shortest notice, aq1.'.IUatly. (4xecutedO .hy tho best W1IlTE Ni LCiI A.ICS, and14 warrnit etl to givo Satlisfaction11 to Ithe mtilt fastidIons. All who desiro thue and last ing work will plense give me1 a1 call hltofore purl., chasing elsewhlere. It. W. liON EV, - sept, 18-3mo1 JOH-N C. DiAL, . (Late A LLEN. & D)IA l,) At lhe Sig~an! ofl the oldn 1'ad Lock, COLUMBIA, S. C., WH~OLESA M1~ AND) RETAl r, Iinhibriel' aint Dlnlr Iln Englisli an11 Ainericall HARD WAI1 & CUTLERY, '.1 RON', STElI, Nails, Castings, - AlIII Stones- - - Doiting CAoths5, Circular Sawrs, Mill tronls, INDIA RUBBER AND LiEA TlE R BElfl3 Carpenters, Blacksmnithi and Tanners' Tools, liousekeeping and .1 -Furnisintg Iadae SAGRICUL.TURAL IMPLIMENTS v Lime, C'enierit, f laster, Paintly,.Oils, t Fren'eh and American 0 - Witndow Glass, t* ' GOn, Pdfles, lPowder Flasks, Powder, Shot, &,, uepJ 18-Gm. POCKET AND TABLE CUTTLERYs IA L G PA1RS, (2 11lSS ELS &c., IItON, ETEEL anIdNAILS, llE LLOW8, AN V L8, VUES, FISHER -:l I 1OW1RA Ncl sept 27..!w 8. C. bien'l Suipt's o11ce, C. & S. C. Railroad. COLUMBlIA. 8. C., Sept. 21, 18t. [)N n ud'aft er SEA PT. 2:3, 1866, T'Il ltUG 11 PASSENGEl TRAINS, will run as bu kw : .Arive at ('limeluotto 9.24) A. MI. l.enva C(iirlotto it 3.:n P. '%. Arrive lit. Colubialia 10 :10 A. MI. JANlES ANI)lON, sept -23 Suploriiendenlt. 'IQuinine, j )OV-i.'8 POWDIlEl8, Sulphuric EHler, 1Cadmin Seeds, ('hatuonisilo Flow, ers, Choolorm, L~icorice, Corro siv'oSbi nodae, Co!,lceu -m 8eeds, Nitustard, Bell Co logne, T'ricopolos, Ariold's Writiig Flu id. Just received lby RECigrllN, M MASTEl&.CO. - Prison Life of Ex-Presidont Uavis. A NOTIEl sipply j!ust. received. Also Bill Arp, oil han11d .KETCHIN, McAMASTiRt & CO. sept 1I -If S.A.]JT-A. OT c-ATS' HEAD QUARTERS, li ts EMPI'oUM Or FA N CY GOODS, TuI,- DO.L8, 001IES FR'1 iNORi CONFECTIONARY, A XD ATr 290 KING S'IEET, (Three doors below Wontwothli.) CUHARLESTON, S. C, VON tA.NT EN'S BAZAAR, NSTAllIIisiED inl thle year 1851, inl thi I City, las opelned, for (he Inspcution of fh p ulic, the m11ost1 Spl('linlid Assortment of Toys, Ioll, (imlues, China Toilet Uooda, beautiful Mlatlepiece Ornaments, Ladies' Work-lloxes: .lewel Case , &c., French Con. foo ionry, Fireworks, &c., suitablo fir Presents for file comig llholiilayi, Hiuch 114 are not1 h~r,b Island inl anly other establishl. ientI ill the South. nnd .to which the pro priilor respectf lly solicit 1-Ut it ion . Accordeonisl, iarmlontiins, Portonnhios, hugs, Beadts, Colubhs, Bleutsles, Pote'inmery, Pi1pe10 and Tobalcco, Kerosen0 (). 111111 Lampsii in t he GIreatost Var'iety, &*c. A liberal donl.0t.t will bo mni-, on nill -goods sold to den~crs, and TOYS A.NDI FIR EWVORKS cani bei pucae ini $5, $10, $20, $t50 and 1001 lots, pitt up to snit the countrty trade. All pauckaiges ar1, pult'n 1~with iinr1o, and'. wit) he senIt, perl expr'etei to any address 1FiiE' VO)N 8 ANTEN, Ptoprietor. oct 't--3m EXTENSIVE STOOK cO ls O'"T JEC T 3r <a- ,r AT WHOLI0IESAL~E ANDI)EN1TAI L AT NO, 2I9 K(INII ST, 011HR lESITON, 8. e. iOW o lening one .of thle best, assorted .I Stock of Fall anid Winter Clothking, of. f'ered in mny years, aill qutalties fromt the lowest, grades to the~ fittest Fabrics, all got. tenl.upl express5ly for' this Alarket, by oneo tio larigeet. Mlaniufactutring ilous~elf ia the cotun'ay-. Also, a Full Assortnient of (AENTS FiURLNISING GOODS A nd a large stook of Foreign anti Amlericn Clolg, and Cas SI~erS hlild Vcstilgs, whichl willboi mado up to order in the best styles, uinder the care of a first cliasa CUTTJER FRIOM EUROP5E. A Liberal liscount mad'e to Dealers. PlIantat ion C'lothliing for F"reedmon, from Grey .liglis h Krsoy. Stnporintendant. . Agont. oot.9-3m' It. w. OA IK, w. ii..n PLNA M~AY, o. O. RoBINSON. R.T W. GALE & '00-r,. 44 anti 48 WVENTWVORTII STREET 0IIARL4ESTON, S. 0., 'DIlALEPR5 IN AL~sO,' AGENTS FOR ' Robinmon &, SonsB' P'it Stretelled, Cementled anid Rivited .LE~ATHER BELTING. [X OUBL~E and Single cbrmprising all desira I,. ble widths. Every Belt war-ranied' tob give perfct sat isfact ion, and sold at- m'anue faicturers prIcos. ' .oct 9-8m Schedul'eoVer thle South Carollna RI, R. G ENER AII/"1PT8'FFIC,. CIIARntESTON, 8.0C., Sept.. 11. O N and after Sunday; Be'ptembiter 28d. tho -Passenger Trains of thtis roail will roun tile following sobedul :' 'AAOobTA TRAINS. Leav4 Charleston . . 11.00 anm Arrive at Augusta, . 8.00 p ii Lea~vo Aug'usta.- . 4.80 5. m Arrive at Chiarleuton, - 1.00 p mn .'COLUMBIA 'tifh ifi. Leave Charleston, 5.00 a-m Arrive at- Uolu6iAl 1.60 p mn Leave Columbia, . 10.40 a m Arrive at Charleston, 7.20 p. mn'. 11. T. PEAKE, Go)' 18up'I;. sae 1...t Ohio Election. CINCINNATI, Ootober 10.-The total vote in this city foots up 80,000, an increase of 3,000 votes over ally previous election. Eggleston, ltepublican. is elected over George 11. Pendleton, bj about 900 nmajori ty. Fifteen flopublicaus certainly returned to Congress, and perhaps 17. Tihe Republican State ticket is elected by a large mejority. Buckland, Republican, 9th District, elected; this most Democrats expected to gain. Drowning of Women of Ill-famo. Nsw Yoec, October 10.-Upwards of fifty woollen of ill famo perished by tie founder iug of the stenmship Evening Star. Maximillian to Abdicate. Ni:w Yotic, October 10.-The Tnies' Paris correspondentt reports that time Fretch troops will be withdrawno at one time from Mexico ; that Maxitinillian will abdicate atd be appointed itegent of tie Austrian Ein pire. - Elgotion in Baltimore. BAuLTIMORu:, October 10.--Tie. Imunicipal election is proceoding quietly, and couflued exclusively to registered voters. rrom Mexioo. Nmw YonK, October 10.---Steamer Mant. Iat tan, hais arrivedi at. this port. Site sail ed fromt Vea Cruz oi time 30th and llavane ott the 4th1. It wits reported %t Vora Cruz that Mlaxi nillian htad taken a strong stand again in relaltion to retaining his einpire in Mexico; itat French nioney wits ott its way there, anld thatI the French troops will reinain to surport. itim. Arrival of Steamer, Nuw - YoRK, October 11.--The steamer lleivetia arrived yesterday from Liverpool, having twenty ' cases of *cholera otn bow-rd. Fourteen death occurred o- L1I passago, four of wicih were fron cholera. Burglar Shot. Nxw Yon1C ck..ber I1.--TJg notorious tutrgiar and river tief 3runno was simot ast night while stealing cot ton. From Mexico. Nnw YoTK, October I1.-The Jlerald's Mataitoras correspondent says Getoral Alo. gia, the Iniperial connander, has Ittoved on Monterey,.and a battle ore this has proba bly Iaken place. It. is said tIhat Maxitnillit las gone over Ito tite Clergy party a ' last resort, and to saol!fy tite ciorgy restores all olhurch pro perty, an!uls oIensive laws amid. disntaisses all other n:iuia.flrs. Arrival of Steamera from the South. New Yona, October 11.--Arrived Sean era Europe and Alerceda, from Mobile; Saragossa, Charleston; CalkariiIf White, Wilmington.. Further Election News from Indiana. INDANAPO.IS, October 41.1.-Further re turns fromi Northern part of lite State shov; larro gains. Replbjicans claim two-thirds of both branches of the Leghlature. Receipts frem. Customs at the Principa Porte. W AalIIToN, October 8.-Thte re ceipts from ctustoms at the iports of Bos tont, Now York,, Philadelphmia and Bal' timonre', for the week eniding. St'ptemnber 30, w~ere nas follows: Bost on, *3.8 1,380.r 62; New York *2, 872, 406.68 ; Phila.' dlphlit, 257,907.27 ; Batlimore, $81, 038.13 ; Total, $3,592,738.58. Thanksgiving -Prcaain by the Presi dent. VA'81HIN''oN, October 8. -Thme Presi dt-nt hans issued ma Pr-oclamaton recotm medintg that 'Phursday,.Novembemr 29tli, be observed ttghout the- county as a day of 'IThankgiving anq P'raise to Almnightty God witd has been pleased to vouchsaife to us a people anothter yeat- of thtat natural life whtich is atn indispensa ble consideration of peacen, security anid progress. Thtat year has moreover been er-ow ii.-d' with' flmany pectuliar. blessings. Thme civil war-that so recently closed anmng us hmas riot betn antywhere reopened. .lmoreignm injervetion htas ceased to exolte alarm.- or apprehension.. Intrusive pestilence has been .hiiidgtly mitigated. Dom~estic tranquilit~y hmas improved. Sentimnents of' conciliation htave largely prevmmlled,- and-aif-ectionis of loyalty and' patrotis'm-hlave' been- wide ly renewed. Our fields have yielded qumite abundantly ; our nmintng' indumstry htas been richly rewarded, and we have beeni allowed to extend our Railroad system far into the interior hecesses of thins count ry,- while oeur commerce has resutttund'its cutstomla-y acti vi~ it r'or nigni seas. Tio 6r!at'uttuttrnl bless itgs emand' a nattional ackno'wledg lie recommends also that on the same solemn occasion thte people dph htly and devoutly implore God to gr-ant to our national councils, and tb' our whole people, that Divine iisdotin whiich-a zlone can iead' any nation umnto L~he ways of all good. The Circuit Courts. WASmtNGTON, October -8.- --The Ohief Just-ice of the Supreme Court has stthmitted to ether dustices the qulestion whtether theo Circuit Courts will be hield this fall in time .nltered ciretnits by thte thief and-Associate Judges and by District Judges, or by thme District Jtudg es alone. Thins will ba deciddd by ihe majority. This matter grow's -out of the fact thbat the Circuit Court was not removed from' Norfolkc to Richmond ? because it was fouind tlbat the adjourrilment was not in accordance with the liw of'0l0ngress. Vessel Lost. N-me'w YORx, October 8.--Ship Sebas tan, from Sagma, was abandoned at sea on tihe 4th instant.; Captam aind 9rewv rescued by steamship -Mississippi, from Now Orleains, and brought to-tis port. Tme steamship Santiago do COuba, .wich ?ailed from this port for San*Juan Nicaragud~; on thie 28fif September, rotturned to-day, having experieniced a severe gale on the 3d instant. She was struck by a heavy sea at 3 A. hi., which washed overboard ten passen gera and 8ve of the crew. The ship leaked badly ;. the passengers' were put to the pumps and-retmained'there until thtis-morning, when they reached thk1 port AT THE FAIRFELD HEiALD AND TRI-WEEKLY NEWS OFFTIOE, CAkN BE DONE ALL J(INDS OF JOB WORK, IN TIIE NEATIST1' STYLES AND WI1il.1' Am th'ceirculation of our Papers is rapidly increnbig tilroughout the Dis trict, we offor gatt inducetuents to the Advertising Public. FOIR PA L ATKA,. Fernatinditia, JacksinAlle, and al th L'aidigs on the St. Johin's RIN er. Jair , 1k. 41101 TIlE SlP ]ENIDll STEAMS II iP il%', Xyl 1000 TONS BUlRDE)N, CAPTAIN LOUIS M. COXIIVER, W ll.SAil FItOM ADGER'S WHARF' FOl 'IllE ABOVE N AMl1D PLACES every SaIturdnay, at 3 o'Wlook, P. M., .until futhe11111cr order is. Vol-rioit or Pasago apply onl board, or to thd Olliod-df thb Agbiey, No. 17- Van derhorsi's Whai. sp2-t.T. D. AlKEN & Cd., A'gdnt's. ESTABL-ISHED_1864. LENGNIC& SELL, -Implorters all Denters IN MILLINERY, STRAW; Nortit-cast corifer Miectilg antI.Market Sts.) CI ARLESTON,. 8. C, - NVITE tho Tkrade to' oxamino their full au'id varhd ' paor.mpnt'*ot' Bonnots and hats, trimmwed and untriniW Ribbons, of all deoscripllons, Flowery, Feathers, Dro;g Cngs,. .Nets, Veils of newest delosgn, Iluolhes, LaVihes, Crapos, Silks,''. Corsets, Skirts, &o., &o. ot. 0-Ow' y nef? Genorail up-ori tho auhj~, of turnrnn Li ovor the pisonieri, Jail, &c., to-day. M~ ii Jori Corbini has. beoonio deservehly populh , whilo in the discharge of' his faniotions all it we. would part wit h him withI more regr4 (I if it wvere not foir Ithe dawninig of' the briIll .a day of civil resfrorntion.-aorleaton Na ,f Cl INnt At, JIHAugnlOIJ .s.-The Now Yor1 , Espress has'i tho follwowg f G. W.WI{TIAMS & 00., F.A.OT~B~, 01IIJR0II ST,, .CJ(A1tiBSF'N, , (1. WILLIAMS, .TAYLOR & Cy COM~IJSSION alERIWIIANTS, NEW YORK. Liberal casho advaces will be made' o 'Cot ton consigned to'ither haouwo; oct 4--2m 5. H. BAGLNEI & 00., FACTORS, 10 A CCOMi1ODA T1ON WIIA RF, - OlLNPE'TON, S. 0. Otve, th'eir atenton excluelvoly to the snle of LONG AND SHORT STAPLE COT'1ON Libo-al wadvancea masdo on ,consigtsnients 'sept t.-law8tho Hb'sey Aulli &li I ATS,' CAPS, ANDi STIIAW COOD OIIARLiESTON, S. C. sap't 1-lt' -PolIties nd. News WE~EKLYI r,.oo0&t,.g.Dl 4- -