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a Cotton Markets. For the past *eek 1/51 baleh of Cotton have been sold in this market at 17 to 17j cents. New Advertisements. Rumford's Blacking-MdIntyre & Co., Mail Failu e. Owing to the non-arrival of the southern mail, wet tire untible to give our readers any definite account of the State election, G:- Our young friend 1). I. Flen. niken advertises a new supply of goods in this mornings issue. Our readoi will do well togive him a call. Railroad Meeting. AL a meeting of the stockholders of Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, held in (dolumbia on TuIes., day, 15th instanti Col. Jubn D. Pal. mer was elected President of the Road, Col. Johnston having ddclined re-election. S. Wolfe. We call especial attentioa to the advertisement of Mr. S. Wolfe in ani other column, Mr. Wolfe has been in business for the past thirty years, and is better known by our citizens than we dan tell them. Call and ex aninu his slock. Another Gin House Burnt, We regret to learn thawt on Friday night, the 18th instant, Mr. J. K. Rabb's gill house, containing twelve bales cotton, was destroyed by fire. No particulars as to the cause. Obituary. We regret to aiinoince the death of little Enam, youngest child of Mrs. Jane M. and the late Col. J. N. Shedd. The afflicted widow has the sym-pathy of the entire 'com wanity -n her bereavement. Greenville Gone Democratic. The following dispatch was receiv. ed yesterday evening: GiP.ENvi .L-:, S. C., Oct. 18. To T . .Robertson The entire Democratic tieket is elected.- Perry's majority is 46'. Wm. l. BEAT1TIE, Gin House Burned. We regret to learn that ths gin Louse, together with the steam engine, gin lead960 yards bagging, and sev en bales of' cotton, were burned on Major James Pagan's Wateree plan tation, on the 15th instant. The ma chinery was running at the time, and friction was the' Jause. Run Off. The down freighton the Charlotte, Columbhia and Lagusta Railroad Sa-. * tur day night, mt with a severe aci dent near Aidgewaf.- Several cais were torn to pieces, and' the cotton with which it was loaded- wats strewn along for a mile. The track was bad ly torn. Nobody hurt. A Now Lodge. A Lodge under dispensation fromi Grand Mastei' R. S. Biruns has been established at Monticello, and the fol lowing officers dppointed: Brother Thompson Chappell, Wm. 2f. Brother ,John W. Evanas,S. W. Brother T1. J'. Dawkins, JT. Wm. New doods, hzr pat'rons will' please notice thme dioublb columnmadvertiiemeont of Mr. F. Ilder. Hec is one of the mfoat sue etssfdi mercinnts of' our tow'n,-amd is ' in-every way reliable. By his horresty and industry he has establiahed a spil'endill trade, and conmes before the public to-day with a well selected s'fook of goeds.- We are sure that lie can p'leaso every one w'ho will faivor him with a call. .rhe Election. The election passed off quietly yes. tovdhy in this pha so. At an early hour the colored people began to pour ini from-the eountry, and were met by "srkr"fo both the "ltUera" wrking diligent~y. 'lhe contest seems to be pretty well devided at tfis precinct in the Uounty ticket. Gov. Perry received a heavy vote for Congressmnar. There were 1000 votes cast at this place. Miller to the Rescue. A lthough our friend Miller has been out of print some time, "me is still in' the' ring," no "Scott ring," but in-a ridig of T~oys and Confectioneries, tlio a, finest that have ever been offe/e*d in this market. We~ are serious in this mnatter, and ask the people to'go and interview "Doe." TIhey will get the~ir money's worth, and a few extras thrown in.' Read hmis douhil'e cblumn ~Jcard in to-day's paper, and dbn't for S get his' invitation to call and see his S beautiful and selected stock of Toys and Confectioneries. Crumbs . Th19. ,hster rnpoxtr daya Mr. Williiin Ituoi, a publIo-spirited citi zen,63 years of age, is dead. The Da rlington Sduthernoi- iecords the death of Mr. Brunson, an old and widely known cltizeni tf that Fidee. The Sumter papers report the gar roting of Mr. A. J. Meldan by some unknown person on the streets. He was robbed of thirty cents, nil the funds he happened to have with him at the time. Election and Directors of0 .0. and A. Railroad. The fo!lofting gentlemen were clett ed Directdrs of thd Charlotte Cuolum. bia and Augusta Railroad, at a meet ing of the stocklholdes in Coluinbia on the 15th inst: Juo. B. Palmer, A. il. bavidson, J. II. Pion, W. I. Robertson, II; Robertson, J. 11. MoMaster, B. .b llansard5 South .Carolina ; 1. 13. Plant, S. Di Ueard, Josiah Sibley, John J. Cohen, Ceorgia t Wim. lJohn stun, It. R. Bridges, J. W. Thompson, North Carolina; A. S. Buford, Vir ginia ; W. T. Walters, 1. F. New. coiner, Maryland ; M. K. Jesup, New York. Rules fot Weighing Hogs. The following rules for wieighing hogs is taken from a Kentucky paper, and if correetly stated, we think they will be of great value to some of our readers : "Thu Kentucky rule for esiniating the not n1eight of' hogs is sail to bC, for the first 100 lbs., deduct 25 for gioss , for ecoond 100 lbs., deduct I I ' for the third IOU lbs., deduct 6[; all ov6r the third hundred is net. The net weight of a hog weighinag 100 lbs. is 75 lbs., a hog of 150 gross Iill net 13', of 250 gross; 2CS3 net, and a hog the gross weight of which is 300 11-s., will net 256.1 lbs. From the gross Oeight of a hog thaf go6s over 300, 48.1 pounds oniy is deducted, even should the weight be 400P." P. T. B Big Saow is Cottini. Mr. P1'. T. iarnum informs us by ma nil that he will loitly visit all the principal towns inl tie S iuthern States dut ing th6 wiiter (of 187: and 1;873. The show consists of a great natur al Mluseum, Menagerie, Caravan and Hippodrome combined. The exhibi tion is said to be novel, colos.al, ex haustife atnd bewilderingly various, and is transported through the coun try by mcans- of nearly 1000 men and horses. The museum collection, be sides containing a whale 100 feet long, consists of 100 euriosities, in cluding rare and unique specimens in every departinent of natural history, works of art, &c. The imenagerie is by far the tinest on this cont ient., (it all that ix said of it be tvue,) con tai'iiig sovri hundrid living wild animals, forty Arabian haoree, and twenty five trained camels. Ooe ticket admits to alP- re price being the same as is dhargcd to enter a common circus. Save your small' change--and be propaeed 16' see the greatest curiosi.. ties of the age. Atlantid 0oaht tine, Wre had the pleasure of a vis.it Sat. urday last from Maaj. J. A. Sadler, Agcnt'of the above line. Since the completion of the Wilmaington Colum bia & Angusta Railroaid to Columbia, whiuch' cnt-arjire wgs Cahsuminfated through thri untirinig eniergj, and ?tfzmagement of Col. R. 1R. I10 idgers its President, a new avenue for freight has been opened between Northeain and Southefn rhukt~r,- lf vay, of Wilmington, North Carolina. Byv its commendatory arrangements; hot hi as t'o rapiid t'ransit niid low rat'e% it has already attracted considerable atten tion from shipper.i, and is destined to becourto the great freight thor oughafazre of the South. TPhe success of this line is attributable chiefly to the indomitable efforts of Mr. A. Popo, General Agent at Wilmington. VH3 has received able asaista'co from Ma~iSatlir in establishibgg zf repub.f tion for his line in this sction of the State, who B3y his urbanity ad~d close attention to his busidieas Ins made many. friends in'tie commnuaiiry. We don't hesitate to comnmend the Atlantie Coast Line to shippijers oif either produce or cotto-u. its rates are as reasonable as c'ouldl be asked, arnd its accom modation superior ini erb'ry respeOt.. T1hie tar iff' on cott on from. W/innsboro to WVil mington is 42 75 per ma le , to flbit imoore, .$d'50 per bale ; to P'hiladelphia, $d.7.5 per ho'le ; to New York, $5 pecr hasle and to Blos~pn *5.75; O'IslTUAlt f. TIflnnMarenago 'onigy. Ala., .J IIJ, US ElW IN LVfIAS, age three yens# P~hd four months, only son of R. j%. Lyle.- and~ Airs. jLu 8. Lylek. lie' was a hiandsome iad in Ieresting child. i'o gentlhe, ami-rble sad lov'. ing in his~ disposillon. Oh. lho I dhelig'-t. Io think of thoswe' bc4tifa-l browid eyes, so fuill or inlelligenco for one of' his' years ohr* hearts are-sail for anoLhaer joy lhns beenu lhken from us. But, he is sare in hais hap. py ho'ne "lie has found the.*lys of Ifea-ven; lie is one of tho angel banil." New Advertisementsi Agents Wantcd for Cobbin's CHILII'S COddENTATOR. On tli lil, for tihe Homo Circle. 1,200 pages, 260 Engravings. The best onier prie of tlie year for nirexnts. Every family will have it Noing likeit now published. Yor circutlars adiress 11. S. GOODSPUED & Co., .37 Park Row, New York, Great Curiosity e A $3 Magaiine of tle higles bi-<der for $1 Ag. is wanted in every town, on a perpeluni icomeni ond 10c. for Specimen to "$mith's Dollar Magazino," 61 Liberty St. N. Y. tiPfil's Wx F - 1) -A .gerts make mori wiotoey at neIk fil %is u lma Iatmaytliinmg e'ls . Itisiness light 11mn-' p(l maln t.1t i'ar. tieciirs freb: Ui. & Co , Fine Art i'ublisher.4, Portland, Maine. oc t16 $ ,ooo0 IN i N . GRAND GIFT CONCwRY Postponed t o Deceniber 7, 1872. r IllE Second Grand Gift. Concert in aid < ,f hW Pti-mm LiinnAtiiV oF i1NYUUtcY, nilioun mcedi for S ejim e ptembr 28. hms been ipost polled 0 tDecemb-- 7, 187!, benuse lite nCcumuiilaition of ordor.4 tlime few cnys before he draiwing made it physically impossible to tii lhem without a few day-m' delay. nimd is a short post ponmmmemnt wits inevitable, it. Was8 delermined to defer it to a time that wouildi trke a full drawing i'ure by tle sal e of mali the tlicts. The money necessary to pay in full nil time offered gifts is Iow upon deposit in time Farimers' nd Droiers' Bhik. as will be seeni by tlie following certificate of Itmo Cniehier- . . PAni0Inis' AN) D)DnovEs' lASti, LoUiSVi Ltr~ KY , Sept. 26, 1872. f ThiP i. id certify that there is hion 'i deposit in lhis bank over half a million of dollars to the creilt of tlie Oift. Cancert fiund, $'00.000 of which is he1d by this l'ufmk na trUsurer of the I'dblic tibrary of S "itucky to pay off aill gifts to lie awarded ItL tho drawinig. R. S. VEACII, Cashier, 1,000 Prizes, amounting to !4$00,000 IN CAS1g. will be nvardel, lie ,iigifest pficei 6ing $i0,000o, $50,000, 25,000, and down in regmiar gradation to $100, which is the lowe.st. Th drawing will positively a'fd unequivoealy take place December 7. Ageinis are peromitoriiy rouired to <lose sales aml mi - ia retturns Noictm'bief 25, in in order to give imple time fo the fiual ar rangeiimetms. Orders fytr tIckets r ap'ili.'a tions for ememlmuNrs shotild be adiressed to GOV. Ti10 E. BI.A-MLE'TE, Agent PuLi-e Library of Kentucky, Louisville, Ky ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT? TEEE AVERLL CHEMICAL PAINT has proved itself to be the aIRit .'d4is,60t ap yT Wnot Iiffa Ile ExIca-lo- Palait Itnownii. Sample cnrd of bea.t.iful colors and'ro commendatins from owners of lm finest residenees in tihe country furnished free by all denler' and by Aveirlii clamicn al Paint Co., 32 lming Slip, New York, Or, Cleveland, Ohio. Nothingmi like it ;i Iedli.-ii. A lutxur to ith p li. it a linles's evcmacumt(. a getl'mie s mmi.t to !h ciremnhou, a perspiratory pmlbrearnion. nn mmi ntiiljints n.edlicine, a - lminhitu, m diuiret ic amid tan adltmirabile enm. erm';l mmIteramtive'. Fuchl are time nel.nim:ledg ei andmi damily pri'en ui~Ioped~efeorTarrenit's Ef.:mvescetm $eli zer' A per'ient. tsml.im ivY Al rii. R TTS9., Thme s'ubscribemrs are ianufmciiurer's A'gents finr It. W. lleml's celebramed Asmia lie lienf. time best remedy for" Asihma yet di cov'eredm. iusianmmi. relei f gturahteed ori purinhmie mmoney refundmied. TIme iedi - ein~ 'is pumt up' in'thrmee'.g1izes, which re t all for 26o.,.i0ci and' O. Persons'retui. timng price will ihve clie miedicinie sont. free 3y nmmumm or express. Also sammpces sent-free io any wh' v mo desmi rm. EillhlDGE, TU LLEIl . Co., Roma, N. J. 5000 AG ENTS (VAN''E. .Samp s' seeni free hy' mall, withl terms to clear' from $5 to $1It pem' damy. Two en-. tirely nmemy articles. tiaheablme as flmmr, Ad oc't lui Sheriff's Sales, The State of' South Carolina, Im ime Couirt of- Comsbum P'le'n. Alex. P. Wylie, ais Ex'or. of Dr. Wmn. Wylie vs. Geo. WV. lelton, Trunstee, et. al. Ini pin:sua nco of nit ot'-hr id~ue in' time abmove stiteud case by his Hionor TI. J. Mask 03', 1 will otfrm' for salie at public numct ion to thme hiighest biddior, liefor'e time Court hioumse doori ini innmstmom:o, witiii the, legal hmottra or' sale, odi thce Ori's Momlay in Novenmbe'r next, thme followinmg described property, to Ali'hnmt pie'co, pfoe'or tra'et. of lauva ly'ing, beimng ail miituate ini time Coiunty an-i 1 Simatle imfoi'msnidl oil waters'of Watoekee Crtiek neari G'Uladdliem's G rove, and hotunded by tlands of Daniel Hanl, ,imme's ItBohe, laiI of A. Liiny kin anmid ot hers, containmiimg Omie i:.onusand amnd i-'ifty A cres niore or ie'ss. Cashil "di'cient to pay limo cost in thism case andm mlhe e'xplense(, if sale, time balance on ai credlit of onte andi two yents, in ( qtadi annumial iimtmilmients with iterest fr' jm dmiy of sale, mtimmred-l by bow.l of iihf pffr.Tmnt ero' ihii goodi sutret ies tinmd tmoi'mgnge of thle pre'mmises sold, purchmasers to pay for all mmtece'ssary pampers. . W. DIUVALL,. SP. C. Shieriff'st Orlice,* W~minnsblorom Octi 12, 1872 o.,i 15--tl'x2 Attenition I I l11ESPECTFiULLY informn my old I fiiendmsm nn.i customers that I am now hocateld at itock Ilill, 8. C., att-I am prb par'ed to fmirnishi thesie wishming various bmramnds of ('hewing atnd Sniolring Tobacc'6 at shmort niotice. Ordiersm lolicited. 1LA YMO1N 0IIIS0X, oct 0-3moti Jloek flill, 8.- C, HAMS! HAMS! rj'WO Tiercesimest Sogam' i'uited Calmvnssed lama, warranted. For sale low, by. -jimno 22 Ii. . MCrL Yfr WOODWARD & LAW, HEAD QUANTEfs For Everything Desirable It GENERAL MERCMIANDISE; Best Brands of Long Cloth (N. Y. Mi'ls 1nmentit a. Utie, Fruit of the Joom &c: 'or sale by WOODWAIUD & LAW. Fine Carihfic Long ClO.ti (d bhinf lew in the market) for sale by . WOODWAltI & ;AW; The largest stock of KeniCeki Jeaul mver offered in Whinhoro for s0b by WO OD1)WA It1) & LAW. The best assortment of Cnqs1meten 'vbt iffered, varying in price I.roi l 71.00 tc iP4.00 pier yard, for s:le by WOODL)Wa lID & .A W. Oool Assortment Dress Goods at lou rices, for sale biy WOODWARD & LAW. A handsome line of laftlwi Alpacis from 10 cents to $1.26 for sale by . WOODWARIJ A LAW. Japanese Silks, Poplins, All Wol De anes, and Mlohairs. for ialo by WOODWAlRD & LAW. Welch and Shaker Flannel, White anti Red Flannels in great varicy. for sale by WOODWA RD & LAW. Balmoral Skirts, (Ladies, Mlisses aind :hiirnin great varitIy and for sale by WOODLWAIRI & LA W. houl'6anird Skirts, (nu utinusually large sock) for Ladies. Misses aind Chilhren, for oale by WOODWARD & LAW. A handsome assortment of Lace Collara ind Linen Setls, for sa'e by '1OOI)WARD & LAW. Real Lace Collars and lnnlkerebiefs, for alo by WOLOUDWA1D & LA W. Ladies Silk Neck Shawls, (somnething iew) Neck Ribbons and Lace Fischus, for male by. WOODWARD & LAW. Many things both useful and' ornmentaml hat cannot be itimihe-l, for irde by WOOIJWAtID & LAW. Let the Plaisters reMrnember that. the lighest, tiarket price for Cotntoh will be paid 'y WOOIYW~ltD & LAW. Oct 10 F resh Arrivals, AT WHITE'S CONFEC'II6NAi, Lemons, Raisins. Currentis, Citron, Co :oanuts, Fresh Silmon, Pickels, Jellies, guts, and everything in tie Confectionnry ine that, can be desired. Give ine a call. sept 14 NEW A R RIVALN, A'F J. I. McCARLEY'S. I Barrel of Old Cabinet Rye, 1860. I' BMiet tf mck berry Itrandf. I Iril: G1i'ag i BrantTY-, Ramsey's Scot ch Whls c. Stuart's Trish'Whisk'ey. Marviii's Ald. Also, a good stock of Oroceries, consist. ng of' Brigar, ('otlfe, lice, AMolasses, Rn. on, L.'d, B/6nckfaisl, ltri ps. Sumgar (k r'e.1 ~houlders and llams, Jlars, Pin~ - Iy-, liar y Ross, OoodiilflE 1'adh fllow 1Pt a. CITIZENS of FAIRFIELD I To One and Al I'! dAIl A'.t THE SI'ORE OF S. WOLFiE, Whiro you will find him ready to sup. thy all your wnnts, havmg one of' te arges.t and hedt E dide d at Ukh df (OOody ham1tlih lgori~hrn Markets afford. To thac ,adies who need Dress Goods, anid even tihose whto mny' need sonmething elegahit to make ip a TRIOSSEIAO, I' wouild say that I boglit or them, inseleptinga few bean:i 't:l Silk'('Metrijhes,IDelaines nn'd Pop. Ins, in white aiid colors, and, overy o her Irr icle necessary for a .complem e O U TI IT; md to te' pumblie IA gerferal, I dould' say, ~i v rho a e-ni beforeysu purcbhe your Wiinter Goodse Of I re4s d ood; Cloaks, Bainmorals, hawls, Snaines, Bloulevar'ds nnd 1' ancy~ bodls, Hlats, Rliboria, Scarfs and Ties, hloer, llosiery and Gloves. 8huoe in gi-ca, variet/" for Ladies and hildr''n.) Noiw Is the tinwe to get' a suit of' good lade of'the ver'y Best andI Finest Mate\-ial, .t rehasonablre pt-ices.- Call ahdl he' conv ino dm that yon will got; flhl' sisfactiorr foru 'our' m'oney. Fliihid80fne Naglitne Jtmt OdondMd I flats of every ra,' ,.tyle and' color, n)s suitable for windy wventmher, Shirts of est m'h-'lity. Shamw'ls and ()vercoats. BladeTts. (Sills; Table Linen, Towels, .nd hlontee Furnishinag Goods of all qnali Hlaving l'ee'n engaged in business here or Thtrty Year's, It is only necessmary, for noe to say that you will get your Money's Vorih by calling at thme estab-?lshmmentof oct 17 5. WOEFE. Clothing, LATS and Caps, Shirt. Fronts, Ladies Cu fls and Collars, llandkerchiefs Iloves, floes, &o, just received by feb 2 Afn'I'tEn O. REMOVAL. -0.. DAVIDSON & C0., ave .emoved W S TO E 3 Opgosite D. Latiderdbie's. sept 18 FURNITURE I Consisting of Walit-f, THi1ntlton Wal nut, an1dtl Rosewood, of tlevety best quality. For desigit and workmanship unequalled, nud cheap as can be bought anywhere this side rf the city of New York or )Mltimore, of the same quality. Everything wtranit edi. Looking Classes and Choice Lu'ndier for sale. Call und see for yourselves, as seeing is believing. Furniture neatly repaired at moderate prices. aug 15-6m1 11. W. PIILLI PS. FOR SALE. 1AtE two pair of fine YOUNG OXEN, w hich I wilt e" very low. oct 5-1m N-). IRATTON. TflE STORE MCMASTER & BRIdE Is full almtost to o'eri owin'g of Fashio able and Seasona'1 1'or Ladic, 6'etfe~r nd' amilies, at low prices: * Cdll and Exafilne Thiis'tock, as also (ho stock o' Shoes, liats, Eoys and Mons Clothing, Hlardware, Med icines, lerftrmery,- Joo)., Paper. Ing, &d' McIlfASTI & 131CE, * IOTEfI $EAN4E." FLUTING IRONS. Tho Patent, Combined Fluting' andl Smoothing Iron, for sade hy' Oct 10' cMAST'ER & BRICE. U ou1 0liters' anti Sh-ves. RE now occupied with 's'large and gen-. e1 ral stock, to whioh' th'e inspection of' o-ur friends and ousloiners are respec'tfully ilivitedl; '* h 1'?4le p~ope.trtfen?', ietudihg'Mitilli. nory and iireaa Goods, need niot be it ernized' ats wt- anticipaito that it will rlease thte faishioniabhl an'd'fastidion's. No pains ha~ve boee' spar'ed'tonriak'e if sof and it us cheer. fully hi'adn'fidently submnit ted to thle dn. cision and tastes. (Of Staple Goodls and Men's Wearing Mate'ri.l t ler'e is a . good ~variety at reasonh!ie prices. (f Lndils nund Gen'tler&eW4 Shios; th'e supply is full. Aluo a ver' general stovk of- Groceri'en, asf well as of Tinuwade, Crockery, Ola'Asware and W~oodenwarn. The long catalogue which is embraced in' our'purchiases cannot. he -itirmizsed. so whien you are needling any mer-dhandize, call and engqir-. oct 15 D). LA UDERD ALE. fOOT AND SHOE HAVING procured the very best M1echanics in - the coutry, I .feel war -,ranted in sayihg that I. * ~ can furnish as neat BlOOT -or kBilOE as any Shop in the. South. All work warranted to'give aatisfatction. M(y Shop is next door to F. Gsrig's BSaddlory. ' niarl19 -. & M. GILB.nr Come and See Them! For I have just. opened n F0all Stoc'k of CONFBICTION lilttS, FAN. CY G001 18and TOfN, and they are decidedly pretty, conisting of nny 6itirely iew patterns of fine China, Glass; and Bohemian G ods, such as r. ses, Toilet Sets. Jewel Boxes, Watch Stands, Smokefs Stads, Mantle drnai inents, 'resentiation Sets, Goblets, Mlugs, Citps hnd Saileers. I also have 4 nice line of Woik Boxes, Writing Deiks, Ph9tographio Albuitns. Musical Al. bumns, Musie Boxes, Shell Boxes, Fanj Uofilectionery Boxes, Mlatch Safes; aind a large and varied stock of China, Lava, and ',Pariaon Goods thit must bo !ei ,o ho aippreciatod. In Doll, I fee satisited that I can please all of my pationF; o I have every dtyle Rlid variety of Iolli, fioca the flae and entirely fiew tihebanioal (that crawls all around the room, turns its head; and mnakes all tb motioti of a child just beginning to crawl,) down to tho omtionest aid cheapest Doll Furiiture ; China afid I1rittainia 'rea Sets, Cradles, Putkets; t 'ts, Propellers, Porai ulators with Rattkos, Whistles, Whips; .1rums, Trumpets, runs, lPistols, Wagons; Carts, Car. iiages, Wheel Barrows, Marbles, Tops, Balls, and lminy thousards of other beautiful and pleasing '.'oys that will delight and please the chil dren, and add to the parents joy. I lave a very large.lot of beautiful Mo 6banical Toys, afhong whioli will be found; tio baauti. ful and entirely ied Side Wheeo -demontratinto the siiecessful applioatior of steam to a Toy Boat, that will prdjl iclf on Water for forty niinutes, andjean be muanaged by any ohild: Also th6 beaMtiful Horizontal Steam Engine, (with Toys attached), that will run a half hour, and dolights all wh'ooe its mn1oveiments. The Dollar Steam Engine WILL ALSO BE FOUNG AMONO MY TOYS. I Confectioneries I would mention Yanilla Cre4m, Cocoa Crean, 'Rosie, A?. inond, Jujiube Paste, Jelly Cakes, Gurm Drops, Puit Drops, Fig Paste, Cream Chocolate, Creaim Don Bons, Oranges and Lhonons Sliced, Cor dial Bottles, Jordan Sugt4r Ajmonds, lurnt Alni<s, Cream' Dates, Chewing Gum, .Pop Kissed; Fancy, Plain and Taf'ef K ises, Cocoanmuts, Almonds, English Walnuts, Dates, 11visins, Currants; Citron with plain and fancy Bar, and Stick Candies of all flavors. All of which haye just arrived and ato war ranted fresh and gonn'ine at A. P. MiLLER'S Confectionery, oct 17 Money Saved -----O0 COME ONE! COME ALL If you desire to save imo,.ey aod got the full valud of your rnoney' a1. on the uiider signed an1d exilmille his stuck before purchlasing elsewhere. le is selling goods a fabuliously low prices. ie is niow in receipt of on~e of the lairgest antil mo.st, copnplete stocks of goods ever b'roughtc to this market. purchased'for dash; a'nd'whicih he can coa sequtly aforud to self at lw prIices. Ills miotho is? Quick Sales ad Siitali Proflts' 1lis atoei iA e oo x'lonsVli to be br.hmer'a'ted butt consists of Dry Ooods anid Millinery, di'oekery', GlassWar'e,' Re~ady Made Clot'hing ana Ihard ware,'Groceries, Octits I urniahing O'oodn, fledsteads, Mattresses;' hlats,OCaps, Tioots, Shoce, &c. Mirrors, &e., &o. IIe would call special aitention to his Boot and Shoe Departmeni, . liaving had most of them made to order in the best Nob'lh rn Factories, lie can safe, ly watrrant them0 to be free fromn adl Shoddy. Ja this department his stodk is e'on.plete in all sizes and varieties. his Ready Made Clothing, bioffia and Cas. Aimores Cannot he surpassed in tItis market, either in Qtihlitjor Priec All lie ask's is as osllag he is deterineiad not to be undersold. oct,15 JUST RECEIVEDL hrf~~~s 1 Crlo'nd fiomur, incluiding alveslte gradyes, onr V.M 1 Car load White Winier Seed Oats, Thms ilQfrfrsln ule me I Car lovil (ilack Winter Seed Oats, (o otehgetbde eoeteCut I Car Iohd itad Rimut "Proof " Se i liot6,o ori inbrwti h e d. Whte an'd Fmtoked Unacon and uso sl~o b frt lnayI oea Sho'ulders, all grad'es of 8ugir', Macet-oni t i and Cheese, Choice Ncw Orleans ahud Cornm- uo tI~Idlihbl~~~'u~ae moni Syrtiap, IlJ'rse an'l Mule Shoes' an teCut n tt aeea~,cnan Nails; No. 1, Laundry Son'ps, 10 bbls. bone ylnd f-tt o onOa sorted Cr'ac'krs andl Cakes, Old Govt,. Java .brtbr odadoIes ahnd Jiio Co'ffee,[ ScrediM ta of tev mhSwith C dinaees. DY from (lay ~ofmeno tfilepras. togv bleondt A mr.g ofA te: pe'n'iser', ans. tohay fsortl ns. aypes D. RbFvennskated ens by)bVAL 0ine. . Wio.',o t . 12,es bidr eor heCur, eelo7 eo drin6 in-oowti telea hour ofsalgon he irstMonay i Novem