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By "aP?loaca^?-oia Cablc DespatchT. * LONDON, October 28.-It is (ally lonfirmed that Prussia, Italy, Portu? gal, France and England, have re? newed relations with Spain. Sevra Item?. CHABLESTON, Ootober 28.-Sailed Brig Moonlight, Surinam; cchoncr Maria Hall, a Northern port. NEW ORLEANS, ??October 28.-The city and the surrounding country, as far as heard from, is quiet. Gen. Rousseau has issued a proclamation oalling on the citizens to abstain from breaohes of the peace, and no? tifying them of authority having been vested in him to preserve the peaee. WHEELira, Ootober 29.-The radi? cal majority is stated at 5,000. NASHVILLE, TENN., October 28. Tho contest between Mercer and Prosser-both radicals-for Congress is wavering. Prosser's friends raised a pole and ran up a carpt-bag instead of the national oolors. Sr. LOUIS, October 20.-A Chey? enne despatch says the Indians at? tacked Hunt & Hall's train, near Perry Station, Jon Sunday, killing four mon and capturing fourteen mules. A special from Little Rock an? nounces the arrival there of Repre? sentative Hinds' body, and its depar? ture for New York. Hinds and Brooks weror shot by George A. Clark, Secretary of tho Democratic Committee of Moneoe County, who had been drinking heavily, and bor? dering on delirium tremens. Clark is in oustody. NEW YORK, Ootober 28. -Blair ad? dressed au immense crowd in Tam? many last night. WASHINGTON, Octobor 28.-Judge Chase holds Court in Charleston, S. C., next week. Seymour speaks in Pittsburg to? night. The President, it is announced, is helpless under tho Reconstruction Aotsin restrainingDistrict Command? ers from interfering with the Courts. A case comes from Texas, and in? volves the postponement by Rey? nolds of the order of settlement of an estate. The insurgents in Cuba received another severe check s few days ago. They attacked a Spanish gun-boat which had just arrived at Manato, but were quickly defeated. The town was burned. The police of Havana have captured a Dominican and a Government official, who, pretending to aot as guides, led the troops into an ambush, in which four soldiers were taken prisoners and murdered. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, October 28.-Sales of cotton to-day 154 bales-middlings 23^. NEW YORK, October 28-Noon. Money active, at 7. Sterling 9%. Gold 34}?. Flour 10?l5c. lower. Wheat 2@3o. lower. Corn lc. lower. Mess pork lower-25.90. Lard quiet -steam 17^?@17%. Cotton quiet, at 25. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton less active but steady ; sales 2,500 bales at 25 *?@25%. Flour heavy-Western 6@9.65; com? mon to fair extra Soathern 8@8.90. Wheat heavy. Corn heavy-mixed Western 1.09@1.12. Oats lc. lower. Pork firmer, at 26.50. Lard easier, at 15}4?n%. Freights firmer-cot? ton steam 7-16@J?. The monied stringency is severer than ever, but a shade easier at the close. Discount operations suspended under the pres? sure. Sterling 9??. Gold a little stronger, at 34??. Southern bonds irregular. BALTIMORE, Ootobor 28.--South Carolina bonds now GO bid. Cotton very firm. Wheat very dull, with prices ruling much lower. Corn dull -new white 90@1.00;old 1.18@1.20. Oats dull-primo 73. Pork quiet, at 30. Bacon firm-shoulders 13%@U. CINCINNATI, October 28.-Flour in little denmud-family 7.50(oj7.75. Corn-now G0@,62; old 98(5)1.00. Whiskey dull, nt 1.10. Mess pork new 25@25.68. Lard dull-new steam 16. Bacon nominally un? changed. CHARLESTON, October 28.-Cotton dull and easier; sales 500 bales-mid? dlings 23^@24; receipts 931. AUGUSTA, Ootober 28.-Cotton market quiet; sales338 bales; receipts 097-middling 23)?. SAVANNAH, October 28.-Cotton opened firm, but closed weak-mid? dlings 24(^24; sales G77 bale?; re? ceipts 1,029. MORILE, October 28.-Sales of cot? ton 800 bulos; market quiet-mid? dlings 23?.(; receipts 684. NEW ORLEANS, October 28.-Cot? ton easier-middlings 23??@23?;l'; sales 3,400 bales; receipts 1,839. Su? gar steady-new Louisiana yellow clarified 14%@15. Molasses active Louisiana primo to choice 1.00?1.05. Flour dull-superfine 7; choice 9.501 @13. Corn-new Western 90@1.05. Pork quiet, at 32.50. Bacon-choice scarce-.shoulders 14; clear 18>?. Cof? fee firm-fair to prime Rio 15(?jl7. LONDON, Ootober 28-Noon.-Con? sols 91*4. Bonds steady, at 73%. LIVERPOOL, October 28-Noon. Cotton buoyant. HAVRE, Octobor 28.-Low mid? dling cotton afloat 127'.<. LIVERPOOL, October 28-Evening. Cotton closed firm and unohanged; sales 15,000 bales-uplands ll; Or? leans ll Acts Passed at the Late. Session of the Legislature. AN ACT TO REGULATE THB PRACTICE OF THE CIRO UIT COURTS IN CERTAIN OASES. 1. Se ii enacted by ike Senate and House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, now ni and siUiny tn General Assembly, and by the autho? rity of the eame, Ail the Courts of the State organized nader the Act entitled *'An Act to organize the'Cir oait Courts." shall have power to grant new trials in cases where there has been a trial by jory for reasons for which new trials have usually been granted in the Courts of law of the United States; and. they shall have power to administer all necessary oaths or affirmations, and punish by fino or imprisonment, at the disore of said Courts, all contempts of au? thority in any cause or bearing be? fore the same, and to make and establish all necessary rules for the orderly oonduoting of business in said Courts: Provided, Such rules aro not repugnant to tho laws of the State or the rales prescribed by the Supreme Court. LT. The Circuit Courts, as Courts of Equity, shall be deemed always open for the purpose of filiug bills, petitions, answers, pleas and other pleading, for issaiug and returning mesne and final process and commis? sions, and for making and directing all interlocutory motions, orders, rules and other proceedings what? ever, preparatory to the hearing of all causes pending therein, upon their merits, and it shall be competent for any Judge of tho said Courts, upon reasonable notice to tho parties in tho Clerk's office or at Chambers, and ia vacatioa as well as in term, to make, direct aad award all such pro? cess, commission and interlocutory orders, rules aud other proceedings, whenever the same aro not grantable, of course, according to the rules and practice of the Court. III. Issues of facts, ia civil cases, in any Ciroait Court, may bo tried and determined by the Court without tho intervention of a jory, wheoever the parties or their attorneys of record file their cousent, in writing with tho Clerk of the Court, waiviog a jury. IV. Upoo the trial of a question of fact by the Court, its decisioo shall be given in writing, and shall contain a statement of the facts found and tho conclusions of law, separately; and upon a trial of aa issue of law the decisiou shall be made in tho same manner, stating the conclusions of law. Such decisiou shall be filed with tho Clerk within sixty days after the Court at which the trial tool? place. Judgment upon tho decision shall be entered accordingly as of thc term, and the judgment and finding j may be reviewed on writ of error 01 appeal, when the samo is duly taken, after the filing of the decision. V. All issues of law or fact in civi cases may be referred to arbitrator! or referees upon the written conseni of tho parties; and when tho partie: do not consent, the Court may, upoi the application of either party, or o its own motion, except where the in vestigation will require the decisioi of difficult questions of law, direct i reference in the foliowiug cases: 1st Where the trial of au issuo of fae shall require the examination of i long uccouat oa either side; ia whicl case the referees may bo directed t< hear aad decide tho whole issue, o to report upon any specific qaestioi of fact iavolved therein. 2d. Wher the laking of au account shall be ne cessary for tho information of tin Court, before judgement or for car rying a judgment or order into el feet. VI. The trial by referees or arbi trators shall bo conducted ia the sam manner, and on similar notice as trial by tho Court. They shall h av the same power to graut adjourn ments, and to allow amendments t< any pleading as tho Court upon sucl trial, upon tho same terms and witl like effect. They 3hall have the sam power to preserve order and punisl all violations thereof upon such trial and to compel the attendance of wit uesses before them' by attachment and to punish them as foracoutemr. for non-attendauce or refusal to b sworn or testify as is possessed b the Court. They must state tho fact found, and the conclusions of la' separately. The report of such r< ferees or arbitrators being returnee shall bo allowed and stand as tho di cisiou of tho Court granting the rub unless sufficient cause be shown t the coatrary. Wheo the reference to report tho facts, the report sha havo the effect of a special verdi? found by ti jury. VII. In all cases of reference, tl parties as to whom issues aro forme in the action (except wheu the d fendant is au infant or an absente may agree in writing upon tho pe sons, uot exceeding three, and a r ference shall be ordored to him i them and to no other persons. Ai if each parties do not agree, t! Court shall appoint one or moro i ferees, not moro than three, who sin be freo from exception; and no pe son shall be appointed referee ; whom all parties in the action objet and no Justice or Judge of any Cot shall sit as a referee in any actl Sending in the Court of which ho udge. Unless the Court shall otb? wise order, or the parties otberwi stipulate, the referee or referees sb mako and deliver a report with sixty days from the time the action shall lp*? finally submitted;. and in de? fault thereof said referee or referees shall not bo entitled to receive any fees, and tho notion shall proceed as if no reference had been ordered. HPho roTkni't nf tim rofor*?n r?r raforoaa -- -c-IO.IB;.P? --, arbitrator or arbitrators, shall be de? livered to the Clerk of the Court ont I of which the order or reference is-1 sued. VHI. The juries to Berve in the Oirouit Courts shail be drawn in the same manner, and servo with tho same qualifications, as heretofore provided by law under Military Orders and tho Provisional Govern? ment of the State, until the Act en? titled csAu Act to regulate the man? ner of drawing juries" shall take effect: Provided, No more than thir? ty-one petit jurors or nineteen grand jurors shall be summoned to attend the Cironit Court at any one time, except by order of the Court. In the Senate House, the twenty sixth day of September, in tho year of our Lord one thousand 1 eight hundred and sixty-eight. L. BOOZER, President of tho Senate. FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JB., Speaker House of Representatives. Approved: R. K. SCOTT, Governor. " NOMINATING COMMITTEES. Tho committees from thc different wards aro re-qnestod to meet in Carolina Hall, THIS EVEKING, at half-paat 7 o'clock, for thc purpose of nominating a Mayor for tho city of Columbia. At a mooting of tho Democratic Cinh of | Ward No. 1, tho following gentlemen wcro appointed as a committee to confer with Bindiar cemmittees from the other wards, for the purpose of nominating a candidato for Mayor: Messrs. A. Palmor, R. Allen, D. McGuinnis, J. McIntosh and T. W. Ber? ry. T. B. DcBOSE, Sect'y. Tho followiug ia the committee in tho Second Ward: Capt. W. B. Stanley, Jacob HuBsung, C. H. Miot, D. C. Peixotto and Richard Barry. II. F. SCOTT, Sec'y. Tho committeo in the Third Ward con? sists of Mesara. M. H. B?rry, W. P. Gei? ger, A. Sylvester, J. G. Gibbes, John Ag? new. S. T. AGNEW, Oct 2D 1 8ecretarv. To the Citizens of South Carolina, FIXLOW-CITIZEN.S: Tho numerous com? plaints made to this Department of mur? ders and outrages, committed hy wicked and iuconsideratc persona, excited hy in? tenso party feeling, made it my duty to issuo the lato proclamation, calling upon all good and truo men, without respect to political predilections, to unite in a deter? mination to discountenance and dononnco lawlesness and violence, and in an effort to recover and maintain tho good uamo that has heretofore bein the heritago and tho pride of our beloved Stats. It ia now my pleasing dutj to congratulate you upon tho beneficial resulta that havo ensued from tho admirable and woll-timod address of Geu. Hampton and tho Executive Com? mittee to tho Democratic party. In hon? est and impressive terms fhoy have called on the people to support the laws, to pro serve tho peace, and to denounce those crimes which have BO recently boen com? mitted iu aomo portions of our Stato. These patriotic counsels cannot fail of hav? ing a wido and wholesome influence in moderating tho vehemence of feeling of thoao to whom they aro authoritatively addre8aed, while they havo quieted the ap" prehensions and conciliated the reapect and good will of their political opponents. Thia ia certainly a ju8tcauao of congratu? lation to evory well-wiahor of tho Statc,^ and it givca mo unfeigned pleasure to acknowledge it, and to earnestly invoko tho co-operatiou of every member of tho Re? publican party in reciprocating, to the lullest extent, tho pacific policy so admir? ably inculcated by the Democratic leaders, Let acrimonious and irritating discus.-ions bo avoided, and appeals bo made to tho intelligence and reason, and not to tho foara or paeaions, of the community Differ as wo may in political sentiments, it is tho dictate alike of wisdom and patriot ism for all to appeal to, and confide in, tho efficacy of peaceful remedies for political evils, actual or supposed. Lot "bear and forbear" bo our maxim, and so shall tho peace, prosperity and honor of our beloved Statu ho maintained and perpetuated, and her timc-honorod eacutcheou will bo pre? served, unsullied and undimmed, in all its original parity and bistro. " ROBERT Iv. SCOTT, Oct 2'.) 2_Governor. Opening of the Fall Ohampagne. BEING in daily receipt of the various styles of fall and winter fancy and staple Groceries, also of several novelties calculated to excito tho taste of tho com? munity, in tho gastronomic department, a careful perusal of tho following hst of good things can scarcely fail of interest: SMOKED BEEF, Smoked Beef Tongues, Extra Now York Sugar-Oured Pig Hams, Extra New York Breakfast Bacou Strips, Pickled Fulton Market Boef and Charles? ton Shrimps, Pickled Salmon and Pigs Feet, New No. 1, 2 and \\ Bay Mackerol; Now No. 1 Scaled Herrings, tine; Primo New York Stato Factory Cheese and Goshen Butter, just in; fresh Crackers, full assortment; fresh New Hulled Buck? wheat. LIQUORS AND WISES.-This department is fully Blocked with tho choicest assort? ment the combiued markets of tho coun? try can furnish, and will ho sold guaran? teed aa ropresonted in every respect. All of which are offered at low rates hy Oct 29_GEO. SYMMEBS. FOE SALE. A FINE HORSE andBUGOY. Tho , I torso ia perfectly sound and gent?o, and is sold for no fault. The Buggy is nearly aa good as new. ALSO, A good act HARNESS. For particulars, apply at this office. Oct 29 6 THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF RICHLAND COUNTY ace requeued to meet at Hall, in Colum? bia, 8. 0., on SATURDAY, tho 7th of No? vember next, at i o'clock P. M., for tho purpose of forming an Agricultural Socie? ty for this County. All persona interested in tho agricultural intercuts of tho County, aro rcquouted to attend, as great good mtv result from it. Oct 23 FAn jlKK. One of the young sports at Paris recently lost every sou at cards, bor? rowed a small sum of bis sister and won it all back again, with a wide margin. To pr?vido against acci? dents, ho paid all his hotel, tailer and oTino.mulrnr Kitto anr) m?ds ?. T?**0 monts to be clothed, fed and shod for ! ten year?. Now ho can play without fear of destitution. President Johnson has written a letter to Gen. Thomas Ewing, on tbe question of our national debt. He claims that the expenso of tho Go? vernment during tue four years suc? ceeding tbo rebellion were almost ns much as tho whole expenso of the seventy-two years preceding it. On tho 20th instant, about fifty ne? groes entered tho town of Dardanollo, Ark., and commenced firing into tho houses of the white residents. Tho fire was returned, and the negroes driven out of town. No casualties are reported. The London Times says "that in a few days England and America will bo united, without tho ghost of a quarrel, we hope and believe, hut Lord Stanley's other prophecies aro premature." A Now York banker strack his wife in tho fuco, Saturday moroing, be? cause she insisted on fellowing him np town. They were "reconciled" in the station houso and then drove homo. An iron-monger had to send in nu account lately to an author for a now register stove, and thought that he must necessarily be facetious, so ho headed the bill-"a memorial of the departed grate." Tho Zeitung publishes tho list of passengers, (about seventy-five in number,) shipped for Charleston in ? the ship Gauss, Captain Wicting, Bremen, October 4, 1863. The Lexington Statesman tells us that "a sheep, belonging to Murk j Nash, of Simmons Point, Maine, killed au eagle which undertook to ' carry off her lamb, the other day." Streets differ from men in some re- ? spects. Tho former are of little ac- : couat except wheo laid out; the latter 1 of scarcely none when ia that condi tion. Adah Isaacs Menken, according to J the authorities, died of whiskey und peritonetis, and absinthe and a severo i cold, and exposure and consumption, ] and about a hundred other things. , Nevada silver miues have nearly 1 reached the place where earthquakes j are made. At the bottom of some j the temparature is 100 degrees. , In a happy family of father, mo? ther and soveuteeu children ia East i Teoues6ee, every ooe chews tobacco ( except two girls who dip. A raid was made upoa the Carroll- J ton (La.) jail, a few nights ago, and two negroes convicted of rape upon < white women, wore executed. A married couple in Spriogfield i have not spokca to each other for i years. Tho mau boasts that he has tho happiest homo in tho country. A youog lady, oa beiog asked J where was her native place, replied: "I have none, I am the daughter of a . Methodist minister." A lady of fortuo near Paris has j committed saicido. Sho had a boil , ou her uoso, aad was afraid of hoing disfigured. . Some people like to wioe aad some ? to whiae. The former are apt to bo tho most pleasant companions. ] Uncle Sam's Farm-The only farm , where draining is carried on nil the year round. 1 Most of the shadows that cross our path through life are caused by our stauding in our own light. The man who feathered his nest is supposed to have boen a dealer in poultry. Tho Democrat-Brick Pomeroy's New York paper-has been changed from an evening to a morning daily. "Why is a prudent man Uko a pia? Because his head prevents him from going too far. All the negro policemen in New Orleans have beeu discharged. Tho British Empire bas a popula? tion of about 250,000,000 souls. Londou numbers 3,3-10,000 souls. Fish, &c. BBLS., half bbl*, and i.itd, Bay and Shore MACKEltEL. libia. Hlno Fish, Codfish, Herring, Salmon, Lobster. Oyster*, fcc. Factory, Dairy, English Dairy and Tine Apple Cheese. C. H. BALDWIN St CO. _Oct 20 2 Reduced Prices. 25 BBLS. VIRGINIA FLOUR, *rif^f?of unsurpassed quality, and ofter nMBMlod to meet thu general decline in Oct 29 2rad?' b C. H. BALDWIN & CO. Codfish and Salmon. KITS SALMON and CODFISH, at re? tail, just receivod. ALSO, MACKEREL, in whole, half and quarter barrelR, nnd kits, on hand and for salo bv Oot29 _J. A T. R. AGNEW. " Acacia Lodge No. 94, A.". F.". M.\ A AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION y$?\gfot Acaoia Lodgo No. 04, A. F. M., /^^\will bo held, at Masonic Kali,THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. The First Degree wdl be conferred. By order of tho W. M. J. LEE DIXON, Oct 2'J 1 Secretary pro tem. B0UTT0N SEED WHEAT. " QAfl BUSHELS of the celebrated Vir OUU giuia BOUTTON SEED WBEAT. ror ?ale by E. & Ot. D. HOPE. ^k.TULOtioxi. Sales Variety Sale. BY L. CARR. HA VINO newly flttod up tho ?toro ou tho corner of Assembly and Washington streets, I will soll, THIS MORNING, at i- i# o .i,, .i. i*aibSjn?S v ? v.Oi-o, A fresh consignment of NEW GOODS, from Boston and Now York, a large and attraotivo stock, consisting, in part, as follows: 1,000 pairs BOOTS and SHOES, 500 Hats, Piece Goods, Suspenders, Watches, Shirts and Drawers, Carpet-Bagjs, Olothing, Drv Goods, Blankets, Table-Clotbs, Collara, 2,000 Hoop Skirts, Pocket Knives. And a great variety of goods too nume? rous to montion. Tremendous bargains. Anction to-night._Oct 29_ Bacon, Flour, Meal, Sugar. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. WE will Bell, THIS (Thursday) MORN? ING, tho 29th instant, at 10 o'clock, at our auction store, BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS, Hams, Lard, Sugars, assorted grades, Primo Rio Coffoo, Choose, Molasses, Colgate Soap, Vinegar, Pickles, otc. ALSO, On account of tho United States Govern? ment, Bhla. of Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar, Molasses, Port Wino, etc. ALSO, 10 Cartoons of Misses' and Children's Balmorals, Cases of Mon's Shoes, and sundry arti? cles of Furniture, Cooking and Parlor Stovca, Child's Carriage, etc. ALSO, 1 Fino Milch Cow and her young Calf. Conditions cash._Oct2'J Estate Sale by Order of the Executor. BY D. C. PELX0TT0 & SON. WE will Boll, on the FIRST MONDAY in November, at public auction, in front of tho Conrt House, That desirable LOT, with Cottago there? on, fronting and measuring 31 feet on Gates etroet, running hack Cl feet. Also, Lut No. 2, measuring and fronting 35 feet on Gates Btreet, running back 61 feet, with Cottage, bounded on tho North by Lot No. 1. Alao, vacant Lot No. 3, measuring 37 lect frorst on Gatea etroet, running back 58 feet; bounded on tho North by Lot No. 2. Also, Lot No. 4, with Cottago, fronting on Gates street 50 foot, running back 68 feet; hounded on tho North by Lot No. 3. Also, that desirable Cottage, fronting on Senate street, Lot measuring dS feet front and running hack 153 feet, with all necessary out-buildings; bounded on tho North by Frank Toland, on tho South by Senato street, East hy Gates street. Wost hy Mary Johnson. Conditions at ?alo. Oct 29 Commissioner's Sale. V. A. Tradewoll va. M. E. Boatwright el al. IN pursuance of tho dccrotal order, in the above stated case, I will sell, boforo he Court House, in Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY in November next, All that lot of LAND, in the city of Colum? bia, containing one-half aero, hounded on S'orth by Laurel'street, EaBt by lot of H. P. Degraai, of Now York, South bv lot No. 2, joroiuaftcr described, West by Bull street. Ju the prcmiaea ia a largo and commo lious residenco and out-houses. ALSO, At same time, lot No. 2, bounded on Korth hy lot No. 1, on tho South by lot of i8tato of C. R. Bryce. East by Dr. Howe, <S'est by Bull street, coutainings half acre. Ju the promises is a largo residence and )ut-houaea. TEEMS OF SALE-Cash enough to pay soats and expeuaca of suit and taxes due; ? alance in ono and two years, and per? sonal security and mortgago of tho pre niseB sold. Purchasers to pay for papers, damps, &o. D. B. DESAUSSUKE, Oct ll mth8_C. E. R. D. Commissioner's Sale. Edward and Henry O. Kinsler, Executors of J. J. Kinsler, deceaaed, rs. Amelia B. Kinsler, et al. IN pursnanco of the decretal order, in the above stated case, I will sell, bofore the Conrt House, in Columbia, S. C., on the 28th of DECEMBER next, the following real estate, in tho city of Columbia: Lot No. 1-Containing four acres, bound? ed on tho North by Blanding street, East by Williams street, South by Taylor street, Weat hy Gi?t street. Lot No. 2-bounded on the North by Divine street, East by Marion street, South by Blossom etroet, and Weat by Sumter; :ontaining four acres. Lot No. 3-Bounded North by Richland ?troot, East by Pincknoy street, South by Laure! streot, West hy Roberta street; con? taining four aerea. Lot No. 1-North hy Laurel street, East by Gist street, South by Blanding, West by Pincknoy street; containing four acres. Lot No. 5-North by Lumber street, East by Wayne utrect. South hy Richland street, West by Pulaski street; containing Tour acres. Lot No. 6-Containing four acres, hound id North hy Laurel, Ea*t hy Williama, South hy Blanding and West by Gist streets. Lot Ko. 7--North hy Pendleton street, East hy Wayne street, South by Medium street and West hy Pulaski. Lot No. 8-North hy Pendleton ?street, East by Gadsden atreet, South by Medium street, West hy Wayne utrect. Lot No. 9-North* hy Divine stroet, East by Bull streot, South by Blossom stroet, Wost hy Marion atreet. Lot No. 10-Containing three and-a-half iteres, bounded North by Landa of Jacob Kilo, deceased, and Gervais street; East bv Huger street, South hy Senate street, West by Williams streut and lands of Jacob Kile. Lot No. ll-Containing foin' acres, bounded North by Senate street, Fast by Williama street, South by Pendleton Btreet, West hy Gis' atreet. Lot No. 12-Containing four aci - ., mounded North hy Senate street, East hy Huger atreet, South by Pendleton and Weat hy Williams street. TEEMS-One-fifth caah; balance on a ;rcditof ono, two, throe and four year**, jecured by bond, with approved personal icenrity and mortgago of tho premises. Purchasers to pav for papers, stamps, Ac. D. B. DESAUSSURE, Oct ll m th C. E. R. D. [n the Districts Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina. In tho matter of John R. Binder, Bank? rupt.-In Bankruptcy. BY virtuo of an ordor obtained from Georgo S. Bryan, Judgo or the Dis? trict Court o? the United States, for the District of South Oarolina, I will ?oil, on tho FIRST MONDAY in Novomber next, at ho reeidonco of said bankrupt, in Lexing? ton District, all his real and ?orsonal ca? tate, commiting of some very noe LANDS, jlats of which may bo soon at my ofiico, ind will bc oxhibittd on day of Bale. TERMS OF SALE.-Caah, in United States mrroncy. Purchaser to pay for papers ?nd stamps. HENRY A. MEETZ, Oct iv + Aeeignee. Sheriffs Sale. J. W. Adkins vs. W. B. Elkins & Co.-^Wril in Attachment. IN pursuance of an order in tko above stated case, made by William B. Joh li? nt on, ono of tbo Justices of tho Peaco for Richland County, I will sell, on MON D A.\\ mo \.w a i? y ?i xi o Y c Lil u ? i IM M, m IL oin. O? the Court Houso in Columbia, within tho local hours, tho following property, viz: 6 head of CATTLE, attach?d as thc pro? perty of W. B. Elkins & Co. Terms cash. F. F. F RAZEE, Oct 28f3_8. R. C. Commissiouer's Sale. JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER. Wm. M, Myora vs. Franklin Myers et al. IN pursuance of thc decretal ordor, in tho abovo stated case, I will eell, before tho Conrt House, at Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in Novomher next, That celebrated PLANTATION, known as tho "Fort Marion Plantation," about 12 milos below the city of Columbia, on tho Bluff Road, containing 3,000 acroB, more or loss, boundod by lands of Wright Den? ley, William Hopkins, John J. Chappell, Thomas Davis, and estate cf John Single? ton, decoaaod; tho said Plantation being contiguous to the waters of "Goose Pond," Roundabout Lako, Raiford's Creek, Ac. On the premises is a lino Brick Manaion, with all nccct?sary out-buildioRB, and cabins for laborers. If deeired, tho pro? perty could be sold in tractn, to suit pur? chasers. TEBMS-One-fourth cash; balance on a credit of ono, two and tbreo year?; intorcst Bcmi-annually from day of Balo, secured by bond and mortgago of promises sold. Pur? chasers to pay for papers, Btamps, fte. D. B. DKSAUSSURE, Oct ll mth8 C. E. R. D. COLUMBIA RESTAURANT. WE have remodoled our RESTAU? RANT. Will daily receive 'OYS? TERS, Fish, Game, Venison, Ac.,of cnoice quality. Our motto shall bo punctual at tondauco, moderato prices, and a desire to please all. As usual, our WINES, Li? quors, Segara, Ac, are of the best. Give us a call and judge for yourself. LUNCH from ll to 1 o'clock. JOHN CROWLEY A CO., Opposite South End of Market. Oct 29_ }3mo FOR SALE. STEAM SAW and GRIST MILL, two miles East of Blackstock, Chester District; also, 84 acres of Land, with Out? houses, Blacksmith 8hop} Farming Toola, 20 Korso-Power Engine, with Saw and Grist Mill. Prico $1,800 cash. If not sold to? gether, articles will be disposed of sepa? rated. Applv to JOHN C. SEEGERS, Columbia, 8. C. Or B. H. CARDER, ESQ., Oct 28 At the Mdle. ?j- Chester Standard copy three timon. Direct Steam Communication BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL. CHARLESTON and Liverpool Steamship Lino, composed of thc First Clasw Iron Steamers: GOLDEN HORN, 1,188 tons, H. C. MAC? BETH, Commander. BOSPHORUS, 950 tons, J. MURBEL, Commander. MARMORA, 940 tous, F. MURRELL, Com? mander. Days of sailing from Charleston 1st and 15th of each month, as follows: Goldeu Horn.November 15 Boaphorua.December 1 Marmora.December 15 Arrangements having been inado with the South Carolina and other Railroad Companies for (ho prompt, forwarding of through freight, shippers of Cotton from tho interior may roly on the utmost do spatoh. Cotton consigned to the undersigned for i-hipment by this line, will be forwarded free of commissions, actual expenses only added. ROBERT MURE A CO., Oct 24 Imo* Agents, Charleston, 8. C. ROBERT HUBE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CHARLESTON, S. C. AGENTS CHARLESTON AND LIVER? POOL STEAMSHIP LINE. Advances made on shipments of Cotton, Rico and Naval Stores, to foreign and do? mestic ports. Oct 24 Jlmo IT4 Union District-In Equity. Louisa F. Worthy et. al. vs. G. D. Peake, Executor, et. al. Bill to Marshal Assets. PURSUANT to a decretal order of His Honor Chancellor Carroll, in the above ?tated case, tho creditors of THOS. BOWKEIt, deceased, late of Union District, S. C., are required to present and estab? lish their cluima befare me, on or before the 1st dav uf JANUARY next. * WM. MUNRO, C. E. U. P. Commissioner's office, Union C. H., S. C., Sept 20, 18GS. _Octoberl th3i Union District-In Equity. Henrietta Kaiser el. al. vs. Julius Kaiser et. al' Bill for Partitiou. PURSUANT to a decretal order of Hi? Honor Chancellor Johnson, 111 tho abovo stated case, the creditor? of^CH. KAISER, deceased, ann of tnt- Brm ol v.u. Kaiser A Son, Jato of Unionville, S. C , are required to prosent and establish their de? mands beforo mo. on or before thc 1st day of JANUARY next. _ WM. MUNRO, C. E. U. P. Commissioner's office, Union C. H., S. C., Sept. 20, 1SGS. October 1_th-m Chester Nursery Garden. FRUIT TREES, of all description.-, for sale. The very best early and lato Southern Apples and Peaches, Lvergrecuf?. Roses, Dahlias, Flowering Shrnbs and Vines, Oreen-bouso Plants, Ac. Persons who wish to procure Trees or Plants to improvo their homoatoads, will do well to examino my Price List, which can be hail by uddroasinc W. BLAKE, Nurservroan, Oct 22 i3mo_Chester, B. C. Notice to Creditors. ALL creditors of J. FOSTER MAR? SHALL, deceased, and of JESSE DEBRUHL, deceased, arc hereby rcqnired to presont and prove their demands before mo, on or before tho 1st day of NON EM? BER next, or be barred. \VM. H. PARKER, C. E. A. D. COMMISSIONER'S Orrie;:, July 2'J, 18CH. AugG