Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m room eanc=scG 4l**Kb?/>?i?> , i* feared that the Gorenment will enforce V:^?J?TOW?0??^Oe*0*e? 13.-Gea. Wm; B?UrJBap/ O? low?,, has bean telegraphed, teltfa^WtM^Buly** ^w; on is known that Gen. Sherman accepted Ute Sooretaryship ?nwii?inK?y, and only lo accommodate the ad mi nia lr at ion. Belknap ia a jrrs4aate of Princeton 'Col? lege, o)d and an able lawyer, ana served from the bogiuning to the end of the wajr. Jam ea H. Canningham, a negro, ha? beenappoinited^Doatmaatcr at Manches r*Anottier caW Involving' tho constitu? tionality of State tax on importations will be argued in the Supreme Court. The ease comes from Mobile. Iowa elected the entire Republican ticket. , rr o The negro who ravished a lady near Fort Washington. Vs., has been huug by the people. .0 H , : ,J^9*m,B*tlc Hew?. PHDUADKLPHIA, October 13.-The sig? nal tower !oh ihO Mine Bill Railroad wus burned to-night. The watchman, his \vifo add two ?hildron were burned in BICOMONU, October 18.--.Gov. Waiker loft fuis Ovebing to attend the Border ARticnlturAl Fair, a?L Danville, which Sgsi^ tb-d^? Nprth ?ii?Una and Vir gimo, wore. .weU^ represented. The Fair and attendance i* vory larger P^B} p,o*itlte}^ . understood bern that Gomera! Oaiiby intends, by his railroad order, i;o prevent ?ny ch nu goa in the rail? road''organizations until the State Go? vernment is* inVognratcd. BSiit?ititr, fx;; October 13.-Abont 10,000 persons ?ttonded tho fair to-day. Professor J. Til. Maltelt, of the Universi? ty of Virginia, delivered an address on the science of farming as a fine art and how. mero soience can help farmers. Tho election of officers of the Valley Railroad has been postponed until Major John S. Lafferty, editor of the Lexington Gazette, has been appointed Superintendent of the Typographical and Stenographic Departments of the Washington College, at Lexington. CHARLESTON, Ootober 13.-Arrived steamer Prometheus, Philadelphia. Bail? ed-steamers James Adger and Flag, New York; brig Bella Dolores, Barce? lona. Election Rtturni. WASHINGTON, Ootober 13-1\_ m. Careful comparison, based on partial returns from thirty Conntiea, including Philadelphia and Alleghaoy, shows a Democratic; gain of nearly 4,000. The remaining Conntiea mnst average nearly 200 gain to elect Packer. Geary's majo? rity m Philadelphia was 3,330. CINCINNATI, October 13.-Hamilton County gives Pendleton 500 majority, and elects the entire Democratic munici? pal ticket. Pendleton is defeated by a very small majority; corrected returns may elect him. The Bouse is Demo? cratic; the Senate Republican. This de? feats the State's sanction of the fifteenth amendment. PHILADELPHIA, Ootober 13.-Both branches of the Legislature are Republi? can. The Senate stands 18 to 15; House 36 to 17-giving 29 majority on joint ballot. All the papers but the Age give the Slate to Geary by from 5,000 to 10, 000. Tho Age claims 5,000 for Packer. CLEVELAND, Ootober 13.-Returns from the third district state that Hayes loses 5,000. This average, if carried throughout the State, will elect Hayes by 5,000 majority. The Democratic strongholds are still unheard from. EVENING.-Geary's majority in thirty six Counties is nearly 5,000. Tho re? maining thirty Counties must average 157 gain to elect Packer. Tho election will be very close, but the chances are in favor of Geary. The few detailed returns from Ohio in? dicate Pendleton's eleotion. A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-The obsequies of the late Mr. James Rose took place at St. Paul's Chnroh, Radcliffeboro, at 9 o'clock, yosterday. Mr. Rose had been a large slaveholder, and his funeral was attended by a considerable number of the former servants of the family. When the body was to be removed from tho house to the hearse, several of them, whilst the appointed pall-bearers were ready to tako charge of tho bier, respect? ful ly asked of the family tho privilege of bearing the body to the hearse. This testimony of affectionate remombrance was met in a corresponding spirit, and tho pall-bearers followed them. [Charleston Courier. The Georgia Republican published a statement a few days ago about the kill? ing and skinning of a colored man iu Wilkes County in that Stato; but upon diligent inquiry nothing of the sort could be proven. A Kentucky sheriff believed so strongly in moral suasion that ho took a prisoner into his family that thu. poor fellow might not bo lonesome, and tho young man and the sheriff's wife aro now fur away. We are informed thnt Mrs. Griffith, of Pulaski County, has presented her hus? band, within the past'twelve months, five children, two at ono birth, and three at the second. The little "darlings" are nil hale, hearty , end strong, and are thriving rapidfy.-Lynchburg News. Wo shonld not only break the teeth of malice by forgiveness, but pluck ont its sting by forgetfulness. If you have Dyspepsia, use "Solomons' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. " It is a certain cure. 013 6 fr-Tfae _ nod oil freely taken ?I 88^ @28& ?or-?nddliBgi The sales amonnt od to abont 100 balee. ' o^p*^%N^H?fcok.| >rt.9#. Gold 30 v?. 62's 20; i'e.ox-coupon, 60>?; new53)?; Virginia's, er-oonpon, 6??ft new 58; Louisiana's, 69; j new 63; levee's 64*?; Alabama 8'a 92; Georgia's 90??; North Carolina's, old, 48^; new 41; Sooth Ca? rolina'?, new, 65. Pork dull, at 80.00. Corn lo. bettor. Cotton quiet, at 26??. F rois h ta dull. 7 P.M.-Cotton a shade firmer and closed quiet, with aa ICH of 3,500 bales, at 26>?@26K. Flour rather steadier. Wheat a sbado firmer. Corn l@2o. bet? ter. Pork heavy, at 30.00. Lard-kettle 18?*. .Whiskey unchanged. Money easy, at 5@7. Gold dall, at 30J? BALTIMORE, October 13.-Cotton 26. Flour dull and nominally unchanged. Wheat 1.40@1.50. White corn 1.10@ 1.16; Western 1.00? 1.05. Oats duli. Provisions unohnnged. Whiskey 1.21@ 1.22. ST. LOUIS, October 13.-Whiskey very firm, at 1.15. Pork lower, at 31.50(a) 32.00. Bacon firm-shoulders 17?,@ 17a?; clear sides 20J& Lard dall. CINCINNATI, October 13.-Pork dall, at 31.00. Bacon firm-shoulders 17 J?<g> 17&; cleat'aides20?.<. Lard dull. NSW OM.KASR, October Iii,-Cotton active, at 24^ ; sales 5,250 bales; receipts 2,315. Flour lower, at 6.50@5.f70. Corn firm-^n?w white 1.10; old l.I7@1.20. Pork 33.73. Others unchanged. Gold MODIIJE, October 13.-Cotton active and in demand on the part of a few-the market closed firm, with sales of 2,200 bales; middlings 23^@24; receipts 734. SAVANNAH, October 13.-Receipts of cotton to-day, 2,517 bales; sales300; mar? ket firm-middlings 20 AUGUSTA, October 13.-Cotton market aotive and prices steady, with sales of 782 bales-middlings 24y? ; receipts 743. CHARLESTON, October 13.-Cotton in demand, with sales of 550 bales- mid? dlings 24?4<a)25; receipts 1,219. LONDON, Ontoher 13 3 P. M.-Con sols 93.^. Bonds 84).?. j: LoNDON,|Ootober 13-Evening.-Con? sols 93;?. Bonds 84??*. LIVERPOOL, October 13-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opens quiet and easier-uplands 12)4 (a},\1%; Orleans 12).?@12.5?. LIVERPOOL, October 13-Evening. Cotton closed with a downward tenden? cy-uplauds 12}.L', Orleans 12%\ sale? 8,000 bales. HAVRE, October 13.-Cotton opens quiet, both on spot and afloat-afloat 13S.'4\ Tho talked of duel between Col. Boyd, of the Pennsylvania cavalry, and the rebel Gen. Mosby, is not likely to take place, Boyd evincing no disposition to accom? modate his opponent. Mosby, in a sharp, unmistakable note, repeats his challenge to deadly combat, and asks Boyd, "Will you fight?" "Shut your eyes and listen mit me," said uncle Yan Heydo. "Veil, do first night I opens store, I count de monish, and find bim nix right. I count him und dere bo tree dollars gone, and vot does yer tink I does den?" "I cannot say." "Vy, I not count him any moro, and he come out shunt right ever since." A liquor dealer named Wm. Mitchell, committed suicide in New York, on Sa? turday night, by hanging himself to the faucet of a liquor cask; and, horrible to relate, tho rats made an onslaught upon tho body and partially dostroyedjtbe noso and eyes. Mrs. Norton proposes that the women of the State of Ne? York hold an elec? tion in November, at the snme timo with the men, to show that they could go through the motions without disgrace to themselves. 3An exchange praises nn egg, which it says was "laid on our table by Rov. Dr. Smith." Bro. Smith seems to bo a lay? man ns well ns a minister. "I have not loved lightly," as tho man said when ho married a widow weighing 300 pounds. Thomas H. Field, a retired New York merchant, was killed lost week in his grape arbor at Rochelle, New York, by a spring gan which he had set for thieves. Friendship is a vaso which, if onoe flawed, it may os well be broken; it cnn never be trusted afterwards. To criticise a newspaper is an easy task, but to print ono to please everybody is a difficult undertaking. If you are an Invalid, and wish a Re? storer and Invigorator, "Use Solomons' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. " $10,000. Por Sale. THAT splendid CORN AND COT-, TON FARM, known as tho "8ALU-? DA FORK PLANTATION,"situated, nine miles Mouth from Newberry Conrt House, 8. C., and forty miles from Columbia. The placo containa about eighteen hundred acres of choice lands; about twolve hundred ot which aro open, and tho balance woodland. Hounded on two sidos by "Bush" and'"Big" Kahala Rivera, it affords a largo proportion of tho most desirable bottom or swamp lands; and on Big Saluda River it has ono of the most valuable unimproved water privileges in tho South. The improvements arc an elegant Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou blo Framed Houses for laborers quarters, Stables, Barna, Blacksmith and Carpenter Shops and othor out-housos-all sound and in good condition. Belonging to the place, and propelled by an excellent water power, if one of the beat Merchant Mills in tho State, having two setts of forty-eight inch French Burr Wheat Stones, and ono of samo size for Corn, with machinery all complete. Also, a No. 1 Circular Ssw Mill; Oin House with a seventy five Saw Gin; Threshing Houao, with an excol lont Thresher L.id Grain Fan; alao, a Cotton Screw. Lands in this section will prodnce from one to two balea of cotton por aera with? out a doubt. Terms cash or its equivalent. Parties wish? ing to pnrcbaae, can see the place and obtain further information by application to Jori P. Pool, Esq., Newberry Court House, f or address H. WARE A SO? July 9 Imo * New Orleans .Ol ? It.lMiJ . ; ALSO, j ../,?.>? OT il fl* Yt W '.*/ . ' . ; A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF RYNIER DOG SKIN POR GESTS. AT FOPULAR PRICES. Wi D. LOVS J. CO., Oct 13_Main atroet. Columbia, 8. C. OUR CLOAKS AND SHAWLS A RE NOW OPEN FOR A. DISTRIBUTION, AND' Will display the Newost Designs of thu Season, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL. TRIMMING FRINGES, in all -hades and qualities, just received ?it W. D. LOVE ?fe CO.'S, Oct 13 Main street, Columbia. S. C. Broad River Bridge Company1 AMEETING of Stockholders in this Com? pany will bo hold at the Palmetto Engine Houso, at 10 o'clock a. nw on FRIDAY, the 17th inst. All interested will please attend,ns business of vital importance will be brought before them. Dy ordcr.'of thc Presideut and Diroctors. G. W. DEARDEN, Oct 0 emwth Secretary and Treasurer. FALL OPENING AT j.H.&M.L.KIiwARDfiS. WE HAVE RE ?VED, AND HAVE READY for examination,. o largest and moat attrac? tive BT?CK that it baa ever been our plea? sure to exhibit. It is so extensive and varied, that it is impo! -dble to enumerate. We, thore-,' fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good i ami cheap DryJGoods, to call and seo for them- , selves. Wo pledge ourselves to give satisfac- I tion in regard to tho Btyle, quality and prico Of our Gooda. J. H. A M. L. KIN ARD. Oct 10 _ j New Dress Goods C. F, JACKSON'S. HANDSOME lino of black and colored SILKS, Satin striped POPLINS, Turban PLAIDS, Figured, Chene and Mottled MOHAIRS, English SERGE. Gray Mixed MALANGE, Silk faced POPLINS, French PLAID. All-wool EPINOLINE.plain black CRETONNE, black I and colored ALPACAS, black repellant CLOTH, RISDONS, Trimmings and Duttons, fashiona? ble stylos; maguitlccnt Sash Ribbons. _8ept29__C. F. JACKSON. FRUITS IN AND OUT OF SEASON. LEMONS AND ORANGES, i?ftk Dates, PrunellcB, MJOi Figs. Prunns. JUE A fresh lot of One French Confection? ery-something rich, rare and palatable. Fresh Nuts, Almonds and Raisins. Dessicated Cocoanut, Sicily Lomon Sugar. Toys, Toys. Toys, Toys, Toys, Toys, AN ENDLESS VARIETY. CAKES and PIES-fresh and made to order, Pure CANDIES manufactured dailv. Croquet Sets-a Ano, healthy, ?ut-door exer? eise. / Keep Cool! Thc subscriber, intending to give his friends | and castomors a chance to koop cool, has do- i terminod to reduce the price of CREAM for tlio balance of tho season. Cream pur quart, 75 cents. Cream per plate, 20 cents. Cream per half plate, 10 contd. Leinuuade and Fruit beverages, 10 cents par glass. Call and be convinced of the correctness of tho above. J. MCKENZIE, June 4 Mainstreet. Gans. Pistols, Sewing Machines, E:c THE snbHcriber has on hand a largo assoVi^ mont of Singer's, Wilsons, Grover &. Da ker's, otc, SEWING MACHINES; also, a lin? assortment of English and Gorman di'NS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CAHTRIDGEB, DELLS, otc, which will he sold lower thauV any other placo in theft ty. Sewing Machines, Onus, Pistol.-. locks ' / ropairod at tho shortest notice, and ',,' <lh warranted. F. A. SCiLNKr Sept 25 _ _si' ? Beer! Beer!1, CIOME dealers in thie tiftfelE^^Sh S that I couiii hold out Igggf fbTpnUfc Beer this summer. I of old Lauer Beer that I have a .Wn?WatfA7Becr br<>?Rut On hand, which r/??J$fu imported from Ger from tho North, or^d ?tr?ngth. I am ready many, an to ';"ri/t,er HCAlo. ' to tost it hr tit JOHN C. SEEGERS. Ang 20 -? ?- I>Il. W. II, TUTT'8 ^NDABD PKEPARAH0NS. V"?itSAPAItILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIOHT, jf* Expectorant, ^ Vo80tabIeLiverJ|ill8, Improved Hair &o, For sale bv Feb 27 ly E. E. JACKSON. ,?9JOH ff o a- eiTuili SPECIAL TRADE LE?D] . -i : . :-i-*r~ Another lino of color* of those handsome French MERINOS, for f 1.00. Wo ?re enabled to sell thia beautiful QRADE or GOODS ooehcup, by haring Joined aereral other leading dealers from other markets and bought an entire importation of thia brand of MERINOS. A beautiful aaaortmcnt of WICKER WORK, something entirely new and novel for thia market, juat in. Superb lot of FURS, in CONEY, SQUIRREL, RIVER MINK. REAL MINK, Ac., from $5.00 per aet to $100. Oct 12_R. C. SHIVER. OUR GOODS FOR ARE now roadv for distribution Tho slock of gooda AT RETAIL in tho Front Store is replete and full, and of every conceivable style and price. Our Shawl and Cloak Department Presenta aomo rare attractions in pricea and designa. Our Dress Goods Department, As usual, exhibits all tho handsome novelties. Our Hosiery and Uunderwear Depart? ment Supplies all the articles of comfort and protec .. ttion.ior winter uso. Oar Notion and Haberdashery Depart? ment Will, aa heretofore, receive our beat attention, and every novelty, useful or ornamental, can be had from it. Our Carpet Department This season excels everything of the kind over exhibited in Columbia beforo, comprising everything known to the trade in the way of Floor Carpetings. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Is a specialty, wherein we claim to give all the advantages that can bo offered. The Gooda for the Department are on hand-bought right, and Bold with as litt'e expenso as they can bo handled anywhere. We solicit ? cali from every ono wanting Goods. We positively guarantee our bills certainly an cheap-often cbeapor-than can be had elsewhere. R. C. SHIVER. Oct 1 t-r Tho Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Press, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Chester Reporter, Koowco Courier, Spartan burg Spartan, Unionville Times and Camden Journal will copy to tho extent of one-fourth ot u column, chmgo weekly, with the PIKKXIX, for the quarter commencing October 1. IMO!). Raia io Agency. HAVING been appointed Agont for tho ealo of the RAMIE PLANT in this citv. and also engaged to sonn extent for six months in its cultivation, I am prepared to give informa? tion as to its adaptah-litv and receive orders for Plants; also authorized to establish sub j agencies for the sale or tho Plant that is at present agitating our pluitinir commnnitr. Oct 1_R. C. SHIVER. Removed to N ew Store In Columbia Hotel Block, One Door North of Main Entrance. m. THE MAMMOTH [/lOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE , IS now receiving a very jffBjTyVytHarge Fall Stock, and is now. JHpTMTftopen for inspection. The. %EBfc?LAA}.stock will comprise every,, article usually kopt in a first class house, such OH Hate, from the lowest grade to the linest I silk heaver, Boots and Shoes in every atyle, and at pricea to suit all, Trunks, Valises, La? dies' and Gents' Leather, Carpet and Cloth Hand-bags, School Satchels, Umbrellas, Ac. Thankful for past favors. I will be happy to receive a continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholesale Buyers is soli? cited. Call at sign of the big Boot and Hat. Oct3 _A. SMYTHE. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. FALL TRADE. 1869. \ 1 ^yTE aro receiving a very large Btock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ?fcc., ?fcc., Which wo have eelected with great care, and offer to our customers at IjO"\7Cr Prices. A -VE W FEATURE. I ?-ii have secured thc services of a FIRST fcLA88 FRENCH CUSTOM CLOTH INC cfrrr.J: AND EVITABLE TA ?czA'S, And will make CLOlUISG TO ORDER hi style aud lit second to no other house in the country. Wc have a magnificent lino of FHKNCII AND BRftLISIl CASS1.MERE8 To select from, and will take pleasure in show? ing them. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO WHOLESALE BUYERS. Sept 16 Death to Flies! (CHEMICAL PAPER for killing Flies-cer J tain death and destruction. For sale by T?8BEII A H?INlTSn, _Aug 14 ?_ _Druggists. * OATS. KAfl BUSHELS prime HEAVY OATS, for OUU salo low, by E. A G. D. HOPE. .II. M? -lu^^jM^xprar.r, TH?B'tTlr?rtWiarV M?ftN?N?/? wilt ?ell, at my Store, at 10 o'clock : 1QQ.?A0KJB SuparisKFLOUQ,. foquittO1 Boxes ramify maroo, 50Doa. Fr?ehTorofttoe?, ' ." 96 Box?? Adamantino Candi*?, ? 200 Boxea Sardines, 20 B?i?a Good Ohecae, . 1,500 Pip??, 10,000 B?gar?, ? arion? qualltle?, ?' 10 Qroaa Mason's Blacking, 80 Beana Wrapping Paper, Ac., Ac. ?MD, On account of all concerned : - Gallon? Fine Claret WINE. Oct 14 Sheriff's Sale. Julian Sonic, Adm'r, cl al. vs. Emma S. Duo et al.-In Equity. IN pursuance of tho decretal order of the Cir? cuit Conrt, Bitting in Equity, I will eell, on tho FI HST MONDAY in November next, in front pf tho Court House in Columbia, within the legal houra, tho following property, viz : Tho HOU? E AND LOT in the city of" Colum? bia, bounded on tho North by landa of Wm. Prico; East by tho Marion Street Methodist Church: South by Lumber street, and Westby lauds of Wm. Laval, Trustee, meaauring 77 feet 6 inches, moro or loas, on Lumber atroet, and running back northwardly 126 feet G inches, moro or lead. ALSO, The HOUSE AND LOP in tho city of Colum? bia, boundod on tho North by Lumber street; Eaat by lands now or lately of Thoa. H. Wade; South by lauds of Whitfield Walker, Trustee, and West by Bull street, containing ono-half of an acre, more or loan. ALSO, I Tho HOUSE AND LOT in tho city of Colum? bia, bounded on thc North by -- ; East by landa now ?rlate of Thoa. H. Wado; South on Bichland street, and Weet by landa of Tho: Stenhouse, meaauring 54 feet, more or less, on Richland Btrcet, And running back northward? ly 240 feet and ll inches, more or leas. * Terma cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Oct 10_?_mth I Sheriff's Sale. . D. B. DeSauBsuro, for tho use of D. B. Miller, vs. Rich HI d Allen, rt al. IN pursuanco of tho decretal order of tho Circuit Court, aitting in Equity in the above stated caso, I will eell, on the FIRST MONDAY in November next, ip front Of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal boura, All that LOT of LAND, with tho Houso thereon, in tho city of Columbia, bounded on the North by lot owned by L. H. Trevett; East by lot next described; South by Gervais street; and West hy Lincoln strcot; measuring about GI feet on Gervais street, and 123 feet, moro or less, on Lincoln streut. ALSO, All that lot of Land, with the House thereon, in the city of Columbia, bounded on tho North by lot owned by L. H. Trevett, running thord? on :I0 feet; East by lot owned by Michael Allen, ami running thereon 122 feet, moro or less; South by Cervms Btrcet, fronting thereon 30 feet; and West by lot above described, and rnnuing|thcreon 122 feet, more or less. ALSO, All that lot of Land, with the Houac thereon, in tho city of Columbia, boundod on the North by lot owned by L. H. Trevett; EaBt by lot of | John Ferguson, Trustee; South hy Gervaia street; and West by lot next above described. TEUMS OF SALE.-Caeh sufficient to pay tho expenses of suit and costs of sale; balance on a crodit ot ono and two yeara, secured by bond and mortgage of the premires. Purchaser to pay for etampa and papers. Oct 10 mth P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C. SherUT's Sale. W. H utsou Wigg, Successor, va. Sarah Cosby, Executrix. IN*'pursuance of tho decretal order of tho Circuit Court, Bitting in Eqnity in the abovo atated case, I will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in November next, in front of the Court Houso, in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that TRACT of LAND, aitnate abont niue miles from the city of Columbia, Eaat of tho Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad, containing 133] acres; and bounded on the North by lands of William Mooro and estate of James Cosby; East by lands of J ackson Smith and Milly LeGrande; Sonth by Samuel Cooper; and West by Samuel Coogler and Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad. TEIIMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient io pay tho costs of snit and expenaea of aale; balanco on a credit of six months, secured by bond and mortgage of premises. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, Oct 10 mth_S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. S. Youngencr and D. Nunnamakor, adrara., v. Mrs. Jemima Smith, et al. IN pursuanco of tho decretal order of the Circuit Court, sitting in equity in tho abovo stated case, i will sell, on tho tirol MONDAY in November next, in front of tho Court Houso, in Columbia, within the legal houra: All that LOT OF LAND, in tho city of Co? lumbia, containing one-fourth of an acre, more or leas; bounded North by Taylor street; Weit by tho A. M. E. Chnrch; East by Bowera' lot, and South by lot now or formerly of Dr. R. W. Gibbes. ALSO, A Lot of Land, situate at tho South-weat corner of tho intersection of Blanding and Gadsden streets; bounded North by Blanding street; East by Gadsden street; South by Pearson's lot, and Weat by Kirkwood's lot. Tho lot first described will be sold on the | following tonna: One-third cash, and the re? mainder on a credit of ono and two yc*rs. Purchaser to givo bond, with personal aecarity, and a mortgage of the premises, and to pay for stamps and papers. The last described lot to be bold for cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. Oct 10 mth_ P. F. FRAZER. S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. Under order of Judge of Probate. W. W. Rife vs. T. C. Rifo, tt al-In partition. IN pursuance of an order made by Wm. Hut son Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland County, I will Bell, on the first MONDAY in November next, in front of tho Court House, in Columbia, within tho logalhonrs: All that LOT OF LAND, tftuatod in the city of Columbia, containing ono-half acre, more or losa, known in tho p?n of said city as Lot No. 100; bounded on tho North by GorvaU atroet; West by Williams ?treet; South and Eaat by land now owned by Charlea Hamburg. The ?novo described pron?wy will be sold "??.no risk of the form"? purchaser, Samuel Circ?n. TUMS OV SALK.-One-third cash; bala.icein one anti two years; secured bv bond and mort? gage of tho premises. PurciiaBor to pay for Stamps and papers. p. F. FRAZEE, Oct 10 mth _ _____ S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. John C. Seegera rs. James B. Lanier, an ' John H. Moyer vs. James B. Lanier.- Wu rants of Attachment. IN pnrauanooof an order In the above stated casca, made- br A. L. 8olomon, one of tho Magistrates for Richland County, I will sell, on MONDAY, the 25th of Oofobor inatant, at the Laniei House, in Colnnfbi?, within the legal hours: Tho Fnrnitnre and Fixtures of a Restan rant, consisting of Chairs, Tables, Stoves, De? canters, Bottles of Ale, Liquor?, Gas Pend? ants, Counters, Crockery, Glassware, Knivea, Forks, Ac, attached as tho property of James B. Lanier, at the respective anita of John C. Soogura and John H. Meyer vs. James B. La? nier. Terma cat-h. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Oct 0 mth - m?S??& -fl FIRST MONDAY in November next, tho fcSi lqSl^*?L?T*c?'^ city of ColnrH I bi?; botindod North by lands of Joesph TaylqBj : EastibySomtat street; Sooth by Lady stre^H MidWesI by William and, John Shiell's lcflB fronting on Snmtorf <treot 104 feet ? inches, arfll .1 on Wcty ?re?t 1? ^ . . -V^' AU ?oat Lol ot Land' und Betiding theroofil SS boandedNorth bylands Ute of K, N. Lew???M East and South by Wm. and John A. Hhielfll mm and Weat by Biobardaon; fronting on RioharOH ', son street t$3 feet, arid running back 130 feoflj % Tho Building thereon- bt?rig not? under to approved tenant to lat July next. THUMS.- Cash enough to pay coBts and cfl| ponaes and one-third residue; balance on I w credit of ono and two yeara, secured by bon|B ? and mortgage o? promise* sold, l'urchasor dB nay for stamps and nil necessary paperflfl Property will be eub-divided to suit Bnfl j chasers. P*. F. FRAZEE, 8. ll. C. fl octjio_ _ {T - " ;_mth BB S Sheriff's Sale. Wm. Wheeler Moya, by ?oxt friend, va. ThosH ; R. Brown, Albuin ist rator.-In Equity. r IN pu ra nan co of the d?cr?tai order of thflj Circnit Court, sitting' in Equity, in tbflj above atated eaao, I will sell, on ina FIBSflJ MONDAY in November next, in front of tbflj Court House, in Columbia, . ithin tho IcgaMfl honre, All that TRACT of LAND, in RichlanS Cocnty, containing 300 aerea, moro or loasflj bounded North by Elizabeth Brown'?? ' uid; Easfli by Gilbert Garner and Joseph Batea; HoutlwB and West by Congaree River and Jos. Bates, BB ALSO, H A Tract of Land, situate in St. Matthew? Parish, con ining two hundred and fifty - Jfl] acres, mon r less; and bounded ou ali aidesH by Congaree River, being an leland.. ' ALSO, ' GO acres of Land, in Richland Counlyflj hounded North and Eaat by landa of estate o SH William Clarkson; South by cstato of JumeaBJ Seay; and Weet by TERMS or SAr.r..-Cash sufficient to payflj coats and expenses of snit nod sale; and ihcBfl balance on a credit of ono, J two ?sad threoBf years. .Secured by bond and mortgago of theflj premises. Purchasers to pav for stamps and?! papers. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. lt. C. H? Oct 10_! ? ??? -.tnth BB Sheriff's Sale. D. C. Higgina, el ux,, el al., v*. John C. Boyle,! et al. 'j '. IN pursuance of tho decretal ordor of tho BJ Circuit Court, sitting in equity in thoabovofll stated case, I will soil, on tho nf st MONDAYfl in November next, in front of the Court Houao.H in Columbia, within (ho legal hours: All that TRACT OF LAND, in Richland ? County, containing 5884' acron, mon1 or leas; fl bounded North by Abbott's land, East by Bj Jones' land; South by Morroll's land, and fl West hy tho estate of Higgina. TERMS or SALE-Cash sufficient to pay the fl coate of sale and one-third of the coats of this Egg proceeding; balance on a credit of ope and I two yeara, with intereat payable annually; se- HJ t cured by bond, with approved sureties, and & 3J mortgage of tho premises. Purchaser to pay I for stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, I Oct 10 mth_8. Sj C. ? Sheriff's Sale. Wade A. L?rick, el ux., vs. John D. A. Kibler, fl et ux., el al-In Equity. IN pnrsuanco of the decretal order of the BB Circuit Conrt, oit ting in equity in the above I stated ease, I will soil, on tho first MONDAY I in November next, within the legal boura: BB All that HOUSE and LOT. in the city of Co- ? lumbia; bounded on the North by Lumber BJ street; East by Jamr? ? Ulm'-lot- So"?'; .?-a- Bf John ca?a wens lot, and on the Weat by Lin- RB coln street; and containing one acre, more or I leaa. '??.... TERMS O* SALE.-One-third cash; the bs- fl lance in ono and two jeara. Purchaser to givo I bond and mortgage, withi personal security, BJ and to pay for stamps and papera. Oct 10 mth P. F. FRAZEE. 8. Jt. C. I Sheriff's Sale. fl BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me directed, I will Bell, on the fi rat MON* DAY in November next, in front of .the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal boura, All the right, title and interest of James B. Richardson, deceased, in two acres of LAND, moro br less, in tho oliy of Columbia, bounced on the North by Pendleton street. East by Sumter street, South by Medium street, and West by lota of Mrs. M. Ai. Yates and South Carolina College; levied on aa the property of Joh ii P. Richardson, deceaaed, James B. Rich? ardson, deceaaed, and Thomaa C. Richardson, at the snit of Richard Ci Richardson, Assignee, rs. John P. Richardson and Charlea Richard son, Exeontora of John P. Richardson, de? ceased; also, at the snit of Richard C. Rich? ardson, Assigoeo, vs. Thomas C. Richardson, Executor of James B. Bichardaon, deceaaed; ah. \ at tho snit of Richard C. Richardson va. Thomas C. Richardson. Terms cash. Oct 10 mth_P. F. FRAZEE,B. K. C. Sheriffs Bale. Martha G. Roberta, AJminiatratrix, vs. Robert O. Sana et ux., et al. IN pnrsuanco ot the decretal order of tb? Circuit Court, aitting in Equity in tho above atated caae, I will Kell, on too first MON? DAY in November next, in front of the Conrt House, in Columbia, within the legal honra, AU ibat LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND, in foe city of Columbia, butting and bounding to the North on Christ Church, to the South on Taylor street, to tba East on lot formerly ' of O. M. Boborts, now of Samuel Waddle, and to the Weat on Marion street; measuring Eaat and West 156 feet, and North and South 208 feet, moro or lesa. Trans o* SALE-One-half caah; the balance on a crtdit of twelve months, eeonred by bond and mortgago, with intereat from date of aale. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papera. Oct 10 mth P. F. FRAZEE. S. R. C. Sheriff's Bale. Jaine? R. Pringle vs. Thomaa B: Clarkaon, et al.-Hill to foreclose mortgage-In Equity. IN pursuance of the decretal order of the Cir? cuit Conrt, aitting in Equity in the above stated case, I will'Bell, on the nrat MONDAY in November next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal hours, AI" I fiat PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND known as "Hickory Hill," in Richland County, containing 712 acres, more or less, and bound od as follows: On the North by landa of the estate of M. R. Singleton, formerly of Robert Weston and Richard Singleton; Eaat by lands of tho estate of M. ll. Singleton ana John Neal; Senth by lands of Gilbert Garner and the eatate of Lewellen Woodward, formerly of George Rawlinson, and Weat hyland of Absa? lom Joyner, formerly of Johu Williame, and also by Grifliu Creek, separating it from Absa? lom Joyner**, formerly estate of Jacob Kil? lingsworth. TERMS or SALB.-One-third of thc purchase money to bo paid in caah, and tho balance thereof on a credit of ono year. Purchaser to give bond and mortgago of the premiaos, and to pay for stamps and papers. Oct 10 mth F. F. FRAZEE, 8. B. C Preserving Kettles. 111NNED and Enameled Preserving KET . TLES, for aalo low. by FISHER. LOWANCK A FISHER. "Stonewall Flour," THIS justly celebrated br*nd of VIRGINIA FLOUR can alway? bo obtained at atoro of FI8HEU. LOWRANCE A FIBIIER. Lager. Ale and Porter^ BREMER LAOER, MoEwan'a ALE and OulnniBB' PORTEi* can bo obtained at the POLLOCK HOU8E.