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?i . ' _ . r, ^ Kore I g ii R|WI< LONDON, October 21.-Gladstone, re? marking on tho Fenian amnesty, says: "Members having carefally considered many memorials for the release of politi? cal prisoners, -which have'been presented from tim? to time, have unanimously de? cided that, such ? release would bo con trary to their duty as guardians of the' public security and peace." A personal interview between Franois Joseph, of Austria, and Victor Emanuel, o? Italy, is probable. MADRID, October 21.-The session of tho Cortes resumed and adopted the re? solutions thanking the army for their efforts to suppress insurrection. W ?abington rv cw?. WASHINGTON, October 21.-Persons here, thoroughly acquainted with the personnel ot Tennessee politics, have an? nounced the ballots, and think Johnson may como within six votes of an election, bat his final triumph is impossible. They regard Etheridge ont ol the race. Internal revenue receipts to-day $698, 000. Delano and Qrant consulted to-day about revenue removals and appoint? ment?. Belkoap takes charge of the War De? partment on the 1st proximo. Bankers and brokers are again appeal? ing to Delano. This time for relief against back assessments, under recent rulings, covering fifteen months. There are now $4,000,000 more frac? tional ourrency in circulation than at any time since the first issue, but complaints from the South and West of scarcity aro loud. Receipts from internal revenue and customs for the ourrent mouth show a heavy decrease, but so far warrauts ou the Treasury havo been light. Another decrease of the debt is expected. Sherman has assigned tho following additional officers to registration and eleotiou duty in Mississippi: Mnjor Wm. Nelson, Capt. Oscar Hagen, Mnjor Cha?. J. Von Herman, Mnjor C. I. Wilson, Lieut. Louis P. Derby, Capt. George S. Spalding, Lieut. H. C. Hcnshaw, Lieut. F. M. Lynde, Lieut. William N. H. Cro well. Tho President, to-day, determined upon the appointment of Phillip Bran buck as Collector of tho Third Texas District, vice Lane. On tho 1st of November, 025,480,000 in coin will be required to pay tho semi? annual interest on 5.20 bonds. Tbero is now on hand about $84,000,000 in coin; $28,000,000 in coin-bearing certificates, and about $8,000,000 in currency. After the payment of tho draft required for interest, over $58,000,000 in coin will re? main. No more will be required for tho payment of interest until tho 1st of Ja? nuary. ? ? ? Domes! lo NtWI. NEW YORK, Ootober 19.-Thc following note has been found on Bocka way beach, in a bottle: "MARCH 20, 1869.-Ship Cultivator lost in latitude 32 degrees, longitude 32 degrees. Heavy sea; all hands took to the boat. God save us and protect us. "WM. BOB1NSON, "Ono of tho hands. "God help my wife and children." On the reverse side, was tho following: "Whoever finds this, will please adver? tise it, so ns to let our families know of our fate." NEW YORK, October 21.- Tho Erio dif? ficulty is not fully adjusted. Tho men still refuse to work. Five Spanish gun-boats came to this port from Mystis under tho convoy of a revenue cutter. The yacht Anua has been placed under surveillance. Hyacinthe remains very quiet. His presence oxcitcs less attention from Ca? tholic than Protestant divines. Tho Daily News says: Jay Gould was brought before tho graud jury this morn? ing and questioned regarding tho rocent gold corner. As tho result of his testi? mony, Gen. Butterfield, late Treasurer, and A. B. Corbin, brother-in-law of Grant, together with others, have been indicted for conspiracy. PHILAUELI'IIIA, October 21.-Several witnesses iu tho Brooks assassination case have disappeared. RALEIGH, October 21.-Notwithstand? ing tho incessant rain to-day, tho attend? ance at tho fair has been gratifying. A* least 6,000 perseus wero on thu grounds. Tho racing was good, although tho track was heavy. Tho annual nddress bas been postponed until to-morrow. LOUISVILLU, October 21.-A special despatch from Nashville says Johnson's vote, on the fourth ballot, to-day, was forty-eight, which is the highest strength. Necessary to a choice, fifty-four. WILMINGTON, October 21.-The case of tho oflicors of the Cuba was called to? day, but there Avas no decision. The court adjourned until to-morrow. NEW ORLEANS, October 21.-Tho city papers, for Romo timo past, have been ventilating tho fact that, the State was ' being defrauded of money-amounting ' in tho aggregate to several hundred j thousand dollars-under tho color of law, for tho relief of tho veterans of 1811 and 1815. Thogoneralimpression being that thero were not 100 of this class liv- I ing, Judge Able, of the First District1 Circuit Court, yesterday assembled tho grund jury and delivered a lengthy charge, j Tho following is an extract: 1 havo felt it I my duly to cull yon together in this 1 summary manner to cheek aud finally I stop, if possible, one of tho most daring and successful frauds that has yet been perpetrated upon tho State Treasury, and this accomplished by wholesale per? jury, and, it is believed, by tho compli? city of officers in possession of tho State. Ho alludes to false, corrupt and fraudu? lent obtaining of warrants upon tho Stato Treasurer, by virtuo of an Aet of tho General Assembly, approved in 1868, for tho relief of tho veterans who served under General Jackson at tho battlo of New Orleans. SAM FRANCISCO, October 21.- Thc Poke of Edinburg waa entertained by tho Mikado at Yoddo. There were grand festivities. Edinburg deported for Pe? kin as a parata, citizen, the Emperor of Ohina having refused a state reception. The assassination of the British Minister at Yeddo, has been attempted, A pow? erful Damio, named Fodo, bas been as? sassinated. It ia reported that Prince Sateuma and another powerful prince have quarreled, and war is likely to follow. The ship Flying Scud, which left Yo? kohama, August 17, encountered a ty? phoon, and it is feared all were lost. There have been a number of execu? tions at Yeddo. Neomoto has been sen? tenced td7 death. Returns of tho municipal elections in California favor tho Democrats. The steamer Sierra Nevada, hence September 16, for San Luis, was lost, but tho passengers were saved. Great loss of grain is expected, as thore is a quantity waiting transporta? tion and the rains have been heavy. Tho American,from Hong Kong, brings a large invoice of Celestials. CHAJUJESTON, October 21.-Arrived Schooner M. E. Temoryck and steamer Maryland, Baltimore. Sailed-Schoo? ners Zeta Psi and Wm. McGee, Balti? more; steamer Minnesota, New York. FINANL^L ANO COMMBRCIAL. CoiiUiiniA, S. C., October 21.-Sales of cotton to-day, 111 bales-middlings 21K. NEW YORK, October 21-Noon.-Money easy, at 5(o>7. Sterling-long short U^u'. Gold 30%. 62's 20; Tennessee, ex-coupons, 61; new, 53%; Virginia's, ex-coupons, HO; new, 53; levee's, 63>.<; Alabama 8'H, 92J.,'; 5's, 61; Georgia d's, *0%; 7's, 90J?; North Carolina, 17; new, 40%. Wheat dull and drooping. Corn dull and lc. lower. Pork quiet, at 30.62X Cotton quiet, at 26,'^. Freights firm. 7 P.M.-Cotton heavy nud decidedly lower, with sales of 2,800 bales. Flour steady. Wheat favors buyers-winter red Western Lll(nU.15 S?. Corn2(<7 3c. lower-mixed Western 1.00@1.03. Pork a shade finner, at 30.25. Lard a shade firmer, atl8@18h<. Whiskoy unchanged. Freights firmer. Gold 80^?. Cotton closed, at 26;'?. BALTIMORE, October 21.-Cotton quiet, at 2G1.;'. Flour less firm. Whent dull-red 1.15(^1.50. Corn dull-whito 1.10(^1.17; yellow 1.10. Oats 58(^60. Provisions quiet-shoulders 11} (. Whis? key 1.2001.21. CINCINNATI, October 21.-Corn 85. Whiskey in good demand, at 1.15. Pork neglected, nt 31.00. Lard 17?.-^17,^. Bacon dull-shoulders 16' ? ; sides 1914. NEW OIUJEANS, October 21.-Cotton opened active, but nothing doing since tho receipt of evening Liverpool ad vicos-market unsettled, at nominallv 213(; receipts 5,373 bales. Flour 6.25"; double 5.15; treblo 6.00. Oats 58. Pork held at 33.00. Now molasses 1.05@1.25. Others unchanged. Gold 30}.<. MOBILE, October 21.-Sales of cotton to-day, 600 bales; receipts 176-mid? dlings 2fti?@24)?. SAVANNAH, October 21.--Sales of cot? ton to-day, 100 boles; receipts 2,161 middlings 25,1-?. AUGUSTA, October 21.-Sales of cotton to-day, 593 bales; receipts 911-mid? dlings 24@24}?. CiiAiiLESTON, October 21.-Cotton less firm and quiet, with sales of 300 bales middlings 25,"\ ; receipts 1,369. HAVKE, Octobor 21.-Cotton opened quiet and steady, both on spot and afloat. PAIUH, October 21.-Tho Bourse open? ed quiet-rentes 7 aud 22. LONDON, October 21-3 P. M.-Con? sols 93'... 62's 81V LivEituoou, October 21-3 P. M.-Cot? ton quiet-uplauds 12X\i(a-12}^; Orleans 12i?@12%. LiVEitrooij, October 21-Evening. Cotton quiet-uplauds 12; Orleans V?}.{; sales 8,000 bales. j- --?? -- A French cattle fair at Roche-Posay, last mouth, wus interrupted by au inci? dent almost as terrible and moro extra? ordinary than the Indianapolis disaster. Tho stings of a swarm of insects infu? riated tho oxen so that they broke loose to tho number of six hundred, rushing in all directions, and knocking down and trampling more than 130 people TUB WAY OE THE WIND.-Tho New York Herald says : ''Twelve months hence, from present appearances, tho I Southern party will hold every Southern State; and twelve months hence, they will drift into opposition to tho powers that be and in view of something like a restoration of tho old Southern balance of power." "My boy," said a clergyman, "don't you know that it is wicked to catch fish on Sunday?" "Guess I hain't sinned much yet," said tho boy, without taking his eye from the cork, "I hain't had a bite." An Illiuois husband, after a yenr of divorce from his wife, hearing that she was about to marry again, prevented that business by shooting tho woman, her child and the lover. An American nt Baden, a few weeks since, beginning with a large stake, and backing red seventeen times running on the my ?tic a la masse principio, carried off 210,000 francs. A horrible outrage was perpetrated by a negro upon the person of a whito girl in Chatham County, week boforo last. Tho negro was caught, tho Hillsboro Recorder says, and skinned alive. A bad crop and tho continued ill health of his family caused Mr. Jackson Wright, of Amherst County, Va., to commit suieido a few days ago. A woman in New York, last Thursday, whilst intoxicated, jumped into tho river with her bubo in her arms, and both were drowned. A man was killed by tho elevator at the Plankin ton Houso, M il wau kee, a few days nineo. J lo had his neck broken, head smashed, and was otherwise injured. THE FI?TEKNTII AMENDMENT.-Just ?a tho radicals are congratulating them? selves upon tho safety of the fifteenth amendment, Parker Pillsbury threatens ! to march on Washington at the bead of | a million of infuriated. Yankee women. If Pr. Mary Walker, single-handed, could throw whole departments into con? sternation, what may not ba expected of Pillsbury sjad bis multi tu din ons spin? sters? A young man in Napa County, Cal., went to sleep, leaving his candle in the bung-hole of a powder keg, which he supposed was a nail keg. His dreams were troubled by an explosion, and he was blown all ovor the ranch. A collec? tion was taken np, and nearly all tho pieces secured. It is needless to say his I recovery is not anticipated. A voin of excellent coal has been dis? covered, extending alonj the line of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, East of Den I ver. This discovery shows that tbe I workablo coal beds of the Rooky Moun? tains extend miles Eastward into the great plains, and is of the greatest importance ! both to Bettlers and to the railway com? pany. The moon was to have caused all sorts of troubles on October 7, according to the philosophers, but she behaved her? self. They have now postponed the posthumous antics until November 5. A little girl in New Hampshire, eight ?rears old, succeeded in smoking a pipe ately, but she set her clothes on fire and was burned to death. Do you waut an Appetite? Uso Solo? mons' Ritters-greatest tonic of tho ago. 500 Butter. LBS. Mountain BUTTER. For sale by FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Plows. BRINEY'S universal PLOWS. Reynolds' universal Plows. Muriel 's Sub-soil. Ames' Turning, Sub-so:l and Side hill Eagle Dows. For salo low, for o.ish, by Oct 22 FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Notice to the Cotton Planters in the Vicinity of Columbia. IN consequenco of existing ordinances of tho City Council in reforouco to steam engines, we aro prohibited from ginning cotton in tho city of Columbia. Thanking those who have ? already patronized our establishment., wo arc, vorv respectfully, TOZER A WELLS. Oct 21 2 To Wood Contractors. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, October 20, 1809. PROPOSALS to furnish tho City Water Works with :100 cords best long-loaf Pino WOOD, will bo received on or before TUES? DAY, tho 2d of November, at this office. Tho Wood to bo delivered aud corded in tho yard of tho Water Works. By order of tho Citv Council. Oct 21 ll J. 8. McMAHON, City Clerk. To Grocers. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, October -JO, INC.?. PROPOSALS giving a list of prices to fur? nish thu City Alms Honso and Hospital with Groceries and Provisions for three months, will bo received at this office on or boforo TUESDAY, tho 2d of November, aud submitted to Council on that day. Oct 21 ll J. S. McMAHON, City Clerk. Wanted to Rent. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, containing live or six rooms, in a pleasant location. Address, or call in person, _Oct20_ G KO HOE SYMMEBS. Potatoes ! Potatoes ! ! ?)rC BBLS. Choice Eating POTATOES, just received aud for salo low by Oct 17_ J. A T. IL AO NEW. Flour! Flour!! QAA BBLS. super, extra and choice FA tJ\t\J MILY FLOUR, for sale at low figures, at wholesale and retail, by Oct 17 J. A T. R. AO NEW. Corn Whiskey. pr BBLS. Genuino Com WHISKEY, just in .J) and for salo by T. J. A H. M. GIBSON, Oct 21 2 Old Exchange Bank Corner. Buckwheat. FUST received a frosh supply of NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAT and frosh TREN? TON CRACKERS, at HARDY SOLOMON'S. Oct lt? :l Wanted to Rent. A HOUSE containing th reo or four Rooms. Apply to Oct 10 R. A W. C. SWAFFIELD. Cheese! Cheese!! rr f\ BOXES choice cutting CHEESE just 'Jv / received, and for salo low, bv Oct H J. A T. R.'AONEW. Blue Stone. "fl AAA LIis- BLUE STONE on bund, a:ul J..I 9\)\J for salo low, bv Oct s J. X T. R. AONEW. Soap! Soap!! "I (if\ BOXES SOAP, assorted qualities, AIM* just rccoived and foi salo hy Oct 17 J. A T. B. AON FW. Eureka. T\ R. LEAK'S PREMIUM TOBACCO-in \J? different styles, including tho EXTRA TWIST, so well known. AI so. Morris tt Sons' DURHAM SMOKING TO? BACCO- -consideredtho best. For sale in any quantity, by E. STENHOUSE. ' Oct Lt Imo FALL OPENING AT WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAYE READY for examination, tho largest and most attrac? tive STOCK that it has ever been our plea ?uro to exhibit. It is so extensive and varied, that it is Impossible to enumerate Wc, there? fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good and cheap Dry[Goods, to Call and seo for them? selves. We pledge ourselves to give satisfac? tion in regard to tho stylo, quality and price of our Goods. J. II. A M. L. KINARI?. OetJ0__ Executor's Notice. ALL persons having claims against tho es? tate ,f tho lato M. BRENNEN, deceased, will present thom, pronorly attested, to the undersigned. MARY BBENNEN, JOHN AONEW, July 23 fSino Qualiiled Ex're. OOKTSOLIDATIO?ir. FIEDHONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF RICHMOND, VA. HOME OFFICE, NORTH-EAST CORNER MAIN AND NINTH STREETS. AlHU om'' - - ?1,500,000 Net Surplus over - - $500,000 Foliote.* 1 Slued 1? two Yean, over .... ? 8,000 SHOWING a nuccess beyond preoodont. Issues on Mutual, Non-Forfeiting ?nd Return Pre? mium plane. Firat Dividend on Life Policies Forty Per Gent., which provea the economy ot ita management and ita careful ??lection of riaka. WM. O. CARRINGTON.President. J. E. EDWARDS.:. .Vice-Pr?sident. D. J. HABTSOOK, Secretary. J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary. J. E. W?LK, Sup. of Agencies. SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH OFFICE, AT COLUMBIA, S. C. . P. THOMAS .President. 8. L. LEAPHART.Secretary DR. ISAAC BRANCH.Superintendent of Agenoiee. BOARD OF DIRECTORB.-John McKenzie, John 8. Preston, F. W. McMaster, W. B. Gulick, John T. Sloan, sr., Dr. B. W. Gibbes, B. C. Shiver, Thompson Earlo. STATE AT LARQE.-EX-GOV. M L. Bonham, Gen. M. C. Butler, Gen. J. D. Kennedy, Col. T. C. Perrin, Dr. Isaac Branch, Dr. H. Cook. Tho consolidation of the tuto moat popular Southorn Companiea ia full of advantages to tho policy-holders of both Companies. Ita expenditures will bo less, and with less relative risk. Tho futuro dividends will bo moro cortain, and probably greater in amount, and a bettor re? served fund created. NO RIGHT of old policy-holders will be affected; they will continue to nay the samo rate aa before; to hold the same policios as before; to have the samo rights, benefits and privileges aa before, and havo equal present security with greator future benefit than before. All renewals of old policioa will bo in name of now Company, under apecial authority from tho respective Directora of tho old Companiea. A NEW CHARTER was obtained with tho rights of policy-holders guaranteed, and wo call apecial attention to the following doairablo features in said charter: "SEC 2. Tho business of tho Company ahall be to mako insuranco on tho lives of individuals in all tho branches of Lifo Insurance; to grant, purchaso or dispose of annuities or ro-insuro "SEO. 4. The business of the Company SHALL bo conducted on tho plan or DISTRIBUT? ING TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS THE PROFITS of tho business, SB hereinafter provided, unless by thc consent of tho aasurcd tho policy solocted is non-participating." "SEO. 15. This Company may issue policies on tho lives of husbands and parents, or others, for tho benefit of wives and families, or other beneficiaries interested in their livos-as ances? tors, descendants, creditors or dependents, and tho sanio shall not bo liable for tho debts or contracts of tho assured, except aa provided in tho policioB issued." "SEC. 10. Tho Company may issue policies payable IN GOLD : Provided, premiums aro paid in tho same." "SEC. 10. Thonormanent investment of funds shall bo in mortgages or lions on UNENCUM? BERED REAL ESTATE WORTH DOUBLE THE AMOUNT LOANED." Wo would also call attention to Ibo rights secured iti policy as part of the contract. Rights of party to non-forfcituro in aU its policies. Rights of party to re-instatcment- paid up policy, and surrender value wboro "intervention of armies" or any other causo cuts tho insured off from home oflico. This feature, omitted in policies of Northern Companies, cost tho Southern people very heavily in tho lato war, and should make them seek thc o '.y Company that provides against such contingency in future. Somo Companies now havo in their policies, that parties who "tako up arms against" certain named States, "or thc United States," render their policy null and void. This is making cer? tain what was before uncertain, and is too great a mingling politics, war and lifo insurance. "Tho PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" has a model charin- and model polity, plainly stating rights of parties and guarding those rights against sacrifice. It gives dividends at tho end of first year, when all cash is paid, and of second year, when part loan is taken. The all cash plan is unreservedly rocomniondod as in every way most satis? factory. We now confidently appeal to every one interested in Southern prosperity to look to their own interests, by sustaining their own institutions, and thereby establishing that soif-confi? dence without which there can bo no permament prosperity, ?lear in mind that already over 410,000,000 arc annually sent North for Life Insurance, taking so much from our strength, and thereby giving additional power to our competitors. Wo offer a solid, reliable Life Insurance Company,thoroughly Southern, in tho hands of mon of tho highest integrity, with abundant assets, recent risks, the most secure of all investments, pledged to retain Within the State of South Carolina all funds accruing therein, and, indeed, pre? senting every advant uro that can bo desired; and we only ask a full examination into the supe? rior merits of tho "PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" to insure your patronage. LEAPHART, JEFFERSON A HANSON, Oct 21 Imo General Agents for South Carolina. HART & CO., BAR IRON, MILL ROCKS, PLOW STEEL, BOLTING CLOTH, NAILS, CIRCULAR SAWS, METALS, HOES, GUNS, PLOWS, AND GENERAL HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE STORE NO. 39 HA YNE STREET, RETAIL STORE CORNER KING AND MARKET STREE1S, septi Oriarleston. s*. ? New and Splendid Stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS AT e. F. JACKSONS, ?1IAVE now opened and ready for exhibi? tion, a rar ic tl und well selectod stock of the very beat goods for tho season, which were bought with much euro, at tho greatly re? duced prices, and will he sold at tho most rea? sonable rates. Au enumeration would require too much space, and I only subjoin a partial .ist, to which tho attention of buyers is spe? cially invited. Dross Goods. BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SATIN STRIPED POPLINS, Turban PLAIDS, Figured, Chuno and Mottled MOHAIRS, English SERGE, Gray Mixed Malango, Silk-faced Poplins, All-wool F.pingline, Black and Colored Alnacus, All-wool DELAINES. I bavo an extensivo assortment of CLOAKS and SHAWLS and boant?fill Arab COVER? INGS, of the newest styles and ut unusually low prices. Boulevard SKIRTS for huhes and children. I A full hue of DRESS TRIMMINGS andBUT- ? TONS. Superb Sash R;bbons, Sashes und Neck | Ribbons. Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons. Linen and Lact- Sets-latest siyles. Gloves, Hosiery. Under Shirta-and Drawers. Ladies' Merino Vests. Notions in great variety. 'I bo attention of purchasers is called to lin? stock of CASSIMEHES, for Men's and Roys' wear, which is unusually largo and attractive. ? The Woolen Department comprises every? thing in that line. Opera FLANNELS, all colors and styles. Ited and White Flannels. White' and Gray Blankets, Sic. Among our DOMESTICS will be found a su- i porior artlelo of Bleached and brown Shirt? ing, at 124c. per vanl. Also, a full assortment nf Prints,'ut I2jc. C. F. JACKSON. Oct lil Family Supplies. WE take pleasure /A i? 'Oje^ in notifying our ' \ f Jr jgff'i friends and tho Uv> ~->,:*A fr:** i public that we havo t .'--^v $?M~<<M-?' ? removed our Stock, .' ^y^?S?! .'\V*-^-':C.ROCF.i:lF.S, A,-, -Vf*"*" (*1?, :T^': toold EXCHANGE : ? jfc??MB&'S*'^ B A N' K CORN KR, ? *J .C / ? nearly opposite Co V^BsKV himbia Hotel, \3j8?y?kV*r where wo will bo ]>loased to seo nnd ofter thom extra inducements in all articles usually kept in tho GROCERY, HARDWARE and LIQUOR lino. T. J. & H. M. CIBSON, Oct 15 Old Exchange Rank Corner. French Cassimeres. JUST received a few choice FRENCH OAS SIMERES for pantaloons and suits, which will bo cut to ordor, and made in thu bost raannor. R. A W. C. SWAFF1ELD. Sept 20 ? mu ? MILLINERY. MRS. A. MCCORMICK UAH removed her Millinery and Dress-Making Establishment di? rectly oppoaito to her old nt and, next door to Mr. E. Pollard's drug atoro, where HIIO will he mont happy to wait on any who may favor lier with a call. Having added numerous articles to lier for? mer stock-which she hud not room to keep heretofore-alie feds confident that no lady 1 will eal) for many things pertaining to s lady's toilet hut what alie can supply them. Him hus a handsome stock of MILLINERY, consisting of BONNETS and HATS, of latest importation; toge tb or with a handsome selec? tion of everything in the li A ll; LINE, such as CHIGNONS, of the latest stylos, Curls, Ion;,' and short Frizcttcs, Braids, Switches, Ac Ac. , DRESS-MAKING altonded to with tho usual ?Mire ami punctuality. A j^ood lit guaranteed. I Prices modorute. Heine; thankful for the patronage kindly I?'. - I stowed on her by tho ladies of Columbia and tho surrounding country, abo solicits a conti? nuance of the same. Oct 17 .! Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c. -rf. BAGGING, ROPE, IKON Bl J TIES. BACON, Clear RibbedjSgi SBi^SideB and Shoulders. A choiceBPgBI article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard,???? , in barrels, kogs, a Iba., ? mid 10 lb. packages. I Choice family Flour, In bbls. und bags, with | a full assortment of other graden. Liverpool j Salt, in sacks. Mackerel Nus. 1, 'J and ?I, in bids., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAlt and COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS, of all grades. I Molasses-Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar Houso Syrup. Tobacco Bini Sogars. Soap; Can- j dies, in boxes and half boxet; Cheese, Crack- ! ern, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal? mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old' Cabinot, Monongahela, Rye und Corn Whis? key, and a variety i>f other line brande. WOODEN WAKE, Nests Iron und Brass i Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans, Nails, of all sizes, Shot of all numbers, Cast? ing, l'ots. Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying < Pans, of all nixes. All tho above named with many other arti? cles has been recently purchase.? and selected w ith caro and w ill be Hold low for cash. Give us ii call. WELLS A CALDWELL, Near tho S. C. and (1. and C. Kailroad Depot, next door to National Hotel. Oct ll! CLO T II I ? G . J ll AVK JUST RECEIVED ANO OPENED a very largo and desirable Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, ic, which I am determined to offer purchasers on the most reasonable terms. Oct 13 WM. J. HOKE. URSULINE INSTITUTE. COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. UNDER TUE PATUONAOK. OF RIGHT REV. BISHOP LYNCH S FOR ProBpectUH. please address .'THF. MOTHER SUPERIOR," Ur? suline Convent, Vallo Cracis. Sept 4 3mo BRYAN & McCARTER HAVE juBt received H new and complete aa aortmont of English and Glaasical SCHOOL BOOKS; Juvenile and Miscellaneous Rooka, Blank BookB for merchante and public officers; Cap Noto and Letter Papera; Pocket-knives, Gold Pens. Writing Desks, Pocket Books, Photo? graph Albaraa. ALSO, Pocket and Family BIBLES, all price?, com? mon Prayer Booka and Hymn Booka, for all donominaUfUrt o? avery atylo of binding. For Bale at low prices-wholeaalo and retad. Oct 31_ The Columbia Tannery, J. P. THOMAS dc CO., Proprietor*. HIDES and SKIN8 bought or taken in ex? change for Finished Leather. Ordera for Leather promptly filled. Apply at foot of Lumber street, on the Greenville and Colum? bia Bailroad. ss- For the purpose of engaging in tho above buainesa, the undersigned have, thia day. AuKnst 28,1HG9, asuoaiatod themaelvea as copartners. J. P. THOMAS, J. O. MOORE. Oot 20 J. W. PARKER. To the Ladies-Millinery. BIRS. c. E. HEED has open? ed for inspection, the finest and moat faahionable asaortment of FRENCH, ENGLISH and AME? RICAN MILLINERY ever offered in Columbia. ALSO, CORSETS, HAIR, plaia and or? namented, at all prices; an assort? ment of cheap FANCY JEWEL? RY, HATS, from 25 cents np, Feathers, real Ostrich, Bu d H of Paradiao, <fco. Give me a oall and judge for yourselves. I will aell very low everything in my lino. Oct 17 THE""DRY" GOODS EMPORIUM! TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS. WITH a resident buyer in New York, we havo Buporior facilities for adding at? tractions to our largo and varied stock of DRESS GOODS, Which displays all tho latest stylos and makes. SQ.UARE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS, Also, thc ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and superior quality. HIE CLOAK STOCK Exhibits new designs, boing made np by na from latest stylos. EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, in ovcry conceivable style. HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, In endless variety, Jouvin's Gonuino Kid Gloves. THE FLANNEL STOCK Comprises tho boat makes, and bought early in tho season, at low prices. In JEANS, TWEEDS, CA8SIMEBES and CLOTHS, our stock is unsurpassed. In PRINTS. BROWN and BLEACHED DO? MESTICS, LINSEYS, Stripes, Tickings, Ker aoys and Blankets, tho stock is large and com? pleto. Wo soil at POPULAR PRICES, as low as they can bo bought anywhere, and roepeotfully ask an examination of our stock from all in want of DRY GOODS. W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY. Oct 19 FRESH ARRIVALS SPECIAL TRADE LEADERS. ANOTHER LOT of thoHO beautiful BEDOU? INS. Another lino of colors of those handsome French MERINOS, for 11.00. We aro enabled to sell this beautiful GRADE OF GOODS so cheap, by having joined several other leading dealers from other markets and bought an entiro importation of this brand of MERINOS. A bottutiful assortment of WICKER WORK, something entirely new and novel for this market, just in. Superb lot of FURS, in CONEY, SQUIRREL, RIVER MINK, BEAL MINK, Ac., from f5.00per set to $100. Oct 12 R.JD. SHIVER. OUR GOODS FOR US^-A-IJXJ TRADE! ARE now ready for distribution. The stock of goods AT RETAIL in tho Front Storo is replete and full, and of every conceivablo style ami price. Our Shawl and Cloak Department Presents somo rare attractions in prices and designs. Our Dress Goods Department, As usual, exhibits all the handsome novelties. Our Hosiery and Uunderwear Depart? ment Supplies all tho articles of comfort and protec? tion for winter uso. Our Notion and Haberdashery Depart? ment Will, as heretofore, receive otir best attention, ami every novelty, useful or ornamental, can bo had from it. Our Carpet Department This season excels everything of tho kind over exhibited in CohTmbia be foro, comprising everything known to tho trade in tho way of Floor Carpetings. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Is a specialty, wherein wo claim to givo all the advantages that can bo offered. Tho Goods for tho Department aro on hand-bought right, and sold with as little expense as they e.m bo handled anywhero. Wo solicit a call from every ono wanting Goeds. Wo positively gnarantoo our bills certainly as cheap-olten cheaper- than can bo had oleowhefo, R. C. SHIVER. Oct I a?'- Tho Greenville Enterprise, Abbovillo Press, Yorkvlllo Enquirer, Newberry Herald, chester Reporter, Koowoe Courier, Bpartan burg Spartan, Unionvillo Tina's and Camden Journal will copy to tho extent of one-fourth of a column, chango weekly, with thu I'licr.Nix, for the quarter commencing October 1. lHt'.O. Ramie Agency. HAVING been appointed Agent for tho ealo ot tho RAMIE PLANT in this city, and also engaged to somo extent for *ix months in its cultivation, I am prepared to give informa? tion as to its adaptability and re?oive orders for Plants; also authorized to establish sub agencies for ibo Balo of tho Plant that is at present agitating our planting community. Oct 1 K. C. SHIVER.