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AxJEtAHDBiA, October Em pro88 Eugenio hos arrived. _ ing^?^N*^^ French presiding, it was held, by a large majority, that the laity bate a Tight lo decido ?pon matters of doctrino and discipline. MADRID, Ootober 22.-Additional troop? SM to bs sent to Cuba early in November. The defeat of the Republi? cans leaves a large nomber of cseu at the disposal of the Government for active operations against tho Cn bans: Repub? lican loaders captured with arms, or heading band?, are to be ?hot The country is generally trapqnil. Se? nor Orenzo, a celebrated Republican in the Cortes, bas boen arrested. Indications now aro that the Dake de Montpensier will be the snooessful can? didate for the throne. HAVANA, October 22.-Small bodies of rebels appeared in the vicinity of Trini? dad, when several skirmishes ensued, wherein the Cubana wore routed. Washington Hews. WASHINGTON, October 22.-Yesterday's New York Kv;fress eave: "Our financial article foreshadows another combination for a look np of greenbacks, and other manip?l?feiohs of a character to admo? nish unsuspecting outsiders, if they ore wise, to stand from nuder." ''.The Wasblti$t?n Chronicle has tho fol? lowing special despatch, regarding yes? terday's proceedings at Nashville: 'There ?tfr?r? fbur ballots taken in joint Conven? tion, with tho ,following result: 1st bal? lot-Johnson *5; Etheridge 26; Fletcher SI; <Neil Brown 7; Peyton 6; Ewing 4; M..Brown 2. This showed n gniu of four Votes OVei!yuVtfcrdaV f?r Johnson, and a loss'of th reo for Etheridge, and waa re? ceived with cheers by Johnson's friends. On tho 3d bullot, Johnson received 48; Eth?ridge'20; Fletcher 12, and tho rest scattering. < Johnson's friends are jubi? lant, niid uro resisting motions to adjourn. On the 4th and last ballot, tho Stokes Republicans, in accordance with an un? derstanding of last night, voted en masse for Etheridge, in hopes of forcing John ion from tho race, with the following result: Johnson 48, Etheridge 41, and tu? rest scattering. After this ballot, Johnson's friends oonsented to adjourn, to consider the new combination. The Stokes Republicans will vote for any man to defeat Johnson, but thc general opi? nion prevails that tho combinations against Johnson have reached their strongest vote.' Private advices show that Johnson's friends are confident of ranking up tho seven lacking votes to-morrow, and bis admirers throughout the Slate aro re? joicing. Internal revenue receipts to-day $343, 000. Belkoop, the new Secretnry of War is represented ns a warm friend of the Cubans. The Star has the following : General Kryzanowski, Supervisor of Internal Revenue for the States of Georgia and Florida, reports to Commissioner Delano that Jackson and Washington Counties in Florida, are under control of an armed mob which prevents the execution of the revenue laws. Tbs leader of this mob, one James S. Coker, who is represented to be a wealthy and influential mau, lins threatened tbe Assistant Assessor, Lowe, of Mariana, with personal violence, and challenged bim to fight. The Assessor writes to the supervisor that ho can only canvass his District at the risk of his life. The Collector of Customs at Jacksonville, Fla., J. A. Dockery, writes to Gen. Kry? zanowski that the Stale Tax Collector and his wife have been brutally murder? ed, in Washington County, adjoining Jackson. Tbat tbero have been seven murders in Jackson County since the 3d instant, and that the Deputy Collectors and Assistant Assessors of Internal Reve? nue aro in irnmident danger. Troops have been called for by tho Supervisor. Thomas Irving, Sr., of Obio, fell from nervous exhaustion, to-day, while ad? dressing tho Supreme Court. Ho now lies in tho clerks ofiico in a critical con? dition. Dornen! lc N<w?. AUGUSTA, ME., October 22.-This morning, at half-past fj o'clock, a shock of an earthquake, lasting moro flinn a minute, was felt in this vicinity. Nearly overy ono was awakened, door bolls wero rung and buildings were shaken. Tho shook extended all along tho river. NEW ?ORK, October 22.-Despatches from Concord, Portland, Boston, and other places in tho East, report that tho earthquake, was distinctly felt there. SAN FitANOisoo, October 22.-Tho pas? sengers and crow of tho wrecked steamer Sierra Novnda havo arrived hero. The papers and treasure wero saved. The passongers lost their baggage. It has been raining here tbreo days. Returns from the judicial elections continue favorablo to tho Democrats. LiExrsoTON, VA., Octobor 22.-The Agricultural Fair is not successful on account of rain. General Robert E. Eeo is one of tho judges on harness and sad? dles. Tho citizens of Rockbridgo have voted a $400,000 County subscription to the Valley Railroad. RICHMOND, October 22.-Tho enso of tho part toa obarged with .selling counter? feit tobacco revenuo stamps, promises to lead to important disclosures. Two more arrests havo been mado in connection with it. Ono of them-Jason, tobacco manufacturer, of Petersburg-being charged with furnishing a genuine stamp to make tho counterfeit by. Tbos. W. Roche and Frederick Bannusch were be? fore tho United States Commissioner to? day, and wero sent on for trial. The United States District Attorney, in urg? ing that heavy bail bo required, said this was a part of a wealthy gnng, tho prin? cipals of which would take them out of jail, if $20,000 had to be forfeited to do it. The Commissioner fixed the bail nt W.w&m?, tum nuuiwiHimii?iu jaw Wednosdey.. Thecase excites moon in? terest, from the fact that all the parties NASHVILLE, October 22.-The opposi? tion concentrated ou Henry Cooper to? day. He -vms elected on the Ant ballot, the Vote resulting: Cooper, 55; Johnson, 61. The S?natorial contest has elided and the resal? has taken1 every one by surprise. Johnson's friends felt confi? dent of his, success, bnt it appears that a trap was sprung on him, ss when the vote came to be taken, Johnson received 51 votes, and Henry Cooper, of Davidson County, 55. Intense excitement pre? vailed ontho announcement of the vote. WrxMraotoN, N. C., October 22. The trial of tho officers pf the Cuba was con ti oued before the United States Com? missioner to-day, and tho court adjourn? ed till IQ o'clock to-morrow. The only witness yet exatrined was Gordon, who said he belongs to the New Orleans de? tective force. The defonoe expects to be able to invalidate his.testimony. The trial may consume several days. The sailors and marines of the Cuba have been quar? tered at the Seamen's Homo by their officers, and show no disposition to leave They have generally condueted themselves in an orderly manner. ?H ARLK8TON, ' October [22.-nArrived sohooner N. W. Smith, New York. Sail? ed-steamer J. W. Evorman," "Philadel? phia. FINANCIAL AMD AI.. NEW YORK, October 22-Noon,-Flour heavy and declining. Wheat dull aud norm nully lower. Corn dull ?nd lc lower. Pork quiet, at 30.75. 'Freights very firm. Stocks unsettled and lower. Money 5@7. Sterling-longiAj,'; short Gold 91)4. 62's 20,1.{; Tennessee'?, ex-ooupon, 62; new, 54; Virginia's 50*^; now 52'?; Louisiana's 07; levees, 035U; S's, 83;' Alabama 8'a, 90; Georgia O'P, SS;?; 7's, 90; North Carolina's, old, 47; new, 38. 7 P. M.-Cotton heavy and lower, with sales of 2,800 bales, at20.V. Flour b?Avy aud 5(aM0e. lower-superfine 5.50@5.80. Corn heavy-mixed Western LO2@1.06 Pork steady. Lard quiet. Whiskey 1.21 ($1.21&. Rice dull-Carolina 8&@9. Sugar steady. Coffeo fairly active. Freights firmer-cotton steam 5U ; sail ?4 Money steady, ut 5@7. Gold activo, ut 31#. BALTIMORE, October 22.-Cotton no minally 26. Flour dull and weak. Wheat steady, at 1.45?1.46. White corn 1.18. Oats 58. Pork 33.00. Whiskey scarce at 1.22. CINCINNATI, October 22.-Corn 85 Whiskey 1.15. Pork dull, at 31.00. Lard offered at 17. Bacon dull-shoulders 1614; sides 17%. NEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Cotton activo and firm at 24%-sales 6,100 bales ; receipts G.905 ; sales of tho week 27,000. Corn firm, at 1.10. Pork-mess 32,50. Sugar-new held at 13 ; yellow clarified 15Molases-now primo 1.00@1.05. Whiskey 1.29^(^1.30. Coffeo firm-fair 15(t^l5^4 ; primo 161... Flour unchang? ed. Gold 31. MOBILE, October 22.-Sales of cotton to-day 500 bales-middling 24 ; receipts 994. CHARLESTON, October 22.-Cotton dull and }{?}?o. easier, with sales of 250 bales-middling 25; receipts 1,653. AUGUSTA, October 22.-Cotton market activo but at lower rates, with sales of 859 bales; receipts 893-middling nomi? nally 24. SAVANNAH, October 22.-Sales of cot? ton to-day 250 bales-middling 25; re? ceipts 2,642. PARIS, October 22.-Tho Bourso is steady. Rentes 71 and 40. HAVRE, October 22.-Cotton opens quiet and unchanged. LONDON, October 22-3 P. M.-Con? sols 93 }Bonds 81?4'. LIVERPOOL, October 22-3 P. M.-Cot? ton quiet and steady-uplands 12; Or loans 12,'.,''; sales of tho week 92,000 bales; exports 17,0U0; speculation 21,000; stock 434,000,, whereof American is 36,000. Receipts of tho week 71,000, whereof American is 8,000; stock afloat 342,000, of which American is 33,000. Yarns and fabrics dull. LIVERPOOL, October 22-Evening. Cotton closed dull-uplands 12; Orleans 14; sales 10,000 bales. Wo are told that "tho cashier of a San Francisco bank lives twenty miles from town, whither ho drives every morning with a four-in-hand, changing horses onco on the way. Ho has a barn on his estate which cost $75,000 iu gold. Rare woods aud silver wero freely used in its construction." A French chemist has invented a me? thod of making tho numbers of houses as distinctly legiblo by night as by day. It consists in rubbing tho figures with a preparation of phosphorus, which will render them luminous. A MODEL JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. There is a colored Justico of the Peaco in Jefferson County, Florida, named Pombroko, who grants divorces for the very reasonablo sum of fivo dollars. [Savannah Republican. A Cincinnati paper advertises for "girls for cooking." You will like them better raw, whon you once get accustom? ed to them. If you have Dyspepsia, use "Solomons' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. " It is a certain euro. 013 6 Detroit has invented a "dummy" for city railroads, that consumes ita own smoko and steam. Solomons' Bitters, an Antidolo to Ma? laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons ?- Co., druggists, Savannah, Ga. 013 6 Another ohild died of hydrophobia in Philadelphia on Thursday. It was caused by a uip on the finger from a $40 terrier. Do yon WAnt an Appetite? Use Solo? mons* Bitters-greaten tonio of tho age. Aita jua ?A a? - J ' COTTOS^W mark** PS* peen : rather. b?ro ???"?? ! at 24; ll at 28J; 44 at 24,; 44 at 34$; 114 at 24^. Thor* ia un ?ha??? to notiuoin other artiotaa of country prod nco. . ? M ; ? The following aro buying ratea of South Ca? rolina Bank Notea, prepared by Gregg, Palmer I .V: Co., BroSers: Bank of Camden_60 Bank of Ob?rleeton.85 Bank of Cheater_13 Bank of Oeorgetownl5 Bank of Newberry...83 I Bank SouthCarolinalO 1 State Sonth Car. old,30 State Sooth Ca. new,io Hamburg.6 Commercial.2 The Carolina National Bank, or thia etty, ia buying eight exchange on New York at three eighths diacount, and soiling drafts at par. Exchange....:.,.. 13 Planter?.5 ! Farmers and Exohge State.7 Union.-95 So.Weatern H.,old, 65 People'a.85 Planton and Heoh. 90 Merchante*.8 I WHOLESALE PRICKS CURRENT, GOBRE0TKO WEEKLY BT THE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE. APPLES, $ttm.l 25@1 50 BAOoiMo.Ounnv 27@28 Dundee %) yd 80@32 BALE BOFE, Manil,?26 N.Y.orWes^lMOgjl? BUTTER, Northern ?50 Country, %( ft.25?35 BACON. Hams...25? 27 SidOB, fi lb. . . .21?23 Shoulders... 13 (?20 BBIOKS, ?11,000 ..9(^12 CAMDE.ES, 8porra40@70 Adamantine It>21@25 Tallow.14? 16 COTTOH YARNI n0@2 00 COTTON,Strict Md?25 Middling .. .24 ? Low Midl'g, 23 ? Ooodarduy,22 ? Ordinary. 21 ?22 CHEESE, K.D..". 2l~?23 Factory.18?20 COFFEE, Kio, #M2@26 Laguayra_27?31 Java.37?40 Fr.OUTt.Co. 9 00? 10 00 Nor thorn. 7 50? 12 00 GIIAI?, Corn 1 70?1 80 Wheat ....1 60^2 00 Oats. U0? 1 ut) PeaB.1 50? 1 60 HAY, North, $towt. Kantern . HIDES, Dry, fdt. 12i?18 Orcon.??? INPIOO, Caro.. . 1?1 "25 IiAnD, #tt.20?25 LUMJBEU, Rds 100 f.l 90 Scantling. 1 50 Shingles,tUOOO..2 75 LIME, ?bbl. a 70? 2 80 MEATS, Pork, $Nb. 15A Beef.8?12 Mutton.12A MOLASSES,Cuba,57?G2 NewOri'nal 00? 1 10 Sugar U'se..76?l 25 NAILS, ?? kog6 00?7 00 ONIONS. \)bu?1 50? 1 75 Oil., Kerosene,g GO?75 Machinery_75? 1 00 I'OULTHY, Ducks pr Turkeys.3 00 Chickens.20?20 Sneers, Oold ? 80<ai 81 Silver.1 24? 1 25 POTATOES, Iris 75? 1 50 Sweot.busl 25?1 50 BICE, Carolina!t>8}?09 East ludia.... SUOT, tlbag. 3 12?3 25 SALT, Liverp.2 90? SOAP, #Ib,.7J?11 SPIRITS, Alcohol,g!4 00 Brandy . .4 00? 12 00 HollntiGin.5 00?7 00 American..2 0fl@3 00 Jam. Kum.G 00?7 oi) N.E. "..2O0?3 00 Bo. Whisky 3 50? 1 50 Monoughfa250?4 00 Reetifled. 1 85? 1 G5 Suo.vn, Crua'd, 18A?19 Powdered... 18??20 Brown.l2?17 STARCU, y tt... 9A?11 TEA, Green ttl 00?2 00 Black.1 00? 1 50 TOBACCO, Chw.60?l 25 I Snioking,tt..50?l 00 V i s ROA ii, Wine, .70? 75 Cider.50? 60 French.... 1 25? 150 WINK, Cham.25?32 00 Port, Vgal300?5 <X> Sherry... 3 50? 6 00 Madeira.. .2 50?8 00 Hon. A. H. Stephens says of Solomons' Bitters: "I have used them with decided benefit; in giviug tone to thc digestive or? gans and general strength to the system." i A baptizing ceremony at Melbourne, Canada, was interrupted Sunday by u big brother of the young womau about to be immersed, who thrashed the clergy? man. The trial of Foster Blodgett, tho pre? sent Treasurer and probable Superin? tendent of the Georgia State Road, on tho indictment of perjury found against him in the fall of 1867, is announced to tako place in the United States Court, nt Savannah, on the 4th of November. Executor's Notice. ALL persona having claims against tho oatato of tho lato JAMES L. CLARK, will present tho Hame, duly attested; and all per? sona indebted to thc said estate will mako ?iayment to rav authorized agent, H. P. Green, tock Hill, York County, S. C. ALLEN J. GREEN, Executor. Oxronn, Miss., October ll, 18C9. Oct 23 mo3 HEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS. ItOSS. ROBERTS St CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 91 FRONT STREET, N :W ?ORK, PAY special . Mention to the purchase ot Coffee, Sugar, SyrupB, Bagging, Rope, Iron, Ties, etc., etc. BLACKMAR. ROBERTS, CHANDLER A CO., 30G North Commercial Stroot, 304 Levee, St. Louis, Mo. GENERA L COMMISSION MEUCHA NTS, Mako tho purchaso of Bagging, Bono, Bacon, Flour, Corn and other Western Products a speciality, giving CIOBO attention to freights, contracta and condition of goods. Oct 23 Imo THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. GROCERIES AND FAMILY SUPPLIES, Wholesale and Retail, at Xi O "SJ\r G3t HP X" loos ! CES I ES, LIQUORS^ WI N ES ' ana* * FA M i VA" SUPPLIES, which thoy will dispose of at wholesale or retail, at such figures an will bo impoBBihle for dealers elsewhere to go bolow. They respectfully invite a call and compari aon of prices of articles. Their stock consists of in part: COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, of various grades. MOLASSES, including tho genuine New Or lcaus. Washing and Fancy SOAPS. All grades of FLOUR- aomo at exceedingly low figures. Baskets and Brooms of various kinds. Mackerel, of nil numbera and eizod packages. Canned Fi ?it--, Vegetables and Fish. Candies, Almonds, Raisins and Figs. Bacon, smoked and dry salted. Genuiuo Sugar-cured Hams, of best brands. Adamantino, Sperm and Tallow Candles. Cheeso, Crackers of every variety. Axes, with or without handles. llanos, Traco Chains, Nails, etc. Bagging, Ropo and "Arrow T?OB." Wino, Champagne and all grades of Liquors. "If you don't soo what you want, ask tor it," as wo koop many articles not Bpeoitiod above. Wo havo in connection with oar businoss, a commodious Wagon Yard and Storo-houso. Highest prices paid for cotton and e.ountry produce. CAMPBELL & JONES, Main ul ree!, a fow doors abovo PUO/.NIX Office. _ Oct 23 Flows. T>RINLY'S universal PLOW'!. J3 Reynolds' universal Ploa. Mnrfoe'a Rub-soil. Ames' Turning, Bnb-aoil and Side-hill Eaglo Plows. For salo low, for oash, by Oct 22 FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISH KU. . iUover Bead. >* k Oats-White and Black. ARM ALL lot or extractes OATS, at ?1.50 I per hinno* to close consignment. FI8HRB, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Hew Store and Hew Gooda. FINE GOLD WATCHES and] 1CHAINS, of all descriptions, for i Ladlee and Gentlemen, for aale Iby WILLUM GLAZE, * Second Door North of Conrt House. Columbia, 8. C._ Oct 22 6 English Guns. JUST opened by WILLIAM GLAZE one of the largest as? sortment of GUNS that has ever rboen offered in thia city. Second door North ot Conrt Hove. Oet 22 6 GRAND Tdtkii AMisrr AT THC AGRICULTURAL FAIR. COLUMBIA, S. C. THE Committee to which has been assigned tho task of arranging the programme and 1 indicating tho ontlino of the Grand Tourna? ment, to bo held at tho approaching Agricul? tural Fair -and at -hi ch "tho Knights of South Carolina will contend pour l'honneur, l'amour et les beaux yeux des dames-announces thc notico and rules as follows: Tho Tournament will oorue off on snob day as may bo most comfofmable to tho general" ar? rangement Of tho Fair-probably tho last day. AR who dosiro to ride will forward their mimes, tho entrance foo of 15 each, and tho cha? acter he proposes to represent, to R. O'Nealo, Jr., Esq., Secretary, Columbia, S. C. Tho Course will bo in length about 150 yards; this distance must bo ridden in nino seconds; the weapon will be t ho sabre; thc first post, (the posts will bc about ii.? feet in height,) will, be 50. yards from tho starting point: illino** post and the ring will bo at in? tervals of-about 25 yards. On each post will bo head and about 4 inch neck. The trials will bo at 1st head "right cut against cavalry;" 2d head "point;-' and 3d at tbo riug, 21 inches iu diameter, '""tierce point." Tho name of the Knight vi ill be called-ho will answer instantly-tho buglo will sound, and tho watch bo sprung; and if he makes a faino start he loses his ride. After tho answer to tho call and the sound of tho bugle, no ac? cident will entitle tho Knight to a new ride. These rules arc essential to seenro timo for all. Tho first, second, third and fourth prizes will bo announced at a later day. ThcriO four successful Knights will crown tho Queen and elect the three Maids of Honor. At a general meeting of tho Knights, to bo hold in Columbia, tho Judges, Committees, Ac, will be elected or appointed the day pre? vious to the Tournament; and this Committee will take pleasure in giving any aid within their power, besides having arranged the grounds, prepared everything requisite and obtained substantial prizes for tho victors. A. C. HASKELL, Chairman. J. P. THOMAS, R. O. NEALE, JR., R. C. SHIVER, W. C. SWAFF1ELD, Oct 22 Committee. OONSOLl Million AND ARLINGTON LIFE I HOME OFFICE, NORTH-EAST CORI Assets over ? - St,MU),OOO Policies lnHued In two Yt-am, o SHOWING a success beyond precedent. Issi; minni plans. First Dividend on Life P?lich ot its management and its careful selection of ; WM. C. CARRINGTON.President. D. J. HARTSOOK, Secretary. J. J. Horans, Asei SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH J. P. THOMAS.President. S. DR. ISAAC BRANCH. BOARD OF Dinnc-rons.-John McKenzie, Jol John T. Sloan, sr., Dr. R. W. Gibbes, B. C. Shiv STATK AT LAROF. -Ex-Gov. M Ii. Bonham, Gt Perrin, Dr. Isaac Branch, Dr. H. Cook. Tho consolidation of the two most popular Sou policy-holders of both Companies. Its expend? Tho futuro dividends will bc more certaiu, ant served lund created. NO BIGHT of old policy-holders will bc affect before; to hold tho samo policies as before; to h before, and have equal prosont sccuritv with gr of old policies will bo in namo of new Company. Directors of the old Companies. A NEW CHARTER was obtained with tho rig special attentiou to tho following desirable feat "SEC. 2. The business of tho Company shall h in all thc branches of Life Insurance; to grant risks." "SEC. 1. Tho business of the Company SHAE ING TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS TH? FROI unless by thc consent of tho assured the policy "SEC. ?5. This Company may issue policies oi for tho benefit of wives and families, or other ht torn, descendants, creditors or dependent.-., ami contracts of thc assured, except as provided in ' SEC. 16. The Company may issue policies pu iu tho same." "SEC. IC. The permanf-nt investment of fund? BURED REAL ESTATE WORTH DOUBLE TH Wo would also call attention to tho rights sec Bights of party to non-forfoituro in nil its poli Bights of party to re-instatement-paid up po of armies'* or any other causo cuts the insured policios of Northern Companies, cost the Sont! should make them neck tho only Company thu Some Companies now linvo in their policies, that named States, "or tho United States,"' render th tain what was before uncertain, and is too grcal "Tho PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" has a rights of parties And guarding those rights again? lt gives dividends at tho end of first year, win part loan is taken. Tho all cash plan is uurcser factory. Wo now confidently appeal to every one inter own interests, by sustaining their own institnth dence without which thoro can bo DO perniame 510,000,000 ort' annually sent North for Life Insu thereby giving additional power to our compet? Wo offer a solid, reliable Lifo Insurance Comp of the nighest integrity, with abundant ansets, r pledged to retain within the State of South Carolin smit ing everv advant igo that can bo desired: an rior merits of tho "PIEDMONT AND A BLI NOT your patronage. Oct 21 lino HIRT~ BAB IBON, PLOW STEEL, 4 NAILS, METALS, GUNS, AND a HARDWARE WHOLESALE STORE N RETAIL STORK CORNER KU Sept 1 Oliai'los FANCY ARTICLES, ? i.. . ( AT f Wt. K. JACKSON'S Dru? Store. Oct 22_; TOLLET SETS, thp lRtost French styles and of best qua- | lity. The assortment is large and well worthy of an inspection. E very artie's poi'ect. Priocs low. E. E. JACKSON, ^)ct_M _ Druggist and Apothecary. Family Supplies. WE take pleasure I in notifying our friends and the poblie th at we have removed our Stock, GROCERIES, Ao.,, toOId EXCHANGE BINK CORNER, nearly opposite Co? lumbia. Hotel, where wo will be pleased to see and offer thom oxtra inducements in all articles usually kept in tho GROCERY, HARDWARE and LIQUOR line. T. J. * H. M. CIBSON, Oct IS_Old Exchange Bank Corner. Mt LU M ERV. MKS. A. MCCORMICK HAS removed her Millinery and iDress-Making Establishment di? rectly opposite to her old stand, next 'door to Mr. E. Pollard's dru,,' ' store, where sho will bo most happy to wait on auy who may favor ber with a call. Having added numerous articles to her for? mer stock-which she had not room to keep heretofore - shu feels confident that no lady will call far many things portaining to s lady's toilet but what sho can supply them. She han a handsome stock of MILLINERY, consisting of BONNETS and HATS, of latest importation; together with a handsome selec? tion of everything in tho HAIR LINE, such as CHIGNONS, of tho latest styles. Curls, long and short Frisottes, Braids, Switches, Ac., Ac. DRESS-MAKING attended to with tho usual care and puuotuality. A good f?t guaranteed. Brices moderate Being thankful for tho patronngo kindly be? stowed on her by tho ladies of Columbia and thc surrounding country, sho solicita a conti? nuance of the samo. Oct 17 FlourT^ourlT QAA BBLS. super, extra and choice FA Ov/V/ MILY FLOUR, for sale at low ligures, at wholesalo and retail, bv Oct 17_ . _/. AT. R. AGNEW._ ANDREW CRAWFORD, Factor and Commission Merchant, 18 PREPARED TO STORE AND SELL COTTON and COUNTRY PRODUCE. Oct 12 tG :DATION. NSURANCE CO,, OF RICHMOND, VA. VER MA IK A -YD AVA Til STREETS. Net Surplus over - - 8500,000 ?er ----- 8,000 les on Mutual, Non-Forfeiting and Return Prc .'8 Forty Per Cent., which proves tho economy risks. J. E. EDWARDS.vice-President. stant Secretary. J. E. WOLV, Sup. of Agencies. OFFICE, AT COLUMBIA, S. C. L. LEAPHART.Secretary .. .Superintendent of Agencies. in S. Preston, F. W. McMaeter, W. B. Oulick, IT, Thompson Earle U. M. C. Butler, Gen. J. D. Kennedy, Col. T. C. ithern Companies is full of advantages to tho turcs will ba less, and with loss relative risk. 1 probably greater in amount, and a bettor re? cd; they will coulinno to pay tho samo rate as ave tho samo rights, benefits and privileges aa eater futuro benefit than before. All renewals , under special authority from tho respective hts of policy-holders guaranteed, and wo call uros in said charter: e tu mako insurance on tho lives of individuals , pm chase or dispose of annuities or re-insure L be conducted on tho plun of DI8TRIBUT TTS of the business, as hereinafter provided, selected is non-participating." i tho lives of husbands and parents, or others, ncficiaries interested in their lives-as ances t he samo shall not bo liable for tho debts or tho policios issued." cyablo IN GOLD : Provided, premiums are paid i hhall bo in mortgages or liens on UNENCUM E AMOUNT LOANED." tired in polity an part of the contract. iries. licy, and surrender value where "intervention ofl from home office. This feature, omitted in hern pcoplo very heavily in tho lalo war, and t provides against such contingency in future parties who "tako np arms u gainst" certain cir policy null and void. This is making cer t a mingling politics, war and life insuranco model charier and model policy, plainly stating it sacritice. cn all cash is paid, and of second year, when vedly rocomraoudod as in every way most satis ested in Boothera prosperity to look to their >ns, and thereby establishing that self-contl nt prosperity. Bear in mind that already over rance, taking so much from our strength, and tors. any, thoroughly Southern, in tho hands of mon ceci it risks, tho most secure of all investments, fl all funds accruing therein, and, indoed, pro d wo on Iv ask a full examination into thc supo ON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" tu insure LEAPHART, JEFFERSON A HANSON, General Agents for South Carolina. CO., MILL BOCKS, r BOLTING CLOTH, CIRCULAR SAWS, HOES, PLOWS, EMERAL MERCHANTS. 0. 39 MAYNE STREET, VG AND MARKET STREETS. ton, &m O 3mo Agents Wanted-Agents Wanted. CHINE, improved ?ni perfected; it ?ill hem, roll. B ti tell, tttbk, bind, br ?id and embroider! in a,most superior manner. Prico only $15. For simplicity ?nd durability, it bas hat no riva,!. Do not buy from any parties selling machines under tho same name se ours, unless having a OsrtiuOato of Agency signed by,us, aa they are worth>??? Ci?st Iron Machines. For Circulars and Terms, apply or address, H. CRAWFORD * CO., 418 Chesnut stroat, Philadelphia, Pa. Pot23_ .. . Groceries, Wines, Liquors, fte. V ./ BAGGING, ROPE, ISON lb#j J TUES, BACON, Clear Ribbed JSsasVLsides and Shoulders. A choice article Canvassed HAMB. Family Lard, in barrels, kegs, 3lbs., 0 and 10 lb. packages. Choice Family Flour, in bois, and bags, with a full assortment of othor grade?. Liverpool Salt, in eacko. Mackerel-Noe. 1, 2 and 3. In bbts., halves, quarters ann kits. SUGAR and COFFEE, of all grad?s. TEAS, of all grades. Molassea-Muacovado. New Orleans and Sugar Honan Syrup. T?bavc? and Segara. Soap- Can? dles, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack era, Pickles, Caa Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal? mon, in cana and glass. Liquors-Choice Old Cabinet, Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whis? key, and a variety of other fine brands. WOODEN WARE, Nests |nm and Brass Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans, Nails, of all sizes, Shot Of all numbers, Cast? ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying Pans, of all sizes. All tho above named with many other arti? cles has been recently purchased and selected with care and will be sold low tor caeh. Give us a call. WELLS A CALDWELL, Near tho 8. C. and G. and 0. Railroad Depot, next door to National Hotel: _ Oct 10 SnftnWBft EIP?K1I1! TRI-WEEELY ARRIVALS. WITH a resident buyer in New York, wo have superior facilities for adding at? tractions to our largo and varied stock or DRESS GOODS, Which displays all the latest styles and makes. HtiLAKK AND DOUBLE SHAWLS, Also, the ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and superior quality. THE CLOAK STOCK Exhibits uow designs, being made up by us from latest styles. ESIBROIDBHIB?, LACES, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, in every conceivable style. HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, In endless variety, Jonvln'e Genuine Sid Gloves. THE FLANNEL STOCK Comprises the beat .makes, and bought early in the season, at low prices. In JEANS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, our stock is unsurpassed. In PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED DO? MESTICS, UNSEYB, Stripes, Tickings. Ker? seys and Blankets, the stock is large and com? plete. Wo sell- at POPULAR PRICE8, as low as they can be bought anywhere, and respectfully ask an examination of our stock from all in want of DRY G00D8. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCBEERY. Oct 19_ FRESH ARRIVALS SPECIAL TRADE LEADERS. ANOTHER LOT cf those beautiful BEDOU? INS. Another lino of colors of those handeomo French MERINOS, for $1.00. Wo aro euabled to sell thiB beautiful GRADE OF GOODS so aheap, by having joined several other leading dealers from other markets and bought an entiro importation of thia brand of MERINOS. A beautiful assortment of WICKER WORK, something entirely new and novel for this market, just in. Suporb lot of FURS, in CONEY, SQUIRREL, RIVER MINK, REAL MINK, Ac., from $5.00 per set to $100. Oct 12_R. C. SHIVER. OUR GOODS FOR FALL ARE now ready for distribution Tho stock of goods AT RETAIL in tho Front Store is repleto and full, and of overy conceivable style and price. Our Shawl and Cloak Department Presents some rare attractions in prices and designs. Our Dress Goods Department, Aa usual, exhibits all tho 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 our best attention, mil every novelty, useful or ornamental, can bc had from it. Our Carpet Department This season excels everything of the kind ever Dxbibitud in Columbia before, comprising everything known to tho trado in the way of Floor Carpetings. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT ls a specialty, wherein wo claim to give all the advantages that eau bo odored. Tho doods tor tho Department are on hand-bought right, and sold with as little expense as they can be handled anywhere. Wo ? ol ii: it a call from every one wanting Gocds. Wo positively guarantee onr bills certainly ai cheap-often cheaper-than can be had elsewhere. R. C. SHIVER. Oct 1 &~g- Tho Greenville, Enterprise, Abbeville Press, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Chester Reporter, Koowee Courier, Spartan bnrg Spartan, Unionvillo Times and Camdon Journal will copy to the extent of one-fourth of a column, chango weekly, with tho rimisn, for the quarter commencing Ootober 1,1869. Ramie Agenoy. HAVING boen unpointed Agent for tho sale of tho RAMIE TLANT in this city, and also engaged to some extent for eix months in its cultivation, I am prepared to give informa? tion as to its adaptability and receive orders for riante; also authorized to establish sub igoncics for tho salo of the Plant that is at preaont agitating our planting community. Oct 1_ R. C. SHIVER. Cheese! Cheese!! pr fi 1)0X6:8 cboicft cutting CHEESE Just *J\r received, and for salo low, by Oct 8 J. A T. R. AGNEW.