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I'J'" ?. - .1 Kor?l|?? Sews? PARIS, October 27.r-The Pairie soys a wide-spread couepiruoy has beon disoo vored in Turkey conu'octed with tho re? volt in Col turu. Austria and Turkey is noting in ooncert in suppressing thc con? spiracy. Tho city is tranquil, no disturbances whatever li nv in g occurred. The Empe? ror attended the theatre lost evening. MADRID, October 27.-Prim has pub? lished a letter announcing that Minister Sonor Seorilla accepts the modifications mode by the other members of the Cabi? net in the ecclesiastical finance section of the Treasury budget, reducing the amount 30 per cent. The ministerial crisis in Madrid has consequently termi? nated. Wnihtngton Newt. WASHINGTON, October 27.-Advices re? ceived at the Agricultural Department, indicate a fulling a falling oft* in tho to? bacco crop of one-third in Virginia nnd Maryland, and one-tenth in Kentucky and the West. The estimated falling off in the West will bo largely increased by early killing frosts, which have sadly da? maged the uncured tobacco. Tho bulk of tho crop has been saved. The Dem?crata of California elected eleven of the fourteon District Jndges. Fisher, Commissioner of Patents, at? tends tho Macon (Qa. 1 Fair, Belknap, the new Secretary of War, left Keokuk, yesterday, for Washington. Assistant Treasurer Butterfield had an intimation from both Grant and Bout well, that his resignation was desired. Grant wants a solid business man in the place. The widely-pnblished report that Jns tico Bwflvne announced from his seat that Justice Miller, who was absent, dissented, led to the mistake the papers published. A reported interview between the Pre? sident and Senator Thayer, of Nebraska, on the subject of the Mississippi elec? tion, from which it appears that the Pre? sident supports Alcorn. Tobacco is now poying the bulk of the internal revenue. Internal revenue receipts to-day $340, 000. Mr. Ewing is fully restored to health. The conscience fund in the Treasury amounts to $113,000. The Paraguayan Minister, McMahou, thinks Lopez's position is stronger than ever before, and that the announcement by the allies of the war being over is a pretext for withdrawing troops. Virginia paid $2,104,000 revenuo on tobacco for seven months ending Sep? tember 30. Chief Justice Chase said, iu the Su? preme Court, to-day, the question of ju? risdiction in the Yerger case having been decided, counsel could make a motion for a writ of habeas corpus whenever they thought proper. Domestic New?. NEW YORK, October 27.-Tho North Dutch Church, corner of Fulton and William streets, which was over a ccu tury old, wa6 burnt to-day. RICHMOND, October 27.-Two hundred members of tho Society of Friends, from the North, passed through here this evening, to attend the auuual meetiug ut Greensboro, N. C. A freight train on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ran into tho accommoda? tion train on the Richmond and Frede risksburg Railroad this morning, at the Junction, smashing two cars and slightly injuring the conductor and three others. C. W. Fitzgerald, late a merchant of this oity, committed suicide, this morn? ing, in Amelia County, by blowing out his brains. Tho Synod of Virgiuia meets hero to? morrow. Rev. H. C. Alexander, late of Prince? ton, baa been elected Professor in the Presbyterian Union Theological Semi? nary. Ice formed here this morning. LYNCHBURG, VA., October 27.-It is very cold here to-day-ice one-quarter of an inoh thick. The Fair is better attended to-day. OMAHA, October 27.-100 Indians havo been bnrned by a prairie fire, near Fort Rice. WILMINGTON, October 27.-The trial of the officers of the Cuba was resumed before the United States Commissioner, this morning. James Dennison, one of the engineers; Davis, marine, of Cuba; Captain Maflitt and Captain Bolles, both old naval officers, were examined for the defence. The testimony was very favor? able to the defendants and greatly weak? ened the evidenco of Gordon, tho prin? cipal witness for the Government. Davis testified that he had been offered $20 to give evidence against tho ship. Tho im? pression ii very general now that the officers of the Cubu will bo discharged. CHARLESTON, October 27.-The steam? ship Darien, of tho Charleston and Liver? pool direct steamship line, arrived to? day, and will bo followed by tho Marmo? ra, the Adelia, and a fourth steamship namo not given. Arrived-steamer Darieu, Liverpool; schooners Ida Birdsall, How York; J. A. Parson, Philadelphia; llonrietta, Balti? more. Sailed-steamer Pioneer, Liver? pool. Tho clerical party of Japan, it is ro portod, is determined to expel nil foreign? ers from tho country. To this euc!, tho party has in progress strong measures, which aro supported by some of tho ablest and most influential of tho Japa? neso jonrnals. Petitions numerously signed have boen presented to tho Go? vernment urging tho expulsion of tho foreigners. Ono of those documents speak of themas "worms in tho lion's body," and it lays upon tho Christian religion many of tho troubles that afflict tho country. It is also rumored that tho Government has entertained tho sub? ject of driving out all aliens, and is busy in devising tho best and speediest means to accomplish euch a result. iruLAKeiayi ABD ciiji.jptPxyoiAvt? COLUMBIA, S. C., October 27.-Sales of cotton to-day 122 bales-middling 2io. NEWYOBK, October 27-JNOOU.-Stocks dull and firm. Money 6@7. Sterling -long 9%; short 9%. Gold 30. C2's 20JJ; Tennessee, ex-coupons, 61 j.j; DOW 640; Virginia, ex-coupons, 49; new 53; Louisiana's, old, 62; new 65: levees 63>?; 8's 81; Alabama 8 s 90; Georgia 6*s 85; 7's 913.i; North Carolina's, old, 47^; new 38"l?. Flour unchanged. Wheat and corn lc. better. Pork quiet-31.25 (//.31.50. Cotton quiet-261.,. Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of 2,200 bales, at 26.!4'. Flour 5(u 10c. lower-superfine State 5.35@5.60; com? mon to fair extra Southern 6.30(5)6.80. Wheat opened le. better and closed l(m 2c. lower-winter red Western 1.42@ 1.43'.<; Illinois 1.3501.40. Corn 2@3c. botter-mixed Western 1.00. Pork quiet and steady. Lard firm-kettle 18@18^a. Whiskoy 1.21>?@1.22. Groceries firm. Freights very firm. Gold dull, at 2976. BALTIMORE, October 27.-Flour favors buyers, but prices aro unchauged. Wheat stoutly-Marvlund red 1.35(3)1.45 ; West? ern 1.33@1.40. Corn-whito, 1.12?115. Oats 55(Vr)f)9. Provisions firm and quiet. Whiskoy 1.20?1.21. CINCINNATI. October 27.-Corn in good demand at 85(0,87. Provisions and whis? key nominally unchanged. NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Cotton firm at 25, with snles of 3,200 bales; re? ceipts 3,560. Pork decliued-mess 33.10; Bacon-retailing shoulders 18; clear rib and clear, 21; hams-sugar-cured held at 2S},< ; others unchanged. Gold 30_??\ MOBILE, October 27.-Sales of cotton to-day, 1,200 bales-middlings 24.1-j ; re? ceipts 1,154. SAVANNAH, October 27.-Receipts of cotton to-day, 3,254 bales ; sales 500, all miudlings, at 25. AUGUSTA, October 27.-Cotton market active, but prices easier and irregular, with sales of 727 bales; receipts 1,133 middlings 2i(u 2-1 !.t. CHARLESTON, October 27.-Cotton quiet but steady, with sales of 400 bales-middlings 25; receipts 1,594. PARIS, October 27.-The Bourse opeo3 firm-Rentes 71 and 55. HAVBE, October 27.-Cottou opens quiet. THE HEMPSTEAD PLAINS ENTERPRISE. Mr. A. T. Stewart has contracted for five hundred miles of streetB and roadways on his Hempstead Plains purchase, and purposes erecting thereon next summer, for the beginning of a town of working men's homes, 500 dwellings, 100 of which are to cost $10,000 cadi. What a magnificent monument for generations to come will this grand work bo to the chief of our merchant princes ! Maybe live to seo his undertaking fully com? pleted, and the forthcoming town a city of fifty tbousand happy and prosperous people !-JV. 1". Herald. "A little more animation, my dear," whispered Mrs. A. to the gentle Susan, who was walking languidly through a quadrille. "Do leavo me to manage my own business, mamma," replied the pro? minent nymph. "I shall not dance my ringlets out of curl for a married man." "Of courso not, my lovo, but I wis not aware who your partner was." SINGULAR DIET.-A gentleman of our acquaintance, who delights in the sports of tho field, and who is tho proprietor of numerous hunting dogs, is tbe lucky holder of a favorite "setter," who eats shelfed corn with seeming groat relish. That canino will hardly cvor disturb sheep.-A ugusta Constitutionalist. If you have Dyspepsia, use "Solomons' Strengtheningaud Invigorating Bitters." It is a certain cure. 013 6 Judy 1ms found tho glass that neither cheers nor inebriates. It was an old maid's mirror. Do you want an Appetite? Uso Solo? mons' Bitters-greatest tonic of the age. The Columbia Tannery, .1. I*. THOMAS ?Si CO., Proprietor*. HIDES and SKINS bought or taken in ex? change for Fiuishcd Loather. Orders for Leather promptly lilied. Apply at foot of Lumber street, on tho Greenville and Colum? bia Railroad. ffB- For the purpose of engaging in the above business, the undersigned have, this day, August 28, 1S?9, associated themselves as copartners. J. 1*. THOMAS, J. O. MOORE. Oct 20 _J. W. PARKER. MIXjILallNrnEirLY MRS. FLAN IG AN respectfully informs tho ladies of Columbia and vicinity that she has received and would offer for their inspec? tion a verv superior stock of Mil? linery in BONNETS, HATS, FEA? THERS and FLOWERS, in end? less variety, after tho very latest fashions, and at the lowest prices. Dress-making Attended to, as usual, with an assortment of Trimmings, Patterns, Ac. Oct 24 To the Ladies-Millinery. MKS. C. K. REED has open? ed for inspection, the Oneal and most fashionable assortment of FRENCH, ENGLISH and AME? RICAN MILLINERY ever offered in Columbia. AT.SO, CORSETS, HAIR, plai.i andor namontod, at all prices: an assort? ment of cheap FANCY JEWEL? RY, HATS, from 25 couts np, Feathers, real Ostrich, Hirds of Paradise, ?te. Give me a call and judge for yourselves. 1 will sell very low everything in my line. Oct 17 Family Supplies. WE take pleasure in notifying o u r friends a li ri Ibo public that wi have removed our Stock', GROCERIES, Ac., toOld EXCHANGE BANK CORNER, nearly opposite Co? lumbia Hotel, where wo will be pleased to seo and offer thom oxtra inducements in aU artioles usually kept in the GROCERY, HARDWARE and LIQUOR line. T. J. A H. M. CIBSON, Oct lo Old Exchango Bank Corner. AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE, Next to Agnew's, on Plain Street. NOW on hand and receiving the largest stock of FURNITURE OF EVERY DE? SCRIPTION ever brought to thia market, con? sisting in part of 50 Rod-room suite in Maho? gany, Walnut, Cheaout and Painted-some of them at very low prices. ALSO, DINING ROOM and PARLOR SUITS. BEDSTEADS of all kinds-Maple, Walnut and Mahoganv, SIDEBOARDS and BUREAUS at all prices. CHAIRS of every description, direct from the manufacturers, and at prices that cannot fail to pleaso thc closest buvers. ?-All kinds of FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRING at shortest notice and in the best manner. FUNERALS served with all kinds of Metalic or Wood Collins. M. H. BERRY. Oct ?24 New and Splendid Stock OF FALL AND WISTE? GOODS AT C. F. JACKSON'S. ?HAVE now opened and ready for exhibi? tion, a varied und well selected stock of the very beat goods for thc season, which were bought with much care, at tho greatly re? duced prices, and will bc sold at tho most rea? sonable rates. An enumeration would roquiro too much space, and I only subjoin a partial '.?st, to which tho atleuliou of buyers is spe? cially invited. Dress Goods. RLACK and COLORED SILKS, SATIN STRIPED POPLINS, Turban PLAIDS, Figured, Chono and Mottled MOHAIRS, English 8ERGE. Gray Mixod Malange, Silk-faced Poplins, All-wool Epiugliue, Black and Colored Alpacas, All-wool DELAINES. I have an extensive assortment of CLOAKS ?nd SHAWLS and beautiful Arab COVER? INGS, of the newest styles and at unusually low prices. Eoulevard SKIRTS for ladies and children. A full hue of DRESS TRIMMINGS and DUT? TONS. Superb Sash R'bbous, Sashes and Neck Ribbons. Rlack and Colon d Velvet Ribbons. Linen and Lace Sets-latest styles. Gloves, Hosiery. Under Shirts ami Drawers. Ladies' Mer:no Vests. Notions in great variety. The attention of purchasers is called to mv stock of CASS1MERES, for Men'? and Roys' wear, which is unusually largo and attractive. The Woolen Department comprises every? thing in that lino. Opera FLANNELS, all colors and styles. Red and White Flannels. White and Gray Blankets, Vc. Among our DOMESTICS will be found a su? perior article of Bleached and Brown Shirt? ing, r.t 12Jc. per vard. Also, a full assortment Of Prints, at 12Ae. C. F. JACKSON. Oct 19 MILLINERY. MRS. A. MCCORMICK HAS removed her Millinery and Dress-Making Establishment di? rectly opposite to her old stand, next door* to Mr. E. Pollard's drug store, where she will be most happy to wait on any who may favor her with a call. Having added numerous articles to her for? mer stock-which she had not room to keep heretofore-she feels conlident that no lady will call for many things pertaining to s lady's toilet but what she can supply them. She has a handsome stock of MILLINERY', consisting of RON NETS and HATS, of latest importation; together with a haudsomo sclec- ; lion of everything in tho HAIR LINE, such as 1 CHIGNONS, of the latest styles. Curls, long . and short Frizettea, Braids, Switches, Ac, Ac. DRESS-MAKING attended to with the usual ' caro and punctuality. A good lit guaranteed. Prices moderate. Reing thankful for the patronage kindly be? stowed on her by the ladies of Columbia ami the surrounding country, she solicits a conti? nuance of thc same. Oct 17 "THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE". GROCERIES AND FAMILY SUPPLIES, Wholesalo and Retail, at Lowest Prices! THE undersign? ed, desirous of conclusively prov? ing that the Co? lumbia market is ono of the best to trade in, have purchased for cash, a large stock of goods in \T^mm tho linea of GRO? CERIES, LIQUORS, WINES and FA"*TLY SUPPLIES, which they will dispose . at wholesale or retail, at such ligures as w.ll bo impossible for dealers elsewhere to go below. They respectfully invite a call and compari? son of prices ol articles. Their stock consists of in part: COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, of various grades. MOLASSES, including the genuine New Or? leans. Washing and Fancy SOAPS. All grades ol FLOUR sonic at exceedingly low ligures. Baskets and Rrooms of various kinds. Mackerel, of all numbera and sized packages. Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Fish. Candies, Almonds, Raisins and Figs. Bacon, smoked and dry salted. Genuino Sugar-cured ll?ins. of best brands. Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow ('and!? s. Cheese, Crackers of every variety. Axes, with or without handles, llanos, Trace Chains, Nails, etc. Hagging, Rope and "Arrow Ties." Wine, Champagne and all grades of Liquors. "If you don't see what you want, ask for it," as we keep many articles not specified above. Wc have in connection with our business, a commodious Wagon Yard and Store-house. Highest prices paid for cotton and country produce. CAMPBELL A JONES, Main street, a few doors above PllUtXIX OfllflO. Oct '23 Rio Oo?ee. l-|/~v/"\ BAGS common to prime RIO ?ll JU COFFEE, 25 baga Java and Laguayra Coffee For sale low by_E. A G. D. HOPE Candy! Candy! -t f\f\f\ L"?9- I>aro CANDY", assorted, in X .\J\J\J 25 pound boxes, just received and for sale at wholoaalo. Cheap for cash. Oct ^3 J. A T. R. AGNEW. A. Saperb Lot of Fur? OPENED, at prices to accommodate. Oct 26 R. O. SHIVER. 25c. 25o. 25c. 25c. 25c. 26c. TWO caaes New York Mills LONGCLOTH, at 25 cents by the pieco. jOct 26 R. C. BHIYEB. Now Open. ASUPERB lot o? Wbito Swiss RED BLAN? KETS, at unrivalled prices. Oct 26 B.C. SHIVER. NEW GOODS. NEW GOOD S. WE arc again in receipt of a full linc of all i tho popular doods. Wc have introduced ' many of thom tins season at lower prices than wc oponed the season with. Wc enumerate a few of them, viz: FRENCH MERINO, all colors.$1.00. FRENCH AT LWOOL DELAINE DO. 50. Sack Flannels, Fancy Delaines, Reps, Fancy Plaids, Poplins, Empress Cloths, Cloth of Ita? ly, Cloth dc Venice, Satins, Vclvots, Toil de Venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents'Shawls, Bedou? ins, Ruggy Laps, Umbrellas, Knit Goods, La? dies' Vests and Pants, Gents' Vests and Pants in Silk, Scotch Wool, and Merino to match, Ladies', Gents' and Children's Hose in Wool, Merino, Cotton, Bibbed and Plain Goods, No? tions, Small Waresand Haberdashery of every description, Embroideries, Lacee, Sets in Mal? tese, Valenciennes, Honiton, Cluney, Ac. Real Laces from 50 couts to $6 por yard. White Goods of all grades in Swisses, Jaconets. Cam? bric, Percales, Dimity, Linen, Ac. 7, 8, '.) and 10-1 Bleached Dimask, 7, 8,1) and 10-1 Brown Damask, 8-1 Ruby Wine Cloth, 8-4 Scarlet Wino Cloth, 10 4 Maroon Tea Cloth, 10 ) Open Linen Dinner Cloths-Napkins to match same. Towels from 10 cents to ft, or from il.20 to $12 per dozen. Honey-comb Quilts, Marseilles Quilts, at all prices. " Caseimcrcs, Tweeds, Broadcloths, Satinets, Jeans, Kerseys, Linsey, Flannels, Bcd Blank? ets, Prints, Bloached Sheeting and Shirting, Yarns, Rrown Cottons andOsnaburgs. CARPETS in Hemp, Wool, 2-ply Allwool, 3-ply Allwool, Tapostrv, Brussels, Velvet, and RUGS to match. FLOOR OIL CLOTH in 4-4, 6-1, 8-4, 12-4 and 10-4-cut to suit. WINDOW SHADES in every color and width -CUt to fit. Agencies. Wc are Agents for tho best brand of BROWN GOODS in the State, and give our customers advantages on them. ALSO. Agents for good YARNS. Our Carpet Department and our Whole? sale Department Are new and Axed features of our business, and we compete cut.-ide of this market in them. R.C. SHIVER. Oct 24 Ca" The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Vre$st Yorkville Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Chester Reporter, Keowco Courier,' Spartan burg Spartan, Unionvillc Times and Camdon Journal will copy to the extent of one-fourth of a column, chango weekly, with tho PICOSIX, for the quarter commencing October 1.1869. BRYAN & McCARTER HAVE just received a new and complete as? sortment of English and Classical 8CHOOL BOOKS; Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books for merchants and public officers; Can Noto and Letter Papers; Pocket-knives, Gold Pens, Writing Desks, Pocket Rooks, Photo? graph Albums. ALSO, Pocket and Family RIBLES, all prices, com? mon Prayer Booka and Hymn Books, for all denominations, of every style of binding. For sale at low prices-wholesale and retail. Ort 21 COL UM BIA V? liol? sul<- and Retail CLOTHING, HAT, GEM'S FGB.WG HOUSE, Main Street, next to Mr. R. C. Shircr's Dry Goods House. R, & W. C. SWAFFIELD. WE have now on hand a., 'largo and varied assortment ("I 'of tho above Goods, bought! low for cash, and will bo sold for that commo? dity, at a small advance. Somo of our Goods aro our own manufacturo, and every garment wc have in store has been selected with great care, and will be warranted. IN HATS, wc havo always been the leaders. Dealing extensively in them, wo are enabled to sell a single ono or by the dozen at less pricea than smallor houses. -, In thu CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we jt&bavo added to our already large corps of ?Itf workmen a Cutter and a Tailor of largo experience in their line, recently from Paris, and we are thus enabled to make a stylo of Goods superior to any Goods made in this State. Wc have choice and varied patterns of English and French CASSIMERES, and keep up to the market in styles. Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiefs, new style Tics, square Neck Ilandkcrchh rs, Trunks, Valises, Shawls, Ac. Oct 21 Flour. ~ ?\ RBLS. st. Leuis FAMILY FLOUR, pro ? j v f iionnccd by all who have used it equal lo any ever sold in this city. Try it. 100 Barrels ami Rags, assorted qualities, at prices which cannot fail to please. Five Casks extra sugar-cured HAMS; 5 do. BACON STRIPS; Fulton Market BEEF; Pic? kled Salmon and Smoked Herrings, all select? ed for fust class family trade, fresh to hand and for sale by_ GEORGE RYMMERB. Bremen Lager Beer. JUST RECEIVED, 5 Casks-60 Doz. Pints of this celebrated BEER, which has been ont of market for snmo timo, as the quantity is limited. An oarly oall, only, can secure a ?apply. GEORGE bYMMERS._ Mountain Apples. FOR salo by FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Carpets and Oil Cloths. T?8T RECEIVED, a large etock of AR tho various grades, and will bo sold low. W. D. LOVE * CO., Oct 24 Colombia Hotel Building. THE DM GOODS EMPORIUM ? TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS. WITH a resident buyer in New York, wc have superior facilities for adding at tractions to our largo and varied stock of DRESS GOODS. Which displays all the latest styles und makes. SQUARE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS, Also, the ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and superior quality. THE CLOAK. STOCK Exhibits new designs, being made up hy us from latest styles. E .UBHOl m.Ki i ss, LACKS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, in every conceivable style. HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, In endless variety, Jouviu's Genuine Kid Gloves. THE FLANNEL STOCK. Comprises tho beet makes, and bought early in tho soason, at low prices. In J FANS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES and CLOTHS, our stock is unsurpassed. In PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED DO? MESTICS, LINSEYS, Stripes, Tickings. Ker? seys and Blankets, the stock is largo and com? plete. We soil at POPULAR PRICES, as low as they can bo bought anywhere, and respectfully ask au examination of our stock from all in want of DRY GOODS. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE. B. B. MoCREERY. Oct 10 New and Beautiful Goods, AND USEFUL too. A large stock now on hand of beautiful Toilet articles, of newont style and quality, and at low pricou. PER? FUMERY, HAIR BRUSHES. English and French, hard and soft; elegant English nard Tooth Brushes, Infants' Tooth and Hair Brushes, Turkish Bathing Towels and Gloves, Toilet Soaps in great variety and of thc lincst qualitv, and very cheap. Lnb?n'a newest EXTRACTS for thc handker? chief. Hose and Violet Toilet Powder. Fine Pomado for tho Hair. Hair Restorers of ovory kind. Dressing Combs, of French Buffalo Horn. Fine Ivory Combs, Metallic Back Combs. Cosmetics for tho Complexion. German Cologno, Sachets in variety. Puffs and Powder Boxes. Glovo and Handkerchief Boxes. For aalo at FISHER A HEINITSH'S Drug Store. Oct 19 i CHEAP CLOTHING, AT J. S?LZBACHER S. M 1! CHEAP DRY GOODS, at J. S ULZ BACH ER'S. CHEAP HATS AND CAPS, at J. SUEZ BACH ER'S. CHEAP SUOES AND BOOTS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. Oct G Main street, nest Phoenix O?ice. Notice of Copartnersi^p. ,\vrn THE subscribers have this dayj^.jj&f formed a Copartnership, for then LSSSBtransaction of a General Grocery lj||j*?j and Commiseici. business, in this city.to "be conducted undi r the name and stylo of WELLS A CALDWELL, and bono, by strict attention to business, to merit a liberal aharo cf patron? age from our friends ami the public generally. Wo have ampio warehouso room for tho stor? age of Cotton, and other country produce. Our location is on Gervais street, near the South Carolina and Greenville and Columbia Railroad Dopots, and next door West of the National Hotel. JACOB H. WELLS, JOHN D. CALDWELL. COLUMBIA, S. C., October 2, 1869. 03 |?Gi9 A Card. THE subscriber has opened an oflico at tho Storo of Messrs. Wells A Caldwell, and will bc pleased to sec his friends and former customers. Storage will be provided for any Cotton that maj bo consigned to his caro. Octjl 116*9 JAMES K^FRIDAY. GRAND TOURNAMENT AT TI?E AGRICULTURAL FAIR, COLUMBIA, S. C. THE Committee to which bas been assigned the task of arranging the programme and indicating tho outline of tho Grand Tourna? ment, to ho held at tho approaching Agricul? tural Fair-and at which "tho Knights of South Carolina will contend pour Chonneur, l'amour cites beaux yeux des dames-.in jounces the not ie? and rules as follows: Tho Tournament will come off on such dav as may bo most comformablo to the gcucraf ar? rangement of tho Fair-probably the last day. All who desire to ride will forward their iv.mes, the entrance feo of $5 each, and tho character ho proposes to represent, to R. O'Neale, Jr., Esq., Secretary, Columbia, S. C. Tho Courso will be in length about 150 yards; this di.it aneo must bo ridden in niuo seconds; thc weapon will bo the sabre; tho first ?iost. (tho posts will bc about lih feet in leight,) will be 50 yards from the" starting point; the next post and the ring will be at in? tervals of about 25 yards. On each post will lie head and about 1 inch neck. Thu trials will be at 1st head "right cut against cavalry;" 2d head "point;" and 3d ut the ring, 2-J inches in diameter, "tierce point." Tho name of tho Knight will bc called-he will answer instantly- the bugle will sound, and tho walch bc sprung; ami if ho makes a ; false start he loses Iiis ride. After the answer to the call and tho pound ot the bugle, no ac? cident will entitle the Knight to a new ride. These rules arc essential to secure time for all. I The first, second, third and fourth prizes will ! be announced at a liner day. These four successful Knights will crown the i (j ll COU and elect the three Maids of Honor. At a general meeting of tho Knights, to bo held in Columbia, the Judges, Committees, Ac., will bo elected or appointed tho day pre? vious to the Tournament; and this Committee will take pleasure in giving any . id .vithin their power, besides having arranged the grounds, prepared everything requisite and obtained substantial prizes for thc victors. A. O. II ASK EEL, Chairman. J. P. THOM AS, R. O. NEALE. .Tn., It. C. SUIVES. W. C. SWAFFIELD, Oct 21 Committee. Ult. W. II. TUTTVS STANDARD PREPARATIONS. SARSAPARILLA ANO QUEEN'S DELIGHT, Expectorant, Vegetable Liver Pills, Improved Hair Dyo, For sale bv Feb 27Jy_E. E. JACKSON. English Dairy Cheese. BOXES E. D. OHEESE, ?itJ 50 boxes Cutting Cheese. For sale low by E. A G. D. HOPE. AiLxp-tloxx Salee .1 Ay. l Cottage Building, Oul-houtes and Lo'. BY JACOB LEVIN. On MONDAY MORNING next, November I, I will nell, at tho Conrt Houao, at 10 o'clock. Thc above-named property. The lot, being two-thirds of an acre, is situated ou Hender? son street, near Gervais, and adjoining tho Duncan House. Tho building is of superior workmanship and material, containing 12 rooms and finished basement. Bath Booms with fixtures for hot and cold water, Water Closets, Servants' Rooms, Stables, &c. The main bnilding is supplied with gas fixture*, the gas running to that point. TF.IIMS OF SALC-One-third cash; balance on 12 and lo months for bond and mortgage, and building to be insured. Purchaser to pay for necessary papers and stamps. The nbov? may bo treated for at privato sale, and maj bo examined by calling at my office. _Oct 26 Extensioe Executor'* Sale of ?teal Estate and Personal Property, belonging to the Eslf?te Oj Henry Panis, deceased. BY JACOB LEVIN. Tutus OF HALE.-For the real catato one- I third cash, thc balance on a credit of one and | two years, secured by bond and mortgage, | with intorcst from day of sale, payable semi- i annually; tho buildings to bo insured and po? licy assigned. For personal property cash. Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers and stamps. All Taxes called forby tho State or city up to this time, have boen paid on this property. Tho Returns now called for must bo made and tho Taxes paid bj' the purchaser. On tho FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER next will bc sold, beforo the Court House, in Co? lumbia, at 10 o'clock, tho following valuable property: No. 1-Lot on Plain street, between Bull and Piokens, being78 feet front on Plain street and running back 208, moro or loss, on which there is a two story frame kitchen; bounded East by residence of James G. Gibbes, Esq. No. 2-Lot on tho South-east corner of the squaro bounded by Senate, Sumter, Pendleton aud Marion streets, near and on the North Bide of the South Carolina University, measur? ing 145 feet front by 102, more or less. No. 3-Lot containing 3? acres, more or less; bounded by Tobacco, Indigo, Sumter and Richardson streets. No. 1-Ono .square of ground, with the sur? rounding streets included, being in the rear of Mr. Edwin J. Scott's residence, and known SB tho Bofil property. The title to this pro pert v will bo for tho natural lifo time of Mr. Paul" Bofil. No. 5-Lot on Richardson or Main street, between Lady and Washington, known as the Fenton lot, moasuring 44 foot front by 208 deop, moro or loss. No. 6-Lot on West sido of Main or Richard? son streets, between Lady and Gervais, and noarly opposite the old sito of Nicker OP'* Hotel, measuring 26 feot front by 208, moro or loss, adjoining Greenfield's Building on tue South. No. 7-Lot joining the above, (No. 6,) 2G feet front by 208 deep, more or less. No. 8-Lot joining tho above, (No. 7,) 26 foot front, running back 208, the rear half 88 foot wide, more or less. No. 9-South half of vacant Lot on Main street, 27 feet front by 208, more or leBS, being bounded Sooth by B. C. Anderson's brick building and North by buildings owned by es? tate of Henry Davis. No. 10-North half of vacant Lot joiniug the above, being 27 feet front by 200, moro or lops. In rear of this Lot and the buildings herein? after described there is an alloy privilege con? necting with what is known as Davis' alley. No. ll-Tract of Land, consisting ol 500 acres, moro or les?, in Richland County, situ? ated on the waters of Crane Creek; bounded North by lands of Solomon L?rick and Harmon Coon; East by Solomon L?rick; South by Har? mon Coon: West by John L?rick. No. 12-Tract of 571 acres, moro or less, known as thc Sharp tract; bounded bv lands of W. M. Gibbes, 8wygert, Hawkins) R. L?? rick, Ivev, Mooro and Locklear. The abovo tracts of land each contain dwell? ings and suitable outbuildings. No. 13-Tho two story Brick Building on Main street bounded North by tho alley known as Davis' alley, to be divided as follows: Lot on corner of alley, 28 feet front; running back 200, moro or less, with that portion of the building being occupied by Messrs. Kinard. No. ll-Doing the Southern half of Lot and Building aa abovo described, 28 feet front, running back 200, more or less, occupied by Messrs. Hopson A- Sntphon. Each of the above buildings are separated by a privato entrance on the front. No. 15-Tho Dwelling-house and Lot, on Plain street, known as the family residence, with every convenience and all necessary out? buildings) (ino garden, and superior water. This building is ono among tho best erected in the city for workmanship and matorial. AI.SO, Tho Household Furniture, and other per? sonal effects belonging to the estate. Thia salo will be positive, being made for a division. JOHN MEIGHAN, JOHN D. CALDWELL, Sept 5 Executors. C L OT HIN G . J HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED a very largo and dosir&ble Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, &e., which I am determined to offer purchasers on the most reasonable terms. Oct 13 WM. J. HOKE. Removed to New Store In Columbia Hotel Block, One Door North oj Alain Entrance. m TUB MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE IS now receiving a very . ?BjRT\^ Yillaree Fall Stock, and is now^flG^ HaTryLitHOPen for inspection. The<2T2 4(ifi I flml Vstock will conquiso every >Pf?V> article usu.illy kept in a first class houso, such as Hats, from the lowest grade to tho finest sills beaver, Roots and Shoes in ovcry stylo, and at prices to suit all, Trnnks, Valises, La? dies' and Ge.its' Leather, Carpet and Cloth Hand-bags, School Satchels. Umbrellas, Ac. Thankful for past favors, I will bo happy to receive a continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholesale Buyers is soli? cited. Call at sign of tho big Boot and Hat. ' Oct 3 A. SMYTHE. To the Public. - - ll AVINO just returned from thc North, 4$ with a NEW STOCK OF SUPERIOR iii GOODS, for the custom trado, I am pre 'fU pared to All orders at short notice and in tho very latest styles. A bettor stock, in my line, has never been brought to this city, aiid having several competent workmen, I yu minter satisfaction to all. Givo me a call. Supt 18 CD. EBEltnARDT. Sportsmen's Equipments. ?^^^ 1 respectfully inform my friends and public in general ^^^?^jSbwthat I have Just received a Ano w '.assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BARRELLED GUNS, RIFLES, PIS? TOLS and SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS. Repairing done at abort notice by superior workman. P. W. KRAFT, Sept 17 Main street