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LONDON, October 29.-The 7Tm<? has on editorial on American fl nan coa, where? in tho writer comments on Secretary Boswell's advocacy of the payment. of the national debt in gold, and considers the very necessity of'?weh advocacy a Sroof of tho strength of the repudiators, lootwell's appeal foi paying tho debt wiH carn him glory and patriotism. Tue obligation cannot be put too simply and nakedly. It is this duty which America Owes primarily to its creditors. The na? tion ?Toe? not want any other reason than that of the creditors* right pointed out tb ft In the securities of America, pub Ho faith ia excel Ion t, but their liability to alter tho terms Of contraot against the will of their creditors, would render their best securities bad. The only sound rule tq give capital courage to permeate the onion, Sa that a bargain is a bargain, and that it is a sufficient reason why one party is bound to keep it, because the other party baja made arrangements on the faith of ita being kept by each. ? ? ?? - WnnhlngJon New?. WASHINGTON, November 1.-Qeueral Bel kn ap h. J been installed Secretary of War. Uuroliablo hints regarding tho annual reports have, beep published. It seems certain, however, luatBoutwell and De? lano will oppose any ohango In taxes. There are questions of veracity bo tween the Paraguayan minister McMa? hon and the members of the Argentine Legation here. A OommittV&? of thc Louisville Con? vention will have au interview with the President on Wednesday. Itt the Supremo Court, Thorington versus Smythe and Hartley, from Ala? bama, tbs decision below nas been re? versed, and the cause remanded for n new trial.) This decision gives validity to obiliratiosa Within the Confederacy, computing doll aro at tho value of Con? federate notes at the time the obligation was inourred. I Tho Thorington case was a bill in equity for tho ehforcCment of the vender lien. Symth and Hartly purchased Thorington's land, and gave a promisory note for part payment. The transaction occurred in 1864, without notifying cir? cumstances, Thorington would bo enti? tled to for tho amount and interest; and the def once pleaded that only Confede? rate notes were current; the land wus worth only 83,000 in real money, and the contract price was $45,000-35,000 whereof waa actually paid in Confederate notes, and n note for the remaining 10,000 was to bo discharged in the same manner; and it is claimed on this state of facta, that the vender was entitled to no relief in the United States Court, which claimed was sustained by the court below, and the caso discussed. The questions before tho Supromo Court upon appeal are: First. Can n contract for, the payment of Confederate notes made during tho late rebellion between parties residing within tho so-called Confederate States ho enforced nt all in the courts of the United States? Se? cond. CHU evidence be received to provo that a promise exprossod to bo for tho payment of dollars wa* in fact for tho payment of any othor than lawful dollars of tho United Statos? Third. Does tho evidence in the second establish the fact that tho note for $10,000 was to bo paid by agreement of thc parties in Confede? rate notes? The first question was an? swered affirmatively; the second question waa answered affirmatively, with the fol? lowing remarks: Wo ara clearly of opi? nion that such evidonco must bo received in respect to snob contraot, in order that justice may be dono between the parties, and that the party entitled to bo paid in tboso Confederate dollars can only re? ceive their actual value at tho time and place of the contract, in lawful money of the United States; on tho third question, the Court says, we do not think it neces? sary to go into a detailed examination of the evidence in the record; it is enough to say that it has left no doubt in our mind that the note for $10,000, to en? force payment of whioh snit was brought in tho Circuit Conrt, was to be paid, by agreement of tho parties, in Confederate notes. The Suprome Court docides that tho issues of Tennessee State bonds previous lo the war are good tenders for Tennessee State taxes. A mandamus has boon issued, compelling County officers to receive these notes for State licenses. In the case of Samuel B. Paul versus Virginia,: indicted for issuing insurance policies without A stated license, tho Su? preme Conrt affirmed the decision of thc lower Court-holding that corporations are not oitizens, in the meaning of the Constitution, and that the issuing of insurance policies is no part of commer?a. Internal revenue receipts over $1,000, 000. The Pacific Railroad Commissioners' report says it will require $5,000,000 to completo the Union Paoifio Road. They report the officors of both roads working in good faith. t Domeatie New?. RICHMOND, November 1.-Gov. Wal? ker bas designated November 18, as thanksgiving day. Tho city is very full of strangers, to attend tho State Fair, whioh opens to-morrow. ST. LOTJIS, November 1.-Tho Stone? wall Committee report sixty-fivo bodien. Only the colored steward and chamber? maid were recognized. A farmer named Alexander, of Jeffer? son County, Iowa, out his font recently, while ohopping in tho woods, and bled to death before ho oould reach help. Hon. A. H. Stephens says of Solomons' Bitters: "I have used thom with decided benefit ; in giving tone to the digestive or? gans and general strength to the system." Mr. Colby, of Znmbrota, Goodhue County, Minn., was drawn into a thresh? ing machine recently and killed. Do yon want an Appetite? Use Solo? mons' Bitten-greatest tonio of the age. NEW YORK, November 1-Noon. Stock? uMettled-Nsw York Central sold down three per oe nfc. sinos ceil. Hons j 6?7. Sterling-long. 0; shorty Gold 28 X ; 62s, ex-dividend. 16X tennessee's, ex-ooapon, 60^; new 68>?; Virginia'e. ex-ooopen, 60; new 61 ; Louisiana's, old. 66; levees, ex-dividend, QQ}!} Ala? bama 8's 91: Louisisna O's 84 y?; 7*s Ol; North Carolina's bid, 47; new 38%. Floor doll and rather heavy. Corq a shade easier. Mess pork 30.50. Cotton quiet, at 26>a'. Freights dall. 7 P. M.-Cotton a shade firmer, at 2GJi,. Floor unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn firmer and more active. Mess pork 30.00. Lard un? changed. Whiskey 1.20(a)!.21. Bice steady-Carolina 8@9. Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Molasses dull. Freights steady. Money 6@7. Gold dull, at 28K@28jfc. BALTIMORE, November i.-Cotton quiet-low middlings 25Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat firm-red 1.36 @1.43. Oom dolt-white 1.10. Pork 33.00. Bacon quiet. Lard 18,^. Whis? key 1.17@1.18. CINCINNATI, November 1.-Whiskey 1.10. Pork dull, at 31.00. Lard 16)/. Stock of bacon exhausted. Corn in fuir demand-new 58<<|60; old 83@85. NEW ORLEANS,November L-Cotton active-middlings 26; sales 6,600 bales; receipt? 5,063. Floor dull, at 5.25(a) 6.00. Ci rn-mixed 1.10: white 1.12. Mess pork 32.00. Sugar-cured barns 28}<J; shoulders retailing, at 11%; olear rib 20; olear 6?des 20J?. Sugar quiet Centrifugal 12%; prime VS%. Molasses quiet-Centrifugal G5(a,75; primo 80(a) 85; choice 85@90. Whiskey doll and lower-Westorn rectified 1.3301.24. Coffeo quiet-fair to primo 16l4@l7. Gold 28>?. MOBILE, November 1.-Cotton in good demand; stock offering good; market closed steady; sales 1,600 bales-mid? dling 24^; receipts 3.339. AUGUSTA, November 1.-Cotton mar? ket firm; sales 623 bales; receipts 748 middlings 24. SAVANNAH, November 1.-Cotton re? ceipts 3,651 bales; sales 1,200-middlings 24,^; market active. HAVANA, November 1.-Stock of sugar at Havana and Matanzas, 138,000 boxes and 2,500 hogsheads. Holders demand au advance. LONDON, November 1.-There is a genend holiday to-day. LIVERPOOL, November l.-Cottou opens firm-uplands 12@12>e'; Orleans 12>?@ LIVERPOOL, November 1-Evening, Cotton closed firm-uplands 12'.jj'; Or? leans Vl%\ sales 15.000 bales. PARAGUAY.-Our late Ministor to Para? guay, Gen. McMahon, confirms tho re? port that tho allies fired upon his party while approaching their Hues under a Hag of truce, and also that they sup- I pressed his despatches to this Govern- I mont, except such aa they Kaw fit to for? ward. Ho thinks Lopez is in a strouger position now than ever before, and that tho report by tho Brazilians that thc war was ended, was only an excuso for retir? ing their army. Ho defends tho charac? ter of Lopez from tho imputation of cru? elty and oppression, and says the devo? tion of his people to him is unexampled. Lopez intends to invito immigration from the United Stntos by offers of libe? ral laud grants, hoping in thia manner to aid materially in tho restoration of his country's prosperity. Mr. Worthington, latoly our Minister to tho Argeutino Re? public, corroborates Gen. McMahon's statement. TOCRAMENT.-Tho good people of Un ion ville, S. C., have boon iu ecstacies over a grand tonrnament and ball, which came off with immenso eclat, on tho 30th of October. Knights were there from Chester, York, Laurens, Spartanburg, Newberry and Union, and the contest was sharp. The prize was carried off by Godfrey de Bouillon, (J. S. Thomas, Esq., of Union,) who crowned Miss Elleanor Hobson, the Queen of Love and Beauty. WALL STREET.-Au unusual stillness has fallen upon tho trottoirs of tho Stock Exchange. The brokers listlessly gaze at each other, but "orders" aro few and far between. The gold room is barely alive, despite the liquidation of claims by the Gold Bank and the hope that the money thus freed would set the wheels of speculation in motion again. Tho great panic has verily bad its re-action. [New York Uerald, 28///. Tho American Hotel, at Charlotte, N. Y., Charles Craig, proprietor, was burn? ed during a firo which began yesterday morning in J. B. Morse's shoo store. The building was occupied by different persona for business purposes. The total lo9s is 341,700, and tho insurance S19,000. There seems to bo little donbt that a now gold clique is laying its plans in New York for another artificial rise in price. One well-known broker took every dollar tho Government offered at its last sale; and as ho belongs to a clique whioh is reported to havo netted over $1,000,000 by tho lato fall in stocks, the circum? stance is significant. A young man murdered bis aged mo? ther, near Delphi, Carroll County, re? cently, by striking her ou the hoad and fracturing her skull. Judge Samuel J. Persou, a prominent son of North Carolina, died?in Wilming? ton, on the 20th ult. Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma? laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons k Co., druggists, Savannah, Ga. 013 6 The Barnwell Journut has been en? larged, and shows in its columns unmis? takable evidence of growing prosperity. Do you suffer from Debility, or Loss of Appetite? Use "Solomons* Strength? ening and Invigorating Bitters.** 018 6 The Pennsylvania .J#oHon w Wi6ly to be con testad. The Ag* B*J? the freed* practiced by the radicals ttl Philadelphia were1 so glaring**! orifcrogecus that oven before a radical Legislature, th? election of Geer/ most be declared Illegal A drunken moo* named George H. Brooks, had his head cut off, on tho 28th alt,, while laying on the track ol the Bich mond and Frederioksburg Railroad. He leaves a wife and four children. There ie a revolution 'in progress in. the Mormon Ohnroh, the Mormons only waiting for Brigham to die to oarry out their concerted measures. If you are an Invalid, and wiah a Re? storer and Invigorator, "Use Solomons' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters." A man died of the palpitation of the heart after mounting to the top of the Philadelphia State House, the other day. FAST.-A colt, two years old, named Clay, ran a mite over the Nashville Course in 1.45)?, the other day. li you have Dyspepsia, uso "Solomons' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters." It is a certain cure. 013 6 Bridal Gifts. CONSISTING of FRENCH CHINA, Parian. Bisquo Glass, Silver, and Silver Plated GOODS, useful and- ornamental, adapted for Bridal Presents, just opened at Nov2Jl^_ _ ST A, N LEY'S China HalL_ Family Flour Wanted. WB notice "Family Flour" advertised for sale at $8 50 per barrel. We will pur? en aso and nay cash for all tho "found Family Flour" in tho city at $fi. 75 per bbl., to fill orders. LEAPHAHT A SLOAN, Nc? 2 Cammi-ion Merchants. Flour for Salo. "TjlAMILY FLOUR," of various branca, _F from 18.50 por barrel, upwards. LEAPHART A 8L0AN. NOT a Dealers in Flour and Grain. True Brotherhood Lodere No. 84, A. F. M. A A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of './^f'True Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, A. /V\F- M., will be bold, at Masonic Hall, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. By order or tho W. M. NOT a 1 8. L. LEAPHART, Secretary. yr-- ^^Fabjetto^Fire Co. The Chester Reporter, AWEEKLY NEWSPAPER, published by E. C. McLure A J. A. Bradley. Jr., at Chester, S. C. Term? invariably in advance -?3 00. NOT 3 Notice IS hereby given, that I will, on the 29TH day of NOVEMBER iu?tant. apply to tho Pro bule Judge of Lexington County, for a Anal discharge UH Administrator nf tho estate of Oeorge Oswalt. JOEL KEIHLER, JR., Nov- 2 w4 Administrator. The Attention of Purchasers Is respectfully called tn the FOLLOWING LIST Of III1EAPGOODS To bo found at C. F. JACKSON'S. 1CA8E Beautiful POPLINS, at .T7?. I do do DeLainea, at 25o. Larg.-- lot Worsted Shawls, il ou to 110.00. Dross Silks, at very low priceH, Ladles' Cotton HOBO, Rood quality, at 12\c. Red and White Flaunols, 25c. and upwards, Ladies' Linen Collars, at 10c. and upwards, Linen Diaper, at 92 50 per piece; Linen Damusk, at 50, 75 and ?1.00 per yard, Extra Quality I.adios' English Hose, at 50c. J.lidien' Linen Handkerchief*, 10, 12J. 1GJ, 20, 26c. to #5.00, Men's Half Hose, 12, 20, 25 05, 50c. Ladies' Hats. 20, 25, 50c. Good article Jeana, at 831,?,?L' Extensivo stock of Cassimeres, for Men's and Bovs* wear, at reduced prices, Another Invoice of those beautiful drab Co? verings, at low rates. The attention of tbe ladies ia specially culled to our unusually large assortment of Drees Trimmings, of the latest styler, and superb Sash Hibbous and Sashes. Nov 2 C. F. JACK80N. Executors' Sale of Real Estate. -" THE subscribers odor for aale the , . XSplantatiou known as LOO CASTLE, <?? .J ".tho property of the late Maj. rn-? 1 Aar O'HanloH, containing about five thousand ono hundred and sixty-four (5,101) acres, about fourteen miles from Columbia, iu Richland County, on the Congaroo River. This tract embraces Borne of as productive lands, both for corn and cotton, as are on tho Coogarce River; a part of which is swamp and a largo body of pino land. Tbe whole tract is abun? dantly Buppliod with water, baviug a creek running through it, and bounded on ons side by the Congareo River. Timber ia abundant and convenient to tho South Carolina Railroad. The abovo tract may be treated for privately until THURSDAY, UTII instant, at which time it will be offered for sale to thc highest bidder, at tho Court Honae in tbis city. A plat of aaid tract may be seen at tbe c?Gco of tho Clerk of the Court. For further particulars, apply to Samnnl L. TonoH, who will give any information desired. SAMURL Ii. JONES, > T,-.n^??? Nov 2 JESSE REESE, _ { Exocutora Notice. PROPOSALS will bo received at William Menninnie' Store, until TUESDAY next, November 2, for building One (100) Hundred Yards MASON t. Y and Nine (DOO) Hundred Yards EMBANKMENT, at Broad Itiver Bridge. [Signed] WM. HcOUINNIS, Oct (tl 2 Chairman Building Committee. Chestnuts. pr DDLS. North Carolina CHESTNUTS, for O sal? low, bv Oct 31 2 FISHER. LOWRANCE A FISH KR. Industrial' Iron Works. THE undersigned, having procured H^ABOOd tools, has commenced a genera) \0r Machine business, at tho corner of Wayne and Gurrai* or Bridge streets, opposite tho Oroenvillo passenger di pot, aud is now ready to reooivo orders for building and repair? ing all kinds of Machinery, such as Steam En? gines and Boilers, Circular Haw, Floor and Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Sbaiting and Pul? leys, Cotton Press Screws and Iron?, Iron Railings for Cemeteries and Buildings, Bridgo and other Bolts and Nuts of any desired ?hies, and Wrought Iron Forgings. Promptness guaranteed. J. A. J. DERRICK, oct aa_ _ tmo_ Smoked and Pickled Meats. FEBBW beat PIG HAMS- smoked. Perm' boat Bacon Strips " .? .. Beef Tong n?s M .. " pickled. i, ?. pig pork " Extra No. 1 Salmon " Fresh to hand, together w:th th? doest v? sortmentof Cholea FAMILY O RO C BRIES aver otTersd io thia m wk st. Oct M OEOROH 8YMHRK8. Ill il I f 111 I i l I II ll . t&VS?S&rig; '?""* ~" TOASES Gentlemen's Dr*sa and Wat?r Til af MOOTS. , ; 8 OM e? O en ts' Congress GAITERS, manu? factures to order, by MoMullin, of Philadel? phia, ? . J. KBIQBAN. For Sale. dlQ f\f\f\ BANK OF THE STATE BILLB-old. ?3,600 City of Columbi* Bondo. tl,OOO City of Columbia Coupons. In omcunto to snit pnrehas?rs. Apply to Td. OAMDHILL, Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. Cot M_18? Poplins. ONE Case 8triped and Plaid POPLINS, at 16} eenie a yard. HASH RIBBONS all widths, very oboap, luet opened at W. D. LOVE A OO.rS, Oct SI_Colnmbla Hotel Buildlng. Carpets and Oil Cloths. 1"UHT RECEIVED, a large stock of all tho rj various grades, and will be sold low. W. D. LOVE A CO., Oct 21 Colombia Hotel Betiding. T?T DIY GOOr^ EMPORIUM ! TRI-WEEKLY AXRIVAL8. WITH a resident buyer in Kew York, wo have superior facilities for adding at? tractions to our large and varied stock of DRESS WOODS, Which displays all the latest styles and make?. RO.UAKB AND DOTJBLR SHAWLS, AIKO, the ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and superior quality. THE CLOAK STOCK Exhibits new designs, hoing made np by na from lateat stylea. EMBK??DStt?Es, LAt-'KS, ?UBBOSS, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, in overy conceivablo style. I IORI KUY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS, lu endless variety, Jouvin's Genuino Kid Gloves. THE FLANNEL STOCK Comprises the boat makes, aud bought oarly in the season, at low prices. In J KANS, TWEEDS, CASSI MERES and CLOTHS, our stock ia unsurpassed. In PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED DO? MESTICS, LINSEYS, Stripes, Tickinga, Ker? seys aud Blankets, the stock is large and com? plote. Wo soil at POPULAR PRICES, as low as they can bo bonght anywhere, and respectfully ask an examination of our stock from all iu want of DRY GOODS. W. D. LOVE k CO., Columbia Hotel Building W.J[>. LOVE. _Oct 19 B. B. MoOBEERY. Flour ! Flour ! 1 prrvrv BBLS. FLOUR, connieting of Super, f_JV/V/ Extra, Family and Choice Fa? mily Flour, at tG 50 to $ 10 for Ute beal in mar? tel. Our stock of Flour i? larger and our re? ceipt* greater each tocek than ariy other firm in Columbia. Sec the books of thc South Carolina Railroad Company. We ?re con??tintly in re? ceipt of choice brands from XashmUe. Louisville ana St. J.ouii, which we are prepared to ?ell to tho trade aad consumora al lowest market price*. J. & T. lt. AGNEW. Oct 30 Reward for Incendiaries. WHEREAS, Information bas bepn received at thia Ik-partm< ut, thal the ?tore. house of D. G. Robertson, of Sumter County, was wilfully and maliciously sot on lire and, with its contenta, conaumcd, on tho night of the 21*t of October, 18<!9 ; and whereas, the re reason to believe that thia infamoua act wat) perpetrated by an organized band of incendi? ario*, who contemplate further outrages of a similar character. Now, therefore, in order that tlte offender? may be brouKht to justice, and the peace and Rood order of the community maintained and proaervod, I do hereby offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR8,fortheir apprehension or each or either of them, upon their delivery in any jail of thin State, with proof to convict. | In toBtiranuj whoreof, I havo hereunto set my "hand and caused tho Great Seal of the State | P to be affixed at Columbia, thia thirtieth day a> of October, A. D. 1869, and in tho ninety -.fourth year of the independence of the , United States of America. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor. F. L. CAKOOZO, Secretary of State, sar Charleston Republican copy three times; Sumter ZVe to? once. _(,c} "SJ 3 3)5,000 Reward. WHEREAS, information has been received at this Department, thiit a wilfnl and unprovoked murder was committed in Abbe? ville County, ou tho morning of the 28th inst., upon the person of Henry ThornpBon, co lorod, while at wt>rk iu hin held, hy two whito men unknown. Now, know ye, that I. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor of the State of South Carolina, iu order that thu end? of Janice maybe buuaerv od, and that tim Haid murderers may be j brought to justice and condign punishment,! do hereby offer a reward of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, for their apprehension, or either nf them, and their delivery in uuy jail of the State, with proof to convict. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set wy hand and caused the Great Seal of the Muir "to be affixed at Columbia, thin thirtieth dav "of Octobor, A. D. 1869, and ir. tho ninety .Jfonrth year of the independence of tho United States of America. ROBERT K. SCOTT. Governor. F. L. CAIIUOZO, Secretary of State, av Charleston Republicancopj three timon, and Abbeville 7Vea* twice. Oot 31 3 The Columbia Tannery, J. P. THOMAS & CO., Proprietor*. HIDES and SKINS bought or taken in ei char.go for Finished Leather. Order? for Leather promptly filled. Apply at foot of Lumber street, on the Greenville and Colum? bia Railroad. SST For ths purpose of engaging in the above business, the undersigned have, this day, August 28, 1869. annotated themselves us copartneia. J. P. THOMAS, J. O. MOORE. Got 20 J. W. PARKER. Butter. p* r\i\ LBS. Mountain BUTTER. For sale F?SHKU, LOWRANCE & FISHER C. F. JACKSON, Agent for E. Catterick A CW? celobratcd PATTERNS OF GARMENTS! For LadiesAKisses, Boys and Little Children. Pot 39_ Notice. PROPOSALS will be reeelved for SO dare, by the undersigned, for the building of a I Methodist Cuuroh, in the town of Union, S. C. The foundation wall? wiU be 62 ky 39 feet: the aide walla will be raised about 35 feet above the ground; the tower projects 6 feet beyond the eud wall of the Church; the roof will be gothic Plana and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned. Proposals for its erection in wood, brick or stone will he considered. If atone ie adopted, a good quarry, a mile from town, will be furnished to tho contractor, without charge. The quarry is a soft granito, in mass, fino grained, and easily worked, and I is aoceseiblo by a good road, with the gradea in favor of the bani. Cash advanooa will bo made on the work aa it progreaaea. It. D. CULP. ) W. T. THOMSON, V Committee. Oot38 JOHN L. YOUNO, )_timo AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE, Next lo Agneta's, on Plain Street. NOW on hand and receiving the largest stock of FURNITURE OF EVERY DE SCttlPriON ever brought to thia market, oou I Histing in part of 50 Bed-room suits in Maho I gany. Walnut, Oheanut and Painted-some of (hom at very low prices. ALSO, DINING ROOM and PARLOR SUITS. ! BEDSTEADS of all kinds-Maple, Waluut and Mahogany, [ SIDEBOARDS and BUREAUS at all prices. , CHAIRS of every description, direct from \ the manufacturers, and at prices that cannot I fail to please the closent buyers. tm- All kinda of FURNITURE MADE TO ? ORDER. REPAIRING at shortest notice and i in the best manner. FUNERALS nerved with all kinds of Metalle < or Wood Coffins. M. H. BEBRY. j Oat 24_ _ THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. GROCERIES AND FAMILY SUPPLIES, Wholesale and Retail, at X^o Xrir ojEi-t I^O|^ ?l'RIES, OQUOR8. WINEH^Vnd*" FAMILY SUPPLIES, which they will dispose of, at \ wholesale or retail, at such figures aa will bo impossible for dealers elsewhere to go below. They respectfully invite a call and compari? son of prices of ?vrticks. Thur stock consists of in part: COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, or various grades. MOLASSES, including the genuine N? w Or? leans. Washing and Fancy SOAPS. All grades of FLOUR- some at exceedingly low figures. Baskets and Broom." of various Lindo. Mackerel, of all numbers and sized packages'. Canned Fruits, Vegetables and Fish. Candies, Almonds, Raisins and Figs. Bacon, smoked aud dry salted. (Jennine Sugar-cured Hams, of best brands. Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Caud?< s. Oheeso, Crackers of every variety. Axes, with or without handlea, llanos. Trace Chains, Nails, etc. Bagging, Bopo and "Arrow Ties." Wino. Champagne and all grades of Liquors. "If you don't see wbat you want, ask tor it," as we keep many articles not specified above. Wo have in connection with our business, a commodious Wagon Yard and Storo-houso. Highest nviccs paid for cotton aud country produce. CAMPBELL A JONES, Main-street, a few doors above PHOENIX Office._Oct 23 C L OTHIN Gr . T il AVK JUST RECEIVED AM? OPENED a very large and desirable Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, Ao., whloh I am determined to offer purchasers on the most reasonablo terms. Got 13 WM. J. HOKE. FALL OPENING, AT J.H.&M.L.KINARD'S. WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAVE READY for examination, the largest and most attrac? tive STOCK that it has over been our plea I "ure to exhibit. It is so extensive aud varied, that it is impoasiblo to enumerate. We, there? fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good and cheap Dry Goods, to rall and see for them? selves. We pledge ourselves to give satisfac? tion in regard to tho style, quality and price i o? our Gooda. J. II. A M. L. KINARI). Oct 10 ! Removed to New Store In Columbia Hotel Block, One Door North of Main Entrance. J? THfC MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE IS now roceiving a very (largo Fall Stock, and is now? lopen for inspection. The. 'stock will coropiise every, article usually kept in a first class house, such aa Hats, from the lowest grado to the fluent Milk braver, Boote and Hhooa in every stylo, and at prices to suit all, Trunks, Valises, La dies' and Genta' Leather, Carpet and Cloth Hand-bags. Sobool Satchels. Umbrellas. *<v Thankful for past favors. I will be happy to receive % continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholeeate Buyer? ia aoli cUM. CaU at aign of tba Mg Bout and Hat. Oot 3 A. SMYTHE. JfewiroUt and WeU Xffi Atrn?ure. BY JACOB LB VIH. ON TUR8DAY MORNING nest, 9th instant, I will sell, st the residence of Professor Saoht lobon, Collage Campas. _ A General Variety of well kept FURNITURE, among which are: _ _ Compute Beta of PABLOS FURNITURE, of Black Walnut, Mahogany and Hair Saat. Dining Boose Furniture, of var?eos BWttMg. Bed Boom Furniture, Cottage Batt, com? plote, Bads, Bedding, Ste. Particulars given in a fat ar? advertisement. No artiole ol this Furniture will be sold pri? vately. Sale positive and without reserve. Nora A Superb Lot of Furs OPENED, at prices to accommodate. Oct 26 R. C. SHIVER. 26c. 85o. 85o. 85c. 86?. 860. TWO oases New York Milla LON QC LOTH, at 26 conts by the piece. Oct 28_ R. C. SHIVER. Now Open. . A SUPERB lot or White Swiss BED BJLAK 3L KETS, at unrivalled prioea. _ Oct 2d_B. C. SHIVER. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. WK are again in receipt of a foll line of aU the popular Goods. We have introduced in any of them this season at lower prioea than wo opened tho season with. We enumerate a few of them, viz: FRENCH MERINO, all colors.$1.00. FRENCH ALLWOOL DELAINE DO. 50. Sack Flannels, Fancy Delaines, Repa, Fanoy Plaida, Poplins, Empress Cloths, Cloth of Ita? ly, Cloth de Vonice, Satins, Velvets, Toil, de Venice, Shawls, Cloaks, Gents'Shawls, Bedou? ins, Baggy Laps, Umbrellas, Knit Gooda, La? dies' Vests ana Pants, Cents' Vests and Panta in Silk, Sootch Wool, and Merino to match, 1 Ladies*, Gents' and Children's Hose in Wool, Morino, Cotton, Ribbed and Plain Gooda, No? tions, Small Wares rind Haberdashery of ovary description, Embroideries, Laces, Seta in Mal? tese, Valenciennes, Honiton, Cluney, Ac. Beal Lacea from 50 couta to 16 per yard. White Gooda of all grades in Swisses, Jaconets, Cam? bric, Percales, Dimity, Linen, Ac. 7. 8, 9 and 10-4 Bleached Damask, 7, 8,9 and 10-4 Brown Damask, 8-4 Ruby Wine Cloth. 8-4 Scarlet Wine Cloth, 10 4 Maroon Tea Cloth, 10-4 Open Linen Dinner Cloths-Napkins to match same. Towels from 10 cents to >1, or from $1.20 to $12 por dor.on. Honey-comb Quilt?, MarseiUea Quilts, at aU prices. Gasaimeres, Tweeds, Broadcloths, Satin?te, Jesus, Kerseys, Linaey. Flannels, Bed Blank? ets, Prints, Bleached sheeting and Shirting, Yarns, Brown Cottons andOanaburga. CARPETS in Hemp, Wool, 2-ply All wool. 3-ply All wool, Tnpeatr v, Brussels, Velvet, and RUGS to match. FLOOR OIL CLOTH in 4-4, 6-4, 8-4,12-4and 1C-4-cut to suit. WINDOW SHADES in every color and Width - cut to fit. Agencies. Wo are Agents for tho best brand of BROWN GOODS iu the State, and give our customers advantages on them. ALSO, Agents for good YARNS. Our Carpet Department and our Whole? sale Department Are new uud fixed features of our business, and we competo outside of this market in them. R.C. SHIVER. Oct 24 ?gr- The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Press, Yorkvillu Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Cheater Iiepor'cr, Keowee CburieT, Spartan burg Spiirtan, Union ville Times and Camdon , Jouniiil will copy to the extent of one-fourth I of a column, change weekly, with the PHCKHIX, I for the quarter commencing October 1.1869. COL UM B IA Wholesale and Retail j CLOTHING, HAT, GENT'S FURNISHING HOUSE, Main Street, next to Mr. R. C. Shiver'* Dry Goods House. R, & W. C. SWAFFXELD. gill Sa WE have now on hand Kj*?ta Mlr0HVlirgo and varied assortmentfljfml eBTl laUPof tho above Goods, bqugbtkifB/ low for cash, and will be sold for that commo? dity, at a email advance. Some of our Gooda are our own manufacture, and every garment wo have in store has been selected with great caro, and will be warranted. IN HATS, we have always been tho leaders. Den ling extensively in them, wo are enabled to sill a aingle one or by the dozen at leas prices than smaller houses. In tho CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we jhave added to our already larga corps of .workmen a Cutter and a Tailor of large experience in their line, recently from Paris, and we are thus enabled to make a stylo of Gooda superior to any Goods made in this State. Wo have choioo and varied patterns of English and French CASSIMEKES, and keep, up to tho market iu styles. Shirts, Drawora, Socks, Handkerohiefe, new styleTiea, square Neck Handkerchiefs,Trunks, Valises, Shawls, Ac Oct 24 CHEAP GLOTEING, AT J. 8ULZBACHBR'8> M CHEAP DI ti' GOODS, at J. SULZBAOHEB'B. CHEAP KAI'S AND CAPS, at J. SULZBAOHER'fl. CHEAP SHOES AND BOOTS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. Oet 0 Main sir**, ?^r< Phar.iz. CJfl??. Buckwheat and Syrup ? NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. Golden Drip SYRUP. For sato by Oct 26 E. AG. D. HOPX,