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i ?0??Mm H m ? i j Welneaday lUniiny ,B^T<>mW3,18OT. ..TIM Vault, DtH Dratai, la ?ot In tte? ?tars, karn? tai OB?MUM, t?i?t Wa kr? UaMlerllttga." Analyze Ute Centimen t ' bf the genuine Sontheim man ait thia period in our histo? ry, and it will bp found that bia pre? dominant aspiration is to. see h is bolo vsd section one? again--et -in ita res toted stature-once > ajgajp. -independent and influential in its renewed prosperity. Jt the ' Sondert ' Jjatrijbt had, ito higher object to live for than to work for bis prostrate section, this ought to bp enough to fire bis soul and . lo nerve hie orin. Some, we know, are deapondenil, ', Some, we know, imagine that tba -atara ; are against us. Some, wo know, despair of seeing, in their day and generation, the broken column upraised, To them we have bat to suggest tho language that heads this article. If we shall continue "underlings," tiu :tUe national raner-Uie fault ' W?V no?-be in-? the- stars, but in ourselves. By this we-mean, simply, that the South has within herself nil tho elementa of 'prosperity, and it is in ber power to rid herself of her industrial bondage. "Liether people wisely make tho most of. ber advantages. Let them develop-her power of r?ouV . of minerals, of water, of'steam-let thom uso all the appliances pf modern skill and recent invention!? and. who. can doubt ..pur future?! ?And as to our .political cucum branceei/.th^-tt^ rest -upon the lion weak, but not long - will : they lutter tba lion Btrdng,' 1 ThVi .^lb^utrana oi tho hour muy bind the sleeping and exhausted giant, but they wilt shrink, With dismay when he rises in the majesty of hie recovered strength. A people who fought aa did the Southern people in the lute war-a race that baa exhibited so many high and solid qualities; cannot long re? main "underlings" on their native soil. Our running streams suggest activity; our fertile aoil imparta io us strength; our very breezes whisper hope. Under the heavy blow-of Appomattox the South bent, but she did not break. And now she stands ready to compete with her former opponents on the peaceful fields of industry. We have faith in our fu? ture. We have had the days of iron. We have now upon na the days of brass. Let us trust that a good Providence hos in atore for aa a silver and & golden era. We regtet to say that oar Sprague is still non ' ?si in vent liv. We hear of his making speeohec at the North-of his going to Europe-of hi? buying out the Ifalional Intelligencer, but not a word of that famous Columbia Ganai project. Hr. Spragae's coming here waa called one of the fruits of "progressive repub? licanism." Ia Mr. Sprague'a fruit one of the Dead Sea kind, to burn to ashes on our lips? And what of the Commis? sioners of the canal? Are they going to continue dumb? The people of Columbia would like to haye Borne one take hold of the canal enterprise. A RIOT AT RODNEY, MISSISSIPPI.-A riot occurred on Tuesday last at Roduoy, Mississippi, seventy-five miles below Vicksburg, the particulars of whioh are furnished by the Memphis Avalanche as follows: "A man named Carter fired into a honae the night before, wounding a little negro girl. Next morning he was attacked by several colored persons. He shot one dead, and was himself mortally wounded. Two other white men interfered, and soon the excitement spread. Much anxiety prevailed all day, and business houses were closed The principal rioters were finally arrested and confined." The Avalanche's correspondent adds: "The colored people are very muoh excited and on the streets armed. They declare they will kill the prisoners as soon as brought out of prison, whioh is oloeely guarded. None of the prominent citizen's were engaged in the affair, except as peace-makers. It was confined exclu? sively to roughs and colored people. "LA.TEB.-The excitement at Dry Grove, near this place, has subsided. One negro was killed and three were wounded. Th ree whites wounded-one badly. None killed. About forty on each side were engaged in the difficulty." Tho tournament and ball at Wionsboro, on Thursday last, exceeded the expecta? tions of the most sanguine. Thirty-threo knights entered the lists. The Neirs gives the following ns tho successful ridors: 1. Golden Star, (W. Hardin,) who orowued Mis3 Iuez Jackson as Queen of Love and Beauty. 2. Don Carlos, (T. li. Robertson,) who selected Miss Au? gusta Torcher ns first Maid of Honor. 8. Harry Hotspur, (A. Y. Paul,) who chose Miss BettioMilling as second Maid ot Honor, ?. Raven Plume, (S. R. McDonald,) who selected Miss Maria Gaillard as third Maid of Honor. Tho silver cup was awarded to Richard Cour de Lion, (W. D. Aiken,) for superior horsemanship, and honorable uientiou roado of Godfrey of Bouillon, (R. R. Milling.) a one-leg Confederate soldier. Finn IN ST. JOHN'S BERKELEY.-Tho v.toro nnd stock of goods, ?nd six or seven bales of sea island cotton, belonging to Mr. T. W. Eastcrling, were destroyed by fire on the 28th ult. The fire occurred at 2 o'clock in the morniug. The loss will be between $.1,000 and $1,000, on which there was no insurance. I JJ Jil lil i ! .Tm Bl I ad MOO?-CM BMW UM? tXmmJ MB. &>ITOB: Afy traoted?your jgste; poetiofjjT affuBionS at dsoglsfldown, characters, the illustrious name of Monsieur D. Goodman, Esq. (I wonder what the "D" stands for?) Now, conoid ering the dirty source, I should not have stooped to notice ii, but BS the eloquent elouutlonlst," debstui ? and dtSMSSSSf bee brought my name before the public, it is jJbut just and proper to ask a space in the same < oh anne!, through which he gave vorit to his offended dignity, and through which his falsehoods were promulgated. Monsieur D. G. (I wonder what "D" stands for?) oommenoee by Baying (and who believes it?) ho had occasion to visit the Singleton plantation ; on arriving at Gadsden, be found ont that the distanco was so great, and, having missed bis way, like his ancestor, Jacob, when traveling to Bothel, ho lay down on the hard ground, with a rook under his head far a pillow, and beheld a ladder extending from earth to .Heaven, and negroes trav? eling up and down with bundles under their arms, and carpet-bags filled with couts, pants, brass watches and jugs of whiskey, and his big heart throbbed and swelled with joy ?a, in.his Vision, he be? held "D. G.!'en MM!? mitrhed on the bundles. .Rtjt A?Vbehold, a orange came over thai sp*rit of ."biabright dream, when ho opened his big eyes, and beheld H. C. Mark" ahead- of him at the Red Church. How/, thought he, dare, he intrude upon holy ground, where Jenkins, my drummer, preaches; and where Simon Hayes, tho preacher drum's, and where I, ,D. "G., so largely pbntribute in the Dea? con's hat a quartqr in greenbacks every Situduy, to the great delight of the little darkies, and to the great joy of Jenkins, my drummer andprea?h?r, andSydiddle, the fiddler. Now, Monsieur, you know, and every one who reads your poetical effusion aro aware, that yoti prevaricated. You say that yon found oat, when at Red Church, that the distance waa so great to your Singleton plantation, that you concluded to pitch your-toot at the Red Church. Now, my dear, good fel? low, didn't yon know the preoise and exact distance from the Bed Church to your Singleton plantation, before you started? Dave, yon now kuow you did, and your monkey-capers are (nus gu spilt) and played ont But when you try to prejudice the minds of the com? munity at large against me, by stating that I tried to or?ate a distnrbance be? tween the whiten and blacks, Dave, you know your life would not have been in danger as long aa your shanks would carry you at tho rate of 2.40 per minute on tne plank road. But one more ques? tion X will answer, and then I will be dona with you. Yon inquire to what club I belong. I don't belong to dub "W."-that is the watch-club. Dave, yon know what it means, so do the Mar? shals, and so does H. O. MARK. At the elections held on Wednesday the radicals were successful. The mem? bers elect are: From Abbeville, Repre? sentatives Guffin and Sullivan; from Sumter-no opponent-Representative Warren Ramsey, negro; from Kershaw no opposition-Reperesentative W. W. Adamson, negro; from Georgetown-no regular anti-radical opposition, but n bolting radical candidate-Representa? tive J. A. Bowley, negro carpet-bagger. [Charleston News. There is in Wales a rail way ?of only two feet gauge. The engines and cars are about one-fourth the ordinary size and weight, and the running expenses are proportionate. It demonstrates the fea? sibility of little roads and little oars, and they may perhaps be extensively adopted upon routes which have not sufficient traffic to support the larger ones. If yon have Dyspepsia, use "Solomona' Strengthening and Invigorating Bitters. " It is a certain oure. 018 6 The Mills House, in Charleston, has been re-opened, under the proprietorship of Mr. John Parker. Do you suffer from Debility, or Loss of Appetite? Use "Solomons'Strength? ening and Invigorating Bitters." O?3 6 To the Dental Profession. THE DENTISTS of Columbia cordially in? vite their Professional Brethren throughout tho State, to meet them in DB. THOMAS MOORE'S Oil- ICE, November 10, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of forming a State Den Ul Association. Nov 3 Richland Lodge No. 39, A. F. M. JL A REQULAR COMMUNICATION of ^f^Ricbland Lodge, No. 33, A. F. M., will />/\be held THI8 EVENINO, 3d instant, at 7 o'clock, in Masonic Hall. Bv order of tho YY. M. Nov 3 1 _ 8. C. PEIXOTTO. Seo'y. I> . Ovt^JMBaEULXaXa, Bond and Stock Broker, BUYS and milla BONDS, STOCKS. COU? PONS, BANK BILLS, Oold and Silver COIN. Office-Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. _ Nov 3 |2m'>* Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. f$f\ BB LS and boxes 8 ida, Butter, Farina, \J\J Sugar, Lomou, Walnut, Ginger Cakes and Snaps. K A G D. HOPE. Canned Goods. 1 fifi CAaEH Oysters, Salmon, Lobster, IA/Vf Peaches, Tomatoes and Preserves: fresh and fur HMIO low by E. A G. D. HOPE Scotch Whiskey. ONE CASK pnro Ialay Malt SCOTCH WHIS? KEY, for wale hy E. ft G. I). HOPE. Tho Columbia Tannery J. P. THOMAS St CO., Proprietors. HIDES and SKINS bought or taken in ex? change for Finished Leather. Order? for Leather promptly filled. Apply ot foot of Cumber street, on the Greenville aud Colum? bia Railroad. ta- For the purposo of engaging in the abovo business, tho undersigned have, this day, August 28,1809, associated themselves as copartners. J. P. THOMAS, J. O. MOORE. Oct 20 J, W. PAUKER. j ad ici al i n veati gat ion, (J mooting upon it. Mr. Davis I? Hoir in tb? banda of Sheriff DuteJI, ?CrT ^ *fc f OTietfooro 5pBt?* A FAMJUOV .SUFFOCATED.-A, fire red in the bailing N?. 63 Liberty, el New York,--en. the lat, which comniuni cated throngh the well-hole to the fourth floor, where resided the family of the janitor, named Jessup, confuting of a wife. and . two children, a son, aged six, and a daughter, twelve. The whole of them were suffocated in the smoke, although tho building waa Only partially destroyed. Hon. A. H. Stephens says of Solomons' Bitters: "I have used them with decided benefit: in giving tone to the digestive or? gans and general strength to the system. " Logier Bro.'s Lager Beer Brewery, HA MB U Ra, S. C., HAVE now roady and for salo, aa good LA? GER BEER as can be imported from Mil? waukee, Cincinnati, or any other place. Ordors recoived at tho Columbia Hotel BAR ROOM. ? - NOT a Imo For Bale. ONE 7 lind one 6 Octave PIANO. ! Aim). Tuning and Repairing Pia .non, Melodoons and Organs. Or? derflo?l at.rov residence, Taylor street, near tho 'charlotte Depot, will meet with prompt attention.- JOSEPH DENCK. NOTTS _- fl mr>^ Salt j Salt! 1 'Salt WY prrvr\ EXTRA Lanro Sacks Liverpool SALT, on baud and for sale at re? duced prices, by J. A T. R. AGNEW Dupont's Gunpowder Agency. AFULL supply constantly on hand, of all grades, in Wholo, Half and Quarter Kegs and Canisters, for salo low to thu trade and consumers-also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Por oueaiobCAPS, Gan Flints, Ac, for salo low, by _J. AT. R. AGNEW. Fire Bogs and Fenders. AHANDSOME Assortment of Plain and Fancy FIRE DOGS, SHOVELB AND TONGS, FENDERS, Ac, Ac. on hand and for salo low, by_J. AT. R. AGNEW. NEW 8T0RE-NEW GOODS. IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE, ,100 Sacks SALT, 100 Rbis. FFF O FLOUR. 100 do "Liberty" do 100 do "M-igbzim" do 600 Bushels Corn, 50 Bbls. Whiskeys, Rums, Brandies, Wines, and Gins, 275 Lbs. Smoking Tobacco, assorted branda, 50 Boxe's Chewing Toba- oo, nf ail grades, ?0 000 Segara, various brands, English Ale and Porter. Sugars. Teas, Cooees, Rice, Potatoes, Buck? ets. Brooms, and varions articles too nume? rous to moutiou, whioh I offer to the trade low for cash. R. ALLEN, At the stand formerly occupied by R. Bryob A Ron. _ Nov 8 For 8ale. DICKSON'S IMPROVED COTTON SEED, n ROWN from 8oed purchased directly ef VJT Mr. David Dickson, in 1667, and carefully preserved from mixing or adulteration with other eacd. I will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order, at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail? road, at $2.00 per bushel, for any amount un? der 5 bushels, or at tl.50 per bushel, for all amounts in oxceaa of 5 bushels. -A. P. AMAKER, St. Matthew's, S. C. I roapcotfully refer to the below named gen? tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last apnng, tor information touching the parity and supe? riority of tho Seed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good? wyn, Dr. A. R. Tober, Fort Motte ; P. M. Hou? ser, Esq., and Wm. Faulting, Esq., St. Mat? thew's; L.R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and Captain F. H. W. Briggmanu and W. B. Miller, Esq., Orangeburg Court House ; all cf Orange burg County, S. C. A. P. A. Nov 3_ Assignee's Notice. Ia tho I) i M trio t Court of tbe United States for the District of South Carolina-Jn Batik? niptcy.-In the matter of James Boigler, Bankrupt. TO Whom it may conoem-The undersigned, GEORGE C. HALTIWANGEB, hereby gives notice of his appointment aa Assignee of the estate of JAMES BRIGLER, in the County of Loxing ton, in said District, and who was, on the 3d day of February, A. P. 1869, adjudged a Bankrupt upon the petition of himself, by C. G. Jager, Seq.. in Bankruptcy, at Newberry Court House, dated in Lexingtoq County, the lat of November, A. D. 1869. GEORGE C. Ii ALTI WANGEE, ? Nov 8 w3* Asoignee. " NICKERSON HOUSE/' COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. ? >H|-THIS pleasantly locatod HO. iBfsarmrfW? TEL, unsurpasned by any flf?Pfifft" House in the South for comfort HnBOSBK^and healthy locality, is now open to Travelers and others seeking accom? modations. Families can be furnished with nice, airy rooms on reasonable terms. "A call is solicited." My Omnibus will be found at the different depots-passengers carried to and from the Hotel free of charge. Nova_WM. A. WRIGHT. Charlotte, Colombia & Augusta H. R., SOPaBINTKNDENT'B OFFICE, COLUMBIA, H. G.. November 2, 18G9. AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.forthncon? venience oj Visitors to ibo State Fair, will be run bctwoen Cheater and Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 10TH, 11TH and 12TH instant, leaving Colum? bia on Wednesday evening : Leave Columbia kt. 3* p m Arrive " ".10.30 a ra Leavo Cbestor at.C.40 a m Arrive M M . 7 20 p m Stopping at usual stations. Hr If usual ratos each way. C. BOUKNIOHT, Nov 8 9 _ Superintendent. Buckwheat and Syrup, NEW BUCKWHEAT JLOUR. Ooldon Drip SYRUP! For s&le by Ort 28__E A^D.JlOPP. Flour I Flour ! : K f\f\ BBLS. FLOUR, consisting of Super, t)UU Extra, Family and Choice Fa railv Flour, nt ?0 50 tn $10 for the best in mar? ket. Our stock of Flour is larger and our re- j ceipts greater each week than any other finn in Columbia. See Hie books of ihc South Carolina Railroad Company. We are constantly in re ceipt of choico brands from Nashville. Louisette ana t?t. Louis, whioh we aro prepared to sell to the trado aad consumers at lowest market prices. J. A T. R. AGNEW. Pot 30_ Fresh Crackers. JUST received, a foll assortment of fresh I SODA HISCUTT, Sogar Craokers, Ginger Snaps, Butter Crackers, Ac , Ag. For salo low by J. A T. R. AGNEW. ^^^^^^gtm^i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ admitted to practice in I -Cjt* St*** Courts by Judge"Carpenter jfasit?r?Uy. on motion of Whipper, the codifier of tho la wa.-Charleston Courier," After a month's rest, dnriug wljioa ex tou?iv? npreporution w?ro made, the fJU?? toroa? in Paraguay hate again, boen pat in motion to attack Lopez at San. Eatnnielaus. > 7/0 K The Caban insurgents recently tore ap the railroad track between Tillaolara and Cionfuogofl, nnd captured rt freight train. Communication be two on the two cities is eat off. ?N. Mr. T. J. Raglan?, living near Dan? gerfield, Titas C?niity.. TCXHA, was a few days ago stabbed and killed by bis own son. Do yon want an Appetite? TJse Solo? mons' Bitters-greatest tonio of the age. NOW OPENING. OL' It HR. JONES has just'returned from the North, with a second, and larger Stock of QOODS thau usual, to supply our trade with. The most careless observer cauuot but have notiood thc decided decline iu both American Dry Goods in sympathy with the raw Staple, and Foreign Goods in sympathy with Gold, that ha? taken place within the last ton days. Our previous purchases arc so lar clearod ont that wo can offer "our onlirc Stock at the Re vised Prices,'* including ono of thc most com? plete assortments we have ever handled. Our Retail Stock ia full as usual. Oar Specialities. CAKPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Shades, Huge, Ac, Ac, at prices within tho reach of all-Call and soe them-"Be to your advantage." Our Wholesale Department, IS full, well ordored; GOODS selected with care; bought right, and will be sold Cheap enough to bo rohandled in thia market. H. C. SHIVER. P. S. -OUR HOUSE ie youug and striving hard to mako a living, aud ambitious to build up a still larger cash trade. Every customer that gives OB a fair chance to sell thom their Gooda, no matter how trifling in amount, glad? dens our hearts; lightens our cares, and has a bona fide guaranty that Goods bought of us aro as oheap and good aa can bs had ia the 8 ta te._Nov 3 A Superb Lot of Furs OPENED, at prices to accommodate. Octa? It. C. 8HIVEH. 25c. 25c. 25o. 25c. 85c. 25c. TWO caaes New York Mills LONGCLOTH, at 25 cents by the piece. , -jj Pot 26_g C. BHI YE lt. Now Open. ASUPERB lot of White Swiss BED BLAN? KETS, at unrivalled pri?es. Oct 26_R. C. SHIVER. SST* The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Press, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald, Cheater Reporter, Keowee Courier, Spartan* borg apartan, Unionville Times and Camden Journal will copy to the extent of one-fourth of a column, change weekly, with the Puonrix, for the quarter commencing October L 1869. Just Eeceived. 7CASKS Gentlemen's Dross and Water Proof BOOTS. S Cases Gents' Congress GAITERS, manu? factured to order, by MoMullln, of Philadel? phia._J. MEIGHAN. Family Flour Wanted. WB notice "Family Flour" advertised for sale at $6 50 per barrel. We will pur chaeo and pay cash for all the "sound Family Flour*' in the city at $6.75 per bbl., tofiUordnrs. LEAPHART A SLOAN, Nov 2 Commission Merchants. Flour for Sale. "TT^AMILY FLOUR," of various brande, IP from $8.50 per barrel, upward?. LEAPHART A 8LOAN, Nov 2_ Dealers in Flour and Grain. The Chester Reporter, AWEEKLY NEWSPAPER, pubJiehod by E. C. McLure A J. A. Bradloy. Jr., at Cheater. 8. C. Terme-Invariably in advance -?3 00. _. _Ko? a Butter. 500 b B8' Mountala BUTTEK- For 8Rl? F?SnER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Segars! Segars! KA nra/l SEGAB8, assorted qualities ?UsVUv aud prices, from $2 per 100 and upwards. Try our Gc. Segar, they aro the beat in the market for such a small sum. _Oct3i J. A T. B. AGNEW. Columbia Oil Company. AN INSTALMENT OF 23 PE li CENT, of the Htock of this Companv, will bo paid in on the ?Tn of NOVEMBER. " Oct 31 3 E. P. ALEXANDER, Presidont. Watches and Jewelry Repaired. ^ THE undersigned is propared sSSe&Qjmf to clean and thoroughly repair gTOgryg^WATOiiKS AND JEWELRY, nt DnHHHBBBvery low rater). Hin ?hop ia on M ii iu street, opposite Ricard's drr goods atore. _Oc?31?_A. VOW BEHMAN. Eureka. DR. LEAK'8 PREMIUM TOBACOO-in . different, styles, including tbs EXTRA TWIST, ?oven known. ALSO, Morris A Sons' DURHAM SHOEING TO? BACCO-considered the bwt. Si?t sale in any quantity, by E. STENHOUSE. Oct 13 into Corn Whiskey. C)f\ BBL8. choice OLD CORN WHISKEY, of imi\j superior quality, on hand, and for sale by J. A T. ft. AGNEW. r>ooal Item?. ?'inj0 printc^ ?n^^^pfl^.njSL 6 cost. Coll and see specimens at PncsNrx offley MATTJ ARRANGEMENTS.-The Northern and West om mails are open for deli very nt lp. m. ; closed at 11.30 o. m. ' Charles? ton (day) and Greenville open at 5.30 p. m. ; closed at* 8.8?, p. m. Charleston night mail open at 8.30 a. m. ; closed at 4.15 p.' m. On Bundny, tbe post office is open from 1 to 2 p.1 m. BUBINBSH CAKDB AND dun;LAKH.-As the season is approaching for the annoni travel and distribution of business cards and circulars, our merchants and others will please gi vo attention to the faot that onr job office is supplied with'the best of boards, of all colors, fine commercial note and other pnper, and the very new? est and most fashionable styles of type, thus enabling us to supply all of such wants. CB?MIIS.-Thu South Carolina Rail? road Company aro now selling through tickets to^'Oalifornia-by a short and quick route Mr. Goodman requests us to say thal Wolfe Brill was tho nama of tho indivi dual referred to in his card, pnbliahec yesterday. Tho want of rain is being seriously felt. Tho consumers of oity water an requested to be economical in its usc, a the springs are getting low. THE FAIR.--The Fair of the Agrioalta ral and Mechanical Society of Soutl Carolina will open on Wednesday nczi Novembor 10. A large number of visi tors is expected in Columbia, and ai rangements will be made to accommc date all who may come. It is expecte that the exhibition of articles will b good, and the other attractions that wi attend the Fair, will make the occasio one of unusual interest. It will bc tb first geueral gathering of our peopl sinee the war. A cordial welcome wi be given to men from the North as we as the South. Let the "machine mon come with their improved implement The field is open to a generous rivalry. To THE WOMEN OF RICHLAND DISTRICT It is proposed to form, during the tin of the Fair, a State Monumental Assoc ation, the object of which being tl erection by the women of South Carol na, ol a monument to the memory i thoao South Carolinians who have peria ed in the defence of the Confederacy The women of Riohland District ai earnestly requested to take the initiate in the furtherance of this object, and I meet on Thursday, November 4, at tl Washington Street Chapel, at 4 o'ekx p. m. Strangers visiting the city aud i teres ted in this matter, are cordial invited to attend. Qen. Hampton w address the meeting. LAGER.-We received, yesterday, fro the Messrs. Legier, of Hamburg, S. C a keg of their lager beer, whioh was ii mediately tapped, and, after a caref analysis, unanimously pronouns "fine." The manufacturers-three bi thers-are, we are informed, enterpr: ing Switzer?, who arrived in this cou try nearly a yea? ago. They set to wo energetically to make a cheaper and b< ter quality of beer for Southern co sumption than could be obtained frc either the Northern or Western Stat? A keg of this beer will be on tap at t Columbia Hotel, this afternoon, and vi be dispensed free of charge to dealers, HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 2.-( lumbia Hotel-C. Kerison, G. W. Roui Charleston; J. H. Adams, Richland; \ H. Evans, Charlotte; A. McBee, Gree ville; ?. W. Everson and wife, And? son; A. M. Kirkland, Southern Ex pr? Co. ; L. Deadnok, Va; A. M. Sadler, 1 A. Bradley, 8. C. Nicker son Ho tue.-John E. Tobe Blackville, S. C.; Chas. Mantze, Bal moro; Wm. Fnrman, H. P. Hamme Greenville; Jes. A. August, W. J. Ett Newberry; Henry H. Mitchel], Rut erfordton, N. C. ; Wm. Ratlodge, M Rutledge, Mrs. E. Rutledge, Miss I vanel, Miss ila van el, Charleston; M H. Witherspoon and two children, Coonnok, Charlotte; Mrs. M. C. Sh rod and child, 8. C.; G. R. Turn Greenwood, 8. C.; J. Washburn, ? vannah; W. H. Scott, Augusta; Thon Dain, Pittsburg, Pa. ; T. G. Williams? C. & A. R. R. ; Jno. C. Krister, Chest Mrs. Griffin, Now York; Col. L. Black, Richlaud; E. E. Burrough, W Thompson, Baltimore; J. M. Ry Blackville, 8. C. : W. A. Lesley, Pick? C. H.; Thos. Battle, New York; Mr. a Mrs. James M. Allan, Miss Ella lui Greenville; Jos. A. Danbar, Columl H. H. Henning, Fla.; J. R. Chatha Helena, 8. C. . National Hotel.-J.- Blakoly, Gadsdi W. II. Lyfcs. Fairfield; Jno. McOrcd Florida; W. E. Barket, Anderson; F. Morris, Greenville; J. Harp Vau Cokesbury; Mrs. Allen Vance, M Nina Vance, Mrs. B. Ricks, Greenwoi Col. H. J. Caughman, Mill Creek: P. Ellis, Ky. ; J. H. Detzon, J. H. Verm Georgetown; T. J. Taylor, Pineville, C.;B. G. Yocum, Chester; P. Etd Winunboro; J. M. Smith. Statetot* W. T. McKenn, Orangebnrg; C. Griffin, AbboviUo.? ??lied io tho'fc?owln^adrerti?eniPuia, ltabli?hedtho|flrfet ??mefth> menang: MeOttrig Biohlan? Lbdgo. D. Gambri?T-Bond sod Stock Broker. j. & T. R.AiiM^-^lti?ii j y ; A. F. Amakor-Coltoa Seed for Bale. G. G. Haltiwanger-Assignee's Notice. Wm; A. Wri?ut-^NioisiaonHonte." Wella <fe Caldwell-?-Agency. . ?. k G. D. Hope-Breakfaat Bacoa. To the Dental Profession. D. a Pelxottq & Son-Auction. Ojpylo,ttefcCkjl|uai^ Fisher, Lowrance x Fisher-Wanted. K. C. Shivwir-?-?Now Opening. M?iW / i_:-,! <> ? o ii i'.t "t, ? .; : Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma- - laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons & Co. ; ? druggists, Savanna*, Ga; 6 I-[mi ii ? ?.?? tl lin-1- : f oti . ?. I Havfl A TBHHTBXH Couau.-You need. . not have it long; go to yonr druggist hod :1 get a bottle of Da Trrrr's CrnBDBAtxro EXPBCTORANT, it wi H noon cate yon. lt is dangerons to neglect coughs. Thia, valuable preparation may be found in every village and hamlet TO tho South ?nd WM ol .\.:-.<Qd09 A. wonderful our o repotted from Penn- . > syhrania. with HarmTsn'a QosBs'ft L>B LIOHT. A girl fifteen yeare'of age, palo and sickly, emadiatedv no appetite, losing flesh, with sore! eyes, ?ore rho?tb, and n general wasting, away*-?all io wing top*- . ver ty of blood.' Af ber: cai ag if ban bottles . of the Qaeeri's Delight, .her aspatria Moi turned,' digestion improved, iuoroaea ?ui growth and' flesh,' sbres fro moved, .skin : bright and clear, and etory indication of an improved condition of her whole syfa- : tem. This is one of the many cassa .Wu hoar of the wonderful roinlts of H?tn-f.'. : itsh's Queen's Delight. Everywhere* .v North and So rt th, wherever introduced, ? it is spoken of in tho highest ter rna. OI?... Breakfast Bacon and fctouk?d Beef. ' C*r\f \ LBS.t?holcc'Breakfast BsOON,.* ' ?UU 200 Lbs! mme ?rabksd BBWVfor:-: sale by_ E. A ft. D. HOPB. Wanted. ABLACKSMITH AND A WHEELWRtoiBT., to go a sbort distance in the eoUrttry.' Steady employment and good wa ?res will bm given. Apply to '1 ii' -o! Nov 3 lf TIMBER, LAWRANCE ? FI1HKB. Agency. - THE subscriben are Agents for the sal?af P. H. Ellin' Vi HISIIEY, rando bi Kentucky, and havo on hand a full ?tock of tho following Branda : Puro Old Rye WHISKEY, do do Bourbon do, do do Wheat do. Nov?6 _WELLS A CALDWELL. Executors* Sale of Beal Estate. ^ THE subscribers offor for salo the gjplantation known aa LOG CASTLE, fjWg JCthe property of tho late Maj. ff-<j f?vn O'ti anion, containing about fits thousand ono , hundred and sixty-four (5,164) acres, about fourteen miles from Columbia, io Richland Comity, on the CongareS Rivar. This txaat ' embraces soma of as productive-lands, both i for cern and cotton, aa are on the, Congare*.. River; a part of which ie swamp, .and a largs body of pine ranch Tho whola Tract la abun? dantly supplied with water, having a creek running through: it, and bounded on on? side by tbs Cong arte River. Timber ia abundant . and convenient to tho Booth CarolioaBa?rcad. j The above tract may be treated for privately until THURSDAY, lim butant; at which timo it will be offend for tale to the highest bidder, at the Court flouae iq, thia city, i A plat of said trap* may,be seen at the cx??o? of tho Clerk of the Court.' For further particulars, apply to'Samuel L*. ; Jones, who will give any informatisa1 deahr ed. SAMUEL L. JONES, J vr?T*nT Nova JB88B BEEBE, j j^jSggS Industrial Iron Wytkf;1 J^' THE undersigned, having procured ?Agood tools, bas commenced a general ^?Jr Machino business, at the caner of Wayne and Gorvaia or Bridge streets, opposite the Greenville passenger depot, and is now ready to receive orders for building and repair ; ing all kinds of Machinery, such aa Steam En? gines and Boilers, Circular. Saw, Flour and Grist Mills, Mill Gearing, Shafting and Pul leys, Cotton. Press Screws and Irons, Iron Railings for Cemeteries and Buildings, Bridge and other Bolts and Nuts of any deelred cUecr. and Wrought Iron Forgings. PTomptnaea guaranteed. , J. A, J. DERRICK. Oct 30_. , Imo Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. THE undersigned moat respectfully informs bis patrons, and toe public in _general. that he has reoeiTfld a-/veil se? lected assortment of fine Wa tabes, Jewelry and Clocks-amo?gst them the celebrated German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut and Oak. SPECTACLES, and Eye-glasses of every focus, to suit all eyes. Abovo-mentioned articles will be sold at reasonable prices. AU work connected with this line Wilt be executed In the beat workmanlike manner, and properly warranted. A. W- WEHR HAK, Plain street, ?ppoalta Mr.Berrj's FnrolUre Rooms. _ Pot 27 OPENING. Fresh Brags AMD FANCY ARTICLES, AT pjti,j Oct 23 E. E. JACKSON'S Drv* ?tere. White Corn. r AA BUSHELS prime old Whits CORM, OKJ\J tor Bale by g. jg G. D. HOPR. Smoked and Pickled Meats. FERRIS' beet PIG HAMS-smoked. Ferris' best Bacon Strips " .* " Beof Tongues M " " .? u pickled, ii pig pork ? Extra No. 1 Salmon " Frosh to hand, together with the finest as sortmentorchoico FAMILY GROCERIES ever offered in this market. Oct 29 GEORGE BTMM1R8> Plows. BRINLY'S universal PLOW& Reynolds' uni verdal Pion s. Murfoe's Sub-Boil. Ames* Turning, Sub-soil and Bide-hill Eagle riowa. For salo low, for cash, by Oot 22 FISHER. LOWRANCE A. flflHER. Clover. Seed. FOR aalo by FISHER, LOWRANCE A- FISHER. Bried Fruit. S\?~\ RUSH EL8 DRIED PEACHES. ??\J 50 bushels Dried APPLES. Fer salo low by_B. G. D. jjjPg7 Teas and Coffees, Cl ELECTED byan expert-Choicest Moynno, O Hyson, Japan and English Br?akfaat Teas. Mocha, Old Government J-.va.Lag'iayra and common to choice Rio Coffees. Prices low and quality guaranteed. GEO. S Y M MK RB.