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Parla Exosporatctl-TCItctleiia Suapendcd, TOURS, September 24.-Tho following news is official: In tho proclamation to Franco, boforo the siego of Paris, Julos Favre desired to soo Bismarck, to know the intention of tho enemy. Tho follow? ing is the declaration of the euemy: "Prussia wishes to coutinuo tho war, in order to reduco France to a second rate power. Prussia demands Alsace and Lorraine ns far as the Mouso, by right of conquest. Prussia, before consenting to an armistice, demands tho rendition of Strasburg, Toul and Moutvalorion." Pa? ris is exasperated, and will rather bury herself beneath her ruins. To such in? solent pretensions, we eau only respond by resistance to tho last extremity. Franco accepts tho struggle, and counts upon her children. Signed by Crcmioux, Glais, Gizoiu and Tourichou. The Government has issued decrees that all municipal elections, as well as those of tho Constituent Assembly, will be suspended and adjourned, and all mu? nicipal elections which hove been effect? ed, annulled. Tho Prefects will maintain thoir municipalities, or in their inability to serve, appoint others. BRUSSELS, Septcuibor 2-1.-Toni capi? tulated, aud wns not carried by storm as at first reported. Tho terms accorded are similar to those granted at Sedau. LONDON, September 25.-Despatches from Tours confirm tho reports of light? ing in Paris, between the Beds aud the troops under Trochu. No particulars. The local Junta will rule Bomo till the plebiscite vote. Tho French steamer from Havre will come to New York via Cowes. FLORENCE, September 25.--Cadorna, addressing the Provisional Government of Borne which he himself created, said: Your task is sublime. Tho 2?th of Sep? tember is an era iu your history, for it makes Home again n capital kingdom. TOURS, Soptombor 25.-Ministers Gnmbatte and Ferry, addressing Cro mieux say: "Paris proposos to make a heroic defence. All parties aro united to sustain tho Government of defence. You hear, through Prussian sources, of troubles in Paris. Deny it. We havo an enormous force of National and Mo? bile Guard and troops of tho line, with munitions and provisions, to hold out all tho winter. Let France make a hero? ic effort." LONDON, September 25.-Thiers, after an interview with Yon Bueat, departed to St. Petersburg. Tho journals concur that Fuvre's visit to Bismarck is abortive. The Tours journals declare that tho Fronch people prefer extinctiou to hu miliatiou. Tho Germans consider Strasburg, Toul aud Verdun theirs. Favre and his colleagues unite against thoir demands. Tho terms now dopend upon tho Euro? pean Congress to assemble at Brussels. La France says that peace is impossiblo on the ternis now proposed without ruin. Nothing is left us but dogged re? sistance. Despatches from Berlin repudiate the permanent occupation of Fort Mont Va? lerian as a permanent meuaco to Paris. Tho St. Petersburg journal denies that the neutral powers encourage obstinacy in Frauce, and declares that Bussia ap? proves the terms dictated by Prussia. Queen Victoria wholly ignores Euge? nia and Louis. A meeting in London was held last night in sympathy with Franco. It was a failure, fow people aud no notable ora? tors were present. FLORENCE, September 20.-Among the political persons released at Home, was Petroux, after seveutuen years' imprisou mont. LONDON, September 20.-Tho Times' specials, dated Saarbruck, 24th instant, say Bazaine made a feint on the sido of Morey La Haut, and attempted to escape to Thionvillo. There was a heavy can? nonade for some hours, aud a sharp tight at Moulin, seven miles from Metz. Thc French were driven back; their loss was serious. Bazaine, has released his pri? soners. A heavy force of Bavarians is penetrating the country towards Lyons. Tho cathedral at Strasburg is irreparably injurod. The astronomical clock is still going. Von Buest has assured Thiers of the deepest sympathy, but intervention is impossible. It is said Thiers will offer tho Czar importaut concessions in thc East. A French loTee, cn masse, is hourly expoctcd. Tho Baltic fleet has been ordered to cut tho cabio between Germany aud Swedeu. TOURS, September 25.-Tho city is crowded with refugees fioni all quarters; many sleep in tho streets. BRUSSELS, September 20.-Tho Bel? gian press unanimously denounce Prus? sia's arrogant demands. BKUSSELS, September 20.-Bands of workmen yesterday paraded tho streets singing tho Marseillaise, aud crying " Vive la France.'" The majority of thc people here dis? favor .tho aunexation of Alsace aud Lo ra i no. TOURS, September 25.-A largo num? ber of official messengers hence for Puris, have returned. All omnibus horses of Paris was siezed by the Government to transport troops. Thu Journal Officiel publishes decrees, increasing tho num? ber of regiments and conferring extra? ordinary powers upon gcuoral officers. A division of cavalry reached hero from South Franco. A largo force of Mobiles passed Tours going to Orleans. Martial law in Algeria has been suspended. Thu Prussian dragoons are at Medan. The Prussians are in force at Bongivalc, Beal, Montcrie and near Chat*lion. Skirm? ishes occurred at Ville, Juif la Huge, Chevilly, and elsewhere. The Prussians have apparently abandoned tho St. Dennis side. Their movements indicate an intention to al luck ut Screaux. Later information place thu Prussians near Banget and at St. (/'loud. LONDON, September 2G.--Despatches from Orleans report cavalry at Bazoohcs, and nt Antonay. Prince Albert, with a largo force, is reported near Bazoches. Tho Prussians aro reconstructing Lrfon fortifications. MADRID, Soptembor 26.-The Govern? ment informs DeRodas that his resigna? tion, if persisted in, will be accepted. LONDON, September 26.-Communica? tion from Paris and Tours, by balloons, continues. Prefects of the Western De? partment, according to proclamation of tho Ministry, arc appealing to the people to rise en manse and overwhelm tho in? vaders. 3,000,000 francs for defence was voted by Calais. Belgium is grieved aud ularmcd at the failure of tho peace nego tiatious. Tho treaty between Belgium and Prussia for tlie release of tho wound? ed in Belgian hospitals, has beon signed. JAMAICA, September 20.-Tho cable laid yesterday is working admirably. It will be continued to Aspinwall. n-ivul <>r a JU Using Steamer-Demo? cratic Victor!??? NORFOLK, September 25.-Tho United States Steamer Bibb, whoso loss at sea was receutly rumored, has arrived safely at Hatteras inlet. ST. Loris, September 25.-Several prominent members of tho polico have beou removed for adhering to liberal Republicanism. * NASHVILLE, September 25.-Tho muni? cipal elcctiou was carried by 2,000; both branches Democratic. CINCINNATI, September 25.-The Bridge Commission has commenced its session. Tho river men claim that dur? ing high water tho draws are dangerous, and nro out of channel during low water. CHARLESTON, September 20.-Arriv? ed-steamer Clydo, Now York. CHEYENNE, September 26.-Half a block ou Eddy street was burned to day; loss S200.000; little insurance. NEW YORK, September 26.-The steam? er Sarah Fish, of Maiue, was abandoned in a sinking condition; crew brought boro by the Orleans steamer Metropolis. Kepling, arrested near Reading, Pa., charged with implication in the Nathan murder, was in New Jersey when tho murder occurred. Tho arrest was caused by extravagaut accounts of his own ex? ploits. RALEIGH, September 26.-Extensive preparations are being made for tho State fair, to bo held hero on tho 18th of Octo? ber, and to contiuue for four days. It is expected that the exhibition and attend? ance will L i the largest ever had. The Rov. Charles Phillips, D. D., of David sou College, an accomplished scholar, will deliver an address. The trotting track is iu excellent ordor. A large num? ber of special premiums aro offered by leading business men, in addition to the regular premium. All quiet in political circles. NEW ORLEANS, September 26.-Ten yellow fover deaths for the last twenty four hours. Tho daughter of A. W. Walker, aged fourteen, was instantly killed by falling from the gallery of her father's residence, to-day. WASHINGTON, Septembor 26.-Admi? ral Porter asks to be relieved from fur? ther duty iu tho Navy Department, on account of failing health. NEW YORK, September 26.-The New England press, including Boston, have renewed their contract with tho Associat? ed Press. PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-Judge. Robert C. Grier is dead-aged sovouty seveu. Eutaw Encampment No. 2, I. 0. 0. F. A REGULA lt meet __,ing of thia Eneanip EPmuntnillbu hehl Tills (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Members aro requested to bc prompt in at? tendance, by order of the C. P. Sopt 27 1_M. GOLDSMITH. Scribe. THE: GRAND ANNUAL FAIR OF THE Cotton States Mechanics and Agricul? tural Fair Association OVENS AT AUGUSTA, Ga., OCTOBISR 23, 1S70. RAILROADS carry viaitora or articles for exhibition at half ratea. No efforts have been spared to make tho EXHIBITION tho moat attractive ever held in tho Cottou States. Over $16,000 in Premiums! GRAND TOURNAMENT! T ll O TT 1 X (J M A T C II E S , J: C . Competition from all sections invited. For Premium Hist or information, ad dross, E.H. GRAY, Secretary, Sept 27 Ct Augusta, Ga. New Mackerel i ^n?R??>w JUST to hand. No. 1, 2, and jfc^S???K?3 3 MACKEREL, catch of 1870. For sal?'bv GEOBGE SYMMEBS. 331 .A. 3F*. "E> ^ HART WHOLESALE, NO. : B ETA IL, CORN E B KIN G CIIAKI.Ks Agents for Fairban A: BURDICK'S NATIO uni-:s, j J: ox, STEEL, HOLLOW WARE, MILL STOAES, AGRICULTURA! I Sept 10 FINANCIAL. AND C?M.UKUCIA?,. NEW YORK, September 20-Noon. Flour, wheat and oom quiet and un? changed. Cotton dull and hoavy-up? lands 17%; Orleans 18^; sales 700 bales. Freights dull. Gold 13?4'. Money 5@G. Polk dull, nt 25.00. Sterling-long 9 V2 ; short 10,%. G2's 12%. 7 P. M.-Money eusy, nt 4@5. Star? ling 9K.?9%. Gold 13; ?. Nothing doing iu cottou-solos 1,000 bales; uplands 17^. Flour-State and West? ern 5@10o. lower; super 4.90(0)5.15; Southern dull-common to fair extra 5.35(7/.0.15. Wheat heavy and l@2o. lower-winter red and amber Western 1.32@1.35. Corn heavy and lc. lower, at 85(if 90. Pork lower, at 25.50. Lard lower--kettle 10(0)10 ?4. Whiskey hoavy, at 8S;?(T?]89. Groceries firm. BALTIMORE, September 20.-Flour dull and weak. Wheat firm and steady. Corn-white 1.02. Pork heavy, at 27.50. Bacou weak-.shoulders 14J?? 14 ??.,'. W h iskey fi rm, at 91. CINCINNATI, September 20.-Flour steady and in moderate demand. Corn firm, at 70@72. Pork quiet, at 24.25. Bacon in limited jobbing demand. Whiskey SG((?87. ST. LOUIS, September 20.-Flour family 0.00@6.75. Corn linn-yellow 70. llemi) unchanged. Bugging steady, at 29(<?30. Whiskey-nothing done. Provisions steady. Pork 25.Ol). Bacou clear sides 17j.j. Lard quiet and uu ehaugi d. GALVESTON, September 20.-Cotton dull and tending downward-good ordi? nary 13j*.i; sales 100 bales; net receipts 200; stock 5,341. Niiw ORLEANS, September 2G.-Cotton dull and nominal-middlings 10,l.<; sales 900 bales; net receipts 4,243; stock 22, 307. MOUILE, September 20.-Cottou quiet -middling 15^; sales 500 bales; net re? ceipts S70; stock 12,802. AUGUSTA, September 2G.-Cottou market opened with a good demand, ut 15, but closed easier, at 14??'@15; sales receipts 870. SAVANNAH, September 20.-Cotton middlings 10; sales 150 bales; uet re? ceipts 3,905; stock 13,053. CHARLESTON, September 20.-Cotton dull ami easier-middlings 15,'.?@?5??? sales 150 bales; net receipts 1,089; ex? ports coastwise 2,101; stock 3,954. LONDON, September 20-3 P. M. Consols 92. Bouds ?0V LIVERPOOL, September 20-3 p. M. Cotton dull-nplauds (J(a$)}6; Orleans 9>?@9??. LIVEUTOOL, September 2G-Evening. Cotton flat-uplands 9(i?9Ia'; Orleans 9K?9^. 200 Feathers. Lbs. NEW FEATHERS, lor sale by Sept 272 T. J. A H. M. GIBSON. Wanted, ry\0 rent, hy a responsible tenant, a good" JL Dwelling HOUSE, of eight or ten Rooms. Inquire at the ofbco of J. W. DENNY, Sept 27.2 Mainstreet. True Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, ?.F.M. *i AN EXTRA Communication of "".j^Hf Tiu>' Brotherhood Lodge will bo held /^r\in Masonic Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EY EN INO, at 8 o'clock, liv order of (ho \V. M. Seilt 27 1 F. A. (?KEY, Secretary. Attention, Columbia Rifles! ATTEND Companv Drill, at Seegers' Hall, at S o'clock, PH?S EVENING. Punctual and full attendance requested. Bv order I BICHABD O'NEALE, Ju., Captain. W. B. CATHCART, Order!V Sergeant. Sept 27 ._ _1 P AU LC . TEENHOLM", AO EXT j Baltimore & Charleston Steamship Co., AM) SHIPPING ?fi COMMISSIONMEUCHA XT, V II A ll MIST O X , S . C . "VY7TI.L attend to tho Sale and Purchase of I VV Cotton, Rico, Ragging, Rope, Colton Tieg, etc. Sopt 27 tuf Bl Columbia Building and Loan Associa? tion. AMEETING of this Association is called for TO-MORROW (Wednesday) EVE I XING, at half-past 7 o'clock, at Palmetto Engine House. Tho meeting is for organiza? tion. Preliminary to this, thc first monthly pavaient of $1 per share will now bo received at "the Savings Bank. J. P. THOMAS, Sept '?7 Acting President. COLLINS, WETHERILL ?Si CO., WHOLESALE SEED GROWERS, 1,111 ?ml 1,113 Market Street, Philadelphia. GARDEN SEEDS OF choicest stock and I ruc to name-our own growth. livery variety of selected Garden, Field and Flower Seeds. Wo have nearly 300 acros exclusively devoted to the growing of Garden and Flower Seeds. Deal? ers amt others wishing Seeds direct from the grower, should send their orders to us. Tho largely increased demand for our Seods is the best evidence of tho caro bestowed on their growth and preparation. Our general Wholesale Trade List mailed free on application. COLLINS, WETHERILL A CO., 1,111 and 1,113 Market street, Philadelphia. Sept 27 Ilia W A H. ET & CO., 19 // A Y X E S T li E E T, AND MARKET STREETS, TON, S. C. ks' Standard Scales SI) NAL KAY CUTTER. I:I:S IN a UNS, NA ?LS, 'CHAINS, 'I IN WA HE, H?LTING CI.OTU. IMPLEMENTS. Iltn FAST FREIGHT LINE. Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston. THE Ano steamships FALCON, SEA O CLL a.ul MARYLAND, of tho Baltimore and Charleston Lino, funning a part of tho QBE AT SO?THEBN FBEIQHT LINE, B P U' *l TTI-?L OHA.R.LESTOKT. S- O. , Time as good and Freight? as low asjhe published rides of any other Une. Counoctmg with tho Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad, for tho 'great \Ve8t; tho Northern Central, for Harrisburg, Fa., and iutorior pointe; tho W. P. and B. It. B., for Philadelphia; boston by first-class steamships and with tho South Carolina Bailroad, and connecting roads, ISSUING THROUGH m i.i.s' LADING to and from Columbia, Greenville, all stations on tho Gruenvillo and Colnmbia Railroad Ashville. Flat Bock, Charlotte, N. C. ' MORDECAI & CO., I PAUL. C. THKNIIOLH ?Si MORDECAI & CO., No. -15 South Oay street, baltimore. | AgcntB Charleston, S. O. Sept 27 tuflG .^ffiSjjk HARBWARE ?S||P&|A WE bavo recently made large udddition to our stock of HARDWARE, at ICFB prices than have been had since tho war. All our old stock AT COST AND LESS THAN COST. New Goods at Reduced Prices: CARPENTER TOOLS, Blacksmith Tools, Masoim' Tools aiid Farming Im? plements, Carriage Material, Building Material, Trimming Material and House furnishing Goods, AT LOW FANCY GBOCEBIES, Wines and Liquors, of every grado-an immcneo stock. * Canned Gooda, Syrups, Chowing 'and Smoking To? bacco, Sugar, Coffee, Ac, EST PRICES. Our friends who favor na with their orders for RAGGING and TIES, will always Cud na at tho bottom of the market in those and all other (roods. TERMS CASH. Sept 25 3ruo JLORICK & LOWRANCE. IF" XT ?i" iji S T O o B: OF HANDSOME FALL AND WINTER GOODS, NOW OPENED AT THE SB7 GOODS PALACE OUR CARPET, LIKE ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS, IS THE BEST, TEE PRETTIEST AND THE CHEAPEST. Sept 17 3uio R. C. SHIVER. NICKERSON HOUSE, C3 O XJ TJ IM 33 I A IHAVE mado arrangements to give BREAKFAST lo passengers arriving on tho carly South Car (dina Railroad train, and destined to points on tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad. This House is also the DINNER HOUSE for the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail? road, and Greenville and Columbia Baihoad. Passengers arriving bv the Greenville tuid Columbia Railroad, going South, via Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Bailroad, have FORTY MINI TL'S FOR DINNER. Ubobo going to Charleston have FOUR HOURS to lay over for evening train. OMNIBUSES will be in attendance to couvov passengers to and from the Hotel FREE OF cn.vnoK. WM. A? "WRIGHT, Proprietor. sept i? ia THE POLICY-HOLDERS' LIFE A\i) TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF THE SOUTH, NO. gt) URO AD ST RB KT, CHARLESTON, 8. C. -o::o WM. MuBURNEY, President. E. P. ALEXANDER, Yiee-Pres. and Actuary. J. F. (ill,MUK, Viet -P., resident in Georgia. E. NYE HUTCHISON, Vice-President, rosi dent in North Carolina. GEOBGE K. HOGGS, Secret arv. JOHN T. DARBY, M. D., Medical Adviser. AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor. JAMES CONNER, Counsel. T lt V S T hi E S . William McBurnev, J. Eli Gregg, John 1!. Palmer, lb nrv Bischoff, William C. Ree, ' .1. Harv, y Wils..ii, R. O'Neil le, Jr., Wm. G. Whihlen. Robert Min e, E. Nyc Hutchison, John T. Darby, M. D., A. S. Johnson, Andrew Si monds, A. B. Yance, Wm. M. Shannon, George ILM? Heit, John R. Dukes, M. McKac, ]>. Wiatt Aiken, James Conner, Geo. W. Williams, J. F. Gilmtr, Giles J. Patterson, George E. Hoggs, James ll. Pringle, William Duncan, Rev. Jamen P. Boyce, John H. Deven ux, Lewis D. Mowry, John S?reven, Itoht. L. McCaughiin, E. P. Alexander, Wm. K. Ryan, ' John L. Haidee. George H. McMaster, E. J. Scott. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLABM dc po,-i ted with Ci iiiptiollcr-Gciicral for prott ction of Poli ev-Holders. "More than ON li MILLION HOLLAHS of Assuri.l.ce applied for! Tlii.- Company, having complied willi all the ..'onditions of its Charter, it now prepared ti issue ?hr usual forms <>\ Lilt) ami Endow nu nt Policies on I he cash system. CASH PREMIUMS! CASH DI VI DR y HS/ CASU POLICIES.' Ail Policies nou-l'oi trimble alter the paj nu nt ol t IN K Animal Premium. Paid-up Polieii s issued on MU render ol ibe ol iginal tor an cpiitivble amount. Purely MUTUAL! NO Stockholders! A l Pretlts I 1 VI LLD among the Policy-Holders. Dividends declined aiiiiSiully. Dividends once declined ?re non- Ni!, ?table, in,d mu\ I >. mid to ri duce the Premium, lo increase i h>' a in ;.unt ot A-.-io ance, Or io in ii kc ii.. Policy self-sustaining. LUM. iid> !. :t wit li the f'ompaiiy, however appin d, leay br n r.I, in .-jin ol' nerd, to pay Pri IliilllliS, 1 livest mens confined IM Charter io t he most solid and i. liable Sccuritms. itir Patronize thc ontv Life As-v.i unce in fee State, and keep your MOM \ AT HOME. Julv 1!> 3:no ' ' PHILLIP M. I OUCH EH, Agent for South Carolina. Eight Valuable City Lota. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY, the 8d dav o? October next, 1870, wo will Bell, in front of ibo Court HOUBO, in thia city, at 10 o'clock, Bight desirable half-acre LOTS, within tho corporato limit? of Columbia, situated in the Eastern part of Un? city, and formerly known as Waverly. Lota NOB. 1, 2, 3 and 4, fronting and bound? ed on tho Wost by street ?ioi navitd. Lots NOB. 5 and C fronting and bounded North by Waehington Btreet; Weet by Lota Noa. S and 4; Eaet by street not wanted. L^tB Nos. 7 and b fronting and bounded South by Lady street; East hy street not named; North by Lota Nos. 5 and U; Weat by Lots NOB. 1 and 'J. TKUMH or SA j.r..-One-half cash: balance in twelve month a, secured by bond and mort? gage, bearing interest at 7 per cont, por annum. Purchasers to pay UB for papers and stampB. Sept ill To Mlake Room Foil my extensive stool; of DllY GOODS CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, UM? BRELLAS, Ac, I offer my entire stock of SHOES at cost. JACOE SULZCACHER. Sept 20 For Sale. IOFFER at private salo my PINE BLUFF PLANTATION, on the Mufi" Boad, two aud throe quarter miles from Gadsden Depot, on tho South Carolina Railroad, until tho first Monday in November; if uot disposed of at that timo, it will bo cold at public salo, in Columbia. Persona wishing a valuable- upland and swamp place united, will find themselves suited. For particulars, apply t-j mo, on the placo, by lotter, addrcBsed to "Hopkin'e Turn-Out, Richland County." Sopt 24 jlG_ISAAC T. WESTON. Carriage Materials. _CONSISTING in part of HUBS, .-^jJOWjL^Spnkes, Felloes, Shafts, Wheels, mi?fr'Poles, Holts, Malleable Castings, W W Fifth Wheels, Bands, Euamsllod Leather, Dash Leather, Patent and Enauiolled Cloth, Oil Carpet, Lining Nails. Springs, Axles, Firo and other Iron, Dash Frames, Paints, Oils, Carrirgo Varnishes, Ao., Ac. Our stock of these goods Is aecond i"> nono in Columbia, and those dosiring to purchase, will save money by calling on Sopt ll_J. A T. R. AGNEW. Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JUBY CEB TIFICATES. COUNTY CLAIMS, Ac, Ac, bought aud sold bj D. GAMURILL, OFFICE-Columbia Hotel Building. August 21 3mo Union Reform Convention of the Third Congressional District. ACONVENTION, to bo composed of four delegates from each County in th? Third Congressional District, will he held at Colum? bia, on TUESDAY. 27th Septomber inst., to nominate a Candidate to represent said Dis? trict in the Congress of the United States. WM. WALLACE, Sept 1G_E. W. SEIDELS._ Soap! Soap!! Soap!!! AFULL supply of FANCY SOAPS, con? sisting of GLYCERIN, HONEY, CONTINENTAL, OMNIBUS, WINDSOR, TUBKIsn BATH, and TOILET SOAPS. AIHO, 100 boxos Family Washing SOAPS, on hand and for salo low by Sept 10 J. A T. n. AGNEW. Notice. Ol? THE Buseriber is now in receipt of hid gt FALL and WINTER STOCK, consisting ffjjf of CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES and VE8T ? *" 1NGS of tho very latest stylo and pat? terns, which has been carefully selected by himself, and invites thc public to call and ex? amine tho name, as he lias one of tho finest assortments of goods in his lino that over carno to this market. Have, also on hand a splen? did assortment of thu STAR SHIRTS, some of them tho finest ever manufactured. Sopt 24 J. F. EISENMANN. Mackerel ! Mackerel ! ! CHOICE NEW MACKEREL, iu Barr?la, in Half Barrels, in (Quarter barrels, in Kits, and also at retail, just received and for salo by Sept 18 _J. A T. It. AGNEW. Pure Leaf Lard. PACKAGES PURE LEAF LARD, Ow consisting of Barrels. Kegs and boxes, on hand and for sale low by Serb 20_J. A T. B. AGNEW. Newspaper in Lexington. IWILL commence at an early day tho pub? lication, at Lexington Court House, of a woekly paper,THE LEXINGTON DESPATCH, and I will soon visit tho city of Colnmbia, for tho purpoBO of canvassing for advortiaoments and subscriptions. Hs principles will bo anti Radical. GODFREY M. UABMAN, Sept 21 Proprietor. Law Partnership. THE undersigned have associate?! with them Mr. CHARLES F. JANNEY as a partner iu tho practice of law. The business of tho firm will bo conducted in thu name of CAR? ROLL, MELTON A JANNEY. Office at Columbia, S. C. _ Sent 2212* CARROLL A MELTON. E. Morris, Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTURER of COTTON (JINS, at $3.50 per saw. Our Gins are warranted to please in every respect, or no sale. Pre? mium awarded at laat State Fair. Alan, Wood Turning in every description and stylo, at short notice. June 30 fimo Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufacture of BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, amt purchased (il Mesara. Wright A Vinn, one of their now patent brick Machin?e, capable of turning out front 10,000 to (SJ,lH|0 bricks per day, are now prepared to make contracts and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desire?!. Apply t.> H .univ SOLOMON, at his (.tore, or at the South Carolina Hank and Trust Company. _ Sept 3 Flour! Fiour!! Flour!!! . ww\ IIA lt ll ELS FLOU II, consisting in part of Choice Family Flour, .'.'< fi?sf in th* i ' rid:" als?>, Kxlrn and Sliper Flour, nt ci? i. Uncen! market ?irires for rash, for salo ? by J- ?* I. h- AGNEW. Bugging, Kopo, Twine and Colton Ties' 4 ' FULL SUPPLY comitun tl; i u hand and /IL for-a!< low, by J. A i '.; VG X FAY.