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irater*at!qg FoMlg? Iotclll ?rrtee. Torna", Oct?ber 14.-Gambetta has iosuod tho following proclamation : "In habitante of Tours, I announce to you, with inexpressible satisfaction, that on the 12th inst., the more than ever heroin people of Fur if), growing impatient be? hind their ramparts, have determined to march forward against bbc enomy. Here is the bulletin of their first victory: On the en tica zone around the oity the Prus? sians have been driven out of all the po? sitions which they had boon occupying for three weeks towards St. Donia. They have boon driven away beyond Stains, Fierrefette nud Dugay on the East side. Joinville, Cretil, Baubeigny and the Plateau of Avron have boon recaptured. They have been forced from Lebas, London and St. Cloud, and thrown back on Versailles. The enemy know now what a people wish who are determined to save their institutions and their honor. I invite the provinces to do their duty as Paris hos done hers. Vive la Paris! Vive la France/ Vive la R?publique!" The General commanding the Fif? teenth Corps makes the following re? port: .'LAFERTC, ST. AUBIN, October 13. Yesterday the enemy continued to ad? vance towards Orleans. Ou>r troops, who were on the road to Puris, and hud taken part the day before in the battle at Artheuay, gave way. A brigade of tho third division, who tried to oppose the enemy's advance, being constantly opposed by forces more numerous and u superior artillery, had to fall back on Orleans, disputing tho ground foot by foot. I was obliged, in order to oheok the enemy's progress, to go forward, personally, with three battalions of thc reserves belonging to the second divi? sion. The enemy bad been checked foi three hours, but ut last we wero broker and overcome bv their shells, after sllarr. fighting, which does honor to our army. I determined to evacuate Orleans ant to withdraw to the left bank of the Loire Retreat was effeoted in good order." LONDON, October 14.-There is violen resistance in all the French cbanne ports to the shipment of food iu auj form. The rumored proposal of Bismarck ti reconstruct the Holy Alliance is regard ed as equally false and absurd. Menotti Garibaldi bas arrived at Mar seillos, on his way to Paris. Recceotti ii also expoctcd in that city. No military oommand bas been offeree Palikao by the Government, UH hus beei reported. AU batteries the Prussians attemptet to erect against Mont Valerien hove beet destroyed. The Prussian engineers hnv been driven from Clamont, M o tulon um Montretout. Villeguif and Caohaon have both beet recovered by the French on the North The Prussians have been driven back a far as Denil and Ronneuil. The entire peninsular around Genvil Hers has been freed 'from the Prussian by- H over ul strong ea val ry reconnoissauoe and is now in French hands. On th East of Paris a lively cannonade ha been maintained toward Bondy. Th Prussians have also been driven fror. Cbampigay, more than three miles Eas of Vincennes. Tho Prussian circl around Paris is therefore expandi? daily, instead of contracting, aud th French are greatly encouraged. Demonstrations lately occurred i Paris favorable to a radical chauge i the Government. Tho origin was at cribed to Flourens and Louis Riant The movement was utterly insignifican The French army iu the South has t a nucleus three cavalry regiments whic were sent South from Paris beforo th investment of the city, and the Algeria infantry, and troops formerly serving i the Western Department, making a toti of 6,000 effective men. LONDON, via BERLIN, October 14. despatch states that courts-martial in tl Prussian lines make short work of d sorters. Credit for arming tho German peop has been raised to $23,000,000. Tho commander of Toul died at Mi den recently of small-pox. LONDON, Ootober 14.-By n balloo that left Paris on the 10th instant, a vices have been received, which sta that the city is amply supplied with pr visions onough on hand to last thr months. An official decree has be( published, postponing the payment rent for three months. The Odeon b been converted into a powdor magaziu The grand Opera House is full of urn Tho fire from Fort Mont Velarians muk dreadful havoo among the Prussiat continually breaking their circle. A special despatch from tho Hag" says great agitation prevailed upon t discovery thut the King was about to c clare war with Russia. A deserter from Metz says, wh bread and salt are entirely exhaustt there is an apparent plenty of ott provisions. Tho Germans now in E| nal number 7,000. Tho Prussians oct py the heights at Soissons, which tl have fortified. The town is makini gallant defence. The Prussians aro force at Meting. The Prussian reser aro moving Northward from the vicin of Rresaob and Sobestadt. The final siege of Soissons and V dun bas commoucod; both for tifien tu are well supplied with artillery and perienced gunnors. General Debon Baden Minister, has boon appointed command of the Baden cootinge Tho Prussian earth-works before M trolorian aro irksome to tho French ?. rison, whoso fire is incessant. Tho C mans nro gonornlly passive, and ' remain BO till all preparations for bi bardmont have been completed. ' sorties of the French at Paris have boen successfully repelled. A he siege train has just arrived beforo P from Germany. TOURS, October 15.- Tho Fri tieurs attacked the Wurtembnrg cav in tho forest of Fontainebleau, killed many, capturing a largo ame of stores. Oari^r?|;\^"B^eo& ( New Bro isa i ck is bombarded co nota ut! j and answers vigorously. Vessels arriving here to-day, from Martinique, report having passed, on the 12th September, an American steam frigate dismasted. LjVEfepOOii, October 15._TH* Btesijs sbip ludio landed 200 Papal Zouavoa at this port yesterday. They were taken aboard at Genoa, and will be sent to their homesion Wednesday. LONDON, October 15.-A dreadful ac? cident occurred at Mitchell's ship-yard, Newcastle-on-Tyne, yesterday after? noon. A large iron vessel, unfinished, fell over, crushing a number of work? men. Six bodies have 4>een recovered; six others are visible, but not accessi? ble; twenty wera seriously wounded. LONDON, October 15.-The German garrison of Stenay, captured by tho French from Montmedy, numbered only sixty men. The Prussian videttes retired before the Mobiles at Mairtecez. Ba zaiue's activity is undiminished. He makes frequent sorties, harassing the besiegers. PARIS, October 15.-Tho Mobiles dis? perse groups of people aronud the Hotel De Ville. A uow political club has been formed; among its members aro noted journalists aud lawyers. The first session was held Monday uigbt, when au organization was effected. Military movements among both Prus? sians and Parisians indicate that a great movement is imminent. Thiers was received by tho French Legation at Floreuce on Thursday. LONDON, October 14.-The Church Congress is in session at Southampton to-day. Earl Nelson moved and spoke in favor of n more intimate union, with non-conformity, ou the basis of the recoguition of kindred points of belief and disregard of points of dissent. The tendency of tho succeeding discussion was favorable to the proposition. LONDON, October 15.-Tho American ship Sorrento, of Liverpool, for New Orleaus, was wrecked; crew saved. Ridley, Sous Sc Co., of Liverpool, have failed. The Prussians have retired from Bretenio to Laon. A recent Puris lettei says there is no sickness and uo lack ol food or courage-ou my honor. The Prussian Minister at Brussels de? mands the punishment of tho Independ? ence Beige, for partisanship aud untruth iuluess. ROME, October 15.-Mazziui has beet excluded from amnesty. LONDON, October ?5.-The Germar Democrats continue their protest! against Jacobi's d?tention. Tho Empe ror couvokes the Austrian and Hunga rian delegations, November 21, at Peeth TOURS, October 15.-There was sha? r fighting, uear Orleaus, yesterday Nothing official to-day. A Paris letter of Tuesday says th? Prussians aro moving Southerly-th? Mobiles following. Troops have beer sent in other directions, as a precaution ary measure. Several deserters have beeu sentenced to death. Precaution have been taken against Gustave Flou rons. No balloon to-day-wind unfavor able. Eleven wagons, containing frui aud vegetables, were captured from tin Prussians, near Chattelon. Burnside bas returned to Versailles Ho is expeoted back to-morrow. It i said peace negotiations are progressing The people of Paris seem determined ti oppose poace based on cession of terri tory. Steel guns, to carry 9,000 meters are beiug manufactured. Much imp?t tance is attached to Prussian inactivity The Parisians desire au attack from tin Prussians. Tho following is official: A recnuuoit sance to Laferto drove off the Prussia camp ut Santlillou. < ? . American Affaira. CHARLESTON, October 15.-Arrived sleumships James Adger, New York Falcon, Baltimore; barque Annie Kim ball, Liverpool. ATLANTA, October 13.-TueGoverno to-day approved, and transmitted b telegraph, the joint resolution of th General Assombly.inviting the Presider and Cabinet to visit tho State duriu Fair wqok. A joint Committee of th Souate and House has beon appointed t meet tho President and party at tb State line. It is expected that the Pr< sident will leave Washington by specii traiu on Tuesday moruiug, and reac hero Thursday, tho 20th. The Cit Council also adopted resolutions extern ing tho hospitality of tho city to tho ii vited guests of the State. Whito frost hero this morning. WILMINGTON, October 14.-Thestoao ship Washington, which cleared this po to-day. took fire nine, miles below tl city aud was run ashore on tho point < Big Island. Tho cargo consists of aboi 700 barrels turpentine, 300 bales of co ton and a few barrels of rosin. TM hours sicce tho tiro had burst throug tho upper deck, and there is no doul tho vessel will prove a total loss. Ol of tho city fire companies, with a stout) er, has been despatched to the seem in the hopo of saving part of tho carg The cargo is fully insured. ATLANTA, GA., Ootober 15.-The cc ner-stouo of tho monument to the Co federate dead was laid to-day, in tl cemetery, by Grand Master Sama Lawrence. Among the articles deposite was a beautiful Confederate flag, pi sontod by Miss Sullio Edwards. T monument is being built under t auspices of tho ladies of tho Memor; Association. MOIJILE, October 15.-Deaths frc fever to-day 18; total to dato 87. NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-Deal from yellow fever for tho last two days ] NORFOLK, October 14.-A largo Ame can ship is reported ashoro at Wa? woods, about twenty-two miles South Capo Henry. Name unknown. Assi anco has gone to hor. ROCHESTER, October ID.-Tho Uuil States Marshal to-day received pard papers for tho Fenian prisoners, w will be liberated this evening. XM?&:4?WJ&I&M** IB. Sher wood, Democrat, d?r?ats Armstrong, Republican, in the 8th District, for Con gross. WASHINGTON, October 14.-A very large and impressive meeting of citizens waa held to-night, at Metzoroti Hall, to Leo. Tho meeting was presided over by W. W. Corcoran, Esq., with a number of Vice-Presidents and Secretaries. A series of resolutions were adopted, unani? mously expressive of the sentiments of the community, after which addresses wero delivered by James M. Carlisle, Esq., Richard T. Merrick, Esq., and Col. W. P. Phillips. General Lee remarked, two years ago, to General Pendleton, that he did not expect to live longer than two years more. The evening he was taken sick he was unusually bright and cheerful. The remote reason of General Leo's death was the long continuance of do pressing moral causes, oommencing with weighty responsibilities and anxieties during tho lost yoar of the war, and thc effect which the overthrow of the cause he loved and the condition of the South Hinco has had upon him. He bore all with calm exterior, and devoted himself to the duty of the hour, but the fibres of his grent heart were at last broken. Thc proximale cause cd his death was mental and physical fatigue, inducing venous congestion of the brain, which gradually caused cerebral exhaustion and death. WASHINGTON, Ootobor 15.-There is no doubt that tho President has accepted tho resignation of Cox, Secretary of the Interior, to take effect about the 1st of November. Upon application from citizens of Charleston, Judgo Rond has appointed Federal managers of elections in that city-one from each' political pnrty for each votiug precinct. These appoint? ments arc made under thc Act amending the naturalization laws. Mr. Fuller, the messenger, with the appointments, leaves to-night. The following sergeants of tho Bigual aorps have beeu appointed: J. E. Evans, Montgomery, Ala. ; J. R. Allen, Augusta, Ga. ; D. A. Daboll, Mobile, Ala. Despatches from nearly every cit}' and village of the South report progress of or preparation for Lee obsequies. The universality of the sorrow excludes the expression of it from the telegraphic columns. SAN FBANCISCO, October 14.-Tho steamship Continental, from Mazatlan, with a full cargo and full complement of passengers and a large mail, encountered a severe gale on the 28th of September, in tho gulf, and sprung a leak. Her pumps were worked twelve hours, when the vessel was abandoned. Six boats, filled with passengers, shoved off. Seven passengers and the second cook refused to leave tho steamet', and went down with her. Two boats arrived at Cape St. Lucas on the 30th. Other boats landed near the same place. The following is a list of the lost: Manuel Rubio, Mazatlan; Jose Monas, San Luis Potosi; J. R. Lyttle, Mr. Martinenz and three Mexicans, names unknown. The steamer and crow is a total loss. NEW YOKE, October 15.-Tho race for tho cup worth fifty guineas, between tho Dauntless and Cumbria, resulted in a victory for the Dauntless, by fourteen minutes. The course was from Sandy Hook Point to tho stake boat, twenty miles to windward and return. NEW YORK, October 15.-The Herald special, dated Paris, 5th, says fresh pa? pers of correspondence of the Imperial family had been found at the Tailleries, which provo conclusively the existence of an organized espionage on the whole country, by tho Government-evon to the watching of public, functionaries, who denounced each other. Several well known ladies wero employed in this espionage. The documents all bear an? notations in the baud of the Emperor. The letter-carriers and clerks of the post office wory bribed into service. Ro ports of the secret police also show pecu? lations of the Imperial functionaries in contracts for lighting the city. Tho//ero-W'sspecial, dated Tours, 14th, says the Herald's correspondent had an interview with Garibaldi, whosaj's: "His qniet simplicity and dignity of manner much impressed me; his countenance is sad, with a worn look in thc eyes. He informed mo that ho mado his escape from Caprera in a fishing smack, pro? vided by his friend Col. Rondini, who ac? companied him. Ho asked many ques? tions relativo to tho merits of the Whit morth, Scneider and Enfield rifles, with a view to finding what is best. After expressing his determination to remain with the French to the last, ho asked, why will not tho noblo American Repub? lic-tho clor? and admiration of f*ll freo people-send material aid to the young and struggling Republic of France? Italy, France and Spain anxiously await ono determined word from America, to cast off forever their detested chains. The Geueral spoke with remarkable earnestness." Foil my extensive stock of DIIY QOODS CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS, UM? BRELLAS, Ac, I offer my entire stock of SHOES at coet. JACOB ?SULZ RAC 11 ER. Sept 20 MKS. AI. W. STRATTON, Propi t. < i i HH. TRANSIENT BOA K7>,$2.00 PER J>A V. Oft 12 Imo To Make Room WASHINGTON HOUSE, COLUMBIA, October 16.-Sales of cot toft, 'yesterday, 103 bales-middlings imsau- ' Nsw YORK, October 15- Noon.-Flour, corn and wheat a shade firmer. Pork dall-mess 25.00@25.50. Lard quiet, ui steam. .Colton firm aplauda 15%; Orleans 17%; sales 2,000 balos. Freights firm. Stocks steady. Government's steady. Bouds 12%. Gold steady, at l'?)4. Money 6@7. Sterling 8% for long; 9% for short. 7 P. M.-Money easy, at 4(3)5. Ster? ling nominally unchanged. Gold 13 } ?@ 13%. Goverumonts quiet-G2's 12%. Southern's dull and generally unchang? ed. Cotton strong and demand good; sales 5.000 bales-uplands 15%; Or? leans 16. Flour 5@10c. better. Wheat 2@3o. better. Corn a shade firmer. Freights firm. BALTIMORE, October 15.-Cot'on steady-middlings 15; sales 200 bales; stock 4,715. CINCINNATI, October 15.-Flour firm and iu fair demand, at 5.50@5.76. Corn unsettled-DOW 40?45; old 53@55. I Mess pork drooping, at 25.50. Lard firm. Bacon steady-shoulders 13^ ; clear sides 18%. Whiskey unsettled, at 84. ST. LOUIS, October 15.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn dull-mixed 55; white GO. Whiskey dull, at 87%@88. Provisions dull. Mess pork 25.25@ 25.50. Clear sides 19. Lard 1G?16@. BOSTON, October 15.-Cotton firm middlings 15%; eales 300 bnles; stock 4,000. CHARLESTON, Ootober 15 -Cotton firm middling 14%@14%; sales 500 bales; receipts 2.0GG; stock 20,245. MOBILE, October 15.-Cotton steady middling 14%; sales 500 bales; stock 26,131. GALVESTON, October 15.-Cotton iu fair demand; prices have advanced good ordinary 12%@13; sales 350 bales; stock 7,038. NEW ORLEANS, October 15.-Cotton firm and held higher and active-mid? dlings 14%@14%; sales 2,000 bales; stock 51,708. Flour dull-superfine 4.50; double 5.25; treble 5.75@G.OO. Corn lower-white 70; mixed GS. Some sales pork at 27.00-holders ask %o. higher. Bacon-jobbing shoulders 15%@20. Sugar and molasses scarce aud nothing doing. Whiskey-reotified 90@1 02%. Coffee-primo 17. LONDON, Ootober 14-Evening. Consols 92%@92%. LIVERPOOL, Ootober 14-Evening. Cotton-uplands 8%@8%; Orleans 8% @8%; sales 12,000 bales; export and speculation 4,000; stoik 240.0.0 bales, including',30,000 American. Manchester advices unfavorable. LONDON, October 15-Noon.-Consols 9214?92 a?. Securities quiet and steady. G2's 89%. Stocks steady. LIVERPOOL, October 15-Noon.-Cot? ton opened dull-uplands 8^8@8>.i; Orleans 8%?8%. LONDON, October 15-3 P. M. Consols closed at 92%@92%. LIVERPOOL, October 15-3 P. M. Cotton closed firmer-upluuds 8%(oj8%; sales 12,000bales; speculation aud export 3,000. Bombay shipments to tho 14th, since last report, 8,000. S. W. POUTER. lt. M. STEEEL. IMPORTANT TO T 3E3I 33 LADIES, AHO ALL IN NEED OF SOMETHING TO WEAR. 11HE varied and extensive assortment of . GOODS just received, at PORTER A STEEL'S EMPORIUM, offers a rare opportunity to dry goods buyers, who would combine eco? nomy with Rood taatc. Our atocka, in each department, aro now complete, and will bear compariaon with any in the city. Wo challenge competition. Our frienda, and the public, are invited to call and examino for themselves, when wc feel confi? dent that tho lowneaa of our prices, and quality of our goods, will ensure their custom. Wo qnoto below a few of our leaders: TARTAN PLAIDS, in all materials; Silk Poplins, Roubaix Poplins, Empress Cloths, Merinos, Comlet Cloths, Bomba/.ines, Alpacas, Delaines. Shawls, Cloaks and Furs, Blankets, Pianola, Woolen Gooda, Qlovea, Hosiery. .MALL WAKES. An unequaled line of Domestic Gooda, Tablo Linuna, Towels, Doileys, Diapers, lied Ticks. Wc would call apecial attention tn our Gent's Furnishing Department, consisting of Dress Shirts, Under-clothing, Eugliah and I French Cassi m eres, Domestic Caaaimeres, Tweeds, Tubby Yelveta, Jeana, etc. frcpt 28 gmo _ PORTER A STEELE. Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufacture of BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, au;! purchased cf Messrs. Wright A Vino, one of their new patent Brick Machines, capable or turning ont from 40,000 to 60,000 bricka per day, are now prepared to make contracta and furnish parlies with any quautitiea of bricka dcaired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at bia atore, or at tho South Caroliua Bank and Trust Company. Sept 3 Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties. AFULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and for salo low, by J. A T. R. AGNEW. Auction Salo?. Valuable City Property. By D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. Auctioneers. On MONDAY, tho 7th day of November next, in front of the Court House, in thia city, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell, That doairablo piece of properly in this city immediately opposite the Oil Factory, containing 2J aerea, bounded North by Gatea street, ou Weat hy Lincoln etreot, on South hy Miaa E. Stevens. Ou tho premises ia a good dwelling. Terms cash. Oct 10 ml Desirable Building Lot. By D.C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctioneers. ON MONDAY, tho 7th day of November noxt, in iront of theCuurt House, in thia city, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell, A doairablo BUILDING LOT, in thia city, fronting and bounded on tho South by Plaiu street, measuring thereon sixty ((?0) feet; on the Weat by residence ?u* F. L. Carduzo; on the East bv lot of G. G. Newton; on tho North by lot of D. B. Miller. The said lot is 208 feet eight inches, moro or leaa, in depth. Tho above properly can bo treated for privately before day of aalo. Terms made known at sale. Oct 1?, 21,2."?, 2!) Nov 1, 3, 0 ?> Y virtue of sundry writ? of fieri Jacio*, to J mo directed, I will sell, on the first ONDAY lp November next, in front of tho Coori House, ia Columbi?, within the legal h< ors, All that PliANTATION or Traot of Land, in Richland County, containing eighteen hundred Cl,800) acree, mero or less, sad hounded on the North by R. and J. U. Adams; East by J. U. Adamu; South by-Ooiger, and on the Weat by Robert Adams. Levied on as the property of Isaao T. Woston, at tho respective suits of Maria L. Bower, Aduiiui?-' tratrix, Moultrie Weston, Executor, Robert C. Shiver, John McLaughlin and William Glaze vs. Isaac T. Weston. Terms cash. Pot IC mt h_r. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Sheriffs Sale. BY virtue of an oxocution, to mo directed, I will Bell, on tho first MONDAY in No? vember next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours, All that LOT of LAND, on Richardson stroot, in tho city of Columbia, on which is erected that large and commodious Building, known aB tho "Columbia Hotel;" bounded on tho North by Thomas E. Gregg; on tho East bv Richardson street; on tho South by Davis* alloy-way, and on the Wost by C. J. Dollin and M. H. Berry. Lovied on SB tho property of Thomas Davis, at the suit of Jesse G. Lykes, Administrator of George E. Hipp, deceased, vs. Thomas Davis. Terms cash. Oct IC mth P. F. FRAZEE, 8. E. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of tieri facias to me directed, I will sell, on tho FIttST MONDAY in November next, in front of thc Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours. All that tract of LAND, situate in Richland County,sixteen milos from Columbia, ou the Camdon Road, lying on bott Bidos of Colonel's Creek, waters of Watereo River, containiug fourteen hundred (1 400) acres, moro or loss; bounded by lauds of William Milos, William Martin, Benjamin Milos, and tho estate ol Jesse DeBrnhl and Burdell. Levied on as the froporty of Thomas Hilton, at the suit of E. . Mei et al., vs. Thom an Hilton. Terms cash. Oct 15 mth_P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. BBOa Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of tieri facias, to mo directed, I will sell, tin thc Aral MONDAY in November next, in front of thc Court House, in Columbia, within tho lega! hours, All that HOUSE and LOT, in tho city o Columbia, situated on tho West eido of Pick one street, between Taylor and Plain streots and bounded on tho North by-Edder? ton; on tho East by Pickens stroot: on tin South by J. P. Southern, and on tho WCBt b; -McAlister. Levied on as the property o Patrick H. Flanigan, at tho suit of Thoma R. Evans, el al., vs. Patrick *H, Flanigan Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Oct 10 mth Sheriffs Sale. J. Robert Scay, Executor, cs. William F. Scaj Edwin T. Williams and wife, and others. IN pursuance of thc decretal order of th Court of Common Pleas, sitting In EMU it j in the abovo case, I will sell, on the FIRS MONDAY in November next, in front of th Conrt House, in Columbia, within tho legs hours, All that PLANTATION, situated in th County of Richland, near Ringville, belongin to the estate of tho late Jamen II. Seay, dc ceased; tho said Plantation comprising 2,35 acres, moro or Ieee, consisting of severs separate parcels. The Plantation will bo sol in ono body; and a plat thereof may bo sec on fila in the office of the Clerk of tho Coui of Common Pleas, in connection with prc ceodings in the above case. Will be sold e tho risk and costs of tho former purchaser,. Robert Seay, he having failed to comply wit terms of sale. I THUMS.-Cash sufficient to pay tho cost s < proceedings and of sale, and one-fourth of tl remainder of tho purchase money; the halan? of tho purchase money in three instalment with interest from tho day of sale; to be s cured by bond, with good personal securitie aud P. mortgage of tho premises. Purchaa< to pay tho costs of ezucuting titles, bonds ar mortgage, including stamps. Oct Ki mth_P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. (L Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry tax executions, to n directed. I will sell, on the first MONDA in November next, in front of tho Cou House, in Columbia, within thc legal hour tue following property, viz: All that lot of LAND, on the South-ca corner of tho intersection of Richardson at Lady streets, in the city of Columbia, levi, on as the property of C. C. Singleton, at tl suit of the city of Columbia vs. C. C. Singl ton, for taxes." ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on tho North-wc corner of the intersection nf Gervais ai Winn streets, in tho city of Columbia, levi on as tho property of P. W. Fuller at the si of the city of Columbia us. P. W. Fuller, I taxes. ALSO, Tho House and Lot, on Plain street, I tween Sumter and Richardson streets, in t city of Columbia; levied on as the propel of Dr. Samuel Fair, at the snit of tho city Columbia r.s. Dr. Samuel Fair, fur taxes. ALSO, The House and Lot. on Lady street, bet we Assembly and Gates streets, iii tho city Columbia; levied on as tho proporty itichard Tozer, at thc suit of the city of ( hunbia vs. Richard Tozer, for taxes. ALSO, Thc House and Lot, used and occupied Richard Tozer, as a Machine Shop and Foi dry, situated on Washington street, betwe Gates and Lincoln streets, in tho eily of ( lumbia; levied on as the property of Rich? Tozer, at the suit of tho city of Columbia Tozer A McDougal. ALSO, Tho House and Lot, ou tho corner of Wa ington and Gadsden streets, in tho city Columbia, at the suit of tho city of Oolnml for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on Marion stn between Plain and Taylor streots, in the < of Columbia, lovied on as tho proporty Simon May at tho suit of tho city of Colum rs. Simon May, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on Laurel street, tween Bull and Pickons streets, iu tho cit. Columbia, levied ou as tho property of Jar T. Sims at tho suit of tho city of Columbio James T. Sims, fur taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on tho East sid Assombly street, betwoen Plain and Ta; streets, in t ho city of Columbia, leviod on Gie property of Charles J. iiollin at tho ? of Ibo city of Columbia vs. Charles J. Bol for taxos. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on tho West sid< Richardson street, between Blossom Wheat alrcota, in tho citv of Colum bounded North by CfOaar Ourly, and Soutl A. Trager, lovied on as the property of ! Sarah Brown at tho suit of tho city of Col bia vs. Mrs. Sarah brown, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on tho South cornor of tho intersection of Huger Laurel streets, in tho city of Columbia, lc on as tho property of Clara Allston at suit of tho city of Columbio KS. Clara Alls for taxes. A LSI), The HOUSE and LOI, on Gates street tweon Washington and Lady streets, in city of Columbia, levied on ad thu properl j William Wadlow at the auit of the city- of I lumbia rs. William Wadlow, for taxes. TERMS-Cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. I Oct 10 m Valuable andr Desirable t Q-qctt of Farming . tonds- Near1 the CUy. BY JACOB LEVIH. ON the FIRST MONDAY in Novomber next, I will sell, before ?ho Court Honee, in Co? lombia, If not disposed of at privato sale, Portions of tho TRACT8 formerly owned by Thomas and D. W. Taylor. The various tracta are located, commencing at South Boundary street, and continued to three and-a-half milos from the State House. They consist of newly cleared swamp, which will produce from forty to aixty bushels of corn, without manure. Isinglass soils, which are the moat certain and productive for cot? ton and good uplanda. Poi tiona of these tracts will make superior brick. Thoy aro by far tho mbat desirable farming lands offered for sale since tho war. Thoy are contiguous to the city, and aro di? vided into tracts of a aize to suit all pur? chasers: Consisting of 12$; 174; 18; 104; 4?4: 404; 33; 474; 48J; 55; 40: 00; 80; 45 and 118 acres. A plat of which can be seen at my Auction Boom. Trioih OF SALK-One-half cash; tho balance payablo iu twelve months, secured by bond and mortgage of the promises. Purchasers to pay ua for all necessary papers and et amps. Oct OJ-_^_ South. Carolina-Richland County. D. C. PE1XOTTO Sc SON, AUCTIONEERS. Mrs. Mary ti. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna M. Guign ard, et al., vs. James S. Guignard, as Ad? ministrator, el al. IN purauanco of the decretal order passed by bia Honor Judge John T. Oreen, on thc lat day of July, 1870,1 will aoll the fol? lowing BEAL ESTATE in tho city of Colum? bia, belonging to iiie eaiate of tho late Jamos S. Guignard, Senior, on thc FIRST MONDAY in November next: 1. Tho LOTS fronting on Richardson street. - feet, cornering on Plain street, and running back (Ea-at) 208 feet to tho alley-way to the Court Houae square; bounded on the South by lots recently sold as property of Dr. IL W. Gibbes, Sr., deceased. Thia property ls con? sidered aa among the moBt desirable and eli? gible sitea for stores in tho city. It will b? sub-divided, and proper plata prepared, which can be inspected at tho office of the under? signed in Columbia. 2. The well known and valuable Plantation on Gill's Creek, about 7 miles from Columbia, containing 1.152 aerea, moro or leus; bounded on tho East by lands of tho estate of C. R. Rryce, deceased, and G. R.Starling, and lands of Dr. A. Wallace; South by the ''Big Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creek. If desired, I will be sold in parcels. 3. Tho Square of four acres in Columbia, upon which tho Mansion House of the late Jas. S. Guignard, Sr., stood, surrounded by a substantial brick wall; bounded on the North by Gervaia street; East, by Bull street; South by Sonate street, and West on Marion street. This Square will probably bo divided into ball acre lots. , Tho entire property is sold free from ali claim for dower, and tho purchaser takes in? disputable titles. THUMS OF SALE-One-third cash, remainder payablo iu one and two years in equal instal? ments, with interest from date of sale pay? able annually, and secured by bond and mort? gage; purchaser to insure and assign the policy to tho undersigned. Purchaser to pay for paner J, stamps, A.c. D. B. DBSAUSSURE, Oct 8 J_Special Referee. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtuo of sundry writs of fieri facias, to mo directed, I will sell, ou tue FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in November next, in front of the Court House, iu Columbia, within the legal hours. All that lot of LAND, on the North-east corner of tho interaection of Richardeon and Plain Biretta, in the city of Columbia-bound? ed on the North by an alley-way, separating it from a lot of H. P. DeGraaf, measuring thereon two hundred and nine feet ten inchee; on tho East by an alloy-way, separating it from a lot of estate of Dr. Samuel Fair, mea? suring thereon one hundred and twonty -three feet six inchon, more or leas; on the South by Plain street, measuring thereon two hundred and nine feet ton inches; and on the West by Richardson street, measuring thereon one buudrcd and twenty-three feet six inches, moro or less. ALSO, Three Jacka, ono Jennet, one Mare and one hundred and lift y head of Cattle, more or less. Levied on as tho property of Thomas Davis, at tho respective anita of Simeon Rawl and Jamea Campbell, survivor of Campbell & Milling, VS. Thomas Davis. The Cattle will bo aold on TUE8DAY, the lat of November, at the plantation of the de? fendant, about twelvo miles below Columbia. Terme cash. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C. Oct 13 mth Sheriff's Sales. BY virtuo of sundry tax executions, to mo directed, I will sell, on the FIR8T MON? DAY IN NOVEMBER next, in front of the Court Houso in Columbia, within the legal hours, the following property, viz: Tho HOUSE and LOT, on the North-west corner of Assembly ajid Senate streets, in the city of Columbia, levied on as the property of Anua Lott at,.tho suit of the city of Columbia r.s. Anna Lott, fur taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on the South-oast .omer of Richardson and Richland streets, in thc city of Columbia, levied on as tho pro? perty of P. N. Lynch, at the suit of the city of Columbia cs. P. N. Lynch, for taxes. ALSO, HORSE and BUGGY; also, tho Houso and Lot on Assombly street, between Plain and Taylor st roots, in the city of Columbia, levied on as tho property of John Lrnch, at thc suit of tho city of Columbia rs. John Lynch, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT on the corner of Richardson and Lumber streets, iu the city of Columbia, levied on aa the property of W. LvlcB, at tho auit of tho city of Columbia rs. W. LylcB, for taxes. A LSO, Tho nOUSE and LOT, corner Laurel and Marion streets, in tho city of Columbia, levied on as tho property of Mrs. Wylie, at tho suit of tho city or Columbia vs. Mra. Wylie, for taxes. ALSO, LOT. on the corner of Washington and Ma? rion streets, in tho city of Columbia, levied on as the propertv of M. A. Shelton, at the auit of tho city of Columbia vs. M. A. Shelton, for taxes. ALSO, That tract of LAND, containing Four acree, more or lesa, situated on Gervais street, be? yond the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, in the city of Columbia, as the pro? perty of lt, G. Lamar, Trustee, at the suit o? the city of Columbia vs. R. G. Lamar, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT. on Lincoln street, between Gervais and Lady streets, in the city of Cul umbi a, levied on aa tho property of Emma Jackson, at the suit of the city of Co? lumbia rs. Emma Jackson, for taxea. ALSO, The no USE and LOT, on tho corner of Lau? rel and Wayne streets, in the city of Columbia, levied on as tho property of Jamea Dunning, at tho suit of the city of Columbia is. James Dunning, for taxes. ALSO, v Tho HOUSE and LOT, on Pickcns elreet, between Taylor and Plain atreets. levied on as the property of Patrick II. Flanigan, at tho suit of the city of Columbia rs. Patrick II. Flanigan, for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT. on Gates street, be? tween Senate and Pendleton streets, levied on as tho property of the Estate of Jesse Rabi?, at the suit of the city of Columbia rs. the Es? tate of Jesse Babb, for taxcH. Terms catii. Sept 23 mth P. F. FRA/.EE, S. R. Ci