Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ofnwnttjr ta tfnr Vwk an? Uqston. The Domacrots lmve been rallying in Now York and Boston; ? grand gather? ing re?fl?tiyi.^b^:,' ??aee ia New York. Qeneral MoClallan presided, and ex-Go veruor Seymour ood other distinguished Democrats spoke, ' SI o o h enthusiasm prevailed, and the posting of Federal troops near New York was. rebuked. In Boston there was a grand demonstration of the indomitable Democracy against radical misrule. Colonel John Qainoy Adams, the Democratic standard-bearer, made a telling and effective speech. The national hope is in the national Demo? cracy. If not wholly right, it comes nearer to the mark than any other na? tional party. ..,???> Tile Bayonet Gleam, mar Democratic Hew York. In tho cnn va ss of 1868, when national issues were before the people, and the radical 'policy was arraigned, wo took oc? casion io say that the States of the North would ere lpog have tho same physio administered to them as that forced down the throats of tho "dis? loyal" States. Wo Baid that tho radical Congressional sword then turned against the South would ere long be pointed North, Tho, .prediction is already veri? fied. In D?rnoorntioNew York the elec? tions aro about to be held, and the journals Democratic, as well as radical, aro indignant that. President Graut should concentrate, his troops near New York, to be ready to enforce the laws of Con? gress. Let tho bayonet spread from South to North. Let the sword gleam in Northern ?J03 aa well as Southern. Let us seo whether the North will H tami what the South submits to, because she cannot help it now., It has been said "that bayonets think." It may be added, that ihey also malT thought. Wo hope. Whilst we live, wo hope. Lot the North meet at home the radicalism that has outraged the South and ber white population, and we believo that a triumphant Democracy will plant its banners upon tho strongholds of a pseudo-republicanism. Let tho bayonet spread from South to North. Tho States cannot be long "half slave and half free." We are reliably informed that Mr. Turner Richardson, of Laurens, was pur? sued and shot by the State Constabulary in Chester, on Wednesday; and this, too, in the publio highway, while Mr. R. was on his way home from a business visit to the latter place. The wounded man is receiving every attention in Uuionville. He is said to be a peaceable and honora? ble young man. -< - How THE WEST GROWS.-Forty years ago Detroit contained but 2,222 inhabi? tants; it now has almost 80,000. Thirty three years ago, when Michigan was ad? mitted into the Union, it had less than 200,000 inhabitants; now it has almost 1,000,000. Forty years ago, in ali that region between Flint and Mackinaw, there were but twenty-eight whites, where to-day are settled over 210,000. This is in people. Its wealth of forest, soil, tung ni?een t mineral depo?its and commercial position, is not so easily stated. -<^?i The year now drawiug to a closo has been crowded with disaster. Frightful explosions in mines, great floods atten? dant with great loss of life and property, and disasters at sea without number mark the course of tho year with their sad monuments. Had the European war not been inaugurated, wo should hato still had sufficient to make the year 1870 a famous twelve mouth among tho chil? dren of tho century. IDENTIFIED.-The body of tho white man run over on tho South Carolina Railroad, about four miles from Charles? ton, ou Thursday evening last, lias been recognized as that of Mr. Thoa. Dauiels, a well-known pilot. From what has been learned, it is believed he was murdered and then laid on the track, to destroy tho ovidenccB of guilt. Tho matter will be carefully investigated. ELECTIONS TUTS MONTH.-lu Novomber there will bo elections in fifteen States, namely: November 7, (being tho first Monday of the month,) Arkansas and Louisiana; November 8, (being the first Tuesday after the first Monday,) Ala? bama, Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Mary laud, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minne? sota, Missouri, Nevada, New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin. A part of a freight train on tho Chesa? peake and Ohio Railroad became de? tached, while near Jerry's Run, a few days ago, ran back upon and broko through the trestle, killing a white man named Gay, and a colored mau named Woodson; two others wero wounded. Mr. McGartland, the only survivor of the 'ost steamer Cambria, says almost at thc very time of the disaster, passengers aud crew were congratulating themselves on a tempestuous voyage nearly finished, and rejoicing in the fact that in one hour nure they would land in Moville. MB; EDITOB: I loara ?atJ?vO, T. ;&r#^flPi^ ooonoolifi of lift nami^rikjk toftrtfele in Sana's pH?Nix^tJgiveaJ'? pj? aare to fl?d?lm Soy ^He^tioji b^n Mr. Barg. ? ? ?aftiroa to maka ibo point that all tho bidders made their bids from the same set of plans and specifications. I feel satisfied that Mr. Berg would not lend himself to anything inconsistent with honorable coud oct in his profes? sion, and this I Bay as dne alike to him and myself. FAIR PLAY. Colons! Joseph' C. ..Headley., of-Madi sou County, Alabama, expostulating with his negro radical friends about thoir con? duct in nominating* the carpet-bagger Kennard for the L?gislature, said to them, "Are you going to vote for Ken? nard? Why he deals faro!" "Well," said one of the negroes, who was inno? cent of any knowledge of the game of faro, "dat's jes what we want; we want a man to deal faerer; for we ain't seed any fair dealing yet." Just so, and the darkies never will see any fa?r dealing in the radical party. It io related that as some friends of Campbell, the author of "Hohenlinden," were leaving hts room, after a late sup? per, one of the number had the misfor? tune to fall down a flight of stairs. The poet, alarmed by the noise, opened tbe door and inquired, "What's that?" "'Tis J, sir, tolling rapidly," was the immediate reply of his fallen friend. It is stated that Gustave Scburman, an Indianapolis millionaire, recently de? ceased, and whose will was contested be foro his remains were buried, had kept tbe dead body of his mistress in spirits of wine, in a private vault, and that it was bis habit to visit the vault every two woeks-the spirits of wine being renew? ed once every three months. A little girl, named Alice Vendome, eight years of age, was burned to death on Monday night, in Jorsoy City. She had gone to bod, leaving the candle burning on a chair near tho bod. In turning over, it is supposed, she over? turned tbe candle, set fire to the bed clothing, and was herself burned to a crisp. Two prisoners, who formed a portion of a gang that robbed n farmer near Or? leans, Indiana, were taken from tho Sheriffs posse, while being conveyed to jail on Tuesday night, aud bung to the rafters of a covered bridge, by a large body of disguised men. Niblo's, in New York, is to have a new sensation. Several actresses aro shortly to make their appearance on that popu I Inr stage, who kavo recently made their escape from Paris in balloons. Women who claim to have beeu pio? neers in the women's rights agitation are scarce. Tho movement was started twenty-two years ago, and they don't Uko to admit tho necessary age. lt is announced in a private letter from Franco that, by order of Gen. Trouhu, tbe First Regiment of Zouaves bas been decimated; one man out of ton bas been shot. Major Thomas Doswell, tbe woll known Virginia turfman, died at bis home in Hanover County, on tbo 27th ult., iu tbe 72d year of his ago. A man in Ohio recently opened a clothing 6torc, aud was sent to jail for it. Reason-the clothing store belonged to another man. A man named Porter was arrested in New York, last week, charged with rep? resenting himself a rovenuo officer, and of black-mailing in the State of Georgia. The latest social novelty is the holding of fancy dress balls, in which each par? ticipant represents some one of Dickens' characters. The New York Commercial Advertiser announces that a Newark man's wifo han bad twins, and that bo is going to have her arrested for repeating. Our own company we cannot avoid; we should mako it as good as possible. FALL AND WINTER STOCK. ? IHAYE just received my FALL and WIN? TER supply of CLOTHING, HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. My stock embraces ovorvthing usually found in a large tiret class establishment, and I invite the pub lie to call and examine it, feeling satisfied that I can give satiatactlou. Oct ll 3moj W\. J. HOKE. Fish and Flesh. I>ICKLED SHAD, No. 1, MACKEREL, Noa. 1,2 and 3, " SALMON, No. 1, 100 boxes Scalod HERRINGS. Fulton Market Reef, Smoked Reef, Reef Tongues, Extra Sugar-cured Hains, " " Bacon Strips. For sale by GEO. SYMMEHS. Call early "and often. Oct 21 i .ni:uv\s UNIVERSAL Cotton Oins and Condensers. THESE GINS, so well known throughout thc South, need no comment. In stylo of workmanship, and for efficiency of work, their turn-out, with tho samo amount of power, ie unequaled. It. TOZER, Agent, Augnst 2 Columbia. S. C. FURS, FURS. A CHOICE LOT of FURS, for Ladies and 3L Children, open this day.'at Oct 27 1? MRS. S. A. SMITH'S. Dry Goods. ALARGE and well selected stock, at low figures, at J. SULZ SACHE R'S. _Oct2?}_ _ Mountain Rutter. I (\ KITTS Mountain BUTTER, for sale L\J low, by_E. HOPE. Buckwheat and Golden Syrup. 1 f\f\ KAQ9 now BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, J-VJU 6 barrels Golden SYRUP, for salo by Oct 80_E. HOPE. Clothing, TO suit ail, at reasonable prices, at Oot23 J.SULZUACHER'S.. Independent N oxtra moo t? IN LT UV I H Seed Wheat! Se?ame?t?! .i BUSHELS select*! SSS? WHEAT, for 4*\o by IL Q'KBAI?l 4 SOi?. 1 ' Nov 1 ? - -. ? ,t f True Brotherhood Lodge Ho. 84, A, F. M. | THE REGULAS Communication .True Brotherhood Lodge will bo held vin Masonic Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. By order of tho W.M. Nov 1 1 _F. A. OBEY, Secretary. j- v Palmetto Fire Co. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^our^ Compare will Nov ll M. J. OAj?NAN^Secret?ry. Palmetto Restaurant. fl IS opon for the Beatson. -- ^^L?T?t OYSTEBB, FISH nndWfk SSKHBGAME Borvodup in tho * 7ZI W boat STYLE. AU yo hungry and thirely peo plo, look out for tho rod Ump, North-east corner of tho Market. Nov 1_D. McQUINNIB. Ladies' Furs. T&/TINK, SABLE and FITCH MUFFS. JM. CUFFS and VIOTOBINES. Alao.Missoa' F?KS in Betts. Bo careful from whom you buy Furs. Call at STEELE'S "HAT HALL," No. 313 King streot, Sign of the Big Hat, Nov 1 th2_Charleston, S. C. For Sale, MA BEAUTIFUL suburban RESIDENCE, located within two miles of tho city of Columbia; comfortable dwelling, con? taining six rooms; also, good stabling, springs, Ac; 30 acres good cultivatable land, suitable for a market garden. Will bo sold on easy terms, if carly application is made to J. B. EZELL. Nov 1_1*_ Ho for the Race! THE subscriber respectfully invites his friends and public iii I general to nail and see bis stock of home-made SADDLES and ^HARNESSES, which I can eel) twenty-five per cent, cheaper than any Northern made goods, and will challcngo any merchant in tho South for $1,000 to comparo with me in homo-made work. Nov 1 gmo R. HANNAN, Main street. The State Fair-Notice to the Citizens. THE undersigned boreby request that all ci? tizens, ablo and willing to provide LODG? INGS or BOARD and LODGINGS, for visi? tors to tin ist ate Fair, will atonco report their names ana the number of parsons that they will accommodate at tho store of Messrs. R. A W. C, Swamcld. JOHN MCKENZIE. W. C. SWAFFIELD, W. C. FISHER, Nov 1 Committee. Dissolution of Partnership THE Law Firm of TALLEY, BACH MAN A WATIES ls this day dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr. TALLEY will continHO the practice at his present ORlce, No. 1 Law Range. Messrs. BAC H M AN A WATIES continno in tho profession as partners, and have returned to their former Oflico, No. 1 Law Range. W. H. TALLEY, W. K. BACH MAN, November 1, 1870. JOHN WATIES. Nov 1 _._48_^ Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur? ance Company. GENERAL AQBSCY AT COLOMBIA, October 31,1870. WE take pleasure in announcing to our policy-holders and tho citizens of South Carolina, tho association of Gov. M. L. BON? HAM, with our General Agency, and that he will give his porsonal attention to tho inter? ests ol' the company in cverv portion of tho State. LEAPli HIT, JEFFERSON A RANSOM, General Agents. Having examined into tho condition of the ab,?ve company, aud becouiu associated with its General Agency, I cemmeud it to tho citizens of South Carolina aa ono of thc safest, most reliable and successful Life Insurauco Companies in tho United States. Good canvassing agonts dosirod in every District. Address, Branch Office, Columbia, S. C. M. L. BONHAM. Nov 1_ Furnished House. WANTED to rent, for four mouths, bv a respectable family, a FURNISHED ?L.HOUSE, in this city", with five to eight rooms. Address, stating terms and locality, J. H. BALDWIN, Oct 30 2* At "Kiuard's.' 300 BBl.S. FLOUR, : 500 bushels CORN, \. 100 sacks SALT, w: 50 barrels WHISKEY. : Wc are determined to aell at : some prico to facilitate nioviug : into our new storo. ; Oct 30 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. : JONES & POPE, _^-jr HAVING this day formed a //\fc-V?-partnership aB doalcrs in FA (W?QWBHMILY GROCERIES and PRO \fj&Bya3?l/ DUCE, would respectfully call 9?B?BaBS?Sl t h o attention of our friend:) und tho public in general to, and ask an examina? tion of, our stock. All goods sold by us will bo delivered freo of drayago. Storo on Assem? bly street, opposite thc Market. W. H. JONES. W. S. POPE. OCTOBEB 20,1370._Oct 80 3 A Desirable Store to Rent. mil H STORE ROOM, now occupied by JL Messrs. L?rick A Lowranco as a hardware and grocery establishment, is now ottered for rent. This is a very desirable stand, situated on Main htreot in tho midst of business, oppo? site tho PmENIX office. Inquire of E. II. HEINITSH, Oct 25 At tho Drug Storo.^ For Sale. MA LARGE COTTAGE, with 0 Rooms and a Pantry, in a most desirable part of tho c<ty, with kitchen, dry cellar and ot her out-houses and conveniences. Besides ! a front garden, with rare trees and shrubbery, 1 it has a roomy yard and largo garden, in which lhere is quito a number of fruit-bear? ing trees, such as pearB, peaches, apricots, figs and plums, with a fine arbor, the whole width of tho garden, with grapos of several varieties. Ternis moderato. Inquire at tho storo of E. STENHOUSE, or at t?is offico. If not sold before the let of December, perhaps may rent o a good tenant. Oct 27 fl Fresh Norfolk Oysters 171VERY DAY at tho Columbia Ice House. 2J Just received, another lot, TO-DAY, of too best that can bo had, and I intend to keep them regular all this season. Oct 27 1 m JOHN D. BAT EM AN. Boots and Shoes. AFEW moro left, and will be disposed of at cost prices, at J. SULZBACHER'S. Oot 23 ? HOTEL NOTICE. ? i nd?nfgm?;?riTpYtflors ' reflpoe tb) o COLUMBrA. HOTEL And thejNIC _ HOUSE, would inform 'jb? pnwio ttai O?nseqaenoo of the groat ?Mite of ^their I rilIt? in furnishing a freefpmnltj&is Iii. and frcm tho sovetM R&Urosd Depots.^h'ou Bft&aa 'having been transported freq daring ibe past year who wore guosta at noithor hoove, they are compelled to abolish the Free Omnibus arrangement. Thoy, therefore, give notice that, on and aftor the FIRST OF NO? VEMBER, pasaongors will bo required to pay tho Hack or Omnibus Driver tho regular fare, tc and from their Hotels; WM. GORMAN, Proprietor Columbia Hotel. WM. A. WRIGHT, Proprietor Niokcrson House. COLUMBIA, 8. C., October 29. 1870. OotSO G O. DIE?IOKS INFORMS his friends and customers that he is prepared to furnish OYSTERS in all stylen-as ho has a superior cook. Oct SO Selling Off ALOT of fino JEWE LRY. Ear- ri ogs, Broaat , _ pins, Plain Gold Ringa, Gold and Silver Thimbles, .Vc. Partios will find it to their iutorost to call and examino the various articles. Pot 30_G. PIERCES. For Saie. jnrm, 100 acres choioo LAND-50 acres cloar Wod-aituatod three milos from Hopkins' ^Sk-Turn-Ont; thirteen milos from Colum? bia, and three-quarters of a mile from tho Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. For terms, apply at this oflieo. Oct 80 lm Notice. WAGONS and BUGGIES [made to order, and all kinda of VEHICKLES ropaired; till kinds of AGRICULTU? RAL IMPLEMENTS mado in tho best manner and at short notice. Apply at large brick Shop in rear of E. & G. D. Hope's, or at L?rick & Lowrance's. Oct 30 lm E. W. SEIBEI.8. A Mammoth Raffle of Fine Jewelry, VALUED at $1.000. 200 Chances, at $5 each. 25 Prizes, consisting of Fino Gold and Silver WATCH KS, Fino Gold and Silver BREAST-PINS and EAR-RINGS, SILVER GOBLETS, Ac Will como oil at my Saloon as soon as thc Chances are taken. Oct30 _ _ G. PIERCES. FOREST HOUSE, 190 King street, Charleston, S. C., Hy Geo. L. Pratt. BOARDING.-Transient Board. $2 per day. Transient Board, more limn ?j days, fl.50 por day. Permanent Board, by tho week, $7 totO. Formanont Day Board, by tho week, ?f>. House a few doors belo tv Market street, situated in a delightful and convenient locali? ty l'or business. Oct 30 Imo HUE. EC. BEItnY's Furniture Ware-room ?m- Plain Street, near Main. NOW on hand and daily re? ceiving from tho manufac? tories of Now York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville, (he largest assortment of FUR? NITURE over kept in thia market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din iug-Room Snits; 200 Bedsteads of diff?rent patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinds o? MATTRESSES mado to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at shortest notico and in tho boat manner. Terms cash and Gooda cheap._Oct SO BOOT, SHOE, HAT AM) TRUNK EMPORIUM J?XB??* II AS now oponed aud SS^?S^) ?flKfl ready for inspection tho jj^nVrxfin Hw largest and most "fflni 1 lil t ^?^ok. stock of GOODS, in its line, over ofTcrod in thia market. This stock has boen selected with groat oare from tho best manu? facturers in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and othor noted Shoo markets. Porsons visi? ting our city daring our approaching Fair, will find it greatly to their advautago to call at the Sign of tho BIG BOOT and HAT, one door North of tho Columbia Hotel. Every article aold in thia House is warranted RH re? presented. Lo point of style, quality and prico we cannot bo surpassed. jOcH 30_ A. SMYTHE. New Supply of Groceries ! HOGSHEADS of BACON, C. R. audit. HIDES, Bulk BACON aud SHOULDERS. G. DIERCKS. HAMS. Breakfast STRIPS, Sugar-Cured SHOULDERS. G. DIERCKS. NO. 1, 2, S MACKEREL, Barrels and half barrels and kits. Pickled SALMON. Dutch HERRING, G. DIERCKS. FLOUR. Tho beat Western Branda nt very low ligures, in barrels, halves, quarters " and eighths of barrels. Hocker's Self-Raising FLOUR. G. DIERCKS. PICKLES, SARDINES, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, SALMON. G. DIERCKS. CONDENSED Milk, best quality, Layer Raisins, French Chocolate, Boxes Soap, Axle Grease, Concentrated Lye. G. DIERCKS. TT^OREIGN and Domestic WINES.LIQUORS. JL ALES, ftc., of superior quality, sold at low figures. G. DIE ECKS. fe. QMOKING TOBACCO, of various brands: \J Durham, Virginity, Advanco.vtc. Domestic and Imported CIGARS. Oct 30_G. DIERCK'S. For Sale, 3^AA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, ,DUU on tho Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw*-in lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 If ouse in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirtoon acres LAND, near tho city-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attornoy at Law and Roal Estate Agont. Sopt 21_ly Extra Cheese. 1 f\{\ BOXES Goshen, English Dalry and 1UU Pino Applo CHEESE, for salo low. Oct 30 E. HOPE. ii" fr PT- . r"r---v--?. oal "3C "? o saca. ? ?OQ? OFFICEvHomta.TrNorthprn mail odens!*. 80 P. M.; close*) ll JA. M.:-. ? ''?3 hartes ton and Greenville, o peri 4.80 Hf iih olose 6.80 A. Mp | ? "'Western, opens 12.30 P.; M. closes 2.45T.T?. ' Charleston, evening, opens 8 A. M. ; closes 6 P. M. Office open Sundays from half-past 4t o'clock to half-past 6. THE ABDEVIXJIIK AOKIOUI/TCRATJ FATE. We beg leave to acknowledge the receipt of a polite invitation to attend tho above Fair. Wo hopo that the Fair will be successful, and all that th^fgOod people of Abbeville could wish. : PHCENIXIAXA.-Per?ons residing on the Greenville and Columbia, Bine Ridge, Laurens, and Spnrtanb?rg-wnd Union Railroads, can obtain tho telegraphic news, market reports, etc., through the oolnmns of the PHOENIX, twenty-four hours ahead of any other paper. Re? member this, cotton buyers and business mon. Messrs. Loriok <fc Lowrance expect to remove iuto their new store in a ebert time. Give them a cull before-hand, you will bo astonished at tho low prices at which they sell their goods. See their notice. Gen. M. L. Bonham has become asso? ciated with the Piedmont and Aldington Lifo Insurauae Company, and in doing so, commends it highly. Tho poople generally will heartily sustain his en? dorsement. Horry has gone Reform by 300 ma? jority; Ocoueo 300. Tho Justices of the Supreme Court and tho Judges of tho Circuit Courts J who are required to assemble at tho Capital, this day, lo form rules for tho practice of the Circuit Court, will meet in tho Supremo Court Room, at 10 o'clock a. m. A handsome thorough-bred mare-a valuable animal-is to bo rallied, as soon as tho chances arc made up. She is n rapid traveler. Tho list is being made up nt Captain John H. Heise's. There aro to bo 50 chances, at So. Who wants n flue saddle nag? "Old Joo" turned up in Columbia, on Sunday last. Ho says certain parties wero after him, but he remembered the adage, "Not for Joo," and evaporated. It is particularly amusing, to henr in? dividuals who havo resided in a State a fow mouths only, speaking of "the name and famo of our good State." Among tho premiums awarded at the late fair in Augusta, Ga., was one to Mis. M. E. Brady, of this city, for best shell work. Being always a little lato is an unfor? tunate characteristic of some men. Things are at last coming to a head in Paris. The squares and pleasure grounds have been planted with cabbages for the use of tho inhabitants. A magnificent first class posset)ger car, built nt tho South Carolina Railroad Car Works in Charleston, was exhibited at tho Fair in Augusta, last week. It is favorably spoken of by the papers. In Lancaster, the votes wero countod in private, and none but Radicals were admitted. It is claimed that fraud has been committed, as only two boxes cor? responded with tho Reform lists-tho others had been tampered with. Attention is called to tho advertise? ment of n suburban residence for salo. Tho terms aro reasonable and a desira? ble residence can bo obtained. Tho following touching allusion is in all the papers: My Belle her waterfall let drop, As she walked in tho evening air. And a policeman said, as he picked it up, "Oh, what a fail was there." HOTEIJ AnnivAiiS, October 81.-Co? lumbia Hotel-Li. P. Elzey, U. S. A. ; W. H. Price, Henry M. Riohards. R. W. Lathnn, Now York; J. W. O'Brien, A. McBee, Jr., H. B. Walker, British Con? sul, C. M. Forman, H. Gourdin, T. W. Wariug, Charleston; .D. M. Lewis, New Jersey; A. S. Douglass, R. H. Bradley, Chester; H. E. Jones, Baltimore; A. W. Tlmrin, city; John Friedman, New York; M. L. Bonham, E. E. Jefferson, Edge field; C. R. Paul, U. S. A.; Mrs. A. M. Reed, W. W. Douglass, Jacksonville; T. V. Hutchinson, wifo and child, U. S. A. ; P. G. Chappell, Richland; J. C. Smith, Greeuvillo; E. H. Hamilton, William? ston; I. M. Dwight, Miss L. P. Dwight, Fairfield; J. J. Ryan, Virginia; W. A. Bradley, Augusta; L. M. Baieck, Winnsboro; S. Placo, Camden; J. G. McKissick, Uniouville. Nickerson House-Vf. H. Gorspach, J. B. Kuusman, Philadelphia; C. P. Hydo, Augusta; W. R. Kliuo, Cal.; T. Stark, Richland; H. J. Ackerman, Snutee; H. D. Mussolman, Baltimore; E. Carroll, E. L. Dean, wife and child, Columbia; S. F. Houston, Augusta; G. E. Bogga, Charleston; A. P. Bouknight, F. P. & M. R. R.; John C. RoinBter, Mrs. G. W. Welton, Mrs. J. H. Smith, C. H. Alexander, Chester; H. G. Curtain, Md.; G. G. McKissiok, Unionville; J. Wilson, James L. Orr, Anderson; R. Gadd and wifo, Walhalla; Mrs. R. E. Burke, La.; Miss L. E. Morse, Greenville; E. J. Hatcher, Augusta; Mrs. W. S. Black, two children and nurse, Chora w; F. D. Bush, Greenville. STAT JE * WrW\W^9l^ * not?o? - in our colqmuB, it .?IQ be sean tfant nrrnagot ments ?re making to provide ample accoramod?i tiona for visitors to the Stilt o Fair, to bo bold hero on the Otb, 10th and 11th of November. A committee of aitizens, oonsistiog bf Messrs; John iuoXunzie, vv. O. SwaHieid and \V. 0. Fioher, have been requested by tbe Ese outivo Committee of the Fair lo call npon the citizens and take a register of those disposed to provide board and lodgings, or lodgings only, for visitors. We hope that a prompt response will be mode, as we desire at once to give tho assurance that our accommodations mil not be confined to the hotels and the boarding houses. See the advertisement of the committee. LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Dissolution of Partnership. Jacob Levin-Auction Sales. Assignee's Sale-Laurans Railroad. D. McGuinnis-Palmetto Restaurant. R. Hannan-Ho for the Race. R. O'Neale & Son-Seed Wheat. MeetingSteam Fire Eugine Committee Meeting Palmetto Fire Company. Sleeting True Brotherhood Lodge. Steele's Hat Hall-Ladies' Furs. J. B. Ezell-Residence for Sale. The State Fair-Notice to Citizens. W. E. Rose-Hotel Notice. Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Piedmont and Arlington Insurance Co. Mn. E. II. HEINITSU-DEAR SIB : The bottle of Queen's Delight wbich I purchased from you has priv?n roo entire satisfaction. I have boen a dyspeptic for many years, and never found relief from au attack, except by travel? ing, change of climate and diet. No medicine evor before has produced so good an effect. After using that ono bottle, I am almost en? tirely relieved of pain. My bowels are regu? lar, Ac. I expeiienco no nausea, as I did be I fore taking tl?? Qttoott'd Do?gbt. I regard this medicino one < f tito moai valuable It is pier.saut, und agreeable. I shall recommend it. Yours, respectfully. Oct 28 JAM KS F. DOWNEY. "It's mity enria," Baid Mrs. Partington to Ike, while re> dine about tho impending war in Europe, "that the Uollerhorn creates such an ado in Ynrrup, when it's sich a common disease among the cattle in Amer ky." Tho old lady, having delivered herself of tho abovo, took a dose of LiiTSf AN'S GREAT GEB MAN BITTERS to cheer ber depressed spirits, and resumod her knitting. Li ppm an'H Hitters aro for sale by all drug? gist? and dealers. Depot in Columbia. B. O., at GEJUER A MCGUKOOR'S, Drnggiate. S 18 MARRIED, On Sunday, October 30, at the residence of tho Rev. Loo Dixon. Mit. W1LI/TE THEO? DORE KRAMER to MISS MINNIE AL8TON SWYGERT, atl of Colombia, 8. C. No cards. Funeral Invitation. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. aqd Mrs. J. McCartba, and of their son, FRANK, aro invited to attend the funeral of the latter, THIS MORNING, at half-past 10 o'clock, at tho Marion Stroet Church. Hotel Notice. THE uudereigned, sole Proprietor of the Hotel known as Hunt's Hotel, now BOSE'S nOTEL, would respectfully inform tho publie that, in consequence of tho great imposition attempted to be palmed off on travelers visit? ing Columbia, by tho keepersol Hotels,whose names appear in the PHO?NIX, of the 80th In? stant. I have my own Omnibus and Hotel in combination with no other Hotul or person. My OMNIRUS will be at the various depots to convoy pcroous to and from this Hotel free of ch ar gi. Rates at this noose S2.50 per dayl W. E. ROSE, Nov 1_Sole Proprietor. PAIX KILLER. Wc ask thc attention of tho public to this long-tested and unrivaled FA MIL Y MEDICINE. It ha-* been favorably known for more than twenty yoars, daring which lime we have re? ceived thousands of testimonials, showing this medicino tobe au almost never-failing remedy for diseases caused br br attendant upou Sudden Colds, Coughs, Fever and Ague, Headache, Bilious Fever. Pains in tho Side, Back and Loins, as well SB in the Joints aud Limbs, Neuralgia and Rheu? matic Pain in any part of tho eymtem, Toothache and Pains in the head and face. A? a Blood Purifier and Tunicfor the Stomach, It Rcldom fails to euru Dyspepsia, Indiges? tion, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach, Heart? burn, Kidney Complaints, Siek Headache, Piles, Asthma or Phthisic, Ringworms, Boils, Felona, Whitlows, Old Sores, Swelled Joints, and General Debility of the System. It is also a prompt and sure remedy for Cramps and Pain in the Stomach, Painters' Colic, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Summor Com? plaint, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, Scalds, Burns, Sprains, Uruinos, Frost Bites, Chilblains, as well as tho Stings of InBOcts, Scorpions, Centipedes, and the Bites of Poi? sonous Insects and Venomous Reptiles. Seo Directions accompanying each bottle. N ov 1_Iijlmo For Sale, THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, lying SEpn thc Barhamviilo Road ?nd the Cnar 2E_lotto Railroad, about 1$ miles from the city of Columbia, containing twenty-one acroa, mora or loss, and having on it a beautiful sito for a country rosidence, a most excellent spring of water, and accommodations for five or six hands; it is about two-thirds cleared and is most admirably situated and waterod for a vegetable or "truck" garden, lying bo tweon tho two branches which torms tho stroam flowing through Dr. Parker's placo, and composed partly of the samo soil on which Dr. Parker raised over 200 bushels of corn to tho aero. Posses*ion given lat Janua? ry next. For further particulars, apply at this oflico, or to L. It. BECKWITH, Oe15 8mo Orangobnrg, S. O. For Sale IOFFER at private salo my PINE BLUFF PLANTATION, on thc RInff Boad, two and threo quarter milos from Gadsdou Depot, on tho South Carolina Railroad, until tho ?rst Mondav in Novombor; if not disposed of at that limo, it will bo sold at public salo, in Columbi*. , , , , , , Persons wishing a valuable upland and swamp placo united, will find themselves suited. For particulars, apply t.> mo, on the place, by lotter, addressed to "Hopkin's Turn-Out, Richland Comity." sept 2i iio ISAAC T. WESTON.