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IntotouUn? Katop?am IcitoiU?cncc. SxiOEHKOa, xiOv??ib?? 1C.~-Th,G Aus? trian Government has officially approved the Italian pol icy at Rome. Touns, November 10.-The battle at Morohenois was more important than at first reported. The Prussians lost 250 killed and 100 prisoners. The French behaved excellently. Keratry, having organized the army of the West, is forming a camp in Brittany for another army, 100,000 strong. Lyons is preparing for defence, and Toulouse is sending forward large num? bera of troops, folly armed and equip? ped. Order prevails in both cities, and also at Marseilles, whoso internal dissen? sions have disappeared. LONDON, November 10.-At a banquet last night, at Guild Hall, many leading statesmen were present. Lowe, Chancel? lor of the Exchequer, referred tc thc French war as filling the nation with tho deepest grief. He discussed the ques? tion of neutrality, stating the legal view of the ease. He asserted that the policy of England was faultless and satisfactory to both nations. Gladstone in his speech said England had legally maintained neutrality and must appeal to the future for justice. Granville in his speech said the Queen personally appealing to tho. King of Prussia on the war, in view jtl^Mmetiog between Count von Bis ?Bjer?t ?SfV ?jhsoi?S; proper representa -t?on?wer'? rhode to-eaoh of them. Sub? sequently the Government felt justified in seeking to prevent the bombardment of Paris. Encouraged thereby by Bis? marck's circular, which apparently in? vited interference of neutrals, the Go? vernment wanted tv permanent and honorable peace with Germany, strong ?md united, and France without further humiliation. . ST. PiBffwiSBVjno, -November 10.-The Imperial Council are considering the re? duction of the term of military service from twelve to six years. The Loudon Times says tho Paris Monileur states that Bismarck offered to permit, and even encourage, elections in the districts occupied by German troops, but Thiers was unable to accept this, without the concession of permitting tho reviotualing of Paris, which, being re? fused, Thiers was ordered to terminate tho negotiations, and withdrew. LONDON, November ll.-Bazaine ad? heres to Napoleon. He thinks the Re? public a mob. Lyons and Marseilles are orderly. Tho French lieut ure re? ported bombarding Hamburg. A despatch from Berne reports that Garibaldi surrendered to thc Prussians. Ho lost 50? killed, before abandoning Orleans. Tho railroad between Orleans and Tours, and tho bridge at Beuugency have beon repaired. Tho capitulation of New Bressacho has been confirmed. It involves 5,000 prisoners. Garibaldi's surrender is discredited. Prussia has sent no envoy to Eugenie. Prussia replies sharply to Austrian peace overtures, that Austria, having urmcd early in the war, cannot claim neutrality. It is thought Prussia will preter thc pos? session of Alsace and Lorraine to any guaranties that tho neutral powers can offer. The poorer Frouch are much dis? tressed by the Prussian seizure of the savings banks aud the corporation funds, The communes under which tho French laws were placed aro in custody of tho State. The Prussians have dismantled all Breizarcho fortifications and taken the guns elsewhere. Tho city council of Lille resolved that Bazaine lied when he said all Northern France desired peace at any price. He lied signally, aud this body spurns the lie. FLORENCE, November ll.-Thc Pope fixes the value of tho improvements made by him at Rome at $5,000,000. BRUSSELS, November ll.-Prince Na? poleon is here. LONDON, November ll.-Stocks aro depressed by tho rumor that Austria has joined France. French cruisers have made important capt uren. LONDON, November ll.-New Bri zaiche was formally surrendered to-day. Gambetta orders that tho drill of recruits must bo completed within twenty days. Aosta denies tho rumor of having de? manded tho plebiscito m. He considers that tho volo of Cortes, elected by uni? versal suffrage, as amply sufficient. A heavy snow is reported nt Rouen. Torus, November ll.-Tho ministry publish tho following from thc command? ant of tho army of thc Loir: We have taken Orleans after a two days' fight. Our killed and wounded number 2,000. Tho enemy's is much larger, including 1,000 prisoners. Prisoners arc constantly increasing as wo closely follow the ilee ing enemy. Much material was captured. BALTIMORE, November 10.-Archbishop Spalding arrived this afternoon, on his I roturn from Rome, after a year's absence. Ho was enthusiastically welcomed. NEW YORK, November 10.-Tho World correspondent from Versailles telegraphs that captured letters show Bismarck se? cretly abased tho opportunity to allow him to enter aud leave Paris by bring? ing out from tho Government authority for the loan recently negotiated. A Tribune special from Paris, of the Gth, says: "Tho news that tho armistice had. been rejected fell like a thunderbolt upon tho populace. 1 never remember to hnvo witnessed a day of such general gloom sinco tho commencement of tho siege. Tho feeling of despair is, I fear, still stronger in the army. My impres? sion is that within a very short timo there will bo an outcry for peace which no government will bo nblo to resist. If tho real condition of tho provinces is made public, tho impossibility of further resistance will becomo even more evi? dent." Tho German report on tho defences of Paris says, about theiango of their guns, that the Prnssian batteries at Sevres aud Mention will carry ns far as Champ de Mars, and that from Montrelout their guns would throw sholls into Champs Elysees, but it is expected that tho artil Auicrlcun Intelligence. -wm M-I H' nu. . ?? . J.T^J,,-A lery-ol-Hontyalorion will tulenco their Aro as 'soon os it io opened. Moat goto soaroer every day. SAH FRANCISCO, November ll.-Ne? vudft returns aro slow; theindidationBare that the "Democrats have carried the Sta*?, except the Lion tenant-Go ver nor and one Congressman. Tho official vote will be required to decide possitively the Congressional election. $20,000 havo boen recovered4from tho railroad robbers. The schooner Alice was wrecked off Behring's Island; the crew saved. WASHINGTON, November ll.-No de? finite returns have boen received to chango the election results heretofore telegraphed, though the election of In? gersoll and Farnsworth, in illinois, is claimed by tho Republicans. The Al? bany Argus (Democratic) claim CG to G2 in tho New York Assembly. Later re? turns from Illinois aro moro favorable to tho Democrats. WASHINGTON, November ll.-The Cabinet meeting to day was prolonged by the discussion of the political situa tion us affected by the recent elections. The New Idriaquicksilver claim is assum? ing much importance. Judge Paschal assails Cox, concluding thus: As to the claim itself, Cox rookes not one state? ment about it which is uot grossly false or largely exaggerated. Brown's ma? jority in Missouri rubs 4,000. The iasue was the restoration of Confederates to fall citizenship. KALKIG II, November li.-Kev. Mr. Pell, former editor of the Sentinel, fell dead at dinner to-day. The Republicans of this district nomi? nated J. W. Holden for the Congressional vacancy. WHEELING, November ll.-Miss Hutt ham, who deliberately shot and killed her seducer, upon bis refusal to marry her, was acquitted. NEW ORLEANS, November ll.-Thc rcvonu'o cutter Wilderness has gone to Baton Ronge to remove the riot prison? ers to aplace of security. Donaldson ville is quiet. But little damage was done by tho fire. WASHINGTON, November ll.-Fames worth telegraphs from Illinois that ho is elected by 3,030 majority. MONTGOMERY, November ll.-About fifty-one Counties have boen beard from, and tho Democrats have 1,500 majority. Tho rcmaiuing fourteeu Counties will give about 5,000 moro Democratic ma? jority. Tho Democrats certainly elect sixty members of the Legislature out of oue hundred, and probably five more. Sloss in the sixth, Haudley in the third aud Dox in tho fifth, Democrats, arc elected to Congress. Turner, a negro, is elected in the first district ; Buckley and Hays, Radicals, in thc second. Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties. AFULL SUPPLY constanta on hand und for salo low, by J. AT." R. AGN KW. _ MILLINERY 1? all Itu Ur ? nc li os. LADIES will plea?? call and i examino before porch using else? where. Also, HAIR JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, <tc, at MRS. C. E. HEED'S. Oct 29 lm_Main Street. Richland County-In Common Pleas. Elias Qradick, vs. D. R. DeSaueauro, Adminis? trator, et al. THE creditors al tho late firm of E. C. Smith &, Rro. aro required to establish their clainiB before mc, on or before the first day of Januarv, 1871. Rv order of Court. D. li. MILLER, Nov lt C. C. C. and Special Referee. M oEEN ZIE ' S DINING SALOON, Main Street, near the Stale House. OPEN DURING FAIR WEEK. OYSTERS in every stylo. Beefsteak, Mutton Chops, Sausagos. Chicken, Turkey, Hot Coffee, Cakes, Icc Cream, Pastry. Nov 8 ?3_ AT MCKENZIE'S, Main Street, near State House. PURE SUGAR CON FE CITONS of home manufac? turo. French Confec? tions- very se? lect assortment. Cakes and Pies of all kinds, fresh every day. Toys in endless variety. Torpedoes and Fire-works-wholesale and retail. Orders for weddings and parties attended to. leo Cream and Jelly to order. Nov H f> CLOSING OUT.' The undersigned, de? sirous of devoting him? self entirely to the CLOTHING Business, oilers for s ale his entir** stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, SHOES, etc., at and BELOW COST. One door South Phoenix Office. Nov SJ Ck?iiTjMDrA^T?av^^aiftber 12.-Sale? of cotton yesterday about GO bales-mid dlings 13K@J4p. ,. ; vr I BOSTON, November ll.-bMes of cotton to-day 200 bales; receipts 20; otooh 3,500; sales of week 1,000 bales. NBW YORK,. November ll-Noon. Stocks active. Money &@6. Sterling long 9J? ; short 95?. Gold ll. 62'a SK Floor and corn steady. Wheat l@2o. hotter. Pork firm, at 24.75@25.00. Cot? ton iu fair demand and higher; uplands 10)$; Orleana IQf? sales 1,600 bales. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm-sales 3.G00 bales; uplands Flour-State and Western 5@10c. better; superfine 4.85@ 5.00; Southern a shade firmer. Wheat 2@3c. better. Corn dull-new mixed Western 85. Beef steady. Pork qniet, at 21. HO. Lard scarce anda shade firmer. Whiskey 8GJ?. Freights firm. Money 4@5. Gold ?i^caii >?. BALTIMORE, November ll.-Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull. Corn uightr-white, old 78@80; new 72(7378; yellow 85?87; new 80?83. Pork 26.00. Bacon firm and stock scarce-rib sides 18;?; clear 19; shoulders 15@15??; hams 21. Sales of cotton to-day 1,480 bales; receipts 2,001); stock 4.750. CINCINNATI November H.-?j'lonr ia steady with moderate demand. Gorp 48@50. Pork in limited remand, at 23(u)24. Lard 13@13K. Whiskey quiet and unchanged. ST. LOUIS, Noremher ll.-Flonr qaiet -superfine winter 4.00@4.15. Corn held above market-yellow 71. Whis? key, provisions and lard dull and un? changed. LOUISVILLE, November ll.-Bagging and hemp 27.?/. Flax 29; stock light. Flour quiet. Oom dull and unchanged. Pork 24.50. Lard-new 15; keg 17. Whiskey 85. GALVESTON, November ll.-Sales of cotton to-day 400 bales; receipts 1,078; stock 14,223. NEW ORLEANS, November ll.-Cotton' in fair demand-middling 15j?; sales 8,200 bales; receipts 0,874; receipts of week 42,802; salon 37,000. MODILE, November ll.-Cottou-mid? dling 14?.(@il5; sales to-day 500 bales; receipts 2,432; stock 41,580. i SAVANNAH, November ll.-Cotton tniddiug 15J(j@15^; sales 1,500 bules; receipts 4.572;stock 77,30."). AUGUSTA, November ll.-Cotton "ii fair demand and prices firmer, at 14}?'(V?) 14"';;. Some sales wore made at 14?.?; sales 1,035 balcR; receipts 1,485. CHARLESTON, November ll.-Cotton active and limier-niiddliug 15', ; sales 1,500 bales; receipts 2,091; stock 28,301; receipts of week 10,120; sales of week s.ooo. LONDON, November ll-Noon.-Con? sols 03-V Bonds 89?;,'. LIVEIU'OOL, November ll-Noon. Cottou quiet-uplands 'J; Orleans 9}a(u O'.,; sales of the week 07,000 bales; ex? port 5,000; speculation 14,000; stock 438,000. of which American is 52,000; receipts 45,000, of which American is 15,000. LIVEIU?OOL, November ll-Evening. Cotton steady nnd unchanged-sales 10,000 bales. Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat!! ?mi\(\ RUSHELS selected SEED WHEAT, ?\ 1\) for salo by lt. O'NEALE A SON. _Nov 1_ Fresh Norfolk Oysters EVEICY DAY at tim Columbia ico Honac. Just received, another lot, TO-DAY, of the best tfiat can be had, and I intend to keep them regular all thia season. (Dot '27 lp _J0.H2! D- BATEMAN. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! O/^/^V BARBELS FLOUR, consisting in OUU part of Choice Family Flour, "the beat in the world;" also. Extra and Super Flour, tit very lowest market price? for earn, for salo by_ J. & T. lt. AONEW. For Sale, ?Z*fr? A GREAT VAR IETY oi GERANIUM ?c&jBACUTTPNOS und oilier handsome green >??? house plants, for sale very low, by O. ADAIR, Sept 1:1 Jlmo Al the Asvlum. CLOTHING" AND -A. TS, R, 4\Y. C. SWAFFIELIt'S, --. * ? WE have liow on hand thc ^largest stock wo have ever offered to tho public. Owing to tho warm weat ker, our stock is unbroken. Wc arc anx? ious to sell, and will sell /. 0 H' F O R CA SH.' It is too well known to need repetition, that wo keep tho LARGEST AND BEST SI STOCK IN THE STATE, and warrant all our Goods, both in price and quality. Our FURNISHING GOODS stock is com? plete, embracing SHIRTS that will lit, TIES and CRAVATS, of ali patterns, GLOVES, in endless variety, UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, Ac , Ovcraoventy fivo CAFE OVER? COATS and CAFES now on hand. HATS, of all qualities and stylos. Give ne a call before leaving the city. NovO R. A* W. C. 8WAFFIELD. -fm^mamso 'tb-Tff?wriax' -SHALL J9^H?M3Mr^ot*??og four or-fWe Booms. AVprrftttaia'Offlde'. XP - NoVSp Just Reooivod. AFINE assortment of TOYS; CANDIES of aH kinds; ?ttl cannod FRUIT8. O Y ST E R S , > FISH, oto., at EKJLFT'8 BAKERY. Nov 9 G OppoiRo PHOSWIX Offlco. Special Notice rim E ijtrgiirt finest, *ad best ?took of A CLOTHING in >ke ?m, Ojriag to tho dLilt li cf Cul CT. J. 41 uko. tile Stock will bo sold at prices Unit defy compet? t ion. Oar. litio of Dr;r-coate, J'.eglius, Buainess Butts, young rrich and hoy?' clothes/and water? proof goods, (of every ntyle,) ia completo. Rovers will renumber, wo offer tho above gooda, together with a splendid stock of Furn? ishing Good*, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Carpet-bage, etc... etc., lower than tho same, uri icios eau bo bought this sido of New York. Tho business will bo conducted by G. M. Johnson, assisted by myself, who respectfully solicits a share of thc public patronage MIKE HUKE, Son of W. J. Hoke. N. B.-The undersigned respectfully invites all Ids old friends to givo him a call, BOO for themselves nod bc satisfied that tho truth of tho above will bo fully verified. Nov 5_G. M. JOHNSON. GOODMAN'S OI.otb.iiig Bazaar ?H CONTAINS the very Wjj largest an db est aaa 011 |L. od stock of READY MADE ?fl isbing Goodf, liata, _j TruDks, Valises, Hand ?NK'VIB? Satchels, Lap Robes, Ac, to bc found in this ??Jp of late Fashion, and at Eji popular prices. Give '"^5~"~ ~-J him a call. D. GOODMAN, Main street, next ?lour lo Pollock House. Nov K R EA D THIS. Til E .-ubscribi i would respectfully cad the attention ot those in want of goods iuhis hue, to the large and well selected stock new on hand, coitH'ritiiig. in part, of: Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces, Coal and Wood Grates, Coal Hod?, Shovels, Pokers and Sifters, Blower Stand*, Fronts for Grates, * Fire Defis, Shovels and Tongs, Coffee Mills and Codec Rosters. Meat Cut ters and Sausage Staffers, Charcoal and Plain Smoothing-irons, Galvanized and Plated Iron Sinks. KAHTURN-WAKK. Drain Pipes, Tile Hearths. Fire liles for OratesandjBakoraOven's. lu.fMMiNo noons. Marble Wa all-Stands, Klubs and Backs, Water duneln, Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, Plated and Brass Water-Faucets. TIS-WARK. A large assortment of Plain, Stamped ria 11 ished and J-loaned Waro. KTOVRS. Parlor and Onice Stoves, for Wood and Coal. ALSO, A largo supply of the celebrated COTTON PLANT, and other paltcrns.of Cooking Stove*, and a largoaupply of House Furnishing Hard? ware, too numerous to mention. Nov ? A. PALMER. WILLIAM GLAZE. fl K? JUST received a largo assortment ot WATCHES.-Gold and Silver Hunting, stem Winding, Open Face,of Swiss, English I and American manu fact ure. 1 CLOCKS.-Frt'Uch Parlor, of black Marble, Gilt, Onuular, Rosewood ?md Walnut. SPECTACLES.-Gold, Silver and Steel, of all descriptions; Eye Glasses with Gold, Rub? ber and Tortoise Shell Frame. THIMBLES.-Gold and Silver, of all de? scriptions. LADIES' JEWELRY. Gold Ring-, plain and with settings of all kinds of precious stones; Bronches, Kar rings. Necklaced, Bracelets and Armlets, Gold Chatelaine anil j Leontine Chains; all varieties ol' .let, Rubber, GoM, Pearl and Mourning Jewelry and Orna? ments, Ac. ! GENTLEMEN'S .1 KW KL RY.- Vest and Guard Chain!', Collar and shirt Buttons, Sleeve buttons, Seal Rings, brooches, Scarf I\:!S, Ac. I KH/VKItWARR. SPOONS.-Table, Dessert, Ten, Sugar, Mus? tard, I'.ip, Salt. Spoons and Ladles. KO lt KS -Table, Dcsscit and Breakfast. KN IVER.-Dessert, Fruit, Butter, Fish, Pio, Cake and Cheese Knives. PITCHERS.-Chalices and Communion Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Howls and Goblets. CAS PO KS.- Silver und Plated, Fruit 8tauda, Cake Rasla ts. Pickle Stands, Coffee Makore, Cream Pots, Sall and Rutter Dishes, Waitora, Ac. WILLIAM GLAZE, One door North of S.-ott, Williams Sc Co.'s Banking House. Main street. Nov 0 Imo Stokes' is tho placo to get your blank books, made at his manufac'ory. 1 Seltzer Water on draft, at POLLOCK'S. ramao?c Ct?y Lofs at AUotton.' 1 BY D.C. PEIXOTTO &SON, Auctioneore On tho Fitts!' MONDAY in December next, in front of tho Court Boneo, tn this city, to tho highoat bidder, that bountifully located four-acre lot, on Arsenal Hill, botweeu tho I residenco of Mayor Alexander and tho Go? vernor's mansion, which will be divided into eleven lots, bounded SB follows: j LOT No. 1, bounded on tho North by Lam? ber streot, measuring thoreon 62 foot 2inches, j moro or loss; on tho West hy Pulaski street, running baok thereon 208 feet moro or less; on tho East by lot No. 2. LOT NO. 2 of the asmo dimensions, bounded on the North by Lumber stroot; on tho East by lot No. 3, and on tho Weat by lot No. 1. LOT NO. 3, of tho sanio dimensions, bounded on tho North by Lumber street; on tho East by lot No. 4; on tho Weat hy lot No. 2. LOT No. 4, of the same dimensions, bounded on tho North by Lumber street; on tho Weat by lot No. 3; on the East by lot No. 5. LOT NO 5, bounded on tho North by Lum bor street, measuring thoreon 208 feet 8 inches, moro or leas; on tho EaBt hy Wayno street, measuring thoroon 208 feet 8 inches, moro oi less; on tho South by lot No. ti. This is r. corner lot, and ono of tho moat desirable loca Hons in tho city. LOT NO. G, bounding and fronting on Wayn< street, and measuring thereon 104 foot . inchon, more or less, and running back 20! foot 8 inches; on tho Routh hy lot No. 7. LOT NO. 7, fronting and founded on tin East by Wayno street; on the South by Rich land streot, running back on said stroot 20 feet 8inches, more or leBe; on tho North b lot No. 6. LOT NO. 8, fronting and measuring on Rich land street 52 feot 2 Inches, more or loss bounded on. tho East by lot No. 7; on th Wost by lot No. 9, running back 208 feot inches, moro or leas. LOT NO. 9, of tho samo dimonsions, fron tin on Richland streot; boandod on tho East b lot No. 8; on the West by lot No. 10. LOT NO. 10, of the samo dimensions, fronl iRg on Richland street; hounded on tho Ea by lot No. 9; on tho Weet by lot No. ll. LOT No. ll. of the samo dimensions, fron jng on Richland street; on tho Weet by Pr laski street, running back thereon 208 fee more or leBe; on tho East bv lot No. 10. TEBMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balanco i one and two years, secured hy bond of tl purchaser, bearing interest at the rato < j eoveu per cont, per annum, and mortgago i tho premises. Purchaser to pay us for papo and stamps. Nov 4 t I South Carolina-Richland County. D. C. PE1XOTTO A SON, AUCTIONEERS. MrB. Mary t?. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna M. Gui g ard, cl al., rs. Janu s S. Guignard, as A i minibtrator, et ni. IN pursuance of the decretal order pass bv his Honor Jtldge John T. Green, < the lat day bf July, 1S70, I will sell the f< lowing Rh.AL liSTATE hi the city of Cohn bia, belonging to tho estate of the late Jam , S. Guignard, Senior, on the FIRST MON IL in Dei ember next: 1. The. LOTS fronting on Richardson stn -- feet, cornering on Plain street, and mimi bael; East 20S feet to the nj ley-way tu I Court House square; hounded on the Son hy luis recently sold as propel ly of Dr. It. Gibbes, Sr., deceased. This property is ci sidercd aa among the most desirable and i Kiblc sites tur eton s in the city. It will sub-divided, H lid proper plat s prepared, whi ran he inspected at the o Alco nf tho nuil signed in Columbia. 2. The well known and valuable Plantali ou Gill's Creek, about seven miles from < lumbla, containing 1,152 acres, more or le bounded on the East by lands of the estate C. R. Bryce, deceased, and G. R. Starling, a linds of'Dr. A. Wallace; South by tho "1 Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creek, desired, will he sold in parcels. 3. The Square of four acres iu Columl upon which thu Mansion House of thc 1 James S. Guignard, Sr., stood, surrounded a substantial brick wall; hounded on North by Gervais street ; East by Bull stn South by Senate street, and Wert on Mar street. This square wi 1 probably be divii into half acre lots. ALSO, Eight acres of LAND in the corporate lim bounded on the South by lauds former]; Gregg, now of Kr wi li; North by lands of" Misses Stark; East hy hinds now occupied W. Hampton Gibbes, on Barnwell street; e tinued East by lands of the Misses Stark. A plat of which may be seen at the oflic the undersigned. The entire property is sold free from claim for dower, and the purchaser takes disputable titles. TERMS OK SALK-One-third cash, remain payable in one and two years in equal int meute, with interest from date of .-al?: pi hie annually, and secured by bond and 111 gage; purchaser to insure and assign policy to tho umU-rsigiiud. Purchaser to for papers, stamps, etc. D. B. DESAUSSDRE, Nov 9 + Special Refort For Sale-By Assignee in Bankrupt* Laurens Railroad. District Court of the United State*. Son'h C Hun District-In the matter of the Lau Railroad Company, Bankrupt-In I! ruptoy. By order bf Hon. G. S. Bryan, District Ji ol the United Stale.-., for South Can District, I will sell at public outcry, ii city ot Columbia, South Carolina, ti o'clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, tho >lay<d' December, 1870, freo from all ami incunibraiices, all equity of redem] being forever barred and absolutely (dosed, the follow inf,' proper! v, viz: THU TRACK and ROAD-BKD, BRI Di CULVERT*, MACHIN K-SHOP8, WA'. TANKS, mid STA I'lON-llOUSKS, all Hil COMOTIVE CAKSand MACHINERY, an and singular tin-prop? itv and assets, rea personal, ol' every description whatsocv tho LAURENS KAU.KOAH COMPANY nil the rights, privileges, franchises and meiits lawfully held, used or enjoyed b; said Laurens Railroad Company, on th lowing terms, viz: $42,000 to be paid in and tho residuo in bonds of tho purcli payable in ono, two and th reo years, wi tcrest at seven per cent, per annum; pa semi-annually and secured hy a morl gu tho premises sold; Provided, however tlie purchuser shall have leave to pa whole bid in cash, if ho prefers to do so. JAM KS M. BAXTE1 Assignee of Laurens. Railroad Comps N. B. The Laurens Railroad is thirty? miles in length, running from Laurem S. C., through a very productivo colt? ginn, and densely populated country, am nccting at Newberry with thc Gre?nvill Columbia Railroad, Any information rc: ing tue property offered for salo above, v gladly furnished on application to JAMEl? M. BAXTER, Ar-?igur Nov 1 tuft! Newberry, :? Sale of Lexington Lands. UNDER and by virtue td authority < conferred by thu will of tho late 1 Geiger, 1 Will ofter for sale, at public an ?t Lcxiugton Court House, on the first DAY iu December next, tho following tlc? Parcels and Tracts of LAND, belonging estate of thu said Henry J. Geiger: Tho Tract known'as tho homestead older, Abram Geiger, has boen divide fivo parcels, and will bo sold ai follows: No. 1.-Thu Xor th-treat portion ol Tract, known as Hie residence anti homi of tho late Honry J. Geiger, containing hundred mid eighty-three acres; bonni South and Ear-t by Nos.2 and 1 of sanie i anti on North and Wost by lands ol Zin mid R. Sharpe. No. 2 -Tho Xurth-eusl pori ion of Tract, containing three hnndn d anti eij acres, adjoining and bounded by Gooi Mill Traot ' and Ncooo'o land, on North and Kant, and hr Noa. 1 and 3 on Weet and South. A email loi baa teen oot orr and reserved for a School House or Church. No. S_The South-east portion of samo Tract, lying on both aides of the Blackville Boad, containing three hundred aerea, ad? joining Nos. 2 and -1 on North and West, and lands of Spires and Richter on East and South. No. 4.-The South-wett portion of same Tract, containing three hundred and thirty five acres, lying on tho Blackville Road, ?nd bounded by Giasendamer on South and West, and by Nos. 1 and 3 on North and East. No. 5.-Tho Patrick Tract,containing forty seven aeren, adjoining and lying Weat of Nos. 1 aud 4, and bounded bylands of Qisaendamer, Arther and Sharpe. The above Tract lies on tho bead waters of First Creek, waters of Co ngaree River. No. 6.-The Tract known as the "Michael Wiso," or "Old Wise" place, containing two hundred and forty-nine sores, lying on tho head waters of Cedar Crcok and Bull Swamp, on both sidos of the road from Orangeburg to Lexington, end bounded by binds of Coleman, Hullo. Sharpe- and others. No. 7-Tho "John Slghtler" Tract, contain? ing four hundred and eighteen acres, lying beiwoen tho head of Sandy Bun and Big Buh Swamp, aud adjoining lands of Herbert Spires, Richter, Dominick and Mrs. Smith. No. 8.-Tho "George 8ightlor,"or "Slghtler Homestead" Tract, lying on the head waters ot Savannah Hunt Creek, wat um of Congareo River, and anjoining lands of H. H. Geiger, G. Kaigier, J. L. Sighllor and others. This Tract has been divided, and will be sold as follows: 1. The Eastern hal*, containing four hun? dred and forty aores, which embrscos the re sidonco and settlement, (of thus ono a?re baa been set off and reaerved as a grave-yard. ) 2. Tho Weh tern half, containing throe hun? dred and thirty-two aeren. AU of th? abo vo Tracts have been recently surveyed and divided .by James H. Taylor. Surveyor, and plats made of tire esme, which can be inspected St tho office of Mesure. Tolley, Bachman A Waties, at'Oolomhia. until day of sale. . . . They will be Bold in tho qr.der.in which .thoy aro numbered, abd on the following TERMS : One-fourth cash; balance in ono, two and throe years, sccrxred by bond and mortgage of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of salo. Purchasers tc poy for papers .and stamps. ALEXANDER GEIGER. Qualified Executor of Henry J. Geiger, de? ceased. Oct 29 s6 Valuable Land for Sale. IOFFER for salo 5,000 acres of LAND, the uioHt valuable po. tion of the Doby estate, on West bank Watoroo river, twenty miles East of Columbia; ten miles below Camdon; Ovo miles from Camden Branch Railroad; twclvo miles (rom line of Railroad from Sumter to Columbia. Thc river affords fine water traueportatiou. The placo ia perfectly healthy, with thc finest water, and a number of thc best laborers In tho County; bounded by lauds of Mr?. English, and Blacks, and others. 1,000 acree aro river bottoms, tho irrealer portion safe from ovcr-llows, with a river front of nearly a mile, all cleared, except 200 acres of finely timbered oak lands, and under lenco, producing finely Cotton, Corn and tunah grain, and especially adapted lo stock raising; and alargouumber of cattle can be kept lat all the year without feeding, and readily eold on tho placo. Tho balance ll,000 acres) are good pino lands, with a large proportion of lino creek bottoms. On North aud Soutli Spear's Creek; on publio road from Columbia to Camdon, oi?liteon miles from former place, there aro 200 acres good up? land cleared and under fence, adjoining the river bottoms; balance heavily timbered with pine. There is a fino rosidonco conveniently situated, and ample accommodations for laborers. Will bc sold in a body or tracts to suit. For further particular?, apply to E. C. Dpnv, Camdon, or to Colonel MCMA-TEU, Co? lumbia, who will show plat? of tho lands. ?JOHN MCCASKILL, near tho place, will show parties tho lands. Nov 8 i GREAT ?EDUCTION Of PRICES XS CONSEQUENCE OF THE FALL OF GOLD! IMMENSE stock" of WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATED WAKE; tho largest stock in tho Stato; BELL? INI; AT now FIOUBES. lu conscqiunco of tho low prices of Gold, tho subscriber has concluded to sell his stock accordingly, and would call tho attention of thu visitors to the Fair to call and examine before purchasing'olbewhero, as it is a duty you owe to yourselves. All he asks is a fair trial. Call and bo con? vinced . Wo also have on hand a lino stook of C?T 1,1'.UV, both for pocket and table uso, with a largo assortment of SPORTING IMPLE? MENTS. Hive ino u call and examino my stock. ISAAC SULZ1JACHER, NI.V.S.'I DndorColnmbia Hotel. Carolina Manufacturing Company, HAVING opened a Branch House in the city of Columbia, offer for Halo the i latest patented and best mado STOVES; ?thc most improved patterns and rogu sizes ot' all kinds nf TIN-WARE, and everything in theao particular liues, with cotilidenco of their merit. GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of job work dono with despatch, by superior workmen. Plumbing, in all it? branches, ex? ecuted. If you want Water carried to all convenient points about your promises, we will do vmir work at such prices as will enable all to afford it; Tho public are invitod to call. Store in Ehrlich's Budding, four doora below Bryce's comer. _Aug 18 t Nickerson House, C O L UM B JA , S . C. HAVING sold Messrs. Agnew l& Daily my OMNIRUS, to bc run in cnn neel ion with tho "NICKERSON HOUSE," it is duo tho publio to say that thc change of collection of faro docs not effect the present arrangement of passcugors coming down the Grcouvillo road going to Charles? ton, "nor returning." Will give supper going down or breakfast goiug up, with Omnibus fare, included both ways, for ONE DOLLAR. Also, passengers over Charlotte, Columbia and AugUBta Road going SOUTH, will bo taken free to diuncr-houuo and back to cars in am? ple time- all for fl. Nov 1 Imo WM. A. WRIGHT. Notice. ALL persons Indebted to tho late Dr. SAMUEL FAIR, of Columbia, deceased, aro hereby notittcd to make immediate pay? ment; and tlioeo holding claims against his catato will present tho same, properly attest? ed, to me. MARY D. FAIR, Oct 23.fi 3 _Executrix. Uc-itiiig Slurried.-Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, aud tko propriety or impro? priety or getting Married, with sanitary help for those who feel unfitted for matrimonia! happiness. Sent free, in scaled envolopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bot P, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept 21 arno