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roni(n Amiral . NIGHT DESPATCHES. FRENCH MINISTER OF FINAMOS-TREATX REG UL ATINO TRADE MARKA, AC, AO. . PARIS, October IL-It is reported that Casimir Pereire will succeed Le Franc as temporary Minister bf Fi? nance. ?' . LONDON, October ll.-A special de? spatch to the Telegraph ', dated Berlin, 10th, says a treaty regulating connu lar . petitions and guaranteeing trade marks is abont to be concluded between North Germany, Great Britain and tho United State.9. " VV< American lnt?lllsence. NOON DESPATCHES. rrj RT II Kit PARTICULARS OF THE OHICAOC FIRE - STOCK FAILURES - ANTICIPATE!! TROUBLES WITH CHEEK NATION-ELKO .TION BETUBNS-MARTIAL LAW IN TEXA? * -MARTIAL LAW AND SUMMARY PUNI8H MENT IN CHICAGO-SEIZURE OF TOBACCt -PROCEEDINGS OF EPISCOPAL CONVEN TION, AC., AO. PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-lu tin Fifth Ward, the negroes complained o intimidation. In the Fourth Ward, vot ing was suspended half an hour. Theft was a novel made of intimidating co lored -voters in thia ward. They wer pelted with flour. CHICAGO, Ootobor 10.-One of th moBt pitiful sights was that of a middl aged woman, on State street, loadc with bundles, straggling through crowd and singing the Mother Goos melody, "Ohiokery, ohiokery, eran crow, I went to the well to wash my toe, &o.? There were hundreds of other likewise distracted, and there wore mau made desperate by whiskey or beet which, from excess of thirst, they dran in the absence of water in great quant ties, and spread terror in every diret tion. It is fearful to .think of the lo: of life. It is conjectured, with goo causo, that near 500 havo been burne to death. We saw .four men enter burning building and in a moment the were overwhelmed by a falling wal There t was a crowd of men around tb corner of a building trying to save pn porty, wheu the wall yielding, some < them were buried ' beneath it. Aboi twelve or Alteen women and ohildre rushed into the building of the Histor cal Society, or firoproof building, ft safety, bat in a few minutes the lum barst through and they were burned i death. Among those who took refnj in this bnilding was the venerable Cc Samuel Stone, eighty years of age, ai for a long time aonnect?d with the B oiety; also, John B. Gerard and wil and Mme. Depelgrove, a noted teach of music. It is feared that Dr. Fre and family were, also burned; as th were in the bnilding and have not bei seen. Mrs. Edeuil, whoso husband w murdered hist week' and who was Buff? ing from an illness, was carried away f protection to a building which was i terwards consumed, and it is feared s also perished. All the hooks and pape of the Historical Society, including original copy of the famous omnnoir tion proclamation of President Linool for which the society paid $25,000, wt destroyed. It is feared that a large nu ber of ohildren, inmates of the Catho Orphan Asylum, on State street, wi also burned, as many of them are mi ing. On Chicago avenue, a father rust up stairs to carry three ohildren awi when he was overtaken by the flan and perished with them. The tooti was afterwards seen on the street a r ing maniac. In the same neighborhc a family of five persons perished. 1 list of such fatalities is very long, t can only be fully verified after the sm< shall have cleared away.. A speoial session of the Illinois Lei latnre has been called to aid busin men and to provide employment for poor. Apprehending that suffering mayoa crime, additional Federal troops h been oalled for. A careful survey of insurances, to-tl shows that there were written on pro] ty destroyed over 6200,000,000; add other $100,000,000 to this sum and*a estimate can be reached of the loss, leading merchants who have been e express a determination to resume b ness at once. Some of the lossec New York insurance companies stated as ' follows: Citizens, $25.< Hanover, $250,600; Columbia, $3,< Republic, $225,000; Tradesmen,$25, The Germania and Niagara have ri but the amonnts are not given. Hartford Phoenix Insurance Corny, has issued a oiroalar, assuring agents patrons that they can' meet their lc aud leave a handsome margin of {das. The .oiroalar concludes: " eas on of this disaster will compel a ral advance in tho rates her otc paid." . POUGHKEEPSIE, October ll.-Con ni, a bigamist, has boen sentence two and a half years hard labor. NEW YOBS, October ll.-A mass ban meeting tras held last night. ] Agndera, vice-President of the C Republic presided. The meeting in celebration of the third ?nnivei declaration of Cuban independence, attendance was large. A. T. Stewart sent $50,000 to Chii Four H to ok fail ares, announced.' tautiona ol twenty to thirty, per oem frequent. The tendency of stocks i oidedly downward. A World special,-dated Chicago, 1.30 A. M., says the wind is blow gale. The fire is apparently subdm it has not spread any ?ince noon, y day J The bank vaults all appear in condition. A number of dead have found in the rains-to dato forty been recovered, but the ruins are t accessible yet. The weather ie cool. There is intenso suffering a the 5,000 families oa the prairies, tents were given to them yesterday lief is coming from all quarters, future is? uncertain and general prevails. LmuB -BOOK, {October li.-Serious trouble is apprehended in the Greek Na tlou. The Government troops are .all being removed from Fort Gibson. As there will be no troops to preserve ordor, bloody times are looked for. . BOSTON, October ll.-The Hide and Leather ID BU rauco Oompany loses $75,000 in Chicago. PROVIDENCE, October ll.-The Dread n au ghi, won tho Donglass cup. PHILADELPHIA, Ootober ll.-The Re? publican majority for the different can? didates in tho oity rangea from 2,000 to 10,000. The State Legislature will pro? bably stand: Senate-18* Republicans; 15 Democrats; House-59 Republicana; ll Democrats. CINCINNATI, October ll.-Hayes carries Hamilton County by about 2.000. Ireton, the adjuster of' tho Pheonix Insurance Company here, was at Chicago during the fire, and thinks the fire wus promoted and exaggerated, though not originated, by incendiarism. Ho esti? mates tho loss at $200,000,000. CINCINNATI, October ll.-Tho Demo? crats elect tho legislative* ticket of Ham? ilton County, which will probably give the Demoorats a majority on joint ballot-securing the United States Se? nator. Lator advices say the State has ?ono Republican by a reduaod mujority. Legislature doubtful.' WASHINGTON, October ll.-Tho latest accounts state the Republicaus claim Pennsylvania by 15,000 majority and joint ballot in the Legislature. In Ohio, the Legislature is still doubtful-the ! chances favoring the Democrats. De? tails are very meagre. Nothing from Chicago to day. Tho minimum speed of provision trains over the Erie Road for Chicago is fifty miles an hour. Despatches from Europe indi? cate a general movement for the relief of Chicago. GALVESTON, Ootober ll.-The net ma? jorities, so 'far as heard, 'from,'is as fol? lows: First district, eight Counties, Herodon, (Democrat,) 1,507; second, Connor, (Democrat,) re-elected by about 15,000;third, (ifteen Counties, Giddings, (Democrat,) G22; fourth, tweuty-niue Counties, Hau conk, (Democrat,) 3,G40: A special to thu News, from Austin, says the Limestone Counties have' been de? clared under martial law, and assessed $50,000 for bad behavior. Adjutant General Davidson, takes charge of the military of Grimes. The vote of Lime? stone, Grimes and Bell' Counties will be thrown out-making the vote between Giddings and Clark nearly equal. Clark will receive a certificate of elec? tion as State Senator. .Mills has been heard to say that Clark shall go to Con? gress if there are bayonets enough iu the Slate to send him there. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CHICAGO, Ootober ll-NOOD.-Forty one persons wero'shot in making arrest* last night. The station boase is filled. Ninety bodies have been recovered fron: the ruins. Quite a ' number have died from ex poBure. . The relief committee has im pressed all kiuds of vehicles to carr] water and provisions. Immense suppliei of provisions, and much cooked, an coming. The committee telegraphed tc some points to stop sending. 10,00( blankets came from Cincinnati. Th? Common Council have fixed prices fo food, at heavy penalties for violation. ST. LOUIS, Ootober ll.-The iusur ance companies hero havo $500,000 ii Chicago. All will be paid. Tho Ameri can Central bas $250,000. Governor Brown has called out th militia to suppress Ku Klux in Danklin, and Stoddard Counties. BOSTON, Ootober ll.-The custon house officers seized a cargo of tobacco valued at $320,000, belonging to Sam u t A. Way. It was entered at 2,000 pound less than its aotaal weight; which, if nc discovered, would have cheated the Gc vernment out of $120,000. HARTFORD, Ootober ll.-The iE tn Insuranoe Company loses $2,000,000 c Chicago. t NEW YORK, Ootober ll.-Hon. Wa Orton, President of the Western Unio Telegraph Company, - haB so far reC( vered from his long and serious illnei as to be at his cilice and business to-dui The Western Union Telegraph Con pany re-eleoted, unanimously, the ol board, except Burrows, Caleb and Elli; whom N. A. Baldwin, Wm. D. Bisho and Sheppard Gandy succeed. The Home Insuranoe Company pul lish'a card. From the best iaformatic they are ablp to obtain, they feel co u lidoi they are able to pay all losses in Obicog and elsewhere, and have ample securitu left to protect polioy-holdbrs. Thi have ass u rano ea from the stockholde of additional capital. The compat continues to issue pohoies OB usual. Tl Continental will come out with its cac tal intact and a largo surplus. Tl Market Fire Insnrauoe Company has d termined to suspend. It is report? tho Astor Oompany will likely go in bankruptcy. The managers of the North Briti and Mercantile I usu ian co Company, London and Edinburgh, received i following: "Sabaoribe $5,000 for t Chicago sufferers. Settle all lose promptly. Draw at three daya' sigh) Au attempt to indict Comptroller Co nolly failed. Henry MoDermont, emigrant swindler, was sentenced to fi years. The whole oity of Brooklyn w be vaccinated. A woman lately releas from' the Lunatic Asylum threw hera and two ohildren from tbe upper ste of her residence. M rc, Ada Grant to oxalic acid by mistake, and is dead. WASHINGTON, Ootober ll -Col. A. Murkland, aasistant superintendent rt way mail servioe, 4th division, heudqu tors at Indianapolis, in addition to ordinary duties, hus been appointed speotor at large of post office buildiu Markland will examine aud report UL the eligibility aud fitness of post oil buildings throughout the country, w reference to routs anil the uceommo tiens to the publio. Ju ob R. Pi? ree been appointed postmaster, at Oxfo Miss. Probabilities-An area of low barometer with BputU-weaterly winds, will probably advance on Thursday from the extreme North-west into Iowa and Wisoonsin. A disturbance of some severity is appa? rently in tho central portion of tho Gulf States, extending to the Ohio valley. The cloudiness will olear away, with cold North-west winds, from Virgiaia to New York by Thursday morning, und in New England later in tbe day. CINCINNATI, Ootober ll.-Private ad? vices say Chicago is under martial law. Tho soldiers uro making no arrests, but .killing turbulent persons. Seven are reported shot and hung for attempting to fire buildings. Sixty-four bodies have been recovered. lie-turns continuo to show Republican gains. They claim the State by from 20,000 to 30.000, and tho joint.ballot by from twulvo to fifteen majority. INDIANAPOLIS, October ll.-Rev. Dr. Eddy, just arrived from Chicago, re? ports that the loss, both of lifo and pro? perty, is beyond conception. Tho peo? ple ore starving by thousands, aud not less than 80,000 aro homeless. Pro pared food and clothing uro urgently needed. Thus fur, tho supplies sent have not lessened tho peril of starvation. Garroting uud thieving ure frequent at night. BALTIMORE, October ll.-Tho Com? mittee on'Cauoos huvo been directed to consider the expediency of repealing or modifying Section 8, Cannu 12, in rela? tion to the intrusion of the clergy on the parochial cares of others; to inquire into tho expediency of u canon providing for admission to the ministry of this church of ministers ordaiuod by bishops nut iii communion with this church; and to consider the expediency of changing the name of this body to. "A Couuoil." A resolution was offered by Dr. Bull, of Albauy, us a substituto for Article 3 of the' present constitution of thu QnUerul Theological Seminary in tho United States, providing that a new Hoard ol Trustees aha!I bo constituted; which was referred to thc Oom milleu on General Theological Semi nary. The Convention passed u resolution.ordering collections m all thc churches on Sunday, the 15th, for Chicago. NEW ORLEANS, October ll.-The steamer Keoliuf hus arrived from Bremen with 800 passengers for Texas. The Germau opera .troupe for New Orleans were passengers. At a meeting of citizens, measures were taken for thu relief of the Chicago sufferers. Governor Warmoutb, Dr. Mayer und tho Howurd Association gave 81,000 each. W. J.'Hammond, Presi? dent of the International Typographical Union', requests contributions from subordinate Unions for tho relief of Chicago printers. * MILWAOKIE, October iii-The Mayor has been telegraphed that several towns in the lumber district, on Green Bay, have been barned. Prestige Village and Sugar Bush Settlement, were destroyed by tiro Sunday night and Monday. It is reported that upwards of 200 persons perished in the flames. Meuominuo is reported safe; only ono mill burned. CUAIILESTON, October ll.-Sailed steamer Milbank, Liverpool. Financial anti Cumian relut. COLUMBIA, S. C., Ootober ll.-Sales of cotton to-day 03 bales-middling 17%o. LIVERPOOL, October ll-3 P. M.-Col? ton opened steady and is now quiet uplands 9^; Orleans 10. LrvEnrooL, October ll-Evening. Cotton quiet; closed steady-uplands 9%; Orleans 9??. - LONDON, October ll-Noon.- Con? idia 92K. Bonds 92>?. NEW YORK, Ootober ll-Noon. Sales of cotton for future delivery last livening, 7,500 bales, as follows: October 19)^(5)19%; November 19%. 19^, 19-j, 19 5-16, 19 7-16; December 19,%, 19 "4. 19 7-16, 19>?; January 19%, 19 7-10, 19)4; February 19^4- Flour and wheat dull and unchanged. Corn a shade firm Br. Pork dull, at 13.62@13.75. Cotton riuiet-uplands 19%; Orleans 20%; sales 300 halos. Freights dull. Stocks strong but not as excited. Governments dull und steady. State bouds strong but dull. Money firm, at 7. Gold firm, at 14%.- Exchange-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet; sules 1,053 bales-uplands 19%; Orleans 20% Flour unohuuged-common to fair extra 7.25@8.00; good to choico 8.05(^9 25. Whiskey heavy, at 96. Wheat .i(aj2o. lower-winter rod 1.61(^1:68. Uorn alosed lower, at 78@81. Rice 8>4@9. Pork a shade firmer, at 13.75@13.87. Beef quiet. Lard quiet aud ?rni. Freights firmer. Money 7, currency to gold, with }B@}??- commission. Ster? ling 8%@8>?. Gold 1*3?@14%. Go? remmeuta weak and he ivy; off nearly 1 per cent, from morning prices; little Icing in anything -62s 14%. States dull. Tennessees 6t>)?; new ??^. Vir? ginias 60; new 66. Loi'.isiauus 65; new 58; levees 70; 8s 80. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 39. Georgias 80; 7s 90. North Caroli? nas 40; new 20. South Carolinas 78; new 483B- Sales of futures, to-day, 3,200 bales, os follows: Ootober 19 7-16; November 19%, 19 5 16; December 19%. LOUISVILLE, October ll.-Bagging in good demand and steady. Flour very timi. Corn firmer. Provisions very lotivo, with an advancing tondenoy. fork 13.50. Shoulders 7%; clear sides ?iy>. Whiskey 91; deinuuu uud supply light. ST. Louis, October ll.-Flour-quiet. Dorn firmur. Bigging unchanged. Polk itoady, at 13.00. Bacon steady-shoul? ders 1%\ cleur sides 8(a>8>?. Lard firm -keg ll. CINCINNATI, October ll.-Flour and som m good demand. Polk buoyant ?tod unsettled-13 50 asked. Lird high Br, at O^. Bacon excited and higher-! shoulders 7jr, ; cleur sities 8%@8)?j. BOSTON, Ootober ll.-(Jintim dull middling 20%; receipts 400; sales 30 bales; si nek 4,500. NEW ORLEANS, October ll.-Cotton dull and lower-middling 19).<; nceipls 1,193 bales; sules 2.0 0; st nek 80.428. Flour qniot-superflue 0.25; double7.00; treble 7.25@7.02. Cord Booroo and firm* er.-yellow and mixed 85?87; wbite 88@ 90. Fork firm, and held at 15.00. Ba? con firm, at 8%@9)?; ohoioe hams 19@ 19 >?. Lard-tierce 10J?@10>?; keg 12>{?@12??. Whi?key easier, at 95? 1.04K. . MomiiE, October ll.-Cotton dull and lower-middling 18X@18%; receipts 1,105 bales; sales 200; stock 13,885. WILMINGTON, October ll.-Cotton quiet-middling 18)..<; receipts 318 bales: eales 32; stock 3,330~. SAVANNAH, October ll.-Cotton in fair demand; ofleriugs lurge-mid? dling 18??@18j50; receipts 2,825 bales; sales 700; stock 15,138. AUGUSTA, October ll.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 17?4j ; receipts 75 bales. BALTIMORE, October ll.-Cotton firm -middliug 19%; receipts 350 bales; sales 420; stock 1,350. CHARLESTON, October ll.-Cotton quiet-low middliug 18).<; receipts 1,541 bules; sales 100; stock 10,989. NORFOLK, October ll.-Cotton steady -low middliug 18*0; receipts 1,110 bales; sales 200; stock 4,082. SEI/TZER; AMK.Ul'. 1SE AS OLD AS TIME.-For aught wo I:now tb ibu contrary, tho Seltzer Spring was bubbling ami sparkling when ?bin) walked with Eve in Paradise, bo t lt at. us it may, ita unnitary properties Im ve never boen HU cpu?* cd hy any medicino of hnmnn invention. They have," however, been embodied in all their nativo eflicaov in TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT, which is tho chemical duplicate of tho Spa itself, and itu effecting cures of Dyspepsia, bi linus II CH H, Constipation, Colic, Nervous De? bility, Dropsy, Rheumatism, fia., quito aa rapid a d as marvelous as those attributed to tho famous Spring, and which the faculty of Kuropo have placed on record as among tho medical miracles of tho atie. ?OLD UV A LL D K?O GISTS. . O ct 12 jg YOU CAN BUY FftESH GUM DUO TS, FroBh Licorioo Drops, Fresh Chocolate Creams, Ac, Freah Citrate Magnesia, Fresh Pille-all kinds, Freah Medicinen.-all kinds, Fine I'orfumea-all kinda, Tnrkiah Towels, Soothing Byrupa, Lini men tn, Choice assort tu ont nf Lilly Whites, Powder I'uffd, and a largo collection of SOAPS, From five cents to one dollar per rake, at E. K. JACKSON'S oct ii G _(!'iLDRNI?_-?ani?_ Now Is The Time TO PI ANT OUT ONION SETS. FOU salo at reduced prices bv E. li. JACK80N, Ol 1 Drug Stand. JOWTheHO Seta aro from Duiat'a Seed Gar? dens, th? heal known. Oct ll fi NEW FALL DRY GOODS JUST l?i AT THE LITTLE STORE OF C. F. JACKSON. ALAUGE STOCK to bo sold at very low prices. All mw st vies up tu tho timen and DOWN IN PblCEK. _Kept 21 Oid Virginia Hams. a1.000 Iba. Virginia (country-cured) I AMS, for sale by Sept 0_EDWARD HOPE. Barley ! Barley ! PLANTER-0 can havo SEED BARLEY at $1 25 por buahui. 'forma caah. Sept 22_JOHN O. SEEOEHS. Maccaroni, &c. i>f\ CASES Italian MACCARONI. JU\) 5 cacea Vcrniaeelli. 1 cano Tapioca. Sea Moaa Farina, Arrow Root, A-o. All froah._GEO. SYMMER8. For Sale. A LOT ol lino Kcntuoky A Wm*i MULES and HORSES, juatar./yfiftT XPtim rived. Call at cQj mMaBm DALY'S STAPLED, .jct 7 On Aaaombly street. Sundries. i f\f\ BOXKS asaortod OltAORERS. LV/V/ UK) boxes aaaorted Canned Goode. CO boxes Soap. 50 boxoa Candv. 50 boxea Candles. .J()0 barrels Flour. 50 barrel? Whiskey, coming in and in store,, and to which wo invito tho attention of tho trade. I.OuIOK ?fe LOWRANCE. If You Want Sohool Books, po tn li RY AN Jb MaO?RFEii, who havo a \JC frosh annplv of English, French, der? mani und clanmea! SCH? ?OL HO ?KS, alao of .school Stat finery <>f every description, all for aalo at lowest nmrkot rates._?ilUL*?_ Fish. WE aro sound on tho FISH queation. New MACKEREL- bonton inspic timi-in kita, half h.nola and barro u Also. ' Munn Mackerel " Thean aro atrungo Fiah-having neither heads nor taila. Aliio, CoilUidi, ronquea and Sounds, highly rio un m ended hy tho faculty. For aalo bv GEO. SYMMERS. mw con AT Gr. DIE KOKS''. CANNED GOODS. FISH, Meata and Fruits, Olub Fish, Lamb T?ngaos, Sar? dinas, Dutch Her Frings, Salmon, Lob? sters, Deviled Ham, Oyetertj, Cod Fish. Smoked Halibut, Lardellen, Mackerel, all kinds. FRUITS. Raisins, Currents, Prunes, Daten, Citron, Al monds. Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SOAP. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Soap, Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapolio, Toilet Soap-assorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Pearn, Peaches, Pino-apples and Joli v. CHEESE. Rich Cream Cheese Swiss Chceso, Pine? apple Cheese, Skimmed Cheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break? fast Strips. TEAS, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Gun Powder, English Breakfast, Oolong. Candice-Adamantine, Pcratlac and Wax. WINES. Sweet California, Angelica, Bberry. Rhino and French Wines and Brandies, at Oct 8_Q. DI KECKS' Chances for All W. D, LOVE & CO/S DRY GOODS I0DSR. THE success attonding tho disposal of our MAGNIFICENT SPOCK, which wo put upon tho market early this soasan, at such low figures, convinces ns that the publia ap? preciate our efforts to supply them with tho newest and mont stylish Goods. Every de? partment is full, and must be reduced to make room for bargains ahead. Our senior partner is now in Now York, and his intimate acquaintance witb tho market' for many years, buying Goods only from first handB-the largest importing and manufac? turing houses in tho North-enables ns to offer SUPERIOR. INDUCEMENTS. Wo have put down the prices, aad intend to koop them down. * Call and bo convinced. A full corps of effi? cient and attentive salesmen, who will take ploaeuro iu showing von our doods. W. D. LOVE A CO. W. D. LOVE, J B. B. MOOBKEUY. 1_Oct P JUST RECEIVED. A L.UUtE AND ? UM. SUrPLT OF FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLES, MEDICINAL WINES. LIQUORS, &C. W. C. FISHER, Oct 7 OppoMite Colambla Hotel. Mrs. A. McCormick WILL be prepared to open her handsome and well selected etock of MILLINERY AND [FANCY ARTICLE8 on FRIDAY, thu Gt h inst'. She has Just returned from New York, where she spared no pains in tho selection of her stock, hoping thereby to be ablo to please each and every one who may favor her with a call. Ber stock consists of Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of tho latest and most fashionable styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in endless variety. Corsets of tho very best mako. Furs of the latest styles, at remark? ably low prices. Also, a good supply of those handsomo ready-made Snits, uti of which she offers at very low prices. Mrs McCormick solicits a continuation of j the kind patronage of thu ladies of Columbia and vicinity, assuring them that she will do all in her power tn please. Oct S ~ EMPORIUM OF FASHION, ABBEVILLE, 8. G. TUE boat selecto.! stock of DRY iGOODS in the up-cor.titry. The grandest display of Millinery io '.South Carolina. Dress Makins, done in the very boat of style. The very best talent to be bad in Balti? more in charge of tho Millinery and Dress Making Departments. Business done strictly upon the "cash" system. Grand opening of fall and winter styles to take placo on Tues? day, October 10, at ll o'clock. The ladies of the up-conntry aro invited to attend. Sam? ples sent upon applioa inn. Ordure for any article in tho Millinery lino will be filled and satisfaction guaranteed. Expenses light and prices correspondingly low. Sept 30 Imo J Art. W. FOWLER. Pro'r. Canned Goods! Canned Goods'. 1 Kf \ CA8ES fresh GAN NED OOODS, jost lOv' received, consisting in part as fel? lows: Peaches, Pine Apples, Pears, Blackberries, Cherries; Tomatoop, Lima Beans, String Usane, Corn, Condensed Milk, ? Salmon, Sardines, Turkny, Beer, Mutton, Asparagus, Covo and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob stern, otc. For sale by Cot 4_JOHN AGNEW j SON. Look to Your Interest. ? THE heat MEAT iii tho Market can be had at eur stall, at 8 10 and 12Jcents por pound Orders for ii rm' or t-mah quantities, fruin city or country, Ulled promptly. SI ARLISG A POPE August 8_J|4i_Malls 8 ami C COIIMTV ??1#A?!?1S AN ?JURY 'JElll'I KICATEU bought by Fob 5 1>. GAMDIULL. Broker. ^Llxo-tdLoxx Saleo. Furniture, Mattresses, de. BY JD. 0. PEIXOTTO & BOH. THIS (Thursday) MORNING. 12th inat.. at 10 o'clock, at our auction store, without re ?erre, we will soil, 12 Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES, perfect? ly new, and j nat received from Northern fac? tory. ALDO,' 4 Sowing Maohines and sundry articles of Furniture TotmBoaBb._Oct 12 Lacon, Hams and Potatoes. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at oar auction atoro, wo will Bell, without reserve, 2,000 iba. D. 8. SHOULDERS, 3.000 ilia. Smoked Shoulders, 2,000 lbs. Prime Smoked Bides, 600 Iba. Primo Breakfast Strip?, 200 Iba. Prime Smoked Beef, 5 oaaks Primo Sugar-cured Hams, 10 barrels Northern Potatoes. Terms cash._Oct 12 EXECUTORS' SALE OK RE?L ESTATE. BY virtue of an order from tho Court o f Probate for said County, we' will eel!, at Edgoilold C. H., to the highest bidder, on the FIRST MONDAY in Novembor next, the fol? lowing LANDS, belonging to the estate of Marthall Frazier, lato of said County, de? ceased, viz: One tract of LAND, at Island Ford, on Big Saluda River, known aa the Homo Tract, containing six hundred and ninety-six acres, moro or ICBS, adjoining lands of Lod Hill, J. H. Brooks and otherB. ALSO, Ono othor Tract at Island Ford, known as tho River Tract, containing eight hundred and fifty-nine aoros, more or leas, adjoining i lands of Jeremiah Cooper,- Beard, the Homo Tract and others. Tho above Landa are very valuable and productive, havo good improvements, and aro in a high etato of cultivation. A rare opportunity is hero offered to persons wish? ing real enlato to purchase the best Planta? tion in Edgcficld Connty. ALSO, The Homestead whereon the said Marshall Frazier resided at the timo of his death, at Edge?eld Court Bonne, with about seventy five acres of land attached. This ia ono of the most handsome residences at Edge?eld, and tho place ia admirably improved other? wise. AL80? One tract of Land, lying on Boaver Dam Creek, containing two hundred and fifty seven acres, moro or leas, adjoining landa of A. A. Glover, A. J. Norris, E. J. Yonngblood and others. ALSO, ' The large Store-House, iu Edge?eld village, formerly occupied by Frazier it Sanders. ALSO, - The Store-House on the South weet dormer . of tho Public Square, at Edge?eld village, adjoining the present stand of B. 0. Bryan. TEBMS.-One-third cash; balance ona-cre? dit of ono and two years, in equal annual in? stalments, with interest from day of sale. The credit, portion of purchase money to be secured by mortgage of the Bald lands. Pur? chasers to pay for titles and H tampu. W. H. FRAZIER, W. A. BANDERS, Oct lOtuthi_Executors. United states of America, SOUTH CAROLINA DI8TRIOT. FOURTH CIUCUIT-IN EquiTT. Abram Vau Buren and H. Angelica, hin wife, tl al., vs. John Peter Brown, et al. BY virtne of an order of the Court in thia case, I will o flor for eale, at public outcry, on the FIRST MONDAY in November, 1871. at Columbia, at not lese than the appraised prices below stated, the following pare?la of LAND: I AU that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake," situate, lying and being in the County' of Richland, in said State, on the Congaree River, about eight miles below Colombia, con? taining about two thousand one hundred and seventy acres, and appraised at twelve dollars per acru. Said plantation has been divided into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by the road running through the plantation from the main public road to the Congaree River, and the tracts will bo sold separately. ALSO, All that PLANTATION, called "Shiver," lying in same County and State, about eight? een miles be^owColumbia,containing thirteen hundred acres, more or less, and appraised at t > i thousand dollars. TEUMB OF SALE.-One-fourth cash; balance upon a credit of one, two and three year-, with the bonds of the purchasers, bearing in? terest at the rate of seven per cent., payable annually, secured by a mortgage of toe lands. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. Said lands may be purchased at private sale, on application to the undersigned, at Sumter, S. O. J. 8. G. RIO H A UPSON, Oct 3 I_Special Referee. The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of Belling DRY GOODS at such high figures so much in vogue here, and intend from this on to make it to tho in? terest of buyers to patronize THE STORK OF POUTER & STEELE. Wo have j net r turned from the Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and as wa bought them toto, we propose to give oar oust to m ere the ad yan tag o of theue LOW FIGURES 1 We ask especial attention to oar choice lot of Men's Wear, embtaoing all styles, colors and prioes. DRF.8? GOODS, tbs new? est designs oat, and a fall stock. We show the best line of Fringes in the city, and at tho lowest Agares. In all Domestic Goods, we offer rare bargains. We will make it to the interest of buyers to examino oar Stock before purchasing. Kept 21 POtlTKR de STEELE. Rose's Hotel. IN view of the influx of vi? sitors to Colombia, occasioned by the prevalence of the yel _How fever in Charleston, the prupru uu ut ROSE'S HOTEL baa concluded to re-open his establishment for the accom? modation of the public at once, and therefore withdrawa the proposals be has heretofore made for ita saie or leaso. The Hotel will henceforward bo conducted na a first class bonne of entertainment, and special providion will bu made for the comfort and convenience of families. Carnages and an Omnibus will be found at bvoiy uriiving train. W. E. ROBB. ; AhKnaJ_30__ Fu ton Market Meats, &c. P'CKI.EP BrEF. I'ieklod Reef Rounds. Smoked Reef. , Smoked Reef Tongues, llama-choicest brands. Breakfast Bacon. Received weekly-always frrah. Sept 29 GEO. 8YMMKRB.