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'.'Sr?IfAWW?i'.n nv ?i NIGHT DESPATCHES, i v7 I ADGEJXI AN MATTHUS;-FRENOU ?bBOTIONS. PAR?S, October Xi.r-A new outbreak in Algeria necessitates tho despatch of additional-troops. , i .T&rJhroe. A.-Qo.,, of Paris,, telegraph Mohroe &Oo.; New York, to pay $30,000 to the Mayor of Chicago. btv,' VBBSAIJCUJES, Ootober 14.-Official re? turns of the .Gouoeil,Geuevaux show 49 Bonapartiste, \ 199 Legitimists, 20 Radi? cals, .474. f Moderates^/and 867 Liberal .Conservatives. , Jerome', Bonaparte, has been eleoted from Corsica, j : His seat will be qneBtioned, because bo pays no taxes. LONDON, 1Ootpber 14.-Nearly, all .tho expresses andi steamers carry supplies for G bioago /ree; ', " ... ;'. ~7-rt *-?-. Am?ricain in tc ni KC ncc. NOON DESPATCHES. POWDER KXFD?BfON-PURTHKR' PARTIOU ItABS OP THK WIS0ONSIN FIRE-DESTRUCT . 1VH FRESHET-EXTORTION IN CHICAGO MEXICAN-REVOLT-TEXAS MATTERS, 40. Po UT ii AN D, October 13.-Two mills oi the Oriental Powder Company exploded to-day, killing one. CHICAOO, Ootober 13.-The organiza tion effected for .the management of re lief oonB?Bta of the Chicago Relief aud Aid'Society, an old established institu tioh, ' assisted, by prominent oitizens. Bills will be audited. by ia committee. Fonds collected Should-be remitted di retst to or held, subject to tho order bl tho Chicago l?eliof sod Aid Committee Signed by R. li. Mason. .. .. JANESVIIII?B, WIS., Ootober 14.-Gov, Fairchild telegraphs that the appalling eal ara i ty bas not been exaggerated Over 3.000 ;men, women and childrei aro now destitute. , .The loss of life bat boon very great; not less than 500 per sons have been burned at Fisutego ant vicinity, and 300 oh the Eastern shore Scores of men i women and 'children an now in temporary hospitals, burned HUI maimed. ^:?1"m ~? . 1 S SPBT??Fr?MVOctober 14 -The Legis lulu rb ndjo urned' to visit Chicago. Be fo'r? t?j?y rdlhrp'they, will remit ?250,00 due'th'e-'Stale from ?.Chicago upon im provotaonts ou tho Illinois and Chicago . Oanah^ ;~;~ ,. , BANGOR, MBA Oelber} 14;-Tpere wa . an unprecedented freshet ih the Penob soot River, with an immense loss o lumber. Marjy, bridge? are gone. N traine over the Maine road since Tb ort day^A 'l'1'! I inf;:') "TV j.i CJ flt' _ s CINGINNATI, Ootober 14.,-Arrange ii. ment8 have been' made, .here for 200 obi! . dren from^?hioagb.' Ul hy 1 CHICAGO, Ootober 14;- Some laborerf taking advautago of the prof use um? un of provisions, refuse to work for lee than a dollar an hour. Hundreds .-( shanties are going up. NEW YORK, Ootober 14.-A special t tho Tribune, from' the city of Moxiec Ootobrjir ; 1, [^js^'This afternoon, 4C gen? dfxiri&ef. ? ajid fc?valry-m?^.yeypltie and attempted to take posa?saion ot: ti olty. The garrison rallied' under con Uland of Gen. Rosha and j others, an attacked and defeated the insurgent T^yb of ihe latter were killedv>ln. 'tl fight. '' Their leaders, said to bo Negrot . Toledo, Rivers and Gherarrief ; effect? their escape; but several officers,' wfl 250 men, were taken prisoners and sh next morning. -j^. NIGHT DESPAT?fjES. . WASHINGTON, Ootober '14.-Judi Chase rs hero. He has gained twen pounds during his.absence. -'Five boys have been dismissed fro the naval school for persistent hazing. Mrs. George Wriggs died in Londoi . Probabilities-The area of the low* pressure will probably to-night mo over Lake Michigan, preceded by bri Southerly j winds, and extend to Lat Huron and Erie on Sunday; tbreateni weather and rain .will probably prev from the Ohio Valley to Vermont a Northward; cloudy weather in the Sor 'Atlantic .'States and Gulf coast, wi Easterly 'wipda; threatening weath and possibly rain, for the Middle a East Atlantio coast. ' NEW YORK, October 14.-Judge I Kip ney, ' United ' States Judge of I Southern Distriot of Florida, died Thursday, oh the steamer City of Ho ton,' eii route' from Key West for hoi and was buried at Sequin's Poin t. Ju< McKinney abandoned his summer t North, to* give' speedy adjudication wrecked -'ct elimers by recent cyclone, sacrificed his lifo to duty. .HUNTSVILLE, ADA., Ootober 14.-' subcommittee on Ku Klux, Sont Pratt Chairman, after sitting eight d in'session in" this place, adjourned 1 evening, to go by way of Ohattnnoog Montgomery, whore they will rea two or'.tlireo days/?nd then go to De ' polia, Marengo Couuty,|Alu., where t will remain : for. perhaps a week. Vi bave' examined1 forty-two witnessec Hautr,7illo-including s?v?ral of principal public men . on the Damooi side, who regarded the County as pe fal; on tho other Bide, many persons eluding negroes, testified to nets of lonee. ' CHARLESTON, Ootober 14.-Sail? - steamers Georgia, New York; Sea C Baltimore. ST? ' Louis, Ootober 14.-Dee pat report excitement throughout the dian Territory, in consoquenoo i quarrel ambfig tbe Creeks. CH?CAGO/, Ootober 14.-It rained thorning, dearing the atmospher dust-and smoke. GALVESTON, Ootober 18.-125 ool mill tia havo arrived at Grosbeak. J noaa ?B .suspended there, ond all l leading to the place are guarded, none allowed to pass lu or ont. Tw ' five oitizonu ' have been arrested glaced under bouda for their appeal efore Judge Oliver. Muoh indigu is felt. ? ?? " '?<???< ' - i Additional returns from the sc distriot -increase Conner's majority. Democrats . have [doubtless ole?te four Congressmen1. The' aggregate jori ty in the State is ejtimated,at 41 ti ibjif*'!.'-. *f . it?'i?rri?.-tii pitf ? ><:?. AUSTIN, TEXAS, Oe tob or 14.-The Go? vernor's proclamation of martial law waB taken np in thc House. A resolution td enstain the G ovo rn or waa opp o H ed by many leading Republicans. . , ! Plumly < Radical, from Galveston Obuuty, bitterly, opposing it, said; "I shall vote against tho ' Governor's proclamation of ..martial law, because I think it ie illegal. Twill not be deterred from the expression of my opinion against tho'proclamation by the ory of having gone to the Domo craoy. I shall voto against it, because I am a Republican, .and regard the procla? mation as destructive to party, subversivo of the Constitution and the liberties of the people. The Governor has made a mistake. I will uot be compelled, under party lashing, to endorse and ratify the error. My County has increased its De? mocratic majority from ,100 in two years to 2,000 now. The increase is caused by enforcing just such illegal and irregular declarations of martial law as we are now considering." Financial and Commercial. NEW YORK, October 14-Noon. Sales of futures, last evening 5,600 bales, as follows: October 19%, 19.%; Novem? ber 19 9-16, 19 11-16, 19%; December 19 9-16, 19 11-16, 19%, 19%; January 19 11-16, 19%; April 20%. Stocka strong and steady. Governments dall, but steady. State bonds dull and weak. Money firm, at 7. Gold steady, at 14>?. Exchange-long 8% ! short 9%. Flour, wheat and corn unchanged. Pork dull, at 13.50. Lard ' quiet-steam 10%@ 10%. Cotton steady-uplands 20%; Orleans 20%; sales 1,200 bales. Freights steady. ,7 P. M.-Cotton in good export de? mand; sales 3,671 bales-uplands 21%. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat closed quiet at an advance-winter red Western 1.62@1.68. Corn steadier, at 79. Pork 13.25@18.50. Lard heavy kettlo 10%. Freights firmer. Money easier-bulk of the business currency to gold. Gold 14%@14.%.- Governments advanced %@%o.-62* 15. States very weak-Tennesaces 64%; new 64%. Vir ginias 60; new 58. Louisianas 65; new 58; levees 70; 8s 80. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 68. Georgius 81; 7s 91. North Caro? linas 37%; new 20. South Caroliuas 70; uqw 42. BALTIMORE, October" 14.-Flour, corn ami wheat activo and firm. Whiskey 1.00. Cotton quiet aud firm-middliug 19%; receipts 325 bales; exports 45; sales 135;stock 1,165. CHARLESTON, October 14.-Cotton steady-middling 18%@18%; receipts 2,269 bales; exports 665; eales 200; stock 14,421. MOBTLE, October 14.-Cotton quiet middling 10%; receipts 1,114 bales; ex? ports 595; sales 700;-stock 13,863. .GALVESTON, October 14 -Cotton active and in good demand-good ordinary 16(3)16.%; receipts 1,025 hales; exports l4fi8; sales 1,700; stock ,23,857. NEW . OELEANB. Ootober 14.-Baoon firm,-shpulders 8%; clear rib 8%@8^?; hurps easier-choice 18%@19. Cotton firnier-imiddliug 19%; receipts 2.U81 bales; exporta 1,070; sales 3,100; stock 86,249J.'- ,< . AUGUSTA, Ootober 14 -Colton iu fair demand-middling 18%; receipts 1,100 bales; sales 900. WILMINGTON, October 14.-Cotton firm-middling 18%; receipts294 bales; exports 215; sales 102; stock 3,155. LOUISVILLE, October 14.-Flour and grain firm. Provisions firm and in light demand. Pork-round lots 13.50. Shoulders 7%; clear sides 8%. Whis? key 91. CINCINNATI, October 14.-Flour and grain unchanged. Providions dull and unsettled. Pork 13.00(0)14.00. Lard 9%. Whiskey advanced-91. SAVANNAH, Ootober 14.-Cotton firm and in active demand-low mid? dling 18%@18%; receipts 2.514 bales; exports 1,727; sales 2,500; stock 19,321. LONDOIT, October 14-Noon.-Con? sols 92^. Bonds 89%. LIVERPOOL, October 14-Evening. Cotton opened aud closed strong-up? lands 9%@9J?; Orleaus 10@10%; sales 20,000 bales; export aud speculation 7,000. CONSIGNEES PER YELLOW AND GREEN LINES, VIA CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD, COLUMBIA, Ootober 14.-L. & Co., H. li. Farrell,-R. Nor? wood & Co., Vance, M. ?fe Co., Grier ?fe Welch, A. D. Lovelaoe, R. Blakely, FOB tcr & Judd, W. T. Tarrant, D. McCully, 0. F. J., J. L. Colemon, J. Harris, J. O. Ellis, W. H. Wohb, Childs & Wylie, F. ?fe Miller, Trowbridge ?fe Co., J. H. ?fe M. L. Kinaird, Quarles, P. ?fe Co., J. McKen? zie, Lipscomb & Son, H. Muller, O. ?fe H. Motte, J. R. Fant, Cooper & Taylor, R. & W. O. Swaffield, C. ?fe Co., J. D. Bateman, G. Follin, Fugle & Odell, G. Brookbanks, G. B. Holmes, J. P. Hope, R. G. Shiver & Co., T. J. & H. M. Gibson, W. F. Stnrges, H. Hammonds, IA. M. Bowers, G. Diercks, G. W. Bronston & Co., T. W. Cornwell, J. P. Elkin, Gol. J. P. Love, S. P. Boozer & I Go., Williams, Black & Go., Fagan & Bro., Wm. Gormon, Jacobs, S. & Co., F. H. Moffett, J. Agnew & Son, M. H. Berry, J?, . H. Maograth, S. J. Perry, A. M. Benson & Co., W. H. Lyle & Go., J. G. Williams, H. Faller, R. G. Shiver, W. D. Love & Co., W. R. Jordan, F. A. Walter, U. S; A., Wheeler & M., A. M. Bowers & Go., H. H. Bludsoe, E. W. G., R. O'Neale & Son. Donald & F. Columbia Chapter No. 6, R. A. M. AN EXTRA CONVOCATION will be held in Maeonio Hall, MON DAY EVEN? ING, at 7 o'clock. M. M. Degmo will be conferred. After conferring the Degreo, an informal meeting of Union Council No. 5 will bo held. By order of tho M. E. H. P. ,-? Pet IS 1_H. E. DRUPE. Secretary. Fish. WE are sound on the FISH quostion. New MACKEREL-Bouton inspec? tion-lu kits, half barroia and barro B. Also, "Meas Mackerel.1' Those are strango Fish-having noither heads nor tails. , Also, Cortil RII, Tongues and Hounds, highly recommended by the lacnlty. For sale by GEO. 8 Y MM ERB. A DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE.-- A little over'two weeks ago, a most disgraceful on trago -waa committed upon two elderly ladies, ;:by^th^^aitf?3 of Salton, living on tho Beatty road; opposite Hebron Church. It appears that lr*- *\t night a man called at the boase, cursing and swearing in a shocking manner, and or? dered them to put out thoughts, j The poor women, hoing very much alarmed, escaped through the back door, and hid themselves ia the gardon. The fiend followed, cursing and threatening, and forced them to return to the house. He then compelled them to give up all the money they had in the house, which only amounted to $5, and which they intended to purchase meat, flour, coffee and sugar with tho next day. When the fellow lirst called, he asked if a cortaia disreputable woman lived mero, and be? ing informed that she did not, ho com? menced his brutal conduct. He told the ladies that ho belonged to the garrison, and they could call there and get redress. Tbs Miss -Skcltons are respectable, in? dustrious ladies, about forty-five or fifty years of age, and obtain an honest living by work. The loss of $5, though small in amount, is very great to them, as it was their all, and wa would suggest that a subscription ba taken up to reimburse them. We also learn that tho villain broko samo necessary articles of furni? ture.- Union Times. We invite a perusal of the present? ment of the grand jury of York County, to be found in another column. It pre? sents a truthful view- of nearly all tho "diabolical outrages" in this St rite which the Columbia Union and its correspond? ents have been so industriously circulat? ing, iu magnified styles. These out? rages have been made most hideous through the columns of that paper, in order, to .fire the hearts of tho United .States officials against the peaceable and honorable citizens of tho Stuto, and to make the necessity for passiug the in? famous Ku Klux bill appear apparent to tho Northern people; and they intend to forco the authorities to put tho provi? sions of that law into execution through a partisan court. York nud Union Couuties are uow quiet aud orderly, but it is tho a (.'termination of the Radical party to break up that peace, by outrag? ing overy principle of justice and de? cency, and,.ift possible, drive tho people to desperation under tho wrougs they wilt inflict and cause us to resist such usurpation and oppression. . f Union Times. .-;-. -. OUR ONLY MEANS OF REDEMPTION. Tho Baltimore Gazette, a very strong and sonad Democratic journal, thus gives its opinion: ?i '*. "Wo feel constrained to Bay, with Gen. Hampton, our only trust is in tho Northern Democracy, and our only hope I ot political redemption depends upon1 the triumph of the Democratic party. Of ourselves, we ?an do nothing. No- ! groes, carpet-baggers and scalawags, are our rulers, and if we move hand or foot I for our deliverance, even though the j moana bo lawful and tho right wu exer- | eise unquestionable, tho old war cries, potent for evil, will bo revived again, and | everything that rnaliguit}' can invent will bo forged into a weapon for our hurt, I and will be used, uot against us only, but against those from whom alone must come, if it come at all, our fiual rescue from tho pains and penalties to which we are now and have BO long bean subject? ed." A CAROLINA RACER. -Measra. A. <fc R. J. Wilson have at their stables, un Eilis street, a racer from South Carolina, called tho Lexington Colt, which they will enter in the running races during tho approaching fair week. Tho horse was brought out from Keutncky last year, and sold aa a farm horse to a planter in Edgefield County, South Ca? rolina. After plowing him awhile his flue qualities wero discovered. A short time ago his owner brought him to Au? gusta to have him put in condition for the fair, in order that his merits may receive a thorough teat. [Augusta Chronicle. A Yankee having told au Englishman that ho shot, ou one particular occasion, 999 Buipo, his interlocutor asked him why ho didn't muko it 1.000 at ouco. "No," Baid he; "it's not likely I'm going to tell a lio for ono suipo." Whereupon tho Euglishman, determined not to bo outdoue, begun to tell a story of n mau having swum from Liverpool to Boston. "Did you see him yoursolf?" naked tho Yaukoe, suddenly. "Why, yes, of course 1 did; I was coming across, and our vessel passed him a mile out of Bos? ton harbor." "Well, I'm glad yo saw him, stranger, cos yer a witness that I did it. That was me." We understand, from undoubted au? thority, that there is in this city a young mun of eighteen summers who is en? gaged to a lady on whose brow from seventy-five to eighty winters have been indellibly impressed. He is Boon to load her to tho altar, when summer aud winter will be merged into ono season. [Wilmington Star. An Indianian gave a horse a quart of whiskey, and the inebriated mumal killed two persons. OF ri ci AI. RAPPLE N U MU KUM Ch arie mon Charl, tallie Association, for benefit Freo Hahool fund: RAFFLE CLASS NO. 176 -Morning-October 14. Gl 42-24-17-52-G0-23-41-67 74-22-8 Witness my band, at Columbia, this 14'h day of Octobor, 1871. FENN TECK. Oct 15_Sworn Ootnmieaionor._ Wanted, TWIGHT good Dry Conds SALEBMEN, iin .1 mediately. None but oxporionoed "Dry (i ods mon" need apply, as wo will not au ; inver. It. C. HU I VICK A CU.. i Oot 15 1 Columbia, H. C. ear Charleston New? and Courier copy ono timo._ Maccaroni, &c. OASES Italian MACCARONI. 5 casca Vermicelli. 1 caso Tapioca. Hop. Moss Farina, Arrow Boot, ko. All fresh. GEO. BYMMERB. Canoing Behool at Temperance Hall. PREPARE yoaraelvea for^the Sonth lirojin? Olub Dall.. Loam howitoaland, .daW^ir walk g rao ful ly.". MONS. BEUGER touches how to Danoo correctly all tho various aqnaro, round, German, and also Fanoy Dances of every doaoription. lhoao Fancy Dan cou aro moat naeful for the im nrovement of tho carriage. .Terms moderate. Pupila taken by tho BeaBton or the month. .Twolesions per week. For particulars, ap ply at Hendrix Donee._Pot 15 Cheviot Shirts. WE have roceivud Ave dozen CHEVIOT SHIRTS, that we will warrant tho cloth puro, and mado by D. A J. Anderson, Glasgow, who manufacturo theso gouda exclusively. ALS .\ GO ??air floe BLACK CAS3IMEEE PANTS. HATS, HATS, HATS. A frosh arrival. Oct 15 Imo CHILDS tc WILEY. POPULAR GOODS. ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OK TUE COMPASS BRAND UK ALP/tEM. WHICH aro unequalled for color, brillian? cy of finish, and durability. Being Hanni on bulli aides, they have nu equal au to oconumy. To bo had only at W. D. LOVE & CO.'S ?XE PRICE m\\ HOUSE. OUR SECOND Fall and Winter Stock ls now arriving, in which wo aro allowing some now designa and STYLISH GOODS. ! Tboy will bo ?old at tho samo POPULAR LOW TRICES which huvo all along characterized the reputation of our house. I W. D. LOVE. B. B. UcCBEERY. 1 Oct IS_ Abbeville A?ricultaral Fair, To be held on the 257i, 26th and illh of October, GENERAL SUPEHINTENDENT'S OFFICE, GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA R. It. Co., .COLUMBIA, S. C., October 13,1871. TO accommodate persons attending tho above Fair, ROUND TRIP TICKETS will ho isauod between ail Stations on the Green? ville and Columbia Railroad und Abbeville, commencing on TUESDAY, tho 24th, and each day thereafter, up to Friday, tho 27th, inclusive. Good to return at any time be? tween tho dato of issue and Monday, tho 30th, inclusivo, for tho price of a singlo ticket one way. A apocial Passenger Train will bo run ; on tho three days of the Fair, viz: 25th, 2Glh and 27 tli, bo tween Abbeville aud Stations be? low Cokeabury, aB Far aa Niuoty-Six; leaving tho latter place in thc morning, and Abbeville in tho evening, nf tor tho close ol tho Fuir. Due notice will hereafter bo given of the honra of Departure and arrival of thc Train at tho respective Stations. TUGS. DOD AM EAD, Oct 15 General Superintendent. Abbeville Agricultural Fair for 1871. Notice lo Station Agenta and Contributors. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, GREENVILLE A COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co.. COLUMBIA, S. C., October 13, 1871. TO encourage the agricultural interests, and ut tho aamo time to prevent imposi? tion, tho following rules in regard to articles intended for exhibition at tho Fair will be ob? served: All articloa intended for exhibition at the Fuir will bo regularly way-billed ami entered on the hooka of the Company, and churged tho regular ratea oi freight, by'tho Company's Freight TarifT, whon going to tho Fair, and which must bo paid before the delivery of tho articles to tho owner or party controlling tho same; hut if not disposed wt and returne d as tho property of the fume party, they will be transported to tho same Station from which originally acut free of charge, and the amount Imid for their transportation to tho Fuir will io refunded, thus securing for urticlea in? tended for exhibition only free transportatiou both ways. Those desirous of sending stock or other articles tn the Fair will pieuse notify the Agont at tho Station from which it is to be sent, of thu quantity and the cur room re? quired, and ut What tune, Buflleienlly in ad? vance, to ena ule him to provide tho necessary accommodations. Agonts, on receiving notice, will make im? mediate application tor Ibo necessary curs, that they may bu fnrninhed in time. THUS. DOD AME AI), Oct 15 General Superintendent. Cow Feed. pr f\f\f\ POUNDS moro o? fino COW 'J?\J \_/yj FEED, just received, and will ho sold lower than any on the market for cash. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Oct ll At tho Columbia Ice House MILLINERY. tA LARGE supply of LadicB, \. Misses ai?? Children's Hon nuts, . Hats, Cups, Laces, Fura, Cloaka, w Ribbons, Flowora, Wreaths for ^Bridal Orders and Tournaments, Hair of overy variety, Toilet arti olos; all of which will bo aold very low. Tho ladica of Columbia and elsewhere will plcaao call and BOO for themselves, at MRS. C. E. REED'S, Oct U 3mo Main street. Columbia, S. C. Mules and Horses. Mb| JUST recoived, a car-load ~ *?p3& oftbio MULES and HOUSES. ?dEe&?PnrchaaerH will call at Lo- <fn^?4 gan's niables, on Senate street. ? 1 *1 ? Oct 138 W. H A.T M TALBOT T For Sale. A LOT of (Ino Kentucky Pfem. MULES and HORSES, just ar-l fr*$| rived. Call at nT JT DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On ABaombly street. Martin's Slicing Sub-Soilcr and Seep Tiller Flow. THE undersigned having purchased tho right for this Stato to manufacturo aud soil the above plow, thu boat and cheapest yet introduced, deairos a reliable Agent al ovary Countv Court Uonao in tho Stato. Oct 10_EDWARD HOPE. Barley! Barley! PLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY at $1.25 nor bushel. Torras cash. Sept ?22 JOHN 0. SEEGERS. . EIGHT SIDE UP. MB. EDITOU: It gives us pleasure to lay bo foro our Polloy-Holders and the public, the following doBpatoboB, showing that all our Co mp ani na have como out of the groat Obioago Firo intaot: COLOSIDUB, GA., Octobor 10, 1871. . Messrs. II. E. Nichols tb Co., Agents: Wo had nothing in Chioago; always do olined placing agency thcro. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary Georgia Homo Insurance Oo. HAnTFonD, CONN., October 10, 1871. Messrs. II. E. Nichols ? Co., Agents: Tho old Hartford will promptly meet its obligations in Ohicago sud elsewhere, aa usual. Continue business. GEO. L. CHASE, Freeident Hartford Firo Insurance Co. NEW YOBS, Octobor 10,1871. Messrs. II. E. Nichols & Co., Agents: Chicago losaos will not affect capital of Company, hoing lees than Uro surplus. CHAS. E. WHITE, Manager North British and Morcantilo InBUranco Company. NEW YOUK, Octobor ll, 1871. Messrs. II. E. Nichols <fc Co., Agents: Tho Contiuontal is aound beyond peradven? ture, and will pay its losses promptly. Co ahead with your bnsinoBS. GEO. T. HOPE, President. CINCINNATI, OHIO, October 12,1871. Messrs. II. E. Niehols ?fc Co., Agent*: Andes solvent and paying losses. Advance rates and go ahead. Pot 14 3 J. B. BENNETT. Trcsidont. Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company OFEE H their SHELL LIME to tho planting public in full confidence in its excellence as a Permanent Manure. It was exlonaivoly nsod tho oust season on Whoat, Corn and Cotton, und has givon entire satisfaction, as in shown by a number ol certificates from somu of thu beut planters in Georgia and South Carolina. Our prices for Fertilizing, or X Lime, ia titi fier ton cash, put. up in casks or barr?is, do ivored in the city of Augusta or at auy land? ing: on tho Savannah Uiver. Tho price of oar XXX, or Mason's Limo, is $2 per barrel, de? livered as above. Wo aro agents forlhocelchratod "Stonewall Cotton Fertilizer" and "Furn English Dis? solved Boue," which we receive? direct from England, and can offer to tba public at re? duced prices. COLES, SIZER & CO., No. 14 McIntosh stroet, Augusta, Ga. Agent, TUOS. B. OLARKSON, Columbia, 8. C. ._;_Oct 13 6mo Full to Overflowing. EVERY department of our MAMMOTH DRY GOODS PALACE full and complete^ Everything wo hoop, comprising all goods usually found in Dry Goods StorcB, Shoo Stores, Hat Stores, Millinery and Dress-mak? ing Establishments, hat> b ?en bought with our usual care and taste, and in pricos we are competing willi retail hontes of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimoic, and arc daily ac? tually saving money for every person who will come in and foo what wo keep. Let every buyer ask themselves ono question and an? swer it fairly, it in (his: Cannot and does not this house of It. C. Shiver ? Co. sell goods cheaper than other hout-ia in their linc? II .-nulling the immense amount of goodB that they do? Certainly. Commercial law teaches as fact, SH a good bound rule, that thc man who buys {300,000 per annum of merchandise, can buy much cheaper than he who buys *00,000. lt. C. SHIVER ti CO. R. C. SMUVEH. DAVID JONES. AT G. DIE RCKS'. CANNED GOODS. FISH, Meats and Fruits, Club Fish, Lu mb Tongues, Sar dines, Dutch Hur _I rings, Salmon, Lob? sters, Deviled Ham, Oyster*. Cod Fish, SHH.ked Halibut, Lardellcn, Mackerel, ali kinds. FRUITS. Raisins, Currents, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Almonds, Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SO A P. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Soap, Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapoiio, Toilet Soap-assorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Poars, Peaches, Pino-apples and Jolly. CHEESE. Rich Cream ChooBO, Swiss Cheese, Pine? apple Chooso, Skimmed Cheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break? fast Strips. TEAS, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Gun Powder, English Breakfast, Oolong. Candios- Adamantino, Foratino and Wax. WINES. Sweet California, Angelica, Sherry. Rhin? aud French Wines and Brandies, at Oct 8_G. PIERCES'. Seogers* Beer u Pure. IT don't contain Coooculus Indiens Fish Horries to make sleepy or headache._ NEW FALL DRY GOODS JUST IN AT THE LITTLE STORE OF C. F. JACKSON. ALARGE STOCK to be aold at very low prioea. All new styleB up to the times I and DOWN IN PBIOES. Sept %t Ir O OK ~. .. , u v? ii ta .-. ; YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best ! ?gk?ZZ*?k MY line of WATCHES is x*?grJ^SELSp. now full and completo, and MH?MBWtm^he public may dopend ou getting the Desi at the lowest possible figures, as my facilities are Buoh that I defy competi? tion from any market. I have alao in store and constantly arriving all tho newoet styles lof Ladies' Sets, in Dia? mond, Coral, Cameo. Etruscan, Gold, .>et, &o.; elegant designs in nh ainu, Bracelets, Charme. Lockets, ito,; the latest and most' beautiful patterns, in'solid Silver and heavy Flated Ware- Goods suited for bridal, hobday and other presentations. Repairing in all branches, by the best work? men and at reasonable rates. ' ISAAC S?LZBAOHEB, Oct 13 _Colombia Hotel Row. Now Is The Time TO FIANT OUT ., ONION SETS. FOR sale at roduccd prices by E. E. JACKSON, Old Drug Stand. 4S~These Sets are from Burst's Seed Gar dons, the best known. * Oct ll 6 YOU CAN BUY , FBE8H GUM DROPS, Fresh Licorice Drops, Frosh Chocolate Creams, Ac, Fresh Citrate Magnesia, Frosh Pilla-all kinda, Fresh Medioinos-all kinds, Fine Perfumes-all kinda, Turkish Towels, Soothing Syrupa, Liniments, Ohoico assortment of Lilly Whites, Powder Puffs, and a large collection of SOAP S,..... From ii ve cents to ono dollar per cake, at E. E. JACKSON'S Oct ll G . Old Drug 8tand. JUST RECEIVED. A LAUGE AND FOLL Bttr^PLVoF 1 - . . :J V..;-. : .Ci: Ul FRESH AND PUSE UEUOS;. f '.' ' ,: 1 ! '?' '. w'.'?:rFi8H^fe,r : 1 . .^ a!? ... l ??'J Oat 7_ Oppoalto Columbia Hotel. ? Hardware, etc? -fl *f\(~\ DOZEN AX Fa. ?..?.' i iUU . 49 bales Bagging. v ? ? 2(Jl) bundles Arrow Ties. , 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. 200 o ai ra Trace Chains. Just received and for salo at lowest marke prices. L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Canned Goods! Canned Goods! -j p?/~V CASES fresh CANNED GOODS, ju?t I JLOv/ received, consisting in part as follows Peaches, . . ! i Fine Apples, ' . :. Pears, , Blackberries, Cherries, Tomatoes, Lima Means, String Brans, Corn, Condensed Milk, ?1 Salmon, Sardines, Turkey, Beef, Mutton, Asparagus, Covo and Spiced Oyster*, Salmon, Lob stern, etc. For salt- bv Oct 4_JOHN AGNEW A SON. The New Departure. WE propose to depart -from tho old fogy habit of selling DRY GOODS at such high figures so much in vogue here, and intend from this on to make it to the in? terest of buyers to patronize THE STORE OE PORTER & STEELE. Wc havo just r tnrn.'d From tho Eastern Market with a beautiful.assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and as we bought them {otc, wo propose to give our cus? tomers tho advantage of these LOW FIGURES 1 Wc aak especiar attention to our choice lot of Mon's Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prices. DRFSS GOODS, the new? est deeignB ont, and a full stock. We show the best linn of Fringes in tho city, and at tho lowost ilgures. In all Domestic Goods, we offer ra o bargains. Wo will make It to tho intorest of buyers to examine oar Stock before purchasing. - . Sept 21 PORTER & STEELE. Sundries. .i S~\f \ BOXES aaaorted 0RA0KER8. L x / \J 100 boxes aaaorted Canned Goode. * SO boxes Soap. 60 boxea Gandy. 60 boxes Candles. 200 b?rrela Flour. 60 barrels Whiskey, coming in and ia store, and to whioh wo invito the attention bf the trade. LOWICK A LOWRANCE. If Yon Want School Books, pi O to BRYAN k MoOARTER, who have a VJT frosh supply of English French, Ger? man and classical*SCHOOL BOOKS, also of School Stationery of every description, all for eale at lowost market ruten. ' Hopt 19 Fresh Biscuit and Craokera. SODA Wafers. Pio-Nioa, Fancy Ru ter, Lemon, Wino, Pearle, Oy.tor, Farina, Milk, Lemon, Ginger, Variety, Cream Wafers, Jumbles, Corn Hill Biaoait, Lemou Snapv In small boxes for families. Sept 26_^EDWARD HOPE._ Kocnro tiokota in the Columbia Oo-opert tivo Building Aenoclt^pn.