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Foreign A fra I rai
NOON DESPATCHES.
ACQUITTAT.! OF VICTOR PLAOB-FRENCH
I? HG CAUTION fl AGAINST THE BONAPART?
ES-TRIAL OF COMMUNISTS, AO., AO.
PARIS, October 19.-Vntor Place, who
has been OD trial at Versailles for alleged
frauds ia the purchase of arms for Go?
vernment, while filling the position of
French Consul at New York, has boon
honorably acquitted.
The Government has issued an order
to the commandants of military and
naval postB aod stations on the coast of
Frnnoe, warning them to koop u cureful
watch on tho movements of al) suspi?
cious or suspected persons, aud to be
prepared for prompt action, to suppress
any disturbance. Tho objeot of the
order is to provent the country from
being disturbed or excited hy a Boua
partist descent, which it is feared may bo
undertaken.
Tho court martial held in this city for
trial of Communists has sentenced nine?
ty-one of tho accused brought before it,
and acquitted H.OOO.
American Intulllaence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
A RAILROAD KING FOR PRESIDENT-PRO
BAOIiE ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN BRAZIL
-MARINE DISASTER-ARRIVAL 'OF TUE
HOIITON-EPISCOPAL CONVENTION PRO?
CEEDINGS-ADVANCE IN DRY GOODS
INSURANCE CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS -
TORPEDO EXPLOSION, AC, .'.O.
PTTTSBURG, October 18. -In view of
the resnlt of recent elections in Pennsyl?
vania and Ohio, tho Pittsburg Post
comes out to-morrow for Thomas A.
Scott for President, as the man tu carry
Pennsylvania against Grant by an over?
whelming majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ootobor 18.-Tho
bark Hammonia has arrived from Shang?
hai, with 9,800 packages of green tea,
whioh has beea shipped East overland.
CHICAGO, October 18.-Tho Timen re?
appeared, this morning, in a sheet neat?
ly printed. The leader deprecates tho
attempt of interested parties to take the
business below 12th street iu South Di?
vision, and says there can ho no ques?
tion about the return of business to the
burnt district in the meantime.
WASHINGTON, October 19.-lu the Sn- 1
preme Court, the case of the State of
Louisiana ex rel W. W. Handlin, plain- 1
tiff in error, tis. G. M. Wickliffe, auditor,
&c, was up. This case was argued by
Mr. W. W. Handlin, tho plaintiff in
error. The Court declined to hour auy
further argument in this causo. '
DETROIT, MICH., October 19.-The
passenger steamer H. G. Colburu fonn- I
tiered iu Saginaw Bay. Two boats with
tho officers aud a part of the crew are
missing. Three passengers aud seven of 1
the crew were saved.
GLOUCESTER, MASS., Ootobor 19.-The i
schooner Horton has arrived. A grand
reception was given the crew by the citi?
zens.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 19.-50,000
sheep were ' scattered and lost in tho 1
mountains near Fort Tijou, by saud <
storms. ' i
The tax-payers carry the city in the '
judicial aud school elections. I
SALT LAKE, Ootobor 19.-Aaron John?
son, a Mormon Bishop, has buen ar- :
rested AS accessory to a murder. 1
HEW YORK, October 19.-The Bteamer
Alps reports the bill abolishing slavery j
in Brazil as having passed tho Senate by
an overwhelming majority.
NEW ORLEANS, Ootober 19.-Tho Gal- i
veston News has aa Austin special which
says that General Reynolds linds no ne- 1
cessity for Governor Davis* proclama?
tion of martial law in Li mest rm o County. i
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Ootober 19.-Probabili?
ties-The low pressure will probably i
move over New England, to-night, with
brisk winds and but little cloudiness.
The winds will probably diminish on the 1
lower lakes, and pleasant weather conti- i
nue on Friday very generally East of the '
Hooky Mountains.
BALTIMORE, October 19.-The Com?
mittee on Canons reported adversely to .
amending Canon 13, Title 2, of marriage j
and divorce. The Committee reported
adversely to conferring the office of suf?
frage OQ the Bishops. Several reports
npon uniformity io the ritual were made
special orders for to-morrow.
General Riobard N. Bowerman was
sentenced to four years ia the Baltimore
jail aud a fine of over $2,000 und aosts.
Colonel Thos. W. Wilsou was sentenced
to three years and a fine and costs.
Both were couvioted of custom house de?
falcations.
NASHVILLE, TENN., Ootober 19.-Tho
Supreme Court remanded for a new trial
Baxter vs. Sauders & Clark. The
lower court gavo Baxter $27,000 for
libel in publishing tho speech of General
Mubry.
CHARLESTON, October 19.-Arrived
schooners May Morn, New York; John
L. Lee, Philadelphia. Sailed-steamer
South Carolina, New York; ship Lady
DoAfarin, Liverpool; schooners Florence
Rodgers, New York; J. E. Massey, Pro?
vidence.
Four fever deaths in the last twenty
four hoare.
Nsw YORK, Ootober 19.-Tho whole?
sale dry goods merchants aro advancing
prices on account of the Chicago fire.
$860,000 worth of vouchers have been
found paid on account of Keyser, whioh
Keyser pronounces forgeries. They
were paid by the Tenth National Bank.
The Insurance Convention adopted a
r?solution to memorialize Congress to
exempt life polioies from the Bankrupt
Act. A committee of three wau ap?
pointed to report the best method of
working up insolvent companies.
New ORLEANS, Ootobor 19.-Voile &
Cammack's bank box, containing about
$fj?,U00 worth of securities, wus stolon.
A wagou load of Union torpedoes ex?
ploded tbis morning, killing thu driver
instantly. Tho driver's leg was blown
SOVeral hundred feet. Windows iu the
Vicinity were shuttered by thu concus?
sion. Ono person was severely and
several slightly wounded. Tho content?
of a saloon in the vicinity were shattered.
The torpedoes were mauufnotared by
Ruber & Goldsmith, of New York, and
were being discharged from tho ship
George Hurlbnt. 200 oases are still on
board of tho vessel, whioh will probably
be ordered off.
BANGOR, MK., October 19.-TheEaro
pean and North American Railroad was
oponed with great eclat. The Cana?
dian officials present made conciliatory
speeches and lauded the Washington
treaty. ]
STRIKINGLY APPOSITE.-The Columbia
Union, alleging silence of the World iu
regard to tho investigation of tho Tam?
many frauds, now in progress at Now
York, says: "If thero was only an op
portunity presented to strike at Rome
Republican official, who was a defaulter
to tho Government in the sum of $10,
tho World would ring ont its denuncia?
tions of Radical corruption for a whole
weelr. It, evidently, makes considerable
difference with that journal ns to who
steals the public funds."
Strikeout World aud write Union and
Republican aud Radical nud write De?
mocratic in the above, and the parallel
is perfoct according to tho lattor's rendi?
tion of tho original. It makes all con?
ceivable difference with tbs Union as \ti
who steals tho bard earnings of the im?
poverished people of South Cand?na.
Hundreds of thousands of it have been
stolen, by the party of which tho Union
is tho organ, uud tho facts havo been
noised abroad, become notorious, and
been ndmittod by some of its own party,
uud "mum bas been tho word" which
governed its course from the start. But
bad there been Democrats in office, and
a shadow of a showing upon which to
predicate a charge, we make no doubt,
from tho facility with which it trumps
iiip Ku Klux stories, it would have rung
the changes on "D?mocratiecorniptiou"
for whole months instead of week?.
Wis ure u little surprised that thu Union
should so pluiuh uncover and expuse its
vulnerability. Its house of transparent,
fragile glass, don't admit of such stoue
throwing, at all, ut all.
And here we shall simply note tho dif?
ference between tho two parties, under
this beading. Fraud is disco vered in the
administration of Tammany, uud the
purty demand investigation-the rtink
iind-file clamor for it, and for the dis?
placement of tho guilty parties, if so
found. Aud the itiveatigutiou is being
hud. Contra. Tho whole Radical house,
from Gratit'H inner circle dowu, is bouey
combud with corruption. Millions lipon
millious have been stolen, in Federal
and Stute aud municipal oflice, under
Radical auspices, until the political at?
mosphere of tho whole country has be?
douin tainted-the truth of it being es?
tablished and udmitted-und yet it is
permitted to go on. Who is responsible
for all this fearful demoralization?
[Sumter Watchman.
SAFETY'DRIVING APPARATUS.-This is
the uocne giveu to au invention by Mr
John L. Arnold, of Liowudesville, which
is quito a novelty, und wo think is des?
tined to create a sensation wherever
known. Mr. Arnold has applied for n
patent, aud will probably secure it iu a
few days. It is u cheap, safe contrivance,
?iud supersedes the expensive, elaborate
harness now in use. As yet, tho appa?
ratus is intended for uso with a single
horse in shafts, but we aro told by the
inventor that it can easily be adapted to
a pair of horses. We will not enter
upon a detailed description of this curi?
ous appliance, but will simply refer to
its chief feature, numely: that of perfect
aeourity and sufety in ouse of danger.
Attached to the bit uud harness is a cord
that can bu used to unhitch tho horse;
And in cuse of necessity, the driver can
retain his seat in tho buggy und detach
the horse from the vehicle in an instant,
at the sumo time controlling the shafts
and stopping tho vehicle. We under?
stand that it has been testod thoroughly,
and has given entire satisfaction to every
person who has examined it. As nu evi?
dence that the invontioii is considered
an important ono, wo will state that Mr.
Arnold has already received communica?
tions from Northern houses, whoso rep?
resentatives examined the model in the
Patent Office, in reference to the salo of
tho patent right for the Northern States.
The inventor will exhibit tho apparatus
at our Fuir in November, whou oppor?
tunity will bo giveu to test its merits.
A draft, of thin invention eau be socu al
our oflico.-Anderson Intelligencer.
Ex Governor Perry, iu his "Remi?
niscences of Greenville," now hoing
published in tho Greenville Enterprise.,
is performing u duty that should devolve
upon some ouo in every Couuty in the
State. He in placiug in durabin form
the memories and names of poople con?
nected with the enrly sottlemeut of
Greenville, and showing step by step the
process by which civilization cud refine?
ment gradually grew with hor borders.
We uro happy to announce that u com?
petent gentleman, though uot one of tho
oldest settlers, will shortly begin a
history of Anderson County, and will
furnish our readors with interesting
facts ooncorniug tho past und present.
I Anderson Intelligencer.
France and Germauy have como to an
understanding on tho customs treaty for
Alsaoo and Lorraine. This now compact
hus beeu signed, und now needs ratifica?
tion to render its provisions practically
effective. As fur as known the compact
iu question stipulates that all products
of Fiance shall enter the re-oouquered
provinces free of duty for twelve
mouths, und that France may import
free of all imposts, for tho same period
of time, the wares and cereals of Alsace
and Lorraine. This agreement is cer?
tainly utlvuntiigooiis to France, and will,
no doubt, bo ratified by tho republic
with as little delay us possible.
A Terro Haute girl has boen bride
maid eight times, ami is getting discou?
raged.
H OT Eli ABBIVALS, Ootober 19.
Columbia Hold-H.. Q. Adama, Ed ge li old;
J. A. Wood, Robinson's Circu?; P. Duf?
fle, H. O. Bludgeon, J. H. Loeb, E. T.
Brown, J. P. Gibbes, P. M. Butler,
Charleston; H. F. Grane, Hartford; D.
Hempbill, J. M. Brawley, Chester; A.
Miller, O. P. Mills, Greenville; W. J.
OrosBwell, S. G.; T. H. French, T. W.
OuBter, U. S. A.; J. Trumble, S O. R
R ; W. A. Bradley, AugUHtu; H. W.
Adams, Hopkins'; P. F. Howard, Rich?
mond; J. F. VUBH, Mrs. M. Moses, Spar
tonburg; W. W. Smith, N. O.
Central Hotel-Wm. Fiuuall, Baltimore;
ti. W. Kennedy, Barnwell; Mr. ntid Mrs.
T. B. Jeter, Guion; E H. Chapia. D.
Vi. Elkin, Mrs. J. P. Elkin, Mrs. M. S.
Sims, M. Chapia and sim, Alst nh; T.
Franklin, New York; W. H. MuLesky;
T. W. Coogler, G. Sc C. R. R. ; M.
Nicely. Williamston.
Nickerson House-Wm. Johnston, F.
G. Johnston, Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs.
D T. Corbiu, Charleston; Miss L. M
Marston, Augusta; Jehu D. Mason,
Ala.; B. Kimball, S. R & D. R. li ; W.
Bond, Knoxville; J. H. Webster, Marsh?
field; P. A. Walter, J. \V. Shackleton!,
P. D. Bush, Greenville.
Tho Legislature of Alabama and Mis?
sissippi have chartered a ship canal fn?m
Memphis to Mobile, which will be -150
miles long, and make a route iii 1 miles
shorter than the river distance to New
Orleans, and bring Memphis 1,(100 miles
nearer to Liverpool than by the mouth
of tho Mississippi. The completion of
tho canal is, however, problematical.
Why should tho mau who opens oys?
ters uud the man who cooks them both
be admitted to holy orders? Because
ou e's a pryce and the other's a frier.
Au Indiana hotel-keeper, thu other
I'.vouiug, let tweuty-six siuglc rooms to a
homeward-bound excursion party ol'
thirteen freshly divorced couples.
Ki II ii H i > ii i nuil (.?iiiim*-rcii>I.
COLUMBIA, S. C., October 10.-Sales of
Cotton to-day 100 bales-middling 17;*.|'.
LONDON, October 10-Noon. - (Jon
sols <J3. Bonds 90;1*.
FRANKFORT, Ootoher'19. -Bonds 9f>TH'.
PARIS, October 19.-Rentes 87f. 02u.
LIVERPOOL, October 10-3 P. M.-Cit?
ion dull-up laud.s 9;'^; Orleans 10; sales
10.000 bales; speculation und export
2,000.
LONDON. October 19.-Evening.
Bullion increased over ?1,000,000.
LIVERPOOL, Oerober 19-Evening.
Cotton closed steady-uplands 9;"' ?(ax
Orleans 9Ja(V^i0; sales on snip
Lamed at Charleston and Savannah O^y.
Nkw YOKE, October 19-Noon.
Flour dull und declining. Wheat dull
and nominally lower. Corn quiet und
heavy. Pork dull, ut 13.30 ?13 37.
Lard quiet. Cotton quiet-uplands
10-S?; Urleuus 20?^; sales 700 bales.
Freights Brm. Stocks steady but dull.
Gold heavy, at 12J-jj. Governments dull
ami weak. State bonds dull but steady.
Money lirm, ut 7. Exchange-long 8,'4';
short. 9,'j\
7 P. Al.-Cotton dull and heavy; sales
1.074 bales-uplands 19J?; Orleans,.20j's.
Flour dull aud drooping-com mou lo
fair extra 7.15(3)7.75; good to choice
7.80(^9.25. Whiskey 95(^95.\.J. Wheat
slightly fa vom buyers-winter red West
ern 1.5i(r?,l 58. Corn neliade lower, at
7G??. RICH quiet, ii* 8>6?9. Pork
13 25@13 02. Freights easier. Lard
kettle 10J'?.? Sales of futures to-day
12,700 bales, as follows: October ?9j?(<?
19; November 19, 19JB', 19 3-10; Decem'
her 19 l-10?19)a'; January 19,'J; Febru?
ary 19#; Maren 20@l???; April 20.
Money closed easier, at 5(?;7. The Trea?
sury disbursed 83,000,000 ou account of
yesterday's bond purchase. Batiks still
nuable to moot trade demand for dis?
counts. Sterling 8,1H(?)83?. Gold closed
nt 12-%? 12^4. Governments steady
O2H 13%. States dull and heavy-Ten?
nessee* 03; now 04. Vtrginius 58; new
G2. Lonis'anuM G5; now 57; levees 05; 8s
78. Aluhuiuus 98; 5s G5. Georgias 80;
7s 90. North Carolinas 39'J; uew 20.
South Caroliua8 73; now 42??".
ST. Louis, October 19.-Flo.ir-low
prudes scarce. Corn lower. Whiskey
90. Pork quiet, at 13 00. Bacon-job?
bing and order lots, shoulders 7;?J@7-^.|;
clour sides &}?@&}:?.
CINCINNATI, October 19.-Flour and
graiu unchanged. Provisions iveuk,
uni] holders unwilling tri maki? conces?
sion*. Poik 12.75(/f 13.00. Shoulders
7.'., ; sides 75?@8.
NKW ORLEANS, October 19.-Colton
quiet - middling FJ1?^/19,1.! ; receipts
3,118 bales; sales 3,700; stork 37,449.
BOSTON, October 19.-Cotton dull -
middling 20; receipts 850 bales; sales
200; Btook 0.000.
NORFOLK, October 19.-Cotton dull -
low middling 18.14; receipts 2,137 bales;
Balun 200; stock 0,309.
BALTIMORE, October 19.-Flour slow
and prices unaltered. Wheat dull -
Ohio and Iudiana 1.50(^1.57. Corn
quint. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey
U8@99. Cotton dull-middling 19'i;
receipts 433 bales; sales 325; stock 1,570.
MOBILE, October 19.-Cotton quiet
middling 18^; receipts 1,259 hales;
sales 1,000; Htook 17.732.
AUGUSTA, October 19.-Cotton quiet
middliDg 17%; receipts 1,000 bales;
sales 000.
WILMINGTON, Ootober 19.-Cotton
quiet-middling 18^; receipts 237
huies; stock 3,318.
M KM mi is, October 19.-Cotton inactive
und prices drooping-middling IS,'/.;
receipts 3,171 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-Colton
dull-middling 19%.
SAVANNAH, October 19.-Cotton
in good demand but tending down -
buyers and sellers apart; holders lirm,
at outside quotations-middling IH'^fi/j
18)?; receipts 3,027 hales; sales 1,300;
stook 1,550.
GALVESTON, October 19.-Cotton quiet
and iitendy-good ordinary 15^4@10; re?
ceipts 815 bales; Hiles 000; stock 27,151.
CHARLESTON, October 19 -Conon
quiet aud sellers lirm-middling 18,'4 ;
receipts 1,003 bales; sales 100; stock
10,123.
Newspaper readers in the State ot New
York, where lian gin g is a popular amuse- 1
meet, will enjoy this: "Niue murderers
wore recently executed at Kiov, in Rus?
sia, by one hangman, who hud no assist?
ance with him. Ho strangled them ouo
ufter unother on a low gallows. The
scone lusted nearly two hours. Tho lust
mau who was executed, and who wit?
nessed tho execution o? the eight others,
fainted awuy bufuro his turu came."
On Monday night last, tho burn of G.
Cherry, t?r., near Liuudsford, in Chester
County, was destroyed by un incendiary
lire. All of his forage for tho winter,
together with tho crop belonging to u
frecduiau who worked on the place, was
consumed. Ono bale of cotton was also
burned.
It was not until 1861 that Jews were
allowed to outer Russia, without special
permission from tho Government. Now
they can settle where tiley please in tho
Empire, and tho Council of State bus
nuder consideration a law determining
their Status iti the Empire. This indi?
cates thu progress of religious emancipa?
tion in Europe.
Life in the West and tho uncertainties
attendant thereon ure illustrated by tho
case of a young mau who mut bis death
by a pistol ball while in beti ut Boulder
City, Kansas, ii few days since, tho shot
having passed through thu partition
from au other room, Where there was
ball and a row going on.
New York clergymen aro reaping a
rich harvest iii marriage fees, there now
being moro than 100 weddings u week
in that city.
The sixth husband of an English lady
umler forty bus followed his picdeccs
sois to the silent tomb.
l'ost oilices have, been opened ut
Luiidsford Ulid Cedar Shoals, in Chester
County.
Mrs. Leckie
RKSI?l?C?TFULLY i li forms her fi ?"lida anil
tim pii'diu generally that she liss just
rei urn sd limn New York with a well-selected
lind chi lieu stock ul UltY HOODS and Laities'
Ti minmi};*, itonerally, and would solicit n cad
trntii nil who desi rn purclumiug. Itichlaiiil
st rei I, one il or West of Lutheran Church.
Ort 2(1 (ititi
T
Dissolution.
Iliis dav ilissolviiil hv mut uni consent.
O.'V. ALLW?RDEN.
Oct 21 tl A. S rOllK.
Quinine! Quinine!!
*Jf\(~\ OUNCES QUINIXEi for salo low'
dvJ\J by E. ll. H ICI NITS ll,
Wholesale Druggist, Culuinhia, S. C.
Oct 20 t
Castor Oil'. Castor Oil!!
?f) MILS. Piiiiiv CAS Toll O?L, tor salo low,
?i liy li ll. H FIN ITS H,
Od JD t Wholesale Druggist.
Baker's Superior Cod Liver Oil.
I .) DoZFN baker's COI) LIVER Oil., for
I sah-, wholesale nut) retail, bv
t ?ct'?Ot C. II. H Kl Mi'SIl, UruitKiitt??
Cigars! Cigars! Cigars!
WK have now on hand a large stock of the
following chilien hraiels ol th ?AKs,
which wo aro iitieriiiK "i low ligure* ind tu
which iv? invite those fond of a choice Cigar
tn give a trial:
COJ.UMUUS,
Longfellow,
Flor do M it an?, is,
Two Sisters,
Keg al i a UrUtaiiica,
hu Flor do baltimore,
Lord livron,
Oolil Medal, Ac,
Together with a lartro assortment ol low
priced Cigars; Cheroots ?Vc.
tJct 20 JOHN AO NEW A SON.
Grapes! Grapes'.
I ?\i \ PACKAGES choice, sweet Isabella
IA f% ' ami Citawha GRAPFS, ju*t received
and for sulu very low, to nuit purchasers, 1.\
D. U. PF INO ITO ft SON,
Commission Merchants,
Corner Mun ami Washington streets.
Oct ll) 2
First in the Field.
1 f\ RARHELS NEW HULLED BUCK
IAJ WllFAl' FI.OUK,
Now Orleans and Sliver Drip SYUUPK.
Oct FJ O Ku. SYMMEHS.
MCKENZIE'S
TOY BAZAAR,
.lit IN STU K KT.
J^F LL linea ol M ECU A NIC KL and other
.OYS-riohto of them entirely n^iv style?.
H AMES hf all descriptions - lor parlor ami
liehl.
A large invoice nf niahd?id Lunch and Tbv
IJASKElSi
TUE foy or THE PEIitoH,
THE HUMMING BIRD.
Oct III ?
A C A R B .
.VI rr li ESS At; EX cv.
WM havo (ho agency Tor MATT ll ESS FS,
of all siz-s und kinds-Hair, Colton
utiil Killick-niadu in iln< most i-ervic?ablo
ami clean y manner, hy ii Virginia Factory
We h a vu :\ supply now on hand, and shall
continuo tu havo"them, at lowest possible
j.nces. D. C. 1'KIXO ITO ft SON,
Oct P.) :t Co m m i ss it ? n Merchants.
Strayed or Stolen,
few FItOM the plantation of Maj. J. O.
wh?a Ly kes. on the night of thu hit li inst.
JJLJS. I linc hlaok horse MCLK, ahout four?
teen li?lidri high, with three white sp<>ts on
loft hip, ami ii ahout nix .Muirsnhl. Said mulo
ia Very quick in harness. A reward of 125
will he paid it delivered to my camp, on thu
Walirei' Uiver, or if loll willi M-j Ly kee.
Od IS:?* J. J ELLIS.
For Sa;e.
n|??IAT desirable property holoncing to Mrs.
A F II; Mayrant, situated hut we vii Senate
natl Moilnun, Hiuidersoti timi barnwell streets,
j containing i'KN AC lt KS. Tobo sold lu one
hotly, or divided to suit purchasers. Said
properly can ho treated for at privato salo
until Isl December.
Purchasers te pay for stamp* and papers.
Apptv to W. IL Ulliui-.S.
Od" IX_fl.
J. K. SOLOMONS, M. H., ;
EE.vrisT,
TENDERH h s professional
services to citizens ol Columbia
during prevalence of yul.ow lo?
ver in Cliarlonlnn.
tits- Ofihic opposite Columbia Hotel, over
Du thc ft. Chapman's bookstore Oct 17
Cow Fetid,
f (\\{\( \ IMlUMDS moro of film COW
.)." ) UU FEED, jurt received, an I will
he sohl lower than any on the market for
cash. JOHN D HATE Al \N,
Oct ll . Al thc Columbia Icc Homo.
JUST HECEIVED
AT
MCKENZIE'S,
MAIN STREET,
^^Wl*^"d o aux Prance in umaJl^*^sR??
packages, Freah Eugliab Walnuts,
Palm Nut?, Paper, Sholl and other Almonds.
Delaware Grapes, Carlsbad Sugar Wafers.
Bnglinh Sugar Wafers, Albert Crackern.
Niek Nacke, a full assortment of Oaken,
Candies. Ac , on hand constantly. Oct 18 0
Cheviot ShirtB.
WE have received five dozen CHEVIOT
SH I HTS, thal we will warrant the cloth pure,
and made by D. A- J. Anderdon, Glasgow, who
manufacture these ?roods exclusively.
ALSO,
.VJ pair fine MACK OVSSIMEKE PANTS.
HATS, HATS, HATS. Afresh arrival.
Oct. 15 Imo CHILDS A WILEY.
Full to Overflowing.
13 VB KY department or our MAMMOTH I
Dit Y GOODS PALACE full and complote.
Everything we koop, comprising ult goods
usually fotiitd in Dry Goods Stores, Shoe
Stores, Hut .Stares, Millinery and Dresa-mak
iug Establishments, ha? b ion bought with our
usual care ?ml I ?late, ami in prices weare
...ompeting with retail hourra of New York,
Philadelphia lind Baltimore, and are daily ac?
ta illy naviiiy ninney r?'r'every person who will
conic in an.I sci what wi. keep. Let every
buyer arl? themaclvcs one (pieation and an
awer it fairly, u ii thin: Ca::iiot and doea not
thia hoiiae of lt. C. Shiver .V Co. tell gooda
chuiipi i lien other IIOUMH in their lint?
Hindling tho immeni-e amount of gooda that
they do? O'rtahUy. Commercial law teacbea
as faut, aa ? good Hound tule', that the man
who buys $:)rtn,000 pur annum of merchandise,
can buy milch elieiip?r than bc who buya
?oO.flOU. It. C. SHIYEU A; CO.
lt. C. Sim m. DAVID JONES.
Churned Goods! Canned GoodB!
1 .rr/\ CASKS freab CANNED (?GODS, jiiat
JLOv/ received, confiating in part na fallows
reaches.
Pine Apples,
Pearn,
Itlackberriea,
Cherri? a,
Tomatoes,
Lima beana,
String l?i-iiiif.
Corn,
Condensed Milk,
Willimill,
Sardines,
Tu ikrv,
Beer.
.Mutton.
Aapar&gus,
C;ivc and Spiced Oyatirf, Salmon, Lob?
sters, otc. For tah- bv
tint 4 JOHN AGNEW A SON.
POPULAR GOODS.
ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE
OK TUE
COMPASS BRAND
BUCK tiru.
WHICH un- itu* quailed for color, brillian?
cy of llni-di, and durability, lie.*ng
Haine on both aides, they have no equal aa to
economy. To ba had only at
W. D. LOVE & CO.'S
l).\F, IMtlOE CASU I10LSE.
OI 'Ii SECOND
Fall and Winter Stock
1? now arriving, in which wo aro ?diowing
.?.onie new dot-igua nod STYLISH GOODS.
I hey will ho auld at the Hams POPULAR LOW
PhUCES which h ive ali along characterized
the reputation or our houau.
W. 1). LUVE. li. li. McCREKRY.
(let 15_
Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company
O?.'FEH their SHELL LIME to tho planting
public m full coutidonco iu ita excellence
aa a
Permanent Manure.
It waa extensively ueod tho oaat eoaaon on
Wheat, Cern and Cotton, and baa given entiro
antiafaciion, aa ia shown by a number of
ceri ideates from aomo of tho boat planiere In
Georgia and South Carolina,
Our pricea for Fertilizing, or X Lime, is $15
pur ton caab, put up in caaka or barrels, de?
livered in the eity of Augusta or at any laud
i nu on tito Savannah Uiver. The price of our
XXX. or Mason's Lime, ia (2 per barrel, de?
livered aa above.
We aro agents for Ibo celebrated "Stonewall
Colton Fertilizer" and "Pure English Dia
Holyed Hone," which wo reo?-ivo direct from
England, and eau bffur to Hie public at re?
duced pricea. COLES, SIZER it CO.,
Nu. 14 Miilntoab street. An g u ?ta. Ga.
AKOIII, THOd. li. CLARKSON, Columbia, S.
O._Oct ia gino
Seed Wheat.
7rr HUSH ELS choice HEl) HEED WHEAT,
? > f r aale by K. HOPE.
Butter.
4TUBS Virginia V uley BU F TER,
ii mba Mountain Butt T.
.t IUIIH ,iuo Ootilien Butter.
All mee ami fresh and for eale t.ow.
Oe? 1 L?RICK* LoWliANQK.
Seegers' Heer is Pure.
IT don't contain CocociHua Indiens Fiab
Beines to make H loopy or headache.
LOOS
TO
YOUR INTEREST,
AND
Get the Best I
MY lino of WATCHES ia
now fall and complote, and
_fctbo public may depend on
gt.ct.iuK Uiu Ocal at the lowest poHrdble figures,
aa my facilities aro such that I defy competi?
tion from any market.
I havo also in store and constantly arriving
all tho newest styles of Ladies' Hots, in 1'ia
mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Oold, Jet, Ac. ;
elegant designs in Chains, Oracolets, Charms,
Lockets, ?Vc; tho latest aud most beautiful
patterns in solid Silver and heavy Plated
Waro- Goods suited for bridal, holiday and
other proseutalions.
Kopai ring in all branches, by the best work?
men and at reasonable rates.
ISAAC SULZBACHEB,
Oct 13 _ Columbia Hotel Bow.
JTTST^RECEIVED,
A LAIK1K AND KOLI. SUPPLY Of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
MEDICINAL WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
W. C. FISHER,
Oct 7 Opponito Columbia Hotel.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS JUST IS
AT THE
LITTLE STORE
OF
C. F. JACKSON.
ALARGE STOCK to be sold at very low
prices. All new styles np to the timos
and DOWN IN PK ICES Sept 24
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.
WM. H. ORCHARD.,
Professor of Music
Itiaving dotormint-d toi
_'resumo Touching, is now pre?
pared io take pupils on thu Piano, Organ
and Guitar; alan, in Vocal Music. Having for
over TimiTY VEAUs had chargo of the Musical
Depart menta in tho first Female Colleges
ami Schools of thc Stato, bo deems it unne?
cessary to m;iko any other reference to bis
qualillcations as a Teacher.
Tho in ningi monts ho bas made with seve?
ral nf tho must celebrated Piano-makers, will
enable him to offer Instruments of the vary
that claaa at prices tba', defy competition.
Spocimen Pianoa daily expected. Those in
want of Instrumenta superior to any ever
uttered for rale in thia market, will do well to
examino before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANO FORTES, MELODEON8, ic,
Tuned and repaired in tho MOST TEBFECT
MANNKII and on reasonable terms.
Apply at bia residence, corner of Bull and
Richland strecta, or at the bookstore of
Mesara. Duffie Sc Chapman. Oct 17
The New Departure.
TT7E propuso to depart from tho old fogy
TV habit uf soiling
DRY GOODS
at auuh high figures so much in vogne here,
and intend from thia on to make it to the in?
terest uf buyers to patronizo
THE STOKE OF PORTER & STEELE.
We have just r turu, d from the Eastern
Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY
GOODS selected with great care, and as we
bought them {ctr. wo propose to give our cns
tornera tho advantage of these LOW
FIGURES I We ask especial attention to onr
choice lot of Men's Wear.embracing all styles,
colors and prices. DRESS GOODS, the new?
est designs mit, and a full stock. We show
tho beat linc of Fringes ia the city, and at
the lowest ligures lu all Domestic Geode,
we oiler rare bargain*. We will make it to
tho intercut of buyers to examine our Stock
before purchasing.
Scut 21 PORTER & STICKLE.
AT
Gr. DIERCKS'.
CANNED GOODS.
FISH, Meats and
Fruits, Club Fish,
Lamb ToDgnoB, Har?
di ties, Dutch Her
_(rings, Salmon, Lob-I
alera. Deviled Ham, Oysters, i od Fish.
Smoked Halibut, Lardellen, Mackerel, all
kinds.
FRUITS.
Raisins, Currents, Prunes, Dates, Citron,
Almonds. Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Macaroni,
Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted.
SO A P.
Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's beet Soap,
Mammoth Laundry Soap, Hapolio, Toilet
Soap-asiiorted.
PRESERVED GOODS.
Pours, Peaches, Pino-apploe and Jelly.
CHE USE.
Rich Cream Choose. Swiss Cheese, Pine?
apple Chooa?, Skimmed Cheese.
FINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break?
fast Strips.
TEAS.
Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Gun Towder,
English Breakfast, Oolong.
Candles-Adamantine, Peratlue aud Wax.
WINES.
Sweet California, Ang?-!ioa, Sherry. Rhin?
and French Wm. s and brandies, at
?let 8_ _G DIERCKS*.
Sundries.
-| f\r\ BOXES assorted CRACKERS.
1" f\_? ino boxt a assorted Canned Goods.
. 0 hoxiiM Soap.
60 buxea Candy.
50 boxea Candles.
'.Oil barrels Flour,
50 barnda Whiskey, coming in and in store,
and lo which sro invito tho attention of the
trado. LOuICK .V LOWRANCE.