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N?ON DESPATCHES. INSTRUCTIONS TO BRITISH CLAIMS AGENT INDIONITIES TO PBINOB NAPOLEON-BM FEBOB NArOIiEON CLAIMS TO BE SOVE? REIGN OP FRANCE, AC., AC. . LONDON, Ootober 21.-Henry Howard, Agent of the British Government at Washington in the matter of reception of claims of British snbjeota npon the United States, has been instructed not to present any of those olaima until the olaimant has filed at the office of the Commissioner appointed under the treaty of Washington a formal statement of his claim os required by the first of the rules adopted by the Commission. PARIS, Ootober 21.-Wnile Prince Na? poleon was on his way to Marseilles, as the train Btopped at the town of Va? lence, peoplo who heard of the Prince's journey, gathered about the railway sta? tion and demanded his surrender into their hands. Being informed that he traveled under the safe condnot of tba Government, they vented their hatred into hit-sea, yells and threats, which fol? lowed the train until it had passed the limits of the town. LONDON, October 23.-Subscriptions for Chicago and the North-west conti? nue. The National Choral Sooiety, numbering 1,000 performers, sing the Messiah at Hyde Park for their benefit. Sir Frederick Murcbinson, President of the Geological and Geographical So? cieties, is dead; aged seventy-nine. PARIS, Ootober 23.-The Corsican troubles , amount merely to slight broils. It is said that Prince Napoleon will de? liver a political address. - MARSETX?LBS, October 23.-In the mu? nicipal, ?lection, the Ultra Catholics de? feated the Radicals for Mayor. Tho THmcs, this morning, states that Napoleon has declared that the recent reports from France, of a Bouapartist conspiracy and intended descent upon the ooast of France, aro entirely without foundation. The Emperor olaimiug thal he is the only legitimate sovereign ol France, - advocates no violent measure for the restoration of bis dynasty, bul believes his partisans should urge thc taking of the will of the French people upon the settlement of the Government by means of ol plebiscite. American InieUlaenve. NOON DESPATCHES. HA?TIEN AND SPANISH DIFFICULTY-VER? DICT AGAINST A MORMON-RAILROAD DB CISION-RIOT-SUICIDE-TERRIBLE FI RE? -AGRIGULTURAL FAIRS, AO. AO. POBT AU PRINCE, Ootober 21.-Th< commander of the Spanish mau-of wa having demanded the delivery of the fil libustering steamer Hornet, the Hoytiei Government refused to comply with th demand, whereupon the Spanish Cousu hauled down bis consular flag a .id wen on board the man-of-war, which ?>'. > uc started for Havana for instructions. WASHINGTON, October 21.-G?n/Belk nap addressed a letter to the Solicitor o the Treasury, Banfield, as to whetbe steamboats whose certificates were unex pired required new inspection under tb new law. Banfield ooocludes his letter "Taking this view of the question pre sooted in your letter, I would sugges that yon cause, as rapidly as the oonvc nienoe of the officers will permit, a net inspection to be made of all steamer subject to the provision of this Aot, i order that owners thereof may be coi reotly advised of the additional require ment? of the present law." TOPEKA, Ootober 22.-In the Unite States District Court to-day, three me were sentenced to five years' imprisoi ment eaoh forstealing Government muh at Fort Harker; one man for two y eat for personating Government officers; or for ten years for robbing registered le tere; and ono for six months, under tl Enforcement,Act, for staffing the bullo boxes, WASHINGTON, Ootober 22.--The Pres dent has returned. ET ALT LAKE, October 22.-Tho verdi in tte.9 Hawkins case, charged with udu tory, is guilty. The penalty is fro three to twenty years' imprisonmos This is considered a test case. It virt ally places the polygamists at the men of the first wife, who, under the Act, the only person who can proceed again him. ST. LOUTS, Ootober 22.-Ia the Circt Court, a full bench refused to enjoin ti County clerk from selling railroad pr forty for taxes. The Central Americi 08urauce Company has suspended. CHARLESTON, Ootober 22.-There w one fever death reported during the pt twenty-four hours. ST. LOUIS, Ootober 23.-The Natioi Police Convention is considering mea for breaking up thieving which resu in railroad freight shortage. The mat! vas referred to a deteotive committee. SCRANTON, PA., Ootober 23.-Devi the anti-Popery lecturer, attempted sneak here. A riot occurred, in whi Devlin was severely cut in the bet Devlin determined to make another tempt to-day. CAIRO, Ootober 23.-While the passi gers were at supper at Union City, the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, th men jumped on tho engine and bad the train two miles. Their ooufederu robbed the express train of $1,000. escaped. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON. Ootober 23.-There 1 a fud bench of tho Supreme Court day, except No.son. No decisions day. The President appointed Wm. Spe as Marshal of m adie Tennessee; F, Htvoht, Postmaster, Shreveport, 1 David L. Brungle, of Salisbury, N. and J. H. Pierce, of Oxford, Mts*., ?iorvisors for discussing means of \ notion to cotton during its transit steamboats. Probabilities-The cloudy woal will probably extend on Tuesday Soi east of the Ohio Valley; cloudy smoky weather in Pennsylvania andi England? The barometer will prob r?BeT^i?lTu^^ Wmpefttnre ?nd" N?rth erlyl wlads,- from M?&a??ti to Lake Erio and Northward. 8 (?** - g? B A TYT i M o i i E, October 23.-Th? Oon voutiou adopted aa amendment to the canon regarding Bishops, whereby a eoaveution of the diooese may place the diocese ander the charge of a neighbor? ing dioo?ee or Missionary Bishop, under certain oi rou instances. The amendment forbids a division or combination of tho diocese without the consent of the Bishop or a convention of tho diooeae oonoerned. No eily shall form more than one diocese; no new diocese shall contain less than six parishes; no diocese shall be rednoed to less than twelve parishes. MONTGOMERY, ADA., October 23.-Over 1.0U0 best bales of cotton w.ll be exhi? bited at the Alabama State Fair, com? mencing October 31. It continues five days. CHARLESTON, Ootober 23.-Arrived steamers Sea Gull, Baltimore; Virginia, Philadelphia; Georgia, New York; solus. John Shay, Philadelphia; Matoaku, Bal? timore. Sailed-steumer Manhattan, New York. Threo lever deaths in the last twenty four hours. RONDOUT, N. Y., October 23.-Hora? tio Fowkes bas been arrested on the oharge of libeling Judge Sohoon maker, who olaims S10.UU0. Fowkes gave bull for the amount. NEW YORK, October 23. -Theodore B. Pryor, son of Roger A. Pryor, was found drowned. ST. LOUIS, Ootober 23.-A committoi1 reported favorably upon the trout mom of tho social evil m St. Louis, und re? commended its udoption by other cities. The report was referred to a committee of the whole. AUBURN, N. Y., Ootober 23-Throe acres of woods, kuown as Ghestnvl Ridge, near this place, were burned to day. MACON, GA., Ootober 23.-Tho cxhi bition at tho State Fair is the largest ever witnessed in the South. The cit j is thronged with visitors; incorniui, traine are orowded; accommodations ari provided for all. HAVANA, October 23.-It is stated ii conneoiion with the new San Doming! revolution that the iron-elad stearne Alanta, which left Philadelphia in 1869 for Port-au-Prince, has never been hean from. The harvesting of the Haytien cuttoi crop is progressing. It will largely es coed the estimates. Puerto-Plata advices assert that the place hus been burned by tho oppoueut of annexation. Curious advices stat that the revolution continues in fui vigor. CHICAGO, October 23.-W. E. Long worth, a.carpenter, who lost everything suicided. ROCHESTER, N. Y., October 23.-A extensive fire is raging in tho swamp and woods of Monroe, Orle ins, Niagarc Genessoe, Wayne and Seneca Couutiei The wind is blowing a gale. The smok compels the nae of lamps here to-day. BOSTON, Ootober 23.-The seoon mate and four meu from the Englie bark Lord Stanley have beoa picked u| They left the captain, first mate an nine men aboard, who refused to lea\ the ship. STAUNTON, VA., October 23.-A negi man fell from an Eastward bound pa seugor train, on tbe Chesapeake an Ohio Railroad, this morning, near Ali ghauy Station. The cars passed ovi both legs, killing him instantly. Gov. SCOTT.-If there be one tim that a trne son of North Carolina h just cause to be proud of, it is that : his early days he was HO trained as know how to treat with respect eve one, and the vile slander upon the go< people of Charlotte which has late emanated from the Washington Ghroi de, and commented upon by the Colui bia, S. C., Union, in reference to any i dignity offered Gov. Scott while passii through this city is as base as it is fait It is a foul bird that would dirty its ot nest, and though we were fully aware Holden's propensity to v il 1 if y nnd slauil individuals, we little imagined that ot whom though it were base villainy to c a man, would skulk from bis nati State, pat himself np for hire to wr vilo slanders of a oity and people tl bot a short time baok he professed love so muob. Holden, when he penn the article for the Chronicle churging I Democracy of Charlotte with openly suiting Gov. Scott while in this ci knew full well be was writing what v void of all truth, and we repel the fa oharge of tho Union that the Demoora press of the South have ever taught e than such as should be the course honorable men. It is idle, vain and p porterons in the extreme, for Radi sheets to talk about anything that suv in the least degree of political indigo or persecution from the Demooruoj the South to a Radioal, and wo wo commend the Union lo reflect well on own words, for wo say it is time for p tioal intolerance to cease, aud it wo have been much better for the Unio) have Boen Gov. Soott ere it publiai any of Holden's statements as to conduot of the Demooruoy of Charlo [Charlotte (N. C.) Observei Loue y and bis gang of North robna outlaws still hold their own Robeson County. The general in c maud of the troops sent to effeot capture of the outlaws, visited tl alone by special invitation a few < since. He represents them ns me intelligence, with a determination to be oaptured. Sinco his visit i mops stationed in Robeson County 1 been withdrawn. Anniversary Supper. THE ANNIVERSARY BU WER of BOARD OF TRADE taken phtct WEDNESDAY NIGHT, tho 23th iuatau McKliNZlE'd SALOON. Tickets oan be had of the Oomtnitt Arrangements-E Hopo, E. W. Suibuls, Campbell, and tho Soorutary and Trenn John D. Caldwoll. Od Financial ?nit Commercial. COLUMBIANS. C., October 23.-Sales of cotton to day 46 bales-middling 17%0. Nsw YORK, October 22.- Tbe debt statement ?bows a decrease of nearly $10.000,000; specie in creased nearly $1,000,000; deposits decreased over j $11,500.000; legal tenders decreased over $750,000. ? Ootton receipts at all ports for tbe week 82.538 bales, ugaipst 61,097 last week, 46,011 for the previous week, 31,073 three iweeks since. Total siuo? Septem? ber 268,871 bale?, against 351,000 for the corresponding period of tbe previous year, showing u decrease since Septem? ber lBt, this your, of 82,216 Exports from all ports for the week 33,892 bales, against 89,976 for the same week lust year. Total exports for the expired por? tion of the cotton year 111,075 bales, against 113,177 sume tima lust year. Stocks at interior towns 35,960 bules, against 32,613 ut the same time lost your. Stuck in .Liverpool 173,000 bales, against 537,710 same timo last year. American cotton afloat for Great Britain 13,000 bales, against 36,000 samo timo lust year, ludiau ootton afloat for Europe 558,729 bales, aguiust 300,000 sumo time lust year. Weather ut the Sooth during the week has been favorable for picking. Considerable progress has been made in gathering crops. LONDON, October 23-Noon.-Con? sols 93. Bonds 90 38'. PARIS, October 23.-lieutes 57f. 10c. LIVERPOOL, Ootober23-3 P. M.-(Jot ton opened dull and depressed, but is now easier-uplands 9|?(@?)*;?? Orleans' 9%@9%; sales 8,000 bales; speculation aud export 2,000. LONDON, October 23. - Evening. Cousols 93. Bond? 90*0. LIVEHPOOL, October 23-Evening. Coltou olosud heavy-upluuds Ujj?([$9'j??j Orieaus 9%@9>?. NEW YUIIK, October 23-Noou. Flour dull aud declining. Wheat favors buyers. Corn dull au'd heavy. Pork 13.00. Lard heavy. Cotton unsettled upluuds 18^0; Orleans 19%; fules 1,500 bales. Freights quiet. ?touks strong aud active. Gold 12,%. Governments aud States dull und heavy. Money firm, at 7. Sterling-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Cotton irregular; sales 2,900 bales-uplands lSJ?"; Orieaus 19%. Flour dull und easier- common to fuir .txtra 7.00(0)7.60; good to choice 7.70(?) 9.25. Whiskey 91%. Wbeut closed Armer, in fuir export und good specula? tive demand-winter red Westeru 1 51. Corn firmer, ut T5(o)7Gjn. Bice dull, ut 8%@9. Pork quiet, ut 13 00(^13.15. Peet quiet. Lard heavy-kettlo IO.1 jj. Freights dull. Money 7, but closed dub Sterling strougor, at 8%(a)8J-B\ Gold 12??@12?fji, Governments very stroug 62s H%- State bouda irregular-Ten cess?es 65; new 05 kj. Virginias 58; new 62. "Louisianas h?; new 57; levees Gl; I 8s 75. Alabama 8s 98; 5s 65. Guorgius j 80; 7s 90. North Ouroliuus 36^2; ue\v 19. South Carolinas 72; new 13 J?. Sales of futures to-day 20,300 bales, us follows: October 18 13 16, 18 3-16; No? vember 18 5 16, 18%. 18 3-16, 18J?, 18 5-16; December 19^. 18%, 18 7-16, 18>?. 18%, 18 5-16, 18%; Jauuary 18%, 18>?. 18 9-16. CINCINNATI, October 23.-Flour dull. Corn firm. Pork nomiuul. Lurd weak. Bacon quiet-shoulders 7; clear sides | 7%. Whiskey 91. LOUISVILLE, October 23.-Bagging quiet aud ?rm, at 16%@18. Flour and grain quiet aud firm. Whiskey 91. BALTIMORE, Ootober 23.-Flour end wheat dull. Corn quiet-white new 65(3) 70; yellow new 68(72)72; mixed Western 73@75. Provisions unchanged. Whis? key 95(3)96. Cotton demand mostly for speculation-middling 18/,;; receipts 1,368 bales; sales 895; stock 2.206. WILMINGTON, October 23.-Cotton quiet-middling 18%; receipts 231 bules; sales 83; stock 3,618. NORFOLK, October 23.-Cotton quiot lo*.v middling 17%; receipts 2,839 bales; stook 8.705. Mourns, October 23.-Cotton quiet middling 18%; receipts 3,353 bales; sales 600; ntooK 23,0o5. MEMFHIS, October 23.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 18%; receipts 2,835 bales. CHARLESTON, October 23.-Cotton dull-middliug 17??(3)17%; receipts 2,351 bales; sales 100; stuck 15,593. GALVESTON, October 23 -Con ou dull -good ordinary 15%; receipts 936; sales 100; stock 25,992. BOSTON, October 23.-Cotton dull and heavy-middliug 19; receipts 1,212 bales; sales 100; stook 6.000. SAVANNAH, October 23.-Cotton active - middling 17%; receipts 5,273 bales; sales 2,000; stuck 26,753 NEW ORLEANS, October '-?3.-Cotton dull and lower -middling 18x/? ; receipts 1,111 bales; sales 200; stock 16,218. PIULADELFHIA, October 23.-Colton dull-middling 18%. AUGCSTA, Ootouor 23 -Cotton dull and lower-middling 17J{>(3)17%; re? ceipts 800 bules; miles GOO. Wanted, _ TO oxchango, LUMBlilt for a youd fl^?w. HOUSE or Al ULK. Apply to ySml YV. LOW KY A CC). M 71* Oct 24 For ?ale. OAO f\f\i i>.Ft?BT OP LUMBEU, OUU,UUU C?.t.00 foot o? well soa oouud Flooring on bund Orders lor Lath, und all kinds Lumhor tilled at short not co. Apply ut our Lumber Yaru, ou lau y streut and Greenville Itailruad, or address W. LoW.?Y ii Ol) , O.t '2 t8mo lb ?x 130 Coln m bid. H C ?NI?N SETS. 21'H L.T. mus? a euiuctu? WIJUU aud Hid ONION HEi'd, for salo st OA NT W FILL'S, Ont 24 1 _Main -lr- et. In?lgo : luuigo 1 i)/\/\LBS. beat Carolina INDIGO, at ulcw ? V/' " priuo. fur salo by out 21 4 T. .1 A H M 'HU<oM fuaooaroni, &o \ CANES Italian MAOOAltONI. jjjyj b ??ocs Vermaculli. 1 caso Tapioca. Hua Moss Farina, Arrow Hoot, ?Vc. i All frosh. OKO. HYMMl.'RH. ^ A'"Washington totegram says: "Tho proclamation suspending tho writ of habeas corpus in South Carolina does not take among the political friends of the Administration with that furore which its instigators hoped to accom? plish. On the contrary, it is being looked upon by many Republicans as ill-timed nud uncalled for.. The evi? dences by the so-oulled Kn Klux organi? zation being a political movement, are wanting to give strength to tho asser? tions that such a proclamation was ne? cessary. None of the publio depart? ments here, not even the bureau of justice, which has the prosecution of Ku Klux abettors under its special supervi? sion, have discovered that tho alleged bauds, or clans, are sustained by' any political sentiment in the South unless it bo of those who hope to make capital thereby. It begin? to be shown that llepnblicun leaders, as well as the busi-1 ness communities generally in the North, are becoming disgusted with the repeat? ed and utijiistiQuble reports of general outlawry in the Southern States." OOTBAOES BX NEOnOES IN DAVIDSON COUNTY.-A short time since, says the Wiustou (N. C.) Sentinel, of tho' 19th, two negroes, partially disguised, went to the house of a respectable white woman and asked to stay ull night, and when they wero refused they maltreated the lady. One of them was caught and lodged in jail; the allier is still at largo. About two weeks ?go, as Mrs. -, a respectable white lady, sixty-two yeats old, wits returning home from Thomas ville ou foot, she was met by a negro, who brutally outraged her. To accom? plish his purposes, be choked and other? wise utilised her, and her condition is uow very critical. Tho miscreant win captured und lodgvd in Salisbury jail - the jail at. Lexington beiug deemed in? secure. Wo are not au adv?calo of mob law, but these wretches deserve to be hung too quick to give the Governor uu opportuu*ty to pardon them. The Cottage House Restaurant. jf?ffbL MU. C. H. DU HM E. propr?c-CQ /fVIt^^tor of thu COTTAGE HO?SE.tffl V_J Washington streut, next door?* to Man?me Hall, deaircu to inform bia friends that ho haa opened i brat etas? RESTAU? RANT, and will furniah, at ?hort notico, OYS? TERS in every style, Soup-), Game and other reliahes. Ca?l at tho Cottage Ilouao and make yourself merry. Oot 22 Survivors' Association. rtnriL Annual Meetiug of tho SURVIVORS' X ASSOCIATION Ot'SOUTH CAROLINA will be held at Columbia, ou THURSDAY, November 9. at 10 o'cloek A. M. Diatrict Aa eociationa aro requested to send full delega? tion!*, aa mattera of iutirest will bc brought before thu Association. On the following evening, November 10, thu Anniversary Addreaa bet?re tho Association will be delivered by that true patriot and tried aohlier, Oeueral J un AL A. EMILY. All Confederate a?idiera, and thone who sympathized with thu cairne for which they fought, are invited to be present on thia in? teresting ocoaaion. Hy order of tho Trenntest, General WAOU HAMPTON. A. C. HASKELL, Secretary. ?ST" Papers throughout the State are re? quested to copy. Oot 23 Grand Exposition Ol" PALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, AT W. D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all tho DE PAR TM E MTS of our hugo and extensivo stock. Offering friends, eua terners and ?tratifioraa moat Invertible oppor? tunity to sapp y their waut? At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. We fire receiving goods from our buyer re- j gularly TWICE A WKI.K, so that we am able to ?bow Every Novelty Aa aoon as it appears in New York. We have a uniform "price for all." and our fixed prin? ciple is THAT til? ONE IWUKlt-SEI LS US. To our friends, in Um trade, wo would say that we keep ti largo stock in our WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT, which we will adi by ibu halo or pi ecu at price? that will repay thoao who givu us a call. W. n. UWE. -Pil1.??- U< R MoO REER v. MCKENZIE^"" TOT BAZAAR, MAI.V SrilKKT. FULL Utica of MECHANICAL and other i O?S-?onie of them em indy new styles. GAMES of all descriptions-lor parlor and field. A largo invoice of at andar il Lunch and Toy SASK EIS. 27/A' TOY OF JUE J'Eli IO J), THE HUMMING BIRD. OutJ!> _6_ First in the Field. 1 i\ DARRELS NEW HULLED BUCK L\J WHEAT FLOUR, Now Orien un ami Silver Drip SYRUPS. Oct IO _O Et). SY M M KRS. Cow Feed. pr 4~\(\( \ P<?UNDH moro of Ano COW '.)?Uv/U FEED, jiint received, and will ho notd lower than auv un tho market fur caah. JOHN I) BATEMAN, Oct lt At tho Columbia lc? Hon?n._ Bankruptcy Notice. AHEFE lENCE in the casu of tho Laurens Railroad t.'ompauy, lUnhrupt, will be held before iboUtiilerpigned, Rouialur.at Nev burry Court lions??,on TUESDAY NEXT, the 21(b inst., lo take into consideration the final establishment of all claim? against the unid Company, thu couta and expenses ol admiiii alrutioii. Ibu leane of R. S. James, and all other mutier? ruhiting to said Raiikrupley. C. U JAEGER, Oct RI ?li Register iii nuki apley. 8eegers' Beer is Pure. [T don't contain Cococulua Indietia Fish Hurries Iti itiako aleepv or headache. You tuny eeouru a valuable prize by piu e'laaiiig ? ticket iii Ibo Columbia Co-upera tivu Building Ac social! iii. Tho rulhu for Tempor?neo Hall, Ac, will positively tako placo on Ibo 10th November. Lo?k Cut for Cold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. Ju8T received a LARGE STOCK, which will bo Bold at very LOW PRICES. Don't miss your chanco fer a BARGAIN IN CLOAKS. " C. F. J ACKSON Oct 22 JUST RECEIVED AT MCKENZIE'S, MAIN STREET, ORANGES, PEARS. "Northern ApplcB, new Figa, new crup Rai ,->ina, Dates, Bor deans Fr an ( a io Bmall I packages, Fresh English Walnnts, Palm Nuts, Paper, Sholl aodother Almonds. Delaware Grapes, Carlsbad Sugar Wafers. English Sugar Watara, Albert Crackers. Nick Nacks, a full assortment of Cakes, Candies. Ac , on hand constantly. Oct 18 C Full to Overflowing. EVERY department of our MAMMOTH DRY GOODS PALACE full and complete. Everything wo keep, comprising all goods I usually found in Dry Gooda Btorcs, Shoo Stores, Hat Stores, Millinery and DrosB-mak ing Establishments, has bjen bought with our usual care and tasto, and in prices wc aro competing with retail houses of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and aro daily ac? tually saving money for every person who will como in and seo what wo keep. Lot every buyer ask themacivea ono question and an? swer it fairly, it ia HUB: Cannot and doee not tina house of R. C. Shiver A Co. sell goods cheaper than other houecB in their line? Handling the imraenao amount of goods that they do? Certainly. Commercial law teaches as fact, as a good sound rule, that the man who Imya $303,000 por annum of merchandise, can buy much cheaper than ho who buy? $00,000. - R. C. SHIVER A CO. R. C. PnivEn._DAVID JOMES. Cheviot Shirts. WE havo received five dozen CHEVIOT SHIRTS, that we will warrant the cloth pure, and made by D. A J. Anderdon, Glasgow, who manufacture these gooda exclusively. ALS."*, 50 pair floe BLACK CASSIMERE PANTS. HATS, HATS, HATS. A frosh arrival. Oot 15 Imo CHILDS A WILEY. JUST RECEIVED. A LABOE AND KULI, SUFPL? OF FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, IFANG? ARTIGUES, MEDICINAL WINES. LIQUORS, &C. W. C. FISHER, Oct 7 Opponito Columbia Hotel. Hardware, etc. -I r\f\ DOZEN AXLS. IvJvJ 49 bales Bagging. 200 hundios Arrow Ties. 20 dozou Railroad Shovels. 200 Dairs Traco Chains. Juat received and for sale at lowest mark o prices. L?RICK A LOWRANCE; Cigars ! Cigars ! Cigars '. WE havo now on hand a large stock of the following choice bre.n.ls of CIGARS, which wo aro offering at low figure*, and to winch ww invito those lund of a choice Cigar to givo a trial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor de Mitanzaa, Two Siat nra, Regalia Brittanica, La Flor do Baltimore, Lord Byron, Gold Medal, Ac, Together with a large assortment of low pricud Cigars, Cheroots Ac. Oct 20 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Butter. 4 TUBS Virginia Valley BUTTER, fc (I tuba Mountain Butter. :t tuba due Goshen Butter. All nico and fresh aud for sale LOW. Oct 1 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Native and Foreign Wines. 80UPPEKNONG, Concord, Mantorna, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for Lie low. bv E. HOPE. Barley ! Barley ! PLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY at $1 25 per bushel. Terms cash. Sept 22_JOHN C. KEEPERS. ? The Doctors Reeommend Seegers' Beer | IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Alo. Wh> ? They know it is unadulterated. Wines and Liquors. THESE scarcely nquiro advertising. Our branda of imported WINES and BRAN? DIES aro exclusively our own, being import? ers' agents for whatever we do not import ourm-lvi s. Will ho glad to exhibit stock. Sept 20_GEO. BYMMER8. Fish. WE aro sound nn tbs FISH question. New MACK KR EL-Boston inspec? tion-lu kits, half b.rrols and barre a. Also. ''Mess Maokerel " Those are strange Fish-having neither heads nor tails. Also, Coilllrth, Punguea and Sounds, highly recommended by tho laculty. For sale by GEO. NYMMER8. If You Want School Books, f^O to BRYANA MoOAR TER, who have a \JT fresh supply of English, French, Ger? man and classical SCHOOL BOOKS, also of School Stationery of every description, all for salo at lowsBt market rates. Sept 10 . Sale on Account af United Butte* Government. BY D. 0. PBLXOTTO ft SON. ON THURSDAY MORNING, tho 2Btb instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at our auction store, without reserve, on account of the United States Government: 00 barrels POBK. 12 barrels Floor. 1 ,?(H) barrels Hard Bread. Terms cash in United States currency. Goods to bo removed immediately after salo. Oct2?_ The New Departure. WE proposo to depart from the 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 TUE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. Wo have just r turned from the Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and as we bought them low, we propose to give our cus? tomers tho advantage of these LOW FIGURE81 We ask especial attention to onr choice lot of Mon's Wear, embraoing all, styles, color? and price B. DRESS GOODS, the new cBt designs out, and a full stock. We show tho best lino of Fringes in the city, and at tho lowest figures. In all Domeatio Goods, we offer rare bargains. Wc will make it to the interest of buyers to examine our Stock hofore purchasing. . , . Sept 21 PORTER & BTKELE. AT Gc. DIE RCKS'. CANNED GOODS. ygr ~?-A FISH, Moats and ,1 ffi^d Fruits, Club Fish, fOp? f 3r M Lamo Tongues. Sar- /fc^jt-?Jj L ^ gi dints, Dutch Her- JTjfflfifflHr ll ImsMllwbrinr'B, Salmon. Lob-a?EEBRHBB&i atora, Deviled Ham, Oysters, I'-od Fish. Smoked Halibut, Lardollen, Maokerel, all kinds. FRUITS. RaiainB, Currents, Prunes, Dat?e, Citron, Almonds. 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: Pears, reaches, Pine-apples and Jelly. CHEESE. Rich Cream Cheese. Swiss Cheese, Pine? . apple Cheese, Skimmed Cheese. . FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break? fast Strips. TEAS Old Hyson. ?onng Hyson, Gun Powder, English Breakfast, Oolong. . . Candles-Adamantine, Peratlneand Wax. WINES Sweet California, Angollca. Sherry. Rhine and French Wines and Brandies, at < Oct 8_ G. DIKROK3'. LOOS TO YOUB INTEREST, AND Get the Best ! MY line of WATCHES is ligOTjEySSftL now full an?? Complete, and ?SaicMwiggrTiri 'hr public 'may depend on guiling t?? Ocia at the lowest possible figures, aa my facilities are ancb that I dt fy competi? tion from any market. I have also in store and constantly arriving all tbo newest styles of Ladies' Sets, in Dia? mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold, Jut, Ac; elegant designs in Chains, Bracelete, Charms, Lockets, Ac; the latest and most beautiful patterns in aolid Silver and heavy Plated Ware- Gooda suited for bridal, holiday and other presentations. Repairing in all branches, by the best work? men and at reasonable rates. ISAAC SULZBAOHER, Oct 13_Colombia Hotel Row. Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company OFFER their BHELL LIME to the planting public in full confidence in ita excellence as a Permanent Manure. It was extensively nsed the past season on Wheat, Corn sud Cotton, and bas given entire satisfaction, as ia shown by a number of certificates from some of the best planters in Georgia and Hun th Carolina. Our prices for Fertilizing, or X Lime, ls #15 per ton cash, put uo in osaka or barrels, de? livered in the city of Augusta or at any land? inc on the Savannah River. The prioe of our XXX. or Mason's Lime, ia $2 per barrel, dc? livered aa above. We are agents for the celebrated "Stonewall Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pure English Dis? solved Bone," which we receive direct from. England, and oan offer to tbe public at re? duced prices. COLES, SIZER A CO., No. H Molntoah atmet, Augusta, Ga. Agent, THOS. B. CLARKSON, Columbia, S. C._Pot 18 Cmo Read the Evidence and be Convine? d. Dr. E H. Eeinitih-DKABi Ma: Hy vif o and four of my children were taken with Chilla and Fever one year ago, last Anguat, and after exhausting the prescriptions of Quinine and Barka. and all other known remedies, wbhout effect, I waa induced to try your "KI M CHILL CURE." I am happy to say that, after using five bottles, they nave en? tirely recovered their health. Not ono of them have Lad a return or a symptom of Chills since, Your remedy ia a specific. Yours, truly, 8. W. MORRIS. LKXINOTON, 8. C. KIMA cn ILL CURE for sale only at Sept 27 j K, H. HKINITSH'S Drng Store. The Southern and At antic TELEGRAPH CO. Now Open for Business. OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL. Sept 14_ For Sale. 1f\f\f\ A An FEET LUMBER. Par ,UU11JJVJKJ tioa oan be supplied at reasonable ralea by applying to Sept 2 JOHN E. GYLES, at Hope's aloro.