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t NOON DESPATCHES. TOE ??0PH'S TROUDLKS-FRENOH ARMY RE? ORGANIZED-Cl LAD STONE PROMISES RE? FORM, AO., 40. MADRID, Ootober 27.-Montpeneior writes to the President of the Cortes that he will take his seat io that body as soon as bis daughter's health permits. BERNE, Ootober 27.-rThe French Go? vernment yet owes the Swiss Govern? ment 250,000,000 franos for subsisting Bourbaki's army. BOMB, Ootober 27.-Antonelli is very seriously sick. BERLIN. October 27.-Tho German Parliament has ratified the treaty with France. LONDON, October 28.-Austria submits proposals respecting the international society for consideration of the Govern? ment at Berlin. It has been deoided that the Papal conclave, on the subjeoc of the Pope's testament, shall meet in France-not at Borne. The Kassian Legation at Burliu has been raised to an Embassy. Prince Go fcjcbakofX is expected nt Beran to? morrow. The Frenoh army bas beon re-organ? ized into nine corps, eaoh containing three divisions;'each division two bri ados; eaoh brigade two regiments of .000 men eaoh; in addition to cavalry, artillery and 45,000 men extra for Algiers. LONDON, October 23.-Vatican oiroles continue to give out that the Pope will shortly leave Rome, unless Duo DeHe xnoart1 ie favorably instructed by the Frenoh Government, and there is no possibility, of such instructions. BOMB, Ootober 28.-An nllocuUoo of the Pope has been published, in which, while he recognizes the bishops appoint? ed- by tho Italian Government as pos sessing tho requisite qualifications for their offices, the solemnity repudiates Italy's guarantees., It protests against the>invasion bf. tho Holy See. - Thu allo? cution also condemns the course of Dr.. Dollinger and snob as follow his exam plo, in warring against tho decision of the Ojuraontcal Council. jin NIGHT rDESP?TOHES. LONDON, Ootober 28. -Gladstone made a speech at Greenwich to-day, in whioh he ealogized the .Queen and compli? mented his colleagues, and pointed with pride to tho vitality of the liberal party, and declared Ireland was now moro con: tented, and promised that the troops in the colonies should bo reduced, with va? rions other military reforms. BOMB, Ootober 28.-A conclave of Cardinals to consider the action the .col? lege should take in the event' of the Pope's death, is shortly-to bis held at some point in Franco. MADRID, Ootober 28.-It .'is stated officially in theCortes that the past year's cost of tho Cuban war was $2,000,OJO. A conspiracy has been discovered at Barcelona and twenty persons arrested. American Int?:!! laen.ee. NOON DESPATCHES. DEATH OF GENERAD FORT SUMTER ANDER? SON-SALT DAKE TROUBLES-PRESIDEN? TIAL THANKSGIVING-ROSENZWEIG CON? VICTED, AO , AO. CHICAGO, October 27.-The different political parties finally agreed on a union ticket for city and County offices. Jo? seph Mcdill is the candidate for Mayor. Dealers in lumber and bricks are de? manding extortionate prices, but in con? sequence of supplies comiug, it is ex? pected prices will decline. SALT LAKE CITY, Ootober 28.-Trou? ble is apprehended when Hawkins' sen? tence is delivered. The women seem the most excited. The Federal officials have received threatening letters. Brig? ham Young has left the city. Evidently something important is pending, but the Gentiles generally don't apprehend resistance to law. CINCINNATI, Outobor 28.-A despatch announces the death of General Hubert Anderson, at Nice, France. NEW YORK, October 2S.~Tho bill of complaint against Tweed, Garrey, Inger sol and Woodward asks judgment for over 86,000,000. FORT MONROE, October 28-Tho schooner Florence Rogers, from Charles? ton, S. C., bound to New York, arrived here, to-day, and is anchored at the lowor qnaruutine. Thu captain and second mate died on the passage, of yel? low fever NIGHT DESPATO BES. WASHINGTON, October 28.-Tho Presi? dent has issued a proclamation for thanksgiving on the 80th of November. Ic is stated that Cresswell will recom? mend the postal telegraph to Congress. The Slar says the Treasury Depart? ment has directed Special Treasury Agent Halo, at Savannah, to take ohnrge of the custom house ni that port and set? tle np the accounts of (he late collector, Col. Robb. A new collector will be ap? pointed on the return of Attorney-Gene? ral Ackerman to Washington. The following consolar officers for tho German Empire have been recognized: Johannes Boosing, Consul-General at New York; F. W. Oaoh, Consulat New York; Charles Otto Witto, Charleston; J. W. Jookusoh, Galveston; C. T. F. Schwartz, Louisville; J. E. Kullnohnnk, New Orleans; F. W. Havewinkel, Rich? mond; Robert Barob, St. Louis; Jacob Itanora, Savannah. The. statement that Special Treasury Agent Hall bas been directed to take charge of the Savannah Custom House cannot be verified. Probabilities-Clear weather will pro? bably continue on Sunday, on the South and middle Atlantic coast, and partially clear weather in New England; brisk North-west winds will prevail during the night, from New Jersey to Massachu? setts and on Like Ontario. The .itorm Weat of the Mississippi will move North? eastward, with Southerly and Easterly winds on the upper lakes on Sunday, and the sante extend to the lower lakes by Sunday night. Cautionary signals have been ordered at'.Oape May, New York, ??w>Biigland and Oswogo. . .' NHW Yo?K,lOotober 28.-Rosenzweig, the abortionist, has been oonvioted and sentenced'to seven years hard labor. A speoial telegram to the Tribune says thc investigation by the United States Court of Claims into the various claims against the United States for cotton seized by Government officers daring the rebellion, brings out some remarkable developments, which tend to throw addi? tional light on the mystery which has surrounded the sale of cotton by the Government agents shortly after it was seized from the rebels during the war. The Government realized from tho sale about $30,000,000, but the examination of the Government agents' books and other evidenoe whioh has been obtained through the prosecution of these claims, reveal tho foot that the cotton was worth over twice that amount. It appears that some of the agents at New York disposed of the cotton at 29 cents a pound, when its market value at the time of sale was 75 cents per pound. Some of the agents appear to have been in collusion with the purchasers, and the poorest kinds of cotton were shown as samples of the entire lot held by the Go? vernment-the bidders getting it by this arrangement at the lower figure of 29 couts per pound, and subsequently sell? ing it at the market prico-thereby se? curing a handsome prollt. The claim? ants, however, refuse to base their claims at a figure less than its market value at the time of the snle, and it is feared tho Government will, in refunding the money for these cotton seizures, be a considerable loser, "especially now that the British olaimants stund a chance be? fore the mixed commission of being allowed some compensation for these losses. It is now known ut the Trea? sury, that several of these cotton agents defrauded the Government out of large amounts of money. Tho accounts show this, but what steps the United States will take to recover its just dues have not buon decided upon. Pnuj&DEiiFUiA, October 28.-A bird fancier, who hud a large collection of pigeons, Maltese cats, Guinea pigs and fancy dogs, has abseuted himself for tho past week from his shanty, on Coates street, being on a drunken spree. Tho police broke open tho phice yesterday, and found nearly all dead from hunger. The health officer has taken possession, to abate tho nuisance. PORT HURON, October 28-The pro? peller Dean Richmond was burned to? day, and a chamber-maid drowned; others escaped. 32,000 bushels wheat lost. BOSTON, October 28.-Tho murder of Kate Lcahau is still involved in mystery. Chief of Police [Savage requests any in? formation calculated to throw light upon the tragedy. "Wrapped around the fur? nace wrench, with which tho murder was done, was rv oopy of the Helena Clarion newspaper, dated February 16, 1871, published in Helens, Ark. Any ouu sending such paper to persons in this vi? cinity should communicate with tho chief of police, as it might furnish a clue to the murderer. CINCINNATI, October 28.-Tho Stato Auditor hos filed bills in tho Circuit Court, looking to the dissolution of the Knickerbocker, Equitable, Garden City aud Commercial Insurance Companies these companion being bankrupt. Tho aggregate assets of thu Knickerbocker, including capital stock not paid in, is $870,000, and its losses are $750,000. The Equitablo's assets, not including capital, but including the capital stock not paid in, is$330,000; losses $300,000. Garden City's assets, not including capi? tal stock, are less than $300,000; losses $2.000,000. Commercial bas risks to the amount $15,000,000, with assets, exclu? sive of capital stock, paid and unpaid, $500,000. ^CHARLESTON, October 28.-Arrived brig Carleton. Sailed-steamer Charles? ton, New York; bark Ott la nt, Galveston; brig Clara, Liverpool. CHARLESTON, October 28.-Two fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours. SAVANNAH, October 28.-Capt. Smith, of tho Russian brig Cigana, from Car? diff, died ut sea three weeks ago. Tho Chicago Times publishes au al? leged confession of a member of tho In? ternational Suciety, that the burning of Chicago was tho wilful work of that or? ganization. The Times does not gua? rantee its authority, but observes that confirmatory circumstances are not want? ing. SUDDEN DEATH.-John S. Lochmond, the bar-tender of Radon hop's restau? rant, corner of King and Market streets, was found dead io his bed yesterday, at 6 o'clock. Tho coroner empanelled a jury and held an inquest, and the verdict was death from apoplexy. I Charleston Courier. The family of John A. Justice, in Rutherford County, N. C., have beon most severely afflicted. Only a few weeks since three daughters were buried, laut Monday the father aud a sou died, and several other members of tho family are dangerously ill. Mr. Thomas E Matthews, a merchant doing business near Greenville, N. C., after closing his store, on Saturday night, started with hts wife for his resi? dence, in Gatos County, and was mur? dered. A man named Wilson has been arrested. The Metropolitan, one of the largest hotels in Washington, was sold out and dosed by the sheriff a few weeks ago. There is said to be a great deficiency in hotel accommodation there, this being the fourth establishment that has dosed since the 1st of June. Tho Brazilian Government has formal? ly promulgated the emancipation law in the territory of the empire. The mern hors of tho Bonediotine Order of Monks immediately liberated their 1.G0J slaves. Barney Aaren, the pugilist, whose hanging at Chicago waa reported by an "eye witness," comes np smiling in New York. Financial ?nit Commercial. NKW YORK, .October. 28- Noon. Stiles of cotton for future delivery, last evening, 7.800 bales, as follows: Ootober 18; November 18)6, 181-16; December 18516, 18J?; January 189 16, 18^, 187-16, 18%; February 18%. 1813-16, 18%, 18?0; March 18%, 19 8-16. 19J?, 191-16, 19; April 18%, 19 7-16, 19%. Flour and oorn a shade firmer. Wheat held higher, but quiet. Pork quiet, at 12 75? 18 00. Cotton dull and heavy uplands 18%; Orleans 19)?; sales 100 bales. Freights firm. Stocks strong and steady. Governments and States dull and steady. Gold heavy, at 11%@ 12. EzohauRe-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-The bank statement shows loans have decreased over $2,000,000; specie increased $500.000; legal tenders decreased nearly $500,000; deposits de? creased nearly $500,000. Sides of cot? ton 1,911 bales-uplands 18%; Orleans 19)?. Flour firmer. Whiskey lower 9?>?. wheat lo lower-winter red Western 1.58(3)1 60. Corn lo. lower 78>??80>?. Bice easier- -7??@8j? Pork firmer-13.00. Lard-kettle 10>| Freights firmer. Sales of cotton fur future delivery, to day, 11,700 bales, as follows: October 18; November 18, 17 15-16, 18 116, 18tf; December 18 3-16, 18^, 18 5-16. 18%; January 18>?, 18 7-16. 18%. 18 9-16. 18%; Febru? ary 18 1116; March 19)^@19 1 16; April 19%, 19 5 16, 19??. Muuuy easy, at 4@ 5. Sterling 8%?83.i. Quid 11%?11%. Governments uud bratas steady. Ten? nessee? 66; new 66. Virginias 59J?; new 63 Louisianas 65; uew 56; levees GI; 8H 75. Alabamas 98; 5s 67. Georgias 80; 7s 86. North Carulinaa 36)?; new 19^'. South Carolina? 72; UHW 42?^. BALTIMORE, October 28.-Fionr tinner and in increased demand. Wheat firm? er. Corn firmer-white 68@72; yellow 67@72. Provisions unchanged. Whis? key 95?96. Cotton nominal-middling 18}?; receipts 357; sal** 115; stock 2,437. BOSTON, October 28 -Cnttuu quiet and steady-middling 18?.?; receipts 1,870 bales; salea 5.000; Btuek 6.500. WILMINGTON, Octuher 28 -Cotton quiet-middling 17%; receipts 113 bales; sales 17; htuck 33,2u7. CHARLESTON, October 2S.-Cotton dull-mfddliug 17^?17?4'; receipts 2,734 bales; sales 2.?U?; stuck 19,831. AnaDBTA, Ootober 28 -Cotton quiet and weak-middling lO^; receipts 100 bulos; sales 1,000. SAVANNAH, October 28 -Cotton in good demand-middling 1?\,4@17%; re? ceipts 2,015 bales; sales 1,000; stuck 36,706. NEW ORLEANS, Cottier 28.-Sales of cotton 3.2U0 bules-middling 18; receipts 1,827; stook 49 327. GALVESTON. October 28 -Cotton easier -goud ordinary 15@15.Jii; receipts 1,126 bales; salea 1,500; stuck 29,500. MOWLE, October 28.-Cotton quiet middling 17^@17%; receipts 2.118 bules; sales 1,<?01); stock 22,776. LIVERPOOL, October 28-Eveuing. Cuttou opened dull and closed heavy uplands 9%(aj9^o; ; Orleans 9%; sales 8,000 bales; ox pori and speculation 2,000. FORT SALE, rpnEmoil valuable PLANTATION on tho Gongarcc Uiver, shout six u?ios below Co? lumbia, containing 500 acres, more or loaf, with all necessary improvements thereon. Appiv to it. MCCULLOUGH. Out 29 _ f3 WATCHES, CLOCKS ANO JEWELRY. I HAVE on hand a select_ stock of WATCHKS.JliWEL-c?^?! _UV, CLOCKS, WILY till aud PLATED ? A ii ri, which 1 will di so na? of at most rea? sonable prices. Also, SPECTACLES to suit all agna. REPAIRING in my lino dono promptly and on good ternn. AH article? anti work warranted to bo as represented. GEO. BRU S 8, 2d door below Pnutxix office, Main utrcot. Oct 29 On Consignment. KAf\ RUSH ELS OATS, \_? 2 Crates C&bbtiget?, 10 Kitti nico Hm tur. 10 Murruin Applets, 10 Hurrels Northern Potatoes, 2 lUrrelM Chestnuts, Low for cash, bv Oct26 ; L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Jost Received, "I rv BARRELS Choice New Hulled BUCK X\J WHEAT. For sale low hy Oct 25 .?_JOHN AGNEW k SON. Private Boarding Honse, A V*!""^ nY MHS. SAMUEL TOWN ??S?S&LA2 SEND, Sonate Btreet, Snuth niifflP"^ oaBt ?* tuo Uapitol, on" Bqnare Hlij"*"^JHSBILfrom Main btreet. Colinehin, B^U._Out VC Imo Cow Feed. 5r\f\f\ POUNDS moro or Ono COW .UUU PEED, just reooived, and will bo Bold lower than any on the market for cash. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Oct li At tho Columbia loo Homo. Baker's Superior Cod Liver Oil. I g) DOZEN Baker's COD LIVER OIL, for l.?mi sale, wholesale and rotail, by Oct 20 t E. H. HBINITSH. Druggiat._ Notioe. COLUMBIA, 8. C., OcrronKn 4.1871. THOSE desirous of riding in tho GRAND TOURNAMENT, which is to take place at tho State Fair, at Colnmbia, S. C., on WEDNESDAY, tho 8th of November prox., between the hours of 12 M. and 4 P. M , will ploaao correspond with Mr. T. Haaell Gibbo*, Secretary of this Board, who will in? form thom as to tho rulos, regulations and all mat tors pert IUD in g thereto. A. 0. HASKELL, M. C. BUTLER, J. B. PALMER, THOMAS TAYLOR, WM. WALLACE, Oct 5 Managers. W fae papers of the Stato please oopy. The raffle for Temp?ranos Hall, Ac, will positively take placo on the lu th November. Hurley ville for Baie or Bent. PE HBO Nts wishing to purcbaao or rent any of tbo HU ll LE Y Vi L LU COT? TAGE ? most como with loiters of in? troduction from persons of known respecta? bility to tho agents: sud pomona occupying those co ti agen uoed bo under no appr?hen? sions of having disrepntai-lo neighbors, as nono bat persons of nudoubtud respectability will bo tenant Dy order of tho owner. E. W. BEIBEL8 A 00 , Agents Oct 28 _8_ MORTON HOUSE, A NOVEL. By the Aullior of ?Valerie Aylmer." Ono volume, paper cover??, with four illustra? tions. Trico $1; cloth $1.50. Ir is a story of tho South, thirty years ago, and tho scone is laid entirely in that re? gion, in tho (stale of Alabama, so far SB wo can judge by thu names or towns and Con li? llee. It has all of thu merits aud few or nono of the faults of "Valerie Aylmer." Tho yoong authoress, who ie a lady of North Carolina, has, to her second effurt, improved noon lier Qrst, though that was a work of decided ! power, and received high commendation from I critics of acknowledged skill. Thu Louisvillo j Vauricr-Jmtrnal pronounced it the beet socio ty novel of tho day, and tho Hon. Alexander ! H. stephens, iu a published lotter, pronounced I it a work of raro morit. Ho said: "I was ox I ceodingly interested in it, and pleased with it. i I consider it one of the best, iudeed, tho very best, novel I havo met with in a long timo*. Tho descriptivo power, the woid-painting powor of tho anther, is very great, i do not know whoo 1 have met will, a novel which has 1 pleasod mo so much. I shall look with inte? rest to tho future career of this writer in tho I fie ld* ol literature. There must be a great deni moro of tho same sort where thin ea me from." Mailed, post-paid, to any address within thc United Stht -H. un receipt of the pri?e. D. APPLETON A CO , Publishers, Oct 28 2 519 md 551 Ur??-??..?v. N y. For Sale. QfiA f\?\?\ PKET OF LU SHIER, Ol/' ',W\/VJ fi'bOOO rect of well sea? soned Fluorine nu h ind Orders for Lath, and all kinds Lumber filled at short not cc. Apoly at our Lamber Yard, tin Lu tv street and Greenville' Railroad, or address Vf LoWuY & CO , O I 21 3mo Box 180 Coln'?bia. H C. Wanted, TO exchange, LUMBER for a good HORSE or MULE. Apply td W. LOWRY & CO. Oct 21 G fis 'IHE PROSLUM SOLVED!" "MUON COMM S?SSAT10F WILL arrive in th!* city in four dava, and is "A New Departure" from tho old method of promising much and duing little, as the calca ot our ltnmuusc and handsome stuck ot tine Diamonds, Gold anil Silver Watches, (of tho most celebrated makers in tho world.) Chains, Pins, Rings, Hinds, Kine Plated Waeo, Cutlery, Opera and Field Glasses, ito., Ac, will prove. ALSO, Aa immense collection of tine OM Paintings; by eminent American and Foreign masters, which will bo ou exhibition. The sales of the above ma ni?ceut lino of gooils will begin Wednesday tnoruing, No? vember 1, aud continue through tho week. P. B.-All goods ni net be as represented, or the muiiev will be refunded D. c. PEixrrro .v. SON, Oct 27 t3 Adellnni'crs. Grand Exposition OF FALL AND MISTER DRY GOODS, I AT W. D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all tho DEPARTMENTS of our large aud extensivo Block. Offering friends, cus? tomers and strangers a mest favorable oppor? tunity to supp y their waute At Unprecedentedly Luw Prices. We aro roccivins goods from our buyer re? gularly TWIUE A WEEK, so that we are able to show Every Novelty As aoon as It appears in Now York. We have a uniform "price for all "aud onr fixed prin? ciple is Til AT NO ONE UNPKII-SKIXB US. To our friends in the trude, wu would say that we keep a large stock in our WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT; which we will sell by tho balo or piece st prices that will repay those who give us ii call. W. D. LOVE. Oct 22 lt. lt. McOUEERV. Hardware, etc. 1 f~\{\ DOZEN AXES. 1U 4'J bales Hagging. 200 bundles Arrow Tn H. 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. 2iJ0 nairs Trace Chains. Just received and for si'c at loweht mark e prices. L?RICK V LOWRANCE. Look Out for Cold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. - -? ? . JuST received a LA ROE STOCK, which will be sold at very LOW PRICES. Don't miss your chanco for a RARGAIN IN CLOAKS. C. F. JACKSON. Oct 22 Cigars! Cigars! Cigars! WE havo now on band a large stock of tho following choice brands of CIGARS, which wo aro offering at low figures, and to which WM invite thoso fond of a choice Cigar tn give a trial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor de Matanzas, Two Sisters, Regalia Brittanies, Lu Flor do Baltimore, Lord Byron, Gold Medal, Ac, Together with a largo assortment of low priced Cigars, Cheroots Ac. JJct 20 JOHN AGNEW A SON. For Sale. A LOT of Ano Kentucky f^?^ MULES and HORSES, justar SP*SS rived. Call at nlifT DALY'S STABLE?, Oct 7 On Assembly street. Barley! Barley! PLANTERS can havo BEI T> BARLEY a tl 25 per busbvl. Terms cash. Bept 22 JOHN C. SEEGERS, Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! BELOW wo enam?rate a few H ty Ice of tho very dosirablo stock of goods on hand in oar Shoo Department. This department is now a auccoaaf ul feature of onr boBinous, and is pronounced, by shrewd local buyers, as well aa travelers for largo Shoe Houses and Factories, to be tho best in the United States. This is pretty strong for Columbia, a small inland town of 8onth Carolina, to contain and operate suc? cessfully the best Shoo House, the best Dry Gooda Hoaee, and the boat Millinery and Drone-Making Establishment, "ALL COMBINED UN UK a ONE ROOF," in tho United States; yet, it ts positively eo; Columbia contains the House, and oms is THE HOUSE. BOOT AMD SHOE DEPARTMENT. Ocnts' Calf hand-stitched Dress Boots. Oonts' Calf hand -et it ohed doable sole Boots Gouts' Galf band-atitohed Sootch-edged Boots. Gent?' Calf hand-stitched Congress Gaitera. Gents' Calf hand-stitched Scotch-edged Gaiters. Genta' Calf double sole Hunting and Riding boots. Ladies' Cair, Goat, Kid and Serge double sole Balmorals. Callion' Calf, Goat, Kid and Serge double sole Gaiters. Everything poBBible for Children, School Girls and Boya. All warranted and from the beni makers in tho world. Out 28 nIVE0? Hams, Strips, &o. NEW UVOANVASSED HAMS, weighing from 7 to 12 pouuua-very flue, Sugar cared Baaon Strips, Smoked Tongues and Salmon, Dried Beef. Sand ries. Deviled nam and Tongue, French Mush? rooms, Curry Powder, Lea & Perrtu's Worcea tornhiro Sauce, OlwtH and Olivo Oil. Caporn' assorted Sauces, Spice*, pnre, in variety; Ex? tracts-Buruott's. bunt made; Scotch Marma? lade, assorted Jellies and Pr?serv?e, new Layer Kattuns, new Currauts aud Prunes. Liebig's Extract of Meat. Nono genuino unload Baron Liebig'a signa? ture ia written across thu label; see that you gul it so. Cigars. LIVE INDIAN.-This brand, of which we have exclusive control, still holds its own as thu best at ita price. We make it a leading article, and nell a single cigar at thc hame rato wc sell by tho box. ALSO, Pnrtagus, Londres. Figaro, St. Elmo. Lord Bj ron, and many other favorito brands we aro glad to show tito public. Cheese! Cheeto! Now York State DAI HY CHEESE-ohoice; Y>iuug America Cheese-finest to bo found; i'ioe-applo Chceso-"should bo iu every fa? mily;" Limburger CheobO-that caps the cli? max. All the abovo and a thousand other luxuries and ne "caaaties can bc found at all times at the atore of GEO. SYMMEUS. Oct 2.1 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION PIANO FORTE AGENCY. WM. ti. OKCIIAItD. Professor of Muaic laving determined IO .esoine Teaching, ia now pre? pared to take pupils un th? Piano, Organ and Guitar; alan, in Vocal Music. Uaving tor over TuniTY YEAHS had charge of (he Musical Denn i menta tu the first Female Colleges atm Schools of the state, t e deems it unne? cessary to rai.kc any other refcrenco to his qualifications aa a Teacher. The arrangements he baa mado with aove ral of the must celebrated Piauo-makers, will ?.nable him to offer Instruments of tho very first class at prices tba', defy competition. Specimen Pianos daily expected. Those in wtut of Instruments superior to any ever offered for ralo in this markut, will do well to examino before purchasing elsewhere. PIANO FORTES, MELODEON8, Ac, Tuned aud repaired in the MOST runyixr M \NNKH and on reasonable terms. Apply al his residence, corner of Bull and Richland streets, or at the bookstore ol Messrs. Duffie & Chapman. Pot 17 GEO., HUG6IMS' FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. K*tablfrhe*l iu Columbia, S. C., 1910. ---. .-- - - Aetna Fire Insurance Co., $6,000,000. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8.000.000. Phonix Fire Ins. Co , - - $2,000.000. Manhattan Fire Ins, Co... - $1,000,000. Union Fire Ins. Co., - . - $1.200,000. Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $800,000. Office in rear of Mr. W. J. DUFFIE'S Book nrc. opposite the Columbia Hotel. GtO. HUGGINS, ?geut, (Jct fi i:\mn Columbi*. S. C. AT O. DIE RCKS'. CANNED GOODS. FISH, Meato and Fruits, Club Fish, Lamb Tongues, Bar dines, Dutch Her _? i in ps, Salmon, Lob-I mers. Deviled Ham, Oysters, Dod Fish, Smoked Halibut, Lardellen, Mackerel, all kinds. FRUITS. Raisins, Currents, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Almonds, Walnuts, Brasil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SOAP.. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Soap, Mammoth Laundry Boap, Bapolio, Toilet Suap- assorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Pears, Poaches, Pine-apples and Jelly. CHE USE. Rich Cream Cheese. Swiss Oheese, Pine? apple Cbooao, Skimmed Oheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break? fast Strips. TEAS. Old Hyaon. Yonug Hyson, Gun Powder, English Breakfast, Oolong. Candles-Adamantine, FeraUne and Wax. WINES. Sweet California, Angelica, Sherry. Rhino and French Wines and Brandies, at Oot 8 O. DIEB0KS'. Ai^^t^oMijSet le? . Desirable Cottage. BY B. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. OS MONDAY MONNING, tboCth Of Novem? ber, we will eell, in front of tho Court House, at 10 o'clock, That LOT, with a desirable Cottage and all necessary out-buildings tboreon, situated on the corner of (Senate and Lincoln streets, bv,anded on tho North by tenate street, ana moasnriog thereon 72 feet, mora or lets, and rnnning back on Lincoln street 120 feet, more or loss. THU M H or BALE.-One-third cash; bilan CB in twelve months, seoared by bond and mort? gage, bearing interest at noven per cont. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Property tu bo insured and polioy to be as? signed._Pot 27 Cottage on Arsenal Hilt. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & BON. On MONDAY MORNING, tho 6th of Novem? ber, in front of tho Court Honeo, at 10 o'clock, we will soil, That LOT on Arsenal Hill, with COTTAGE thereon, bounded on tho North by Hrs. Davin; Booth by Laurel street; East by land belonging to Jones or Mrs. Haltiwtnger; Wed by Mrs. Adams and Joseph Taylor. The above Lot measures front SI feet, more or less, and running back 208 toet, more or leas. The House ie now occupied by Barnfield. Tsntts.-- Ono third cash; balance in twelve montbB, Bouurod by bond and mortgage, bear? ing interest at seven por cent. Purobaaor to pay for papera and stamps. Property to bo insured and policy to bo assigned. Oct 27 t United States of America, SOU TU CAROIilUA DtSTHIUT. Fouirrn CIUCUIT-IN EQUITY. Abram Van Buron and B. Angelica, bis wife, et at.t vs John Peter Drown, et al. BY virtue of an order of the Court in thia caeo, I will offer for salo, at public ont cry. on tbe FIRST MONDAY in November, 1871: at Co I u odd a, at not lees than tho appraised p ricca below elated, tho fol owing parcels of LAND: All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake," eitnaio, lying and boing in tho County of Richland, in said Stale, on tho Congaree River, abont eight miles below Columbia,con? taining about two thousand ono huudred and seventy acree, and appraised at twelve dollars uer aero. Said plantation baa boen divided into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by the road running through thu plantation from the main public road to the Congareo River, and thc tracts will bo Bold separately. ALSO, All that PLANTATION, caUed "Boiver," lying iu samo County and State, about eight? een miles below Columbia, containing thirteen hundred acres moro or leas, and appraised at ten thousand dollars. TEJIMB or SALE.-One-fourth caoh; balance upon a credit of one, two and tbreu year\ with the bonds of the purchasers, bearing in? terest at tim rate of seven per cent..payable annually, secured by a mortgage of the lands. Purchasers to pay for et am pu and papers. Said lands may bo purchased at private Balo, on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter, 3. C. J. 8. G. RICHARDSON, Oct 3 4 Special Beferoe. Desirable RealEstate at Auction. D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho Gth of Novem? ber next, in fr?nt of tho Court Honse In this cit v, I will sell, at public auction, 1 That very oligible BUILDING LOT, on Richardson street, directly Booth and adjoin? ing the eito of Nickerson Hotel, containing fifty-two ti pt. six inches, more or leas, on UiehardeoL vet, running back 103 feet, more or less, roar measurement fifty-six feet, more or ICSB. ALSO, At the same time and place, aix LOTS, con (sining fifty acres each, of splendid wood? lands, ten miles East of Columbia, and form? erly known as tho ''Percival Steam Hui Tract." j Terms cash. The above. property can be treated for privately prior to day of sale. Purchasers to pay mu for papnrs and stamps. Oct 26 _J. W. PARKER. 1 The New departure. WE propose to depart from the bid fogy habit of Belling DRY GOODS at such high figures ao much in vogue her?, and intend from this on to make it to the in? terest of buyers to patronize TOE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. We have just r turn d from the Faste? Market with a biantiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and aa we bongin them loir, we propose to givo our cus? tomers tho advantage of these LOW FIGURER I We ask especial attention to one choice lot of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colora and prices. DBF SS GOODS, tbe new? est designs ont. and a fall stock. Wo abo? tho best lino of Fringes in the city, and at the !rswest figures. In all Domestic Goods, we offer raro bargains. We will make it to tho interest of bu>era to examine our Stock bof.u-o purchasing. Sept 21 POUTER ?i STEELE. Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company OFFER their SHELL LIME to the planting public in full confidence in ita excellence as a Permanent Manure. It was extensively need the past season on Wheat, Corn and Cotton, and bas given entire satisfaction, aa ia ehown by a number ot certificates from aome of tho beet plantera In Georgia and South Carolina. Our prioea for Fertilizing, or X Lime, is $15> fier ton casb, put np in casks or b?rrela, da* ivered in the city of Augusta or at any lasd mt on tbe Savannah River. The prioe of our XXX. or Mason's Limo, is $2 per barrel, de? livered as above. Wo are agenta for tho celebrated "Stonewall Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pure English Dis? solved Dono," which we receive direct from England, and can offer to the public at re? doced prices. COLES. SIZER & CO., Nu. 14 McIntosh ?trent, Augusta, Ga. Agent, TH03. B. CLARKSON, Columbi?, 8.. C. _Oct 19 gmo : For Sale. 1AAA AAA FEET LUMBER. Par ,UU1 J 4UUU ties can be supplied ai. reasonable ratea by applying to Bept 2 JOHN E. GYLES, at Hope's atore. If Yon Want School Boob, GO to BRYAN k MoO AR TER, who have * frosh supply of English, French, Ger- ' man and classical BO HOOL BOOKS, also of School Stationery nf every deaoription, all fol sale at lowsat market rates._Sept lt Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BEOAUBE it glvea strength and tmprovsa their health._March ll Seed Wheat. BUSHELS ohoioe RED SEED WHEAT, f r aale by E. HOPE. 175