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copies of.tua*wa??*^ft?eoeptB. The PncEwrx oiSno ia supplied with all necessary maternal foi-whaudsomo carde, bill heads. poate^paia^^.Tiand-bitlB, circulars^ and other printing that may h? desired, os any office in the South. Give us a call and tes?, our work. Gov. Scott has appointed W. B. Mo Kellar Cou o ty Commissioner fort Abbe? ville County; Wr?: M. MoDp'nald Trial Justice for . Chester County, vive J. J. Hem phill, reaign ed. Alderman Miuort's little nag ?'Mike" died yesterday. It wan found, upon ex? amination, that bia In n ga were affected aa well aa b?B;loi?B. ft fh%v .. The'salo' di or?ckeryadvertised, to take placo thia morning,' jp Charleston, by Met?rs.'John G. Milner <fc Co., hosjneen stopped-the-good* having been, with draw* , : : ' ' At tho regular annual rueetiug of tue Barna Club, heidi at McKenzie's edloou, Nevembor 14, thc following o'Slc^.? were oieoted to serve for the ensiling year? Geo. Sytu mers, President; E. Hope; Vice Pr?sident; W: Ki Greenfleld?Secretary; John James, Treasurer. Executive Com? mittee: S. W. Melton, Geo. Shields, A. Oliver, rim MoDoogal, R. King, P. Brown. Tbe non-appearance of Prince Alexis ia growing perplexing, so much so os to warrant doubts bf bia existence. Cer? tain it is that the Russian fleet is any? thing but flitf-fc in bearing tbe youthful Oosar on bia voyage; ?tft? the delay, en? gendering an. .'agony of expeotanoy, is a cruel Add. unpardonable one with tb OHO delicito croftv?rc3. the 'Kew Turk aristo oraoy, who, like "lilies of the valley, 4h\l not, neither do they spiu." One thing ia certain, Alexia may exist, but ho ia no "Rushing" Prince. Lira, THE SKEPTICAL, BB CONTCNOED.- | After a minute's examination by a spe? cial committee, nt tho Sooth Carolina | State Fair, 4671, tbe highest premium Waa awarded tp the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.-Tho Northern ?ail opens at 3.00 P. M.; closes 7.15 A. M. Charleston day mail openB 4.(JU P. H.; closes 6.00 Ai- M. Charleston night mail opens 6.80 A. M. ; closes 'fl: 00 P. M. Greenville mail open a . 6.45 P. M.; closes 6.00 A. M. Western, mail opens 9.00 A. M.; closes 1.30 P. M. On Sunday office open from 8 to 4 P. M. LIST OF Nsw AD VERT?S KMKNTS Steele's Hat Hall. Charleston. ' Homo Shuttle Sewing Machine. P. Cantwell-Premium Floor. W. B. Stanley-Gas Fixtures. -: Bargains at C. F. Jackson's. Singer Sowing Maohine. HOTEL ABBTVAIJS, November 15 - Central Hotel-J. W. James, Misses O, and V. James, Union; G. W. Speers, J. F. Oxnor, E. C. Briggs, Newberry; J O. F. Sims, W. H. Leigh. Richland; S. Land, city; J. K. Babb, Alston i A. Josse? lyn Poca tal ago; W. 8. Durham, B. E. Lyles, Fairfield,;.W.. Of Welboru, J. B. Wilborn, L. P. Cox, Williamston; H. M. Gilbert, J. E. Britton, Charleston P. L. Wright, M. B. Johnson, Augusta S, F. McGregor, city; J. Bullard, Glenn SpriDg; C. W.' Rice, Greenville; W. B. Nesbit, N. C. ; W. C. Meredith, Cokes bury; B. M. B, Halley, wife, eon and daughter, Mrs.'O'Neal, Alston; W. B. Weldon; G: Weldon, Ga.; J. 0. Rion arda, S. O. , Nickereon ,House-T!, Steers, B. R. R. R.; T. P. Lide, Jr., Darlington: T. N. Broughton, E. E. Dickson, Charleston; Mrs. La Po i nt, Sumter; J. W. Harrison, Anderson; G. 0. Hawkins, S. C.; Miss Mary Gibbs; R. T. Hester, Baltimore: J. T. Willford; H. A. Smith; Mrs. Pratber, Miss Ada Prather, Due West; H. J. Conny, H. O. Conny, New York; N. Walker, S. O. Columbia Hotel-W. Dudley, S. J. Coate, Charleston; Y. J. Pope, Newber? ry; R. H. Snlteran, Richmond; O. M. Sadler, 8. C.; H. W. High, N. C.; Addi? son Hill, Jr., Boston; W. H. Evans,/Tu gadoo; J. Birnie, E. T. Bniat, Green? ville; J. W. Simpson, J. A. Leland, Lau? rens; S. MoBee, Lincolnton; L. W. Springs and wife, N. 0. OFFICIAL, RAFFLE N UMBERS Charleston Chari? table Association, for benefit Free Behool fund: RAFFLE CLASH NO. 203 -Morning. November 15 78-37-43-30-62-18 61-l-46-oo-71-3 Witness my band at Columbia, this 15th day of November, 1871. FENN PECK. Nov 16_Sworn Oommisaionor. MARRIED, At the residence of Mr. J. C. Farrar,Union ' County, 8. G., on the 14th instant, by the Rev. Mr. McCullough, Mr. L. W. SPRINGS to Mies LOTTIE B. BOBO. Hats and Furs. flBa THE grand opening at Steele's fsgg "Hat-Hall," No. 313 King street, JDwH Charleston, S. C., takes place on ??^^ NOVEMBER 15. A great display of Men's and Youths' new stylo Dress Hate. Prices, 50 cents to $5. Ladies* grand opening of Furs, viz: Muffs, Tippets, Capos, Collara $1.60 to $80:_ Nov 16 th2_ Sewing Machines. THE now improved HOME SHUTTLE (Lock dlitoh) SEWTNQ MACHINE, stitch alike on both sides, can only be obtained at C. D. EBEHHARDx'S, oppoBito Columbia Ho? tel. Call and see bofore purchasing olsewhero Prices from $25 to $75 _ Nov 1(5 1? Premium Flour. IHAVE for sale, by tho barrel or hag. Camp 8on Mills FLOUR, for which the premium w*? ?warded at our late rtl?iu Fair. ALSO, PEARL ORIST ana MEAL, alwava froBh. Nov 16 1 P. CANTWELL. ?*???-y-SSSSS? 800 poonda to the o li i ?dren of Dr. Li vin g 8tone. .the Airioan explorer. . : . . A Los?o?,, Noveaaue? 15.-The steamer Gi ty of Brooklyn run do wn the steamer Ida iii the Mersey. Th? ofBoer of the Ida ?was d?o??2SiL . Amttlcia lntelllaeac*. NOON DESPATCHES. RAILROAD ACCIDENTS--A^iSBICAN TV"O??N'S CONVENTION-SHEDS FOB THB SOUTH CONFESSION OF MURDER-OUOLERA DEATHS-DAMAGES BX' " ' THB O ALB EARTHQUAKES, FIB ES, AO., AO. ATLANTA, November 14.-The Legisla? ture, to-day, elected by aa overwhelming majority' Hon. Thomas M. Norwood, moderate Democrat, of Savannah, Qa., Uuited States Senator. Nsw YORK, November 14.-Two cara, with 100 passengers, ran off the traok of the Hodson River Boad at Spnyten Duy vil Bridge, this morning, stopping with? in a few inches of the edge of the banks. - The Board of Aldermen organized ae County canvassers to proceed to conni the votes. Several protests were received and referred to committees. The Health Board feel no uneasiness about the cholera, bat profess to have fears relative to the small-pox; bat only eight new oases appeared in the whole oity since Saturday. A new point was bronght up to-day ir the Riverside Park case-that all State laws allowing commissioners to assess damages are void under the fonrteentt amendment of the National Constitution. Defendants claiming awards must b< made by jnry. Wm. M. Tweed advanced $10.000 tc pay pipe laborers to-day. BOSTON, November 14.-The Amerioat Woman's Association hold their thirc annual meetiug in Philadelphia, on tb* 21st aud 22d November. CHARLESTON, November 14.-A ben vi gale last' night and thia morning pre vailed. In the movement of shippinj uo serious dumuge was done at this point but there were uo arrivals or departures WASHINGTON, November 15.-Thi Agricultural Department is preparin) seeds seasonable for the South. A sup ply may be obtained by application t the agents of the department or througl members of Congress. The distributio: is gratuitous, but the department want some guarantee that the seed will not b wasted. LOUISVILLE, November 15.- A part of citizens of Heury ville, Indiana, put rope around tho neck of a negro an frightened him into a confession of tb murder of the Park family. With tw negro accomplices, he planned the mm der, believing that Park had $500 c 8600 of church money. They got $141 Th<- three are in jail at Jefferson vi) le. Nsw YORK, November 15.-A Cubai name unknown, threw a pail of filth i the face of the editor of tb? Spania paper, Chronista, near Exchange Plac? Broadway. NASHVILLE, November 15.-An c well, thirty, miles from Nashville, Hov 100 gallons a day. A railroad car ran into a street ca Two persons were fatally and six set ously hart. The driver of the car hi disappeared. It is a case of carelessne on the part of tho crossing keeper, wi has also disappeared. ST. LOUIS, November 15.-A party practical bridge builders propose bridge the Mississippi at Curondol within two years, at a coat of $2,000,00 Three railroad companies are oonsidt iog the proposition. SAN FRANCISCO, November 15.-Lc iug, who was murdered on Sunday, wi others, in a stupe, in Arizona, was popular author and journalist, who w on his way East, intending to lectn against Collier's Indian policy. Legal technicalities will postpone t decision of Mrs. Fair's case until Jan ary. NIGHT DESPATCHES. Nsw OBLE ANS, November 15. - Grant Parish, the Eu Klux were se before tho Federal Court, though Co missioner Miller had grave doubts as their guilt. The city administration rescind their resolution creating a paid fire < partaient A contract will probably made with the Firemen's Charitable J sooiation, at $140,000 per year, for I years. NEW YORK, November 15.-Six n oases of oholera at quarantine, inoladi the surgeon of the steamer Franki I Two fatal. Tjhe storm ceased at daylight. It i the severest for years. Trees, awnii and chimneys were blown down. 1 tfide ww Hnusually high. The gale i directly from the South-east, and was the rate of sixty-three miles an he Many wrecks on Long Island are api hended. 'Gol. R. G. Stone, editor of the Pla barg Republican, is dead; aged si: three. Paaama dates to the 2d state that steamship Venezuela was seriously maged by fire. Capt. Cradock, of steamship Guatamala, was killed b mutinons sailor. Archbishop Pinol the Bishop of Guatamala were expo from Guatamala for meddling with late revolution. Heavy earthquakes Peru on tho 5th of Ootober. G panio. The towns of Pica and Ma wurc destroyed. A fire succeeded earthquakes ut Pica. Tho Chun] Pantheon, eighteen houses and the i on the river at Puruapasia woredostro; A few liven war? lost. Tho English ! Weekford was lost off Cape Horn, sinull-pox is spreading in Chili, and broken out um un g tho troops of Bm Ayres. WASHINGTON, November 15 -Ger Allen, Adjutant-General of Alabama, heou successful iu obtaining arms that State. The arms are of uppn pattern. ^Ittoted *h a|fc ^^^S^^^^^^^l th roogh \lou%e^S-T^iJ^!i^briSS Southerly! ?I ods \ andi Cloudy fAi bel will probably prevail qb Thursday Ii ort aaa west of Missouri, preceding en n** of low presaure ?n Monten?; falling bi rometer in tbe Mississippi Valley, witta clear and pleasant weather in the Sooth' i oro and Golf States, with light' winde; diminishing winds on Likes Michigan ' and Superior, veering to the South-east. The North-west gale On Lake Erie will aubside very generally to-night; that on Lake Ontario will subside by Thursday j noon. Tbe area of lowest pressure will I move into Maine, with continued North-1 weat gales from New Jersey, to. Massa? chusetts, and Easterly gales oh tho coast j of Maine, followed by a calm at mid? night and high winds on Tbnrsday from the North a.id West. Cautionary sig? nals will oontinue at Norfolk, Capo May, Baltimore, New York, New London, Boston, Portland, Oswego, Buffalo and Cleveland. Louis H. Mayor has been appointed Assessor of the First Alabama District. CcKVPT.?vr)j. OHIO, November 15. Considerable damage from tbe North? east gale. Tho scow Williams foundered, drowning the cock and sailor. DEATH.-On Friday lost this commu? nity sustained the loss by death of Mrs. Helen O'Neal], relict of the late lament? ed Chief Justice John Belton O'Neal 1. Mrs. O'Neall had been in delicate health from early life, yet abe survived all the friends of her youth, and has gone down to the grave beloved by all, in the seventy-fourth year of her age. [Newberry Herald. SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We nro informed that a difficulty occurred between Mr. Bbet Moody, a sou of Maj. W. H. Moody (about eighteen or twenty years old) and Mr. Cude Thomas, in which the latter was shot by the former. The shot eotered tho right breast and inflicted a serious, if not fatal, wound. [Marion Crescent. MUNICIPAL ELECTION.-The following gentlemen were elected on Tuesday last, the 7th, to fill the offices of Intendant and Wardens of Newberry, for the enan ingyear: For Io tendant--Jordan Pool. For Wardens-J. B. Fellers, P. Rodlea perger, W. T. Tarrant and Osborne Wells. SENTENCE OF BOTTS, THE MURDERER OF PET HALSTED.-At Newark, George Botts, the murdererof OliverS. Habited, Jr., was sentenced Saturday morning, by Judge Depue, to bu hanged December 21st, between the hours of 10 and o'clock. MAIL, ROUTE OPENED.-The mail route from this place to Mt. Willing, Edgefield County, via Rocky Well, Drafts' Mill, Hollow Creek and Germanville, has been opened.-Lexington Dispatch. BURNED TO DEATH.-Dr. A. M. Nes? bitt was fatally burned at a charcoal pit, in Rowan County, recently, and last week died from his injuries. I Charlotte Observer. The Savannah News records the death, from parulysis and general debility, of un old merchant of that city, Mr. Frede? rick A. Tupper, in his sixty-fifth year. There wero 35 deaths in Charleston for the week ending tho 11th instant whites, 19; colored, IC. F'lna.ncln.l anil Commercial. COLUMBIA, S. C., November 15.-Sales of ootton, to-day, 80 bales-middling 16%o. LONDON, November 15--3 P. M. Consols 93J?. Bonds 93%. PARIS. November 15.-Rentes 5Gf. 22c. LIVERPOOL, November 15-3 P. M. Cotton opened steady-uplands 9)?; Or? leans 9%. . LIVERPOOL. November 15-Evening. Cotton closed steady-uplands 9)?; Or? leans 9%; sales 15,000 bales; speculation and export 4,000; shipping at Charleston or Savaunah 9%. NEW YORE, November 15-Noon. Floor held 10o. higher. Wheat a shade firmer. Cora scarce and very firm. ?Pork quiet, at 13.10(?} 13.20= Lard ' steady-steam 9%@92.i. Cotton quiet uplands 18%; Orleans \9%\ sales 1,500 bales. Freights steady. Stocks dull, bat steady. Gold steady, at Go? vernments steady. Exchange-long 8; short 9. 7 P. M. -Sales of futures to-day 6,900 bales, ns follows: Novomber 18 3-16; De? cember 18^, 18 5-16, 18%, 18 9-32; January 18>?@18 9-16; February 18%; March 19? 18 15-16; April 19>?, 19 3 16, 19 5-16, 19J4. Cotton activo and easier; sales 5,045 bales-uplands 18%; Orleans 19%. Flour firmer. Whiskey active, at 93>2@94. Wheat closed dull and de? clining. Corn scarcely so firm. Rioe quiet. Pork steady. Lard heavy kettle 9%?10. Freights a shade firmer. Money closed at 7, sharp. Discounts 9@9??. Sterling firm. Gold \\%(& 11%. Governments dnll and steady. Stute transactions limited, until second cull, whon Tennessees were very firm; uow South Carolinas weak, but rallied at last call to last night's prices. NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-Cotion strong-middling IS^ISJB'; receipts 3,025 bales; sales 1,G00; stock 93,719. SAVANNAH, November 15.-Cotton quiet-middling 17%; receipts 3,099 bales; sales G50; stock 59,053. CHARLESTON, Novomber 15.-Cotton firm-middling receipts 1,168 bulee; sales GOO. MOBILE, November 15.-Cottou very furn; asking higher rates-middling 17-\4'; receipts 1,718 bales; sales 1.?0U; stock 30,056. BALTIMORE, November 15.-Flour in butter demand. Wheat active and firm. Corn active-white 77@79; yellow 7u(oi 72. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey 93;..i. AUGUSTA, November 15.-Cotton firm -middling 17l:(; receipts 1,000 bales; sales 800. TFIH Ei sub scriber ha?-Josi opened an aasorU - V -.J ' HEADING LIGHTS, To wbioh he would ?ali the-attention of par oh BB er 8. '- -" -*T' ?** ^W. B. STANLEY. UovieV. . 1 G. F? JACKSON Will offer i his week The Best Bargains In LACE GOLLAUS AND CUFFS, BLANKETS AND SHAWLS. FINE GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS. Nov 10 Tho DAILY RAFFLES of tho Charleston Charitable Association take place every morn? ing, at 10 o'clock, at thoir office, on Main etroet, opposite tho sito of Janney's Hotel. Native and Foreign Wines. SOUPPERNONG, Concord, Sautem*. Cla? ret, Champagnos, just received and for sale low, by E. HOPE Choice Family Flour. A l\f\ BARRELS Extra Family, Medium JU and Low Priced FLOUR, for sale lowdown. E. HOI'E Canary Birds. 600 CANARY BIRDS', direot from Ger ? m any, which will be sold choap for cash C. BRILL, Nov 14 8* Washington street. NEWS DEPOT. In AVK openod a NEWS and PERIODICAL DEPOT at tho stand formerly occnpiod by Alonzo Reese, and will snpply my customers with anything thoy may wiah in mr lino. Givemo a call. N. G. GIBSON. Nov ll_ G Columbia Canal. WANTED, LABORERS to work upon tho Colombia Canal. Apply to S. A. PEARCE, JR., Agont Columbia Water Power Company. Nov 15 4 One Puncheon Lochgilphead. THE boBt SCOTCH WHISKEY. Dealers can have it nearly at cost. Nov 15 JOHN C. SEEGER8. Norfolk Oysters. IAM now prepared to furnish fine NORFOLK OYSTERS, in any quantity, to town or couutry customers, and will guarantee them the best that oan bo bad, and the cheapest in the market. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Nov 15 G At the Colombia Ice House. Double Strong. FOR the winter season, I will brow all DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Driuk Beegers' unadulterated Double Strong Bet>r, and yon get the worth of your money. Thia Beer is also put up in bottles, and for sale at $1.50 per dozen. 1 have also received a supply of tho jastly selobrated PANCAKE-regarded the beat Chowing Tobacco. JOHN C. SEEGERS. Nov 15 Just Received, A LARGE stock of faahionable light CARRIAGES. PriceB low, at W. K. GREENFIELD'S Carriage Renoaitory, corner Aaaomhly and Lady streets. No Stovall's Excelsior Mills Flonr. WE keep largo supplies of thia CELE ToRATED FLOUR, whioh wo Boll at ?La> wholesale or rot ail, and warrant the quality. J. A. HENDRIX & BRO., Nov ll Imo Columbia, 8. C. 15 Cranberries. BUSHELS CRANBERRIES, in fine or? der, for sale by E. H01?E. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal? lon or barrel. Also, in glaaaa, pintB and quarta. For salolow._E. HOPE._ Mules and Horses. I HAYE juat rocoived a iBBSt car load of line stock BQB3EH and MULES mm;? ol which will bo ou oxbihition at the Fair Grounda. Persons in want of really fine animals aro requested to examine either on the grouuda or at Logan's Stablea. Nov 8 J. M. TOLBERT. 15 Mountain Butter. KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, tor salo low. E. HOPE. To Rent, * STORE, on M%in streot. Poaaosaion \ given immodiately. Apply at this office. Nov 5_ For Sale. .... A LOT of fine Kentucky A MULES and HORSES, just ar-ZY/jfr *T| rived. Call at /TTY dUL DALY'S 8TABLES, Oct 7 On Assombly street. Quinine! Quinine!! *L*f\tf\ OUNCES QUININE, for ealo low, GULF bv E. H. HE1NIT8H, Wholesale Druggist, Columbia, 8. C. Oct 20_t_ Castor Oil! Castor Oil!! ^ BBLS. Prime CASTOR OIL, for sale low, ? by E. H. HEINITBH, Oct 20 ? Wholoealo Druggist. To the Ladies. ??.TM .?S?SS'.-.g3S AS,' Xtmf bent-HiTO ?. th?r Vair'of ?be Booth Carolin* Agrio ul taral Md Mechanical Society. She ?lao h aa a fall supply of BONNETS. H4t?. Ribbons. F]owar?; B?tf( Ol^aJS, asa _ please ball and See for ihemeejma, *O?5?rs s eli cited, FV?G?S r? dneod. '? ' No?l4 GRANITE! MILLS, Ar cr STA. GA. ;. . K *M GEO. T. JACKSON & CO., Proprietors. WE hara no Agents. Any oxders sent di' reot to the Mills will receive prompt attention. We guarantee every barrel'of FLOUR fresh ground. In addition to oar floor, we grind and koep constantly on hand fresh MEAL', GRIST and COW FEED. Nov 12 2mo J. fl. & H. L. K1NARUS' GRAND OPENING FOR F?lR WEES. This old and established house is still in existence, and prepared now, as in days gone by, to supply their patrons with everything doairablo in the DRY GOODS LINE. Wo have a most complete and varied assort? ment in every Department, the entire Stock being selected with especial care to the re? quirements of thin market. We would say to our country friends in particular, that they cannot do better than by giving as a call. We guarantee to aupply every reasonable v ant in tho Dry Goods Hoe, and at prices that defy competition. J. H. A M. L. EINABD, Nov 7 One door South Columbia Hotel. ~J. MEIGhHAN, Successor to O.M. THOMPSON & GO.. HAS on band the largest, moat fash? ionable, stylish, du _ _?rable and cheapest' tock of BOOTS and SHOES in the State. All warranted. ALSO, A complete assortment of Gent's, Boya' and Children's HATS and OAFS. Nov 5 3mo Guns. Pistols, Etc. I INFOBM my friends and mblio in genoral that I have Just returned from the North, Pand am now prepared to fur? nish all in want of GUNS, Rifles and Repost? era, of latest styles and heat qualities, Am? munition and Sportsmen's Apparatus, of all kinda and descriptions, at reduced prices. REPAIRING done at short notice. Nov 3_P. W. KRAFT. Main street. " ra FIO m." A LIBERAL TRANSLATION ia Tua T BEST AND CHEAPEST A UTI CLE S IN TUX DRY GOODS LINE FOB TDK Fewest Greenbacks. WE have juat returned from the North (th'> second time this fall) with the largest and best line of DRY GOODS we ever havo had the pleasure of offering tu thia mar? ket. Every department it crammed full of choice goods of overy style, kind and variety. A big stock of DRESS GOODS and Mens' Wear-they are in store and must be sold. Also, Fora, Cloaks, Shawls, Flannels, Skirts,, Blankets, Table Linen and Domestic Goode of all kinds. Notions-a large, very large stock. Ev m KN or. -Onr friends tell us every day that wc sci! the best and chi pest goods in the city; and, as wo keep no flash goods, but do business in a plain, straightforward way, it will be to your interest to purohase your gooda from Nov 2_PORTER & STEELE. Toya, Candies, &c. TOYS of all kinds and descriptions, plain and fancy Candies, Not*. Lemons, Figs, Jellies and Canned Fruit*.? ' Bread, Cakes and Rolls, fresh every morn? ing, at P. W. KRAFT'S, Nov 7 Main street. SINGER STILL TRIUMPHANT. FIRST PREMIUM At Atlanta Fair, October, 1871, For Hetti Family Machine. FIRST PREMIUM At Thomafvillc Fair, November 2, 1871, For 7.V.1? Family Machine. Nov 16 S^T^^^^^^- fertfcSg^ At the Macon Fair, r^^^^^^^^^^ ^'i'h bu?t ami moat linc-fol li IK-?#-^0'>0TV^?Three Si!ccr M*<ltlt T^y^nfTn T??^^ ~w;V^7 AAVAUDED THK SINGES \P to tne Augusta Fair, ijp^""*** November, 1871. EXAMINE OUR MACHINE. II. D. HAWLEY. Oem ral Agent for Georgia, Sooth Carolina and Florida. W. D. Lovx. B. B. MCCBEEBY. -.-.-'rn-.*****. " 3E?; ? .VI? SRXM mm? atvv? vir . Si-fy:V* -..?'?'J ritt 0?Kt NEEDLE WO UK BETS, ? .' M . . .< . ??.''-'li* D U0HESS LA OE COLL A ES, ? . POINT, j,ACE COLLARS. Eoman Saab, Ribbon*, TH aXW DE8IOKB. Roman Neck-Ties, IN UKW COLOBO AM> AIX TAEIBT?E8. WE carry a big a tock of FL ANNE! ,8 and Blankota, Jeans and Tweeds, Caaei meres and Cloths. The Shawl and Cloak Department exhibits all the newest styles ont. - t In FUBS, we are showing some styles which are not to be fon nd *)?e?*h?<re The stook of Carpets, Bogs, Oil-Cloths, Ac, cannot be excelled. Oar goods are all selected from the beat makes. We guarantee all goods we sell, do business on the one price system, and ailow no hoase to "undersell ns." Nov 5_ W. D. LOVE A CO. Oolumbia Music Store. LyBrand & Son TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of the public to an examination of their ?TOCK OF MUSICAL M EUC H AN DISE, con? sisting of Pianos, Church and Parlor O ru ans, Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Plutos, Accord?on*, Brass and SlWer Band Instru? ments of all kinds. Also, Sheet MUHIO and Instruction Books for every claas of Musical Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet Music sent by mail, poet paid, on receipt of ?rice; and all kinda or Musical Goods sent by ixpress, when ordered, to any part of the State, marked O. O. D. Good Second-hand PianoB and Organs for sale oheap, for oaah. Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re? paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give especial attention to Packing, Removing and Shipping Pianos for other parties tc any point desired, at moderate prices. AU orders promptly attended to and satis? faction guaranteed to those favoring us with their patronage. Send for our catalogue of Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Tay? lor street, Citizens* Savings Bank Buihniug, Columbia, 8. 0._j_ Nov,7 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION ' ANO PIANO FORTE AGENCY. WM. H. ORCHARD, Professor of Muslo, I Shaving determined to} _'resume Teaching, is-now pre? pared to take pupils on the Piano, Organ' and Guitar; also, in Vocal Music Having for over Tin BTV YEAHS liad charge of the Musical Department? in the drat Female Collegee and Schools of the Stat?, be deems it unne? cessary to make any other reference to bia qualifications as a leather. The arrangements he has made with tare? rai of the most celebrated Pi ano-m akers. vriU enable him to offer Instrumenta uf the v?ry first class at prices that defy competition. Specimen Pianos daily expected. Those in. want of Instruments superior to any ever offered for sale in this market, will do well to examine before purchasing elsewhere. PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, Aa.. Tuned and repaired in the MOST PEBFECT H A N N un and on reasonable terms. Apply at his residence, corner of Hull and Richland streets, or at the bookstore of Messrs. Duffie A Chapman._Oct 17 ' Canned Goods! Canned Goods! -f Rf\ CASES fresh CANNED GOODS, jost IOU received, consisting in part ss follows Poaches, Pine Apples, Pears, Blackberries, Cherries, Tomatoes, Lima Beans, String Beana, Corn, Condensed Milk, Salmon, Sardines, Turkey, Beer. Mutton, Asparagus, Cove and Spioed Oysters, Salmon, Lob? sters, etc For sale by Oot 4 JOHN AGNEW A 80N. Butter. I TUBB Virginia Valley BUTTER, fe 6 tubs Monntain Butter. 8 tuba fine Goshen Batter. All nice and fresh and for sale now. Octl_L?RICK A LOWRANCE. American Club Fish. ^ .- A DELICIOUS relish; better and much oheaper than Sardines. For sale by_h. HOPE. Sundries. -I f\f\ BOXES assorted CRACKERS. LUU 100 boxes assorted Canned Goods. 50 boxes Snap. 60 boxos Candy. 50 boxes Candles. 200 barrels Flour. 50 barrels Wbiakey, coming in and in store, and to which we invite the attention of the trade._L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Hardware, etc. 1 i~\f\ DOZEN AXES. IVJVJ ? bales Bagging. 200 bundles Arrow Tics. 20 dozon Railroad Shovels. 200 nairs Trace Chains. Just received and for sale at lowest market prices._L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Just Received. 1 f\ HALF CHESTS assorted TEA. Though IV" the price in market has advanced 15 per cent , wo succeeded in getting onr August bill duplicated, which we offer at same price as before._.L?RICK A LOWRANOE _ Read.the Evidence and be Convinced. Dr. E ll IleinUnh-T>K\n MB: My *ifo and four of my children were taken with Chills and Fover one year ago, last August, and nfl ci exhausting tho proscriptions of Quinine and Barks, and all other known renie iee, wi i bout eft"'ct, I waa induced to try your "Kl JA CHILL CURE." I am happy io say that, after using ftvo bottles, they have tn tirelv recovered their health. Not one of them havo had a return or a symptom of Chills since. Your remedy ia a specific Yours, truly, S. W. MORRIS. LKXINOTON, S. C. KIN A CHILL CURE for salo only at . Sept 27 j El H. H Kl MITCH'S Drug Store. Just Received, -|/\ BARRELS Choice New Hulled B?CK JLU WHEAT. For salo low by Oct 25 JOHN AGNEW A SON.