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THE STATE FAIR

We publish in our advertising columns no.
tlce Of the Grcenv,lle g. Columbia Railroad
in reference to privileges offered to the public
who may des're 10 attend the State Fair, and
VINO may have stock TO transport over the Road
Regarding it a matter in which our renders in
the District anu State are generally Interested
we publish it without being authorized br III,
oihcers OF the G. 4 c. Railroad. supposing that
they will not object thereto, as we shall do 40
gratis having no contract with the Company to
publish for them
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PREsENTMENr OF THE GRAND JURY.-FALL
TERN, 1859.

fhESENIMENT OF IHE GRAND JURY.-FALL
TERN, 1859.
The Grand Jury respectfully submit the fol-.
lowing report to the Court:
We have examined the Public Offices in the
Court House. They are in good condition and
properly kept.
The Clerk receives about one hundred COP
les Of The Acts and Resolutions of the Legis.
luture annually. and dspo<es Of about twenty
five copies TO Magistrates aud 10 the different
Boards Of Commissioners for the District The
remaining portion Of said Acts and Resolutions
remain and are accumulatiug in the Clerks OF.
nee, to the great inconvenience Of the Office, and
an annoyance to the Officer. We therefore
recommend that the quantity now on hand in
said Office be returned to Columbia by the
Commissioners Of Public Buldings for this Dis.
trict at tho exPense Of the Distrct. We also
recommend that the Commissioners of Public
Buildings make some room for the keeping of the
Record Books of tho Clerks Office.
tho Sheriffs Office needs six Chairs. The
Ordinnrys Office needs a Safe aud six chairs
The wood in the Offices should be kept 20 as not
to injure the plasterins.
We recommend that the Sash Of Jail be filed.
and the blinds be taken from their present posi-.
tion and pot up inside, 10 prevent damage to The
glass by striking the Sash.
The Jail lot continues damp. aud needs thor
ongh draining by bitches, to ensure health 70 in.
mates.
The Sheriff, for horses levied upon, pays to
Public Stables seventy. five cents day, the Law
allowing him twenty .fve cents-the Sheriff pay.
lug the difference out Of his private fuuds On tho
Jail Lot, for the public use of Sheriff, We ree-
ommend suitable stables 10 be built.
In the Jail there is female slavs, pus there
az a Runaway. In a helpless condition. she 10
serious tax to the Jailor, and should be immsdi-
aiely disposed Of
Tile Jail Is in good condition. Tho Prisoners
are lawfully and kiudly treated r.-. ~.
We earnestly recommend in tho trial Of slaves
for all capital ofences that twelve Ffseisolders,
/ IN the place q Eve. compose the Jury. ,'s',:
Tho sbatment Of Gfben's Bridge On Little
River shonld b altered % that vehicles can pass
over it conveniently. =.
We have NO fault to report sgaipst the Poor
House. aad the management Of ito fixtures and
inmates
g. LEE, Foreman
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Another Palmetto Gone.-Col. Hugh Miller.
Of Fairfield, died at Winnsboro, on Tuesday last.
When the Palmetto Regiment was forming, and
before the Fairfield Company had been organ :
ized. lie came to Columbia and attached himself
to Company II of this town, and was appointed
a Corporal. While the army WAS fighting its
way to the Mexican Capital Coporal Miller was
taken sick and left at Puebla. When the hospi.
>tal at that place was attacked by Santa Anna in
person. Corporal Miller, with others of the sick.
behaved very galIantly.
lie has resided in Fairfield since his return.
and became quite popular military officer
We understand he was about REMOVING 10 ibe
West. A delegation from the Palmetto Associa-
ton went TO Winnsboro yesterday to attend his
fuperal.-Colun6ia Guardian.
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OUR DISTRICT FAIR

we have the pleasure Of announcing to tb
'r'ehas and supporters Of the Fair, that the Ag.
''cu'turai Hall will be completed to-day, and
READY Tor the reception of any article intended
for exhibition
We must say that the building does credit to
the mead that conceived the plan. and ths CON
tractor That executed it. The building is strong
a"d substantial. and will be capable OF holdinp
i'ooo SOULS We were much pleased to See a
large Gallery, from which a fiue view of the
"hole building can be had al a glance. From
'h's place will be dscoursed fine music from the
best Band in Columbia-the old Rife Band.
we must not forget to congratulate our ladv
friends. in having fine balcony attached TO the
building for their especial convenience. F,on,
this they will have a fine view Of all the ground
ana can gee tho exercises Of the fine saddie
buggy aud carriage horses. In fact the whole
matter seems to have been gotten I'D with an
eye to their comfort, and the display of their fine
things.
ihe Stalls for the reception of Stock, will be
completed by Saturdsy--so it will be seen that
all things will be ready. w. cordially invite
the Plunter, the Mechanic. the Trade,mau. the
Merchant, the Miller, the IIorticulturist III.
FIoracuIturst. the Artist, and though last not
least l1eaven's last bes, gift to man-,he Ladies.
Come one, come all to the feast Of irnproveme en-,
and sociability.
We have the pleasure to announce that a
splendid Barbecue Dinner will lie served I'D.
by our friend F. McCoRD, for the small fee of so
cents per head, every day at l o'cIock, p. N.
table Will be reserved especially for tile ladies'.
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A SPACIOUS AMPHITHEATRE

will also be in readiness. TO scat some thu,s.
ands. and add to the interest of the Exhbi.
ton. The track for the exercise and disply OF
fast troIters" has been put in order. and
the trotters already on hand promise something
exciting.
Visitors will be passed over all the Rail.
roads IN the State. during the week of ex.
hibi'io". for one fare. All articles aud animals.
tntended erpres*iy for exhibition, will be passed
lat the owners risky over ulI the Railroads in
South Carolina without charge, except the South
Carolina Railroad. and Cheraw and DARLINGTON
Roads. who will demand one.haIf freiyht
Visitors should take the precaution to procure
Return Tickets when they pay their fare, to
avoid embarrassment aud delay. Exhibitor.
will please give the Railroad Officers timely no.
tice OF such animals and articles as thew NAV
wish transported, as well as the time and pon,
Of delivery. fO"'
A. P. CALHOUN,
X. HARLEE,
D. w. RAY,
j. F. MARSHALL.
J. A. METTS,
W. II. ROBERTSON,
X. J. GAGE,
Executive Committee.
October, 1859 Is A,
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THE RAILROAD.

We have the pleasure to announce, to the
friends and patrons Of the District Fair, that
the Presi'lent Of the q. 'is L. Il. r., has kindly
consented to run extra trains form .,iue.Si,
Greenwood and Cokcs''nry, on Wednesday and
Thursday morning, and returning tho same
evening about O'clock, for one fare. This will
accommodate thoss WHO wish to return home
every day. Eut we would say tina; we will
have ample accommodations in our Ilot.ls, ard
private boarding houses for all WHO wish 70
stay with us during the Fare.
ltis needless for us to say that every family
N the Village will do their best in extending
hospitality to their relations and friends.
Stock Cars will be left at Coke.bury, Green.
wood and Kinety-Six, for those who wish TO ex.
hibit At the Fair.
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THE BENCH AND BAR.

This work OF Judge q ONEAL's is now in courso
OF publication. The Newberry Conscrvatist SAYS
of it:
This book will be eagerly sou after from
the fnr' that no living man is better able to
wr''e the history Of the Bench and Bar of South
Carolina thnn the Oldest Of our living Judges
As reliable history. then, the book will, we
are snre, meet the reception it deserves. And a
Southern manufacture richly deserving The
people ought TO give it their unhesl,atino An.
proval in substantial manner. ~
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Nature Is tho great physician. This 10 now
admitted by the medical profession, as funda.
mental principle Of healing science. II is wisely
provided BY the human economy, that whenever
anything 10 wrong in the physicat system, ths
natural forces Of the body are brought to bear
to expel the disease. The great aim, therefore,
b to strengthen the natural powers. This has
been kept in view BY the skillfal compouuders Of
DIR. J. HOsTErrER's BITTERs, which Oh
crate to give fresh vitality to all the organs Of
t:le body. The effect Of This medicine upon the
'tom.eh. the liver and the kidneys. are promp.
and decisive. The patti ent who, is wise enough
70 quit drugging, and try the Blrr.ns, soon feel.
a. if he had taken a now lease Of life, and n,
ne continues tfstSesof the article, he is over
Dyed TO hnd Gsastresms Of health courrinp
through bis fFane. Let all from whose nbaos
the bleom has departed, give DR.. }. Flo.tetter's
Ceiebrstsds Bitters trial. : '''''
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, evsrv.
whore.
- Sec advertisement ju another column
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ELECTIONS IN ca11ropu,.

MILTON >. LATHAM. the regular Democratic
candidate. standing squarely upon the admins.
""''"" PLATFORM and in opposition tn the Squat.
ter Sovereignty doctrines Of DouoLAs, has been
elected Governor of that Stute. This is the first
non s'"veholling that has by its vote reput1ia,ed
that hcretic doctrine Of Territorial Sovere;y,,v.
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HAMBURG, October 12. 1889.

HAMBURG, October IL, 1859.
CorTox The market during the past week
has been very unsettled, caused by the unfa-
vorable advices from Europe. On Monday our
market opened at l09 for good middling, and
declined the same day to lO3. During Tues.
day, Wednesday and Thursday. the price of
good middling fuctuated between lO1 and lO4
cents. On Friday prices advanced &C., in an.
tlcipation Of more favorable adviccs. The
Canada's news was received here early on Sat.
urday morning, which caused buyers to recede
TO thursday's prices. We quote the market
ding, lo9 for good middIing, and lie. for fair.
ii. d n. f.. SOLOMON
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AUVEhTIBEHENT6.
cB See advertisement Of Messrs. J. A. Al
LEN and II. T. LYON, Executors of the Estate
of CHAs. DEN DY. decd.
90 Also see advertisement of JoxL W.
I'ITEs and JAS. C. LlrEs, Executors of tho
Estate of ABRAA LIrEs, decd. Also, tho notice,
Of r. r. GARY, j. T. Moore, Executive Com
m'ttee Of Stats Fair, Dr.. F. G. PARKS, DC.
THE sPARTANBURG AND UNION RA11Ro.n
lh's road is now completed to within eipbt
miles Of Spartanburg c. II. This roud b,s "a
hard time of it, and we are pleased to learn
That is now SO near it's completion.
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Commercial.
ADBEvILLE, Oct. -. 1850.

ADBEvILLE, Oct ~, 1859.
Cotton.-The transactions in this article for
the past week have been somewhat limited,
though ell offerd was freely taken, at prices
ranging from TO 10 cts.
COLUMBIA, Oct 10, 1859.
Cofton.-The sales of Cotton to-day amount
to Is bales, at prices ranging from to lO4c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1859.
Cotton.-The transactions in cotton to day
reached fully 400 bales, at former prices, viz
81 % ll1c.
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DECLARED

Inc friends aud relations Of the family of
JOSEPH 1. Moo"E will regret to hear of their
rad bereavement i'll the loss Of their eldest sop
jams. who after several days illness died on
Monday night last
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. Hsayx Dameges:--About q Yea. ago, The wife
OF man named Corey, vas thrown foi, a a
~sgoh In Detroit, Michigan, in eonseansses Sc a
sewer having been left open. Mr.. Corey su.d
The city for damages. and last week reoo versd
$4,000.
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/ WxsHisaroN, October 5.--Lord Lyon, the
3 Bitlsh PleniPotentary. bad protra cte1 utter.
yieWsw;l, secreiory CUES 10 day, in regard 10
the departure Of the Nirsrsgua expedition. He
& sanobbeed tho deterpination of his Govern meut
Nicaragua by force against invasion.
The right and propriety OF this course 10 recog.
niz6dby the Gorernment Of the United States:
aid S1,efefore telegraphic despatch was at once
zs1Pedtsd to the Commander Of the British sauad
difecting him 70 land such force a. may be
gTkqnfed: for ths expulsion OF the fiIibusters.
dahey snceeed iu affecting landing.
" IlTs aSeG Gshingtnn HINT and others. inter-
yfe9 jh. eNcnring the nomination of Mr., Ed ward
1 S2s gof Missouri, to the Presidency, are in
~ ssla1gt9 prdssopting their purpose. Tho
,ss ,sS epigencer hss consented to support
S tilI papers Il l. sscertai,,cd that Maj
lftl6E anticipated assassination: aud, with
5b Is Sscspe i, had iutimated his intention
His Indian SnPerintendcucy in Texus.
{, u1xing 70 Arizuns.
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MAGAZINE F0R SALE.

The last number Of Russsll's Magszine has the
following note appended to its cover:
The Publishe: Of Russell's Magazine, contem
plating y protraeted absence: from The country
and no longer able himself to concentrate his 4.
tention on that publication, 10 desrous that Il
should psss into such hdnds as win be able bet
ter than hinse 30 do justice to it, interests And
its reputation. He has very reluctantly deter.
mined to Offer It fof sale. The investsnsnt NAV
be made highly profitable ono 10 tho haads Of
penon Of euergy and talent It has an establish.
ed reputation and an extensive eirculat,on. The
ternhs. end all necessary particulars, may be as.
certsined on application 10 the Publisher, at The
Book store OF ..-.'' : ! :
RUSSELL T. 3oNEs.
CAorleston, Oct. ], 1859.
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! a g B1l|Bls'R| vi DR..
8 81 MSys S;sDAYisy EdiioF 80
! : aIhursday y ning, oct y. 1857 !
ADvERTIsEMENrs.

10 We are compelled to omi, the tribute 10
Dr. BARRArT. 1t will appear in our n ext issue.
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We have examined the Treasursr's report
and found it correctly kept and properly
vouched.
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We would sny for the information of the tax
payers Of the District that we have sent three
Pauper Lunatics to the Asylum since our last
report-one has died and one recovered; eight
still remaining at an annual expense of One
Hundred and Thirty-Five Dollars each.
We also have twenty-three inmates in the
the Poor House and twenty mine outdoor pen
sioners.
JOHN A. WIER,
Treasurer Of Board.
Oct Ist, 1859.
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EXHIBIT OF THE ROUSSEAU FUND.
Amount of Bonds bearing interest since last
hePortis $2,O77 rs
Received interest on Bonds l year,
up 10 Is. OCTOBER 1859, $145 a.
oeuuct commissions, It per cent, 3 60
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W0ole1e YAs.De.

1lue vooiea stockine yaSa,
s 81: :is'i ''::'' ''':s'a' '..,. .''::''s ..-
wai:s -> !: !. :. !.
Just rseatvsd saA ~ sale ~
y. :. y. fYNDB,
o0e9144 0o0 Wooe ooouod g, IoOlalpe 1ov.
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The Cash system

Sthe only one TO ensuve the buyer against fraud
1bad management, bad buying and poor stock
Win he bays FROM house that does no credit
business he do not guarantee oahers Indebtedness
bat u always sure 70 get GOOD 0TOOK, and At pri.
CO. that will enforce success. There In no kusine0
% liable 70 tricks snd traps Of trade o. The iuuOr b.
sineas and ifyou would avoid the poisonoss drugs
sold b persOns who do credit businsts end only
calculate receiving nifty cents the dollar On IN
thsy ell, buy iron the Dash HOUSE Of
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tablishet TWENTY YEAkS-hAve SAVED ihous Afsir
from the grsve-and their wosl u Mercy D. not hair
completed Try them They ar warranted.
HERRICK 4 bnO
Practical Oh. mist., Albany, n Y.
Sold o. Wholesale and retail by ell Druseisis u
Davenport, and BY Dealers everywhere
r. =. \. II 4 I. II. PALhkR, Travelling Agts.
aug22 daW1dpage1yr
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INSURANCE.
Liverpool and London
Fire AID Life Insurance Germany

tsbsished In 1886. Eodcwei BY sp eiAI acts ~
Par lament.
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Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT rnY WORLD.
uerrick's Sugar Coated Pills
kia Strengthening IPlaster.

ONR box Of Berrick's Su-
gar Costed I.if~ Pi.ls, cost.
inop"ly - cents, viii last
Whiy liz months. save
twenty-five dollaSr In phv
." ian's blIi- ,fif cen or tsen-
~ more IN lost time, and nos
onfr'queb,ly, the life Of
some mctnber Of the family,
IN. va'ue n which cannot
be estimated In dollars and
cents.
H.r'ick's Kid StEenetheA
ing .lasters cure In Cse
hnars. pains and weakness
q In TIE breast, slir and back.
4 her matte Complaints IN IN
Z qns'ly short space Of lime.
sprrad on = lsautiiu. lamb
! skin. their use subjects the
weaver Ia no INCONVENIENCE
an each one viii wear from
one week ~ three months.
2 Pills, family boxes % cite.
. Pastors, IN krf, IsN css.
= Tlev have hs>~0 -.
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fan amMmt1mn n Id DR.. Stephen II. Burns. 1.-THE
celebrated Indian Physician)
having arrived to an advanced old
age, desires to spend the remnant
GAN b Of his days in sending 70 the afiic.
ted throughout the land the nedi.
cine which has proved SO success.
ICCAEzDs fui IN the Cure Of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Com
plaiot, Coughs, Dyspepsia, &C.,
ANN uAs prrNfree 0fohdrge.
The ole Doctor has brought his
remedy to great perfection in his
practis e OF the last q ty years, and
- feels confident that 1t will cure 8
cases out OF ten of confirmed Con.
sumption. AS his all uent circum-
i DOO Sslm1lSstancss enable him, he will send
each applicant who furnishes .
OF description Of his ,ymptons .
small quantity OF his medicine,
IN STAN CES,with minute and explicit directions
for preparing II themselves, when
By they shall have tried IL, aud learn.
ell Its beneficial effects In their CO.
DR.. .. X. BuYns,ses. Each applicant will send 8
stamps 70 CENTS to psy the return
letter, and to assist IN the payment
or OF this advertisement Address
DR.. s. II. BURNS,
New York New York
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s. X. MANN h CO., Proprictors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by al:
good Druggists.
TH H
u X EAT "O.vD Err
OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RES7OR.aTIT =.

Ds18A " ES1JbRs6IztE s
GAYS the ST. souis MOI Democrat Below ve
- pub ish letter 10 DIR Wool, Of this city, from
gentleman In Nam, which speak sosnRiy u -
superior merits OF hi hair tonic Such ND nco
mu 4 have its eject, whsn coming f,on . reliable
source II certincates ~ truth, the
DIR. needs no encomiums nor ss-iess poery from tho
press:
Prcfsssor o. y Mood d Co !:
6ENTLEMES: Having my attention called . fev
months sine TO the highly beneficial efsc,s Of yosr
hair restc "a i've indu e 10 make appilcss
Of 1t to my hair, Wit hsd be, ONE quite cray.
probably one-thIrd white; my whisters ves~ II
same character. Some three months ,in1~ ] pue-
chas.d bot lie Of your hsis Ie.iors've and ased H.
son found II Vas proving What had vths6. J
~ il sb nj iwic week. ! have siDss DfOeuSe6
another bottle, ~ VII ch have used some lem
now GETTY 10 the world that the gray or vstte hair
has totally ci, app ~ Ell, 10 ny head fsc.,
and my hair hss ssnrsd ifs natural c4'oe, ed be-
lleve SIT and gin ~ han !, has been before
for ivrniy I've yeass am now sixty yeers q
the same effect.
The above notice deem dus 10 yon = your vslu.
able discovery. ! am assn ed that whoever viii
rightly use, per recti ms, viii not have oreneSoa
70 contradict my stss0ens ] an . q isen az this
city and . 'e9dent here for the last an q y~osp
and an kno~ n 10 ne.riy every one here end shtVn-
ing towns Any nse yeu may make of The Shove,
viih my name stitched II u yon. s~rvSce q I vssI
n preserve chs besuter u nature In ose ys = veil
(. ssYnoup.
baltimore. Jss. a. 1851,
WOODS HAIR RDsTORATivE.
Professor Woo ear Gs. Hsvtog had n ~.
fortune 70 LOSE the b q portion .: ny ne lss9 s
effects OF the yelow fever ia New Osleens - 11GA,
.os = !, %,s: ., sss, pep :. -
rs hair g. noe shsck and glossy. aeA - vosls -
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