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Groceries, Wines, LIQUORS. &c.

w-s 4 RAGING. HOrE. IRON
t,3 . d TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed 6ssgsgga
}A--4.-s1t. Sides and Shoulders A choice Eae WI
article Canvassod HAMS. Family Lard, hEn9A
IN IN barrels, kegs. lbs:, 5 and 10 ID. packages.
CHOICE Family Flour, in bbls and bags. With
n iull assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Sht' HiI' IN ,si sacks Maekercl 1, and ). in
COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS, of ali grades
Molasses-- -Muscoyado. New Orleans and Sugar
house Syrup. Tobacco and Scgars. Soap; Can
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
crs, Ilckles, Can Fruit, Spiccd Oysters, SAL
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors Choice Old
key, and variety of other fine brands.
- WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
Bomnd Tubs, Pals, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, of all sizes, Shot Of all nupbcrs, Cast
ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skilets and Frying
All the above named with many other arti-
cies has been recently purchased anl selected
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us IL call WELLS K CAIDWEJT.
Near the :. &. and G. and c. Railroad Depot
next door to National Hotel Oct ii }
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FALL OPENING
J. ". B w. q, RlNABDs5

WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAVE READY
for examination, the largest and most attrac.
two STOCK that it has ever been our plea
sure to exhibit. 1t is 80 extensive and varied
that it s impossible to cnumorate. We. there
fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good
and cheap DrylG oods, to call and see for them
selves. We pledge ourselves to give satisfac-
ton in regard to the style, quality and price
OF our Goods. j. II. i Ii. l.. KINARD.
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washinEton News.

"AsHISaToN, October 21.--Persons
here, thoroughly acquainted with the
personnel of Tennessee politics, have an
nounced the ballots, and think Johnson
may come within six votes of an election,
but his final triumph is impossible. They
regard Etheridge out OF the race.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $685.
600.
Dslaao and Grant consulted to-day
about revenue removals md appoint
ments. 49,
Belknap takes charge of the War De-
partment on the 1st proximo.
Bankers and brokers are again appeal
ing to Delano. This time for relief
against back assessments, under recent
rulings, covering fifteen months.
tional currency in circulation than at any
time since the first issue, but complaints
from the South and West of scarcity are
loud.
Receipts from internal revenue and
customs for the current month show a
heavy decrease, but so far warrants on
the Treasury have been light. Another
decrease of the debt is expected.
Sherman has assigned the following
additional officers to registration and
election duty in Mississippi Major VIM.
Nelson, Capt. Oscar Hagen, Major Chaa.
J.. Won Herman, Major G. I. Wilson,
Lieut.. Louis P. Derby, Capt. George S.
Spalding, Lieut.. e. G. Henshaw, Lieut..
+. M. Lynde, Lieut.. William N. II. Gro
we'll.
The President, to-day, determined
upon the appointment of Phillip Bran
buck rs Collector of tho Third Texas
District, uice Lane.
On the lst of November, $25, ,4S6, 900
In coin will be required to pay the semi
annual interest on s. 90 bonds. There is
now on hand about $54, 900, 900 in coin;
$28, 900, 900 in coin-bearing certificates,
and about SIS, 1000, 900 in currency. After
the payment of the draft required for
interest, over $5S, 900, 900 in coin will re-
main. No more will be required for the
payment of interest until the 1st of ia
nuary.
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Domestic NeSya.

New YORK, October 19.-The following
note hos been found on Rockaway beach,
in bottle:
"MARcH 20, 1seo.-ship Cultivator
lost in latitude 80 degrees, longitude 80
degrees. Heavy sea; all hands took to
the boat. God save us and protect us.
"WM. ROBINSON,
'One of the hands.
GOD help my wife and children"
On the reverse side, was the following:
"Whoever finds this, will please adver-
tise it, 80 rs to let our families know of
our fate"
New YORK, October 21.-The Erie diff
ficulty is not fully adjusted. The men
still refuse to work.
Five Spanish gun-boa came to this
port from Mystic under the convoy of n
revenue cutter. The yacht Anna has
been placed under surveillance.
Hyacinthe remains very quiet. His
presence excltes less attention from Ca
tholic than Protestant divines.
The Daily Ne,cs saws: jaw Could wos
brought before the grand jury this morn
ing and questioned regarding the recent
gold corner. AS the result Of his testi
mony, Gen. Buttorfeld late Treasurer,
and A. r. Corbin, brothor-in-law of
Grant, together with others, have been
indicted for conspiracy.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2l-Several
witnesses in the Brooks assassination
case have disappeared.
RALEIGH. October 21-Notwithstand-
ing the incessant rain to-day, the attend
ance at the fair has been gratifying. At
least G,OOO persons were on the grounds.
The racing was good, although the track
was heavy. The annual address has
been postponed until tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, October 21.-A special
despatch from Nashville says Johnson's
vote, on the fourth ballot, to-day, was
forty eight, which is the highest strength.
Necessary to q choice, fifty-four.
WILMINGTON, October 2l.-The case Of
the officers of the Cuba was called to-
day, but there was no decision. The
court adjourned until tomorrow.
New ORLEANS, October 21.-Tho city
papers, for some timo past, havo been
ventilating the fact that the State was
being defrauded of moncy-amounting
In the aggregate to several hundred
thousand dollars-under tho color of
law, Tor the relief Of the veterans of 1911
and 1915. The general impression being
that there were not 100 of this class liv-
ing, Judge Able, of the First District
Circuit Court, yesterday assembled the
grand jury and delivered lengthy charge.
The following is IN extract: [ have felt it
my duty to call you together in this
summary manner to cheek and finally
stop, if possible, one of tho most daring
and successful frauds that has vet been
perpetrated upon tho State Treasury.
and this accomplished by wholesale per,
jury, and. it is believed, by the compli
city Of officers in possession of the State.
He alludes to false, corrupt and fraudu-
lent obtaining of warrants upon tho
State Treasurer, by virtue of nm Act of
the General Assembly, approved in 1868,
for the relief OF the veterans who served
under General Jackson ut the battle of
New Orleans.
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SoN@oLIDAT ON,
and ARLINGTON LIFE INSJRANGE en-. ar I

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FlEDMONT and ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO., or RICHMOND VA
HOME OFFICE NoRTHEAS ND NINTH STREETS
@ fp'e' over ssSo 100000
p.as snSss F 1sySaa % & ] 1
its ' "h proves the economy
secretary y HOPKINS Assistant
SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH OFFICE, AT COLUMBIA s. c.
D. THOMAS President L - Secretary
DH iSAAc BRANCH Superintendent Agencies
sn @ @ D ans %KG9z r % 5hn Preston
r 6 @ 5sssr st j. D. Kennedy co
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'TkGEaMGEsAPHTC
Foreign Neyvs.

LoNpoN, October 2i. Gladstone, re-
marking on the Fenian amnesty, says:
Members having carefully considered
many memorials for the release of politi-
cal prisoners, which have been presented
from time to time, have unanimously de-
cided that suoh o release would be con-
trary to their duty as guardians Of the
pnblio security and peace"
A personal interview between Francis
Joseph, of Austria, and Victor Emanuel,
Of Italy, isprobable. ,
MADRID, October 21.-The session of
tho Cortes resumed and adopted the re-
solutions thanking the army for their
efforts to suppress ineurrection.
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MalLa merry.
M R S. A. McCO MICK

Gs%N HAS removed her Millinery and
TGM Dress Making Establishment di-
\ 1CYiHrectly opposite to her old stand, next
a. tY&door to Mr.. F.. Pollard's drug
G&Pf store, where she will be most happv
to wait ON any who may favor her
Having added numerous articles to her for
mer stock-which she had not room to keep
hcretoforc-sho feels confident that no lady
VIII call for many things pertaining to slady's
toilet but what she can supply them.
she has handsome stock of MILLINERY,
consisting of BONNETS and HA9'S. of latest
importation; together with handsome selcc-
tion OF everything in the HAIR LINE, such as
OF the latest styles, Curls, ions,
DRESS MAKING attended to with Tho usnai
care and pnnctuality. good fit guaranteed.
Prices moderate.
Being thankful for the patronage kindly be-
slowed on her by tho ladies of Columbia and
the surrounding country, she solicits CONT
hh"''c VI 'lc same Oct II
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Executors Notice.

EXecutors Notice.
A LLpcrsons having claims against tho es
N tate OF tho late M. BREMEN, deceased
will present them, properly attested TN tbn
undersigned. MARY BRENNAN
JOHN AGNEW,
July ~ 1Smo Qualified Ex'rs.
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PloWs.

PloWs.
pRINLY'S universal PLOWS.
I'D Reynolds universal Plows
MurfeC's Sub-soil.
Plows.
For sale low, for cash, by
Oct % FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER.
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Butter.
200 LBS. Mountain BUTTER. For sale
FISHER, LOWRANCE e. FISHER.
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Ramie Agency.

Ramie Agency.
AvlNG been appointed Agent for the ealo
also engaged to somo extent for six month"; in
its cultivation, am prepared to give nforma-
ton as to its adaptability and receive orders
ior Plants; also authorized to establish sub
agencies for the salo of tho Plant that is at
present agitating our planting community.
Oct Il. O. SILVER.
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To Wood Contractors.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, October 20, 1869
DROPOSAL3 to furnish the City Water
Il Works with 800 cords best long-ieaf Pine
WOOD, will be received on or before TUES
DAY, tho I'd Of November. at this office. The
Wood to be delivered and corded in the ward
Of the Water Works.
BY order of the City Council.
Oct 81 IL j. s. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk.
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To Grocers.

To Grocers.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, October 20, 1869.
DROPOSALS giving list OF prices to fur
Il nlsh the City Aims House and Hospital
with Groceries and Provisions for three
months, will be received at this Office on or
before TUESDAY, the I'd of November, and
submitted to Council on that day
Oct 81 IL j. s. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk.
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Notlce to the Cotton Planters in the
Vicinity of Columbia.
1 Nconsequcnco of existing ordinances of the
j. City Council in reference to steam engines.
we arc prohibited from ginning cotton in tho
city or Columbia. Thanking those who have
already patronlZed our establishment, we arc
ve:v respectfully, TOIER & WELLS.
Oct 81 o
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Blue Stone.
\ 900 LBS. BLUE STONE on hand an,
IsOOO for sale low, by w
oct j. T. Il. AGNEW.
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Cheese! Oheese!!
SO BONES choice cutting CHEESE iu,t
w received, and for sale low, by
oct j. Il II. Il. AGNEW
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Soap! Soap!!
100 BOXES SOAP, assorted qualities,
lOO just received and for sale by
oct ~ j. Il II. r. AGNEW
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do you want on Appetite? Use Solo
mons Bltters-greatest tonic of the age.
Butter.
500 EPs' IL Mountain BUTTER. For sale
FISHER. LowRANcE 4 FISHER.
Plows.
pRINIY'S universal PLOWS.
I'D Reynolds universal Plows.
Murfec's Sub-soil.
Amcs' Turning, Sub-sol and Sidc-hill Eagle
Plows. o
For sale low, for cash, by
Oct % FISHER, LoWRANCE & FISHER.
Notice to the Cotton Planters in the
Vicinity of Columbia.
consequence of existing ordinances of the
Il City council in reference to steam engines,
we arc prohibited from ginning cotton in tho
city of Columbia. Thanking those who have
already patroniZed our establishments wo arc
vecv respectfully, TOHER & WELLS.
To Wood Contractors.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, October 20, 1869.
DKUIOSAL3 to furnish the City Water
Il Works with 800 cords best long leaf Pine
WOOD, will be received on or before TUES
DAY, tho I'd Of November, at this office. The
Wood to be delivered and corded in the yard
BY order of tho City Council
Oct 2l II ]. s. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
To Grocers.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, October 20, 1869
DROPOSALS giving list OF prices to fur
IL nish the City Aims House and Hospital
with Groceries and Provisions for three
months, will be received at this Office on or
before TUESDAY, the I'd of November, and
submitted to Council on that day
Oct 21 II J. s. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
Wanted to Rent.
IA A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, containing
f::;lf nve or Six rooms, in pleasant location
Oct 90 GEORGE SUMMERS.
Potatoes Potatoes!!
OK BBLS. Choice Eating POTATOES, lust
~ received and for sale low by
Oct II ia T. II. AGNEw.
Flour! FLOUR!
900 BBLS. super. extra and choice FA-
cOO MILY FLOUR, for sale at low figures
Oct II j. at. r. AGNEw.
Corn Whiskey.
BBLS. Genuine Corn WHISKEY, just in
TT. & II. NJ. GIBSON,
oct Il Old Exchange Bank Corner.
Ch"uCdL.
/ UST received fresh supply of NEW
~ HULLED BUCKWHEAT and fresh PREN-
Ton CRACKEliS, at HARDY SOLONION'S.
Oct 10
Wanted to Rent.
~ 4 HOUSE containing threo or forr
fGI Rooms. Apply to
-a.G4 Oct 10 r. & w. C. SWAFFIELD.
Cheese! Cheese!!
n ROVES cbOica onIt;n, /,III,I,sr
cO received, and for sale low, bv
oct j. X II. II. AGNEW.
Blue Stone.
1900 4, Ss sa's RfS4 SH SgosI E 1'"s and
Soap! Soap!!
100 BONES SOAP, assorted qualities,
lOO just received and for sale by
OCT ~ j. & II. r. AGNEW
Eureka.
II r.: LEAKS PREMIUM TOBACCO-in
lUs different styles, including the EXTRA
TWIST, so we'll known.
ALSO,
Morris & Song DI'RIIAM SAIOLyINr ,pn
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WEEx Chief Baron Lyndbursi, On the
Hone CiEe1if ~ Croydoa, was trying nan
foT coiniDg, tie principal witness against
hin vas gzrde1eT. On ross-ex2mlDation
the e0uEssl for the defeBcs aid TO the wit
nsss, 81 T01 went TO SOW The seeds Of this
prosecutisn =, @No." said his lordship,
. be Heuf 70 fnd the mould" +"
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AT Sunday school concert AZ MelrDse,
some time since, as vas the custom, all pres
eur we're invited 70 Tecite some passage Of
seriptEre A yOu1g fellow, who wished TO
erezte sone merTiment, responded By rising
and saying Judas went cot and hung him
rses.ed the selection, go tbou sad DO ike
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WHELPToR'S
-T4nTD mn

Sole and Saddle Leather.
Tanned Gear and sheep skins.
6roSSTANTLT on HAND ans nsr
- .ils- f-lm -ils E=il-f1nv1
wAIHEA TAESERY-C- HStIsy.
bF n : CLEfEEE
T-lF A1sH1-
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TIE following frOn Seu York TTass, is
q interest
Bss.-suszr eaIture. Of which ne have heard
- uuch IN these latter days Of Cabsn insur-
rse.i1n and s1Ezr speculation. bids fair, aecor-
ding 70 0zr KnoxTille correspondent, to have
4 th1ro1zh trial II Tennessee forthwith
Germany ana France, as everybody knows,
have long bssn able to supply nearly the whole
sf their szsAr. for many ysars. from the sugar
beet; While sinzle factory IN Illinois, and
that not success, partly because the climate
L there too northeriy and the season too short,
and parity from izck q Ester,) has been the
Only large sxpsrim sat Of the Kind in the United
States
We showed the other day. how, no matter
uha- the issue Of the Cabzn revolution, high
prsces II sugar Eers certain to rule for many
months. znd probably for yeArs- Nov. eonsid
srins the enormozs amount of s1gar which Is
daily consumed IN tins eoan;ry, and the part
Il plzys II the household economy alike Of
zeehznie AID millisnaire. any serious effort
q eultivats the sugar beet Is worthy Of sneour-
azeusns- beezzse irz success Is demonstrable
fr0u srpsrience- Indeed. We enjoy AZ the
start ths bsnsEs of the large sums spent in sx-
PSrizsnts d1ring half . century, n various
parrs q Europe nat only EIth regard % choice
Il s5iI and eiIusts, methods Of ripening. ex-
trzeti0n q sugar and economy Of the refuse,
b1r also IN the eonstraetion Of the machinery,
shie1 L By - means simple
Gooi j1izes have pronounced the climate
q Virginia sai Ie8nessse 70 furnish the right
Iszxzh q season for f1Ily maturing the beet,
% a. u give II rirhsst yisid Of sugar. and, as
o. the pr1ftsbIeness ef this culture. il may Be
jsized froz our eorrespondent's estimate,
ssrirsi frln good satsSrity, that the best
iand Vii. after feE years, yieid ten tons Of
bets per acre. Ehich VII make from I,5o9 70
? - poznds q sugar.
II i tr1e that the machinery Is costly, and
- i the skilled labor. and both must be
brsgght a. srst from Europe The enterprise
alss requires an obandz1t supply Of water;
b1f. sifh al dsductions, there is evidently, in
the figures just giFsn. : bsndsome margin for
prokf, sspsei.liy sinesth priss sfCuban sugar
nusr b - high fsr yszas- Bssides. many
sthsr zsss A4Ts beea found for the parts Of the
bsst nst farssd into s1gzF-food for ezttle,
tsrtiliring material for iznd, zad % forth; and
tie f.stsEy refuse returned 70 the bess-1sld
nay dssbIs the ss1i1g yislds. At AL events,
Ee ksF< the 1sE experiment VII be tried, not
onIy o. ths rish riFeT bottoms Of Tennsase,
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GEoRGE WHLIAl>.

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