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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 1O.-Sales 8
of cotton yesterday l45 bales-middling
14@14Il.
New YORK, November 9-Noon.-
Stocks quiet and heavy. Money 4(0G.
Gold 1O1a. Sterling-long 8; short go
62's 82s. Flour, corn and wheat dull
and declining. Cotton dull and lower
uplands 1Gls; Orleans 1921; sales l 900
bales. Frcights firm.
Z P. M.-Money easy, at 40G. Ster-
ling 9lls@9l4. Gold 10as@10ls. Co
vernment's steady. Southern's gene
rally neglected. Cotton dull; sales
$500 bales-uplands 16. Flour-State
and Western 5(010c. lower; superfine
4.90M5.0O. Southern drooping-5. G5@
G.25. Wheat 1c. lower-wiuter red and
amber Western 13OG1135. Corn 1c.
lower. Tork dull, ut 24.37@24.5O.
Whiskey lower. at 81. Freights un-
changed.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Cotton in
fair demand mildlings 1871 sales 525
bales f; receipts 620.
LOUISVILLE, November 9.-Tobacco
quiet and unchanged. Bagging 2s@29.
Flour steady. Grain unchanged. Mess
pork 24.O0. Lard Is. Whiskey s5@s6.
C1NcINNATI, November 9.-Flour is
'J. ooAh IiiSouGl SihucS tttFduCluS,
new 4SGs5O. Lard steady-liettle IL.
Whiskey steady, ut S4(GS5.
New ORLEANS, November 9.-Flour-
superfine 4.5O double $50 Corn
mixed so; white S30S5. Mess pork
2G. 90. Bacon shoulders 15015Li; clear
sides.2t}a@2i3i; sugar-cured hams 25(0
2S. Lard-tierce 17(6171I; kcg 1880
10. Sugar-fnlly fair 11al. Nlolasses
firmer-Orime 6S(07O WhisIsev 99lIC0
LOO. Coffee-primo 171l@17,5.
NEW ORLEANS, November Cotton
is dull and tending -n1iddlines
l51s; sales 1000 bales; receipts $500;
stock 90,734
MOBILE, November 2-Cotton market
quiet and easy-middlings 143s; sales
1,30O bales stock 3S,,954.
CHARLESTON, November 9-Cotton
in good demand. ut. lower rates-mid-
dlings Is; sales 800 obales; receipts 2, 145;
exports 2,O22; stock %, ,24O.
SAVANNAH, November Cotton in
fair demand, at lower rates; Offering
lightAmiddiings Is; sales ZOO bales;
receipts G,O95; exports coastwise 2, 942;
stock 76, 932.
AUGUSTA, November 9--Cotton mar
ket opened active, at 14h@145a. but
closed at 141i for Liverpool middlings;
sales 1.511 bales; receipts 1, til.
LoNDoS. November 9-Noon.-Con-
soils 935s. Bonds S92s.
LIVERPOOL, November 9-3 P. NJ
Cotton opened dull aud irr, gnlar, and is
now hat-uplands Q; Orleans Oh.
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Interessins Eu.opean IntelIigenee.

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LONDON, November 4-The Tours Co.
vernment promises manifesto, explain
ing the rupture of the armistice nego-
tiations. The Gazette de France demands
an immediate election, to end the arbi
trary rule of the Provisional Govern
ment. Dispatches from Lyons report
q collection of cattle in, in anticipation
Of siege.
TouRs, November S.-Thiers is ex.
pected tomorrow.
Paris journals, of the 10th ult., say of
the three armies in Paris. two are in
tended for services outside the walls
Clement Thomas commands one and
Bouchet the other. Trochu commands
the army within the walls, and is Com
mander-in- Chief.
Marseilles is quiet.
It is reported that tho Prussian Co
vernon of Lorraine taxes the families of
absent males fifty francs per day. Tho
Prussians continue to compel prominent
citizens to ride on engines to protect
trains. The barbarity of the invaders is
increasing. Il decree nus bceu issued,
ordering all soldiers who escaped from
Sedan to return to duty within eight
days.
ToURs, November 9.-Thiers aud Lau-
r1er nave arrived from ParlS by balloon.
A barricade committee has been organic
ed at Lyons. The authorities of Lyons
have recently received SO, 900 Remington
rifles. The Prussians are advancing by
the valley of the Aucher to occupy
Creuzolt. 10000 Germans are at Dijon,
with sixty guns.
ROME, November 9--The Italians
seized the Quiriual as State property.
Nouop,hor fNl,o I'll,
have closed the Jesuit colleges. Mar
morals headquarters are at the Quirinal.
LONDON. November 9.-The fog is in
tense, and it was as dark rs midnight at
noon to-day.
Heavy cunnonading was heard at Aron
on Saturday and Sunday, from the di-
rection of Thionville. The Prusslans
are training hawks to capture carrier
pigeons from Paris. The Prussians for
tilted Mont Belaird, preliminary to be-
seiging Belfast.
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We learn thaE,shs cotton gin of A1r. A.
O. Mcknight, Of williamsburg, took fire
while running, - day or two ago, which
resulted in consuming the gin house and
fixtures, about eight bales of cotton and
the seed from about fifty bales. The gin
took fire from some combustihte matter
in the cotton.
The average weight, all the year round,
OF that portion of woman's clothing
which is supported from the waist, is
between ten and fifteen pounds. Are
weak backs wonder? Put on suspend
ers, girls.
~ little ten year old miss told her mo-
ther, the other day, that she was never
golng to marry, but meant to be q
widow, because widows dressed in such
nice black, and always looked SO happy.
A dying woman in Leavenworth over
heard her husband make proposals of
marriage to servant girl. She didn't
die.
Garcin, the queen Of song of years
ago, has gone to London to resume her
professional career, her fortune having
been sacrificed by the war in France.
One of tue religious papers has con-
domination of those popularity seeking
preachers who give ''hogshead of words
to every pint of sense"
An unknown colored mau was foarfully
mangled by train over the Columbia,
Wilmington and Augusta Railroad, few
days ago.
The Cincinnati Commercial styles the
President ''the effulgent giver of Office
aud receiver of good things
There were 81 deaths in Charleston,
for the week ending the 5th-whites IL;
colorcd o.
DR.. VIM. Port and Mr.. R. D. Cooper,
Sr., we'll known citizens of Sumter, died
last week.
On Tuesday last, Lewis Berry and
John Sweedenbnrg, colorcd, were hung
III Newbcrry. Murd was their crime.
Meals furnished Mt reasonable hours,
at PoLLocK's.
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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, November Q. 9.-Arrived-
schooner John Shay, Philadelphia.
WAsHINoToN, November 9.-Fisher,
Commissioner of Patents, has resigned.
New ORLEANS, November 9-The re-
turns Of the election are slowly coming
in. The managers receive sS per day,
which accounts for the delay. Inoffen.
sive white citizens were arrested, while
colored persons were not interfered with.
Martial law is practically in operation in
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Just Received.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

TE1IIOSE who have lost several Natural
Il Teeth, and have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as the first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to q practice,
cruel i'll itself and often unnecessarily per-
formed, to convince themselves of its fallacy,
by looking closely into matter OF 80 much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed 70 re-
siat so dcplOrabic practice, and after a tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable Of accomplishing what no other sys-
tc,n Of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done.
1t is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will cave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time roliablo in every respect.
An invitation is Hereby given to such as
feel interested 10 call at our Operating
Rooms. and examine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual use.
Nov Ct REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.
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WAsHrSGToS, D. c., November o.
The conservatives carried the Richmond
municipal election by small majority.
The election was quiet. The Federal
troops didn't approach the polls.
HoHman's maj ority in New York citv
is so, 600. The Tribune gives Hoffman
10000 in the State.
A private despatch from Jacksonville,
Fla. says 200 men drove the whites and
blacks, including the candidates for
Lieutenant Governor and the Legisla-
ture, from Lake City. The returns show
a decreased Republican majority in Flo
rida.
Michigan has gone Republican by
25,000.l Sutherland was elected to Con-
gress in the 5th District
The 18th New York District is Demo
cratic again. The 4th New York Dis
trict elects McMahon, O Young Demo
crat; the 9Th elects Brooks, (Tammany
Democrat;) in the 9th District, Cox
beats Greely only 1000 votes. In the
l4th District, Perry Demo mocrat) was
elected.
The Republican majority III Illinois is
about 10000. The Congressional dele
cation will probably be the same as last
year. The 10th and 18th Districts are
claimed by both parties.
Merrick was elected from Maryland,
though the Republicans still claim tho
LIST and 5th Districts as doubtful The
probabilities favor q clean Democratic
delegation from Maryland.
Kentucky gives clean Democratic
delegation, although tho majorities are
somewhat reduced.
The Legislature of New Jersey and
four Congressman are claimed by the
Republicans; Democrat having been
defeated in the second district, making
Democratic loss of one. A close cal
culation gives the Democrats, in yester-
days elections and those already held,
twenty-five Democratic gain. The De-
mocrats in the next House will be ninety
two, against sixty-seven in the present
House. Ibis list includes no hernia
phrodites.
hicts between Federal and State authori-
ties are reported at several points. 1t
rained in Missouri, during the afternoon.
Brown is ahead, as far as heard from.
In 1st District, Wells was reelected by
a majority of 1000; in 81, Finkeling-
burg, (Liberal Republican, was re-
elected; Sd, Mccormick, Democrat, was
reelected.
The Republicans made heavy gains in
Kansas.
1OP. M.-The I'd District of New Jcr-
scy elects Fuku by $40 majority The
Republicans have eight majority on joint
ballot securing Federal Senator. The
9TH New York District elects Rooseyalt,
instead of McAIahon, rs before reported.
The 7th Virginia District elects Braxtcr
by about 500 majority. The 9th Mi
chigan elects Sutherland, by over 80 J..
The lst Arkansas elects Hanks The 3d
Arkansas elects Edwards. In the 2d
District, Rogers is probably elected.
The Democrats claim heavy gains in
Tennessee. The 7th Tennessee elects
Caldwell. In the 1st Missouri, Wills is
reelected claimed 1,5OO. The Demo.
cratic Congressional Committee of Wash.
ington have advices from Illinois, that
the Democrats gain the 5th and Sth and
probably tilH 10Th Districts, and reduce
the Republican majority BY 10000.
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An attempt was made by prisoners to
escape from Newbcrry Jail, on Thursday
last-Lewis Berry, condemned mur-
derer, being the leader The Jail was
fred, but Sheriff Paysinger was on
hand, overnwcd the prisoners and &C.
cured them in their cells, when the fire
was with difficulty cxtinguished. 1t was
narrow escape from suffocation for some
Of tl.cm.
Stokes is the place to get your blank
books, made Mt his manufactory.
The qnecrest lawsuit is soon to come
off at Kokomo. a man there sold his
wife for $40, spent the money in riotous
living, and now brings suit against the
purchaser to test the validity Of the sale.
The purchaser has got enough and wants
to give her up, but the woman says n
trade is trade, and refuses to be put
upon the market.
Epicures, call at PoLLocKs.
The other day, two young girls OF Car
linvillo, ILL.,, bound their drunken father
hand and foot, and so kept him for two
days. They finally released him on his
promising to join the Sons of Tempe
! rance.
Seltzer Water on draft, at PoL1ocK's.
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Carolina Manufacturing Company,

HAVING opened branch House III
1a9a the city of Columbia, offer for sale the
lyEfag latest patentc cd and best made STOVES;
S1Gthc most improved patterns and rcGu-
lar sizes of all kinds of TlN-WARE, and
everything in these particular lines, with
confidence of their merit.
GUTTERiNG, ROOFING and NIL kinds of
juu work done with despatch, by superior
workm"n. Plumbing, in all its branches, cx-
ccnted. If you want Water carried to all
convenient points abont your premises, we
will do your work at such prices as will enable
ail to afford it,
The public are invited to call. Store in
Ehrlich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner. Aug Is +
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Baton Rouek.a The United States Mar.

Baton Rougb.a The United States Mar
shal. Paeafdj has "a, telegram regarding
the riot. Monday night, at Baton Rouge.
The supervisors and counters of ballots
were attacked by an armed mob. The
ballots were saved. -Four persons we're
killed and about twenty wounded-all
Republicans. Marshal Schoomsuacker
was wounded. A candidate for the Le-
gislature was killed. More trouble is an
ticipated. About thirty of the leaders
were arrested.
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Auction @sal So.

"As NAo GAoIl S&AI eSs
Handsome Furniture, in Good Condition,
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNING, 10th instapt, I win sell. at
my store, (weather permittinE,)
>iTITgS 1IaTge and general variety desirable FUR
=, CHAIRS, Tables, Betsteads, Bureaus.
y, ,m,ardrobcs, Washstands, Extension Table
Book Cases, etc.
ALSO, .-..,..
Fine rarlor. Set, consisting of 2 Sofas
Mahogany Hair Seat,) Chairs, Arm,
Chairs, Chairs, Hooker and Centre Table, marble
aop;l Dining Room Set, Oak. finely carved,
T95p,, 5p Chairs and superior Extension Table;
ing of handsome French Bcdstead. superior
Dressing Bureau, tMarble Top,) with Wash
stand to match, and Wardrobe
ALSO,
.. Ina, handsome Chamber Set, Oak, Handsomely
ing Bureau, (Marble Top,) Washs.- "Afu'
China Tes Set 'iu variety OF house'fur-
Tha G ~ are open for inspection. Nov1o
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A Gard.

FJNHE undersigned, respectfully informs his
Il friends, generally, that he may hereafter
be found at the well known and popular Dry
Goods Establishment of Messrs. j. H. d NJ. l..
KINARD. whore no will be pleased to see
them, and give them his attention.
Nov 2 ws0 J. LEE DIXON
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laasc g, Coleman, Richlsnd,
J. 4. WhttteInore. Sumter.

j.. a. Whttteuore, Sumter,
lave been duly elected by amajority Of votes
OoLohers IN and foE tho Counties written op-
poslte their names respectively.
we 90, therefore, by virtue Of tho powers
IN us vested, certify and declare that the
Hpo!e:menuoned parties have been duly
referred to.
Given under our hands and the seal of the
State in the city Of Columbia, this 6th day
Of November. A. d. 1870, and In the ninety
nth year Of the independence Of the United
States OF America.
F. L. CARDozo,
Secretary Of State.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jn.,
Adjntaut-G General
REUBEN TOMLINsON,
Auditor OF State
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN,
NILES G. PARKER,
IL. NEAGLE,
Comptroller General.
A. J. RAHSIER,
Chairman o. Committee on Pr;v;leoes ona
Elections. 80 go
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OFFICE SECRETARY OF STATE.
COLUMBIA, November 8, 1870.
l.. +. l.. CAHDOZO, Secretary Of State fora.
said, certify that tho foregoing ia a correct
transcript from the declarations made hv tha
Board OF State Canvaesers. and now on Gle in
this Office. 1A'o IL
Given under my hand and the seal of tbe
State. the day and date above written.
F. L. CARDOZO,
No' ~ SeoTetaTJ OF State;
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The HITCH IN NEGOTIATIONS The
rupture OF the peace negotiations which
have been in progress between Versailles
and Paris for some days past, and which
were reported as having resulted in an
armistice for twenty-five days, appears
have come from Paris, the Provisional
Government having impcratively order
cd NJ. Theirs. who was at Versailles OH
Sunday arranging Il cessation of hostili-
ties. to break OIL the negotiations and
leave the Prussian headquarters forth
with. A despatch however, from Yer
sailles to London says that M. Thiers
was still ut the Prussiun headquarters,
and that all hopes of an armistice were
not yet yielded. though it is added that
the bombardment of Paris would pro-
badly commence soon. The persistence
of Count Bismarck in requiring the ces-
sion of Aisace and Lorraine is represent
ed as the cause of the rejection of the
proposed terms. It was to have been
hoped, in the interests of humanity and
civilization, that Paris, with its vast po-
pulation, and its monuments of art and
refinement, would have been spared the
destruction which is now likely to ensue
There seems nothing left, however, but
pressing of the siege with the greatest
vigor, and the probable entry and occu-
patton Of the city by the Germans. The
conquerors will then impose upon the
French their own terms Of peace, and
perhaps also Government, rs the allies
did in 1914. Such q Government is, of
course, not likely to be of long contin-
uance, but tho immediate result of the
war will probably be the extinction of
the French Republic, to the great Joy Of
monarchists throughout the world.
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Masonic Lecture

A MASONIC LECTURE, illustrating the
N three great tenets of a Mason's profes-
sion, will be delivered by W.. Bro. Ma
THANlEL LEVIN, p. M, Of Friendship
Lodge No. g. Charleston, S. c., at Masonic
Hall, THIS EVENING, 10th inst, at z o'clock.
Masters, Past Masters, and the Craft gene
rally, are fraternally Invited to attend
gree. After the Lecture, the Third Degree
Will be conferred, C. +. KIRK,
Nov 10 Chairman Of Board of Trustees.
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Carbolic Soaps.

TARBOLIC Discnfecting SOAP, Carbolic
~ Mcdicatcd Soap, for allaying rritations
OF the skin, washing sores, wounds and cuta-
ncons crnptions. itching humors among chill
drcn diseases OF the skin, &c., for sale at
Oct IT HEINITSIIS Drug Store.
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Sea Moss Farina.

A DELlC!OUS FOOD, prepared from Sea
N Moss, highly nutricious, and of exquisite
flavor. desirable article, and staple addi-
ton to the household bill of fare.
For sale at HEINITSH'S
Sept 22t Drug Store
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Richland County---In Common Pleas.
Elias Gradick rS. d. Il. DeSaussure, Admins
TRAITOR, ct a.
E!HE creditors of the late firm of +. c..
Il Smith Il Bro. are required to establish
day of January, 1871. by order of Court.
ID. Is. MILLER,
Nov # G. G. c. and Special Referee.
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Notlce-..SurYiyors' Association.

YTNHE Business Meeting OF the Survivors
IL Association will be held at the Carolina
Hall, Court Housc) o. o'clock, THIS MORR-
iNo' IN; ;esh instant 1t is especially requested
that deiegntes or repI eoontatiyes of each Dis
trict attend. The Annual Address will be de-
Ivered by Gen. JOHN S. PRESTON, at the Bap-
tiat Church. at Il p. m.
Guests invited by the Rchland Survivors,
Assoclatlon to an entertainment the same
evening are notified that it will be after the
Address-at % p. M, at hall on Main street,
nearly opposite McKenzie's.
r. C. SILVER,
Secretary Rchland Association,
=. I. HASKELL, Secretary State Association
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CARReLLrows. Nov. 81 1s7O


DEAR FREkMAN-Last week Mr.. John La1,tzy
anu Mr.. Hiram Fritz took their departure
hence to the forests of Mex can county in pur-
suit OF game. They are both good hunters ard
good marksmen, and no doubt they will be
successful in capturing suficency of large
game to warrant their somewhat extended
hunting tour (as proposed) of three weeks.
A new post Office has been established at St.
Nicholas, called "Nicktown," but through
some mistake our clever post master, Sheriff
Buck, was appointed as 2. NJ at Nicktown.
vi course there must be a new appointment
before the Office can go into operation
Thursday next being Thanksgiving day.
Mynheir Blum proposes giving another party
such as he has several times before made on
similar occasions, and TO any person who has
ever been at one of these first class affairs, l
need not give the assurance that the coming
one will be enjoyable. All are invited 4
good supper will be served and oysters at any
hour OF the night and in any style furnished
Weddings and christenngs are all the go
here now, and We challenge the county to a
test if any village will claim to surpass ours
in these lines OF business. What SAYS We ode
serted village rs
Snow clouds lowering over US and slush and
mud under foot make the general appearance
OF things i'll the weather line anything but
pleasant. E
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srMMrEnrLL Twp, Nov. 81, 1870.

FRIEND MAc-Tho typhoid fever still pre-
walls in ihiA locality, and notwithstanding the
approach OF winter, the disease is spreading g
rather than diminishing.
The reaper Death has been unusually busy
in this section for the past few months, and
among his victims are several aeed and res
pecied citizens. Besides those already noticed
by me IN previous letters, note the following:
Mrs.. Rocket, who died on the 9th instant and
whUse death intended to notice at length,
had it not been 50 We and trnthfally done by
''M - III YOUR las: issue. Mrs, Feeuey, mother
in law OF Mr.. J Ohm Schroth, II respected resi-
dent of Wilmore, departed this life On last
Monday evening, after painful illness of sew
eral weeks duration The deceased a
convert to the Catholic faith and had the great
happiness of dy ing in full communion with the
church OF her adoption. Blessed are the dead
who dicsin the Lord. Mr. Austin Thompson,
one of the early pioneers of this county, died
of typhoid fever at his residence in WiImoIe,
on " ednesday evening, 18th inst. As the de-
ceased was well known throughout the county,
an extended notice would be superhuOua. Ills
remains were escorted on Friday. to Holli-
da vsburg BY delegation of the /. o. of o. F.
where they were inferred with the ceremonies
peculiar to that organization.
Mr.. Daniel O'Skely and Mrs Ital, Sr., both
of Washington township, are on the point OF
DEATH and Miss Annie Nef', Of this township,
is dangerously ill-the two latter being affiic-
ted with fever.
The new U B. church in Wilmore was for
mally opened for services on Sunday, Nov 9th
on which occasion subscription WAS raised to
liquidate the debt Of said edifce amounting to
the handsome sum of fourteen hundred and
ninety-si1 dollars-several of the members
going 800, and JOS Miller, Esq, who is not
a member, also subscribing like amount.
We have had premonitiOn of winter in The
shape of fall of a couple of inches of snow
with indications of an additional supply ere
F.! long. In the meantime I remain
| Yours, &c, SoL9ERo.