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LONDON, {?Vunn 9.r-thff' ?foridord
i D ti m at ea, editorially, that if the new
Alabama negotiations fail, the fault will
be with America.
The Government of Paris 1I*B issued a
decree announcing tho consolidation of
all military organizatious and the entire
able-bodied male population with the
regular army, for tho defence of the city.
A commission is appointed to carry out
this decree, consisting of the Governor
of Paris, President, and commanders of
fort0, artillery and engineer corps.
A Spanish Republican insurrection has
broken out in Bamia. Granada. Tho
movement is considered unimportant.
BEBWN, January 9.-The King tele?
graphs to the Queen:
"VEnsATiiTjES, January 8.-Frederick
Charlen continues his victorious ad vance
on Lo Muns. Everything has boen quiet
in the North, since the 3d. The bom?
bardment here is proceeding favorably.
The barracks in Fort Vanvres are on
fire, (?igned) WILHELM."
LONDON, January 9.-A despatch
from Lil Io says the Germans are massing
South of Basaume. The French sharp?
shooters successfully engaged a body ol
Uhlans near Lille, to-day. and captured
forty-three prisoners. Tho Prussiauc
have raised the siege of Longrc9.
LONDON, January 10.-Despatchef
from Versoilles report the bombard men I
vigorous and effective. The barracks ni
j^orb Mont Range were burued, anc
shells have fallen iu the garden of thc
Luxombpnrg. The German forces ir
the Valley of the Loire have reachet
?ogent, Leroton, Sorge, Savguy and La
chairo, but encountered obstiuato resist
anqo along the entire lino.
Bo HU EAUX, January 9.-Details of thc
fighting on Friday, near Vendonue
state that about ll A. M. the German
attacked the French, under Gonera
Curter, occupying Districts of St. Cyr
ville, Porcher aud Ville Thnreo, am
drove the French back to Neuville
Curtor then brought up supports, re
captured all his positions, and repulse
the enemy beyond St. Roumaiue, whio
the French re-entered at nightfall. Th
German loss was considerable; th
French trifling.
American Intelligence.
CHABLESTON, Jauuary 10.-Arrived
Bark Kepler, Bremen; schooner B. I?
Hawkins, New York.
PITTSBURG, January 0.-Tho anim;
banquet of the Young Meu's Jackso
Association, of this city, to-night, was
brilliant affair. Among tho letters wi
one from Charles Fraucis Adams, i
which, after regretting his absence, 1
says: "1 am not much in tho way of e
pressing sentiments ou tho present p
1 ? tic-il topics. Tho country has passi
through a violent convulsion, and ia no
slowly but stoadily recovering itse!
Tho main object should be thc returu
harmony, in a spirit of mutual cou
dence, amoug tho jarring members. O
Government draws lifo from the rea?
consent of thc governed. When tho d
tinguished hero, whose name your As?
ciation bears, uttered theso memoral
words, 'The Union must and shall
preserved,' ho undoubtedly rested 1
faith on tho spontaneous co-operation
the great masses of tho nation, respor
ing to his call, in tho regular und legi
mate channels prescribed by the orgai
law. Ho never contemplated thc uso
bayonets in controlling the forms of o
looting the general suffrage. Our saft
as a nation lies in goiug hack to li
principles-forgottiug that force has c
been resorted to as a paiufnl nccess
to preservo them. What was a bit
medicino should not be taken into du
food.
NEW YOUS, January 9.-Tho Tami
ny Committee to receive tho Fenians
the Cuba met to-day, Richard O'Gorn
presiding. A committee was appoiu
to solicit subscriptions; but little of
8ub.seript ion will ho devoted to displ
tho most of it is to bo applied tb
substantial reliof and comfort of tho
jects of the demonstration.
NEW OBIIBAKS, January 9.-The Ti
reports a negro riot at Brdshcar.
white boy belonging to tho circus
killed. A steamship aud railroad ti
were fired into.
WASIIINGTON, January 10.-Tho Pi
inno is frozen tight.
ST. LOUIS, January 10.-Gen. TJ
conducted Gov. Brown to tho Speak
chair, from which Brown read his ii
garah
WASHINGTON, January 10.-The li
ing Christian ministers of Cincinnati
holding meetings, protesting nguius
censing licentiates.
In the Senate, petitions were presci
by Lewis, of Virginia, aud Flunagur
Texas, for the removal of disabili
Yates is haranguing tho Sonato in f
of tho sixteenth constitutional am
ment-mentioning God.
In the House, teu minute speedie
Dominica, full of souud and fury, <
delivered.
Harris will contest tho seat from
Raleigh, N. C., district. Lato ref
from Soward stato that ho is paral,
in both arms. His mind is utiimpa
Wade will bo a Dorainicau eommissic
The Military Cotnmittco of the Hon
investigating tho management of
National Soldiers' Asylum. The Mc
rahan claim is before t he Judiciary (
mitteo again. Stoddard, private s
tary to Lincoln, swears to having si
tho deed in 18G3. Judge Granger 1
lies to having certified certain pi
nuder thc compulsion of a written <
from Secretary Cox and peremptory
vbnl orders from Commissioner Wi
and in consequence of tho loss c
straction of certain papers, Orang
unable to corroborate Wilson'H i
mont that a putout had not been si|
sealed aud delivered.
In tho Senate, sevoral petitions
presented ngaiust tho sale of sta
envelopes by tho Government as cc
in injurious competition with pi
citizens, and showing that the Gc
ment supplied these antelopes at a lei?
of .8135,000 ann pelly. '
-The Judiciary Committee presented a
bill authorizing Ibo President to aceept
the resignation ol any Federal Judge
from age or disability-said' Judge to re?
ceive full salary daring his natural life.
Mr. Wilson introduced a bill for the
removal of political disabilities; which
was referred to the Committee on Disa?
bilities. It provides that the legal and
political disabilities of all persons, ex?
cept such as left tho Cabinet or Con?
gress to go iuto the rebellion in I860 and
1861, and those who havo unlawfully
held oilice since May 31, 1870, shall bo
removed. A bill regulating tho ruin t was
passed. Tho Senate votes upon tho
amended San Domingo resolution at 4
o'clock.
In the House, tho argument turned
upon Ambler's amendment, which was in
elicet that tho appointment of commis?
sioners should not commit Congress to
annexation. Tho argument turned upon
the poiut that the amendment was unne?
cessary, and that it would cnuBO delay by
sending it back to the Senate, and alea
give additional virulence to tho bad
blood existing thero. Tho debate was
quito bitter, lintier and Bingham botb
opposing aud pleading against thc
amcudmout. Somo sharp passages oc?
curred between Republicans, the most
angry of which was between Garfield
and Butler. The voto shows thosa op?
posed to annexation, though somo whe
voted agaiust the amendment and for thc
resolution did so under tho inipressiot
that it would do no harm. Tho follow
iug is tho vote on the amendment:
Yeas-Adams, Ambler, Archer, Aster,
Astell, Barnum, Beaman, Beatty, Beck
Biggs, Bird, Booker, Boyd, Brooks, o
Massachusetts, Brooks, of Now York
Burchard, Burr, Calker, Coburn, Cou
ger, Conner, Cook, Cox, Creebs, Dawes
Dickej', Dickenson, Dox, Duko, Ela,
Eldridge, Farnsworth, Ferris, Finkieu
burg, Fox, Garfield, Getz, Gihsou, Gris
wold, Haigh!, Huldrnan, Hale, Harnell
Hawkins, Hawley, Hay, Hoar, Holman
Hooper, Johnson, Judd, Julian, Lewis
Manning, Marshall, May han, MoCrary
McCormick, Morgan, Morrill, of Penu
sylvania, Morrissey, Mungen, Niblock
Palmer, Peters, Pomeroy, Potter, Ban
dall, Reeves, Rogers, Rice, Sargent
Schumaker, Shanks, Sheldon, of Louisi
ana, Sherrod, Sboher, Slocum, Smitli
of Ohio, Smith, of Oregon, Stark wen
ther, Stevens, Stone, Strong, Swann
Sweeny, Tanner, Tillman, Townsend
Trumble, Tyuar, Upson, Yauaukei
Yantrump, Voorhees, Wnshburue, t
Wisconsin, Walker, Wells, Wheelo
Willard, Williams, Wilson, of Miuuesi
ta, Wilson, of Ohio, Winchester, Wo
aud Wood-10G.
Nays-Armstrong, Arnoll, Atwoot
Ayer, Bayley, Banks, Barry, Beujamii
Beuuett, Biugham, Bowen, Buck, Bu
linton, Butler, of Massachusetts, Bulle
of Tennessee, Churchill, Clark, of Texa
Cobb, of Wisconsin, Cobb, of North C
rolina, Degener, Donley, Duval!, Fishe
Fitch, Gilfillan, Hamilton, Harris, He
lin, Hogo, Jenckes, Jones, of North C
rolina, Kelley, Ketch um, Knapp, Kt
logg, Lattin, Lawrence, Loughridg
Maynard, McCarthy, McGrew, MeKe
McKenzie, Mercer, Moore, of Illino]
Mooro, of New Jersey, Morphis, M yet
Neglcy, O'Neill, Orth. Packard, of I
diana, Payne, Peek, Price, Platt, I3
land, Porter, Prosser, Rai ney, Sa wyt
Scoiield, Sheldon, Smith, of Ten ness?:
Stevenson, Stokes, Staughton, Tay h
Twichcll, Van Horn, Yan Wyck, W
lace, Whitmore, Wimms and Witehei
70.
The joint resolution, as emended, v
then passed by yeas 123, nays 03. T
Democrats voted solidly in tho uc<
tive, and the following mimed Repul.
cans also: Beck, Beattie, Boyd, Fit
lenburg, Hoar, Peters and Willard. 'I
resolution, as amended, goes back
the Senate.
A bill was reported by the Judicii
Committee, fixing tito number of Rt
roseutatives, after the 3d of March, 18
at 2S0, besides additional numbers
States that may be admitted. At :
request of Mr. Brooks, of New Yo
a special committee, with power to sc
for persons and papers, was appoiu
to investigate certaiu publications mi
by Hugh J. Hastings, of tho Commer
Advertiser.
TliENTOX, January 10.-Thc Legi
ture is organized ou a basis that indict:
the election of Senator Frcelinghuy
to the United States Senate
BOSTON, January 10.-A Batavia
ter, dated November 10, reports
coolie ship Ancowa, from Macao for (
lao, burned. Tho crow aud 120 cou
were saved ; 425 lost.
PlTTsnoitO, January 10.-John Mc
loy, President of tho Iron City Bani
dead.
NP.W YoitK, January 10.-Ex-rostt
tor Kelly is dying of paralysis.
MomiiE, January 10.-Tho sten
Francis, of tho Morgan Line, caught
about ll o'clock to-day. Supposed t
from tho carelessness of parties worl
in tho wood bank. Tho Oro.is
raging, lier fate is uncertain. Frei
otc, saved in a damaged candil
Value 875,000; uninsured.
NORFOLK, January 10.-Tho schot
Magnolia, from Philadelphia for Norl
was wrecked off Capo Charles,
crew drifted about ou a small boat,
were picked up nearly frozen,
steamer Lady of thc Luke, of tho '.
folk and Washington Liuo, arrived
morning. She left Washington on !
day morning, and hud great difiicull
gettiug through the rio. Her ru
post was sprung. She passed se1
vessels ice-bound.
NEW ORLEANS, January 10.-Get
ll. West was elected United States fc
tor on tho first ballot, by a largo mr
ty. There is great rejoicing among 1
Warmouth's friends over this signal
tory.
HAVANA, Jaunary 10.-John B. '.
lips, a Belgian, from Now York, ace
of nn attempt at swindling the morel
here, sailed, with his wife, for Nov
leans, in the steamer Cuba. The je
be obtained, was recovered from tho
Qt?aoier. i Madame Oeapodeo, tho Presi?
dent's -wife, baa arrived here, and 1B
quarter?d at the orphan asylum. She
will probably bo allowed to go to the
United States.
RICHMOND, January 10.-The Supreme
Court of Appeals has dcoided that a per?
son incarcerated for a tax debt to the
State cannot be released by any process
until the debt is paid. The lower Court
had decided tho Act imprisoning debtors
for revenuo tax unconstitutional. The
Supreme Court reversed this decision,
and remanded Andrew J. Bryan, who
owes the State. S3.OOO tax debt, to prison
until tho money is paid. Tho Legisla?
ture is again discussing tho arbitration
of West Virginia's sharo of Ibo State
debt.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 10.-Colum?
bia Hotel-Or. A. Darling, Li. F. You
mau8, Edgofield; H. Blusdel, Arkansas;
T. E. Hammond, Columbia; T. S. Far?
row, Atlanta; J. C. Williams, N. C.; J.
R. Soudley, W. H. Soodley, Newberry;
J. W. Harrison, Anderson; W. H. Tres
cot, Pcmlletou; M. C. O'Necl, Mr. aud
Mr. Haydeu, Charleston; W. H. Logan,
Alabama; S. Swandale, Greenville; Miss
Sallio Oliver, Orangebnrg; M?68 R. Y.
Lavell, Miss L. Marshall, Newberry; J.
H. Lynch, Philadelphia; A. P. Bauk
uight, Fla. ; W. Marshall, Ala.
Nicke.rson House,-G. H. Drown, Ga.;
C. W. Brndshaw, C., C. Sc A. R. lt.; OJ
N. Averill, Charleston ; W. S. Davidson;
L. O'Nonll, Edgclield; D. Ilemphill,
Chester; C. C. JoueR, New York; G. Ut
loy, Charlotto; Mons. Call, Maine; M.
Call, Virginia; J. T. Barber, Raleigh;
W. Thompson, Abbeville; NV. S. Graves,
Liberty; Y. N. Butler, C. W. Wells,
Manning; W. T. Splatt, J. Spratt, J.
M. Spratt, W. H. Boyeo, wife aud child,
Keutucky; H. J. Mason, Ga.; H. S.
Minion, New Orleans.
Every girl student of the telegraph
school conducted nt the Cooper Institute
lins fonud employment as soon ns sho
gruduated. Women uro rapidly taking
tho places of the men ou all tho linos.
When our gifted Prosidont-U. S. G.
appoint* ono of his friends to office, ho
invariubly has the commission headed,
.'Know all meu by theso jyrcscnls."
VI IV A m CIA I. AND COMMKKCIAI..
CoLUMniA, S. C., January ll.-Hales of
cotton, yesterday, about 85 bales-mid?
dling 13?.j($13?.iC.
LIVERPOOL, January 0-Evening.
Colton steady - uplands 7 13-1G@77^;
Orleans S',t'; sales 10,001) bales; specula?
tion and export 3,000.
LIVERPOOL, January 10-Noon.-Cot?
ton opened quiet omi sic udy; siles 12,000
bales.
NEW YORK, January 10-Noon.-Flour
and wheat quiet and linn. Corn scarce
ii 11 tl a shade tinner. Pork steady-mess
20.00(0 20.50. Lard steady, at VXa 12,'?
and in strong demand. Cotton-up?
lands 1?%) Orleans 15~B; sales '5,000
bales. Freights dull. Stocks steady.
Gold 107i;(</ ll. Money easy, at fi(<?>7.
Bonds 9. Exchange-long O'J; short
0/,
7 P. M.-Mouoy stonily, at fi(o 7. Ster?
ling 0.1a(?i'?,.l.?- Oold 11('.'H 's- <>2s0.
Tennessee* GI; new Ol1,,'. Virginias Go;
new Gl. Louisianas Gl; now GO; levees
GO; 8s 80. Alabamos 05; os 70. Geor?
gias 78; Ss SS. North Carolinas ll'.j;
new 22. South Carolinas 85; new GO1.,'.
Cotton steady, with sales of 5,300 bales,
at 15;V- Flour unchanged. Whiskey
firmer, at \)l(? 02? {. Wheat lc. better
winier red and amber Western 1.470$
1.51; red Virginia 1.45. Corn a shade
firiucr, nt7Sw/70. Pork sen reel v so li rna
-old 10.25(0 10.50; now 20.00(^20.12.?j.
Beef steady. Lard unchanged-kettle
12,.,(7/12,.i. Freights heavy.
BALTIM RE, January 10.-Cotton very
lum and holders asking higher rates
middliug 15; receipts 735 bales; sales
900; stock 13,770. Flour quiet aud
stetuty. Wheat firm and scare?). Com
white no receipts; yellow 80. Provisions
unchanged. Whiskey 90(Y< 91.
CINCINNATI, January 10.-Flour and
grain little doing. Whiskey dull, at 80.
Provisions unsettled and difficult to
quote; holders firmer. Mess pork 19.75.
Lard ll'.i.
LOUISVILLE, January 10.-Provisions
very firm. Mess pork lil).50. .Shoul?
ders 9'.?; clear bides 12. Whiskey 87.
AUGUSTA, January 10.- Cotton linn
and moro active, at 11 }?0j l l for mid?
dlings; sales 8S0 bah s; receipts 925.
NEW OELEANS, January 10.-Flour
firmer-superfino 5.50(o,5.75 ; double
5.75(<i5.90; treble G.00. Corn scarce
yellow 75('?7S; white 80. Pork hold
higher-mess pork 21.25. Cotton ac?
tive-middlings 11}?(?$14?U' ; receipts
5,908 bales; sales 10,000; stock 22,300.
CHARLESTON, January 10.-Cottou firm?
er- middling 14?u@li?.?; receipts 2,428
bales; sales GOO; stock 30,403.
WILMINGTON, January 10. - Cotton
firmer-middling ; receipts 119
bales; stock 2,232.
BOSTON, January 10.-Cotton quiotbut
finn-middling 15J.?; receipts 245 bales;
sales 400; stock G.??O.
MOWLE, January 10.-Cotton strong
middling 141.i?141<; receipts 2,305
bales; sales 2,500; stock 54,001.
GALVESTON, Jauuary 19.-Cotton firm
-middling 14; receipts 1,430 bales;
sales 1,700; stock 57,709.
SAVANNAH, January 10.-Cotton activo
and firmer-middling l l'^(o-LP , ; re
ceipls 4,251 bales; sales 2,SOO; stock
85,530.
NORFOLK, Jauuary 10.-Cottou firm
low middling 14)f ; receipts 1,448 bales;
sales 200; stock 8,047.
AGENCY SA 1.1" DA FACTORY YARN.
Wo have boen appointed hy Messrs. Childs,
Johnson A- Palmer, Agents for their SALUDA
FACTORY YAUN.
A full supply of all numbers can al all limos
be had at our Auction Room, and at the low
ost possihlo r?tcs.
D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON,
Auctioneers and Commission Men-hunts.
Jun 11 2
J ? S T RECEIVED ,
AT
1. & W. C. SWAFPIIO'S,
^^NOTHER lot of those popular Glengarry, G am ck and King William CAPE OVER?
COATS.
Those Perrcct-Fitting Whito and Fancy S?1IRTS.
Czar and Leo HATS, new etyles.
Extra Fine English BROADCLOTH, for lino Dress Coate, all of which will bo s >ld at low
prices. Jan ll
j. i. k m. i. mm
JgEG to call particular attention to thc following list of goods, which are MARKED DOWN
to such low figures, ae to insure their speedy sale.
EMPRESS SLOTHS, POPLINS, PLAIDS
ANO
ALL WINTER DRESS MATERIALS.
Real Paisley SHAWLS, Wool Shawls, handsome Beaver Cloaks, low and medium priced
Cloaks, and All WJnter Coverings.
A large stock of FURS, in sets and single.
Heavy CASSIMERES, Reaver Cloths, BLANKETS, Flannels, Linscye, Ac.
We have recently added to our CARPET, WINDOW SHADE and OIL CLOTH DEPART
MENT8, which goods can be sold cheaper than earlier in the season.
Our DOMESTIC STOCK is very large, to which wc invite the attention o! thc closest buy
ors. Jan ll
Columbia Chapter No. 5. R. A. M.
fo?&tP* THE Regular Convocation of Co
gjnSBlunibia Chapter No. 5, lt. M.. will bo
&a?mUohl Masonic Hull, Tills (WedncB
day) EVENING, at 71 o'clock.
Ry order of tho H. El H. P.
Jan ll 1 H. E. BROCE, Secretary.
Independent Fire Engine Company
A SPECIAL MEETING of tins
_ra3Srf^_ Company will bo held in the Hall,
JKSffr.;i HIS EVENING, at half-past 7
W^y?--o'clock. Rv order of tho President:
DANIEL C. PE1XOTTO,
Jan ll 1 Secretary?"
Situation as Teacher Wanted.
.4 VOUNU LADY, who has experience in
'roaching, is familiar with the English
brunches, and has BOtne knowledge of Music,
Drawing and Painting, desires a situation as
TEACHER, in a school or in a respectable
family, either in or out of town. The best of
rofcronces given. Apply at thia Ollieo, or to
Vt. J. Laval.___ Jan ll
Bark Wanted.
CCONTRACTS aro invited for furnishing from
J '2",?) to 300 cords of OAK BARK, for the
Columbia Tannery. Parties proposing to con?
tract for the whole or any part of above quan?
tity, will please specify the number of cords,
tho point of delivery, and tho price per cord
at point of delivery.
Persona owning balk lands, but who are not
prepared to get the balk, can probably ar?
range to HC!1 tho trees as Ihev stand. Ad?
dress JOHN WAITES A CO.
Jan ll _:it
United States District Court
DISTllICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ex narie Thomas J. Robertson, Executor of
John Caldwell. In re thc Laurons Railroad
Company, Bankrupt.-In liankruptcy.
timo heretofore fixed for tho creditors
. of the Laurens Railroad Company, bank*
nipt, to establish their respective liens being
extended, thia rule is now published, requir?
ing tho lien creditors ami such others tho cro
ditoia whoso dobls havo been created since
tho bankruptcy of tho Laurens Railroad Com?
pany, to establish their respectivo claims be
foro" C. G. Jaeger, Register, at Newberry, S
C., tm or before tho first dav of February
next. HAMEL IIOBLBECK,
Clerk Circuit Court U. S. for S. C.
Jan ll _ +10
Annual Meeting
OT tlie StoeklioliU-rs of tile Soutli Caro?
linn lliitlioiitl ('(inipiiN} , nuil ot' tile
S o ii I It-west ?rn Kuili-ouii nunn.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of tho Stock?
holders ol the above institutions will bc
held in tho city of Charleston, on tho second
TUESDAY in "February next, the 14th of the
month. Place of meeting-Hall of tho South?
western Railroad Rank, on Broad street; bout
of convening-11 o'clock A. M.
On tho day following-WEDNESDAY, (lu
15th, Ibero will bo an election held at tlie
same place, between the hours of '.. A. M. ami
il 1*. lu , for fifteen Directors of tho Railroad
Company, and thirteen Directora of tho Bank,
A Committee to verify Proxies will attend.
The following addition lo the By-Laws, pto.
posed al the special meeting in May last, wi!
c?mo up for action at this: Article 1st, Sec
lion 7th, shall be, "Any number id' Stock
holders, not less than ten. representing ti vt
thousand shares shall bo necessary to rt quirt
a stock vote ou any question."
Stockholders will 1)0 passed as usual ovei
Hie Routl, lo ami front the meeting, free o
charge, in accordance with tho resolution o
the Convention ol' 185L J. IL EMERY,
.lau ll wall! Secretary.
For Sale.
A FIRST CLASS Saddle and Har
<7\_~i^iierts HOUSE, For particulars, ap
/??-fTNplv at thia ollieo.
?J Jan 10 _2
Fountains-Gold Fish.
^^^fiflHRsw A GREAT VARIETY of DE
?*4S3?3$!E? SIGNS for Fountains on hand
Estimates and superintendence furnished
GOLD FISH supplied iii any quantity.
ALEX. Y. LEE.
Jan 10 1* Architect and Engineer...
Just Arrived,
K KEGS FULTON MARKET BEEF-vcr
O linc-at HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Jan 5 G
|"VroTlcK-Tho Directors of the Elmwood
I JLl Cemetery Company will olease take no
tico that an Extra Meeting, to consider busi?
ness of importance, will he held THIS DAY,
at ll o'clock A. M., in the office of tho Young
Mcti's Christian Association. Uv order of
J. \V. PAKKEK, President.
Oar.ANDO 7,. BATKS, Secretary. Jan ll 1
?C4G3<otO LUST"-I'?'" brass KEYS, ono
2?r~~~^~^ largo and ono small. They were
fastened with a buckskin string. The tinder
will ho rewarded bv leaving them at this
offioo. _ Jan 10 2_
AVU&B-IilGirr BILLS FUR MONTH
OK" OECE3IRER-Consumers will please
I attend to the payment of their billa without
delay. Jh'faulU'ra will '<c strictly droll willi.
JACOB LEVIN,
Jan 8 .1 Secretary Columbia Oas Co.
MWAKTBD-To rent or purchase, a
COTTAGE, with throe or lour rooms.
ALSO,
VACANT LOT, of ouc-quartcr acre, near
Court House. Applv to
Jan 8 MONTEITH A- FIELDING.
No'i-jvi-:.-All indenten to tho undersigned
by Note, Lieu, Book Account, or other?
wise, will make settlement cf the same before
the FI HST DAY OF FEBItUAUY next and
save costs. E. A G. U. HOPE.
Jan C. KOW A HI) HOPE.
NOTICE:-in compliance with a resolution
adopted by the Society during tho week
nf our recent Fair, the Stockholders of the
Joint Stock Company, and the members of the
South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, are hereby summoned to assemble in
Columbia, on WEDNESDAY, thc S'.h ol Fc
bruary next, at 7 o'clock I*. M.
By order o? JOHNSON EIAGOOD,
1). WYATT AIKKN, Sec'y. President.
Jan 7 G
"fcsjL 'Vii RKliT-A DWELLING HOUSE,
Mitti .situated on cornel ol' Senate and Suni
-aiBLtcr streets. Also, a PIANO. Apply tu
E. W. SEI BE LS A CO.,
Jan 5 At Hoko's store.
CANARY BIRDS.-Tho undersigned
vvdr^.has just received another lot of linc
^RgOANABIES-malo as well as female
TJ3Kbirdd. T. M. TOLLOCK.
.lani_
NOTICE-Tho subscribe!s having trice
tho "CHEOIT SYSTEM" for thohist thief
years, have found it to bo a losing business
and have como to tho conclusion to adopt tin
exclusively ''CASU SYSTEM" Irnm this dato
''.'hey would also call upon nil indebted ti
, them to come up tc? tho "Captain's Oftico" ant
I settle. . CAMPBELL A JONES.
I Jan 1
STOCKS, BONUS uiiil COUPONS bough
and sold by D. GAMBH1LL, Broker.
Nov 2:5 (Imo
Flour, Corn and Cow Feed.
pr A DAOS Extra FAMILY FLOUH,
1 OU 2011 bushels COHN,
:J,OOO pouuds MILL FEED.
Jans MONTEITH A FIELDING.
Stolen,
4k, FHOM tho undersigned, at he
Plantation in Chester Counlv, on Iii
<17j\?night of the 3d Januarv. 1871, a larg
HAY HOUSE, with Mowing mane un
tail, and his shoulder branded X, with "CS;
sore in his forehead, from a cut. with a whit
spot on his back. It is supposed he was gc
ing in tho direction of Columbia. For th
recovery of t ho above horne a liberal rowar
will be paid. MHS. JULIA D. li .VINEY.
Jan Sj!_
Now ls Thc Time.
fflfll AS tho subscriber expects to leave i
Ul! a few days, to reside in Spartanburi
'lil persons desirous of purchasing hi
present HESIDENCK, on Ar-enal Hill, will tl
well to call promptly. HO BEBT BB YOE.
_Jan fi
Just Received
AN assortment of fresh CHACKKHS. of tl
Hoest uuality.'consisting of Soda, Bostoi
Butter, Lemon,"Ginger, Cream and Lum
Milk, for sale at lower prices than usual, by
Jan fi Imo li. SI EN HOUSE.
Just Arrived,
5BOXES FIN b? CODFISH, at
Jan SO JlAUDY SOLOMON'S.
Hattorfs Ritters can be obtained i
J the POLLOCK HOUSE.
Auction SlctXeis.
Valuabte Real Estate, at Auction.
BY E. W. 8EIBEL8 & CO.
JACOB LB VIN, AUCTION KEB.
WE will eell, without reservo, on tho first
MONDAY in February, commencing at ll
o'clock,
That really valuable property, on which
formerly stood tho "United States Hotel," at
tho corner of Richardson and Lady streets,
consisting of live Lots, 25 feet 1 inch front
each, ou Main or Bichardson otrcet, and run?
ning back 1G5.
ALSO,
Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet,
more or less, and running back int feel ti
inches.
This is tho most valuable property ever of?
fered in this city, and is desirable, in ovory
point of view, in location, and from tho faot
that thc propcrtv is unencumbered and titles
perfect. Terms will be stated by Auctioneers
at salo. _Jan ll wa
Extensive Hale of Crockery and (flameare.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SOU".
ON THURSDAY MORNING next, 12th inst.,
at half-past 9 o'clock, wo will soil, at our
auction r om, without reservo:
A verv largo and completo stock of
CHOCKS KY, GLASS WABE, Ac, consisting in
part of Dinner Plates, Tea Sets, in handsome
variety: Dishes and Bowls, of all sizes and
styles; Chamber Sets, of elegant designs;
Pitchers, Mugs, Tumblers, Goblets, Basins
and Ewers, in largo assortment; Englieb
Quccnsware, C. C. Waro, Yellow Waro, Rock?
ingham Ware and Glassware of every quality
and design.
Tho abovo aro now and regular goods, and
selected expressly for this market from im?
porters and manufacturers direct, and pro
soots a lino opportunity for those desiring to
purchase or replenish, at very reasonable
rates. Conditions cash. Hale positivo.
- ,Tu" 10 -
STOCK TAKING!
-iST FEBRUARY, 4971.
WE PROPOSE TO CLOSE OUT
LAUGE LIXES OF
DRY GOODS
THIS HOSTS,
At Ruinous Prices.
AV. I>. LOVE At CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
NY. D. LOVE,
B. B. M<:CUEF.UY._ Jan 7
Fresh Teas.
CHOICE GUNPOWDER.
Hyson, Oolong and English
Breakfast Teas.
New Hulled BUCKWHEAT
* LOU ll.
Now Orleans and Golden Syrup.
New York Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips,
et*;., for salo at reasonable prices, by
Jan ti Imo_E. 8TEN HOUSE.
Dry Goods Cheap for Cash.
I will sell my stock of Dry
Goods and Paney Articles at
greatly reduced prices for the
next thirty days.
_C. F. JACKSON.
Hams, Saussage, &c.
"I f\f\ CHOICE NEW YORK BUGAR
IA )KJ CURED HAMS.
100 pounds BOLOGNA SAUSSAGE.
1.000 pounds SUGAR CUBED BACON
STRIPS. Just received and for salo by
Jan 1 J. AT. lt. AGNEW.
Rocking Horses, Etc.
Ir RIS KRINGLE has arrived at M. II. Bcr
V_ i v's Furnituro Wurcrooms, with a supply
of INICE ROCKING HORSES. Soe them, by
all means.
ALSO,
A large lot of FURNITURE, just received.
Dec. 24_
NEW STORE.
THE subscriber would re?
spectfully inform his friends
land old customers that he has
're-established himself in tho
IGENERAL GROCERY BUSI?
NESS, at his old stand, (No. 199,) wboro ho
will bo ploascd to BIIOW and sell to purchasors
a complot o stock of new fancy and substan?
tial aOODS, carefully selected.
Richardson street, iirst square South of old
Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATES.
Dec 1 3mo
Meat ! MeatTT Meat ! ! !
THOMAS W. TOPE pnforms tho
ipuhlic that tho best BEEF, PORK,
I ?IUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in the
Harket, can bc found at Stull No. 7.
(iive mo a call. Doc 28 Imo
Blacksmith and Wheelright.
TH E subscriber, having started bU3i -
wTjfj&ncss on his own account, bcfia to in
^SSr f?rhi hii friends and tho public lh.it be
is now prepared to oxocutc all ordert) in hia
lino. His Shop is looatod on Assembly strzet,
between Gervais and Lady.
Jan :. Imo PHILLIP MOT/.
For Sale.
s.^-JP 28 HEAD of good 8ADDI.?fefecrA
y^HyS and HARNESS HORSES?
' ALSO, ?tafil?
FOUR MUI E TEAM, with Wagon and Uar
iicHs complete. Ternis cash. Inquire nf
li,.,, |3 1 JOHN B. HUBBARD.
Received To-Day.
ANOTHER Coop of primo TURKEYS.
EGGS, Rutter and Fruit mi hand.
Doc 80 IV. P. SCHOENBERG.
Just Arrived
5BURS. No. 1 MACK EBEL, vory tine, at
Jan 5 ti _HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Fresh Country Butter.
LBS. COUNTRY BUTTER, for snlu
by E. HyrE.
m
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