The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 09, 1866, Image 2
COLUMBIA.
Friday Homing, November 9, 1863.
I.nl?v>r fur tile South.
We do not know what to say ou
this subject. The labor of freedmen,
nt the close of operations for the
season, has proved to bo an utter
failure. Tho experiment of intro- ,
(lacing white labor from the North ia
nearly as bad, if not .worse; so ?hat
tho Southern planter must be at his
wit's end to solve the problem of
labor.
At Beech Island, iu this State, they |
have an agricultural club, and tho |
information there developed shows
that the great question of Southern
labor has yet to be solved. Mr. Jo?
nathan M. Mdlcr made a statement
to the society, which would iuducetho
planter to believe that foreign white
labor cannot be relied upon. Mr.
Miller says:
"At tho eommencemeut of the
yeal-, I employed as many negroes as
? thought necessary for the cultiva?
tion of my lands, but in consequence
of a portion of them being dissatis?
fied, dismissed them, thinking I
could procure others in their places.
In this I was disappointed, and
after repeated efforts to obtain other
negroes, and failing, offering to pay
them at the rate of $12.50 per month,
I was induced to try white labor.
Consequently. I wrote to my brother
in-law, Maj/N. W. Smith, in New
York, to send me fifteen white labor?
ers; which he did-thirteen men and
two women. They arrived at Augus?
ta on the 15th of March, I paying
their passage to Savannah by steamer,
and thenco by railroad to Augusta,
at $25 each, and was to pay them at
the rate-for men, $12.50 per month,
and for the women, $8. At tho ex\n
ration of the first month, their wages
were paid them, and they insisted
that their wages should be raised, for
. the men, $15, and for the women,
810; notwithstanding that they had
* made a contract for the first men?
tioned amount, before leaving New
York. I agreed to do so, as.they
worked very faithfully. Their ra?
tions were corn bread and bacon; as
they were unaccustomed to the corn,
I gave them occasionally rye and
wheat bread, with fresh beef; also,
vegetables, such as peas, turnips,
sweet and Irish potatoes, as soon as I
raised tliem. I also furnished them
coffee, likewise their bedding, they
furnishing their own clothing and
pitying their doctor's bill. At the
end of the second month, several of
the best workers amongst them in?
sisted on their wages beiug increased
still higher, two of them $17 per
month, and one who acted as a gar?
dener to $25. I put up thc wages of
the two to 817, as they were the best
hands, and tho gardener I dismissed;
several of the others left; one of the
women I made cook and wash for the
men."
Mr. Miller goes ou to say that the
plan of introducing foreign white la?
bor through the agencies of New York
emigration companies is all a hum?
bug. These societies, when they get
orders for laborers, send out runners
and gather up the dregs of tho city
of New York, and all such as they
can pick up, and mako from three
to ten dollars per head for each hand
furnished. They charge both parties,
the employer and employee-thc for?
mer for hiring him laborers, and the
latter for getting situations. They
bind both parties in contracts, which
might do in the North, but as we
have no laws to enforce such contracts
in the South, andas there is no honor
in such characters, Mr. Miller looks
upon these companies and most of
their laborer- :. , mere swindlers--thc
solo object being to make all thc mo?
ney they can ont of the South-the
societies by furnishing them, and the
laborers by obtaining a free passage
to thc South.
This labor problem is one of the
most important that the Southern
people have to solve. Wo believe
that the labor of the freedmen will
turn out worthless, and that some
surer mode of securing farming la?
bor, than exists at present, should be
at once entered upon. Agents should
bo appointed to go to Europe direct,
and there make the contracts, ship?
ping the laborers directly to Southern
ports. Irish and German farmers
should have leases of farming lots,
and, iu time, beconio proprietors of
tho farms they work. Foreign labor
is what we have to depend on, and
tho easiest mode of getting it ought
to engage, at once, the attention of
Southern agriculturists.
A young lady, accompanied by a j
lady friend, called into one of the
stores in Hartford recently, and after
they had gone, tho clerk found the
calves of her limbs on tho floor, the
lady having evidently lost them off
unknowingly. This is one of the
most painless cases of amputation we
havo ever hoard of.
Stute Item?.
NEWBERRY.-Tho Herald ?ivs:
Towr was crowded, Monday last.
Land, fnrniture, horses, muirs, and
a thousand so-forths, were sold. A
great deal of land was disposed of at
excellent prices; one tract brought
something (.ver 81?; per acre, in gold.
ABBEVILLE.-The Banner says:
The large amount of property an?
nounced for sale, on Monday last,
called out our citizens generally from
all parts of the District. Lands sold
by the commissioner brought fair
prices. At the sheriff's sales, good
lands were sacrificed at very, low
figures. For one very valuable tract,
situate! near Harper's Ferry, 811.37
per acre was obtained. Ordinary land
?old for S3.25 per acre. Horses, mules
and plantation stock commanded high
prices.
CHESTER.-The Standard has tho
following:
On Monday, the 5th instant, sabas
of real estate were made by the She?
ri l?and Commissioner in Equity. The
sales by the commissioner were for
specie, on a credit of from one to
three years. The aggregate sales by
the commissioner amounted to 5,945
acres, and the sum total to $18,141. OG.
The lands ranged from Si to 87 per
acre, the average price obtained being
83.05 per acre.
EDOEFIKLD.-The Advertiser says,
of last sale day:
Monday last was sale day. and such
a crowd of citizens thronged our pub?
lic square as had not been seen there?
on, perhaps, since 1861. The adver?
tised sales of immense quantities of
land by the Commissioner m Equity
and Ordinary, drew this large crowd
hither. Prices . of laud have veiw
visibly improved since sale day in
October. ^_
FIRE IN ATLANTA.-On Tuesday
morning last, between 1 and 2 o'clock,
the building known as the "Empire
Block," erected by Wm. Markham,
Esq., was discovered to be on fire.
Six stores were destroyed.
Palmetto Lodge No. 5,1. 0. 0. F.
MEMBERS of this Lodge will
<^??0??????-take notice that on anti after
^SHSPTHIS EVENING, the meetings
?*'?rm#?!~ will be held at sere;/ o'o'oe/.-.
Nov 9 1 F. NV. PAPE, Secretary.
Groceries ! !
r^Q BBLS. A, B and C SUGARS.
lOhhds. and bbls. Brown SUGARS.
Tierces il AMS.
Clear and Ribbed SIDES.
SHOULDERS.
Sldids. MOLASSES.
lt) bbls. SYRUP.
BAGGING, (immy and Dundee.
75 coils KOPI:.
Manilla Rope, of liv., different qualities.
Greonlcaf and Jute Hemp Rope.
Salt, at market price.
Colgate's Common and Fancy Soaps.
STARCH, of varions brands.
Adamantine and Paralino Candies.
Rio and Java Coffees.
Cheese, Raisins, Almonds, Ac.
A full stock on hand, and not above thc
market price. Tho public aro invited to
examine the stock.
FISHER & LOWRANCE,
Nov i) Main street, Columbia, S. C.
IRON, STEEL.
NAILS, POT WARE.
Tin'd and Jap'd HOLLOWWARE.
Carpenters' and Blacksm's TOOLS.
SCALES.
AXES, S. W. Collins* and other
brands.
PAINTS. OILS and GLASS.
In store and for sale LOW by
FISHER & LOWRANCE.
Nov 9
PEAS, PEAS.
50
BUSHELS, in store add for sale by
Nov'.) FISHER A LOWRANCE.
FARM FOR SALE.
AGOOD FARM, of one hundred a"d
twenty (120) acres, located in Ander?
son District, within a milo of tho town of
Wilhamston, which will bo sold cheap for
cash. There is a good Peach and Apple
Orchard and fine spring of water. Apply
to HANAUAN A WARLEY.
Out 3 _wf
~C?MBS! COMBS!
INDIA RUBBER, BUFFALO and IVORY
COMBS, at C. H. MIOT'S
Oct 17 Drug Store.
For the current yeux, 1SG6, tho ag?
gregate gold and silver product of thc
United States is estimated from $82,
000,000 to $100,000,000. ' Tho details
of tlie largest estimate are, that (J?li
fornia will produce ?25,000,000; Mon?
tana, SIS,000,000; Novada, $10,000,
000; Idaho, $17,000,000.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN* FAVOR OF
PEACE.-lt is understood t?afc the
forth-coming message of the Presi?
dent of thc United States to Con?
gress will bc all in favor of peace at
home und abroad, and hence all op?
posed to war or warlike drifts.
Lunch Extraordinary !
GENERAL SOLICITATION!
-rsm*. THE Columbia Restaurant will
SH?k THIS DAV serve up for LUNCH,
^?Tjs&bct ween ll and 1 o'clock, that
.*Ex-Jiing ?d' tie- Forest," exhibited for the
bist two days, known as the largest Wild)
TURKEY ever brought to Columbia.
Sample Room in accordance.
Nov '.) 1 ? DENNIS Me<M'INNIS.
Just Received,
2CASES pure FRENCH URANDY.
1 ease rieh, oilv, 15-Vo.iV old RYE
Will SK KV.
R> baskets genuine Charles Heidsiek
Champagne. W. C. BENNETT.
Nov ?.) 2
JU3T RECEIVED,
"I / \ BALES BAGGING, 20 coils ROPE.
JLl/ 50 barrels FLOUR.
10 half l-.bls. and 10 kits n?wMackerel.
Sugars, Teas, Molasses and ' heap To?
bacco. W. C. BENNETT.
Nov '.) 2
T?BAC??.
(i REEN SEAL, Piney Woods, Maryland,
IT Richmond, Canister, Best Rower, Gold
Dust, Manilla, Killickinick, Danville in
packages and loose.
GIG A HS.
Suisses Fins. Spanish, Ladies' Cigars,
Punch, Novelty Cartridges, Regalia, New
Dear Cartridges. Fandango.
GUE ll' / NG TO li .1 GOO .
Crumbs of Comfort, Solace, Cavendish,
Plugs, of different brands-wholesale and
retail.
/'/ I' ES.
Meerschaum, imitation, Double Tube,
Briar, Natural Wont. Jassmiue, Weirhsel,
Mahogany, Glazed Bowls, Powbattan.
M A T G II E S.
Match Safes. Horn Bits, Reeds, AC.
JOHN C. SEEGERS. G. DIERCKS.
HT amm
AND
At tho store of the subscriber, wini, having
extended and enlarged bis cal ablishmeut,
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
GROCERIES WI) PROVISIONS !
Choice ILiquors,
Elegant lrcnch Confoction?ry,*Candies, h.,
DIRECT FROM
X O Ii T H K li N MA Ii K E TS,
And selected with . are at thc
MANUFACTURERS ANO IMPORTERS,
At figures that will competo
WITH ANY HOUSE IN THIS CITY.
MELVIN M. COHEN,
Assembly street, West side,
One door from Pendleton street.
Nov ?) . 1
Seed Oats !
3,-TOUR HUNDRED bushels Black SEED
1 " OATS, just received ami for sale by
Nov s ; E. A- G. I). HOPE.
Ten Barrels Self-Raising Flour,
RED and BLUE. New Self-Raising.
2 barrels Buckwheat Flour.
Nov 3 J. C. SEEGERS & CO.
Ten Barrels Newburg Cream Ale.
2"if HALF BARRELS LAGER BEER.
O Wholesale and on draught. M
Nov 3_. J. C. SEEGERS & CO.
Just Received,
By Express This Day,
ANOTHER lot of those FINE FRENCH
M ERINGES, all colors. Still at tho
tdd price-$1.25.
Fino ALL-WOOL DELAINES, ail colors,
at 40c. per yard.
ALSO,
A large as-?ort ment of BUGLE TRIM?
MINGS. *?. II. 5IYERS ?v CO.
_Nov 4_G
Paints, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, &c.
Al the Sign of the Golden Pad-Lock.
SIX THOUSAND lbs. WHITE LEAD, in
oil.
A complete assortmcntof Colored Paints,
dry and m oil.
300 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes.
ALSO, ?
Linseed, Tanners', Kerosene and Ma?
chinery Oils.
Furniture, Coach and Japan Varnishes.
A complete variety of Paint, Varnish,
Graining. White? wash, Dusting and Scrub?
bing Brushes. In store and for sale at
lowest prices by JOHN C. DIAL.
LEMONS! LEMONS! "
2BOXES FRESH LEMONS.
Oct 30 J. C. SEEGERS & CO.
In Ohio, a machine has lately been
introduced by which a well sixteen
feet deep, and one inch in diameter,
may bc dug in forty minutes. The
machine sinks an inch pipe. Thc
water thus produci d is said to bo
puro and cool.
DECLINE IN PKICES.-The New York
papers announce the breaking up of
various speculating movements in the
necessaries of life in that city, which
has caused a most gratifying decline
in prices.
Tho Hartford (Ct.) Times says that
the barns, for miles around that, city,
are stuned with home-raised tobacco,
worth moro than a million of dollars.
"BEWARE OF THAT COUGH!"
rjMIK chauging season ix productive of
_fi_ many afllictions of tho lungs, and
throat. A small cough is the voice ?d' na?
ture telling you to beware of thc danger of
a neglected cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections ol'thc- lungs, use "STAN?
LEY'S COUGH SYRUP." It Willeme von.
Begin at one?. Don't delay. Go to FISHER I
A 1IEINLTSH, and ask "tor "Stanley's."
They are1 the proprietors. Nov '.I ]
' Quaker Speedy Cure-All."
rTuTE best external and internal remedy
JL of the age. Its wonderful speedy pow?
ers in relieving all lands of pain is attested
I to lr, thousands. For head ache, tooth
i ache, face ache, stomach ache, hack ache,
side ache. leg ache, sore throat, still'neck,
pains in the breast, rheumatism, neuralgia
of tho face, neck and back, sprains ( bruises,
Lumbago, cramp of tin timbs and stomach,
eholic, eh lera, spasms, ;; will give imme?
diate relief. For sah- bv
Nov "J F1S i I 1 .': il .Y il KIN ITS li.
THE STAFF OF LIFE!
YET the cause of many ills. Bteat fer?
mented is less nutritious than unfer
mented, in consequence of its gluten and
starch being decomposed. All fermented
bread, no matter bj what eouiliin.ition of
substances fermentation has beten brought
about, is unwholesome and poisonous to
the stomach. Indigestion, heart-burn,
headache, acidity, Hat ulency, oppression of
the stomach, all come from the obnoxious
ferment. Use tl u "CRESCENT JW RATED
BAKING I'< >Wi;f- P.S" - n cheap, wholesome
and nutritious powder for making all kinds
of bread, batter cakes, Johnny cakes, muf?
fins, buckwheat cakes. For salo bv
FISH ICU .V UKIN (TS!!.
Nov '.t Pharmacists.
Thc Two-Sltiiling Ooujrji Remedy !
\ COMBINATION of Wild Cherry and
i\ Tar. A valuable cough cure forcou
sumpt ion, coughs, colds, asthma, influenza,
catarrh and all lung diseases. Only -~>
ci nts a bottle. For sale by
FISHER ,v HEINITSII,
Oct til Pharmacists.
HARVEY'S ITCH OINTMENT !
1"T cures Itch in twenty-four hours, lt
euros all kinds of Itch. Barber's itch,
Camp itch, Tetter Itch, Pilo Itch, Scald
head Itch. For sah- by
FISHER .V HEINITSII, Pharr.mcUds.
Toot 11 :? c ito !
Toothache Cured in One Minute.
1HIE most violent toothache relieved in
one minute. For sale bv
FISHER .v HEINITSII, Pharmacists.
ikssorted Articles.
f \ ENUINE Italian VIOLIN STRINGS.
VT ?omi Elastic p.alls, (or base hall.
Teeth: g Bings.
Nursing Bottles.
Hazer Strops.
Night Tapers, Pock<;t-Bo?ks.
Diamond Cornent.
Children's Ital tbs.
Crimson Indelible Ink.
Smelling Salt;?, ia bottles.
Shoulder BracVs for Ladies.
Superior Tmss\s. For salo by
FISHER A HEINITSII, PhafmjudstS.
English Hair aud Tooth Brushes.
* LARGE und elegant assortment of
?JL English TOOTH BRUSHES.
Also, splendid HAIR BRUSHES, all of
warranted ipialitv, at low prices. For salo
bv FISHER ?V H?INITSH, Pharmacists.
Elegant Toilet Extracts for
the Handkerchief.
LOW'S GENUINE WINDSOR SOAP.
Lubin's Genuine Extracts.
German Cologne Water.
Elegant French Soaps.
Powder Puffs and Boxes.
Hose Toilet Powder.
Lily White and Tablets.
English Hair Brushes. At
? FISHER & HEINITSH'S, Pharmacists.
AMERICAN BURNING FLUID !
(1 IVES tho BEST LIGHT of any fluid or
JT oils now in use. Warranted non-ex?
plosive. At retail or wholesale bv
Oct 13 ALFRED T<>LLES<>N.
New Mackerel.
]PICKLED SHAD very fine Breakfast
dish.
Superior Green and Black Teas.
Kxtra Flour, Cheese, Lard, Butter.
Just received and for sale by
Oct !? ALFRED TOLLESON.
OILS! OI?S!
ITJULL stock of Ol bS for Machinery.
Tanners'Oil. For salo cheap bv
Oct 13 ALFRED TOLLESON.
SALT ! SALT! SALT!
OA A SACKS SALT, at low figures, by
OUU ALFRED TOLLESON."
CORN, SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC.
JUST RECEIVED:
500 bushels White CORN.
:500 bushels Mixed Cora.
Saga'-, Coffee, Salt.
Bagging, Rope and Twine. For salo by
Sept 26 ALFRED TOLLESON.
Goshen Butter,
CHEESE AKX) LABX>2
ARRIVE I > per Express THIS DAY:
GOSHEN BUTTE lt.
English Dairy CHEESE.
Extra LARD. For sale low by
Se-.; 2r, ALFRED TOLLESON.
SUGAR, &C.
f BBLS. extra CRUSHED SUGAR.
.) 20 bbls. Brown Sugar.
1,000 bushels Corn.
10 bbls. Molasses, at low prices, bv
( ?ct 9 ALFRED TOLLESON._
eR?SHED~SU6?R.
5BBLS. EXTRA CRUSHED, at 20 cents.
For salo by ALFRED TOLLESON.
COTTON YARNS! COTTON YARNS!
Pf BALES inst received and for salo by
4 Oct 23 ALFRED TOLLESON.
In searching thc passengers of tho !
China lately, the Custom House olri- !
cers at Boston fouuci ;. woman who:
had about her breast neatly 83,000
worth of jewel ly, which site was at-j
tempting to smuggle.
Why LS a washerwoman like Satur?
day? Because she brings in the
clothes (close) of the week.
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Ma?
sons ol' South Carolina.
THE Annual Communication of
tho .M..; ; Worshipful Grund Lodge j
Carolina will he holden at Maw.nieIIs.il,
Charleston, oa TUESDAY, 20th Ko vern 1 ? r,
ISC'J, commencing at high I welve.
Worshipful Masters and Wardens er
Delegates of Subordinate i.t?djio.s, Grand
Officers and Past Masters, will take chic
notice and ?revert? themselves accordingly.
ALBERT G. MACKEY, M. !).,
Nov'.? (.-rand Secretary.
J. S?LZEACHSR & CO.
HAY!', received anotheraddition to their
huge and well selected stock of EYE?
GLASSES ami SPECTACLES, both Con?
cave alni Convex. Also, a large stock et'
the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, which will he.
ground to sui: all ages. Those" having
their own frames, cati get glasses ground
to snit tlnir sight. Tho advantage gained
by getting glasses from us is, in case they
eftoutd not suit, wc will exchange them at
any time, as we do not Dave!, but are sta
tionarv, and can bo found at anv time.
AsscnilAy St., Opjmsite Hut Keir. Market.
IS. SULZBACHER,
Nov 0*3 Watch-maker and Opticiau.
Decorated, Goid Band and "White
China Dinner Setts!
IMPORTED direct cud for sale LOW bv
Nov s <; GREGG & co."
IMPORTES HAVANA,
AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, of thc best
qualities, and nf various brands,
j Sm..king Tobacco.
i Lorillard's Maccabe v, Honov Dew mid
Scotch Snuff, l>v 'A. FE?NINGER.
West of Post Office, winier o? Linly and
Assembly streets. Former stand, No. 211,
under Jaunty*w Hotel. Nov s :'.
Sausage Cutters and Stutters.
At the Sign of the Golden Vad-Lock,
JEST arrived, a full t unnlv of SAUSAGE
CUTTERS and ST?FFERS, and for
sale at lowest prices, bv
Nov H "JOHN C. DIAL.
Fire-Dogs, Shovels, Tongs, ?cc.
At "ic Sign of the. (fohhm I'ad-Lock.
4 LARGE VARIETY of FIRE-DOGS,
J\. SHOVELS, TONGS, POKERS. FIRE
SHOVELS, Ac, Ac. in shir?' and for sale
very low, by JOHN C. DIAL
Nov H
Seed ?Wheat, Rice,
1 Ki\ BUSHELS prime article nat iv?
L')\f SEED WHE VT.
50 bushels HEAVY BOUGH KICK.
For salo by H. D. HANAU AN.
Nov s 2
Smoking Tobacco I
KECEIVED on consignment, a largo lol
of superior SMOKINGTOBACG?, and
for sale low for cash by the ease.
JOHN S 1\.)UK,
Vsaembly street, m ar Post Cilice.
Nov 7 3*
SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY.
'i'll I", subscriber has just
? 'JnSSft^. a ! the forint r residence of
^B^'Capt. \V. Moultrie (Jibbes, Ul
C^^i^^ mites from Killian's Mill, Char?
lotte and South. Carolina Railroad. All
branches nf English will be taught; also,
French, Creek and Latin, Vocal Music and
tho Piano, if de sired.
A limited number of BOARDERS will be
received.
For particulars, apply as above, or
through Columbia Post Offiee.
Nov 7 f3 T. .1. G IR ARDE AU.
RKFKUKXCKS. Bishop Davis, ('amdeii;
Rev. Mr. Sband, Dr. R. W. Gibbes, Co?
lumbia.
LEXINGTON-IN EQUITY.
Catherine Sawyer and others vs. Deborah
FSSawyer air1 others.
11 HE creditors of George Sawyer, dc
. ceased, are hereby ordered to establish
their demands before me, on or before the
lirstdavof February, A. D. 1S?V7.
HENRY A. NEETZE, C. E. L. D.
Commissioner's Office, Lexington C. H.,
Oct. 31, 18CG. Nov 2 f3mo*
Pocket Diary for '67
ALSO, the Farm, rs' Almanac for R<r.7
wholesale and retail.
Magnificent Lithographs of Jefferson
Davis and General Lee, 2-1x30, w ith or with?
out frames. Photographs of all tho lead?
ing Military Men of tho South. Splendid
Photograph Albums.
A fresh supply of Light Literature, em?
bracing all the most recent publications.
School Rooks of every kind, and a large
stock of Theological, Religions and Mis?
cellaneous Books, constantly on hand and
for sale cheap at i'Ht EN IX BOOKSTORE.
Nov 2 TOWNSEND A NORTH.
ZAMBESI I
NEW DISCOVERIES IN AFRICA; by
Livingstone, with plates, Ac.
Homes Without Hands- being a descrip?
tion of the habitation of animals accord?
ing to theirprinciplo of construction; bv
Rev. J. G. Wood, F. L. S., nilli plates.
Campaigns of the Army of the Pot .mac -
r" critical history from 18G1 to 1805; by Wm.
Swinton; witk tine portraits of Generals
Grant, Meade, McClellan, Burnside, Ac,
with map".
Tho Art of Amusing- a collection of
Merry Games, Tableaux. A*c.
And other new Publications, Novels, Ac.
For sale at
J. J. McCARTER'S BOOKSTORE,
Opposite Columbia Law Range.
Oct 2S R. L. BRYAN.
Corn, Oats,
PEAS, BACON, Sic.
ONE THOUSAND bushels White CORN.
500 bushels MIXED CORN.
1,000 bushels White and Black Seed, Oats.
10,000 lbs. bacon Sides and Shoulders.
10.bags Rangoon Rice-prime.
25 bbls. super Flour.
25 sacks Salt.
50 bushels Cow Peas.
50 bah s Eastern Hay.
Grain of all descriptions eonstantlv on
hand. II KOW NE & SCII?RRIKK.
< let 21 fimos
Th? Phtrnix. office i* on Main street, ?
few doors above Taylor (IT Camden) street.
FINE TuitNirs. Wo ar? indebiti', to Mr.
.!. M. Crawford fora bunch'of very lb-.?'
turnios, raised on his Farm, fruin need of
Landreth A Son. lie was enabled to pro?
duce 800 huste Is per acre. Sume nf th? so
turnips measure twenty-four ?nebea
a round.
M. M. COUKX, ESQ. -This gentleman
has just eomplctoil nonie necessary im?
prove nu nts an,j ail di dons to lus store,
which, i:i extent ami complet?nos*, will
phvci it on a footing with any oatablish
inent of ll,,- kind in this city. His stock
embraces everything in th'' grocery and
provision line, together with a variety of
choice liquors, cigars, confectionery, etc.
As his goods are selected hy a gentleman
win? is nu fit!! nt thc business, his patrons
'. may rest assured that they can obtain tho
j very best of everything. Our citizens owo
j a debt of gratitude to Mr. C. as ho was
j om- of thc very first merchants wlio opened
anything of a stock of select groceries,
after tin1 Khernianizati?n of Colombia.
We sincerely hope that Mr. C's business
wi!! so increase that he will have, onco
more, to cail in the services nf Henry
Champion toextond his field of operations.
Nl.v, AnVkKTISKMENTS. At tent inn isCall
'??1 ?o the following advertisements, which
aie published this morning for tho first
1). McGuinnis-- Extraordinary hunch.
Melvin M. Cohen Choice .stock.
Fisher .V Lowrance -Groceries,&c.
Meetings (d' Palmetto Lodge Nu. ">.
.r. Sul/.bachcr ti Co. brazilian Pebbles.
. W. C. LScnnett Groceries, brandy, Ac.
Meeting of (Land Lodge Free Masons,
.lohn (1. Seegers A Co. Tobacco, Ac.
Fisher A Heinitsl; Cough ltemcdv, &c.
Proceedings Stockholders C. .Y A..'lt. R.
BETTER TUAN FOREIC.N.- -It is becoming a
recognized fact that the Drown Windsor
and Honey Soaps, manufactured hy Col?
gate A Co., New York, are better adapted
to tie- Ane rican market than those which
are imported at high cost. The ingre?
dients in these Soaps are all of established
purity, and thc skill with which they aro
prepared has no superior in the world.
A Valuable Tract of Land for Sale.
HAVINO determined to give up farm?
ing, ! oller for sale mv tract of land
known as the VAUGHANVILLE PLACE,
liv O miles North of ChappelFs Dupot, con?
taining 'J?? acres. There are on thc placo
TWO SPLENDID DWELLING-HOUSES,
one containing eleven rooms and lirc
nlaces: thc other, six rooms: a good store?
house, newly titted up. The stand is ono
of the best in the District for business.
There are eight framed Negro 1 louses,
with good briel; ch.iniieys, a Bkicksmith
Xhop. Wood-Shop, and all necessary out
buildings.
T w ill sell, with the place, all thc Corn,
Fodder, .Ve., Farming Implements, Wagons
and Harness. Also, about fortv bead of
Fattening Hogs, Stock Hogs and Cattle.
The above property can be treated for at
private sale until the 1.1th day of Decem?
ber next.
TERMS. -One-half case., thc balance on
fine and two years' credit.
A. M SMITH.
tar Charleston A'oir.s insert ono week,
and forward bill. Nov 4 tr*
i GENiTXE ??\w\.\ mm \
j \ T ?1.50 per dozen. At
I i\_ Nov 1 E. E. JACKSON'S.
KL?GMT BALMORAL SKIRTS !
I/um ?2.50, at
; SHIVER .v. BECKHAM'S.
Beautiful Cashmeres and Maines !
For 25 cents, at
SHIVER A BECKHAM'S.
ikli-wooi Flannels !
So cents, at SHlVF.lt A BECKHAM'S.
An Extra Nice Family Longcloth !
25 cents, at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Heavy 10-4 Bleached and Brown
Sheeting !
For ?1.00, at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Large Heavy 10-4 Bed Blankets!
For ?9.00, at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Au Elegant Toilet Article-Pnalon's
Brown Windsor Soap !
To bo had at SHIVER A BECKHAM'S.
Extra Fine Family Cologne !
To bc had at SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Best make French Kid Gloves !
At SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Most Approved Styles Fr'ch Corsets !
At SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
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A Well Selected anti Cheap Lot of Hosiery !
At SHIVER & BECKHAM'S.
Beaver Cloths,
At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S.
Black Broadcloth and French Doeskins !
At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S.
Assortment of Gent's Shawls and
Buggy Laps!
At S ll IVER & BECKHAM'S.
Magnificent line Dress Goods
At SHIVER A BECKHAM'S.
We advertise above such of our largo
stock as comos to mind, assuring our
patrons that wo are still doing business on
our first principle CASH and SHORT
PROFITS; and all who favor us with their
patronage, will, wo think, SAVE MONEY
to themselves, and will assuredly have an
ELEGANT STOCK to select from-to which
wo add every week.
SHIVER k BECKHAM.