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COLUMBIA. Wednesday Morning, Jan. Ul), 1867. Soutli Carolin?, ut "Washington. Tho Washington correspondent of thc Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs to that paper that Gov. Orr's scheme of reconstruction is being rigorously urged, and that it is substantially universal amnesty for universal auf? trage, except that tue South is not to grant suffrage until the Northern States agree to du the same. Tho despatch states that it is claimed by Southern men, that President John? son and certain members of the Su? preme Court are now committed to tlc plan. It further rays that few Congressmen favor thc project while most denounce it as a flank move? ment in favor of thc President. We do not know how much truth is in tins statement, for newspaper correspondents' reports by telegraph aro, very unreliable theso days, but wc feel convinced, if it should be true, that his Excellency would be doing more service to the people of his State to uso his position, tact and energy, in endeavoring to devise some mode of relief for them in their present hapless condition, both as to a supply of labor and to thc in? troduction of provisions at a mode? rate price, rather than engage in any political tinkering at tho Federal Capitol. Thc wants of the people of South Carolina at this time are not so much political as material; they would be content to remain as they are, politically, could they bc but as? sured of sufficient labor and provi? sions to enable them to produce a fair crop the coming season. Politically speaking, wc are slow to behove that Governor Orr favors "universal suffrage" on any terms whatever. Of one thing we are con? vinced, that the people of this State would never approve of any such bargain with thc radicals. Indeed, it v/ould be a source of great mortifica? tion to them to know it to be the truth that the first. Executive they have over had the privilege of voting for, instead of taking care of those interests now so absolutely requiring all thor aid his official position could render or procure, should be suppli? cating any terms at the hands of thc followers of Charles Sumner and Thad. Stevens, or negotiating with j them in any way or for any pjirpose. j "We have never been fully enlightened as to tho object or success of Colonel j Weatlierly's extraordinary mission to i Washington during the session of the Legislature, <.f which he was'a'Sena- ; tor; yet many will not fail to connect j that Senatorial embassy with the pre? sent visit of the Executive to the same place, and will very naturally imagine that the latter was the result of thc-former. Whatever may be, however, tho purpose of this last visit, we feel as? sured that no envoy, whether ap? pointed by a few Senators, or self constituted, who approaches the representatives of radicalism in the rump Congress, now in .session, has any authority to represent or speak for the people of South Carolina. They feel humiliated enough already; they arc sorely smitten by tho terrible results of the late conflict--they are in poverty and distress, but they have still left to them that honor and self respect which would forbid any mean cringing' to the rabid partisans, who would crush them as a race unworthy of any right, social or political, and who call this noble little State the hot? bed of treason, and herjgallant people unrepentant rebels, who ought to bo totally disfranchised, and their lead? ers doomed to the gallows or bast ile. They vere the first to raise the stand? ard of revolt against a Government, as then constituted, they were con? vinced was hostile to their rights and the Constitution of their country they will be (we trust) the last to pay homage to a faction that seeks to de? stroy both. No; the people of this State de? sired-and have unequivocally mani? fested that desire-to resume their relations with the General Govern? ment; they have cheerfully acquiesced in tho result of the contest they ini? tiated, but further than this they cannot go, and the public man or po? litician who expects more, we think, will be vastly mistaken. They have done their duty nobly-to the "lost cause" during the war, and to the ac? complishment of peace and restora? tion since; but to give their assent to any political huckstering is not a possible contingency, so long ns" the examples of Hayne, Calhoun and Me? rninie live green in the memory and endeared in the affections of South j Carolinians. _ _ ^_ Til? View Pinn. Tho following, from tho Now York Herald, looks like corroborative testi? mony of the truth of tho statement of thc correspondent ol the Cincin? nati Commercial, noticed in our edi? torial columns. Whether it is (Jo', Orr's plan, or not, is not staled: "Wo are happy to announce some signs of a ITjognition of the neces? sities of 1 lie situation in the quarter most immediately interested. Thc signs to which wo refer are embodied in certain private advices we have just received from Washington, which include the following statements, as emanating from a high authority. "The impeachment movement will not bo pushed during ?the present session. The Judiciary Committee of thc House will probably be occu? pied till March in examining witness? es, collecting evidence and making up a case. Meantime, as we arc in? formed, President Johnson is expect? ed to broach a compromise with Congress on the Greeley platform of j a general amnesty to Southern rebels, State by State, for impartial suffrage, whites, mulattoes, negroes and all. This plan proposes to let each State concci-ned act for itself, and when it | shall have voluntarily granted impar? tial suffrage, to admit its representa? tives into Congress, chosen upou this basis, and then, with certain excep? tions, to grant to the rebels of the State thus reinstated a general par? don. We understand that Chief! Justice Chase is inclined !.. favor this proposition, together with some leading members of Congress, and that Greeley, like Barkis, is also wil? ling. Leading Southern men are to be consulted, aud some coniidonce is expressed in tho success of tin scheme." -?-???- >? Thc East River was completely bridged over by tho iee gorges, on Wednesday, says a New York paper, aud many hardy adventurers crossed over it on foot. The natural bridge thus formed was by no means perma? nent, however. With tin; ebb tide, the mass commenced moving, and the persons in transita found them? selves afloat. They were nearly all rescued by passing steamers, one mau only beiug certainly lost, al? though there were rumors of nume? rous others being missing. Im? mense crowds ranged along the piers and bulkheads on both sides of the river to see thc novel spectacle. -.<..?-. DETERMINATION.- The New York Herald's Washing!on correspondent, in some speculations on the subject of reconstruction, .-ays: "The President is immovable. An intimate friend of his quotes a re? mark, that lie -will fight tho radicals until a certain place freezes over, and then fight them on the iee." " THE VOICE OK NEW YORK.-The Nat ional Intelligencer refers to the recent debate iu the House of Rep? resentatives on reconstruction, and says: The voice of the great com? mercial metropolis was heard last night emphatically and forcibly in favor of the restoration of fraternal fei-ling and of the policy of concilia? tion. Mr. Dodge, of New York city, spoke last.night, at the evening ses? sion of tho House in a spirit of statesmanship and practical business sagacity. True, he advocated the constitutional amendment, and de? clared that it was meant as a finality, and was so regarded by tho country. But he urged its adoption with words of kindness, and not of abuso and of threatening. He declared that New York could never have been carried at the last election if it bad been understood that Mr. Stevens' bill was to become the platform of the radical party; and he notified the House that the business interests of the country were already in a fever? ish, excited condition by reason of tho extreme measures threatened, aud warned gentlemen of the immi? nent danger of persisting in the course which some of them seemed inclined to adopt. CHICAGO.-Thanks to the advan? tages of her position, Chicago bas been able to draw from abroad nearly all the money needed for her great enterprises. " The Times, of that city, thus states the case: "If anybody ever raised so much as five dollars in Chicago to build a railroad or a canal, tho fact has not transpired; and the individual who contributed the amount is keeping it quiet, lest he excites the derision of bis acquaintances. Then; are churches in this city which never cost a dollar of Chicago money. The same is true (d' railroads. We an> so many and so important that we think outside mis? sionaries can afford to build their own churches and still have a margin for profit in the honor of having a church in the city. So of railroads; if people want our trade, or want to convert us, let them furnish the fa? cilities Hi "nisei ves." The New York Post says it re? quires an incomo of nearly $10,01)0 to live comfortably in New York. A negro mau near Vicksburg, last Saturday, th^ew an old bomb-shell into the fire to soe if the powder in it was still good. He is now in a criti? cal condition, minus an arm and half his face. Caroline James ?lied in llichmond recently, ag?d 130 years. She left thirty-five children-so says tho Whig. The Augusta Chronicle reports thc sale of ?i large quantity of fine veni? son, in that city, recently, at from fifty to sixty cents per pound. A New York court luis just decided tiiat a husband having two wives is liable for goods sold to both of them. 10,000 Indians are on the war path in the Western Territories. ..nur? NEWS. POUT OF CHARLESTON. JAN. 21.). A HU: VED IESTERDAY. Sehr Mattie E. Taber, Now York. WENT TO SKA YESTERDAY. Brig John Pierco, Stroufc, Matanzas. SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL thos,- indebted to GREGG A RO? BERTS or to mo before tito year I860, will make it to their interest hy callingaud making some arrangements with me with? out anv delay. DECATUR P. GREGG. Jan 30 2 Potatoes. 25 BBLS. PINK EYES. For sale bv J:m 30TISHER A LOWRANCE. HAMS ! HAMS! AFINE LOT just received, at Jan 30 J. C. SEEGERS * CO. CHEESE! CHEESE!! 1 f\ BOXES fine CHEESE, at XV/ JO.IN C. SEEGERS A CO. Jan 30 EXTRA BACON STRIPS ! A. Jan 30 J. C. SEEGERS A CO. CHEWING TOBACCO. 1 / A BOXES CHEWING TOBACCO of JL\J various grades, at Jan 3(1 .101IN C. SEEGKRS A CO. WHISKEY ! WHISKEY ! ?T/\ BARRELS OLD RYE WHISKEY, at \Jrwholesale aud retail. Jan 30 J. C. SEEGERS & CO. ATTENTION CITIZENS! CLARK TPEETE, HOUSE, SION and ORNAME N jgjS^&TAL PAINTERS, Graining, Marb XsSpBdiug, (?liding. Glazing and Kal soming. Paper Hanging executed in the best manner on tho shortest notice. Shop on Assembly street, next deer to John Stork, between Washington and Ladv streets. Country orders promptly attended to. Jan 30 3mo " The State -:f South Carolina- Rich? land District. IX TUE COMMON I'LEAS. Robert Henry Walton vs. Tho National Express and Transportation Company. Foreign Attachment. WHEREAS tho plaintiff did, on tho twenty-third day of January, 1SU7, tile his declaration against the defendants, who (as it is said) are absent from and without the limits <>f this Stato, and has no attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said declaration might be served: It is. therefore, on motion of J. D. Trade well, Esq., plaintiffs attorney, ordered that the said defendants do appear and plead to thc said declaration, oner before the 21th day of January, which will bo in tho year of our Lord <>:ie thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight: otherwise final an i absolute judgment will then bo given and awarded against them. 1). B. MILLER, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Richland District, Janua ry 23, 18G7._Jan 3D gi Virginia Mountain Butter ! BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MOUNTAIN CHEESE, Very lino APPLE BUTTER, Ac., Ac-all fresh and of very choice quality. Just're eeived niel will hi; sold at verv low prices. EDWARD SILL, Jan 2? 2 Washington street. NOTICE. Till 11", subscriber respectfully informs tho JL ladies and gentlemen of the. city of Columbia that he has rented the bakery ormerly occupied by Mr. A. Gardner. He has also oponed a store opposite tho Ex? press Office, Camden street, where ho will keep constantly on hr.nl tho choicest Bli EAD and CAR ES. T. WIBBELT. P. S. -AU orders will be promptly attend cd to. Jan 20 3 EVERGREENS AND ROSES F 0 R S A L E. THE subscriber offers for sale a choice select ion of E V E lt G lt E E N S and ROSES, consisting of Magnolia, Grandi? flora, Pyramidal, Horizontal and Weeping Cypress, Swedish, Irish and Savine Juni? pers, and etlior varieties of Evergreens, with a lino selection of cindee and new Roses. Mus. F. LEAEMONT, Corner Washington and Gates sts., _ Jan 29 :> Columbia, s. c. REMOVED. DR. Ii. W. GIBBES has removed his residence and office to Mrs. McMa? hon's, on Senate street, South of Trinity Church._ Jan 20 ||6T9 " Breakfast Bacon. m WO THOUSAND lbs. BACON STRIFS, J. for sale low bv E. A G. D. HOPE. Jan 25 ONE HUNDRED packages Nos. 1 and 3 MACKEREL, in kits, quarter, half and whole barrels, of warranted quality and weight. E. A G. D. HOPE. * Jan 25 Mountain Butter. 11EN kegs choice MOUNTAIN BUTTER. . for sale low. E. A G. D. HOPE. Jan 25 New Orleans Sugar and Synin. fr HUHS. NEW ORLEANS SUGARS. fj G bbls. " " SYRUP. Just in ami f^r sale bv Jan 25 E.A G. I?. HOPE. Planting Potatoes. fT f\ BBLS. PLANTING IRISH TOTA *J\J TOES, in fine order. For sale by Jan 2."> E. A G. H. HOPE. GARDEN SEEDS. NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS, in great variety and quantity, for sale bv Jan 13 E. A G. D. HOPE. There are now three United States soldiers in the guard-house at Au? gusta, charged with mutiny in threat? ening the l'vcs of their commanding officers. Tho small pox is raging so violent? ly ut Chattanooga that tin mortality I has gone as high ns .seven victims in one day. . A Masonic temple is to he erect? fl in Washington, at a cost of 12,000. It is probable that Congress will finally "deny the soft impeachment." Janney's Hall. F ii OM ENGLAND. Ni?;s at St. Janies' Hali. Loudon. Opens Thursday Evening, Jan. 31, And everv evening dining thc woek. A gran.! MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTER? NOON, at 3 o'clock. THE TWO M ?Sf EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITIONS OF THE AGE C O M li I ? E !) . mn F latent EUROPEAN SENSATION, I L bv Gustave Dore and John Martin, ] TABLEAUX of tho APOCALYPSE ! * Ortho Book of Revelations Illustrated, j Togotlier with the origma! MILTONIAN j TAKLE AUX of PARADISE LOST. j Price ' f admission, 7.1 cents. Secured I seats, $1. Children 50 cents. Door.-open j at 7 o'clock. Commence at S o'clock. Diagram of Hall at P. B. (?lass' Kook Stoi c, where secured scats can be obtain? ed .luring tlie day. .bm 30 I* FOR NEW YORK. THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP CARROIi, (1,100 TONS,] Of tuc Baltimore und Liverpool Linc, | WILL sail from Charleston for New York on or about the 5th of FEB? RUARY. Capacity 1,400 hales. Through freight on COTTON, from Co? lumbia, S. C., to Now York, FIVE DOL? LARS per bale. Cabin passage, from Columbia to New York, TWENTY-FIVE D??LCARS. Shippers will please advise us of con? signments by mail of 2d. at latest, for freight ?ir passage, apply to COURTENAY A I'RENHOLM, Pier No. 1, Union Wharves, .lan 30 2 Charleston, S. C. TO TIENT. milE BRICK STORE, on Main street JL 5- feet by 24 -form- riv occupied by J. C. B. Smith, opposite Kenn? th A Gib? son's. Terms reasonable. Apply to Mn. E. STENHOUSE for information. ?Ta:: -JG G* NOTICE." \ LL persons having claim* against thc ?X. linn of s. SHERIDAN .V CO., arc hereby notified to present their accounts immediately; and all those indebted are called upon to come forward at once and settle up. s. SHERIDAN, Jan 27 3 ^ nrviving Partner. New Orleans Molasses. "VTEW CROP New Orleans Molasses, bv J3I Jan is FISHER & LOWRANCE. NEW BAC0?T IrVlU SALE bv 1 FISHER A LOWRANCE. _.Tati ls_ Teas ! Teas ! ! AT VERY HIGH PRICES. Imperial, Gun-Powder, Oolong. The very best that can be had. Just re? ceived bv " FISHER A LOWRANCE. Jan 12_ PURE LEAF LARD, IN 100-POUND PACKAGES, at verv low rates, bv FISHER A LOWRANCE. Jun 12 Rice! Rice! CCAROLINA and RANGOON, atvervlow / prices, by FISHER & LOWRANCE. CHEAP SOAP AND STARE!!. TURPENTINE SOAP, Palo Bar " Laundry " Diamond Starch, Concentrated Lye, Washing Soda. For sale by FISHER A HEINITSH, Druggists. Fine Weather for Gardens. (1ALL and buy your Seeds. All kinds, J at low rates. Peas, Cabbages, Tur? nips, Beans. Beets, Corn, Tomatoes a full supply, at FISHER A HEINITSH, Jan 17 Druggists. Toothache Cured in One Minute. rriHE most violent toothache relieved in 1 one minute. For nah? by FISHER & HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Cheap Light. 13Ubi'. KEROSENE OIL-best quality cheapest light no smell -np smoke at wholesale and retail low price-at FISHER A IIEINITSH'S Dec 1 Drug Store. The Two-Shilling Cough Remedy ! A COMBINATION of Wild Cherry and f\ Tar. A valuable cough cure for con? sum?a ion, coughs, colds, asthma, influenza, catarrh and all lung diseases. Only 25 cent: a bottle. For sale by FISHER A HEINITSH, Pharma -isis. Cftmry Seed. "?>1RD SEED, just receive ! and for saie .!> by FISHER A HEINITSH. Finest Assortment of Toilet Articles. HAIR BRUSHES, Tooth Brushes, Co? lognes, Lubin's Extracts, Soaps, line Perfumery, Powders. Puffs anil boxes, Combs, French Po nades. Cosmetics, Ele? gant Hair Preparations, for restoring grey hair to black, restoring its growth and em? bellishing Hie hair; Hair Dves. For sale by Dee bi FISHER A HEINITSH. Thc Paraguayan war is almost sus ? pended, but -i vigorous conscription is going on in Brazil. A Paraguayan garrison has revolted, and ls fortified in the mountains. ? A Wisconsin court lately decided that a man has a right to chastise iii.-, wife to a ' .reasonable extent." Snow drifts twenty feet deep are reported to be on the plains. In want of Job Printing (JARD, HANDBILL OB PAMPHLET, if\' PRICE AND STYLE. mil KEE ROOMS in my house-, (cnr?er of JL Lady and Rull streets.) with Kitchen, Servant's Room and Stahles; Thc ga? is laid on to each room. A well and hydrant water on tho premises. JOHN A. KAY, For further particulars, apply at thc office of Kav A- Hewctson, Architects, new Rank Building. Jan 27 3 TO RENT, A-TL A DWELLING, with eight upright lij??jl rooms and attic, and all necessary ""' out-buildings, four squares from Main street. Applv for terms, ?fcc., to LEVIN A PE1XOTTO, Jan 25 Auctioneers. HOUSE TO RENT. MON Mainstreet, five squares below State House, containing six. square rooms and two basement rooms, to? gether with all necessary out-buildings, such as carriage hons", stables, Kitchens, Ac. Apply at this office. Jan 23 fi HOES ?ND CHAINS. Al thc Sinn of the Golden Pad-Lock. ONH HUNDRED ch.y.. HOES, assorted qualities and sizes. 500 parrs TRACE CHAINS, assorted. Iustoreand for sale CHEAP for CASU by JOHN C. DIAL. Jan 24 OILS! OILS'.! OILS'. ! ! .1/ lite .s:>jn ?f thc <:olden Pad-Lock. JUST received, a good snpplv of TAN? NERS* OILS, MACHINERY OILS. Roiled and Raw LINSEED OILS, pure KEROSENE OIL. And for sale low bv Jan 21 JOHN C. DIAL. Notice. np?L Creditors ?d' the late C.lionel J. JL Foster Marshall ar.' request! d io meet at Ahh.-ville Court House, on the ."/.li of FEBRUARY next, at 12 o'clock. A punc? tual attendance is very desirable. E. A. MARSHALL. Executrix. Jan 12 J. W. W. MARSHALL, Kx'or. j Buckwheat Flour. 2P (\f\ LliS. prime BUCKWHEAT ,OUU FLOUR for sale- lfi pounds for $1. E. A Ch D. HOPE. Jan IS_. _ New Books. THE DRAYTON".-; AND D AVENANTS, a Story of the English Civil Wars. By -'Cotta Sehonberg Family."' Mary, the Hand-maid of tao Lord. By same authors. Tho Merchant >.f Berlin, bv Maulhach, ? author of "Joseph ll.'" and "Frederickthc ' Great's Curt." Out of Town; by Barry Gray. History of a Mouthful of Bread, Ac, Ac. Thoughts on Personal Religion; by Goul bourn-cheap and line editions. At Odds; hy author of "Quits." What the Moon Saw: by Hans Anderson. And a new snpplv of "Diaries," for 18G7. For salo at Mc CAI IT ER'S I?OOK-S?O RE, Opposite Columbia Law Range. Jan 13 _ R. L. BRYAN. ISAAC 3ULZBACHER7 J 8ULZBACKER& CO.'S, <~5 EAS on baud a splendid _ _ ?yX assortment of CLOCKS,^ss^ JKLsSwhich will b,c sob- VERY LOW. Also, a splendid assortment of SPECTA? CLES, of all kinds and qualities, from FIFTY CENTS to TEN DOLLARS, toge? ther with an assortment of WATCHES AND 4EWEUY* .Personal attention given to tho I?, o p n i a * i ii ?> OF WATCHES, JEWELRY ANO CLOCKS. ?~{??A!l work guaranteed for one year. Jan 16 thoo Cutlery! Cutlery! ! AFULL assortment of Table .and Pocket CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c, in store and for sale low by JolIN C. DIAL. Ale, ikle. -J ?\ BBLS. of tho host CREAM ALE, .i *U wholesale and on draught. Dec 28 J. C. SEEGERS A CO. Hoes, Chains, Axes, $c 11 WO HUNDRED doz. HOES, assorted . sizes and qualities. 300 pairs PLOW and WAGON TRACE CHAINS. 50 doz. best Warranted AXES. 1,000 Swedes PLOW MOULDS. Willi a fud assortment of Plow Steel, Plantation Iron, Wagon and Plow Hame: Spades, Shovels. Ac. For salo at lowest market prices for cash bv Jan 25 J. A T. R. AGNEW. PURE SALTPETRE. FIVE HUNDRED pounds pure SALT? PETRE, for curing beef. Use the best; it is tho cheapest. Get it at FISHER A ll El NITS 11 S Dec 1 Drug Store. "BEWARE OF THAT COUGH!" rinUE changing season is productive of I many afflictions of the lungs and throat. A small cough is the voice of na? ture telling you to beware of the danger of a neglected cough. Fer all kinds of cough and affections of ttu; lungs, use "STAN? LEY'S COUGH SYRUP." It willcuroyon. Begin at once. Don'tdelav. Goto FISHER ii HEINITSH, ami ask for "Stanley's." l'hey are the proprietors. Nov 0 HARVEY'S ITCH OINTMENT ! IT cures Koli in twenty-four hours. It cures all kinds of Itch--Barber's Itch, Damp Itch. Tetter Itch, Pile Itch, Scald liead Itch. For sale by FISHER A HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Ouii. 1?KADIKO Rooac.-Our friends are invited to visit tho P/uenix reading room, where they will find on file papers and periodicals from every section of thc Union. Thc building is open day and night. PIANO TONINO. -Mr. Feaster, a native of this State, ami a blind man. is now in this city, for a few days, iur the purpose of timine; and repairing pianos. He brings certificates of Lis abilities. Orders can be left at the store of M. L. Kiuard, Estp, Plain street. We have been requested tu ?tate that the pews of Hie .Marion Sire t Methodist Church will be rented this afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Persons d< siring, to rent pews are invited to ait nd. A committee, ap? pointed hythe board of Stewards, will bo at the church to receive all applications and to give to applicants all desired infor? mation. THE M:.\TON;AN TABLEAUX. -Tins mag? nificent panorama, which baa elicited such universal admiration wherever it has been exhibited, will be unrolled in Janney's lb.ll to-morr ?w awning. Wc extract the following ii'tit e of it from tho Charleston News': "The representation of tho Miilonian Tableaux attracted quite a large audience, last night, ami the Hibernian Hall was comfortably lilied. Thc theta'' was ono well worthy of both the poet and tho painter. Some of the scones were ver3 attractive, and the lecturer bring tho? roughly an fait, in his part, rendered thc delineations far more appreciable, by bia apt quotations. Thc painting is not with? out merit, and the interest increases as successive wonders are unfolded to the .view." How TO PREVENT COLD FEET. -Cold feet aro a nuisance -they arc inconvenient and decidedly uncomfortable. Ladies, we un? derstand, ai t- frequently seriously troubled with cold feet, and we presume that, so long as they insist upon wearing thin shoes and thin an 1 very small boots, especially during winter weather, just so long will they be troubled as above. A young lady up town has kindly furnished a recipe, which she has tried and knows to be effec? tive, that will keep feet warm, and we give it, without, however, recommending its general use. She says: "I am troubled with cedd feet, but I manage to keep them warm by lying in bed every morning until my mother has built a rousing tire and prepared breakfast. I then get up, placo my feet on the front of the stove, eat my morning meal, ri ail the nows, and after warming some flannels and wrapping them about my "poor feet." return to bed, ?vhore I remain until nearly noon. I repeat this every twenty-four hours, and find it very comfortable. I think I shall survive'." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention ia call? ed to the following advertisements, which are published this morning for thc first time: Courtenay A Trenholm- -Steamer Carrol. Exhibition d' Miltonian Tableaux. D. P. Gregg- Special Notice. D. J?. Miller -In the Common Plc;-.;!. Clark .t Peetc -Sign Painting, etc. Fisher A Lowrance -Potatoes. J. C. Seegers & Co.-Hams, Cheese, etc. ACCEPT NO OTHER.-Do not allow your? self to be satisfied with any other Soap than that manufactured by Colgate A. Co., New York, and bearing the imprint ofthat linn. These Soaps are made with care and skill, and are all of them healthful and of especially cleansing properties. They should be kept by all dealers in fami? ly goods, and our readers should insist, upon having no other Soap but Colgate's. ANOTHER FAIR OFFER TP o Purchasers 11 Prices Jieduceil Lower Than Ever.' ! C. F. JACKSON ANNOUNCES to his numerous patrons that he has made a reduction in the prices of all his Good-', as he is DETER? MINED TO SELL CHEAP. Clothing and Hats at Cost ! ! Jan 13 Pi .fessor of Music. ^-Sffi - -?a MR. JOS. 11 ART DENCE, ?c?S?*?= =38 Professor of Music, will give fli 1 I "lessons on Piano and Violin. Terms made known on application at ins resilience, Camden (orTaylor) street, near Charlotte Depot. Jan 8 Imo* JOHN PRESTON, Jr., Attorney at Law and Solicitor ia Equity. Office on Law Range. Jan 12 Imo* RECEIVED .OL* O => X> -A. 3T S A GOOD CLOTH CLOAK for. $? CO ?\_ Extra " .' . 8 Of? Long Shawls. .5 00 Plaid " .2 50 breakfast Shawls. 75 Ladies' Merino Vests. 1 50 " Kid Gloves.1 00 Heavy Satin?is...... 37J Good'Kentucky Jeans. 25 Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs. 10 " " Hem-stitched do. 25 Bent's Buck Gloves.1 25 Sood Prints. 12$ Bed Ticks . 25 " Bleached Shirtings. 25 star Ginghams. 25 Mi) packs Pins, at low prices. Variety of Goods at reduced prices. And will receive weekly supplies of French doods from auction, at prices that nust give satisfaction. ALFRED TOLLESON. Dec 27 Blacksmith Tools. WE now offer a full stock of best ENG? LISH STEEL-FACED AN VILS, Slacksmith Bellows, Solid Box Vices, Steel aced Hand ami Sledge Hammers, Screw Mates, Stocks and Dies, Files, Rasps, Ac, it a very small advance on cost for cash, md al lower rah s (han they eau be brought 'rum any other market. Jan 25 J. & T. R. AGNEW.