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HeiTi Item?. ?k .^IIARCRSTON, March 31.-Arrived ?-Steamers Champion and Emily B. lk'uid^r, New York; Falcon, Balti? more. Sailed-Barque A. B. "Wyan, New York; brig Isabella Beanman, schooners M. M. Merimau and F. F. Hall, Philadelphia. . AUGUSTA, March 31.-The Demo? cratic Convention of^the Fifth Con? gressional District convened here to-day. Tho action of the Central Exeoutive Committee, in recommend? ing Irwin for Governor, wns ap? proved. No candidates for Congress. 'O'. A. Locherano was nominated by the Democrats for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District, aud P. W. Alexander in the Third. Tho blacks had a mass meeting in Macon yesterday. The banner dis? played in the procession bad on it, "Every man that don't vote the radi? cal ticket, this is the way we want to do him-bang him by tho neck." There was no collision. MACON, GA., Mnrcb 31.-George Ashburn, a prominent actor in radi? cal politics, was killed in Columbus last night, by parties unknown. SELMA, ALA., March 31.-Judge Pope, of the 12th Circuit Court of Alabama, was arrested, yesterday, at Jacksonville, I the military authori? ties, and confined, for failnre or re? fusal to execute the jury orders. Judge Pope was an original, and all the time, Union man. WASHINGTON, March 31.-Judgo Black, yesterday, in the Supreme Court, desired to argue the effect of the recent legislation on McArdle. During the colloquy, Judge Grier said he felt called upon to rindicate himself from whatever of obloquy or censure may attach to any one in this matter; that he thought the fail? ure to deoide the McArdle case will be considered as a design on the part of the court to wait for legislation to relieve them from tho performance of an unpleasant duty. Grier closed with: "Pudethac opprobire did et non poluisse'repelll." I am ashamed that such au opprobrium should bo cast npon the court, aud that it cannot be refuted. There will be further pro? ceedings to-day. The House adopted the conference report on the tax bill; it goes to thc President The Supreme Court has postponed the argument in tho McArdle case until next term. Gen. Hancock issued an order to? day, assuming command of the divi? sion of tho Atlantic, with his head? quarters in Washington. The divi? sion embraces the Department of the East of Washington and of the Lakes. The McArdle argument was post? poned on motion of Carpenter, who was not prepared. The managers made tremendous efforts to-day, saying should tho point go against them, they would feel compelled to retire and con? sult tho House. When the deci? sion was announced, Butler said tho managers desired to retire for con? sultation. Gen. Morehead characterizes the interviews of Stanton and Thomas as somewhat jocular; no hostile mani? festations. The vote in private ses? sion, sustaining Chase, was 31 to 19. Littlo evidence taken to-day. The President's friends seem in excellent spirits. It bas transpired that the President k changed the form of appointment of X blanks to conform to the Tenure cf f Office Act, after that law passed. Congreatflonu.1. WASHINGTON, March 31.-In the Senate, nothing previous to the meet? ing of tho Court; journal omitted. Evidence proceoded with, until Stan bery objected. Chase sustained the managers. Drake objected. Chase maintained that ho had a right to make preliminary deoisions subject to appeal. Drake appealed. Mana? gers sustained tho appeal. Butler said ho was glad tho issue arose, when ruling was in their favor. D?fonce took no part in the contest. A motion to retire, prevailed, Chaso voting aye, to decid:; tic. Doolittle and Saulsbury, Democrats, only vot? ing nay. After three hours' absence, Chase announced tho decision that ho should decide questions of ovi donce and preliminary questions subject to appeal to Senate. Ad? journed. In tho nouso, nothing important, beyond passing tho Tax Conference report. Flour! Flour!! (\r\ HRLS. FLOUR, Ow 150 Hacks Flour; from best Family to good Super. FISHER ? LOWRANCE. FINANCIAL AM) COMMERCIAL.. CoiiOjnjiA, S. C., Mareil 31.-Sales of cotton to-day 38 bolos-middling 26 NEW YORK, March 31-Noon. Gold 38^. Money active, at 7. Flour ?rni. c-orn l?cj^c. lower. Pork ?toadv-meas 25. Lard doll, at 15^4 @l6j-2- Cotton firm; sales 4,750 bales, nt 27 for uplands. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton a .shade firmer; sales 9.000 bales, at 27@27>?-mostly at21}?; dosing quiet, at 27%. Flour dull-State 3c. lower; Southern white 17.20. Pork heavy, nt 24.95. Lard heavy, at 15}j?(7?\16>.?. Freights firmer-Cotton sail 5-l?@%', steam %@7-lG. Gold 38),,'. Sterling dull, at 9??. BA?/TTMORE, March 31.-Cotton firm, at 27. Flour firm and active, at full prices. Corn dull-white 15; yellow 19. Oats firm, at 88@90. Mess pork quiet and firm. Lard quiet, at 17. CINCINNATI. March 31.-Mess pork quiet, at 24.75. Shoulders 113^; clear sides 15. Lard dull and nominal. CHARLESTON, March 31.-Cotton quiet and easier, but quotably un? changed; sales 550 bales-middling 27>to ; receipts 547. AUGUSTA, March 31.-Cotton mnr ket active and firmer; sales 1,100 bales-middling 2!"> .'^,26; receipts 160. SAVANNAH, March 31.-Cotton opened firm, closing with an upward tendency-middlings 26@26,^ ; sales 391 bales; receipts 1,258. NEW ORLEANB, March 31.-Cotton demand good; market unsettled; sales 4,000 bales-middling 27>^; receipts 4,389. Sugar-fair to fully fair Lou? isiana 13%. Molasses-primo fer? menting 62)^(365. Flour firm double extra 15.75. Corn 1.02@. 1.02J4. Lard quiet, at 17>4'@17^. Gold 40. LIVERPOOL, March 31-3 P. M. Cotton firm and aoiive; prices un? changed. LONDON, March 31-Evening. Securities unchanged. LIVERPOOL, March 31-Evening. Cotton ohangeable; closed firmer and advanced 1-16-uplands afloat Orleans in.<@lHe'. Man? chester advices favorable. Chicora Base Ball Club. i REGULAR meeting of your Club will ^i. be hold THIS (Wednetidav) EVEN? ING, at 7i o'clock. Bv order of the President. April 1 D. B. CARRINGTON, Sec'y. The H. Y. M. Dramatic Association WILL give another PERFORMANCE TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVEN? ING, in Janney's Hall, when will be pre? vented tho favorite drama of "The Too dles." and the faros of "Lend me Five Shilling?." Admittauco 25 couts. April 1 a Bichland Lodge No. 39, A. F. M. AA REGULAR communication of ! thia Lodge will bo held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, tho lat met., ut 8 o'clock, at Masonic Hall. By order of tho W. M. April 11_R. TOZER, Socrotary. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Charlotte & South Carolina E. E. Co. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Coi. UM m A, S. C., March 81, 1868. ON and after this date, the Trains over this Road will ran aa follow?: Leave Columbia at. 4.00 p. m. Arrive at Charlotte at.11.00 p. m. Leave Charlotte at.ll.:?j p. m. Arrive at Columbia at. 6.00 a. m. PaHBen?er8 taking thia routo, going North mako close connections ut Greena boro, Weldon and Portsmouth, to all prin? cipal Northern cities. S9~ Ticket? optional from Greensboro, either via Danville or Raleigh; and from Portsmouth either vi? Bay Lino or Anna niessic Route. Baggage checked through. *F- TIME AS QUICK and PARE AS LOW as by any other ronto. Connectionn'made both *avn with trains of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad. For THROUGH TICKETS to Richmond. Washington, Baltimoro, Philadelphia and Now York, anni v at Ticket Ofhco, foot Blan ding street. CALEB BOUKNIGHT, April 1 Superintendent. CLENDINTNG HOUSE. BOARD! $1.50 a day. Located conve niont'to tho publia halls and buainous portion of tho city. Thc attention of dele? gates to tho State Convention ie invited to the above. J. CLENDINING, March ?ll 3_Proprietor. To Delegates and Others Attending the Convention, April 2d, in Co? lumbia. AS tho Railroad? have reduced tho fare, wc deem it hut just toredueo HOTEL CHAROES for that occasion to all who may ?top at Niokorson's Hotel. WILLIAM A. WUIGIIT, March 'tl il Superintendent. FLOUR. 300 8ACK8 COUNTRY FLOUR, for ?alo. Discount made to deal? ers. R. O'NEALE A SON. March .11 Scrofula, or King's Kvll, in cured by using Hcinitah's Quota's Delight. State Convention. Tho Democratic Club of Richland District respectfully invite a conven? tion of delegates from all the Dis? tricts of the State, to bo held at G~C-6K'O Hull, ia this city, on rnurs day, the 2d of April next, at half-past 7 o'clock P. M. A full representation is earnestly desired. J. P. THOMAS, F. w. MCMASTER, EDWARD HOPE, PRESLEY BROWN, W. C. SWAFFIELD, Central Committee. In accordance with tho resolution adopted at the late meeting of the Democratic party of Richland Dis? trict, the following gentlemen are appoiuted delegates to represent that District in the Democratic State Con? vention to be held on Thursday, April 2: John S. Preston, W. F. DeSaus suro, James G. Gibbes, F. W. Mc Master, W. K. Baohman, J. P. Tho? mas, D. W. Ray, W. W. White, D. H. Trezevant, Thomas Boyne, John Agnew, John Lynch, A. N. Talley, Clark Waring, R. J. Adams, John English, J. G. Lykes, John H. Kin sler, Preston Bookter, Jas. Douglas, N. Edmunds, James B. Adger, R. C. Shiver, Richard O'Neale, sr., A. L. Solomon, Thomas Davis, J. D. Pope, A. P. Alexander, Thomas Taylor, C. A. Bodell. W. B. STANLEY, President. R. O'NKAI?E, jr., Secretary. Bacon Sides, Hams and Lard. 30,000 lbs. BACON HIDES. 2,000 lbs. Sugar-cured HAMS. 1,000 lbs. LARD. For salo bv H. O'NEALE A SON, Cotton Town! March 25 ICE CREAM. MCKENZIE'S SALOON 1B now OPEN for the season. Greenfield's Row, corner Main and Lady Btreets. March 17 _ SPRING GOODS. IHAVE just received my supply of Ano SPRING GOODS, consisting of Cloths, Cassimerca, Ac, which will be made up in the latest styles, at Bhort notice J. F. EISENMANN, March 25 Imo Merchant Tailor. ICE CREAM GARDEN. THE undersigned has opeued an ICE CREAM GARDEN on Assembly street, next to Jannoy's Hull, where ho will sup? ply his old customers with tho best of ICE CHEAM, CAKE, LEMONADE, etc. March 2G Imo CHARLES MINORT. Gnano and Raw Bone Phosphate. THE undorsiguod have been appointed agents for tho sale of SOLUBLE PA? CIFIC GUANO and BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, and will tako cash orders for tho same, when quantities of a ton or upwards are required, at Charleston prices with expenses added. Solublo Pacilic Guano .it $05 per ton in Charleston. Baugh's Raw Bono Phosphato at $00 per ton in Charleston. Those buying iu small quantities can bo supplied boro ut a small advance on cost and charges. Circulars furnished on ap? plication to J. A T. R. AGNEW. Mareil 28 NOTICE. ON and after MARCH 28, there will bo no LOCAL FREIGHTS received for PENDLETON and WALHALLA until the bridge over Rocky River is rebuilt, in which case duo notice will be given. R. H. WALTON, March 29 3 Goneral Agent. Columbia Male School of Palmetto Lodge No. 5,1. 0. 0. F. ??rn-. THIS School, the exorcises /ft?mW of which were interrupted hy ifi?Jj?^f.tho death of the Hov. F. W. '????S l'ajie, will be resumed on MON WrafDAY. :i0th instant. <S9^ GREEK, Latin, French, Book-Keeping, and all the English branches, will bo taught, and scholars bo propared for entering any Collego or Uni? versity. Mr. W. LKC. STEVENS, of tho South Carolina University, will assist mo in the school. 'Forms $10 por quarter. March 28 H. O. SAMS, Principal. Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. Glf\ BBLS. FRESH CRACKERS, for salo 4\J low by E. A G. D. HOPE. March 27_ Self-Raising Flour. -| f\ BARRELS Hocker's Self-Raising ?\J FLOUR, for sale low by March 27_E. A G. D. nOPE. SWEET CIDER. Q BARRELS just received and for sale tj bv tho gallon or barrel, by March 21 GEO. SYMMBRS. FRESH CRACKERS. MUSHROOM, Soda, Trenton Butter, Tea Crackers, Jumbles, Ac, for salo by GEO. SYMMER3. March 21 _ BUTTER, &c. 2FIRKINS Strictly Choice Orange Coun? ty BUTTER, 1,000 lbs. Sugar-curod Strips, ;t tierces Extra Sugar-cured Hams, Standard and Fancy Groceriea received daily, and gnaranteod ilrst class in quali? ty and reasonable in prico. ' March 21 GEO. SYMMERS. CORN! CORN! g 0O() BUSHELS Prime Teimessco and Northern Georgia CORN, on hand, nub daily itmvtx. FRESH BOLTED MEAL, ground daily, which we offer for sale low. J. O. MATHEWSON & CO., Oencral Commission Merchants, Mar 28 G Augusta, Georgia. SCHEVEN S~?T SAVANNA Ii, GA. THE abovo HOTEL, o? modern conatruction, with all the conveniences of the _-best Northern Hotel?, ha? recently changed hands, and ?H now con? ducted by T. S. NICKERSON, ot tho Planters'Hotel, Augusta; National Hotel, Atlanta, and Nickeraon House, Columbia, S. C. Tho furniture throughout ia of tho most elegant deeeription, the rooms scrupu? lously clean and woll ventilated, and the attendance is equalled bv none in tho South. Travelers Btopping at the abovo Hotel will find tho comforts and conveniences of their own homeB. The Proprietor pledgee himself that every delicacy afforded either by Northern or Southern markets, will be constantly supplied to bia tc MP. SAY ANN A II, GA., March 19, 18C8. March 24 Imo ~IMPORTANT. PLANTERS and GARDNER8 will find ELLERRE'S PLANT TRANS-PLANT? ER, (Patentod 16th of October, 1866,j at JOHN 0. DIAL'S; by which Burplua plants of corn, cotton, or of any plant, may bo trans-planted in the same time that tho soil can bo replanted, without disturbing the fibrous roots. J. C. DIAL, Jan 10 t3mo_General Agent. FISHING TAOKXE. l\ A LARGE and complete assortment Li ot SILK, GRASS, FLAX and COTTON T * LINES; also, 25,000 of tho celebrated j..Dublin Limerick HOOKS, assorted \ sizes; Hooks on gut, Cork Floats, L Trout Spinners. Fly Spoons, Artificial ' ' Bait, Fishing Rods and Multiplying Reels, Ac. Just received at March 18 wal2? E. POLLARD'8. Two Dwellings to Rent. AHOUSE on Henderson street, Eight Rooms; out-buildings in good condi? tion. Also, a COTTAGE, Six Rooms, on Barnwell street. Ront low to an approved tenant. Apply to SAM. BEARD. March 21_stu Violin and Guitar Strings. A NEW supply of genuino ITALIAN STRINGS; also, a j full assortment of Violoncello 'StrjngB, with a ohoico selec? tion of Violin Bows, Screws, Tail-boards, Bridges, Rosin, A'C At Feb 4 tnf24?_E. POLLARD'8. COPELAND & DEARDEN. 10,000 lb?. Bacon SIDES j and SHOULDERS, 20 bags Rio Coffee, 5,000 bushels CORN. 5 hhds. Molasses, 10 hhds. Coffee Sugar, 50 sacks Liverpool Salt. 10 bbls. Now Orleans Molasses. Bagging and Bale Ropo._ _ Feb 23 CLOCKS, ' V":Vt'-v:v?* WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, Ac, Ac, ISAAC SULZBAGHER'S. REPAIRING, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, ATTENDED TO PERSONALLY. March 28_ Trotting Stallion Danville. THE fast trotting Stallion DAN ffS?S. VILLE, will stand this soaeon at ?XXlCOLUMPIA, affording a raro op? portunity to partioB desirous of improving tho ?peed of their ?tock. Danville is a dark bay horse, 15.$ hands high, largo bone, well muscled, and with fino stylo and action. His dam was Mesaongor Stock, and siro a Morgan Horso. Ho has trotted in 2.3K1 to wagon, in Baltimore. Danville will alao bo ?eut a part of tho season to NEWBERRY. CHESTER, WINNSBORO and GADSDEN. Terms, for tho season. ?25 ir. advance. F?i ?u thor particulars, apply to tho undersigned at Columbia. March 24 _S. SHERIDAN. AYoGARTH. - THIS thorough-bred imported TT__^^ Horse will make tho ensuing /i?iTAspring Season at Iii? Stables, at t l ?J the COLUMBIA RACE COURSE, t wo miles East of Columbia. Aysgarth is a dark' brown, sixtoen hands, fino form, groat power and action, and was ?ired by Baruton-dam by Inheritor; her dam Gin, by Jupiter, ont of Princess Frnima, by Remotnbranco; Baruton's dam, Martha Lynn, by Mulatto; ber dam Leda, by Folho ila nota Troasuro, by Camillus. Terms, $25* per season, payable at end of service; $50 per insurance. Groom'? foo $1. Marci? 21 imo* NATHAN DAVIS. uQLXXo-tioxx SJ ot loe? Patapsco Guano. BY JACOB LEVIN. Tilts (Wednesday) MORNING, 10 o'clock, to close tho oonsignrn???* ? Trill zf.\, 30 bbl?, of the above reliable FERTI? LIZER, in lots to suit purchaser. April 1 Fine Saddle Horse, Carts and Harness. BY JACOB LEVIN. THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, beforo my store, 1 Fine Ray Haddlo HOUSE, 4 Good Carta, \ Sets Harness. April 1 Prime Mules-Positive Sale. BY JACOB LEVIN. TniS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will BCU, beforo my store, 8 very superior MULES, in fine condi? tion. Sold for no fault but to change in? vestment. Persona in want of Mules wiU dojvoll to attend tho Rale. April 1 CUflmSSMNEBTs BALE. 8. M. Fearse vs. A. W. Lewis, Executors. et al. PURSUANT to the order of tho Court, in the above stated case, I will offer for sale, on the FIRST MONDAT in April next, All that lot of LAND and BRICKS there? on, in tho city of Columbia, on tho East sido of Main streot, bounded om tho North and East by tho lands of tho Ursuline Convent, on tho South by Richard Allen, and West by Main st ree t, fronting thereon GI feet and running back 208 feot 8 inchoB. TERMS OF SALE.-So much cash as will pay expenses of sale; balance on a credit of three years, with interest only, payable semi-annually, to be secured hy bona and mortgage of promises sold. D. B. DESAUSSURE, March 19 wa_C. E. B. D. SHEBJFFS SALES. BY virtue of sundry writs ot fieri facias, to mo directed, I will seU, on tho FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in April noxt, boforo tbe Court House in Columbia, i within the legal hours, the following pro? perty, viz: All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, upon which is situated the Hotel known aa the "Shiver House," in the city of Colum? bia, and bounded on the East by estate of J. I. Walter, South by Plain street, West by J. C. Janney's lot and Gates street, and North by Catholic Church lot, levied ou as the property of William Shiver, at the? snit of Robert C. Shiver vs. Wm. Shiver. ALSO, All that lot or parcel of LAND, in tho city of Columbia, on which is erected a, ? large Machine Shop and Foundry. Th? lot contains about 2? acres, and bounded North by Richland streot, East by E. W. Marshall's lot and homestead of defend? ant, South by Laurel street, and West by Lincoln street; levied on as the property of Wm. Glaze, at tho enit of E. J. Arthur r*. Wm. Glaze. ALSO, A tract of Land, in Richland District, containing 1,280 acres, more or leas, and bounded on the North by C. E. Frost, East by Watorco River, South by John. Motley, and West by lands of-Kerri? son; levied on as tho property of Moor? A Poag, at tho suit of the Stato of South. Carolina for taxes. Terms cash. F. W. GREEN, JKarch 14 f__S. R. D. TfttTl N Ot CLOTHING AT B. & W. G. SWAFFIELD'S, New Cassimeres. New Style Hats, SPLENDID LINE OF GENTS' Furnishing Goods Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Sec. CALL and examino. Extreme lowpricos for GOOD CLOTHING and ALL WOOL CASSTMESEG tt..d TWEEDS. a?- GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER in thc MOST APPROVED STYLES. WALKEU'S BLOCK. March 28 SEED OATS. -t pr r\ BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS, JLOy for salo by E. A G. D. HOPE. Bacon Breast Pieces. 2nnrk MM-, STRICTLY CHOICE. ,\)\j\J for family uso. Low for cash only. E. & G. D. HOPE. March 10