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"'MIM', i?1 mmmmmmmmmmezsozz? Foreign ti ?WS., M AD HIP, April -A gr^, popular de? monstration in favor of a republican form of government, bas taken place here. It is ru? mored that Generals Prim and Serrano aro at variance. FXQRBNOS, April 26.-Arms belopgiog to the Mai'.ziuian oopspiracy, have been seized in thin city. MADRID, April 26-.-Tho conscription au? thorized by Low bas been completed with? out serious disturbance. I ---O Domestic News. CHARLESTON, April 26.-Arrived-steamer J. W. Everman, Philadelphia; schooner Mary Stow, New York. . A?GUBTA, GA., April 26.-Basiness gene? rally suspedneu this afternoon, in honor of the .decoration of the Confederate grirVes. NEW YOBX, April 26.-Despatches from all parts of the country report the brilliant celebration of the semi-centennial of the Odd Fellows' order. MOBILE, April 26.-The steamer St. Kimo, belonging to the Mobile and Mont? gomery. Hail road, on the way to tho city, this morning, exploded her boilers. Mr. Clay, the steward, was blown overboard, and drowned ; six other officers were serious? ly bumed and bruised, but no passengers hart. BOSTON, April 26.-A petition is circu? lating, requesting tho President to appoiut Fred. Douglass Minister to Brazil. . *-i-o WnalilngtOm New?. WASHINGTON, April 26.-Senators Shor man, Pool and Sumner have succeeded in engineering a reconciliation between Abbott and Sprague. Spraguo writes to Abbott that he wrote tho paragraph which gave Abbott offence boforo Abbott spoke; where? upon Abbott writes to Spraguo: "My allu? sion to yon in the Senate was founded on a misconception. I ask you to consider it unsaid." The President has recognized Charles M. Hagan, Turkish Consul at Philadelphia. Tho steamer Uselda was snagged in the Missonri Biver, thirty miles above St. Croix, and while sinking exploded. Fifty of her passengers are missing. Andrew Johnson's sou, Robert, is dead. -o MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YonK, April 26-Noon.-Middling cotton 28)?@28%ci. Gold 133.? .?. Money easy, at 7 per cent. Sterling 108)<>. North Carolina 6's GI,1 ^; new, do., 55^. Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, 58new, do., 62; Ten? nessee, do., 68}?; new, 68. Louisiana G's, old, 74. Levee bonds 733t. Flour and wheat dall. Corn scarcely so firm. Pork $31.75. Lard dull. Turpentine 48j.i(")49. Rosin firm-strained common 82.55. Freights dall. 7 P. M.-Governments closed advancing. Southern securities firm. Money quiet and essy, at G@7, with exceptions at 5; prime paper 7@10. Sterling 8%@8^. Gold 33,10 (a!33%. Stocks dosed firm, after much activity. Cotton unchanged; sales 2,000 bales. Flour and wheat quiet and un? changed. Corn closed lc. lower. Pork firmer, at 31^(^315^. Lard heavy-kettlo 18%@19)B. Whiskey 92@93. Rice firmer -Carolina 9. Sugar unsettled and droop? ing. Coffeo firm. Molasses quiet. Freights dull-cotton sail %; steam 3-16. BALTIMORE, April 26.-Cotton dull, at 28. Floor doll-medium and high grades de? clined ^c. Wheat lower-prime valley red 2.00@2.05. Corn dull-white SJ; yellow 83@85. Pork quiet, at 32.00. Bacon firm. Lard 19>?. Whiskoy 92. CTNCTNNATI, April 26.-Whiskey quiet, at 90. Mess pork 31.25@31.50. Bacon un? changed. Lard heavy, at 18(7?il8j?'. CHARLESTON, April 26.-Cotton "dull and nominal; sales 200 bales-middlings 27j?; receipts 243. SAVANNAH, April 26.-Cotton dull and irregular-middling 27(V/>27.1.1 ; sales 500 bales. AUGUSTA, April 26.-Cotton market dall; sales 105 bales-middling 2GC?)26^. NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Cotton quiet middlings 28?28.V?; sales 2,000 bales; re? ceipts since] Saturday 3,786 bales. Gold 31^". Flour depressed-superfine 5.?4'; double 6; treble Q>%. Corn firm-white 77; yellow 80. Pork asking 32'.s. Bacon firm, at 13J..<@171?. Sugar drooping-common 9@11>??; prime 13'... Molasses-fermenting 50@55. MOBILE, April 26.-Cotton sales 400 bales-low middlings 2GJ4; prices dull and demand limited. LONDON, Aprii 20-Noon.-Consols 93 J ?. Bonds 80^. LIVERPOOL, April 26-Noon.-Cotton dull -middling uplands 12d.; Orleans 12'.,d.; es? timated sales of the day 8,0J'J bales. Flour 21s. LIVERPOOL, April 26-2 P. M.-Cotton dull-uplands ll%@l2d.; Orleans 12,,?(" I - '.i d. Lard dull and unchanged. HAVRE, April 26.-Cotton opens dull-on the spot 144^ centimes; afloat 142??. LIVERPOOL, April 26-Evening.-Cotton closed dull-uplands J2; Orleans 12%; sales 9,000 bales. Election Notice. AN ELECTION for Throo Selectmen, ono Town Clerk, one Surveyor and one Constable for Columbia Townahip, will bo hold at Januoy'a Hall, THIS DAY, between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. JAS. C. JANNEY, Chairman Board Electors, Columbia Township. April 27_ _1 Boote and Shoes. JUST RECEIVED an Elegant Assortment of Spring and Sum? mer GOODS, consisting in part of: Gout's Calf Skin Congress 3AITEK8, Oxford TIES, High JSAO.uoitAbs and BOOTEES, Best New York and Philadelphia Work, Ladies' Congress Lasting Fine High-Button GAITEUS, BOOTEES AND SLIP? PERS, Women's and Children's SHOES, in groat Yarictios. All in want are invited to call and ex? amine. Will bo sold low for cash and CASH ONLY. G. THOMPSON SHELTON, Bank Building, opposite Old Court House. April 27 Information FOB THE WE publiai? bc or tho benefit of visit? ors and straugeis, a partial list of goods to bo found with us. Wo claim to bo n LIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE, fully up to the mar? ket, keeping posted on every line of goods wo kcci), and buying from headquarters alone-alive to the interests of our patrons and our sales. Wo also claim to bo a com? peting house-always ready to meet any fair price, and abundantly as able to sell the goods ns cheap, and often cheaper, than this section affords. We most positively war? rant every article we sell certainly ns cheap, often cheaper, than elsewhere. Tho goods aro enumerated ns they come to mind, regardless of departments, viz: YARNS-Saluda and Buena Vista Facto? ries. BROWN HOMESPUN-Graniteville, Augusta, Batcsville, Atlantic V's, Tremont E's, Suffolk E's, Massachusetts C A I, Statesvillo aa, Pepperill N. Sc G. A O, In? dian Orchard W, and other popular brands, light and heavy Browns. OSNABURGS-Sautee 7 oz., Montour 8 oz., Striped Osnabnrg, Southern Striped, Texas Stripe.?, Tennessee Stripes and Geor? gia Stripes, Awning Duck, Awning Stripes, and other heavy Checks and Stripes. BROWN DRILLINGS-Pepperill Light, Pepperill Heavy, Massachusetts, Arctic, Au? gusta, with other brands. BLEACHED GOODS-New York Mills. Wamsutta, Manville, Masonville, Bates' Mills; Tuscarora, James' Steam Mills, Great Falls, Hallows, Trenton, Commonwealth, Boot R. B., Androscoggin, Imperial Z, Prize Medal, White Rock, Blackstone, Ly? man's Extra Fine Cambric, Bartlet l-l, Boot L, Boot E, Boot C, Constitutional A, Great Falls, Leopard and Stag Mattcpan C, Cochi tuate, No. 8, Araoskcag Z, New Market C, New Market W, Holsteiu, Rockville 3-4, Rockville 7-8, Globe, Mount Vernon, Canoe. PILLOW CASINGS, 12 and 4? inches, in the following brands: Boot W, Waltham, Nashua, Bates, Auchoscoggiu, Pepperill, Wamsutta, Utica. G-4, 7-4, 8-4, ?J-4 BLEACHED SHIRT? INGS, in Pepperill, Auchoscoggiu, Lowell, Cochituato, Utica and Monaduock. 10-4, 11-4, 12-4 SHEETINGS- Bleached Lowell, Pepperill, Auchoacoggin, Monad nock and Utica. 42. 4G and 48 UNBLEACHED SHEET? INGS-Nashua and Indian Head. 7-4,8-4,9-4.10-4 UNBLEACHED SHEET? INGS, in Pepperill, Monadnock, Allendule, AudroscoRgin, Lancaster and Lowell. PRINTS-Hamilton A, Hair Cord Stripes, Checks and Shirtings, Sprajruo's Fancy Shirtings and Purples, Pacific, Dunnell, Gurner Sc Co., Manchester, American, Lan? caster, Allen's, Amoskeag, Montville, Nas? sau, Victory, Columbian, Bedford, Adriatic, Wamsutta, Mallory, Laconia, Anchor, War? ren, Montgomery, Albion, American Star, Franconia, Loudon A Simpson's Mourning Cambrics, Ac. ; Paper Cambrics, in nil colors and brands; Silecias, in all colors aud brands. PLAID JEANS-Bates, Laconia and Pep? perill, Satteon Twill, Audroscoggin, Naum keag and Stark Mills. DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-Roanoke, Hartford, Glasgow, Lancaster, Lancashire and Amoskeag. PLAID HOMESPUNS and STRIPES Maryland, Coosa River, Picaninny, Wam? sutta, American, Eagle, Lanuck. BED TICKS-Pittsfield, Ocean, Somer? set, Brunswick, Swift River, Omega, Har? vest, Housewifo, Amoskeag D, Amoskeag C, Amoskeag B, Amoskeag A, Amoskeag A C A, Cordes' Mills AA A, Cordes' Mills A C E, Minnehaha, 32 and 3G incnes. CARPETS-Bright Tapestry Brussels, Crossley's Royal Patent Tapestry Brussels, new designs and very recent importations; 3-ply English Kidderminster, Superfine In? grains; Super Ingrains, in small med. und largo patterns, suitable for oliioes, laundrys. bed, dining, sitting and drawing rooms; Cot? ton, Chair, Wool, Dutch, Venetian and Hemp Carpetings; 5-4 English Felt Drug-1 guting; 5-8 and 3-4 English Super Stair Car- ' peting; English and American Floor Oil Cloths, 4-4, 5-4 and G-4; a beautiful assort? ment of Window Shades, with Judd's Patent Lever Fixtures; India Mattings, White and Checked; Cocoa Fibre Mattings; Tapestry Hearth Rugs; Velvet Hearth Rugs, new nnd novel design ; Axminster Hearth Rugs; Heald Door Mats; Velvet Door Mats; Cashmere Wool Mats, for bod-rooms; White Cocoa Mats, in Sinnet, Brush and Bordered, square find oval. DENIMS-Brown Columbia, Bluo Paw? nee, Farmer's and Mechanic's, Boston Corn pan", Prize Medal, Otis Company E & B B. STRIPED SHIRTINGS-Pittsfield, En ado, Haymakers, Hornet, Proof and Conti? nental. APRON CHECKS-oiur Miiis, Caledo? nian and Launel; Mills. -~--:-r---:-. , ... TRUNKS, ?co.- 24, 28, 82, 86 Packing Tr?n??, Wet?fl; 24\ 28, 32, 86 Packing Trunks, banded; 24,28, 32 Packing Tranks, with trays, io several qualities; 2?,30.32, '?i, 86 ?n. Saratoga Trunks, in four different yrrades, from the lowest-priced serviceable Trunk to the most elaborate finished Patent Locked Iron-clad Monitor, that is proof against the rongh usage of railroad and steamboat officials; Men's Sole Leather Trunks, 30 and 32 inches, in No. 1 and 2 qualities. Valises-Sole Leather, Bridlo Loather and Paper Railroad Bags, in all sizes; Cloth Bags and Real Carpet Bags, Carpet Satchels, School Bags, Haversacks, Shoulder Straps, Blanket Straps, .Vc. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.-Ladies' White aud Ribbed Cotton Hose; Plaiu Cot? ton Hose; German, Balduggan, Lisle Laco, L?MIO Thread, English, in all grades, in full fashioned long tops; extra largo sizes, 5,3<j and 6}? iQ- t?P5 Ladies' Brown Cotton, Eng glish and German; Ladies' Brown Cotton, Clocked;Ladies' Brown Cotton, Balbuggau; Ladies' Black Spun, Silk; Ladies' Black Iu grain, Silk; Ladies' White China, Silk; La dios' White China, Clocked; Misses'Ribbed Cotton Hose, Misses' Plain Cotton Hose, in English and German makes; Misses' Lisle Laco and Cotton Lace; Men's Half Hose, Brown and Bleached Cotton, in English, German and American brands, and sizef from 8-2 in. to ll in.; Men's Fancy Cottoli Hose; Boys' Bleached and Brown Cottoc Half Hose, in English, German and Ameri can makes. Together with tho most com pletc stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Un? der-shirts and Drawers ever offered in this city. GLOVES. -Meu's White Berlin, Meu'? Colored Berlin, Men's White Lisle Berlin Men's Colored Lisle Berlin; Mon's Coloree Silk Berlin, Men's White Silk Berlin;Men'i Colored Calf Berlin; Men's Norway Berlin. Men's Castor Berlin; Men's White nm Colored Kids, superior quality; Men's Bucl Gauntlets; Ladies' White Cotton Gloves Ladies' Colored Berlin Gloves, Ladies Colored Lisle Gloves, Ladies' White nm Colored Silk Gloves; Ladies' Black Sill Gloves, Ladies' Black Lisle Gloves, Ladies White Lisle Gauntlets, Ladies' Colorei Lisle Gauntlets, Ladies' Doeskin Gauntlet" Ladies' Calf Skin Gauntlets, Ladies' Whit and Colored Kid Gloves, superior quality Misses' Colored Berliu Gloves, Misset Colored Lisle Berlin Gloves, Misses' Fane Silk Gloves, Misses'White Berlin Gauntlet.1 Misses' White Lisle Gauntlets; Misse! Colored Gauntlets. CLOTH DEPARTMENT.--Black French Clotl Black English Cloth. Black English Caasimon Black French Doeskin, black Drab d'Et?. Dar Cassimcres, Light Cassireores, double-width Cai si meres, for suits; French Shepherd Plaids, tv suits; English Shepherd Plaid?, for nuit."; Ligl Satinets, Black Cashntercttcs, Dark Cashincrettoi Light Cashtnerottes; Colored Flanuela, for snit; Jeans, for suits; Cheek Limns, for suits; Chen Linens, for Miits; Check Marseilles, Plaid an I ChcckCottonados, Brown Lineo Drill. Brown Line Dock, White Linen Duck, White Linen Costin) Spanish Linen, Graes Linon, Blay Linen, Frene Canvas, English Canvas, Silesia?, Marseilles Ve Button?, Farmers' Satins. WHITE GOODS.-Swiss Muslin. Plain; Swii Muslin, figured and ?Striped; 71 French Suis Nainsook, Plain, Striped and PIM; Victoria ai Bishop Lawn; India Mull, beautiful artiule; So finish Cambric, Jaconet, Checked Cambric, Ul dress Jaconet, Organdies, White and Colore Tucked Spencer Muslin, Corded and Kmb'd Skit ing, Hair Cord Muslin, Percales, Cambric Lonj cloth?, White Pegue Cloth. MOURNING GOODS.-Black Bombazine, Bia. Alpaca, all grades; Black Crepe Moretz, Bia. Challis, Black Barege, Black Farmartone, Bia. Silk Grenadine, Black All-wool Delaines, Bia French Merino, Black English Merino. DRESS GOODS.-Mushus, Sprague'a and Pad American; English Lawns and Jaconets; Fren. Jaconets, Lawns and Organdies; Jaoonet Musi Robes, handsome stylos; English Cambrics, Bim and largo patterns; French Percales and Cai bries, Solid Col'd French Lawn. SolidCol'd Fren Percales Oriental Mozambique^ English ai French Lenos; a splendid lot of Premium Fren Stripod 1.eiion, from 13J to Mt yards each drcBS a bargain-at f7, worth ?12 G2J; Silk Striped, pu Mohair, handsome Striped Silk Poplins, Frene Japanese Poplin, in Silk and L?HIO, puro Whi ground Silk Grenadine, small, neal ligures, su ablo for evening dresses; Silk Poplins, Black Sill Colored Silks, Satin Striped Mohairs, Muni K hair*, Black and White Crepo Moretzs, Foula Silk, Satins, all colors; Cam brays, all colors; Lil Poplins, Wash Poplins, White Alpacas, Plain a Colored Lenos, Sat in Striped Lenos. YANKEE NOTIONS.-HANDKEBOHRFS.-L dies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ladies' He med Stitch, Ladies' Corded, Bordered, Heinnn Corded Bordered, Ladies' Tape Border? d, Ladi Mourning Hemmed Stitched, Ladies' Plain E broidered. Hanging in price from t?| to $0.25. GENTLEMEN*^ HANDKERCHIEFS.-Heron Stitched, Plain, Hemmed and Colored Borders. DRESS TRIMMINGS.-A full lino of Gimps a Fringes, all colors and widths. SHIRT FRONTS.- Machino made and Fren woven. COMBS.-French Horn, English Horn, Buff and India Rubber. HAIR BRUSHES.-A full line of Engli French and American Brushes. PERFUMERIES.- This part of our stock is cc plete, like all others, consisting iu part of the I lowing articles: jj Labia's Extracts for tho Handkerchief?, Boq of Eden for tho Handkerchiefs, Barnet's Florin for tho Handkerchiefs, Lovo Among tho Roses, the Handkerchiefs, Bur net's Celebrated Colog for tho Handkerchiefs, Barnett's Coeoaino for Hair, Barnet's Kalistron for the Hair, Cordraj French Pomade and Muir Oils. SOAPS.--Honey, Glycerins and Poneine, mond, Palm, Oil and Castile. BRAIDS. -Mohair, Alpaca and Silk, all whit Worsted, Silk and Cotton Braids, Rick Rack i Feather Edge. THREADS.-We keep all of tho best makes sewing material, Silk Machine Twist, all cole a now articlo of Linen Thread, on spools, for machino or hand, the best p'ticlo made -try Knitting Cotton, French working Cotton. PINS.-English and American. BUTTONS. - Pearl, Agate, Jet, Ivory, Gu Percha, Laco, Linon, Glass and numerous styh HAIR PINS.- -English and American, Steel I India Rubber. RIBBONS.-All widths and colors. Calicoes in great variety, Spragnes, Manet ter?, Pacifies, Siinsone, Dunnels, Oriontals, Ai rican Stars and many other grados and brands Furniture Prints, Paris Fancy Prints, S. Colors. Morning and Evening Robos. GINGHAMS.- Glasgow Ginghams, nartf and other brands. English Paper Cambric, Balmoral Ski: Wigans, Slato and White Satin Joans, SI Linon, Brown, White and Black Holland, Curl Damask, Honey Comb Spreads, Allendale Snrci German Quilts.. Colored Table Damask, Prir Table Covers, Embroidered Piano Oovors. April 27 Hay! Hay!! 1 fifi HALES of choioo and sweet North Caro ?VfVf linn HAY, carefully gathered from tho meadows. This article is equal to the best East ern Har, and cattle sud stock will thrive upon it. For sale low by D. O. PEIXOTTO & BON, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. April 27 _^ COLUMBIA HOTEL Oolnmtoia, JS. C. THE PROPRIETORS take plea sure in announcing thal thia oleganily-fuTuiahod Establishment is now open for the accommodation of guosts. Thc table will alway? be supplied with every delicacy or tho sea? son-both from tho New York and Charleston markots, and no efforts will bo spared to give perfect satisfaction, in every respect, to our patrons. WM. GORMAN, ( "___ H. H. BADENHOP, \ P*OPBIBTOBS. April 27 _*lnio._ GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. -o ORGANIZED IN 1859. ALI. POLICIES NOS-FOUPEIT.\IU>E. HALF LOAN TAKEN-NO NOTES REQUIRED. Last Cash Dividend Fifty Per Cent. STATEMENT. Policies in force.$25,000,000 Assois. 1,500,000 Annual Income. 800,000 Losses Paid. 500,000 OFFICERS. W.*H. PECKHAM.President. WM. T. HOOKER.Secretary. L. MeADAM .Actuary. G. A. FUDICKAU.Superintendent. DIRECTORS. Hon. John A. Dis, New York. Hon. Jamos Harper, Firm Harper Sc Brothers, ex-Mayor of New York. John J. Crane, President Bank Republic. Wm. M. Vermilye, Banker, (Ver m i lye A Co.) Chas. G. Rockwood, Cash'r Newark Banking Co. Hon. George Opdyko, ex-Mayor of Now York. Minot C. Morgan. Banker. Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney A Co. Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Sioani Sugar Refining Company. Aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable A. Co. Richard H. bowne, Wetmore St Bowne, La wyora. E. V. Hanghwont, Firm E. V. naughwout ? Co. Wm. Wilkens, Firm W. Willama A Co. Julius II. Pratt, Merchant. Wm. W. Wright, Merchant. Charles J. Starr, Merchant. William Allen, Merchant. Geo. W. Cuvier, Banker, Palmyra, New York. Geo. T. Hope, Pres't Continental Firo Ins. Co. John H. Sherwood, Park Place. Walton ll. Peckham, Corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-third Btreet. Edward ll. Wright, Nowarlt, New Jersey. George W. Farlee, Counsellor. W. L. Cogswell, Merchant. GEORGE KEIM, General Agent for the Southern States. R. W. GIBBES, Medical Examiner. G. T. BERG, Agent for Columbia. Ofhco-Richardson etreet, one square below the New State House. April 27 |6 Slr. G. T. DERG baa received thc appointment aa Agent for the "Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company,-' of New rork, and is now prepared to receive applications for Lifo Insurances in tho above well-established Company. Ho refeis, in compliance with the law, bj the Statement of the condition of tho "Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Company. From this statement, it will bo Been thai the dividends paid by the Company nro 50 (FIFTY) per cont. Statement of the Condition of the Guar? dian Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK, December 31, 18J8, made tn the Honorablo Comptroller-General of tho State ot' South Carolina: 1. Capital Stock of Haid Compauy, $ 125,000 00 " paid np.'.. _ l25_.oi)0_oo 2. Assets of naiil Company: Cash on hand and in Bank. S 74,710 80 United States Stocks: PAIL MARKET. 5 pr. ct. of*7?, $56,000-$63,810 5-20'a. 69,750- 70,071 25 HMO's . 10,000- 16.980 00 156,891 2") Virginia State Bonds, 6's, $30,000 13.512 50 New York Co. Bonds, 2,400 2,400 00 Call Loans on U. States Stocks and other proper collaterals.. 21,719 24 Loans on Policies. Tl?t?.lll S3 Personal Property and accrued Interest. 53.319 07 Deferred Preupums and Premi? ums iu course of transmission 397,537 02 Total Assets December 31, 1808... $1,436,271 31 3. Liabilities of said Company: Losses adjusted and not due.... ? 0,400 00 resisted. lo.ooj 00 All other claims-none. Total Liabilities. i 19,100 00 1. Income for the year: Amount ot' Premiums received ? 962,492 20 " Interest " 61,111 '23 Total Income. $1,023,603 43 5. Expenditures for tho year: Amount paid for Loasos. % (174,331.40 " Dividends and Return rreminma. 23,050 28 Ain't all other Expenditures.... '212,452 ll Total Expenditures. $ 439,833 79 0. Miscellaneous: Number of Policies in forco, 8,753 Amount.$19.834,135 no Groatost amount in any ono risk.. $ 10,000 00 Charter and Power of Attorney heretofore li loci. VT ATE OF NEW YORK, I COU.NTV or NKW YOUR. J WALTON H. PECKKAM, Provident, and WM. T. FIOOKEH, Secretary, of the "Guardian Mutual Lifo Insurauco Company," being dulv sworn, depose ind say, that tho foregoing is a full, truo and cor .eet statement of the affairs of the said Company, >n tho day named, to tho host of their knowledge iud belief. W. H. PECKHAM, President. W. T. nooKF.u, Secretary. Subscribed in my presonco and sworn to be? fore mo, this second day of April, A. D. 1869, j. s. an witness my hand and official seal. CHARLES NETTLETON, Commissioner for South Carolina in New York. April 27 l* Auction Sales. Sia?foh /dr ?tote. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON THURSDAY,29th instant, at 10 A. M. : A Blooded STALLION, of fino pedigree, 10 year? old: well broken to harness, and can show ?a fine colts aa woTo ever raised ju this section. April 27 W. T. WALTER, Auctioneer. WILL be sold, at public?auction, at ll o'clock, on THURSDAY, tho 20lh day of April, 1869, at the offico of tho Disbursing Officer, Bureau B., F. and A. li., on Senate street, Columbia, thc fol? lowing articles of Government property: FOUR HORSES, 1 Cart, 1 set Cart Harness, Horse Equipments, Forage and Offico Furniture. Torms cash in Oovernmcnt funds. Property to bo removed immediately after sale. April 27 3 Desirable and Varied ?Hock of Groceries, &c. Sale Positive. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING next, at half-past 9 o'clock, I will Hell, before my auction room, without reserve, a choico oollection of GROCE? RIES, Pr?serv?e, Fruits, Ac, among which aro: Choico Bacon STRIPS, Choico Hair-Sides C. lt., Tiercee Primo Hams, Tubs and Kegs Extra Lard, Bags Superior Rio C?ffeo, Barrels C. Coffee Sugar, Barrels Fine Family Flour, BarrelB Mercer Potatoes, for eating, No. 1 Pearl Starch, Family Snap, Adamantine Candler, 2 Lb. Canisters Fresh Tomatoes, Half-Boxes Superior Sardines, 2 Lb. Canisters Preserved readies, Damsons, Cherries, Blackberries, Boxes Oranges and Lemons; Soda Biscuit, Sugar Cfrtt'elrers, Wines, Cordials, lunion Ny rup, Corn Whiskey, Wrapping Paper, of all sizes, Segars, aome very superior, with a variety of other articles, Subdry Furniture, etc., etc. Unlimited Gooda will bo received np to hour of sale._April 25 No. 1 Blooded Brood Mare. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING next, 28th instant, will be sold, bolero my auction room: A very superior ANIMAL, as abovo named: 8 years old and superior pedigree; perfectly gentle in harness or under thc saddle; sold for no fault, but to raise thc funds. This is a rare chanco for stock raisers, Salo without reservo. April 2-1 ' Assignee's Sale. D. C. PEIXOTTO k SON, AUCTIONEERS. BY virtue of an order of sale, to mo directed by tho Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge of tho United States District Court for tho District of Soutli Carolina, I will offer lor sale, at public auction, at tho Court Houso in Columbia, S. C., on MONDAY, tho 10th day of May next, at 10 o'clock A. M.: All that Lot of LAND, with tho buildings there? on, situated on the East Bido of Sumter street, Columbia, fronting West on Sumter street 75 feet and North on lauds of John Green 208 feet; East on lands of Prof.-Rivers, and South on land) of Dr.- Turnipseed-being tho residence nov occupied by A. C. Squier. Terms cash. Pur chasers to pay for papers and st amps. And immediately thereafter, at tho abovo namoi residence, tho cut ire Stock in trade, consisting o Cottage Sets, Sofas, French Bedstead, Marblo-Top Wash-Stands, Trundle Bodstoad, Card Tables, High Post Redstead, Mahogany Chairs, Cane Seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Dining Tables, Marble-Top Bureaus, Mahogany Wardrobe Robes, Pine do., etc., etc. Terms cash. To WHOM IT MAY CoNOSBM.-All creditors of A C. Squier, Bankrupt, in- hereby notified that.h virtue of the order above mentioned, they aro re quired to como and establish their lien. If an they have on tho saidproperty, boforo W. J. Clavi son. Register, in Yorkville, on or before the 10t day of May next, or lift debarred from all the bone fits of tho decree to bo made in this case. THOMAS J. L.". MOTTE, Assignee. April 20. 27, May 4, ?_ 4 Assignee's Sale. In re S. H. Myers A Co., Bankrupts.-In Bani ruptcy. PURSUANT to a decretal order to mo directe by his Honor George S. Bryan, Judge of tl District Court of thc United States for tho Di trict of South Carolina, datod 24th Novombe 18G9, I will sell, before tho Court Houso, in Conni Lia, on tho SECOND DAY OF MAY next, for casi All thc uncollected NOTES AND ACCOUNT lately due to tho abovo named Bankrupts, now my hands as Assignee. A. H. MONTEITH, April 221 *+ Assignee. SI, 10? City of Columbia Coupons. 17 LEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS City of C li lumbia COUPONS, for sale at largo discoui: ALSO, Colnmbia BONDS. ANDREW M. MORELAND, Broker, 8 Broad street, Charleston, S. C. April 27_ _3* Egypt and the Holy Land. ANECDOTES OF TRAVEL IN EUROP EGYPT ANO PALESTINE, in public Lectun at tho Nickerson House, on MONDAY AND TUE DAY EVENINGS next, 2?th ami 27th instant, a o'clock, by WM. PINKNEY STARKE Tickets at Book Stores. Price 50 cents. April 25 _24 One Thonsand Dollars Reward. ^^^^^^^ WHEREAS, information has been roccivod tho Executive Department, that ? wil ?nd unprovoked attempt to assassinate M. O'CO SEL, ESQ., of Port Mills, York County, by o 3 LG VEE, and thc said Glover basiled from ji ''NOW, know yo, that I, ROBE IT K. SCOTT, C vernor of tho St ato of South Carolina, in ort hat tho assassin may be brought to condign rn nh ment, do horeby offer a reward of ONE THC BAND DOLLARS, for his apprehension a Ielivory in any jail in tho State, with proof lonvict. Said Glover is about 28 or 30 years of age; sp! uako; 5 foot 8 or 9 incites high: sallow compl on; black hair and whiskers, which are thin, i it tho time, woro a bluo jean frock coat. All p OOH aro forbid aiding or harboring him, known y, as they will bc hold responsible as accomplie tis supposed ho has made his way into Noi karolina. In tostimony whereof, I have herem aot my hand and caused tho Great S of tho Stato to bo affixed, at Columl this twenty sixth day of April, In [i.. s. J year of our Lord one thousand cij hundred and sixty-nine, and in t ninety-third year of tho Independe! of the United States of America. ROBERT K. SCOTT, Oovcrnot F. L. CABDOZO, Secretary of State S. C. April 27