The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 10, 1869, Image 7
ORD ger.
HA.t?lll^?Vo.v..abe?>.r9l-^Tb.. a&olera
iprevaibv Yellow lover heb also oppeured
at Puerto Principe. A Btearoer Irina
^palo.vfith a battalion of troops, htm
arrived.
DbraeeClo Bl? wa.
"?^irao^r. l|?vjpmb>r 9.f-tfrtited
steamer Champion, ?choonor Aroher
?ad Beeres, ?aar York. 8ai>?A-?team?
er Georgia, schooner Mvrover, New
York; schooner Kosaliea, Bahamas.
RICHMOND, November 9.-The ROT.
J. S. Baoou, a distinguiohed Baptist
minister, and former President of tho
Colombian College, District of Colum?
bia, died here, to-day, aged seventy.
Two hundred and fifty German immi?
grante arrived to-day.|
.OrNOTNNATI, November 9.-Forty oat
tle died with tho pl ag oe, at Pliffor's dis
WJwrv. to-day. Efforts have been made
to prevent its spread.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-Twenty
full cargoes of wheat wero shipped to
loreign lands during October. The Octo?
ber exporta were 593,900 sucks wheat
and 34,000 saoks flour.
FORT BENTON, November 9.-Tho small
pox is raging among the Indians.
Roo HESTER, N. Y., November C.-The
Rochester Theatre was totally destroyed
by Aro this morning, and the adjoining
bnildings damaged. The fire was dis?
covered at 5 o'clock} a. m., in the green?
room, ?nd swept all before it. The block
waa owned by Keller lc Mc?lpino, who
loBe $20,000. Insurance815,000. Thomas
Carr, the manager of the theatre, lost all
his property,. and barely escaped from
tho building with his life. E. L. Da?
venport was playing an engagement, and
lost part of his valuable wardrobe. The
aggregate loss was upwards of $50,000.
Washington Rtwi.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The State
Dopartruent has Chineso advices, endors?
ing Burlingame's negotiations.
There is unusual activity at the Navy
Yards..1* '.: .> . '
Internal revenue receipts to-day ?I90,
000.
No disasters to coast steamers are re?
ported from the recent storms.
Tub Herald, of to-day, says: Fisk lins
gone tip the Erie Road to solve the dif?
ficult problem of wages and strikes. He
takes with him a following of buffers,
bummers, shoulder-hitters, eye-gougers,
and other experts of the sort. We
await the result of this little pieco of
private war with considerable patience.
The Tribune says: Tho Cuban Junta,
.wo are glad to say, hus boen re-organ?
ized. Mogil Aldama, a wealthy planter,
Hilario Cisneros, a relative of Salvador
Oisneros, and tho Marquis of Santa Lu?
cia, are among ita members. Upon tho
new Junta the Cubans seem to be agreed,
which is one point gained. Its admitted
business character appears tobe another.
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SYMPTOMS.--Slight pain in the bide,
the skin and eye assume a thick yellow
coat, digestion is impaired, an unplea?
sant 'oinking sensation ut thc pit of thu
stomach, tho bowels irregular, the mind
fretful, the memory weakened, some?
times a slight cough, coldness of tho
hands abd feet, sometimes loss of appe?
tite and at others unnatural craving for
food, dizziness of the bend, depressed
spirits, feeling of uncertainty, of having
left something undone, but can't tell
what it is. Take SIMMONS' LIVER REGU?
LATOR, it will remove all unpleasant feel?
ings and make you well. NG}3
A NOTICEABLE FACT.-That one way of
i appealing to a man's reason is through
his eye. lu these busy times, men are
' |so deeply immersed in the conduct of
magnificent projects, that they forgot all
about the condition of their systems,
and hence it is that the proprietors of tho
Plantation Bitters, which oures Dyspep?
sia, purines tho blood, improves tho tone
of the stomach, regulates the bowels,
. and, indeed, invigorates tho whole inner
man, are so active in advertising. In
fact, advertisements are merely sky
. : rockets sent np to attract attention to a
really good article.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
beat imported German Cologuo, and sold
' Gt half the price. NGJ3
THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies in the uso
of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM for the com?
plexion.
Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sun?
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
it is applied, and a beautiful complexion
of pure, satin-like texture is obtained.
The plainest features are made to glow
with healthful bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM is
the thing that produces theso effects, and
any lady can seoure it for 75 cents at any
of oar stores.
To preserve and dress tho hair use
Lyon's Kathairon. 017J13
A WRONG IMPRESSION CORRECTED. -
Many persons believe that there is no
value in anything that dooB not come
from "tho North." How humiliating'/
However, this impression is being gra?
dually corrected. It is now admitted
that no remedial agents has over been
discovered, North or South, thut pos?
sesses, in flo eminent a degree, tho power
of eradicating from the system all foul
distemper, as-Dn. Tun's SARSAPARILLA
AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT. Tho secret is, it
assists nature lo do this through its oxen
channels. It is composed of vegetable
substances alone, overy one of which
frowa on-Sou theru soil, It is* the BLOOD.
URIFESE OF THa Aaa. NG|3 .
Do yon want an Appetite? Use Solo?
mons' Bitters-greatest tonic of thc age.
*1?AMCIAX, Aim
re i?'; fto?th Carolinas, old, T
heavy, at 25J. Freigbte qoiet.
7 P M-Oottoa heavy ?od lowe?-, with ?aloa
of tt,300 balee, af 85? Flour ?atora huyera-au
porflno State 5 10@5 80; oomrnon to fair extra
Southern 5 80@6 40 Corn fairly aetive Mee?
pork he?rr, at 2B?5@29 60 Lard a shade
firmer-kettle 17|@18i Whiskey 1 00 Bice in
fair request, at 7@8 Cold dull, at 27 j Money
537
BALTIKOHE. November 0-Cotton dull, at 254;
Flour doll Wheat eteadier Corn-white old
1 05; now 95 Oats 55@57 Fork 32 50 Bacon
quiet Lard firm Whiskey depressed, at 108
CINCINNATI, November 9-Provisions dull
and nothing doing Meas pork 3100 Bacon
shouldera 16?; clear sidos 19} Lard nogloctoi
-old held at 16|
CHABLESTOM, November 9-Cotton doll and
lower, with eales nf 5(0 bales-middling 24;
receipte 1,621
AUOUSTA, November 9 -Cotton market dull
and weak, with eales of 603 balee; receipts 790
-middling 22|@23
SAVANNAH, Novembor 9-8aloa of cotton to?
day 900 bales-receipts 3,650-middling 24
MEW OBLEANS, November 9-Cotton activo
and easier, at 23j?23J; eales 8,000 bales; re?
ceipts 5,898 Flour-double 5 75 Corn low
new mixed white and yellow 1 04? t 05 Pork
dull, at SI 25 Lard oasier, at 18@19$ Sugar
drooping-fullv fair white 13 Molasses easier
-primo 80083 Whiskey dull Coffee active
and firmer Others unchanged. Oold 26J
MOBILE, November 9-Demand for cotton
limited, with sales of 1,000 bales-middling
23}; receipts 1,959
LONOON, November 9-3 P. M.-Consols 931.
Bonds 83].
P?8XS, November 9.-Tho bourse opens quiet
-rentes 71 and 27.
HAVBE, November 9.-Cotton opens quiet,
both on spot and alloat.
Liv Kilroo i., November 9-3 P. M_Cotton
dull-uplands ll J; Orleans 12.
LIVEBFOOL, November 9-Evening-Cotton
steady-nplauds 11J@UJ; Orleans 115@12;
sales 8,000 bales
BILL OF FABE.
MCKENZIE'S DINING SALOON
FOR
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
MAIN STREET,
NEAR. THK SSW STATK IIOVSK.
OYSTERS SERVED UP IN EVERY
STYLE.
ROAST TURKEY.
ROAST CHICKEN.
ROAST BEEF.
FRIED CHICKEN.
SAUSAGE.
BEEF STEAK.
PIES.
TARTS.
CAKES.
JELLY.
Nov 10 3 ICE CREAM.
SCOTT, WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
HAVE opened their new Banking Hnuso,
adjoining the Court Houso lot, vhore,
.valli every facility fur an extensivo buaiuess,
thdy"5blie*t ? continuance and increase of pub?
lic patronage.
Having no charter, tho members of the firm
are individually liable for their contracts; while
thu extent of tho capital at theil command,
and tho personal management of tho Colom?
bia partners, will insure their customers fair,
safe and liberal treatment in every transac?
tion. In addition to tho usual businesb of a
Bank in tho discount of Notes and Drafts, tho
Sarch ase and salo of Exchango, the receipt of
oposita Ac, they deal largely in Stocka,
Bonds, Coupons, Specie and Bank Bills, both
on their own account and on commission for
others.
llicy allow interest on dej>osits according to
agreement, and give special attention to Col?
lections, remitting promptly wheu paid.
Tho UKO of a large and secure vault is offer?
ed to their friends for tho aafo-keepiug of spe?
cial deposits, without charge.
EDWIN J. SCOTT,
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Nov 10 fimo HENRY E. 8COTT._
JOHN T. SLOAN,
(Formerly Clerk of House of Representatives,)
INVITES visitors to the city during Fair
week, (of whom he recognizes many old
friends,) to call at th? store of
LEAPHART & SLOANS,
Who have in atore 150 bbls. strictly FAMILY
FLO UH, from Virginia, Maryland and West?
ern Statee, embracing twelve different brands,
at prices ranging from $8.50 to $19.00 per bar?
rel.
100 barr?le .superb and extra brands, from
18.00 per barrel downwards, to arrive aud
more en route.
400 barrels superb, extra and Family Flour,
direct from tho manufacturers, which they will
sell by SAMPLE, warranted to ??un through a?
sampled, and full weight guaranteed.
Barrels and packages Hooker's Self-raising
Fleur.
Barr?la and bags New-hulled Buckwheat.
Fresh and choice Family Groceries.
Picklod Salmon, Cod Fish, Scaled Herrings.
Canned Fruits, Fish, Oysters, Lobsters,
Clams, Sardines.
Fresh Crackers, Cakes, Ginger Snaps-a va?
riety.
Dairy aud Factory Cheese.
On Commission.
Pendleton Manufacturing Co.'? YARNS.
COO bushels prime Western Oats, (to arrive.)
Consignments solicited.
LEAPHART A. SLOANS,
Grocers, Commission Merchants and whole?
sale Dealers in Flour and Grain, corner
Main and Washington streets. Nov 10
MRS. S. A. SMITH
INVITES the Ladies of Columbia and
strangers visiting tho city, to call and exa?
mino bor assortment of Elegant BONNETS and
HATS, open THIS DAY, at bor rooms, over C.
F. Jackson's store. Nov 9 4
Blue Ridge Railroad.
THE Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders of
this Company ?ill be held in Charleston,
at tho Mayor's office, on FRIDAY, the 19th
instant, at 12 M. The Board of Directors will
moet same day.
By ordor of tho Board.
Nov 9 W.H. D. GAILLARD, Secretary.
Elegant Family Residence for Sale.
MTHAT very desirablo RESIDENCE,
corner of Richland aud Bull afreets, in
thiicity; formerly the property of Dr.
Wm. Reynolds-at present occupied bv W. H.
Orchard, Eeq. Apply to W. R. GULIOK. Eeo..
, at the National Bank, on Main street.
Nov ? 1 moi
-w-.^ -Ai?2 Clover Seed.
TT^OR sale by
JE FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER.
HEISE'B DINING- SALOON
mckenzie's Saloon.
Ti/f cKENZIE will open bi? 8A?OON, fn rear
iXJL o' tho Con?octioDory, Main etroot.for tho
OYSTERS nerved in every alvie.
A -PATTIES, Tarts. Jeliea, Ice Creams, Cof.
fee. Tea and Chocolate._NOT 7 6
Pure Glycerine.
BROMIDE POTA88.,
Iodide
Bromido Amnion.,
Oxalate Cerinm,
Mustard Leaves, (English,)
Chlorodyno, |
Tannin,
For sale by E. E. JACKSON,
Nov 4 Druggist.
Mules.
Mfr. PERSONS desiring to purcbaso fine
?gSsfe young broke MULES, CHU do no by
^ULcalliug at the National Hotel Stablea
Nov 9 9 THOMAS GAINES.
Ladies' Gaiters.
- - GLOVE Kid and French Last
]W\ ing Congress GAITERS. A new
lot of the iatost stylo, at
_H MjU Nov_9 J. MEIGHAN'S,
Rich, Rare and Handsome.
LADIES, R. C. SHIVER has tho most su?
perb stock of DHKSS GOODS ever opened
in this market, at pricus HO cheap as to asto?
nish you. Call and suo thom-bought with
gold at 30, thoy are obliged to be cheap.
Nov 9
For Sale.
THE WOOD on 200 acres of Tine Land, with?
in Ihreo miles of Columbia. Apply to W.
A. MERIWETHER, atUrnuline Conveut, Vallo
Crncirt. Nov 73*
Gas Light Bills.
CONSUMERS aro requested to call at my
oQice and pay thoir bills for month of
October. Tho rulo for neglect will bo strictly
enforced without distinction.
JACOE LEVIN,
Nov 7 3 Secretary Gan Company.
Mountain Apples.
FOR aale bv
FISH KR, LOWRANCE & FLSHER.
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons
of South Carolina.
A THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION
w^^of tho Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
/^^\ Ancient Free Masons of South Carolina,
will be holden at Masonic Hall, Charleston, on
tho 16th day of November, 1809, commencing
at High Twelve.
Thc Presidents of the various railroads in
South Carolina have kindly consented lb per?
mit tho Grand Officers and Delegate? to pasa
and repase thereon for ons fare. The full fare
is to he paid at the place of starting, and cer?
tificate? will bc issued by tho Grand Secretary,
at the closo of thc Communication, entitling
the holder to roturn free of any charge what- i
ever. Worshipful Masters and Wardens, or .
delegatca of subordinate LodgeB, Grand Of?
ficer* and Past Masters, will take duo notice
and govern themselves aceordinglv.
Nov 0 3J R. S. BRUNS, Grand Secretary.
TO TIC A CH K.ItS.
The National Series of School Books.
COMPRISING Parker & Watson's READ?
ERS and SPELLERS, Monteith & MoNal
ly's GEOGRAPHIES, Davies' ARITHMETICS,
etc., etc., are tho adopted standard for State
uniformity in all tho public schools of Alaba?
ma, 1 .numalla. North Carolina.
Publisher's Descriptive Catalogue, compris?
ing over 300 different works, and spocimen
copy of "Educational Bulletin," Bent free.
Special priceB for first introduction or exami?
nation. A. S. BARNE8 A CO.,Publishers,
111 and 113 William strutt, New York.
Nov_9 3
Fresh Crackers.
TUST received, a full assortment of fresh
SODA BISCUIT, Sugar Crackers, Ginger
Snaps, Butter Craokers, Ac , Ac. For sale low
by _ J. AT. R. AGNEW.
FOR BARGAINS
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS,
Ladies and Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Call at JACOB SULZBACHER'S.
Nov 7
Supreme Court.
IN SUPREME COURT.
OOTOCKB 0, I860.
TUE Supreme Court will-meet iu Columbia,
on tho fourth TUESDAY in November
instant.
Tho Circuits will be taken up in the follow?
ing order:
Eighth, Heveutk, Sixth, Fifth, Fourth,
Third, Second and First.
Petitions for admission to tho Bar must bc
filed on or bofore the first WEDNESDAY of
the sitting. Tho examination will be held tho
Friday following.
By order of the Court.
ALBERT M. BOOZER,
Nov 9 tu2 Clerk Supreme Court.
Dried Fruit.
?\f\ BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES.
??VJ 50 bushels Dried APPLES. For salo
low by E. S-- G. D. HOPE
Cream Cheese.
BOXES Prime Cutting CHEESE,
tJ\J 10 Boxes Young America Cr?eeso, for
salo by _ih* G. D. HOPE.
Axes ! Axes ! !
1 APl DOZ' Bc8t Ca8t 8toe,? Warranted
lUU AXKS, on hand and for salo low, at
wholesale and retail, hy J. A T. R. AON KW.
Buckwheat and Syrup,
NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
Golden Drip SYRUP. For sale bv
Oct 28 E. A G. D. HOPE.
Logier Bro.'s Lager Beer Brewery,
// A Af li U li G, S. C.,
HAVE now roady and for sale, as good LA?
GER BEER as can bc imported from Mil?
waukee, Cincinnati, or any other place.
Orders recoived at tho Columbia Hotel BAR
ROOM. Nov'J Imo
OPENING.
Fresh Drugs
AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
AT
Oct 22 K. K. JACKSON'S Drag Store.
Tess and Coffees,
SELECTED byan expert-Choicest Moyune,
Hyeon, Japan and English Breakfast Teas.
.Mocha, Old Government Java, Laguayraand
common to choice Rio Coffoea. Prices low and
quality guaranteed. GEO. 8YMMER8.
...' #,..?v. ! A
THE BEBT IN THE WORLD!
?CIRC?SS
WILL EXHIBIT IN COLUMBIA,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBRR 18, 18??.
PERFORMANCES DAV A KD Kio HT!
Commencing nt 3 <md 7i o'clock.
ADMISSION.76 Centa.
Cbildren'mider 10 y?am ... .50 Cent?.
NO CI11CUS, eithpr in Europe or America,
nae no many First Class ARTISTS as
STONE d- MURRA Y'S !
Tho Announced Exhibitions will be given
upon a scale of Originality ami Splendor never
before witnessed in thin country.
The following array of Artists will convey to
the publio an idea nf tho immense resources of
STONE & MURRAY'S CIRCUS
ID DELIGHT AND AMAZE:
M LLB. EMILIE HENRIETTA COOKE !
Tho Premier Equestrienne of the World !
Thu most gifted HIM! daring LADY RIDER
ever seen in any age or country, from tho
principal Amphitheatres of Europe, and
THE GREAT JOHN HEN KY COOKE '.
The acknowledged Champion Rider ot tho
Universe, (lat?-, of Cooke's Royal Circus, of
European fanw, ) whose extraordinary talents
command tho 1?rarest malary over paid to any
Artist engaged in the vocation of amusing
. - the public.
L E JE UNE E t ' ii TE,
The Champion Bur?-haok Hurdle Hider!
MLLE. JEANETTE ELLS LE it,
The graceful and da,-diing Tight-Rope Dunsoui-o
.v u i: i: A y A X H ?I U T c ii / .v s o x,
Tin- l'i-i-rli m .Vorobat*) The novel Keats
and athletic exercises ol' th eso skillful por
for m ors, bava won tor them a world-wide fame
in t-V'-ry ipi irl .
THE SXo ir
BK.V.IAMIN, WILLIAM .
equaled Posturors
Af u . J) :: x
I ot t he giulio.
tt KO TE ERS !
\N1> ALFHILD, the Ull
and Equilibrista.
.S' T 0 X E !
The popular Clown and Humorist-, who has
thc happy t u nity of blondiug th? amusing
with tlie ludicrous, without, approaching
coarseness or vulgarity.
MU. CHARLES BLISS,
And his Womb rinl Compeer,
M Ii . R O B E li T .1 O II X S O X .'
The two bent Tumbler* in the World !
THE TA LL KEN J} ROTHERS.'
PAI L and .TKUOMK, tho Sensational Mid-Air
Gymnasts, from the Hippodrome, Paris.
MISS EMILY COOKE!
The Superb Engliuh Manege Equestrienne.
SIGNOR CO I.?M11 US!
The Amazing Italian Contortionist.
MASTER GEORGE COOKE!
Tho Artistic I'rotean Equestrian.
MR. WIL LIA .V FRA NKL TN,
Tho Champion Somersault Rider.
MR. GEORGE MURRAY!
The Grotesque Comedian.
MR. HURT LEE!
Tho Champion Leaper and Vaulter.
BA RR Y A NI) REE I 'ES !
The Comiquo Pantomimists.
UL RIG I) A NZ lt FF !
The Russian Athlete.
MR. If. LOCKWOOD!
Th? Intrepid Fancratist.
HERR DREXEL !
The Modern Hercules.
L UDOR F F A ND ll ENTEZ !
The Electrifying Funambulists.
The above Artists are aided by a large forco of
Auxiliary Talent, super-added to Hutchinson's
Acting Dogs, Murray's Trained Hornes, Den
Stone s Cornie Mules, mid the Complex KI.U
KLUX PANTAMORPHS.
HTONIi A MURKAY advertir..- only such at?
tractions a.i aro actually in their possession,
and they wish it understood that tin y win suc?
cess by "deserving it.
The" New Water-proof Pavilion contains
seats for3,700 peopl--. No Standing Room.
Seats for all patrons. One-half of the Pavi?
lion Seats will bo reserved for Ladies and chil?
dren and tient h nu n accompanying them. An
efficient Police will ho constantly presont to
preserve order in and near tho Pavilion. At?
tentive Ushers will provide patrons with scats.
No smoking allowed in the Pavilion.
iff Particular attention is called to tho fact
that Stone A Murray's Circus travels exclusive?
ly by railroad, ou special Usina, consequently
there will bo uo parade of empty wagons and
jaded animals. Tho attractions of this Circus
aro inside tho Pavilion, and not on tho streets;
thcreforo, (with the exception of the RAND
CHARIOT, drawn by Sixteen Thorough bred
Horses,) no attempt will be made to induce
patronage bv tho obsolete use of a so-called
"Gorgoons Free Pageant."
?r STONE & MURRAY'S CIRCUS will ex?
hibit in CHESTER, November IC; WINNSBO
RO, November 17; NEWBERRY, November
19; ABREVILLE, November 00.
Nov 5 fofl? I
A O ABD.
?- "'1-' 'i'.^J "IllgW
jiff a^nlfHMiI
, Wo beg UjJfHfga^m gc^udj^.ri?it4n?l^o
lumbia.ithat wo wrd with tho IMMENSE DRY
GOODB H0U8K of R. C. SHIVER, ?nd wffl
bJtl iJOYi' ic 'irirAjt '?i/ I .? .f'- t fl
be gratified to receive & pall from them. We
never hayo boen in ao good a condition before
to servo the intereeta of bayera-the stock
exceeding in amount, in beauty, in freshness
and in variety, anything of the kind we have
ever bandied. As to price, we go beyond tkia
market to compete, and will till billa in any
market, freight added.)
David Jones,
Winthrop Williams,
Wm Bollinger,
Henry Daria,
F T Miller,
WEJOrohard,
C A. Bedell,
F.B Orchard,
T Williams,
R E Cameron,
J A Shiells,
W J Ramsay,
J Willie Folk.
J L Banks,
Henry Beard,
F H Percival,
D E Stalnakor,
Wm Shiells,
T A Bell,
R P Mayrant, Jr,
T P Puree,
W C Mooro,
T M Graham,
A C Sylvester,
Wm Parker,
Nov 9 D L PresBiey.
HVT oB. BXZIX3'S
Wholesale aud Ko tail Manufacturing
CONFECTIONERY,
Main Street, Greenfield's Row.
SPECIALITY-CANDIES made of PURE
SUGAR, that baa stood the test of popu?
lar taste for thirty years.
WHOLESALE CANDIES,
Put up in 25, 50 and 100 pound Boxes, well
Assorted, at as low a figuro as puro Goode will
warrant. In order to compete with tho largo
manufactories of the North, the wholesalo
price of assorted Candies will bo 17 cents per
pound. No charge for boxes.
Nov 4 io J. MCKENZIE.
Fare Dickson Cotton Seed.
WE ofter for salo 300 bushels pure "Dickson
COTTON SEED," grown from seed ob?
tained from Mr. David Dickson, Oxford, Ga.,
last spring, and which woro selected for his
o .vii use.
Notwithstanding thc unprecedented dry sea
aon-which has continued for several months
wc havn gathered, np to tho proaent time,
from 1,500 to 2,450 pounds to the acre.
Price $3.00 for one to fivo bushels; ?3.00 for
livu bushels or more.
OxKonn, Ga., November 4, 1861?.
I do certify that 1 aold to Messrs. Richard
O'Neale & Son, of Columbia, S. C., Borne of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, fer planting
purposes. They proposed to sell a portion of
what they raised. Plantera purchasing the
Seed thev raise, may rely upon getting thc
Genuino hickson Seed. DAV'lD DICKSON.
Wo are Mr. Dickson's agents hore, and will
order Send direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired.
Prico $5.00 from one to fivo bushels, or $1.00
for fivo and upwards.
Sample Stalks to be seen at State Fair.
Nov 9 RICHARD O'NEALE & SON.
Photograph Albums in Great Variety,
RANGING in price from 75 contH to $10.00.
Pockot-kniveH, Pocket-books', Writing
Cases, Writing Desks.
ALSO,
Family BIBLES, Pocket Bibles, Hymn
Books, in various etylea of binding, for the
several denominations. Schools Books, mis?
cellaneous Books, Blank Books, Ac. We have
tho abovo for aale in large variety, at usual
prices, wholosale and retail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
Nov 9 Under Columbia Hotel.
pf. Valuable
WILL be sold at public anet ion, on
FIRST MONDAY in DocnmLcmoxtJ
tho town of Manning,Clarendon County.S.fl
tho followln g Lots of Land, all situated in i]
zsid County, being the property of an asei
estate:
"TOWN PLACE."
This is ths lats reaidenoe of Dr. Ingrat
and is located In the most desirable portie
of the towa of Manning: Th? Lot contains
acres; the appurtenances are, a weU-nnlah<
dwelling, con tabling C rooms; ont-buildin
complete, consisting of storo-room, serran
hopees, kitchen, stable, Ac. The placo ia
n&mented with beautiful live oak?, eel
about ten years ago. Altogether, it ia a ha
some placo, posting, ten years ago, abo!
18,000.
"HOME TRACT."
This U an excellent and well settled tract I
600 acres of land, situate about two mil
from Manning. The land produces well-oe
ton, com and peas Tbe appurtenances c
sis t of dwelling-house, with all necessary i
buildings, laborera' bonnes, gin-house, gr?
ry, stables, atc.
"OONYER8' TRACT.''
I This ia a tr AO t o f 620 acres of land; it ia a we|
I settled and highly productive plantation, sit
I ate in "fork of Black River," six miles frc
Manning.
"ROSE BAY PLACE."
This is a tract of 640 acres of floe colt!
and corn land, aituato within a mile of tl
Cony ora' and adjoining the "Conyers* Tract]
It is without settlement.
"MCLEOD TRACT."
This is a tract of 800 aeres. An improvl
and valuable treat of land, situate in tl
"fork of Blaok River," produces corn, co Itt
and rico well, and is convenient to Mannii
and Sumter, the latter plaee affording one]
the best marksts in the State
..MCKNIGHT PROPERTY/
This consists of a store-houso, dwelling a|
out-buildings, and 5 acres of land, in the i
Iago of Summerton, near Wright's Bluff,
Santee River.
LOTS IN MANNING.
House and 2 acre lot, in tho town of Ma
ning. Honse contains 4 rooms, lot well i|
proved.
A small honan and kitchen, and 2 a
land, in the village of Manning.
A vacant lot.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash; the remainder on a ere i
I of one and two years; the credit portion to I
I secured by bond of tho purchaser, with inf
rest at the rate of seven per cent, per anuuj
I and mortgago of the premises sola.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers.
FR08T ft AUGER, for Assignees,
\ Sept210418N1S152229D4 Charleston, 8. Cl
Confectionery.
BETAIL DEPARTMENT.-Manufacture
daily, a select assortment of STICK OAj
DIES, Drops, Bon Bons, Taffey Kisses, Coco]
nut Cakes.Burnt Almonds, Pindar and AlmoJ
Candy, Chocolate Caramels, fte., Ac.
t A fresh lot of FRENCH CONFECTIONEI
just received.
CAKES A Kp TAUTS, OF A LL KINJDS\
JELLIES, hot
ua Jo of puro fri
tho d i ff o rei
f ro m Nor tr.
make oaaily
languished.
Fruits, Bras
Peaches, Nuts]
all kinda, FIC
TAMARIN
Prunes, Ac,
Tho largest
sortaient of TOY8 over brought to this mi
ket. JOHN MCKENZIE, 1
Nov 4 10 ? Main streetJ
Canned Goods.
PINE APPLES, PEACHES, TOMATOl
Green Corn, Lima Beans, Oysters, Lc
stcrs, Sardines, Salmon, Mackerel, Condena
Milk, Ac, Au., on hand and for aale low, by
Nov G J. A T. E. AGNEW
Fire Dogs and Fenders.
AHANDSOME Assortment of Plain 4
Fancv FI SE DOOS, SHOVELS A
TONGS, FENDERS, Ac, Ac. on hand and
sale low, bv J. & T. R. AQNEWj
Oats.
WES TE RX and North Carolina Seed OAS
for sale low, by . ?
Nov 6 FISHER. LOWRANCE & FISHER?
INSURE YOUR DWELLING
IX THE- t
SOI T1IBRN MIITCAL IOTANCB COMPANY, OF ATHENS, G
AND THE
Georgia Home Insurance Oom'y, of Oolumbu
POLICIES participate iu profita, thereby effecting an annual reduction of t
premium. Protect the old homestead, at the least possible coat.
H. E. NICHOL? & CO., Agents
Nov 10 .1 mc
GREAT INDUCEMBN TS
.> KMlahxvM4 ..o.'.iK.i
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD'S
SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS GOODS just received and offered ot a small
vaneo on cost.
Special lino of DOMESTICS, purchased since the recent fall in colton.
Special line of SHAWLS, in single, double and drab.
?Special lino of CLOAKS, in latest tlosigos, mnnufaotured expr?s sly for us.
Special line of PURS, in Rivor Mink, Coney, Siberian Squirrel and Ru
Sable.
Spooial lino of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC.
Pricos guaranteed as choap as tho cheapen*. Friends, and visitors to the ci
aro respectfully invited to call and exuraino our stock, ns wo feel confident it
be to their advantage to do so.
J. H. & m. L. Kl li ABO,
Nov 10 Ono Door South of Columbia Hotel.
FIRE AND LIFE INSUBANOI
H. E. NICHOLS ?fe CO., AGENTS.
Estatoli?X* ? <3L , - - - - 184{
REPRESENT Companies eminent for AGE, STABILITY and HONORAR]
DEALING, possessing aggregate accumulated assets of nearly
SGGpOOO,000,
Nov 10 1 mi