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LONDON, December 21.--The Spnuish Republicana have been banished for in? termeddling ? iib French revolutionists. Boehefort asid, in the corpa: "Yon have only one fear; it Ja the Republic. Sb o is noar at hfiud, and will avenge the wrongs of Frenchmen and Spaniards." Forcade, replying, threatened that at the moment the Republicans exchanged speech for action, the Government would reduce them tb Impotence. LONDON, December 21.-Rio Janeiro advioes otate that vomito has broken out among the allied troops. PAMS, Deoember 31.-It is reported that Prince Hapoleon will soon resume tho presidency of the Privy Council. DamcaM? tfWi, . Oaa^ssTON,December 21.- Arrived steamer Champion, ship R. G. Winthrop, New York; sobooner A. Haley, Phila? delphia. NEW YORK, December 21.-The o team? er Bienville met the gun-boats at sea, sailing finely. The scheme to blow up the Spanish war steamer Pizarro was frustrated by Saturday night's storm. CHICAGO, December 21.-The insur? gents took possession of the Hudson Bay Company's fort, near Pembina, with a number of prisoners. . 'I i s ? ?. t / Waining ton Hews. WASHINGTON, December 21.-No Ro {mblioan spoke against the Georgia bill sst night. Nottingham speaks against it to-day. In the House, Mr. Voorhees isarguing against the Georgia bill. Mr. Dawes, ol Mas., asked questions which indicated his intention to-vote for it. tn toe Senate, Mr. Warner introduced a bill more equally distributing the cur roney. Itt' the Senate, Mr. Trumbull urged consideration of the bill admitting Vir? ginia,1 Mr. Thayer tbonght this useless, aa the bill could not poss before the holi dalys; furthermore, Thayer had informa tion from Virginia, which was nosatis factory to him. He intimated that then had been fraud in the Virginia eleotions The bill lor compensation of citizens o the loyal States for vessels lost during tho War-stnonnt involved $880,000 goos to the President. In the House, at 3 o'clock, the Geer gie bili passed, and goes to the Presiden in the following shape: AN ACT TO PROMOTE THE RECONSTRUC? TION OF GEORGIA.-Be il enacted, Tba Georgia bo and ia hereby authorized ant directed forthwith, by proclamation, t< Bum mon all persons elected to the Gene ral Assembly, as appears by proclama tion of Meade, dated J une 25, 18G8, ti appear on some day certain named ii the proclamation, at Atlanta, and there upon, said General Assembly shall pro oeed to perfect its organization, in con formity with the Constitution and law of the United States, according to tin provisions of this Act. 2. That when members so elected ti the Schate and House of Represents tives shall be oonvened, every membe and every person claiming to be electet as a member of the Senate or House o Representatives, shall, in addition t taking the oath required by the Consti tation of Georgia, also take, sabscrib and file in the office of the Secretary o State of Georgia, ono of the followin, oaths or affirmations, viz: "I do solemn ly swear, or affirm, that I have neve held the offico or exercised tho duties o Senator or Representative in Congress nor been a member of the Legislator of any State of the United States, no held any civil office created bylaw io the administration of any goneral law c a State, or for administration of jtv-Uc in any State, or under the laws of tb United States, nor held any offico in tb military or naval service of the Unite States, and thereafter engaged in ius.ni reotion or rebellion against tho Uuite States, or gave aid or comfort to its ont mies, or rendered-except iu consi quenco of direct physical force-an support or aid to uuy insurrection or n hellion against the United States; nt held any office under, or given any sn] port to, any Goverument acting in ho tility to the United States, or lcvyir. war against the United States-so bel me God;" on the pains nnd penalties < ?ierjury, as tho caBe may be. Or tho fe owing oath or affirmation, viz: "I t solemnly swear, or uffirm, that I ha been relieved by an Act of Congre from disability, os provided by the foti teenth amendment-so help me God; on pains and penalties of perjury, as tl case may be." Whioh oath or affirm tion, when BO filed, shall bo entered record by the Secretary of State of Gee gia; said oath or affirmation, or a co] of record thereof, duly certified by t said Secretary of State, shall be c denceain all courts and places. Eve person claiming to be so elected, w! shall refuse, decliuo or neglect, or unable to toko one of said oaths or firmations, shall not bo admitted tc sent in the Seunto or House of Rep se nts ti ves. 3. That if any person claiming lo elected to tho Senate or House, sh falsely take either of said oaths, he sh be deemed guilty of perjury, and sui the pains and penalties thereof; may tried therefor by the Circuit Court the United States for tho District Georgia, in wiiioh district the crime v committed. Tho jurisdiction of BI Court shall bo solo und exclusive for I purpose aforesaid. 4. That all persons elected and cntit to compose snob Legislature, and u shall comply wiMi the provisions of t Act, shall thereupon proceed to ro gauize the Sonate and House, by election of proper officers. 5. That if any person shall by foi violence or fraud, wilfully hinder or termpt any person elected from tuk either of the oaths or affirmations j Rorihfd. or from participating in thc ? ceediugs of the Senate or House, n having taken one of said oaths or affir tiona, and otherwise complied with I Act, he ttoaU b* desiiettd'gnilty ol 'ielekiy, ?od may ba tried thexfor hi the Oironit 1 pr Diatrjot Court ol tba United States, for tho District of Georgia, in whioh the offence shall he committed; and shall bo punished by imprisonment at bard labor for not lees,than two nor mora than ten yearn; and the jurisdiction of said Courts j shall be aole and exclusivo. 6. That it is hereby declared, that the . exclusion of any person eleoted as afore? said, and being otherwise qualified, from Sarticipation in the proceedings ol the ! enato or House, upon tho ground of ra co, color or previous condition of servitude, would be illegal and revolu? tionary, and is hereby prohibited. 7. That upon application of the Gov? ernor of Georgia, the President of the United States shall employ such military or naval forces of the United States as may be necessary to enforce and execute tho preceding provisions of this Act. 8. Th it the Legislature shall ratify the fi ftrenth amendment proposed to the Constitution of the United States, I -t fore the Senators and Representatives from Georgia oro admitted to scats in Congress. Gov. Bullock wrote a letter to Huller, assuring him that upon the passage of the above bill, he would issue a procla? mation convening the Legislature on tho 12th of January. Bingham and Farns? worth only ot the Republicans, voted nay. A resolution passed extonding the j recess to tho 10th of January. j G. W. Clark, Esq., has been confirmed as Collector of Customs, and I-Col? lins, Appraiser of Merchandize, at Charleston. A number of other ap? pointments have ulso been confirmed. Internal revenue receipts to-day $750, 000. Assistant Assessors are to bo mounted throughout the South, and wherever it is necessary, aro to use force. FINANCIAL ANO COMM Kite I AI.. COLUMBIA, S. C., December 21.-Sales of cotton to-day 110 bales- middling 28 NEW YORK, December 21-Noon.-Tho market continues feverish. Gold was I sold ns low down as 19^(0)19^, but be carno firmer, and is now selling at 20. Money 6@7. G2's, ooupcu, 12J?; Ten? nessee's, ox-coupon, 50??; new 44; Vir? ginia's, coupon, 49,1-,:; Louisiana'?, old, 68>?; new 60; levee 6's 60 L?; 8*s 78; Alabama 8's 94; 5's 61; Georgia 6's 82; 7's92; North Carolina's, old, 42^; new 30; South Carolina's, new, 80. Flour dull and drooping. Corn dull, and lo. lower. Pork heavy-new mess 31.00(?? 32.00. Lard dull, at 18??@18??. Cot? ton easier, at 25^. Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton dull and >?c. lower, with sales of 1,200 bales, at 25,1.,'. Flour slightly favors buyers-superboo State 4.45@4.70; common td fair' extra South? ern 5.40?S6.00. Wheat lo. lower-win? ter red Western 1.33@1.85. Corn dull and heavy-old mixed Western 1.12(3} 1.14. Mess pork heavy, at 81.00(oj32.00'. Lard heavy-kettle 19@19??. Whiskey 1.00. Groceries quiet. Freights lower cotton steam G-lGQj.-}^. Money easy, at 6(ai7. Gold very dull-after touching 19 J? closed at 20)^. Government's dull. Southern's stronger. Georgia's 81. CINCINNATI, December 21.-Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork doll; offered at 29.50. Bacou quiet-shoulders 14J?; clear sides 18. Lard nominal. LOUISVILLE, December 21.-Corn firm. Mess pork 31.00. Shoulders 15,'^; sides 18>^@18^. Whiskey heavy, ut 95. ST. Loris, December 21.-Corn de? clining-yellow sacked 88; mixed white 90. Provisions nominally unchanged. CHARLESTON, December 21.-Cotton declining and ts(ca1 ?'c. lower, with sales of 400 bales-middlings 29%(gfi?; re? ceipts 2,906; exports coastwise 1,221. AUGUSTA, December 21.-Cotton mar? ket easy, with a fair demand; sales 700 bales; receipts 1.606-middling 23)4'. SAVANNAH, December 21.-Suies of cotton to day 400 bales-middling 23'i; receipts 3,198; exports 1,716. LONDON, December 21-Noon. -Con? sols 92>?. Bonds 86}{. PARIS, December 21.-The Bourse opened quiet-rentes 72 and 60. HAVRE, December 21.-Cotton closed yesterday nt 136; and opened quiet this morning, at 137 spot. LIVERPOOL, December 21-3 P. M. Cotton opens quiet, but dull-uplands llJ?@ll^?; Orleans HJ?(all2. yftrus and fabrics at Manchester quiet. LIVERPOOL, December 21-Evening. Cotton doll and unohanged-uplands 11%; Orleans llj'a; sales 10,000 bales. TH IC ONLY TUUE 11 ic I \ I I'S I I'S GERMAN HORSE POWDER, Deutsches Pferde Pulver. THIS Celebrated POWDER is prepared from the old Germsn teoipe, and is the onlj- genuine lerman Horse Powder as made .y "Heinitsh." It is specially in tunded for diseases to which the Horse is sub? ject. The extraordinary virtues of this Horse j Powder are attested to by thousands, and for lift y years has stood and still stands lirst in tho estimation of all experienced Fat mera, Agriculturists and Farriers, as the best medi? cine for tho Horse. It is composed of roots and herbs carefully combined with tonics, and may bc given in ad eases where disease exists. For INDIGESTION, DISTEMPER, Hido bound, Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite, Inward Sprains, Debility, Wasting of Flesh, Sore Eyes, Swelled Legs. Grease, Mango, Surfeit, old Cloughs, Exhaustion from Work. Itcari ies off all foul humors, purities and coo's tho blood, and prevents horses becoming stiff and foun? dered. It is a atimnloua for weak stomachs, ami renders tho limbs and skin soft and fino, giving a smooth coat to thc hair, and transforms the ill conditioned and sick to health, beautv nod spirit. Prepared only by E. H. B> INITSU, Phar? macist. Columbia. B. O. _Dec New Raisins and Figs. J i^V/^V WHOLE, half and quarter boxes lA/Vj now Layer RAISINS. 23 drums now Smyrna FIGS, for sale by Dee 7 _E. A G. D. HOPE. Cotton! Cotton!! THE highest market price paid for COT? TON. B. A G. P. HOPE. Fire Crackers ? Fire crackers ! 1 Ail BOX KS Arst quality TIRE OBAOK lUv ERM, Just received and (or sale lew by J. A T. R. AONKW. m 'o ?hjristaMM V*t*l If remoto from care's ?U07 And ia sports that do not cloy, Oar time be spent In toy ; W??i?flf Wie yonn?h Then the memory of this Id sweet as love's first kiss, Flowing like a tale of bliss From tho tongue. . Would you thus your children bless On their iiitie hearts impress A wbolo life of happiness And of joys? Help now their gladsome mirth As they gather round your hearth, Nor let there be a dearth Of their toys. There's a pleasant plaoe for these, Where friends may, if they please, At their leisure and their ease. See them all. 'Tis MCKENZIE'S Bazaar, And it ohio otb like a star: Nor need you travel far Should you call. Tis well worth a long survey To examino tho array Seen there by night and day. And the throng Who are crowding thero in quest Of tho brightest and the best, Their children's peace and rest To prolong. Thero are wooly lambs that bleat, There are chairs with softest seat, And of ships a perfect fleet, Taut and souud. Aud of checkers ami of ches?, And of dollies in full dress, There nre many scores, I guess. To bo found. Silky poodle dogs that bark, Noah and his bulky ark Wherewith birds nod beasts embark; Little mice, Little ducks and ponds and parks, Little nightingales and larks, Every oue who sees remarks Oh, how nice! Skipping ropes and little clocks, Stoves and rugs, and tiny frocks, Gows and goats in varied flocks, Horses fleet ; Jumping Jacks and building blocks, Battle-doors uud shuttle-cocks, Hoops and trunks, nnd keys and locks, Children greet. Hobby-horse, bow and arrow, Ship and rolling burrow, Spade and rake, nud hoe and harrow. For the field; Tea sets aud checker-boards, Banks to keop what baby hoards, Trumpets, drums, aud dirks and swords Boys may wield. Cagas, bouts and pateut swings, Watches, chains and golden rings, Images of Queens and Kings, As thoy reigned; ' Then that great invention, The "Spring Horse"-this but mention, And lo! caoh child's attention Is enchained. Then bat and ball, and slate, Aud games of skill aud fate, And the baby's cup and plate All complete; Theo hoop, lotto and doll, And carved moukcy droll, Pen or tongue cnn scarce extol Tho whole treat. Now, nil theso and more you'll meet At MCKENZIK'B Toy Retreat, On Main, near Lady street, Whtvro one gets All that boys aud girls admire All that childhood eau require, All that ma and pn desire For their pets! Dec 21 6 HOLIDAY GOODS. HANDSOME," USEFUL AND CHEAP, AT W.D.LOVE&CO.'S POPLINS, MERINOS, 1AclaincB, Scotch Plaids, .dlnck Silk, Fancy Silks, Ginghams, Prints, Linen Cambric nandk's, Cuffs, Co'lars. Ribbons and Trimmings, GitOVE LOXES, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Lunch Baskets, Railroad Bags. Reticules, Portmonies, containing all sizes of Fnglish A Son's Needles, which we guarantee. LADIES' KID GLOVES-beat, Gent's Kid Gloves-best, Ladies' Cloth Gloves-bost, Ladies' berlin Gloves-best, Ladies' Buck Gloves-best, Ladies' Cotton and Merino Ho--e, Gent's Cotton half " Ladies' Under Vests. Gent's Under Vests. LAD?FS' ARAB SHAWLS, Ladies'Cloth Cloaks, Hoods, Sontags and Coals, Opora Sacques-entirely otu, Gent's Shawls, Blankets, 10-1, 11-4., 12-1.. Tiibln Damasks. Table Covers, Piano Covora. CASS1MERES AND CLOTHS, Jeans and Tweeds, Brown and Bleach Domestics. CAItl'ETINU, OIL. CLOTHS, ?(C., ?fcc. We sell standard aud reliable makes of Goods univ, and guarai.teo satisfaction in al). W. D. LOVE, W. O. LOVE ?fc CO.. B. B. McORF.F.RY. Coln m Maj! nt el Bmlding. Breakfast Bacon and Smoked Beef. ?*r\r\ LBS. Choico Breakfast BACON, >VJvy 200 Lbs. Prime Smoked BEEF for sale by E. A G. D. HOPE. Cream Cheese. BOXES Primo Cutting CHEESE, OU 10 Boxes Young Arm rica CqeeBO, for sale bv _E. A G. D. HOPE. _ C L O T H I N Gt. T HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED a very large aud desirable Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, Ac, which I ara determined to offer purchase] s on the most reasonable terms. Oct ? t?M. J. HOKE. Candy! Candy! KA BOXER Mixed CANDY, just received .jtXj and for sale low bv the box. Deo 10 J. A T. R. AONF.W. VS? Flace to I*ay in your Holiday Sophies. HARDY WUOIJKSALE AND RETAIL COEUEBIA HOTEL BUEUDEXO, Corner Main Street and Davis* Alley, Columbia, S. C. IN anticipation of the holidays, the sobeoriber has laid iu A TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS in his line, embracing every thine inMjl^R the way of GBOCERIES, LIQUORS. WINES, fct_ SEGARS, TOBACCO and FANCY ARTICLES, of wbicb the following is but a portion of what can be fonnd in his spacious establishment: GROCERIES. MOLASSES and SYRUPS, of every grade. A, B, Extra C, C and nil grades Powdered und Brown SUGARS. TEAS, of all descriptions-Green and Black. BACON-Hams, Sides, Shoulders, Breakfast Strips, kc. FLOUR of every grade and best brauds, from extra lino Family to common. SALT, MEAL. GRIST, RICE, MACKEREL, HERRINGS, &c. CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES and FISH. Soda and Butter CRACKERS. CHEESE-Young America, Cheshire, Pine Apple, English Dairy aud State. w^$^ PRESERVES, JELLIES, BRANDY FRUITS, CANDIES, ?fcc. ALMONDS, RAISINS, NUTS, CITRON, CURRANTS, FIGS, kc. WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. Mr. Solomon would oall especial attention to his choice stock of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS, embracing: CHAMPAGNE-Mumm & Co., Cart D'Or, Lao lr Or, Creme do Bouzy, Royal Cabinet, Verzenay, Heidsiek aud other celebrated branda. Fine French CORDIALS, of various kinds. Sherry, Madeira, Claret and Cooking WINES generally. BRANDY-French and American, of vi irions brands. WHISKEY-the celebrated Baker and Lantz brauds, which aro so admired. RUM, GIN, ALE, PORTER, BREMER LAGER, kc. Tobacco and Segars. CHEWING TOBACCO-Crumpton's, Pancake, Ac-fino und select. FINE CUT-Solace, Goodwin's "Welcome" aud other popular brauds. SMOKING-Genuino Durham, Pinkleton and others equally well known. SEGARS-of the very best. JK?y-These articles are nil FRESH, and will prove, upon examination, to be just j what they nre represented. Deo 22 For the Curo of ail forms of Stoma, h ami Liver, Invigorate! the Appetite Promotes Digestion, Relieves Sick Headache. Restores tone to thc System. Quiets Nervous* ness, Gives Sleep to the Restless. Manufactured bv W. ti. CrfAr'iiE <*, Ct)., No. 207 K?st Hay, Cnarleston, S. C., And sold by HARD?"SOLOMON, Columbia Hotel building, Columbia. ?. C. Nov 21 lui Christmas and New Year Presents. I. S?LZBACHER, Practical Watch-maker and Jeweler, Columbia lintel Bow, MAIN STREET, C OHMll IA. <. f. RUE PS on hand anv and everything in the wayo! WATCH EH, OL '?OK?, JEWELRY, hi'?.CTACLES FANCY ARTICLES, t te. Han just opened a large assortment of solid SILVLHWAttE, for the Holidays: fine TABLE and POCKET CUTI.EBY; Table Knives nf solid st el, silver-plated---something new. .Sportsmen can obtain the very best of Ammu? nition; Dixon's Hog-skin Shot ?nd Powder Flasks, Cartridges, etc. Besides a varietv of DOO COLLARS. Call and examine. f*Dce_10_ DRY GOODS! NEW ST?HE m \'E\l HOODS. \TTli tai.o pleasure in announcing io tho ? VT/ pub ic, that we have this dav opened a fino stock of BUY GOODS, of every descr?o-1 lion, and shall always have on hand a tino \ assortment of all tbs varions Good.- appertain-1 ing to our trude. Our Dress Goods Department Shall always bo replete, with tho latest s; s les nf Silks, Satins, Poplins, Plaids, Kmpnss Cloths, Sli iinos, Deluines and Operas, in all colors, 1'iints of all grades and muk?s. TABLE LINENS, in all st>Ies. Damasks, Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers of ovcry deccription. In J KA NH, CASHMERES, RROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, wo shall always have a complota assortment. In BLEACHED GOODS, RHKETINGH and SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, we shall offer great inducements. In O LOVES, HOSIERY, GEN I'S WEAR. Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirt.-, a fine se? lection and bargains. A fino assortment of NOTION'S on hand. Call and soo na, at tho New Stor-. in DiorcVs' new building, under the old Eiusler Hall. Deo 2 3mo R. W. PORTER A CO Fresh Norfolk Oysters. jfS?t f~~\ lt rou want frvsh Norfolk OY8 ?^?AJ ?VTKR*?, call at the Colombia les ^Bfcjjlr Hou*ev where they aro kept con? stantly on hand, and sold low f<roaah. AR orders from tRo country promptly attended to. Nov 10 ?mo* JOHN D. BATEMAN. New Goods. I I HAY'-', ina' received another supply i T?* ot uno English and French CA8SI 1 nm M RU GK, bf th? latest styles, *hich nie I -?lu. off red low for euell. C. D. EBEKHARDT, Washington stn et, opposite Law Range. Nov 25 _ I HE?SE'S DININiT S^OON ^ IS OPENED for theg^ ..?-SKASON, with choicoIB. OYSTERS, GAM IC, Ac, together with TTw everything that is usually kept in a first class Restaurant. Nov lf> tf*r LUNCH every dav at ll o'clock. C O LUM B IA Wliolexulc anU Ki tail I j CLOTHING, HAT, ASI) j aun mmwm HOUSE, ? Main Street, next to Mr. K. C. Shiver's Dr II (roods House. E, & W. C. SWAFFIELD. . ? . . - f Mft-JST^^. WE have now ou hund agu.if* WHypetHlarge and varied assortmentPWllHji i *mtl 111 )(>f the above Goods, bonghtl-I lil/ ] low for cash, and n ill he sold for that commo 1 dity, at it ?mitill advance. Some of our Goods aro onr own manufacture, and every garment we have in store has been oeleetcd with threat care, and will be warranted. im m> IN HATS, we have always been the leaders, Dealingextenaivolyin them, wo are enabled tr MtiH a single one or by the dozen at les> prices than smaller houses. lu the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, wt jnhavc added to our already largo corpa o .iuLworkmcn a Cutter and a Tailor of l&rgi experience in their linc, recently from Paris and we are thu? enabled to make a styl? j of Goods superior to any Gooda made in tbii State. We have choice and varied patterns o ? Hog Uh and Fi euch OASSIMEBES, and kee; np to tho to irk? t in styles. Shirt?, Drawers, SocK-t, Handk. robtefs, no? ?tylaTies,aqnara Neck IUndkorohh fs,Trunks j Vallves. Sha? la, Ac. Oct 24 Variety dale. BY JACOB LEVIN. THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, to close, consignments, weather permitting: FURNITURE, Family Snpplios, A nice lot of Prayer Rooke and bibles- now in gilt. 100 bags Flour-12$, 25 and 60 pound aaoks, A fine young Gow and Calf, Ao., AC. Dec 22 Valuable Real Estate at Auction. BT D. C. PEIAUTTU & BOB. BY virtue of an order of aale to mo direct? ed, by tho Hon. George H. Bryan, Judge of the United states District Court, for the District of South Carolina, I will offer for ?sie, at public auction, on MONDAY, the 3d day of January, 1870, at the Court House in the city of Columbia, at 10 o'clock, AR that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, with the buildings and aU brioka and materials re? maining thereon, situate, lying and being la tho city of Columbia, and State aforesaid, and described in a conveyance thereof from Johfa J. Kiualer to Benjamin F. Evans A Harvey Cogswell, dates tho 29th day of August, A. D. 1863, recorded in the Mesne Conveyance Office. Richland District, in Book B, pago 420, as all that pieoe, parcel or tract of land, containing three acres and a half of an aero of len*, be tho same moro or less, situated in the city of Columbia, and bounded on the North by Lady street, and on the South by Gervais Btreet, aaa on the West by Huger street, and on the East in part by Pulaski Hlreet ana in part by Han? nah and Amelia Briggs' land. The same to be eula free from aiLUett or en? cumbrance. TERMS OF 8AI.E.-One-third oaab, balance on a credit of one, two and throo years, secured by bond of purohaaer, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cont, per annal: from the day of salo, payable annually, and mortgage nf the premises. Purchaser ta pay Assignee for papers and st amps. G. HERBERT SASS, Assign?e of Evans ?> Cogswell. Oi ncr. OF REGISTER XK BARKJLOPTCT, CnARX.EBTON, B. C. Pursuant to tho order of the Court, in th? above case, notice is hereby given to ail credi? ton! claiming any lien upen tbs property above described, to come in and provo their claims before me, on or before the ilrat Monday in January, A. D. 1870, or rn default thereof to bc forever barred from and of tba same. . JULIUS C. OARPENTEB, Doc 12 15 19 22 26 80 J 2 Register. Fresh Goods RECEIVED to day: 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, ex? tra and family. 2,000 pounds Fine Feed. Best Orango County Batter, Dairy and Fao I tory Cheese, Saur Kraut, Mineo Meat, (some i thing niceA Brandy Fruita. Jollies-assorted Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Gov? Oysters, Lobsters. Sardine?, Deaicated Clea Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Piokles, Salmon, Bay Mackerel, etc, etc. Nov 20 _ LEAPHABT A SLOANS. Bare Chanco for Investment. THE Subscriber, in view of a contemplated change in bia business, ollera for sale the following desirable property: One flrBt clash LOURING MILL, with Belt? ing attachment. Ono first class Corn Mill, with screen at? tachment. Ono first class 20-horae power upright Steam Engine, with necessary Shafting, Belting, A?., Icc, all in complete running order, and an es? tablished run of custom, affording an opportu? nity not often obtained, for any one wishing to >ngage in tho business. ALSO, Tho MILL HOUSE, Work-ehops and DweU ing Hons? adjoining, now occupied by the subscriber. To an approved purchaser, terms will be made liberal. B. TOZER. Doc 5 Kris Kringle is Cott?sig HEADQUARTERS AT 51 'IvM ZI E'S, MAIN STREET. The only authorized Agent by Leiter* Paient, from Santa Claus. WHERE everything possible and impopsf hlo can be obtained in Kris' line, which covers a mnltitndo of Nick Knaoks, auch as TOYS, of ail descriptions. FANCY BOX KS In great variety. BON-BONS CANDY FRUITS. Ac, Ac, as? sorted CAN DIES, pure, and of Columbia ma? nufacture. [N.B. Nu Clay or Kaolin uaed in this ma? nufactory; puro Sugars, unadulterated.} Domestic JELLIES-Apple, Haw, Plum, Cranberry and Gooseberry, from pure frails. Together with imported Currant Jelly. TAMARINDS and CANNED FRUITS and VEGETABLES. A special invoice of TOYS from Kris, expect? ed on Thursday. FIRE WORKS, CRA0KFR8, TORPEDOES, ROCKETS, Ac, Ac CAKES ICED and ORNAEENT ED to order. Send them in time, to prevent disap? pointment. Black, Fruit, Pound, Sponge, Citron and AI moud Cake, al? ways on hand and to order. SCOTCH CAKE and Currant Bunn. Small CAKI?8 in great variety. Fresh RAISINS bi whole, half and quarter boxes. Smyrna FIGS in all sized packages. Malaga GRAPES. PRU NI'S, West India and Florida Oranges; Northern Apples, Lemons, Ac, Ac A frc-h invoice of thoso choice and incom? parable CRACKERS, viz: ALBERT BISCUITS, made by McKenzie A Middleman, Bdinbnrg. Scotland: with a choice and selected stock of Goods, fancy and ataplo, too numer?os to mention. Call, seo, try. and be convinced. J. MCKENZIE, Main street, Next door to comer of Lady street, Colum? bia, s. 0. _Dee-Iff Sew Presbyterian Hymns. JUST opened a new stock of PSALMS and HYMNS, all sizes, in every style of bind? ing; some in noe binding for CHRISTMAS GIFTS, for sale at Den 14 IIB Y AN AMc'UHTF.R'S Bookstore. FOR BARGAINS Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots ard Shoc-s, HA 7 W. t 'A PS, UM li ll PILLAS, [?adios ?nd Gent'? Furbishing Goods, Gall al JACOB BULZI?ADHERI*. Nov 7 Cotton Bagging. BORNEO.OUNNY, DUNDEE and DOUBLB ANCHOR. 10 000 yards of the above for sale st lowest. marji t rate?_E. A G? n ?QPR. Fresh Biscuit and Croakers. f*f\ RBLB and boxs? R* da, Butter, Ferina? V)VI Sugar. U-mon, Wain?., Gkiger Cakes* and 8naps. ?. A G, P- B?PIL. Z