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Y -~" \ Ko roi H" Mew?.. ...^ } LONDOK, December 28. -It ie nototLin t hebreas bete, with approval, tbat tpo uowuVustrian-Cuincao iicuty forbids uou srtls \o engago in trade. The Times, considering the claims of ?ho American Government against Eng laud, wyn that the case of the Alabama is theiouly plausible one presented, and even liiere, the fault is due to the Union cruisers for permitting her to escape. Englabd, therefore, need not fear the re? sumption of negotiations or the rofe rene o of theoiaim to an arbitrator. PAX)*, "December 81.-It is feared Ollivier vf ill bo unable to form a in in i* ^?AEKID, December 31.-Gen. Pierrad has boen released. Railroads aro all blocked up by snow. HAHBUBG, December 81.-Tho Elbe is blocked up with ice and navigation above has boen saspended. LIUKBICK, December 31.-A fearful gale occurred here to-day. Houses were prostrated, ten persons wero killed and many hort. HAVANA, December 31.-A severe fight took place at Magna, in Cinco Villas district. Twenty insurgents were killed and sixty-six captured. HAVANA, December 31.-The Governor of Matanzas orders tbe citizens to de? liver up private arms, under pain of court martial. Washington News. WASHINGTON, December 31. -There J was no cabinet meeting to-day. McClellan is here, il The World well terms the revolution itt Prince Rupert's Land a tempest in u j tefwpot Donifullr Kaw?. PrrrsB?no, Decomber 26.-Heury ?Soitz, a German boy, sixteen years old, visited tbe bouse of a Mrs. Wetowski, in Allegheny City, yesterday, to solicit the company of a yonng lady to tho skutinp park. She gave him no decided answor, and he declared he would shoot himseb if she would not go, flourishing a pistol at the same time. Shortly afterward*, the boj was found shot in the forehead. He died in a few hours. On the sanit afternoon, Allen Cole, a boy fifteen yean old, residing in Allegheny City, acciden? tally shot himself with a pistol. He died to-day. CHABLESTOX, December 31.-Arrived steamer James Adger, New York; sehr. Thon. MiskimmooH, Matanzas. ATLANTA, December 31.-The Hon. Poster Blodgett, Cbairmau of the State Central Committee, of the Union Ho publican Party of Georgia, bas issued a call for a meeting of the Committee, to be held in Atlanta, on Wednesday, Janu? ary 5, 1870. He invites all Republican members of the Legislature to bo present at the meeting. The Secretary of tho Democratic Com? mittee issues a call to the Democrats for the same purpose, on the same day. NKW ORIJEANB, December 31.-The City Council muddle still continues. Some of the Government's appointee* have been installed, but are maudamus ized to show cause, January 3, why they should not vacate. Gov. Warmuntli forbids Auditor Wickliffe occupying the room in the Mechanics' Institut-'. The courts have been resorted to. SAN FRANCISCO, December 31.-Au additional shook of an earthquake bat been felt, and many citizens are alarmed. FINANCIAL A JV O COMNEKCI&L. NEW YOBK, December 31-Noon. Stocka steady. Money 7, currency. Exohange-long 1.08*?; short 1.0% Gold 20. 62's, coupon*. 12??. Tenne?, see, ex-coupons, 52; new 45?*; Virginia, ex-coupons, 47 >?; new 53; Louisiano, old, 70>?; new G5; levee 6's65; 8's82>><: Alabama 8's 90 K ; 5'sG2; Georgia G's 80; 7's 92; North Carolina, old, 40; new 28% ; South Carolina, new, 82 asked. The Stock Board adjourns to Monday. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn lc. better. Pork quiet-mess 29.50. Lard dull barrels 17J?@18 for steam. Cotton firmer-middling 25^. Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cotton }?c. higher, with sales of 3,500 balos, at 26^. Flour less ac? tive. Wheat lc. better, but dull. Corn unsettled. Mess pork 29.50(3(30.00 Lard 18(^18;.;. Whiskey 98@99. Freights lower. Money 7, currency to ? gold. Bank statement favorable. Gold ? firmer, at 20,^'. Governments strong. I BAI?TIMOBK, Decemb<4 31.-Cotton firm. Flour steady. Red wheat 1.40(a> | 1.42. Cornaetive. Pork qaiet; should? ers 15. Whiskey 98(3.1.00. CINCINNATI, December 31. Corn firm. Provisions dull, lower and unsettled. Pork 27.75. ST. LOUIS, December 31.-Corn de? clining and demoralized-yellow 80; white 85. Whiskey 90. Provisions dull. C H ARL t CST ON. December 31.-Cotton active and }{@.}<iC better with sales of 1,000 bales-middlings 237"(?24; re? ceipts 1,677. AUGUSTA, December 31.-Market firm? er, with better demand-sales 500 bales; receipts 400; middling 23"?3>.<; mar? ket closing firm. SAVANNAH, December 31.-Receipts of cotton 3,095 bales; sales 1,500-middliug 24; market firm. Mourns, December 31.-Sales of cot- i ton for the week, 8,850 bales; sales to-1 day 8,500; market ftrm-^iniddling 24; receipts 437; exports 4,950. NEW OniiEAN^J^^fmber 31.-Cot'on j aetf-e and., fiufl WkW^i> ^b sales of , S.bWbaJjs^l Bher.nt 5.25fm6.25. i tts 68@70. LThe Bourse ,"85. ! -J?-3 P. M. ra. oVtt?au& [a 12,000; speculation i)-, of {which American o', the week 51,000, is t??OO; stock afloat Am?can is 128.000. -} at JfiiuciicBter firmer. ecenibiBi^I'.vEvening. -uplands 11V; Grleans iexporta ntrd peculation rgtifir Cheese. of thj? pclobrated C'VFSE r'juMobana. 0 ijoxcjiprims Cqtting Choose. M Youri i America Cheese, ile hv f 2_lCf9i HYMMRH^ So'Omons' litters, rn.st ^()ri'IlEri#/TONIC and Invigo , is for ?*lo ?J ?a. 0. H. MIOT, Orugrfst. Columbia. 8. C. , I re-th Snppues. H FfEHHINOB. ]?h Cou nt ry and Ifonntain BUTTER, t and Pese *.?-Blov Plan tir ir Potatoes, hen CH FUSE, ?ti G. DIEKOKS, At th>$gn of the Watch. WHOLESALE PRICES C?RRKST, COBBBCTBD VTEIKUr BT TUE BO ABO OF TBA DE. APPLES", ?DU.1 '?5(01 60 JUOl>AB8Efl,CUb?,6?j???< BAnoiNO.GunuT 26(328 Now Orl'nel 0U?110 , Dundee f.) yd 30?32 Sugar H'eo..75? 1 36 BAU ROPK, Manll.f?tt NAILS ? 00-37 no N.Y.orYYe8?*n>10S)15 ONios's.^bnal 76?2 00 Bu TI EU, Northern ?50 OIL, Kerosene, g GU(?o970 Country, ^ tt.23@35 Machinery-75?1 00 OACOK. liam?. ..23? 25 Po?l/raY,Ducks pr Sides, 3??....20?21 Turkeys.3 00 Shoulders... 16 @18 Chickens.23?30 DSICKS, %}).,000 ..9? 12 Geoae OAWDLKS, 8porm40?70 SPECIE, Gold ?1 20 Adamantine Ib21?25 Silver.1IC? 1 18 Tallow.14? 16 POTATOES, Iris 75? 1 60 COTTON YARNI 85@2 00 Sweet, hue 1 00?1 20 CoTTON,8trict Md@23? BICE, Carolin a?b8?? 09 Middling... 23*? East India.... Low Midl'g, 23 ? 8uoT, %ibag. 8 00@3 25 GoodOrduy,22 ? SALT, Livorp.2 50?2 CO Ordinary... 20 ? 21 SOAP, ?Mb,.7??U CBEESE, E.D.Ib.23@25 SnniTs, Alcohol,gi7 00 tfactorv.19?24 Brandy .. 4 00? 12 00 COFFEE, Rio, $?Ib21?25 HoUudGin.6 00@7 00 Laguavra_27?31 American..2 0?@3 00 Java ..'.S7?40 Jam. Kum.fi 00@7 Ul FLOUR, Co. 900?1000| N.E. " . .2 00?3 00 Northam. 6 00@11 00 Bo.WhiBky 350@4 60 GRAIN, Corn 1 40? 1 60 Mononghfa250?400 Wheat_160?2 00 Rcctitlod. 1 35@1 65 Oats. 90@1 00 SUOAR, Crus'd, 18i?19 Peas.1 41?1 50 Powdered... 18l@20 HAY, Nortn, %icwi.2 00 Brown.12?17 Eastern. STARCH, ^> lb... 9J?11 HiOES.Dry, VdM2?@18 TEA, Green ttl 00?2 00 Oreon.?8 Black.1 00?1 5l> INDIGO, Caro.. .1?1 25 TORACCO, Chw.60@l 25 LARD, lb.20?22 8moking.tt..5U?l oil LUMBER, Bds 100 f. 1 50 VINKOAR, Wino, .70?7.'> Scantling. 150 Cider.G0@G<) 8hingles,E?l000..275 French... .1 25? 1 50 LIME, ?1 bbl.2 70?2 80 WINE, Cham. 25@32 Ob AlEATS, Pork, #tb. 15* Port,$>gal300@5 0<i Beef.8?12 Shorry... 3 50?6 Od Mutton.10?12 Madeira.. .2 50?8 00 Report for Week ending friday, Dec. 31, 1869. PHOSIX l^ttA- COLOMBIA, January 1, 1870. COTTON.-TnHBflbn?for cotton during the past week wa^Jery^Hlted, Um sal CB amount? ing to about 200 ba?F, at prices varying from l8J?23*o. New Goods. v # . 1 HAVE just received another Sappls Tfc* of <i"e English and French CASSI ill ME1?KS, of tho latest styles, .?hieb are offered low for cash. C. D. EBERHARDT, Washington street, opposite Law Bange. Nov_25__ _ _ &EORGE HUGGINS' GENEBAL Fire & Life Insurance Agency. Bttabliihed in Columbia, S. C., 1849. CAPITAL REPRESENTED, $40,000,000. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Imperial,of London, (in gold) #8,000,000 .Etna, of Hartford, - - - 5.500.00e Insurance A; Savings, Bichmoud, Va., 1,000,OOo tforchants, Hartford, - - - 500.0O0 Southern Mutual, Richmond, . 260 Ooo North American, Hartford, - 500,000 LIFE DEPARTMENT. Piedmont ds Arlington, Richmond, tl,500,000 Connecticut Mutual, Hartford. - 25,000,000 Bates reasonable. GEO. HUGGINS, Agent, Office in rear of Messrs. Dnflio A Chapman's, Under the Columbia Hotel Building, j Nov 26 4mo Columbia a C. 1 Branch, Scott ? Co., : A UG US TA , GA., DEALERS IS Flour, Grain, Provisions and Fertilizers. Agents fdr ST0VALL S EXCELSIOR MILLS. _ Nov 12 3tno* Administrator's Notice. A LL persons having claims against the IX. estate of ASA HAMMOND, deceased, are requested to present the same, duly attested, to Albert M. Boozor. Attorney st Law, at Co? lumbia, for payment, on or before January 1, 1870; and all persons indebted to said estate will please nrnko payment either to said At? torney, or to myself, at Kingsville, before said date. TRANCES HAMMOND, Adtn'r. KINGSVILLE, Ootober 23, 1369. Oct 23 ell State of aout?i Carolina-Lexing ton Co. James E. Snelgrovo anfl othors, rs. Nancy Rose and others. IN COMNON PLEAS. IT appearing to mv satisfaction that Nancy ROBS and Silas Is. Lindlor, two of the de? fendants in this case, resido beyond the limits of this State. It is ordered, that they plead, answer or demur to tho bill in this case, on or before the flrst MONDAY in February next, or their coneent to thc same will ho entered of record. Given under mv hand and soal December 23,18C9. "D. J. GRIFFITH, C. C. P. Dec 25 P6 Iii the Court of Probate-Richland Co. John M. Humphrey and wifo, ra. Geo. Price, et al.-Petition for Parti'.ion. IT appearing to mv satisfaction that Samuel Trapp, one of tho d?tendants in tho above ?tated case, resides without tl-.e limits of this State; on motion of Albert M. Boozer, Peti? tioners' Attorney, it is ordered, that the said defendant do plead, answer or demur thereto within forty days from this dato; or on failure to do so, hin consent to the samo will be entered of record. WILLIAM HUTSON W1GG, Dec 25 sf?_ J ndgo of Probate. Administrator's Notice'. THE undersigned gives notico that on the 28th day of January next, ho will apply to W. Hutson Wigg, Esq., Judge of Probate for Richland Comity, at bis office, at 10 o'clock A. St., for a final discharge as Administrator of William II unsung, deceased. 4 Dee 30 $13 ' WM. K. BACHMAN. Final Discharge. THE undersigned given noth:o that ho will apply to Hon. William nutson Wigg, Indge of Probate for Richland County, vt his jflico, in Columbia, on MONDAY, January 24, 1870, at 10 a. m., for a final discharge at. Guar lian of Sallie H. Belton. J. P. SOUTHERN. CoLPMBiA, December 22, 1869. Dec 23 % Boots, Shoes and Hs AT THE MAMMOTi NEW GOODS FOR I have just recaived a von Misses' and Children's PI Hiands, and bought at luv, throught to this market sine* [.attention of bnye ?ow? from this date. 7 Call and see for yourselves* ut, the sign or of Columbia Hotel. Jan 1 t_?_ 77~7'~ ETIWAN Soluble Manures an MANUFACTURED at Charleston, undor the the Snlysario Acid and Super-Phoephate C SOLUBLE PHOSPHORIC ACID, in the form DISSOLVED BOSE PHOSPHATE, is the baeia o in the ratio of Soh.sjo Phosphoric Acid which ie 1 Tho immense depots of Phosphoric Guanos lina, by Dr. PRATT, ->jiHists mainly of Insoluble as a Fertilizer by beln^eround to powder, and r< as to make its inao!abW*vo*phate soluble in wat by growiog plants. Tho <^fi0)< :< Phosphate t more value to the plant thz* the oiiginal Phospfa Soluble Phosphate which atx f ortihzer contains, consequently tho cheapest Fi Mliztr !s that coni Phosphate. Impressed with these truths, '?,0 Sulphuric Aci< at Charleston, the first extendive w?j Chambers planters tho highest per cent age ory,],^., phoB Their Fertilizers are ofiVrod't 1er-j-0 forms: 01. Ellwyn, No. 1.-PURE KOLUrL? PHOBP Dissolved Bone Phosphate of Lime, i?t-cior ton, \'4. Kilw<?.Ro. PERUVIAN BffPfiLpHC KpUsolved Bone Phosphate, and 1$ to 3Vr Cot P^nvian Guano to adapt it to all Crops, f 7c ,tr \ WE AU vj ' D?J80LVED BONE, of high grade, for plant! ; Into aVy other compost, and *e enggest that th: j faotoreW t9 transport the Sulphuric Acid contai ! for tsehW centage. Jeni Soo J Dies-lotion of Copartnership. THE Firm of FISHER. LOW KAN CK & FISHER it disiolvod bj the do?th or thu Suni?r partner. All thone indebted to thin concern aro ear neatly requested to como forward and aottlo their account H withonnt delay. It. N. LOWRANCE, ? Hnr.iv?r J. FISHER, ( Sa""0" COLUMBIA, 8. C., December 1, lbfiO. New Firm. RN. LOWRANCE, W. ?. LOWRANCE AXO . P. 0. L?RICK having purchasod the htock of Fishor, Lowrmco A Fisher, have united under the firm of LOWRANCE & CO.. and bog leavo to offer their services to, and ask a continuance of, tho favors of tho friends Of tho Old CCuC?m. xliur will reoeiyo payment from all partios indebted to Fisher, Lowrance fa Fishor; and thoso having claims against thc samo, will presont thom for liquidation. Doc 2 LOWRANCE ?t CO. For Sale. DICKSONS IMPROVED COTTON SEED. &ROWN from Hoed purchased directly of Mr. David Dickson, in 18G7, and carefully preserved from mixing or adulteration v,-itli othor seod. I will doliver the Seed, sacked in good order, at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail? road, at $2.00 per bushel, for any atnouut un dor 5 bushels, or at $1.50 por bushel, for all amounts in excess of 5 bushels. A. P. AM A K EH, bt. Matthew's, H. C. I respectfully refer to the below named gen? tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring, tor ii formation touching the purity and supe? riority of tho Heed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good? wyn, Dr. A. R. Tabor, Fort Motto; P. M. Hou? ser, Esq., and Wm. faulting, Esq., Ht. Mat tbow's; L. R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and Captain F. H. W. Briggmann and W. IS. Muller, Esq.. Orangeburg Court Houeo ; all cf Orange burg County, H. C. Nov 4 8mo* j Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. THE undersigned most respectfully VfyK informs his patrons, and tho public, iii fljggoneral, that ho has received a well sc l?ct?a assortment of fine WatchcH, Jewelry and Clocks-amongst them the celebrated < Oerroan CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved iu Walnut | and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eyo-glaiseB of j every focus, to snit all eyes. Above-mentioned I articles will bo sold al reasonable prices. All I work connected with this line will bo executod ! m tho best workmanlike, manner, and properlv warranted. A. W. WEHRHAN, * ! Plain street, opposite Mr. Berry's Furniture 1 Rooms. Oct 27 ! Guns and Ammunition. .^^^ ^/t~~ I respectfully inform my friends ami thc public iu gonoral ^C^^S^that 1 havo just rea ivea a fhn * ??l ?assortment uf DOUBLE AN I1 SINGLE-BARRELED GUNS, Breach-loading I Guns, simplo make, from tho bout Euroreai | manufacturers, Repeaters of all descriptions. ! Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Cap?. Powder ' Shot and Cutlery, which I ofter to hi ll at rea | sonable prices. Guns made to order. Popair- | inc done and warranted, at ?hort notice. I Nov ll P. W, KRAFT. Main Htroct._ i F A lt M E RS, Increase your crops and iinprovo your land, by tising PHOENIX GUANO, Imported sy us direct from tho Phoenix ts- | lauds, South Pacific Ocean. Wilcox. Gibbs & Co. s MANIPULA T K n a U A N 0 j Prepared nt Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, R. i C., which has proved in the soil thc bout Manure in usc. For salo hv [/ WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., j Importers <& Dealers in GUANOS.! 00 Ruy street, ?uvunnuh, Ga, 01 Bn.t Hay street.Chariest?!*? s- *'. 241 rtroad street. Augusta. ; Also, by-Agent ' Wo al?o keep pure No. 1 Peru'ian Guano, 1 poro Dissolved Bono, puro Lead Planter. ' For further information. WU*'** aH abnv' for circular, or subscribe to WMi h ern AgrinU , twist, published by W.C Mlnnurphy .* Co . | at Auguata and Havannhl-.J^a., at tho low price of 2? cent? per anona f Nov 30 Imo i REYNOLDS' IMPROVED METHOD j' OK CONSTRUCTING Artifioial ^entures, Patented December, 1867. AFTER an extonsiveusu of this important | improvement in practice tor nearly two ; years, it is with full cuifldenco urged upon the - provision and the ?ublic, as fulfilling more I thoroughly andsati'actorily than any other I mode, overy lutentPn of Artificial Dentures. As in this methul, rubber teeth aro alto- ' gethcr discarded,it is desirable that it should j fall especially kg tho hands of those familiar | with Rold ulilt^ferl;. lt uiuy uotfff generally known that thej | wlio wear cap of artificial teeth, construciet , according tcffis patent, by Dentists who are : not liconaeeff/ender themselves liublo to the ' penalty of jinringement, as well as tho ope- ! rstor. / Office rifcts will bc disposed of and instruc- , lion glvetf?y letter, or at thc operating roonm of RoynoMb\t Roj noldn, where the manipula- , tion niayoo daily witnessed, and whoro coin- , mcuicat/ons may bo addrert?ed. WM. REYNOLDS, M. D., ! Auj?12i_Coiumbio^H. C^ |, y Teas and Coffees, ! ?tSLECTED by au export-Choicest Moyune, i, ?7 Hyson, Japan und English Breakfast Teas. ,, ?locha, Old Government Java, Laguavraand ? .om mon to choice Rio Coffees. Prices low and lualitv guaranteed. GEO. SYMMERS. Kerosene ! Kerosene ! ! PURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted 110, fire j ' test for salo low by tho barrel and at re- | ail; also in five gallon tin cans, at GO cents 1 >or gallon-no charge for cans-which is very | onvonient for country purchasers. I Nov 2i_ J. & T. R. AGNEW. ALEX. Y, LEE, architect, Civil and HydraulicKnglneer. , &KN KR AL Agent for the State of South Ca- , rolina for Moulo's Patent EARTn CLO- j JET. Nov 10 j tts for the Million ! 3" SHOE HOUSE/ j THE NEW YEAR ! t largo stock of Ladies', Gent's, I NE WORK, direct from fir&t HB 1 r figures-certainly tbo finest i the war, and in all colors aud "^^^ irs is solicited, as goods will be marked ? "the Blg~Ba?Ti-<ta>3 JtEf*--Qae door North ? A.'Wftr^Sijjyr GUANOS, |. d Sulphuric Acid, ?j direction of Dr. N. A. PRATT, Chemist for . ompany. of SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, or : f all good Fertilizers, and thoso are valuable ' In them. which were discovered in 18G7 iu South Caro- ' Phosphats of Lime, which is made available ; sdoced by Sulphuric Acid to such a condition i \ .er, and thus made capable of being taken np j j ound in any commercial Fertilizer is of no ! 1 late rock. Tho greater tho proportion of this j 1 , the less tho quantity required per acre, and i ' faining the highest per ccntago of Soluble 1 and Super-Phosphate Company havo erected Booth of Baltimore, and are able to offer to ' phate of Lime known in any market. HATE, guaranteed to contain 21 per cent, of ! 10 per cent, discount for caah. ?KPH ATE, gnaranteed to contain ?0 per cont. ; it. of Ammonia, with a sufficient addition of ton, 10 per oent. discount for cash. wm: Ks or manufacturera, who may desire to mix "Na the best and cheapest method for mano nelin the mixture. Will be sold at fixed rate , \ WM. C. BBB ?Si CO. Agents, NO\L Adger'a Wharf, Charleston, S. C. A^^<I3\?*Z>ML SS Desirable fcnn J^nrls within Cdpvl. BY D. C. PEIXtaro & SON. ale? . sight of the Ou MONDAT MORNING "vi, January 3 1870, in front of tho Coort V?. in this city, at 10 o'clock, wo will nel?^Jfc-it n,_ serve, ^^l^fcw. Two dosirablo places, IOU ami lOi^M^j moro or less, respectively, and within trw? milos of Columbia, situated between the t\fl Winnsboro Roads; and their location beirfl contiguous to tho city, rondors them very di airablo for small Farms. A fair proportion M Woods aro on each placo; also, a branch creek bottom. Tho smaller tract of 100 uer* haB two aottlomonte. I These places adjoin lands of -Winhoi// T. F. Dont and Dr. H. Fair, and will bo oft".'? separately. /< TKitatH.- One-half cash; balance in tix 1^1 twelve months. Purchasers to pay for pa/ra and stamps. J.\J\ Kilato Sale of Vacant Lot on M'lin Strfk. BY JACOB LEVIN. j ? On MONDAY MORNING next, .ld inst. J will sell, / That vucaut LOT, on Main street, i'/iiedi a tel y opposito the Columbia Hotel, mc#uriug twenty-six foot front, by 200 back; bonJlvd on tho South by lot of estate S. J. Cohen North by formerly C. Reek; Eait by .1 din Ifd, and Wost by Main Btreet. / TRKMS OP SAM:. -One-half cash; tlc balanco on ono and two years for bond and Jortgage. with interest payable somi-annriSy. Pur- I chaser to pay for stampB and pape J Jan I Inro?e of O'raniteware. dr ftc. BY JACOB IJEVIj/ On TUESDAY MORNING next, af.VV. . olock. \ at m> Blore, without rest'.., \ - dozen beat Granite Dinnor Ifv.ee. I - dozen beet Breakfaat Plate/./ \ - dozen best Havre Platea, m \ - dozen heat Soup Plates, m , - dozen Handle Cups and Speen*. \ - dozen Cnhandlcd Cups anS/lancet i?, \ I - dozen Dlehes, Pitchers, W-.pnts, MU\B, Ewers,Tumblers,Ac,Ac. E\ \ j ALSO, Vi \ I Sundry article? of Pnriiituip/Groceries, &c\ ? Ac. Terms cash. fl Jan 1 Y CharioH,; Columbia and Avgusta Jl. M. Stock. I BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY MORNING nf-xt, 8d January,] : will soil, before tho CeUrt Houeo, at 10 j o'clock, Sovcnty-fivo SHARKS di tho ahovo nauiod Stock. Sale positive. L Dec '20 wfs3 Orangeburg--In Equity. William Bradly r*. Wa. Wise and wife, and others. UNDER the order in this case, 1 will nell, at \ Columbia, on tim ealo day in Janu.tr> i next, for ono-tnird ea? li, the balance ou a ere- j lit of flvo years, peened by bond, with inte? rest Trout dato, and a mortgage of tho pro- j nii?esf purchasers /aying tor papers and ? stamps, / All that tract of ?AND, of tho trust estate ' created by Moses jSudly, situate in Richland j County; contatninjf23l acres, granlod in 1773 to Ephraim Mitchell, and in tho grant plat de- i ?.cribed as lu naiad by tho Cooparoo and b> j lands grarjpdjt/ Alexander McKinsic, Allen Addison, jpVilMTu Dargun and Catharine Smith, in. ifGG8,Special Commissioner, i Jan 1 / _ I j Mt?*, ilohes, Threshing Machine, ?tc 1 ' / BY AW T. WALTER. On ?ONDAY next, {sale duy in January,) I j v/i Sell, at the Court Houso Square, ut 10 j Jrclock a. m . /prime Plantation MULES, /. primo Brood Mare; works geutly iu har-! ?>*s, 1 Threshing' Machine, with horae power attached; in good working order, 1 Saddle and Bridle, and many Farming Im? plements. Dec 31 Desirable. Cottage. BY ?. C. PEIX0TTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING next, January 3, 1870, in front of tho Court House, in thia citv, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, A desirable LOT. w ith a COTI'AGE thereon, rion ti n;; and bounded on the North by Taylor j it root, and lucaruring thereon 108 feet, more | ur leas; on the South by Daniel Miller, 107 \ icot, more or leca: East by Winn ntreot. ?uti Jj DU the Weet by tho ( state of E. J. Arthur, de- " ceased. < Tho Cottage contains four Rooms on fi raf | lloor, and two Attic Rooms. On the premise? , iro all necessary out-buildings. TERMS OF SALE.-One-hall cash; balance in 1 twelve months, secured bj bond and mort- ! gago. Purchaser to pay for papera and Hamps. B. F. AUTHUR, Executor. Dec 81 >'i'ce Seat Little Cottages. i BY D. C. PE1X0TTO & SON. ON MONDAY, the 3d day of January, 1870, we will sell, in front of the Cum t House, in thia citv, at 10 o'clock, Five neat little COTTAGES, bounded ax follows: East on Assembly street; North on Divine street; Weat by Gates street; South by Rlossom struct, each containing one-fourth of an acre of land, moro or leas. This pro? perty will bo divided to snit purchasers. ALSO, Tho balance o? the aqnarc, containing three j ?cres, moro or less, unimproved. The above property can bo treated lor pri- ! vatcly, previous to day of auction. TRKMS.-One-third cash; balauce in twelve j months, secured by boud ami mortgage ot | (.remises. Purchaser to pay ns for papers and ? Mtamps. _ _ _ Dec 25 28 J2 I Valuable Heal Estate at Auction. j BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. BY virtue of an order of sale ,to me direct- j ed. by tho Hon. George S. Bryan, Judge nf the United states District Court, for the District of South Carolina, I will offer for sale, i nt public auction, on MONDAY, the 3d day of January, 1870, at the Court House in tho city > jf Columbia, at 10 o'clock, 7 All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, with I the buildings and all bricks and materials re? maining thereon, eituato, lying and being in j the city of Columbia, and State aforesaid, and I described in r. conveyance thereof from John | J. Kinsler to Bonjamin F,. Evaus A Harvey ! Cogswell, dates the 29th day of August, A. D. ! 1803, recorded in the Mesne Convegance Oftice. J Richland District, in Book B, page 420, as all that piece, parcel or tract of land, containing three acres and a half of an acre of land, be tho samo more or less, situated in the city of Columbia, and bounded on the North by Lady street, and on tho South by Gervais street, and Dn the West by Hager street, and on tho East in part by Pulaski street and in part by Han? nah and Amelia Briggs' land. Tho same to be Bold free from all lien or en snmbrance. TERMS OF BALE.-One-third cash, balance on ti credit of one, twqjmnd throe years, secured by bond of purchatrl, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per cent. p'Jr annum from tho day ol | ?alo, payable annually, and mortgage of tin premises. Purchaser to pay assignee for papers and stamps/ G. HERBERT SASS, Assignee of Evans A Cogswell. OFFICE OF REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY, CHARLESTON-, S. C. Pursuant to tho order of the Court, in tho ibovo casa, notice is hereby givou io ail credi tors claiming any lien upen tue property above described, to como bi and prove their claims y-jg^g^^j^r^before tho first Mondav in "O^eve^D^R 2??o .1 2' yj*Tri \i^\^t}r} L Doc 12 is Sheriff's Sale. { , Jr., and Henry O. Kinsler, -, -_j v. rs. Amelia B. Kinalor etui. edward Kinslei Q thfl dcoretal ordor Jn lhe PriRfmANT fd caBOl of dato August 28, L T, boforo the Court Houso in Co U??1 Jiu SSt lr?tMONDAI in January, 1870, 869.1 will soil, nourB TIT*VK? nil6, ?tl? '?nd intereat of John J. i vithni the lega pd ," tho foHowirjg lr?ct8 of 1 .iA,,i?5? ?. "nSt?n County, of wbieh hie WrlS' .docf * 1 Kinsler. deceased, and hie ! auVer, WHlian K,n?ler- decc"0?. ?T ^ nether, Salom. , p, l OQ0 acr0 j 'eBieTho Hon? t Old l'lace. 300 aero?, \ Tho Frida Fie,d Trft0t' 100 '0r0H' .x irZl lil - Hebron Tract. 150 acre*, A mT? K , ry Kinsler Tract, 800 acree. r >r\ n VJ Tract, 640 acres, , I " uii.l Jr Tract. ?40 acree, S -I\ ii?,. I m Kinsler Tract, 250 acres. K Th? Willi! ank Tract, 2 300 sores, n ir! u! b of Saluda Tract, 200 acres, tW VtZ mSSLi >t House" Tract. 1,620 acres, ??TheSi >e River Tract, in Georgia, 400 12 Ti?.r?!C0Ul cribed proporty will be sold at Tho ahovo d te*T* \ nrchaser, he having :h "r " " 1 P. F. FRAZER, S. R. C. ;ailed to comp mih Terms cash. Doo 12 Assignee's Sale. jW'fiK natter of Gilbert Garner, Rankrupt. D. 0. PEIXOTTO & 80S, Auctioneers Y virtno of an or lor of ?alo, to mo directed bv tho Hon. George' 8. Bryan, Judge of M*> United Hiatus District Court for tho Dis Viot of Sunt li Carolina, I will HOII, boforo tho Mourt H i m ur, in Columbia, at lt o'clock, on ?IONDAY, tho 'ld day or January next, tbo fol? lowing real pro]it)rty, belonging to the said lnuiknipt estate, to wit: I All that tractor parcel of LAND, situate in [Richland County, containing 1,280 nm K, moro ir Ieee; bounded by landH of Claikson, South /Carolina Railroad, Thoma? lt. brown and the Wu terco Rivet*. Thin placo itt highly improved, with good regido ce, hubatantial quarters for labor?te, Cotton Screw, Gin-house, and every applianco of a ii rut oin HM Plantation, together with about SUO or '.>l)0 un rn nf open land. Tho Camden Branch of South Carolina Itailroad forma one ol th?! boundary linea, and Clarkaon's Depot ia at one corner of tho plantation. TERMS.- One-half cash; balance on a credit of ono year, with iuicrtst from day of sale. Tho credit portion to bo secured by bond ol purchaser and niortgago of promises Hold. Purchasers to pav for papera and stamps. Uec 12 ml T. J. LA MOTTE. Assigneo. Assignee's Sale. In the matter of Thomas R. IJrowu, Bankrupt. By D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers. BY virtue of an ordor of Halo, to me directed by tho Hon. Qoorgo S. Bryan, Judge of ibo United StatoH District Court for the Dis? trict ol' South Carolina, I will ecll, before the Court HOUHO, in Co u ni bia, at 10 o'clock, on MONDAY, the 3d day of January next, tho real ontate of tho aaid Bankrupt, to wit: All that tract of LAND, aituato in Richland County, m ar Clarkson'!* Turn-out, containing about two hundred and fifty aerea; bounded bj landa of dilbert Garner, eatato oT John lt. Brown, Bates and otln-ro. ALSO, Two huudred and fifty acree of Laud, moro i or lesa, in Orangeburg County, ou the Conga- i ree River; bounded by TERMS.-Ono-half cash; balance on a credit ! of ono year, with intcrebt from day of sale The credit portion to bo Mpcured by bond ol purchaser ?iud mortgage of tho premisos ?old. BurcliRHer to pav for papera and stamps. Doo 12 ml T. J. I.AMOT PB, Assignee. Assignee's Sale. \a Ibo matter of Uobert C. Mile-, Bankrupt. D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers >Y virtue of an order lo mc directed by ibo Hon. (ieorge S. Bryan, Judge of the UiAed State? District Court for tho District of *->utl: Carolina, 1 will Bell, before the Court tloitke, in Columbia, at 1U o'clock, on MoN D.tmthe 3d day <if January next, the follow? ing liYiperty. belonging to thonaid bankrupt estatcXto wit: All t\at tract or parcel of LAND, situate in U if h I KW County, on tlio water? of Tenible and Spu'H Creeks, near Wat oreo River; con t*ining%8.i"> acree, mot o or lona; bounded bj landa ol ^ Odom, C. Manning, Rev John Roas, it. McDafteld, Freeman, Martin, Dent, Ster? ling, Gaulb's, and otbere. The tract is nearly all in origml wood, with much excellent creek bottom ainm line mill Hite, with Mill and Dam already cnnvtictcri, and an abundant Water power. ALSO, f.or No. I-l|ie lot of Land, iu the city of idnmbia, coKiining one aero, more or less; I bounded on tb^iortb by lot of T. J. LaMotte; I ">i tho East bj^l'ulaski; South by Blossom | Dtreet, and Weany Lot No. 2. Lo* No. 2 T|J|''' of Land, containing one i acre. mMMMving to the West discribJH Mi bv Blossom and Huger: stroctaM ? T. J. LaMotte. Soldai Htt and at the risk cf the tormeflH |A>(> 'i(1H railed to comply with ' lo or less, lying both in Comities, known na tho Jed by landa of Doby, ther.-i. tbalanco on a credit from day of aale. aenred by bond ol u^H Bff premises sold. ^and Htampa. 'TR, Assignee. ?y D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON .Auctioneers, j BY" virtue of an order of ?ale, m IUC directed 1 by tho lion. George S. litin, Judge ol lli-j United StattH Diatrict ConMf,ir the Dit?- i i ict of South Carolina, 1 will seK before the ! Court Uouae, in Columbia, at l1^>*clock, on ! MONDAY, the ad day of January nob, the real t propoity of tho aaid bankrupt estatsVto wit: All that tract of LAND, aituato at\ngville, in Richland Coutity, containing li moro or lesa; bouuded by landa of. Seuy, W. Mitchell and the'South CaroliM~Kail road Company. TII?B traci is immediamiy ftt Ringville Depot, and baa a com fortab? int ? tage Residence, Kitchen, Stable, etc. W i ERMS.-One-half cash; balance on a c%*?t of one year, with interest from day of sfc0 The credit portion to be secured by bonaVf purchaser and mortgago of premises aojf Purchaser lo pay fur papers anil Htampa. Dec 12 m l T J LAMO PTB, Aasignee. Newberry County-In Equity. John R. Sondiey. C. IL Sondley, surviving Executors, rs. Richard C. bondlcy, et nj. PURSUANT to the ?oerotal order of his Honor L. Boozer, made in tho above stated case, we will sell, at Columbia, H. C., sale day in January, i2, 1870,j next. All that handsome RESIDENCE, situated | on Upper Boundary street, just outside of city : limits, and known "as the late residence of Ri- ) chard Sondley, deceased. rho House and Lot fronts on Upper Boun- | dary street- teot, aud containa - - acree, moro or less. Tho House has eight large Booms, a good Well and out-buildings, and ic ? adorned in front with evergreen shrubs and j with llowors. This property recommends itself to purchasers as being free from city taxoR, ana from its Hitnation iu a desirable neighborhood. ALSO, All that Lot, containing-acres, moro or | less, fronting on continuation ot Richardson j street, above Upper Boundary, and adjoining the above. I ALSO, I All that tract of Wood Land, situated bc-J tween tho Winusboro and Asylum Road, about ono and one half miles from city of Columbia. ' and containing twenty acres, moro or less. I TEEMS OF WALE.-One-half cash; tho balance ! in twelve mouths, with interest from date, | (with tho privilege of thc purchaser paying all ! cash,) to be secured by bond and mortgago of j the premises. Purchasers to pay for Btamps and naper*. JOHN K. SONDLEY, 0. H. SONDLEY, ? Surviving Executors, i NKWBERB-?. S. C., Deo. 7,18(>9. Dec 10 ff n* Sheriff's Sale. Wm. Wheeler Moya, by next friend, ta. Thoa. R. Brown, Administrator.- Tn Equity. IN pursuance of tho decretal order of tho Circuit Court, sitting in Equitv, in the aoovo statod case, I will sell,on tho first MON D.\ Y in January 1870, io front of the Court . House, in Columbia, within tho legal boura, All that TRACT OP LAND, in Richland I County, containing 200 acres, moro or IOBS, | bounded North by Elizabeth Bruns' lan?!; East I by Gilbert Oarner aud Joseph Bates; Sonth and West by Congaree River and Jos. Bates. ALSO, A Trant of Land, alrmato in St. Matthows I "ejtoppa^j^f iiiintr -iSuftftes, more or less: and 1 '1 lie above" a??cribcdpw4feiv. will bc sold at ? the risk of theformer pojajbaser, h^TT?rrrrrr failed to comply with the torms of salo. TERMS OF BALE -Cash sufficient to pay costB and expenses ol suit and sale; and tho balance on a credit of one. two and three years, se? cured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers topsy fer stamps and pipers. Dec 12 mth P P. FRAZEE. S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. W. Unison Wigr, Successor, rs. Sarah Cosby, Executrix. IN pursuance of the decretal ordor of tho Circuit Court.sitting in Equity in the above ' stated case, I wi] sell, on tho first MONDAY in January next, u front of ?bo Court llouso. in Columbia, witliu the legal honra, All that TRACT or LAND, situato about nino m.les from tie city of Columbia, East of tho Charlotte ant South Carolina Eailroad, containing 13aj n?res; and bounded on the North by lands of Villiani Moore and estato ot James Cosby; Eastby lands of Jackson Smith j and Willy Le Grand-; South by Sam ucl Cooper; j and West by Samtul Coogler and Charlotte and South Carolina railroad. TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay tho j coBts of suit ind oxpenses of sale; balance on a credit of six months, soeurcd by boud and mortgago of p-omises. Purchasers to pay for stamps and patiers. P. P, FRAZEE, Dec 13 mth SRO - y BY JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER-. Under Decree in Equity-Coben ve. ?oben; WILL bo Bold, in tb? city of Cylurtbi?, On MONDAY, Sd day of January kext, at 10 o'clock, et the Court Mourn?, \ ) All thal vacant ?ul <>f LAND, eitnawaon ttie ? Kant eido ol Miiiu or Richardson etreoL, in t ie > city of Columbia, immodiatelT oppo*ite t ie Columbia Hotel, measuring and containing id \ \ leet front, moro or Ieee, and in depth 209 fe t, more or lose, butting and bounding Weet u | Main or Richardson etreet East by lot tnY ?. j IL Dial, North by lot of catato of ?olomoLU. I Cohen, and South by lot now or late of t e catate of Q. V. Antwerp. /\ TF.HM.S OF SALE.-One-third caBh; balant ">. a credit of ono and two j naru, secured by b?., J and mortgage, with intereBt payable aeaM anuoallT. Purchaser to pay for stamps ?ad panoro. E. W. M MACKEY. J Doe 12 mi Special Commissioner! Richlandncd^ Equity. DKOREE FOR FORECLOSURE. JACOB LEVIN. AUCTIONEER. _ ] JamCB U. Aoams va John Ki eck i uv.- unovt D' cree of the Circuit Court, aiding in Equity. WILL be sold, on tho first MONDAY in JAN UAKY next, before tho Court HOUH?, in Columbia, between tbe hours of ll a. in. aid 3 p. m.. All that LOT or LAND, situato near the elly of Columbia, in tho County of Richland, on tbs Camdon Road; butting and bounding to tb North on the Camden Road; East by tho lands or Dr. John Wallace; and to the South an) Went by lands of tho est to or Robert Letti; containing four acres, more or less. Terms cash The purchaser to pay forpi pera and stamps. D. ?. MILLER, C. C. r. Deo 12 mtb Sheriff's Baler Under order ot Judge or Probato-Ex port? . S Clifton. IN pursuance of au ordor made by Wm Pu' son Wigg, Judge of Probato tor Richlsn t ounty, I will Bell, on thc FIRST MONDAY I January next, in front ol tho Court House i Columbia, within the legal houre, fe All that HOUSE and lot or LAND, in tb city or Columbia, situato on Pickens etree having a front thereon of 52 feet, and bavin a depth of 208 feet, bounded by lots of Georg McLemoro, Edwin J Scott and" Samuel Dent. TI:KMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and the bi lance on a credit of twelve months, with int n st from day of salo, secured by bond ?ri mortgage of thc premises. Tao purchase,1 Insure tho property and assign tho policy^4) to pay for stamps and papers. D? c. 12 mth P F. FRAZF.E. S. R. C Sheriff s Sale. Under order of Judgo of Probate-Ex pat Mis Elizabeth Lynch and Walter S Lynoh Mrs Ellen MeKonna - Petition for Parliti of Land. ?? pun-nance of an order made by Wm Ht sou Wig?. Judge of Probate for Richtai county, I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY January next, in frojt of tho Court House Columbia, within the logal hours, All that lot of LAND, in the city of Colui bin, situate on Richardson street, and bonn ed on tho North by William McGuiunis'li measuring thereon 105 feet; on the East Uichardson street, muasuring thereon 28 fe 4 inches; on the South by lot of estate James McAndrews, measuring thereon 1 ftot; and on the West by lot formerly of H< ry Davis, but now of John McIntosh, meaai ing thereon 31 feet. Terms cash. Dec 12 mth _P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C ~ Sheriff's Sale. Wm Shiell and John A Shiell vs EliF.abt Shiell, et al. "PURSUANT to tho decretal order of t JL Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in I above stated caBe, I will sell, on tho FIR MONDAY in January next, in front of I Court HouHa in Columbia, within the lo; hours. All that lot of LAND, in tho city of Coln bia, situated on tho corner of Sumter and Lt Mtreots, bounded on tho North by Joseph T lor's lot, on the East by Sumter street, s measuring thereon 104 feet, mere or less; the South by Lady street, and meaeur thereon 71 feet and 2 inches, more or leas; t on tho West by Wm and John ShicU's lot. Tarots-Cash enough tn pay costs and pcnai a and oue-third residue; balance o credit of one and two years, secured by b< and mortgage of premises sold. Purchase pay for stamps and all necessary papers. The abovo described property will be adc tho rink of former purchaser, he having fa; to comply with terms of former eale. Doo 12 mth P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. < Sheriffs baie. Elizabeth C. Starling vs. Wesley D. Starb Ja-nes G. Gibbes, and others.-Bill for I tition. Account, ?tc. BY virtue of a decretal order in the ab cause, issuing from the Court of Corni i ieas, for Richland, (sitting in Equity,) 1 Hell, to tho highest bidder, on the FI1 MONDAY in January next, in front of -Jourt Hor.se, within the legal hours of i the following parcels of REAL ESTATE, longing to the estate of the late Gabrii Starling, deceased, all lying and situate Richland County, to wit: 1. A Tract of L \ND. known as the Get '(inn Tract, containing seventy [70] ac moro or less, situated about twenty miles 1 Columbia, near tho road to Garner's Fern 2 A Tract ot Land, known as Reedy Pc containing four hundred and ninety-six j korea, more or less, on Mill Creek, btmnde Vndsof C. R. Uryce, Mrs. Brevard and G ard. \. A Tract of Land, known as the Ja C-Lipbel) tract, containing three hundred ni%teen [319] acres, more or ?ess, hounde aa?v' j?8u>y^ Reese and E. D. Gilmt .^^Pmiprovsd Lot, in tho city ol' Co L'l!i'W?-iiiing three-fourths of an acre, i 1,1 uated on the corner of Rarnwali raylow-V ets ^mkm t W^' in tho citvof Coluny^B inn fouacr,.8| m0ro or lesa .JgT erstjeefpn tho SouthJfgffl on the \-\ ail(i hyljuatM ot Tinea %the U?tfH C. A LoV^rtB acres, iuoreH| bly, Gatos aM 7. A Lot.^H acre, more or^H tion of the srflflB Gates and LincT-| A Tract of LalH and eighty-four^H bounded by lands^H U. Adams, to esta*-| io estate or GaffnaH catato of Gabriel RWj R. Taylor, ana wilnVfl tween them. ?| Tho muniments of said parcels, with plaflH ot parcels above nutnboH sion on file in tho olhco lH TEBMS OF SALI:. - Casrra costs of proceedings anaH third of tho purchase nioHB a credit of one and two )'e<& ments, with interest from WM be secured by bonds with wS mortgages of tho premiseNlH pav for necessary papers audwB Poe 12 mth P. F. PRAM Sheriff's SaleV L>. D. D<-Lln.ii.-nni o fur tho US') <9| C. C. P., va. Patrick Cantwell jjg eloae. nxongnge. TN pursuance of tho denretaH J. Circuit Court, sitting in EqHj on tbe first MONDAY in Janua-V of the Court House, in ColumBj legal boure, ) I All that LOT OK LAND, in tl town. x,/,-+*tirir<jTVt\ OyTJitfrTdiafJ East by Joe Cyrus and JohnH ^-Trth-lMfJC-ylor street; and H Winn street. The *&6ve fiau?rffl divided and sold in four equal nJBT Trams OF SALE.-Cash sufficiorBr M coat of suit and expenses of naW*. complainant's solicitors' fee; tho hMfff credit of ono year, seoured by hoxMs.n gage of the premises. Purchaseapo stamps and papers. ML Dee 12gatji _P. V.JPRkwn, 8. Sheriffs 8aUr* Jnliau ?joule, Adm'r, el al. rjaJT.rama S _._ of.-In Equiflf TN pursuance of tho d?cr?tai order JL Oirtuit Court, sitting in Equity. I y oj !*. Sr jt MONDAY in Januar- 1870, pl tho Court Boneo in Columbia, wit] fri , ??vrv?e fo,,owinK property, viz The HOUSE ANO LOT in the city of bia, bounded on the North by lands i Price; East hythe Marion Streot Me Church; South by L-imber Stroet, an by landa of Wm. Laval, Trustee, meaet reot 6 inches, mor* or lese, on Lnmher and running Rack Northwardly 126 1 inches, more or lo*e. The above describen property will be tho mk of the former purchaeer. he railod to ow.nply wltb tba terms or eale. Term? oaah. Puroba?e> to pav for ?nd papers, P. p, PRAZ?B 8 Sheriff's Saie. \ James Hopkinn, Administrator, and DWid Hopkins vs. English Hopkins, Amv G. H>p kins, et al-HUI to marshal asttts'for sah vf _land?, Ac \ Lei pursuanco of tho decretal order of he Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, I will s^l. on the tirst MONDAY in January next, ui, lr,, tho legal hours, in front of the Court Hou?, tho following tracts of LANI), belonging to th estate of tho late Cen. William Hopkins, do ceHtjcd, Hiluated in litchi ind County: 1. Ono Tract, known a? tho "Little Myers Tract," containing sixty-nno and one-quarter teres, moro or lees; bouuded b\ lands of Mrs.1 K. O. Brovard, Or. Hugetiiu and of uotato of \ ilra. E. T. Hopkins. \ 2 Ono TrsC, known ss tho "Big Myers \ Tract," containing thirt>-two and threo-quar- \ ter acres, moro or less; bounded by lands of Mrs. Brevard and of ostato of Mrs. E. T. Hop? kins. \ ^? v 3. One Traol, known as tho "Littlo Creok . >v Tract," containing two hundred and eighty- t^W nevon and one-half acres, moro or hs-: bound- r sd by lands of T. J Robertson, T. J. Harrison*'* of ostato of A. Wallaco and of estate of C it Bryce. , 4. OnoTract. known as tbo"Mill Creek Tract," containing two hundred and ninety-three Mud one-haif acres, moro or b-ss; bounded by lands of C. P. Pelham, Mrs. Brevard, Thomas Harris and Burnside. 6. One Tract, known as tho "Swamp Tract," containing four hundred and two and one quarter acres, moro or less; bouuded by lands of Mrs. Brevard. General Owens, bv Black Lake and Kaiford's Crook. 6. One Tract, known as the .'Diseker Tract," containing four hundred and forty acres. Plats of lilt-so several Tracts, recently re? surveyed by Mr. Alex. Y. Lee, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, may be seen on tile In tho oflico of tho Clerk of tho Court. TERMS OF HALE--Cash sufficient to cow costs of tho proceedings in the abovo case and of ssle, and ono-fourth of tho balance of pur? chase mouey; the remainder on a credit of one *nd two years, in equal instalments, willi in? terest from the day of sale. Purchutjors to nive bond with good porsonal sureties, and mortgages of the premises, and to pay for the exeoution of tho ntcessarv papers and for ro venuo -tamps. T. F. FRAZEE, Sheriff. pee 0_ _ y-^il"1 To the Public. 03 I WOULD RESPECTFULLY ?<-?^&^Dinform tho citizens of Columbia ft?.i Hjifc11"^ kho surrounding country gc '?vL . jP^lnorRl*y' khat I have returned my /*i> ',YM*''t)ld Business again, after a lapso ?f iWent> years, engaged in the manufacture of Iron, I ara again back at mv first Business, that of WATCH, (5LOCK AND JEWELKY where a full Stock of all Goods keptin a First Class Establishment can be found. I shall u.-o my beBt endeavors to givo satisfaction to all. I bop? to receive a share of patronrgo. I shall coop First Clans Workmen, and al work en - crusted to mo will be warranted. N?V?._ WILLIAM GLAZE. Fresh Goods RECEIVED to-dav: 90 Barrels Wostorn FLOVR, super, ti? tra and family. 2,000 pounds Fine Feed. Best Orango County Butter, Dairy and Fac? tory Cheese, Saur Kraut, Mince Meat, {some? thing nice.) Brandy Fruits, Jolies-assorted- - Canned Tomatoos, Poaohes, Salmon, Cove Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines Dosicated Cod Fish, Fulton Market Beef, ?Moklr?, Ralmon, I Bay Mackerel, etc., etc. _Nov 20 LEAPHART^ 8LOANS. Extra Family Flour. .""./"ifi BAHitKLiS and Bags, XXX Family I 4UU FLOUR. superi?r to the besiin U,* I market, "so-called," for silo low by Nov 21 E. &G. D. HOPE ; FYesF?orfoIkOysters, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, and families eau bo supplied in any quantity, at Nov 24 J. E^HjSISt/S RESTAURANT. Cheese '. Cheese ! ! pr f\ BOXES Factory and Goshen Cheese, O vf iust received and for salo low by I Nov'24 J. A T. R. AONFAV. Hams! Hams ! ! NEW 8ugar-cured Hamo and Bacon StripB, Jn?t received and for sale low by Nov ?4 J. * T. R AGNEW. Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. i/jrv BBL8 and boxes Suda, Bntter, Farina, i QU 8ngar, Lemon, Walnut, Ginger Cakes I indSnaps. E & G D. HOPE. Candy'. Candy! pr rv BOXES Mixed CANDY, just received OU ?nd tor sale low b\ the box. Dec ,o J. & T. K. AGNEW. CLOTHING ? HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED a very largo and desirablo Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, &o., which I am determined to offer purchasers on the most reasonable terms. Oct 13 _WM. J. HOKE. Family Supplies. WE take pleasure in notifying our friends and the public that we havo removed our Stock, S? GR'>CEl;IE8, fif? , to Old EXCHANGE .BANK CORN ER, opposite Co t o 1 .