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Kori-1 BU Kew?. PARIS, Juuuary 3.-Tho Emperor, on j Saturday, ia reply to the usual ad?teos of the Corps L?gislatif, addressed him? self to the presideat of that body io tho following laoguage : "Tho assurances OL devotion which I yon address to me io the name of the Corps L?gislatif render me happy. Never was our good understanding more ne-1 cesaary. New circumstances have aug? mented your prerogatives without di? minishing the authority given me by the uatioo. Io sharing the responsibility with che great bodies of state, I feel more coufldent of overcoming difficulties iu future. When a traveler bas gone a long journey and lays aside a portion of his burthen, he is not weakened, bat gains new strength to continue his march." Subsequently, iu reply to au address of the Archbishop of Paris, the Emperor said : "I accept with gratitude the good wishes of the clergy of Paris. Receive in return my felicitations opou the zeal yon have shown in promulgating among the masses the doctrines of abnegation and charity." Tue new ministry has at length been formed. The Journal Offiaial gives the list aa follows: Jua ti co aod religion, Emile Ollivior; foreign affairs, Count Napoleon Daru; interior. Chevandier Do Val Jr o nie; finances, Louis Joseph Buffet; war, Edmond Le Bouf ; marine, ? Ueganlt De (.lonouilly; public instruc? tion, Emilo Alexis Segris; publio works, ' Marquis Dd Talhooet ; agriculture and { commerce. Charles Louvet; fino arts, I Maurice Riobard; Emperor's household, j Count Valliant; president of the Council of State, Esquron Do Parieo. ) The Emperor Napoleon recently paid i a visit to ex-Queen Isabella of Spoin. ! She, related to him that proposals had j been made to her by the Dake de Moot- I pensier sinoe she had been in France, and said she had refused to accede to them solely to please him, the Emperor. With the exception of some of the mora radical republican journals, the press of Paris are decidedly favorable to the new ministry. The Avenir National, the democratic national organ, says that the reaotion which aided the Emperor to overthrow the repnblic bas come to power again. The Opinion Nationale opposition, says that the ministry is too clerical and too mach influenced by Thiers. The Peuple Fran?ais, an organ inspired by the Tuileries, says that the ministry will not ask tho dissolution of the chambers, nor the constitutional power for tho chumbera. The Journal, inspired by Rouher, promises its support to the ministry, (if its policy bo not too bold.) MADRID, January 5.-It is rumored that Regent Serrano will bo invested with supreme power, but the Cortes hesitate to adopt such au extreme measure. LONDON, January 5.-Tho Times, in an editorial on the Spanish crisis, de? plores the downfall of Prim, and attri? butes the disaster to tho unreasonable prolongation of tho provisional regime. Domestie Newa. CHARLESTON, January 5.-Arrived steamers Champion, New York; Mary? land, Baltimore. Sailed-bark Palmyra, Barcelona. HARRISBURG, PENN., Januarys.-Gov. (leary's message favors the recognition of Cuba; he says it geographically be? longs to the United ti ta tes; advocates the expansion of the currency hy the establishment of new national banks. SAN FRANCISCO, January D.-The Bul latin's annual statement makes the im? ports SI5.500,000: exports 858,000,000; real estate sales #30,Oi)0,UUO; coinage nt Mint $14,000,000; receipts from customs and internal revenue $11,500,000; popu? lation of San Francisco 170,000. The State is filling with an industrious and permanent population. The agricultu? ral wealth has greatly increased and the prospects fer 1370 are encouraging. Washington Newa. WASHINGTON, January 5.-Treasury disbursements during December, exclu? sive of public debt, $11,000,000. Commodore Green will command the East squadron of the North Atlantic fleet. By General Order No. 1, just issued from the Adjutant-General's office, thc President directs that so moon of Gene? ral Orders No. 103, dated Headquarteri Third Military District, Atlanta, Ga. July 22, 1868; and so much of Genera Orders No. 55, dated Headquarters o the Army, July 28, 1868, as refers to tin Htute of Georgia, is hereby counter mended, and Gen. Terry is ordered t? exercise, until further orders, within tho State tho powers of a oommonder ot military district, as provided by the Ac of March 2, 1869, under his assignmen by General Orders No. 83, dated Waal: ington, December 24, 1869. Internal revenue receipts $384,000. Low departs on Saturday, for Chini FIN ANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, S. C., January 5.- Thei was very little cotton offered for sale t< day-ouiy about 50 bales; but the ma ket continues firm and the dcuiund g<~ o< We quote middling 23j.j. NEW YORK, January 5-Noon.-Stocl lirra. Money 7. Exchange-long 8,' short 9>4'. Gold 19%. Virginia's, e: coupon, 49; Louisiana^, old, 69; ne 66; levee 6's 65^(aj79>?; Alabama ? 93; 5's 63; Georgia 6's 78; 7's 89? North Carolina's, old, 41; new 28; Sou Carolina's, new, 72. Flour 5@1C lower. Corn dull and declining. Po: heavy-mess 28.50(?\29.00. Lard dull barrels 16%@17 steam. Cotton a sba? easier, ut 25,'X Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Money eutier, at 7. Sterlii dull, at 8%<m8.3.j. Gold 19Jt(oi20. O vernment's strong; 62's 13%. Southeri irregular. Cotton heavy and lower; sal 2,180 balos, at 25J4. Flour drooping common to fair extra 5.50@6.00. Wht in moderate export demand-winter r Wostern 1.30@1.34. Corn declining uew mixed Western 92jr,. Pork lowei uew 28.25(^28.50. Whiskey 99}?(&1.< BALTIMORE, January 5.-Cotton fin at 25. Flour steady. Wheat offerir light-choice red 1.40(&1.45. Corn tivo, and higher-prime white 91(a)' vellow 90(m92. Trovisions easier. P< f WM&?km ? Mp sides ,17' ?(a 18; pl rib 18@18;?; shoulders l4ra)l5. Lu CHARLESTON, January 5.- Cotton act ay^^Mflflfl bales-middl LONDON, january 5-Noon.-Gonn 92#@a2,V 'louds 80*,. Tho Sk Board di soli ties to quote Erie, onl stumped b, t;.e Protective Board of L don, appon.'.Ml to guard tho interest* abare-holde"< LJVERPO. January 5-Noon.-C ton flwn-uplniida Orlei LIVERPOOL, i riuary 5.- Cotton steai How PEOPLE WALK.-Obsorl^jvo ol? sons movo slowly; their heads rdW thoy tornntoly from sids to ?ide, whil^L occasionally atop aod turn arouud.^?tfid | Careful persous lift their feet high o^j^ place ibera down, aod piok up some hW? t?o obstruction aud place it quietly by tho side of the way. Calculating persous generally walk with their hands in their pockets and their heads slightly inclined. Modest persons generally step softly, for fear of being observed. Timid persone often step off from a sidewalk on meeting another, and always go around a stone instead of stepping over it. Wide-awake persons "toe-out," aud. have a long awing to their arms, \vhi|>' their heads swing about miscellaneously S \ Careless persons aro forover stub}' their toes. ? with ? Lazy persons scrape about loosely do of ' their heels, and are first on one sf the walk, then tho other. h their Vory strong-minded persons hav 1 have 1 toes directly in front of them, an a kind of stamp movement. ow by Unstable persons walk fast and s turns. A, fre YenturouB persous try all root lead of qu entry climbing the fences ins t down going through a gate, and never lc a bar. lb per Ono idea persons and very selfi son? :?ioe in." t their Cross persons are very apt to h knees together. ifinger Qood-natnred persons snaptheirV and thumb every few steps. ko? jig; Fun-loving persons have a kind \ movement. \ PERSON AI. Arr KAU ANCE OP THE Pwth, ! -The London Nine?, of December lV says : lp "A private letter, dated the 8th, frcbd a visitor to Rome, who was lately favorti, with a pr?vete audience nt the vaticaih ' describes the Pope ns 'looking muc\' worn and fatigued;' but his 'energy}? adds the writor, 'is wonderful, and he ii. in great spirits in spite of anxiety and ago.' It is renlly wonderful to think of the bodily and mental labors which this fine and vonerable old man, approaching i bis eightieth year, is undergoing at this critical time. It munt need all the en? thusiasm of an ardent faith and all tho energy of a fixed purpose to bear him up through tho incessant ceremonies, audi? ences, consultations, religious functions and cares of temporal government, which are now multiplied n hundred fold by the appearance of the Genernl Council, . and the oonduct of the committees of j 1 that ecclesiastical parliament in tho I j midst of the solemnities of the Christ- : 1 mas season." POPULAR SONGS, WITH APPLICATIONS, j j -"From countries far away I came," ns i ; the returned convict said, j "Ali is lest now," us the ruined gam ! bier said. ^??tt "Stay, traveler ?tay," aa tTftJaTghway j man said. ? " 'Twere vain to tell I bee all I feel," as : the lobster said to the man who was I boiling him. j "Good news from home," as the young I reprobate said when his father died and left him nis heir. "I'm leaving thee in sorrow, Annio," as the man said to his wife when he sold i his furniture and eloped with another woman. CHURCH EXTRAVAGANCE.-Tho San i Francisco papers complain of tho extra- j 1 vagance of the churches of that city. Normally, religion is supposed to be the consolation of tho poor, but in the Q?eon j of tue Pacific elope, it is n. lnxary in ; . which even the moderately rich cannot j indulge. Think of Si.OOO pewsl Of j I course, as the San Francisco Call points | ; out, respectable families will not care to j go to church, if they cannot go on the j same terms as their more wealthy asso ! ciatee. But when the siegle item of music in these churches costs about , ?10,000, there are not many, even in the ? Golden City, who will find it easy to ' support the enormous assessments which j their religious services impose on them. i A parent writes: I hnvo a little girl I j who delights to ask questions and some ?1 times puzzles me for proper answers.^ A [ few days since, after some heavy think [ ing, she said: "Are men's ribs cooked?"' JI "Yes." ! i "And did God make Eve ont of auiau'f J I rib?" \ "So the Bible tells us," was my ? answer. " I "Well, if God made Eve out of a man'i t ; rib, isn't that tho reason why the lndiei j hnvo the Grecian bend nt tho presen t jtime?" ! A celebrated doctor of divinity, afte l* ! a few hours conversation with a lady wrote to her thus: "My dear madam: In I few hours you have obtained a place i: II I my heart, which I conld not have es = I pected in as many weeks; indeed, s - j fully have you possessed yourself, tho :e ! unless you consent to become a tenon > j for life, not only will our parting bc 03 r- ; ceedingly troublesome, but I fear tlu 1. j many terms will elapse before I can pr< ? pure" the promises for another occupant. ?B i It is needless to say that tho lady came t :, ; terms. yt I Another new State may be added I Cs I the galaxy of the Union before tho te ?; I mination of the present session of Coi th ' gre?8. Colorado is the territory tin io. ! asks to bo elevated to the honors an rk I dignities of a sovereign State. It will I _j remembered that both branches of Coi ile 1 greRB, on two separate occasions, passe bills for the admission of thut territor, ag j but President Johnson, on both occ to- i sions, interposed his chronic veto. Rum< i's 1 hos it that General Grout approves tl les establishment of tho State of Colorado. :- The Winuepeg war is a very furn ?at one. Two forts'.havo been attacked ai ed captured with the same result nttendn ;- i upon the famous battle of Squirt-"n "- ! body killed and nobody hurt." Bo X). I parties despatch troops and agents, w m, j invariably rnn away from ono nnotln iga During the hunting season tho revol no- Monists adjourned proceedings until t 92; sport was over. People who carry >rk j war in this style, besides being "h ear ^breeds." mustio only half wits. . - ?rd i OKR RROTREE KILLS ANOTHER.- ? j other most horrible murder has be .perpetrated in Morgan Connty, III. L log I Friday night, two brothers, nam -J Thomas and Sanson Contrail, who **'J side seven miles West of Jacksonvil )c*l while drunk, quarreled about sor "."I trivial matter, when Thomas drew oni large knife, and stabbed his brothornc 1 ol{ ^rnl times, inflicting fatnl wounds. ?ot Four tons of mail matter wns frank ins ^y ?acn Congressman Inst session. ' Do you know any word that couta. Jy( \ all the vowels? Unquestionably. >iew York city oontains 420 ohurche COUNTIiro HOUSE CALENDAR-1870. 2 3! 4 6 9110. ll 12 1617 18 19 23 24'25 20 SOI ; I 1 2 S 71 8 9 10 14 i 15 IG 17 21*22 23 24 28 W 30 31 In Franco a married lady wears a feather in her hat, and is thus distin? guished from unmarried demoiselles, who arojnot permitted to wear feathers of any description. Wo do theso things better ' than they do in Franco. Hero tho un? married ladies aro permitted the uso of everything ornamental, and the married Indien aro expected to consider them? selves settled, and to need no extraucous methods of securing attention. On Christmas day, a bloody fight oc? curred nt Morris Lako, Minnesota, on tho Lako Superior Railroad, between Swedes and Irish laborers, all drunk, which lasted about three hours. One Swede, name unknown, and James 13rowu wero killed, and seven others seriously wounded, ono of whom will dir. About fifty men wero engaged in I thc row. S CANTON.-Mrs Cady Stanton has hit something rather severely. Somebody inked lier to give her opinion ia tho SBchardson-McFailand mutter, and she fi?ks : "Suppose tho women should de to shoot their husband's mistresses, c'Mt s wholesale slaughter of innocents R'jMhoald havo of it." Wouldn't that "ItBrihle ? k'I?? Hatfireld, of Chicago, lately MW that "intemp?rance, Sabbath PrM?ug, licentiousness, fraud, profanity "r*?very form of vice" might bo re amJil from that place, whereupon the wJPla PllPers nccuso him of trying to 1 TL 1 Chicago's prosperity, and turn I 8U. ^ a howling wilderness. it iu| . , . Ian -b raucisco womau engaged e ? i t girl to do tho work of a family , j 8er^,a,WrsoiiH. There proved to bean ; nine, including visitors, sud ' a,veragl6nGlj QU j t twenty dollars a j ? Tho Y'\??? ladies of tho Rochester : p ? A 4lB?^ write their lessons ou the ? ?'broadChlfi? their white aprons, which \ thev refcrlrwu.r.'a* recitations with ad mirublo snlfflf* \.t a radiw5r0r*^C'lt*On Procef,siou iQ Canton, Mflghe other day, George Lnekott. col* mounted on a high horse, rode mor.c hnmblo brother, who was on hls deat?. A lady whlHMT*88?1^ ?or a book in Vincennes?H?>ok umbrage at an article in oneWWk PaPers tbere, and interviewed ?fljjgBtjfrr .Wlth R revolver. He said ho didBMBB*11X At the KpecinlttBb"' the Democracy j of Champaign CV?01110. ran negro for State Senati\oft','R ticket, declaring that "if he is wljBjtaough to vote, he ia white enough tBwoted for." It is a remarkalMwct that tho lunatic asylums of all thewfothern States are . full to overflowinWrVirginia, Alabama ' and Georgia cannoo?gin to care for tho , applicants. \ Mr. Eldridgo, iwooor of Kemper .County, Miss., wu.skilled a few days J since by some yrr\\ or persons un i known. Rumor limn that he was shot I by Federal soldiers. \ j Rov. Thomas Smytl D. D., of the 1 Second Presbyterian larch, Charles I tou, was presented with elegant doublo ' case gold watch, on Ni Tear's Day, by ? tho members of his coL%ation. ; At a marriage ceremci in Wickford, , R. I., lately, thc grocftecanie impa I tient duriug the extend, prayer, und 31 interrupted the clergymai'ilh-"Elder, ? I ain't that 'beout enough.' I Judge Tabor was acci atally killedi j near Greensboro, Miss., a w days ago. r Tho wagon in which he w?ridiog np : set, and a barrel of flour I upon his \ u ? breast. a ! When our clocks ero a Jo fust wo J always set them right at ot. People o j ought to do as much for tir fast BODS it j and daughters, but thoy nerally lot it ? them run. :" * A negro couple in Kenloi- havo had lt 22 children in 31 years of uried life, 1 and the county remits their es in con j sideration of "distinguish services o dono the State." A bridegroom iu Hart/4 lost hie ! courage ns tho fatal hour sVoached, I ? and took a dose of luudartiniV -..mild ?T . have killed him but for aitr-m* pump. 'lu San Francisco ffcbitom; the l(j roofs aro now built siiarato MI the )Q walls, on accouut of eaihquakuo that ; Q. if the walls fall the roes may si up. ;d A school-boy being asid by his.cLier, \ y, ?'Of what is tho Ge*m Diojfcusti-j a- tuted?" replied: "So&rout, sjkppj?, I or lager beer, aud nix c J arouso.T ?e The "Welsh fast* girl" it ?iUi. . There is some talk cMving thopai^ jy i arrested, as it is bel**! they are ?nir. id ' of murder. / '\ nt I Murders and saife without numb) >o* I are reported iu il.Northern paper?! 1 many of them bri/ io ??e extreme .1 uo, The emigrate/?f Swedes to thi$ "" country is so'gM that last year thc , 1 population of Men actually decreased, in i "I am siro* *d healthy, yet to pre lu i serve my g^ouditiou, I use SOLO I " . r N PO l>?lligorcnt in hie in-, ?^o Iowa ?sys eugag?8 a lawyer to ,en stylo that boro iusertiug au editorial. ftRf defend him b "_" . , , A TI ./emaciated mothersavs: ed The weak! strength is restored br re- ? "My bealtbjouoNs' BITTRJW N*>1 le, : the use o.f".. NO ! T>. 0 , twenty-two deaths in a 1 ni ? f be Wf>ek ending January * , Charlestotolored 1G. * va- 1-whites'-;*!, -, ^ , I with an undertaker, if von ;ed ' JS ?ve/ ftvo-id iL Tutjy aro n mean foi tthTailt?,,g t0 8Cro*you down ?na ' Miss'' ?* S,iaftb.eth, N. J., owns np to , 104th birthday, fl. passr ??ja?* ? ?? ??imniTwi i ir IM ii A Good Dinner CAN be obtained any dav, at 8 o'clock, at tho. EXCHANGE " HOUSE. Aleo, FREE LUNCH from II until 1 o'clock, daily. Jan_(5_ Something HAW. UEO El VED at HARDY SOLO mVJ?m% MON'S, an invoice of clioico Htnokod Mutton ll AMS. " "W Jan G _ _ Pocket Diaries for 1870. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOSING. e)f\ DIFFERENT size? and prices. Miller's dU\J South Carolina Almanac. Aleo. Lon doj, Amorican, Kural, Church ?nd Piotorial Almanacs, for 1870. For salo by Janfl_BRYAN ft McOARTER. Acacia Lodge No. 94, A. F. M. Jk AN extra communication nt this .mWmfrJjodge will bo held in Masonic Hall, ^^VTHIS EVLNINO, at 7 o'clock. The Second Degree will bo conferred. By order of the W. M. J. LEE DIXON, Secretary Jan 6 _ 1 Notice. CITY CLEBK'S OFFICE, COLOMBIA, January 5, 1870. TAXES on sales of merchandize, salea at auction, and on commission, insurance agoncios, receipts of hotels, boarding-houses, saloons, Ac, for the quarter ending January 1, are due, and prompt pavment of the the aamo is required. ' J. 8. MoMAHON, Jan CO _City Clerk. #Burna Club. THE regular meeting of this Club will be held TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 6 o'clock, in McKenzie's Saloon. W. K. GREENFIELD, Secretary. Jan t? 2 Law Partnership. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership in the practice of law in tho Counties of Richland, Fairfield, Newberry and Lexington, and in the United States Courts, and will give prompt attention to all legal business entrusted to them. I BARNWELL ft MONTEITH, Attorneys and Solicitors. NATHANIEL BARNWELL, WALTER S. MONTEITH. _ JANOABY 4,1870._Jan 6 t h4 BARNWELL & MONTEITH, A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS I.V EQUITY, PRACTICE in Richland, Fairfield, Loxing- | ton and Newberry Counties. Offices Court House Range, Columbia, S. C. NATHANIEL BARNWELL. WA T.TER 8. MONTEITH. ? _Jan_G_ _ _th2G__ j Furs ! Furs X X Furs X ! X j CHEAP! CHEAP ! j AT R. C. SHIVER'S, j .- - * ? . French Coney Furs, Black Astrieans, Squirrel Sets, Sets Ermine Furs, Mink Sets, . Lustre Mink Sets, > BOAS of every description. COLLARS, Cuds. Muffs and Victorine*. The above GOODS will bo eold at manu? facturers' prices, for thirty days. Call and see them, at R. 0. SHIVER S Jan C Dry Goods Houso. Fresh Drugs. CHLOROFORM, Soluble Glass, Sage. Composition Powder, at Jan B E. E. JACKSON'8. FANCY ARTICLES, A T REDUCED PRICES, at i\. Jan ? E. E. JACKSON'S. Expected Daily FRE8H ONION SETS, and GARDEN SEED, at E. E. JACKSON'S. 1 Jan 5_ ? DR. TH0MA8~"TT M00RE~ OFFICE over Messrs. Bryan ft McCartor's 1 Bookstore, Main street, Columbia, S. C. i Jan 5 C* Dissolution. THE copartnership heretofore existing bo- ! tween J. S. H AN All AN and J. El TAYLOR, j under tho stylo of HanahanftTaylor, has been ? this day dissolved by its own limitation. Jan?3^_HANAHAN ft TAYLOR, Treasurer's Office G. & C. R. R. COLUMBIA, S. C., JANCABY 1, 1870. THE Coupons from the guaranteed Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, falling duo this day, will bo paid at the Caroli? na National Bank, in this city, on and after tho 15th of January instant. The interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds, and Fractional Certificates, (guaranteed,) will also be paid on an after that date, upon pre? sentation at this office. Jan 4^ JOnN G. EDWARDS, Treasurer. Estate of John Stork. NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 31st day of January, 1870, the undersigned will apply to Hon. Wm. Hntson Wigg, Judge of Probato for Richland County, for a final I discharge as Administrator of the estate of John Stork, deccatjod. W. H. STORK, Jan 1 il3 Administrator. ACARDT . THE firm of E. ft G. D. HOPE having bcon dissolved, the business will bo continued ; on tho cash principle indefinite credit is abo- j lidhed, so far as concerns the undersigned. Jan 1 10 EDWARD HOPE. For Sale. ._. A COTTAGE, with five and ouo-quar- | f?m ter acres of laud attached, part of which , l?Lia wooded, lying just beyond the Cnar lotte Railroad. For furthor particulars, ap piv to M. MCDOUGAL, I Jan tC Charlotto Railroad Work-shops, j Fashionable Dress-making. ?s**-,. MB8. M. J. CURRY wishes to an- I jtf*fjjgfo nomico to tho indios of Columbia f ?_?8K\tIaiid vicinity, that she is located on BL7* JPJ?Main stroe't, opposite Mr. S. Por M$ VgSfT tor's Dry Goods Store. Sho gua yf*-jL rantoos a good fit and moderato prices to all who may favor her with a call. A share of public patronago is earnestly soli? cited. _Jan 4 12 Dissolution of Copartnership, hp HE firm of E. A G. D. HOPE is this day M dissolved by mutual consont. AU in Tebted by note or account are requested to ettlo the sarao as oarly as practioable. EDWARD HOPE, Jan 1J0_ O. D. HOPE. | ?(i RBklrtfifJ'o'urdars. ''?ETTERthaa Preston's, warranted. Only I . twenty-five oenta a box, at I ^ FISHER ft HEINITSH'S Drug Blore. I For Sale. J??^ J U8T received from Ken- - M tucky a largo and sol jt 7Y-r<~V ?H,stock of young MULES arTR /fHhi^ DTJ*?,s. which can be seen at Lo- ,Y,AX .1, gan'Stablea, rear of State Honso. De$9 12 W. S. ft J. M. TALBOTT. Bxe Crackers! Firecrackers! 1 AA BOXES first quality FIKE CRACK- ! 1UW EMS, Just received and for salo low ! by J. ft_T. IL AGNEW. The Purest Spices ANDbest FLAVORINO EXTRACTS, at tho lowest prices, at Fisher '? Heinitsh's ? bragStore. Dec 21 i Museum of Living Wonders! AT JA NNR fa RA LL. FOR two days only-FRIDAY and SATUR? DAY, January 7 and 8- afternoon and ' Misa" ANNA SWANN the Nova Scotian I Oiantcaa, 8 feet 1 inch high-woight 413 ' pounds. I Mina ZOBEDIE LUTE, the beautiful Cir- ? j oasaian Lady. Mona. JOSEPH, tho Oreat French Giant, over 8 feet high-weight 400 pounds. I Also, the Wonderful WILD AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN, making in all the largest, moat i attractive and pleading exhibition now travel fog. Receptions WJII bc held from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9} o'clock p. m. Receptions held iu tho alternoou for the ac I commodation of Ladies and Children. j AdmitfHiou 35 conta. Colored People 25 cts. | i Jan J? 4 A. J.JJ AT KS,Jla? tn eeis Jugent, j ? AROUND THK WOULD." Subscribe for the ?NEW YORK OBSERVEE,! Tho large double weekly FAMILY NEWSPAPER, j ; SOUND AND GOOD. Try it. Il will be money well spent. I $3.50 per annum, i SAMPLE COPIES FREE. SIDNEY E. MORSE,JB., A CO., Jan 5 37 Park Row.Now York._Imo Rose's Hotel-For Sale or Rent. A vfla?'~v?v THIS large three-story Brick BfSSSi^k-xh Building, with vernandah in SiTrHpBfc' front containing fifty-four muS?Ba__fe'Rooms, with largo Stable*, (larden, a good Well of Water, and all the Kitchens and out-buildings required for a first class Hotel. Store Boom excepted; pos sensiou given on tho 1st of January, 1870. For furthor information, apply to J. Bolton \ Smith, Esq., or to E. M. Boso, \orkville, S. C., 1 on the premiuos. Terms iiberal. \ Jan 10 _ ^VM. E. ROSE, j Candy I Candy! PT fi BOXES Mixed CANDY, just received j t)U and for salo low bv tho box. j JDec 10_J. SiT. R. AGNEW. _ Guns and Ammunition. JUST received by William Glare, fino Eng- ! lieh BREECH-LOADING GUNS, fino Eng? lish Powder, in Canisters, Shot and Caps, of all j kind. Ono door North of Messrs. Scott, Wil? liams A Co.'a Banking Houao. Dec 16 Seed Oats and Barley. 1 f\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK lAJ OATS. 50 bushels genuino Canada BARLEY. These seeda aro worthy attention of scienti- ? flo Farmers; tho yield is enormous and tho qaaUty or tho grain raised superior to any j other, and commanda far higher prices. Doc 7 OHO. SYMMERS. New Raisins and Figs. i f~\f^\ WHOLE, half and quarter boxes XVJVJ new Layer RAISINS. 25 drums now Smyrna FIGS, for salo by Doc 7 _ _E. A O.jp HOPE. Fine Gold Watch Chains OF all the latest stylos, for Ladies and Gen? tlemen, tor ealo bv WILLIAM GLAZE. Dec lfl Diamonds. j IHAVE just received by Express a fine as- I sortment or DIAMOND JEWELRY-Binge ! rrom $40 to f250. WILLIAM GLAZE. Doc 16 Watches and Jewelry Repaired IN tho best manner, by first claus workmen, and warranted. ENGRAVING finclv executed. Deo IC _ _WILLIAM GLAZE._ Fine Gold Watches giirrnJfc OF all descriptions, for Ladies ^SS3&3k9 ana Gentlemen, for salo at K?XMH& WILLIAM GLAZE'S, mmmmmmmmm' Ono door North of Mesurs. Scott Si Williams' Banking House. Dec IC To the Public in General. IHATE better COTTON SEED than any I man who advertises Soed for sale. Mino ' ?B the improved BOYD PBOLIPIC, which ex? cels any other. Tho price is $2.50 nor bimbel. Aa examination of my proofs will ho convino mg. 1 refer to Jocob H. Wolla and J. D. Hitt I Call and look at the growth, in Butcher Town : Dec3_ _N. POPE. Use th a Best. FINE English Cooking Soda, same price as common. Pure Cream Tartar. Choice Spices. j Flavoring Extracts. For salo low by _Nov25_ E. E. JACKSON. Druggist, j Limburgher Cheese. I f\f\ LBS. of thia celebrated CHEESE ! jost to hand. Also, 10 boxes prime Cutting Cheese. 5 boxes Young America Cheese. For sale by _ GEO. 8YMMERS. _ Cotton ! Cotton ! ! TUE highest markot prioe paid for COT- I TON._ E. & G. D1HOPJ?1_ Cow Feed ! Cow Feed 1 JLS.V received, a freBh lot of COW FEED, at 1 the Columbia Icu House, which will be sold law for cash. J. D. BATEMAN. NOT 20 _ _ 3nio Fresh Norfolk Oysters. '?*?iv IF y?" want ,re8h Norfolk OYS- 1 ^OYLSVTKIUS, call at tho Columbia Ice ^oflj^ House, where they aro kept con- i atantly on hand, and Bold low for cash. Alli orders from the country promptly attended to. ; NovlOSmo* JOHN D. BATEMAN. New Goods. I HAVE just received another supply ( ^?l of fine English and Frocch CA8SI (IA MEBES, of the latest styles, aihich are ' all ottered low for cash. C. D. EBEBHARDT, I Washington street, opposito Law Range. ? Nov 25_ Kerosene ! Kerosene ! ! PURE KEROSENE OIL, warranted 110, tire i : test, for sale low by the barrel and at re- j : tail; also in five gallon tin cans, at GO cents per gallon-no charge for cans-which is very i i convenient for country pnrohasc rs. i Nov 24 _J. A T. R. AGNEW. I, Fresh Norfolk Oysters, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, and families can ] bo snpplied in any quantity, at Nov 24 J. E. HBISE'8 RESTAURANT. Dissolution of Copartnership. THE Firm or FISHER. LOWRANCE Sc FISHER is dissolved by thc death of the ? 1 senior partner. > 1 All thoao indebted to this concern aro car- j neatly requested to come forward and sottle j their accounts wit hoon t dolay. R. N. LOWRANCE, ) Hllrvivor8 ! J. FISHER, \ ?urv,voro COLUMBIA, S. C., December 1,18G0. New Firm. RN. LOWBANCE, W. B. LOWRANCE ASO . P. C. I O KICK having purchased the Block of Fisher, Lowranco A Fisher, have | uuitod under tho firm of LOWRANCE A CO., and beg leave to offer thoir services to, and ? ask a continuance of, tho favors of tho friends i or tho old concern. They will receive payment | from all partios indebted to Fisher, Lowrance J- Fisher; and those having claims against the ! samo, will present them for liquidation. Deo 2 LOWRANCE A CO. _ Fresh Biscuit and Crackers. md.f\ BBLfl and boToa Suda, Bnttor, Farina, Ow Sugar, Lemon, Walnut, Ginger Cakes ! and Snaps. E. A G. D. HOPE. Teas and Cooees, SELECTED byan expert-Choicest Moyuue, : Hyson, Japan and English breakfast Teas. i Mocha, Old Government Java, Lagnayra and common to choice Bio Coffees. Prices low and t quality guaranteed. GEO. SYMMERS. j Dupont's Gunpowder Agency. , AFULL supply constantly on hand, of all I grades, in Wholo, Half and Quarter Kogs ? ( and Canisters, for sale low to tho trado aud i consumers -also, Drop and Buck SHOT, Per cussior? CAPS, Gun Flints, Ac, for salo low, by J. A T. R. AGNEW. Cheats ! Cheese ! ! j pr f\ BOXES Factory and Goshen Cheese, i PJ\F lust received and for salo low by ! 1 Nov 21 J. A T. B. AONEW. I Large Assortment OF Ladles' Bini Genf? Uno GOLD WATCHES ?nd CHAIN?, (?reale at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel Row. Large Assortment OF new ?t y len Ladies' Half SETS, (some? thing elegant.) at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S, Columbia Hotel Row. O Immense Stock F solid Silver and Flated Wares, selling cheap, at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S, | Columbia Hotel Row. The Finest Assortment OF Table and Pocket CUTLERY io the city, at reduced prices. ISAAC SULZBACHEB, Columbia Hotel Row. Large Assortment OF French and American CLOCKS. Also, a ' small assortment of GUNS, PISTOL8, AMMUNITION, Ac, Ac. at ISAAC SULZBACHER'8, Jan 0 Columbia Hotel Bow. Mount Zion Institute, WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA. ] - A CLASSICAL AND NORMAL i JfLt^k SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Pupils neut WBBT"'" U,?H Institution will bo tho Vfl jSroughly trained in all the brauche? ' ^WjmW?f & liberal education; unless par <XtJr tie? prefer their eons to take the | ; Business Courso, which embraces careful drilling in Commercial, Arithmetic and other | Euglish studies, and is designed to flt boys i for Mercantile Life, or actual business of any ! kind. ! A uniform, uniting economy with neatness i of costume, will be adopted for the next year, and tho discipline made still more effective, j bv combining some of the features of the . Military Academy with thoso of the Normal School. TERMS PER SF.38ION or FIVE MONTHS-Beard, i including tnitiou in all the branches, only . $100. For particulara. send for circulara. Address G. A. WOODWARD, Principal. ? Dec 28 _ws6 i HESSE'S DINING SALOON ? v?r^ 18 OPENED for "-?ta *>.???= .1535 SEASON, with choice fffifei I OYSTERS, GAME, Ac, together with ^3t5 everything that is usually kept in a drat class , RostHurant. Nov 16 aa-LUNCH every day at ll o'cloek. To the Fnblie. j02 I WOULD RESPECTFULLY f/f^^k-fT) in form the citizens of Columbia j|Q6arl(I "'" sHrrouuding country gc jjg^iierally, that I havo resumed my iB?kt?99awold Business again, after a lapse of t wen tv years, engaged in the manufacture of Iron, I ara again back at ray first Business, that of WATCH, CLOCK ANO JEWELBY where a full Stock of all Goods kept in a First Class Establishment can be found. Ishalluse my best endeavors to give satisfaction to all. I hope to receive a share of patronage. I ?li all keop First Class Workmen, and all work en? trusted to mo will bo warranted. Nov G WILLIAM GLAZE. Fresh Goods RECEIVED to-day: 00 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, ox tra and family. 2,000 pounds Fine Feed. Best Orango County Butter, Dairy and Fac? tory Choose, Saur Kraut, Mince Meat, (?ome thing nice,) Brandy Fruits. Jollies-assorted Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Dedicated Cod Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon, Bay Mackerel, tte., etc. Nov 20 LEAPHART A SLOANS. ? Fresh Supplies. DUTCH HERRINGS, Fresh Country and Mountain BUTTER, Pink-Eye and Peach-Blow Planting Potatoes, Fine Goshen CHEESE, at G. DIEBCK8, _Jru23 _At the Sign of the Watch. Family Supplies. ~ . rs* WE take pleaanre ,<\y^*f^' v in notifJ'i?g our t\*'X^?SL^uT* friends and the ' Vs '^MbrW!foi*t i. publie that wa have y _^?*3kmwM&SS8&Sr^- removed onrStook. C^&&WKkW3B?g~ GROCERIES, Ac , Rtfr^ "-?^-JW^^ to Old EXCHANGE l^'jj^^^m^^^Li BANK CORNER .^?i&.'?? ? 'ftS?^-} nearly opposi t e Co i?Ji^r^r~'*-fcy^?Sx lumbla Hotel, V-/?^y^ae' whero wo will be pleased to aee and offer thom extra inducements in all articles usually kept in the GROCERY. HARDWARE and LIQUOR line. T. J. A H. M. CIB80N, Oct 15 Old Exchango Bank Corner. State of South Carolina-Lexington Co James E. Suelgrave and others, vt. Nancy Bo?H and others. IX COMNON PLEAS. IT appearing to my sat ??faction that Nancy Boaa and Silas P. Lindler, two of tho de? fendants in this cane, reside beyond the limits of this State. It is ordered, that they plead, answer or demnr to the bill in this case, on or bofore the first MONDAY in Febrnary next, or their consent to tho same will be entered of record. Given uudor my hand and seal December 23,1869. D. J. GRIFFITH, C. C. P. Deo 25_ ?6_ In the Court of Probate-Richland Co. John M. Humphrey and wife, vs. Geo. Price, el al.-Petition for Partition. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel Trapp, one of the defendants in the above stated case, resides without the limits of this State; on motion of Albert M. Boozer, Peti? tioners' Attorney, it is ordered, that the said j d?tendant do plead, answer or demur thereto | within forty days from this date; or on failure to do so, his consent to the samo will be entered ! of re.-.nrd. WILLIAM DUTSON WIGG, I Dee 25 sd Judge of Probate. j In theOourtof Probate-Lexington Co. ? Rebecca Crout r.s. John Ci out, et cit.-Petition for Partition. IT appearing to ray satisfaction that Epsey Wiugard, wiro of J. Wingard, and Nancy Kelly, wife of Samuel Kelly, defendants lu the abova case, reside without the limits of this State. It is ordered, that unless said de? fendants appear in this Cnnrt and object to tho partition of the lands of Lewis Crout, do ceased, within forty days from this dato, that thoir consent to tho samo will bo entered of record. A. EFIRD. Judge of 1'robato Lexington County. OFFICE JUDOE OF PROBATE, LF.XINOTON C. H., December 23, 1869. Dec 24 otd4? Executor's Notice. ALL persons having demands against the catato of ROBERT N. LEWIS, decoascd will present them properly attested, and all persons indebted will mako payment, within ? ihrco months from dato of this publication, to DANIEL B. LEWIS, Oct 10 ml3 Qualified Executor. _ CLARK'S "O.NT" Spool Cotton IS THE ll 11ST VOB HANDS MACHINE SEWING. FOR SALK BY ALL WI101.R8AI.K nnil RETAIL DRY GOODS DEALERS. Dec 15 l2mo King's Mountain Military School, YO UK VIL LE, 8. C. THE first sossion oi the school year of 1870, will begin ou tho lat ot February. TERMS.-For school expenses, i. *e., Tuition, Books. Stationery, Ac, Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Wasti? ng, 1135.00 in currency, per session of five, nontht, payable in advance. For oircnlars containing full particulars, ap? ply to Coi.. A. COWARD, Dec 8wfl6 Principal and Proprietor. Notice. IN future, all ordora to meet with attention, must bo accompanied with tho money, or -tent by Expross, C. O. D. No goods sont out unless paid for; if not approved, the money will be roturncd. J. ? A. OLIVER. Jan 4 tum2* Broad Biver Bridge Company. THE mumal mooting of stockholder* of this Company wH be hold at tim Palmetto Kn gloe Huuae, on MONDAY, UlO 10th of January, 1870. at io o'clock a. m. it id important to at Stockholders should attoml, RH lmaino?H or vital importance will be submitted. Deo 8115 ED WA KP HOPE, President. Upholstering and Mattress-making. THE undersigned has oponed work-shops on Washington street, a fow doora West of the Masonic Hall, for the purpose of earning on the above business in all its branches. ' All work entrusted to h'm will have hin personal attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. Kia long experienco and best efforts shall bo uaod to please all who favor him with orders. Dec 19 timo_1 ^OJt I ES H ABER. X>. OAMSFL?XJIJ , Bond and Stock Broker, ?JUY8 and Bells BONDS, STOCKS. CO? ?> PONS, BANK BILLS, Gold and Silver COIN. Ornoo-Columbia Hotel Building, Mais tjtroot. Nov 3 fimo? Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c. >--rf- BAOGINO. R O P E, IRON _ R'? J TIES, BACON, Clear RibbedaSB jSBBPS^Sides and (moulders. A choict H^SB article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard,*TT* tn b?rrela, kegs, 3 lbs., 5 and 10 lb. packages. Choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bags, with a full assortment of other grades. Liverpool Halt, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and 3, in bbls., halves, quarters and kita. SUGAR and COFFEE, of ali grades. TEAS, or all grades. Vi?laseos--Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Can lies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack? ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oystors, Hal? lion, in oana and glasB. Liquors-Choice Old Cabinet. Monongahela, Rye and Corn Whit? ley and a variety of other flue brands. WOODEN WARU, Nests Iron and Brass Sound Tubs, Pails, Churns, M?ckeln and Cans, Sails, of all sizes, Shot of all numbers, Caat '"f-'T Pota, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying Fins, of all sizes. All the above named with many other arti? cles has boen recently purchased and ?elected with caro and will be sold low for caab. Give ie a call. WELLS fi CALDWELL, Near the 8. C. and G. and C. Railroad Depot, opxt door to National Hotel. Oot IG t Notice. Tffd) undersigned givea notice that ho will ipply to Hon. William Uutson Wigg, Judge of Probato, at his office, in Columbia, dt IQo'cloek, on 31st January, 1870. for flnai li'scliargo a? Executor of Priscilla Thompson, decelsed. W.H. BROWN, Executor. DeJ 24_ tl3 ?forman Cattle Powder. FOR tho euro and prevention of all diseases to which Oxen, Milch Cows, Sheep and HogB aro subject. >rovers and others will find tbis an [odicine, and nono should bo without it. I cn milieu tho blood, carries off all gross humoia, and thus prevents diseaso. It im? proves their anpearanco and condition. When cattle UTe oppressed with heat, fatigue and in ?ow sprits, a few dosos will reatoro them. For Milch Cows, it is an invaluable powder whou caltjjtxs^it increases tbe quantity and richness ? b< milk and improves their worth. To ood oattlo, take caro of them. This t in for sale only at tho Drug store of ,0 f_FISHER St HBINITSH. ifK ONLY TRUE IIHIMTSH'S G>,.f?AN HOBSE POWDER, 1 Deutsches Pferde Pulver. -\ THIS Celebrated POWDER is (^T?? propared from tho old German K^yJ? Recipe, and in the only genuine r ?> lil German Horse Powder aa made ?sDSaisBHiby ..Heinitsh." It in specially in? tended f4r diseases to which tho Horae ia sub? ject. . The ttiraordinary virtues of this Horne Powder w attested to by thousands, and for Hf ty yeaMpaa btood and still standa lirHt in the estivation of all experienced Farmers, \gricul: vista and Farriers, as tho best medi? cine for Oe HOI JO. It is composed of roots and 1 ; ffcarrfullv combined with tonics, and may I >i .-Ivon in all casos where disease exista. For I .\ ?GESTION, DISTEMPER, Hido bonu I, lwfWsiness, Loss of Appelito, Inward Ran, v Mtebility. Wasting of Flesh, Soro Eye. -.\valed Legs, Grease, Mango, Surfeit, old opnsrA Exhaustion from Work. It carries off alff<M??umors, purities and cools tho blood, and prel*8 horsoB becoming Btiff and foun? dered, ll* a stimnlouB for weak stomachs, ind ran-Mfc/ho limbs and ukin soft and Ano, giving a^po?th coat to the <?J. bair. anfltransformB tho ill SLsfTji iion?iilniJSPd Bick to health. ?*J^?!\/^-x beauty Jem. Spirit. Propared?7T3tir^;i#Si only by E?? ?EINIT8H.Phar- "SfiT^S^r ? tnaeiat, C?ml)?!i- s-Dee Ul t The. HEIXll )w Theory of Health ESTABLISHED BY QUEEN'S DELIGHT ! THE Tfiflff ?" Flesh is Blood. The Health of TjHBP"rity of Flesh. Without purity of Blood-WK"1"1' cau ho free 'rom disease. HEIN^f's QUEEN'S DELIGHT Ia now a|^B,8"ized household Medicino ol reimirkab^H*mt'ui;l1 powers, invented and compoui?lHy tLo rr0Pr"tor, whieh ho lia? called byj^BJn^honioud soubriquet Q I^BTN ? S DELIGHT." jBHHlNSTiri.'KNT PROPERTIES. QUJ KN>U HHiUT Is an an alterative, produo 'W| ?og a gradual change in tho llmtiMB0 functions of Organa, aa to , ^^B"' permit a healthy action to 1 mjTZ ' t'J0 placo o? disease Oct-nl?&BWfc*'^ deobstruent by itsdiverfii ' '^fll ! l" action; rcmovesobBtrur Ihi^^B?7F ' ?"8' reduces inflammation ?Lt '?1'1 enlargement of the glauda and viscera. Onvvs-M nX/r* *8 a" Inv,8orant and Tonic: (JUBB* S pre if produces a gentle, and ponnanent excitement of all the vital actions observable in tho functions of organic HaiNiTHi a,n,<1 .?. *hwsfore. ad naiMTsi missablo in diseases of tho Stomach, Liver and orgami of digestion. QOEEVH ?J'JrT?H *, 8lin;' "lhl(?' alter*tive muK? s um diaphoselic, promoting per? spiration, removing humors \ iu the blood, producing a ""w,.,v"i healthy action of tho skin. removes Roils, Pimples, 't?r* Blotches and Cutaneous Qncvu's li?BT 18 "I"1"'1'1, gently aetinR IJbKi.N s OitH apon tho i)owelHi merell" H removing effete matter, pro ? ducing a healthy feeling of ,, WI "l0 s*on?*oh and head. ?K Headache und nervous dis ??orders aro cured by its f se. ClniKs'H OK?1,8 expectorant, increasing ^LKK> H vumm thc secrttion rrom the S^Huiucous mem brans of the ??air cells and passages or ti, ,v.-ro.J? tllf: Rings, or assists its dia m-IMT8tM charge; is, therefore, a re Wfg"e'ly, combined willi Cod ?P-i vcr Oil, in all casos of Cou BJaumption, Colds, Ac. For sale by BjK^s Ihronghont th, State. l'\'?i!:nrM8ANITSlI. Columbia, S. C. r.r.Aiy.^lK'NKR. Augusta, Ga. T u'/vimW- co-- Macon, Ga. it AK< PI'A HIO BEE. M em phis, Tonn. t? H i C?'f-MI ?LEO W A Y Si COWDEN, agJsM^jB^^G BLATCH^' ssl Eri^i-62^??6^ }!.; cqud tofl^B^k^VvJ'11BE1\T hT luctln qsMtruct oct iiui|>lo ""^^^K^^^K^ hat aiswae ceipit 1 up and ^fejTW^'' <*ep lt la repair .' THt B|T fc^gspesi "."AP "CWIjgj ^^tchsjijClocks auu Jewelry. THBsidersiK'ned moat respectful > bformsTs p.tU ?nd tho paid ? m EM-1 fat he has received a se R w ESlTssaortmmt of fino Watches, Jea and Cfaeks-a*oDRHt them th? ??ebra? aorman CUCKOO CLOCKS, carve? InJoUnut ?nd Oak. SPKpTACLES and Eyc-K J ^ ?vary focus, to ault all eyes. .". All articles wilf be sold at roasonahh pnces. ? work connected with this line will be exec? t. in the beat workmanlike ???"^Sf?f ' warranted. A. Vi. WEI i ? Plainstrssi, opposite Mr. Bon > s VWMim Rooms.