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Kurri gu Rewa. PARI?. January 19.-Traupnian waa executed thia morning. His last words, loudly Bpokeu, wero; "I peraiat I liaro accomplices." There is no doubt Trinco Pierro Bona? parte will be tried at Versailles. The same high Court will try Prince Murat, for Htrikiug a magistrate reoently. iii,m i iit< New*. CHARLESTON, January 19.-Arrived steamer Ms ry bi nd, Baltimore; achooner Alex. Young, Philadelphia; schooner Ida Richardson, New York. Sailed-steam? er Son Gull, Baltimore; aohooner J. M. Broomall, Jacksonville. AUOUSTA, January 19.-The heavy rain continues. The Savannah River is rising, and a f reshot is apprehended. SS RICHMOND, January 19.-The repre? sentatives of both Republican and con? servative parties have united in prepara? tions for a publia demonstration on the day of the Stato's admission. A joint committee lins applied to tho Washing? ton authorities for the Jbnn of cannon for dring salutes, aud the application has been granted. General Canby, to? day, directed Jnmea C. Taylor, tho Attorney-General of the State, ejected last aummer, to ussnme the duties of that office, his disabilities having been removed by Congress. NEW ORLEANS, January 19.-Tho rCitizen's Rank has accepted tho fiscal Teeney of tho city. Alfred Heuneu. sn eminentcitfaen nod lawyer, is dead, aged 84. The courts all adjourned in respect to him. PROVIDENCE, R. I., January 19.-Tho Legislature has ratified the fifteenth amendment. COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 19.-The House votes on the fifteenth amendment ST. Lcnm,> January 19.-Pierre Chon tenn and ex-Sonator Green are dead. Missouri has adopted tho fifteenth amendment. Wnuhlngtoft ?fte xs*. WASHINGTON, January 19.-Tho Chro? nicle has n special dated Jackson, Miss., January 18. which says Governor Alcoru is elected United States Senator for the term commencing one year from next March. Goueral Ames is elected for the unexpired term of five years. There was a great contest for the term expiring in 1871, and the oieetion was almost unani? mous. In tho House, a General o? t e army asked by what authority, or under what law, officers of the United States army occupy seats in tho Georgia Legislature. Itt tho Senate, the Judiciary Commit? tee reported adversely to a bill making rules of evidence in State courts prevail in Federal courts. The Flections Committee reported in favor of Vau Wyok. Tiie mends of Virginia seem much discouraged by the course of events to? day. The grand object has been to get the bill back into thc House. Additional amendments aud much delay are appre- i hended. The pension njinftjpriution bill of j 35,000,000 passed. Whittemoro offered j a resolution, authorizing the Committee j on Freedmen's Affairs ta send far per BOUS and papers iu reference to the em- j ployment by the bureau of persons who i committed perjury in taking the test! oath. Passed. Adjourned. In the Senate, u communication was received from Mr. Fillmore, enclosing resolutions of the Louisville Commercial ? Convention, relative to tho Southern Pa? cific Railroad. After discussing the franking privilege, Virginia was resum? ed. Mr. Wilson moved thc recommit- '? mont of the bill. This was voted down. A motion lo pestpouo the whole question j to February, and nu amendment admit ting the Congressional delegation on the | fourth of March, were withdrawn, when Edwards* amend meut was adopted-15 to 16-and tho Senate adjourned, with? out final action. In the Houso, a bill wus introduced | amending the bankrupt act, exeniptiug from its operations certain life insur nuco policies. A bill continuing the in nomo tax passed. Tho following is the text: Resolved, A'v.., That whereas doubts huve arisen and conflicting decisions been mado, in the different departments of tho Government, in regard to the construction of tho laws relating to the j tax on incomes, it is hereby declared to bo tho true intent and meaning of the i Act relatiug to that subject, that all ! persons aro liable to tho payment of their proper income tux, accruing aud to . accrue for and during and up to tho end ; of tho year 1870; and that tho assessment ! ural collection of any such tax accruing in 1 the year 1870, and remaining unpaid ou j the first day of January, 1871, may, under tho existing provisions of tho law, be made in the said last mentioned year. \ Internal revenue receipts to-day 3568,- j ooo. Tho screw steamer Congress will sail in a few days, for Samnna, as tho flag ship of Commodore Green. The steamer ('olorado will relieve tho Delawuro as I he flag-ship of the Asiatic squadron. Tho New York Herald regards the Cuban insurrection ns at an end, and : says wo have put it down, and to ns i Spain is indebted. She can pay the | debt by surrendering Cuba. Spain I needs money, and is about to coutruct another loan. The Herald advises an offer for Cuba, which, if Spain accepts, will causo all the world to admire Ameri? can magnanimity. This arrangement will give Spain tho money she needs, iand it will givo tho Cubaus the liberty they sigh for. In tho bosom of the great republic, they will bofree, pros perons and happy. If f^g?L will not open her eye^-^ faob^*M ?omo toi fenns, tho l>!:;?n Jfcrtj %md ourfl- ' Our course wilLj? HLSpuin will not soil tfl Hfeuvo a right, bef< of all Rising is Girard. msiness rertising rent hand PINANUIAX. ANO COM MK ROI AX,. NEW YORK, January 19-Noon.-Stocks unsettled and' off from yesterday's prices. Money easy, at G@7. Ex? change-lone 8%; ahort OM. Gold 2i>?. G2'B, coupon, ib%. Tennessee's, ex coupon, 53?4; new 45,,8'; Virginia's, ex coupon, 45; new Ol; Louisiana G's, old, G9'?; new GO; levoo G's GSJ?; 8's 78; Alabama 8's Ot; G's 63; Georgia 6's 80; 7*s 90; North Carolina 7's, old, 41^; ?new 24?^; South Carolina's, old, 82)6; new 75J4. Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and in buyer's favor. Corn dull and heavy. Pork dull-mess 27.75 @28.00. Lard dull, at lO'^lG^'c. Cotton dull, at 25?HC. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Money easy, nt 5@6. Ster? ling firm sud in improved demand, at 8%0?9. Cold steady-closing 2H0'. Government's steady. G2'sl5J?. South? ern securities weaker in Tennessee's and North Carolina's, but generally tirm on tho balance. Cotton heavy and droop? ing; sales 29,000 bales, at 25"3a. Flour heavy aud iu buyer's favor-common to fair extra Southern 5.40(o}5.95. Wheat spring n shade easier, rather moro doing for export; winter closes lc. better; win? ter red and amber Western 1.25(3)1.27; whito Michigan 1.35. Corn dull-now mixed 80@97. Pork heavy nnd lower- ? 27.50@27.75. Lard firm-kettlo 17? ' 17^. Whiskey firmer, at 1.03. Freights firm. BALTIMORE, January 19.-Cotton quiet and steady. Flour firmer, but not active, and prices unchunged. Wheat I steady-prime to choice Maryland 1.44 \ ?1.45; Pennsylvania 1.20fVU.23. Corn! active and prices nnchnnged. Provisions unchanged in every respect. Whiskey : scarce, at 99@1.00. CINCINNATI, January li*.-Com dull, j at75(o&76. Whiskey dull, nt 93. Pro? visions unchanged. Pork 27.50; 27.00 j offered. Uncoil in fair jobbing demand -shoulders 13; clear sides I?. Lard- ; kettle 16%<&17. CHARLESTON, January 19.--Cotton iu fair demand and firm; sales 500 bales-I I uiiddliugR 24>.i(ai24;14 ; receipt.-) 970; ex? ports coastwise 561. AUGUSTA, January 19.- -Cotton market closed quiet, but unchanged; sales 538 ; halos, receipts 396-middlings 23^. HAVANNAH, Junuaiy 10.-Cotton rc- j eeipts 2,778 bales; exports 7,811; sales | I GOD-middlings 24*0*; market firm. NEW ORLEANS, Junuary 19.- Cotton ?active and advanced l<??-233s(a;23,.>'; ?sales 10,200 bales; receipts 7,734. Pork i ;29.50. Bacon scarco aud firmer, at 14 '-.j i ?14<?; clear ribs 17. Gobi 21&. j LONDON, January 19-Noon.-Consols I 92,'..;. liomin 84.3 ' j PARIS, January JR.-The lionise open- j . ed quiet-rentes and 35. LivEiirooL, January 19-3 P. M.-Cot? ton steady-uplands ll'a? Orleans 11J?\ 1 ! The actual sales yesterday exceeded (he j published estimate by 5,000 bales. ? LIVERPOOL, January 19-Evening.- ; Cottou steady-uplands ll.??; Orleans IIJB' sales ?5,000 bales; speculation and export 4,000. Tun USE? OE GLYCERINE.-This sub- ; stance, discovered by Seb?elo in 1780, is . ono which has conni into uso for a great many applications during the past few years, in consequence ol' sonic peculiar properties which it has been found to possess. Tho modo of preparation need not be indicated herc, as it. is familiar to * most of our readers. It is a colorless syrup of sweet taste, attracts water from the air and other bodies, is soluble in alcohol and ether, aud may ho ignited, barning with a blue flame. lt does not dry away, and has a sweet , taste, without hoing sticky, like syrup. It passes with difficulty into n condition of fermentation, aud consequently docs not readily spoil. It is used for tho preparation of moist colors for tho painter and of embossing clay, the pre? paration of animal bladders and of weavers' starch, now known by tho name of glycerocole. Mixed with un equal weight of glue it forms a material for printers' rollers, and this is also used as a toilet article to prevent tho chapping of tho hands and faco, and likewise for ; a soap, serviceable with very hard water, j It is used also in putting np fruit, for filling gas meters to prevent freezing, I and for tho extraetiou of dolicato per fumes; and in dyeing, to prevent the deposition of metallic oxides by alkalies. : Fluster models, washed first with a solu? tion of soap, and then coated with gly? cerine, allow tho cast tobe removed with? out any difficulty. Animal glue, mixed with one-fourth its weight of glycerine, ' loses its brittleness after dring, and re? mains flexible. Tho list of applications of glycerine might bo greatly extended, : as iu the preparation of nitro-glycerine and dynamite, in rendering petroleum casks impervious to that liquid by coat iug them internally with a mixturo of glycerine and glue, .fcc, many of which wo have previously adverted to; while for its many uses in medicino aud stir- , gery, it is only necessary to reler io the textbook and journals of tue day. Jeremy Taylor says: "If you aro for pleasure, marry; if you prize health, marry. A good wife is heaven's last, best gift to man; his angel of mercy; minister of graces innumerable; his gem of many virtues; his casket of jewels; her voico his sweetest music; her smile ? his brightest day; her kiss his guardian ; of innocence; her arms tho palo of his safety, the balm of his health, the bnl- | sam of his life; her industry his surest, wenlth; her economy his safest steward; her lips his faithful counselors; her ' bosom tho softest pillow of his cares; and her prayers tho ablest advocates of heaven's blessings on his head." DON'T WHIP A FRIGHTENED HORSE. Never whip your horse for becoming frightened at any object by tho road? side; for if he soes a stump, a log, or t heap of tan-bark in tho road, and, while he is carefully eyeing it, and about to pass it, you strike him with the whip, it is the log, or the stump, or the tan-bark ^at ia hiirtjpr^him. in hie way of reason " j0tj?t9^&&ttm%'i t?nre, Vof wili net. moro frightened. Give him time to examine and smell of all these objects, and use the war bridle to ns-.ist yon iu bringing him carefully to these objects of fear. Bring all objects, if possible, to his nose, and let him smell of them, and then you can corumenco to gent?o him with them. DEMORALIZED NEGROES.-Tho Mariana (I'la.) Courier says: "There, aro not less than 300 negroes in this county who have moved on public lands and ceased to la? bor on the plantations, except wheu the pinch of hunger compels them. A ma? jority of them aro without a visible means of support, and havo, it is thought, lived to a great exteut on tho live stock, which has been on tho do creaso for the last three years. This class furnishes moat of the criminals for the peuiteutiary, and ia a great drawback to the moro thrifty and industrious of their color. Arrangements for the consol'(intion of the ocean, cables between Amerioa and Ku ropo have been concluded in London, and only require the sanction of the directors. The <i0rnpanics will east all receipts into a combon purso and then share proportionately-, aoa should the j land line oonneoting wUh one cable be down, the despatches will ba Rcnt by the other, without regard to tho company which may have recoived them. APPALLING-Two SONS OP GEN. Gm. PILLOW MURDERED.-Tho Huntsville In? dependent, of the 12tb, says: "We learn from Conductor Stephenson, of tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad, that on Sunday night last, two sons of Gen. Gid. Pillow, who had been living on tho plantation near Lagrungo, Alabama, were shot and killed by n party of disguised men. Tho Vicksburg Times suggests that os an act of justico to the 6G.U00 negroes who voted for Alcorn, ono negro Senator should bo sent to Cougrcss, instead of picking both from tho 10.000 scalawags ?ind carpet-baggers who voted on the samo side. A she-goat on tho farm of Mr. W. L. Barker, near Smileytown, gavo birth to four kids Inst March, and again on the first of January to four more, making eight kids insido of ten months. c. An Austrian has invented a torpedo which will shatter to pieces, by simple coutuct, tho strongest iron-clad that can bo built. Another way of securing uni? versal peace. Priuco Bonaparte will be tried publicly in Paris, before Mio High Court of Jus? tice, in tho Hall of Justice at Versailles. No nppeul is allowed from its decision. Both branches of tho North Carolina Legislature yesterday passed a resolution suspending the payment of iuterest on tho special tax bonds of that State. Returns show that, spite of thc insur- j rectiou, the amount of sng.ir in stock nt j Havana, December 31, 18G9, was quite ' ns largo as nt tho end of the year 1803. Suits have been commenced against j several planters of Beaufort for supplies furnished by tho Government. Tho total number of inhabitants of Spartanburg County amounts to 23,975 white 1G.821; colored 7,132. Lynnn Haven Bay. THIS fino large OYSTER in shell, to be had regularly at tho Jan 20 _ EXCHANGE HOUSE. $10 REWARD! LOST, between tho Columbia Hotel and the South Carolina ltnilrohd Depot, a PLAT OK LAND, situated on Wa toreo Hiver and Spears' Creek, known as tho "English Tract.'" Tlie above reward will bo paid foi its delivery at this oflicc. Jan 20 4* ' Notice. ALL Book Accounts and Notes due E. A O. , D. Hope must bc paid by thc lir*t of Feb? ruary next, or they will bo placed in tho hands of a ~tl*j ist rate or Attorney for collection. Jan 2u ED WA KD HOPI'.. Lost. ALETTER mailed in Augusta, Qa., Dccem ber 23d, last, to tho undersigned-con? taining twonty-llve Coupons of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, $17.50 each, from bonds No. 'M3 to 387 inclusive. Also four Coupon? of saino Road, $3.50, No. 3 to 4, from Ponds Nos. 72 and 75-two from each. Per? sons aro cautioned against negotiating thc same, as pavment has been stopped. Jan 20 3 D. GAMIiHILL, Columbia. R.e. Burns Club Anniversary, JA .Vi/.I II Y 23, 1870. Tickets to the Anni? versary Supper may be procured at McKenzie's, Hope's and Oliver's, and froai W. K. GREENFIELD, Secretary. Jan 20 EXCHANGE HOUSE, PA Y SI fi GER & FRANKLIN, Proprietor?. THE above houso is conveniently located on Main street-kept on ! European plan, with large, well-fur- ! nisbet! itooms. Tabla supplied with tho host ' thc market affords. Also, finest. Norfolk OYS TEES. WILD GAME and FISH, of all kinds, served in any style, by an experienced cook. Hoard, with or without lodgings, by tho WOOS : or day, at moderato rates, and meals served at all hours, without extra charge. In ibo HAIL attached, will always ho found the finest WINES; also, LIQUORS, Sogars, Ac. T. M. PAYSINOF.R, C. K. FRANKLIN. Jan 20 THE AMERICAN Flag Horse Collar, Warranted not to Gall in any Service, Or in any Climate I FOR PARU WORK, Or any kind of work requiring a steady and constant draught, THESE COLLARS ARE UNEQUALED^ CuKAPBST, LIGHTEST, AND EASIEST. SUMMERVILLE, 8. C., DECEMBER 12,1869. Messrs. Chapeau ?? Heffron-GENTLEMEN: I have used on my mules working in caria and the phosphate cars, the FLAG COLLAR, pur abased from yon, and can say that it ia the hoatj/ollar f h?v* ????a..alf?? o* *?/ uiu?eo wore very badly galled, and worked steadily with them, and are now perfeotly well. 1 cheerfully recommend them to all norse and molo owners. I am, respectfully, J. M. LAWTON. Donen ESTER ROAD, fl. C., DECEMBER IC, 18C9. Messrs. Chapeau <fc Heffron-GENTLEMEN: 1 have used your FLAG COLLAR on my muli s and hoi sss, both in cart and plow, and find it the host Collar I have ever nsod, and can say with ploaauro that I fully endorse its morita au claimed by you. Respectfully, R. R. RAKER, M. D. For salo by CHATEAU ?fc HEFFRON, Manufacturers of HADDI.ES, HARNFSS, FIRE CAPS, BK.LT?, AC, And Dealers in Government McClellan Saddles and Govern mi nt Team Harness. A I.Hi ) . Agents for tho colobratod "Dexter Bonnets,' for tho prevention of Sun-stroke. No. OS Meeting Hlrtiil, (Next to Mills Houso,) Jan 20 CHARLESTON, B.C. \ M. E. Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Sontn Carolina. fEOT Charleston. Doo Volent^ ^r^?' fe-? Hall, at 12 Meridian, on f oiL????v 13th day of February, A. I., 2.400, A. rf.'??Miy Kember*, Grand Officers and Delegates from Subordinate Chaptora are requested to attend I-iiuctnally and generally, f?r tho considera? tion of important business, and the election offjtirand officer M for tho Masonic year ensu lOflHVWith their highly laudable aud charac? ter!?^ liberality tho different Railroad Com paniofl?iavo kiudly grauicd to tho Grand Of? ficers fV',1 Delegates tho privilege to pass and ' ; their roads for ono faro. The full Said at tim placo of starting. On Lids, except tho .South Caroliua . Grand Ofliccrs and Delegates tod to return from tho Convoca mies on tho production of the cor.X^ute of tin) Grand Secretary, freo of anv charydsrhatever.vOn tho South Carolina Rail? road reto???, ticket* will bo furnished by the Conductor?? tho Grand Officers and Dole gates, whicWvill enable thom to repasa on ft without any clurgo whatever. By order of tho M.*. E.^&}.*. H.*. I?.*. Comp, ll. STEWART Bin ss. . EBENESER THAYER, Jan 20 F3 ti..md Secretary. Superior 7 Octave Roaejkmd Piano, ? U F E R I J-B^ts Crimson Worstod Windov^^Btaius, with white Muslin attiieri,'?5fe^> widths oach, will ho Hold low on applict^H^ct my Auction Room. JACOB ^^M^ LEAPHART &.SLOANS HAVE just rocoivod: 1.0UO bushels prims white (Western) COHN. 70ubushols heavy black (Western) OATS. Diamond HAMS and puro Loaf LARD, (S. Davis, Jr.; In store: 250 barrels Superfine, Extra and Family FLOUR, (ot reduced rates.) Jan 19 Gold Wanted. A PPLY lu LEAPHART fe SLOANS, ?\_ Jan 19 Commission Merchants. Hawley is Here ! PIIOTKCT YOU lt LIVES and PROPERTY THE COMBINATION ROD. patented by Hawley, in lHiJC, is docidcdlv tho best Rod in UH". CLARK WARING, Architect. A. Y. LEE, Architect. Dn. J. W. PAUKER. Address, HAWLEY, Columbia P. O. Jan 1'.) Stock Taking. WK want to r? duce our Stock to about ono fourth its presold H?-/.??, a* we. aro going to tako an account of it about thu Ll th of noxt mouth. We therefore ell? r ({teat inducements to cash bny< rr.. Goods will bc nold without regard to what they cost. Come and get some of the bargains. Jan li: VI J. lt- A- M. I., iv iv Alto. Pure Dixon Cottou Seed. WE OFFER for sale ISO bushels Dickson Cotton Seed, i;rowii from seed obtained from Slr. David Dickson, Oxford Ga., last spring, aud which waa selected by him for his own use. Notwithstanding tho unprece? dented dry season, we gathered from l,o00 to 2,500 pounds to tho acre -making twenty-six bales to one mule. Price 13.00 p?-r bushel. Oxroitu, GA., November 4, 18C9. I do certify that 1 sold to Messrs. Richard O'Nealo A sim, of Columbia, H. C., some of my choico improved Cotton Seed, for planting purposes. They proposed to sell a portion of what they raised. Planters purchasing the Seed I hov raiso may rely upon getting tho genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON. Wo aro Mr. Dickson's Agents hero, and will order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired. Price $.">.00 from one to live bushels, or $4 0? for live aud upwards. Jan 1<; RICHARD O'NEALE A- SON. For Sale. pr f\ TO 100 bushels of the pure Bunch COT OU TON SEED-selected under my own supervision for ten years. Will sack and deli? ver at Littleton Depot, Greenville and Colum? bia Railroad, for $5 per bushel. Address, E. I). TUKNIPSEED, Jan 18 tilth:!* Columbia, 8. C. Law Partnership. THE undersigned have this day formed a copartnership in tho practice of law in the Counties of Richland, Fairfield, Newberry ami? Lexington, and in the United States Courts, and will give prompt attention to all h gal business entrusted to them. BARNWELL A MONTEITH. Attorneys and Solicitors. NATHANIEL BARNWELL, I WALTER S. MONTEITH. JASITAtty 4,1870. Jan 6 th4 BARNWELL & MONTEITH, A TTORNEYS A T LA W AMD SOLICITORS IN EQVITV, PRACTICE in Richland, Fairfield, Lexing? ton and Newberry Counties. Offices Court llonso Range, Columbia, S. C. NATHANIEL BARNWELL. WALTER S. MONTEITH. Jan C th26_ Jewelry, etc. 1 have inst received another lot of lino DIAMOND KINGS, lino WATCHES _,and GOLD THIMBLES. Call at WM. ULA/?H'?, next door to Messrs. Scott, Wil? liams fe Co.'s Bankiug Houso. Jan 8 12 Stray Cow and Calf. THE owner can have by calling for and paying tor advertisement. Jan 18_M. M. LEV BRETT. The Monster Alligator, WHICH was captured in the swamps of Cengareo and Wateree Rivera, a few days ago, will bo on exhibition dnnng the week, in the atoro on Main street, a short dis? tance below tho site of Nickerson's Hotel. Admission twenty-five conts. Jan 18 At C. P- Jackson's. I ALL-WOOL DELAINES, al 37Jc. per yard. ? j All-wool French MERINO, at 50c. per yard. ? All-wool PLAIDS, bright colors, at 75c. por {yard. Just received, a lot of Butterlck's new PAT? TERNS._Jan 18 Mules and Hones. Ifc A. lot of fine Kentucky ^ niRft MOLES and HORSES, ^Ift^ JIW-.HIA at Agnew A Co.'s Stables. JWV| Cab and examino them. Prices mode- M ./I rate. OW?K DALY. Jan 18_ _ f ? ? . Planting Potatoes. ? ?\ fr BARRELS IRISH POTATOES. In fine EARLY GOODRICH, Chili Reds, Early Rose, Harrison, Pink Eyes, For salo low for cash, by Jan 18_ EDWARD HOPE. Private Boarding House, nv MRS. SAMUEL TOWNSEND, Ovpr R. C. Shiver's Store, MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, B.C. Jan 15 C* ?Thorburn's Garden Seeds. 7UIEKH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION 1 SETH, at wholesale and retail. Jan 11 EDWARD HOPE. I Guns and Ammunition. ["CST received by William Olaze, fino Eng \ lirth BREECH-LOADING GUNS, fino Eng li Powder, in Canisters, Shot and Caps, of all Bd. Ono door North of Messrs. Scott, WU? mn? fz Co.'* Banking House. Doo 16 FIEE INSURANCE. Liverpool and London and Globe Co., . KUBBKT UK V. IO, Agent. TT7"ITI? ? uapiial ol over ?lV.ODO.O?O, and '? TT moro than ten times that amount j pledged by Act of Parliament. Thoy offer tho j very beet security to the insured, and when ??fi?*y? their nioner, they should mako sure I ?Q****y best. ! . IvJSLt JafUDd at this Agency Tor build- i !35ft.! ? . ' .X hanrti/eorovorydescription, and cotton and pu. r pro?UC0 OIl tbo u?WObt terms of any other gu1 , 01)lapany. Applica ?8 -Ti . R,^&nnCS iT*?,il?d promptly at? tended to by ROBB BT H ft*.-M" A?, nt Jan 18 40* Colmlft* s 0. i Another Lot ~ i or "Special Sale" Goods. WE open to-day e good BED BLANKET, 13.50. Wo open to-dny a ?rood ARAB 81IAWL, $1 00 to $0.00. Wo opon to-dav a good CLOTH CLOAK, ! $3.00 to fl2 00. j OUR WONDERFUL B -VROAIN COUNTERS ' aro again loaded with goods for inspection. I While we aro anxious to sell thoso groat BAR ! OA1N GOODS, if will bo Been upon examina? tion by tho prudent, economical hoads of fami . ties and other customers, that almost all the Goods will do to buy and storo away for future ! uso, if not noodod immediately. Jan IS H. C. SniVER. For Sale. 'J FINE BILLIARD TABLES, Slmrpo's make, Blato bedding. Tables aro in good order, with Cues, Balls and Counters com? be sold very low. Applv to 01_Dl'F.BCKfl. ling Prices ! ! \EFFEl!TS OF GOLD VN FOBEI^JIOODS! OUR buyer just homo from market with the following: 250 pieco? assorted PRINTS, 000 pieces BLEACHED COTTON rt, 80 bales BROWN COTTONS, lOOcaeoi assorted DOMESTICS, ut whole? sale prices. Special Lots, Wo offer a premium to any customer who can beat tho prices of thu fchowing OOODS: 25 pieces All-won| French MERINOS, 50c: worth $1.00. 20 pieces TOIL DE VENICE, 50o.; worth $1.00. 10 pieces EMPRESS CLOTH, OOo.; worth ? LOO. 50 pieeus DIAGONALS, 25c; cost 10 cents to import. 1 lot A UAH SHAWLS, at ruinous prices. 1 lot FURS, all rrnalities. Jan 12 It- SHIVER.. It is Important In Plauting, to [.pr fi/inn ivn DF!?i?)?F vFETi lau mum HAU liLL?ULE/ MJL?, Buist's Garden Seeds Ilavo stood tho test of years. A LARGE A S S 0 RT MENT Just in at E. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. Jan ll $1 GREENBACK K-.'tAI. TO A ?GOLD BOLLAR! ! Prices reduced to Gold Value and Greenbacks I accepted at par. ! C. F. JACKSON HAS REDUCED tho price of his entiro stock of DR7 GOODS, i And until the FIRST OF FEBRUAR NEXT,Y I I will sell off mv largo and vaiied ttock ol ! DRY GOODS, without regard to profits. All extra Fine Goods, such ns: CLOAKS, ARABS, SILK DRESS GOODS, RICH PLAIDS, CASSIMF.RES, Will he sold AT COST. Jan 0 Pocket Diaries for 1870. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOSING. ?yt\ DIFFERENT sizes and prices. Miller's ?i\J South Carolina Almanac. Also, Lon I doj, American, Rural, Church and Pictorial i Almanacs, for 1*70. For salo by i Jan t; BRYAN A McCARTER. White Corn. e*C\f \ BUSHELS primo White CORN, for }\J\J sale low for CASU. 1 Jan 8 _ EDWARD HOPE. Cokesbury School. THIS old and popular institution will resuume exercises on the 1st ot February, under tho rectorship of Mr. W. C. BENET, an experienced and successful instructor of youth. HtS&J*" Mr. Benet was educated at tho Edinburg University of Scotland, and stood among tito first in all his classes. Ho t nur ht in the Cokesbury School during tho past year, and tho patrons wero so perfectly satisfied with tho progress of their children and the discipline of the school, that thoy entered into obligations of guarauty to induce him to ro? main another year, as tho strongest induce? ments wero offered by other communities to obtain his services. I havo somo experience in teaching m \ self, and I can, most unhesi? tatingly, recommend him to my friends and tho public as a superior teacher, and an ac? complished Christian gentleman. BATKS OK TUITION-$23, MO and $50 per scholastio year-half in advauco. Board can bo obtained at $12 por month, exclusive of washing aud lights. F. A. CONNOR, Jan 18 5 Prosidont Board Trust?es. To the Fubho in General. InAVE bettor COTTON SEED than any man who advertises Seed for salo. Minc is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which ex ools any other. Tho price is $2.50 nor bushel. Aa examination of my proofs will DO convinc? ing. 1 refer to Jocob ll. Wells and J. D. Hut. Call and look at the growth, in Butcher Town. Dec 3_ _N. POPE._ DissDlution of Copartnership. THE Firm of FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER is dissolved by the death of the senior partner. All those indebted to this concern are ear? nestly requested to como forward and set tie their accounts withouut delay. R. N. LOWRANCE, 1 Hnnri,." J. FISHER, { Survivors. COLOMBIA, S. C., Deoember 1, i860. new XTfgttm&~~ RN. LOWRANCE, W. B. LOWRANCE A*n . P. C. L?RICK having purchased the I stock of Fisher, Lowrance A Fisher, have united under the firm of LOWRANCE & CO., and beg leavo to offer their services to, and ! ask a continuance of, tho favors of the frionds ; of the old ooncorn. Thoy will roccivo paymont from all parties indebted to Fisher, Lowrance ? S"- Fisher; and those having elaimo ?gain?t the same, will present them for liquidation. Doc 2 LOWRANCE & CO. I New Goods. ] -0 I HAVE just received another supply ^HU of fino English and French CASSI nm MERES, of tho latost styles, .which arc ? < HU- offered low for cash. C. D. EBERHARDT, Washington street, oppositO Law Range. ! Nov 25 Seed Oats and Barley. 1 f\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK ' l\J OATS. 1 50 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY. ! Theso seeds aro worthy attention of scienti 1 flo Farmers; the yield is enormous and tho quality of tho grain raised superior to any . other, and commands far higher prices. 1 Deo 7 G EO. SYMMKRH. Desirable and Well-kept Farnitvre. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON FRIDAY MORNING next, nt 10 o'clock, I will noll, at tho late residence of Maj- Dean, corner of Washington and DuR air?ete, a variety of Parlor, Dining and Bod-room Fur? niture, arnon n winch are, CARPET, Mahogany Hair-Beat Chaira, Ma? hogany Hair-Heat Soin, Booking Chair, Marble Top Pier Tables, Centre Tables, Card Tables, Work Stand, Mahogauy French Bedstead, Ma? ule bedsteads, Feather Bede, Mattresses, Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Cane-Heat and Windsor Chairs, Book Case, Mantle Ornaments, BhOTeh) aud Tonga, Ewers and Baaing, Crockery anet. Glassware,, and a , rjety of Articles useful to families. AUB, I A -mn tv of Pictures, among which are I several Wa work of a wellknown Artist of this j city. T No postponement on account of weather, as tho house has to be given uu and furniture ro j movodj_\_ Jen 19 ' Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro? perty for Sara. STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA-ht TUB COMMON PLEAS, LEXINGTON. Catharino Sawyor and others\ ut. Deborah Sawyer and others, PURSUANT tu the order of the Court in this case, I will proceed to sall, before the Court House of lexington County, within legal hours, on tho first MONDAY in February next, Tho LAND and MILLS of George Sawyer, deceaeod, situate ia Lexington County, oe ! Cedar Creek, adjoining landa of James D, Jones, William benfield. James Dunbar ami others, and known on the plat of W. E. Saw yer. dated and filed in thia oas? February 5 1802, by tho letters A and O, F and B. It wi) be sold ia two pare?la, Cedar Creek to be th? lino: tracta A and O to be one parcel, contain ing 3.423 acres, more or less, on the West sidi I of Cedar Creek; tho other parcel, F and B, con ' taiuing 1,915 aerea, more or leas, on the Eaal : sido ot Cedar Creek-the purchaser of e&cl parcel to have equal miR privileges, respect lvely, and with the full and free privilege o dammiog the said Cedar Creek, and rising tin watora thereof for mill and manufacturai purposes. One-half acre for tho family burla ground, excepted on the Western parcel. TKims or SALK.-One-half cash ; the balano ; on a credit of one and two yemrs, in equal in j stalmtmtH, to bear interest from day of sale ? thc purchase money to bo secured by bond ; witn goon nor oui. ?1 oouaritv ?sd mortises o ! and Eg? ''"'?k?M?S ' LEXIXOTON C. H., January 5, 1870. Jan 19 Sheriff's Sale. i D. B. DeSanssnre, for the nae of D. B. Hillel ?5. Richard Allen et al. ? TN pursuance of the decretal order of th . JL Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in tho ahov , stated caso, I will sell, on tho FIRST MONDA ? in February next, in frout of the Court House i in Columbia, within the legal hours. All that LOT of LAND, with tho Hons thereon, in the city of Columbia, bounded o : the North by lot owned by L. II. Trevat; Eat j by lot next described; Sooth by Gervais otrco ; and West by Lincoln street; measuring abor 61 feet on Gorvais street, and 123 feet, more c ! lesa, on Lincoln street. TERMS or SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay th I expenses of suit and costs of sale; balance o . a credit of one and two years, secured by bon ; and murtgago of the premises. Purchaser t ' pav for stamps and papers, j Jan 15 mth _ P. F. FRAZEB, B. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ offert facias, to me d reeled, I will sell, on the FIRST MOS ' DAY in February next, in front of tba Com House in Columbia, within the logal honra, All that LOT of LAND, with tho building thereon, in the city of Columbia, oonlainin ; one aero, aud bounded on tho North by - : Smith,- Burdell and -Taylor: on tl Fast by T. D. Feaster; on the South by Lad streift, and ou the West by Gadsden etreo Levied on as the property of Albert li. Col ten at tho'suit of Hornee L. Emory .t Son vs. A bert R. Colton. WU1 be sold at the risk an cost of tho former purchaser, Samuel ll. Hpei cor, behaving failed to comply with terms < sale. Terms cash. Jan Iii inth P. F. FRAZEE. 8. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. William Shiell and John A. Shiell ca. Elizabet Shiell et al. IN pursuance of the decretal order of tl Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in tl above stated case, I will sell, ou the FIRE MONDAY in February next, in front of tl Court House in Columbia, within the leg hours, All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, in tl city of Columbia, situate on Lady stree bouueled on the North by Joseph Taylor's h > on tho Kant by a lot sold by mo, as Sheriff, William W. Deane, on tho third day of Jann ry, 1S70, and measuring thereon ono bundo aud four (101) feet, moro or less; on the Son by Lady street, anti measuring thereon aovo ty-ono feet and two inches. (71 2,) more or lei ; and on tho West by a lot belonging to Willis , and John A. Shiell, ami measuring therei > ono hundred and tour (104) feet, more or ie. Tho above described property w ill be sold thc risk and costs of the former purchase John I). Bateman, he having failed to comp with terms of salo, TERMS.-Cash enough to nay costs and o I penses and one-third residue: balance on credit of ono and two years, with interest frc day of sale, payable annually; secured by bo: : aud mortgage of premises sohl. Purchas ? to pay for stamps aud papers. Jan 15 mth P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. 0 Sheriff 's bale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias my hands, I will offer for sale, before t , Court Honan, on the drat MONDAY in Fobrr ry next, within tho legal hours: j Five acres, moro or loss, of LAND, in Bk land County, bouuelod North by lanela of oatt of John Singleton; East and South by lands William M. Beckham, and West by Cougal Uiver. ALSO, I All tho undivided righi, title and interost tho defendant, John H.Tlireewits, in a tract I land bounded North and East by landa of W ' M. Beckham; South by Thomas Davis, a ! West by Congaroe Uiver. Levied Oil as t properly of John H. Threcwita, at the ?nit ! William ll. Cusson, et. al., vs. John H. Thn wits. Terms caah. V. F. FRAZEE, i Jan 16 mth S. It. C S h er iff B Sale. John Kogliab es. David H. Smith. BY virtue of a warrant to levy on and soil I crop of ih-fendanl, in the above stat : case, directed to me by D. B. Miller, Ea ! Clerk of the Court oT Common Pleas and Gi . eral Sessions tor lt ic bland County, and in p ! nuance of au Act of the General Assembly i South Carolina, entitled "An Act to enure j ? vanees for agricultural purposes." andaTec : virtuo of a wr:t ot fieri facias, to me direct I will sell on tho first Monday in Febrn ; next, in front of tho Court Houso in Colnmt I within thc logal hours of salo, the follow I property, viz: Eight Mules; ono Maro; eight sot of ll > ness; two Wagoner, ono Saddle and Bridle ; lot of Corn-supposed to be about 100 bush I Int. of Cotton Seed; lot of Sued Colton; lol ! Shucks; ono double-barrel Gnn; a lot of Hot ' hold Furniture, and fourteen or fifteen h : of Hogs. ! Tho Corn, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Sood C ton, 8hncke, Hogs and Household Fm nit will bo sold on Tuesday, at the residence the defondant, on Dr. John English's ular t lon. Terms coah. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. < Jan 1 fl mth ' Sheriffs Sale. J. RobertHeay, Executor,??. William F.Se Edwin T. Williams and wifo, and others j TN purttuanco of the decretal order of ! L Court of Common Ploas, sitting iu Erin ' in tho abovo case, I will sell, on tho Fll ; MONDAY (tho Cth day) of Fobrusry next ! front of tho Court House in Columbia, wit '? tho legal hours, j AB that PLANTATION, sitnated in i County of Bichland, near KingviUe, belong i to the estate of tho late Jamea H. Seay, , ceased; tho said Plantation comprising 2, , acres, moro or less, consisting of sovoral ae ! rato parcels. The Plantation will be sold i ono body; and a plat thereof may be seen tile in tho ofiico of tho Clerk of tho Cour Common Pleas, in connection with proceedi in tho abovo case. Will be sold at the risk i costs of the tonner purchaser, J. Robert it i he having failed to comply with terms of s TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the oosti proceedings and of salo, and one-fonrth of remainder of the purchase money; tho bala of the purchase money in three instalmei with interost from tho day of sale; to bs cured hy bond, with good personal securit and a mortgage ot the promises. Purchi to nay the costs of executing titles, bundai mortgage, including stamps. Jan 15 mth P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. < Richland-In Equity. Jeu9 Babb et al. vu. Jane Nowell et nt.. ?1,1 for Partition. PUBSUANT to the dtcretal order in the ..bore caco, I will nell, beforo tho Court Hoi*e tn Columbia, on tho Fl HST MONDAY in F diroary next, A Lthat LOT of LAND, in the city of Colum? bio, pu North aide of Pendleton street,between Oat ? and Lincoln atreots, containing ono half ?ore, more or losa, fronting on Pendleton street 67 feet, and running back 230 feet, moro or 1??; bounded Booth by Pendleton street, Wera by lot of Amauda Hodge, North hy lot of jj** Simood, and Eaat by lota aaaigued to Maria Millen and others. T?r9ssea?b. Pnr-jhaaer to pay for stamp* and papera. D. H. MILLER, C. C. P. Jan ft_mt h Sherill's Sale, virtue of a writ ot fieri facias to mo di ? rooted. I Trill sell, on the Fl HST MON (In February next, in iront of the Court ' in Columbia, wiihin the legal boura, that PLANTATION or TRACT of LAND, phland County, containing eleven hnn fl,100) acres, more or leBa, and bouuded North by--- Mc Rao; on the North? ey H. Havan; South-cant by D. Wil6on; by landa formerly of Dr. D. W. Bay: ^-weatbyD. W. Lodingbara; North aud -weat by T. Brown ana Mrs. Goulding. 1 on as the property of Jobti Ledingham, sed, at tho auit of Androw P. VIDBOU, )eo, v?. Francis Ledinghara, Adminlatra I the Estate of John Ledingham. M cash. P. F. FRAZEE, t?. R. C. _mth Sheriff'8 Bale. tua of sundry wTits of fieri facia*, to diruct. fl. 1 will sell, on tho brat MON - February next, in front of tho Court , In Colombia, within the legal boars, ?lowing property, vi?: __*t HOUsE and LOT, in the oity of Co luJBOB eituato on Assembly Htroet; hounded on the North by M. H. Berry; Eant by Thomas j Devis; Mouth by Davis' Alley, and on the Weat ; by Assembly street. ALSO, ';io Horse, one Buggy and Harneas, aud . th Household Furniture of tho defendant. Li led on as the property of Charles J. Bo!lin, ? he auit of Mary Allen, ct al., va. Charlen J. I'- Un. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, D an IC mth S. R. C. "STOP!". K TO YOUR INTEREST !' CLEARIXG OUT SALES OF ira DRY mw AN? WE AHI. JIVING AWAY DAILY, fr LNCY FRENCH POPLINS at 23 conte; i worth 50 couts. ney and Black French POPLINS at 50 c *; worth$1.00. aok Cretone POPLINS at 70 couta; worth I 5 ii *ck ALPACA at CO cents; worth 75 conta. I lok ALPACA at 30 cent?; worth 60 cents. Black CLOTH CLOAK8at$5 00; worth $7.50. A lAB SHAWLS at $0.00; worth $0.00. Otbpr Gooda proportionately cheap. W- D- LOVE &. CO., Columbia Hotel Building. / D. LOVE, ft. B. McOREKRY. Jan 15 Ampire Shuttle Machine. WHY IS IT THE BEST) IT BUNS OVER Hoanw all right. It will tako fifi y stitches to the inch liner than any other Ma? chine lt will sew heavier and thicker Goads than any other Machine. It uses any and every kind of Thread. . It sews Starched * Omuls as well as Unstarched. Il s tho moat delicate, thin, soft fabric with? drawing. It BOWS a Bias Seam aa well aa other. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, ov ai Imo_Sole Agenta. DRY GOODS! IEW STORE AND SEW GOODS. IjETTE take pleasure in announcing to the IIVY pnblic, that we have this day opened a ?ne stock of DRY GOODS, of every descrip [ion, and shall always havo on hand a hue ksBortnieut of all the various Goods appertain lng to our trade. Onr Dress Goods Department Shall alwaya bo repleto, with tho latest styles of Silkn, Satins, Poplins, Plaide, Empress Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in all colors, Prints of all grades and makes. TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damaaka. Towels, Napkins, Doylies aiid Diapers of every description. In JEANS, CA8SIMERES, BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, wo shall alwaj s have a completo assortment. In BLEACHED GOODS, SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, we shall offer great inducement e. In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR. 11 Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, a tine ae ! lection and bargains. I A lino asBortuient of NOTIONS on hand. ! Call and seo us, at the New Stor.-, in Diorcks' ' new building, under the old Kinslor Hall. ' _Dec 2 3mo B.W. POSTER A CO. For Sale. DICKSONS IMP PO VED COTTON SEED, /"i p.oWN from Seed purchased directly of iX Mr. David DickBon, in 1807, and carefully preserved from mixing or adulteration with other seed. I willdoliver tho Seed, sacked In good .?dor, at tho Louisville Depot, South Carolina Bail road, at $2.00 per buahal, for any amount un? der 5 bushels, or at $1.50 pur bushel, for all , amounts io exons of A n?mbela. A. P. AMAREIS, St. Matthew'?, S. C. I respectfully refer to the below named gen ! Semen, who purchased Seed of me last spring, tor information tonobing the parity and anpo I riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good? ly wyn, Dr. A. R. Taber, Pert Motte ; P. M. Hou J ser, Esq., and Wm. Paulling, Esq., St. Mat "thew's; L.It. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and , Captain F. H. W. Briggmaun and W. B. Muller, I Esq., Orangebarg Court Houso ; all cf Orange ! burg County, S. C. _ Nov 4 Smo? To the Public. I fi? I WOULD RE8PEOTFULL\ /Jc?dQinform thc citizens of Colombia f?^J jftflfcaad the surrounding country go I 'lix. .3B|noraily, that 1 have resumed my I .5Sa?Si?BWBw*old Business a^ain, after a lapse j of t wen tv years, engaged in tho manufacturo I of Iron, I am again back at my first Business, I that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY where a full Stock of all Goods kept in a First Class Establishment can be found. I shall use ' I my bist endeavors to givo satisfaction to all. I ho. a to receive a aharo of patronago. 1 shall k'-ei 'irat Class Workmen, and all work en? tras'' 1 to me will be warranted. Nov 3_ _ WILLIAM GLAZE. A Good Dinner /"IAN lt? obtained any dav, at 3 o'clock, at I \j tba EXCHANGE HOUSE. Also, PRES I LUNCH from ll until 1 o'olook, dally. Jan f.