The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, January 26, 1870, Image 3
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Foreign Hew?.
PAMS, January 25.-The strike at
LaCrouzot hus ended.
MADRID, January 25.-The vote in
Cortes, excluding the Bourbons forever
from the throne, was rejected-yeas 68;
nays 151.
Waslilnjcon "?cw?.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-Prince
Arthur will go no farther South now, but
it is probable be will visit the South be?
fore returning to Europe.
In the Senate, Mr. Ko bert sou present?
ed a huge bill, removing individual dis?
abilities. The Election Committee re?
ported against Porter, on account of
alleged bad record for loyalty; Segar, on
account of doubtful legality of Repre?
sentative at large; Booker and MoKenzio,
on acoount of seats being contested,
were retained by the Committee for fur?
ther consideration; the balance of the
delegation were admitted upon tho usual
oaths. The Virginia Senators are not
here; therefore, no action regarding
them. The Virginia lill has been en?
grossed and is now in the Senate waiting
Colfax's signature. Immediately upon
its return, it will go to the President.
" In the Senate, the morning hour was
occupied with the California whiskey
seizures. No action. Sherman's cur?
rency and gold note bill was resumed.
Sumner called for the readiug of his bill
and offered it as a substitute. Sherman
retorted that Sumner's was a funding
bill and of no pertinence to the matter
under consideration. The matter pro?
posed by Sumner was now under con?
sideration by the Finance Committee.
The discussion continued to adjourn?
ment.
In the House, a bill dedicating the
agricultural lands of California to home?
stead and pre-emption purposes, was
passed. The Secretary of War asked
about the condition of the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad Company. A bill giv?
ing General Mower's widow a pension of
fifty dollars per month, meeting with
objection, was withdrawn.
The Darien Canal Survey Expedition
will be paid from the appropriation of
310,000 made in 18G6.
The House voted 100 to 73 that neither
claimant of the Fourth South Carolina
District seat was entitled to admission;
but, after much confusiou and some ex?
citement, the whole matter was tabled
and recommitted to the Elections Com?
mittee for examination on its merits.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 8043,
000; coin in the Treasury 854r,u00,000;
coin certificates $.">0,000,000; currency
85.0J0.000. The debt statement will
show but a slight decrease.
No more fifty cents frictional cur?
rency will be issued, on accouut of the
numerous counterfeits in existence. The
Treasury officers are preparing for a new
elesign.
The Government sells 81,000,000 in
coin to-morrow, aud $1,000,000 worth ol
bonds Thursday.
The Virginia Senators will be sworn ic
upon the receipt of the President's ap?
proval of the bill, unless some Senatoi
objects, of which there is no present
prospect.
The Committee ou Elections will heat
Segar to-morrow, em his claim to a sea
as Representative from Virginia at large
To-day, iu the case of Wallace vs
Simpson, the action of the House indi
eated clearly its determination to refusf
Beats to the minority caudielates, when
majority candidates are ineligible. Thii
is the first time the House bas snubber
its Electiou Committee. They report?e
in favor of Wallace. Simpson couhl no
take the oath. It is expected that th<
President will inform Congress early to
morrow o:' his approval of the Virgiuil
bill.
Domestic New?.
RICHMOND, VA., January 25.-A saint
of 100 guns was fired in the park, a
noon, in honor of the admission of th
State. About 5,000 persons were pre
sent, two-thirds of whom were colored
National flags were raised on the Custon
House anel Capitol. Governor Walke
spoke a few moments, congratulating th
people on the admission, aud preelictin,
a glorious future for Virginia. A colore
conservative and a number of colore
Republicans made political speeches
tho burden of the latter being that i
Virginia did not follow the spirit of th
reconstruction Acts, she would he pu
baok as a territory.
Jeter Phillips, who was to have bee
hung to-day, for the murder of his wife
was respiteel till February 25. This i
the ninth respite the prisoner has hnd
his case having been taken out of th
bands of the State authorities under th
reconstruction law3.
Gov. Walker has commuted to impr
sonment, for life, the sentence of Davi
Crawforel, colored, condemned to deat
for committing a rape on n white girl.
OHARTJESTOK, January 2C>.-Arrived
steamer Manhattan, New York; brij
Pere Aneluz, Cardenas; Pajaro, Mayui
nez; schooner A. Hayley, Key Wes
Sailed-steamer Charleston, New Yoi'
barks Y'nmnni, Liverpool; Hombersum
Bremen; R. B. Walker, New York; bri|
Wm. Creercy, New Y'ork : Mary Stewai
Cuba; schooners T. D. Wilder aud Jol
Johnson. Wilmington, N. C.
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Bill Childs", a notorious bushwhack
during the war, and kuown since as
eiesperate outlaw, was found hanging
his mother's barn a few days ago, in L
fayette County, Missouri. Whether !
died by bis own hand or by aitl of reg
lators is ne?t known, but the commun:
aro satisfied with the result.
It is dangerous even to strike a mat
in 'lexus. A mau went into the room
his brother-in-law at a Texas hotel, a
struck a match, when tho man in b
mistook the noise fe?r the cocking ol
pistol, aud shot his relative elead.
Marcus Cain, from John's island, :
from his boat in Cooper River,
Weduesday last, anet was drowned befe
assistance could be rende red.
JFirrA?tCIAL. ANO COMMERCIAL.
CoiiUMRiA, S. C., January 25.-Sales
of cotton to-day, about 50 bates-mid?
dling 23!..
Nsw YOKE, January 25-Noon.
Stocks steady. Money easy, at 6@7.
Exchange-long 9; snort 9%. Gold
21 }?. 02'8, coupon, 15,'.<. Tennessee's,
ex-coupon, 54; new 46??; Virginia's,
ex-coupon. 55; new 60^; Looisiana's,
old, 68; new 63; levee 6's 63; 8's 75?^;
Alabama 8's 93; 5's 63; Georgia 6's 80;
7's95; North Carolina 7 s, old, 40,^; new
24; South Carolina 7*s, old, 81 ; new 76.
Flour dull, without decided change.
Wheat quiet and nominally unchanged.
Corn lc. better. Pork quiet-mess
27.50@28.00. Lard firm, at 16*^17} ?.
Cotton firm, at 25.'.j. Freights steady.
7 P. M.-Money easy. Gold closed at
21 !4. Governments firm. Southern se?
curities heavy in Tennessee's, higher in
Virginia's. Balance generally unchang?
ed. Cotton firmer, with sales of 4,500
bales, at 25/v Flour less active. Wheat!
lc. lower-winter red and amber West?
ern 1.32@1.33. Corn scarce. Pork
steudv-new 27.50(<i'28.25. Lard firmer
-kettle 17 '?(a 18. Whiskey 99 '... ?i 1.00. '
Groceries dull. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI, January 25.-Com quiet. ?
at 70(4 76. Whiskey firm, at 95. Lacou ?
dull and drooping-shoulders 12?4@13;
clear sides, packed, 16. Lard dull; ket-!
tie 16'j(ail6"*a.
NEW ORLEANS, January 25.-Cotton j
activo and higher, at 24'j; sales 8,850 j
bales; receipts 11,109. Flour and corn
a shade easier. Others unchanged, j
Gold 21 %,
MOBILE, January 25.-Cotton closed i
firm with sales of 2,000 bales -middling
24i,; ; receipts 1,463.
AUGUSTA, January 25. -Cotton market
firmer aud moro netive, with sales of 885
bales; receipts 6S6-middling 24r,,;?
24j\s.
SAVANNAH, January 25 -Receipts of j
cotton to-day, 1,807 balea; exports 955;,
sales 500-middling 24: market firm ind
advancing.
CHARLESTON, January 25.-Cotton ac-j
tive aud 18(ri1 'c. higher, with sales of j
650 hales-middliugs 24: 24 ?". ; re-,
ceipts 709.
PARIS, January 25.-The Bourse open- ;
ed quiet-rentes 73 and 65.
HAVRE, January 25. -Cotton opened i
activo and firm, at 130, both on snot au 1 1
afloat.
LONDON, January 23- N ?OU. -Cousoia j
92,%'. Bonds 87. *
Livnitroor., January 25-GP M.
Cotton active and firm-uplands 115-tf(Ji i
ll Vi ; Orleans ll vi' 12The sales of !
yesterday should have been 25,000. ;
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester ?rmer,
at better prices.
LIVERPOOL, January 25- Evening.- i
Cotton buoyant-uplands ll "'.,t>i ll \ :
Orleans ll 7"(</12 !" ; sale.a 15,000 bales..
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CINCINNATI PRODUC E ANO PROVISION !
MARKET-Reported by Morris A Reid, j
Produce and Provision Brokers-CINCIN- i
NATI, January 19, 1870.-Provisions-I
There has beeu considerable activity in i
bulk meats and bacon the past two days,
and would have beeu more extensive,
but packers held out of reach; order
demand is increasing, and, as they become
larger, prices will steadily advance.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 2,249; total to ?
date 337,062; up to same time last season '
356,555; receipts being light, drovers
are firm and demand good, at 9.00 ,t 10.00
gross for light to heavy averages; dressed j
11.000' 11.40 nett. Green meats-shoul?
ders 10@10?4C.; sides 12}.?(Q l'2'i,e. : and j
hams 14'.,(//Tl {.xc, as to averages. Bulk ?
meats are in better request and held
firm-shoulders ll:tc.; clear rib sides,
ll'-.?c. ; and clear sides 14'^c, louse, for.
fully cured, and ;4c. higher packed. I
Bacon in good demand; about all sold
that is ready, at 13c. for shoulders; 15 -jC :
for clear rib; and 16c. for clear; and at I
the closo higher prices are asked; hams, I
sugar-cured, 19'/j.l9.:._.c. Lard ia re?
quest, at lG}.?c, but held firm, at 17c. t
for kettle rendered. Mess pork-Under .
a good order demand, prices advanced,
yesterday, to 27.50, at which price it is
held firmly; would meet ready salo at
27.0U. Whiskey-high wines firm, at
93c. sharp cash. Corn -new shelled or i
ear 78'vo 8.'c. in elevator; sacks included
cost 10c. per bushel more. Oats-black
or mixed 53c. iu bulk; 58c. including
bags. Flour remarkably quiet-super j
4.50(tj.4.75; extra 4.85(2*5.10; family 5.33
(7?6.00, as to brand and quantity.
For Sale.
A PLANTATION of 2,200 aerea, on the j
line o:' the South Carolina Railroad,
forty-eight milos from Charleston, near |
Georgo'd .Station. Thia valuable property has
a front of one mile and a half on the main
branch of the Edisto Uiver. There ia a heavy
growth ot' cypress and pine, near thc banka of
tho river, down which ia rafted to Charleston j
a L?re-it part of the lumber which ts sold there. |
On the place ia a comfortablo Manato:;, . :' 1
E'.j?ht Itooms, with commodious quarters :'>r
laborers; a new Screw, (Jiu and Oin House,
erected since thc war. Thia Plantation ia ad- I
mirably adapted :<> the cultivation of Ootton,
Ihre and Corn, and w ill bo treated for on most
reasonable terms. Apply at the office of
D. ii. DxSAUSSUliE.
Jan 22 ? Tinw l'ai
German Cattle^owder
FOU tho ..ure and preventic : o: :i '.
diseases to which Oxen, Milch
Cows, sheep and Hogs ar" subject,
t'armera, Provers and othors ? il! And this a::
excellent Medicine, and none should Ue ? ithout
i:. It pur ides tho blood, carries off all gross
humors, and thus prevents disease lt ini
proves their appearance and condition. When ,
cattle are oppressed with heat, fatigw aud in
low ?pirita, a few doses will restore them. For
Milch Cowa, it H au invaluable p< wder when ?
calving; it iucreafloa thc quantity and richness
ot the milk and improvea their worth. To
have good cattle, take can- of them. Thia
Powdor ia for aaio oulv at the Dru? Ktor. of
Dec 10 t FISHER .V U?INIT8H.
OEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
WHOLESALE 0R0CER3,
Cotton Factors and Banora,
Hui, - e Street, (Jltarletton, s. <
WILLIAM8, BIRNIE & CO,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
65 Beaver street and 20 Exchange Plane,
Tau1; NEW YORK -tao
OONOO
A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
J\. CONCERT wiR be given, in behalf of the
LADIES' INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 26, at
the Ntckerson House.
FEDORA M MF - PA BT t.
Overture-Piano.GuiUaume Tell
Angel of Light-Song.Favorita
O Luio di quert Anima"-Song,
Linda di Chamounix
Paraphrase dar Rigoletto-Piano-Liszt,
Mr. Denck
Trio.Attila
Take Lack the Heart-Bass Song _Claribel
lofliminatiie Chorua.dtabat Mater
PAST ::.
Borne, Sweet Home-Piano.. Gottechalk
Il Baccio-Song.Arditi
Tenor Song. Bn'gnoli
Mia Patria-Song.Attila
Roveil du Lion- Piano- Kontakt Mr. Denck
Phantom Chorus. Somn?mbula
Single Tickets 7"> cents. Family Tickets
(not less than three, ."0 eeuts. Doors open at
half-past G P. M. Performance to begin at
half-past 7 P. M.
Large Assortment
? L.tdoi'-itidGenCa fine GOLD WATCH ES
?ind CHAINS, tor sale at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S.
Colnnibia Hotel ROM
C)
O'
o
o
Large Assortment
now styles Ladies' Hilt SETS. s)iuo
bun ft..i.^nt,, nt
ISAAC SULZDACHER^.
Columbi? Hotel Ito'".
Immense Stock
mlid Silver and Plates! Ware*, selling
heap, at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S,
Columbia II?)iel Row. |
line Finest. Assortment
F TaJi * and Pockrt CUTLERY la tie? etty, !
it reduced prices.
ISAAC S UL7. BAC H ER. |
Columbia Hot-.'! Row
Large Assortment
OF French and American CROCKS. Also, a i
sinai', assortment ot OU NS, PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION. Ac. Ac., at
ISAAC SULZBACHER'S,
Jjn : Columbia Hotel Rou .
Roes. Steel and Iron
QAA DOZEN Brade's CROWN HOES aa
O" '\ f sorted ji'/ea.
20,000 lbs. EnirU.ih PL )W STEEL, assorted
Sl/.'.'S.
50.000 Iba. C?aauiae SWEDES [RON, i-snt
ed s: '?'s.
The .iii iv . .ir; >: hr-ct importation from 1
Stockholm, Birmingham and Sheffield and I
are, therefore, >f superior qualities to North?
ern imitations. J. A 'T. R. AGNEW".
Teas and Coffees,
SELECTED byan expert-Choicest Moyune,
Hyson, Jaran and Euglish Breakfast Teas.
Mocha, Oid Gov. rnmeut Java, Lagua\raan<i
common to choice Rio Coffees. Prices low and
.linditv guaranteed GEA SYMMFRS. j
Zar?y Gardens. Early Pm:*.
ONION SETS, Whit- Silver Skin?
Onion Sets, Red W .'.berri ?)??
Extra Earlv Pesi
Early t abbayes
Earlv Head Letti; .
Early Blom! Reels.
Frc.-1.. Seeds, direct : ? ..tn Lnudreth, :<>r sale I
ar FISHER .v HEINITSH'1- Drugstore. 1
Pure Dixon Cottou Seed.
"\T"E ) FEE lt for salo 110 bushels Dickson
VV Cotton Seed, growu from seed obtained
'nun Mr. David Dickson. Oxford Ga., last
spring, and which was selected by him tor b's i
own use. Notwithstanding the unprece?
dented d. y tesson, we gathered from I, ?0 to '
2,GOO pounds to the i'ir-j- tu i L : o ^ Ctveaty-Bix .
bales to one mr.'.e.
Prie-? 00 ^er bush' 1
i
O&por.r*, Ga., Kovemuiv !. I4dt>.
I d >ertifj thar I sold t.. Messrs. Richard
O'Neal a ?<c Sou,of Columbia S. C., some of my
choice improved Cotton Stc.1, for planting;
purposes. ' They proposed to .-?ell a portion of ,
what they raised. Planters purchasiug the
Seed they ral?e au" re'.v upon getting tho
genuine Dickson Seed DAVID DICKSON, j
We Are Mr. Dickson'* Agents her.?, and will ?
ur 1er S.i direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired.
Price fS.OO from one to live b'lahela. r M K)
for ti'- :? and uowards.
Caril*. ' RICHARD O NEALE :. M?> !
Notice
fXlHE undersigned gives notice .-i.it ue wiii i
JL apply to Hon. William Hutson Wigg, |
Judge of Probate, at his office, in Columbia,
at 10 o'clock, on Cl^t January, 1870. for final j
discharge .i Executor of Priscilla Thompson. !
deceased W. II DROWN. Executor.
Dec 24 _tl3
Annual Meeting o: the Stockholders of j
the South Carolina Railroad Com-1
pany. and ot'the South-western Rail-1
:oad Bank.
hm ga m saga?
rilltE annual meeting ?- f the Stockholders ot I
JL the above iustitutious will bo held in the
City of Charleston, on tho second TUESDAY !
in February next, thc ?Rh of the month.. Place j
af meeting, Hall of the South-western Rail-1
road Bank, on broad Street. Hour of con-j
vening, ll o'clock a. m
On the .lay following, Wednesday, th-3 'Jth, .
there will bo an election hold at the samo |
place, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p.
m., fer fifteen Directors of the Railroad Com- I
pany. and thirteen Directors of tho Bank A '
Committee to verity proxies will attend. ?
The following amojdmeut to Article. lat, '
Section 2d, ot the By-Laws, pr< posed at the
last annual meeting, will come np for action at ;
this: Amend Article 1st, Section 2d of tho By- j
Laws, by striking out the words "thr?o i
mouths" in the sixth line, and inserting "thirty
days." Tho porticn of the Article in which
thc amendment is proposed now reads: "Nor
aha'.! any Stockholder vote at any general or
other election ?ho shall not have hold ii. Ina
own right tb? snares on which he .?fiers to
vote at least three months or vious tu auch
election."
Stockholders will Le \ acned as asu&i over
:iie Hoad to .nd from the meeting, free ot
charge in accordance with the resolution nf
the Convention of 1851. '. 1; EMORY.
Jan Io mitt Secretar:
Watches and Jewelry.
?^^^^^^^^^^^^r" nu? j ai^wwi^i
Richarden a?d Tavlor stroeta.
Gold and Silver WATCHES, Jewelry .-.iver
and Plated Wares, Knives, Forks, Spoons and
everything belonging to a well-selected as?
sortment, alwava to be had or furnished >:i
the moat favorable tern;?.
Repairing or Clock?, Watch fewelry,
Music Boxes, Surgical Instruments by an ex
pi rn :; . 1 workman from Europe
Jan 7 G. PIERCES.
Cow Feed ' Cow Feed '.
JLsf received, a fresh lot of COW F*5ED, at
tl. % Columbia Ice li ina,', which will be
sold Uir for cash. J D BATEMAN.
Nf.? 20 3mo
Bacon! Bacon:
"I f\ f\?\f\ LBS. prime dry salted clear
JLV/.UUU BACON SIDES,
3,000 ILs. prime drv aalted BACON SHOUL
DEBS,
LOOO Iba. ohoice augar-oured Family HAMS.
On band and for sale low to the trade, and
at retail, by J. A T. B. AGNEW.
At O. F. Jackson's.
ALL-WOOL DELAINES, at 27AC. per yard.
All-wooi French MERINO, at 50c. per yard.
All-wool PLAIDS bright colora, at 75c. per
yard
Just received, x lo. o? Batter.ok's new PAT?
TERNS Jania
$1 GREENBACK
6 0L? ?OLLAR!
Prices reduced to Gold Value and Gr?erj'.iacka
aecoptod at par.
C. F. JACKSON
HAS REDUCED the price of bid entire
stock of
DRY GOODS,
And until the FIRST OF FEBRUAR NEXT,Y
I will sell off niv largo and varied stock ot
DRY GOODS, without regard to profita.
Ail extra Flan Gooda, vich as:
CLOAKS.
ARABS.
SILE DRESS GOODS.
RICH PLAIDS
CA88IMERES,
WlU 'JO doh!
AT COST. .'.ir: n
REMOVAL.
THIS DAY.
Gr. DIERCKS
s- r-a RESPECTFULLY informs his
? taiui "ila 'r,eU(,a an,i custoaiers that he has
fi jig removed to his new establishment,
I H formerly Kinsler's building, on the
I ' TTTirj BfrnniiT of Richardson and Taylor
streets, wnere lu' will constantly keep on hand
a carefully selected assortment of
GROCERIES ,
C OFFEE, SUGAR, TEA,
Hims. Sui'ar-curel S'.i ii i : ?.
Plantation Bacon,
Fulton Market Bee.".
Mackerel, S.vlmuti.
Herring and >dtlsh.
.VL>0,
Flour, Musi, Bice, etc.
Cauned Lobsters and Oysters. Sardines, etc. |
Raisins, ?urrants. Prunes, Cauuod Fruits,
.Mites and Pickles
His 3took of Liquors and Wines
ill well-known brand -t. both
WHOLESALE ANO RETAIL..
Ile will always have i:i his New Store i full
supply ot
Tobacco.
SMOKING TOBACCO of Richmond. L; rich- j
burg and Baltimore manufactures, :n half, j
piarter and one-eighth pound nackages
SEGARS-both home manufacture at: i im?
ported.
And CHEWING TOBACCO of ditTireut
qualities.
Besides every article ..- triging t > i first
class establishment
Grateful tor r-aet favors, i". : determined to
leave no honorable means untried to r--cai;i ;
the go;>d witt of all who have fivored mo
hitherto, and who may hereafter favor me 1
with their custom. I will bc happy to receive
the kind patronage, bot i f mr old friends an :
o? th?1 publie .) " ?neral DIERCKS.
Jan 7
For Saie
DICKSON* IMPROVED COTTON KED.
("i BOWN trutu Seed purchased dtrectlv of
jT Mr. David Dickson, in IH07, iud carefully
preserved from mixing >r iduiter itioti with
other seed.
I will deliver chu de- i, n*d ;JO i .>rd-'r, !
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail-,
ro id, at ?2.00 p T bush'- for any amo*:ut un?
der 5 bushels, or at fi.'o per bushel, to: ill
amounts in excess of r bushel*.
A. P. AMAKEI'. St. Matthew'* - C.
1 respectfully refer to the below named gen- j
'.lernen, who purchased fe> ed of mo last spring, I
for information touching th'* purity ?nd supe?
riority of the Seed, to wit: H ;n. i' ..'. Good- 1
wyn, Dr. A. R. Taber, Fort Motto : P. M. Hou?
ser, Esq., and Wm. Paulling, E'.*q. St. Mut-,
thew's; L.R. Beckwith, Esq., ramiaon's; and I
Captain F. H. W. Briggmann and W. B. Muller,
Esq., Orangobtirg Court House . all cf Orange- '
burg County, S. C. Nov - :inn)' ?
New Goods
. ? HAYS just received a..ot.:er sappi?
"-ft* ot tine English and French OASS?- |
[19 HERES, of the iate?*: styles tahich ar-.
-IBJ. offered for raab
C. .J. EBERHARD?.
Washington atrt. .:. opposite L i'.v Pan,' i
Nov 25
To the Pubhe in Genera.
IHAVE better COTTON SEED than my
man who advertises Seed for cale. Min'j
is the improved ROYD PROLIFIC, which ex?
cels any other. The price is #2.10 fier bushel.
An examination of my proofs will be convinc?
ing. 1 refer to Jocob H. Wells and J. I?. Il itt.
Call a\d look at the growth tn Butcher Town.
Dec :> N POPE, i
MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE. '
CQKESBURY, 8. C.
THE Spring session ,>r" this m
AflfBk ?titution will open in th;> drjt day
' V li?lBff*'''' i"1'r i" r P.">'ss
jBjSr assisted by n suftlcieut number
?JStJr competent Teachers.
Tuition per Scholastic yea:, payable semi
at.nuallv, iti advance Literary Department,
$.?0, 130'and $?o Musi . Mo. I mt : x uti ie,
12.
Board ia tho :.iedt tar...nod tho ornum
uity can be obtained at *1? p r month, exclu?
sive of washing and ights.
F. F. GARY,
Jan 22 *w'? Secretary Board ol Trustee,
Guardian's Notice.
1IHK undersigned gives notice that oa the
25th lay of February next, ho will apply
to W. H. Wigg, Esq., Judge of Probate for
Richland County, at his omeo, at 10 o'clock a.
m., for a dual disoharge as Guardian of Sarah
Hammond, Elizabeth Hammond, Martha
Hammond. Rebecca Hammond and Mary
Hammond. JOHN MOTLEY, Jn.
Jan 23 tl3
Thorburn d Garden Seeds.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION
SETH, at. wholesale and retail.
J*n U EDWARD HOPF
CARRIAGES.
ANEW ?tock of ELEGANT LIGHT CAR?
RIAGES in just openod at tho corner of
Assembly and Lady street?, near the Poet
Office. Ait persona in any ??? interested are
invited to call and examine some of the finest
specimens of design and workmanship that
can be produced. These vehicles have been
bought right, and will be sold low. Tho it y lc H
are the very latest-the quality unsurpassed,
and every effort will bo made to afford lasting
satisfaction and pleasure to those extending
their patronage to the subscriber.
_Jan2l_ _W. K. GREENFIELD.
LEAPHART & SLOANS
HAVE just received:
1,000 buaho'.* prime white > Western;
CORN.
700 bushels heavy black I Western OATS.
Diamond HAMS and pitre Leaf LARD. (S.
Davis, Jr.)
In store:
250 barr?is Superfine, Extra and Familv
FLOUR, fat reilnrpil vate*. ; Jan If? *
Planting: Potatoes.
?j i)pr BARRELS IRISH POTATOES, in Que
LJ?'J order.
13ARLY OOODP?C H,
Chili Reds.
Early Rose.
Harrison.
Pink Even.
For sale low tor c ah, !<.?
Jan 18 EDWARD HOPE.
FERTILIZERS
Stock Taking.
WE want to re Juc* our Stoek to about one
fourth itd pressai si/e, as we arogomg to take
an accouut of i* %b )tt*. tho b":h of next month.
We tb *ref offer ?feat tadniementa to cub
buyer*.
Good-] wiu o-i joli wiciiotr. regard td what
they c >4?
Com ; aul rv ? ?ai? -? . birg-ita*.
..'?in :.
?J. H. cb M. L. -< twill).
Ammoniated Soluble
PHOSPHATE,
Manufactured by tho
Nav-usa Guano Co.. Wilmington N. 0., .
[u Bags or Barrels.
THIs FERTILIZER is prepared with the
utmost caro, ?nd contains every constitu
ant desirable :'or any crop to which it mav bo |
anpli ;1. It i-. csp . rially ; dapted to the growth
COTTON, CORN, CEREALS.
And al! kinds of
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
IT, ii mauttfactured nf *.h<- dame material from
whi ?*:.. the celebrated
P.VTAPSCO GUANO Co.'s PHOSPHATE
!?< prepared, and reference is made to tiri*.
Company, (f? South street, Balti?
more, for its efficiency, qua
lit? and cuiforraitv.
R. R. BRIDOER8. President.
DONATO M?.C?.AK, rreasurer and Secretarv,
Wilmington, N. C.
:. IN DON & -TONES, Agent-?,
"an 21 T3Q?. Rock Hill. S. C.
C 0 L II M 3 I 1
CLOTHING HOUSE.
CLOTHING
1
ASKED D OW?^l
Atoe? ?f CLOTH It?:.* aU'i 3ATS w:i! o
i
leid t?. ?BK AT LY REDUCED PRICES, until'
th?? >;!<v,- >:' thi ?ov-en?. Our ii r:k \s still : >i:
ind * AM rosa" . :t;y adding to i:
NSW A2?D 325IEA3LS 300DS
Ladies" Traveling Trunks,
Which ? .j-! *old tc ross Thc*; AM .?e>v AI. J
o: ri ? > ?st aiautttacture
..i Cheap J.i..- ind fancy 3ATTINET
SUITS, we :*n j;:'.! supply )ur Jobbing Trade.
E. & W. C. SWAFFIKLD.
Jan 13
Diamonds.
IHAVE just received by Express a fine as?
sortment of DIAMOND JEWELRY-Rings
from $40 to $200 WILLIAM GLAZE.
D<?o tG
Auction Salea.
Mule? and Horses.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON
THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, 20th ina taut,
at 10 o'clock, in front of our Auction Boona,
we will aell, without any reserve,
S Une young woll-brokon MULES,
4 well broken Draft HORSES.
The above sold for uo fault, the owner lear .
ing the 8tate. Conditions cash. Sale positive.
Jan 2G_
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ac.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
TO-MORROW MORNING, THURSDAY, 27th
instant, at 10 o'clock, we will Bell, at our
Auction Room, without reserve,
Cases Men's and Boys' BOOTS and SHOES,
Brogans and Gaiters.
Cases women's Brogans mud Balmorals.
Liases and Cartoons Ladies' Gaiters and
Bootees.
Cases and Cartoous Misses'Slippers. Gait
ora and Bootees.
ALSO,
A nretty assortment of Fashionable Bon?
nets and Sun-downs, some very neat and ex?
tremely tasty. The above goods must bo
closed, and bargains may positively be expect?
ed. Conditions cash._ Jan 26
Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS (Wednesday] MORNING, January i6, at
10o'clock, at my Auction Room, commenc?
ing with Groceries, as follows'
Barrels Bakers' Flour.
Kits Mountain Butter.
Kits Extra Lard,
Boxes Family Soap.
Boxes Adamantine Candles,
Boxes Extra Starch,
Box<*s Canned Tomatoes.
Bo.os Mason's Blacking,
Boxes French imported Pipes.
Casks Loudon Porter,
14 Coila Bail Bope,
Bacon, Hams, ic , Ac,
Crockery, Glassware, Ac,
Grauito Dishes, Sugars, Creams, Pitchers,
Soap-boxes, Ice Cream Saucers. Sod?, Beer
and Plain Tumblers, Looking Glasses, 8tand
Lamps, Reflectors, Comet Burners, Caster
Frames, Caster Bottles, Ac, fcc.
CLOTHING.
100 Blue Cloth Military Coats, Dress and
Frock Coats, Business Coats, Panis and Vesta,
in variety, Hickory and Fancy Shirts, Ac.
Furniture, consisting oT a general variety.
Jan 26
Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro -
perty for Sale.
STATE or SOOTU CAROLINA-IN THE Cointon
PLEAS, LEXINGTON.
Catharine Sawyer and others, rs. Deborah
Sawyer and others.
PURSUANT to' the order of the Court in
this case, I will proceed to sell, before tho
Court House of Lexington County, within legal
hours, on tiie tirst MONDAY in February
next,
The LIND aud MILLS of George Sawyer,
deceased, situate in Lexington County, on
Cedar Creek, adjoining landa of James D
Jones, William bcotield, Janies Dunbar and
others, and knowu on the plat of W. E. Saw
ver, dattd aud tiled iu thia case February 5,
?8G2. bv the letters A and C, F and B. It will
be sold in two parcels, Cedar Creek to be the
linc; tracts A and C to be one parcel, contain?
ing 3.423 acres, moro or less, on tho Weat aide
of Cedar Creek; the other parcel, F and B, con?
taining 1,815 acres, moro or less, on the East
side ot Cedar Creek-the purchaser of eaob
parcel to have equal mill privileges, respect?
ively, and with the tull and free privilege of
damming the said Cedar Creek, and using tho
waters thereof for mill and manufacturing
purposes. One-halt acre for the family burial
ground, excepted on the Western parcel.
TERMS OY SALE.--One-half cash; the balance
on a credit ot one aud two years, in equal in?
stalments, to bear interest from day of sale;
the purchase money to be secured by bond,
with good personal security and mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser to pav for papers
and stamps. S. M. ROOF, S. L. C.
LEXINGTON C. H., January 5, 1870. Jan 19
DRY GOODS!
NEW STORE .WD SEW GOODS,
"ll"." -.0,0.^ pleasure ;n announcing to tho
Vf public, that wo have this day opened a
fine stock DRY GOODS, of every descrip?
tion, and shah always have on band a Ano
assortment of all the various Goods appertain .
lng to our tra-Je.
Our Dress Goods Department
Sh-i? always be replete, with the latest stylen
of Silks, Satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empresa
Cloths. Mermes, Delaines and Operas, La all
rolers. Prints of all grades and makes.
TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks,
Towels, Napkins. Doylies and Diapers of
every description.
In JEANS, CASSIMERES. BROADCLOTHS,
DOESKINS, W<? *haii alway.- have a completo
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, SHEETINGS and
SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, wo
shall offer Rreat inducements.
Ir. GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENT'S WEAR.
Collars, Meriuo Drawers and Shirts, atine .se?
lection and bargains.
A fin? assortment of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and seo us, at the New Store, inDiercks
new building, under the old Kinsler Hall.
Dec 2 limo_ S. W. PORTER A CO.
"POPULAR PRICER!"
' LOOK TO TOUR INTEREST1"
m CLEARING OUT SALES
Wlffli DRY SOB"
COMMENCED,
GIVING AWAY DAILY,
FANCY FRENCH POPLINS at 25 cents;
worth "?~ ccuts.
Fancy aud Black Fr inch POPLINS at CO
cents; worth il 00.
Black Cretoae POPLINS at 75 oents; worth
H 25.
Black ALPACA at 50 cents; worth 75 cents.
Black ALPACA at 30 cents; worth 50 cents
Illaek CLOTH CLOAKS at*f. 00; worth 17 50.
ARA? SHAWLS at fG.OO: worth $'.?.00
Other G< >d? proportionately cheap.
w\ B. LOVE & GO.,
Columbia Hotel Building
W. D. LOVE,
B Li M CREE UV faa Iii