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LONDON, January 26.-A groat meeting was held to-day, to. promote emigration tb the provinces. The Lord Mavur pre? sided. MADRID, January 26.-The eleotion in Ovoido is progressing. The Duke of Montpelier's defeat is considered cer? tain. Marquis Peroles is rnnuiug, in Madrid, as successor of Serrano. The Tote, last night, stood-Peroles, 19,000; Guesales, (Republican) 15.000; and the Carlist candidate, 6,000. The elections continuo three days longer. The eleotion for vacancies, as far as heard from, show four Orloanists, fivo Progressionists, six Republicans and one Carl) st. HAVANA, January 26.-Captain Boit, commanding the loyal guerillas, captured the insurgent Generals Marens, Leua and Fegniards, with the family of Feguiards, near Bayavedo. Boit, with bis prisoners, has arrived at Santiago. Tho insurgent leader, Inns Sautoa, has surrendered. Fredericka Gras, Chief-of-Stall of Gon. Convada, and his brother Romeo, hnvo been executed nt Cienfuogos. Washington New?. WASIUNGTON, January 26.-Tho Presi? dent signed the Virginia bill this morn? ing. In the Senate, Howell, elected from Iowa, was sworn in. A resolution of tho Kansas Legislature was presented, ask? ing for tho removal of tho Capitol to Leavenworth. The currency bill was re? sumed and discussed to adjournment. In the House, tho Committee on Mines was directed to investigate the Avondale disaster and report whether Congres:) has the power to regulate mining. The General of tho army asked whether any officers of the army wero receiving pay as army and civil officers. The League Island navy yard bill was tabled-94 to 67. The bill extending New Orleans was passed; it goes to the President. The House then wont into Committee of the Whole on civil appropriations. But? ler read a long speech, dealing mostly in figures, but attacking Mr. l)awes very severely. Dawes closed his reply, by nayiug that his constituents wero the best judges of his actions, and that ho was not to bo deterred from doing his duty, and would not leave tho discussion of the expenditure question to indulge in personalities. He then moved that tho committee should rise, tho purpose of irs mooting having been accomplished. Internal revenue receipts to-day $370, 000. The Virginia bill, after being sigued by the President, was Kent to tho State Department. The omission to send it to the House to-day was a blunder. The Committee on Military Affairs have agreed to report by bill, appointing a com mil tee of live to examine all officers below Brigadier-General, with a view to dismissing those that aro incompetent. Domestic) News. PORTLAND, January 26. - The Peabody funeral fleet has arrived. NEW YOHK, January 20.-The Erie strikers iu Jersey City attacked tho workmeu to-day. Bricks and pistols were used. The police arrested thc strikers' leaders. ATLANTA, January 20.-The House of Representatives was organized to-day, by the election of R. B. McWhirtor, Re? publican, Speaker, over J. E. Bryant, conservative, by twenty-four majority. Throe members, Donaldson, Nunu ami Taliforro, havo boen declared to bc in elligiblo by military commission. Ad? journed. The soat? of sixteen members have boen declared vacant, on account of theil refusal or failure to take the oaths re quired by the laws of tho United States. MOBILE, January 20.-Rov. Dr. Hourj Miles Pierce was consecrotcd Bishop o Arkansas yesterday. Bishop Pierce wai formerly pastor of St. John's Church, o this oity. Bisbopa Young, of Florida Wilmer, of Louisiana, Qniuturd, of Ten nessee, Whitehouse, of Illinois, ant Green, of Mississippi, wero present. Th. ceremony was very imposing. MONTGOMERY, January 2(i.-Tho Le gislature, for the past week, has been cn gaged on local business. To-day, tb< time of tho Senate was entirely consume, in discussing a memorial to Congress fo the removal of political disabilities-n action. The Senate bill, loaning Stat bonds to the amount of $3,000,000 to th Alabiu..u and Chattanooga Railroad, i to como up, in tho Houso, to-morrow Meetings, for the past two nights, i opposition to the bill, have been held, ii tho capitol, and to-night tho friends o the bill aro having speeches. Tho cars still oome crowded with em: grants for Texas and Louisiana. SAN FRANCISCO, January 26.-Th British ship Bariuger, from Australis brings the following political prisoners sont from Ireland to British penni cob nies in 1865 and 1867. Their terms c transportation vary from five years t life: John Kenny, Deuuis B. Castmat Dennis Hennessy, Maurice Figinbohct Patrick L. Pey, Thomas Eggarty, Duvi Joyce, John Spen, Patrick Wall, Micha. Moore, David CummiuB, Eugene Lean John Walsh, Patrick Daren, and Pi Demns. The vessel was wrecked and tl prisoners wero provided for by Feniai here. Captain Smith, who commanded i Galveston when tho Harriot Lane wi captured, was killed in Alaska by drunken Indian. The Indian wi hanged. RICHMOND, January 26.--Goverm Walker, upon receipt of tho informativ of the President's signing the Virgin bill, will ?88U0 a proclamation calling tl Legislature together on February General Cunby will give up all control State affairs when the Legislature mee and fills civil offices now filled by mil tar? appointment. There was considerable exeiteme ulong tho streets this afternoon, by ? attempt of colored rowdies to rido in tl white rail st root cars, instead of tl colored cars. Four were arrested, wh< th? ?tat?? hun was surrounded by an excited crowd ol jje^jrcMS, until a heavy ?olice force was brought on the spot, bis disturbance was made in accordance with the programme announced in speeches by the negroes at the celebra? tion yesterday. CRABLwmvM, J onT?, r y 26. Tbs Frenoli sloop-ol-war Limier, six days from Port au-Prince, arrived to-day and reports that Salnave was sentenced to death and shot on the 10th inst. Arrived-schooners George Washing? ton, Baracoa; Benj. Beid, Savannah. FM rc A TC CI A I. AND OOMMEROIAL. COLUMBIA, S. C., January 26.-To-day the market was brisk, with sales of 13 / bales-middlings 23p^. NEW YORK, January 26-Noon. Stocks steady and firm. Money easy, at 6@7. Exchange long 9,1 a'; shortO^'. Gold 21J8\ 62's, coupon, 151,'. Tenuessoo'e, ex-coupon, 54,'?; new -16'J; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 55; now 61; Louisiana's, old, 68; new 64; levee 6*s 63; 8's 74; Alabama 8's 9-4; 5's 03; Georgia 6's 80; 7's72; North Carolina 7 s, old, 10'.<; now 24j??; South Carolina 7's, old, 81 ; new 77. Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull and lc. lower. Corn quietand uuchanged. Pork heavy-mess 27.50. Lard quiet, at 16J?C?)17. Cotton firm and quiet, at 25'u'. Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet and firm, with sales of 2,800 bales, at 25%. Flour favors buyers-superfine 4.70(o)4.85; common to fair extra Southern 5.50(/r\ 6.00. Wheat heavy and l(o>2o. lower wintor red and amber Western 1.30(<7, 1.32. Corn steady-now mixed Western 95(o(98o. Pork heavy-new 27.00@27.50. Lard heavy-ketti? 17J;i@l7?/c, Whis? key heavy, at 99.'.itali. 00. Rice quiet. Sugar dull. Coffee firm. Molasses dull. Money vory easy, at4@6. Sterliug 9}?. Gold strong, at 2l34. Government's strong-62's 157". Southern securities, generally, steady. NEW ORLEANS, January 26.-Cotton active and firmer, at 24;1i(aY25; sales 7,550 bales; receipts 2,530. Flour firm, at 5 35(a,5.75. Corn 1.05@l.07,'?. Moss pork 30.00. Bacon scarce-shoulders 14,.j'; rib 17*.C; no clear in market. Lard-tierces 10)...(ri 17; keg 18??@19. Sugar-primo 12(<V>12I1. Molasses primo 68(o 70. Wbiakoy 95@1.05. Cof? fee quiet-fair 151 ,(? 15'?; prime 171 i@ 17>?. Gold 21&. CINCINNATI, January 26.-('oin steady, at 75@70. Whiskey firm, at 95. Moss pork 27.00. Bacon dull-'moulders 12?ij?12?.i; sides I5'..'(>r.l?. Lard quiet -kettle 16,'?. LOUISVILLE, January 20.-Corn un? changed. Mess pork 28.00. Shoulders 13*?; clear sides 10'... Lard 17',. Whiskey 95(?796. Mom nu, Jauuary 26.-Cotton in good general demand, with a light stock offer? ing, and closing firm, with sales of ? 1,500 bales-middling 24^; receipts 1,717; exports 445. AUGUSTA, January 26.-Cotton in fair demand, and prices a shade easier, with sales of 758 bales; receipts 914; mid? dlings 24'.1@24;V. SAVANNAH, January 26.-Receipts of cotton to-day, 1,624 bales; exports 51 sales 500-middlings 25; market firm. CHARLESTON, January 20.-Cotton in good demand and firmer, with sales of 550 bales-middlings 24;,a(//,24 }., ; re? ceipts 1,271; exports continent 377. PAUIS, January 20.-The Bourse opeu od firm-rentes 73(a,82. B?AVRR, Jauuary 20.-Cotton openod activo and firm, at 138V?, both on spot and afloat. LONDON, Januarv 20-Noon. Consols 92iV. Bonds 86?/. LIVT.KPOOL, Jauuary 20-Noon.-Cot? ton firm and buoyant-uplands ll5ui Orleans 11J?@1218'. LIVERPOOL, January 20-Eveuing. Cotton buoyant -uplands ll3.;; Orleans 12; sales 10,000 bales; speculation 4,000. Thcro wero twenty-seven deaths in Charleston, for the week ending tho 2'2d instant--eight white and nineteen colored. LIVER COMPLAINT.-Arise from tor? pidity of tho liver, causing a decrease in tho flow of hilo; frcm too great determi? nation of blood, causing enlargement, inflammation, abcesses; from obstruc? tion of tho ducts leading from it into thc bowels, causing jaundice and similar affections; it sometimos produces dis? eases of the skin-such as pimples, tumors1, blotches, sores, ulcers, boils, Hellings, erysipelas, scurf, sore eyes ?fcc. It gives tho skin a yellowish tinge, sometimes deepening lill it assumes a very tawny and greasy look; tho whites of the eyes become yellow or greenish, aud tho tongue whito or brown coated. Heinitsh's Queen's Delight is the euro by purifying and cleansing the blood. For salo by Druggists everywhere. J2G Dit. Tm's EXPECTORANT.-All who have used this invaluable medicino for Cough--, Colds, Asthma, Spitting of Bloc!, Croup, Inflammation of the Lungs or Chest, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Bronchitis and all diseases of tho Lungs attest its usefulness. For Lung affections it has no equal. J2'2 0 Apples. -OA BARRELS Mae MOUNTAIN APPLES, ?t\) for sale low at CANTWELL'.*, J? a 27 1 Main > trcot. Final Notice. TBE under signed gives notice that hu will apply to Hon. Wm. dutson Wigu, Jndi,'e of Probate, at his office, in Columbia, tho 27th of February, 1870, for final discharge as Executor of \V. li. Flowers, deceased. Jan 27 $13 J. T. DIsEKKK, M. D., Kx'r. The Bank of Hamburg. BEING appointed an tho Receiver of tho Hamburg bank, hy his Honor JudgO Platt, Judgo of the Second Circuit Court, notice ?H hereby piren, to all whom it may concern, that I shall attend, for tho dischargo of my duty, on and after the 2'.*th of January. 1870, at my ooloo, in Hamburg, to re?oive all claims, assets, or information connected with said Hank. FRANK ARNIM, ?au 27 Recoiver. STATE LEOWLATUHE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1870. SENATE. The Senate met at 12 M. President pro tem. Montgomery in the Chair. Joint resolution that a joint commit? tee be appointed, with authority to in? vite proposals with plans and sp?cifica? tions for the contemplated fitting up of the other wing of the State House, and with instructions to report the result of their action to the Qeneral Assembly, waa reoeived from the House, adopted, and Messrs. Jillson, Hayne, Lunney and Foster appointed tho committee on the part of the Senate. A message from t!i9 House, relative to the election of an Associate Justice, was. received as information. A concurrent resolution, by Mr. Hayne, appointing a committee of two Senators and-members of tho House of Representatives, to collect for publi? cation, in permnueut form, all resolu? tions adopted and eulogies delivered itt both branches of tho General Assembly; as also the eulogies delivered before the Supreme Courl, ou tho death of Judge Boozer, was adopted and ordered to tho House. A joint resolution to authorize tho State Treasurer to re-issue to William Dougherty certificate of State stock lost or destroyed, with tho amendment that he give proper surety, was udopted. Mr. Corbin introduced a bill for the appointment of Trial Justices. Tho Committee on Railroads were in? structed to report on a bill to charter the Edgeilcld Railroud Compnuy. The following joiut resolution was re? ported as being duly engrossed for a third reading- To authorize tho renewal of certain State stock (lost or destroyed) to Marion Brisbane. Notice was given of a bill to authorize counties and towns to raiso subscriptions for works of gcueral improvement. Mr. Rainey introduced a bill to amend un Act entitled "An Act to fix tho sala? ries of certain officers." Tho Committee on Incorporations mado an unfavorable report on a bill to graut the exclusive right to certain per sous to niiuo and dig iu the navigable streams, for phosphate?, in this State. Laid over. A bill to revise, simplify aud abridge the rules, practice, pleadings and fornif of the Courts of this State, (Corbin aud Whipper's code,) was read the third time, and, after discussion, ordered t< the House of Representatives. At ?1 o'clock p. m., the Senate ad journed. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House met nt 12 in. Speakei Moses iu tho chair. The Committee on tho State Hons* and Grounds reported favorably on i joint resolution authorizing thu Stat? House Keeper to purchase one aud i ! half gross of Bun-light gas burners. Tin J report was adopted. j The Committee on Incorporation? re ported favorably on a bill to amend ai Act entitled "an Act to incorporate th Columbia Building and Loan Associa tiou." Tho bill was ordered to be en grossed. A joiut resolution I?}' Mr. Hayue, t< go into an election for Associate Justice to fill the vacnncy occasioned by tho re signation of Judge H?ge, to-morrow, a 1 o'clock; and immediately thercaftci for an Associate Justice for six years, wa amended by inserting Tuesday next, ii 1 o'Hock, and adopted. A concurrent resolution from the St nate, to appoint a committee to collec and prepare for publication all rosoli tions and eulogies conceruing the deat of Hon. Lj. Boozer, as nlso the resolt tions and eulogies iu tho Supreme Cour adopted. Mr. Mobley introduced a bill to auiou tho charter of the towu of Uuion. Mr. Chestnut introduced a bill to ii corporate thc Camden Hook and Lnddi Company. Mr. Elliott introduced a bill to cha ter the Western South Carolina Railror Company. Mr. Smalls introduced a bill to on fun the civil rights bill of the United Stat Congress, to secure to tho people of th State a Republican Governmeut. The Committee on Engrossed Bil reported, as duly engrossed, u bill grant uud give the consent of the Legi luture of this Stato to the conveyance tho United States of tho lot of lat situate on Richardson and Laurel stree! in tho city of Columbia, hereinaft described, for tho purpose of a pc ofHce and court house, or for other pu poBes, and to cede to the United Stat jurisdiction therein. The bill was re the third time, and ordered to be e rolled. A Senato bill to incorporate the Plut ors' Mining and Manufacturing Corni ny was referred to tho Committee Mines, Mining and Manufactures. A bill to authorize tho purchase thc property aud rights of tho Columl Bridge Company, and to grant aid in t const motion of a free bridge over t Cougareo River, was postponed un j Wednesday next. A Senate bill to amend the charter j tho Georgetown Railroad Company, n I tho several Acts amendatory of the san i was ordered to bo engrossed. A bill to recharter Rantowles' Bric was recommitted to the Committee j Incorporations. At 2*2 o'clock, adjourned. Just Received. MW A CAR-LOAD of fine, well-br *M? MULKH. AU in waut ol good st ^s^wp would do well to call and oxamino foro purchasing. They may bo s at Logan's Stables, corner Senato and Ae>? bly streets. W. S. A J. M. TALUOT 1 Jan 27 Wanted, ATEACHER, to tako charge of the : Creek Academy, located niue miles Soi east of Columbia. An unmarried gentler preferred. To such a one, bringing sativ tory testimonials as regards character : competency, tho school would probably worth from $600 to $700 per annum. For particular?, ?PPly to J. G. LYX RH, Jan 27 { Hopkins Turn-out, H. ( . COLUMBIA, ti. C.. January 87, 1870. J. it. Orcntffiird, Esq.- DEAR SIR: I am not aa ardent advocate for tho na? of improved agricultural implements nader existing cir? cumstance o. Labor is not systematized, and our cultivated fields ?re not prepared for ma? chinery. Remove stumps, stones and other obstructions, and improved implements will of themselves enlighten and encourage our laborora. And I have never seen an implement that, I think, would nominee more to this end than tbe Seed Plantar, on exhibition at your fields veoterday. If its completenoas does not increase its coat too much, it ia obliged to be? come popular, becauao superior to anything ever introduced Into onr Slate. Very respect? fully, D. WYATT AIKEN. Jan 27 1 COLCMDIA, January 23, 1870. Honorable C. P. Leslie-Sin: In compliance with your request. I rented tbe property pur? chased by you aa Land Commissioner in Abbe? ville County, known as tho Marshall Landa. 1 arrived thoro in company with Capt. Mann, on tho 8th instant, whero I found congregated Homo forty families, comprising in tho aggrc gato some two hundred souls. But as it was Saturday, many of tho freedmon (hoads of families) had gono off to attend to some busi? ness leaving word that thoy would all meet me there on thc Monday following. Wo learned from many that wero there, that vague, false and unfounded reports, calcu? lated to deter somo good men from settling, and deceive others as to tho terms on which your Legislature had provided for the settle? ment of these lands; loaming, also, that the neighbors living near by entertained mistaken views us to this schomo of tho Legislatur o in purchasing lands so as to enable a poor man to secure a home; therefore, I deemed it beal to invite all the neighbors and freedmen tc meet me thoro on tho Monday following, nt proposod. When I arrived t hore on Monday, thc 10th instant, I mot a very large number ol frcodmon, as also many white friends fron the surrounding settlements; and, from fur thor conversation, I was still more impresser: and convinced of thc evil that these vague anc unfounded reports had and might still furthri produce, when ? felt it my dnty to addrcai thom, which I did, in language, tho snbstanci of which you will seo by reference to the DAII.' PUONIY. of tho 23d instant. I was glad to notice the careful attentioi pairl by all to what I said, and rejoice at th many evidences there given, which was auf ficient to assure me that a moro correct under standing and a better state of feeling com moncod, and I think will continue to exist ii that section of country, for I was apsurcd b, tho white citizotin of that vicinity that the wero highly gratified at tho idea of sober an industrious freedmen settling these lamb Some of the froedmon, I regret to say, ha been deceived, by having boen told that thea lands was to be given to them, and, nnder thi impression, had moved there. After my address, I invited all who felt abb or Willing, to como to tho house and give m their names, where, during tho balance of thu day and the one following, some twonty-eigl men came forward and gave mc their namci and the following Tuesday was spent in con pauy with the Surveyor, Capt. Mann, mysc and those twenty-eight freedmen in pointin ont rmi selecting their lots, all ?d' ?hieb wt done to the entire satisfaction of those coi cerned. Then 1 attended there the 14th, 10th, 17t and 18th, receiving the evidences that tho. who bari selected lots could give, that tin wero able tu comply with thc vary reaaonab terina proposed, un to which limo fifteen ht complied, the others making pr?paration when 1 was relieved by Capt. Mann, to who tho remainder of this settlement had bet committed. 1 congraulate thc freedmen that may nett on th? place, as also tho neighbors that li near, for the selection you have made, for verily believe that from Capt. Manu s go< judgment, his linn, decided and peaceali character, that he is cminontly qualified, ai will be a friend to the freedmen, a friend peace and good order, and an acquisition tho settlement, and a social friend to I neighbors, when, I feel assured, that all b tor feeling may cease, and thc turbulent ai angry waters be smoothed and quieted befr they are swallowed up bv harri labor. Yoi obedient. _ H. L. JEFFERS Cotton Seed. ODD, BETTER, BEST, seems to bo t \JC idea now-a-days. If any planter in t Stat?: or the South wants to buy tho Seed tl grows tho best stalk, with the greatest nu ber of bolla, and the finest staple on evi stalk, let him address mc, at Columbia. S. and ho will get tho article ho is looking for Sec the late Premium List anil award premiums of the recent South Carolina As cult ural and Mechanical Soeictv. Jan 27 JAMES M. CRAWFORD Murray & Lanman's Florida Water Tin* nu--4 celebrated tm most delightful <>f all pe fumes, for uso on the hain kerchief, at the toilet, nu in tlu* hath, for MOO I ;. Druggists :ti?(i it i miner Jan 27 ita Sale of the Laurens Railroad. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN COLOMBIA, January 2f>, 1870. 1*iUE undersigned, having been appoi . Receiver of tho Laurens Railroad C pany, in thc said Stato, and having duly < ltiod for said office, notice is hereby given t i>urtmaiit to orders heretofore passed in Court of Common Pleas for Laurens Coi: in tho said State, I will sell to tho big bidder, at public auction, tho property ol said Laurens Railroad Company, describ? follows: Tho Railroad of tho said Comp running from Newberry village to Lam ville, including tho road-bed, right of wuj lands occupied by or belonging to tho Company, together with the several st structures anil tracks thereon, and all and other materials used on the same, all and ningular thc several bridges, vim culverts, fences, depot grounds and built thereon, station-houses, work-shops, eng tenders, cars, tools, materials and machii equipments and appurtenances of every I and all the stock subscribed for in the Company, and all other property belonj appert nilling to, or in any manner conni with or forming a part of the said Lan Railroad Companv, and all franchises, r and privileges of the said Laurens Rai Company, of, in, to, or concerning the u And upon Such sale all equity of rodoni in the sahl premises shall br; forever hi and absolutely forecloaed. The said salo shall tako place at the House, in tho city of Columbia, South < linn, at 12 o'clock, meridian, on tho SOtl of March, in the prosont year, on tho fu ing terms, that is to say, $-12 000 cash, ai residue in six per cent, coupon bonds o State of Sonth Carolina at par, or in pi bonds, payable in one, two and three 3 hearing intoreat at tho rate of soven per per annum, payable somi-anuually, wit sured personal security and mortgage < premises. GEORGE W. WATERMA1 Jan 27 Receiver Laurens lt. R, ^.uotlon Salo?. Booti, Shoes, Gaita*, dbe. BY B. C. PEIXOTTO & BON. THIS (Thursday) MORNING, 27th instant, at 10 o'clock, wo will sell, at ocr Auction Boom. Without reserve, Caaes Han's and Boya' BOOTS and H HO KP, Brogans and Oaiters. Ca*ea women's Brogans and Balmorale. Cases and Cartoons Ladies' Oaiters and Bootees. Cases and Cartoons Misses' Slippers, Gait era and Bootees. ALSO, A pretty assortment of Fashionable Bon? nets and Sun-downs, nome very neat and ex? tremely tasty. The abovo goods mast bo closed, and bargains may positively be expect? ed. Conditions cash. JauI27 Bich land---In Equity. Josue Itabb et al. ra. Jane Nowell et ali- RU for Partition. PURSUANT to the decretal order in tbe above case, I will sell, before tho Court House in Columbia, on thc FI HST MONDAY in Februar y noxt, All that LOT or LAND, in tho city of Colum? bio, on Northside of Pendleton atreot,between Oates and Lincoln streets, containing one half acre, more or loss, fron tin? on Pendleton street 67 feet, and running back 230 feet, moro or less; bounded South by Pendleton street. West by lot of Amanda Hodge, North by lot of Jano Simond, and Fast by lots assigned to Maria Millen and others. TormBcash. Purchaser to pay for Htampe and papers. D. B. MILLER, C. C. P. Jan IC mth Assignees' Sale. lu re John W. Grady, Bankrupt. BY virtue of un order in Bankruptcy, fron his Honor George S. Bryan, Districi Judge, to us directed, we will sell, at William ston, on :tlst instant, between the hours of P. M. and 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the well known WILLIAMSTON HOTEL, and LO! unon which said Hotel is located, containiii( two acres, moro or less. Tho Spring at tbi place is celebrated for its medicinal properties and many invalids resort to this placo durini tho summer months for their health. Th scenery is beautiful, climate delightful, am tho surrounding country ii healthy and pro ductive. This a rare chance for capitalists t nmkc a good investment. Sold (ree of al liens, but Bnbjoct to dower. TraiMfl.-A sufficient amount to pay cont will be required in cash; the balanco ou a err dit of six mouths, with interest from date, wit mortgago and two good sureties. Also, the FURNITURE of the Williamsto Hotel, consisting of Chairs, Bedsteads, Br roans, Washstands, Tables, Crockery ware, A c Ac. Terms cash for Furniture. W. T. SHUMATE, I . BMu JanjlSsm A. BLYTHE, \ Assignees. Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Frc perty for Sale. STATS or SOUTH CAROLINA-Isl TBE CoatMC PLEAS, LEXINOTON. Catharine Sawyer and others, ve. Debora Sawver and others. PURSUANT to the order of the Court this case, I will proceed to sell, before tl Court House of Lexington County, within leg bourn, on the first MONDAY in l'ebruai next. The LAND and MILLS of George Hawyc deceased, situate in Lexington County, < Cedar Creek, adjoining lands of .lames ! Jones, William Hcofield, James Dunbar ai others, and known on the plat of W. E. Sa ver, dated and tiled in this ease February 18K2, by the lottor.i A and C, F aud B. It w bu sold in two parcels, Cedar Creek to ho t Hue; tracts A and C to be one parcel, contai ing :J.42:i acres, moro or loss, on tho West si of Cedar Creek; the other parcel, Fand B, cc tainiug 1.815 acres, more or less, on thu En nidcot Cedar Creek- tho purchaser of ea parcel to bave equal mill privileges, respei ive ly, and witn tho full and free privilege damming the said Cedar Creek, and using t waters thereof for mill and mannfacturi purposes. One-half acre for the family but ground, excepted on thc Western parcel. TEUMS or SALE-One-half cash; the balai on a credit of ono sud two years, in equal stalments, to bear interest from day of sa the purchase money to be scoured by bot with good personal security and mortgage the premises. Purchaser to pay for pape and stamps. S. M. ROOF, S. L. C LtXINOTON C. IL, January 5, 1870. Jun I Under Becree in Equity. (STATE or SOUTH CAUOLINA, CHARLESTON Coi TV Ix EQUITY.- -Samuel N. Pike A t o. Davitt Jacobs. I). C. PEIXOTTO A SON, AUCTIONEERS. BY virtue of an order of sale in the alu cause, dated December 8th, 18C5?. by I Hon. H. 15. Carpenter, Judge of tho First ( cuit in said State, in thu Court of Comn Pleas, sining in Equity for said Circuit, to directed, 1 will ?ell at public auction, at Court House, in the citv ot Columbia. MONDAY, the 7th day of February, 1870, ll o'clock a. m., All that piece, parcol or LOT OF LAI with the buildings theron, situate, lying i being in the city of Columbia and State af< said, on Richland street, measuring and c taming half (J) an acre, more or les?, butt and bounding North by lot now, cr forme of J. C. Dial; East by lot now, or late, of Cuthbert; South by Richland street, and V, by lot now, or formerly of Celia Mann or I j.limn DoLune - the said lot of Land ha\ noeii recently conveyed to David Jacobs by Commissioners of Richland District, midi decree of tho Honorable thc Court of Equ in a cause in which the said Jacobs was ci plainant, and the distributees of Good were defendants, and conveyed to the i Goodwin by the said David Jacobs, and i veyed to the Baid David Jacobs by Mary McDonald, by doed bearing date tho 11th of March, in the year 18f>4, to whom it conveyed hy James Martin, hy deedkdatcd 13th day of July, in the year 1843, to who was conveyed on the 18tli day of May, 184; Jamca S. Guignard, to whom it was convi by William Edward Hayne, by deed bea date the 15th day of January, 1828. TERMS: One-third cash; balance on a ci of one aud two years-credit portion ti secured by bond, bearing seven per cent terest, payable annually, and mortgage o: promisOB-buildings to bo insured and pol assigned. Purchaser to pay me fur all tu sarv papers and stamps. V. J. TOBIAS Jan IC 23 30 Feb 57 Special liefen Sheriffs Sale. William Sbiell and John A. Shiell cs. Eliza Shiell rt a/. IN pursuance of tho decretal order ol Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in above stated casu, 1 will sell, on the FJ MONDAY in February next, in front Ol Court House lu Columbia, within tho hours, All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, n city of Columbia, sit?ate on lady -I bounded OU the North hy Joseph Taylor") on thc Ea.it hy a lot sold by mo, as Sheri William W. Deane, on the third day of J? ry, 1870, and nieatuiring th< reen one hun n'nd four (101) feet, more or less; on the S hy Lady street, and measuring thereon si ty-ono feet and two inches (71 2,) more Ol and on the West by a lot bolonging to Wi and John A. Shioll, and moanuring tin ono hundred And four 1101 ) feet, more or The abovo described property will bi' so the risk and costs of the former porch John D. Bateman, h.- having tailed to cn with tel inn of sale. Ti.mis. -Cash enough tu pay coats mi penses und one-third residuo; balance credit of one and two years, with interest day of sale, payable annually; secured by ami mortgage of premises sold. Parc to pav for stamp? and papers. Jan 1.1 mth P. F. FRA7.EF., S. R Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri /acia?, to rn? directed, I will sell, on the tiret MON? DAY in February next, io front of the Court House in Colombia, within the legal hours, thc following property, ria: All that HOfjd? and LOT, in the city of Ca lumbla, situate on Assembly street; bounded on tho North by M. H. Berry; East by Thomas Davis; Booth by Davis' Alley, and on the Weat by Assembly street. ALSO, One Horse, ono Baggy and Harneas, and the Household Furniture, of the defendant. Levied on aa the property of Charlea J. Bollin. at tho suit of Mary Allen, et al., va. Charles J. Bollin. Terme cash. P. F. FRAZEE, Jan in ni th_8. B. C. Sheriff's Sale. ' BY virtue of a writ ot fieri facias to mo di? rected. I will sell, on the F1B8T MON? DAY in February next, in front of the Court Houso in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that PLANTATION or TRAUT of LAND, in Richland County, containing eleven bin <l rod (1,100) acres, more or leas, and bounded on the North by-McRao; on the North? east by H. Havan; South-east by D. Wilson; South by lands formerly of Dr. D. W. Bay; South-west by D. W. Ledingham; North and North-weat by T. Brown and Mrs. Qoulding. Levied on as the property of John Ledingham, docoased, at tho euit of Andrew P. Vinson, Assignee, rs. Francis Ledingham, Administra? trix of tho Estate of John Ledingham. Terms cash. P. F. FBAZEE, 8. R. C. Jan 10 m th Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ ot fieri facias, to me di? rected. I will eoll, on the FIRST MON? DAY in February uext, in front of the Court House in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that LOT of LAND, with the building? thereon, in tho city of Columbia, containing one acre, and bounded on the North by -> Smith,-Burdell and -Taylor: on the East by T. D. Feaster: on the 8outh by Lady street, and on the Went by Gadsden street. Levied on as the property of Albert R. Colton, at tho suit of Horneo L. Emery A Son va. Al? bert R. Colton. Will be sold at the risk and cost of tho former purchaser, Samuel H. Spen? cer, ho having failed to comply with term? of sale. Terms cash. Jan 15 mth P. F. FBAZEE, 8. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias in my hands, I will offer for solo, before the Court House, on the first MONDAY in Februa? ry next, within tho legal boure: Five acres, more or less, of LAND, in Rich? land County, bounded North by lands of estate of John Singleton; East and Sooth by landa of William M. Beckham, and West by Congaree River. ALSO, All tho undivided right, title and interest of the defendant, John H.Tnreewita. in a tract of land bounded North and East by Ianda of Wa. M. Beckham; South by Thomas Davis, and Went by Congaree River. Levied on as the property of John H. Th ree wi ts, at tho euit of William H. Caasen, et. aL,vs. John H. Three wits. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, Jan 16 mth S, H Q. Sheriff's Sale. D. B. DeSausaure, for the uso of D. B. Miller, vs. Richard Allen et al. IN pursuance of the decretal order of th? Circuit Court, sitt ing in Equity in the abor? stated case, I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in Febrnarv next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal boure, All that LOT of LAND, with the House thereon, in thc city of Columbia, bounded on tho North by lot owned by L. H. Trevet; East by lot next described; South by Gervaio street, and Wost by Lincoln street; measuring about GI feet on GervaiB street, and 123 feet, more or less, on Lincoln street. Sold at risk of former purchaser. Tansts OF SALK.-Cash sufficient to pay the expenses of suit and coats of sale; balance on a credit of ono and two years, secured by bond and mortgage of tho premises. Purchaser to pav for stamps and papers. Jan 15 rath P. F. FRAZEE, S. B. C. Sheriff's Sale." John English vs. David H. Smith. BY virtue of a warrant to levy on and sell the crop of defendant, in the above stated case, directed to mo by D. B. Miller, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and Gen? eral Sessions for Richland County, and in pur nuance of au Act of the General Assembly of South Carolina, entitled "An Act to seenre ad? vances for agricultural purposes." and also by virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me directed, I will sell on the first Monday in February next, in front of the Court House in Columbia, within the logal hours of sale, the following property, viz: Eight Mules; ono Maro; eight set of Har? ness; two Wagons; one Saddle and Bridle; a lot of Corn-supposed to be about 100 bushels; lot of Cotton Seed; lot of Seed Cotton; lot of Shucks; ono double-barrel Gun; alotof House? hold Fnrniturc, and fourteen or fifteen head of Hogs. The Corn, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Seed Cot? ton, Shucks, Hogs and Household Furniture will bo sold on Tuesday, at the residence of thc defendant, on Dr. John English's planta? tion. Terms cosh. P. F. FBAZEE, 8. R. C. Jan 16 nub Sheriff's Sale. J. Robert Se a v, Executor, vs. William F. 8eay, Edwin T. Williams and wife, and others. IN pursuance of the decretal order of the Court of Common Pleas, sitting in Equity, in tho above case, f will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY (the titi? day) of February next,In front of tho Court House in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that PLANTATION, sitnated in the County of Richland, near Ringville, belonging to the estate of the late Jamos H. Seay, de? ceased; the said Plantation comprising 2,358 acres, more or leas, consisting of several sepa? rate parcels. The Plantation will be sold in one body; and a plat thereof may be seen on file in tho office of tho Clerk of the Court of Common Picas, in connection with proceedings in tho above case. Will be sold at the risk and costs of the former purchaser, J. Robertfceay, he having failed to comply with terms of sale. TF.BMH -Cash sufficient to pay the costs of proceedings and of sale, and one-fourth of the remainder of the purchase money;tho balanoo of tho purchase money in three instalments, with interest from the day of sale; to be sc? oured by bond, with good personal securities, and a mortgage ot the premises. Purchaser to pay the cost.* of executing titles, booda and mortgage, including stamps. Jan 15 mth P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R- C. DB. THOMAS T. MOORS. Surgeon DDesxtla-t, ?gf*Tii HAVING en -^dffiSBjBaTV tiroly recover i|^r^jy\ effects of his jjpffigKjSg^ ie pro TWl&tJfil'm^ pared to at mSnpHsKXySKN^r tend to all pro T&M-1 If^pif^V.rV lossional bnai ^^\^J^J^L^L?*?^,^^ ness. Offioa on Main street, over Bryan A McOarter'a Book? store. Jan_27 6* Acacia Lodge No. 84, A. F. M. A A REGULAR COMMUNICATION wiU <a#^be held THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, /Sgr\u. Masonic Hall. Bv order of the W. M. J. LEE DIXON, Seoretary. Jan ?7 1 Strayed or Stolen, fa FROM Mr. Burnside's place, near KSBS. Columbia, on the Kith instant, a Bay j?2bMa,-o MILK, [medium size.] A suiia blo reward will t c paid for tho delivery of ?aid Mule to T. J. KK?TH, Jan 'J7 1* Sin mih 1 ab^ve Columbia.