Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mm-?fe -Itt. fegj?.? rri ^..plg? ?trw?. iLvp?u>, January 31.-Ia Corte?, Fi? gueroa defended tho recent insurrections ?a an ant of the people to maintain their rights, asserting that the so-called in? surgents, killed by the Government were simply assassinated. Prim demanded a retraction, ont Figneras refused, and a dael, it is thought, will follow. HAVANA, January 31,-The Spanish gunboat No. 3 has been completely wrecked on Colorado Beefs. Tbe second Hoot of Spanish gun-boats, from New York, has arrived. Washington New?. WASHINGTON, January 30.-The Secre? tary of the Treasury directs Follger to seU a #1,000,(TOO in gold each week dur? ing February, and purchase a $1,000,000 IO'Doods each alternate week on account of the Rinking fund. Revois, tho colored Senator from Mis? sissippi, arrived to-day, and is thc guest of Downing, the restau ranter to tho Hooso of Representatives. Hovels is a light mulatto, about forty-eight years of age, with a pleasing address. He says that he shalt iu.-?st. on equal senatorial and social privileges. It appears that Ravels was eloctod io due form. WASHINGTON, January 31.-Tho Su? premo Court, by four aud four, affirmed .tho decision of tho lower court, com? pelling Frank Blair to take the test oath, provided by thc Missouri Constitution, befoio voting. In tho House, a resolution was intro? duced providing for the Banking Cur? rency Committee) to report within six days; a bill increasing tho net bankiug currency to $14,000,000; a bill allowing tho Postal Telegraph Committee to nond for persons and papers, WAS defeated by A largo majority. Two bills for tho re? storation of Mississippi were introduced. In the House, a resolution declaring tivo-twenties payable in greenbacks, und censoring tho administration for buying five-twenties nt a premium, was tabled 122 to ll. Tho President was asked foi ?H ;, papers in the Yergor case. Ayer, rom Virginia, was seated. MeKensie, after ti contest, was a Ino scated. Io the Senate, a bill re-organizing tho marino hospital laws was introduced Sherman presented Ohio's ratification ol the fifteenth amendment. Morton's bill, admitting Mississippi, imposes Virginie restrictions, except that no oath is exact ed from State Legislators. Tho cur reney bill was resumed. The Seuatt will voto to-morrow. The bill, amone other things, provides for ?45,000,000 ir fractional currency for the South ant Weat. Several resolutions of inquiry regarding Georgi*, were introduced. Ad jooroo*]. In tho Senate, tho Postal Committei reported on tho postal telegraph bill with amendment, and reoommendatioi that it pas3. It is stated that the President will no minuto Judge Strong, of Pennsylvania to-morrow, rice Stanton. Tho gold investigation continues. Op dyko testified to-day. Internal rovonuo receipts to-day, ove $1,125,000; for tho month, nearlv 812, 500.000. Tho President hus nominated Lloy< Moore, as Collector of Customs at Cher rystone, Virginia, and Francis A. Walk er, of Massachusetts, Commissioner e Censas. Tho Treasurer, herauf tor, must s.f?ea to tho actual outlay for mileage and cs penses. Thc Governiaout gets the bent tit, nuder this order, of courtesies es tended these officials by taverns s nd mil roads. A general order creates the Dcparl men of Virginia, with headquarters ut Rici: mond, and Cunby commanding, corr prising Maryland, Virginia, West Virg nia and North Carolina. 500 employees were discharged troi the navy yard to-day. -. . . ll,MIX atlc Vnu, CHARLESTON, January 30.- Sailed - ship Muscongus, Liverpool; ?chnon< George Washington, Havana. NEW YORK, January 30.-Tho Hera has a special from Havana, dated tl 28th, via Koy West, which says thi Jordan defeated Fuello, killing fori officers and killing and wounding son 400 mon. Puollo's horse was shot undi him, falling and hurting Puello's le; Jordan was afterward placed in coin mai of the army, superseding Quenada. Tl Montezuma arrived at Neuvitas, brin log 120 wounded, including three col nols. There was severe lighting nci Santiago do Cuba on tho 21st. Tl male trains with provisions for tl estates near San Luis have boen ordert back, as the insurgents were in force. Another account says that the figl with Fuello occurred on New Year's du near Gu ai in uro, and after the fight tl insurgents left for Najaen. SAN FRANCISCO, January 31.-Advic from San Luis Potosi roport that the c dinanco of s?cession of that State h been numerously signed. Tho citizc aro enthusiastic over tho declaration. SAVANNAH, January 31.-In regard tho reported assassination of a revon officer, tho Morning JScxes, of to-da contains tho following : "A report li been industriously oirculatod, in radi? circles, that William Brunt, an assista 83808801* of the internal revenue, Blookshear, Goorgia, was assassiuatt on Friday night last, by panics ii known. From a reliable corresponde at that place, wc learn that tho deccan committed suicide, as his own rovob waa fouud by bim, with ono cbaml empty. The Republican, of this ci will publish, to-morrow, proof eouclusi that Brant committed suicide, and v not assassinated, as alleged in a despal sent forward from this city some di ago." NEW OniiEANH, January 31.- Tho Ct solidatcd Bank of Louisiana was robt of nearly $50,000, last night. It ? evidently the work of experieuc cracksmen. Cn ABLESTON, schooner* ir?-W T York; schooner fi. <?.v,Bir^ schooners L. Crockett, A. Barton, 8. H. Sharp, Baltimore. Sailed-bark At* lantio, lliiferpool; qohooner Marian Gage, Wilmington, N. G. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,. COLUMBIA, S. C., January HI.-Salea of cotton to-dnv about 80 balea-mid? dlings 23h?(s^23}?. NEW YORK. January ??1 Noon.-Stocka unsettled. Money easy, at 6. Exchange loDg 9; short 9;%'. Gold21%. Tennessee's, ex coupon, 53% ; new 467%; Virginia's, ex coupoo, 61;louisiana's, old, 68; new, 65; levee 6's 66; 8's 78} ? ; Alabama 8'a 93} .? ; 5's 63;Georgia 6'a 82;" 7's 93; North Curo lina's, old, ?0}., ; new 24,%. Flour doll and drooping. Wheat dull but rather heavy, ('urn quiet and drooping. Pork j ? dull, nt 26.60@27.00. Lard dull, ut 16.'? (?16'..'. Cotton dull, at25*.L Turpentine qniot,~at 46;.<. Rosin firraj at 2.22,V.(" 2.25. for good strumed. Freights dull, j 7 P. M.-Money easy, nt 4<V 6. Ster-j j ling 9. Gold 21.%. Governments quiet, j ? Southerns weaker on Tennessee's, nod i stroiiger on thu balance. Cotton dull j und declining, with sales of 700 bales. ; Flour slightly favors buyers. Wheat scarcely so firm. Corn declining, at 85??9?. Fork 2*1.75(o-27.25. Lard kettle 17.%(nl7\.. Whiskey 98@99. Freights dull. CINCINNATI, January ill.-Whiakoy dull, at 94(? 95. Mosa "pork 27.00; new 27.25. Old baron dull; shoulders 12V. ; clear sides 16. NEW ORLEANS, January Ul.-Cotton j unsettled and lower, at 24%(c<.24'? ; sales 4,500 bales; receipts 10,674. Flour lower grades firm, at 5.35, 5.80(a6 50. Corn 1 07,'??1 10. Pork-mess 29.50. Bacon dull, nt 14; hams I?8??'(0?21. Lard I J dull -tierce 16%?6?l6?4'; keg 18. Sugar( I dull-i>rimc ll^?@ll^?(. Molasses ; steady-prime 68070. Whiskey 1.00O ' 1.05. Coffee-fair 15!..'(<?T5':, ; prime] 17???17J?. Gold 21. MOBILE, January 31.-Cotton market! closed quiet, with sales of 500 bales-! middling 24,.,(>e24,l.J; receipts 2,371. Sr. Loris, January 31.-Corn firmer I and advanced le. on good qualities. ; Whiskey dull, nt 98. I'rovisious dull. I Mess pork 27.25(7i 27. "H. Shoulders 12% : clear sides 16%:. AL cu STA, January 31.- -Cotton murket | dull and lower, with sales of 190 bales; receipts G87-middlings '23%. SAVANNAH, January 31.-Sales ut cot? ton to-day 80J bales- middling-. 24%'; receipts 2,994 bules; market dull. CHARLESTON, January 31.-Cotton dull and 1 ri'(rr 1.,e. lower, with sales of 200 bales--middlings 243?; receipts i 1,009. PARIS, January St.-Thc Rou ruc open? ed firm-rentes 74 and 77. LONDON, January 31-Noon. Consola 92%.. Bonds 87',,. JJ?vuRi'oor., January 31 -Noon.-Cot-1 ton dull - uplands 11 ."? <'</ll % ; Orleans nv ? A YERTOO r., January 3t- Evening. Cotton tends down-uplands ll \;; Or-j kllUS ll%(o\ll7K. CINCINNATI PRODUCE ANI? P no VISION MARKET-Reported by Morris ?v. Heid, i Produce and Provision Brokcrs-CiNcrN N.vrr, January 20, 1870.-Tlogs-The' total number packed here this seasou to dato 353?,554; up l?same time last season 856,000. It will bo perceived that the packing now is nearly up tit that of last your. The quality this season has been superior, the demand good throughout, I and there is no longer any doubt but the j number packed this season will exceed j that of last. Thc receipts to-day are i 2,050; but the weather being warm and ? unfavorable, our inurket rules dull; for j live 8.50(7^9.50 gross; for dressed 10.50v>? 111.25. Green meets-owing to unfa-1 vorablo weather tho market is dull; sales ' Shoulders 10; sides l?}-^@12^? for light and heavy, and hams 13|?(??>14%' for heavy to light. Bulk meats-demand limited, but holders are firm; for fully cured shoulders 11%'; clear rib sides ll)i(, and clear sides 1-4 %, nil packed. Bacon-under a heavy demand for the past few days our market has been well cleared of bacon for spot, but is offered to como out this week to snit purchaser; I shoulders 12 % ; clear rib ?ides 151 ; clear j aides 16, all packed; sugar oared can? vassed hams 19(Vi; 20, as to brand. Lard j city kettled leaf held at 16% in tierces; j steamed 151 ?'@ 10, according to quality. Mess Pork-early packed heavy; inside brands hold firm, at 27.50; late packod can ho bought at 27.00; sales of rump at 2300, generally held at 24.00 for heavy. Corn-new dry shelled 80; for whito or yellow in bulk 90, including bags. Oats black or mixed 58, including bags. Flour -markst steady and in fair do mand; prices unchanged: super 4.50(a) 4 75? extra 4.90(//:5.10; family 5.50(?,6.00. j Whiskey-high wines in gond demand, at ? '.iii; proof gallons domestic rye proof, at 1 25; Bourbon County, Ky., new, 1.15. j Cotton Seed. Gt Util?, RETTER. REST, stems lo he the j X idea now-a-days. If any planter in tho j State or tho South wants to buy the Seed thtt I i grows tho best stalk, with thc greatest num- j j ber of bolls, and tho finest staple on every ? \ stalk, lot him address me, at Columbia, H. C., I j and ho will get the article he is looking for. Soo tho late Premium List and award of ' | premiums of the rooent South Carolina Agri ; cultural and Mechanical Societv. I Jan 27 JAMES M. CRAWFORD. The Bank o?' Hamburg. BK INO appointed as tho Receiver of thc Hamburg Rank, by his Honor Judge j Piatt, Judge ot the Second Circuit Court, notice is hereby given, to all whom it may I concern, that I shall attend, for the discharge ' of my duty, on and after the 29th of January. 1S70, at my office, in Hamhnrg, to receivo all claims, assets, or informalion connected with ?aid Rank. FRANK ARNIM, Jan 27 Receiver. Gift Candies. QATk PRIZE BOXES CANDY, every box l)vU containing a (hft, for the small sum of 25 cen'.? rer box, just received and for sale hy J. .v. T. R. .VONF.W. .jas apply to Hoo.' Wm. H nt son Wlfeg, Judge nf Probate, at hie o??co, ia Columbia, the 27th of February, 1870, for final discharge a? Executor of W. B. Flower?, deceased. .TanjT?Jtia fAV. jtfKKKB, M? ?Y.Kx'r. DE. THOMAS T. MOOEE. 8ur<seon Dentist, MATING en? tirely recover? ed from tho effects of hi? recent aeci jdent, is pre? pared to at-1 tend to all pro? fessional busi? ness. Office on Main street, over liryan A McCartcr's Book ?tore. Jan U7 0* Pianos ! Pianos ! '. Pianos ! ! ! .fL'ST received from the I'ac Jtory, und for aalo at a burgain, a .magnificent 7? Octavo PIANO of BU|M rior Tiiiisti and unsurpassed Also, an ? xccllent second-hand Piano Fortes ol' thc- most celebrated mahen iiirnished at manufactory prices. Pianos. Melodeoi a und Organs tuned and ri - paired in the aiosd completi1 manner, ?rn rea? sonable terms. \YM. If. OBOHAKD, Piano F?.rte ?JJMH'.C, i'?>riu-r of Bull and Richland H?reels. Jan 20 EXCHANGE HOUSE, PAa'&lKCtBK Hi 1 ltl\KUN, Proprirttii?. .^.j^. THE above house is conveniently wfln bicati d Main street kept on ^^U? Europe an plan, with large, wcll-fur in? lied Rooms. Tn tile supplied with tho best the market a nords. Also, ?inest Norfolk OYS? TERS, WILD GAME and FISH, o? all kinds, served in any style, by au experienced cook. Board, with or without lodgings, hy the week or day, at moderate rates, audmc&le si rvod -it all bonis, without extra charge. lu BAU attached, will always be found* Ouest WINES, ALKS. Liquor?, Segars, Ac.j T Sf. VA?K1XOF.K, C. II. VllANM.tX To the Public. 1 WOULD RESPECTFULLY ^inform the citizens ol Columbia ?> and the sm 'rounding country ge? nerally, that I have resumed my old Business again, after a lapso of tweut* years, ougaged in the manufacture of Iron. I am agHin back at my first Business, that of WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY where a full Stock of all Goods kept in a First Class Establishment can he found. Iahallnse my best endeavors to give satisfaction to all. I hope to receive a share of patronage. I shall keep First Class Workmen, and all work i n trusted to inf will l-e warranted. Nov 0 WILLIAM GLAZE. Pure Dixon Cotton Seed. XKT& OFFER for ea?e bushels Dickson VV Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained from Mr. David Dickson. Oxford Ga., last ?pring, and wk iou was soled* d by him for bia o .\n noe, Notwithstanding the unprece? dented dry season, we gathered from 1,500 to 2,"tOn pou?ds to tin ow maki'?!" twenty-i< bales to oin.- mule, p-y.. I". l?i ,.,.v i .:.!., . li?ro >.. t , Suv? IIILI i t Inj'.?. I du ..'...!tity that 1 soid to Messrs. Richard O'Nealc A Son,of t.'oluiiibia, S. C., nome of my choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting purpose-. Thcj proposed to sell a portion nf what tiny raised. Hunters purchasing tho Seed they raise mar relv upon getting the genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON. We are Mr. Dickson's Agents here, and will order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, ii desired. Prive i"> 0? from one to live bushels, or *1 uo for Ove and upwards. Jan IC RICHARD O NEALL A SON. 'REYNOLDS' IMPROVED METHOD j or CON-inv< ns-. Artificial Dentures, Patt *l!> '. !>> ? rr'nr. 1*07. AFTER an extensive use of this important \ improvement in practice tor nearly two ! years, it is with full confidence urged upon tho ' profession and the public, as fulfilling more thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other ? mode, every intention ot Artitlcial Dentures. As in this method, rubber teeth are alto- ! gether discarded, it is desirable that it should fall especially into thc hands of those familiar with gold plate work. ? It may not be gem l ally ktiown that they i who wear cases ol artificial teeth, constructed ; according to this patent, by Dentists who aro , not licensees, renner thomselvc s liable to tho j penalty of infringen!'nt, as well as the ope- : rator. * Office rights will be disposed o: and intdrac- : tion give n by h tter, or at the operating rooms of Reynolds A Reynolds, where the manipula? tion may bo daily witnessed, and where- com-1 munications univ bo addressed. I WM. REYNOLDS, M. 1)., Aug 12 ; Columbia, S. C. (^?^^???????????B Thesymptoma J SIMMONS' Kknf ?eCunj \ ?easiness and ?aBBBOsnmnaaafllpiini in the side. Sometimes the pain is in the shoulder, and is i mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is , affected with loss of appetite and sickness, bowels in general costive,sometimes alternat log with lax. The head is tronbled with pain. I and dull, heavy sensation, considerable loss ot memory, accompanied with painful sensation of having left nndone something which ought to have been done. Often complaining of weakness, debility, and low spirits. Some? times somo of tho above symptoms attend the disease, and at other times very few of them; ?????MBHBHBflHHbnt the Livt r ia T?l"^r?!H Inerally the organ ~**J*^Tr*~~^^ ImoHt iuvolved:cnre "tho Liver with DR. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR. A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one. It has be ii used by hundreds, and known for tho last thirty-live years as one of the most reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations ever offered to tho suffering. If taken regu? larly and persistently, it is uuro to cure. Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costiveiuss, sick headache, chronic diarrho a, affection-! ol tho bladder, camp dysentery, affections of the !.!?? nm illina iBHaHSBsnaikidiiev.4, fover, Regulator. thuis?n alic**, ? asnB^BSBsawnBBHnBBSEBnan0'' the skin, im? purity of tlio oioou, melancholy, or depression of spirits, heartburn, colic, or pains in the bowels, pain in the head, fever ami ague, dropsv, bruis, pain in back and limbs, asthma, erysipelas, female affections, and bilious dis? eases generali v. Price ll; hy mail, fl. ?15. Prepared only hy J. IL ZEILIN A CO., Druggists, Macon, Ga. The following highly respectable personscun fully attest to tho virtuos of this vafctable medi? cine, and to whom wo moat respectfully refer: Gen. W. S. Holt, FroBident S. W. R. it. Com? pany, Rev. J. R. Felder, Terry, Ga.;\.ol. E. K. Sparks, Albanv, (ia.; Geo. J, Lnuaiord, Esq., Conductor S. NY. R. R.: C. Masterton, EJO.! Sheriff Bibb County; J. A. Butts, Bainbridgo, Ga.; Dykes A Sparhawk, Editors FUiridian. Tallahassee; Rev. J. W. Burke, Macon. Ga.; Yirgii Powers, Esq., Superintendent S. W. It. R.: Daniel Billiard, Bulba d's Stn timi, Macon A Brunswick R. lt.,TwiggsCounty, Ga. ; Gren? ville Wood, Wood's Faetorv, Mac?n, Ga.; Rev. E. F. Easterling, P. E. Florida Coherence; Major A. F. Wooley. Kingston, Ga ; Editor Macon Tr?rgraph, and John Ingall*, formerly of Columbia, H. C. For t?7 ali druggist^. Jry pi *V,atU If?w Good*. I ?I AYSinst'received another supply S*I or tine English and French OASS? fM M CK EH, of thc latest styles, Mhich arc 'W offered low for eaeh. C. I >. EBERHARDT, Nuv 25 Washington at, opposite Law R.Migc. To the Public in General. IHAVE better COTTON SEED than auv man who advertises Seed tor salo. Mine is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which ex? cela any other. The pi ?co is 42. .'al per bushel. Aa examination of mv proofs will no convinc? ing. 1 refer to.Tooob'H. Wolla and J. D. Hilt. Call and look nt tho growth, in Butcher Town. Deo a N. POPE. Just Received. ia?. A CAR-LOAD of line, well-broke "?M Ml'r,i'.s. All in want of good steel; ^^njwotild du well lo ead and examine bo ^^^^^I'ore purchasing. They may bo seen i at Logan's Si a'.I? ?. cornel Senate ami Asscm , Wy strei tn. W. S. A J. M. TALROTT. [ lian 27 ', Wanted, ATEACHER, ;o take charge ol the Milli Cr? eh Academy, located nine miles South-1 least ot Columbia. An unmarried gentleman! ' preferred. To such a one, bringing satiafac I tory testimoni?is as regards character and j competency, the school would probably be . ?vorth fron! $600 to $700 per annum. For particulars, apply to J. O. LYRES, I .lan l!7 ; Hopkins Turn-out. S. <". For Sale or Rent. j -- A good Cotton and Corn PLANTA . SSB'l lON. situated! ight mili s ["romColumbia, I 2Coii thc Monticello Road. About 200 acres I cleared, a part of which is river bottom. On said place is a Dwelling and neel searv out? building*. Apply tu CHOMAS DAVIS. Ja?. 15*2 tim?'- Colombia, S. C. Planting Potatoes. i J ?)pr ISAKRFL? IRISH POTATOES, in ?Ino I ?C> ora?'-. EAKL't GOODRK M. Chili Reds Berty Re?-. . Harrison, I Pink Eyer, b'?if sale low for cash, L-? ian 18 EDWARD H O Ki". CARRIAGES. ANEW stock of ELEGANT LIGHT CAK-I RT AGE?> is just opened at tho corner of I ! Assembly and Lad) ptrcets, near the Post ! ? Oflico. All persons in any way interested arc j j invite d to call and examine some of the finest specimens ol design and workmanship that i can be produced. Th-so vehicle* have been bought right, and Will be sold low. Tho stylos , are tht very latest the 'quality unsurpassed, ' and i very effort will be made to afford l?st?nr? I satisfaction and pleasure to thoso extending j I their patronage o> the subscriber. I .lan '21 W. K. GREENFIELD. . j . -~ . - ? ~ " ? " I Murray & Lanman's ! Florida Water, ! Thv ut"-1 i ?'! 'lu ut ni und iuo>t ilrliglitttil ni* ?ill |H*i ? ' I iuu:<'-. '<-r uso MU tnt* iuiml- j kortrhii'l'. Ul llic ??iiliU. und j ni ino ii-itlt. i'm- ^:?:, ; t Druggists :uul iVi-turncra. Jan 27 Imo . I.IMKSTOIVK MMtlMiS FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL, j Spartanbnrg County, S. C.. Rev. W. CURTIS. LL.D, Principal. >HW THE scholastic duties of thc ; ?frl|^^ twenty-fifth year ci thit- popular j c^naBsa?Shistitation will le resumed on ^0?5k?f WEDNESDAY, Fehruury ic, [fe;o. | ^^?P It continues to invite t?o ?upport ????^ of ?td numerous friends uud the public. Beautifully situated, with abundant | room fe r all its exercises and unsurpassed in ? health, with but one vacation in (hu winter mouths of Dcoombrr to Fobruary, and pro-: vided * itb HU experii t eed and resident Facul-1 ty, it is r< ?urning the ear? r o' if:- lonni r pros? perity. Carriages will be seul ? .ir to l's j olen lie-1 pot of the Spartanbnrg and Union Railroad, for thos- winning to como to the institution. DR. CURTIS will leave Columbia on Thurs? day morning, February 17, from the National i Hotel. TERM - wac SI>M JN o;- Five MON'XH.H, PAYABI.K IN AnvANCE.-Tnitiou in Englihh and the Classics, regular course, $20.00. Music on tho Piano, $25 00. French, etc.. $20 00. Board, including Washing, Fuel and Lights, $63.60. j Each pupil is expected tn bring a pair of I sheets, pillow casca ?nd towels.^ _ _Jan 22 } Quaker liniment. THE SUREST PROTECTION againttt dis? ease is the timely use of a good remedy. I The great Family Liniment of tho age, for in I tern al and esternal use, combined in one med? icine. I Not since tho introduction ot modern Che-, j mistry and analytical research into tho hidden j mysteries of tho vegetable kingdom, has there j ! been discovered a chemical product of such j extraordinary curative powers as tho ''ljuakcr , Liniment;'' this justly celebrated medieir.fi was discovered and prepared by a Quaker Doc I tor, connected with tho naval service of the ! country, his practice was cont?ned lo those se I vere cast.'* which usually result from ?. sea i faring lifo. Rheumatisms, Acute and Chronic, j Colds, Coughs, Cramps, Chilblains, Fevers, j Neuralgia; indeed, all acute disorders requi ; ring prompt and energetic medicine. Tho I treatment of these complaints with the orui ? nary medicino of the day failed to make a cure I or relieve tho patient. Disappointed and mor ; titted at tho result, and stimulated by tho i promptings of a pure humanity for the suf I turing, as well as a professional pride, bo, . after nindi labor and study, compounded his great Liniment, called tho QUAKER LINI ?MENT. This medicine is remarkable for the i peculiar property it possesses in being an in? ' tornnl and external remedy at tho Mamo timo, and differs from all other medicines in its ac . tion in arresting disease. I It is taken internally for Colds, Coughs, : Consumption, Cramps, Fever and Ague, Head? ache, Asthma, Dysentery, Coli.-, Acid Stomach, ' Cholera, Cholera Morbus, SicL Stomach, Pai'is in the Stomach, Diarrhe a. It ie used externally for Sore Ihroat, Diph? theria, Swelling of the Glands of tho Neck, Head-echo, Neuralgia, Faoe-ache, Tooth-ache, Paine in the Back, on the Sido or in tho Heart, Stiff Neck, Lumbago, Rheumatism, it is espe? cially good; Faius in the Rones, or in tho Muscles or Joints, for Stings of Insects, imake Rites, Itching Humors ia tho Skin; for all these, and for more than we can enumerate, it is tho groat remedy. For sate, wholesale and r> tall, by FISHER A HEINITHH, Druggist*:, j Nov 25_t _ Colombia, ti. C For Sale. . 1 FINE BILLIARD TABLE, gf*.Miiaataaf Shame's make, slate bedding. WSNmBBmPnt r?blos are in good order, with lui ? Ti - Cues, Balls and Counters com? plete. Will be ?old vry lev. Apply to Jan H G. filF^o**. Hotkw. ALL Book Accounts ?nd Notes due E. A G. D. Hopo moat be paid by the finit of Feb? ruary next, or they will bo placed in the banda of a Maj ?at rat H or Attorney for collection. Jan 2?3_ j_EOWAKD HOPE. Pocket Diaries for 1979. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOSING. ?)f\ DIFFERENT sizea and price?. Miller's j-?KJ South Carolina Almanac. Also, Lon doa, Amorioun, Rural, Church and Pictorial Almanacs, f>>r 1870. For sale by Jan 0 _ _ BRYAN A. McCAKTER. O XL. .A. Jtt. EL'S "O.N.T." Spool Cotton is rm; HKST VOR HAND!MACHINE SEWING. ! FOR 9AXE BY ALI. VF1IOL.KSAI.K and IU:T\II, DRY GOODS DEALER8. IleelS tttnio Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. THF. undersigned mott respectfully Vgy\ inform? h:.s pat ron", and t'.io public in &?dfce;< ?era!, that he has received a well so luctad assortment of Quo Watchos, Jewelry and Clocks- ?mou'jsi them tho celebrated German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Walnut and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eyo-glanaea of every focus, to snit all eyes. Abovo-montionnd ! articles will ho sold at reasonable price?. All | work connected with this li?-,o will be executed in tho best workmanlike manner, and properlv warranted. V. W. \Y CH ll HAN, Plainstrn r, MI-,. Mr. Berry's Furniture Cooma. Oct 27 Large Assortment F Ladies' and Genf? fine GOLD WATCHES a ? I CHAINS, tor i-alo at [S A AC 8CLZBACHERS, Columbia Het?-1 Kc () O' O' O' Large Assortment : . A styles LadiPi' Hair BET.-, - m li'.?? : . rapt, at ISAAC SLLZBACHER'S, ( . lumbla HotH Row. Immense Stock aui:d Sil**or and Flated >>ares, selling h. r.p, a* ISAAC SI'LZBACHER'S, Columhia Hotel Kow. The FincFt Assortment labio and Pocket CC TEER Y in itu < itv, ? rr '.ne* d r ric e ISAAC SCI./.BACHE?:. Columbia Hotel Ro*. Large Assortment ? Ol i ii !.. /i and American CLOCKS. Also, a I siaall assortaient of (SI N'S, PISTOLS, A ifMCNITION, .Ve., Ac. at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S. | Jan '< Columbia Hotel Row. nus HAY. O. DIEB?KS ^-rra EES PEOTFC LLY informs his fr ?m~~<ni?? friends and customers that ho hus I |H romovod to his now establishment, i ^J|IH_for!arrb' Kinelcr'a building, on the tfe-?idllBBWcorner nf Riehsrdxon and Taylor streets, where he will constantly kenp on hand o carefully selected sssortment" or" GROCERIES. COFFEE, SUOAK, TEA. Hams, Stii'ar-enif-l S! lier?. t'V.'i'ation Bacon, Fe Hon Marlo t Bei \. Mackerel, Sivlmon. Horring and c . d' -.: . .Udo. ? I lour, Meal, Kief, etc. Canned Lobsters and ?? -L; nurdim r. etc. ! Raisins, Currants. Pruner, Canned Fruit?.; .lelli.'s and Pickles. His stock of Liquors and Wines1 ^^^^^^^^^^^V^^^^^^ Ch all . !* well-known brands, both WHOLEH4LK AXU KK1AIL. He will always ba?;* in hip New Stop a lull Bupply of Tobacco. SMOKING TOBACCO of Richmond, Ljuc;. bnrg and Baltimore manufactures, in half, quarter n:-rt one-eighth pound packages. HEGAF.s both home manufacture and im? ported. And CHEWING TOBACCO different qualities. Besides every article belonging a .".rsi class establishment. Grateful ior i ast favorr. and determined to leave no hone ruble moans untried to retain tho good will of all who Lave favored mc hitherto, ami who may hereafter favor mo with their custom, I v/i?l be happy to receive the kind patronage,both of my nhl friends and of thc public in general. ?. DIKRCKS. Jan 7 ?J -.>...>. ..->; ; I w v. > ... 3 THE Proprietors tako pleasure lu announc? ing tlus elegant ly-furnished Eatabhahrct ni row open for tho accommodation of guests. Thc tapio will alway? he supplied ^sith every lelieaey of tho season- both from tho Now t'ork and Charleston marketa, and no eff';rtB Aili bo spared to uivo perfect Butisiuotion. in very respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH i th" refectory every day from ll until 12L WM. GORMAN. ( PnorjtfKrof May::o H. H BATHWHOP. ( raorjufcroi.... Etiwan Fertilizer. AS AGENT for ibid valuable lYrtili/f?, -.ve are authorized to offer a premium of a half ton of Etiwan Ferti i/. r for tho best K -re qf COTTON raised in this District, with the use of said Fertilizer, and half ton? f satrtbfor best acre of CORN. Jan 28 RICHARD (TNKALE A SON. ALEX. Y. LEE, Art lilt? ? t, eivlliiml Hydraulic Ktiaint er. f~A EN ERAL Agent for the State of Sou'h Ca \T telina for Moule'ii FatenI EARTH CLO? SET. N-vio Thorburn s Garden Seeds. FRESH G AUDEN 3EF.D3 and ONION SETS, u> wy? ' Pt - find retail. Js-\ 1 ? FPWABD HOFF. Furniture Sale. BY JACOB LEVIN. TH tn MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell, bo foro my store, weather permitting, a rarloty ? f FURN l'l URE, conaieting of, BEDSTEADS. Cane Seat Chaire. Mahogany Hair Seat Chairs, Sora, Side Board, Tables, Dressing Bureaus, Piano, Washstands. Mat trasses, Extension Table, Crockery and a va? riety of Pictures, and many nseful articles. ALSO, A complete u?t for a Chamber of Oiled Wal . nut, handsomely carved, consisting of French Bedstead, Marble-top Dressing Bureau, Wash? stand, Contre Table, 5 Chairs and Towl Rack to match. Also, will bu exhibited for private sale, ono complete sot foi five Windows, Crimson DaV mask, and Maslin attached, Curtains. 1 dozen Blue Damask, complete, both of which once adorned thc parlors of two highly respectable citizens of this city. Feb 1 Sale of the Laurena Railroad. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COLUMBIA. January 26, 1870. rTIHE undersigned, having been appointed jL Receiver of the Laurens Railroad Com? pany, in the said State, and having duly qual? ified for said o ?lice, notice is hereby given .hat, pursuant to orders heretofore passed in tho Court ot Common Pleas for Laurens County, in thc said State, I will sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, the property of the said Laurena Railroad Company, de -cribed as follows: The Railroad of the said Company, running from Ncwberrv village to Laurens villo, including tho road-bed, right of way and lauds occupied by or belonging to the said Company, together with the several mpor strnetures and tracks thereon, and all rails and other materials used on the same, and all and singular the several bridges, viaducts culverts, fences, depot grounds and buildings thereon, station-houses, work-shops, enpinca, tenders, cars, tools, materials and mschmarv, equipments aud appurtenances of every kind, and all the stock subscribed for in the said Company, and all other property belonging, appertuiniu:; to, or in any manner connected with or forming a part of the said Laurens Railroad Company, and all franchises, rights and privileges of thc said Laurens Railroad Company, of, in, to, or concerning the same And upon such talc all equity of redemption in the said premises shall bc forever barred and absolutely foreclosed. Thc said sale shall tako place at thc State House, in tho city of Columbia, South Caro linn, at 12 o'clock, mtridian, on the 30th day of March, in tho present year, on tho follow - ing terms, that is to say, $-12 OOO cash, and th? residuo in six per cent, conpon bonds of tho State of Month Carolina at par, or in private bonds, payablo in ono, two and three years, bearing interest at thu rate of seven per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, with as? sured personal security and mortgage of th ? premises. GEORGE W. WATERMAN, Jan 27 Receiver Laurens R. H. Co. Valuable Mill and Manufacturing PTO . petty for Sale. ktvii: w >vc:u CAROLINA-IN TM?: COMM .? Px.FAS, L>:X?NOTO>*. Catherine Sawyer and other.?-, *?. Deherap Sawyer and others. 1>l'Kat ANT to thc order of the Court ;;i this cart-'. I V ill proceed to sell, before tho Court Hones of Lexington Count3\ within loga! hourr, on thc lirst MONDAY in February next, The LAND nod MILLS ot George Sawyer, deceased, ait aa te in Lexington County, on Cedar Creek, adjoining lands of James I). Joues. William Scofield, James Dunbar and others, and known on thc plat of W. E. Saw? yer, dated and tiled in this case February 5, lau'2, by I he luttera A and C, F and B. It will he sold in two parcels, Cedar Creek to bo tho line: tracts A and C to be ono parcel, contam? ine; 423 acrrs, more or loss, on the Weet sido of Cedar Creek; the other parcel, F and B, con - faining 1,818 acres, more or less, on the East sitio ot Codar Creek- -thc purchaser of each parcel to have equal mill privilege", respect? ively, und wit II tho full and free privilege of damming the said Cedar Creok, and using the water.- thereof for mill and manufacturing purposes. One-half acre for tho family burial ground, excepted on thc Western parcel. TECHS or SALI: -One-half cash; tho balanc i on a credit of one and two years, in e.jual in? stalments, to bear interest*from day of sale; tho purchase money to be secured by bond, with good personal security and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pav Vcr paper* and alampa. S. M. ROOT", S. L. C. LKXIXOTON I*. H., January 5, 1870. Jan 19 FOI Dill Yon can purchase a pair <.f Ladies' Kid Gloves, P. JACKSON'S. J usi received hy Krwress, ir-un New York, this day, or." groat SWITCHES, Tn which th1- attention of tho Ladies is in? vited. C. MT. JACKSON. Jan 29__ \_ Empire Shuttle Machine. WHY 18 IT TUB BEST! IT RUNSOVJsJP. Scams all right. It will take fifty stitches to the kinch finer than any other Ma? chino. It will sew hf av ter and thicker Goads than any other Machine. It nsen any and every kind of Thread. It sows Starched Goods aa well as UustaroherL It sew* thc uiosi d< lieait, thin, soft fabric with? out drawing, tl son* a Bias aeaffi as well an anv other W. I>. LOVE A, CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Nov 21 lino Sole Agents. For Pure Wiler, ma ^*Mam?K. fUiQ? ' itu? celebrated l'uniu, ^fXig?*^, n;>-b ?lMTUI ET entirely taittiest, r^T^I&b Li i ? iXc durable ?nd .elia- ?Hf "Ji^jfOZA &&20 t>io. e.u.i t. ii,? lS5lw*%?^?araHT ST frtHxl olduu>b!onod ^C?J^^sSjs. A. DM I IA f ooilen Pump, ami ^tfJ^ ^"fcV* A"? T* cost leas than halt the money. Pnally arnie, ol .o as to te, noo-fceezltj.; and In construction BU sitae!?', that any on? can put it up and keep it in repair. THE BEST ANO CMEAK1.SI ?UIMP -NOW MADE Oct it? ttt?mo. White Com. Cir\f \ W.-?HEL8 prime "o > itt ? ORN.for OVJW sale Jew fer CASH. J<n 8 Kl) WA UL* HOPE. Planting Potatoes. r.ARRFI.R Fink-Eye and Goodrich OU IT.ANTP?C. pi.? rATOES, Just receivM. andie--*''"- T.'-. w.Npw.