The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 21, 1870, Image 3

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?"> . '"' " Powifiniewi. LISBON, April 20. - Additional pnr ti ca? lare from Buenos Ayres have been re calved. The water flooded tbe greater part of tho city. Many men and horses were .drowned io.the streets. Many Bail? ors were drowued from wreaked ships. Xioss immense. PAJUS, April 20.-The strikers are oommenoing ia earnest. 1,500 foundry men and moulders struck to-day. Tho ' tailors have struck, and the house-paiut ors are ox pee ted to strike to-morrow. Bonbon ot, director of Bochef o rt's jour? nal, has been Bentenoed to B?X mouths' imprisonment and fined 4,000f. for tho publication, of a congratulatory address from the women of By rus to tho women of Lia Orozat. HAVANA, April 20.-Two Cubans wore arrested on their arrival from New Or? leans. The journals say that tho Cubans, no longer recognizing C?spedes, have offered the Presidency to fortune. General Yalmaseda issued two procla? mations, announcing tho entrance of the insurgent forces, commanded by Modesto Dins, in Bayamo district. After a fight at Canto Abago, the insurgents attacked, captured aud burnt Capitan?a Del Herno, after a severe engagement, during which thirty-five volunteers and forty insurgents are reported to have been killed. The Spanish wounded escaped miraculously. Six Spanish battalions are pursuing the insurgents, to prevent them 'from, entering Sierra. Auother body of iusnrgeuts aro operating this side of Canto.' Prom W*a li inti ton. WASHINGTON, April 20.-Yerg?r has been released, on $15,000 bail. The Georgia bill, as it passed tho So? nate, is, substantially, BB.follows: Geor gia shall be known as tho Third Military District. Tho present Governor is pro? visional. A new' Legislature shall be elected next fall, upon the organization of which; Georgia may be admitted to representation in Congress. Tho Presi? dent is authorized to suppress disorder, holding municipalities responsible for loss to persons py property. The bill forbidding tho organization of the Geor? gia militia is repealed, and now goes to tho House. The Democrats were silent on tho final vote. Tho nays were, Bore man, Chandler, Drake, Fenton, Flana? gan, Fowler, Hamilton, of Texas, Har? ris, Howard, Howell, McDonald, Mor? ton, Nye, Osborne, Ramsey, Revels, Rice, Spencer, Stewart, Su muer, Thayer, Trumbull, Williams, Wilsou and Yates 25. The voto shows a square defeat of the extremists, and, iu consequence, n defeat of Gov. Bullock, whose object is said to havo been to continue the present pliant Legislatura in office during his term. Au amendment, ordering an elec? tion next fall, for all elective officer? of the State, was withdrawn before reach? ing a vote. The bill passed at half-past 2 this morning. Tho Ohio Legislature is at the White House. . In the House, Sypher was scated, by a vote of 78 to 73. Farnsworth, who had voted no, said he had not cxamiucd tho report, but would follow tho report of the Committee. He voted nyc. Tv,o other doubtful men then voted aye, amid a storm of protests from tho Democratic side. Blaine aharply reproved Farns? worth for unparliamentary action, in making remarles while announcing his vote. Tho ayea and nays were progress? ing on a motion to reconsider the vote seating Sypher. Thero is a baro possi? bility of a reversal. A motiou to table the motion to reconsider, was lost-79 to 83. A motion to reconsider is now pro? gressing, which, if carried, will bring another vote on the direct question. The probabilities, at this mouiout, aro rather against Sypher. The voto to reconsider was ourried-85 to 79. Tho reporters' gallery now consider Sypher's chance very feeble. Tho House, by 95 to GS, voted that thero had been no valid election in tho first Louiaiana District. Thia voto was reconsidered, and a motion to reconsider was tabled, which finally disposed of thc claim of General Sypher to a seat in thc House. The Georgia bill, as amended by tho Senate, was referred to tho Bc construction Committee, with Beveral substitutes. Pending tho resolution to inform Warmouth of tho vacancy iu thc first Louisiana District, the House ad? journed. In the Senate, Gilbort introduced a bill for .steam mail service between Flo? rida and Cuba, lianes introduced a bill for the better organization of tho Dis? trict Court of Louisinua. It involves tho division of the State in two judicial districts. Adjourned. Tho Supremo Court adjourns on Satur? day, April 30ih. No arguments will be heard until the26th. Internal revenue receipts today $238,000. The Howard Corruption Investigating Committco heard evidenco regarding tho negotiation of tho Congregational Church. It appears that tho Howard University was first intended for a school, uuder the auspices of the Con? gregational Church, but Howard fur? nished necessary funds to build it, and raise it to a University under tho aus? pices of tho Freedmen's Bureau. It is slated that seven Senators have changed front on tho San Domingo trenty, and it is asserted that its early ratification is probable. DD ni cul lc fte iv?. SAUO, MAINE, AprilJ 20.-G reas tesl flood since 1842 prevails. Forty acres of logs, held by ono boom, which, breaking, will sweep bridges, mills nud many houses. Tho storm still continues, nnd tho river is rising. LOWEIJL, April 20.-Tho Merrimac is higher than siuco 1852. Many booms havo boon broken and much lumber lost. AiiiiANY, April 20.-Tho water has spread from tho Hudson to South Ferry streets. Tho ontiro lumber districts are flooded. ... BosrpK? April?O.^The House.^i? .de; feat tbe female suffrage voto-133 to 68. BicrHkoNb, April 20. ^Th? colored pec ple, to-day, celebrated th? ratification of tho fifteeotb amendment. There was great enthusiasm, speech making, ?to. After passing cwpgratulatory resolutions in' favor of Congress and to the memory of "Old John Biowu," the crowd dis? persed. ATLANTA, April 20.-The Legislature has adjourned until Monday, a member having stated that Gen. Terry was op? posed to any legislation while the Geor? gia bill was before Congress. in ?VA rv Ol AL AND COMMERCIAL.. NEW YORK, April 20-Noon.-Stocks firm. Money easv, at G. Exohango-long Oltf;short 'Gold Bonds 12. Tennessee's, ex-coupon, 50; new 54^; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 69J-.?; new 00; Louisiana's, old, 75%; uow 72]ti; levee G's 76?^; 8's 92^; Alabama 8's 0?&; 5's 80 asked;Georgia G's 85; 7's 93;North Caro? lina's, old, 4G%; new 22?^; South Caroli? na's, old, 90; new 87^'. Flour firm. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn unchanged. Pork steady-mess 27.G2)?. Lard quiet, at 15,^. Cotton firmer, at 23%; Orlenus 233?. Freights quiet. 7 P. M. - Money easy, at 5@G-sterl i?g O1^. Gold quiet and Bteady at 13,%. Government's firmer. Southern securi? ties active and higher iu Tennessee's. Cotton strong uud iu good demand with sides of 2,900 bales-uplands 23.%; Or? leans 23%. Flour unchanged. Wheat l(W;2c. better. Oom less active-new mixed Western 1.14(a) 1.15. Pork a shade firmer, at 27-}4\ Lard firmer-kettle 16 (o)16>?. Whiskey firmer, Rico firm Carolina 6@7. Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Molases dull. Freights dull. BALTIMORE, April 20.-Flour very firm, and low and medium grades higher Howard Street superfine 5.00@5.14. Wheat firm. Corn active-whito 1.13@ 1.14; yellow 1.14. Pork 29.00; shoul? ders 13. Lard 16J^@17. Whiskoy firm. CINCINNATI, April 20.-Com advuuciug and in good demand, at 88@89. Whis? key in good demand, at 1.00. Provis? ions firmer. Pork 20.50. Lard held nt 16. Shoulders 11^@12; clear sides 16>?. NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-Corn dull and lower. Bacon firm and unchanged. Lard-tierce easier, at lG@16>2t keg firmer, at 18>4'. Whiskey dull, at 90. Middling ootton 221^; sales 4,500 bales; receipts 740. MOBILE, April 20.-Cotton iu good domand and tending upward, at 21}.',(a. 21%; sales 1,400 bales; receipts 208. SAVANNAH, April 20.-Cotton in fair demand and prices advanced-middling 21.3?; sales 500 bales; receipts 1,009. ?U?TSTA, April 20.-Cotton market firmer and more active-sales 805 bales; receipts 174; middling firm, ut 25,'.i'. CHARLESTON, April 20.-Cotton firm middling 21?4'@22; sales 100 bales; re? ceipts 298; exports coastwise 498; stock 12,070. PARIS, April 20.-Tho Bourse opened quiet-rentes 74f. GOc. LONDON, April 20-Noon.-Consols 94,14'. Bonds 88>.i. LIVERPOOL, April 20-Noon.-Cotton quiet-uplands ll,1 J Orleausll^jC^lljo. LIVERPOOL, April 20-Evening.-Cot tan steady, with sales of 3,000 bales. THE PRESS RESOLUTIONS.-Wo have endorsed, says the Chesterfield Democrat, these resolutions ns a declaration of prin? ciples upon which the notion of our peo? plo should be based under tho existing state of affairs. Perhaps it is as well to say that instead of "accepting the situa? tion" we simply recognize it and yield to it. We do not desire to bo understood as endorsing tho measures by which "tho situation" was brought about, nor con? senting io its perpetuation, if by any means it can be avoided. But wo do mean to bo understood as advocating strict justice to every oue, a fair aud faithful administration of whatever laws wo have, an honest and economical go? vernment, and a decent respect for the rights of every mau subject to it. Upon this platform, we cannot see how any oue can refuse to stand, who really desires to remove the evils of tho present rule, and promoto the welfare of tho whole com? munity. Nor do wo seo how it can sub? ject its friends to tho charge of unfair? ness of any class of people. PASS HIM AROUND. J. W. Harris was expelled from Central Lodge No. 70 of F. and A. Masons for un masonic conduct, and is imposing upon the brethren. When last heard from was in Charlotts ville, Va. Said Harris sometimes signs his nnmo W. H. Harris. All papers friendly to the cause will publish him. E. G. WALKER, W. M. MONT A VALLO, ALA., March 23, 1870. "THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW"-WHO WROTE IT ? - The Louisville Courier-Journal seems to scttlo the question by authority. The authorship has been ascribed to a St. Louis lady who turned actress and perished in disgraco at New Orleans, while others have put tho laurel on the brow of ono Major William A. ll. Sig onruoy. Our Louisville contemporary says Henry Faxon is tho author, and it is no doubt correct. Woman-a mother-she cherishes and corrects us: a sister-sba consults aud counsels ns: a sweetheart-sho coquets us: a wife-she comforts and confides in us: without her, what would become of us ? Madame do Stael once said: "If I were mistress of fifty languages, I would think in tho deep German, converse in tho gay French, write in tho copious English, sing in tho majestic Spanish, deliver in tho noble Greek, and make lovo in the soft Italian." A Frenchman onco hired a room in Puris on condition that the servant would wako him up every morning nt daybreak, and toll him tho day of tho week, tho stato of tho weather, and nuder what form of government be was living. Miss-Govornmont- Womanhood suf? frage.-Judy. ., "One?.pf Dean Trench's sermons on tho subject, "What we can and cannot carry away when we die," com m en ces thus ap? positely: "Alexander the Great being j upon Iiis death-bed, commanded that when ho was carried forth to his grave his bands should not be wrapped, as was usual, in the cere-cloths, but should be left outside the bier, that all men might see them, and might see that they were empty." GENERAL DBE IN FLORIDA.-General R. E. Dee arrived at Jacksonville, Fla., on tho 13th inst., but stopped there ouly short time, not even landing from the steamer on which he was a passenger. Largo numbers of citizens, however, boarded tho steamer at tho wharf and pnid their respects to him. He has since returned to Savannah, Ga., en route for Virginia. It seems to us somo one wns inquiring, not loug siuce, about John Smith. Wo have found him. Ho is sentenced to be hung nt Louisville au the 3d of June, for the murder of Georgo Off. Ho took George Off, but bo can't got off himself, until the platform drops. Education-tho most valuable part of every man's education is that which he receives from himself, especially when tho energy of his character makes ample ameud for the want of more finished course of study. Mr. Solomon, desirous of extensively introducing tho "Old Carolina Bitters" it being a most excellent tonio as well as a pleasant beverage-keops an uru con stantly filled on bis counter, for tho cou venieuco of all persous desirous of test? ing their virtues before purchasing. This preparation has been extensively used hy some of tho principal families in the State, who guarauteo its purity and effi? cacy. In order that the merits of tho "Old Carolina Bitters" shall be fully tested, nnd every person bo beuefilted by them, Mr. Solomou will give it gratuitously to suoh persons in ill health as are una bio,; from indigent circumstances, to purcha.se them. "Just tho thing!" Such is tho excla? mation of tho Dyspeptics who uso SOLO? MONS' BITTERS. N21 Tho weak and emaciated mother says: "My health and strength is restored hy tho usc of" SOLOMONS'BITTE"". N21 "I am stroug aud healthy, yet to pre? serve my good condition," I uso SOLO? MON'S BITTERS. N21 "Ohl what au excellent Tonic," is the languige of the invalid who uses SOLO? MONS' BITTERS. N21 - ... - _? ?4> HOTEL AIUUVALS, April 20 '.Columbia Hotel - J O Deal, T F Brodie, W li ti van?, J Cliburn, W A Bradley, Charleston; E ll Hall, Orange burg; A Havcrutick, Gu; J A August. Balce ville; T A Ju Cutre, Mit-s Jeffers, Kielli and; ll C.ister, F Hopkins, Misa Hopkins, N Y; S Fair, Newberry; F W Connor, Cokeaburv; S Wiley, Spartanburg; H Mciver, Cheraw; W \V Had? lee. U ara Dlu?T; J H. Hudaon, Dennoltsvillc; A Molleo, Greenville. dickerson House.-.Taa Wilhelm, Ky; W F Passmore, H J Adams, Greenville; J F Bailey, Penn; Y Lambir, Mich; D McDonald, H J Oli? phant. La; W H Hartt, NY; PA .1 Eichelber? ger, Mrs NY Eichelberger, Mrs J Bryon, two children and servant, Edgeiield; Mra W L .torren, two aliases Berren, Ga; F F Phair, N C; L J Jones, J M Belgier, Newberry; B O Yoeuni, It Gill, Chester; ll J Andrews, S C; J M Martin, Tenn; a H Stevens, Ark. FOUNTAIN OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY.-Purify tho "blood" and enrich thu stream upon which lifo ebba and flows. Use HEINITRH'H QUERN'S DELIGHT. It enriches tho blood when thin and watory. Too many ueglect tho condition of tho blood, particularly among females. Poverty of blood is a common disease The chief symptoms aro "paleness," feeble pulso. Inns of appetite, indigestion, ilatulciico and irregularity of tho bowel?; low ?pirita, head? ache, nervousness, debility, with languor. Thcso points aro always found to bo connected with poor blood. Tho "QUEEN'S DELIGHT" is a life-exhilarating.elixir, and should bo used at this season. Get a bottle. For salu by Fisnun & UEINIT.SH. April 5 IVOSKOO.-Thc Norfolk Doily Journal, of December ll, 18G?), Bays: "This medicino is rapidly gaining confi? dence of tho people, and tho numerous testi? monials of ita virtuos, given by practitioners of medicino, leaves no doubt that it is a safe and reliable remedy for isiruaiTV OF Tns BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE, AC." The last Metical Journal contains an arti clo from Prof. lt. S. Newton, M. D., President of the B Medi-Collogo, city of Now York, that speaks in nigh terms of its curativo proper? ties, and gives a special recommendation of Koskoo to tho practitioners of mudiciiie. This is, wo boliove, the first instance whore such medicines have been officially endorsed by tho Faculty of any of the Medical Colleges, and reflects groat credit upon the skill of Dr Lawrence, its compounder, and also puts "Koskoo" in tho VAN of all other medicines of tho present day. F26 Wanted, ACOOK for a small family. Liberal wages and a comfortable homo given to an ap? proved applicant. Apoly at thia oflico. April 21 3 Fertilizers and Cotton Seed, PERU VI/. N GUANO, Wando Zoll's Raw Bono Raper Phosphate, Rhode's Bono Su? per Phosphate, Whaun's Bono Super Phos? phate, and Peeler St Dixon Cotton Heed, all for ealo by BLAKELY & GI11RES. April 21 G Fishing Tackle. JUST OPENED, a largo and well-selected stock of .Silk, Grass, Hair, Cotton and Flax 1.1NIOS. Alco, every HIZO of Limerick and Kirby HOOKS. Limerick Hooks on Gimp and Gut. Buel's Patent Fly Spoons and Trout Spinners, (Jork Floats, Dip Nets, and Multi? plying Reels. Attention is particularly called to Duel's Irifh Limerick Hook; also to a new kimi of Silk Line, the strongest and most elas? tic ever mado, for which 1 have the exclusivo sale in this city. E. POLLARD. April 21 Ulinfi The New State Code, INTERLEAVED and Hound, $2 BO. Paper Cover, not Interleaved, (1.00. Acts of Legislature, 18G'J -'70, ?1.00. Official copies of tho above for sale. Mail your orders to BRYAN Sc McCARTEK. March 30 Columbia, S. C. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. i FULL snpply of Frosh GARDEN SHEDS. V. For salo bv E. HOPE. Broom Corn Seed. FOR salo by March 2 LOWRANCE A pg. Fine Gold Watch Chains OF all the tatest styles, for Ladies and Gen? tlemen, for salo by WILLIAM GLAZE. Stylish Dress Goods Popular Prices!! '. o?s? ;? i \ *'* i ? i ? r{ . nr . \ . FRENCH Figured Piques, all colors, White Piques. Frenoh Figured Jackonets. French Percales. Printed Cambrics, Hair Cord Grenadiena, Oempirua, Arnania, Cb alli?s, Evening Bilka, French Lawns, French Poplins, Buff Linnen, for euits, Fancy Figured Liuuena, for auita. MSO, ALEXANDRE GENUINE KIO GLOVES. Gooda guaranteed aa low aa thc loweat. Hilvcr given in chango at XV. D. IA)vic dc co. s, April 20__ Main st rod. Gelebration of the Ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment* THE citizona of Richland and tho adjoining Counties. Societies, Military Companies and organizations in Rentrai, aro invited to meet at lOo'clnck, on THURSDAY MORNING next, tho 21at inat., at .Tanney's Hall, to form in procession, under direction ot tho Chief Marshal, and march over tho following route: Down Assembly to Lady; np Lady to Sumter; up Sumter to Laurel; up Laurel to Richard? son; dotvn Richardson to tho Stato Houno, whero addrepsea will barnado by tho Hon?. W. B. Nash, F. J. Moses, Jr., R. B. Elliott, ?. II. Chamberlain, and others. Tho celebration will be continued in the ovening; tho Torchlight Procession marching from J an nev's Hall at 8 o'clock; after which there will bo Fire Works at tho Stato Houno, and nddreaaes made hy the Hons. Reuben TomliiiBon, N. G. Parker. J. L. Nagle, and others. C. M. WILDER, April 201 Chm'n Com. Arrangement!?. Tax Notice. COLUMBIA, H. C., April 19, 1H70. THE County TreaBurcr will ho ready to ro ceivo tho Stato and County Taxes for the ?acal year ending September lat, 18(39, on Real and Peraonal Property, on and after Monday, tho 25th iuatant. j < i fl ice boura from 9 a. m., to 3 p. m. Lew for Stato purpoBca, 5 milla on evory $1.00 " County "' S,. " " 100 " School " il on evory taxable poll. J. W. DENNY, April 20 ll Richland County Treasurer. Notice. THE fast trotting Meeaenger Stallion DANVILLE will acaaon (in Riehland County, thia spring, at Agnew ft Co.'a Livery Stable, *in Columbia, whero he can bc accu; alBO. at V7. H. Dowdy's, on thc Wood ward plantation in the Fork, and alternately at tho above placea every niuo days. For par? ticulars apply nt tho above places. Danville took the first prize at onr laat State Fair for speod, and can ahow UH line colt a aa any in the State. April 1 lino To Owners and Agents of Sewing Ma? chines. THE CARPENTER RASTER AND GUIDING ATTACHMENT. A now and successful invention, lt can bo applied to ALL Hewing Machines. All Basting ia entirely done away with. No more thread wasted. With its uso a Machino becomes aelf-guiding. lt ia simple nnd durable, and no Operator ahonld bc- with? out it. Agenta wanted. For salo bv F. A. SCHNEIDER, April 20 GenU Ag't for South Carolina. Second-hand Billiard Tables FUlt SALK. j . ONE a eix pocket, and tho | other with no pockcta, with qpgffigg^fr lintis and Cues. AddroSP Kev \^mXmJLmf Dox 521, Charleston, S. C. April 20 1 To Tax-Payers. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, COLOMBIA, April 19,1870. ALL persona who ar?! in arrears for CITY TAXES, LICENSES, otc, are notified that Executions for the collection of thc same will ho placed in tho hands of tho Sheriff, if not paid before thc 1ST of MAY NEXT. April 20 10 J. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk. $6,000 Reward! WE will pay $5,000 for tho recovery of tho Currency, Gold and Dank B?IIB, atol?n from our Rank on tho night of Saturday, Kith inat., or ten per cent, upon tho vah?o of any portion thereof, ond $1,000 for evidence to con? vict the thievea. April 19 SCOTT. WILLIAMS ft CO. Croquet, TnE GAME for thia Seaaon. A large aa*ort ment, somo quite cheap; direct from tho manufacturera, for aalo at BRYAN A McCARTER'S April 20 Bookstore. Law Books on the New Code. ALSO, a Variety of NEW LAW ROOKS Acta of Legislature, Ac., for sale bv April20 BRYAN ft MoCARTER. Threshing Machines-Reaping Ma? chines, Horse Powers, ON band and for salo at manufacturer's priccH, adding iroight. April ll LOWRANCE & CO. Military Goods. IHAVE JUST RECEIVED a full Stock of I MILITARY GOODS, suited to all gradea of I Oflicora-both Field and Stall. April 10 lino WM. GLAZE. For Rent. A Largo and Comfortable HOUSE, on thc corner of Blanding and Picketts iUiLstrceifl. Inquire at thi* office. April 10 I For Sale. ! pr/^vrv BUSHELS COTTON SEED, ofsuPC OUl/ rior quality. For particulars, ?n quiroat KRAFT'S RAKERY, April 1 Main street Granite Mill-Stones, From Ike Cloud's Creak Quarries, Kdgvjlekl Cou lily, ti. (J. TUK above superior MJLL-STONES havn boon "weighed tn tho balance (iron) and not found wauling." Orders tilled nt abort notice. Address E. NV. MoLENNA, Mnreh 30 !|12il>*?!2 Leesville, S. C. BARNWELL & MONTEITH, A TTOIINEYS A T LA W AND SOLICITOUS IN EQUITY, PHACTICE in Richland, Fairfield, Lexing? ton and Newberry Count los. Ollice.a Court Houao Range, Columbia, S. C. NATHANIEL BA BK WELL. WA LTE lt K. MONTEITH. Jan ti tliM F 300 Barrels Flour. OR anio by March 2 LOWRANCE ft CO. Old Java Cottee. i)f\ MATS Old Government JAVA COFFEE, \ t for aalo at reduced pricca. E. HOPE Sweet Potato Blips, pr rv BUSHELS YAMS and other Slipa, in 0\J Uno order, for ?ale by E. HOPE. Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the South Carolina Railroad Compa? ny, and of the South-western Railroad Rank. CHARLESTON, 8. G.. February 10, 1870. PURSUANT to tho adjournment of tho An? nual Convention ot tho Stockholders on tho Otb. inat., a Special Meeting of the same will bo held on tho FIRST TUESDAY in May next, tho 3d day of that month, in tho Bank Hall in thin city, for tho purposes indicated in tho following resolution: "Resolved, That tho consolidation of tho Stock aa recommended in tho resolution pro? posed by tho President and Directors of tho Railroad Company, in their annual report, ho referred to a Committee of Three, to bo ap ! pom teil by tho Chair, to report on at a special | meeting to bo held in this city on the first Tuesday in May next; that a stock vote bo then taken thereon, and that immediate notico of tho said meeting bo given." Thc resolution recommended by tho Prcsi dont and Board of Directors of tho Railroad Company, ia aa follow?: " Resolred, That the Board of Directora bc authorized, at tho earliest day practicable, to consolidate tho half shares of tho Stock by issuing ono whole sharo for overy two half shares aa now represented on the stock book." As ordered at tho Annual Meeting on tho9th instant, the stockholders wilt bo passed over tho Road on tho abovo occabion, under the rule obsorved as to annual meetings, which is as follow?: "That every Stockholder who ahall have owned hts stock for three months previous to the general annual meeting of Stockholders, he permitted to pass on tho Road to and from said meeting freo of charge, and that every Stockholder who shall havo owned fivo or moro shares Tor throe months previoua to tho general annual meeting of Stockholders, bo permuted to paes on tho Road, to and from said meeting, with his immediate family, free of charge." J. R, EMERY, April 2 wfl Secretary. Invitation for Snbscription. A NEW CYCLOPEDIA. OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLE? SIASTICAL LITERATURE, BY Rev. John Mcclintock, D. D., and Jae. Strong, S. T. D., with Maps and numer ons Illustrations; to ho completed in about six or seven convenient volumes, Royal 8vo., of about 1,000 pages each. The third volume no?v ready for publication, exhausts tho letter G. Tho romaiuing volumes aro in rapid pro-1 ; gross, and wi'l appear at short intervals. This Cyclopedia is designed to bo a momo rial of Sacred Litoraturo, lor tho uso of Min intern, Students, General headers and Sunday School Libraries. Tue whole work will form tho most important and compact Library of Reference in tho English Language for the Stndontof the Biblo, in accuracy of scholar ship, comprehensiveness of plan and fullness of detail and illustration; far surpassing overy former work of tho kind over attempted in Europe or America. Price, per volume, Cloth, $5; Sheep, $6; Mo? rocco. $8. Published by Harper it xJrotbers, New York. Thc book for subscription is openod. Sub? scribers aro respectfully recpiestod to give their full names and accurate designation of place of residence, Post. Gillen, or Railroad Depot. All subscriptions will bo promptly despatched. Circular gratis. ADOLPH FEININGER, Agent in the State of South Carolina, office second story in tho Bank Building, next Mr. Stanley's Chiuawaro Establishment, Columbia. S. C. April 17 nith:l j THE 1'OLICY-HULDER'S Life and Tontine Assurance Company oi the South, 20 Broad street. Ohtrleston. S. C., HAVING deposited ?50.000 with tho Comp? troller-General for tho protection of its policy-holders, will issue tho usual forms ot Lifo and Endowment Policies. It ie the mont liberal Company to thc Assured in thc World! Thc Charter guarani ern to tho assured tho ooah Burreudtr valut of his policy alter one annual premium has been paid, except incase of fraud. It is thc onlv purely mutual Company in the South. It has no Stockholders. All surplus profits must bo divided among tho policy-holders. It is thoroughly conscreatice. Its investments are confined by charter to tho most .semi securities, and it is under man? agement of men of well-established ability and integrity. Perilous desiring any information will please communicate with anv of the oflicera. < WM. McBURNKV, President. 1 E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and Act. | GEO. E. BOGGX, Kec'v and Gen. Agt. 1 JOHN T. DARRY, U.V.. Med. Adviser. t March 29 il ? Cheap Dry Goods. SEW GOODS! \E\V GOODS ! ! Just Received., A I.Altin: STOCK Ol' WHITE GOODS. Prints at 8J., 10c. and 12\c. A No. 1 Long Cloth, at 6 yards for $1. April 17 c. V. JACKSON. LOST, FROM the possession of Mr. John Caldwell, FIVE BONDS of the Greonvillo anti Co? lumbia Railroad Company, FIRST MOUTHAOK, due March 1, 1804, each for t ho sum of $500, anti numbered respectively 1,228, 1,353, 1,433, 1,418,1,475, upon each of which interest waa paid to January 1. 1870, and so endorsed on the Bonds. Persons aro warned against pur? chasing said Bonds, as tho Company have been notified to withhold payment. O. D. MELTON, April lfiflhno Attorney for John Caldwe ll. Hoes, Steel and Iron. I QrVM DOZEN Brades CROWN HOES, as ! OUU Bol ted sizes. I 20,000 lbs. English PLOW STEEL, assorted I sizes. 1 50,000 lbs. Genuine SWEDES IRON, assort I cd sizes. ? Tho above aie ol direct importation hom ; Stockholm, Birmingham unil Sheffield, and ! aro, thorufbro, of superior qualities tn North? I om imitations. J. <v. T. R. AGNEW. Hoes! Hoes!! . "\7TTE ll!lV1' Htori' 250 d,Y/0U i)f Brade's I VV heavy Crown Steel HOES, Urado'a Light ! Steel Hoes and Riveted Eyes. Elwell's Picks I and Planters' Hots, manufactured near Bir ? mingham, England, for our trade, and paid i for with gold at HA to 12.] per cent, premium, I and wc confidently say wo aro prepared to suit tho market. LOWRANCE it CO. ? March 23 Watches and Jewelry Repaired i N tho best manner, hy llrst class workmen, 1 and warranted. ENGRAVING lit.clv executed. Doc 10 WILLIAM OLAZff. F Stack's Corn Whiskey. OR sale bv Mar/h 2 LOWRANCE A CO. ^.xio?lon Salee. Granite, Marble and Iron For Bale. STATE OF BOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DXFABTHENT, COLUMBIA. April 15,1870. LN conformity with a concurrent resolution of tlie two Houses of tho General Assembly, directing tho Governor "to have tho Capitol Qrounda cleared of tho rubbish and obstacles with which they are now encumbered, and to tlisposo of, by publio auction, such of the building materials, old iron, Ac, aa, upon proper examination, may bo deemed unavail? able for completing tho Ht ato Capitol," notico ia hereby given that on TUESDAY, May 2, at 10 o'clock a. m., will be sold, at tho Capitol Square, a large quantity of damaged Granito iud Marble, Old Iron, wrought and cast, Steel 3hiscls, &c, and other materials unavailable for completing tho St uto Capitol. TEBMS, cash on delivery, and tho material-i Lo bo removed as soon as practicable. JACOR LEVIN, Auctioneer. Bv order of tho Governor.. April IC 46 J. E. GREEN, Agent. 83r Charleston JfrpmVicnncopy fi times ced. Sherifi's Sale. Under order of Jndgo of Probate. IN pursuance of an ord. r made by William Dutson Wiffg, Judge of Probate for Rich laud County, I will Boll, on tho FIRST TUEB DAY in May next, at Mrs. K. G. Brevard'a mill place, about eight milca below Columbia, on tho Bluff Road, within the legal boura, All tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of the ca? tato of James Jackson, deceased, consisting of I Mule, 1 Wagon, lot of Plowa and Gear, Plan? tation Toola, Kitchen Furniture, lot of Crock Dry, Housohold Furniture, 1 Silver Watch and 1 Clock. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, April 10 mtb 8. It. Sheriff's Sale. Undor order of Judge of Probato. IN pursuance of an order made bj WilUam Dutson Wigg, Judgo of Probate for Rich? land County, 1 will soil, on tho FIRST TUES? DAY in May next, at the res ?deuce, of M. J. borley, in Richland County, abont ll miles ibo vu Columbia, within tho legal boura, All tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of tho estate >f James F. Corley, deceased, consisting of mc Mare, ono Mulo, ono Buggy and Harness, 3110 Cow and Calf, throe Heifers, . twelve head ?f Fowls, one Bed and Bedstead, one Pistol, [Colt's Repeater,) one Silver Watch, Lot Cooli? ng Utensils, ono Table, Lot of Crockery, ono jaddlo and a lot of Sundries. TermB cash. P. F. FRAZEE, April 10 mth_ ___. 8. Ii. C. Sheriff's Sale. Under order of Judge of Probate. Ez parte Mrs. Sophia Ewart TS. J. 8. Quignard et ni.-Petition for Dower, IN purauanco of an order made by the Hon? orable William Hutaon Wigg, Judge of Pr o - Dato for Richland County, I will 'sell, on the MUST MONDAY in May next, In front of tho 2ourt Houao, in Columbia, within the legal boura, All ?that LOT, or parcel of L VND, situated ju Richardson street, in tho city of Columbia, bounded on tho Noith by a lot formorly of Mrs. Black, but now of tho estate of James 8. Quignard, and measuring thereon 208 feet, moro or loaa; on tho East by an alley-way, measuring thereon 47 foot, moro, or lees; on he South by a lot of tho estate Of James 8. jtoignard, measuring thereon 208 feet, moro or ose, and on tho West by Richardson street. The above described property will bo Bold it thc riak of tho former purchaser. Tcrma caah. Purchaser to pay for stamps md papera. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. lt. O. April 12_:___tuth Sheriff's Sale. Under order of Judgo of Probate. Ex parle Jamea Hunter and Ellen Hunter. Petition for Sale, <?o. I IN purauanco of an order made by William Hutaon Wigg, Judgo of Probate for Rich? lind County, in tho above etated caso, I will iel I, on tho tl rot MONDAY in Mav next, in 'rout of the Court House, in Columbia, within .he legal boura, tho several Tracts of Land of vliicli tho lato Jacob Wyrick, died, possessed, ti/.: All that TRACT of LAND, aituato on Crano Drcek, in tho County of Richland, containing tix hundred and three (603) acres, and bound ul by landa of Captain Stack, F. A. Hoon, G. Jungian, W. Cook and Renton Smith. Thia ia mo of tho finest timbered taacts of land tn tho state. ALSO, All that Tract of Land, in Richland County, ?oiitainiug five hundred and eighty-seven 587) aerea, and hounded by lands of Dr. La Horde, Thomas Center, Mr. Tnrnipsecd and ithers. ALSO, All that Tract of Land, eituate in Fairfield jonnty, containing four hundred and seventy 'onr (474) acres, more or less; bounded by ands of ColonelD. D. Foniy and lands former y of Colonel Leitner and otbera. A largo por ion of thia Tract is in original oak and hieko .y forest. 'TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the ba? rnice on a credit of ono and two years. Pur :huaer to givo bond, with approved personal iceni i ty, and a mortgage of the premises sold, ind to pay for Btampa and papere. ftprillOmth P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. For Sale. LANDS or tho estate of R. N. Lewis, de? ceased, consisting of the following valua? do Tracta: A PLANTATION, containirg 218 acres, in lichland County, on the branches of Six Milo "reek, and bounded by lands of John Kinsler ind James Douglas. ALSO, A Tract of Land, in Richland County, tlvo niles from Columbia, containing about 735 icrca, on branch, waters of Crane Creek. ALSO, A valuable Tract, in tho County of Lexing on, oppoaito Columbia, known as tho Maver ek Tract, containing about 127 aerea; on it a >caatiful site for a residence, convenient to ho city. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland County, containing ibout 250 acres, and bounded by landa of Joel Martin and others. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland County, containing ibout 250 acres, on tho branches of Sandy Kim and Terrible, waters of tho Wxtereo [tiver; bounded by ianda of Thomas Miles and ithors. Apply to F. w. MCMASTER, attorney at Law, No. 5 Law Rango, Columbia. March ?ll_th*8 Ln the Court of Probate-lexington. Martini Pool and others M. Abram Pool.- Pe tltioil for Partition. THE Plaintiffs having thia day filed their petition in this oflicc in the above case, ignmst Abram Pool, who, it appears, resides jeyond tho limits of this State, and place of 'esidenco unknown; it is ordorcd that said de? er.dant do appear in person or by attorney, vit hin tho tinto prescribed by law, and tilo his mjectiona to tho proceedings in this case, or lia consent to the same will bo entered of .ecord. A. EFIRD, Judge of Probate, Lexington County. Office Judge of Probate, Lexington C. H., Ipril io. 1870. _APri! I*wiWH6,, BREAKFAST BACON. rvr\/^ POUNDS OF BACON STRIPS ?Jm\J\J\J and liiuaal Pieces, 5 casks Davis' bugar-Curod Hams, 25 bbla., half-bbla. uud kegs Leaf Lard, 300 Iba. Malton llama. For aale by Fob 20 EDWARD HOPE. Monntain Butter. i)"! KITS North Carolina MOUNTAIN BUT ?1 L TER f.-r salo low by tho packago. March 0 GEO. SYMMER8.