The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 05, 1870, Image 3

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AflUlra la E?ropo_An Armistice Con clwiled. Etu. Touus, November 8.-A despatch from Lafleohe, dated yesterday, says a balloon passed '.over the town, and dropped a copy of the Paris Journal Otficiel, of the Slat ultimo, containing the following in? telligence: "The Government hud issued a dooroo, declaring that tho children of all citizens, killed in war, will be adopted by the nation. Thiers had urrived in Paris. The Government, on the 30th ultimo, announced that Metz had capitu? lated. An immenso mc M ing was held in the evening nt the Hotel do Ville. The Mayors of the Departments of the Seine, Seine-ot-Oise, Seine-et-Mnrno and Oise, were present. Jules Favre made a patriotic address, and said the Govern? ment- was determined to carry on the' war to tho laot. The army would soou att^i^ tjjo besiegers aud break through their iiues, ana join hands with tho troops from the Provinces." LoNb?N, November 3.-General Gari? baldi, in on order of the day, reproaches tho Republicans for their failure to act Xor matnal defence. Switzerland, he GT.j?,' is kept, uowu by cash-boxes of the groat bankers. "With her lifted floger she might have kept Prim from Madrid, bal ?j she allowed him to slaughter the Spanish nation. Referring to tho United States,' Garibaldi says, one of Washing ton*?r?ff?ai family barely permits are pnbiwvU?J fling a word of sympathy to the braye descendants of LuFayette, who '.Hist proclaimed the emancipation of races. ''Classical land of liberty-home of tiie exile, wilt thou abandon, in this straggle, of giants, thy sister nation, who marched and will again march at the van of haman progresa?" l?e contiuues: "France is in ruins, because her army of braves was lod by the stupidity of ty? rants-but the nation ik there. It has risen as one man, and will make tho old Autocrat of Prussia repent his inhuman butchery." The order closes with an appeal to the soldiers, declariug that their courage is unquestionable, but they want calmuess and disciplino, so indis pesable in war. TOUBS, November 4.-Paris advices of the 2d state that there is complete tran? quility. Bodies of National Guard ap? pearing on the streets without orders, are disarmed and disbanded. Alphonse Geul writes from Marseilles, that, upon his refusal to act with Esqui ros, or resign, a pistol shot wounded him in the abdomen, but not seriously; hu will be about in a few days, but nuable to perform official duties until ho re? covers. BERLIN, November 4 -Tho official re? port of the capture of Dijou states that a great portion of the towu was burned. There were twenty-one Generals and eighty-one superior officers with Napo? leon at Wilheltnsboho on Wednesday. LONDON, November 4.-Au armistice has been concluded for twenty-live days. TOUKS, November 4.-Tho Journal Officiel publishes Paris advices to the 1st. The Paris Government has decided to accept an armistice. Floureus raised a riot, and the Hotel de Ville was in? vaded. The Committee of Public Safety proclaimed that the members of the Pro? visional Governmont would be detained several hours. A battulion of National Guard released Trochu, Arago and Ferry from the rioters about 8 o'clock. Thc riot was Anally suppressed at 3 o'clock in the moruiug. Tho following arc the exact words ol Garibaldi's order of the duy. Alluding to America: President Grant might, b? lifting his Anger, send Prim's soldiers ir. Cuba back to Madrid; but ho allows tin murder of tho entire population of Cubi -'Who are a part of the great Republic and;refu8es to fling a word of syrupathj to the brave descendants of La Fayette bot France has risen as ono man, ant will soon make tho old autocrat repen his having sought the butchery. French iron-cluds are cruisiug off Dori and the Tigre. Information of the conclusion of th* armistice has just been received by Roths childs. Great joy is manifested, ant hopes are entertained that an ultimab peace will result The Constituent A.s sernbly meets ou the 5th. MADRID, November 4.-Regarding thi candidature of Aosta, Admiral Tupet favors Montpensier; General Corcero favors Esparto; ho and other deputic would not vote for, or lend a sword to i foreigner. Marquis Santa Cruz said th Liberal Union party was undecided upoi the Italian candidature. LONDON, November 4.-Tho Natiout Guards and Guards Mobile at Bisauco refuse to fight under Garibaldi. Lat Paris advices represent tho riots as foi midable. The riot was by tho adverar rios of tho armistice, led by Led ru Ro lin, Hugo, Gustave Floreo and othc well known names. Paris will voto o Thursday, if the powers of the goveri mont of defence is maintained. Duriu the disturbances Trocha was threat enc by tho mob, and muskets and bayonet were pointed at him. The Paris joui nala urge the Government to take euergi tie measures. TOUBS, November 4 -Thiers was i Paris on tho 30th. Rei ville and Combi alono oppose tho proposed armistice On the 31st, all tho Government office! woro detained some hours by tho N tional Guards. Whoo order was reslo ed, it wau found that thu communis and opponents of tho urmisticc were tl authors of the trouble. Trochu has i sued a proclamation, showing tho a vautages of an armistico. On tho 1st November Paris was entirely tranquil. LONDON, November 4.-Tho army cor released at Metz aro besieging Thio ville. The bombardment is progressii vigorously. Kummen, with 30,000 hm wehr, ia still at Saarbruck. A writer iu tho Times says the seiz'i of Alsace, anti Lorano will propagate i ternational hatred, which is pregun with war, and implores Prussia, for t sake of tho world's peuce, to desist. I FLORENCE, November 4.-Tho electi lor a uow Parliament occurs on the 2C instant. * Parlament Assembles on the 6th of December. PEONE, November 4.-The Nationals and Mobiles were routed Tuesday, near Thara. The Swiss troops concentrated on the border to preserve neutrality. MADRID, November 5.-Prim had a long confercnco with members of tho mnjority in Cortes, regarding Aostn. After an interchange of views, Prim said ho would present the name of Monpen sier to the consideration of Cortes as the future ruler of Spain. Amit lier SteaniHlilp Dlaautcr, Etc. LAKE CITY, FLA., November 4.-The steamship Varuna, from New York |for Galveston, foundered at sea. Thesecond mato and four men only wero sored. Thirty-six cabin passengers were aboard -mostly prominent Texans. SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-Are port reached hore that Placido Yoga was assassinated nt Tepero. Mrs. Laura A. Fair shot A. P. Critten? den, (a reporter of tho Supreme Court of California,) through the lungs- pro? bably fatal. CHARLESTON, November 4.-Arrived Steamship Charleston, Now York. RALEIGH, November 4.-Wm. Stenson, colored, convicted of rape, was hung to? day. He confessed his crime and ex? pressed his willingness to die. WASHINGTON, November 4.-The com? manding officer at New Orleans is order? ed io employ troops, if necessary, to en forco tho Federal election lawH. Routwell writes that his department will co-operate with the Governors who have called a national immigration con? vention. Three important cases are sot for an early heariug nt the December term of the Supreme Court. Tho first involves tho constitutionality of tho cotton tax law. The second concerns the constitu? tionality of the confiscation acts. The third comes from Kentucky, uud involves the civil rights bill. Tho Secretary of tho Treasury issues instructions that the collection of the hospital tux of forty cents per mouth commenced in August last. Vessels sub? ject to taxation aro registerted vessels of the United States, and vessels enrolled lind licensed, and does uot^iuolude whal? ing vessels not engaged in the coasting trade of tho United Slates, or between the United States and foreign ports. NEW YORK, November 5.-Proceedings lgainst illegal registration are progress? ing. James Flemiug was committed for registering wheu disqualified by reason A serving in the Penitentiary. GALVESTON, November 5. - Business is suspended, flags are ut half-mast, and bells are tolling on account of the Va? rona disaster. Valuable Land for Sale. rOFFEN for sale 5,000 acres of LA NO, the most valuable portion ol the Doby ca?ate, ?ii West bank Wat er eu river, twenty miles .inst of Columbia; ten miles below Camden ; Ivo miles from Camden Branch Railroad: welvu miles (rom line ol' Kailroad from ?muter to Columbia. The river affords fine vat er transportation. The place is perfectly loatthy, willi tho finest water, and a number if thc best laborers in the County; ?oundell ty hindu of Mrs. English, and Blacks, and itliiTrt. 1,000 acres are river bottoms, the greater portion safe from ovor-llowa, willi a ivor front of nearly a mile, all cleared, except 100 acres of finely timbered oak lands, and Hider fenco, producing finely Cotton, Corn ind small grain, aud especially adapted lo tock raising; and a largo number ?if cattle eau tc kept fat all tho year without feeding, and caddy sold oil tho placo. Tho balance .1,000 acres) aro good pine lands, with a large i ropo rt icu of linc erek bottoms. On North .nd South Spear's Creek; on public road from Columbia to Camden, eightccu miles from ormcr place, thcro aro 200 acres good up and cleared and under feuuo, adjoining thc iver bottoms; balance heavily timbered with line. There is a fino rosi l.-r.ee conveniently ituatcd, and ampio accommodations for aborera. Will bo sold in a body or tracts to nit. For further particulars,'apply to E. C. >oiiY, Camden, or to Colonel McMA-TER, CO umbia, who will show plats of the lauda, 'ons MCCASKILL, near the place, will show lai ties tho lands. Nov 3 1 New Supply of Groceries! aOGSHEADSof BACON, C. lt. a^d ll. SIDES, Bulk BACON and SHOULDERS. O. DIERCKS. HAMS. Breakfast STRIPS, Sugar-Cured SH OU LD I'. RS. . ?. DIEHCKS. \TO. 1, 2, :l MACKEREL, Al Barre!? and half barrels and kits, Pickled SALMON. Dutch HERRING, G. DIEHCKS. COLOUR. L The best Western Brands at very low igures, In barrels, halves, ijuarters ?ind lghths of barrels. Heckcr'* Self-Raining FLOUR. G. DIERCKS. PICKLES, SARDINES, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS. SALMON. G. DIERCKS. (CONDENSED Milk, best quality, O Layer Raisins, French Chocolate, Boxes Soap, Axle Grease, Concentrated Lye. G. DIEHCKS*. FOREIGN and Domestic WINE8.LIQU0RS, ALES, Ac, of superior qualitv, Hold at nw ligures. G. DIERCKS. ?MOHINO TOBACCO, of various brands: j Durham, Virginity, Advance,Ac Domestic and Imported CIGARS. Oct 3(1 G. PIERCE'S. For Sale. A LARGE COTT/.GE, with fl Rooms f?fny and a Pantry, in a most desirable purl ??iLof the city, with kitchen, dry cellar and if lier out-houses and conveniences. Resides , front garden, with rare trees and shrubbery, t has u roomy yard and large garden, in I'hicli there is (?nile a number of fruit-bear ng trees, such as pears, peaches, apricots, igs and plums, with a tine arbor, tho whole vidtli of tho garden, with grapes of several randies. Terms moderate. Inquire nt the store of i. STENHOUSE, or at this ollice. If not sold M'foro tho lat of December, perhaps may rent o a good tenant. Oct 27 $18 FIRST IN MARKET. New Hulled Buckwheat. BARRELS just to hand. For sale low by GEORGE SYMMERS. G. DIEROKS INFORMS his friends and customers that he is prepared to furnish OYSTERS in all itv lee as he baa a superior cook. Oct no IO GOLUMMA, November 5.-Bales of cot? ton yesterday 145 bales-middling 14J-.? @ 14&0. NEW YORK, November 4-Noon. Flour steady. Wheat l@2o. better. Corn a shade better. Pork heavy, at 24.00. Cotton in fair demand and higher -uplands 17^; Orleans 17%; sales 2,500 bales. Freights firm. Stocks quiet. Money 5@6. Gold 10??. Ster hug-lou, 9H ; short, 9%. G2'B 8K 7 P. M.-Money 5(7ti?. Sterling quiet and firm, at 9)?@9??. Gold 10,3?@ 10J.?. Cotton closed quiet-uplands 17}?'. Flour-State and Western G.00? 5.25; Southern steadier-common to fuir extra 5.75@6.40. Wheat l(5}2c. higher. Corn closed dull-old 85(fj>88. Pork firmer, at 24?^. Lard dull-kettle i5}? @16. Whiskey firmer, at 90. Freights quiet. CINCINNATI, November 4.-Flour dull and uuohanged. Corn firm, at 50(0)52. Lard-new held nt 13; steum 14. Whis? key steady, at 85@86. LOUISVILLE, November 4.-Bagging active. Hemp 28. Flax 29. Floor dull-extra fumily 5.50. Grain quiet and unchanged. Pork held at 21.00. Shoulders 14,'i. Lard IC Whiskey 86?87. GALVESTON, November 4.-Cotton sales of to-dny 350 boles; of the week 1,600. NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Cotton very active and excited-accurate quo? tations cannot he given-middlings 161.,; sales 550 bales; receipts 4,810; stock 74,419. MOBILE, November 4.-Cotton firm middlings 15*?(3)15%; receipts of the week 13,107; receipts to-day 1,571; sales to-day 1,500; stock ou hand 31,633. SAVANNAH, November 5.-Salea of cotton 2,000 hales; receipts 3,790; stock 69,773. ACOUSTA, November 4.-Cotton buo yant and firm, at 15.*8(?,15j.|, sales 1,846 hales; receipts 1,490; sales of the week S,95l); receipts 9,000; stocks 5,000. CHARLESTON, November 4.-Cotton active and firmer-middlings 15%@16; sales 600 hales; receipts 2,034; stock 22,582; receipts of tho week 14,463; sales of the week 3,700. LONDON, November 4-Noon.-Con? sols 93.'j. Bonds 89.'.;. LIVERPOOL, November 4-Noon. Cotton opens active-uplands 9';i'; Or? leans 9!.;@95j?'; ?ales of the week 110, 000; exports 25,000; speculation 11,000; stock 463,000, of which American is 64,000; receipts 48,000, of which Ameri? can is 22,000. LiVEnvooL, November 4-Evening. Cotton buoyant-uplands Orleans \)\ ; sales IS,000 bales. Dissolution of Partnership. rn I IK haw Firm of TALLEY, BACH MAN A X WATJES is this (hiv dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr. TALLEY will continue the practice.it his present Olilca, No. 1 Law Range. Messrs. BACH MAN A W ATI ES continue in the profession as partners, and hive returned to their former Ottiee, No. 1 Law Rango. W. ll. TALLEY, \V. K. BACH MAN, November 1, 1870. JOHN NV ATI ES. Nov 1 Administrator 's Notice. ALL persons having demands against tim Estate of DAVID IL ADAMS, deceased. Will present them, properly attested, to the undersigned; and those indebted to thc said [?state, aro requested to mako immediate uavment to JOHN 1*. ADAMS, Adm'r. HOI-SKINS' T. O., October 31, 1870. Nov :l }13 For Sale IOFFElt at privato salo mv PINE BLUFF PLANTATION, on tho Bluff Road, two iud three quarter miles from Gadsden Depot, >n tho South Carolina Railroad, until thc tirst Monday in November; if not disposed of at .ha! limo, it will bo sold at public sale, in Columbia. Persons wishing a valuable upland and I wa nip place united, will Hud themselves uiited. For particulars, apply to mo, on the jlaco, by letter, addressed to '"Hopkiu's dim-Out, Richland County." Seiit it {Kl ISAAC T. WESTON. Notice. THE members ot the South Carolina Club arc requested to meet at Columbia, 10th November, 1870. Applications for niember ddp must be sent to WADE MANNINO, Treasurer, at Columbia, S. C. R. E. ELLISON, Ju., Oct 1 1 Secretary S. C. Club. For Sale, A GREAT VARIETY OF GERANIUM CUTTINGS au.I other handsome green j house plants, for salo very low, by O. ADAIR, Sept 13 Winn At tho Asylum. To Invalids-Beet. Extract Meat. LIEBIG'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF MEAT of perlect flavor and purity. I'crsous suffering from weak digestion, in? valids requiring strengthening diet, aged per lons, children, infants after being weaned, ind ladies after confinement, will lind this ex ract, properly preparad, highly beneficial. Delicious Soup made of it at 2 cents a pint. Beef Tea at 3 cents a pint. Gruel of Sago, Rico. Tapioca, at little cost. ALSO, Just received, another lot of Sea Moss Fa? rine, Pungent Mustard, for tho table, Pure Ground Black Pepper. For sile at Oct 2K i H El NITS H'S Drug Store. C. F, JACKSON [S now prepared to exhibit to the ladies a handsome assortment of CLOAKS, SHAWLS, ARABS, AM? Bocioixi.r??-, )l the latest styles. ALSO, VELVETEEN FOR CLOAKS, [ll BLACK, ROYAL PURPLE and WHITE. AND F R I X G K TRI M MIN G . Oct 10 Notice. ?AHE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK would call tho attention of the public to the fact hattliey are transacting a GENERAL BANK? ING BUSINESS, and extend tho usual accom nodations to business men and others, who 'avor them with thoir neonnts. Oct 23 A, G. BRBNI/?P.R. Cashier. otrruTiEfl IN CHABIIESTON, S. 0-Corrected, November 4, 1870, by A.C.KAUFMAN Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street. Hames of Securities. Rate In. Of 'tl Asked. STATE SECURITIES. North Carolina, old_ G - 48 N. Carolina, now. G .... 27 South Carolina, old_ 6 _ 80 S. Carolina, new. G - G8 S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. G .- 08 Georgia, old. 7 - 91 Georgia, new. 7 .... 93 Georgia. 6 - 88 Tennessee, old. G .... GO Tennessee, new. G - 58 Alabama . 8 _ 98 Alabama. 5 _ 73 crrr SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga.,bonds_ 8 _ 8G Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 _ 78 ! Charleston stock. 6 .... 50 Charl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 66 j Columbi?, S. C., bonds G _ o? j Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 _ 70 ! Muoon, Ga., bonds.... 7 _ 78 Memphis, Tenn., b'nds endorsed... 6 45' - " uuendors'd.. 6 43 - Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 _ 86 Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 75 Wilmington, N. C. 6 .... 72J^ RAILROAD RONDS. Atlantic and Gulf. 7 _ 80 B. li. li., 1st mortgago 7 _ 60 Central Georg'o. 7 .... 90 Charleston aud Suvan.. 6 .... CO Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 85 Cherawand Darlington 7 .... 82 Georgia Railroad. 7 _ 98 Green, it Col., 1st mor. 7 .... 85 Green, it C., State gunr 7 .... 65 Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 86 North-Eastern past duo 7 .... 87 North-Eastern, new_ 8 _ 72 Suv. it Char., 1st mort. 7 _ 78 Sav. & Char., State gua 7 .... 69 South Carolina. 7 _ 73 South Carolina. 6 _ 69 Spartauburgaud Union 7 .. . 55 RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic aud Gulf.100 _ 35 Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 116 Charlotte, Col. & Au; .100 _ 40 Georgia. 100 _ 102 Green, and Col. R. R. 20 _ 2".i Macou and Western... 100 _ 106 Memphis it Charleston. 25 .... 9 North-eastern. 50 .... 13 Savannah & Charleston 100 _ 31 So. Ca., whole shares.. 100 .... ll So. Ca., half shares. .. 125 .... -ll RANK STOCKS. fPoop's N. B'k Charl'ii, capital $500,000. 100 _ 10S list Nat. Bank Charl'ii capital $400,000. 100 nom _ ?S. C. Loan it Trust Co 100 100 _ Caro. Nat. Bank, Cul'u. Bank of Charleston_ 100 _ 22 Union Bank S. C. 50 _ G}/, Pennie's Bank Sn. Ca. . 25 _ 5 Plan, it Me. Bank S. C. 25 _ 2}j Bank of Newberry. 25 .... 3 Bunk of Camden. 50 . Others worthless. .MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Char. M. & M. Co. Wando M. Sc M. Co... Charleston Gas Co.... Charl'n City II. ll. stock Orangeville Mau. Co. . . G. it C. R. cert, iudeb. S. C. lt. cert, indebt's. N. E. ll. lt., cert, indebt City Charleston cor. in. City of Memphis coup. N. E. ll. R. pref, stock S. itU. R. past due conp S. it C. ll. past due coup EXCHANGE, ETC. New York sight. Gold . Silver. 100 100 25 50 100 90 50 nom nom 21 511.. 85 60 par 55 par S. Ci RANK RILLS. *Bunk of Charleston. "Bank of Newberry. Bank of Camden. Bank Georgetown. Bank of S. C. Bank of Chester. bank of Hamburg. Bank of thc State of S. C., prior to '61. " issue '61 and '62 . ?Pl. it Mee. Bank Char'u . "People's Bank Charl'n . .Union BaukCharles'u . ?3. W. ll. R. Bank, old . *tt.W. It. It. Bank, new . State Bank, Charleston . Farmers' E? B'k Char. . Exchange Bank, Coluui . rJom'l Bank, of Colum . Merck. Bank of Cheraw . (Planter's Bank Fairfield . S. C..bills receivable. .. . Charleston chango bills.. 35 50 00 '..off par "HO 113 .103 ... 35 6 10 ll 0 48 35 6 6 00 05 fLess Stock dividend of 20 per cent iud cash dividend of 6 per cout. jLess cash dividend of 6 per cent. {Less cash dividend of 6 per cent. JCrjy Bills marked thus (*) aro bein redeemed at the bank counters of each C. D. EBERHARDT, Washington street, near Main, BEOS to infm m his patrons and citizens generally that he has received the latest PATTERNS for gentlemen's fall and whiter garments. He has also a beaut i nl assortment of GOODS, of vari: ?serados, II the WAV of CLOTHS, CA SSI M EU KS and NESTINGS, which will be made up at ?hort lotiee, in the ven beat manner. H.-is Anent foi- the .ETNA HEWING M\ 3II1NE, which i* lu use by several families in his eily, and who express themselves highly ; rat i tied nt its operation, nadies and hoada ii families gonerally ar? invited to call and iee. Oct 10 For Sale, ry f*l\f\ ACHES of LAND in Barnwell, <J,\j\f\9 on tho Edisto. 750 AO lt ES in Ive rah aw-in lota to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tho ?itv-$3.000. Apply to JOHN 1JAUSKETT, 'Attoruev at Law and Heal Estate Agent. Sept ii? " l.v Desirable Fam?y Residence, with every Con? venience Required. BY JACOB LEVIN On MONDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 o'clock, boforo tho Court House, I will ecll, That woll-known family RESIDENCE, re? cently occupied by Dr. A. G. Mackey, cor? ner of Curv?is and Barnwell streets. This building contains eight rooms, bosidoB baso mont, with all necessary out-buildings. Tho Lot mensures ono acre, and Oro garden spot. TEnMB-Cash. Purchaser to pay for paporB and stamps. Nov 1 %i Desirable Radding Lots on main street. BY JACOB LEVIN. I ON MONDAY next, 7th instant, I will sell, at tho Court House, at 10 o'clock. That desirable vacant LOT, situated on tho WCBI sido of Main street, measuring 25 feel front by 208; bounded East by Main street; North by tho alloy leading from Main to Assembly street; Weat by lot on which tho Post Offico ia located, and South bv lot o? T. K. Etter. ALSO, That vacant LOT, on Main street, near tho above, measuring 25 feet front by 208; bound? ed East by Richardsou street; North by T. K. Etter; West by J. and S. Leaphart, and South by same. Tho above wl'l ho positively ?OIC!. Torma cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Nov 1 14 For Sale-By Assignee in Bankruptcy Lanrens Railroad. District Court of the United States, Sou!h Caro? lina District-In the matter of the Laurens Railroad Company, Sanktupt-In Dank rnnicy. By order of non. G. S.Bryan, District Judge of the United States, for South Carolina District, I will Bell at public outcry, in the city of Columbia, South Carolina, at 12 o'clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th day of December, 1870, freo from all liens and incumbrancos, all equity of redemption being forever barred and absolutely fore? closed, tho following property, viz: TUE TRACK aud ROAD-BED. BRIDGES, CULVERTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, WATER TANKS, and STATION-HOUSES, all tho LO? COMOTIVE CARS and MACHINERY, and all and singular tho property and assets, real and personal, of every description whatsoever, of I tho LAURENS RAILROAD COMPANY, and all tho rights, privileges, franchises and caHC nients lawfully held, used or enjoyed by tho said Laurens Railrond Company, on tho fol? lowing t.rrms, viz: ?12.U0O to bo paid in cash; and the residuo in bonds of tho purchaser, payable in ono, two and tinco years, with in? terest at seven per cont, per annum; payable semi-annually and secured by a mortgage of | the premises sold; Provided, however, that the purchaser shall have leavo to pay tho whole bid in cash, if ho prefers to do BU. JAMES M. BAXTER, Assignee of Laurena Railroad Company. N. B. Tho Laurens Railroad is thirty-three niilcH in length, running from Laurcnsvillo, S. C., through a very productive cotton ro gion, and donsely populated country, and con? necting at Newberry with tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, Any information respect-1 ing the pioporty enerad for salo above, will be gladlv furnished on application to JAMES M. BAXTER, Assignee, Nov 1 taft! Newberry. X. C. Sale of Lexington Lands. UNDER and by virtue of authority on me conferred by tho will of tho late Henry Geiger, 1 will ofter for anio, at public auction", at Lexington Court House, on tho first MON? DAY in December next, the following described Parcels and Tracts of LAND, bolong in g to the catate of the said Henry J. Geiger: Tho Tract known'aa ilie homestead of the elder, Abram Geiger, hus buen divided into uvo parcels, and will bc sold aa follows: No. 1.-The North-west portion of said Tract, known as the residence and home-place of the late Henry J. Geiger, containing three hundred und eighty-three aerea; bounded on South and F.as-t by Noa.2 and 1 of Hame estate and on North and West hy hinds ot /.inker, B and R. Sharpe. No. 2 -The North-east portion of same Tract, containing three hundred and eighteen acre?, adjoining and bounded by Good wy n's Mill Tract and Necce'a land, on North and East, and by Nos. 1 and ll on West and South A small lot has been set otT and reserved far a School House or Church. No. ?1.- Tho South-east portion of same Tract, ly ing on both silica of tho Blackville Road, containing three hundred acres, ad joining Nos. 2 and 1 on North and West, and lands of Spins and Richter on East and South. No. t.-The South-west portion of samo Tract, containing three hundred and thirty five aero?, lying on the blackville Road, and bounded hy Gisscndaiuer on South and West and by Nos. 1 and :l on North and Kant. No..*?.-Tho Patrick Trae', containing forty seven acres, adjoining and lying Weat of Nos 1 and I, and bounded bylands of Gisitndamer Arthur and Sharpe. Tho above Tract lies on thc head ?utera of First Creek, waters of Cungaroo River. No. fi.-The Tract known as thc. "Michael Wise," or "Old Wiso" place, containing tw hundred and forty-nino acres. lying on tin head waters of Cedar ('reek and Bull Swamp un both sides of tho road from Oraugoburg lo Lexington, mid bounded hy lands of Coleman, Hutto, Sharpe and others. No. 7.-Tho "John Sigh tier" Tract, contain? ing four hundred and eighteen acres, lying between tho head of Sundy Run and Big Bull Swamp, and adjoining landa of Herbert Spires, Richter, Dominick and Mrs. Smith. No. 8.-Tho "George Mightier," or "Slglitler Homestead" Tract, lying on thc head waters >f Savannah Hunt Creek, waters of Congnreo Uiver, und unjoining hinds of H. H. Geiger, G. Kaigler, J. L. Sightler und others. l'hia Tract leis been divided, and will bc ?old a? follows: 1. Tho Eastern half, containing four hun ired and forty acres, which embraces the re lidnnco and settlement, (of thii?, one aero has jeen set off and reserved as a grave-yard.) 2. Tho Western half, containing throo bun bod and thirty-two acres. All of tho abovo Tracts have been recently inrveyod and divided hy James H. Taylor. Surveyor, and plata made of tho same, which :an be inspected at tho nflicoof Measra. Talley, Uachman A Waties, al Columbia, until day of talo. They will be sold in thc order in which they ire numbered, and on tho following TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two anil breo years, secured by bond and mortgage ot j he purchaser, bearing interest from day ol tale. Purchasers to pay for papers and dumps. ALEXANDER GEIGER, Qualified Executor of Henrv J. Geiger, dc ioasod. Ort 21] s('._ Public Sale. [WILL sell at Edgeliehl Court Home, on,, thc lire! MONDAY in December next, at ? 1 niblio out-cry, all the real estate ot M. ?"ruzier, deeeaMfd, lying within,and adjoining, he incorporate limits of F.<lg< held village, to l it : Tho Homestead Tract, containing fin ly? me acres of land, more or lesa. Ttie Trai t known aa the ('rune Tract, con ainilig thirty-seven acres, moro or less. Thc Tract kfiown as tho Farm, containing our hundred acres, more or less, which said rael will lie divided ii.to two tracts, plata of rhich will ho exhibited on day of s'lo. The Stoic-house, (urntcriy occupied hy 'ritzier ?V. Sanders. Tlie Ulick Cilice, adjoining law office of laj. John E. Bacon, in rear ol' the store ouse described above. Thc Store-house adjoining ?tore of 1!. C lr; an. Thc brick House and four acres of land, hunted on Reaver Dam Creek, adjoining iuds el Lucretia Patterson and others. -I'.- ' " ' The Briet Black-smith's Shop, in rear of B. 8. Tompkins' residence, and ?tore-hontea o Dr. D. C. Tompkins, and othera. The Homestead Tract, situated In one of the most desirable part? of tba Tillage, is in a high state of cultivation and improvement, with all tho necessary buildings to make it one of tho moat desirable placea in the County. Tho Tract known aa tho Farm, situated within two .nil< a of the village, adjoning lands of J. A. Dosier and othera, is also in a high stato of cultivation and improvement, with all tbe buildinga nccoesary for farming pur posos. The above-nion Honed Storo-houeeB. Shcps, and other village property, are in good repair, and situated in tho most busineBB portions of tho village. ALSO. I will also sell on the noxt day, (TUESDAY, Gtb,) at tho rcBidenco of M. Frazier, deceased, all tho personal property, to wit: Houaonold Furniture, Kitchen Utonsils, Farming Implements, Stock, Cattle, Carriages, Buggy, Ac. 49* Terms made known on day of nate. ALSO. i . j ...... I will also sell on THURSDAY, l&h Decem? ber, at public outcry, at the Island Ferd, that productivo and valuable plantation known a? tho Island Ford, containing fifteen hundred, and fifty-five acres, more or loss, situated in Edgcficld und Abbeville counties, On the I banks of 8aluda River, six miles from Ninety Six, and one from the Oreen ville Railroad, adjoining landa of J. H. Brooks, Led Hill and others. Said plantation will be divided into three tracts, plats of each of which will bc exhibited on day of aale. ALSO, . . I will also, on the aame day, sell all the pr rao nal property, te wit: Hornes, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Wagons aud Harness, Farming Implements, Ono Largo Iron Safe, Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Toas, Cotton Seed, Ac. Oct 21 ta W. H. FRAZIER. Executor. Administrator's Sale. MWILL bc sold, on Sale-day in J3o-g___.' comber next, before the CourtSBr Houso door, in Greenville, a tractSE of LAND, containing 100 acres, moro or leas, situated at Cross Roads, three and-a-half miles from thc citv. On tho place are a com? fortable DWELLING HOUSE and Out-build ings, good Orchard, fioo Water, etc. ALSO, A valuable LOT, situated in the fork of Pendleton and Augusta streets, and opposite Messrs. Williams a Whitmire's atore. ALSO, On Tuesday after sale-day, at Williamston, a LOT in tho town of Williamaton, Anderson County. ALSO, A halt interest in a LOT adjoining above. ALSO, On Wednesday, 7th November, a tract of LAND, in Pickena County, near the Trap, containing-aeren, moro or lesB. Terms to bo m ado known on day of salo. Oct 22 s7 J. H. DEAN, Adm'tor. South Carolina-Richland County. D. C. PE1XOTTO A SON. AUCTIONEERS. Mrs. Mary S. P. Gibbea, Mrs. Anna M. Guign ard, et ul., t*.t. James S. Guignard, aa Ad? ministrator, et al. IN pursuance of tho decretal orJer pasaed by bis Honor Judge John T. Green, on tho 1st day of July, 1870, I will aell the fol? lowing BEAL ESTATE in the city of Colum? bia, belonging to tho estate of the late James H. Guignard, Senior, on tho FIRST MONDAY in November next: 1. Tho LOTS fronting on Richardson street - feet, cornering on Plain street, and running back (East) 208 feet to the alley-way to the Court Honan square; bounded on tho South by lota recently sold aa property of Dr. R. W. Gibbes, Sr., deceased. Thia property.is con aidcrod aa among the moat desirable and eli? gible tites for atorcB in tho city. It will ba sub-divided, and proper plats prepared, which can Ix; inspected at tho ofiico of the under? signed in Columbia. 2. Tho well known and valuable Plantation on cull's Creek, about 7 milea from Columbia, containing 1.152 aerea, more or leas; bounded on tl ie. East bylands of the estate of 0. R. Bryco, deceased, and G. R. Starling, aird landa of Dr. A. Wallace; South by tho *\Dig Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creek If desired, will bc Bold in parcele. 3. Tho Squaro ot four acres in Columbia, upon which the Mansion limite of the late Jas. S. Guignard, Sr., stood, surrounded by a substantial brick wall; bounded on the North by Gervais street; East by Bull street; South by Senate street, and West on Marion street. This Square will probably bo divided into hall acre lota. Tho entiro property ia sold free from all claim for dower, and tbe purchaser takea in? disputable titles. THUMS OF SALE-One-third caeh, remainder payable in one and two years in equal instal? ments, with interest from dato of aale pay? able annually, and secured by bond and mort? gage; purchaser to insure and assign the policy to tho undersigned. Purchaser to pay Tor pant r.i, stamps, Ac. D. B. DESAUSSURE, Oct 8 % Special Referee. i'or Sale, TAMT THAT Valuable Traci' ol "LAND", lying SB1*" tl'? Barham ville "Road and tko Char -JrCiotte Railroad, about lj-miles from the :ity of Columbia,containing twenty-one acres, nore or leas, and having oii ita beautiful site or a. country residence, a moat excellent iprrng of water, and accommodations for five . r six banda; it is about two-thirds cleared md is most admirably situated'and watered ur a vegetable or "truck" garden, lying bo ween the two branches whiob lorms the dream Hy wing through Dr. Parker's placo, md composed partly of tho same' soil on Vilich Dr. Parker raised over 200 bushels of .oru to the acre. Possession given 1st Janna? 's- next. For further particulars, apply at this tfiiccvor lo L. R. BECKWITH, Oe? arno Orangoburg, 8. C. For Sale. WILL be offered for salo, on SALE DAY in December next, that GRAIN and ?OTTON PLANTATION in Abbeville County, lear Calhoun's Milla, on Calhoun's Creek containing 1,(100 aerea, moro or lesa, bounded ty hinds of estate nf James Taggart, Mrs. Mitherine. Alston, John Link, and others. I hu improvements aro good, there are ac omtnodationa for twenty-five or thirty labor ra and fences in good repair. Almost 250 or DH acron aro creek bottom land, and almost 0U aerea timbered. The placo can bo troated fur privately, an.l .ith it will bo sold, if desired, MULES. IO USES. STOCK. COHN, ?vc. If not sold, it will bo rented. Apply to Wai. I. I'AIIKUK, at Abbeville Court House. Oct Iii $20 E. L. . AREER. Hardy Solomon & Co., a.WING entered into thu mannf&otnrc of BUICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, nd purchased ol Messrs. Wright & Vinn, one f their now patent Brick M aub ines, capable t tinning ont lrom -10,000 to (>),('UU bricks per av, are now prepared to make contracts and amis ll parties with any (plantilles ot bricks eaired. Apply to GAUDY SOLOMON, at bia lore, or at the South Carolina Bank and 'nisi Company. Sept 3 K.MKKY'S UNIVERSAL Cotton Gins and Condensers. IMI ESK G i NS, so well known throughout tho South, need no comment. In style of orkinanship, and for efficiency of work, leir turn out, with thc same amount of .?wer. is unequaled. U. TOZEIt, Agent, August .?' Colombia, s. c.