The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 16, 1870, Image 3

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lKt?r*fltIag Kaiopcan Intelligence. VXRSAXUUBS, November 9:-^-*ThV Ger? mon forcoo here have received scarcely anyr roiatorcecoento ei no o tho (all pt Vm> efctept i7th and 4th diviaiono of Wnrlemborgors, who were sent West? ward toon alter the capitulation. A chango of plans bas occurred at Lyon?, An i ra media to nt tack on the city is threaten od by tho Gormans. Recent firing from guns on tho enci? ento at Paris show that they have far greater range than hos hitherto been BuppoBod. The shells of theso gunn yesterday reached and demolished the German works beyond Wilie Davrny. The military authorities hero are in? creasing their severity and cruelty to? wards the oivil functionaries of tho city. Parties who were captured from tho balloon, are still held as prisoners. At o council held Monday, Von Bismarck strenuously advocated the shooting ol all captured balloonists. .. ^number of oivilinns at Versaillee have boen arrested by the Germans, be causo of alleged communication with Paris. They havo been sent to Ger many co prisoners of war. Gen.^Trqohu daily marobo3 fifty oj sixty battalions of men under tho guns of f*qrt Mont du Valerian. The Ger mans are hourly expecting him to mak< a sortie. LONDON, Novomber 14.-Throe of th< crew - ?f the German Bteamer Hanson Grimsby lost their lives while trying t< save tho oro vf of a vessel wrecked on th? coast. Official contradiction has been givci to the report that G?n. Boyer, when a Versailles? conferred with any persoi other than Count Bismarck. The Bavarian negotiators aro still n Versailles. They leave Saturday. Th result of their mission is uncertain. HAVANA, November 15.-The cour martial in session here has condemned t death all the leaders of the rebellion, th members.of the various juntas, and ? other persons who have beon instrument al in the rebellion, but who arc now al sent from Cuba. The estutcs of all sue are confiscated. LONDON, November 15.-Despatohc from Tours and Blois aro somewhat cor fused, and to this hour aro unverified There is a report that Yonder Tann, wh was advancing Southward from Toun with reinforcements, was fiercely a tacked by the Frouoh, near Athorna] who captured many prisoners and twenty six guns. TOURS, November 15.-Thc ovenin journals announce that the material bern fits bf the battle of Uauboniers was grea er than at first supposed. Many Gc mans were found hiding themselves i the woods and ont-buildings; never cannon were also found. Many hors* were captured. The French Gener who neglected to surround tho woods i ordered, whereby 5,000 Prussians e caped, was dismissed from the army upc the battle-field. A number of Colone were promoted to Generals. A map ca tured upon the person of a superior c floor indicated which oities were to 1 occupied by the Prussians; but neith Tours nor Blois was mentioned. V< der Tann narrowly escaped capture Orleans. Thiers publishes tho account of h negotiations with Bismarck. The armi tioe turned upon tho victualing of Par: Thiers Bays: Bismarck, speaking iu t name of the military leaders, pro no tm ed against revictualing, unless ho rccci ed a military equivalent. I demand what he meant. Ho answered, a fort perhaps more than ono. I immediate stopped Bismarck, saying: "lt. is Pa you ask. Paris-our force, our hor which yon are notable to vanquish, aft fifty days'siego." Thiers added: Wh wo arrived hero, wo could go no furthi BERLIN, November 15.-Gorman uni negotiations aro still progressing. Pn sia proposes that regulations for t press and public mootings shall belo exclusively to tho Federal Parliamei The Post, of Berlin, charges that Git stone interfered in tho interest of pet jost long enough to place a new Freu loan. HAMBURG, November 15.-The Wi phalia, for New York, refugecd at Ci haven, owing to tho movements of I French fleet off tho Elbo. - LONDON, November 15.-Balloon do ments, recently captured by tho Pr sians, seriously compromise tho non tr. ty of Switzerland. A noto from French Government thanks neutrals intervention in behalf of peace. 1 note adds: "The aoceptauco of ha Prussiau terms, would have boen vii ally subscribing to our own subjugatio Tho Times, in an editorial, to-day, a it is disposed to bolieve that the Frei feeling is so intense, that tito war co not end by any matins with thc capt of Paris. VIENNA, November 15.-Great ent siasm was created on the Bourse, U] tho announcement that the l'russisns evacuated Orleans. LONDON, November 15.-The 2 graph says it is certain Hint Russia sixty iron-clad gun-boats in the Bl Set*, ready f?r notion. TOUBH, November 15.-The rnsolv Russia to withdraw from tho trent 1856 creates a profound sensation, said that the English envoy has gon Versailles, to demand King Wi Uh view of the matter relative to the Frc camp between Arthenay and Orle which has been strongly fortified. ' is tho base of tho army of the L Tho Franc-tireurs and Prussian BC are constantly skirmishing in the vi ty of St. Perany. CITY OP MEXICO, VIA HAVANA, vember 15.-Tho cholera is ragic port Minatilan, brought there by ve in July. Tho Government cloner port of Merida and opens the po Progress instead. The healths of Ji and wife are improving. Banditi plunderipg towns and, settlem,epl Soualou, Trial cants for thb assas tion is again deferred. Gen. No, having claims against Moxioo, Tho can did at ar o of Por fio re Dias for President gains ground. LONDON, November 15.-Denpatobes from Blois andTouro confirm rumoro that a battle has been fought near Arthecy. The extent of the Prussian loss has not ?et been ascertained; but that another "renell victory has been obtained, seems to be without doubt. Tho conflict originated in nn attack upon Lunn, along the road leading from Cbevilly and Orleuns, and the fight bas evidently been very desperate Indications of tho hurried and complete retreat of the Germans are reported to bo everywhere visible in tho neighborhood of Orleans, and n subsequent despatch will no doubt confirm what, at present, seem to be in distiot rumors, furnished on the informa? tion of stragglers from the army and villages. Tho French aro following up their rocent victories with considerable fervor and dush, and latest reports from tho iuterior of Paris, where the news of rocent victories have been officially pub? lished, have given a silver lining to tho cloud that seems to hung over the doom? ed city. Toons, N?vombor 15.-A despatch from Lyons announces that the muti? nous soldiers of tho Garde Mobile have been tried and three executed. Auxionne, in the department of Cote dor, bas beeu nearly invested by tho Prussians. Tho Prussian force at Chevigny, about 4,800 strong, has been recalled to Gray, in the department of Haute Saono, owing to ihe recapture of Dejon by the French. 300 Prussians attacked this place yester? day, but were handsomely repulsed by the National Guard. MARSEILLES, November 15.-Returns from the municipal elections foot np ns follows: Republicans29,000;Gommouists 8,000. The city has boen perfectly quiet. LONDON, November 15.-A French gun-boat captured tho German vessel Zena Joanna. American Intelligence. NEW YORK, November 14.-A World's special from Tours says the main body of the urmy of the Loire yesterday oc? cupied a position extending along the lino of tho Chateau Dun road to St. Peravy, Patay aud Chovily. Total loss of tho Germans in the notions of the 7th, Otb aud 10th, beioro Orleaux, in? cluding 500 sick aud wounded who were abandoned, aggregate 10,000 iu killed, wounded and prisoners. Gen. Paladines is now executing a movement which is designed to outflank Gen. Yonder Tann's right. MONTGOMERY, November 15.-The State Fair opens with fine prospects. Weather flue and many entries. The horse show is unprecedented, and in? cludes many notorious thorough breds. Tho Democrats carry tho State by from 3,000 to 5,000. In the House there are sixty-five Democrats and thhty five Republicans, of whom fifteen are colored. The last House was seventeen Democrats and eighty-three Republicans. The Senate holding over, stands two Democrats and thirty-oje Republicans. The majority on joint ballot is doubt? ful. WILMINGTON, November 15.-The entries largely exceed those of the Cape Fear Agricultural Exposition, and bids fair to bo the finest exhibition ever held in this Stute. The city is thronged with visitors. Several thousand aro expected to-morrow. The Fair closes Friday. FORTRESS MONROE, November 15. Arrived-schooner S. P. Hawes, from Pensacola for New York, leaking, with loss of part of deck load. A North-east storm prevails. j NEW YORK, November 15.-Commo? dore C. K. Harrison, James A. Raynor, W. S. Williams, and others, of this city, largely interested as stockholders in, and managers of, tho New Orleans, Mo? bile and Chattanooga Railroad Company, have establishod a lino of steamers be? tween the port of New Orleans and the Texas coast. The Thomas Kolsoe, an iron steamship of light draught, and about 1,400 tons burthen, tho first ship of the line, will leave this port during the present month, going immediately into tho servico on ber arrival. WASHINGTON, November 15.-Tho 'supervisor for Tennessee telegraphs that 300 distilleries v/ill start and run in that Stato all the winter, under the decision regarding purifying and refining whis? key. NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-Ar? rived-Frankfort, from Bremen, with 894 passengers-mostly emigrants. 500 are for Texas. Tho trial of the Baton Rouge prisoners commenced this morn? ing. The Picayune says it is asserted that nine-teuths of these prisoners are well kuown ns quiet, respectable citizens, who were in no way connected with tho riot. David Fisher, of Donnldsonvillo, is arrested for killing Mayor Sohoonberg. Judge Laws, in default of bail, was sent to tho Parish prison. FORTRESS MONROE, Novomber 15. Tlie steamer Regulator, from New York for Wilmington, lost her rudder Inst night, sixty miles ol? tho cape. She is C?Lui?g into Norfolk foi' xcpuirs. CINCINNATI, Novomber 15.-W. Star? buck, founder of tho Evening Times, of thia oily, died to-day with heart disease, aged 48. Foreign Exchange. THE CITIZENS' SAVINQS BANK is now preparod to draw directly on all the pro? minent placoB in I England, Scotland and Ireland, Germany, Franco, Holland, Belgium, Italy, and the Oriont, and will f- MiMh drat tn at New York rates. Oct 23_A. Q.BRBN1ZER, Cashier. Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BIELS ANO COUPONS, MUTILATED CTRRENOY, COUNTY CLAIMS, ?CO., Ac, bought and sold by *v( D. QAMBUILL, -, ?X :. OrridfejuOouimbia Hotel Building. August 21 gmo COLUMBIA, 8. C., Nore rober 16.-Sol?A of cotton yesterday, 83 balee-middljnga MK?W?(C'3 J? ?-? MY ? 4 BOSTON, November 15.-Cotton nra*" middlings 16*^; oaks 300 boles; recoipia 305; aviook3^600. , NBW YORK, Novomber 15-Noon. Flour dall and drooping. Wilt at -tl nil and heavy.' Corn scarce and firm. Pork quiet, at 24.50(2)24.75. Cotton nativo and strong-uplandB 16^; Orleans 16%? sales 2,000 bales. Stocks utrong. Oold Ufa Freights firm. Money 4@5. Ster? ling-long 0;? ; short 9??; 62's 8. 7 P. M.-Cotton strong-sales 7,000[ bales; uplands 16>?. Flour-Stato ana Western inactivo; superfine 4.90@5.05; Southern dull-common to fair extra 5.15(?)6.20. Wheat inactive and a sh ado lower-winter red and amber Western 2.36@2.38. Corn inactive and l@2c. lower-new 83(aj85; old 88>.<@89. Beef -plain 10@15; extra 16>?($18. Pork dull, at 24T60@24.75. Lard heavy steam 14??(j&1414. Whiskey easier, at 86@86|.<. Freights firm. Money 5?6. Gold 11%@11>?. BALTIMORE, November 15.-Flour moro active and firm. Wheat firm and scarce. Corn firm-white Southern old I 80@82; now 74@76. Provisions un? changed. \Vhi8koy87',<@88;^. Cotton quiet and firm-middlings 16; enies 400 bales; net receipts 260; stock 5,725. ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Flour firm? er. Corn firm-new mixed G5. Bag? ging lower, at 28'.<@29. Pork lower, at 23.50@24.00; old 25.00. LOUISVILLE, November 15.-Bagging firm, at 28@29. Flour, corn, provisions nnd whiskey quiet and nnobanged. CINCINNATI, November 15.-Flonr holders firm, but demand light, nt 5.C0 (?5.75. Corn dull uud lowor, ut 45(V?}46. Mess pork nominal-23 asked. Lard 13 (alli. Whiskey dull and drooping, nt 83(?)84. GALVESTON, November 15.-Cotton firm-good ordinary I3}?; sales 700 bales; recoipts 1,739; stock 17,910. NEW ORLEANS, November 15.-Mid? dling cotton 15j.<; sales 6,600 bales; re? ceipts 11,157; stock 106,015. MoniLE, November 15.-Cotton firm middlings 15@15?4; sales 1,400 bales; receipts 1,117; stock 33,502. SAVANNAH, November 15.-Cottou firm-middlings 15^; sales 1,000 bales; receipts 3,472; stock 70,008. EgAuuusTA, November 15.-Cotton mar? ket very uctivo and higher, with advanc? ing tcudency, at 15 for middlings; soles 1,560 bales; receipts 1,660. CHARLESTON, November 15.-Cotton firm-middlings 15.'.i; sales 1,000 bales; receipts 2,804; exports to Great Britain 4,686; stock 24,197. LONDON, November 15-Noon.-Con? sols 92^4. Bonds 88"'.i. LIVERPOOL, November 15-Noon. Cotton steady-uplands 9; Orleans LivEnrooL, Novomber 15-Evening. Cotton firmer-uplands 0^@,0^4; Or? leans 9j.i@9;^; sales 12,000 bales. GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FALL OFGOLD! IMMENSE stock of WATCIIES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATEO WARE; thc largest ?tock in thc State; BELL? ING AT LOW FIOUUKS. lu consequence of tho low prices of Gold, tho subscriber haa concluded to sell his stock accordingly, and would call tho attention of tho visitors to tho Fair to call and examino before purchasing elsewhere, as it is a duty you owe to yourselves. All he asks is a fair trial. Call and bc con? vinced. Wo also havoou hand a fino stock of CUT LEU Y, both for pocket and labte uso. with a large assortment ot SPORTING IMPLE? MENTS. Give mo a call and examine my stock. ISAAC SULZBAOUKR, NOV H Under Columbia Hou-!. IN DEY GOODS! C. F. JACKSON WILL offer, beginning with this week, Home of the GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES Ever offered in this city. Every Department ia well tilled vith tho choicest and moat desirable Goods. Quilts, blankets, Homespun, Shawls, Cloaks-in fact, everything usually kept in a First Class Establishment, and at prices to suit thc de? clino in Cotton. Nov ii Special Notice. 11IIE largest, finest, and boat stock of! . CLOTHING in tho citv. Owing to the death of Col. W. J. Hoke, tho .?lock will bo sold at prices that defy competition. Our line of Over-coats, llaglans, Business suits, young men and boyu' clothes, aim water? proof goods, (of every style,) is completo. Buyers will remember, wo ofter tho above goods, together with a splendid stock of Furn? ishing Goods, Hats, Cap?, Umbrellas, Trunks, Valises, Carpet-bags, etc., eic., lower than tho samo articles can bo bought this side of j New York. Tho business will bo conducted by G. M. Johnson, assiste-d by myself, who respectfully solicits a share of the public patronage. MIKE HOKE, Son of W. J. Hoke. N. B.- Tho undersigned respectfully invites all bis old friends to give him a call, seo for themselves, and bo satibticd that thc truth of tho above will bo fully verified. Nov 5 G. M. JOHNSON. c. D.IBB?RHAKDT, Moroxiant Tailor, Washington street, near Main, ? BEGS to inform his patrons and citizens generally that he has receivod tho latest fU PATTERNS for gentlemen's fall and -U1L winter garments. Ho has also a beauti? ful assortment of GOODS, of varions grades, in the way of CLOTHS, CASHMERES and VESTINGS, whioh will be made up at abort notice, in tho very beat manner,* He is Agent for the JfcTNA HEWING MA? CHINE, which is in ase by several families in this city, and who express themselves highly gratifiod at ita operation, i.auien abd heads of f andi ten generali v are invited to call and see. . * . T. fl Tl f\ .'OoM* iggf : entirely to the OlaOTHlMG Business, offers for sale lils entire stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, SHOES, etc., at and BELOW COST. JACOB nm. One door South Phoenix Office. as^Citv Monoy taken at par.-fco. Nov 8 CLOTHING AND ATS, R. & W. (i, SWAFFIELD'S. ^fflBWN- WE Lave now on hand the B?l^glargost stock we have ever offered to the public. Owing to the warm weather, our stock ia unbroken. We are anx? ious to sell, and will sell LOW FOR C\ASH.' It is too well known to need ropetition, that wo keep tho LARGEST AND PEST B STOCK IN THE STATE, and warrant all our I Gooda, both iii price and quality. Our FURNISHING GOODS stock is com? plete, embracing Sn I HTS that will tit. TIES aud CRAVATS, of all pat te; ne. GLOVES, iu endless variety, UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS. TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, Ac . ?ffl^T^ Over seventy fivo CAPE OVER .reStit^TVnCOATS and CAPE8 now on baud. HATS, of all qualities and styles. Give us a call before leaving the city. NovO R.A W.C. SWAFFIELD. 8. W. rOKTUU. II. M. STEELE. ANOTHER HEAVY INVOICE OF DRY GOODS ARRIVING T <Z> - 33 ^ Y ! LAD JES' SUITS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, ELA XKETS. A lull and choice lot of MEN'S WEAR, TOGETHER WITH HJ""vox"y Article KEPT IN A First Class Store. We oder our Goods at low Cotton ligure*. PORTER & STEELE, Oct 21 Columbia. S. C. Tire M!am.motlL BOOT, SHOE, HAT AXD TRUNK EMPORIUM ?HAS now opened and ready for inspection tho largest and most select_ stock of GOODS, in its line, ever offered in this market. This stock has been solectcd with groat care from thu best manu? facturers in boston. New York, Philadelphia and other noted Shoe markots. Persons visi? ting our city during our approaching Fair, will lind it greatlv to their advantage to call at tho Sign of tho DIG ROOT and HAT, ono door North of the Columbia Hotel. Every article sold in this House is warranted as re? presented. In point of style, quality and price wc cannot be surpassed. Oct yt) A. SMYTHE. Piedmont and Arlington Life Insur? ance Company. GEXEUAL AnENCY AT COLI'MMA, October 31,1S70. "1XTE take pleasure in announcing to our V V policy-holders and tho citizens of South Carolina, tho association of Gov. M. Ii. DON HAM, with our General Agency, and that he will give his personal attention to tho inter? ests of the company in every portion of the State. LliAPIIART, JEFFERSON A RANSOM, Goner a I Agents. Having examined into thu condition of thc above compauy, and become associated with its Qoneral Agency, I ctmmond it to the citizens of South Carolina aa one of tho safest, moat reliable and successful Lifo Inauranco Companies in the United States. Good canvassing agents desired in every District. Address, Branch Oftice, Colombia, 8. C. M. L. BONHAM. Nov 1 Notice. THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK would call the attention of the public to the fact that they aro transacting a GENERAL BANK? ING BUSINESS, and extend tho usual accom? modations to business men and others, who favor them with their account*. Oct 38 ' ? ATG. BRENTZER, Cashi ON MONDAY, tho 2lot instant., will bo cold fit i 1 auction, . - U,AUU^ THIRTY ACHES OF LAND, bounded North by tho Sand Hill residence of Robert Bryce, East by the main Road to Bice Creek Springe. Sooth by landa of Rufus M. Johnston, and West by landa of Dr. E. Marks and W. J. Duf? fie. Buildings on tho land. Terms cash. Maybe treated for privately. Nov 13 For Bale. WILL be ofi?rod for salo, on SALE DAY in December next, that GRAIN und COTTON PLANTATION in Abbeville County, near Calhoun's Mills, on Calhoun's Crook, containing 1,000 acres, moro or loss, bounded by landa of oatate of James Taggart, Mrs. Catherine Alston, John Link, ami others. The improvements aro good, thero aro ac? commodations for twenty-five or thirty labor? ers and fonces in good repair. Almost 250 or 300 acres are creek bottom land, and almost 800 acres timbered. The place can bo treated for privately, ano with it will bo sold, if desired, MULES HOUSES. STOCK. CORN, Ac. If not sold, it will be rented. Apply to WM H. PARKER, at Abbeville Court Bouso. Oct 15 j20_E.L. PARKER. For Sale-By Assignee in Bankruptcy Laurens Railroad. District Court of the United Staten, South Caro lina District-In thc matter of the Lauren Railroad Company, Bankrupt-In Bank ruptoy. By order of Hon. G. S.Bryan, District Judg ot tho United States, for South Carolin; Distriot, I will sell at public outcry, in th city of Columbia, South Carolina, at 1 o'clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, the 7t! day of December, 1870, freo from all lien and incunibrances, all equity o' redemptio being forover barrod and abaolutely fore closed, tho following oroperty, viz: THE TRACK and ROAD-BED, BRIDGE!: CULVERTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, WATEI TANKS, and STATION-HOU8E8, all tho LC COMOTIVE CARS and MACHINERY, and a and singular tho property and assets, real an personal, of everv descrq tion whatsoever,! the LAURENS RAILROAD COMPANY, an all tho rights, privileges, francBTses and eaai monta lawfully held, used br enjoyed by tl said Laurens Railroad. Company, on tho fo lowing terms, viz: $42,000 to bo paid io casi and tlio residuo in bonds of tho purchase payable iu ono, two aud three years, with ii torest at seven per cent, per annum; payab semi-annually and secured by a mortgage tho promises sold; Provided, however, tin tho purchaser shall have leave to pay tl whole bid in cash, if he prefers to do so. JAMES M. BAXTER, Assignee of Laurens Railroad Company. N. B. The Laurens Railroad is thirty-thr miles in length, running from Laurcnsvill S. C., through a very productivo cotton i gion, and densely populated country, and co necting at Nowberry with the Greenville ai Columbia Railroad, Any information roBpei ing tho property offered for sale above, will gladlv furnished on applicatiou to JAMES M. BAXTER, Assignee, Nov 1 tuf '.' Newberry. S. C. Valuable City Lats at Auction. BYD.C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctionee On tho FIRST MONDAY in Decomber next, front of thc Court House, in this city, to t highest bidder, that beautifully locat four-acre lot, on Arsenal Hill, between t residence of Mayor Alexander and thc G vernor's mansion, which will be divided ii eleven lots, bounded as follows: LOT No. 1, bounded on tho North by Lu ber street, measuring thereon 52 leet 2 inch more or less; on thc West by Pulaski strc running back thereon 208 feet more or le on the East by lot No. 2. LOT No. 2, of the same dimensions, bouui? on tho North by Lumber street; on thc L. by lot No. 3, anil on tho Weat by lot No. 1. LOT NO. 3. of the samo dimensions, bound on the North by Lumber street; on thc E by lot No. 1; on tho Westby lot No. 2. LOT NO. 4, of tho samo dimensions, bourn on the North by Lumber street; on the W by lot No. 3; or? tho East by lot No. 5 LOT No 5, bounded on the North by Lu ber street, measuring thereon 208 feet S incli more or leas; on the East by Wayne str( measuring thereon 20S feet 8 inches, more loss; on the South by lot No. G. This i corner lot, and ono of tho most desirable lo tiona in the eily. LOT NO. ti, bounding and fronting on Wa; street, and measuring thereon 104 fee inches, more or iesd, and running back foot H inches; on ?lie South by lot No. 7. LOT NO. 7, fronting and bounded on East by Wayne, street; on tho South by Hi land street, running back on said street feet 8inches, more or less; on tho North lot No. tl. LOT NO. 8, fronting and measuring on Ri land street 52 feet 2 inches, moro or 1 bounded on the East by lot No. 7: on West by lot No. 0, miming back 20^ fe inches, moro or less. LOT NO. 1), of the same dimensions, front on Richland Htroet; bounded on the Eas lot No. 8; on tho West by lot No. 10. LOT NO. 10, of the same dimensions, fr iug on Richland street; bounded on the] by lot No. 0; on tho West by lot No. ll. LOT No. ll, of the sanio dimensions, fr ing on Rich land street; on the West by laski street, running back thereon 208" I moreor less; on th? East by lot No. 10. TERMS OK SALK-One-third cash, balanc ono and two years, secured by bond (d' purchaser, bearing interest at tho rat seven per cont, per annum, and mortgat tho premises. Purchaser to pay us for pa and stamps. Nov . South Carolina-Richland Count D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON, AUCTIONEER; Mrs. Mary S. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna M. Gr anl, et al., cs. Janies S. Guignard, aa min?stralo!-, et al. IN pursuance of the decretal order pa bv his Honor Judge John T. Green tho 1st dav of July, 1870, I will sell thc lowing REAL ESTATE in the city of Co bia, belonging to the catate of the late Jt S. Gnignard, Senior, on the FIRST MON in December next: 1. The LOTS fronting on Richardson s - feet, corner i ng on Plain stn et, and run back East 208 feet to tho alley-way U Court House square; bounded on the S by lots recently sold as property of Dr. 1 Gibbes, Sr., deceased. This property is Bittered as among tho mod desirablo am gible sites for stores iu tho city. It w sub-divided, and proper plats prepared, v can bo inspected at thc oflico of the ui signed in Columbia. 2. Tho well known and valuable Plant on Gill's Creek, about sovon miles from lumbla, containing 1,152 acres, moro or bounded oil the East by lands of tho csti C. R. Urvce, deceaBod, and G. R. Starling lands of'Dr. A. Wallace; South by tho Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creel desired, will bc ?old In parcols. 3. The Square . ? ?ur acres in Cohn upon which the Mansion House of tho J nines S. Guignard, Sr., stood, surround a substantial brick wall; bounded oe North by Gorvaia street; Eaet by Bull ? South by Senate street, and Weat on M street. This equaro wi'l probably be di into half acre lots. ALSO, Eight acres of LAND in tho corporate li bounded on the South by landa forme Gregg, now of Erwiu; North by lands . Blisses Stark; East by landa now oconpi W. Hampton Gibbes, on Barnwell etreet tinned East by lands of the Mi. M Star A plat of which may bo seen at the of tho undersigned. The entire property ia ?old free fro .- .r-*-j- . , TiLKW:el SALE-Gne-tu?rd caab. remainder payablo.in ano ?nd two ,ycara ^in equfdjno tal bid annunlly, fcc bond and mort? gage; parchanor to inanro and Benign the ?ioifcy to tho undersigned. Purchaser to pay or papors, stamps, eto. . . D. B. DBSAUSSURE, Nov9t > Special Referee; Valuable Land for Salo. . " IOFFER for sale 5,000 aeres ol LARD, the most valuable portion of the Doby estate, on West bank Wateree river,'twenty milos East of Columbia; ten miles below Camden; livo miles from Camden Branoh Railroad; \ twelve miles from line of Railroad from Sumter to Columbia. Tho rivor affords fine water transportation. The place is perfectly healthy, with the Hoest wator, and a number of tho beat laborers in the County; bounded by lands of Mrs. English, and Blacks, and ? others. 1,000 aerea aro river bottoms, the ,. greater portion safe from over-flows, with a rivor front of noarly a mile, all cleared, except 200 acres of finely timbered oak landa, and I under fonco, producing finely Cotton, Corn and small grain, and especially adapted to stock raising; and a largo number of oattlocan be kept tat all tho voar without feeding, and readily sold on the place. The balance (4,000 acroa) are good pine lands, with a largo proportion of fm o creek bottoms. 2,500 acres of tho above-a separate tract-are on North and South Spear's Crock, immediately on the lino of tho Chatham Railroad, and the tele? graph road from Colombia to Camden, sixteen miles from the former; heavily timbered with pine, and flue water power; 200 acres good up? land .doarod and under fence, adjoining the river bottoms: balanco heavily timbered with pino. There is a fine residence conveniently situated, and ample accommodations for laborors. Will be sold in a body or tracta to suit. For further particulars, apply to E. C. DOOY, Camden, or to Colonel MCMA-TEB, Co? lumbia, who will show plata of the lauds. JOHN MCCASKILL, near tho place, wiU show parties the lands. If not disposed of before, I will offer thom at auction on the first MON? DAY in December._Nov9t For Sale. MA LARGE COTTAGE, with 9 Rooms and a Pantry, in a most desirable part of tho city, with kitchon, dry cellar and ol her out-houses and conveniences. Besides a frout garden, with rare trocs a'nd shrubbery, it has a roomy yard and largo garden, in which thero ia qmte a number of fruit-bear? ing trees, such as pears, poaches, apricots, figs and plums, with a fl ne arbor, the whole width of the garden, with grapes of several varieties. Terms moderate. Inquiro at tho store of E. STENHOUSE, or at this office, lt not sold before tho 1st of December, perhaps may rent to a good tenant._Got 27 |18 For Sale, THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, lying jon the Barhainville Road and the Char Jot te Railroad, about U miles from the city of Columbia, containing twenty-one acres, moro or less, and having on it a beautiful site for a country rosidence, a most excellent spring of water, and accommodations for five or eix hands; it ie about two-thirds cleared ami is most admirably situated and watered for a vegotable or "truck" garden, lying be? tween tho two branches which forms the stream flowing through Dr. Parker's place, and composed partly of the same soil on which Dr. Parker raised over 200 bushels of corn to tho acre. Possession given 1st Janua? ry next. For further particulars, apply at this office, or to L. H. BECKWITH, Oct.G 3mo . Orangeburg, 8. C. Fresh Norfolk Oysters EVERY DAY at tho Columbia Ice House. Jnet received, another lot, TO-DAY, of the best that can be had, and I intend to keep thom regular all this season. Oct 28 lm JOHN D. BATEMAN. IVE- 3E3L*. lO^jFLjEtY'? Furniture Ware-room Piain Street, near Main. NOW on hand and daily re? ceiving from the manufac? tories of New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisvillo,the largest assortment of FUR? NITURE ever kept in this markot, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din ing-Room Suits; 200 Bedsteads of different patterns, ic Walnut and Imitation; also, the celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs. All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at ?hortest notice and in the best manner. Terms cash and Gooda cheap._Ocl^SO THF, AUE OF PROGRESS. PURITY AND CHEAPNESS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, At thc old stand, E. H. HE1NITSH, Wholesale and Retail Drug House. DRUGS, Medicines, and evorthing in the Drug line to suit the times. Onward is thc word. MEDICINES for the sick at much reduced prices. Prescriptions prepared at low prices. Tli-3 best of everything sold-and sold at prices to Buit. Tho sick, the lame, the feeblo in health, can have no excuse for remedies-here they aro at your own price. Come and heal thyself. The Quaker liniment for Rheumatism and Pains; Stanleys Great Cough Syrup for Coughs and Colds; Kina Chill Cure for Chills ind Fever; Queen's Delightfor tho Diseases ot tho Blood; Crimson Tetter Wash for tho Com? plexion; Gardon and Fiold Seeds, just re? ceived; Land ret n Seeds-a new supply for 1S71. Plant your Winter Gardon, BOW Cab t.age Seed, Onion Seod, Lettuce Seed-and look out for the beat place to buy your goods. Remember -at the Old Stand ia the place for your Medicines. E. H. HEINIT8H, Nov '.) Druggist and Chemist. New Supply of Groceries! HOOSHEADSof BACON, C. R. a~d R. SIDES, Bulk BACON aud SHOULDERS. G. DIERCKS. HAM.?. Break last STRIPS, Sugar Cured SHOULD 1 !>:. G. DIERCKS. ?TO. 1,2, .1 MACKEREL, !; Barrels and half barrels andkits, Pickled SALMON Dutch HERRING. G.DIERCKS 171LOUR. . Thc best Western Brands at very low figures, in barrels, halves, quarter* and eighths of barrels. Becker's Self-Ilaising FLOUR. G. DIERCKS. PICKLES, SARDINES, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS. SALMON. G. DIERCKS. CONDENSED Milk, beet quality, Layer Raisins, French Ohccolate, Boxes Soap, Axle Grease, Concentrated Lye. G. DIERCKS. FOREIGN andDomeaiioWINES.LIQUOBS, ALBS, Ac, of superior quality, ?old at low figuren. G. DIERCKS. SMOKING TOBACCO, of varions brands : Durham, Virginity, Advanoo.Ac. DomosUc and Imported CIGARB. Oct 80 O.DIEROK'8.