The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 19, 1870, Image 3
I?tcrutlBg.Baiop??n Iniclllgeocs.
VIENNA, November 17.-lu Reichsrath,
the debate on ?be address of tho Crow o
was closed to-day, by Potocki, who justi?
fied the dissolution of the Chambers.
BE?SSEDB; November 17.-Tho Inde?
pendence Beige says Prussia will inter?
vene in. fiivor of the Pope.
LONDON, November 17.-A rumor
comes from Berlin that Great Britain
has revived her demand for an armistice
Indefinite rumors of French sncoosses
before Paris are circulating.
French croisera have captured many
German vessels in the Baltio and North
Sea. Tbe French are elated over the
rumor that tbe entire Prussian fleet in
tbe North Sea has been captured.
Nantes hos been made tho present
source of supplies for Orleans.
As Tann foils back, forces coming to
his relief aro advancing rapidly. Two
columna have already orossed tho Yonne
at Sens, and the Tenth Corps hos struck
the river at Tonuere. Prinoe Frederick
Charles, at last accounts, was at TroyoB,
directing the movement.
Au explosion of a cartridge factory
near Birmingham hurt twenty-five per?
sons, sope fatally.
BBBDIN, November 18.-Dr. Jacobi
waa not elected to Parliament. His well
known opposition to tbe annexation of
Alsace and Lorraine defeated bim. Tho?
mas Carlyle writes two and a half col
unfWt of. BUM>U type to tho Times, on the
war between Franco and Prussia. He
shows' what France, after an experience
of? four centuries, is pretty sure to do
again whea she gets on ber foet, and
therefore praises tho policy pursued by
Prussia, which he claims is based upon
solidi praotioal prudence.
LIEGE, November 18.-The Journal
BeLiege says Prussia is about to propose
a conference of the powers at Brussels,
to revive the 11th article of the treaty.
Austria and Italy aro favorable to thc
project,
LONDON, Novomber 18.-Tann bai
withdrawn from Toury nud Patoy
Garibaldi's troops aro reported violent
and mutinous; strong measures have beet
taken to bring them undnr discipline.
LONDON, November 18-Noon.-Tin
feeling in financial circles is somewba
quieter. The Times says Russia ha:
placed herself in the position of a public
enemy.
LONDON, November 18.-A despatct
from Fish to Marun, couceruing th<
Alabama claims, arrived to-day, but tin
contents are unknown.
TOURS, November 18.-Paladine ba
repeated bis strategic movemeuts, whicl
resulted in victory at Orleans, and ba
accomplished another more importan
suooess.
LONDON, November 18.-It is sail
that the particular violations of tb
Paris treaty wbicb Russia has co m plaine?
of are the cruise of the Prince of Wale
in the Black Sea, in au English frigate
the appearance of an Austrian squadro:
at Varna; a Turkish city on tho Bine
Sea, when the Emperor of Austria wo
there; and, lastly, thc voyage of tb
Sultan in a Turkish frigate.
LONDON, November 18.-A well-ic
formed correspondent, writing fror.
Vienna, says: While Russia might hov
obtained a revision of the treaty, by tb
usual means, Bhe bas seen fit to tak
Oreate'fl grave situation, shaking nil tb
settled ?status of tho European polic
and compelling a common course c
action to redress her demands.
MADRID, November 18.-A committe
of fifteen members of Cortes was nf
pointed to proceed to Florence to pr?
sent tbe Spanish crowri to Aosta. Th
election of Aosta is highly populr
throughout tbe province. No disordei
followed tbe proclamation.
VIENNA, Novomber 18.-The Fr<
Presse, to-day, confirms the idonity (
the English and Austrian notes to tl
Russian Emperor.
VIENNA, November 18.-Tho report <
Buest's resignation is untrue.
PESTH, November 18.-The oppositio
party in tbe Hungarian Diet continue I
urge a deoided course in tbe mattor i
Russia's demand.
LONDON, November 18.-Ad vices fro
Orleans state that the Prussians bad r
tired to the Northward beyond Artbcnn
The French had constructed heavy eart
works in front of the railway juuetit
just outside of Orleans. 10,000 mi
were employed upon tho works. Tl
French army, under General Paladii
was massed between Orleans and Arti
nay. The cavalry of tbe French w
being wretchedly managed, which se
ously interfered with their succei
A large number of boats are collected
Orleans to cross the nrmy to the Sont
om bank of tho Loire, in caso of deft
in the impending battle. Requisitio
made by the Prussian?, ut Orleai
amounted to .C200.000. Some skirmtf
ing had already boen reported in t
French outposts.
-. ? .
American Intelligence.
CONCORD, November 17.-The Sb
Labor Reform Committee have eallet
conventiou to nominate Congressmen n
State ofticers. Tho call is addressed
the friends of labor, reform and ecol
my, impartiality in both national n
State Governments.
Granville's despatch was delivered
tho Queen's messenger at St. Putersbt
on Tuesday. Instant reply is not i
peoted, nor ia it believed GorLsehak
anticipated au answer like that be
ceived.
It is also affirmed that though au i
derstaodiug is believed to exist betwi
Gortaohakoff and Bismarck, that Ooi
cbakofl* did uot consult Bismari
wishes as to time of promulgating t
declaration, aud that Bismarck deeirci
postponed.
NE;V YORK, Novomber 17.-A Wi
special from Floreuco, of tho 11th, s
Cardinal Antonille bas addressed
strong protest to the powers against
occupation of the Quirinal. Sbo
Victor Emanuel enter Rome, tbe I*
will depart for Malta.
, IM 8t*?W ,rom your8fTo-aayr
MVfx V^o?eroja* report? teach here
that Troohu mada u triagni?oeut oortio
on the 15th, infliotiog immense loss on
the Prussians, and establishing commu?
nication with Qen. Aurelios. Details of
fighting nro incomplete, bat the sub?
stance of the report is, that the main
attaok was made along the roads leading
through St. Cloud, Sevres and Ver?
sailles, while feints were mado toward
St. Denis."
Tho Tribune's special from London
says Grauville'8 oiroular is approved in
every opposite quarter. Its firmness of
tono has created astonishment, especially
among the Tories, whoso organ this
morning is silent. Leading Liberals aro
scarcely less surprised. Yesterday they
expected an acquiescent polioy, and were
prepared to defend it. To-day there is
no such indication. Granville bas gone
beyond the point where public opiuion
will support him. Some diplomata say
openly they see no way out of it but
war, but it is equally difficult to soo how
this Cabinet eau go to war, ur take steps
leading directly to war, without being
first reconstructed; nor is it yet the
opiuion of the foreign office that Russia
means to bring ou, or that England will
be compelled to accept, conflict. They
say the situation is undoubtedly grave,
but before an opiuion can be formed the
answer of Gortschakoff must bo known,
which cannot be probably for n fort
nigut.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 18.-The Na?
tional Immigration Convention assem?
bles Wodnesday next. Ohio, Virgiuiu,
WeRt Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Minnesota
and Michigan will bo represented.
CHICAGO, November 18.-Hawley's of?
ficial majority in the Fourth Illinois is
forty-one. lu the Illinois Legislature,
tho Senate stnuds 32 Republicans and
18 Domoorats; the Houso 101 Republi?
cans and 7G Democrats. Among the Re?
publicans of the UOUBO are included six
Independents.
WASHINGTON, November 18.-Offieinl
data show the imports for tho past year
in live animals is $5,000,000; coffee
818,000,000; cotton manufactures 818,
000,000; flax manufactures and furs
89,000,000; iron and steel manufactures
822,000,000; leather and leather goods
87,000.000; silks 817,000,000; browu
sugar 815,000,000; molasses 811,000,000;
toa 812,000,000; wiues, spirits aud cor?
dials 85,000,000; wool 81.000,000; manu?
factured wool 82G.000.000.
SAN FIIANCISCO, November 18.-The
steamer China brings twelvo Japanese
students and 12,000 packages of tea. A
letter from Mr. Soward, dated Inland
Sea, saye be was well, and the trip was
pleasant. Soward bud tho first private
interview ever given by Mikado to a pri
vato individual. Tho Danish ouvoy baa
succeeded in negotiating for u telegraph
between Japan and Europe. The Freucb
fleet bas left Yokohama; destination un?
known.
NEW YORK, November 18.-The Tele?
gram has n special, dated London, stat?
ing that it is rumored that Austria bas
ordered a large, number of troops to tho
Turkish frontier, in ordor that Austria
may be ready to co-operate with any
power, on tho event of the breaking ont
of hostilities. Rumors como here thick
and fast, but the geuerol impression is
that nothing can avert war.
CHAIILESTON, November 18.-Arrived
steamship Charleston, New York; nebr.
Robert Palmer, New York.
WASHINGTON, Novomber 18.-The
Nipsio has returned with the marines
sent to regulate the Virginia elections.
The Cabinet discussed the European
situation to-dny.
NEW ORLEANS, November 18.-The
trial of tho Baton Rouge prisoners con?
tinues.
The contested election cases, before
Dibble, were decided against the Demo?
crats.
WILMINOTON, November 18.-Tho Fair
closed to day. It was n most complete
success. 15,000 persons were on the
grounds to-day.
ELMWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
Tho Directors of this Company aro ro
quested to attend at tho room of Youug Men's
Christian Association, on TUESDAY, Decem?
ber 0, at 12 o'clock, for tho purpose of electing
a Kooper of tho GrounrlH.
Applicants for tho offieo may sond their tes?
timonials to tho President of tho Corapanv.
Nov 19 stnC J. L. REYNOLD'S.
GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN!
W..T. WM IT ni I UK, GHRBNVILliE, S. C.,
DEALER iu GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO?
DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders outrueted to his caro.
This in a rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along thc line of tho Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, to procuro theil sup?
plies at Urst cost. I ouly ask a fair trial, and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov 1? Hmo
Ono Oaso
4x4 Purple Prints, Remnants,
At l? cents, ni
W. D. LOVE A CO.S.
W. J). LOVE,
15. li. McCREERY. Nov III
Sewing Machines
SOLD RY
INSTALMENTS.
/ >A 1 A Ii LE MO A' TUL 1 '.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE
In the Stat? eau testify to their being the
bud Machine in use. Call and examine them
at W. D. LOVE A CO. S
Nov IO
of oottOD yesterday 133 bales-'middlings
14M@14^o. , . uif , \
NEW YORK, November 18-Noon.
Flour 10@15o. better. Wheat > l@2e.
better. Corn a shade firmer. Pork
heavy-mess 24.00@24.25. Cotton dall
nod nominally unchanged-uplands
16)?; Orleans 1G>'U; sales 1,000 bales.
Freights firm. Stocks steady. Money
4?5. Gold 12??. Sterling-long 9^;
short 10. G2*s 1%.
7 P. M.-Cotton dull and easier-sales
2,800 bales; uplands 1G. Flour 10@20c.
hotter-supertiuo 5.00@5.30; Southern
Qrmer-common to fair extra 6.00@6.45.
Wheat 2@3c. botter-winter red and
amber Western 2.41@2.47. Corn a abado
better-new 82@86; old 87@89. Pork
dall, at 23.50. Lard heavy-tsteuiu 13'.j
(3U4X. Whiskey aotive, at 86^@87".
Freights firm. Money 5@6. Gold 13.
BALTIMORE, November 18.-Cotton
steady-middlings 1G; sales 2,565 bales;
receipts 197; stock 5,400.
CINCINNATI, November 18.?-Flour in
good demand at full prices. Mess pork
quiet and weak, at 21.50. Lard dull and
lower, at 12J?@12*? for steam; 13^ for
kettle.
LOUISVILLE, November 18.-Bagging
firm, a?. 27?4'@28. Flour firm, at 5.25.
Grain firm and unchanged. Mess pork
22.50. Lard 14. Whiskey 83@84.
ST. LOUIS, November 18.-Flour firmer
-suporiiuo winter 4.15@4.25. Corn
firm, ut 69@72. Whiskey dull, at 85.
Hemp and buggiug unchanged. Pro?
visions declining. Pork 22.00@22.50.
Bacon- shoulders 13'.i@133.l'. Lard
heavy, at 13j.j.
GALVESTON, November 18.-Cotton
quiet-good middling 13j?; sales 250
bales; receipts 145; stock 18,150.
"NEW ORLEANS, November 18.-Cot?
ton in fair demand-middlings 15,1B@
15?^; sales G.G00 bales; receipts 3,176;
stock 106,78?.
MOUILE, November 18.-Cotton steady
-middling 14j?.?'@15; sales 1,500 bales;
receipts 2,643; stock 41,206.
AUGUSTA, November 18.-Middling
cotton 141..'; sales 1,190 bales; receipts
1,611.
SAVANNAH, November 18.-Cotton
irregular-middlings 15.'.t'; sales 800
bales; receipts 4,206.
CHARLESTON, November 18.-Cotton
quiet-middling 15; sales 500 bales; re?
ceipts 1,858; stock 27,252.
LONDON, November 18-Noon.-Con?
sols 92^. Bonds 87.
FitANKFORT, Novomber 18.-Bonds
rjrw.
LIVERPOOL, November 18 - Noon.
Cotton quiot-uplauds 9)jj@9)?; Orleans
9^8@9.'j; sales of week 76,000 bales; ex?
port 12,000; speculation 5,000; stock
480,000, of which American is 43,000;
receipts 47,000, of which American is
19,000.
LIVERPOOL, Novomber 18-Evening.
Cotton flat-uplands 9@91B'; Orleans
0J*'@9X; sales 10,000 bales.
WHOLESALE PRICES CUUUKNT.
?OU11EUTED WEEKLY BY THE BOAHD OF TIIADE.
APPLES, tybuTE ?U(a?'2 ?U ? aioLASSES,Uuba,!!5<j?5U
BAOOINO,.23@89 | NcwOrl'ns 90?1 00
BALE HOPE, Mauil,?2ti , Sugar H'so..70^l 10
N.Y.orWcatylb 8('{?12 NAILS, %\ keg? 5U?6 00
Burren, North. 40(<?5? ONIONS.#bu?l 7502 00
Country, $ lb.25035 , OIL, Keroseno,g45?50
BACON. Hams. ..25@28 ! Machinery. .75? 1 00
Sides, ?-J lb..18020 HrsciB, Gold ?1 10
Shoulders... 15017' Silver. ?1 05
CANDLES, Sperm4O07O POT AT'S, Irisl 0002 00
Adamantine IM802O 1 Sweet, bus 70090
COTTON YARNT30?1 -10 ! BICE, Carolinalt>0|?10
COTTON,Strict Md.. 144 ' SUOT, tybag. 2 5002 55
Middling. 14 ! SALT, Liverp.2 20562 25
Low Midl'g,-134 ; SOAP, %Hb,.80 9
Oood Ordny,124?ia ' SnuiTs, Alcohol,gl7 50
Ordinary.11$ . Braudv . .4 00(3)12 00
CUEESE, li. U.lb. 206220 : Gin .. .*.2 0007 5o
factory.10022 j Bum.2 0007 10
CorKEE, Rio, t<lb2O025 | Whiskey... 1 3504 00
Laguayra-21020 KuoAn, Crus A P1G0?O
Java.33037 j Brown.12000
FLOUR.Co. 700@1000 ' STAiicn, $1 lb... 04?Kl
Northern.700011 00 TEA,Green 1L1OO02OO
GRAIN, Corn 1 1001 25 Black, . . .1 00061 10
Wheat-1 4001 50 I TOBACCO, Ohw.GO01 00
Oats. 75090! Smoking,lb..5O01 00
Peas.1 05(31 15 | VINEOAII, \Vine,.60@50
IIAY, NortU. fiewt.2 00 | French_ @1 70
HIDES,Dry, tylbl24?18 ? WINE, Cham. 25030 00
Groen.<3l8 | Fort, ijygal300?5 80
LABD, f,m._ 10?22 Sherry... 3 5006 00 I
LIME, bbl. 2 6502 75 | Madeira.. .2 5005 70
10 Barrels Florida Oranges,
FOB salo by R. O'NEALE A SON,
Nov 10 Ci>tlon Town.
50
Rio Coffee.
BAGS BIO COFFEE, tor salo low to
deniers bv KD WA BD HOPF.
City Currency will be Taken
N payment tor Goods at
. Nov ll HABDY SOLOMON'S.
?.'Oil SALK-Piuo Green-house
?JU PLANTS, E VERO BEENS, ROSES,
SiVC. ALSO,
A select lot of Magnolias, at low
'prices. Apply to
O. ADAIR.
Nov 17 }13 Lunatic Asylum.
A Gard.
flin E undersigned, respectfully informs Ids
JL friends, generally, that ho may hereafter
Ito found at the well known and popular Dry
doods Establishment ot Messrs. J. II. A M. L.
KINAKD. where ho will bo ploauod to see]
them, ?ind R?V0 them his attention.
Nov :t wu? J. LEE DIXON.
Chewing; Tobacco-Just Received.
AFINE lot of tho best Fan-cake and Fig
Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov 3 JOHN 0.8EKOEBH.
Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat!!
;>/\/\ BUSHELS selected SEED WHEAT,
&\ f\J for sale by R. O'NEALE A SON.
Nov 1
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Til E undersigned informs the
public that he has opened a1
I-?lock of WATCHES, CLOCKSw
.ind JEWELRY, to which bo invites
it tent ion. Ho is also prepared to
tEPAIlt thoroughly and ill a work
_, nanlike mannor TIME-KEEPERS nf
tvoiy hind; besides Jewelrv, etc.
GEORGE BRUNS,
Nov S Imo Two doors below PUO?NIXOffice.
VT?T??E -Wo have instructions from the
JLM Wando Mining and Manufacturing Oom'
pany to turn over to F. W. MoMastor all notes
that aro not p.iid by tho 20th instant.
Nov 15 5- COPELAND A BEABDEN.
Pure Kentucky Bello Bonrbon Whis?
key, at POLLOCK'S.
Seltzer Water on draft, at POLLOCK'&
- U?IuTfiW? Fernste ?oadsmy
T,- . '
TAI
Pr
t No extra charge made for Lada.
French, or Drawing.
Muaic por quarter. 130.00 ; Be?
ginners, $20 00 J. Hf. REYNOLDS,
8. M. REYNOLDS.
Nov 15 $4 _Principale.
Meeting of Stockholders.
mPOSSSXBO A meeting of the Stockholders
WrW?Wg or tho BLUE RIDQE RAIL?
ROAD COMPANY, of 8uuth Carolina, will bo
hold in Columbia, at tho office of tho Compa?
ny, on THURSDAY, the 21th instant, at 8
o'clock P. M. W. n. D. GAILLARD,
Nov 5 71 Secretary.
cLos?ire OUTT
The undersigned, de?
sirous of devoting him?
self entirely to the
CLOTHING- Business,
offers for sale his entire
stock of BRIT GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES,
SHOES, etc., at and
BELOW COST.
One door South Phoenix Office.
Gf5~('itv Mnnoy taken at pnr.-ua Nov n
Special Notice.
THE largeft, finest, and best stock of
CLOTHING in tho city. Owing to thc
death of Col. \V. J. Hoko, tho atock will bo
ooh! at prices that defy competition.
Our liiio of Over-coats, Raglans, Bu.-iness
suits, young mon and boys' clothes, and water?
proof goods, (uf every style,) is complete.
buyers will remember, wo offer tho above
goods, together with a splendid stock of Furn?
ishing Goods, Hats, Cape, Umbrellas, Trunks,
Valises, Carpet-bags, etc., etc., lower than
tho same ?rdelos can bo bought thia side of j
New York.
Tho business will bo conducted by G. M.
Johnson, assisted by myself, who respectfully
solicits a share of tho public patronage.
MIKE HOKE,
Son of W. J. Hoke.
N. B.-Tho undersigned respectfully invites
all his old friends to givo him a call, seo for
themselves, and bo satistiod that thc truth of
tho above will bc fullv verified.
Nov 5_2^I??liI NS0N
General Groceries.
THE lurgost and beat assorted stock of
FINE GROCERIES, WINES and LI
QUOBS in South Carolina, can bo found at my
Store. A call will provo this all?gement.
Nov 3 GEO SYMMERS.
A Desirable Store to Rent.
THE STORE ROOM, now occupied by
Messrs. L?rick A Lowrance as a hardware
and grocery establishment, is now offered for
rent. This is a very desirablo stand, situated
on Main streot in the midst of business, oppo?
site tho PntENix office Inquire of
E. ll. HEINITS1I,
Oct 25 At the Drag Store.
S. W. POUTER. n. it. STEELE.
ANOTHER HEAVY INVOICE
OF
DRY GOODS
ARRIVING
T O - X> -A? "ST 2
LADIES' SUITS,
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BLANKETS.
A full and choice lot of
MEN'S WEAR,
TOGETHER WITH
Every Article
KEPT IN A
First Class Store.
Wo oflor our Goods at low Cotton figures.
PORTER & STEELE,
Oct QI Columbia, S. C.
Cigars.
pi ENUINE Imported CIGARS, together with
\jr a largo supply of Domestic CIGARS.
Prices to suit all. JOHN C. SEEGEHS._
Selling Ott'
ALOT Of fino JEWELRY, Earrings, Broast
piiis, Plaiu Gold Rings, Uold und Silver
Thimbles, Ac.
Parties will lind it to their interest to cull
and ex.uinie: thu various articles.
Oct 30 G. DI RUCKS.
Fresh Norfolk Oysters
371 VERY DAY at tho Columbia Ice House,
jj Just received, another lot, TO-DAY, of
tiio best that can ba had, and I intend to keep
thom regular all this Benson.
Oejt_2S lm_ JOHN D. ?Al KM AN.
Notice.
_ WAGONS and P.UGG1KS
MEBBH5BIluat*? 1? order, and all kinds
_fisKSOJefor VEHIOKLKS repaired;
sS^W^>rVifa,t|) kinds of AORICULTU
UAL IMPLEMENTS in ade in tho best
manner and at short iiolico. Apply at lai
brick Shop in roar of E. A O. D. Hope's, or at
L?rick A Lowrance's.
Oct 31 Ira _E. W. SEI li I". I.S.
Notice.
milE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK would
J. call tho attention of the public to the fact
that they arc transacting a GENERAL BANK?
ING BUSINESS, and extend tho usual accom?
modations to business mon and others, who
favor them with their accounts.
Oct 23 A. G. URENIZER. Cashier.
Extra Cheese.
"X ?\? \ BOXES Goshen. English Dairy sud
JLA./IJ Pino Apple CHEESE, for salo low,
Oct 30 E. HOPE.
Buckwheat and Golden Syrup
-irv/\ HAGS new BUCKWHEAT FLOUK,
WJ\ J 5 barrels Golden SYRUP, for salo by
Pot 89 _ E. HOPE.
Gold and Silver Coin.
TBE CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK buy and
sell GOLD and SILVEH al a small mar?
gin. A. G. BUENIZER,
Oct 23 Cashier.
Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking
Tobacco, at POUJOCK'S
.:j r ; <i.-?rt*;?-r!?vW HGS$Q f't nn')\
DR Y GOODS!
O. F. JACKSON
WILL offer, beginning with this week,
Homo of the
GREATEST BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ever offered in thia city.
Every Department 'ia well filled vith tho
choicest and moat desirable Coode. Quilts,
Blankets, Homespun, Shawls, Cloak?-in fact,
overything usually krpt in a First Class
Establishment, and at prices to suit tho de?
cline in Cotton. Nov (j
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
IN CONSEQUENCE OF TUE
FALL OF OOLD!
IMMENSE stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS
and JEWELRY, SILVER sud TEATED
WARE; tho largost stock in tho State; SELL?
ING AT LOW FIOOREB.
Iii consequence of tho low pricos of Gold,
tho subscriber han concluded to sell his stock
accordingly, and would call tho attention of
tho visitors to tho Fair to call and examino
beforo purchasing elsewhere, as it is a duty
you owo to yourselves.
AU ho asks is a fair trial. Call aud ho con?
vinced.
Wo also have on hand a fino stock of CUT?
LERY, both for pocket and table use, with a
largo assortmout of SPORTING IMPLE?
MENTS.
divo mo a cill and examino my stock.
ISAAC SULZBAOHER,
Nov3 Under Columbia Hotel.
Tile Mammotla
ROOT, SHOE, HAT AND TRUNK
EMPORIUM
nAS now opened and
ready for inspection tho
largest and most select*_
stock of GOODS, in its liue, ever
offered in thia market. This stock has boen
selected with groat caro from tho best manu?
facturers in Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and other noted Shoe markets. Persons visi?
ting our city dnring our approaching Fair,
will lind it greatly to their advantage to call
at tho Sign of tho BIO BOOT and HAT, ono
door North of tho Columbia Hotel. Every
article sold in this Honoo is warranted as re?
presented. In point of style, quality and
price wo cannot be surpassed.
Oct 30 _A. SMYTHE.
For Sale.
j?p. 100 acres choice LAND-50 acres clcar
^Bred-situated three miles from Hopkins'
Turn-Out: thirteen miles from Colum?
bia, ami throe-qnartcra of a milo from the
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
For terms, apply at this ofilco. Oct 31 lm
'A Mammoth Raffle of Fine Jewelry,
VALUED at $1.000. 200 Chances, at $5 |
each. 25 Prizes, consisting of
Fino Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Fino Gold BREAST-PINS and EAR-RINGS,
SILVER GOBLETS, Ac.
Will como oft at my Saloon as soon ae tho
Chances are takeu.
Octjo JL^IELlf?KS
For Sale.
A LARGE COTTAGE, willi 0 Rooms
and a Pantry, in a most desirablo part
of the city, with kitchen, dry cellar and
ol her out-houses and conveniences. Besides
a front garden, with rare treeB and shrubbery,
it has a roomy yard and largo garden, in
which there is quite a number of fruit-bear?
ing trees, such as pears, poaches, apricots,
tigs and plums, with a flue arbor, the whole
width of thu garden, with grapes of several
varieties.
Terms moderato. Inqniro at the storo of
E. STENHOUSE, or at this office. If not sold
beforo tho 1st of Docembcr, perhaps may rent
to a good tenant. Oct 27 }lil
For Sale,
THAT Valuable Tract of LAND, lying
jon tho Barhamvillc Road and the Char?
lotte Railroad, about 14 milos from the
city of Columbia, containing twouty-ono acres,
moro or loss, and having on it a beautiful site
for a country rcsidonco, a most excellent
spring of water, and accommodations for five
or six hands; it is about two-thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
for a vegotable or "truck" garden, lying bo
tween tho two brunches which forms tho
stream flowing through Dr. Parkor's placo,
and corapoaod partly of the same soil on
which Dr. Purker raised over 200 bushels of
corn to tho acre. Possession givon 1st Janna- j
rv next. For lui thor particulars, apply at thiB
ofilco, or to L. R. BECKWITH,
Oct.fi Jinn Orangoburg) 8. C.
Foreign Exchange.
THE CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK is now
prepared to draw directly on all the pro?
minent places in
England:, Scotland and Ireland
Germany,
franco,
Holland,
belgium,
Italy,
mid the Orient,
and will famish drafts at New York rates.
Oct 23 A. CL BREN1ZER. Cashier.
Furniture Ware-room
I'la in Sired, near Mn in.
NOW on hand and daily vt -
Jct-i vi n^ from the inanufiie
tories of New York, boston,
Cincinnati and Louisville, the
largest assortment of FUR?
NITURE over kept iii this market, consisting
in purl of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din
ing-Room Snits; 200 bedsteads of different
patterns, it: Walnut and Imitation; also, the
celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made loonier.
UPHOLSTERING und REPAIRING done at
shortest notice and in the host manner.
Tri nis l'.Hsh and Goods cheap. Oct 30
Cotton Bagg'ng.
? g? /"v/"\/"\ YARDS heavy and medium
S *y?\J\J\J COTTON BAGGING, tor
sal? ny E. HOPE.
Mutilated Currency.
moRN and defaced G REI RACKS, NA
X TIONAL RANK MONEY and FRAC?
TIONAL CURRENCY bought at a small dis?
count at THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS RANK.
Oet23 A. G. RRENIZER, Cashier.
Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver.
BANK RILLS ANO COUPONS, MUTILATED
0ritnENCY, COUNTY CLAIMS, .Vc, Ac,
bought and sold by D. G AMR RI LL,
OFFICE-Columbia Hotel Building.
August 21 3mo
Shultz'fl pure Pan Cuke Chewing To?
bacco, at POLLOCK'S,
~~ S " fl ? Boni 2?faj0/ ' 5 j V rs
BY J>. ?.>?rXOTTO & BOW.
ON MONDAY, tho 21st instant, will bo sold at
?notion.
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, bounded North
by tho Sand Hill roaidenco ot Robert Bryce,
East by the main Road to Rico Creek Springs,
South by lands of Rufus M. Johnston, and
West by landB of Dr. E. Marks and W. J. Duf?
fie. Buildings on tho land. Terms cash.
May bo treated for privately._Nov 13
Administrator's Salo.
MWILL bo sold, on Sale-day in De-gmm
comber next, boforo tho CQurtSE
H0U8O door, in Greenville, a tractJ??C.
of LAND, containing 100 acres, more or IOBB,
situatod at Croea Roads, three and-a-half
milo? from the oity. On tho placo are a 00m
fnrtablo DWELLING HOUSE and Out-btuld
inga, good Orchard, fine Water, etc
ALSO,
A valuable LOT, situated in the fork of
Pendleton and Augusta streets, and opposite
Messrs. Williams A Whitmire'B store.
ALSO,
On Tuosday after sale-day, at Williaroston,
a LOT in tho town of Williamston. Andonson
County.
ALSO,
A half intorcat in a LOT adjoining above.
ALSO,
On Wednesday, 7th November, a tract of
LAND, in Bickens County, near the Trap,
containing-acres, moro or loss.
Torras to bo made known on day of sale.
_Oct 22a7 J. H. DEAN, Adm'tor.
For Sale.
WILL be offered for sale, on SALE DAY
in December next, that GRAIN and
COTTON PLANTATION in AbboviBe County,
near Calhoun's Mills, on Calhoun's Creels,
coutaining 1,000 acres, more or less, bounded
by lands of estate of James Taggart, Mrs.
Catherine Alston, John Link, and others.
The improvements are good, there aro ac?
commodations fer twccty-ri70 cr thirty labor?
ers and fouccu in good repair. Almost 250 or
:)00 acres aro creek bottom land, and almost
800 acres timbered. ,
The placo eau be treated for privately, and
with it wilt bo sold, if desired, MULES.
HORSES. STOCK. CORN, Ac.
If not sold, it will bo rentod. Apply to Wu.
H. I'AnKcn, at Abbeville Court lionne.
Oct 15 j20_E.L. PARKER.
Sale of Lexington Lands.
UNDER and by virtue of authority on me
conferred by the will of the lato Henry
Geiger, I will offer for sale, at public auction,
at Lexington Court House, on the first MON?
DAY in December neil the following described
Parcels and Tracts of LAND, belonging to the
estato of tho said Henry J. Geiger:
The Traot known'as the homestead of the
older, Abram Geiger, bas been divided into
li VD parcels, and will be Bold a<? follows:
I No. 1.-Tho North-west portion of said
Tract, known as the rosidonae and home-place
of tho late Honry J. Geiger, containing three
hundred and eighty-three aores; bounded on
Sonth and East by Nos. 2 and 4 of same estate,
and on North and West by lands of Zinker, B.
and B. Sharpe.
No. 2.-Tho North-east portion of same
Tract, containing three hundred and eighteen
acres, adjoining and bounded by Goodwyn's
Mill Traot aud Nocce's land, on North and
East, and by Nos. 1 and 3 on West and South.
A small lot has been sot off and reserved for a
School Honso or Church.
No. 3.-Tho South-east portion of same
Tract, lying on both Hides of the Blackville
Road, containing three hundred acres, ad?
joining Nos. 2 and 4 on North and Weat, and
lands of SpireB and Riohter on East and
South.
No. 4.-The South-west portion of same
Tract, containing three hundred and thirty
five acres, lying on tho Blackville Road and
bounded by Gissondamer on South and West,
and by Noe. 1 and 3 on North and East.
No. 5.-The Patrick Tract,containing forty
seven acres, adjoining and lying West of Nos,
1 aud 4, and hounded by lands ofQisaendamer,
Arthur and Sharpe.
Tho above Tract lies on the head waters el
First Creek, watera of Congaree Biver.
No. C.-The Tract known as the "Michael
Wise," or "Old Wise" place, containing twe
hundred and forty-nine acres, lying on the
head waters of Cedar Creek and Bull 8wamp
on both sides of tho road from Orangeburg tc
Lexington, and bounded by landa of Coleman
Hutto, Sharpe and others.
No. 7.-The "John Sightler" Tract, contain
ing four hundred and eighteen acres, lyinp
between tho head of Sandy Run and Big Bul
Swamp, and adjoining lands of Herbert Spires
Richter, Dominick and Mrs. Smith.
No. 8.-The "George Sightler," or "Sightlei
Homestead" Traot, lying on the head waten
of Savannah Hunt Creek, watera of Gongarci
River, and anjoiniug landa of H. H. Geiger, G
Kaigler, J. L. Sightler abd others.
This Tract has been divided, and will bi
sold as follows:
1. The Eastern half, containing focr Lan
dred and forty acres, which ombracea the re
sidonco and settlement, (of thu-, ono acre ha:
been sot off and reserved as a grave-yard. )
2. Tho Western half, containing three hau
dred and thirty-two acree.
All of the abovo Tracts have been rocentl;
snrvoyed and divided by James H. Taylor
Surveyor, and plata made of the samo, which
can bo inspected at the officoof Messrs. Talley
llachnian A Wathe, at Columbia, nntil day I
salo.
They will bo ?old in tho order In which the
aro numbered, and on the following TERMS
One-fourth cash; balance io ono, two SDI
three years, secured by bond and mortgage c
thu purchaser, bearing interest from day c
sale. Purchasers to pav for papers an
stamps. ALEXANDER GEIGER,
Qualified Executor of Henry J. Geiger, cb
ceased. Oct 29 st)
Valuable Land for Sale.
IOFFER for salo 5,000 acres of LAND, th
most valuable portion of the Doby estatt
on West bank Watereo river, twenty mile
East of Columbia; ten miles below Camdei
livo miles from Camden Brunch liailroac
twelve miles Hom hue of Railroad froi
Sumter tu Columbia. Tho river affords fin
water transportation. Tho placo is perfect!
ht ult hy, with thc finest water, and a numbe
of thc best laborers in the County; noun di
by lands of Mrs. English, and Blacks, an
others. 1,001? acres aro river bottoms, tb
greater portion safe from over-Hows, with
river front of noni ly a mile?, all cleare d, exce]
1200 acres of finely timbered OHI? lands, ar
under fence, producing finely Cotton, Coi
sud small grain, and especially adapted I
stock raising; and a large number of cattle cn
bc lu ot Ut all the year without feeding, ai
readily cold on thc plac?. Tb? balam
(-1,000 acres) arc good pine lands, with a lar;
proportion of tine creek bottoms. 2 r>0<> aci
of tho above-a separate tract- are on No?l
ami Sont li Spear's Creek, immediately ou tl
line of tho Chatham llailroad, and the lo)
graph road from Columbia to Camden, s.-xtc.
miles from thc former; heavily timbered wi
pine, and fine water power; 2th) acres good n
land cleared and minor fence, adjoining tl
river bottoms: balance heavily tir.ilwreel wi'
pine, 'l here is a fine residence- ?onveiiiont
situated, ami ample aeeomnaadations t
laborers. Will hu sold in a body or tracts
suit. For ttirthor particulars,apply to E. <
Donv, Camden, or to Colon?! MoM.v TER. C
lumbla, who will show plats of the land
JonN MCCASKU.I., near tho place, will she
parties tho lands. If no* disposed of befor
1 will offor them at auotion cn the llret MO!
DAY In December. Nov St
G. P?EK0KS
INFORMS his friends and customer* that 1
is prepared to furnish OYSTERS ia 1
stylos- as he has a superior 000k. Out 30
The bf st imported Bogars can fee hf
at POLLOCK*!},