The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, December 01, 1870, Image 3

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- *!BW iToBK, November 2D. -Tho ITorW's ghgrfMbirfea ?aodpa ??J? ?uni a? a, ?abi O?fc council yesterday, a deepatoh was fred Odo Russell, containing Bis? marck V proposal for a o on fo ronco at ?iondoa to 'settle Kassia's claims. Also a noto from Bemutoff, that Prassia re? commended Russia to withdraw Gorts chakofTs note on ooadition that the con? ference be held. GortsohakofTs second noto waa again road. The Cabinet agreed to Granville's reply, expressing the wil? lingness of England to agree to the conference, provided Russia withdraws Qorteohakofrs first note. Messengers were immediately sent to St. Petersburg ?nd Versailles to convey this reply. A late despatch from Tours, the 29th, .?ye the right Wing of the French army made six simultaneous attaoks on the German left yesterday, and was SUOOPSR ??? ia five of the notions. LONDON, November 80-Noon.-Tho following, : dated Versailles, early this morning, was received ota Berlin: On Monday and Tuesday, the forts around PfttfR .particularly those toward the South, maintained a furious cannonade, forOeveVa sortie in force. On Tuesday, tho; French came ont towards IieHay, supported by gu a-bout s on the Seine, cud. attacked fiercely tho position held by. tho sixth Prussian corps. Other sor? tie* ?"ere mads simultaneously in other directions--probably with tho view to p?o^d?t reinforcements to tho sixth corps, tn aU oases, however, tho Frenoh were repulsed and driven behind their fortifi? cations. Tho entire loss of the Prus? sians in thesis actions was seven officers ond a Cow hundred mon, while the Frenoh lost 1,600 in .prisoners alone. The French hayo been badly beaten near Amiens. Their army was totally routed and fled towards Aroas. Four French guns were captured in this action. On Monday, the mein body of the French attempted to loree"? passage to Fontainebleau, bj a ,heavy and general attack. They en countered the tenth Prussian corps al Deanne, a little village in the Depart ment of the Loire, twenty-six milei North bf Orleans. The Prussians wert quickly reinforced with the fifth infantry and first cavalry divisions, aud thc Frenoh onslaught repulsed with heavj loss ia killed, wounded and prisoners especially prisoners. Failing in this at tempt, the army of the Loire withdrew VERSAILLES, November 30-Noon. It now Appears that the greater part o the army of the Loiro was engag?e against the Prussian tenth corps a Beauqae, on Monday. Reports of oom mandera coming io, leave no donbt tba the Frenoh defeat was complete. 1,00 killed were left on the field, and 1,70 wounded were captured; the capture were increased by the close Prussian poi eui). . LOMBOK, November 30.-The feeling i money oiroies is healthy. The Times arge Hi?g William, as the ally of England to urge on the Czar the folly of his pn tensions, whioh tho civilized world re faces io tolerate. Lord Lyons is waiting tho decision c tho Toura Government, as to the mutti of sending a plenipotentiary to the cot ference in London. ST.. PETERSBURG, November 30.-TL proposed couferenco on tho Faster question is favorably received here. ST. PUTERS BU HG, November 30.-Tl Government is in receipt of address? from all the empire, showing that tl loyalty of the people mukes Russia in assailable and fearless of any hostile u lianoe. ANTWERP, Novomber 30. -The Frene prisoners hero made aa unsuccessful n tempt to escape. VERSAILLES, November 30.-Immen quantities of provisions havo been cc looted hero by tho Germaus, for the u of the Parisians, when they surrender. ! BRUSSELS, November 30.-The Inc Sentience Beige announces that Euglai aa agreed to accept the proposed co ference for a settlement of tho Euxi difficulty-provided Russia satisfactor! explains Gortschnkoff's note. "LONDON, November 30-5 o'clock. The rumored capitulation of Puris eaui buoyancy in the markets here. American Intelligence. CHARLESTON, Novomber 30.- Arrived steamship Champion, New York. WASHINGTON, November 29.-Geno: HaUeok, who commands tho division the Sooth, is opposed to the employ nu I of the regular troops in State eleotioi exoept ia extreme cases, aud then af 1 the State power is exhausted. Halh writes thc Department hetr-, that ho assured by Federal civil officers that i employment of troops in executing dioial processes and euforcing revet seems to increase rathor than di min the necessity of resorting to such fo in civil matters. Hallcck HUJS tho disposed become moro and moro es perated at being coerced by a fo [ whioh they think has boen unconsti tionally employod agaiust them, and botter disposed relax their efforts paaieh local crimes, on the pion t this duty now devolves upon tho m tary. FORTRESS MONROE, Novomber 2t Tho schooner Queen of tho Wost fo dered on the 23d, GO miles Sonth-i of Cape Lookout. The crow was pic ap by tho schooner Fannie 'Koati Wood's Holo for Savannah. POUGHKEEPSIE, Novembor 30.-Tl is great excitement in the Eastern ; of Duchess County, over tho sudden alarming illness of tho cattle. I head ou three different farms arc af] cd; tongues areswollen; hoofs rott and no appetite. HAVANA, Novomber 29.- Tho Au can schooner Frauk Palmer, from tanzas for Ivoy West, was lost a Friday last. The orew was saved. Oolooel Barrios, General Cavi Chief of Staff, has beau captured tire Cubaos near Cipufuegos. The Spanish gun-bout Alarms ashore at Ensenada de Cochinos. leader,^?&o oom maud ?f a pariy^il longing to Jasas dei Moi, I during tho severo illness of that chiof, surrendered himself and men yesterday. Christobal Mendiolea, ex-Cuban Beoretary of Fo? reign Affairs, and formerly editor of the Havana Siglo, was captured at Quassi mos, and is among those lately sentenced to death as leaders of tho rebellion. Fifty insurgents wero killed in tho en? gagement in which Mendiolea was cap? tured. NEW YOBK, November 30.-The cot? ton warehouse of Hopkins, Dwight, Trowbridge & Co., waa burned to-night; loss $85,000. NEW YOBK, November 30-3.15 P. M. The steamer Robert Lowe sailed from Heart's Content, on Suturday last, to repair the Atlantic cable of 1866, which was injured about sixty-five miles from that point. Wo have just received in? formation that tho cabio of 1865 haH nlso ooased to work, and that tho fault is about tho same distance from Hoart's Content. It is, therefore, probable that the steamer hus grappled the wrong cables. A steamer is on the spot, and it is hoped that both cables will soon bo repaired, nlthough the French cable is able to transmit Westward withubout its usual facility. It is, from some unknown canee, unable to transmit Eastward, ex? cept with great difficulty and ven' slowly. Notico is hereby given, that for the pre? sent, messages cauuot be received for any part of Europe. The public will be informed at tbe earliest moment, that messages can be recoived for Europe. (Signed) CYRUS W. FIELD. CHARLESTON, Novoinber 30.-A heavy North-east gale set iu about mid-day, which lasted several hours; it ts mode? rate this evening. RALEIGH, November 30.-Mauniug (Democrat) bouts Joe W. Holden for the unexpired term iu tho ?1st Cougress, from this district, by 43(5 majority. AUGUSTA, November 30.-The Macon and Augusta Railroad has been com? pleted, and trains are running through on schedule from Augusta to Macon. WILMINGTON, N. C., November 30. A North-east storm is prevailing, and it is feared tho steamer Persia will go to pieces to-night. ?00 bales cotton were saved. The crew were taken off to-day. MONTGOMERY, ALA.. November 30. Captain Drum, commanding the post here, lind the t ruo ps at tho capitol re? moved, by orders from General Terry, commanding this department. Smitb and Bingham have a perfect posse ol negroes guarding the Executive aud Treasury rooms. Nothing dono ia thc Legislature. SAN FRANCISCO, November 30. -There was rain throughout California yester day, and it promises a continuance heavy snows in the mountains. WASHINGTON, Novoinber 30.*-McKon zio announces his intention to contes1 Braxton's seat in Congress from tho Se venth Virginia District. There is grea commotion in tho departments on ac count of the premature publication o tho bureau reports. They aro bough from loose people connected with th) departments, directly or indirectly, a prices varying from $10 to $200. $3,001 was offered for tho advance copy of th< report of tho Secretary of tho Treasury ? --o- . -c* NEWSPAPER PATRONAGE.- There seems says a contemporary, to be a great mau; different ways of defining aud under? standing the phrase "newspaper patro nage," und, as a party interested iu th correct definition of tho same, we giv the following disquisition on thesubjec by ono who knows whoreof he speaks It muy serve, perhaps, as a mirror, ii which certain parties may be able to ''se themselves as others seo them:" "Many long and dreary years in th publishing business, (says the writer, has forced the conviction upon us thu newspaper patronage is a word of man definitions, and that a great majority c mankind aro cither ignorant of the coi rect definition, or aro dishonest, in strict biblical sense of the word. Newt paper patronage is as changeable as chameleon. "Ono man comes in, subscribes for paper, pays for it in advauce, and got home and reads it with a proud Batista* tiou that it is his. "Another man asks you to send hil the paper, and goes off without saying word about the pay. Time passes oi you aro in need of money, and ask hi; to pay the sum ho owes you. He flii into a passion, perhaps pays, perha] not, and orders his paper stopped. Th is catted patronage. "One man likes your paper; he tak a copy, pays for it, aud gets his frier to do tho same; but ho is not nlwa; grumbling to you or others, but has' friendly word. If any accident ooeu iu his section, he informs the edite This, too, is newspaper patronage. "One (it is good to see such) comes and says, 'Tho paper for which I paid about to expiro; I want to pay for a other.' Ho does so and retires. Tl is, also, newspaper patronage." A lady, named Luella Gross, who h attained her ono hundred aud seve teeuth year, died recently at Orlan Me. Dr. Chase, of Orland, made a po mortem examination of tho remai shortly after death. Ho states that found the bonos chalky and emmi from age, and the arteries of the lim turned to bono. It is a curious coincidence that Loi XIV, of France, took Srasboarg by ; sault from tho Germans on tho 28th September, 1081, and that it Burrend ed to tho German forces under Gene Werder, ISO years after, on the same tl of tho month, tho 28th of Septomb 1870. Over fifty porsous were killed rocen by an explosion of gun cotton at Al andria, Egypt. There were 21 death*-5 whites and colored-in> Qh&rtest?b. for tho wi ending 26th ult. OOLUMDIA, 8. O., December, _ of cotton yesterday ' 8f bales-?a?c Msw YORK, November 30-Nooa. Stocka heavy. Gold 10%. Money 4? 5. Sterling-long 9; short 9J?. 62*8 7>a. Floor, wheat and cora heavy. Pork doll-old 23.OO@23.50. Cotton dull and heavy-uplands 16,^; Orleans 16%; Rules 1,500 bales. Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Money in better demand, nt 5. Sterling 9@9}?'- Gold 10%@11. Governmcut'a dull but steady. South? ern's generally dull and heavy-Virgi? nia's strong. Cotton dull and' tending down; sales 4,000 bales, at lCjf}. Flour 5@10o. lower-super 4.40@5.10; South? ern dull and drooping, at 5.80@6.20. Whiskey dull, at 89@90. Wheat la lower and in modornto export demand. Corn heavy and 2@3c. lower-mixed 75@ 82: old 88(^88. Freights scarcely so firm. BALTIMORE, November 30.-Flour no tiyo but wonk. Wheat dull. Corn nom? inal. Pork 23.00. Bacon quiet. Whis? key 99. Cotton easier-middlings of? fered at 15^4; sales 300 bales; receipts 800; exports 560; stock 7,073. CINCINNATI, November 30.-Flour dull and drooping. Corn firm and scarce, at 51@53. Pork 19.25 usked. Lard quiet aud unchanged. Bacon limited-shoul? ders 13; sidos 15(?>15?d'. Whiskey dull, nt 83@84. BOSTON, November 30.-Ootlon quiet and steady-middlings IG^f^lG1..'; sales 400 bahs; ?tock 5,500. NORFOLK, November 30.-Cotton dull middiiugs 15; sales 70 bales; receipts 1,543; stock 6,149. CHAKLESTON, November 30.-Cotton quiet-m iiltil i ogs 15,'a'; sales 200 bales; receipts 3,337; exports 3,780;stock 2,293. WILMINGTON, November 30.-Cotton active-middlings 14?^; sales 278 bales; receipts 351; stock 1,018. AUGUSTA, November 30.-Cotton mar? ket dull and lower, at 14j?(all4v0 for middling; sales 918 bules; receipts 1,440. SAVANNAH, November ?10. - Cotton quiet-middlings 15J4'; receipts 4,383; exports 2,986; stock 77,584. Momm, Novoruber 30.-Colton dull middlings 143.(@15; Rales 1,500 bales; receipts 2,341; stock 55,338. NEW ORLEANS, November 30.-Cotton quiet and firm-middlings 15^@15,'i?; sales 6,850 balee; receipts 11,087; stock 109,248. Flour-superfine 5.00; double 5.40; treble 5.62>.<@6.00. Corn-white 70. Meas pork 21.50@22.00. Bao o 11 firm-shoulders 13; hams 22@25. Su? gar-primo lOCt?'IO'j,'. Molasses-prime 14@16. Whiskey 9501.00. Coffee prime 17,14. GALVESTON, November 30. -Co.tton less active and prices lower-good ordinary 13?4(a)13!;?; sales 1,330 bules; receipts 1,248; stock 28,922. LONDON, November 30-3 P. M. Consols 93??. Bonds 80,?8'. LIVERPOOL, November 30-Noon. Cotton quiet and steady-uplands 9J?@ 9/4 ; Orleans 9,??@9>?. LIVERPOOL, November 30-EveniDg. Cotton, steady-middliug uplands 918'(fl 9.'4'; Orleans???@9,y?; sales 12,000 bales; export and speculation 2,500. LONDON, November 29-Evening. 0008013 93^. Bonds 88-^. PAIN KILLEU. [OPINIONS or Tut: rr.Kss.j No article ever attuinod to such unbounded popularity.-Salem Observer. An article or great merit and virtu*.-Cin? cinnati Nonpareil, We can bear testimony to the efficacy of the Pain Killer. Wo have seen ita magic" effects iu soothing tho severest pain, and know it to be a B"?d article.- Cincinnati Dispatch. A speedy cure for pain -no family should bc without it.-Montreal Trot script. There has nothing aa yet surpassed the Pain Killer, whiuh is tho most valuable family medicine uow in use.- Tennessee Organ. It has real merit; as a moans of removing pain, no medicine has acquired a reputation equal to Porry Davis* Pain Killer.- Newport (Ky.) DaV?j heirs. Its wonderful power in relioving thc most sovore pain has never been equalled. - ?tur linglon Sentinel. Il ia one of the few articles :Lat aro juat what they pretend to be. - Hi'unsttick Tele? graph; Our own opinion ia, that no family should he without a buttle of it for a dingle hour. In llesh wounds, aches, pains, sores,Ac, it ia tho most effoctual remedy wo know of.-News, St. John, Canada. After many years' trial ot Davis' Pain Kill? er, wo advi*? that every family should pr?? vido themselves with so" effectual and speedy a PAIN KILLEII.-Amherst (X. S.) Hantle. Tho Pain Killer of Perry Davis A Bon we eau confidently recommend. We have used it for a length of time and invariably with suc? cess.-Cunada Daptist. arar Thc Pain Killer ie for sale by Medicine Doalers generally. PERRY DAVIS A SON, Dec 1 i\l Imo Providence, R. 1. NEW STORE. THE subscriber would re .spect fully inform bia friends land old customers that ho has Ire-establitthod himself in the lOENERAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at his old stand, (Ko. 1!>!>,) wkero he will bc pleased to show and sell to purchasers a complete stock of new fancy aud substan? tial OOODS, carefully selected." Richardson street, first square South of old Market comer. O ULAN DO '/.. HATES. Dee 1 3mo Ju3t Received, BANANAS and PINE APPLES. Also, a lot o? tho well known MOUNTAIN RUTTER, from Walhalla, at Vf. D. SCHOENBERG'S, Corner Assembly and Washington street*. ,Nov 30 Mackerel aud Salmon. I KITS now Bay MACKEREL, .LO\_/ JO quarter, half and whole barr?is, Boston Inspection, for salo by E. HOPE. Oranges! Oranges ll . ~it\ BULS. FLORIDA ORANGES, juat ar 1U rived at HARDY SOLOMON'S. Nov?^2 . . - "Blaokwoli'a genuine Durh am ?Wking Tobacco, at POLI OCK'S. ' [? d?iastrcus fire oa tu* nighs of ?DO '?Ul ult., losing 40,000 pounds seed cotton, 500 bushels oats, 100 bushels corn, bo sides boga and farming utensils. [Marion Crescent. In the harbor of Dover, says the Jour? nal de Bordeaux, is a little steamer, kept ready, day and night, to bear to Calais a certain prince, who claims tba French throne, and proposes to establish a pro? visional capital in Normandy. Noel Waddell shot end killed a Mr. W. R. Walker, at Glenalta, Marion Coun? ty, Ga., on Tuesday last. The murderer has been arrested. Tho first colored jury ever empanneled in Augusta, Ga., was drawn oa Monday last, in the City?Court. Carolina Indigo. K>f\f \ LBS. of Rood quality for salo low d\J\J by EDWARD HOPE. Doc 1 New Orleans Syrup. "j BBLS. choice new crop How Orleans LV-J SYUUP, just received- and for ealo by JDecL J. .?.- T. R. AGNEW. Bacon! Bacon!! ?)f\ BOXES Dry Saltod Clear Rib SIDES, &\J just received and for salo at greatly reducod prices by J. A T. R. AGNEW. Dec 1 _ BY EXPRESS ASPLENDID lot of UIOBO dioico English BISCUITS, manufactured by Megara. Huntley A Palmer and Peek, Froan A Co., London. Tho variety consist? of fancy Nic Naoa, Rrilliauts, Gem, Ringe, A B C. ALSO, A rrcsh invoice or ALBERT BISCUITS, manufactured by Measrs. Middleniaaa, Edin burg,Scotland. Only to bo tried to bo appre? ciated. Sold by MC KENZIE, Main street. ALSO, Balmoral, Egg, Cream and Mixed Crachera fresh. Dec 1 (J Acacia Lodge No. 94, A. F. M. Sk AN Extra Communication of this y*9%gr Lodge will ho held in Masonic Hall, /VvTMlS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. The Third Degree will be conferred. By order of tho W. M. Dec ll J. LEE DIXON, Secrctarv. AGENCY FOR THE SALE FBB?VIAN r?lHE undersigned having been appointed X their Agent at thia port, by Messrs. Hob? son, Hurtado A Co., ot New York, who ave tho aole agenta and consignees of direct importa? tion? of Peruvian Ouano into tho United StatoB, offcra for aale, and will koop on hand aupplicR of NO. 1 PERU VI VX Ol? ANO. A dopoait ia established here for direct im? portation. Quantities of Ten (10) Tona, or more, can be had at $0*0, gold, or its equivalent in cur? rency per ton 2,240 pounds forGuanapo Island Guano, and $(17.50 for Chincha Inland Guano, excluaiveof State tax, for inspection, and be? ing tho preacut Government prices. Purity warranted. R. G. LAY, Agent, At Onice of Mesara. TUN.NO A Co., Dec 1 th4 Savannah, Georgia. Dentistry. . jSjQS gfe TUE undersigned would in UrP^HfflKk form his friend- and patron? ^-*J-I-I_L-F that he ia prepared to execute acienlifically and satisfactorily all operations and work of whatsoever kit?d his profession demands. Terms accommodating. Office over Mesara. Porter A Co.'a Dry Goods Store, on Main stioct, Columbia, S. C. Office boura fi om '.' a. m. to 1 p. m., and from 2 to 4 p. ni. Nov 2'J D. L. BOOZER, D. D. 8. KU A ?V CI S A. OHBY ??S CU., Accountants and General Agents, rx j) KU COURT ROOM. THE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and the public generally that tliev aro prepared to do all kinda ol' WRITING, copying of Deeds, Conveyances, Mortgage*, Ac; also, to balance Accounts, open and keep acta of Rooka, detect errors, and prosecute the business usually expected iu an office of this kind. Au accomplished L'cnman and Accountant will always bein the office from'.' a. m. to 2 o'clock p. ni. and from 3 to li o'clock p. m., for the transaction of businoaa. Wo guarantee to give satisfaction in each and every Instance. N. B. Particular attention given to thc pre? paration of Accounts for State and County of? ficials. F. A. GREY .V CO. Nov 22 i City Currency will be Taken IN payment for Gooda at Novit HARDY SOLOMON'S. Fish and Flesh. TRICKLED SHAD, No. 1, MACKEREL. Noe. I, 2 and 3, '? SALMON. No. 1, 100 boxea Scaled HERRINGS, Fulton Market licet', Smoked Beef, Beef Tongues, Extra Sugar-cured finnis, " " Bacon Sti?ps. For sale by GEO SYMMERS. Call c arly and often. Oct 21 Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat!! ??i\?\ BUSHELS selected SEED WHEAT, ?\IU for salo hv It. O'NEALE A SON. Nov 1 GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN ! W..T. WIlIT-MinE, <;KKK\'V1M.K, S. C., I TpwEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO j^f DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt attention to all orders entrusted to his care. This is u rare opportunity for Planters and others living along tho lino of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, to procure theil sup- j plies at til'stcost. 1 only asl; iv fair trial, und ! guarantee satisfaction. Nov2l?)mo i Heise's Dining Saioon, IN rear of thc Confectionery, ia fitted up with evervthing pertaining to a Dist elasa establishment. Norfolk OYSTERS, FISH ? and GAME of all kinda during the season. Nov 19 3E3C 33 I & 3E3 7 & BAZAAR AXD CONFECTIONERY! | -. ? ? i For useful things and things for sport, Tho curious peoplo here resort. ENTIRELY new etock of TOYS ami FANCY ARTICLES for thc Holidays. Varieties too numerous to mention. CANDIES manufactured daily. CAKES of all kind*, plain and ornamented. Also, full stock French CONFECTIONERY. Canned Good?; . '.T*Hf{ Xai-dn*. - Citron, Almonds, and fall line of Hssortcd Nuts Lomon?. Orange*, Cocoanut?. Ac. Fruit of all kinds during tf.< ? une n. Nov W i REPUBLICAN lo irBoaforrc? to the new Po ri?diua? ??a Nowo Dopot, ABaombly street, near the Pout Office.; ... _.. ; Pcs 1 tV WOO? WANTED-Wantod to contract for fifty cord? of good seasoned OAK, and fifty cor do of PINE, to be dolivorod nt either of the railroad d?pota in Columbio. Apply at thia office._Deo 1 8M NOTICE.-An election for ASSISTANT PO LIOEMEN will bo hold at regular meet? ing City Conned, Tuesday, December G. Ap? plications must be filed with the undersigned. Dy order of Counoil. WM. J. ETTER, Clerk of Counoil. Dec 1 12_ rpHOItlAS A. TOBIN, of Laurens Court i House, S. C., formerly of Now York, is ont of business and wants employaient. His friends in and out of tho Stato will please seo what they can do for him. Ho wants to go to work right off. Address bim at Augusta, Qa., caro of J. H. Miller, General Agent -Southern Lifo Iusuranco Company. Den 1 ???TTI MHOUSE AND LOT FOR. SALIS_ Tho dwolliug HOUSE and tho building adjoining, now oooupiod by tho subscri? ber, is offered for salo. Applv to Nov 29 tl_RICHARD TOZER. NOTICE.-A Spocial Session of tho Court of Common Pleas, for Richland County, will be held at Columbia on the second MON? DAY of December next, for tho trial of such causes as havo boon heretofore trausforrod to a Special Calendar. Bv order of Judgo Mel? ton. D. B. MILLER, C. C. C. lt. C. Cr.EnK's OFFICE, Columbia, S. C., November 27^1870. Nov SO ?n_ FOR SALK-Au excellent family QHVJHQBBE, possessed of strongth and action; perfectly gent?o ana sound. Not sold for any fault. Works iu harnoso or under tho saddle Apply to Mr. E. Stenhouse, on Main street, or 8. D. Boggs, at tho Theo? logical Seminary. Nov ?10 2* TO THE TEACHERS OF THE STATE. The second meeting of tho Educational Institute of South Carolina will be held at tho Nickcrson House, Columbia, at 7J P. M., on TUESDAY, Dccembor20, proximo. Addressos will bo dolivered by Prof. Jas. H. Carlislo, and by other gentlemen prominently identi? fied with the cause of education. Delegates will be paused over tho different railroads for ono faro, and will bo entertained at tho Nickorson House at reduced rates. Teachers, and all other persons desirous of advancing tho interests of education in this State, are earnestly requested to attond. It is desired that members of tho Institute, as well as others who expect to bo present, notify tho Chairman of tho Exccutivo Com? mittee at Columbia. Tho papers of the State aro requested to ex? tend this notice. HUGH S. THOMPSON, Chairman. M. M. FARROW, B. F. MILLER, Nov 30 _ _Executive Committee. _ STOCKS, IIOSDS and COUPONS bought and sold by D. (J AMURI LL, Broker. Nov 23 Gmo_ OLD BANK DILLS and MUTILATED CURRENCY bought and sold by Nov 23 Gmo D. QAMnRILL, Broker. _ BY AUTHORITY OF A POWER ex? pressed in tho last Will and Testament of tho late W. F. DoSaussuro, deceased, I will sell, beforo the Court House, in Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY in Decomber next, tho office on Law Range roceutly occupied by the deceased. Terms made known at day of aalo> May bc treated for privately at the oftloc of my Attorney iu law and fact, D. B. DESAUS SURE, Esq. E. G. BURROUGH8, Nov 17 Sole Executrix. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the col? lection of Commercial Paper, Interest on Stato and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and Conversion of ijtate Securities, by _Nov23<>mo _ P. QAM BRILL. Broker. -NjHfe, FOR ?ALE.-Fine Grcen-houso Tt?gggfl PLANTS, EVERGREENS, KOHLS, A ???cct lot of Magnolias, at low 'TV^tD prices. Applv to 1 W O. ADAIR, Nov 17 tl3 Lunatic Asylum. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! ?AM selling the best NORFOLK OYSTERS ottered in this market, and get them fresh every day from Norfolk. I have also reduced tho prico to $1.75 per gallon, ami smaller quantities in proportion. Families can have them delivered at their re? sidences, bv leaving their orders at tho fcc House. " JOHN D. BATEMAN. Nov 27 2nio Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard, Dupuy, Cognac Brandy, Dud" Gordon's Palo Sherry, South-side Madeira Wine, London Dook Fort Wine, Hibbcrt'd London Porter, McEwen'? Scotch Ale. Tho abovo direct from the importers and warranted pure. Fur sale hy EDWARD HOPE. Extra Cheese. -i i\f~\ BOXES Goshen. English Dairj and JAM J Pine Applo CHEESE, for salo low, Oct 30 E. HOPE. Chewing Tobacco---Just Received. AFINE lot of the best Pan-cake and Fig Chewing TOBACCO. Nov.", JOHN C. BEEPERS. Rio Coffee. X/V BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to OU dealorn hy EDWARD HOPE. A Desirable Store to Rent. ri?HE STORE ROOM, now occupied by X Messrs. L?rick A Lowrance as a hardware and grocery establishment, Is DOW offered for rent. This is a very desirable stand, situated on Main street in the midst of business, oppo? site the PuocMX oftice. Inquire of E. H. HEINITSH, Oct 2.1 At the Dm? Store. Foreign Exchange. THE CITIZENS' SAYINGS BANK is now prepared to draw directly on all the pro? minent places in England, Scotland and Ireland, Germany, france, Holland. Belgium, italy, and tho Orient, and will lurni.-h drafts at New York rates. Oct 23 A. G. 11REN1/E1L ( ashier. Nectar Whiskey. /GIBSON'S OLD FAMILY NECTOR and VX Rye WHISKEYS "thejweat nw? best in market." Also, a full stock of KEC11FIED WHISKEYS, of all grados, always on hand and for ?alo by J. A T. R. AGNEW. Gold and Silver Coin. THE CITIZENS' SAYINGS BANK buy and nell GOLD and SILVER at a email mar? gin. A. G. BRENIZER, n Oi't i-'? Cashier. North Carolina Rutter. nA KIT8 MOUNTAIN RUTTER, on con sdgnmcnt, and will be sold very low to close. Packages average from twenty to thirty ponnrta eacliK G KO. KY M ME RS. Carolina Indigo." PAA LBS PRIME CAROLINA INDIGO, yUvi on baud and tor SU1B low ut wholesale inri rctuil. ' J. t T. lt. AGNEW. Tho best imported ?egaia can bo had at POLLOCK'S. \ I Desirable- Farm. ' ByB.O.FSISvSTO&SQH. 021 MONDAY MORNING, the 5th December, at 10 o'clock, ia front of the Court Hoaee, we will sell, without reserve, I A DESIRABLE FARM, containing THIR? TY ACRES, bounded North bylands lately Sand Hill reaidence of Robert Bryce; East by Rice Cronk Springs road: South bylands ol Rufus M. Johnston; Weat by landa of W. J. DafSo and Elias Marks; all under fence, with ologant building site where former real deuce of W. J. Taylor was burned; aR neces? sary ont-bnildings standing now; two elegant wells of water, and fine orchard of several hundred treos of all deaciiptiona. Buildings aro th rr o servants' houses, of two room a each, and barn with stables. THUMS-Cash. No charge for titles, which will bo made satisfactory. Deo 1.2.4 Valuable Land lor Bale. IOFFER for salo 6,000 acres of LAND, the moat valuable portion cf thc Do by eui.? Lo, on West bank Wateree river, twenty milos East of Columbia; ton milea below Camden; fivo miles from Camden Branch Railroad; twelve milos from lin* of Railroad from Sumtor to Columbia. Tho river affords fine water transportation. The plac?la porfoctly healthy, with tho finest water, and a number of tho liest laborera in the Countv; bounded by lands of Mrs. English, and Blacks,-and othera. 1,000 acres are river bottoms, the groater portion aafo from over-flows, with a river front of nearly a mile, all cleared, except 200 acres of lindy timbered oak landa, and ander fou--o, producing finely Cotton, Corn aud small grain, and especially adapted to stock raisiuc; ana a largo number of oattlo can ba kept tat all tho year without feeding, and readily Bold on the place. The balance (4,000 acres) are good wino landa, with a large proportion of fino creek bottoms. 2,500 acres of tho above-a separate tract-are on North and South Spear's Creek, immediately on tho line of the Chatham Railroad, and the tele? graph road from Columbia to Camden, sixteen milos from tho former; boavily timbered with fiino. and fino water power; 200 acres good up and cleared and under fonce, adjoining-tho river bottoms; bataneo heavily timbered with pine. There is a Quo residence conveniently situated, and ample accommodations for laborers. Will be sold in a body or tracta tc? suit. For further particulars, apply to E. C. Donv, Camden, or to Colonel MUMA-TEB, Co? lumbia, who will show plata of the Ianda. .InUN MCCASKII.I., near the place, Will ahow parties tho lands. If not disponed of before, I will offer them at auction on the first MON? DAY in January. _Deo 1 tb m Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. ?TUE undersigned informa the ?g? pnblic that ho has opened aVyK stock or WATCHES, CLOOKSfiJft and JEWELRY, to which be invites attention. He ia also prepared to REPAIR thoroughly and ia a work? manlike, manner TIME-KEEPERS Of overvklnd; besides Jewelry, ?to. ' . . GEORGE BRUNS, Nov 7 Imo Two doors below PHOSIX Office. Notiee. Orv WAGONS and BDG'GIEB ttta?efcrtxmadB to drder^andalikinds _JKS^of VEBIOLE6 Repaired: aU r^jTaTOaW&kinds AGRIGULTURAL IM? PLEMENTS made in tho bent manner and at Bhort notice. Apply at large Brick Shop, rear E. ,V O. D. Hope's, or at L?rick A Lowrance's. Oct 32 lm_E. W. SEIBEL8. For Bale, 3??nfi ACRES of LAND in BarnweU, . UUIJ on tho Ediato. 750 ACRES in Kerahaw-in lota to aait. HOUSE and LOT in Colombia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Sept 21_ly BMEKY'S UNIVERSAL Cotton Gins and Condensers. THESE GINS, BO well known throughout tho South, need no comment. In style of workmanship, and for efficiency of work, their turn-out, with tho Bama amount of power, is unequaled. R. TOZER, Agent, August 2_ Colombia.?. C. Hardy Solomon & Co., HAYING entered into tho manufacturo of BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE; and purchased of Messrs. Wright A Vinn, one ut their new patent Brick Machines, capable of turning out from 40,000 to 60,000 brioks per day, are now prepared to make contracts and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his store, or at the. South Carolina Bank and Trust Company. _Sept 3 I Notice. TUE CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK would call the atteution of the public to tho fact that they aro transacting a GENERAL BANK? ING BUSINESS, and extend the usual accom? modations to business men and others, who favor them with their accounts. Oct 23 A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier. New Books. THE Memories of Fifty Years, containing notices and anecdotes of distinguished Americans and remarkable men, Ac, by W. II. Sparks. Price $2.50. I Tent Lifo in Siberia and Adventures in Kainschatka. and Northern Asia, by Kennan, with a map. $1.50. Ginger Snaps, hy Fanny Fern. $1.50. Old Songs aud New, by tho authoress of Reechcnbrouk. ?2. Paris in December, 1851; or, Coup d'Etat of Napole?n III, by Terr t, from the thirteenth French edition. $2 50. Lccko's Rationalism in Europe, two Volumes The Lifo ot General Nathaniel Green. Tho Court and Times of Queen Elizabeth. Also a mini ber of new novels, by Trollop-: and oilier popular authors. Also, new juvenile books from London, now Chromos, Paintings, Ac. For sate at BRYAN A_McC ARTE R'S Bookstore. _ Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil. ANEW OIL, which icUl not light under 30o degrees Farenheit; never gums; ia almost od> rlcss and safe as Sperm or Lard 0 il for family use, awl when hurtled in the MINEU.U. SIU.HM LAMP, thc light is equal to the beet Kerosene, at a cost not exceeding one-half a cent, per hour, lt rt quires but littlo atten? tion, no trimming, and the chimney never breaks from heat. A supply ot this safely oil, and a small assortment of Lamps, just received and for halo by J. A T. K.(AGNEW. _ Fresh Arrivals. GI EN Ul NE DURHAM SMOKING TO BAC I" CO, direct from the factory, the great Dalby Puff Smoking Tobacco, the Sunnyside Fine-Cut Chewing Tobacco-the best in the country-Mollers' Fig Chewing Tobacco, very dui-, ju.-' roceived. A tull assortment of choice WINES and LI? QUORS always uti hand. JOHN C. SEEGERS, Mainstreet, marthe Poet Office, and Main street, near PHOENIX Office. Jnlv 20 Polishing Powders. MACK: POWDER for cleaning Gold, Silver, Ac, ten cents per box, Tripoli, for oloamng Braes, Silver, Gold, Ap., mn coats per paper. Bath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, Ac. Just roceived and for sale bv Sept 2 . J- A t. lt. AGN HW. Cigars. GENUINE Imported CIGARS, together with a Urge supulv of DoDiesthl OKI MVS, Pri?es to -uit alli JOHN c. dBE&EJU??