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COLUMBIA, S. C. Sunday iteming, December 4, 1370. Tin- Situation About I'ui'ia. If our despatches can bc relied upon, Trochu and Do Paladinos have shaken bauds, und tho ututo of ti flaira luis thus been materially ohuuged. As our read? ers havo notice I, ut tho last accounts, it' .scorned that sovorul .sorties had been made from Puris, whilst, 1).; Paladines was advancing from Oilcans Tho de? spatches now claim that those .simultane? ous movomcuts were successful -Hint Duorot pierced tho lipes of tho besiegers nud has formed a junction with thc forces of Da Pallid i Uti.?. It" this bu truo- . if Trochu Inn siicjcodod, ut ullogod, in re inforcing tho army of the Loire with 130,000 mon nud 30.) cannon-thou has thc tide turned, and the prospect? of Franco havo brightened. We await fur? ther news. Ic is high timo that, something wore j dono to check the unreserved loquacity j of tho great men of Europe. When subjected to tho interrogations of nows- j paper correspondents Bismarck, Louis Napoleon, the Crown Prince of Prussia, j and lastly tho Turkish Ambassador nt Londou, have answered all tho adroit j qucstious of the news gatherers with a j candor that is somewhat suspicious, j Affairs of State, liko tlio?o of individu- j als, should not be prated about in this I frank manner to every questioner known j to have facilities for promulgating them i throughout the reading world, lather tho statesmen of Europe are losing their judgment, or else they are trying to mis lead one another by telling that for pub lication which is farthest, from thc truth, j Or else-but this thought eau hardly bc entertained-may not some of these in- j tercstiug interviews bo evolved from tho inner consciousness of ready writers, w ho j would not recognize tho men whose pre-? tended viows and opinions they so deftly describe, woro they to fall over them. Secretary Creswell, iu his annual re? port, just published, again advises tho abolition of tho franking privilege. On general topics, ho says: The number of letters, domestic and ; foreign, received at the dead lotter oflice during the last fiscal year was as follows: Domestic letters, classed as ordinary, 2,882,803; drop, -175.300; numailuble, 1181,100; hotel, 27,110; fictitious, 80,063; registered, G.153; returned from foreigu countries, 00,101; total domestic letters, 3,032,015; foreign loiters, 220,415; whole I number, 4,152,100. The ordinary roven tics of (hu depart? ment for tho fiscal your ending Juno 30, 1870, wore $10,772,220, and tho expon- ? dilute; of all kinds ?23,008.837. For; tho yeir eudod Juno 30, 1800, tho ordi? nary revenues were 818,311,010, and thc expenditures $23?G08,13l. The increase t-i revenue for the year 1870 over tho jeir ISOi) was Si,-127,700, or 7.Ts per inuit., and tho increase of expenditures 8300,700, showing a net increase in re? venue, of 81,127,0?.3. The increase ?ni revenue for the year lS7o over tho your 1808, wa? 83,470,010. und thc increase nf expenditures for 1870 over 1808 was 81,208,2 ll. Tin; increase in roven ti o for, 1870, a* cou-pared with 1800, was loss than tin? increase for 1S0U, as compared , with 1808, by 8021,100; and tho inert uso in expenditures for IS7I>, as compared with 1800, was loss than the increase for ' 1S00, as compared w.th lStis. bv 8000,832. * i -.^.^^ A Washington telegram says: "lt is j stated hi rc, c n willi! is claimed lo bo ho : less authority than the llussian Minister himself, that tho Russian Government! is deeply offended at thc d?claration of tho President, made a few days siucc, that he would not, at this juncture, press the Alabama claims, on the ground that it is an indirect and uncalled-for expression of sympathy for England, by relieving her of her fears that the i United Stales would seize on tho op portuuity of a war willi Kessia to do I maud their settlement. It has been generally remarked that within tho past few weeks tho llussian Minister has call? ed ou neither the President nor the Sc- ! cretary of ?Slate, and those who aro in j tito secret assort that lu: is noting under1 instructions from bia Government, 1 which, before long, will ofllciully com- : .''cate its grievances. It is aiinouuc- ! '?itive fact that Mr. Catacu/.y j ' -s from prominent Ile- i ? whom are Slim '.?e action mu... . .,( [ od as a pe? lias recoived lou?., bubiicau loaders, amoi% ncr und BuUcr, apologize g to. - f the President, ?nd it is stated t... . , niral Butler endeavored to induce the cn I1', ',; to retract or modify his ex- wi . , l.nt f iii; d. i> answer to a i l,re!i7 l; Wer nv Ibe President ex- p. '1U'"\ ?o f.??w timi complication fU W*T\ . ? 1ml was reticent when a ? lor'a'fulhr expression of l,.s;p 'TH, F.<-~A,:~^ ; i^lthnnro Suit nay : M?J ? fainit I ^^ut^ U^Stativc in ! . l! fl ? mnhVet, in which Im nm- , ?? ?i?o dl?ard ol State Can-; v?s?crs for awarding tl.o r^";^ ' i . Kilo ? to u seat in ibo I-lill? J W?U? ii r llm?ro*iMit ulives to 1\. V- J.K. ,Iouso a- U i>r< <_??'? ? conlends tirelV unfair, and that Mt. t S - white, w is entitled \? tl?? - 11 MK. Eraron: As it is currently report? ed and bolievod that auy man eau bo cloctod United States Senator from this Stato, provided ho uses plenty of money, andean sec tho members as they are, would it not bo to the interest of our party to look np our candidate. Parties who are posted say they eau elect him for tho stamps. Tho highest prieo yet o Ile red is from Rhode Island. Fisk and Vanderbilt yet to hear from. Wo can easily raise$500,000, which will certainly elect, unless New York or lihode Island boats thc hid. Democrats, rally to thu rescue. Money can secure us tho power wu lost hy unconstitutional laws. DEMOCRAT. ??llcllublltly." To Tilt: KutTOtt OF THU PIIUCNIX: AS II j specimen of what South Carolina is tobo inflicted with in tho way of journalism, I place boforo 3'our readers the following excerpt from tho Union, of this city: "The people of this city were, no doubt, amuse;!, if not instructed, hy thc thoroughly reliable correspondent of the Charleston News, when ho told them in his letter of Tuesday, of the arrival of .ex-Governor Spraguc!' "This slaloment is about as reliable as any he makes. In other words, it was ti! lie, and he knew it. "Lie number two is to bu round in ! what he says about tho 'responsible cor- ! respondent of tho Radical .-.heel,' mean- i tug the il:>ftnhliotn, of Charleston." My authority for tho lirsl statement referred to, was tho Union, o? Wednes? day, in its report of hotel arrivals, aud ' also tho C;erk of tho Columbia liol?-!. j My authority for the second statement I (that tho editor of the i'.ii'/u was thc re- 1 sponsible c >i respondent of tlu> A'-y<" V7 otu) was the J?'-?in!>!ic<tii, of ono day lasl week. 1 think 1 h ive s:ii.l enough lo:,now tin cause of my loi-reliabilily in tim u Iwn particulars; whether il appears that "I lied and 1 knew il," 1 will leave lo y mr , impartial readers. If there had been "reliability" or re? spectability in thc journal in question, '. such epithets could not have lound a I placo in its columns. Ci 1 Li. DIXON t'OX, j Correspondent Charleston .Wtrv. Coi.v.MitiA, December .'5, ls7t>. - DOLMEN AND \ ANCE - LOOK ON THIS PlCTUKI? AND TUEN ON Til AT.-The New York World well Buys: It is worth while to contras! th.- recent utterances of two well-known Noil Ii Ca- 1 roliuiaus. Ou tho 22d ultimo, Governor Holden, in his mcssago to thc Legisla? ture, says tho credit of tho State is such ; as to require a partial repudiation of its j indebtedness; the common school system of the State such as to require thc ns- | sumption of the duty of education by j the General Governmeut; aud the tem- \ per of the State such as has forced bim louse militia ?iud apply for regulars, though now peace reiu.U.S. Taking up thu items of lliis account, we lind that ii Republican (Jovernor, summing up the huudiw.irk o? a Governmeut bo has beaded tor two years, says North Caroli? na ci i i neither pay her deb'.s, educate lier children, nor protect ber citizens without ;t lecoui.se respect ivelv to repu? diation, charity, and force. \Ve are liol altoget her willing to believe so dismal a fut: no is before North Carolina tts UH-, Governor insinuates, nineo the State is now i.i lite bands of its own people, and a wiitin j- mind makes easy ways; bul as against l.?overnor Holden, the lamentable recital is good, and in view of it lim question arises whether the system of goveriinii ni which hus dominated North j Carolina . ince LS0S, is not proven by its ? results an error, if not a crime. Turu i h.?* to tho second North Caroli? nian, we lind him in ex-Governor Yance j addressing a party which serenades bim in Raleigh, on Monday night last, in honor ol' his election that day to the \ United States Senate, rio: Mr. Abbott,' whose b rill expires on the 4th of .March I next. Facing the humiliation and losses heaped upon Hie State by the recon? structed Governmeut, and standing asi thc embodiment of victory over that (Jo- 1 verumt'iii, be is neither so stung with wrong nor ilushcd with triumph but thal 1 he can say: "Now that, we have Hie Go- \ verument of North Carolina in our hands, i we should not aim to avenge ourselves for Hie over riding of civil liberty among , us. * * ? Let anger, revenge, and retaliation bc ignored." The contrast' between this language and Governor ] Holden's confession ol the ruin he has; wrought, is quito enough to make us re joice that as Mr. Holden is slipping into 1 obscurity, (Jovernor Yance comes to the front. Iii? election is a good om-, and by Him Ilk ol' March it is to bc hoped he may have un opportunity to illustrate I his declaration that "in my place in the Senate I shall endeavor to serve inyj.Mv.it State und mt/ counlty with honor. ' - - . < A N.U ..HTV CAUI'ET-RAOOEU. A car? pet-bag revenue officer in South Caroli? na recently rm away from his wife, ?ind the bereaved lady write: to thc Lui..ville f of police for information. This is . vs of him : . Kentucky to > ?ubi f .Ioho ilfown's . I ititi he i-, jut she o-, .... ,. ? ?'Ho came iuiu dutiekfl he was one . ? and was with hun in Mu., ,i . . , hu is he wos ,i nessi r ol der iWevnaw before he went to Koutuey ;" has sandy mustash and ways about 1 l?." MAKISK Lons^-Slm losa of life .??;)1 .... '."-.tv liv shio-wrcck and galo tm < .X, -vear has Wi. unusually huge. J?, . ...ale of vessel property, (ex hSi've o cargoes) destroyed from Nev, t?ii gland ports alone, w f '"! s Itv V.-i fKli) comprising a total ol sixlj v ,.i aiuia^. THE PmbArmbPHiA STEAM LINK.-The improved prospcot of business oo the Uno between Charleston and Philadel? phia has induced the purchase of tho iron setow steamship Virginia, favorably known in tho New York and Galveston trude, as ono of Messrs. Williams & Guion'? line, running ia alliance with Messrs. Mahony & Co.'s regular lino to Texas. Tho Virginia is 180 feet long, twenty-six feet beam, seventeen feet deep, hull of iron throughout, and hus a capacity of 1,10(1 bahs cotton, on a dtaft of ten feet, cabin accommodations] for thirty passengers, anti will meet the requirements of thc trudi- very well, in? deed, insuring to whippets not only ample freight and piKseng'T accommo? dation, but regularilv. Messrs. Clyde, of Philadelphia, lVlxcr, Rodgers Sc Co., of Charleston, timi tithers un- inti rested in this important line, which is needed very much, und must he successful, with thu improved class of wu-tels now on the line. Mr. William A. Courtenay is tho agent of this Ste.un < ?ompaiiy, cilice at Union Wharf. - - ? - . * ONE OF TUE REASONS.-The New York Ilcrultl's Washington corrt sptindeht says that "one of the reaons advanc d for tho light radical vote in s une parts nf l'ennsylviuiia and Maryland, ul she late elections, was I hat sonic of I h?! st longest radicals would md go io the polls web their negro allies. Goveriitm'iit officials now in Washington, who were person? ally interested initliCsncees? of thc pas ty, and who participated in the campaign, say that it is an absolute fact that, thc prejudice against mixing with Ibo newly enfranchised was sit? nger mi the part of Hie Republicans than on the par' o? the Democrat*. Gix ItorsE IJi'kxn?. -We lonvii 'Ind tiiir gin house of Mi. ll. t?alh?way, in this County, mur tie- Marion line, was destroyed by iii? recently. Five bales iii cotton were binni. The tiro is thought tu have been transi d by mutches being dripped On Ute Ibu ir accidentally. I /,'.?.?:?? Usri/', ,/fif/hl ii ' (i.lM.l.l<iIIT HIM.s I OU ."ION i I! (IK XOVKMIIKIt .-'J?n- iitiu-e, v. ii: p!i :>.. ? nt tend tu thc payment Ol' the t.l> v.- '.?it:, r delny. JACOK Li*.VIN, Secri'laiy l'?i!iitiibia Oas ' 'ompimj . 'I'll. :i 111 Itt il Ut 1.1 e insum? rs I ' e?? i bril lo tin ti hove not ic?1, and -'in- nil interi-.-iiMi, thal the 15th of thli in-iuia nill U" allowed lo pay nj?, and im hingi r the Siipi rino ndi-tit 1M int; directed to shut off the light tn un ?il wlmr-i bills au- nnii dd a; that t i ?tl?" W. I'.. . l'A N I .KV, President Columbia Oas I Uht Company. Oe.- I :\ N?TICK.-I have iis-.eiali-il Onl. J..HN S. Kl.MM; with nu' in iii?- lien? ntl Agoney ol tim Carolina Lite Infurt? nee < ompiiiiy for iii? State of S cu ii Carolina. Thu linn will tn known ?is lit:11.icu A III.ACK M C. UV l l.I lt, Oetn-ral \gent rot* South Can dina. Dee ! +11 I^CVAI. MI'I'IIK.- 1 lot.:.y -ive not ie? . that I will apply to ll .n. William Unborn W?rg. Judge of Probate, al his nthee, iri ? ".. lunihia, on 1th January. IS71, at Kl A. M . fu dual di-chargo as Adintnisirntor, with will annexed, nf c.-tatu nf Mitiiii i I-!. rurtiij!Hi-?f?i. .!.?se I. .1A M K "t M. Il KA Kl I. Due I IE! Norie:.-: in- u?id. isigiu d l? iv.- form? 1 :i Co-part ?. i-r.-h 11 .. and will Im l:uown a. K. W. SKI KKLS .V CO. I li. v r.-tn ? - . i.: som? ol tb?! li.'Sl VIII F. :u : ?.111'. INSLTIANCK COM PAN I IvK in tie I l.ilnl Stat.-. W.- . r.?u??so io ho :.. a? ral l i:. 1 Ai:>*m>. uiul will ri'll ?.V put chase ld ?ii I.?ta te .?:;> winni south ? ai'olitia, t-spi-citiH) ?o t*n|iiml?i.i? Wi ? ill prosecute flit .ni . ?.i dore 'l.i- I .i-N-I il nr. ai.,1 'h . 11-in-v i! ?! I-.-1 t ?oit !.- ? r ?.lh?-i' (i ip?os Pi IX His .vi-li:::; I.. >. ll of lo.y Kial K-ttlti ni.I we'l !.. e luititu.iii'alt' with us :it Ci.bini Iii We hav.i s?-v, r .1 lian-l-ntne piad* fut s:!'-. Ot'.t-e a: M;i.i :i;.k'-'s ? Inihuiu Sim-... V.. IV i Sl'.IKF.i.S, I?, e .1. i: Fi'.Ki.I.. \If A X 'I* K I*.-riil'en or four itili-llixenl YT VOl'I IIS, ab.-iit 11 vi ars o'd, t.. h art lb. Hi- ?..-rv KuniiK'n.i. A.l in - r ihroiiuh l'o-i Dthv?<. Kcy"K.?x N?. :,.\ |>. e j :? TWroTI?;K-The Cohnnhhi Orti.: 'l ill i> CHAKI,KSToN HAILY AND WKKKId KF.I'I'IJI.ICAN i" I ra fen ed lo the new Pe riodii'al and News l>i ].?>{. .\ - . : 11 i > I y street m ar the l'o-t < ?iVir?-. Dee I I'.' rpilOHAS A. TU?IX, , ! LaiirellH ('otu J. House, S. C., foriiiorly nf N > ?v York, i ? .nt of business and wmils ein ploy meet, lb; friends in and nul of tin- Slate will please sci what j hoy can do for hun. Ile wants to r." '?' iv.irk n^lil < ll'. Ad-lr.-s hun at Augusta ila., care of .1. ll Mill-r, Oeiteral Agen <i .ul her ti Lifo Insurance Compati*. 1. 1 rt* I HOI si; A M) i.or co?t s A I.K.. jj}" The dwelling IlOUSri and the loni.lim * ? "adjoin i ni?, titiw ?ii'ciipieil hy tl..- snbscri her, i-i nll'i-red for sale. Anplv ni Nov i?lM? ll IC l l A KD TO/.KIt. Vl?'l'?'K-A Sj., rial Sei-sinn of lin- C?.lll x^i i.f Cotniiioii Pleas, for hiehlaud Counts will be held al Colunthiii on tlie second MON I) Wot" December next, f??r ile-trial of sin? MU-I - as have I.t en heretofore Iraiii-forr?*?! t ii Spoci il Cah iul.ir. Itv onhr ot Jud?.! Mi l iou. I), li. MILLF.lt, C. CC K. C. Ci i ?u's oi ro i., Columbia, S. C., Novemhe J7, C7o. Nov Un OCOU WK nil.:-. ii,,<| 31 Cl I I.ATKI t'I'IlKl?M V litiiighl and sold liv Nov 2:1 runo 1). CAM KILL, P.n.ki-r. BY Al TIIOHI l'V OK A I'OVV Kit e> prcised in the last Wiil and Testanu-i .I (he late W. F. DeSati-o-itre, deceased, 1 ni -i ll, hi I? . :". . tin- Court Hon-.-, in Columbia, o Hi.- Filtsr MONDAY in Dcivmbcr imxt, Hi ultice on Law gauge re?'?'i*lly oceiipi? d by lb d? e. asi d. 'renn-, made kin.-.vu ?a dav nf sali Maybe Heated for privately at the nflic.j 1 luv Atiorii?-v in law ami I n t. D. K. D1.-.AI': S?Kl'., i:-.|! F.. ti. KL'KKoL'iiilS. Nov 17 Sole F.M'cntrix. SI'KMAi. ATTKVl IO.> i?iv?-it to the 1:0 leeiii-n nf <'?->ntm 1 rial Paper, Int. ii i II 1 Stale and Kailroml Knuds iiml Mm ks, an . v. i-e.n ..I State Seen rit ii lo Nov -I ', 10.10 H. ?; VMKIHLK. Kroker. - 1 Toe li s, lio s os mid t'OUI>0\S bon?! .d .-..ld by H. c. \MD1ULL, Kn.kn. k ' I'siglietl ;;ivi s until Nov i t un. ' December MOX ' "">' V? itu jo rit e. -1 be un?. ,-, ^^^^. ,".,.( J.T. Munds, d?cet?sed.w I,u;KKll< - ^^VVN? ?.Ves N that OH thc ?th day M _ " j y{ i? o clock. ? ?i at his omeo, I WlKK. B*l- SlVMx A; Vi- as Adu.u.istr .%.lnn,l..'l.ro. nn.V . ?-. -!.i>: u .,,\ lor of ti. ? .?<e-d i . \ V:i'.A,'llMAV (/... i MM:\. V"'. "??...-' ,H,'V " "N A misplaced nwitch caused a froight train on tho ?South Cnrolina Railroad to leave the track, on Thursday night last. Six cars wera smusbctl, but tho contents woro uninjured. Tho villain doubtless expected to rob tho traiu, but was mis? taken. Tho body of Andrew Allery. a native of Dittshnni, County of Devonshire, England, was found in thu Cape Fear Uiver, at Wilmington, a few days ago. It i i supposed be was accidentally drown? ed. Captain llorac? A. Pratt, who w;t.s scolded by the explosion of a boiler at rho Et?wau Works in Charleston, ii few days ago, died on Saturday. The Sherill' of \Ynkn County, Xor th Carolina, has purchased Thai er's circus, resigned, and gout! into I hu show busi? ness. Sm.i, A nov J? WATKIS.-Mr. Andrew O'l laughlin, reported ns having been drowned during thu late squall in Cooper Uiver, has put in an appearance. A colored woman gave birth to a child ; while m a lawyer's o 111 co in Charleston I on Wednesday. Tho circumstances ere sited a little confusion. The rice th resit jug mili <>f Mr, C. While, on Hack Uiver, was destroyed j by lire on the .".'.?th. Prims White Corn-Old. };l?Slli:i.S of the ablive, j url rt .>\ 7 V / ci-ivnl a le I f..r sn!?- nt ne. auei!? u ? n.i. .i.vctii; : i:\ is. \ lie? I 14 Barrels Mountain Appier., UOWAIIWX sin?! M;FF?. 'two i..o? ;- .. j . rlloi.M-Ji'.lIi.M ??MOSS, s. vi-.l MitV.r .|:iy. Mallina li ItAI'KS Uli.? .. ;;.!'.?!. i! :t.-.-' ? I - | ne hi of i uvigii :? ?iii ubi >.?.- JO i mu? W. 1) sOtPiKS'ilKK'i. | I i, o-. iVsi-'itsitgbiU ii'iil; Anscubiv ti re ti. I ! CAROLINA HOUSE Till'. Mihi* ::!.. ,-, ii, vii >v of Ute ! proud.iiig ?:.?.... ..; !;.. j o . ?? ar, lrire.1 fit sr:it<< tl ! he priipii'if to ?.:.? . h.* ho?'ks, ami .. inu-t fy r. ? a ,: ? hin li fi: :, !.. ; ami put runs ol his r.-:al>li.-lini? nt, as may br in arrear*, lo Input .i.- lin ii invmiii!;', I?I j i hat hf ma;, start in lb? year is~l wi;h un j enthvly new !?..! ol I <> .n .! it rv?i ni ? !' lin ;>,?M! <. ?tupie!.'.i ob'il. lait'ii. Tis? pmiuhlor nf thi"* ivelbhiiowii Iii (use iler'rvs tu aesuri tie' p?,h!i? nf Iii-1 n ami capacity tn supply, at all nm... the heft nf AVJNKS, l.lt,?l'ij|;s and ( iii.U.X. lin cn irantt i .s the best mat i ii.;! a:, i tin- promptest al ti-lid.ince. i.! it. KAI:itv. PORTABLE ENGINES. r|"t.'I \. -n'i-i-1 il? r lui* in -t., I. adv r<U" di - 1 liv, i v. lloadli i M porlahl? .sTKAM KN- j OINK.-', - !" vane?is ?ixet, sun! ran lill any onb-iv at .-hort not ire. ALU?. Air< m :. r lie- - i!-- "T ll"- "a pat? lil ;. .- :!^r, j ClifH fl!' and il H.t. SAWS. Tin.-.; ari i.pial tn tin- lifpi Suv.-, mi.!- inj this ena n i ry or in Knglaml. I'.llgillff and Sawn Hold al the makern'I pricer, with actual i upeusi ? added. I J. (illAVKM'.Y, jj Kant Hay street, Stan h ot the ni ! l'?>st . ii?.'e, i 'hill li i-1< ni, s.e. 1 >. i- 1 ml:: ?J5 Cents ibr Cotton. MKSSKS. I.OliK'K A I.OWUANCK having mnvba.-i ! ihe light to maiiul'iclui-e j .lohn ii. '.I tm - improved SKI.I>aii?l M \SUUK . DKOiTi.tt, ?'?>r Itiehliiii I. wniildrall llieutleii :.i>n "f ail runner* Using fertilizers and iy- j ?pies! ait i-N iniin.tti-oi ..: tin.- plantel tl?-- i lu-. v.- 1 . i -i pi-i '.-.-' ever yrt invented; Lav? in.; i i!-. n :.n pr- a.min Ut tie' lieorgii ri: Alalia :??;i St .?tv lair-. Tie- hiliirrsigt?'.l ai*" I ? i . , ? ? i : . . t ! ' fumi-li any ?plannt? ll IVH. i'ntina I'l.isit ..rf and I'lnw li null--. sit si ??ev ligure. Kverv vari"! v "f .\gri?'iiltiiral In .!. - ; ns nt* lin hand; I.OKh li .V LiiWKANi ... . . ! $20 Reward U'I i j. h.- ; it ! for tl., appreln UH ..II ..; the i W i!ii<-f who hroki! into mv house, at Wliisln-iiV Sti-sim Mill, mi il-..- nigh: ul the Jliii iiiftanl and r-1 ? 1. - I hei-ffmiu -e. ie hy iiii rli-, limn' .. wli .-. i ivas a ih'Ul.li-.harii I Slun gnn, ?villi nm Minali i*?>reivs uiist-ii'g just h. - nuiil Un- haniin-rs, with brass In t tu en i!.i hammi-i-f; sit'oli'H Navy Ur volver, willi tim ld lei.s C. P. .lt. on lin? li'uti; and a Satin Ma? sonic Apron ami Safh, willi j-i't ni:.', s ?md Iriiiimiiigi*. Mitti lin- name of J. C. St?*plii'ii* mai kial on ihe in.-idi'. A prii\i?rtiniiiitf ?iii."iint will lu.' paid fi ir t he reeoverv ol an\ "1 tin artirli s. J A M KS N. J ON Ks.' I \\ hi?ofk'H Sn ..m Mill, ti. ami C. ll. NEW STORE. TICK subscriber would n .peelfully inform his fm-mli* j ind nhl eiistoiurr.-i that lie has rr-Cftabhfheil liiinself in Ihe i ( ? KN Kli AI. (HtOCKKY ?l'Sl NK*:S. ... his old Htand. (No. IO*.),) ulnn- hi-1 will be pleased to show and sell In piurhas.-rn : a rompi?te stork of new laney and siibstun- j till (ii)Olis, carefully selected. Uichardhdii stn-t-i, lirsi sipiaro South of old I Murki t ci rn r. Oltl.ANDO /.. UATJvS. l?.r 1 iliuii New Orleans Syrup. 1 f \ I'.bl.S. choice new crop New Oilnans] \\ f S Y Ut* I', j sift ledi veil Alni for Hain hv I Pi c 1 J. ,\; T. lt. At?SKW. ' I BY EXPRESS t SPI.KNDIO lot of thoHO choice Knglish /TL l?lSt'UlTS, inaiiufaeliired by Mi-.-.-rs. ' llunll.y A Painui- ?ind Peek, '"renn .V Co., binni.m. Th? variety consist* of fancy Nie- ' Nae.-., brilliants, ti.sn, liinijH, A I; 0. A LSli, A frei.ii invoice nf A I. Ii K UT IllSCl'l I'S, maiiul'actiiri'd hy Mrusra. Middlemass, l-l,lin- , burg,Scot km.1. Univ to ho tried to hi- appro- j rial? .1. S..ld by M< IvKN/.lK, Main strei t. 1 ALS? i, Halm.irai. i'.:, :. Cream an 1 Mixed Crackern- . fr? sh. _1?? r 1 i; OYSTERS1. OYSTERS! IAM -i liing the 1 r:?l NOKFOLK OYSTKIIS iilivi'nil in this min lo t. ami gi i t li? m fresh I \I ry day from Norlolk. I liave alsu nduciil ihe pri?e I?. sl.T?por galliui, ami HiualliT ?luantities in projioilion. Faitiilii'S .-.in liavr tin m deliveiril at i hi ii n ebleiiri'H, liv le'.ving llii-ir <?r-!< r- al the Ice llmis.- ' JOHN I?. UATKMAN. Siiv 2IIIO Riu'oii '. Racon! ! O? \ ,,,v s?h?-d Clear Kib SlIlKS, ?C\) ju.-l reri'SVid ami for nib.'al greallv ri'duci-.l prie. -? h.- J. T. li. ACS KW. " lie? I iimse's Dining Saloon, rs ri .ir ?.f ih?- I'lilifrrtiouery, is lilted lip g. willi evervlhiiig jicrtsiiiiiiig lu ?i li rs I ria-?-' '.lishmriit. Norlolk OYSTKIIS, FISH " nf all kiinln during ile- si asoii. HI.* OA.?i S?v ?'.' "be Taken City Currency w?. N,rt Oranges'. Oranges'.! XLi OOal ItO TTT ? . POST OKKICE, Horus.-Northern mail opens 4.30 P. M. ; cl osos ll A. M. Charleston nuri Greenvillo, open -1 '.]() P. M.; close 5.30 A. M. Western, opens 12.30 P. M.; closes 2.15 P. M. Charleston, evening, opens S A.M.; closes li L\ M. Oflico open Sundays Ito tu half-past .I o'clock to half-past 5. Pl li KS IXI AX A.-Thc; pHCO of Singh' copies of Ibo. PIUKNIX is live cents. If carriers charge inore il is simply a swiu illt*. They can be obtained nt that price :it tho office. Oar readers will boar in ininti that wc publish ecery ?lay reading maller nh evviy pago of Ibo I'IUKNIX. "Mino hosts" of flin Kxchaugn House serve n nine-pound Iron! ami a fal 'pos? sum for dinner to-day. Time' 2 sharp. I?o ??n ham!, lovers of got td ealing. Tho I ill-tappers uro around again. They ?ire believed lo lie UKI samo young? sters who worked sn freely lind success? fully several 'yearn ugo. Mr. Hope's in-moy drawer waa operated upon, Fri? day lust, but tho thieves-two colored I my.i- were detected ami turtled over to tho police. One pretended to desire to purchase itu article, while Ihn other "went for" Uso money drawer. Tin* ?i! lout ion of ibo (!oiinl.\ ohlccrs, childed < letuber IDlh, i s c dh .11-. thc lue!, that tho ti mn allowed t!i<-i.i lo i pial i fy, v.ill expire thirty days fri in November 8, the dale of the declaration of clent iou. Tho High! Kev. l.\ N. Lynch, 1 >. D., will preach in St. Peter's (Catholic} Church, this morning, al lu' , o'clock. Wc liuj I? bi soc a large congregation thc Bishop's repulatiou rs ti pulpit orator being world-wide. ??Wo have been ropiest cd lo state that divine worship will bc held in tho Bap I isl Church this evening, ul 7:.j o'clock, and on each succeeding Sabbath, until further notice. The. Kev. li. H. Craves, Missionary of the Southern linptist Con? vention nt Callion, China, will deliver a discourse, this evening. Tho seats are open lo the public, und they ure cordially invited to uttlend. Col. John L. Black hus con u cet ed himself with the Carolina Lifo Insurance Company, of which lion. Jcflcrsou Davis is President. Thc company ts II reliable ono, and Col. Pluck will rn,ike au cfliciont agent, as ho belongil to thu "go-ahead' order of human nature. Largo spots on tho sun were distinctly visible to tho naked eve with thc aid of a smoked or colored glass, yct-tcrday afternoon. They di lier materially from Hmso heretofore noted by astroiioihcrs and describid in Ibo photographic iilns I tat ions printed. The curious and sci? ent ?tic i.i iv lind food for speculation in :?. series ol' observ?t ions. Since slavery was abolished, bondmen have incrciced. They aro especially nu? nn IMUS in Ibo ranks ol' the bankers ?iud broker.-.. Mare Antony once said: "Who i.-, h.-1-e so base that would bc ?i boiid man." Thc "luise" hus i tiren changed since his dav. llr.l.liilol's SK?.V:. ;:s ???;s hw. T:i nily Church Kev. I*. .1. oh md, Hector, ld'.. A. M. and 1 P. M. St. l'et. r's Church --leight Kev. Ki. hop Lynch, HP.. A. M. Washington Street Chapel Kev. Wm. Mart i u, IO1., A. M.; Church Meeting, il*.j 1*. M. Marion Street ('lunch - Hew Wm. W. Mood, lu'... A. M. and 7' , I'. M. I're.sbvtoriuii Church- -Kev. W. J?. Hoggs, 10'... A. M. and 7 , 1'. M. Lutheran Church- Kev. A. K. H ide, K*', A. M. Kaptist Church Kev. .1. L. HeynoMs, Hi!.. A. M.; Kev. li. II. (?laves, 7'., 1'. M. UNITKO STATKS CiiuiiT, SATCIIDAV, l)c CI inlier ll. 1S7'J. The Courl was opened at ll o'clock a. m. Hon. Ceo. S. Pry an, District Judge, presiding. Thu juries answered to their naines as on yesterday. CuiMiN.Ui DOCKET.-The United States r.s. Henderson Shelby - Indictment for illegal voting. Jury No. 1, (with thc ex? ception of Uohert Krewer, challenged by the United States, in whose stead Col briel Simkins was sworn,) was charged with Ibo case. They rendered thc fol lowing verdict: Quilty. The United States rs. Augustus Hen? derson-Illegal voting, dury No. 2 was charged with this case-Guilty. The United State* rs. Thomas Ander? son -illegal voting. True bill having been tiled, ordered that a bench warrant issue for arrest of defendant. The United States rs. Joints Brown Illegal voling. Witness for defence, Hender Anderson. On motion of W. ll. Wigg, Ksip, ordered that beech warran I issue to bring up witness to testify. The United States rs. Ned ( llovcr Undcr confinement in jail at Udgclield, tor illegal voting, lt appearing from tin: statement of the District Attorney, that no witnesses have Inen bound over (>i li ive appeared il gai list the above named ilcl'endaut, ordered, on motion of District Attorney, that the defendant bo released from further conlinciucnt. Lawsou ll. Long, one. of dury No. 1, was excused from furl her attendance L'a usc shown. The United States r.s. Munis Minis Illegal volitig. Upon healing allid ivits in this ease, on motion ol' ,1. W. Butts itul' '''S<1? Attorney for defence, ordered that'a bench MrV.rr.*.;;t issno to bring isp Aaron Miles and Richard Morris, as wit? nesses before this Court TUE COLEMKIA CANAD.-Tho corres* pondent of tho Charleston Nv m s writes as follows: One of our most enterprising manu? facturers 1ms told me that within live years aftr-r the development of this eane.!. he is confident thal the popula? tion of Columbia will bo doubled. The impetus thus given to business in all departments of productivo industry, including ugriuulturo as well as manu? factures, ?ill over Ihn Slate, will be iu calculable. Sena!or Spraguc will (iud our people prompt to recognize the advantages of snell a work. Major Malian brings to this work ampin exp?rience from a similar work ut Augusta, ( ia. The work, I ma assured by the best authority, will bc now pushed to com? pletion, within tho time specified in the Act of the (Jecoral Assembly. ExneirriVK APPOINTMEXTS.- flow Scott hus made thc following app 'int incuts : Abrain Middleton, School Commission? er, Barnwell County, ?ice W. J. Mixon, resigned; Ceo. A. Kiobinond, Columbia, lloberl W. Shaud, Union, and W. S. Lance, Grahamville, Beaufort County. Notaries L'ublic. 1-1 : i ?. : i ; A i, Tnoo.'.s IN SoCTHEltx EI.KC TI ox's.- Thc Columbus ICii'jnirer, :d luding to the despatch of troops tb Tub lelias-.. c lo "preserve order" during the counting of the votes c ist at Ibo recent election, ?aya most truthfully: Had the ra lie.il i achieved this success, there would have been no call for troops to bc sen' to T? i?.Uii?ssee to MpreHcr'.voi order" ut tin t oitiiMng of the votiM. Everybody kilowa thal thy Democratic party lhere, us everywhere throughout tho Soot!:, wonl 1 have quietly submitted lo Ihr? law und lo lite popular will. The mission of these federal soldiers to Tallahassee is to assis' the radical parly of Florida in a rebellion against the Constitution uud the j.pl? ol' their State. That is tho way ju which I hey arc to "preserve tho peace." ll is by helping revolutionists and usurpers to trample law and popular rights meier foot. Such proceedings aro tiio chai 'inderi-ties of a military despo? tism, which now reigns supreme over a large portion of the L'niou. Hon.i, AKIIIVALH, December - Columbia Hold-Thou. C. Powell, G. E. Whnlov, St. Matthews; C. O. Tm nibo, .J. ll. j. nks, J. A. Minis, E. Ii. Hey? ward, H. C. MazvcltH, G. E. Strohecker, .1. M. Leo, Wm. Whaley, W. H. Evaus, W. L. King. Charleston; ll. M. Burnley, J. A. Lovett, W. Bomloin, W. Dudley, Henry Goldthwait, Now York; W. lt. Withers, Camden; B. G. Chappel, Ilich land; Biehard Thurston, Greenville; Henry Mciver, Chcraw; Joseph Gregg, Iowa; .1. A. Mitchell and daughter, Miss H. S. Mitchell, S. C. .Y/Y/''/-.-. >,? Hausa - Ciiarlcs Cavender, S. C.; J. T. Beckman, Georgetown; W. H. Moi.if and wife, two children and servant, York ville; J. F. Hailing, Hutu burg; W. Crab am, Barnwell; J. H. Dim can, Virginia; Wm.G. Perry, Pendleton; K. W. .Marsh. Atlanta; W. S. Shelton, Fort \*alloy; llhhurd Deal, H. Baldwin, W. C. Taylor, Baltimore; John Allersou, Chesler.: A. .1. Stranger, H. Goldthwait, Now Yolk; ll. S. Williams, Baltimore; Miss M. Hutehinsoh, Charlot tc; Miss W. B. Gregg, Marion; David Hcmpbill, Chester; Joseph ll. Guy, Wilmington; J. M. Scighir, Newberry; Fred. i>. Bush, Greenville. LIST OF NEW AUVEUTIREMENTS. lt. Barry-Carolina House, .lames M. Beard - Final Notice. (!. Graveley-Portable Engines. W. 1). Love A Co.-Dry Goods. Jacob Levin-Auction Sale, (las Light Bills for Month November. Jacob Levin-Corn for Sau . M. C. But 1er-Not ice. W. H. Schoenberg-Mountain Apples. -??-* Tho Ol.i? I'.\ii--i.iNA billies have been Ibo i", .ii lt ly t ?-.--. t * -11 and buuel invaluable nu ;it> Aiij?< ti/.i t and Tunic linne better tu bo bad, D 1 fi! ? . + yen will ii<>) l?e disappointed in tho e flee IK II? ile- ? ll I) {'Altin !.\.\ IllTI'KIIS. It ii? one of titi? lles! III? dictiica i vcr offered to tho public, 1)1 13 -? . ?- - Don't uso any other louie titan the Oi.n CAIIOI.INA lin rims; it is the bent in the mar? 10 t. 1) I <:l . Cr.irriFicATK or AN KM INKS r CUKIIIIST.- I have nm.le i. careful cheiinenl analysis, ol thc I-OZOIIONT, from an iui|iarliul Hample purchas? ed l>v nu- personally, from a leading drug huns? <.!' lins city, hut nothing of an injuri? ous or objectionable character han been found iu it.-- ciuipesit i< ti. JAMI'.SO. P01ILTC, M. 1).. Analv;?cal ( heini-i, isji broadway, Ne w York. baie l r. James lt. Chilton A Co. 1) 4 f3 - > . <- -- Pimp!, H ;ii.il brown spots on the face, Kr ii pt ions, blotches, Scrofulous Disease s, ami all Mires, arising fr> tn impuro blood, ?ve cured by l'r. Pierce'*. Ai.i. Esr. or (hu.OKS .di un AI. D*i?'covi:itv. As an anti-bilioua or liver modi uine, and for habitual countipution of the bowels, it iti-rks wonderful eures. Sold i>> ilrtiggiati*. I'timpblei on tho above tlinoatie.s neill free. Addie- . Dr. U. V. Pierce, b?llalo. Sew Vork. 1?4 ? jj - .. - Tu mi' IIKSCI e. Hu! (?et,i leinen ami ladies, vlio have loo! their hea l-; e< iilauiiuat cd with nauseating and linet nous hair dyer., are in irited lo tty ('halon's new discovery, VII AI II ut SALVATION rou nu: ll .wit clear audswcti Hlicll?llg, Willlolll ..edllln ni. Sold bi all druggist? and (?.nev goods deal, .re. ' D tt;l "lt's i;i:v eui:?, " said Mrs. Pat I itigton to Ike, while re um:; al."in Hie impending v M ii Kiuoiie, "thal :!i . lido rh e;! croat ea sue!: ut ado'in Vnrrnp, when it'? ?ich a commun bsease mn m - the cir tie m Amer kv." The .ld la Iv, having delivered herself of the thove, took a dosi; of 1.1 irai A s's GIIKAT OKI: 11 vs l!rm:its to cheei her depreaacd dpirits m I ronni.1 he.- knitting. bippuian's Hitters are h>r sale by all ilrii^ ;ists and thfttl'TS. Depot in Columbia. S. C.. it (?1:101.1: A .M? bullion's, Druggistii. s ls Meiiis furnished at reasonable hours, lt I'Ol.l.Ot'K's.