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B MELIN, Pnnnmh^Qi ijJTirtfr Loafs, of Bavaria, writes to-( &{nf? John, of Sax? ony, that the Gor manBi led by King Wil? liam, celebrate th^ brotherhood, of or ms, giT?Dg^i??iuutj yruoi u? the importance and^wmot.. uniteijL tsterrajny, J. n?ave n6?^ira:^Q'k% -,?9i3W VerHaiiJfi?, ap.l now innw rfpy oth?r Q^mim Princes to argo AhaK?rf? of T? ton88umGvtho titlo ^P^Pf &l 'G?rmaTiy, /tiri?E?d toJrtj,tfrft^jV?^ unity, I hope for yo?t assent,iahd that of other Prince/} ajul freo towns. , LOHDON, December 7,-Jrhe Times, on Grant's message, sayo: It shows another stage in. Grant's downward career, and teaches how far the highest authorities will go, when the balance of partiaa is unstable. / . Wm. Brookway, reported very wealthy, has bc'?u> arrs?tod, On a. ch argo o? coun? terfeits '(."3D .bauds,, o{ which tho Go vern^u^t' returned ' over $250,000. MADRID, Dec o m h or 5.-Queen Isa? bella sends a formal protest from Ge nova, QgaiuBt tho election of Aosta, but disavows any 'intention 'to. use force against all political., fuejipus . violently attacking Prim and the party that eleot edlAda?a. - '. from l&rjmysaya Williwin accepts the imm.QRHP i.enthusiasm m . Berlin, lira French)rtaoopianoo of a conference for] tho s.cjtUo'm'ont of the Eastern question is ?nm?'d?tion?l. Bismarck considers th?'d?lay in voting for the new Cousti tuiion as working mischief. TO?RS, December 9.-A despatch from LoMaiia announces the arrival of the Paris balloon, ^wjth. nows .of tho Otb, evening. .No .military operations of im? portance since tho 3d. Trocha had eceived a .letter ./from.. ^o"n Molfke, anncuQsisf'g',tho" defeat of the Army of tho Luire, ?ud grunting safe Conduct to parties designated, to verify tho news, but the offer was refused- The Govern? ment alone bas issued n proclamation giving facte, and saying that even if it waa true, they would still havo tho right to expect a great movement of tho na? tion. Advices from reliable parties show the successes of the Parisians were greater than supposed. When the bal? loon started, firing was heard Sooth of Paris. The Paris journals anuounco a change in the Army of the Loire. It is divided into three corps, commanded by Bourbaki, Chuncay and Billot. FLORENCE, December 8.-Parliament opened Monday. Tho King declared that with Borne as the capital, the edi? fice commenced by Charles Albert was crowned, and the freedom of Italy com? pleted. It was now tho task of Chambers to make her great aud happy. Ia refer-* once to the Pope, the King s i id it vitas the duty of the nation to secure to .the Supremo Pontiff a free exorcise -of'his religious offices and, maintenance of . his relations with the Catholic, world. Re - garding tho. oleotiou of Aosta, the King said: "A sister nation has invited our son to rule over her destinies. We ro joice iu^be great. honor conferred upon our fly nasty,', and, hope it will bring equi? valent1 fcp?efi^ to Spam." LONDON, December 8. -In a collision on a railroad near London, five wore killed and many burt. T?pjrfB, December -9.-Monturgis, in the department .of the Loire, hus been evacuated. The Army of the Loire has again started forward. A bulloon from Paris, says the situation is satisfactory. The.Prussians are actually constructing works uear tho hues, from which the French ?eceutly drove them. A large number of prisoners have arrived iu Paris, captured in tho battles East and South of the city, on tho 2d. The Prussians, in their attacks, hurled 120, 000 men against Dncrot; nevertheless, Duorot bold his ground and repulsed the enemy. Advices from Belfoit, of the 0th, say the seige is progressing vigo? rously. Tho Prussians were beaten off in an ..attempt to storm Belfort; one Prussian regiment was cut to pieces. NEW YOBK, December 9.-Tho World has a special, dated London, which says a warlike feeling is prevailing over the whole of the empire. Gortschakoff's ciroular created a universal feeling of joy at Sebnatopol. Tho Emperor notified the reserve corps to hold themselves ia readiness. It is oonsidered very impor? tant that this measure has not been re? sorted to since the Crimean war. Russia is committed to hold thislineof conduct, and resolved to proceed in spite of all opposition. It is announced by the Emperor that 40,000,000 roubles will be devoted to extraordinary war expenses by the 1st of January. 49,700 remodeled guus and 150,000 breech-loaders will be ready for use. It appears from diplomatic correspond? ence that Motley, August ll, telegraphed the following to Fish: It is an authentic fact that the French Government tele? graphed to London, yesterday, to know if General Loe is here, or whether he is expected. The supposition is that a military command is to bo offered him. I am not aware that General Lee is in London., or that he is expected. The fact, however, that tho French Govern? ment should show such anxiety to ob? tain the assistance of military talent from so distant a quarter, would seem to argue nome want of confidence in. the govern? ment of their armies. It is stated on proper authority, that thc Government has only redeemed 80,000 counterfeit 7-30 bonds. American Intelllgmer. COLUMBIA, December 9.-The Su prome Court of South Carolina has struck from its docket tho action in? volving the validity of the new bills of thc Bank of tho State of South Carolina. Another war claim is thus disposed of, and Judge Cheater's decision, uphold? ing the validity of the now bills, is not sustained. WAenmoTOK, December 8.-Boutwell, to-day, ordered the Treasurer at New Aota ?f March 2, 1887, ?ad Ja iv 23, 1868. that nil auch ??fMgs&es. Ufering date October 15, ?86?R of the d euoimua tion of. $10,000, ouch, between thc num? bera 193 anti 359, inclusive, were to be paid on presentation at his office, and that from and after January 81, 1871, suoh certificates will oease to bear inter-, est and will be no longer available as a portion of the lawful money reserve in possession of .?by Tiuijonal bauking asso oiation. The '"aggregate" ambutit of oer tifioales is estimated at #2,000,000, mak? ing the t???l amount advertised for tiluH far. $4.000,000. ' ? "". NEW YORK, December'8.-A confer? ence between the shoo '.manufacturers and Crispins --was uhf iVvorablo "to a termi? nation qf the .strike, which, howover, is only partial. A search of the office of Jackson & Hammond* .s.win$j$rsi. con viol od this morning, revealea 700 letters from differ? ent States ordering counterfeit money; amounting tu $500,000. The receipts of the concern were nearly $5,000 per week. BUFFALO, December 8.-Thq National Board of Trade passed resolutions asking a modification of the regulations tlpou tho transportation of imported goods from sea-ports to interior towns. H tnkea the ground thnt there is no neces? sity that cars or vessels should contain no other goods than those shipped ic bond; urges civil service reform. Rail? road companies should give shippers ol grain bills of lading that would bo.goori ut the point of delivory for quantity specified as received, and the railroad company be responsible for tho deli cienoy; ask Congress for a central sys tem for measurement iu hauling grail and similar articles; urge tbc^l'oV?'auC? of tare on cotton, and abolitio'iYof Stat? laws discriminating "against non-residen traders. A resolution asking Congres: to1 paBs laws over-riding theso local regu iations did not receive a two;thirds vote necessary to its passage. Tho death o Gen. Walbridge was announced and tin Board adjourned. MONTGOMERY, December 9.-Thi morning, Smith withdrew from the con teBt for Governor, and yielded tho ofiici to Lindsay. Everything is joyful, am no demonstrations mude, except o thankfulness that tue conflict is over. NEW YOKE, December 9.-The stearne Silesia has arrived. She saw no Freud cruisers. WASHINGTON, December 9.-There wa a full Cabinet to-day. The Senate cou firmed Beckwith Attorney for Louisiana Barndon Assessor for the second Vii gioia District. In the Senate, resolutions were offered calling on tho President for all the fact regarding St. Domingo, and the em ployment of troops in elections. Afte exeoutive session, adjourned to Mo nd nj The Senate will tuko no action regardiu Georgia. i BALTIMORE, December 9.-?-In. the eas of Maryland vs. the Baltimore abd Obi Railroad, for one-fifth of the passcngei transported through the State, it was d< cided agaifist the State. The State file exceptions. The Court intimated thr each.passenger could recover one-fifth < th? fare from the company. NEW YORK, Decembe^9.-Patterson Co., provisions, Graut Sc Ascongh, lar and oil dealers, have suspended. A di goods firm has failed for $2fJ0,000; clothing house for $500,000. Cable rates havo advanced to 815 gol -no message to exceed fifty words; pre and political news half rates. The steamer Homet, auspected t being a Cuban fillibuster, got to sea la uight. NORFOLK, December 9.-Joseph a Walters, proprietor of the Nation Hotel, committed suicide to-day; cnua unfortunate cotton speculations. RICHMOND, December 9.-Wm. ' Rogers, Judgo at the last election, h been again arrested, for separating whi and black voters. RALEIGH, N. C., December.9.-Tl following wus introduced in tho Hou to-day: Resolved, That Wm. W. Holden, G vernor of North Carolina, bo impeachi of high crimes and misdemeanors office. Tho resolution was referred to t Judiciary Committee, and will probab be acted on to-morrow, and a committ uppoiuted to conduct the trial befe the Senate. It is expected the Sens will take prompt action iu the math and a court of impeachment will short convene. Mutilated Currency. TOHN and defaced GREENBACKS, K TIONAL BANK MONEY and FRi TIONAi. CURRENCY bought at a small d connt at TUE CITIZENS" SAVfNOS RANK Oct 23 A. O. BRENIZBB. Cashier Dentistry. rfgJSHSB^ THE nndcroigncd would xJfj^tSS^ form his friend-, und patn ^*-l-CLi3jr that ho is prepared to oxeci scientifically und satisfactorily all operatic and work of whatsoever kied his profess demands. Terms accommodating. Oflico ovor Messrs. Porter A Co.'s Dry Go Store, on Main street. Columbia, S. C.' Otfico hours bom 0 a.m. to 1 p. m., s from 2 to 4 p. m. Nov 2D D. L. ROOZER, D. D. t NEW STORE. _<erC-?Crw THE subscriber would /f^Cj^Z-f??V specifully inform his frio [U^Du-jljWand old customers that ho VL JsaMBMlf re-established himself in BaBflHB?SsSft GENEHA.L GROCERY UL NESS, at his old stand, (No. IUD,) whero will bo pleased to show and soil to pnrchat a complote stock of new fancy and subsl liai OOOD8, e.irofully selected. Richardson street, tlrst snuaro South of Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATE! Doc _1 Jhno _ New Orleans Syrup. "I f\ BBLS. choleo now crop Now Orle LKJ SYRUP, just received and for sah Pee l _J. ic T. R. AONEV Selling Off ALOTofflnoJEWELRY.Ear-rings, Hrs pirs, Plain Gold Rings, Oold and Si Thimbles, Ao. Parties will find it to their interest to and examino tho various articles. Oct90 G. DPCRCK; : jr?HA.MOIAX. ABD COMJIKB^I^? j COLUMBIA. S. O., Deoember 9.-Sales of cotton yesterday, 99 bales-middling T NKW" ?bt?r., t?acember. $HKoon. Flour and corn quiet land unchanged, wheat dull and nominal, in buyers' favor. Pork d*ll-old 22.00(322.25. Lard unchanged-steam 12%@122?. Cotton dull and lower-middling up? lands 15" ?; sales 1,800 bales. Freights steady. Government's opened steady, and aro now very strong, and l?&l? higher. State securities very dull, but steady. Gold steady, but dull, at 10%. Money 6@7. Exchange-,-long 8%; short 9 3'. i ; . .. 7 P. M.-Money abundant, nt 6. Ez change firmer. Gold Vd%(&\0%. Go? vernments advanced }.i?h? on all 5-20's; steady on 10 40's. Southern's very dull and unchanged. Cotton dull and heavy; sales 2,200 bales, at 15>?. Southern Hour unchanged; common to good extra 6.05(ir)6/45. [Whiskey ne ti ve and firmer, at 91@92. Wheat heavy and lo. lower -winter red and amber Western 1.40(3) 1.46. Corn l@2o. better-old 82; new 76@80. Pork irregular-old 22.00? 22.25. Lard duli-kattie 13^. Freights unchanged. BALTIMORE, Docerabor 9.-Flour firm and activo-city mills held higher. Wheat firm. Corn firm and scarce white 71@72; yollow 73. Provisions flat, in tho absence Of orders, but quota? tions nominal. Lard 13V?. Whiskey active, at 90(3)91. Cotton easier- mid? dling offered at 15)},'; sales 1,020 bales; receipts 985; stock ' 9,595; sales ol tho week 3,920. CINCINNATI, December 9.-Flour nnd corn unchanged. Mess pork limited to jobbiug demand, at 19.00. Lard dull kettle 12. Bacon shoulders ll; clear rib sides 14; clear sides 14%. Wbiskoy in good demand, nt 86@88. Louis VILLI:, December 9. -Tobacco firm and unchanged. Bagging steady, at 27. Flour quiet, at 5.25. Corn un? changed. Provisions quiet and un? changed. Whiskey 80(3187. WILMINGTON, December 9.-Cotton dull-middlings 14; exports 1,111; stock 714; redeipis bf the week 2,720; fe?les of tho week 4,7?fc, Noitroiirr, December 9.-Cotton dull low middlings 14^?; sales 270 bales; re? ceipts 1,005; stock 9,369; recoipfs of tho week 12,568; sales of thc week 1,470. SAVANNAH, December 9.-Cotton de? mand limited and few buyers-middlings 1434'; sales 1,700 bales; receipts 4,456; exports 2,285; stock 77,158; receipts of the week 77,808; Bales of the week 12,500. MOBILE, December 9.-Cotton dull middlings I4)^(o}14;^; sales 1,500 bales; receipts 3.3Q4; stock 59,224; receipts bf the week 19,485; sales of the week 12,700. CHARLESTON, December 8.-Arrived Steamship Sea Gull, Baltimore. AUGUSTA, Deoember 9.-Cotton in good demand, but at lower rates; sales 1,340 bales; receipts 1,780-middlings 14@14.t?. NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-Cotton in fair demand and lower-middlings 14%@14.?? ; sales 6,300 bales ; receipts I 6,020 ; stock 185,545 ; receipts of the week 57,494 ; sales of tho week 46,000. Flour-superfino 5.00 ; doubla 5.50 ; treble 5.75. Corn-white 75; yellow 80. Bacon 143.?@16}? ; clear 17 ; hams 19(3) 123. Sugar firm-primo 10. Molasses 53. Whiskey 95. Coffee 17J??17>?. CHARLESTON, December9.-Cotton dull -middlings 14}? ; sales 200 bales ; re? ceipts 1,662 ; exports 1,948 ; stock 30, 073 ; receipts of the week 14,470 ; sales of thc week 6,000 bales. BOSTON, December 9.-Cotton dull middling 15J? ; sales 350 bales ; receipts 720 ; stock 5,500 ; sales of tho week 1,85J bales. LONDON, December 7-Morning. Consols 92. Bonds 94^. LIVERPOOL, December 7-3 P. M.-? Cotton opened quier, aud is now dull uplauds 8??@83?; Orleans 9@9,<?. Announcement Z WE aro now in receipt of our fourth in btalment of DRY GOODS thia fall, complete in all departments, at the LOWEST PRICES OF THE DAY. Special attention is called to our charmiDg variety of FURS, SHAWLS AKD CLOAKS. Careful inspection and comparison desired. N. B. - We have on hand a few moro of those Ladies'SUITS, very natty. Wo have marked them duwil within the reach of all buyers. Cull and took at them. Wo aro also Agents for tho best Cotton Yarn and Batting. Merchants supplied at factory prices. PORTER & STEELE, Deo 2 Main street. 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK A LOWRANCE having purchased tho right to manufacture I Joh u O. liam's improved HEED and MANURE DROPPER, Tor Richland, would call tho atten? tion of all farmers using fertilizers .and ro? ques! au examination of this planter- tho host and most perfect evoryot invented: hav? ing taken thc premium at tho Goorgia and Alabama Stato Fair?. Tho undersigned aro prepared to furnish any quantity of Plows, Cotton Planters and Plow Randles, at a low ?gnro. Every variety of Agricultural Imple? ments on hand. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Doo 3 For Bale, 3AAA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, m\J\J\J on the Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-In lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-?12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the olly-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAU8KETT, Attorney atLaw and Real R?tate Agent. TJIVERY variety of PANG Y and USEFUL J3i d OODB, ff om 10 Conto to ?30.00, now opened... . ' ? fi Jnot received, a lot of GOOD CLOAKS, bcfaght at balf prico. Will be sold aa bought. ALSO, . . ... A lot of FURS, to bo sold without regard to coat. It will bo to your interest to giro na a call before, purchasing olsowhero. C. F. JACKSON. Deo 7_ Continually Arriving. OUE IMMENSE BTOCK OF DRY GOODS RECEIVES daily additions, and wo are at present in receipt of tho cheapest and pretti? est lino or DRESS GOODS that bas boen odored this ttoason. All gooda sold by our houso guaranteed aa to prico and quality. Nov 19_R. C. SHIVER. Wall Be cor at ions. X^ERBONS furnishing H o un OH in any portion of tb? State would do well to remember that wo havo a special HOUSE - FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, In which wo keep a beautiful collection of Wall Paper, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Shades, Cornices, Damask Curtains, Loops, Rands, Ruga, and everything pertaining to Eousc-furniabing in firat-clasB style. Wo have a compcteut man, who will go to any section to fit up our Goods, and wo guarantee hiawork._ R. C. SHIVER. New Supply of Groceries! HOGSHEADS of BACON, C. It. and R. SIDE8, Bulk BACON and SHOULDERS. G. DIERCKS. HAMS, Broakfast STRIPS, Sugar Cured SnOULDFRS. G. DIERCKS. "\TO?l,J|, 3 MACKEREL, /t J3L .B?rrela and half barreta and kit?, T?c?ed SALMON, Dutch HERRING, G. DIERCK3. FLOUR. Tho hont Western Brande at vory low figures, in barrels. halveB, quarters and cighthH of barrels. Hecker'a Self-Raising FLOUR. G. DIERCKS. PICKLES, SARDINES, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS. SALMON. G. DIERCKS. CONDENSED Milk, best quality, Layer Raisins, French Chccolato, Roxi e Soap, Axle Greaao, Concentrated Lye. G. DIERCKS. IFOREIGN and Domestic WINES.LIQUOR8, 1 ALES, Ac, of superior qualitv, sold at low flgurea. G. DIERCK3. SMOKING TOBACCO, of various brand?: Durham, Virginity, Advance,Ac Domestic aud Imported CIGARS. Oct 30 G. PIERCE'S. io? KU V's U.VIVBRSAL Cotton Gins and Condensers. THESE GINS, so well known throughout tho South, need no comment. In Btylo of workmanship, and for efficiency of work, their turn-out, with tho same amount of power, ia unequaled. R. TOZER, Agent, August 2 Columbia. S. C. Guns, Pistols, Etc. I INFORM my frieuda nud 5>?^W public in gouoral that I havo ^CL^^S^juat received an entire new w mm? ??dock of Doublo and Single Bar? rel OUNS, REPEATERS, Flaaka, Ponchea, Fistol-Bclta, Capn, Buck-Shot, Cartridges. Cartridges for all kinda of Pistola, Powder and Shot. ALSO, REPAIRING done at abort notice. Oct 8 P. W. KRAFT, Main street. New Books. TUE Memories of Fifty Yearn, containing uoticos and aucedo?-s of distinguished Americans and remarkable men, Ac, by W. H. Sparka. Price ?'2.50. Tout Lifo in Siberia aud Adventures in Kamechatka and Northern Asia, by Kennan. Ginger Snaps, by Fanny Fern. $1.50. Old Suugs and New, by tho authoress of Beccbonbrook. $2. Paria in December, 1851; or, Coup d'Etat of Napoleon III, by Torr .t, from tho thirteenth French edition. *2 50. Locke's Rationalism in Europe, two volumes Tho Life ot General Nathaniel Green. Tho Court and Times of Queen Elizabeth. Also, a number of new novels, by Trollope and other popular authors. Also, new juvenile booka from London, new Chromos, Paintings, Ac. For eaie at BRYAN A AIoC ARTE R'S Bookstore. Carolina Indigo, pf (\f\ LBS. PRIME CAROLINA INDIGO, tjKJKJ on hand and for sale low at wholesale uid retail. J.AeT: K^AGNEJV. A Mammoth. 'Haine of lune Jewelry, VALUED at tl.OGO. 200 Chancea, at $5 oaoh. 25 Prizes, consisting of Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES, Fino Gold BREAST-PINS and EAR-RINGS, SILVER GOBLETS, Ac. Will como ofl at my Suloou aa Hoon as the Chances aro taken. Oct30 G. DIERCKS. Fresh Crackers. JUST received, a supply of fresh CRACK? ERS, .BISCUITS, Ac, consisting rd BUTTER CRACKERS, Booton Crackers, Ginger Schnapps, Butter Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Wine Riscuit, MILK BISCUIT, Cream Crackers, Nonpareil Biscuit, Fancy Crackers, Egg Biscuit, Lomon Crackers,.' - Forealeby J .A T-J?._AON F ?!_. . Extra Cheese. 1 Ai" a BOXES Goshen. Bnet?*n l}M.ry 1UU Pino AppleCHEKW?. '^M???M? . Oot 30 % *. Ht>l K '^^^?-?iwo'i m wm m pyi i <IMV-UBT i"'*'".' mm^rn ^?mm ? RY GOODS ?'J'i? ??ol 1 ?ND IM I? Y EMS NOW OPENING I A. SPLENDID STOCK, bought from every Bourco where money and energy can procure j them, and sold at "LOWES* FRIGES" City enrrronoy taken iu exohange for goode. W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D, LOVE, B. B. McCKEEBY._Dec 4 CAROLINA HOUSE ?THE euhBcriber, in view of tho ap? proaching oloao of the present year, de rtiros to ht ate that he proposes to clono hie books, and oar nest iv re quetta mich friends and patrons of his establishment, as may ba in,arreara, to liquidate their accounts, BO that ho may start in the year ?187.1. with, an entiroly new set of books,''Atad a record or tho past completely obliterated. The proprietor of thia well-known houBO desires to assure tho public of his disposition and capacity to supply, at all times, tho best of WINES, LIQUOItS and, CIGARS. Ho guarantets the host material and tho promptest attendance. Deo 4_? R. BARRY. _ Grand Toy Emporium. M'KE?ZIE'S, Main Street, Columbia, 8. C., WHERE ia offered tho largest land ?boat sclcoted stock of T O Y B over Ibrought to thia market. Dualer? and others can' bo accommodated, Whole? sales or Retail. Old and young, grave and gay can he suited from tide varied collection. CANDIES of Puro Hagar manufactured daily. Also, CARES A Nfc. PIES. A fine assortment of CANNED GOODS just receiving from the best manufactories. Freeh DATES.'No* Crop RAISINS. CITRON and CURRANTS, ALMONDS, and a f?ll Maa of ASSORTED JUVTA. London Rlyc?j^T and . Priu.co "A\bert CRACKERS, (imported articles?) ,p'uio 'and of great boneflt tu the Bick atideonvaieteont. , JELLIES of pure fruit manufactured'and sold at reasonable price*. .. . . , 0ct26_ _ _ JOHN McKEffZIB. To Invalids-Beef. Extract Meat. LIEBIG'S GENUDO EXTRACT OF'MEAT or perfect flavor and pi* ti ty. Puraona suffering from weak digoetvjan, in? valids requiring strengthening diet, aged por eons, children, in fan ts after being weaned, and ladies after confinement, will lind this ex? tract , propqrly.PT.ep?ared,'hlghly Beneficial. Delicious Houp made of it at 2 conte a pint. Beef Tea at 3 cents a pint. Gruel of Sago,'Rico. Tapioca, at little coat. "ALSO, ?lust received, another lot Sea Moya Farine, Pungent Mustard, for tho table, Pure Ground Black Pepper. For sale at Oct. 28 j _ ll ftlNITSH'B Drug Store. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! Q/^rV BARRELS FLOUR, conflating in OUU part of1 Choice Family Flour, "the best in the worid;" ultu. Extra and Super Flour, at very lowest market pr res for cash, for salo by J.Ji T. R. AGNEW. North Carolina Butter. .>f\ KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, on con jmlVj eiRiiment, and will hu auld very low to close. Packages averago from twenty to thirty pounds each. GEO. HY MME RS. Folifihing Powders. MAGIC POWDER for cleaning Gold, ?Silver, Ac, ten couts per box. Tripoli, for cleaning I Irans, Silver, Gold, ? c., Len cents per paper. Bath Brick for cloaning Cutlery, ?tc. _ Sept 2_J. AT. R. AGNEW. CLOSING OUT. The undersigned, de? sirous of devoting him? self entirely to the CLOTHING Business, offers for seile his entire stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, SHOES, etc., at and BELOW COST. JACOB num. One door South Phoenix Office. ?7"City Money lakon at par."Ca Nov 8 A Desirable Store to Rent. mi IE STORE ROOM, now occupied hy JL McBsre. L?rick & Lowrance as a hardware and grocery establishment, is now o?ored tor rent. This is a very desirable stand, situated on Main street in tho mids! of business, oppo? site tho PHOENIX office. Inquire of Oct 25 E. H. HEINITSU, at Drug Store. California Seed Oats. rtf\f\ BUSHELS PRIME CALIFORNIA OUU SEED OATS, for salo by Oct 9 EDWARD HOPE. Notice. riHIE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK would X call tho attention of tho public to the fort that thoy are transacting a GENERAL BANK? ING BUSINESS, and oxtend tho usual accom? modations to business men and o?J?ors, who favor thom with their aoeonoti- n . , Oct 23 A.Q. ?MftrtfigB. Cashier. City Currency'will be Taken IM mvvment for ?ooda at ? Nov U HARtfy SOLOMON 'HL Carolina Indigo. ?IS Wi LBS. of good quality for salo low ?>UU by EDWARD HOPE. Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton TieB. AFULL SUPPLY conslautli ou band and for sale low, by_ J. A T. B. AGNE W. Ir lah Potatoes. BBL8. choice Table POTATOKH, for ZO -alolow. EDWARD HOPF. - United Staion ?f Amerton, S SOUTH CAAOl.1* A DISTRICT. FouiiTn ero,c u IT-In Eqomr. .' Abram Van Buten and 8. Angelica,; hlo wife, et al. ve. John Peter Brenn, et al. BY virtue of an order of the Court in this caso, X will offer for aale, at public on terr, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January, 1871, at Columbia, at not ICSB than the appraised prices below ?tated, the following parcela of LAND: All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lako," B? tn ate, lying and being in the County of Richland, in Bald State, on the Oongtree River, abont eight milba?belowColumbia, con? taining abont two thousand ono hundred and seventy acres and appraised at twelve dollars per acre. Said plantation hie been divided into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by the road running through tho plantation from tho main public road to the Gongkree Biter, and tho tracts will be sold separately. A-LSO, All that PLANTATION, called "Shiver," lying in same County and State, about eigh? teen mPcs belo:? ColataKS,'boatalnlOg wnr teen hundred acres, moro or leos, and apprais? ed at ten thousand dollars. TERMS OF RM,F.-Ono-fourth okeh; balance upon a credit of one, two oud three y.eorn, with tho bonds of tho purchasers, hearing in? terest at tho rate of aoven per cent., payable annually, secured by a mortgage or the lando. Purchasers to pay for alampo and papera. Said landa may be purchased at private sale, on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter, S. O. J. S. G. RICHARDSON. Deo 10 t Special Referee. Executive Department, STATE TREASURY OFFICE, COLUMBIA. 8. ,C, December 1,1870. THE Interest, falling dnb on the Coupon Bonds Of the State of Sooth Carolina to tho 1st of January, 1871, will be paid in GOLD, on and after, that dato, at the oGQco of H.H. KIMPTON, Finapoial . Agent of tho Stato, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, and'at tbia office. Tho interest falling due on the Registered, i Stock of tho State to January 1,1871, wilt- bo paid in. GOLD, ou and after that dato, at tho 1 Treasury omeo onlv. NILES G. PARKER, 1 Treasurer State South Carolina. Doc 7 Imo Executive Department. . : 8TATE TRt??flTJrW: ?FFI?E. 1 COLOMBIA. 8. C.,Dec* AVer 1,1870. THE Book s of the Trcnuury OfllcQ far'?ho transfer and conversion of Stocka oed honda will bo cloded .on and after tho Tutu, instant until the 1st proximo, for convenience Th preparing statement o? interest due to January L 1871. NIL EB G. PARKER, .< Doc 7 ia Treasurer State Sonth Carolipa;? CLOTHING AND ITS, R. & W. C, SWAFFIEWS. .^-.ffflBBBfe-. WK havo now on hand tho isis largest stock we have ever offered to tho public. Owing to the warm weather, onr stock is unbroken. We ore anx? ious to sell, and will sell LOW FOE CASH/ It is too well known to noed repetition, ^ that wo keep tho LARGEST AND BESTEM STOCK IN THE STATE, and warrant all our Goods, botb in price and quality. Our FURNISHING GOODS stock is com? plete, embracing SHIRTS that will nt. TIES and CRAVATS, of all pattern?, GLOVES, in endless variety, UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, Ac , USSsS ^ 0vcr d0Tt nly fivo CAPE OVER Jaffin^TylCOATS and CAPES DOW on hand. nATS, of all qusliHcs and styles. Nov 9 _R A W. C. SWAPFIELD. Tiio IMLEMoa nm otla. BOOT, SHOE, Ul AND TRUSK EMPORIUM flteSfc HAS now oponed andieBSS^BN fiffiH ready for inspection tho HBfrjQW JHSflf larg.'st und mont BOICC?mSblXjctO 'mtSmlk ?tock of GOODS, in fis irne. ?var offered in thia market. Thia (stunk baa been selected with great caro frete Wie.best manu? facturers in Boston, New xork, Philadelphia and other noted Shoo markets. Persona visi? ting onr city dnrfng our approaching Fair, will find i?greatly to their advanUge to eau at tbe Sign of tbe RIG BOOT oed HAT, ono door North of tbe Columbia Hotel. Every article sola in this House is warranted aa re? presented. In point.of atylo, quality and price we cannot bo surpassed, j Oct 3D A. SMYTHE. G. DIER0K8 INFORMS Iris friends and customers that bo ia prepared to famish OYSTERS in all utyloa- as he hus a superior cook. Oct 00