The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, December 11, 1870, Image 3
Interesting Foreign Intelligence?
LONDON, December 7.- Tho town is
fall bf'rumors, purb?rting that Paris will
capitulate on the IOU. instant. Great
cou tractors are known to have prepared
immense quantities of provisions to he
despatched to Paris, and speoial contracts
have boen made for railway transporta?
tion. The quarrel between Bismarck
and the Crown Prioce has broken out
worse than ever.
LONDON, Deoember9.-Gladstone has
writton a letter, November 30, to Ed?
mund Dcaae, M. P. for Queen's County,
Ireland, acknowledging tho receipt of
the petitioa praying for the intervention
of England in behalf of the temporal
authority of the Pope. Gladstone says
the Government has not interfered with
any changes in Borne since the election
of Pius IX, but feels bound to mnke, and
has made, provision for affording pro?
tection to the Pontiff. In the meantime,
Italy explicitly engages to protect the
rope's freedom and maintain Iiis dignity.
BERLIN, December 7.-A despatch
from the King to the Queen couflrms tho
report of 10,000 prisoners, seventy-seven
canoon and four gun-boats being cap?
tured at Orleans. The King adds: "Von
Tweatea baa carried Giddy, Jnrvey and
Pri vis.by Storm, andManteuffel oooupied
Boden niter victorious encounters.
Goedet now holds the city. Eight heavy
guns were found in the entrenchments."
FLORENCE, December 7.-^The royal
speeoh was well received. Signor Bnih
chere has beeb ?leotod President of tho
Lower Cbifmb?r..
Aosta will sot o?t^for Spain .about
New Xept.'s. The deputation from Spain
is everywhere received with the warmest
expressions of w?ledmo. It has gone to
Turin to offer its congratulation to the
future Queen of Spain.
World cables from Tonrs, 7tb, says:
The Government stat?s that the Army
of tbe-Lbiro ia at its old quarters, but
the locality is not given. Despair has
seized on some hore, and tho spirits of
others have "risan td meet the desperate
condition of affairs. The Government
declares that its reverses were only of
temporary importance. Many railway
trains loaded with cuttle, sheep and
provisions had been concentrated near
Orl?ans for the Bticcor of Pat-is. They
were all saved. The evacuation of Or?
leans waa caused by the demonstration
of the new French troops and mistaken
strategy, nhd indecision of General
d Aurelios, who allowed two corps to bo
overwhelmed by the whole Prussiau
army, although he hud two hundrad
thousand men within reaoh.
Official returns state that the Army of
the Lojre consisted of 800,000 men, with
1,000 guns. In the engagements of the
3d and 4th only 60,000 French fought
against 100,000 Germans. Tho plan of
th t? campai tin was devised by Gambetta,
aided- by.-De Bare, a young officer of
Engineers, and was either not carried
out by d'Aurelleaj or tho plan itself was
fatally erroneous.
HAVRE, D?cember 8.-The iron-c'ads
have been ordered by the French Go
vernment to repair immediately to
Havre, to assist in the defence of the
city.
NEW YORK, December 10.-A Berlin
special reports great public rejoioing
over recent victories. It is believed the
war nears an end. An address from tho
people tb tho King has been proposed,
asking the immediate bombardment of
Paris.
Great disappoint meut is felt that
Grant's position on tho Alabama claims
and fishery questions is so feeble.
LONDON, December 8.-A depatcb
from Aberdeen Bays tho steamer Uniou
parted mid-ships. Little of thc cargo
will be saved.
China news receivod at tho War Office
to-day, is serious. Thcro have been fur?
ther hostile demonstrations agninst the
Christians at Tien-tsin. It is re-affirm?
ed to-day that Russia bas ordered from
America" 100 mitrailletifies and 1,000,OL>0
metiilio cartridges.
Many English passengers aro arriviug
from Havre. They report the Germans
marching thitherward, and its invest?
ment is hourly expected.
HAVRE, December 7.-The Prussians
aro advancing. Tho French gavo thom
battle a few miles distant. The losses
were ?bout equal.
LONDON, December 8.-The Prussians
exaoted 3,250,000 francs in Burgundy
for tho expulsi?n of the Germana.
The Times has a striking and concilia?
tory editorial on tho Alabama claims.
It asks no indemnity for the iusnlta
heaped upon England for tho depreda?
tions of the Alabama, but it craves the
settlement of tho claims, not merely be?
cause they aro just, but likewise for the
inauguration of a bettor feeling and
close unity between tho two countries.
Tho Morning Post seos no hopo of better
relations with t|ic United States. The
Post says the host Americans avoid or
are drivou from political lifo, while men
liko Butler wield political influence,
200 cases guns from America, s
upon their arrival here, have been re?
stored to the consignors.
DAKMSTADT, December 7.-Louis tel?
egraphs to tho Grand Duko from Or?
leans, Deoomber 7: We march on our
way for Tours, to-day.
BERLIN, December 9.-The French
officers, prisoners in Germany, protest
against tho restoration of tho Bona?
partes.
VEBflAiLLE?, December 7.-The Prus?
sians aro vigorously pursuing the army
of tho Loiro.
BKIIMN, Decomber 7.-Tho Provi?
sional Correspondence, of this city, says
the proposed amendments to the consti?
tutional trcuties aro pending rejection or
adoption, which at tho present time
would equally endanger peace. All the
amendments thus far have been opposed
by the Government and rejected.
It is rumored iu Madrid that Sonor
Morit proposes to suspend payment of
interest on the internal debt for twenty
months, with the understanding that the
bond-holders: aro also to contra?t n lot<n
guaranteed by a mortgage upon ibo
tobacco monopoly for four years:
-.
American Intelligence
. CnABTiiwrow, December IQ.-Arrived
Steamships James Adg?r, ' Now York;
J. W. Ever mau, Philadelphia; schooner
Myrover, New York.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Tri?
bune says, editorially: "A general am?
nesty bill, such as Gen. Butler is to sub?
mit to tho House, with an endless list of
exceptions, is not what tho country will
be content with, or what the political
situation demands. Tho truth is, that
the bill is n misnomer, for it grants par?
don to a fow not already practically ex?
empted from their disabilities. It is
precisely the same measure which was
laid over at the last session. Though
the committee docs not appear to havo
been educated to a broader appreciation
of its duty in the matter, publio senti?
ment, meantime, has advanced in liber?
ality. The present bill will not do, and
we tr?st that before it is adopted, the
House, which, we aro told, evinces com?
prehensivo common sonso on the ques?
tion, will much improve and extend it.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 9.-The
completo census of California shows an
increase in ten yonrs of 126,619; increase
in the city of San Francisco, 93,470, or
nearly 200 per cent.
NEW YO UK, December 9.-Tho small- (
pox in rapidly spreading in Brooklyn.
Flat j iusb Hospital and the Dead House j
are lilied with pationt.s, and the new
County Alms House will be prepared at'!
once as a hospital.
Officials of all telegraph compauies
wore in consultation to-day, and re-1
ported that tho tariff oh all messages bo
increased 50 per ceut. from January 1. j
Custom House deteotives this morning
secured $6,000 worth of smuggled silks
and velvets iu a boarding-house on West
Street. Tho goods havo been smuggled
from Franco across tho English Channel
to the North of Ireland, and thence to
this port in emigrants' chests having
falso bottoms. Tho business is believed
to havo lately been very extensive, and
that tho Governmont has lost in duties
by this means $250,000 in gold.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 10.-McCor?
mick's majority for Congress in Arizona
is 951.
NEW YonK, December 10.-Tho con?
ference between tho Crispins and their
employers was unsatisfactory-neither
party were willing to make concessions.
Tho committee reported that nothing
can be expected from tho bosses, and tbo
striko goes on.
CLEVELAND, December 10.-The lo6B
by the burning of the National Iron
Company's Rolling Mill is $100,000;
300 mon are thrown out of employment.
WASHINGTON, December 10.-Tho
collection of the incomo tax from Brig?
ham Young has been postponed until
Congress can set tlc the question nt issue.
It has been telegraphed hence, and
there is very little doubt of its truth,
that Schenck will be nominated Minister
to England. The Naval Committee re?
ported favorably upon Porter's nomina?
tion as Admiral, but under objection, the
confirmation went over.
Col. Forney advertises his Chronicle
for sale.
The President sud Cabinet, except
Cresswell, attended Walbridge's fuueral.
KNOXVILLE, TENN., December 10.-Au
engine on tho Virginia and Georgia
Railroad exploded to-day, killing the
conductor and fireman and injuring the
ongineer.
HEART'S CONTENT, December 10.-A
heavy North-east storm prevails, with
fog and rain; thc sea is running high,
nnd there is no prospect of grappling
the cables to-day.
Specie shipment? to-day nearly half a
milliou.
NEW ORLEANS. December 10.-The
National Grove United Ancient Order
of Druids, elected and installed tho fol?
lowing officers: Henry Walter, of New
Jersey, Most Noblo Grund Arch; Alfrod
Sobaw, of New Orleans, Right Worthy
Deputy Grand Arch; George Honry
Hart, of New York, Grand Secretary;
Charles J. Wilson, of Now Jersey, Grand
Treasurer. The annual report or the
officers show tho order in a prosperous
condition.
Satisfaction is expressed hero that
Grant declined to remove Marshal Pack
nrd, and there is a prospect of the Senate
refusing to confirm Blaucbard as Post?
master, vice Dowell-there beiug no
cause of complaint against tho present
incumbent.
MONTGOMERY, ALA., December 10.
In joint convention, to-day, tho Mout
goniery Advertiser (Democratic) was
olectod State printer, by 38 majority,
over tho Selina J'ress (Republican.)
Both Houses take a recess from Monday
next, for ono month.
COTTON I'LA XT EUS
Examino and Unv tho Original
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
(BAUail'S.)
It being the first made, all others are imita?
tions.
?V THICKS JU-JU CC EI) -??
BAUOH'S* RAW BONE
SUPER - PHOSPHATE OF LIKE.
I W? i
IMUS Manure is mado of Raw or Unburned
. Hones, rich in Nitrogenous n.atter, dis?
solved in Oil of Vitriol, presenting the Bono
Phosphate lu a highly soluble and quickly
available form, and the Ammonia4? such pro?
portion as to insure a prompt sud vigorous ac?
tion upon tho crops.
Where Bang h's Phosphate was applied the
past season un Cotton, tho indications, with?
out exception, aro H.nt it will maintain its
well-earned reputation. It will prevent rust
on cotton. RAUQfl A SONS,
Manufacturers, Philadelphia.
For sale by Den era throughout the entire
South, of whom tee recommend connumera to
Imy. OotMirSmo
Bargains in Clothing at HOKB'S.
COLUMUYA, 8. O., December ll.-Sales
of cotton, yesterday, about 100 bales
middling 13K
NEW Yoror, December 10-Noon.
Stocks Tory strong. Money 6@6. Ex?
change-long 9; short 9%. Gold 10%.
Bonds 8. Floor dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Oom scarce
and firm. Fork, quiet and weak-old
22 00?22.25. Lard heavy steam 12@
12%. Cotton dull and lower-uplands
15%; Orleans 15%; sales 1,000 bales.
Freights quiet.
7 P. M.-Money easy, at 5@G. Ster?
ling 9@9j?. Gold ia%?10%. Go?
vernment's opened strong, and were
steady all duy. Coupons dull, except
Tennessoe'8, which were strong, but not
active. Cotton dull and drooping; sales
1,570 bales, at 15,%. Flour-Southern
quiet and unchanged-common to good
extra G.05(?16.45. Whiskey firm, at 1.02
@1.03. Wheat inactive, but firmer
winter red and amber Woatern 1.42@
L.45. Corn lo. better-old 82@83; now
77@80J?. Pork-old 22@23.25; new
2O.00@2O.25. Lard steadier-kettle 13@
13??. Freights heavy.
BALTIMORE, December 10.-Flour quiet
and steady. Wheat higher for botter
grades-choice white 1.70(3)1.85. Corn
advanced - whito 72@73 ; yellow 73.
Provisions dull and unsettled, but tend?
ing down ; stock scarce and little demand.
Whiskey 91. Cotton dull and nominal
middlings 15; sales 200 bales; receipts
505; stpek 1,001.
BOSTON, Deoembor 10.-Cotton quiet
and steady-middlings 15!?i; sales 400
bales; receipts 1,315; ?tock 5,500.
NORFOLK, December 10.-Cotton dull
low middlings 11 !4 ; sales 2G0 bales; re?
ceipts 187; stock 7,758.
CINCINNATI, December 10.-Flour and
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn verv
steady uud in moderate demand, at 50(3
52. Pork weak, at 19.00. Lard weak
kettle 12. Whiskey quiet, nt 8G@S7.
LOUISVILLE. December 10.-Bagging
firm-hemp and flax 27. Flour quiet
extra family 5.25. Nothing doing ic
corn. Provisions firmer. Mess pori
19.00. Lard 12; keg 14. Whiskey 8G(a
87.
WILMINOTON, December 10.-Cottor
dull-middlingly; sales 68 baleB; receipt!
502; stock 1,200.
' CHARLESTON, December 10.-Cottoi
dull-middlings 14;^'; sales 700 bules
receipts 1.8G3; exports to continent 50-4
stock 32,032.
AUGUSTA, December 10.-Cotton mar
ket quiet aud oasior, at 13%@14 fo
middliugs; sales 930 bales; receipts 910
SAVANNAH, December 10.-Cotton ii
moderate demand, at lower rates-mid
dlings 14?oi sules 2,000 bules; receipt
6,319; exports 0,085; stock 79,392.
MOUILE, December 10.-Cotton dull
middlings 14@14,l.i; Kales 1,500 bale?
receipts 2,089; oxporta 1,270; stock 58,
G39.
NEW ORLEANS, December 10.-Cotto
demand fair, at lower rates-middling
U%@14??; sales 7.G00 bales; receipt
10,077; stock 137,429. Flour iirmor
8uperfine 5.20; double 5.75; treble G.0(
Pork firmer-new mess 22.15. Slum
ders firmer, at 14%; sides easier-eleu
rib 10,'ii; clear 16%.
LONDON, December 8-Evening -
Consols 92. Bonds 88^J.
LIVERPOOL, December 8-Noon.
Cottou opened quiet-uplands 8\(fi.S3.
Orleans 9@9.?8'.
WHO HC SALK, lMtlCHS CU KHK Vi'.
ooniir.erED WEEKLY ny THE BOAR li OF TRAM
?i?'LES, pbuTl Ot) '?2 Ol) >f OLASS?sjGilli ?ij?b?t
BAOOINO,.25i'i535 ! NewOrl'ns ODii^l
BALK ItoFB, Muuil/f?2G , Su?ar H'se..70(j6l
N.V.oi Weatylb 8>412 NAILS, "?J kog5 u?r?fO
BUTTES, North. 40^3(1 ONIONS.y uusl l'f?l
Country, lb.25f{?35 Oin, Kerosene,g 45',$
BACON, llama. ..24(& 28 Machinery..750^1
Sides, V n>..lt>Ctf20 Sl'ECtB, Uold ftfil
Shoulders... 14^10 , Silver. 6?1
CANDLES, Spei'm40fi?70 j POTAT'S, lri?l 00$?2
Adamantine .ftl8@20j Sweet, bus 70 fy
COTTON YAUNI 3o><?i 40 IIIUB, Carolina]!, sv
('OTTOS,Strict Md.. 14 j ! hnoT,$,bag. 250@2
Middling. 14 SALT, liiverp.220(^2
Low Midl'g,-134 ! SOAP, ti<'lb,.8<&
Good Ordiiy,12j@13 j SPIRITS, Alcohol,gl7
Ordinary.HA . Urandv . .4 00@12
CUKEMF., E.D.lb. 20?2j I Gin . .*.2 00007
factory.lG(g)22| Rum.2 00(^7
COFFEE, Rio, l)U?20@25 I Whiskey... 1 35(<?4
Laguayru-24tf?2G Soo MI, Grus &. PlOfr
Java.30f??33 Brown.124
r'l.oun, Co. 700(?.l0 00 ! STAUCH, # lb... 9.W?
Northern.IQUOQII 00 TEA,Oreen Ifaiod??
UliAlN, Corn 1 05r<j)l 20 Blaek, . . .1 OOftil
Wheat-1 40-?C1 60 i TOBACCO, ChW.GOQl
Oats. 7.?f<50((? Smoking,Ib..?0ftt1
Peas- 1 O?ftfl 15 ! VINKOAH, Wino, .6t)(j
HAY, North, $tawt.2 00 French_ @l
HI DES, Dry, fdbl2Jffi.l8 , WINK, Chant. 25@W
Green.@8| Port, lQgal300(i?C
LAUD, Jdb.10@22 Shcrrv_3 50r??(
LIME, y Phi. 2 Kilhi 78 Madeira... 2 r?0fi?(;
Funeral Invitation.
Tho friends and aequaintanoes of fl
W. W. and MUS. SARAH PURSE, i
invited to attend tho funeral of I
latter, at the Baptist Church, TI]
AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
TO THE WORKING CLA88*-W??ranovprc|w<
f i rr-i - ?- "'-' irtth ^'-n"' wif1n;-"i^ii at 'jume
wlii.li! of ibo tim* or tor tho (pare moment*. Rimnets i
?clit.tnd profllabln. l'crwjn? of ?Uber Brxc&BlJr earn (
9le. launer cveninv.errt a proportional atina f>y deva
their wliolr Ui no to i ho lui-im t. BAynantl KI tl? catii he
.?> m. ich ..min. Tint ?ll who HP tb i? ii uiii-r may uni' I
...lil.!... ?lid teat tit? btulnCM, we muk* UiU tiiipivnl]
ruin To?urhn??reTiotwell??ll?fle<l, wovlllaentl 11 lo
Tn tho tronble of writing. Full partietiUn.it valuable*
plo written willdo lornmmenrc work tm, ?ml rt copy r.f
/V/>/./.-'? l.iUTnry Onrtpimitm-ono of ldc laftfral
lu ?! t.mil / iivwtpapcra pultlialltd- nil u ni rna tiy I
Revier. If r.vt ?-int j.cnmnrnt, pfifiinlitu wnik, ettt
V..C ALI Eil ft CO.i ArottaTA. MAI??.
Oct 21 HSmo
COLLINS, WKTI1EIULL & CO.,
WHOLESALE SEED GROWER!
1,111 und 1,113 Market Street. J'hUadel),
cjAuoioN sr.Kos
OF choicest stock and true to narno
own growth. Every variety of scle
Oarden, Field and Flower Heeds. Wo I
nearly 300 acres exclusively dovoted to
growing or Garden and Flower Seeds. E
ors and others wishing Heeds direct from
f?rower, should send their orders to us.
argely incroasVd demand for our Seeds is
host evidence of tho care hes:owod on t
growth and preparation.
Our general Wholesale Trado List Dil
free on application.
COLLINS, WETHERILL .V CO.
1,111 and 1,113 Market street, Philadeb'h
Sept 27 1T13
Black Tr ell's gsnniue Dcrham S ?sol
Tobacco, at POLLOCK'S.
. Thoao who admiro the beauty which is
a jittl.o moro than skip deep, will letta
willi p???onre thftt a aiino of bismuth
hu., boen found in Archer County, Texas,
capable of producing several hundred
thousand tons of lily white.
An old man in Say brook, Conn., lives j
oo a farm that never was bought or sold,
it having come down to him from his
ancestors, who obtained it from tho In?
dians.
A fatal disaster occurred at Buffalo,
Saturday ovening, by the explosion of a
lamp, Oiled with a compound known as
.'Union fluid." A littlo child was killed,
and both of its parents received dreadful
burnslt
Two negro fiends attempted to outrage
an old lady in Augusta, Ga., on the 8th,
but were foiled. One has been arrested.
Y, M. C. A.-Tho regular monthly mooting
of the Young Men's Christian Association will
bo held next TUESDAY EVENING, at 7
o'clock, in tho Heading Itoom of tho Associa?
tion. Members aro reminded that an election
for Directors will bo held, and that a full at?
tendance is therefor important.
B. FRANK MAULDIN, Recording Sec'y.
Deo ll_- "2
FOUND.-A sum of MONEY, which the
owner oan obtain by application to JOHN
MQCORD, at Stato Auditor's omeo. Dec ll 2
WI IIAVB THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr. JOHN C. SEEGEBS tho solo Agent for
the salo of our WHISKIES in Columbia, S. C.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON A CO.
PHILADELPHIA. November 19. 1870. Dec 1
FOI! SALE.-A Fine Brood Saddle
?SAri MARE AND COLT. Can bo seen at
<Y*jft DALY'S STABLE,
Dec 10 In rear of Pollock HOUHO.
MAT PRIVATE SALiE, or will bo sold
tho FIRST MO A DAY in January, at Ab?
beville Court Houso, S. C., a largo and
commodious HOUSE and LOT, in thc town of
Ookesbury, Abbeville County, S. C., with 25
acres of Land adjoining.
TERMS-One-fourth cash; balance in ono,
two, ami three years.
For particulars, inquire of Mr. A. Burt,
Attorney at haw, Abbeville Court House, or
Mrs. Blackwell, on tho premises, or to
W. D. LOVE St CO.,
Dec 10 12 Columbia, S. C.
BY AUTHORITY OP A POWER ex?
pressed in tho last Will and Testament
of the late W. P. DeSaussuro, deceased, I will
sell, before tho Court House in Columbia, on
tho Fi HST MONDAY in January next, the
o flic o on Law Bango recently occupied by tho
deceased. Terms mado known at day of sale.
May bo treated for privately at tho office of
mv Attorney in law and fact, D. B. DKSATS
HI'IIK, Esq. E. G. BURROUGHS,
Dec 7m Sole Executrix.
NOTICE.-I have aaeociated Col. JonN 8.
BLACK with mo in tho Gcnoral Ageucy of
the Carolina Lifo Insurance Company for the
State of Boulb Carn ina. Tho timi will bo
known as BUTLER A BLACK.
M. C. BUTLER,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Doc4fl3_
FOR SALK-Finn Grccu-housn
PLANTS, EVERGREENS, HOSES,
,i33^?wx A select lot of Magnolias, at low
prices. Apply to O. ADAIR,
Nov 19 {IS * Lunatic Asylum.
TO THE TEACHERS OF THE STATE.
Tho second meeting of tho Educational
Institute of South Carolina will he held at the
Niekerson Bouse, Columbia, at 7J P. M., on
TUEsDAY.Decombor20, proximo. Addresses
will bo delivered by Prof. Jas. TL Carlisle,
and by other gentlemen prominently identi?
fied with Ibo cause of education.
Delegates will bo pissed over tho different
railroad* for ono fare, and will bo entertained
at tho Niekerson Houso ?t reduced rates.
Teachers, and all other persons d?sirons ol
advancing the interests of education in this
State, are earnestly requested to attend.
lt id desired that members of tho Institute,
a? well as others who expect to bo present,
notify tho Chairman of tho Executive Com?
mittee at Columbia.
The papers of the State are requested to ex?
tend this notice.
HUGH S. THOMPSON,
Chairman.
M. M. FARROW,
B. F. MILLER,
Nov 30 Executive Committee.
MFOR SALE OR RENT, a small
FARM, near tho city There is a good
dwelling houso and all necessary out?
buildings on tho place. For particulars apply
to MILTON LEVERETT. Dec? mth
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to tho col?
lection of Commercial Paper, Interest
? ni Stato ami Railroad Louds and Stocks, and
Conversion of State Securities, bv
Nov 23 fimo D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
STOCKS, RONDS timi COUPONS bought
and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
NOT 23 6tno
(^LEHK'S OFFICE. COLUMBIA, Dccmbor
J 5, 1870.-Thc Special Session of tho Court
ot Common Pleas, for Bi. bland County, for
tho second Monday in December instant, is
indefinitely postponed.
Dec 0 0 1). B MILLER. C. C. C. _
NOTICE.-Th? undersigned have formed a
Co-partnership, and will bu known as
E. W. SEIDELS A CO. Thov represent Homo
of the best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES in the United Statis.
Wo propose to bo general Land Agents, and
will sell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in
Month Carolina, especially in Columbia. Wo
will prosecute claims be foro tho Legislature,
and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers.
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate
will do well to communicate with ns at Colum?
bia. Wo hav?; several handsome places for
sale. Oflico ?vt Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.
li. VV. S El BE LS,
Dee 2 J. B. EZEl.L.
OLD HANK. It ll. LS and MUTILATED
CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 Gmo D. GAM RILL, Broker.
filNAL_ NOTICE.-I hereby givo notice
1 that I will apply to Hon. William Dutson
Wigg, Judgo of I'robate, at his office, in Co?
lumbia, on 7tb January, 1371, nt lt) A. M., for
tina! discharge as Executor ol' estate of Pri?
scilla Thompson, deceased.
Dec 8 413 W. IL RROW?_
T7HNAL. NOTICE-I hereby give notice
.fl? that I will apply to Hon. William Hntson
Wigg, Judge of Probato, at his oOico, iu Co?
lumbia, on 4th January, 1871, at tO A. M., for
lioal discharge as Administrator, with will
annexed, of estate of Harriet E. fui ni pened,
docoasod. JAMES M. BEARD.
Doo 4 Jl'?__
NO I ICE-The undersigned gives notice
that on tho 2tUh day of Docombor next,
at 12 o'clock, bo will apply to W. Dutson Wigg,
Esq., Judgo of Probato, at his oflico in Co?
lumbia, for final discharge as Executor of Es?
tate of J. T. Munds, deceased.
J. W. PARKER.
COLUMBIA. November 2(1.1870. _f!8*
NOTICE.-The undomgnod givoB notico
that on the loth day of December next,
at 12 o'olock, ho will apply to W. Dutson
Wigg, Esq., Judgo of Probate, at Lia oflico, in
Columbia, for final discharge as Administra?
tor of tho estate of F. W. Pape, deceased.
WM. E. B&OE?HAN.
COLUMBIA, November 1071870 " Nov 16 fl8
SV young BOD of Mn Tool W. Smith,
maurene, lost both Lia hands in a cot?
ton gin, last week.
The "African Methodist Episcopal"
Ohuroh at Quincy, 111., waa reoently
barned by incendiaries.
VORTH CAROLINA
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION!
Of,ASS B-SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
TO bo drawn in tboThoatro, at Wilmington,
N. C., Monday, Jnnuary 16, 1871. E. J.
KKEDS, Manager. 10,000 Numbors put in tho
Wheel-110 i'rizoa drawn.
Capital Prize, $5,000 !
WEAT THE CITTTEESS SAY.
Pniza DBAWINO.-Quito a crowd asseniblod
at tho Tboatre, yesterday noon, to witm. BS tho
Grand Drawing of tho North Carolina Bono
thu al Association. 'J h uro, worn 100 prizes in
all, and httlo rolls of paper separating these I
were placed in a wheel on ono sido, whilo tho
tickots were in another wheel opposito to tho
former. Between the two was a table, at
which sat the Judges and Mr. John London,
Commissioner. The wbools were made with
glass sideB, BO tbat everything within them
could bo Hoon, and were scouroly locked, until
tho drawing began. This was done by moans
of two little boys, who wero socurcly blind?
folded, one drawing a number from one of the
wheels and the other the prize to correspond
with it. There is no que?tion but that the
drawing was done in a perfectly fair and jnst
manner.- Wilmington Daily Journal, Dec. 2.
THE OUANT) DIIAWINO YESTEROAV.- The
grand singlo number distribution of tho North
Carolina Beneficial Association, which took
placo at tho Theatre yosterday, at 1 o'clock,
was thc all-absorbing theme during tho day.
Tho drawing took placo in public, a commit
tco having been H elected from tho audie nco
to act with tho Commissioner in keeping an
account of thc same, and to seo that it was
conducted fairly. Quito a respectable crowd
was present to witness the drawing. Tho fol?
lowing numbers drew the principal prizos:
No. 3310. $5,000; No. 6005, $2.500; No. 577?,
$2,500; No. 2842, $2,000; No. 1407, $2.000: No.
4412. $1,000; No. 1480, $500. Tho Certificate ,
No. 1107 waa sold to a citizen of Wilmington. !
N. C.- Wilmington Morning Star, Dec. 2.
IN mts SCHEME,
110 PKIZUS WILL DE DRAWN t
Capital Prime,.93,000'
Two Prizes.$2 500 each
Two " . 2,000
Two '? . 1,000
Two H . 500
Ton .. . 250
e ". 200
Firtoon " . 100
Piftv-bix '? . 50 .'
Eleven '? . 20 "
Whole Tlclceti, S~>.0<>; Halve?, 8? 50;
(tuart ?TB, 91.'43.
jS^-Send money by Post Office Order or
P.cgisterod Letter.
For information and orders. addrouB
W. H. GEHKEN, General Agent.
P. O. Box 59.
Principal Office, ll Second street.
JOHN LONDON, Commissioner.
Dec ll Imo
Special Notice No. 2.
THE Entiro Stock of CLOTHING, GENT'S I
FUUNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAVS, VALISES,
CART-ET-BAGS, SHAWLS, ROBES, ETC., with a full
line of Water-Proof CIRCULARS, CAPES,
OVEU-COATSILEGGINS, AND CAPS, will be
sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
Tho Stock must bo sold to close up tue busi?
ness. All wishing great bargains, will find it
to their advantage to call at tho Store of tho
late W. J. Hoke. M.' HOKE.
OH" Newberry Herald, Greenville Enterjnise,
Yoikvilio Enquirer and Winnsboro Nttcs copy
three limes weekly, and send bills to this ?f?
rico. _Dec 10
Important to Printers and Publishers.
IWILL eel!, at Darlington Conrt House, on
tho first Mnndav in January next, at
12 o'clock m., the PRESS and MATERIAL
of tho Darlington Democrat. The Press ia a
No. 4 Hoo Press, nearly new, and in splendid
working order. The >-lippi) of matcriul is
full and complete. Terms ca-:b.
Dec 10 3 A. P. LUCAS.
Lumber ! Lumber ! !
i\r\ fXrXf^ FEET OF SCANTLING, at
?l\Jm\jyjyj $10 00 per thousand.
Doc 7S 4* J. H. CAMPBELL. Dnkn.
Builders' Depot,
A'o 01 Church street," Charleston, S. C.
1" I ME, CEMENT, PLASTER, SLATES,
_J Nalia, Lumber, Hair, Plastering, Laths,
Ac, & c., for sale in lota to suit purchasers.
Jnst arrived-100 tons best Slates; 50,000 [
Plastering Laths; 1,000 English l?idge Tile.
E. M. GR1MKE,
Dec 10 4? Poet^Ofiice Box 374.
Just Received,
ft^ftw ANOTHER coon of TURKEYS, 100
ffijgfe. head of CHICKENS, fresh Mountain
1 Til BUTTER, iu balls.
W. D. SCHOENBERG,
Corner Washington and Assembly streets.
Dec 10 _
Mew Livery Stable.
THE undersigned
would announce to the
?citizens of Columbia,
VQJiw^^ffi?WiS^fcJSy that thev havo just
opened a LIVEHY STABLE.gto be kept tem?
porarily at Stable of Mr. LOGAN, and that
they will be pleased to accommodate tho pub?
lic with fine HOUSES, CARRI AG I'S, BUG
GIFS, Ac. BOYCE A* CO.
W. ii. BOYCE,
C. II. PETTENOILL. Dec 10_
NEW GROCERY!
hand a full lino of GROCERIES. PROVI?
SIONS, WINES and LIQUORS, at tho lowest
cash prices, and where wo would he pleased
to have our friends and tho public generally
give us a call, feeling confident that in quali?
ty, quantity and price, wu shall be fully able
to meet their demands.
All kinds of Country Produce taken iu ex?
change for Goods in our line, and tho highest
each priers allowed.
Dec 10 A. H. MONTEITH A CO.
OYSTERS! OYSTERS !
rAM soiling tho best NORFOLK OYSTERS
offered in this market, and get them fresh
evory day from Norfolk.
I have also reduood tho price to $1.75 per
?gallon, and smaller quantities in proportion.
Families can havo them dolivcred at their re
aidenoos, by leaving their orders at tho (co
Honso. JOHN D. BATEMAN.
Nov 28 _2rno
To Invalids-Beef, Extract Meat.
II EBIG'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF MEAT
j of perfect flavor and purity.
Persons suffering from weak digestion, in?
valids requiring strengthening diet, aged per?
sons. children, infants aftor being weaued,
and ladies after confinement, will find this ex?
tract, proporly prepared, highly beneficial.
Delicious Soup mado of it at 2 conts a pint.
Beef Toa at 3 cents a pint.
Gruel of Sago, Rice. Tapioca, at little coat.
ALSO.
Just received, another lot Sea Moss Karine,
Pungent Mustard, for tho table,
Tl-, -. - /"I--1 lil..I. T> -,- 0A, _ * - a?
. un: m t'uiMi Lft.vi. . L.v^,..'.. v vi onto ?.
Oct i IIEINITSH'S Drng Store.
BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri faci?? to
me dtreoted, I will sell, on the first MON?
ITA Y in January next. in front of the Court
House in Columbia, within tlio legal hours,
All that Plantation or Traot of LAND, on
Mill Creek, in Richland County, containing
four hundred (460) aoros, more or less, and
bounded on tho North by lands of Colonel
Caughman, on the West by lands of the Es
tsto of Wm. M. Myers, on tho Esst by lands
of C. P. Pelham, and on the South by lands of
James Burnsides; levied on ss the property of
Joseph A. Roeso, at tho snit of D. B. DeSaus
sure, C. E. R. D., et al., vs. Joseph A Reese.
There is a Dwolling House, with all neoen
sary out-bouses, on tho placo.
Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE,
Doo lt mth_ti. R. C.
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of sundrv writB of fieri faoiae io
mo directed, I will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in January next, in front of tho
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours, tho following property, viz:
All that square of LAND, in the city of Co?
lumbia, containing four acres, bounded on the
North by Upper Btreot: on the East by Pulaski
street; South by Lumber street, and West by
Hugor street.
ALSO,
All that square of LAND, in the city of Co?
lumbia, containing four sores; hounded on the
North by Richland etreet; on tho South by
Laurel Btreot; on the East by Oiot street, and
on tho Wost by Finokney Btreet. Levied on SB
the proporty of Adolph Feinlogor, at the re?
spectivo suits of G. W. Gail and Ax. and L.
Bamberger vs. Adolph Foiningor.
I TERMS-Cash. V. F. FRAZEE, 8. B. C.
Dec ll _mtb
United States of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA UlHTttlCT.
FOURTH CIRCUIT-IN EQUITY.
Abram Yan Buren and S. Angelica, his wife,
et al. vs. John Feter BrouD, et al.
BY virtue of an order of the Court in this
caso, I will offer for sale, at public outcry,
on tho FIRST MONDAY In January. 1871, at
Columbia, at not lesa than the appraised prices
below stated, tho following parcels of LAND:
All that PLANTATION, called ??Big Lake."
situate, lying and being in thc County of
Richland,* in said State, on tho Congaree
River, shout eight miles belowCol nm bia? con?
taining about two thousand one hundred and
Bevcnty acres and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation bas been divided
into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by
tho road running through the plantation from
tho main public road to tho Cungaroo River,
and thc tracts will bo sold separately.
ALSO,
All tbr.t PLANTATION, called "Shiver,"
h ing iu same County and State, about eigh?
teen milos below Columbia, containing thir?
teen hundred acres, more or less, and apprais?
ed at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash; balance
upon a credit of ono, two and three years,
with tho bonds of the purchasers, bearing in?
terest at tho rate of seven per cent., payablo
annually, secured by a mortgage Of the lands.
Purchasers to pay for-Stamps and papers.
Said lauds may bo purchased at private sale,
on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter,
S. C. J. B. G. RICHARDSON,
Dec 10 j_Special Referee.
Desirable Deal ?state.
By J), u, PEIXOTTU * SON, Auctioneers.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY in January next,
1871, at 10 .o'clock, io front, of tho Court
House, lu this citv, we will Boll,
All that LOT, with the two-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situated on Richardson
stroet, measuring thereon 52 feet, moro or
less, and runniug; back 208 feet, moro or lesa,
bounded on the Westby Richardson street; on
the East by tho Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on tbe
North by Richard Wearn; on the South by
Rev. J. J. O'Connell.
ALSO,
All that Vacant LOP, adjoining tho above,
measuring 52 feet front, and runniug back 208
feet, moro or less, bounded on the North by
Rov. J. J. O'Connell; on tho South by State of
South Carolina; on tho Weet by Richardson
street: on tho East by Rev. J. J. O'Connell.
ALSO,
All that LOT, with tho Brick DweRing,
whom tho Rev. J. J. O'Connell now resides, on
Sumter street, measuring thereon 104, and
running hack 208 feet, more or loss, bounded
on tho North by Bichard Weam, on the South
bv Stato of South Carolina; on the West by
Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on the East by Sumter
stroet.
TERMS or SALE- One-half cash; balance in
twelve ni.ml hs, secured by bond bearing inte
rest at seven pr r cent, per annum, and mort?
gage of tho property. Buildings to bo insured
ami policy assigned. k
The above property can be treated for pre?
vious to_day_of eaJc. Dec 0111417202327|J1B
Three Desirable Cottage;..
By D.C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Ai ctioneers
ON the FIRST MONDAY in Jto uary next
1S71, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Courl
House in this eitv, we will sell,
TUREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES.
Cottage No. 1, at tho corner of Winn anc
Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
(19 feet front, morn or less, and running bael
on Winn street 20S feet, moro or lees. Tb<
above Cottage contains four fine rooms, ant
all necessary out-building* upon thc lot.
Cottage No. 2. Weat ot the above, containi
the samo number of rooms, and lot of tb<
same dimensions, with all necessary out
buildings.
Cottage No. :), Weet of tho above, contain
ing the same number of room?, and lot o
t lie same di monee um, with all necessary ont
buildings, bounded on the Weat by estate o
Taylor. All of tho above Cottages are bound
ed on the North hy estato of Taylor.
Thc ahovo property can be treated for pri
vately before tho day "of sale.
TEIIMS OFSALE.-One-half cash; balance ii
twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in
terest at seven per cent, per annum, am
mort g ago of the proporty-the property to b
insured and policy assigned.
Doc '.1,11,14,17,20.'i3,27, Jan 1_
hlaantflcent Falote to be. Hold.
HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers
Will bo sold on TUESDAY, tho 20th day c
December inst., in front of tho Old Custer
House, Charleston, S. C.,
All that fine TRACT OF LAND, known a
the"Hami lon Plantation," formerly tbs prc
per ly of Col. Frank Hampton, situate in Biol
laud County, about five miles from tbe city c
Columbia, tho track of tho South Carolin
Railroad passing through it, containing 4,1"
acres, moro or less; the said tract being ona
posed of 8U2 acres Pine Land, 2,214 Bottoi
Laud, and 1,077 High Land. The improvi
meets consist of a Ano Dwolling, Stablos an
nut-buildiuga in Pine Land; also, a larg
Barn, and ample accommodations for laboi
ors, with fine water power. Placo under on
tivatiou. This Plantation baa a fino repnti
lion for Cotton and Provisions, and tbe pauli
rago ia considered tho finest East of the Mil
aiasipni River. Foll particulars will be fui
nisbod to any persons desiring to pu rehuso.
TERMB-One-third cash; balance in tw<
three and four years; interest at seven pt
cent, per annum, payablo animally; crod
portion to bo secured by bond of the nu:
chaser and mortgage of tho property. Pa
chasor to pay us for all necessary papers au
stamps. *_. r _ i^jyai.*g*H
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons having demands against tl
estate cf DAVID SHANNON, decease,
will present them, proporly attested; and a
persons indebted, will make payment W1TI
IN TUREE MONTHS from dato of this pul
lioation. to SARAH SHANNON.
OOMRfBIA H?nt?mlinr9n 1H70.
Sept 32,0*6, '?0, N 3,17, D t, 15, 22