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M'hlnno ,t? JTsiaalji Atteln? IIO>:DON, December 27?--The French array of tho North ?B nt Arris, having rohchufl Cordie Albert and . Asoueux. iiinmarck, in a note to the Austrian Cabine?, calle attention to the re-organi? sation of. Germany, and trusts the treaty ot Fraguo will not interfere with her development. r BERLIN, Deoember 27.-Information received here says that the Turks have Ordered the Bosphorons and Dardanelle coaoto to be protected by torpedoes. ' GONSTANXTNOPLR, December 28.-The Government, in a note to the powers, objecto to the discussion of questions affecting the Danubian principalities at the approaching conference. VIENNA, Deoember 28.-Tho journals contain a semi-offloial denial of the truth of the published statement that Vonbuest has replied to Bismarck regarding tue Ger mah fond. R?ADRTD, December 28.-Sngosta has assumed the post of Foreign Minister. MUNICH, December 28.-Tho Bavarian Chamber of Deputies voted in favor of an enlarged South German fund, to be united with that of the North German Confederation. Tho Bavarian House of Deputies re? jected the Federal treaties, with a view to obtaining improvement in the terms. LONDON, December 28.-Gen. Chan? cey complains bitterly of the conduct of the Prussians. He denies having been defeated, and avows his intention of taking' revenge for the scandal is m of thc enemy at St. Calais. Tho Department of tho South, twenty-six miles from Lomans, has been visited by tho Prus? sians, who left tho town ofter a requisi? tion upon the inhabitants. It is said Bourbaki is moving with his army to thc Eastern portion of Franoe, to operate against Genoral Werder. The Telegraph has a special despatch from Havre, whicl etates that there bas beeu iutense ex citement, consequent upon a battle whicl has been going on siuce tho 26th inst, in the neighborhood of the first imper tant straggle between tho Freuoh troop: in this department and the Prussiaus For two days a fight had boen expected and although yet without decisive re salts, it is regarded as a valuable expo rience, in proving the efficiency of tin artillery and the capacity of the Mobile and Terenrs in an encounter with regula "troops. BORDEAUX, December 28.-Faidherbe in a despatch to the Minister of War announces that owing to the intens cold, he will encamp his troops near Ar raf and await tho prosooution of plan throughout France for the relief of Pari and the deliverance of Franco. Th weather in Southern Franco is intensel cold. The Prussians bombarded Si Calais on the 25th, and then entered th place, and committed many disorder? Chancey sent a format protest to tb Prussian General, and subsequeutl issued an order, saying: I have warne the Prussians against the further perpe? tration of suoh horrible outrages as thc have committed against unarmed towt and people. He adds: It is evielei Franco is not combatting loyal enemie but disorderly hordes; but she will cont nue to struggle to preservo her hom and independence. ? ? m American Intelligence. HAVANA, Deoember 27.-Tho follo? ing news from South America was r ceived from Panama: Advices from Vu para?so, of December 2, state that sovore earthquake occurred at Santiuc and elsewhere, but the damagu w slight. New silver mines have been di covered in Cohuna, Bolivia. Advices the 14th state that General Morales h been chosen Chief of Cocoooro ai Oreiho. The revolutionists of Melare were powerless near Potosi, aud wantii help. The Arequipa Railroad will I opened on the 1st of January. Si k Salvador advices to the 2d stuto tb ff many depredations were committed < B persons and property. An attempt! I rising of the people was supprcsse Costa Rica advices to the 20th state tb the President deolares tho treaty for t construction of tho Nicaraguan Cai across the isthmus void. Jamaica advices state that tho G vernment opens the* legislative bo to-day. The finances of tho island sin a surplus revenue of ?30,000 for thc pi year. Important propositions nod scheme for tho futuro welfare of Jama are . ntioipated. The trial of tho rece coffee seizure has compromised the s vors, who havo refunded tho New ( leans underwriters 2,000 pounds. Lituu advices to the 1th say that t effects of the European war aro i heavily in all branches of businf Exchange could not ho procured. 1 Government exacts a tax of three ] cont, on all coin exported. A French man-of-war had cap tm tho German ships August, from Ha burg, and Gazelle, from Calif orr. Both were taken to Tahiti. Advices from Chili to tho 2d state ti tho new American Minister had arriv Congress will gruut a subsidy of $5 J 000 per annum to the Panama and W India Cable Company, on oondit they connect Calao with Europe by t< graph. Montevideo continued besieg and conflicts occurred daily. 2,000 soldiers arrived yesterday fr Spain. Captain Craig, of tho bark Spec way, and threo sailors, wero drow yesterday, in the harbor of Cardenas Rio JAN Kino, December 3.-Tho si of Montevideo continues. LONDON, December 27.-Delegati of the inhabitants of Luxemburg to presented Prince Houry a patriotic dress. The Prince, in reply, exprei confidence in thoir ability to defend rights of tho Duchy. He had fuit! the justice of their causo, and loyalt; thu signers of the treaty of 1867. Gladstone has published a letter, dignantly denying the roport of conversion to Romanism. NBW YORK, Decomber 28.--The Ht has a special, -dated ;Bord6,aux> 22<3, which says a correapundent interviewed Ohadourde, the French Minister of Fo? reign Affairs, who is try i og to make peace. He said he thought peace still distant; as to accept the Prussian terms would reduce France to a third ra o power. Scarcely a man in Frunce, rich or poor, is willing to allow the Govern? ment to give np territory. Arms are plenty, ami wo havo offers of more than we erm nae from England alone. Three mouths ago, it was difficult to excite patriotism; now the only trouble is to get the people to bo patient. France is now struggling for existence; if sho is crashed, England will feel the loss more than any country. England cannot dream of the consequences, if she should allow France to be exterminated. Rus? sia will then do what sho pleases in the East, and Prussia in the West. Eng? land, without a single ally, will cense to belong to tho family of European na? tions, and will be reduced to a third class power. Chutloiirde then spoke in torms of deep indignation of the ingrati? tude of Italy, and intimated that a day of reckoning would surely come for that cowardly nation. Ho closed by stating that the new levies in tho South aud South-east wero proceeding with suc? cess beyond expectation. The Louisa Moore, from Newherne, re? ports the steuinship Fairbanks, from Wilmington for Now York, with cotton and turpentine, forcod into Huttcrns Inlet on the Oth. About 3 in tho morn? ing, smoko was seen coming from nuder the pilot house. In spite of every effort, the vessel and cargo was burned. The crew escaped with fow personal effects. Tho World's special, dated Versailles, tho 27lll, says Fort Avron, 2,500 yards East of Fort Rosuey, is a new work, mounting naval guns reaching tlio towns of Cholles, Mount Ferment and Clichy. The fire from this fort, to-day, r?| lying to the Saxon guns, was accurate, hoi not distinctive The residence of General McClellan was burned to-day. Loss ?40,000. The Manchester Guardian coutains a statement that Kiug William and the Princess Royal of Prussia wroto to Victoria, protesting against tho mar? riage o? Louisa to Lorn. Tho Queen replied, vehemently advising them to mind thoir own business. Tho same correspondence represents the Bishops of Dunpauloup hopeless of tho salvation of France while in ita present bands. MEMPHIS, December 28 -Mrs. Law? ton sent two sons, aged thirtceu aud sixteen, with a negro, named Jeff, to Lauderdale, Mis*., to sell a bag of cot? ton. Jeff had au interest iu the bag. Jeff, on the way, killed the elder boy, when the people killed Jiff. Tho Varieties Theatre was burned to? day. Jack D. Owner, formerly sheriff, committed suicide to-day. Cause, po? verty. Ice is rapidly melting. WASHINGTON, December 28.-Scheuch will depart about the middle of January. His instructions are not yet completed. The Scuate Committee on Foreigu Relations had a conference with Fish at the State Department; the object and proceedings aro unknown. Sumner, Sburz, Morton and Patterson were pre? sent. The conference at the State Depart? ment yesterday was confidential. Tele? grams sont hence with regard to its import are mero speculation; all parties to the conferenco aro reticent. Tho interview was doubtless for mutual ex? planation, with a view to conciliating political differences, which threaten u rupture in the Republican party. RICHMOND, December 28.-At Lynch? burg, lust midnight, a firo occurred, de? stroying three frame buildings, occupied by Mrs. E. Hirachficl J, dry goods, Mrs. A. Boyd, confectionery, and H. Lebby, cigars. Loss estimated at $15,000. ?ST. LOUIS, December 28.-The wea? ther is milder, und there is a prospect, of rain and n speedy resumption of navi? gation South. Passengers over tho Pacific Railroad have been snow-bound ton days. Tho weather is extremely cold, and drifts aro ten foot deep. NEW ORLEANS, December 28.-Prof. Leja, a well known optician, was found dead in his bed, ut thc St. Charles Hotel, this morning. * ATT?ANTA, December 28.-H. I. Kim? ball was elected President of the Bruns? wick and Albany Railroad. Judge Hop? kins to-day dissolved the injunction ugainst the Water Works contrnct. Thoa. Speer was elocted from thc Fourth Dis? trict to tho forty-second Congress by 500 mujority. Long was elected to tho forty first Congress. It is believed Digby, in tho Third, and Whitely, in tho Secoud Congressional Districts, nro elected. Prico is elocted from tho Sixth District by a large majority. Eibert, White banks, Madison, Habershum and Frauk liu Counties BPS largely Democratic. Chief Justice Brown has resigned. Ex Governor James Johnson, of Columbus, has been telegraphed for. He will pro? bably succeed Brown. B. H. Hill is out in u letter denying writing to the radicals favoring radicalism, or seeking office. In compliance with public notice, given by the Governor, in October, bids were re? ceived for the leuso of tho Western and Atlantic Railroad until tho 25th instant. Gu opetiiug tho bids, the road was let to a company of the following geutloniou, to wit: John P. Kiug, Joseph E. Brown, Alexauder H. Stephens, John T. Grant, Ben j. H. Hill, E. W. Cole, Richard Pe? ters, Wm. G. Johnson, Wm. S. Holt, A. J. White, C. A. Milting, Benj. May, E. Waitzfelder, W. C. Morrill, Simon Ca? meron, H. I. (Kimball, George Cook, Thomas A. Scott, Win. T. Matthews, Wm. B. Dimsmore, H. B. Plant, Thomas Allen, and their associates, making in all 23. Other bids wore made, but the parties failed to comply with the law, teudering inefficient security. Tho suc? cessful company is ouo of tho strongest ever formed in the South. The share? holders represent in thoir own right over 815.000,000. They give as securities tho following railroad companies: The Geor? gia, thc Cen?ra!, Ute South-western, the Macon and Western, tho Atlanta and ?? ? ! ""'"'I'1''.I.?M West Poiot, tho Mao?n and Brunswick, the Albany and Georgia, the Nashville and Chattanooga, of Tennessee, and the St. Louis and Iron Mountain, of Mis? souri. Tue cum punies signing an securi? ties are worth $20,000,000. The high obarooter of the lossees, and the un? doubted solvency and the large oapital of the company, are ample guarantees that the road will be well managed, and the terms of the lease faithfully oomplied with. The rental agreed to be paid to tho State is$25,000 per month for twenty years. Ex-Gov. Joseph E. Brown was unanimously elected as President of the now company. Kl NARC; IA I. AND COA1MBKC1AL. COLUMBIA, S. C., December 29.-Solee of cotton yesterday 132 bales-middling 13>?o. LIVERPOOL, December 27-Evening. Cotton steady; suies 12,000 bales; export and speculation 3,000. LONDON, December 28-Noou.-Con solsOlJ^. Bonds 88 LIVERPOOL, December 28-Noon. Cotton quiet but stendy-uplands 8,3? Orleans 85?; soles 12,000 bales. NEW YOIIK, December 2G.-Cottot movement BIIOWS marked decrense; re ceipts at all ports 130,210 bales, nguins 155,717 Inst week; 152,321 previou week, against 140,674 three weeks siuce receipts ut all port? sinco September 1,501,194, against 1,220,491 Inst your showing un increase of 27,473; export from all ports for tho week, 89,511 against 70,158 for corresponding wee! of last year; totiil exports of expired poi tion of cotton fur tho year, 827,793 uguitist 626.004 last year; stock nt A! ports, 499,175, uguinst 358.300 lust y em stocks at interior towns, 109,513, agaim 101,219 this dnie luHt year; stock i Liverpool, ySo.UOO, against 370,000 lat year; American cottou nfloat for Oreti Britain, 314,000, against 154,000 hu year; Indian cotton nfloat for Europi 119,000, ngainst 157,000 lust year. Th weather ".t tho .South hus been very col during too week, with considerable rui and snow, and altogether unfavorab for picking. There is ranch disenssin among tho trade hero in regard to tl present crop. A careful canvass of tl lending brokers and merchants shov much diversity of opinion. Estirunb range from 3,600,000 bales to 4,000.00 with a deeided leaning towards 3,750,01 bales. NEW YOUR, December 28.-Noon. Stocks weak and off about }?. Clover nients very steadv but dull. Stat stocks dull but steady. Gold 10vB'. Money ousy, at 7-currency gold. Sterling-long 9; short 10. Flo a shade firmer. Pork firm-new 20.251 20.37!i_i. Cotton dull and droopin sales 1,500 bales-uplands 15^?- Preigl firm. 7 P. M.-Money became stringer closing at legal interest, aud aH("' commission. Exchango dull, at O'J 9?4'. Gold 10??(5}10??. Goverumon advanced )i(f&}4, 62s 7%. Souther very dui'. Tennessees 63.'.?'. Yirgini 67; new 63. Louisianas 70; new ( levees 71; 8s 84. Alabamas 100; 5s "i Georgius 81; 7s 91. North Carolinas -J new 23Ju. South Curoliuus 84; n< 60Cotton doll and heavy; sa 3,000 bales, at 15?4'. Flour-Southe a slmdo firmer; common to good exl 0 20@0.60. Whiskey firm, at 96. Win a >lmd<; firmer-winter red and ami Western 1.46(011.49. Corn scarce, a l0j;2c. better-new 78(?80; Sont lu yellow 8114. Pork dull-old 19.50; u 20.25@2U.o7??. Beef steady. Lt irregular-kettle 13. BALTIMORE, December 28.-Flo firm uud in good demand. Wheat fair demand, and prices unchnngi Corn firm and activo-white 75(q>' yellow 73@74. Pork 20.00. Should 10?J. Whiskey 93(W94. Cotton d and heavy-middlings 15 J.j ; receipts ? bales; sales 150; stock 11,515. CINCINNATI, December 28.-Flour vauciug, and iu fair demand-fan: 5 40@5.60. Corn firm but scarce, 53(354, Provisions irregular. L easier-kettle 13%. Bacou .nomina shoulders 10; clear rib sides ll_J.i; cl sides 12; hums 16. LOUISVILLE, December 28.-Bugg steady-flax 26; hemp 27. Flour slea Corn extremely dull. Provisions ucti Mess pork 20.00. Shoulders 10.'J; cl rib sides 12j.j; clear sides 13. Lard Whiskey active, at 87(Y/>88. ST. LOUIS, December 28.-Flour fi Corn steady. Whiskey 89. Bag?, 27. Pork udvaucing, ut 19.50. Bu dull uud nominal, ut BOSTON, December 28.-Cotton du middlings 15l.i; receipts 1,983 ba sales 200; stock 6,500. NORFOLK, December 23.-Colton q -low middlings 11)?; receipts420bu sales 100; stock 6,286. WILMINGTON, December 28.-Col unsettled-middlings 1-L*'; receipts bales; stuck 122. SAVANNAH, December 28.-Cottoi light demand-middlings 14%(2)1 receipts 6,404 bales; sales 500; si 77,650. AUGUSTA, December 28.-Cotton i ti vu und drooping; Hales 454 bales; ceipts l,024--middiings 13%?14. CHARLESTON, December 28.-Co dull and drooping-middlings nomii 15; sales 200 bales; stock 31.998. MOBILE, December 28.-Cottou rj -middling 14-^; receipts 1,483 b salos 800; ?tock 62,296. NEW ORLEANS, December 28.-Flo superfine 5 50($5 56; dobbie B 8?(?',( treble 6.12j?(a)6.25. Corn quiet- q .nd yellow 67)?. Pork unsettled, held at 22.00; 21.50 offered. Baoou at 12>?@18}?; hams 19@22. : firm-tierce 12@13; keg 14. Sugar -prime 9).j(rt)10. Molasses activo, stock light-common 40(7?52; p 57@58; choice 62. Whiskey l.OOfTr Prime coffee 17#(&172& Cotton lo? middling 14)?(a)14%; receipts I bales; salea 6,400; stock 195.602. GALVESTON, Deco m ber 28.-C< easier but not lower-good ordi 12%; receipts 941 bales; sales 450; i 43,66f\ *T?T Bohoo?Notlbc.' I flHwi H"5* B- ?' GOODWYN will ro ^OS Sopeo hor School tor girls on tho 2d ?a-y Deo 34 *_G*_ Cokesbnry School, Jjm^ WILL OH RUSTIE BENET, rq!jJHte NEXT 8E88ION begins MON ^HH?DAY, January 10. 1871. jZjjr^ FEES for 80BB?011: $12.50, $20.00, $25.00, in advance. Deo 22 12_ School Notice. ?f?L\ MISS M. A. BU IE will resume fclJ?HB?K^thc duties of her SCHOOL on ^HMEgg MON DAY nexti January 2, 1H71. School-room ou corner Manon aud JRB&__ Plain streets._Dec 28 Jfjfc School Notice. t?GJBfe THE undorsigncd will oneu a ^EgBggSCIIOOL for Doy?, at tho brick .y^J^y Chapel, on Bull street, botweon ?^fc9pr Richland and Laurel etreota, on TUESDAY, January 10. Rates of Tuition per month, in tho Classical Department, $7.00; English, $5.50; Primarv, $1.00-payablo strict? ly in advanoo. O. H. BARNWELL. * HKFEHKNCES.-Hon. R. W. Barnwell and Dr. John T. Darby, Professors in tho South Caro? lina University: Col. P. W. McMaster, Attor nev at Law; Col. L. D. Childs, President Na? tion UJlank._Deo 28 A. Bacbtleben's Male Academy, (BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,) A*o. 44 Deaufain Street, Charleston, 8. C. THIS Schcol is now permanently /fJSRk established in tho above locality. .. jMffp^ 11,0 C0,,rB0 of instruction em ^iHrf^y braces tho Classics, Modern Lan jP^pFguages, Mathematics, tho English tiB&r Branches and Drawing. Tho present corps of teachors consists of: Thc Principal, who toadies thu Ancient and Modern Languages. Mr. PHILIP 1*. MAZYCK, in cbargo of tho English Branches, and Mr. JOHN B. HAS? KELL, who instructs especially in Mathema? tics. Mr. MAZYCK will, after the lot of January next, be prepared to receive BOARDERS ?uto his family. For circulars, address A. SACHTLEBEN, Dec 22 H P. O. Bo? 97- Charleston, S. C. Mount Zion School, WINNSBOHO, S. C. G. A. WOOIAVAIID, Graduate Uuiversity of Vir? ginia, PltlNCIPAb. M. M. FAUUOW, Graduate S. C. Military Acad? emy, ASSOCIATE PRINCIPAL.. ?rn^ TUE exercises of this School will aUg^LK he resumed TUESDAY, January 2, -h^-l^Tl. and continuo without iuter ^GBR^S: mission till close of scholastic, year, War Jillie ?10 Pupils received at any mttmJ^ timo and charged to closo of torm. Students are subjected to tho wholesnmo re? straints nf military disciplino, and wear an appropriate uniform. For circulars, address the Principal. Doc 17 JG Treasurer's Office, G. & C. K. R. Go., COLUMPIA, S. C., DsCRMBEB 15, 1870. ("COUPONS of the State Guaranteed Bonds, J Certiticatos of Indebtedness, and Second Mortgage Bonds of this Company, duo Janu? ary 1, 1871, will bo paid at tho Banking House of H. ll. Kimpton, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, or at the South Carolina Sank and Trust Company, in Columbia. S. C., on and after tho Urst day of January, 1871. The Interest on tho out-standing First Mortgage Monds and Fractional Certificate? of Indebtedness will bo paid at the oftico of ibo Company. REUBEN TOMLINSON, Dec 14 J8 JTreasurer. _ 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK A LOWRANCE having purchased thc right to manufacture John G. Ham's improved SEED and MANURE DROPPER, for Richland, would call tho atten? tion of all farmers using fertilizers and re? quest an examination of thia planter- ttio boat and most perfect ever yet invented; hav? ing taken tho premium at tho Georgia and Alabama Stat o Fairs. The undersigned aro prepared to furnish any quantity of I'lowa. Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, at a low figuro. Every variety of Agricultural Imple? ments on band. L?RICK &. LOWRANCE. _ Dee. 8_ _ City Currency will be Taken IN payment for Goods at Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S. Christmas Books. BRYAN A McOARTER have just opened a new stock at HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS from Loudon and New York. ALSO, Roan wood, Walnut and Mahogany WEITINO DESKS. Portfolios, Toilet Books, Card Cases, Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders, Fancy Inkstands, Work Boxea, Ladies' Com? panions, PIIOTOURAPH ALBUMS, Writing Al? bums, Stereoscopes and Views, Chess Men, backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxes, of all prices. Tho Rrifish and American roots, recket and Family Bl nt. ES, Booka of COMMON PIIAYEII, all si/.-is and styles of binding; HYMN BOOKS, for di ?Vere nt Churches. ALSO, Some elegant Cu HOMOS and FICTURBP, in neut frames. _ Dec 20 GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN ! \v. J. wiirr.TiniK, (;KI'.K WI 1,1.1;, s. c., DBALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt at tontion to all orders entrusted to his care. Thia ia a rare opportunity for Planters and others living along the lino of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, to procuro theil sup? plies at first cost. I only ask a fair trial, and guarantee satisfaction. Nov 24 3mo New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c I \ WHOLE, half and quarter boxes II Jw new LAYER RAISINS and CITRON, 50 half drums Smyrna FIGS, English Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts and Almonds, fresh and for salo low. Dec. 13 EDWARD HOPE. Just Received. 10 BBLS. FINE IRISH POTATOES. t&fE&k ll) I.bis. Now York Apples. aajHI 10 bids. Now York Onions. JcS?HSK 1 ubis. Baltimore Pearl Grist. 4 hills. Baltimore Corn Flour. 2 bhls Jersey Herrings. For salo low. bv MONTEITH A FIELDING, Dec 23 Auctioneers and Com Merchant H. JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS. Toys, and other fancy articles for tho little folks. ALSO, A fresh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy and ?tick, and a largo assortnicut of Fancy and Plaiu 1'uuud Cakes. ALSO, A lino lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars, Ac, at KRAFl'S BAKE HY, Deo 24 Main street. For Sale. rf^J^ 25 HEAD of good SADDLE VkgA Y'<V* a,ul HARNESS HOUSES. 1*8. FOUR MULE TEAM, with Wagon ano tiar nese complete. Terms cash. Inquire of Dec 13 _JOHN B HUSBAltD. Fire CracKtrs. KA BOXES Gold Chop FIRE CRACKERS; OW for salo low. E. HOPE. air i ' r n - ri Mule?, Carriage, Harnea; do. HO?! TE ITU & xIEL??Lr?Cr, Auction'rs. ON MONDAT, January 2,1871, In front or tho Coo rt House, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, 8 MULE8, 1 Carriage and HarnoBs, 1 Boggy and Harnees, 1 Two-Horbe Wagon and Harneas, 2 Fino Miloh Cows._DecJW^ Valuable Beal Estate, at Auction. BY E. W. 8EIBELB & CO. JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEKR. WE will Bell, without reserve, on tho second MONDAY (9th) in January, commencing ll o'clock, That roally valuable property, on which formerly stood tho ?'United States Hotel," at tho corner of Richardson and Lady streets, consisting of fivo Lota, 25 foot 1 inch front each, on Main or Bichardson street, and run ning back 1G5. ALSO, Six Lota, fronting un Lady street, 26 feet, more or lets, and running hack 181 feet ti inchos. Thin ia tho most valuable property ever of? fered in this city, and is desirable, in evory point of viow, in location, and from the fact that tho property is unencumbered and titles perfect. Terms will bo statod by Auctioneers at sale. JJec 24_ 51 City Building Lota, at Auction. ON MONDAY next, January 2, at 10 o'clock, I will ofidr fur sale, before tho Court limine in Columbia, 51 BUILDING LOTS, each of one quarter of an aero, in tho city, between Harden street and the Eastern boundary of tho city, and between Laurel street and Upper street-be iug part of tho Latta property-near the Charlotte Depot, aud convenient to any part of tho city. Tho terms will bo one.third cash, and the balance in equal instalments of ono, two and three years, secured by bnnd and mortgago. No charge for titles, (except for stamps,) which will he made satisfactory. A plat of tho Lands can he scon at my of? fice; in Law Bango. Tho Lands are being staked oil bv survovors, and can bo inspected after Saturday. ' W.8. MONTEITH. Dee 23_ _ United State? of America, SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT. FOURTH Ornc?lT- IN EQUITY. Abram Vau Buren and S. Angelica, his wife, et al. va. John Peter Broun, et al. BY virtue of an order of tho Court in this caso, I will offer for salo, at public outcry, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January, 1871, at Columbia, at not less than tho appraised prices below stated, the following parcels of I,AM): All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake," situate, lying and beiug in thc County of Bichland, iu said Stato, on tho Congarce River, about eight miles below Columbia, con? taining about two thousand ono hundred and seventy acres, and appraised attwolvo dollars per aero. Said plantation has boen divided into two tracts, o? nearly equal quantity, by the road running through thc plantation from thu main public road to tho Cougareo River, and thc t rac ts will be sold separately. ALSO, All ?bat PLANTATION, called "Shiver," h ing in same County and State, about eigh? teen miles below Columbia, containing thir? teen hundred acres, moro or less, and apprais? ed at ten thousand dollars. TEBMS OF SALE-Onu-fourth cash; balance upon a credit of one, two and tbreo years, with tho bonds of the purchasers, bearing in? terest at tho rato of seven per cent., payable annually, secured by a mortgage of thu landa. Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. Said lands luay ho purchased at private sale, on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter, S. C. J. 8. G. RICHARDSON, Der. 10 t Special Befereo. Public Sale, A T SA LEM, N. C., JA NU AR Y12, 13 and 14. rilHE North-western North Carolina Rail J_ road Company will sell, at public auc? tion, tho remainder of their Grading and Ma? sonry Equipment, consisting of: fi5 young, well-broke Kentucky MULES, lt) Carts atid Harness, 5 Four-horse Wagons and Harness, 2Two-horse Wagons and Harness, 2 One-horse Wagons and Harness, 1 Express Wagon and Harness, 250 Wbeol-barrowB, 25 Plows, Coulters and Harness, 400 Ames' Cast-ntecl Shovels, 10 Crowbars, :> sets of Blacksmith Tools, 4 Derricks and extra blocks. ALSO, A largo lot of Picks, Mattocks, Axes, solid Cast-steel Jumper, Spawling and Hand Drill, Hammers, Churn and Jumper-drills, Grind? stones, Pi t?form Scales, Pots, Ovens, Skillets, with a 1.?. variety of other articles. The Mu?.- aro the choice out of 140 head, heretofore . wited hy tho Compauj, as each overseer was instructed to retain tho best when previous sales wero made. Tho Mules will be sold on tho first day of sale, and Carts, Wagons and Harness on the soeond day. Terms cash. E. BELO, President North-western N. C. lt. B. Co. Prc 2U Liquors and Cigars. BRANDIES.-BRANDENBURG FBEBES, 1835. James Hennessy, 1858 and 18G5. Pinet Castillou, 18?(>. WINES.-Moot Si Chandon's CHAMPAONFS. These all brands, being solo agent in South Carolina, and tho Wines second to none. Sn Kimi ES.-All grades, from common to the finest AMONTILLADO. HOCK, WHITE ANO CLAIJET WISES.-Hoek heinier, Landesheimer, D't Sauternes, Latour Blanch, St. Julien, La Bose, Nicrateucr, Mar cobrium, H't Barsac, Chateau Sauternes, Poulet Bauet, Margaux, Grand Vin Chateaux, Lafitte and Latour, Viutago 185S. FINK WHISKIES, AC.-Theso are selected with great caro, and comprise tho finest known brands, whilst the stock of rectified goods, domestic GINS, BUM, Ac, aro offered at lower rates. SCOTCH WHISKEY.-Real PEAT BEEK, is ol my own impon alien, very superior. ClOAUS-LIVE INDIAN, Figaro, Espanola, Palmetto, and other brands arc ? ff red, choice in un.ilit v and moderatu in price. SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spe? cially selected with regard to quality; and, a word in your ear, tho best ta alwavs tho cheap est.?in whatever ono eats, drinks or smokes. Dec 18 O KO HOB SYMMKRS. NEW STORE. THE subscriber would r .spectrally inform his friends ?nd old customers that ho has 're-cstabhshod himself in Mu _I GENERAL GROCERY. BUSI? NESS, at Ins (dd stand, (No. 199,) where be will ho pleased to show and sell to purchasers a complote stock of new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected. Bichardson street, first square Son?'-, of old Market "orner. ORLANDO Z. BATES. Dec 1 8nu>_ ~ For Sate. A SMALL FARM, containing twenty jtive acres, more or less, lying between tho _.Asylum and Charlotte. Columbia and Au? gusta Kail mad, and opposite Upper Boundary strict. Fifteen acres of this land is good Bottom Laud. Thoro is also ou tho premisos a good DWELLING. 1 will soil tho above de t-crihid property for tho low sum ot ll,COO. Anv ono wishiug to unrchaso can address Dec_21_ _ JOHN l.YAN, Charlotte, N. C. Extra Cheese. .fl f\(\ BOXES Goahen. English Dairy and JA ll I Pine Apple CHEESE, lor salo low, Oct 30 E. HOPE. - BBB-1* Sheriffs Sale. Leapbart A Sloan Vf. Richard Babb. BY virtuo of a warrant to aeize and ?ell tho crop of the defendant In the above atated oaae, directed to me by D. B. Hiller, Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Richland County, and in pursuanco of an Act of the Ooneral Assembly of Sooth Carolina, entitled "An Act to secure advances for agricultural purposes," I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in January next, in front of the Court Houao in Columbia, within tho logal boura, the following property, viz: A lot of SEED COTTON, aoppoacd to be abont 700 or 800 poonda. 160 poonda Hay and Shucka. 8 bushels CottoD Seed, i " Corn, and 1 Mule. Terms caab. P. F. FRAZEE, B. R. C. Dec 17 m.h _ Sheriff's Sale. William Shiver VB. Ieaac Bcobo. RY virtuo of a warrant to levy on and ectl _ " the orop of the dofendant in tba above atated case, and also by virtuo of a certain mortgage executed by tho said Isaac Be abo to the said William Shiver, on the 5tb day of December, A. D. 1870,1 will sell, on the firat MONDAY in Jaunary next, in front of the Court Houao, in Columbia, within tho legal hours. Ono MULE. Terms cash. _ ?l0 1^J51t?i _L'- F- FRAZEE, 8. R. C. Sheriffs Sale. Richard Tozer vs. Robert McDougal. BY virtuo of an execution and attachment in tho above atated ease, I will noll, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January next, it P. F. F'razeo's lot, on Washington afreet, next to tho Maeonic Hall, ono STATIONARY EN? GINE; levied on aa the property of Robert Me Dougal, at tho suit of Richard Tozer et. Robert McDougal. Tho abovo will bo sold at tho risk and coats of James McDougal, tho former purchaser. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Dec 17 m th_ Sheriff's Sale. UNDER ORDER or JCOGE or PBOBATE. Ex parte John P. Adams, Administrator Petition to sell Personal Property. IN pursuanco nf an order made by the Hon. William Dutson Wigg, Jndgo of Probate tor Richland Count v, I will Hell, on SATUR? DAY, thc 7th day of January, A. D. 1871. at tho late residence of David Adama, deceased, in Richland County, within the legal honra, tho following Pomona) Property, of which the late David Adams died po8sessed, viz: 10 Mules, 2 Horses, 1 Cow, 30 head of Sheep, and 4 hoad of Cattle. THUMS OF SALE.-Un all suma over andabovo (25.00 ouc-half cash will bo required-tho ba? lance on a credit of twelvo months, ar cared by notos, with two good sureties, with inter? est from day of aale; all some ot or Under $25.00. cash. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C. _ Dec 22 m th_ Sheriffs 8ale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fi'ri facias to rae directed, I will sell, on Ibo first tlON UAY in Jaunary next, in front of the Coori House in Columbia, within the legal boura, All that Plantation or Tract of LAND, on Mill Creek, in Richland County, containing four hundred (WO) acres, more or lesa, and bounded on the North by landa of Colonel Caughman, on tho West by landa of the Ba? tate of Wm. M. Myers, on the East by lands of C. P. Pelham, and on tho South by lands of James Burnsides; levied on aa the property of Joseph A. Reese, at thu suit of D. B. DeSaun suro, C. E. R. D., et al., vs. Joseph A Reese. There is a Dwelling Honae, with all neces? sary out-houses, ou the placo. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, Deo ll mtb_8. H. C. Sheriffs Sale. Brodio A Co. rs. William H. Bligh and Mary C. S igh. BY virtuo of a warrant to levy on and sell the crop of the defendant, in tho above nated case, directed to mo by D. B. Miller, Esq., Clerk of the Circuit Court for Richland County, and iu pursuanco of an Act of the General Assembly of Sooth Carolina, entitled .'An Act to scenre advances for agricultural purposes," 1 will eell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours, Four Sales of COTTON. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. B. 0. Dec IC_mtb Sheriffs Sales. Sallio F. Ray r.s. Frank Weston: 8allie F. Ray vs. Monday Taylor; and Sallio F. Bay vs. William Taj lor. BY virtuo of warrants to aeize and sell the crops of the several defendants in Ute above stated cases, directed to nie by D. B. Miller, Esq , Clerk of the Circuit Court for Richland County, and in pursuanco of an Act of thc General "Assembly of South Carolina, entitled "Au Act to secure advances for agri? cultural purposes, I will sell, on tho first MON? DAY in January next, in front of the Court House in Columbia, within the legal hours, tho following property, viz: Six bales of Fodder. ?lvo bales of Hay, and one halo of Colton, levied on as the crop of Frank Weston. ALSO, Three bales of Cotton, levied on ?a the erop of Monday Taylor. ALSO, Three bah s of Cotton, levied on aa tho crcp of William Taylor. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C. Doe 17 mtb_ Sheriff's Sales. Robert Gates, Assignee, vs. Joshua King. BY virtuo ol a warrant to levy on and aell the crop of tho defendant in tho above stated case, directed to mo by D. B. Miller. I'.aq , Clerk of the Circuit Court for Richland County, and in pursuanco of an Act of tho General Assembly nf South Carolina, entitled "An Act to BCiuru advances lor agricultural purposes," I Will sell, on tho first MONDAY in January next, in front of tho Court Houao in Columbia, within tho legal boure, Two bales of COTTON. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S, ?. C. Dec 10 mtb _ Sale to Foreclose Mortgage, Porter A Stcelo D.S. W. H. McCav. A Co. BY virtuo of a certain Morl ?jago executed by W. ll. MoCaw A Co. to Poster A Steele, un the 30th day of August, A. 1). 1870, and b r author uv to rn?: given uv tho uaid Porter A Su ele, 1 will aell, on tho first TUESDAY in January next, at tho Southern Ctuoidian ofiico, in thu building lately occupitt'. ia the Pout Uflico, on Lady street, noxi Erst of W. K. Greenfield's Cari iago (tepoaitorv, All tho "?BESSK?, TYPES aud PRINTING M A PH lt I Al.s Used in tho publication of the Southern Guardian newspaper. Terms cash. P. P. FRAZEE, Dec 16 mill Ages* for F.?. trr A Steele. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to mo di? rected, I will eell, on the fir-t MONDAY iu Jaunary next, in front of the Court House in Columbia, within OMJ legal boura, CO bales of COTTON, iovii d on aa the pro? perty of Joseph E. Reese, at tho ault of An drow Patterton, Assignee, vs. Joa. K. Reese. Terms cash. P. V, FRAZER. ?- H. 0. Deo iii m th_ For Salo, ey ?*(\f\ ACRES af LAND in Barn welt. ?>#OV/V/ on the Ldiato. 760 ACRES in Kovahaw-\n lota to auit. HOUSE and EUI'lu Columbia-?12,000. 1 House in thin eily, $5.000. HOUSE auJ thirteen aoroa LAND, near the oity-$3.0QCl. Apply to JOHN RAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Roal Lis ti.to Agept. Sept 25 * ll