Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.? --~--'--'T?iiniiiTifrr. IIn?mrr m K-ife.-?^.'*mw4m+?*V*?m-\ !??*..?. mre?i^ tj?e-|q}c*re8a of Peronne, in tho x^?M^ijuw^ra ^00501,6. wednosday, Philip hardwick! un English arohiteot, io doad< Tho fleet bearing the Spanish King han boon signalled off Barcelona, and will reach Oartbagenia to-day. It is be liovod that tho Spanish Government will withdraw her bill suspending constitu? tional guarantees. The Government has commenced disbanding the Republican battnUo(i8 of the National Guard. Mild? rid ie tranquil. LILLE. .Deoember 30.-Bourbaki and Chancey have resumed the offensive. Tho Uhlaug are scouring tho country between Donal, Cambrai and Arras. The French fire from Mezieres is prevented by tho Prussians erecting siege works. jG?tjrh?otrna, Deoember 81),-A large number nf recruits aro arriving to bo o>iUea. LONDOM, December 30.-The confer? ence oh the Euotern question has been indefinitely postponed; tho French hav? ing refused to take part. Her absence renders the meeting useless. DRESDEN, December 30.-Tho Crown Prince of Saxony telegraphs to King John, that when his troops entered Mount Avrou, they found the works deserted,, the French having removed the goos. Tho French subsequently withdrew, from the village of Rosny along tho rond to Paris. MADRID, December 29.-Several bat? talions of National Guards, recruited in Republican quarters of Madrid, refuse to attend the review next Sunday, iu honor of the new King. A serious disturbance ie apprehended. LONDON, December 31.-The weather is intensely cold, which causes fearful mortality among tho German wounded. Nearly all the ocoupauts of fifty-six car? riages, containing those wouuded at Bel fort on the 21st, were frozou dead before the train roached Chateau Vois. A despatch from Bezanson reports an? other unsuccessful assault upon Belfort the beseigers losing 1,400 killed and wounded. A despatch from Havre says tho Ger? mans captured another English collier at Rouen, and sunk the vessel iu the Seine. NEW YORK, December 20.-A Tribune sp?cial from Loudon, tho 29th, says tho English Government, upon application of Connt Bernstoff, stopped tho ship chartered by the French Government, to lay the sub-marine cable between Dunairk, Cherbourg, Brest and Bor? deaux. The ship was given iu charge of oustom house officers in the river Thames, and tho cable on board seized. Turee hours after the seizure, application was made for release, which was ref need. LONDON, December 29.-Baron Von Bneat's reply to Connt Bismarck's cir? cular declaring the treaty of Luxemburg abrogated, is couched in terms similar to that of Earl Granville. Hong Kong despatches of December 13 have been reoeived. Quiet prevailed in the North of China, lt was expected that the river Telso would soon be frozen np, in whicn event communication by water with Tlen-Tsin would bo sus? pended. Montevideo advices to November 19th report oontinued fighting and trade quiet. The Germans in the Eastern depart? ment are retreating. They have already evacuated the town of Groy, in tho Valley of Savoue. A proclamatian has been issued by tho Prussian Govern? ment, placing under blockade all posts of Franao now occupied or hereafter captured by German forces. The order of accusation against Mr. Noel, for alleged complicity in tho mas sacro committed by the Greek brigands, has been countermanded. The harbor of Kief is closed by ice. The Paris press is opposed to tho par? ticipation of France in tho Congress ou the Eastern question. i German authorities at Versailles ac- i ouse the French of paying 715 francs to each French officer escaping from cap? tivity and breaking his parole. A dc- , spatoh from Arras brings a report that , the German soldiers on the march to the North or Franco, openly declare them- , selves tired of the war. A despatch from Madrid, Thursday eveniug, says General Prim is muoh better and his , wonnd8 evince no serious symptoms. CONSTANTINOPLE, December 29.-A declaration of the independence of thc Danubian Principalities has been an? nounced here, and causes a profound . sensation. i LONDON, Decembor 31.-Paris corres? pondence of tho 29tb, states that a sholl , ^jfeas thrown into thc Northcru part of tho city. BORDEAUX, Decembor 30.-The towns of Auferre, Gray and Vesono have been evacuated by tho Prussians, before tho , advance of the French, under Generals Bressoles, Bremos and Garibaldi. Tho army of Bordeaux is to mardi directly on Paaris. As the French advance, tho inhabitants hasten to join tho ranks, and thus tho army increases rapidly in num? bers. The smaller towns now resist the enemy as in the caso of Tours, which, iu consequence of tho combat at Manual, was not occupied by tho Germans. At Argent and Cog, tho Prussians woro re? pulsed by the population. American Intelligence. HAVANA, December 29.-Advices from San Domingo to Decembor 20 contain tho following: Cabrai was in the neigh? borhood of San Juan with 800 half starved men, engaged in spreading false reports of the death of Baez. Stories sent via St. Thomas and Puerto Plata, announcing revolutionary movements, were inventions. The Government of St. Domingo accepts its notes nt the Custom House at seventy per cent, dis? count, bot a law has been promulgated that duties shall in future be paid in gold. American provisions aro plentiful. i T?& ' United Btftfes 'stearne?'T?oHo, Aapin walt cable, *ih ashore at tba on trance of the harbor ot St. Domingo, with a fall head of Bteam on, and it will I be necessary to discharge her armament and coals to act her afloat. Colonel O'Sullivan baa arrived from Franco, accompanied by Englishmen, for the purpose of making an examina? tion of the oopper beds in Sb. Domingo. NEW YORK, December 30.-A Herald] special from Havana, the 29th, says adview; from Santiago do Cuba, dated tho 23d, state that, on the 18th, 300 in? surgents, including forty negresses, armed with cutlasses, sacked and burned Zaoapa, a fishing village, five miles from that city, opposite Moro fortress. At tho mouth of the harbor they forced tho small detaobment of defenders to re? treat, and killed nino persons, including two women. They decamped after tak? ing everything from tho village. Moro fired twice at the party but ineffectually. As tboro were no boats to carry troops over, those which wero scut to intercept the rebels arrived too late. On entering tho city they found the corpses of tho victims, partly baked aud in a horrible condition. The rebel President, C?spe? des, was in tbe jurisdiction of Santiago. A brig that arrived at Santiago bringing a report that tho filibuster steamer Hor? net passed Iungua on the 18th, followed three hours later by a British steamer. It ia rumored here and io Havaua that tho Hornet baa entered the Bay of Nipo and landed nn expedition. SAN FRANCISCO", December 30.-Chas. Doll, who shot and killod Chas. F. Fish? er, in Sacramento two weeks ago, wbilo Fisher was beating him over tho bend with a heavy cane for paying attention to his (Fisher's) daughter, has been dis? charged from oustody, on tho ground that it was an net justifiable in self-de? fence. Five car loads of seal skins from Alas? ka, and fourteen car loads of China and Japan tea?, wore shipped Eastward yes? terday. Tho mouth of tho Columbia Uiver is free from ioe, aud tho steamer George S. Wright loft yesterday for Van? couver, with a compauy of soldiers. Charles Heed, station keeper, James Lyttle, stago driver, and Lotirnny, cook, wero murdered on Christmas Evo at tho Mission Camp Stugo Station, near Tucsou, Arizona, and Miss Reed was shot, but not killed, by a party of Sono riaus, who pluudered the place, murder? ed a teamster on tho road and escaped over tho border into Mexico. PrrrsnUKG, December 30.-Tho Mar? shall House, nt Franklin, Pa., wu? burned to-day. It communicated to the wiro bridge over tho Allegheny; the heated wiro gave way, and tho bridge foll. Five persons were fatally and many seriously injured. Twenty were on the bridgo when it fell. Tho weather is iu tcnsely cold, which mudo tho rescue haz? ardous. RICHMOND, VA., December 31.-The weather has mdeh moderated this morn? ing, and thc ice, which exteuded thirty, six miles down tho river, last night, ic beiug broken up by the ice boats to-day. Tho uouso in which Henry Clny was born, near Ashland, Hanover County, was destroyed by fire yesterday. It was over a century old. The steamer Elie Knight, from Balti? more, got through the ice to her wharf this evening. Navigation has been re? sumed. Tho weather to-night is like spring. The statistics of tho city for the year ending to-night, show increased pros? perity over last year. Manufactures havo increased ?5,000,000. PHILADELPHIA, PA., Docomber 31. policeman was convicted of voling twice to-day; he wos fined 6500, and imprison? ment for a yenr. Fivo others wero con? victed of voting upon false pretenses. $5 fine and imprisonment six months. WASHINGTON, December 31.-Tho or? der removing settlers from the Miami reservation, in Kansas, has been BUS pauded. ftVilliain Drummond lins accepted the Cwnmissionership of tho general Land CWCP, vice Wilson, of whom Grant, in tho Cox corrcspondonco, said ho had lost confidence. Wilson refuses to re? sign, and will hold until the Sonato confirms Drummond. Wilson has held the oflico certainly twelve years. Au othcr fight is expected. RUTLAND, VT., Decembor 31.-Edwin Hammond, the famous sheep breeder, is dead; his uge was seventy. NEW YORK, December 31.-The Herald j has a special, which says it is rumored in Havana, that tho Hornet entered tho Bny of Nipo aud lauded an expeditiou. C?spedes was in tho jurisdiction of Santiago. Tho insurgents sacked a fish? ing village, under tho guns of thc Moro, at Santiago de Cuba. BOSTON, December 29.-United States internal revenue officers have recently mado seizures of tobacco and cigars at Lowell. From one manufactory, 40,000 cigars were seized; 20,000 from another, with 5,000 pounds of loaf tobacco. Simi? lar seizures havo been made in other places in this vicinity. Annual Meeting of Stockholders. CAUOLINA NATIONAL HANK, OP COLUMBIA, H. C., Docomber 21,1870. THE annual meeting of thc Stockholders of tho Carolina National Hank, of^Colnmbia, S, C , will ho held at its bunking house, on the SECOND TUESDAY of January next, being tho 10th proximo, at 12 o'clock M. Dec 22 tum? W. H. GULICK. Cashier. Rocking Horses, Etc. KHIS KRINGLE has arrivod at M. II. Der? ry's Furniture Warcrooms, with a supply <?r M IOE ROCKING HORSES. Seo them, hy all means. ALSO, A large lol of FURNITURE, just received. Dec 21_ _ For Sale. roR 25 HEAD of good SADDLE ^fem^ md H A UN ESS HORSES? ALSO, mmaaM* FOUR MULE TEAM, with Wagon and Har? tums complete. Terms cash. Inquire of Dec 13_JOHN B. HUBBARD. Fresh Eggs' DOZ. FRESH EGGS, for Bale by Dec 21 E. HORE. 400 enies 1,500 bales-uplands 15}^. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Gold steady, nt 10^@10%. Governments very strong and rather active. Stocks strong and rather notive. Money easy, nt 7. Stato bonds dull. Sterling 9 jg". Tennessees Gl; now Gl. Virginias 67??; now 63. Louisianas 70; new G3; levees 70; 8s 31. Alabaman 101^; 5s 70. Georgia 7s 91. North Carolinas 15; new 23}.i. South Carolinas 85; Tiew 66)?. Cotton quiet; sales 2,211 bales, at 15.^. Flour steady. Wheat a shade firmer-winter ?red and amber Western 2 1G@2.48. Corn closed heavy-new IGCa?l. Pork dull-new 10.25(0)19.75. Lard heavy-kettle 12>? @12?4. Froights quiet and lirra. BALTIMORE, December 31.-Flonr quiet and lirra; stock searco. Corn firm and scarce-white 80; yellow 75. Provisions dull and nominally un? changed. Whiskey 92@93. Cotton dull and nominal-middlings 15; receipts 255 bales; sales 200; stock 11,195. BOSTON, December 31.-Cotton dull middling 15*0(7^15 }.<; receipts 120 bales; eales 2,000; stock G.500. LOUISVILLE, December 31.-Flourfaind corn vory dull. Provisions firmer. Pork held at 20.00. Shoulders 10).j; clear rib 12; clear sides 12??. Whiskey 87. CINCINNATI, December 31.-Flour in good demand, at full prices. Com firm, aud in fair demand, at 51(aj55. Mess pork dull-19.00 asked. Lard dull and lower-kettle Bacon in limited demand-shoulders 10; clear rib 11 ; clear sides ll.1.,. Whiskey 87. ST. LOUIS, December 31.-Flour dull aud uuehanged. Corn steady. Whiskey 89. Tobncco and bagging nominally unchanged. Provisious quiet. Pork 19.00(VA19.25. Shoulders 9!:,'(oU0; clear rib ll>?@H?4? clear sides 12@14. Lard nominal. CHARLESTON, December 31.-Cotton steady-middling 14V?@11;??; receipts 381; sales 500; stock 34,107.' AUGUSTA, December 31.-Cotton mar? ket inuctive, but prices nuohanged, at ll for middliug; sales 100 bales; receipts 700. SAVANNAH, December 31.-Cottou quiet and stoudy-middling 145J; ro ceipts 3,110 bales; exporta 1,111; sales 1,200; stock 79,860. WILMINGTON, i .eoetuber 31.-Cotton firmer-middling ll.1^; receipts 529; ex ports 55G; sales 120 bales; stock 1,037. NORFOLK, December 31.-Cotton quiet -low middling ll'ii; receipts 220 bales; exports 2,133; Bales 100; stock 0,759. MOBILS, December 31.-Cotton firm middling 14J?; receipts 1,428; exports 112; sales 1,500; stock 50,101. NEW ORLEANS, December 31.-Flour quiet-superfino 5.50; double 5.75; tro blo 5.95(7/)6.00. Corn seo reo and firm white aud yellow 70(7/!72. Pork dull and lower-mess 21.00. Sugar-prime O.'.jjO?llO. Molasses easier-common 48(f/i52; prim? 56?57; choice 61. Cof? fee firm, but quotations reduced, owing to the reduction of the tarifi-prime lS'.jXfil?,1 J. Cotton-middlings \4t%(? 14*?; receipts 7,012; sales 7,150; stock 209,171. GALVESTON, December 31.-Cotton quiet-good ordiuary 12J J; receipts 1,790 bales; exports 1,250; sales 150; stock 15,182. School Notice. Mit?. LEVY will resume the ex jf/m crciscsof lier School on MONDAY, e?lI3ft?Jaiiuary '2. at heir residence, coi uer ^jgB?Ifcor Lady and Bull streets. jB^0 THUMS OK Tn rios eau MONTH. First Class, il; Second Class, i;i; Third Class, $2; strictlv in advance, .lan 1 3 High School, Greenville, S. G. ^?p. JOHN B. PATRICK, Principal, /T?Bk and Instructor in Mathematica and ^^aE^E GEO?t?E W. WALKER, A. B., jgM^?pP Ins true tor in Classics. tMmkr Tho Spring Session of this School will opon on MONDAY, January 10, 1871, and continue licenUj-four weeks. Tuition from $18 to ?3'J per session, payahlo in advance. For further information, apply to thc Principal. Dec ?ll 2* Colombia Male Academy, Classical and Alalhfnia'ical School. HUOn S. THOMPSON, Priuci /ffath, pal, Instructor in Mathematics, rift* * TMft?rFrench and English Branches. ^taBgf J. WOOD DAVIDSON, A. M., TBPJHF Instructor in Latin and Greek JOHN T. McBRYDE, Assistant. The exercises will bc resumed on MONDAY, January 2,1871. Pupils prepared for admis? sion into any College or Uuiversity, or for tho practical pursuits of lifo. Paymentsmonthly, in advance. For further particulars, apply to tho Principal, at tho Academy, or by letter. "^sjL School Notice. -/flnlWir THE MISSES MARTIN will n - ^tflSK^sumc tho oxcrciscs of their School V97on MONDAY, January 2, 1871. ^83r Deo 25 mfm 3 School Notice. . finifc^ MRS. S. S. McCULLY will re r^i\Xj- S.',>' n hor SCHOOL on MONDAY, JV^LW January 2, at her residence o a <&aJ* Laurel'street. Deo 2.1 Cokesbury School, WILL CHRISTIE BENET, ?.nUHsW= NEXT SFSSI?N begins MON ^ClMKatOAY. Jannarv ld, 1871. JmWtjfF KEES for Session: * 12.00, *2il 00, ?JBS^ ?25.00, iii advance. Dec 22tl2 Jf^L\ School Notice. tMu%m?? THE undersigned will open a 'dfiB^SCHOOL for Boya, at tho Brick ^W^prChanel, on Rull street, between ?SEBP^ Richland and Laurel stroeta, on TUESDAY, January 10. Rates of Tuition per nionth, iu the Classical Department, $7.00; English, $"? 50; Primary, il 00-payablo strict ly in advanco. " C. IL BARNWELL. REVIO.ENOKH. -Hon. R. W. Barnwell and Dr. John T. Darby, Professors in the South Caro? lina University: Col. F. W. MoMaeter, Attor? ney at Law; Col. L. D. Childs, President Na? tional Bank. ___ Dec 28 STOCKS, BONDS ?mi COUPONS bought and aold by D. GAMRRILL, Broker. Nov 2T ?mn 22. Afttfea. M?raea, Milch Cowa, Buggy and Wagon. " BY B. C. PEIXOTTO * BOH. TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Con rt House, we will nell: * A good HORSE, 8pring Wagon and Harness, and ono exoellent secvud-haud Top Saggy, recently repaired and in good condition. Jan 1 Mides, Horses, Mitch Cows. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho 2d of January, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court House, wo will sell, wit hont, reaorve: Three lino MULES, one good DRAFT HORSE and hvo MILCH COWS. Terina nash. Dec 30 Desirable Budding Lot. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho 2d of January, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court House, in thia city, wo will soil, without reserve: That dcbirablo half-acre LOT, ono square below thoStato Uouso, bounded on tho North by Pendleton nt reet, on tho West by Richard? son street, on thc East by Yates, on tbo'South by South Carolina University. Tho above Lot mea-urea 104 foot front on'Pendleton street, and runs back on Richardson street 208 feet, moro or Iras, and ono of thc most desirable building lots in tho city. I TEnMS.-One-half cash; balauco in twelvo months, secured by bond and mortgage, bear? ing interest at 7 por cont, per annum. Pur? chasers to pay ns for papers and stamps. I Dec 30 Desirable Farm, of Sixty Acres. BY B. G. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, tho 2d of January, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court Uouso, we will sell, without reservo, A dosirablo FARM, containing sixty acres, moro or ICHS, with ?. r.cw frame Cottage of four Rooms, two miles from tbu city. There aro fi I teen acres cleared, bala nco well wooded. Bounded by lands nf bawls, Crawford, Dunkin and others. THUMS -One-half catdi; balance in twolvo months, secured hy bond and mortgage, hear? ing interest at 7 per cent, per annum. Pur? chasers to pay us Tor papers and stamps. Dec 30 fm2_ Three Desirable Cottages. By D.C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers. ON the FIRST MONDAY in January next, 1871, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court Hons? in this city, wo will sell, THREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES. Cottage No. 1, at tho coiner of Winn and Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street (i!) feet front, more or less, aud running back ou Winn etreet 208 feet, moro or lesB. Tho above Cottage contains four lino rooms, ana all necessary out-buildings upon tho lot. Cottage No. 2, West of tho above, contains thc same number of rooms, and lot of thc naroo dimensions, with all necessary out? buildings. Cottage No. 3, West of tho above, contain? ing thc samo number of rooms, and lot of the BBDic dimensions, with all necessary out? buildings, hounded on the West by estate of Taylor. All of tho above Cottages are bound? ed on tho North by etdato of taylor. TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash; balance in twelvo months, secured by bond, bearing in? terest at seven per cent, per annum, ?ind mortgage of tho property-thc property to be I insured and policy assigned. Desirable Beal Estate. By B.C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers. I ON THE FIRST MONDAY in January next, I 1871, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court Uouso, in this citv, we will sell, AR that LOT, with tho two-story BRICK BUILDING thereon, situated on Richardson Mtroet, measuring thereon 52 feet, more or less, and running back 208 feet, moro or ICSB, bounded ou tho West by Richardson street; on tho East hy tho Rev. J. J. O'Conuell; on tho North by Richard Weam; on tho South by Rev. J. J. O'Connell. ALSO, All that Vacant LOT, adjoining the above, measuring 52 feet front, and running back 208 feet, moro or leas, bouuded on the North hy Rev. J. J. O'ConneU; on the South hy State of South Carolina; on the Weet by Richardson street; on the East by Rev. J. J. O'Connell. ALSO, All that LOT, with the Brick Dwelling, whero tho Hov. J. J. O'Connell now resides, on Sumter street, measuring thereon 101, and rnnning hack 208 feot, more or less, bounded on tho North by Richard Weam*, on tho South by State of South Carolina; on tho West by Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on the East by Sumter street. THUMS OF SALK-One-hall cash; balance in twelve mouths, secured by bond bearing inte? rest at seven percent, per annum, and mort? gage of the property. Buildings to bo insured ami policy assigned, Mules, Carriage, Harness, die. MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction'rs. ON MONDAY, January 2.1871, in front of tho Court Uouso, at 10 o'clock, wo w ill soil, 8 MULES, 1 Carriage and Harness, 1 Buggy and Harness, 1 Two-Horse Wagon ami Harnees, 2 Fine MiIch_Cows._ _Doc 29 51 City Building Lots, at Auction. ON MONDAY next, January 2, at 10 o'clock, I will offer for sale, bctoro tho Court Houso in Columbia, 51 BUILDING LOTS, each of ono quarter of an aero, in tho city, between Harden stroct and tho Eastern boundary of thc city, and between Laurel street and Upper street-be? ing part of tho Latta property-near the Charlotte Depot, and convenient to any part of tho city. Tho terms will bo ono.third cash, and tho balance in equal instalments of one, two and three years, secured by b'Mid and mortgage. No charge for titles, (oxcept for stamps,) which will bo mado satisfactory. A plat of tho Lands can bc seen at my of? fice, in Law Range. Tho Lands aro being staked off by surveyors, and can be inspected after Saturday. W. S. MONTEITH. Dec 23_ _ United States of America, SOUTH CAROLINA UISTItlCT. FOURTH CIUCUIT-IN EQUITY. Abram Van Buren and S. Angelica, his wife, el al. vs. John Peter Broun, el al. BY virtue of an order of tho Court in thin caso, 1 will offer for sale, at public outcry, on the FIRST MONDAY in January, 1871, at Columbia, at not lesstbail thc appraised price? below stated, tho following parei ls of LAND: All that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake," siluato, lying and being in the County ol Richland, in said State, on the Congarec River, about eight miles below Columbia, con tabling about two thousand one hundred and seventy acres, and appraised at twelvo dollars per acre. Said plantation has been divided into two tracts, of nearly equal quantity, by I he road running through tho plantation"from Ibo ms in public road to tho Cungaroo River, and the tracts will ho sold separately. ALSO, All that PLANTATION, called "Shiver," lying in same County and Stato, about eigh? teen miles below Columbia, containing thir? teen hundred acres, moro or less, and apprais? ed at ten thousand dollars. THUMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash; balanco upon a credit of ono, two and tbrco years, with the bonds of the pnrchasors, bearing in? terest at the rato of seven per cent., payable annually, accurod hy a mortgage of tho lands, rurohasers to pay for stamps and papers. Said lands may bo purchased at privato sale, on application to tho undersigned, at Sumter, S. C. J. 8. G. RICHARDSON, Dec 10 t Special Referee. ... ?horiiTo Salo. Loaphart ft Sloan va. Hieb ard Babb. BY virtuo of a warrant to seize and soil tbe orop of tho defendant in the above stated caoc, dircotod to me by D. B. Miller, Clerk cf tho Circuit Court for Biohland County, and in purannnco of aa Aot of the General Assombly of Sooth Carolina, entitled "An Aot to secure advances for agricultural purposes," I will soil, on the FIR8T MONDAY in January next, in front ot tho Court Honae in Colombia, within tho legal hours, the following property, viz: A lot of SEED COTTON, supposed to be abont 700 or 800 pounds. 150 pounds Hay and Hbucks. 8 bushels Cotton Seed. 4 " Corn, and 1 Mule. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, H. H. C. Sheriff's Sale. William Shiver c.s. Isaac Rcubo. BY virtue of a warrant to lew on and sell the crop of tho defendant" in tho above stated case, and also by virtue of a certain mortgage executed by the said Isaac Beubo to tho said William Shiver, on tho 5th day ol December, A. D. 1870, 1 will Bell, on the first MONDAY in January next, in front ot thc Court Uuuso, in Columbia, within thc lega boura. Ono MULE. Terms cash. JDee 18 mth_P. F. FRA7.KL, S. lt. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia* t< mo directed, I will soil, on the first MUN UAY in January next, in front of the Cour House in Columbia, within tho legal hours, All that Plantation or Tract of LAND, oi Mill Creok, in Bichland County, containinj four hundred (400) acros, moro or loss, au< bounded on tho North by lands of Colone Caugbman, on tho West by landa of tho Ee tate of Wm. M. Myers, on tho East by land of C. P. Pelham, and on tho South by lands >. James Burneides; levied on as tho property c Joseph A. Bccso, at the euit of D. B. DoSaua sure, C. E. B. D., el al., vs. Joseph A Reese. There is a Dwelling House, with all uece? sary out-houscs, ou tho place. Terms cash. V.J. FBAZLS.S. IL C. " Sheriff's Sale. Brodie it Co. vs. William H. Sligh and Mary C S igh. BY virtuo of a warrant to levy on and so tho crop of Ino d?fendant, in thu abov stated case, directed to mo by D. B. Mille Esq., Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Bicblan Couuty, and in pursuance of an Act of IL General Assembly ot Sou lb Carolina, entitle ''An Act to secure advauccs for agriculture purposes," I will sell, on thc FIRST MONDA in January next, in front of tho Court Hous in Columbia, within tho legal hours, Four Sales of COTTON. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZER. S. R. C. Sheriff's Sales. Sallie F. Ray rs. Frank Weston; Sallie F. Rt vs. Monday Taylor; and Sallie F. Ray v William Ta} lor. BY virtuo of warrants to seize and sell tl crops of tho several defendants in tl above stated casoa, directed to mo by D. 1 Miller, Esq , Clerk of tho Circuit Court fi Richland County, and in pursuance of an A of thc Genoral Assembly of South Carolin eutitled "Au Act to secure advauccs for agi cultural purposes, I will sell, on the first MOI DAY in January next, in front of tho Cou House iu Columbia, within tho legal hour the lollowing property, viz: Six bales of Fodder, live bales of Hay, at one bale of Colton, levied on as the crop Frank WeBton. A uso, Threo bales of Cutten, levied on as the cn of Monday Taylor. ALSO, Threo bales of Cotton, levied on as thc cn of William Taylor. Terms cash._P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C, Sheriff's Sales. Robert Gates, Assign oe, vs. Joshua King, BY virtue of a warraut to levy on and s the crop of tho defendant in tho abo stated case, directed lo me by D. B. Milli Esq., Clerk of tho Circuit CoHrt for Richla County, and in pursuance of au Act of t General Assombly of South Carolina, entitl "An Act to secure advances for agricultui purposes," I will Bell, on tho lirst MONDAY January next, in front of the Court House Columbia, within ibo le^al hours, Two bales of COTTON. TeruiB cash. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C Sale to Foreclose Mortgage. Porter A Steele vs. W. H. McCaw A Co. BY virtuo of a certain Mortgage execut bv W. H. McCaw A Co. to Porter A Stet ou the :10th day of August, A. D. 1870, and I authority to mo givon bv the said I'orlci Steele, I will sell, on tho lirst TUESDAY January next, at the Southern Guardianaf?i in tho "building lately occupied as tho P Office, on Lady street, next East of W. Greenfield's Carriago Repository, All thu PRESSES, TYPES and PRINTI MATERIALS usod iu tho publication of Southern Guardian newspaper. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE, Deo 1G mth Acorn, for Porter .V Steeh Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of jierijacias to mo routed, I will sell, on tho first MOND in January next, iu front of tho Court Ho: in Columbia, within tho legal hours, 50 bales of COTTON, lovied on as thc p perty of Joseph E. Rocse, at tho suit, of . drew Patterson, Assignee, vs. Jos. E. Roc Terms cash. _ P. F. FRAZER, S. R. ( Sheriffs Sale. " UNOEK OnoEii OK JcnoE or TIIODATE. Ex parle John P. Adams, Administrate Petition to sell Personal Property. IN pursuance of an order made hy tho H William Hutson Wigg, Judgo of Prot fer Richland County. I will self, on THU DAY, the 5th day of January, A. D. 1871 tho lato residence of David Adams, dcceai in Richland Couuty, within tho logal hoi tho following Personal Froporty, of which lato David Adams diod possessed, viz: 10 MnlcB, 2 Horses, 1 Cow, 30 head of Shi and 4 bead of Cattlo. THUMS OKSALE.-On all sums over and al $25.00 one-half cash will bo required-tho lance on a credit of twelve months, scci by notos, with two good sureties, with in eat from day of sale; all sums of or ut $25.00. cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. Dec 21 mth Pu*blic Sale, A TSA LEM, N. C., JAX CA ll Y VI, 13 a? riMIE North-western North Carolina 1 JL road Company will soil, at public tion.tho remainder of their Grading and sonry Equipment, consisting pf: 05 young, woll-brokc Kentucky MULEI -ID Carts ?iud Harness, 5 Four-horso Wagons and Tl arness, 2 Two-horso Wagons and Harness, 2 One-horse Wagons and Harness, 1 Express Wagon and Harness, 250 Wheel-barrows. 25 Plows, Coulters and Harnees, 400 Ames' Cast-steel Shovels, .10 Crowbars, 3 sots of Blacksmith Tool?, 4 Derricks and extra blocks. ALBO, A largo lot of Picks, Mattocks, Axes, i Cas; teol Juniper, Spawling and Hand 1 Hammers, Churn and Jumper-drills, Qi stones, Platform Scales, Pots, Ovens, Ski! with a largo varioty of other articles. Tho Mules aro tho choice out of 140 Y horetoforo owned by tho Company, as overseer wad instructed to retain tho when previous sales wcro made. Tho Mules will bo sold on thc first d salo, and Carts, Wagons and Harness ol second day. Terms cash. E. BELG President North-wcetern N. C. R. B.1 Dec23 " 5 - . i . -m Valuable Deal Estate, at Auction. BY E. W. 8EIEEL8 & CO. JACOB LEVIN, AUOTIOHEEB. WE trill sell, without recorvo, on tho second MONDAY (9th) in January, commencing ll o'clock. That really valuablo property, on which formorlj- stood the "United States Hotel," at the corner of Richardson and Lady streets, consisting of five Lots, 25 fu ot-1 inch iront oach, on Main or Richardson street, and run ning back ICS. ALSO, Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet, more or lees, and rtmning back 184 feet G inches. This is tho most valuable property ever of? fered in this city, and is destrame, in every point of view, iii location, and from tho fact that tho property ?B unencumbered and titles perfect. Terme will be stated by Auctioneers at sale. _ PPP 24_ coUFOVHD A CID PHOSPHATE OF LIME, FOR COMI'OSIING with COTTON SEED. I^niS article ia manufactured by tho Pacific Guano Company, at Charleston, 8. C.. under thc auperintendenco of Dr. 8T. JULIEN RAVENEL. When composted with an equal weight ol Cotton Seed, its results have been found fully equal to tho beat standard Fertil? izers. Ita economy munt commond it to tho notice of plantare generally. For spocific diroctions for composting and for supplies, apply to J. N. ROBSON, Soiling Agent, Charleston, 8. C. JOHN 8. REESE & CO., Dec 21 i3mo General Agents, Baltimore PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S (CAPITAL $1,000,000; SOLUBLE PACIFIC CHANO. THIS GUANO is now so woll known in all tho Southern States for its remarkable effects aa an agency for increasing the pro? ducts of labor, as not to require special re? commendation from us. Its uso for five years past has established itB oharaoter for roliablo excollenco. Tho largo fixed capital invested Ly tho Company in this trade affords tho surest guarantee cf the continued excellence of its Guano. J. N. ROBSON, Selling Agont, Charleston, 8. C. JOHN S. HEESE A CO., Dec 24 }:lmo General Agents, Baltimore. Just Received. 10 DHLS. FINE IRISH POTATOES. ?3?=?^ 10 hhls. Now York Apples. WBSgj 10 billa. Now York Onions. Bmmmm i bbls. Baltimoro Pearl Grist. 4 bola. Baltimoro Corn Flour. 2 bbls Jeraoy Herrings. For ?ale low. hv MONTEITH A FIELDING, Doc 23 Auctioneers and Com. Merchants. Canned Goods. BLACKBERRIES, Greon Corn, Cherries, Green Peas, reaches, Peara, String Beans, Whortleberries, Tomatoes. All thc above at retail, for 25 ocnts per can. Alao, Condorrsed Milk, Salmon, Oysters, Lima Koa UH. Pine Apple, Sardines, Pickles. Catsups, Ac. For salo at very lowest pricoe, by Dec 15_J. AT. R. AGNEW. GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN! AV. J. YV H IT MI HE, QUEEN VT L. I.E. g. C., DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt attention to all orders entreated to his care.p This ia a rare opportunity for Planters and others living along the line of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, to procure their snp pliea at Urst coat. I only ask a fair trial, and guarantee satisfaction. Nov 24 3mo For Baie, 3?Hh A0RE8 of LAND in Barnwell, .OUI/ on the Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lota to snit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 House in thia city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Sept 25 _*_ly Liquors and Cigars. BRANDIES.-BRANDENBURG FRERES, 1833. dames Hennessy, 1858 and 18G5. Pinot Cabtillon, 1800. WINKS.-Moot A Chandon's CHAMPAGNES. Thcso all brands, being sole agent in South Carolina, and tho Wines second to none. SIIERUIES.-All grades, from common to thc finest AMONTILLADO. HOCK, WHITE ANO CLAUET WINES.-Hock heimer, Laudeshcimer, H't Sauternes, Latour Blanch, St. Julien, La Rose, Nierstoner, Mar cobrium, H't Barsac, Chateau Sauternes, Pentct ?anet, Margaux, Grand Vin Chateaux, Lafitte and Latour, Vintage 1858. FINK WHISKIES, AC- Theso are solected with great care, and compriso the finest known brands, whilst tho stock of rectified goods, domestic GINS, RUM, Ac, aro offered at lower ratoi?. SCOTCH WHISKEY.-Beal PEAT REEK, is of my own importation, very superior. Cm MIS - LIVE INDIAN, Figaro, Espanola, Palmetto, and other brands are offered, choice in quality and morlcr&te in price. SMOK?NG TOBACCO in variety, and spe? cially selected with regard to quality; and, a word in your ear, tho boBt is always the cheap eat,jin whatever one eats, drinks or smokes. Deolfj_GEORGE BYMMEB8. NEW STORE. THE subscriber would re? spectfully inform bis friends land old customers that be baB 're-established himBolf in tho _I GENERAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at his old Btand, (No. 180,) where he will ho ploascd to show and Bell to purchasers a completo stock of new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, carofully ?elected. Richardson street, first equaro South of old Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATES. Dec 1 3mo_ 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK A LOWRANCE having purchased tho right to manufacturo John G. liam's improved SEED and MANURE DROPPER, for Richland, would call the atten? tion of all farmers using fertilizers and re? quest an examination of this planter-tho best and moat porfeot ever yet invented; hav? ing taken the premium at tho Georgia and Alabama Stato Fairs. Tho undersigned aro prepared to furnish any quantity of Plows, Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, at a low liguro. Every variety of Agricultural Imple? ments on hand. LORfCK A LOWRANCE. Doe. 3 Florida Oranges and Lemons. Q AAA ORANGES and LEMONS, in O.vJUW line order, for salo by Deo 22 E. HOPE. Fertilizers aud Manures. TO PLANTERS AND FARMER8.-A gene? ral agenev is established in Columbia for reliable and"of acknowledged valuo, FER? TILIZERS and FERTILIZING MATERIAL. I odor tho celebrated Stonewall Fertilizer. Tho material is of Southern product- mado at Richmond, Va. English Dissolved Bones imported direct to Charleston. Bono Dust and Ground Bones, Shell Limo, Land Plaster. Phuino, or Stable Manure concentrated. Call and Bte samples at my Drug Store. Nov 21 t E. H. HEINirSH, Druggist.