The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, January 05, 1871, Image 3
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CHEST jui, 8.' C.",* January 4.-A fire
originated bctwceu tue atores of Simon
Jacoby and M. H. Hunter, this morning,
at half-pout 1 o'clock, which consumed
tho dry goods and grooery stores of
Alexander, Robisou and Atkinson. Lots
$50.000; insurance $35,000. Bennett &
Brandt's (jewolers) loss not ascertained;
partially insured. Simon Jacoby, dry
goods, is fully insured for $45,1)00 M.
H. Hunter, confectionery, is fully insur?
ed fdr $500. E. O. MoLure's (law office)
loss ?H about $2,000; no insurance. John
MoKeo'a (dry goods aud grocery und
dwelling) loss not ascertaiued; nb insur?
ance. Total loss about $100,000. Th?
fire is supposed to be the work of an in
oendiary.;
?foreign AfTulrs.
LONDON, January 3.-The appoint
ment of Marquis of Harrington us Sec
rotary7 of ;.Irelaud will be popular, as tin
Marquis favors mixed education.
The Bank of France takes the halana
of tho Spanish loan.
A multitude of people attended th<
funorol.of General Prim.
Sir John Pakington, in a speech de
liveretl.in Somersetshire yesterday, inti
rajtjetl%{fkt the Tory programme for th
approaching session of Parliament iu
ojuden tho support of largo additionn
appropriations for both thc army am
navy/ :
BORDEAUX, Jauuary 3.-Tho weathe
is moderating, and artillery for the dc
foncuvof tho city is now so numerous an
well manned that the enemy will bo ur
able to make any serious imprcssio
upon the fortifications. It appears thu
General Von Moltke, after the battle ti
l'ont Noyelles, betweeu the armies c
Gens. Faidkerbo and Mau te u ff el, ?eut
message to Gen. Trocha that tho Frene
Aririyof thia North hod been annihilate'
General Trocha paid no attention to tl
statement.
THE H.VC?L'I:, January 3.-The ne
Danell Cubiuet is formed as follows: Ii
terior, Tliorbecke; Foreign, Guerioln
Justice, Jolies; Colonies, Vuudosse; F
nauoe, Blushc; War, Boors; Murin*
Broix.
LoKDOX, January 4 - A telegram froi
Baale reports fighting, on tho 1st, o
the Swiss froutier, iu consequence i
which 200 French troops retreated in
Switzerland, where they were disarm*
by the Federal soldiers. A severe e
gagemoufc is reported, on tho 2d,
D?llo, in tho department of Huut-Rhiti
near Belforte. No particulars. A d
spat ob from Lillo reports tiltil vague r
mors aro current there of a battle, <
the 21, between the towns of Supiugn
and Bapaune, in which them wore bea
losses on both sides. Tho Prussians a
said to have been defeatod along t
whole line.
Kiug Amadous mado his entry in
Madrid on Monday, aud wa3 recuiv
most enthusiastically by tho people.
More reliable information has be
received as to tho movements of t
French array of tho North, under co
maud of General F<iidherbe. It appa
to have occupied tho towns of Auk
and Broucourt, after trifling r?sistai
from the Germans. Thc towns of ]
villers and Behaigoes were also curr:
by tho French, after hard iiyhtii
Losses heavy on both sides.
VERSAILLES, January 3, VIA LON m
January 4 -rho bombardment of
forts ou tao East 6ido of Paris oontin
with such effect that only Fort Nog
now replies to the G'*rtnun tire.
MADRID, Jauuary 3 -Amadeus,
mediately upou his arrival, visited Pri
widow, aud thou proceeded to tho I
of tho Cortes, and took the. oath as K
of Spain. Thc enthusiasm of the peo
is immcuse. Tho Kiug hos consul
Botas, Sorrilla, Revers aud Olesaga,
the formation of a constitutional mil
try.
BORDEAUX, January 4.-The follow
is official: Gen. Faidherbo scuds tho
lowing despatch, dated January 3,
the Minister of War: We havo fongl
battle near Bapauuo, which lasted fi
8 in tho morning to G in the evening
Monday. We havo driven tho Pr uss:
from all tho positions nod villages oi
pied by them. Tho enemy's losses
enormous. Ours are serious.
-Paris advices show intonso exciten
among the population, who domau
grand sortie A number of tho Ma;
of tho city called upou General Tro<
and insisted, when ho gave way to
desire of tho people. Some Paris j
nals acoase Trochu of feeblouess, nu
number of the newspapers of Borde
in noting this expression of opin
?oeiii to coincide. It is understood
ordors havo been scut to tho Gonoru
the field to hasten a movement u
Paris.
A new general has beou sont to
command of tho French forces at Hi
Tho evacuation of Rouen by the
mans is considered certain, ns Man
fol is forced to conooutrato his fore
the North, by the forward movemei
Gon, T'aidhorbe ulong tho Valley of
-possibly Oise. Gen. Ckuusoy
tiuuos to moet with successes ovei
enemy, with his flying coln mus.
Algerian civulry routed a body of 1
sinus yesterday.
Bun ni N, January 4.-Certain bai
of Berlin have beou sentenced to len
imprisonment for participating iu a
scription to tho recent French loon.
Loudon advices say that Cardina
tonelli received cordi.illy the ambasi
sont by King Viotor Emanuel t<
noonoo his arrival in Roma.
The Prussiun Government hai
oliued to second the Austrian de:
upon tho powers for a fresh guar
for tho security of the navigation c
lower Danube. Austria sends <
Szivison as assistant to her reproi
tivc at the London cooforonce.
BMWM-(W II i ll i
Loioom 'Vrnnn?ryr43~?t' ? Ko* Year's
banquet afc Versail?ea, tue Kiug gaye a
toast to tb?. Ger mis Princess, to which ?
tho D?ko of Baden, responded fn n
speech, rejoicing at the restoration of;
tue oM German Empire, and couolu>liog
with u toast to "William, the Victorious."
Letters from .Paris state that the citi?
zens suffer greatly from lack of fuel and
food. Tho latter, however, is mitigated
by atores ofUeiully distributed by the
Government. It is announced that Aus?
tria wiii arrest and detain ail l-'rench pri- i
Honers who escapo iuto her territory dur- |
ing tho war.
The steamer City of Rio Janeiro, from
tba river Platte for New York, was da?
maged badly, 300 miles South of Rio
Janeiro. Tho steamer Humboldt was
despatched from Rio to her relief. The
Rostock, a vessel from Philadelphia, with
petroleum, was wreckod off Lauguoroon.
The crew was saved.
American Intelligence.
CHAULESTON, January 4.-Arrived
Steamship Manhattan. New York.
NEW YoilK, Jauuary 3.-A full beuch
of tho Supremo Court, Judges Ingra
hara, Barnard and Cardoza, to-day, de?
cided that United States bonds could
not bo included in personal assets in
reckoning property for local and State
laxatiou.
BOSTON, January 3.-The Concordia
cleared to-day for Falmouth, England.
It is supposed she takes ont a cargo of
arms and war material destiued for
Franco.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 3.-A. Koops
mnnchup, Chin?se importer, urrived yes?
terday.
ALBANY, January 3.-The Governor's
message counsels retrenchment in ex?
penditures, and says tho entire Slate
debt is 832,409,144, a reduction of
$0,415,301 during tho year. It recom?
mends that all the militia l>e armed will)
breech loaders; rencas former recom?
mendations as to canals, including no
appropriation for the last ol' various pro?
jected methods for tho uso of steam;
supports guardedly some plan for an
elevated railroad iu New York; asks a
coutiiliiatiou of tho powers of the Com?
missioners to prevent the spread of the
cattle disease; disapproves nf thu admi?
nistration of Federal ll nu noes and gives
some advice t<> Secretary Bout well; that,
tue Federal Government hus assumed to
interfere directly, by ils officers and
armed forces, with elections iu this
State; arraigns the President on this ac?
count, and orolests formally against
these outrages.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-The Penn?
sylvania Seuatu is Democratic for the
li rsl time since: 1800.
Mr. Miller, Clerk of the Senate Com?
mittee tin Commerce, fell dead iu thu
Capitol.
Tho Pennsylvania State debt is $31,
000.000.
NEW 1'OIIK, January 4.-A special from
I Paris, dated thc 31st ult., says the coal
is all used for manufacturing cannon by
railways and mills. Tho trees' of the
Bois de Boiogno und Boulevards are
being cut down and thc children aro
dying for waut of milk. Bread is plen?
tiful. Thc Prussians contiuuo field ope?
rations in spite of cold weather. An
attuck on Fort Valerein is expeoted im?
mediately. Tho superior range of the
Prussian gnus compelled the evacuation
of Mont Avron.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-Congress
rc-asscmbled to-day. with scarcely a
quorum in either House.
Tho Seaato passed Sherman's hill, au?
thorizing an additionalissuo of 300,000,
000 5 per cent, bonds for funding pur?
poses, and agreed to Sumner's resolution
calling on the President for copies of all
papers relating tu the Sun Domingo ne?
gotiations, &c.
lu the Senate, bills were introduced
for thc relief of distillers of brandy from
grapes; encouraging miuing und incor?
porating mining schools, aud paying for
army stores taken from citizens of Al??
banla, who had enlisted or did servico iu
tho Federal army. A resolution was
passed instructing the Committeo on Fi?
nance to inquire into tho expediency of
imposing a stamp tax upon applications
for oflicu. A bill relieving J. M. Best,
of Paducah, was passed. Best's bouse
was destroyed to give rnugo to artillery.
The question involved was, whether tho
destruction was au incident, of tho fight
or the property taken for tho use of thc
army. Adjourned.
Tiie House considered a bill relative to
a centennial fair. Bauks gave notice thal
he would call np San Domingo on Mon?
day. The President's message vetoing a
bill for tho relief o? bondsmen of eertuiu
defaulting officials was read. Tho Iu
diau appropriation bill wus made tho
special order for Wednesday. A bill was
reported for additional appropriations
for the Louisvillo uud Portland Caual.
Adjourned.
NEW YOKE, January 4.-Princess Edi?
tha, who claims to bo tho daughter of
Lola Montez, hus been committed to tho
Lunatic Asylum.
CINCINNATI, Jauuary 4.-Judge Taft
delivered the opiuiou of tho Supreme
Court, favoring tho constitutionality of
Cincinnati's subscription of ii 10,000,000
to tito Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
C. W. Deland, a dry goods merchant,,
is dead.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Tho steamer
Adelaide, heuco for Norfolk, exploded
her steam pipo to-day.
MEMPHIS, January 4.-A special from
Little Rock says tho election of Governor
Clayton to the Senate from Arkansas is
assured.
At a church dedication iu Nowport,
N. H., recently, Rev. Ira Pearson, who
offered the dedicatory prayer fifty yoars
ago, performed tho samo servico in tho
new sanctuary, uud it wu3 ascertained
that fifty-throe persons wore prosout who
attended tho dedication fifty years boforo
in tho former house.
Billings insists: "It is a statistikal
fakfc that the wicked work harder to
roach hell than the righteous do tew git
,tew Heaven."
r A}*f?te$mm?f?*H&*-\>*< German
headquarters has j been published ID
Loudon. ItV 8tates th'st thu project ci ?
,war npou Great Britain-.was planned out
QB exactly aa that of a war against France,
long before the present"struggle begun.
The Providence (E. I.) Journal has the
"best of authority" for saying that a
comet of largo size will suddenly make
its appearance ou tho night of June IV,
1871, and, "during the uoxt four weeks,
the fate of tho world will bo decided."
"How eau I expand my chest?" au ex?
tortionate man a?dted of n physician.
.'By currying ii good largo heart in it,"
replied the doctor.
I<M.-VAX IA I. AA!) i:OMAI KKCIAI..
COLUMJUA, S. C., January 5.-Sales of
cottou yesterday about 50 bales-mid?
dling 13)^c.
LIVEUTOOL, January 3-Evening.
Cotton-uplands 8j?'; Orleans S%.
[Thia market report is published iu
consequence of a mistake made by the
English li ne. |
LONDON, January 4- Noon.--Consols
OQtf. Bonds 85)='?.
LIVERPOOL, January 4-Noon.-Cotton
dull aud irregular-uplandsSj J"; Orleaus
8%; sales 10.000 bales.
NEW Youie, January 4-Noon.-Flour
quiet ami unchanged. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn scarce and firm. Pork
firm-new 19.25(?>19.37j.i. Lard uomi
nal. Cotton dull, without decided
change-uplands lu'?"; Orleans 15%;
sales 2,000 bales. Freights firm. Stocks
steady. Gold 10^(^10^. Money
(steady. Sterling-long 1); short 9;','.
Bonds 8j.i.
7 P. M.-Cotton week, but not lower;
sales 5,300 bales-uplands lo.1^; Orleans
15'1,;. Southern flour unchanged; com?
mon to fair extra G 25('?.t?.50. Whiskey
active, at 'J2j.j. Corn closed dull-new
76(7/178. CnflVm firm. Sugar unsetttled.
Molasses heavy-now Orleans GG(rt)72
Bice dull, ut Gj.j(//}7. Pork (inner, at
10.50@20.00. Lard n sluulo finner
kettle 12^(^12%. Freights quite firm.
Money active, at 7-currency lo uold.
Sterling 9. G.dd very dull, af 10?<(7j)
lOf'jj. OovorunientH closed steady: 02s
8}.j. Southerns quiet and steady. Vir?
ginias GO,':. ; new Ot. Louisianas (54;
levees 70. Georgias 78. North Caro?
linas li; new 23.'.j. South Carolinas SH;
new C3'.| Stocks steady, but dui!.
I'ALTI.HO?E. January 4. - Flour (inn
and favors bilyera. Wheat, finn and
scarce. Corn-white, un receipts; no?
minally 80(0(82; yellow quiet, at 75.
Provisions ilull. Whiskey quiet, al 02
(7?.92.L?. Cotton easier, but not quotnbly
lower-middlings 15'.,'; receipts C55
hales; sales 325; slock 11,050.
LOUISVILLE, January 4. - Hagging
very dull-hemp and (lax 25(</20. Four
firm. Corn, nothing doing. Provisions
finn and unchanged. Whiskey steady,
tit S7.
CINCINNATI, January 4.-Tlour quiet
and unchanged. Coru depressed oil ac?
count of heavy receipts, ?it 52(r/53.
Pork-demand light; holders firm, at
10.00(319.50. Shoulders ll); clear sides
ll !.... Whiskey steady, at 87.
NEW OIILEANK, January 4 -Flour finn I
-superfine 5.50; double 5. 75; I reble 0 00.
Corn firmer-white and yellow 75. Pork
in good demand--mess 20.50. Clear
sides 13.';,'; hams 10(M)22. Lard scarce
! tierce 12.?.,(..? 12?, ; lie? 14. Sugar dui
and easier-lair 7 j.i t/r7.:,A . primeOj.j (iii 10.
Molasses in goo 1 demand-eominoti 45(V
50; prune 50(7/58; choice Gl@02. Wins
i key firmer-Western rectified 1.05(? 1 10.
Collet! moderately active.-primo 15'.,((e
15j.?'. Cotton weak--middlings ll;l"("
14jJ?; receipts 8,02 > bains; sales 9,850;
stock 225,272.
I WILMINGTON, dunn.irv I --Cottou dull
aud heavy-middlings ll; receipts 513
I bales; stock 2,221.
CHARLESTON, January 4.-Colton very
quiet-middlings 11 J ; receipts 1,803
b:?les; sales 500; stock 34,004.
SAVANNAH, January 4.-Cotton very
dull and holders firm-middling) 14*0;
receipts 4,193 bales; sales GOO; stock
8S.02G.
NORFOLK, January 4.-Cotton dull
middliugs 14'?; receipts 1,812 bales;
sales 100; stock G.741.
AUGUSTA, January 4.-Colton dall and
prices easier, at 14,'?, for mi Idling; sales
590 bales; receipts 440.
Moimn:, January 4.-(lotion quiet
middliugs 14J{; receipts 817 bales; sales
1,500; stock G1.8GG.
BOSTON, January 4.-Colton dull
middlings 15^; receipts 9S5 bales; sales
300; stock 7,000.
GALVESTON, January 4-Cottou quiet;
middling 13^4'; receipts 2,539 bales; sales
500; stock 49,000.
FIIVAI, NOTICE.-Tho copartnership of!
LEAPHART A SLOAN expires this day
hy limitation. In accordance with Special
Notice, llth ult., tho books and accounts arc
transferred to John 'P. Sloan, Jr., Attorney,
tor inimodiatc collection.
JOHN S. LEAPHART.
Jinuary 1,1871 JOHN 'P. SLOAN, SR.
Jan 1_<_2_
DISSOLUTION-The partnership iu the
practico of Law heroioforo oxisting be?
tween us ia horoby dissolved, by mutual con?
sent. All unfinished burliness in Hie hands of
tho lato firm will bo proaocutod to ita termi?
nation by Mr. Monteith.
NATHANIEL BARNWELL,
W. s. MONTEITH.
DKCKMIIP.I: 31, 1870. Jan 42
NOTICUS- plie nndursiguecl have lormod a
Co-partnership, and will bo known aa
15. VV. Slill?KLSA- CO. They roprcannt some
ol the best PIKE and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES in thc United States.
Wo proposo lo bo genorol Laud Agents, and
will Mell or parchase Real Eatato anywhere in
Mouth Carolina, ospecially m Columbia. We
will prosecute claims before thu Legislature,
and tho renewal of loat bonds or other pupers.
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate
will do well to communicate with us at Colum?
bia. Wo havo sovoral bundnomo places for
; sale. Ofliee at Mike Hoke's Clot him: Store.
E. W. s Kl ll ELS,
Doc 2 J. R. EZKLL.
NOTICE-Tho subscribe i M having triod
tho "CREDIT SYSTEM" for tho last threo
years, have found it to bo a losing business,
and have come to the conclusion to adopt tho
exclusively "GASH 8Y8TEM" from this dato.
Thoy would also call upon all indebted to
them to come up to tho "Captain's Office" and
settle CAMPBELL tc JONES.
Jan 1
??Jj Milli ll I I lill lill 1 . ..
?i&W C0PAETf?KR8HIP.
TAM,EV*BABKWElt.
THE uu-lurMfioiid Lavo inls day ont oreel
into'partnership, in the' practico of law,
under tho nanio of TALLEY & BABKVVELL.
* W.H. TALLEY.
Jan 4 9 NATHANIEL BARNWELL.
AETNA FIRE INSURANCE GO.,
Of Hart lord. Conn? elicit.
Capital $3,000,000-Assets $0,000,000 ?
GEORGE HUGGINS, Agent,
Columbia, 8. C.
KatabliaJied in Colum'ia, S. C.. A. D. 1840.
Incorporattd A. D. 1819.
Charter Perpetual.
THE WEALTHIEST FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY in America. Tho moat suc?
cessful Firo Insurance Compauy in America.
A prompt and liberal adjustment a specialty.
Protect yourself against loes, by at once in
Buring in tbo ".ELNA." Tho bent, protection
against Fin? id a policy in the ..iE'rNA." In
sure to-dav, KIKES will como when least ex?
pected. Strength and reliability-$0,000.000
not surpassed. Don't delay to tako a policy;
to-morrow, the. may ruin you. All claims lot
losses prcmptlv adjusted and paid at this
Agency. ' GEU. HUGGINS, Agent,
Columbia, S. G.
Olllce in roar of Messrs. Dufliu .V, Chapman's
Bookstore, Main street, Columbia, H. C.
Jan 4 3mn j
THE NICKERSON HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
Wild, not l?e closed nu account of the
death of thu lat? Proprietor, WILLIAM
A. WnioitT, but will bu carried on as hereto?
fore, by his wi.low, ?Ire. SARAH L; WHIG;HT,
and ber sou, WILLIAM C. WRIGHT. Tho
friends of the late proprietor aro invited *o
call as usual. S VU MI L. WRIGHT,
Doo 30 WM. C. \V HIGHT.
PliSBtons, Carriages, etc.
\7f TE have now ?in band and aro constantly
vV making a tine assortment of Licht
Extension Top PILE PO NS, Standing Top
KOCK AWAYS, Top and No-lop HU KUES, all
nf which ar?' made nf Ural class materials,ami
which wu oll'jr al reasonable prices.
.Inn I :i CARROLL ti SPELLMAN.
Hams. Saussage. &c.
1 S\f \ CHOICE NEW YORK SUGAR
LI Jv/ CURED ll AMS.
Kill pounds BOLOGNA SAUSSAGE. I
LflOti pounds SUGAR-CURED BACON
STRIPS. Just received and for sale bv
Jan I ,L A T. lt. \ONEW.
Received To-Day.
4 NOTHEU Coop of prime TURKEYS.
JTX. EGGS, Bullet and Fruit ?ii hand.
Iii-.-. 30 IV. IV KC M O I'M NEMO.
Just in Store,
.>/ \(\ POUNDS of MINCE MEAT,
^V/U 2'Hi dozen EGGS,
200 pounds COUNTRY BUTTER, in
?umps. Fur .->alo bv
Dec 2!? MONTEITH tc FIELDING.
JUST RECEIVED.
AFINE ASSORTMENT ?f DOLLS. TnyB|
ami other fa nev articles tor Ibo little
rou-.
ALS?,
A fredi selected stock ni CANDIES, fancy
und stick, and a lar^e assortment of Fancy
and Plain Pound Cakes.
ALSO,
A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars,
Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
Dec 24 Main strei t.
Meat! Meat ! ! Meat ! :!
_ THOMAS W. POPE ,informs Ibo
/2E88||Pnblio tied the best BEI-K, PORK,
IHri'ON ami SAUSSAGE, in the
?ZB3SE3',f-rl;et, can be found at Stall No 7
-nvi- ne a call Dec 2S Imo
MONTEITH & FIELDING,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
COLUMBIA, H C.
WILL give btrict attention to salo of To?
bacco and Country Produce. Dee 17
Fresh Country Butter.
*A>?\?\ LBS. COUNTRY BUTTER, for ?ale
??\)\i hy _ E HOPE.
J mt Received.
10BBL8. FINE IRISH POTATOES,
li) bbls. New York Apples.
HBjfiHj 10 bbls. New York Onions.
?BBB? 4 bids. Baltimore Pearl Grist.
4 bbls. Baltiinoro Corn Flour.
2 bbls Jersey Herrings.
For salo low. bv
MONTEITH A. FIELDING,
Doc 23 Auctioneers and Com. Merchants.
Irish Potatoes.
OX BBLS. choice Table POTATOES, for
?O salo low. EDWARD HOPE.
Canned Goods.
BLACKBERRIES,
Green Corn,
Cherries,
Green Peas,
Peaches,
Pears,
Siring Beans,
Whortleberries,
Tomatiics.
AU Ibo above at retail, for 25 cents per eau.
Also, Condensed Milk, Salmon, Oysters, Lima
Beaus, Pine Applo, Sardines, Pickles, Catsups,
Ac. For salo at vcrv lowest prices, by
Dec 10 _J. AT; R. AGNEW.
OLD BA NIC HILLS ii ml M UT I LAT BO
< l IIKK VC V bought and sold by
Nov 23 (imo_D. G \M li lt I LL. Broker.
WE iLWK THIS DAV APPOINTED
Mr. JOHN C. SEEGERS tho solo Ageut for
the sale of our WHISKIES in Columbia, S. C.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON .t CO.
PuiI.\pRt.riIIA. November 19. 1S70. Dec 1
QI PBCIAL ATTENTION given to the cob
lection of Commercial Paper, lute-rest
on Stato and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
Conversion of State Securities, bv
Nov 23 (imo D. G vMBRILL, Broki r.
STOCKS, BONDS and COUPONS bought
and sold by D. GAMDRI LL, Broker.
Nov 23 Gmo_
OOD," ?BKTTER," "BEST."_NeW
\JT brands Smoking Tobacco, to bo ob?
tained at tho POLLOCK DOUSE.
Dec 24 _
MPOR SALI: OR RENT, a small
FARM, noar tho city There ia a good
dwelling bouse and all necessary out?
buildings on tho placo. For particulars apply
to MILTON LEYERETT._Dec 9 m tb
FINAL NOTICE.-J hereby give notice
that I will applv to Hon. William Hntaon
Wigg, Judge of Probate, at his office, in Co?
lumbia, on 7th Jaunary, 1871, at 10 A. M., for
final disobargo as Executor of estate of Pri?
scilla Thompson, deceased.
Doc 8 113 W. H. BROWN
. -To. toe.PnbU?.-r ? Card.
At? tho iU?T6f-ht-W}?i1?.?B. M.Bhddea A
L Go., 1 will stoto tbai. the voriouB drafta
(all or them) drown on Moears. Blakely <fc
Uibbi'H, and accepted by thom, made payable
to B. ti. Bbott i?j Son?, and by thom endorecd
to Mesura. B. M. Rhodes A Co., tho considera?
tion of which was "Rhodes' Super-phosphate,"
have boon Bottled in full, without any abate
mont whatever.
Tho foregoing is given in answer to a provi
ouB publication on this uubjoct by Moasrs.
Blakoly & Gibbes, which annuared at various
timcB in the Charleston Courier and Columbia
PEIHSIX, iu which a minim of consideration .
waa alleged. JOHN T. RHETT.
Attorney of Mossrs. R. M. Rhodes A O >.
Columbia. S. C. Dec ?ll 3
School Notice.
gmm% MRS. LEVY will resume Ibo ex
/fltSL "-Tciseeof her School on MONDAY,
~* ' '. jyt-"T"rv 2. at lier residence, corner
^HBjjSjjj1'1 Lady and bull struct*.
JJ-fSpr TKUMH OK TturioN I-KH MONTH.- -
OT First Class, f l; Second das?, $3;
Third Claas, $2; strictly in advance.
Jan 1 ;i
School Notice.
Affi?^ MISS M. A. BUIE will resumo
gJfltJBBWtho duties of her SCHOOL on
^^P^ MON DAY next, January 2, LS7I.
^^Tx/jr? School-room on corner .Manon and
?SESr Plain atreots._Dec 28
Cokesbury School,
WILL CHRISTIE BENET,
JILBS^ NEXT SESSION begins MON
44??SDAY. January 10, 1871.
^Sr^MT FEES for Session: ? 12.50, *2l) 00,
ta?^ $25.00, in advance. Dec 22^12
#School Notice.
THE undersigned will onen a
SCHOOL for Boys, at tho Brick
Chapel, on Rull street, between
Richland and Laurel streets, on
TUESDAY, January 10. Rales of Tuition per
mouth, in thc Classical Department, $7.00;
English, td 50; Primary, $4 00-payable strict.
<y in advance. C. ii. BARNWELL.
ItBFKRBNCKS.-Hon. R. \V. Barnwell and Dr.
John T. Darby, Professors in tho South Caro?
lina University: Col. F. W. McMastor, Attor?
ney at Law: Col. L. D. Childs, President Na?
tion U Bank. Dec 28
Christmas Goods.
LEMONS,
Oranges,
Hairdos,
Fire Crackers.
Citron,
Almonds,
Pectins,
Walnuts,
Filberts,
Brazil Nut*,
Choice Wiiies, Sc doh Whiskey, Hy? Wm.- kies,
California Cliampagiiu, Olard Brandy, Jamai?
ca Kum, Holland Gill, -Vc, tor salo nt low
llgnrea by J. AT R AGNEW.
Gold aud Silver Coin.
I f*pHE CITIZENS' SAVINGS RANK buy and
X sell COLO mid Stl.VI'.R ut a small margin.
Oct 23 A. <i BREM/KR. Catbior.
|NEW STORE.
.-j-^ THE subscriber would rc
?jMYnl--\fSt s peel fully iulorm his friends
it nf BB ?31 '"^ ' customers that ho han
iriliBciMnil rc-establishi d hilllselt in the
vittiVmRBL t ; )?: N LU A I , GROCERY BUSI?
NESS, at bis <dil stand, iNo. HW,) whore he
will bo pleased to show and bell to purchasers
a completo stock of new faucv aud substan?
tial GOODS, carotully s looted!
Ricliardsou street, tirst eqr.aio Knuth of old
Market corner. OBLANDO /.. BATES.
Dec 1 3mo
New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c
-| f\( \ WHOLE, halt and quarter boxrs
1\JW new LAYER RAISINS und CITRON,
50 half drums Smyrna FIGS,
Eligliali Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts and
Almonds, fresh and for Milt- low
Doc 13 LI) WARD HOPE.
BIG- IMEtJZVIE? 2
100 Arab Shavls,
or
NEWEST STYLE,
AT
$33.OO EfiCli.
Wc are showing something new, at a ''price
within the t ench cf ait," in DRESS GOODS,
PURR, CLOAKS and NEEDLE WORKS.
Dec 23 W. D. LOVE A CO.
FULXJ LINE
Courvoisurs and Alexandre Kid Gloves
For Ladies.
Renyier Dog Skin Gloves,
For Gents, all colors and siz?is.
li ESI KID GLOVES IMPORTED.
With many other itrcful and durable Goods,
at LOWEST PRICES.
IV. I). LOVE ?CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
W. D. LOVE,
B. B. MoOBEERY. _ ^?Ll?!
Special Notice No. 2.
THE Entiro Stock of CLOTHINO, GENT'S
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS, VALISES,
CAUPRT-BAOS, SHAWLS, ROIIKR, ETC., with a full
lino of Water-Proof CIRCULARS, CAPES,
OVER-COATSILEOGINS, AND CAPS, will bo
sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
The Stuck must boeold to close up tho buei
II es a. All wishing great bargains, will timi it
to their advantage to call at tho Store of tho
lato W. J. Hoke. M. HOKE.
Christmas Books.
BRYAN & McOARTER have just opened a
new Stock of HOLIDAY O IFF BOOKS
tro m Loudon and Now York.
ALSO,
Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WHITINO
DESKS. Portfolios, Toilet Books, (.'arti Cases,
Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Letter Folders,
Fsncy Inkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com?
panions, PHOTOOBAPU ALBUMS, Writing Al?
bums, Stcuoooeopes and Vows. Ches H Men,
Backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxes, . f all
prices.
Tho Brih'sb and American Pools, Packet and
Family BIBLES, Books nf COMMON PRAYER all
fiz is and stylos of binding; HYMN BOOKS, for
different Churches.
ALSO,
Somo elegant CIIUOMOH and PICTITIIE*, in
neut frames. _ _ I>? c 20
Rocking Horses, Etc.
KRIS KRINGLE has arrivod at M H. Ber?
ry's Furniture Wnrerooms, with a supply
ut MICE BOCKING HORSES. See them, hy
all means.
ALSO.
A large lot of FURNITURE, just received.
Deo 24_ _
Florida Oranges and Lemons.
3/^/\/^ ORANGES and LEMONS, in
.\J\J\J fine order, for sale by
Deo 22 E.HOPE.
Aiibtlon salee
Sale 'of Groceries, Cigar*, ?bo, jpS?.4 1
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIH (Thuraday ) HORNING, at 10 o'clock, I
will sell, at store formerly B. ??. Rica & Cc,
Tho balance of gooda in atoro, cotibieting in
part o?: bbb-. Rye WHISKEY, French Brandy,
Apple Brandy, Oin, (Scotch Whndtoy, Cherry
Brandy, Bittern, WIDOW, Julepe, Canned Oy
stcra. Bancos. Cigars, Chocolate, Mantara,
Starch, itu., and a variety ot Shelf Goods, Ac.
ALSO,
- Lbs. prime Bacon Sidos.
Rbis, uubagged Bama.
" primo nugar-Cured Strips.
" Corned Poik. Goshen Butter.
5 bbls. Sugar.
Oountor Scales.
Platform Scale?, tea., Sto. Jan 5
Sheriffs Sale.
UNDER ODDRH OF JOOOK OF PnoB.vrr..
Ex. parle John P. Adorna, Administrator
Petition to tn-ll Pomonal Property.
IN pursuance of au order mano by the Hon.
William Huttjou Wigg, Judge of Probate
for Richland Couutv, I will sell, on THURS?
DAY, tho 5th day nf January, A. D. 1871. at
tho late residence of David Adams, deoeaeod,
in Richland County, within the legal hours,
tho following Personal Property, of which the
late David Adama died posaoaBod, viz:
10 Mules, 2 Horses, 1 Cow, 30 head of Shoep,
and I hoad nf Cattle.
Tenais OF HALE,-On all suma over and above
$25.00 one-half cash wiU bo required-the ba?
lance on a credit of twclvo months, secured
by notus, with two good sureties, with inter?
est from day of aale; all muna ot or under
$25.00. cask. P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. O.
Dec 21_mth_
Valuable Real Estate, at Auction.
BY E. W. SEIBELS & CO.
JACOR LEVIN, AVCTZOREER.
WE will sell, without rcaerve, on tho second
MONDAY (?tb) ill January, commencing ll
o'clock,
That really valuable property, on which
formerly stood tho "United States Hotel," at
tho corner of Richardson and Lady streets,
consisting of live Lots, 25 feet 1 inch front
each, on Main or Richardson Mreet, and run?
ning back 1C5.
ALSO,
Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet,
moro or lesa, and running back 184 feot C
inches.
Thia ia tho moat valuablo property ever of?
fered in thia city, and ia desirable, in every
point of viow, in location, and from tbo faot
that tho property ia unencumbered and titles
perfect.
Terms will be atatcd by Auctioneers at sale.
Dee. 24
IT*VERY variety of FANCY and USEFUL
li GOODS, from 10 cents to $50 00, now
opelil d.
Jun received, a lot of GOOD CLOAKS,
bought at half piieo. Will bu sold aa bought.
ALSO,
A lot or FOBS, to bu Hold without regard to
cost.
lt will Le to your interest to givo us a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. F. JACKSON..
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
^0if0~ 1 INFORM my friends and
Jtr^*^^, public in gouoral that I have
y^QxCSfc, just received an entire new
""? ? tock of Double and Singlo Bar?
rel GUNS, Rib EATERS, FlaskB, Pouches,
I'istol Pelts, Caps. Buck-Shot. Cartridges.
Cartridges for all kinds of Flet?la, Powder
and Shot.
AI.80,
REPAIRING done at abort notice.
Clut'8 _ P. W. KRAFT. Main streot.
Liquors and Cigars.
BBANDIES.-BRANDENBURG FRERES,
18:15. James Hennessy, 1858 and 16G5.
Bluet Castillon, 1800.
WINKS - Moet dc Cbnndon's CHAMPAGNES.
These all brands, being sole agent in South
Carolina, and tho Wines second to none.
SuenniES.-Aderados, from common to tho
lineat AMONTILLADO.
HOCK, WHITE AND CLAUET WINES.-Hoek
heimer, Laudesheimur, H't Santerncs, Latour
Bunch. St. Julien, La Rose, Niereteuer, Mar
e.ohnuui, ll't Rarsac, Chatoau Santernes,
Pon tot Bauet, Margaux, Grand Yin Chateaux,
Latino and Latour, Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISKIES, AC.-Theso are selected with
great care, and comprise Ibo finest known
brands, whilst tho stock of rectified goode,
domestic GINS, RUM, Ac, are offered at lower
rates.
SCOTCH WntsKET.-Real PEAT REEK, is of
my own importation, very superior.
Clo A Its LIV!? 1NDIAN, Figaro, Espanola,
Palmetto, and other brands are offered, choice
iu quality and moderate in price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and epe
ciallv tolcetcd with regard to quality; ana, a
word in your ear, the beat is always the cheap?
est, :iu whatever one eats, drinks or smokes.
Dec 18 GEORGE 8YMMEBB.
Fertilizers and Manures.
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-A gene?
ral agency ia established in Columbia
for reliable and of acknowledged value, FER?
TILIZERS and FERTILIZING MATERIAL.
I offer tho celebrated Stonewall Fertilizer.
Tho material is of Southern product-made
at Richmond, Va. English Dissolved Bon? H
imported direct to Charleston. Bone Duet
and Ground Rones, Shell Limo, Land Plaster,
Phuiuc, or Stab'.o Manure concentrated. Call
and seo samples at my Drug Store.
Nov 24 t_ E. H. HEINITSH. Druggist.
25 Cents for Cotton.
MES8R8. L?RICK &. LOWRANCE having
purchased the right to manufacture
.Sohn G. Ham'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-the
beat and most porfoct ever yet invented; hav?
ing taken tho premium at tho Georgia and
Alabama State Fairs. Tho undersigned are
prepared to furnish auy quantity of Plows,
Cotton Planters and Plow Handlea, at a low
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple?
ments on baud. L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
Dee. S
For Sale.
25 HEAD of good SADDLE
and HARNESS HORSES.
ALSO.
FOUR MULE TEAM, with Wagon and Har?
ness complete. Terms cash. Inquire of
Dec Ll JOHN R. HUBRARD.
Polishing Powders.
MAGIC POWDER for cleaning Gold, Silver,
Ac, ten cents pur box.
1'ripoli, for cleaning Braes, Silver,Gold, Ac,
?.en couth per paper.
Rath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, &o.
Sopt 2 J^A T. R. AGNEW.
Nectar Whiskey.
fBSON'S OLD FAMILY NECTOR and
VJT Rve WHISKEYS "the purest and best in
market" AIHO, a full stock or RECTIFIED
WHISKEYS, or all grados, always on band
anu for salo by_J.&T.B; AGNEW.
Sugar-Cured Hams.
?\r\f\ CHOICE Now York Sugar-Cored
Z\)V) HAMS.
100 ohoico New York Sugar-Onrod 8HOUL
DEltS. Just recoived and tor salo, at reduced
prices, by _J. St T. R. AGNEW.
City Currency will be Taken
IN payment for Goods at
Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S.