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Foreign aiTnirn. VlBNNA, JaDnary 12.-The Austriap delegation have passed the army esti? mates. Bonni:AUX, January 12.-A general battle was fought on the 11th, uuder the walla of Lo Mans. The Germans at taoked the French Army of the Loire along the whole line. Gen. Janerezl berry, who eommanded the right wing, held Ina position on the right bank of tho Kiliane, and Gon. Colomb, OB the left aud centre, fought desperately for six hours. Tho French "maintained most of their positions. The Prussian forces engaged are estimated at 180,000. The extent of the French loss is un? known, but is serious. LONDON, January 12.-Henry Alford, Dean of Canterbury, died suddenly to? day. The Inmaus have despatched the steamer City of Durham to the assist? ance of the City of Brooklyn. Another terrible explosion occurred in tho colliery near Newcastle, in Staf? fordshire. Twenty persons were killed and injured. The British Foreign Office has re? ceived telegraph despatches from their Legation at Pekin, to Deoember 31,. They report that there have been no further troubles, and advices from Chi? nese ports are satisfactory. LONDON, January 13-2.80 A. M.-The army under Gen. de Ghanzy was com? pletely defeated near Le Mans, by thc Second Gertnan Army; commanded by Frederiok Charles and the Duke ol Mecklenburg. The Germans have oc? cupied Le Muns, capturing large quanti ties of supplies and war material. Thc French are being pursued. BEMAN, January 14.-200,000 rein forcements are in motion for France making the foroe there about 1,000,000 VBBBATLTJES, January 12.-There woi fighting near Le Mans on Wednesday The Gormans captured the suburbs o Champagne and Chateau Arch, witl seven pieces of artillery. The numbe of prisoners taken on the day previon has swelled to 5,000. lu the East, Gen Von Werder is following up his victory After the battle of Villerseaoh ho con tinuod his movement on the left flunk o the French, meeting with no opposition Gen. Mantenffol has passed througl Versailles, on his way to his new com maud in the East. LONDON, January 13.-The Duke c Mecklenburg telegraphs from Montfort department of Sainthe. on the 12th, tim after a severe engagement at St. Coi wilie, we reached the river, near Sarigu Lergue, seven miles North-east froi Lomans, with a small loss. We ha\ taken over 1.000 prisoners. LONDON, January 13.-Tho Times hi the following special from Versatile 12th, evening: "The bombardment wi heavy until this afternoon. 'Several fin are seen within the French lines. Tl Prussians aro crowding in front of Cl mart and Mond?n. A picket of Bav riaus was surprised near Clamart by sortie. The French have erected ne batteri?s." Extraordinary efforts are being mai to place the entire British navy in a se worthy condition. Vessels repairing ai approaching completiou are hurried 1 order of the Admiralty. LONDON, January 13-3.30 P. M. telegram just received from Ye rea i lie brings the important news that the min and counter-mines around Fort Mo Y alionan are in such close proximif that a collision is momentarily expecte LONDON, January 13-4 P. M.-I mans was taken and is now occupied the third and tenth Prussian corps, great quantity of stores were captor both at Lemans aud St. Corise. NEW YOBK, January 14.-The Hen has a special, dated London, January '. quoting a Vienna despatch, of the 12i which says Austria will initiate poa aud that peace proposals ia the cc ference are welcomed by Bernetoff. T preliminaries are that France shall s render one fort, twenty war shi 1,000,000 tbalers and a strip of lal four miles broad, on the left bank of I Rhine, and destroy all forts witl twenty miles of thc Rhino. Prnssii to guarantee 2,000,000 rations to Pt daily. The Herald special, dated Versail 10th, 5 P. &Lj savs Paris is burning several pladfll Last night, the con grations furnished some excellent mm against which a brisk fire was main tai from the Southern nod South-west cities. LEMANS, January 10-Midnight, special to the New York Telegram ? tho army of tho Loire-the hop? France-has been defeated in a bio battle, within seven miles of this c Tho report of cannon heard all ( The entire population of Lemans ero ed the house-tops, and tho suburb: the city and all thoroughfares; tho i gross of the fight was anxiously watel Although the people are accustomec tho roar of cannon, there never was i such excitement. At 9 o'clock in morning, tho right wing of tho Frf army, which was on tho East of Lem woro suddenly attacked by tho vangi of tho Prussians, which emerged f tho woods on tho extremo right of French. Upon the alarm being gi the advance of tho French iufu wheeled into lino of battle, tho arti pushiug forward through tho inte: inado in tho severed ranks; tho ca' took position upon tho right and wings. A moro perfect linc of I: could uot havo been formed by the 1 army. The artillery were well sup with ammunition, aud the iufautry 100 rounds per man. Tho supply t wore conveniently posted in the and tho real bloody work bogan, battle-field was in a valley, and tht armies occupied heights opposite other. Tho French libe was semi-? lar aud extending twelve miles, looking the valley, which was co by twclvo inches of snow. Ou th p?sito heights, the Prussians he almost similar position. Shortly after 9 o'clock, the Prussians began a furious cannonade from the woods near the ex? treme left, flanked by an immense force of cavalry-the wood concealing their position, when tho troops were massed, with the evident intention of turning Ohansey's right. The artillery fire was continued on both sides until tho ammu? nition of the Prussian artillery was al? most exhausted, when the Prussians be? came furious, and gave an order for an advance of the infantry. The French advanced with equal rapidity along the whole line, to meet the Germans in a fair hand-to-hand musketry fight. The Germans were cool and collected, and the French were behaving bravely, but near noon the Mobiles began to waver, I and tho French, no longer able to hold their position, began to retreat; mean? while the dead and wounded strewed the | gronnd; the fields were red with blood, and the carnage was fearfnl; 15,t)001 French had fallen heforo 5 o'olook, when tho wholo French army was in full re-1 treat. Tho number of troops actually | engaged on each side numbered 60,000. General Cbnneey is reported siok, but he is still in command, and it ia expected that another battle will occur to-morrow. American Intelligence. WASHINGTON, January 13.-Bismarck telegraphs to the North German Lega? tion here, that in consequence of the trent men t of the German merohant navy by France, the declaration made at the beginning of the war, that vessels hav? ing no contraband of war on boftrd Bhnll be exempt from capture by German war vessels, is withdrawn, but the withdrawal will not go iuto effect nntil four weeks from date. NEW YORK, January 13.-A World special from Berlin, dated the 12th, says reinforcements uro now on their way to join tho German armies in France, and those in readiness to go number 200,000 mon, raising the German forcoto 1,000, 000. NEW YORK, January l-l.-A circular hos been issued by Wallack, Booth, and other theatrical managers in New York, to all theatres in tho United States, in? viting their aid to the Holland testimo? nial in New York, by simultaneous per? formances on Thursday afternoon, Jan? uary 19. All tho New York theatres will unite in the performance on that day. The Harald special, dated Havana, says the schooner Wanderer, -which brought a cargo of slaves to Sayanuab, in 1859, was wrecked off the North coast of Cuba, but the captain and crow were saved. [Tho former captain, W. C. Corrie, died a short time ago. J WASHINGTON, January 14.-Dr. S. T. G. Howe, Superintendent of Perkins' Blind Institute, has accepted the third placo on the Dominican Commission. Tho expedition is now complete. The Hoaso is engaged on appropria? tions. The Senate is not in session. Private despatches announce that Lo? gan has been nomiuated for the Senate from Illinois, vice Yates, by-tho Repub? lican caucus. A convict in the Auburn penitentiary has confessed to the Rodgers murder. Rodgers was killed aud robbed, while sweeping the pavement in front of his house. BOSTON, January ll.-Tho Massachu? setts Fenians are preparing an ovation for those coming on the Cuba. RICHMOND, VA., January 14.-Woody Kellin, a colored convict in the peniten? tiary, has been pentenced to be hung May 21, for killing one of the prison guards. A verdict for $2,000 damages was given in the Circuit Court to-day, against the Richmond and Danville Railroad, for GOO boxes tobacco, destroyed at their depot in Danville, by a band of strag? gling Confederates, two weeks before tho surrender of the town. NEW ORLEANS, January 14.-Lewis M. Van Eaton, who has several aliases, was arrested to-day, charged with forgery by Fisk & Hatch and Wells, Fargo & Co. of New York. Van Eaton came from Havana by tho Bteamer Cuba. Attach? ment was issued against tho diamonds in possession of Van Eaton's wife. MOBILE, January 14.-Tho editorial excursion party, seventy-five strong, from Missouri aud Kansas, arrived yes? terday, in a palace car, through via the Iron Mountain and Mobile and Ohio Railroads. It was the first through pas? senger car between St. Louis and Mo? bile. The Mayor, President of tho Board of Trade, and other leading citizens, re? ceived them at the Battle House with speeches of welcome. Au excursion down tho bay to the fleet, of cotton ships was tendered and accepted. SAVANNAH, January 14.-The despatch from Washington, published in tho New York Herald, of the 10th, in which state? ments aro made regarding threats against Krizzauowski, supervisor of internal re? venue for Georgia and Florida, is untrue. HAVANA, January 14.-Tho Hornet appeared off Puerto Guinchos, two miles from Puerto Del Podre, on Sunday. The gun-boat Guarmari sighted the Hornet and fired at her; sh o fired seve? ral shotB, when the Hornet immediately went to sea, chased by tho Guarmari. Tho reported execution of Zena is do? med. FIN Ali DI SCI IA HOE-E8TAT1S MUS. M AUG ABET McDOWELL.-Notice is given that P. W. McMaster has tiled his peti? tion for final discharge as Administrator of estate Margaret Mc Dowell ; and that a hear? ing for said petition has boen set for January 17, at 10 a. m., at otlico of Court of Probate for Bichland County. J- W. HOGAN, Dec IK fl8 Clerk Court o? Probate._ NUT i CKT^I st ill con t i nue to REPAIR CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Umbrellas, Pans, Lamps, and kithuost any broken article. I . bang Bells." mount Walking CancH,#l sharpen Sa-v?, Seisaors, Knives, Razors, Lan? cets, etc. All work done by mo warranted, unlesn specially excepted. Old Umbrellas, Parasol-), etc., received iu payment for work. J. E. LUMSDEN. Jan 8 Corner Lady and Assembly street Tho most celebrated Medical Tonio of the age, OLD CA COLINA BlTTCBS. Have you tried them? Jan 15 3t PTWAWC?A?. Aw? DDnmEor/iij."!?? NEW YORK, ?Tao uar J ld.--TOO bank statement Bhows loans hnvo increased over $3,500,000; specie inorease over $2,500,000; deposit increase over $11, 250,000; circulation decreased only a trifle. Legal tenders increased S 1,500, - ooo. Nsw YORK, January 14-Noon. Flour and wheat quiet aud firm. Corn scarce aud firm. Pork steady, at 20.00. Cotton strong and in good demand; sales 3,000 bales-uplands 15^, Freights steady. Stock steady. Governments very strong, bot uot active. States dull, but steady. Gold 10%@1034'. Money easy, at5@7. Sterliug-long9^; short 10; 62s registered, 8%; coupons 9J.?. 7 P. M.-Mouey closed with a harden? ing tendency, at 6@7. Sterling 9?4'@ 9^. Gold 10??@10??. Governments' fell off about ft. 62s 9^. Southerns very quiet, but steady. Tennessees 63; ? ; new 63)?. Virginias 64; new 60. Loui? sianas 65; new 60; levees 70; 8s 80. Alabamas 95; 5s 69. Georgias 78; 7s 89^. North Carolinas 45; new 22. South Carolinas 80; new 62. Cotton strong and active; sales 5,800 bales, at . l?j^. Flour-Southern active and a trifle better; common 63(o;70; good to choice extra 6.75@8.30. Whiskey quiet and firmer, at 92L<@93. Wheat dull aud uuohanged. Corn lc. better. Pork quiet-old 19.50@21.12;?. Lard firmer -kettle 12%@13. Froights quiet. 13ALUM JUE, January 14.-Flour active and unchanged. Wheat firm. Corn white 82@83; yellow 76. Cotton firmer -middlings 14}?; receipts G80; sales 225; stock 12,885. BOSTON, January 14.-Cotton dull middling 15|.i; receipts 435 bales; sales 350; stock 6,500. CINCINNATI, January 14.-Flour ad vanoing and iu. fair demand-family 5.75@6.00. Corn steady and in mode? rate demand, at 51($52. Provisions buoyant-holders anticipating higher prices .are not offering much. Mess pork 20.00. Lard 11??@12? Shoulders 9}?; sides ll@ll)?, but generally held a fraction higher. Whiskey steady, at 8G. LOUISVILLE, Jauuary 14.-Bagging nominal. Flour firm for extra family, Corn very dull. Provisions very firm. Mess pork 21.00. Lard 12. Shoulders D Lj; clear sides 12. Whiskey 8G. CHAKLESTON, January 14.-Cotton firm -middling l-L}.i(T?d-l^', receipts 1,615 bales; sales 500; stock 3G.743. AUGUSTA, January 14.-Cotton active and firm, at an advauco-middling 14.'.{; Bales 1,080 bales; receipts 1,300. SAVANNAH, January 14.-Cotton very steady aud iu fair demand-middling 14?u*, receipts 3,405bales; exports4,355 sales SOO; stock 78,700. NORFOLK, January 14.-Cotton firm low middliug 14; receipts 1,S00 balos sales 150; stock 9.8G0. WILMINGTON, Jauuary 14. - Cotton unsettled-middling- 13,%; stock 1,924 bales. MOUILE, January 14.-Cotton activo and firm-middling 14,4T'??14,.i; receipts 1,226; exports 2.2US; sales 2,000; stock 55,839. NEW ORLEANS, January 14.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling receipts 11.8S3; sales 5,000 bales; stock 216,159. Flour firmer-superflue 5.50; double COO; treble G.25. Corn lower white aud yellow 70072. GALVESTON, January 13.-Cotton very steady-middliug l-l^.l-l1 {; receipts 1,149 bales; sales 550; stock 58,702. GALVESTON, January 14.-Cotton firm; receipts 1,840 bales; exports G4S; sales GOO-middling ll.1.,; stock 58,052. LONDON, January 13.-llixley'a circu? lar, just issued, expresses tho opiuion that the continental demand for specie mnst last until the cud of the present month, after which overland shipments will satisfy it. LONDON, January 13-3 P. M.-Con? sols 92?u'. G2s 90it,'. LIVERPOOL, Jauuary 13-3 P. M.-Cot? ton steady and unchanged; sales of the week 79,000 bales; exports 7,000; specu? lation 11,000; stock of ootton 545,000, whereof American is 234,000; receipts 95,000, whereof American is 63,000. LONDON, January 13-Evening.-Con sols 02%. Bonds Q}?. LIVERPOOL, January 13-Evening. Cotton unchanged-uplands 7^@7% Orleans 8; sales 12,000 bales; speculation and export 2,000. Yarns and fabrics steady. Stock of cotton afloat 300,000, whereof American is 290,000. Ray's Improved Cotton Seed. t.. 1 HAVE for salo at my plantation, a AxiAjfow miles from Ringville, about (iou gSS^Jbushcls RAY'S IMPROVED COTTON SLED. Price ?2 a bushel. Purchasers will applv to Mrs. S. F. RAY. corner Dull and Up? per streets, or lo JAMES P. WISE, on the plantation. _ Jan 13 tS ^l?KMOVAL-r have romovod my SCHOOL to tho house formerly ^.occupied aa a Furniture Room by tMr. Rowers, on Camden strcot. The duties of my School wero re? sumed on MONDAY, January 2. Jan 14 3* .-MRS. 8. C. GOODWYN. TO RENT.-A DWELLING HOUSE, situated on corner of Senate and Sum? ter street*. Also, a PIANO. Apply to E. W. SEIDELS & CO., Jan 5 _At Boko's store. NOTICE.-Tho undersigned havo formed a Co-partnership, and will bo known as E. W. SEIBELM A CO. They represent some of thc best FIRE anil LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES ni the United States. We propose lo be general Land Agents, and will sell or purchase Beal Estate any win re in South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We will prosecute claims before the Legislature, and the renewal of lost bonds or other papers. Persons wishing to sell or buy Beal Estate will do woll to communicate with us at Colum? bia. Wo have soveral handsome places foi sal?. Ollico at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store. E. W. S EI?ELS, Dec 2 J. B. EZELL. AVOID QAJ?CKH-A victim of early in? discretion, causing nervous debility, pre? maturo decay, Ac, having tried in vain every advertised remedy, baa a simple means of self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow sufferers. Address J. H. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau street, New York. Dec 23 tonio PEC1AL ATTENTION given to the cof loction of Commercial Paper, Interest on State and Bailroad Bonds and Stocks, and Conversion of State Securities, bv Nov 23 Gmo ? GAMDRILL, Broker. Por Skie,* Ol\A BUSHELS of Dickson's Improved ?y*\J COTTON SEED, grown from eeed parchsaod in 1869, at $? por bushel, from Da? vid Diekaon, of Ooorgia. Price, fifty cents per bushel of thirty pounds. J. E. DAVIS, Jan 15 t_Monticello, S. C. Just Received FORTY head of very fine voting IA Kentucky MULES, many of which aro ?iftiiiT w"" broke to harnees. Apply at Chas. Logan s Stablee, corner Assembly and Senate etroots. W. S. & J. M. TALBOTT. Jan 15 Columbia Chapter No. 5, R. A.M. ?SiWp A SPECIAL CONVOCATION of Co IsjWjB&lumhia Chapter No. 5. II. A. M.. will be B?jBliold iu Masonic Hall, TO-MOKROW (Monday) EVENING, at 7J o'olock. The M. M. and P. M. Degrees will bc con forrod. Rv order of tho M. E. H. P. Jan 151_H. E. BRUCE, Secretary. House and Lot for Sale, MCORNER Richland and Assembly streets, low for cash. ALSO, A small FARM, seven acres, more or less, on upper Bouudary street, bounded on East by lands of Col. Wm. Wallace, North by J. M. Crawford, South by Boundary street. For further particulars, inquire of Jan 15_G. D. flOPE. Notice. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, CoLrarniA. S. C., January 12, 1871. ON and after MONDAY, January 16,1871, all persona who bave not paid license for retailing liquors will bo proceeded against as authorized in "Ordinance to Regulato Li? censes," ratified December 30, 1870. The fol? lowing named persons have complied with the Ordinance: TAVERN LICENSE.-John Alteo, South-east corner Gervais and Gates. W. J. Thomas, East eide Assembly, .near Washington. James R. Heise, North side Gervais, neat Richardson. Paysinger & Franklin, Richardson, neal Lady. J. Burdell, corner of Taylor and Barnwell. L. Corvisant, Richardson and Blossom. Allw?rden <fc Stoik, East side Assembly, bc tween Washington and Plain. B. F. Grilliu, Richardson, near Medium. J. <fc T. R. Agnew, N-rth-eaBt corner o Richardson and Gervais. Jacobs 4 Hoeffer, South side Washington betwoen Assembly and Richardson. C. Hamberg, North-west corner Blandina and Laureas. Ferguson .t Ingles, South sido Washington near Assembly. Hugh Weir, Richardson, near Laurel. G. Diercks, corner Richardson and Taylor. T. M. Pollock, West side of Richardson ncur Washington. Ha}ne fe Ellington, East sido Assembly near Plain. C. P. Itemeea, North-west corner Assembly near Washington. John H. Heise, Weat siJo Richardson, nea Plain. A. Taksa, North-west corner Lumber an Gadsden D. McGuinnis, East side Assembly, bet wee Washington and Plain. H. D. McMillan, North-east corucr Richart] son and Blossom. M. Collins, North side Gervais, be twee Lincoln and Gates. N. Myers. North side Gervais, between Lit coln and Gates. S. Sheridan, North aide Qcrvais, near Ai senibly. O. Z. Bates, Weat side Richardson, ne? Lady. S. Sewell A: Brother, South side Gorvab between Pulaski ami Huger. W. Browuar, West side Richardson, bi tween Medinm and Green. McD. Arlidgo, North side Taylor, near Rici ardson. R. Cooper, Nor: h side Wnshingtod, nei Assembly. Smith <? Koldwey, North-east side Gerva and Gadsden. M. Brannan, East side Richardson, nei Richland. W. McGuinnis, East ei-le Richardson, net Richland. lt. Barry, South side Washington, nei Richardson. Cooper fe Taylor, East side Assembly, b tween Washington and Plain. I). G. Thompson, corner Richardson and M diam, John Glaze, corner Gervais and Gates. John Crowley ?t Co., East side Assembl near Washington. F. Grieshaber, North Eide Washington, ne Assembly. J. C. McKenna, Vorth side Gervais, ne Liucoln. J. C. Seogere, West side Richardson, ne Lady. J. C. Soegers, West side Richardson, nc Blanding. E. Wehner, Assqmbly, near Washington. QCAET LICENSES.-George Symmers, Et sido Richardson, near Lady. M. Cumnicrford, North-west corner Rh ardson and Blanding. E. Hope, North-east corner Richardson a Blanding. ? J.Jc T. R. Agnew, North-west corner Rii ardson and Plain. P. Cautwoll, South-west corner Richards and Washington. L?rick & Lowrance? East side Richards' near Taylor. C. E. Thomas, South eide Blanding, n Laurens. H. Solomon, West side Richardson, betwi riain aud Taylor. G. A. VisanaUi, East side Assembly, u Plain. R. D. Kenn & Son, North side Gervais, n Assembly. T. J. fe II. M. Gibson, North-east cor Richardson and Taylor. W. F. Sturgis, East sido Assembly, n Plain. WM. J. E TTER, Jan 15 City Clerk and Treasure' Situation as Teacher Wanted. AYOUNG LADY, who bas experience Teaching, is familiar with tho Eng Brauches, and bas some knowledge of Mu Drawing and Painting, desires a situation TEACHER, in a school or in a respect; family, either in or out ot town. The hos rofcrencea given. Apply at ibis Ollice, o W. J. Laval._Jan_ Carolina House. CASH cs. CREDIT.-The proprie tor of popular resort would inform thu pu that tho csperionce of 1870, with its uni bills and pnst duo accounts to bis ustabl ment, has induced the resolution,that for futuro no credits will bo issued at bis com but cash will be strictly required for all or at Iiis Bar. This rule will bo preserved i olable. The proprietor renews bis invita to delinquents to call and settle, and resj fullv assures his friends and patrons that CAROLINA HOUSE will continue to bo vided with the choicest REFRESUME1 and conducted in tho same manner which inado it a reputation. . Jan ll_ RICHARD BARP Bark Wanted. CONTRACTS are invited for furnishing I 250 to 3?0 cords of OAK BARK, foi Columbia Tannery. Parties proposing to tract for th-: whole or any part of above q tity, will please specify tho number of et thc point of deliver}*, and the price pe r at point of delivery. Persons owning bark lands, but who un prepared to get tho burk, can j r ;>abl range to sell thc trees as they stand, dress JOHN WATIES & C Jan ll Seed Po t atoe o. fl AA BARBELS PINK EYES and PEACH LVJVJ BLOWS, in fine order, for sale low for cash only._EDWARD HOPE. Wanted, ATEACHER, to take charge of the Loen? ville Academy. Must be competent to teach Latin and Greek, if required. Address D. D. MITCHELL, Trustee, _Jan 13 G*_Leesville, S. C. Garden Seeds. ALARGE assortment of fresh VEGETA? BLE SEED, just in and for salo low. Jan 13 _EDWARD HOPE. The True Time. THROUGH thc kindness of Mr. Cathcart, Telegraph Agent, we will keep tho true MERIDIAN TIME, as received twico a week from Washington. WILLIAM GLAZE. Jan 13 0_ Something Nice. *)f\{~\ POUNDS Virginia Roll BUTTER. ?V/U 5 bbls. 8ilver Skin Onions. 3 bbls. new Hulled Buckwheat. For aale by MONTEITH & FIELDING. Hay and Cow Feed. IHAVE just recoived tho huent lot of East? ern HAY that has beou iu our market for a length of time. I have also on hand a lot of RICE FLOUR for cow feed, both of which I will sell low for caah. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Agent, Jan 13 G_Columbia leo House. Received To-Day, ALOT of prime COUNTRY BUTTER and 100 dozon fresh EGGS. FRUIT, domes? tic and foreign, on hand. __Jan 12_W. D. SCHOENBERG. Just Received, -f f\ BBLS. PEARL GRIST, JA/ 50 bushels extra flue PINDARS, For sale low by MONTEITH A FIELDING, Auction and Commission Merchants. Just Received. AN assortment of fresh CRACKERS, of the linent Quality,consisting of Soda, Boston, Butter, Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch Milk, for Bale at lower prices than usual, by Jan G Imo_E. STENHOUSE. ?Now Is The Time. ^ AS the subscriber expects to leave in ll}: a few days, to reside in Spartauburg, [ill persons desirous of purchasing his present RESIDENCE, on Ar-eual Hill, will do well to call promptly. ROBERT BBYCE. Jan G "LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALLEY & DARN WELL. THE .undersigned have this day entered into partnership, iu tho practice of law, I under tho name of TALLEY A BAHS WELL. W. H. TALLEY, _JanJ_NATHANIEL BARNWELL. Fresh Teas. MCHOICE GUNPOWDER, Hyson, Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT PLO Oil. New Orleans ami Golden Syrup. ' New York Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips, etc.. for sale at reasonable prices, bv Jan fi Imo_E. STENHOUSE. Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ? ! I aTHOMAS W. POPE (informa the public that the best BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in thc market, can be found at stall No. 7. Give mo a call. Dec 2S Imo Blacksmith and* Wheelright. 3? ' THE subscriber, hilviug started busi 4CjAN*SS on his owu account, begs to in \Jriorm his friends and the public that ho is now prepared to execute all orders in bia line. His Shop is located on Assembly street, between Gervais and Lady. Jan 5 Imo_PHILLIP MOTZ. Florida Oranges and Lemons. 3riAA ORANGES and LEMONS, in ,\/VJ\J line order, for sale by Dec 22 E. HOPE. MONTEITH & FIELDING-, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants COLUMBIA, S. C. "VT TI LL y'wa strict attention to sale of To VV bacco and Country Produce. pfL>J-J JUST RECEIVED." AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS, Toys, and other fancy articles for tho little folks. ALSO, A froah selected stock of CANDIES, fancy and stick, and a large assortment of .Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM TIPES, Cigars, Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 24 Main street. Hams, Saussage, &c. 1 r\r\ CHOICE NEW YORK SUGAR? LVJVJ CURED HAMS. 100 pounds BOLOGNA SAUSSAGE. 1.000 pounds SUOAR-CURED BACON STRIPS. Just roceived and for sale bv Jan 1_.L A T. It. AGNEW. Rocking Horses, Etc. KRIS KRINGLE has arrived at M. H. Ber rv's Furniture Warerooma, with a supply ot NICE ROCKING HORSES. See thom, by all nioann. AI.?O, I A largo lot of FURNITURE, just received. Dec 21_ United States District Court DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA. Exporte Thomas J. Robertson, Executor of John Caldwell. In re the Laurens Railroad Compaay, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. THE time heretofore fixed fur the creditors of tin: Laurena Railroad Company, bank? rupt, to establish their respective liens hoing extended, thia rulo id now published, requir? ing the lion creditors and such others tho cre? ditors wilone debts have been created since the bankruptcy of the Laurens Railroad Com? pany, to establish their respective claims be? fore' C. G. Jaeger, Register, at Newberry, S C., on or beforo the first dav of February next. DANIEL HORLBECK, Clerk Circuit Court U. S. for S. C. Jan ll _ HO NEW STORE. .f-^r-THE subscriber would rc -5fA spcctfully inform his friends lWreE3Hllttul* Customers that lie has ? ???MB3B/} re-established himself m the JBBB9BS9-X G E N E R A L GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at his old stand, (No. 109,) whore he will be pleased to show ami soil to purchasers a complete ?tock of new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, first square South of old Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATES, l'en 1 Snio _ Triumphs of Science. THE first bottle ->f Stanley's celebrated COUGH SYRUP was prepared hy Mr. Heiuitdh, in isis, for our distinguished fellow citizen, Captain W. B. Stanley, then on his i way tu Mexico. Tho marked suecos* which j followed its UH??, in curing a troublesome i cough, with weakness of the lung-, ha- also ! marke.', it asa preparation worth having, F< r ibo cure of all affections ol the lungs. Thou? sands now attest its worth, ami to-day "Stan? ley's Cough Svrup" enjoys a higher reputation thau anv other cough medicine known. Pre? pared only bv E H. HEINITSH, Dec 14 f Druggist. Axiotlon fieles. Variety Sal?. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON TUESDAY MOHN INO next, at 10 o'clock, before my atoro, 1 will nell, BACON SIDES, Bacon Shoulders, Dacon Hams, And a variety oT Groceries, Ready-made Clothing, Furniture, A ct_Jan 15 Estate Sale D. C. FELX0TT0 & SON, Auctioneers. John Fisher, Executor, vs. W. K. Enchinan and wife. PURSUANT to tho order of his Honor Samuel W. Moiton, Judge of the Fifth cirouit, made in the above stated case, dated Januar? 7, 1 ?71, and to me directed, I will sell, bcibro tho Court House in Columbia, on the first MONDAY in February next, at ll o'clock, in the foronoon, tho Real Estate hereinafter described, upon the terms and on the conditions hereinafter expressed, that is to say: All that DOT OF LAND on Plain Btreet, in tho city of Columbia, bounded North by Tay? lor street, East hy lot of John Fisher, South by Plain atreot, and West by Eickens street, being the lot upon which stands the residence occupied hy Dr. Edward H. Fisher in his Ufe timo, subject, however, to the lien of two mortgages-one to J. A. Henneman and one to Mrs. Emily Hayno. ALSO, All the right, title and interest of Edward H. Fisher, being ono undivided half-interest in a Tract of Land, on the 8tateburg Road, adjoining lands of tho Ursuline Convent, con? taining 162 acreB, moro or less. TerniB nf sale cash. SAMUEL LORD, Ja., Special Referee. Jati 15 t_ Lexington-In Equity. Mary Leaphart and folley Leaphart vs. Geo. J. Leaphart. IN obedience to an ordor of Samuel W. Mel? ton, Judgo of tho Fifth Circuit, in the above stated case, I will sell, on the FIBST MONDAY in February next, within the legal hours, before tho Court House door in tue city of Columbia, A certain LOT OF LAND, as described in the bill aa containing one-half acre, more or leas, on the South-east corner of Lincoln and Pendleton streets, CONMTIONS OP SALE-That is to say, for cash sufficient to pay tax and cost of suit and ex? pense of sale; the balance ou a credit of one year, with interoBt t hereon from day of sale. Purchase money to bo secured by bond and surety, and a mortgago of the premises sold. S. M. ROOF, 8. L. C. SherifTa O?ice, Lexington C. H., January 9, 1871._Jan 13 t In the Court of Probate--Lexington. Es. parie Alexander H. Wolfe, Administrator of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition to Sell Personal Property of Deceased. PURSUANT to tho order of Hon. A. H. Caughman, Judgo of Probato for Lex? ington County, I will sell, on tho first day of February next and dava succeeding, Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about JW Bales Cotton, 15 Mules, 3 Horses and 2 Colta, CO Hogs, 00 Cattle, among which arc a great many Que Milch Cows. Kitchen Furniture, ic, and a large quantity of fine Cotton Seed. 3.0U0 Bushels Corn and largo quantity of Fodder, 3 Four-HoifcC Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart, large quantity of Farming Implements, House and The sale will bc commenced at what ie known as the James Bates place, in Richland Fork, and continued there until all the pro? perty on that place is sold; and on tho day immediately succeeding, the sale will be con? tinued at the Baker placo, in Lexington, the late residence of the deceased, and continued there until all the property is sold. It is thought the eale at the Bates place will oc? cupy about two days, and tho Bale cemmenoed at thc Baker place on the third. Terms of sale cash. 8. M. ROOF, 8. L. C. Sheriff's Oflice, LexiBgton C. H., January 9, 1871. Jan 12 *3-Tho Charleston Aetrs and Daily Union will copy and send bills to S. M. R._ STOCK TAKING]! 4BT FEBRUARY, 4874. WE ?R0P0SE TO CLOSE OUT LAUGE LINES or DRY GOODS THIS MONTH, At Ruinous Prices. XV. L). LOVE & CO.. Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE, B. B. MCCREEUV. Jan 7 Dry Goods Cheap for Cash. -o-J I will sell my stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days. _C. F. JACKSON. 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK A LOWRANCE having purchased the right to manufacture John G. Ham's improved SEED and MANURE DROPPER, for Richland, would call the atten? tion nf all farmers using fertilizers and re? quest an examination of this planlor-tho best and moat perfect ever yet invented; hav? ing taken the premium at tho Georgia and Alabama Stale Fairs. Thc undersigned are prepared to furnish any quantity of Plows, Cotton Planters ?nd Plow Handles, at a low figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple? ments on hand. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Dee 3 _ New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c 1 AA WHOLE, half and quarter boxes llJU new L U ER RAISINS and CITRON. 50 half drums Smyrna FIGS, English Walnuts," Pecans, Brazil Nuts and Almonds, fresh and for sale lew. Dec 13 EDWARD HOPE