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i [ i * i I il n i i i' ?k . lull I i lllriiiti?? COPENHAGEN, January 23.-The Mi? nister of War, in eopportingthe budget, ?expressed the belief that the condition of Europe wan dangerous to small powers, who, however peaceably in? clined, might bo forced into war for de? fence of their independeuco. DIJON, January 23.-The defeat of the Prussians on Sunday was complete. The troops nuder Ricotti Garibaldi destroy? ed tho Gist Prussian regiment. Tho French behaved heroically. LONDON, January 24-7 P. M.-Them waa ou extensive conflagration in liongwy, yesterday. Tho flames wore visible nil night. To-day tho tiro is still barning. Meanwhile thc bombardment goes on without relaxation. LONDON, January 25.-Tho Times has a special, dated Versailles, 24th, saying Jules Favro is there proposing a surrou dor of Paris and tho garrison, with tho honors of war. Tho attack on St. Dcuis and tho disaster of Um lib h aro supposed to bo the causo of tho proposition. Tho Germans regard Favro's terms o.s inad? missible. Trocha is sick; Vinny com? mands. Tho despatch adds that tho terms of surrender will take, time, ns the French demands aro too largo. Tho Times says, editorially, if Favro refuses to capitulate on tho Gcrmau terms, Bis? marck has tho acceptance of them by Napoleon and the Empress, and threatens to restoro Napoleon. Thc Conference has again adjourned. LONDON, January 25.-A special to the Telegram and all tho evening journals confirm tho despatches published by the morning press of tho sun ender of Paris. Tho surrender ou the terms suggested by Bismarck is approved hero by tho press unanimously. The Committee of De? fence has instructed Favro, it is stated on high authority, to mako tho best terms ho can, but to bring tho conflict to a close iu any case. There is a general agreement in official circles that tho ond is momentarily at baud, as far as tho dc fonco of Paris is concerned. The Impe? rialists aro active, aud tho English Go? vernment is known to favor tho restora? tion of thc Bonaparte dynasty under the Regency. Advices are allowed to leave Paris endorsed by influential residents approving this termination of tho war. The Echo speaks authoritatively ou the question of surrender, aud a Foreign Office messenger, who has arrived from Versailles, says it has leaked out that he brought tho sun ender, signed by Favre and Bismarck. LONDON, January 25-2 P. M.-TU? French Consul discr?dita tho reports that Favro hus arrived in England. LisnoN, January 2(1.-The Portugese Government has submitted a ucw finan? cial policy, founded upon renewal ol the tobacco monopoly. LONDON, Jauuary 20.-The German! havo ubaudouud thc siege of Cambrai. The French have inundated tho country arouud Doudy and Arias. The Germar armv in tho North of Frauen is cstiinutct at 80,000. Thc bombardment of Long.vj has been suspended. The Prussian: attribute the failure to a heavy fog. / French army corps has been ordered t< close on tho Swiss border. Tho head quarters of tho army of tho South is a Beaumout. A despatch dated Havre, 24th, say tho Germaus, after making a rcquisitioi of 4,000f., shot four inhabitants, am carried off the Mayor and threo Council men. Tho name of the placo is omitted Turkey declares semi-officially tim henceforth she will rely upou herself fo protection, aud not upon tho interest aud jealousies of tho European powers. LONDON, Jauuary 26.-Advices to th 25th say tho preseuco of Favro at Vol pailles is unconfirmed. It is regarde doubtful on 'chango,|aud consols fell of Tho week's adjournment of tho confci euee is attributed to thc absence of tli French representative. Still later advices annouueo the cupiti latino of Longwy, with 4,000 prison Cl and 200 guns. Bismarck has bec appointed Chancellor of the Germa Empire. - . American Intelligence. CIIAIUIBSTON, January 2G.-Arrived steamships Virginia, Philadelphia; Si Gall, Baltimore. WASHINGTON, Jauuary 25.-Tho coi test yesterday for tho seat from tl Fifth Georgia District attracted mat attention. General Young managed tl case for Corker, (Democrat,) whiluGcu ral Butler championed Beard, (colored Radical. Tho result, 148 for seatii Corker to 41 adverse, shows that tl majority candidates from tho Bout provided they can tako tho oath, u tolerably euro of seats. General Youi was much applauded for his shrov managomont of tho case. James F. Randolph, mnuy years edit of the Brunswick Freilonian, is den aged eighty years. HAVANA, January 25.-Only threo the flllibnstors, who disembarked Vuella Abajo, remain alive. WASHINGTON, January 26.-A boa unow Northward interrupts travel a mails. Tho Kansas Legislaturo bas elect Alexander Coldwell to succeed Ross tho Senate. Tho elomeuts composi the Reconstruction Committee aro inharmonious, that thu Committeo I: virtually dissolved. No measure pi posed can be sanctioned by the majori There is no disposition on tho part tho Chairman to call a meeting of t Committee. Vinnie Ream's stntue of Lincoln v formally unveiled last night. Tho pi Ho was pleased. The House was engaged ou lud?an proprintious to-day. In tho Seuato, tho Committeo on P Olfices reported a bilK^or bridging mississippi at Bounvilie. Tho bill creasing pensions goes to tho Preside It involves an increasod expeuditurt $5,000,000. A billi abolishing tho come tax was passed, by twenty-six twenty-five. Blair voted no. This i triumph of Comminsioucr Plenaonton over Secretaries Boutwell and Delano. The vote was muoh mixed, politically. No co n fil-nanti cm of the surrender of Paris. NEW YORK, January 26.-A general snow provuils. Tho mails aro ono and two lunns behind from tho North and South-none from tho West. Tho ico in tho bay is unequalled for many years. Dr. M. A. Wolff, a notorious abortion? ist, was convicted of manslaughter nnd sentenced to seven years imprisonment. Another indictment is pending against him. AN IMPORTANT ADMISSION -lu the Fe? bruary number of tho Galaxy, Mr. Thur? low Weod virtually admits that he was the author of a famons article iu thc Al? bany Journal which gave the kcy-uoto to the war against tho South. Tho aim of this articlo was to disguise tho real ob? ject of tho war, viz: Northern absolut? ism through tho abolition of slavery, un? der the falso pretexts of "Union, Consti? tution, otc." It is positively refreshing to rend the confession of this old mon? ster, und fairly to seo in overy word of his writing a chuckle at the consumma? tion of his deceit. We can now nuder stand how so many Democrats, hitherto trno, wero drawn iuto tho vortex and powerless afterward Jto go back from the j whirlpool. Tho meauer ?ort of them have ching to Budiculisni which gave them pap. The better sort, Uko Frauk j Blair, havo issued forth to strike earnest | blows for liberty on other fields. A war begun with nn evil motive and prolonged by a gigantic Ho shall ucver ultimately be victorious for the tramplers of right, j Wo ure much obliged for Mr. Weed's revelation aud are curious to kuow what ' Mr. Beck aud thc war Democracy aro j going to do ubout it. We know where j Frauk Blair is, but how about Beck A Co. V -- - I The Grassville (Fla.) New Ern says! that several of tho largest planters in ? Alacho? County have determined to ' abandon tho idea of planting, during j this year at least. The reasons which I have impelled them to tho adoption of this coarse Arc too numerous to bo de? tailed. Tho principal one, however, is i this, that under tho present Badieal administration, tho farmers, (uor no: nue else for that matter,) can pay thu [iresent enormous tuxes. Besides this, t [heir gin houses and barns arc seton tire I ind destroyed, their stock is "buller-, ?zed" and crops stolen : and tho rascals j who perpetrate thc dei ils are permitted 'j' fi. lover,?. This dav, we vent ur - Hie assertion, there aro IHM I. lilly penitentiary jail birds at liberty in lins County, "with none to molest ur make thom afraid." CoM'Kni?UATK Corros BOAS". - L'uder tho heading of "A Permanent Invest? ment,'' thc New York I'ost sins: "Thc Confed?rate colton loan, redeemable in j gold by Mr. Jefferson Davis' Govern-1 nient in 1 WP*:*., is still bought and sold on ? tho London stock exchange. There arc C2.L?r>1T0U ol' it in tho Loudon market, j which cost the subscribers about IK) per ; cont, of its nominal value. ?Sir Henry du Houghton is said to have .C".SO,OOO ? which cost him nearly par. ?Sides were actually made during December at from 8?.i(?5 per cent., closing at the highest rate. The only value of the stock, it appears, lies in tho hopo of the sanguine ! purchasers that the. United States will j ono dav redeem it."' On Saturday night, while the Jv.ist-j wird bound traiu on the Central Pacific] Bailroad was stopping at Alto Station, near the summit of the Sierra Nevada, the mail car was npeucd with false keys and robbed of ?ill the registered letters and a package containing $10,000. The passengers and mail agents wore at. sup? per when tho robbery was committed, and a guard in tho next car says ho heard nothing. As tho mountains are covered with snow, it is believed that tho robbers must bc captured. Father Hyacinth, in his London lec? ture on the war, displayed his usual independeuce of thought. Ho recog? nized tho blunders of France. The loss of Alsace and Lorraiuo would not bo fatal to Frauee. As to the results of the war, ho declared that Germany would become a centre of civilization; while France, again free, would carry to thoir legitimate end tho ideas of the great revolution, aud put au end to the coun? try's threatened ruin. DlSTllESS AMONO COIJOUKD PKOI'??E.-A writer iu tho National Standard, (Wash? ington,) gives a pitiablo account of the squalid poverty prevailing among many of tho blacks of Washington. Thou? sands of them, it seems, are there with? out employment, and tho writer calcu? lates that it would require $1,000,000 an nully to reliovo thc wants of tho indi? gent colored people. The JncksouviTlo (Florida) Union, of j tho 21st, says: Tho construction train went through a culvert, seven miles from Tallahassee, yesterday morning. Tho culvert was burut during tho preceding! night. L. B. Ostoen, conductor, nnd a fireman were both killed. Tho trostlo-work on tho Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile Bailroad, along Luke Harris, gave woy with a construc? tion train last Friday, killing tho con? ductor and fireman. The engineer es cuped by jumping from the train. Tom-"I say, Jack, what a beautiful complexion Miss Smith has! Do you know her?" Jack-"No, but I kno-v a girl who buys her complexion at the samo store.'" A tiro in Milford, Mass., Monday, de? stroyed tdoven stores and two dwellings, aud burned to death Mr. Amos Thurs? ton, Mrs. Newton, and a young Irish woman. Tho moss bnsinessin Florida is assum? ing profitable proportions. Tho article is procured in tho forests, cured, packed and forwarded to the North. ?..?-? v~j .i*,fK-.\^<.-u*jK.:w.ti-.A:.........."-? ? - ?I*_. L. A minstrel troupe, composed of genu? ino negroes, who recently attempted to give an exhibition in Westport, Coun., were pelted with onions and driven ont of town.- F.xchango. What a pity that couldn't have hap? pened in Georgia! It would have rnado n splendid Ku Klux outruge for the Radicals. Just think of genuine niggors being pelted with onions in defianoe of nil the amendments. Will this infernal spirit of caste never bc exoroised? I Cincint.ati Commercial. j "I think," says Dr. John Brown, of j Edinburg, "that every family should have a dog. It. is liko a perpetual buby; and then it betrays no secrets, never sulks, asks uo troublesome questions, novcr gets into debt, uevor comes dowu I late to breakfast-aud it is always ready for a bit of fun." A Boston firm saved $35,000 iu gold duties by the arrival, nt New York, of two carg?os of wool, on tho last day of December. The captain of one of thc crafts spoiled two suits of sails iu his anxiety to renell port before the new tariff beeuino a law. A gentleman spunking of the happi? ness of the married state before his daughter, despairingly said: "Sho who marries docs well, but she who does not marry does hotter." "Well, then," said the young lady, "I will do well; let those who choose do bettor." The lumbermen in the Western part of Mnt>sachlisetta, having hud no snow for sledding operations, suv that unless winter should be unexpectedly pro? longed, tho price of wood and native lumber in many country towns will bo seriously ?ff? cted. Why don't the great men of France stir? Why do they remain motionless and cold while our bleeding country is ruined? asked nu oratorio Paris the other day. "Because they arc cast in bronze," answered :i voice from the gal? lery. At last some of Baker's patty have dis? covered a ooufluuut to the lower Nile. As it is evidently a ii valet of recent birth, it would be Wei! tu call it the Ju- i vernie. The otters in Florida appear to be for? midable animals, lt required two men : to rounuge one to death in Lake Harris \ recently. Waler is M> scarce in Providence thal citizens are compelled to liny il from out-of-town ponds, pin ing as high ns >'"> ' ii lund. j] Good tai-in hands iu North Carolina 1 receive ir?.hi ? igM io ion dollars per j The li rsl piintct ?in??. . . , ? j lhere is am know bulgin was puhiuio i '.. i U-.7. j The most beaut ifni church iu America was built by a widow (Mrs. Colt, ol Hart- ? ford.) in memory of her husband. Au irruption of the Ceborucoo volcano, t, in Mexico, destroyed the villages of 11 Ahuacatclan, Ixluw and Jaba. .............. ( HM NANCI AI.ANTI roruniKUciAi.. j Cobl'MlilA, S. C., January 27.-Sales of ? cotton, yesterday. 136 bales-middling . ia?i'e. IJONI'ON, Jaunary 2o- Noou.-Consols 92??.'t- Bonds'.Ul'.;'. FitANKKoirr, January 25.-Bonds 95;V? LlVKKVOOTj, January 25-3 P. M. Cotton active and buoyant-uplands S(,(/ 8,'?*; Orleaus S l?(t$8j}?. Cotton afloul from Orleans, loaded in December, b1., for middiiug. LiATKit.-Cotton firmer-uplands S',j'; Orleans S'.,(?r H-}"'; sales 20,OOO bales; speculation and export 5,000; sales Tues? day 4,000 more than previously reported; loading at Mobile, S.'.;' for middlings; afloat from New Orleaus, shipped in De? cember, 8}?. NKW Youie, ?january 2C-Noon. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat heavy. Corn dull aud unchanged. Pork firm-mess 22.87@23.00. Lard dull steum 127?(??H3. Cotton in fair demand and i|? higher-middling uplands 15?,;'; Orleans 1 T>1 a. Freights dull. Stocks dull and henvy. Governments very strong, especially Os of '81. State seci - rilies very steady. Gold steady, at IO1 J. Money 5@6. * Exchange-long O '., ; short 10,'"'. United States Gs, bl; regis lored, 1? 3 J ; coupons 12; 5-206, 02s, re? gistered 9. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet, with sales of 4,800 bales, at 15/v Southern flour quiet-common to cood extra 6.950 7.50; good to choice 7.55(? 8.75. Wheat quiet and lower-wiuter red and amber Western 2.56@2.57. Corn dull-new 63@65. CoQ'co in fuir request-Bio 13'ri (Yr IO1..'. Sugar firm. Molasses easier, at" 02>... Pork 28.00@23.50. Lard firmer, at 18%. Freights dull cotton 5-16(oi;lrt'. BALTIMORE, January 20. -Cottou ftrmi r and held higher-middling 15??; re? ceipts 990; sales 775; stock 1:1,305. CuARIiBSTON, January 20.-Cottou still -middling 15; receipts 2,95(5 bales; sales 300; stock 40,018. SAVANNAH, January 20.-Cotton quiet but firm-middling 15; receipts 5,200 bales; saleB 2,100; stock 90,015. NKW ORLEANS, January 26.-Flour firmer-superfino G.25; doublo 6.50; tre blo 6.75. Corn firm-yellow 75; white 80. Pork 23.00. Bacou 10J?($18. Lard, sugar, molasses, oolloo and whis? key unchanged. Cotton fonding up? ward-middling 15fj$15??; receipts 4,785 bales; sales 5,400; stock 188,688. j NoiiFOLK, Januarj 26.-Cotton firm low middling l?}?(a}l?}.'.\ receipts 2,217 bales; Rides 100; stock 10,091. GALVESTON, January 26.-Cotton quiet but firm-good ordinary 13@133.i; re? ceipts 1,386 bales; sales 500; stock 58,142. Monmis, January 26.-Cotton buoyant middling ll;"1.} ; receipts 1,120 bille:*; saies 2,500; stock 05,847. WILMINGTON, January 2G. - Cottou quint und steady-middiiug 14; receipts 77 bales; sales 50; stook 2,148. BOSTON, January 26.-Cotton strong middling 16; receipts 860 bales; sales 500; stock 0,500. The Young Men's Christian Association commence this new y oar with a determination to puah forward with zeal tho work which is set for them to do. lu view of this, thc fol? lowing committees have boon appointed: To PnoviOE Fon THE roon.-O. D. Btanlev, Chairman; E. P. Alexandor, E. Stonkouao, \V. C. Planer, W. H. Snuior, T. P. Pnrac. To PnoviDE Fon YOUNO MEN COMINO TO THE CITY TO RESIDE.-Dr. D. Ii. Boozer, Chairman; John Bryce. Gcorgo Bruns. Perenna knowing of any cases lo ho acted on by them, will plonge report such to the Chairman or anv member oi" thc committee. C. J. I BEDELL, President, ??" State papera will pleano publish tho lat ter committee without- charge. Jan 21? COTTON SICKO Oil. CAKK can be had nt all times, and in any quantity, of Jan 21 E. UUP E. NOTU; rc.-Thc undersigned have lormcd a Co-partnership, and will bo known ns E. \V. SEIBELS ,V CU. They represent some of tho best PIKE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES m thc United StatOH. Wo proposo to bo general Land Agent?, and will sell nc, purchase Real Enlate anywhere in South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We will prosecute claims boforo tho Legislature, mid the renewal of lost bonds or other papers. Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estato will do well to communicate with us at Colum? bia. Wo have several handsome places fur sale. Uflico at Mike Hoko's Clothing Store. E. W. SEIBELS, Dec 2 J. R. E/EL.L. NOTU:K-Tho subscribe!s having tried the "CREDIT SYSTEM" for the last three years, havo found it to be a losing business, and have como to tho conclusion to adopt tho exclusively "CASU SYSTEM" from this dato. They would also call upon all indebted to them to eenie up to tho "Captain's Olliro" mid settle. CAMPBELL .V JUNES. Jan 1 NOTl'JK,_All iudebtcdto tin: undersigned hy Note, Lien, Book Account, or other? wise, will make settlement of tho samo before the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next and save costs. E. & G. D. HUPE. Jan (i EDWARD HUPE. riTOCKB, BOM US anil coiri'oxs bought IO niul auld by D. GAMDRI LL, Broker. Nov 2:1 limn SI'HCIAL. ATTKNIIoa Kjvi n to the col? lection of Commercial Paper. Interest mi State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and Conversion ol' State Securities, bv Nov'23 (imo P CAM URI LL, Broker. OLO H WK HILLS unit AlVTtl.ATI'.l) CUKItttNCY bought and sold by Nov 23 ?ino I). CAM UKI LL. Broker. N'OTICK.- An election for oho ASM?l'AM' POLICEMAN will bo hold at regular ' meeting of City Council. TUESDAY, January ?ll, 1871. Application:! must be Hied with un? dersigned prior to said dale. Itv order of Connell. V> .M. J. KTTKR. Jan 20 ll Cier!: of Council. NOTICK.- Having had granted to nie letter.-* <>f administration neon the L-stateof William A. Wright, late ?d' Columbia, lecea.-.?d: Al! persons indebted to tho estate ire required tn make immediate payment to me; and ail persons ha\ iii>; idalia." against the mid entato. will present thom, dal.? attested. io mo, at the Nickeri'on House,"or to mv Vttoi noys, Messrs. Pope A llnske!!, at their Law t d'.ieo, Richardsoi: street, Columhia, S. ' ?-. r..? carly p.i\ an nt. ' Lui J". . Li S VRAI! !.. WltlGJ! 1'. i: A VOlO <U'.\t ICS.-A victim oi'?'AV?yxi.. I, j\_ discretion, causing nervous debility, pre- . mature decay, ?Vc, having tried in vain every j advertised remedy, has a simple moans ol' self-cure, which ho will und fri'n to his fellow- I Butterers. Address J. H. TU t'l'LK, 7H Nassau j 1 trent, New York. Doe 2:'. tOlllo State of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, JASCAHV2-1. 1-71. IJKOl'OSALS for thu printing ol' the cur? rent and permanent woik id' the O encrai Assembly, addressed to thc Clerks of tho Se? nate and House ol' Repr?sentai ives, will bc received bv the undersigned until WEDNES? DAY, February 1, 1871. J. WOODRUFF, Clerk ol' Senate. A. U. JONES, Clerk ol' House of Repr?sentatives. Jan 20 New Varieties Garden Seeds. IrULDERKRAUT CABBAOE, 1 Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage, Early Bchweinfortli Cabbage, Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato, New French Breakfast Radish, Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Early Wiiiuiiigstadt Cabbage. For ?ale by E. H. H EIN ITS H. Wholesale and Retail Drug and Seed Store. Jan 25 Oils, Turpentine, Benzine. 1 AA GALLONS LINSEED OIL, L" *V/ 100 gallons Train Oil, 100 gallons Machinery Uil, KIO gallons Spirits Turpentine, 100 gallons Alcohol, 50 gallons Benzine, 10 barrels Kerosene Oil. For sale low by E. H. HEIN1TSH, Jan 2> Wholesale and Retail Druggist. To Rent, MA DWELLING HOUSE, on Upper street, containing eight rooms. Ten acrcB of LAND contiguous to tho dwelling will bo rented with it if desired. Apply to WM. WALLACE. At Oflioe of Messrs. Wallace A Greene, Jan 25 (i Scott's Bank Building. The Dexter Stables. TUE undersigned have re? ft -Jpi moved their Stables to the new nS2*7V-^ building, immediately South of ^7l^^:?i#*bi""ci''H Badi and, with a now ~\|5rC*^S"Jr fstock or CARRIAGES, BIG? GIES auu lino HORSES, arc prepared lo an? swer all calls that may bo made upon them. Horses bought and Bold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to give us a call. Liberal advances made on stock left for sale. BOYCE A CO. W. II. BOYCE. . ? C. II. PinrtSOlLL. Jan 21 Music Lessons. ?*&?^ A MISS CULLEN will give MU Jr&aj&K SIC LESSONS on PIANO and V&y^T^artGlJlTAK, commencing cn MON ^gB.y DAY next, January 30. Sho re? spectfully solicits a shari of public patronage. For particulars, apply to her at tho residence of Coleman B. Walker, Esq., Bull street, near Ibo corner ol' Lumber. _ Jan 21 fi Farra for Sale. CHEAP for cash, a small FARM, seven acres, moro or less, on upper Boundary street, bounded on East by lands of Col. Wm. Wallace, North bv J. M. Crawford, South hy Boundary street. For further particulars, inquire of O. D. HOPE, or D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON. Jan8* 18 7 1. 18 7 1. 1?EW CROP GARDEN SEED, --AT E. E. JACKSON'S . Jan 25 0 Drug Stoic. Carolina House-Notice. THE proprietor of the Carolina Houoo an? nounces to his patrons and tho public that after this dato, all LIQUORS and WINKS will be sold in his establishment at greatly reduced prices. All imported liquors will bo charged for at tho rate of from 2? @25 conts per glass; thoao of domestic manufacturo from 10 to 15 cents per glans. Thu proprietor pledges himself, that what bo offers to his customers shall be of tho best description, and that bis reduction of prices shall not affect tho quality o? his stock, which has given and continues to give such satisfaction to tho patrons of the Carolina House, .lan 25 lt. MA Ult Y, Proprietor. Lost. IAM informed by I), s. Taylor, Esij , or Shreveport, Louisiana, that two Chucks, i drawn at Shreveport, La., August 10, 1H70, to ? thc order ol S. L. Taylor, Attorney ot Francis W. Ficklin-,'. Truste.;, and specially endorsed to F rancis W. Pickling,Trustee, or order; ono by J. J. Marshall, on Thomas E. Gregg, Co? lumbia, South Carolina, for two thousand dollars in gold, and tho other by J. J. Mar? shall, Executor, ou the Citizens' bank of Now Orleans, for six thousand dollars in gold; were mailed to me by tho ondoreer. at Shreve? port, La., on tho 22d August, 1S70. These Checks havo not boon rncoivd. Payment hav? ing buen stopped, the public are warned uot to negotiate them. FRANOIS W. PICK LING, Trusten. Jan 22 fi New Books at Bryan & McCartcr's. THE Lifo of Lord Palmerston, by Ilnlwcr. Tho English Go Vernes? at tho Siamese Court, with plates. The Percys, by aiithot ..?! Stepping Heaven? wards. Prlco fl 25. The Victory ot the Vanqiiinhcd, by author of Kohonberg Family. $1.75. Light at Evening Tillie-a book of Comfort and Support for tho Aged-by Dr. Holmo. Arthur Help's Essays, written at intervals, ?1.50. Joseph and His Friend, by ltavard Taylor. Sketches of San Domingo,"by Keim. tl.50. Morning and Evoniug Exercises, bv Henry Ward beecher. ?2 00. Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored plates. &1.00; and other new Dooks, to nuit all fancies. Also, a variety of new Novels, and anothei supply of Diaries for 1911. Jan 21 Monticello Female Institute. ^ THE second scholastic yoar ol >4fVSa this institution, embracing two fcCi ?jHpe^s ess ions ol eighteen weekn i ach, H*tjHta*'?vill commence on the FIRST jPS?^MONDAY in February next. *\mkW TKIIMH PEU SESSION IN ADVANCE. Board and Tuition in regular branches... .fSt Music on Piano.2( French. 1; Drawing and Painting.?10 to lt Singing and Vocalization.f.Ttu 1( Use ot instrument to ? pr., -lie.: ... . f Incidentals. 1 For circulars apply *V. II. HUTCHISON, Principal, Jan 2tl I ' Moutiecllo, S. C. School Notice. ?rgw ? ll K subscriber having just sue -.filed in procuringu residence foi t ^jtJKf ni- nunile, niels ii necessary ti jVgErgivc? noti.M that iiis SCHOOI FOI! HOYS will |iM?itiv?:ly bu open .1 on the FIRST MONDAY in February, at Ids residence corner of Plain und Heilders?! -tt'-i-ts. next lions?: ai ove Niel;* rson's Hotel. Jan 12 IS* C. II. BARNWELL. "* -?fl?wv and Day Schcol, TilK SIISMKS MAXI?.. .. . yo UK VILLI:, S. C. THE next vss'oll nf this Schon y^Sfcw will commence on ibe FIRST OJ wMOar Ternis p. r Session ot Twont ^8^53* Weeks, payable nno-haif in ml Jqfijfr vance ami half hi middle ol' sessioi Tuition in English, und Hoard, includ? ing Washing, Fm ; and Lights-1105 0 Languages. DJ (] Instrunieutal Music. .. 25 11 Vocal Music. 25 (1 For further part?cular*, address Mis.; JULIA M AN IG AULT, Jan li ftliS Yorkville. S. C. King's Mountain Military School, VOHKVJLLK, >. C. THE First Session of the Selim jfn^k year ot 1ST! will begin bil thu lt <~^$BSP<ifc Tr.'aMi.- For School r.xpenses, ^y^y e.. Tuition, Books, Stationl ry,, Ac *a&ir boarding, Ftiol, Lights and Wasl ing, ?135 in current", per session of in mouths. For circulars containing full particular apply to Coi.. A. COWARD. Dec ltlfw Pliilcipal and Proprietor. MT. ZION SCHOOL, WINNSBOIIO, S. C. #THE no.t session of this scho will boeill MONDAY, ?th day Student? are under milita disciplino and wear an appropria TKHMs PER SESSION nf- MVi: MONTHS: Board, including tuition, fuel, lights and washing.fl For circulars address G. A. WOODWARD, Ptincipal, or M. M FARROW, Asso. Prine'l. Jon 24 tuffi LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALUK Y & BAKNIVKLL. THE undersigned have this day enter into partnership, in the practice of ia under the name of TALLEY & BAUN WELL. W. H. TALLEY, Jan t NATHANIEL BARNWELL Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! ! ! THOMAS W. POPE linforms t apublic that tho best BEEF, POll HUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in t narket, can bc found at Stall No, Give nib > call. Doc 28 Inn OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! ?AM selling tho best NORFOLK OYSTE offered in this market, and get them fr? every day from Norfolk. I llave also reduced thc price to $1.75J gallon, and smaller quantities in propel ti Families can have them delivered at their sidences. by leaving their orders at tho House. JOHN D. BATEMAN Nov 2!? 2ni Just Received t?hv_ FORTY head of very ?no yoi B&lft Kentucky MULES, many of which ? ^I2Lwell broke to harness. Apply at Oil bonaira Stables, corner Assembly und Sen streets. W. S. A J. M. TALBOT! Jan 15 JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS,! Ti ami other fancy articles forpitllc ro Ai.SO, A fr<-sh selected stock ol CANDIES, fa and stick, and a large assortment of Fa and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A lino lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, fig Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 21 Main stree For Sale, o7i?\l\ BUSHELS of Dicksons Imprn ?i\ FU COTTON SEED, grown boni e purchased in 18(50, at M per brothel, from vid Dickson, ot Goorgij Price tiffy cents bushel of thirty pounds. J. K. DAVIS, Jan 15 f Monticello, 9. t A^otlcm Saleen Coffee, Sugar and Molo eues, imported by W. E. HalL BY F. P. SALAS, Auctioneer. ON THURSDAY next, tho 2d of February, at ll o'clock A. M , will bo sold, in Cobfa'e Warehouse, cornor of Queen and Philadel? phia streets, Charleston, cargo of British hrig "Prothosa," direct from Kio Janeiro, consisting of: 2 500 sacks RIO COFFEE, expressly select? ed for this market. ALSO. Cargo of schooner "Wm. Deming," direct from Demarara, consisting of: lill hhds. Good, fri me and Choice Denian ra Sugars. 100 hbls. Choice Demarara Bogara. (V) puncheons Choice Demarara Molasses. AND IMMEDIATELY A Knut, :i"i0 boxes Good to Frimo Centrifugal Sugars. 300 tibi .. fright Mnscovado Molasses. 05 hud*1. Swco. Cuba Molasses. Tho above goods will bo roadv for inspec? tion on day previous to salo, and catalogues furnished. CONDITIONS OK SALK.- All suma under $2,000, catvb; I rom $2,000 to $5,000 thirty days; over $5,000 sixty days, with approved city endorsed notes. Jan 262 Estate Sale. D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers John Fisher, Executor, cs. W. K. Bachman and wife. PURSUANT to tho order of bia Honor Samnol W. Moiton, Jndge of tho Fifth Circuit, made in tho abovo stated caao, dated January 7, 1871, and to mc directed, 1 will sell, before tho Court House in Colombia, on tho drat MONDAY in February next, at ll o'clock, in tho forenoon, the Real Estate hereinafter described, upon tho terms and on the conditions hereinafter expressed, that ia to H av : Alf that LOT OF LAND on Plain streot, ic tho city of Columbia, bounded North by Tay? lor street, Eaat by lot of John Fisher, Sooth by Plain street, and West by Pickons street, being tho lot upon which atands the residence occupied by Dr. Edward II. Fisher in his life? time, snbject, however, to tho ben of two mortgages-ono to J. A. Hennoman and one to Mrs. Emily Hayne. ALSO. All tho right, title and interest of Edward H. Fisher, being ono undivided half-interest, in a Tract of Laud, on tho Stateburg Road, adjoining landa of the Ursulino Convent, con . faining 102 acres, more or lesa. Terms of salo cash. SAMUEL LORD, Ju., Special Roforee. Jan 15 t Lexington-In Equity. Mary Lcaphart aud Folley Ltapbart ri. Gtc J. Leaphart. IN obedience to an order of Samuel W. Mel? ton, Judge of tho Fifth Circuit -"n tho abovo stated case, I will soil, on the /IRST MONDAY in February next, within tl legal hours, beforo thc Court llonao door iu tho city of Columbia, ? certain LOT OF LAND, ns described in the bill ns containing one-half acre, moro or les?, on tho South-east corner ol' Lincoln and Pendleton sireetH. CONDITIONS or SALT.-That is to say, for cash sufficient to pay tax and cost of suit and ex penso ol sale; thu balance on a credit of on" year, with interest thereon from day of sale. Purchase money to bo secured by bond and surely, and a mortgage of tho premises sold. S. M. ROOF, 8 L. C. Shel ill' s Otticc, Lexington C. IL, Januarv 9 IS71. Jan lat? in the Court of Probate-Lexington. Eet'lPSu' alexander II. Wolfe, Administrator TyURS? ANT*to^VThJ**J9i deccoi-ed. JL Cangliman, Judge of ProbaTo7VW<l?^ iugton County, I will tell, on tho tiret day o? February next and days succeeding, The PERSONAL PROPERTY nf W. M Beckham, deceased, consisting of about ?10 bales Cotton, 15 Mules, 3 Horaes and 2 Colts, Ot) Hogs, 90 Cattle, among which arc a great manv line Milch Cowa. Kitchen Furniture, Ac, and a largo quantity of linc Cotton Seed. 3,000 Bushels Corn and largo quantity of Fodder, 3 Four-Horee Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart, large quantity of Farming Implements, House and Tho sale will bo commenced at what is known aa tho James Bates place, in Richland Fork, and continued there until all the pro? perty on that placo is sold; and on tho day immediately succeeding, tho salo will be con? tinued nt the Baker place, in Lexington, tho late reaidenco of tho deceased, and continued there until all tho property ia sold. It is thought the aale at the Batea place will oc? cupy about two dava, and tho salo commenced at tho Baker placo on tho third. Terms of sale cash. 8. M. ROOF, S. L. C. Sheriff's Office, Lexington C. H., January 1>, 1M71. Jan 13 Fresh Teas. CHOICE GUNPOWDER. Hyaon, Oolong and English breakfast Teas. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT t!l.UUlt. Now Orloana and Golden Syrup. New York Pig Hama and Breakfast 8trir?, etc., for sale at reasonable prices, by Jan 7 Imo_E. STENHOUSE. Received To-day. ALOT of prime Walhalla BUTTER, in ball?? und in bulks. ORANGES, LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Grapes, Dried Fruit, etc., on hand. Jan 17 W. D. .SCHOENBERG. Dentistry. THE undersigned would in? form his friend- and patrons that ho is prepared to exeoute scientifically and satisfactorily all operations and work of wbataoovor kira bis profession demanda. Turma accommodating. Office over Meaars. Porter A Co.'s Dry Gooda Storo, on Maiu aticot, Columbia, 8. C. Offico honra bom 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., and from 2 to 1 p. m. Nov 29 D._L. BOOZER, D. D. 8. United States District Court DISTRICT OP SOUTH CAROLINA. Es. parle Thom SB J. Robertson, Executor of John Caldwell. In re the Laurens Railroad Cumpa iy, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy. rifHE time here tor.) re fixed for thu creditors JL of thu Laurens Railroad Company, bank* rupt, to eatabliah their respective liens being extended, thia rulo ia now published, requir? ing tho lien er editors am . ach others tho cre? ditors whoso debts have buen created since tho bankruptcy of tho Laurens Railroad Coin pan v, to eatabliah their respectivo claima be? foro" C. G. Jaeger, RegiBter, at Newberry, 8 C., on or before the first dav of Fobrnary next. DANIEL HORLBBOK, Clerk Circuit Conrt U. S. for 8. C. . anil _tlO Blacksmith and Whee Bright. TUE subscriber, having started blan? dness on his own account, bef?s to in? form his friends and tho public that he is Tow prepared to execute all orders in hi? lino. His Shop is loaatod on Asaombly street, butween Horvaia and Lady. Jan Olmo PHILLIP MoT/.. Just Received AN assortment of brush CRACKERS, of tl. * Huent quality .emulating of Sod.?, boston. Butter, Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lnnch Milk, for salo at lower prices than usual, Ly Jan 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE^. Bargains in Clothing at HOKFX