The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, January 28, 1871, Image 3
Foreign Affairs*
LONDON, January 26-Evening.-A de?
spatch from Borne, says since the 23d,
French pickota along the border aro pre?
venting egross from Franco into Switz?
erland, and imprisoning strangers. The
Gormans have stormed Grayroueli, and
repulsad tho French attack upon Villors.
Tho fillip Emerson, from Savnnunb,
Docomber 3, for Bromen, with cotton,
was burning at Bremerhaven. At hist
accounts tho Bro wus increasing.
LONDON, January 25.-It is stated
upon unofficial but trustworthy author?
ity that tho Germans will insist upon
the unconditional surrender of Paris,
nor forts and d?fonces. Tho report
published in thc Times of a collusion
botwecn Bismarck, Napoleon and Euge?
nio, is unfounded. It is stated that
Garibaldi is surrounded near Dijou.
Tho Daily News says Favre roturncd
from Versailles to Puris on Wednesday.
It is Btatcd that William has written to
Augusta that capitulation is imminent,
and William's spoedy roturn to Berlin ie
nvnanfnil
LONDON, January 2G-Noon.-Thc
Prussians destroyed tho bridgo over tho
Cher, near Tours. The Prussians have
abandoned tho siego of Cambrai aud
othor fortresses iu the Eastern Depart?
ment of tho North.
LONDON, January 2(5-3 P. M.-Or
inquiry at the German Legation here, al
noon to-day, it was ascertained that nc
information of tho capitulation of Paru
had been recoived there, nor at tht
British Foreign OQice, up to a late hom
last night. Tho reports that Favre hat
made propositions for capitulation ro
main unconfirmed.
BERLIN, January 215.-Tho reporte?
prcseuco of Favro at Brussels, thougl
not officially confirmed, caused inteusi
excitement. Tho people repaired to thi
palace, hoping for a confirmation fron
the Queen's lips. No telegram ha<
reached her Majesty. All tho publi
offices arc closed and business generali;
suspended. The fact is known hore o?l
ci ully that only five days' full rations rc
main in Puris.
American Intelligence.
CiiAiUiESTON, January 27.-Arrived
stcamsbip Charleston, New York.
NEW YOKE, Jauuary 20.-Thc Ifurald'
special from Loudon, 25th, says there i
tremendous excitement iu that city ii
tho West end over tho rumored treat
for tho capitulation of Paris. Man
doubt tho truth of the report, and thi
disbelief is increased by the rumor tht
Favre is actually on his way to Londo
to attend the Conference. Ii is said tin
ho is expected in Loudou nt 2 15 to-thr
This is improbable. On '(/bango thei
is an effervescing excitement. Tl:
momborsarc gathered in groups, tal ki ii
eagerly, and editions of papers brougl
in aro anxiously scanned. Evorytbiti
is rising yet, but little is doing, as tl
mcmbors aro too excited. Tho We
End Clubs arc crowded at au unusual
early hour, and in omnibussos and rai
road cars tho subject forms the ouo top
of conversation, aud calculations of f
kinds are made. Among French rc;
dents general satisfaction ia expresse
Their opinion is that the news of capit
lation is well founded, and they ncce
tho fact of Trochu's resignation us pro
of its truth.
Neighborhoods most frequented 1
French refugees, Leceistcr square ai
Soho, present just now a singular n
pcaranco; every street is filled wi
groups of people wildly gesticulate
Further information is eagerly soug
for at the Foreign Olli co, and at t
Prussian Embassy. Nothing was kuo\
of the capitulation at 3 o'clock.
WASHINGTON, Jauuary 27.-The sm
and sleet continued Northward until tl
morning.
Thc French Legation hero represa
tho probable situation as follows: Af
the resignation of Trochu and th<
controlling Puris, tho city will be HI
rendered-which Bismarck declines
rcccivo until preliminaries of pcaco :
signed, which will biud all France.
RICHMOND, January 27.-lu the Unil
Slates District Court, to-day, Ku
Cummings, colored, who was sent Soi
as a teacher by a benevolent society
Now York, obtained a verdict for ?1,
damages from tho Orange and Alex
dria Railroad Company for having bi
ejected from tho train at Alexandria,
cause she, having a first class ticket,
fused to go in tho colored people's (
Tho joint committee of the Lcgislat
agreed, to-dny, that of tho agriculti
laud scrip fund, one-third should gc
tho colored people's collego and tho
maindcr divided between tho two S
collogcs.
NEW YORK, January 27.-A specia
the World, dated Brussels, 20th, mt
Bismarck say, in reply to Fuvro's as
tiou that it would bo impossible to L
tho Bordeaux Government if tho rej
lie rejects terms and tho empiro ace
thom, "you must choose bctweon aci
tancu and tho restoration of tho cmpi
Favro hus departed for London.
Tho gas meter nt tho Brooklyn
works exploded. A numbor of w
men, cleaning away snow, were ki
and wounded.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-In
Senate, Trumbull gave notico thal
Georgia Senatorial question would c
up in a day or two. A bill was it
ducod to i m provo tho mouth of tin
John's River, Florida. Tho II
tablod tho Sonato bill to incorporate
Southern Express Company.
Tho Kentucky Legislature, ycfltci
reconsidered its action of tho day bi
upon tho Cincinnati and Southern
road bill, und passed it by a vote c
to 45.
In the Senate, 1-1,000 citizens of \
ern Pennsylvania protest agatns
obstruction of navigation by ii brid
Cincinnati. Tho committee to in'
gate charges against Sprngue for :
trading with Texas during tho war i
thorizod lo send for persons and pn
Gen. Sherman was appointed rege
the Smithsonian Instituto. Tho civil
oorvico bill wis discussed to adjourn?
ment.
In the Honse, a bill authorizing the
salo of the Chattanooga Bolling Mill to
tho South-western Iron Company was
passed. Tho Indian appropriation bill
was passed. The following resolution
was passed: That a Senate bill to repeal
so much of tho Act approved July 14,
1870, entitled "An Aot to reduco interuul
taxes, and for other purposes," as con?
tinues tho income, tax after tho 3l8t of
December, 18C9, be returned to that
body, with tho respectful suggestion on
the part of the House that section seven,
article one, of tho Constitution vests in
the House of Representatives tho solo
power to originate such measures
Congressman Butler wus acquitted
from tho chargo of perjury.
Tho Conference Committee on the
territorial bill for the district meela
Saturday.
Joshua D. Geddings wan nominated a?
Assistant Treasurer, at Charleston, S. C.
Thc Georgia Senatorial questions eomo
up Monday; also tho steamship hi li?
Tho Judiciary Committee of tho
House have agreed to report favorably
upon amendments to the bankrupt bill,
excluding widows' dower from its opera?
tions, and transferring tho appointment
of registers from the Chief Justice to tho
Circuit Courts.
- . .
Wo yesterday printed tho resolution
introduced in tho House by Mr. Levy,
of Charleston, rolative to tho heavy ex?
pense incurred iu titting up tho hull of
tho H0U60 of Representatives and com?
mittee rooms attached thereto. lu tho
narno of good goverumout and on honest
expenditure of the people's money, the
people themselves demand that this reso?
lution bo pressed to a vote. Ii only tho
one-hundredth part of tho resolution is
true, tho demand should bo just as em?
phatic, for that resolution alli rms that
there has beeu "lavish expenditure,"
and even calls it "au extravagant and
shameful outlay of money."
[ Charleston Republican.
-o . t>
Flits.-Tho blacksmith shops of
Messrs. W. D. Lewis aud J. S. Floyd,
in Darlington, wero destroyed hy lire on
last Saturday night.
All tho islands in Lako Erie are now
reached with teams, the ice being very
thick and perfectly safe.
KINANCIAL ANO CUMMKUCIAL?.
COLUMMA, 8. C., January 28.-Sales of
cotton, yesterday, 77 bides-middling
13?,ic.
IjiVEUi'ooii, J au nu ry 25 - Evening.
Cotton finally closed buoyant--uplands
8(0-8',i'; Orleans 8}.i(?i8}?.
LONDON, January 20-Noon.-Consols
02'**. Bonds 90?$.
LIVERPOOL, January 26-Noou.-Cot?
ton opens steady-uplands 8(V/i81? ; Or?
leans 8K?8%; sales 12,000 bales; cot?
ton shipped at New Orleans 8' {; Mobile
8.1?'.
LIVERPOOL, January 20-Evening.
Cotton quiet-uplands 8'j,; Orleans
83?; sales 11,000 bales; .speculation aud
export ii,000.
NEW YOUK, January 27-Noon.
Flour and corn quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat rather more steady. Pork steady,
at 23. OOO? 23.50. Lard unchanged
steam 13j?@13J?. Cotton steady, with
a fair demand-uplands 15^0"; Orleans
10'J; sales 3,500 bales. Freights dull.
Stocks-State and Government-very
steady, but dull. Gold 10^($1??.?.
Monev G. Exchange-long 9'-.j; short
lO'?*."
7 1'. M. - Cotton closed rather weak
sales 5,000 bales, at 15 V. Flour-South?
ern without decided change; common to
pood extra O.?)5(<?7.50; good to choice
7.55 @ 8.75. Whiskey steady, nt 05.
Wheat firmer, tho demand being chiefly
sp'.'culali ve-winter red and amber West?
ern 2.58(iij2.C0, Corn unsettled, at S'>i{t?
85. Pork dull -new 23 00. Reef quiet.
Lard 13\,. Money 5(//6. Freights
firmer. Sterling quiet, at 9x.x(a\)??.
Gold 10 V" Governments very
strong. Southerns dull, with little
change. Tennessees GI}.j. Virginias
05; new Gl. Louisianas GO; new GO; le?
vees 72; Ss TS. Alabamas 05; 5s GO.
Georgias 81; 7s 8ft. North Carolinas 40;
new 23. South Carolinas 81); new 5'.).'.?.
CINCINNATI, January 27.-Flour and
corn unchanged. Provisions firmer.
Pork 22.50. Lard buoyant and unset?
tled-kettle held at 12^. Lacon steady
and in moderate demand-.shoulders
0:t.i(./,10; elear sides 12. Whiskey
strong, at 88($89.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.--Flour, grain
and provisions firm. Mess pork 23 00.
Shoulders 10; clear ?sides 12?.C. Lard
12,'.;(?;M. Whiskey quiet, at 89.
BOSTON, January 27.-Cotton quiet
middling 15JB@16; receipts 83 bales;
sales 300; stock 0,500; receipts of tho
week 1.017; sales 2,100.
ST. LOUIS, Jauuary 27.-Flour ad?
vancing-suporfiuo winter 5.00(3)5.25.
Corn firm. Whiskey 88. Pork higher,
at 22.50. Shoulders 10; clear sidas 12'...
Lard active-12?,,'(?jl21._;.
B.vLTiMOKE. January 27.-Cotton quiet
but firm-middling receipts 1G8
bales; sales 1,331; stock 12,GOG; receipts
of tho week 1,008; sales 4,181.
NouFOi.K, January 27.-Cotton firm
low middling \\).?(a>\'i%\ receipts 1,148
bales; sales 200; stock 0,001 ; receipts of
tho woek 1,800; sales 1,300.
NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Flour
scarce and firm-superfino 0.25; double
0.50; treblo G.75. Corn quiot-whito 77
@78. Pork uctivo and higher-mess
23.75. Bacon active and firmer, at 10%
@13; sugar-cured hums lG(ViU7'.i. Lard
linn-tierce 12??(A13; keg 14^(a>14j?.
Sugar firm-fair 7^.j(f{i8,.J ; prime 0>^(a)
?JJ?? strictly primo 1?J.?. Molassos in
good demand and firm-common 30(a?35;
primo 47@48; strictly primo 50. Whis
koy castor-Western roctifiod 95(3)1.05.
Cofieo-priiuo 15??@15??. Cotton quiot
and steady -middling 15JJ; rccoiots
13,592 halos; sales 1,500; stock 190.582;
roceipts of tho week 50,284; sales 48.000.
GALVESTON, January 27. - Cotton very
i - '-!-s-s----sss
.teady-r-gpocL ordinary 13>?@13>? ; re?
ceipts of (be week 9,969 bales; sales
8,450.
AUGUSTA, January 27.-Cotton oponed
Qotive, at li>^ for middling, but oloscd
quiet, at 14??*@14>?; sales 1,720 bales;
recoipta 1,116.
SAVANNAH, January 27.-Cotton quiet
but firm-middling 15; receipts 4,958
bales; salos 1,800; stock89,028; receipts
of tho week 29,315.
MOML-E, January 27.-Cotton quiet
middling 14??; receipts 3,845 bales;
sales 1,000; Htook 08.031; receipts of tho
week 18,111; sales 7,500.
WILIMINUTON, January 27. - Cottou
quiet but steady-middling 14; receipts
258 bales; salos 40; stock 239; receipts
of tho week 1,130; sales 400.
CIIAHLESTON, January 27.-Cotton
quiet-middling 15; receipts 1,985 bales;
sales 1,300; stock 41,13-1; receipts of the
week 14,014; sales 0,500.
W1IOLKSA LI0 IMtK.'KS CUKllKNT.
CORRECTED WKKKI.Y UV TUB BOARD OF TRADE.
API'LEH, tyiiu~7? u?c<c2 00 i lUoi.AssKa,Cubit,;i?((/;r>i
UAOOINO.22ft?33 NuwUri'us 90*301 (M
RALE HOPE, Manil,(<c25 ? Sugar lPao..70(<bl ll
N.Y.orWestylb H&12 : NAILS, ty Ueg? 5O<?0(? O'
"JOTTER, North. 40(<?5O j ONIONS.*?busl75(<j,2 0
Country, \i Uj.25d?3G ; Oil?, Kerosene,g-15({?5
BACON. Hams. ..22?2? Machinery. .75&H o
sidos, $t rb..l3@is SPECIE, Gold (tel o
Shoulders... UO?VS Silver. 6/510
CANDLER, Spcrm40('{,70 POTAT'S, Irisl 0?'?62 U
Adamantine lb 18(3*20 i Sweet, bus DOfal o
COTTON YAIINI :to.'.o 1 4? KICK, Carolina ?>8'<?l
COTTON,Stet M,_1'?$ 1 SHOT, ^ibag. 2 5U(?$2 fi
Middling.131 SALT, Livorp.220?2 S
Low Midl'g,_l? SOAP, ?'Il?..8(i?
Good Ordnv,.... 12 I SPIRITS, Alcohol, gl7 ,r
Ordiuarv.. *.. ll, Urandy . .4 00? 12 t
CHEESE, E.D.U.. 20^25 Gin .2 00<37?
factory.UMj22 Hum.2 00(37 I
COKVEE, Kio, 3m>18(<?24 Whiskey... 1 33(34 I
Laguayra_23$$25 SUMAR, Crus A 1'-1
Java.28'rrj 30 Brown.ll(Ta\
bLOUR, Co. 700?1000 STAUCH, \A lb... Ojrvol
Nor (her n. 050? ll 00 TEA, Green ll. 100021
GRAIN, Corn 1 20(31 25 Black, . ..1 ?Ufi?l ;
Wheat_1 40:V<?1 GO I ToiiACCO, Oliw.(i0(3l I
Oats. 80(iil00' Smoking, lt...50(31 I
Peas.1 3U(3l 40- VINEGAR, Wilie, .50?!
HAT, North, |lcwt.2 50 1 French_ (iii '
HIDES,Orv, tylbl2j<3l8 WINE, Cham.28@35 I
Groen." .t?as ' Port, $igal3u0(35 i
LAKI>, %dl?.inj Sherry... 3 50(3 tl I
l.iMK. >,< otu. 2 l\jHt?2 75 I Madeira.. .2 00(3 ft
NICKERSON HOUSE HALL.
KOK POtlt NIGHTS ONLY,
Uinnmencing Wedn??d-ty, February 1, 1^71
THE PILGRIM ;
on,
TUE i HUH /AM I. EHTKll T.\ I KM EXT
As given 300 Nights in Ni w York,
150 Nights in Philadelphia,
HW Nights in Boston,
I 100 Nights in Ballon oe
30 Nights in Bich in ni
Ono grand Pilgrim Matinee, SATURDAY,
3 o'clock.
Tho gruatTransformat ion Scene every nig]
Every night at quarter before H. Saturd
afternoon at 3. Admission 75 cents; Childi
25 couts. Reserved seats f I. Reduced prit
for Matinee. E. W. WARREN,
.fan 28 ti Manager
State of South Carolina,
COLUMUIA, JANUARY24. 1871
1PROPOSALS for the printing (d' the ci
rent and permanent work of tho Gene
Assembly, addressed to the Clerks of the ?
nate and Houso of Representatives, will
received by the undersigned until WEDN1
DAY, February 1, 1871. J. WOODRUFF,
Clerk of Senate
A. O. JONES,
Clerk ol House ol Representatives
Jan 2li
Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! 1 !
THOMAS W. POPE (informs
??nSBSb,public that Um bent REEK, FOI
~?jg"W\l UPTON am) SAUSSAGE, in
fyj"ycr?wJ ?a rUet can be found at .Stall No
Gt vu me a call. Dee 28 lm
Just Received
PORTY head of very line yoi
BMSB Kentucky MULES, many of which
?aiTL-r?Sf-"'*''* bioko to harness. Apply al Cl
Logan's Stables, corner Assembly and Son
streets. W. S. A J. M. TALROT'J
Jan 15
Lost.
IAM informed by D. S. Taylor, Esq .
Shreveport, Louisiana, that two Chet
drawn at Shreveport, I.a., August 10, 187<!
tho order of S. L. Taylor, Attorney ot Frai
W. Ficklin/. Trustee, ami specially ondoi
to Francis W. Pickling,Trustee, or order;
by J. J. Marshall, on "> bonnie E. Gregg,
lumbla, South Carol;: i, for two thou?
dollars in gold, ami ibo other by J.J.?
shall, Executor, on the Citizens' Rank el
Orleans, for six thousand (lollara in g
wert> mailed to nie by I he endorser, at Stir
port. Ea., on the 22d Alignai, 1*70. Tl
! Checks have not been rncuivd. Rayment!
?Hg been slopped, t lie public are warned m
negotiate them.
FRANCIS W. PICKLING, Trust?
Jan 22
New Books at Bryan & McUartei
milE Life of Lord Palmerston, by Bula
_L Tho English Governess at tim Sun
Court, with plates.
Tho Percys, by author of Stepping iii r
wards. Price il 25.
The Victory of the Vanquished, by ai
of Schoiiberg Family, f l.75.
Light at Evening Time- -a book of Coi
and Support for tim Aged--by Dr. Hobin
Arthur Help's Essays, written at intel
fl.50.
Joseph nnd His Friend, by Bayard Ti
sketches of San Domingo, by Keim.
Morning and Evoniog Exercises, by L
Ward Beecher. $2 00.
Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored p
?:?.00; and other now Books, to suit all fal
Also, a variety of new Novels, and an
supply of Diarios for 1871. Jiu
Blacksmith and Wheelright.
THE subscriber, baling started
4?r?-fincs8 on Iiis own account, bo^s
form his friends and tho public tl
is now prepared to execute all orders i
lino. His Shop is located on Assembly u
between Gervais and Lady.
Jan ti lino PHILLIP MC
Just Received
AN asaortmont of frosh CRACKERS,
f?uoat uuality,consisting of Soda, R
Butter. Lemon, Ginger, Cream and
Milk, for salo at lower prices than usua
Jan 7 Imo E. STENHOl
Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil
ANEW OIL. which irilt nul light um
degrees Earenhcii; novcr gume; is
od- rlesa and a? safe as ?Sperm, or Lard
family use, and when burned in the M
HOKUM LAMP, tho light is equal to tl
Kerosene, at a oosi not oxcoeding one
cont, per hour, lt requin H but little
tion, no trimming, and tho chimm y
breaks from heat.
A supply of this safely oil, and r
assortment of Laiups, Just received
sale by J. A T. R. AGI
LATEST QUOTATIONS OJ? SOUTTHEBN SE
CUBITIKStnCn ABLESTON. 8. C--Corrected,
January 27, 1870, by
A.C.KAUFMAN
Bunker and Broker, Ko. 25 Broad street.
Hames of Securities. Hate In. Of d Asked.
STATE BXCUIUTTES.
North Carolina, old.... f> .... 44
N. Carolina, new. 0 .... 22
South Caroliua, old.... ii .... 85
S. Carolina, new. fi .... G5
S. C. reg'd stoek, ex in. 0 .... 70
Georgia, now. 7 .... 93
Georgia. 0 _ 82
Tennessee, old. 0 _ 02
Tennessee, new. 15 .... 02
Alabama . 8 _ 98
Alabama. 5 .... 70
CITY SECUUITIES.
Atlanta, Ga.,bonds. ... t? .... 80
Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 78
Charleston stoek. fi .... 50
Chnrl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 70
Columbia, S. C., bonds 0 .... 00
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 70
Macon, Ga., bonds.... 7 .... 75
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... fi .... 50
now.. li - 48
Savannah,Gu., bouda. 7 .... 85
Wilmington, N. C. 8 - 75
Wilmington, N. C. fi .... 72'.j
I!A 11,HOAD BONDS.
Atlantto and Gulf. 7 _ 80
B. R. lt., 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Central Gcorg'o. 7 .... 99
Charleston and Savan.. li .... 03
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 85
Cherawaud Darlington 7 .... 82
Cheraw & Dar., 2d mort 7 .... 72
Georgia Railroad. 7 _ 98
Green. & Col., 1st mor. 7 .... 85
Green. & C., Statu guar 7 .... 02
Laurens. 7 ... 50
Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 83
North-Eastern 1st inort. 8 .... 92
North-Eastero, 2d mort. s _ 78
Suv. A Char., 1st mort. 7 .... 78
Sav. A Char., State gua 7 ... 09
South Carolina. 7 .... 73
South Carolina. 0 .... 09
Spartanburgund Union 7 .... 50
ItAIIiROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic und Gulf. 100 _ 38
Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 110
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. IUD _ 40
Georgia. 100 _ 08
tireen, and Col. R. 15.. 20 _ 2
Macon and Western... 100 _ ius
Memphis A Charleston. 25 .... 10
North-eastern. 50 .... 13
Savannah A Charleston llJO _ 30
S. C. ll. R. shares. 100 _ 10
S.C. R. R. A B*k ?hares 125 _ 40
HANK STOCKS.
Poop's NM B'k Charl'u,
capital 8500,000. UKI 104 . . .
1st Nal'l Bank Charl'u
capital 8400.000. IOU 120 ...
S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100 .... 98
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'n,
capital 820.1,000. 10'? 100 ...
Central National Bank,
Cola, cap'l 8100,000 IOU 100
S. C. Bank & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 95
Bank of Charleston_ 100 .... 21
Union Hank S. C. 50 .... 0
People's Bank So. (Ja. . 25 .... 5
Plan. A Me. Bank S. C. 25 .... 2.
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden. 50 .
Others worth ?ess.
MISCELLANEOUS SECUUITIES.
Charleston Gas Co. ... 25 .... . 21
Charl'u City lt. ll. ?tock 50 - 52
GranitovilleMan. Co... 100 - 85
G. A- C. It. oort, iudub. 03
S. C. lt. cert, indebt's. par
N. E. H. lt., cert, indebt. GO
City Charleston ocr. iu. 90 par.
City of Memphis coup. ... 01 ....
N. *E. li. li. pref, stoek. 40
S. it U. lt. past duo coup. 45
S. A C. lt. past duo coup. 55
EXCHANGE, ETC.
New York sight. '-?off par
Gold, .'.!. 109'.. Ill
Silver. 103 ....
ri. C. BANK Bli.I.S.
?Bank of Charleston.
Rank of Camden. .">0 ....
Hank Georgetown. 1 ....
Hank ot S. C. 8 -
Rank of Chester. 8 ....
Bank of 1 lambing. 7 ....
Bank of Newberry. 3 . ...
Bank of tho State of
S. C., prior to '01. 35 ...
" issue Til mid '02 _ 22 _
*P1. Si Mee. Bank Char'n.
* People's Bank Charl'n .
*Uoion Bank Chnrlcs'n.
*S. W. li. li. Bank, old.
;S.W. lt. lt. Bank, new.
State Bank, Charleston .... 0 ...
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 2 ...
Exchange Bank, Colum .... 7 ...
Com'l Bank, of Colum .... 7
Mcrch. Bank of Cheraw .... 5 ...
Planter'? Bank Fairfield .... 5 ...
S. C. bills receivable. 95
Charleston chango bills. 95 ...
43,E>x?f~ Bills marked thus (*) aro being
redeemed at tho bank counters of each.
18 71. 187 1
NEW CROP
GARDEN SEED,
. AT
E. E. JACKSON'S
Jan 25 C. _ _JDruR Blore.
New Varieties Garden Seeds.
IjMLDERKRAUT CADRAGE,
1 Marblchcad Mammoth Cabbage,
Karly Schwofnforth Cabbage,
Keyes' Karly Prolific Tomato,
New Fronen Breakfast Kadish,
Karly Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Karly Winnings!adt Cabbage.
For Hale by E. II. IIEINIT8U.
Wholesale and Retail Drug and Heed Store.
Jan 25
Garden Seeds.
ALARGE assortment of fresh VEGETA
S LP. SK I.D. just in and for sale low.
Jan 1.1 EDWARD HOPE.
Postarla Nurseries..
' - THE largest and moot varied
\K3?H?; _ etock ol Southern acclimated
il?rll????lTrriTTTT TREEa. adapted to our
TBHBPBH* HOH and climate, consisting of
^?Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums,
Apricots and Nectarines, from the earliest to
Hie latest; Cherries, Quince?, Figa, Hazle
Nula, English Walnuts and Spanish Chest?
nuts, severn! fino varieties; Grape Vines, em?
bracing choice tabln kinds; Strawborriea and
ltaspbcrries, Evergreens in groat variety, for
ornament and for cometerles; Hoses-all tho
best; D.thliaa, Gladiolas, Lillies, Ac; Orna?
mental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horne Kadish Hoi.te, Osage Orange- and Ma?
cartney K?>HC, for hedges.
Persons wishing, will pleas? apply direct to
th? proprietor. WM. SUMMER,
Jan ll fluni Tomalia, S. C.
Farm for Sale.
MA SMALL and desirable FA RSI, ut
r-ixiy auras, three miles from Columbia,
upon which is a comfortable Dwelling,
Ac ; part of it well timbered -good water
titloH perfect. Terms libnral.
Apply to MONTEITH A FIELDING.
Jan 21 sw
Annual Meeting
Of thc SlnckliolUcr? of th? Smith Caro?
lina lt ii 111 omi Company, und or tile
South-wc*tcrn Ku ll road Bunk.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of thc Stock
holder* ot' the above institutions will br
held in the etty ol Charleston, on tho second
TUESDAY ill February next, thc 11th ot thc
month. Place of mooting- -Hall of tho South?
western Railroad Hank, on Broad street; hom
of convening ll o'clock A. M.
Uti the day following -WEDNESDAY, thc
15th, there ?ri?? be an eioction hold at thc
same place, between the hours of i> A. M. ant
?1 P. M., for fifteen Directors of tho Hailroac
Company, and thirteen Directors of tho Rank
A Committee to verify Proxies will attend.
The following addition to tho By-Laws, pro
pOHctl at tho special meeting in May last, wil
coino up fur action ut this: Article 1st, Sec
timi 7ih, shall be, "Any number of Stock
holders, not less than ten, representing liv
thousand Hhares shall bo necessary to rcquir
a stock vote on any question."
Stockholders will bc passed as usual ove
tho Road, to and from the meeting, freo c
charge, in accordance with the resolution c
tho Convention of 1854. J. It. EMERY,
Jan ll wa 12 Secretary.
Carolina House-Notice.
f~|MIE proprietor of tho Carolina nouso ai
JL nounccH tn his patrons and tho publi
that after this dato, all LIQUORS and WINE
will bc sold in his establishment at great!
reduced prices. All imported liquors will I
charged for at the rate of from 20f(?25 conl
per glass; those of domestic manufactnt
from ll) tn 15 cents per glass. The proprieti
pledges himself, that what he offurs to h
customers ahad be of the beat descriptioi
and that his reduction of prices shall n<
affect tim iinality ?_.? his utcc!:, which hi
! given and eoutinttea to give such satisfaetie
to the patrons of the Carolina House.
Jan .-'."> lt. HARRY, Proprietor.
Monticello Female Institute.
THE second scholastic year i
/fS^kV this institution, embracing tv
" I. (!Hft|-"es.-ioiiM of eighteen weeks i ac
"^H^^^^S ? ? 11 commence on tho FIRS
Wy M 0 N DAY in February next.
TUBMS ITU SKSSION IN" ADVA Ncr..
Bearii and Tuition in regular branch?e... i
Music on Piano.!
French.
Drawing and Painting.<10 to
Singing and Vocalization..}5 to
Uso of instrument for practice.
Incidentnla. .
For circulars apply to
W. li. HUTCHISON, Principal,
Jan 20 I' Monticello. H. U.
School Notice.
ggm. THE subscriber having just an
AjUXk needed in procuring a resilience f
eXlQ-:; V? hu family, linds it necessary
^fSH^^chaiigo tim locution, and hen
f.'ives notice that hin SUHO<
*mWkP FOR BOYS will positively bo ope
ed on tho Fl HST MONDAY in February,
his residence corner of Plain and Hendersi
atreets, next house above Nickerson's Iloto
Jan 12 IS? O. H. BARNWELL.
Oils, Turpentine, Benzine.
1 nfl GALLONS LINSEED OIL.
L* J\J 100 gallons Train Oil,
iou gallons Machinery Oil,
100 gallons Spirits Turpentine,
UKI gallons Alcohol,
fit) gallons Ikn/.inc,
lti barrels Kerosene Oil.
For sale low hy E. II. IIE1MTSH,
Jan 21 Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Fresh Teas.
MCHOICE GUNPOWDE
Hyson, Oolong and Engll
Breakfast Teas.
New Hulled RUCKWIIK,
B l.OUlv.
New Orleans and Golden Syrup.
New York i'ig Hams and Breakfast Stn
etc., for sale at ri asonablo pri?es, by
J ii. 7 Uno E. STENHOUSE
Received To-day.
\LO I' of prime Walhalla Bf I'TKli, ?nb:
and in bulka.
ORANGES, LEMON:-!, PINEAPPLI
M ala ra IS rape.-, Dried Fruit, etc., on hand
.Lui ?7 \\'. D. SCHOENBERG
Sugar-Cured Karns.
CHOICE New York Sugar-Cii
?VJK) HAMS.
Kit) choice New York Sugar-Cured SHOl
DEBS. Juat received and tor salo, at redn
prices, by J. Sr. T. lt. AON EV
JUST RECEIVED.
AEINE ASSORTMENT of DOI.Lfl.ITi
and other fancy articles furjlittlc fu
ALSO,
A fresh .-elected stock of CANDIES, tu
and stick, and a largo assortment of Fu
and Plain Pound Cakes.
ALSO,
A One lot or MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Gig
Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
Dec 24 Main st rei
The Dexter Stables.
irfL THE undersigned have
SL^TL?L moved their Stables to tho
KB/grTV^. building, immediately Soul
^??/?/^^Jj^^IaniH-j's Hall, and, with a
Xiir****?? ? stock or CARRIAGES, B
G1ES ano lino HORSES, aro prepared to
?wer all calls thal may bo made upon tl
Horses bought and sold on commise
Persons in want of good stock, arc invite
give us a call. Liberal advances in?di
stock loft for salo. BOYCE A C
W. H. BOYCE.
C. II. PKTTINOII.L. Jan
Agricultural and Garden Seed Sto
AFULL supply of SEEDS, of every var
all warranted of tho be?t quality
approved kinds, and known to bc good.
EXTRA EARLY PEAS.
Guion hots, red and white.
Fx?ra Early Beets, and all other tunda.
ALSO.
Grass Sends, Orchard Grass. Clovi r
Timothy Heid.
Seeds sold nt low prices. Call at
Jan l-l? UEIN1TB1PS DRUG STOI
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
MTHE undersigned oilers for sale
COTTAGES, containing from two t
Room?, with ucccsaarv grounds;
two VACANT LOTS. Terms reason
Apply to JOSEPH TAYL(
Jan 7 }I2
Coffee, Sugar and JUoln?re?, importai by W. P.
Ball.
BY F. F. SALAS, Auctioneer.
ON THURSDAY next, the 2d of February, at
ll o'olock A. M-, will be sold, in Oobia'a
Warehouse, corner of Queen and Philadel?
phia streets, Charleston, cargo of British
brig "Prothesa," direct from Rio Janeiro,
consisting of:
2.500 sacks RIO COFFEE, cxproesly eclcct
cd for this market.
ALSO,
Cargo of schooner "Wm. Doming," direct
from Demarara, consisting of:
l'Jl hilda. Oood, Primo and Choioe Demara?
ra Bugara.
100 bblB. Choice Dem arara Bugara.
G3 puncheons Choice Domarara Molasses.
ANO IMMEDIATE! Y AFTEn,
350 boxes Good to Primo Centrifugal Bugara.
3i!0 hula. Bright Muacovado Molasses.
C5 hilda. Sweo. Cuba Molaasea.
Tho abovo goods will be ready for inapeo
tion on day previous to salo, and catalogues
furnished.
CONDITIONS OF SALK.-All sums under $2,000,
cash; from $2,000 to $5,000 thirty days; over
$5,000 aixty days, with approved city endorsed
noten. Jan 20 2
Store and Lease for Bale.
MONTEITH & FIELDING, Anction'rs,
ON tho firat MONDAY in February next, wo
will acll,
A LEASE of four years and throe months,
(willi tho privilege to remove tho building
beforo expiration of Lcaso,) on that piece of
ground upon which tho atoro occupied by Mr.
Worhan, watchmaker, now st?nde, subject to
a quarterly rent of $25 por quarter. Jan 211
Valuable. Beal Estate, at Auction.
BY E. W. SEIBELS & CO.
JACOB LEVIN, A?CTiONEEn.
WE will sell, without reservo, on the drat
MONDAY in February, commencing at ll
o'clock,
That really valuable property, on which
formerly atood the "United States Hotel," at
tho corner of Richardson and Lady streets,
consisting of fivo Lota, 25 feet 1 inch front
each, on Main or Richardson street, and run?
ning back 1C5.
ALSO,
Six Lota, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet,
more or less, and running back 184 feet G
inches.
Thia is tho moat valuable property ever of?
fered in this city, and ia desirable, in every
point of viow, in location, and from the fact
that tho property ia unencumbered and titles
perfect. Terms will bc stated by Auctioneers
at salo. Jan ll WB
In the Court of Probate-Lexington.
Ex parte Alexander IL Wolfe, Administrator
of W. M. Beckham, deceased.
Petition to Sell Personal Properly of Deceased.
PURSUANT to tho order of Hon. A. H.
Caughman, Judge of Probate for Lex?
ington County, I will acll, on tho first day of
February next and days succeeding.
The PERSONAL I'KGPiilvxx of ri. at.
Beckham, decoased, consisting of about
30 lhiles Cotton,
15 Mules, 3 Hornes and 2 Colta, .
CO Hoga, 90 Cattle, among which are a urea',
many fino Milch Cows.
Kitchen Furniture, Ac, and a large quantity
of line Colton Seed.
3,000 Bushels Corn and large quantity of
Fodder,
3 Four-Horse Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart, large
quantity of Farming Implements, House and
Tho sale will bc commenced at what ia
known aa the Jamca Bates place, in Richland
Fork, and continued there until all the pro?
perty ou that placo is sold; and on Gio day
immediately succooding, the sale will bo con?
tinued at the Baker placo, in Lexington, tho
lato resilience of thc deceased, and continued
thero until all tho property ia sold, lt is
thought tho sale at the Datos place will oc?
cupy about two days, and tho sale commenced
at tho Baker placo ou the third.
Terms of sato cash. S. M. ROOF, S. L. C.
Sheriffs Office, Lexington C. H., January 9,
1871. Jan 12
Thief Proof Drawers.
THE undersigned have received the Agency
ol' these DRAWERS. TA?y are the one
thing needful for thcpro-r~-- 1 'jv
teclion of every store ano ^ M-D Wi Ay *?> m
shop in Columbia, af- MUDBM/M - > ?
fording a sure proteo- IMPROVED , g
lion from the light-fin- TlLL LOCKS DRAWER!
gored gentry. For sale - I
??Vhy " FAIRBANKS 4 CO., fa.
J. A T. R. AGNEW. AQBNTS, ?
^ 252 Broadway, N.Y.B
Dentistry.
/*33355^fc THF. undersigned would in
(?rpBSBBk form his friend- und patrons
1 Lr thal ho ia prepared to execute
scientifically and satisfactorily ?ill operations
and work of whatsoever kind his profession
demands. Tonns accommodating.
Ollieo over M< ssi s. Porter A. Co.'s Dry Gooda
Store, on Main sheet, Columbia, S. C.
Oflico honra from '.? a.m. to 1 p. m., and
from 2 to -1 p. m.
Nov 2D D. L. BO(>ZER, D. D. 8.
K.MKRY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers.
THESE GINS, HO well known throughout
tho South, need no comment. In style ot
workmanship, and for efficiency of work,
their turn-out, with the samo amount of
power, is unequaled. R. TOZER, Agent,
August 2 Columbia. H. C.
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
TALLEY ?St BARN WELL.
THE undersigned have this ,A&y entered
into partnership, in tho practico of law,
under the name of TALLEY A BAUNWKLI..
W. H. TALLEY,
Jan 1 NATHANIEL BARNWELL.
Carriage Materials.
_ CONSISTING in p?rk of HUBS.
^ijGSFJL'Spokes, Felloes, Shafts. Wheels,
?25353K-F ? IH, Bolts, Malloablo Casting?.
.W^ SS? Fifth Wheels, Bands, Enamelled
Leather, Dash Leather, Put on t and Enamelled
Cloth, Oil Carnet, Lining Nails. .Springs,.
Axles, Firo and other Iron, Dash Frames,.
Paints, Oils, Carrirgo Varnishes, Ac., Ac.
Our atock of these goods is second to nono in
Coln mina, and those desiring to purchase,
viii save money by calling on
Soptll J. A T. R. AONEW.
Good Things.
RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey. Sir
Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupuy, Cognac Brandy, Duff Gordon's Pale
Sherry, South-side Madeira Wii>o, London
Dock Port Wine, Hibbert's London Porter,
McEwen'* Scotch Ale. Thc abovo direct from
thc importers and warranted pure.
For salo bv EDWARD HOPE.
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS !
?AM selling tho best. NORFOLK OYSTERS
offered in thia market, and get tilt ni fresh
every day from Norfolk.
I liavo also reduced tbe pi ice to $1.75 per
gallon, and smaller quantities in proportion.
Families can have them delivered at their re
aidoiicoa, by leaving Iheir ord? rs Bl tho lo?
House JOHN ll. BAIT .ilAN.
Nov'JJ 2am