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;.-.<. ? ' i i tn ' \ Special lo the Phon?c] ? Interview with President Grant. WASHINGTON, Janunry 81.-Col. W. D. Simpson, Maj. J. A. Leland and Robert S. Goodgion, representing Laurens County, 8. C., bad a very satisfactory in? terview with tho President on Saturday last. ? They mado a strong vindication of their section of tho Stato against charges of insurrection, &c., in tho pre? sence of Senator Robertson, who se? cured for them an uninterrupted hear? ing. Full justice was done to Governor Scott in his recent efforts in thc right direotiou. Fot'ci?u Affairs. LONDON, January 30.-An official de? spatch to tho Raden Miuistcr states that Bourbaki has entered Switzerland. His attempt at suicide is confirmed. BORDEAUX, January 30. - Gambetta has forwarded a despatch by telegraph to-day to Favre, at Versailles, requesting him to break tho silence tuaiutniued by tho Paris Government, and to state the. name of tho minister whoso coming to Bordeaux had boen announced, and tho motives of delay iu bis movements; and, also, to give preciso information respect? ing the condition of Paris. Demonstra? tions have occurred iu several French towns against both tho armistice aud tho mutilation of Fraucc. The municipality of Lyons appears to maintain its resist? ance to tho Germans, and has sent a de? putation to Bordeaux, to urge the adop? tion of general measures for thc same object. VEKSAIIJIIBS, January 30.-Thc dis? tress in Paris is great. The destruction of tho railroads prevents rapid re-victu? aling. The Germans are supplying the necessities of the people from their own Btores. The Germans will enforce a strict passport system during tho armis? tice BORDEAUX, January 30.-Gen. Chan? ey's headquarters aro at L?valo. The 15th, lGth, l'Jth and 25th corps aro at Vierzon, Bourges and Nevris. General Bourbaki has the ISth, 20th and 21th corps at Roulaud:! and Porto Eilva. Ga? ribaldi is at Dijon with 30,000 men. General Fuidherbo has the 22d aud 23d corps at Anus, Donny aud Cambrai. Lauzel ia in front ol' Havre with 30.000. Tho camps of instruction contain 250, 000 men. Conscripts of 1871 number .100,000 men. At tho end of tho armis? tice Franco will resume the war with 990,000 mon. LmiiE, January 3U.-Tho impression is rather favorable thou otherwise, with a disposition to wait conditions befure de? ciding upon future pluus. BRUSSELS, January 30.-Immense quantities of provisions are going for? ward. The Soissons lino will bo repaired in forty-eight hours and tho direct lino in eight days. LONDON, January 31.-The cutter of the war steamer Shenandoah beat that of the British war steamer Helicon, in Havre harbor. The American crew made the quickest time on record. LONDON, Jannnry 31.-The armistice began instantly at Paris, three days later in the departments, aud expires the 19th of February, at noon. NEW YORK, January 31.-The World has a .special, dated Loudon, 30th, which says Gambetta ratified tho capitulation, but will not resigu. Tho Empress Eugenio ordered tho Duke Persigny to quit h~r presence, for urging her consent to the dismemberment of Franco. LATER.-It is reported thut Gambetta has committed suicido. American Intelligence. CITY OP MEXICO, January 2G.-Tho prospects of the re-election of Juarez are flattering, though the intelligent and wealthy citizens favor Leordo do Tejado. Tho war in Guerrero continues unfavora? bly to the Government. Tho Tehaunte pec expedition progresses favorably, and tho engineers report sufficient water on tho summit for canal purposes, and rich places. HAVANA, January 30.-A suspicious two-masted steamer recently appeared off Trinidad. NEW YORK, January 30.-The Irish exiles have accepted 8150,000 contri? buted by Tammany Hall. .WASHINGTON, January 30.-In the House, a bill was introduced to regulate commerce among tho States. Tho bill provides a general law, under which, upon certain terms and conditions, com? panies may bo incorporated and author? ized to build and operate railroads, en? nuis or other highways running through two or moro Stutes, or through tho ter? ritory of tho United States, or establish and carry on the business of an express company, or other common carrier, be? tween points in different States or Terri? tories, tho object being to multiply lines of cominunicatiou from tho West to the East, to break down tho monopoly in the carrying trade, and to cheapen trans? portation by creating and protecting competing lines. The sub-committee of tho Reconstruc? tion Committee, consisting of Porter, Upson and Mungen, unanimously agreed to recommend to tho committee tho pas? sage of tho Senate bill abolishing the tost oath. SAN FRANCISCO, January 31.--Nothing has been heard of tho steamer Colorado, over-duo from Panania. WASHINGTON, -January 31.-The Presi? dent has signed an Act equalizing the tax on imported spirits. lu the Senate, tho proceedings of tho House on tho income tax were not con? curred in. A conference committee was appointed. Tho resolutions welcoming tho Fenians were carried to tho Foreign Relations Committee. A bill to preserve tho purity of elections was introduced. Tho casu of the Georgin Senators was resumed and discussed to executive ses? sion. lu the House, a bill was p issed order? ing proceedings for the recovery of thc value of*tho titeamor Oneida-, which wan rna down by tbe British steamer Bom? bay. A bill extending the provisions of the agricultural Act to Mississippi was passed. A bill benefiting soldiers und sailors and their families was passod. The House appointed a committee on re? pealing tho inoomo tax. A bill appro? priating $15,000 for the expenses of tbe outrage committee was passed. Butler, from the Committee on Reconstruction, reported back with a recommendation that it do pass. Tho Senate bill pre? scribing an oath of office to be taken by persons who participated in tho late re? bellion, but who uro not disqualified from holding office by tho fourteenth amendment of the Constitution, was dis? cussed. Maynard argued against tho bill, as in effect repealiug tho tost oath Act. Ho hoped tho House would hesitate before takiug so important, so fundamental and so irrevocable a stop. Morry argued as to tho inconsistency of abolishing thc test oath for those who could not take it, and retaining it for those who could. Farnsworth took a liko view of tho ab? surdity and incongruity of lite bill. Porter argued against the policy of tho measure, which would throw open ap? pointments to public office to ex-rebels. Ho wanted, rather, to soe some legisla? tion to protect Ibu loyul people of the South. Cox favored tho bill as a step towards reconstruction and reconcilia? tion. Without disposing of the quos-1 lion, adjourned. Lewis Downing, tho Cherokee chief reported assassinated, is hero. The Government has favorable ad- ? vices regarding the Tohnuntopec ship 1 canal. The outrage committee examined three i witnesses, who testified that most of the trouble lhere grow ont ofvecret political l sorties. The Somite confirmed Joshua I). Ged- ? dings us Assistant Treasurer, at Charles? ton. VINCENNES, IND., January ill.-Col. J. X. East ms M , a well-known stage and mail contractor, is dead. THAT KEIUUUAX-HOUOETT IMDUOC.LIO. Wo publish this week all that has yet come to us of this afluir, without, how over, making up any opinion as to its | truth or falsehood, ll" true, these par? ties owo it to themselves, to the world, aud particularly to this section of the conutry, to make good their assertions by the most indubitable evidence, and if j false, Governor Scott should show equal zeal in clearing himself of the charges. As to some other parties named, it is so in accord with their acts fm* two or three years past, that most people are disposed to believe, the whole story. The whole thing is so atrocious in its inception, so cruel and devilish in its details, so re? volting to the general mind of humanity, that we would not wish to believe any man in South Carolina to be guilty ol' it; but when we consider that there was somebody in our midst that planned the killing of Dr. Shell and his companions, in thu manner in which it was done, wu must bo prepared to believe u great deal more than we would wish to. [LaurensciUe Herald. A BILL TO PUEVENT BIUBING OE MEM?? ?Ens or CoNoitESs.-Mr. McCreery, ol Iowa, will shortly introduce iu tho Houso a bill to prevent members of Congress from receiving bribes or consideration to secure their votes upou any measure. The bill makes it a penal offence to either give or receive any bribe. In self-defence against tho numerous in? sinuations that aro made from timo to time against members of Congress, a bill of this character should bo passed. A party of New York gentlemen are said to have paid S?5,000 for the young trotting horse "Blackford," in Scott Couuty, Ky. Ho made ono nico in pub? lic as a three-3'car old, in which he is said to have scored 2.31. Advices from Saskatchewan, British Americn, state that 2.UO0 Indians and freemen have died of confluent small? pox. The disease is frightful in its ra? vages, whole families being cat ried off by ii. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. RTcw Agency. r(AHE undersigned has undertaken the busi .L ness of PIKE ANL) LIFE INSURANCE, tie represents tho LiVEUPooL AND LONDON ANO GLOMS INS cu ANCE COMPANY, an English Com? pany, whose assets amount to over Eighteen Millions of Dollar* Gold, of which f'J.?OU.OOl) arc held by the Directors in New York. Ho also leprosen ts the ST. Lons MUTUAL Ll FE (xs Ult ANCE CoMPANV, a first class Company aud very popular. The undersigned will also sell or buy Heal Estate ami other properly, on reasonable terms. J. W. PARKER*. Jati31 25* Oftleo a? Dr. Mint's Drug Storo. To Farmers and Planters-Fertilizing Material tor Making Manures. '1L/TURIATE OF POTASH. .LTJ_ German Potash Salts, :il per cent, of Snip. Potash. Salt Cake, ground. Nitro Cake, ground. Sulphate ol' Soda, ground. Sulphate of Ammonia, imported. Sulphate of Magnesia. 71 per cent. Nitrate of S ula, double. Nitrate of Potash, crude. .Muriato of Soda, rceidium. Plaster, Lime. Ground Rones. Super-Phosphate of Lime, 13 per cent, of Soluble Phosphoric Acid. For salo b v E. H. HEIM TS 11, .lan '2'.? t Wholesale and Itel ail DrnggM. Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! ! ! _ THOMAS W. POPE (informs tho ?^?p^public that thc best REEF, FORK, ^"?Wd UPTON Kii'l S\I ISSAC. E. i-. tl... narket, can be found at Stall No. 7. Give nm a call. Dec "2ti 2mo Received To-day. ALOT of primo Walhalla Rt: l'TER, in balls and in hulks. ORANGES, LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Drupes, Dried Fruit, etc., on hand, .lan 17 W. D. SCHOENBERG. Something Nice. ?){\(\ POUNDS Virginia Roll PUTT ER. ?J\ 9\J 5 bbls. Silver Skin Onions. :'. bbls. new Hulled Buckwheat. For sale by MONTEITH A FIELDING. VIVAKOIAl. AHO COBUVBROJEAJ?. i . COLUMBIA, 8. C., February 1.-Sales of COL ton, yesterday, 285 bales-middling 18^c. Nsw YORK, January 29.-Tho cotton movement for the week was large, both in receipts and exports. Receipts at all ports for tho week 150,800, against 146,887 lust week, 132,555 tue previous week and 139,031 three weeks since; total receipts since September 2,198,213, against 1,739,509 for tho provious year, showing un increase of 407,704 in favor of tho present season; exports from nil I ports for tho week 105,823, against \ 84,GOG for tho .same week last year; total exports for tho expired portiou of tho j cotton your 1,323,309, against 922,807 I last year; stock at nil ports 500,012, against 489,995 this, ditto last year; stocks at interior towna 128,213, against 98,040 last your; stock in Liverpool 572,000, ngniust 300,000 lust year; American cot? ton afloat fm- Great Britain 285,000, ! against 103.0J0 last your; Indian cotton I afloat for Europe 89.437, against 101,8130 1 lust year. Wuit!her .South during the | past wonk gonor.il?y pleasant ami quito , favorable for picking operations; advices i from interior towns report cotton pour? ing i:i from plantations, and at many points warehouses uro overcrowded. This h is caused sonto chango, in est?? malos of crop; it is diiliuuit to lind any ono now bold enough to place minimum below 2,700,009, and from this point thc ? estimates run up to 3,009,01)0 bales. LONDON, January 31-Noon.-Consols : 92>?(#92?.?. Ronds 90%. LIVERPOOL, January 31-Noon.-Cot? ton dull-uplands 8(<i8 1-10; Orleans 8.'-i(ii 8 ">-1G; Bl!'U8 10,000 bales. LiVKurooL, Jauuury 31-Afternoon.- j Cotton-hales S,000 bales, including ' 1,000 at Charleston, at 7J.?(?8 for mid- , diing uplands. NEW YORK, .January 31-Noon.- ! Stocks steady Motley easy, at 5(? 0. | Cold ll'n'. Exchange-long 9;'?; short ! 10'j'. Flour und wheat quiet und linn. Oom ic. botter. Pork quiet, at 23.00. i Cotton dull, heavy and nominal-up j lauds 15??; Orleans 16; sales 2,000 bales Freights linn. 7 1*. M. - Cotton dull and heavy, with sales of 2,000 bales, nt 15.'?. Flour- | Southern linn; common to good extra ; 7.0'l?f-7.60; good to choice 7.65(<rS.75. j Wheat heavy and lower-winter rod and . amber Western 2.G()(iV:2 61. Oom l(<e2c ' boiler, nt 3S(f{,90. Pork dull -now 2:'..00. Beef Orin. Lard firm. Fri igbts a little ' firmer. M moy very easy, nt i(?$5. Ex? chango finn. Gold ll'.,. Governments' very strong. OJ 10*',?. Southerns dull. Tcnncssots 6-1'... Virginias 61; now. 6H'._.. Louisianas 66; uuw 60; leveed 71; I Ks 80. Alabamas DU; 5s 05. Georgias 81 '..j ; 7s 87. North Carolinas 46! .? ; new 24. South Carolinas 78; now 24. BALTIMORE, January 31.-Flour active -city mills advanced 20c. Wheat firm j and active. Corn firm nod scarce-white : 80(i? 00; yellow 83. Cotton dull-low middling l?,1,,'; receipts 115 bales; sales | 450; stock 11,555. CINCINNATI, January 31.-Flour firm and scarce-family 6.75(^6.90. Corn advanciug, nt 53(? 55. Pork dull, nt j 22.00(^22.50. Lard drooping-kettle j 12>o. Bacon dull und unchanged. | Whiskey firmor, ut 89. ST. Loins, January 31.-Flour firm superflue winter 4.50@4.65. Corn easier-mixed bulk 47@50. Whiskey 90. Pork easier, at 22.50(?J23.00. Bacon quiet-shoulders 10; clear sides 12}.?. L trd quiet. AUGUSTA, January 31.-Cotton dull and irregular, ut 14,lK'(fi;l-i,'.,; sales 57 bales; receipts 1,240. GALVESTON, Juuuary 31.-Cotton quiet -good ordinary 13; receipts 3,909 halos ; sales 700; stock 62,171. SAVANNAH, January 31.-Cotton quiet but steady-middling 14?{; receipts 5,838 bales; sales 1,400; stock 91,315. CHARLESTON, January 31.-Cotton dull-middling 14^@14^g; receipts 1,958 bales; sales 509; stock 42,130. ?NEW ORLEANS, January 31.-Flour choice superfino G.37; double 6.75(^6.85; treble 7.50. Corn GG(Vi)63. Bacon 11@ 13'.<; sugar-cured hams 17J.?. Cotton lower-middling 14%@15; receipts 4,133 bales; sales 10,000; stock 211,458. WILMINGTON, January 31. - Cotton steady - middling ll.1receipts 790 bales; stock 3,171. BOSTON, Januar}' 31.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling Ifi'v,; receipts 150 bules; sales 300; stock 7,000. NORFOLK, January 31.-Cotton dull low middling ll; receipts 1,621 bales; sales 100; stock 9,894. Mom LB, January 31.-Cotton easier middling 14L.(?r.lV\;; sales 500; stock 7,323. The Central National Bank of Columbia WILL Commence business, al their Bank? ing House, opposite the Columbia Ho? tel, on FEBRUARY 1ST. OFFICERS. John I). Palmer, President. A. G. Breni/.er, Cashier. C. N. ?. Butt, Assistant Cr.shier. DIBECT0B8, .lohn B.ralmcr, J. Eli Grogg, R. D. Benn, (of lt. D. Sonn ic Son;) G. vf. Reardon, (of Copeland A Bearden;) lt. L. Bryan, (of iiryau A McCarter;) P. W. McMaster, W. C. Swaf lield. (of R. A. W. C. Bwaffletd.) Jan 28 Pomaria Nurseries. THE largest and most varied stock of Southern acclimated FRUIT TREES, adapted to our soil and climate, consisting o? Apples, Peaches, Fears, Finnis. Apricots and Nectarines, from the earliest lo ; the latest; Cherries, Quinces, Figs, Hazle j Nuts, English Walnuts aud Spanish Chest? nuts, several Ono varieties; Grape Vines, cm- | bracing choice table kinds; Strawberries and Raspberries, Evergreens in great variety, for ornament and for crrnetories: Hoses-all tho best; Dahlias, Gladiolas, Lillies, Ac; Orna-, mental Flowering Shrub.-, Asparagus and Horse Radish Roots. Osage ( B ange and Ma? cartney Rose, for hedges. Person? wishing, will please apply direct to tho proprietor. WM. SUMMER, Jan M Hmo Pomaria, S. C. Valuable Real Estate tor Sale. THE undersigned offers for salo TEN COTTAGES, containing from two to ten Rooms, with necessary grounds; also, I two VACANT BOTS. Terms reasonable I Apply to JOSEPH TAYLOR. Jan 7 il2 ADELAIDE PHILLIPP S' Concert Company ! ADELA1D?P~WIILUPS nEBPECTFDLL? ANNOUNCES One Grand Concert AT IRWIN'S HALL, ON THURSDAY EVENING, February 3, Ansie ted by tho fallowing Artibtos: MUFL. J. Xrisl VlT, Tin- Greatest Cornet Player in ibo World. MR. JULES D'HASLER, Tho Eminent Baritone. EDWARD ^orraA^. The Distinguished Pianist and Composer. Cards of admission, securing reserved seals, si.50, to be bad ai i.vBlt.\Nl/s Music Store, and SI'I.ZUACIIKH'S Jewelry Establish incut, on and alter Tuesday, .hum.?ry 31, and at tho ' Hall, on the evening of thc Concert. To noni- I m. nee nt. H o'clock. Jan 31 :i NICXERSON HUU?S HALL. KO It POVK NI OUTS O A* L. Y, '.'oitiiiii'Hi'iinj U'vilncxtli;/, Vvhruary 1,1S71. j THE PILGRIM: I OK, Life Illustrated, 77//-; i mn; INA L ENTER TA IN MENT, As given ?MH) Nights in New York, bl * Nights in Philadelphia, 10 , Nights in Booton, KU) Nights in Baltimore, ill) Nights in Richmond. One grand Pilgrim Mutiuee, SATURDAY,at ?> o'clock. The great Transformation Scene every night. livery night ut quarter before 8. Saturday afternoon at ;;. Admission 7~> cents; Children 25cents, lt?served seats $1. Reduced prices for Mal him*. E. W. WARREN, Jan li Manager. At- and Less Than Cost. REAL PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black (.loth and Beavel Cloaks All Worsted Coverings. Ilea vi Ca^simerus and <3..>! '. Bed I*renell M?rinos. Irish Poplins. All Wo .1 Plaidt Taney Dress Goods. Black and Cohne ! Silks Jan 2'J C Pi JACKSON. A Stock of Clothing. Hats GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS j AT JS?- 2. K S S T II A X <. O S T. "?.a j ABABE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IS TUB BUSINESS. A fresh and well se? lected stocker CLOTHING, ll ATS and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, together with the STORE FLVl'UKKH and Lease of one of the most desirable business stand? in Hie city of Columbia--property of the late W. J. Hoke is uow offered tor sale at a sacrifico, in order to closo the blleiuesB. Parties desiring to treat for the purchase of same, will call on or address tho son of thc late proprietor. MIKE HOKE. ?d"I'apers copying other notice will discon? tinue it and insert this. Jan '2'.) Bunch Cotton Seed. r\T\W TUE undersigned offers for sale I^?ts?di'everal hundred bushels COTTON .^^^SEED, of tho varieties spoken of be? low. For terms address E. B. TURNIPSEED, Columbia, B.C. This is to certify that I purchased of Dr. E. B. Turnipsced, last spring, sumo of his Bunch Cotton Seed; and I am prepared to say, without reserve, that they are far superior to any seed I have ever planted. Also,I can testify that I tried the so-called best Dickson Seed side by Bide with them, and will say un? hesitatingly that those purchased from Dr. Turnipueod fruited earlier and moro abun? dantly. C. P. A. BBOOM. Souter Place. Cedar Creek, S. C., January 20. 1871. This is to certify that 1 saw tho Cotton grown by Mr. C. P. A. Broom, and can fully corroborate his testinionv as given above. II. N. LOWBANCE, M. 1'. BBOOM. Jan -10 HS? DAVID H A.M1TEB. School Notice. THE subscriber having just suc /ff^Sk. ceeded in procuring a reijiiienee for <fflL?B*^liiH family, linds it necessary to Hnj??*change the locution, and herein jHr?pFgives notice that his SCHOOL FOB BOYS will positively bo opon? ed on tho FIRST MONDAY in February, al his rosidenco corner of Plain and Henderson streets, next house above Nickerson'? Hotel. Janli 1H* C. IL BABNWELL. King's Mountain Military School, yo UK VILLE, s. v. ymm^ THE First Session of thc School /f, jf?k year of 1H71 will begin on tie 1st 'iujpK^? THUMS. - For School Expenses, i. 'SPSyV.. Tuition, Rooks, Stationery. Ac, Qfc&J^ Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Wash- | ing, $13r> in currency, per session of live ? months. j For circulars containing lull particulars, apply to Coi.. A. COWARD. Dec 16 fw Principal and Proprietor. 1' or Sale, OAA BUSHELS of Dickson's Improved ?j\ iyf COTTON SEED, grown from seed purchased in 1S(!'.), at i l per bushel, from Da? vid Dickson, of Oeorgia. Pri?e Illly cents per bushel of thirty pounds. J. IC. DAVIS, Jan l."> + Monticello, S. C. New Books at Bryan & McCarter's. TITHE Life of Lord Palmerston, by Bulwer. X The English Governess at tho Siamese Court, with plates. The Percys, by author of Stepping Heaven? wards Price S? 2j. Thc Victory id the Vanquished, by author of Schniibnrg Family, il.7."?. Light at Evening Time-a book id Com lori ?ind Support far the Aged-by Dr. Holme. Arthur Help's Essays, written at intel vain. Joseph and His Friend, by Bayard Taylor. sketches of San Domingo, by Keim. $1.50. Morning and Evening Exercises, bv Henry \\ ard Beecher, i'2 til). Tour td Dr. Syntax, with colored plates. $3.00; an.I other new Books, to suit all fancie:'. Also, a variety id' new Novels, and another .- ...ply of Diaries for 1871. Jan '.ll Sugar-Cured Hams. 200 I?\5KICE N' W V, lk K,,f?rtr"C,,ml IOU choice New York Sugar-Cilted SHOUL? DERS, Jual received and tor salo, at reduced prices, by J. A, T. H. AGNEW. City Currency will be Taken IN pavmcnt for Goods at Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S. Fi?y Shares Marine and Uiver Mining Slock, BY HOLMES & MACBETH. The above Rtook will be sold at auction, in the city of Charleston, on THURSDAY, Fe* bruatyji._ Desirable Deal Estate. By MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auct'rs. ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT, theOthiuBt., wo will well, in front of tho Court House in this cit}-, at 10J o'clock, That doairablo RESIDENCE in this eily, situated on Plain street, formerly owned by JaB, G Oibbcs, Esq., containing eight room? and basement ol four rooms, with necessary out-buildings and well of tine water. THUMS.-One-third cash -balance to bop .id in one, two, three and lotir years, with tutor eat at four per cent, per annum, secured bv bond and mortgage; house to be insured and policy assigned; purchaser to pav for papers and btamps. ALSO, LOT NO. 1, on Main street, fronting thereon twenty-six feet, running hack IUI feet lour inches, boundod North by Mrs. Marks' Lut, East bv Main street, South by Lol No. 2, and West by Lot No. ;; LOT NO. 2, on Main stri ct, fronting twen? ty-six feel and running back 10-1 feet tour inches, bounded North by Lot. No. 1, South by Lot of Express Company, East by Main street, and West hy Lot No. :l. LOT NO. i\, fronting on Assembly street fifty-two feet two inches, moro or less, bound? ed North by Mrs. .Marks, East by Lots 1 ami 2, South by Lot of Express Company, and West by Assembly street. THUMS.-One-fourth cash bahnte- in ono, two ami three years, with iuteresl at tovell per cent., payable annually, secured by bom! and mortgage; purchaser pays for papers ant] stamps. At.so, A desirable FARM ol tixly acres, Ihn? miles from Columbia, upon which is a com fortahle Dwelling, Ac., with good water Part of the land is well timbered. Terms made known on day of sale. ALSO, Tire Mules, two Horses, and one Hiiloudii Milch Cow, with young Calf. Feb 1 t Two Desirable Cottages. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, the dh day n February, in front of the ('oort House, a 10 o'clock, in this city, without reserve, w Will sell. Two desirable CO CT AG ES. No. 1 boundc . .ti the North hy Senate stn et; on thu Soul bv babb; ot? the Weat bv D. G. Thompson; o the Fast by Rabb. Cottage No. 2.-Bounded on thc North b Senate street ; on the South bv Rabb; on th East by Cottage No. 1; on the West hy Dr. V P. Geiger. The above Lots measure front on Senat street :M feet li hiebe*, and run buck isl le? s inches, more or less, und with all nc-ccssui out-buildings, and line wells ot water. Ea? Cottage contains -1 tine rooms. TERMS-One-hall cash; balance in twelv mont hs, secured hy hood ami mortgage, bea lng interest at Ibo rate of seven percent, pi annum; purchaser to pay us for pupers ar stamps. Jan 2'.l Tiru Desirable ?tuUtting Lots. BY D. G. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, thc0th of Februar at 10o'clock, in front of the Cour! Holts we wilt sell, without reservo. Two desirable BUILDING LOTS. Lot N 1 on tho corner of Richland street and Marie atrci't, hounded on tho North by Hieblat street; un tho East bv Marion atti et; on tl West by Lot No. 2. Tho above Lot measures front on Hieblat street (Hi feet (i inches, more or less, and ru back 100 feet. Lot No. 2, of the same dimensions, bonn od on tho North by Richland street; on t East by Lot No. 1; on thc West by Prest Bl own; on tho South by Hunton THUMS -One-half cash; balance in twel mouths, secured hy bond and mortgage, bc: ing interest at the rate of sovcu per cent, p annum; purchaser to pay us for paperH a stamps. Jan 21) *.! Estate Sale D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctioned John Fisher, Executor, r.s. W. K. Bachm and wife. PURSUANT to the order of his Hon Samuel W. Melton, Judge of thc Fil Circuit, maile in thc above stated ease, dal January 7, 1871, and to mc directed, I v sell, before tho Court Unuso in Columbia, the first MONDAY in February next, at o'clock, in thc forenoon, tho Real Est: hereinafter described, upon the terme and tho conditions hereinafter expressed, that to say: All that LOT OF LAND on Plain street, the city of Columbia, bounded North hy T lor street, East by lot of John Fisher, Soi by Plain street, and Weat by Pickens stn being the lot upon which stands the reside occupied by Dr. Edward H. Fisher in his 1 time, subject, however, to the lieu of 1 mortgages-one to J. A. Henneman and i to Mrs. Emily Havoc. ALSO, All tho right, title and interest of Edw II. Fisher, being one undivided balf-intet in a Tract of Laud, on the Stateburg Rn adjoining lands of the Ursuline Convent, e tattling 1(>2 acres, more or less. Terms of t cash. SAMUEL LORD, JR., Special Refere Jan 15 t Main Streit Stores. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, 7th February next, at o'clock, I will sell, at tho Court House, Thal desirable property consisting of I spacious BRICK STORE, adjoining E. Si house. Esq., and occupied by F. A. Schnei being 20 feet front and running back ISO. ALSO, The adjoining Store, occupied hy R. I nan, 25feet front and ISO deep. These stores aro well fitted up and arran for any kind ol business, ami Well loca being immediately opposite the site of tin State Bank the sile where the new post o ts to bo erected. THUMS OK SALI-..-One-third cash; balam twelve months, for bond and mortgage, interest. Purchasers to pay tor papers stamps. mini Desirable Farm nial Two-Storg Dwelling th BY JACOB LEVIN. On MONDAY, February 7, at tho Court Ho ut IO o'clock, I will sell the above inti about three miles from the Asylum Camden Road, consisting of, Cfi acres good LAND, part cleared which there is good Dwelling, out-hot Spring House, etc. THUMS-One-half cash; balance in tv months, with intoreel and mongaga of porty. Pur.-hascr to pay for papers stamps. an 2'.) Valuable Heal Estate, at Auction, BY E. W. SEIBELS & CO. JACOB LEVIN, AITCTIONKKR. WE ivill HH', wit boni reserve, on the MONDAY itt February? commencing i .?Vb.ck. That rcallv valuable property, on w loi mei ly sto?d Hie "'Untied Slates Hot? tin' corner ot Richardson and Lady ? tr consistiug of five Lois, 2"> loot 1 inch each, on Main or lUcharilsoi) strei t, end oing back lt>3. ALSO, Six Lots, fronting on Lady stn ct, 25 moir or lesB, and running back 1M 1 inches. '?'his is tho most valuable properly < v fe red in Hus city, and is desirable, in i point ol' view, in location, and from tin that the property ia unencumbered and perfect. Terms will be stated by Anet io al suie. Jan 11 ?Store and Lease for Sale. MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction'T. ON tho first MONDAY in February next, wo will sell, A LEASE ot four years and three months, (wilh tho privilege to remove the building before expiration of Lea?o,) on that piece of ground npon which tho atoro occupied by Mr. Werhan, watchmaker, now stands, Bubject to a quarterly ront of $25 por quarter. Jan 21J Lexington-In Equity. Mary Leaphart and Policy Leaphart vs. Geo. J. Leaphart. IN obedience to au order of Samuel W. Moi? ton, Judge of tho Fifth Circuit, in tho above staled case, I will soil, on tho FIRST MONDAY in February next, within tho legal hours, before the Court Hon: e door in tho city of Columbia, ? certain LOT OF LAND, as described in thc bill as containing one-half acre, more or lesa, on thc South-east corner of Lincoln and Pendleton streets. CONDITIONS OK SALE-That is to say, for cash sufllcicnt to pay tax and cost of snit and ox penso of sale; the balance on a credit of ono year, with interest thereon from day of sale. Purchase money to be secured by bond and surety, and a mortgage of tho promisee Bold. S. M. HOOF, S. L. C. Sheriff"a Office, Lexington C. H.. January 9, IST I. _ Jan 181 Rich, Rare and Ruby. WK have just received an extensive addi? tion to our stock of WINKS and LI QUOltS, which will comparo favorably, in pu? rity, with any stock in the United* States. \Vu*mention: Superior Heidsiek; Verzonay Moct St Chandoilj Veuve Clicquot l'ousaidin; Cortaillod Mousscaux, and other brands ot CHAMPAGNE. J. A F. Mart ell's Cognac DHAN DY-believed to be tho only lot of this celebrated brand in the city. Old Wheat Bour? bon WHISKEY- 18C0. Genuine Hungarian BITTERS, l'artaga, La Crema and Concilia ciao CIGARS- gouuiuo Havanas. Call and try them. PAYS IN G ER A FRANKLIN, .Tan 2S Exchange House. CARRIAGES. Q?51&rt$J A COMPLETE assortment of two ]??^i??jlnnd four-seat PasBcu^er CARRI? AGES bas just been received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho latest and most stylish patterns havo been selected with care, from nonie of tho beat builders in thc country; and thc stock nevor bas been surpassed in design or finish by any offered herc. Prices moderate. Dec. Hi W. K. G BEEN FIELD, Dentistry. g&?^jSa^zfe? THE undersigned would in QjpSSSS&j form his friend- und patronn ^-"-Lr_J-' that he ia prepared to execute scientifically and satisfactorily all operations and work of whatsoever Vied his profession demands. Terms accommodating. Otlice over Messrs. Porter St Co.'a E y Goods Store, on Main stieet. Columbia, S. C." Office hours fi om ii a. .... to 1 p. m., and from 2 lo 4 p. m. Nov 29 D. L. BOOZER Ti. D. S. Fresh Teas. MC II O I C E GUNPOWDER, Hy sou, Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT fc'LOUii. Now Orleans and Golden Syrup. New York Pig Hains and Breakfast Strips, etc., for sale at reasonable prices, by .lan 7 Imo_E. STENHOUSE. JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS.ITovs, and other fancy articles forRittle folks. ALSO, A fresh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy and stick, and a large assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars, Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 24 Main street. The Dexter Stablest THE undersigned havo re Mf^ff\ moved their Stables to the new ITO/ftT"^-^], building, immediately South of <:"^/*?i_H^il?"fc,Janncy'B Hall, and, with a new "Vit*-*^^ f stock or CARRIAGES, BUG? GIES ami fino HORSES, are prepared to an? swer all calls that may be made upon them. Horses bought and eold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to give us a call. Liberal advances mado on stock left for salo. BOYCE & CO. W. H. BOYCE. C. H. PETTINOILI.. Jan 24 Agricultural and Garden Seed Store. AFULL supply of SEEDS, of every varioty, all warranted of tho best quality and approved kinds, and known to he good. EXTRA EARLY PEAS. Onion Sets, red and white. Extra Early Beets, and all other kinds. AI.BO, Grass Seeds, Orchard Grass. Clover and Timothy Herd. Seeds sold at low prices. Call at Jan I pi HEINITSH'S DBUG STORE. For Sale, Q fii\f\ ACRES of LAND in Bani well, O.UVIU on tho Ediato. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Coltimbia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, (5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the city-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, At torney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Sept 25 _ly Just Received AN assortment or fresh CRACKERS, of tho linest quality, consisting of Soda, Boston. Butter, Lemon, (linger, Cream and Lunch ?dilk, for sale at lower prices than nsual, by .THU 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE. Hardy Solomon & Co., HAYING entered into tho manufacture of BRICK and QUARRYING or GRANITE, amt purchased of Messrs. Wright A Vino, one ol their new patent Brick Machines, capable of turning out from -10,1)00 to (?0,000 bricks per day, are now prepared to make contracts and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired. Apple to llAlinY SOLOMON, at his stoic, or at thc Soulh Carolina Bank and Trust C impany. Sept 8 Blacksmith and Wheelright. THE subscriber, having st arted busi ??T^ncBS on his own account, begs to in form his friends and the public that he i.-. now prepared to execute all orders in his line. Il is Shop is located on Assembly street, bet wei ti Gervais and Lady. Jan 0 Imo P HI bl.IP MOTZ. NEW STORE. _r^c-THE subscriber would rc /TVL??-S?hspeetfully inform his fricuib |f^|Qk=dQ|land old customers that he hai VC i?l^lffl/re-e.-'tabl'shed hinmolf in tin a^iraff?SfifaOLNEUAL GROCERY BUS1 NF..--S, at bis old stand, (No. 109,) whoro hi ?iii be pleased to show and sell to purchaser! , , ! . ... ... ....... <-..,....".. I .,?,..)"" .. commet'! niocK .-i.?.??.. >.?.>. siiujiuu c..il GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, first square South of oh Murki t rorm r. ORLANDO A. BATES. lire I tltllO GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN! AV. .1. WU IT?! IRE, (dtlCi:\VB.I.K,S. V. DEALER in ORAIN and COUNTRY PRC DUCE nf all kinds. Will pay proinji at ti ni ion to all orders ont nu ted to his care. This is a rare opportunity for Planters an others living along the line of tl.o Groenvill ami Columbia Railroad, to procure theil snj plies at first cost. I only ask a fair trial, an guarantee satisfaction. Nov 253iun