The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, February 04, 1871, Image 3
Foreign .A flat m.
LONDON, February 2-Noon.-The en
traooe of Bourbaki's army into Switzer?
land was ouected ia accordance with n
oonvontioa between Generals Olincbaut
nod Hurzog. A bureau for receiving
and forwarding provisions to Paris has
boeu established at Dieppe. Supplies
from all quarters are invitod.
A special despatch to tho Timen, dated
Versailles, says Bismarck is indisposed
nod wo? visited yesterday by tho Empe?
ror. '
. Lrr.Tii:, February 2.-The Echo du
Nord ia in favor of peuce. It culls-tho
appeals for resistance, made by thu mu?
nicipality of Bordeaux, encroachments
upon the powers of tho Constitutional
Assembly. Meetings ure hoing called in
the Northern departments to nomi nato
candidates for tho Assembly.
Le Progr?s newspaper, of Lyons, pub?
lishes tho programme of a Radical so?
ciety in Paris, founded by Rollin, Doles
ohuze and Peynontox. It pronounces
for u Republic, with ono Assembly; un
Executive to bo chosen and recalled by
the Assembly; suppression of tho stand?
ing army and tho substitution of militia,
comprising all citizens; reduction of
Budget and abolition of titles and privi?
leges of nobility. It repudiates forever
all wars of couqucst, and concludes with
the demand that no negotiations be
made with the Prussians whilo they re?
main on French soil.
NEW YORK, January li.-A World spe?
cial, from Loudou, 1st, saysu letter from
Oolouol Duoan Kontry, assisting in thc
War Dopartmout at Bordeaux, repre?
sents immense re-uction in official circles
and among the populace against the Pro?
visional Government, 10,000,000 people
would voto for tho restoration of thc
Empire to-morrow. Franco will refuse
to continue thc war. Mobile, arriving
at Bordoaux shout "Fica l'Empereur.''
Before Bourbaki's army reached Swit
zerland many thousands died from starv
ation. In the Jura, 15,000 wore tukei
prisoucrs, including 100 officers; tw*<
generals were also captured, and ten can
non, seven ra i trail len ses and two eagles
Only 8,000 men of the army of Bourbak
escaped in tho direction of Lyons. Mau
tun Del is in pursuit.
The Herald's special from London, 2d
says tho Times comments on Genera
Butler's resolution welcoming tho Iris!
exiles as unpreecdentod. if serious, i
can only bo treated as au not of uvowei
hostility. It canuot, however, regard i
as moro than part of tt discr?ditai)]
game, pursued by unscrupulous politi
ciaos, who aro doing their best to reline
the character of American represent;
tive government, and ure anxious to si
euro tho Irish vote.
BORDEAUX, February 2.-Twelve oi
position papers protest against the deere
excluding certain persons from candid:
turo to tho National Assembly. A depi
tation from tho journals waited upo
Jules Simon, stating verbally thc- gronui
of opposition. Simon, in reply, declare
tho Paris Government had decreed o
the 28th of January thc abolition of n
disqualifications from the Natioual A
serubly. Simon would insist upon tl
execution of the Paris dceroe. At a pul
Ho meeting here to-day, a Committee i
Publio Safety was nominated. The cor
mtttee includes the names of Garnbult
Louis Bianck, Rochefort and Dnportu
JulesFavro telegraphs that tho Ge
mans will forbid tho olection in Alsac
BRUSSELS, February 2.-Tho Indcpc
dence Delqe reports, without exprcssil
conlldouao in its truth, that Rouhr is
Versailles, consnltiug with Bismarck.
NEW YORK, Februar}' 3. -The lierait
spcciul says tho urraistice has been n
ceptod by all tho departments exec
Marmulles. Favre, confessing thut
had over-stated the Paris supplies, a
pealed to the Emperor, to pity Puris ai
hurry supplies. Complying, tho Ei
poror sent forward 6,000,000 rations ai
15,000 cattle. Tho Pressions aro d
mounting the guns from tho Paris wa
and strengthening their positions ngaii
tho possible failure of peace. Bismar
feared Gambetta would bo refractoi
Favro roplicd that Gambetta only hi
delegated power from tho Govern mc
for tho national defence, lt is doubt,
whether Gambetta would act in oppo
tion to the Puris Government. Shot
Gambetta prove refractory, his powi
will be revoked. It is believed the gri
majority of the delegates elected v
favor poace on any bearable terms.
A World special, dated Brussels, 1
3d, says publio manifestations in favor
tho temporal power of the Pope wi
magnificent. An immense number
pilgrims from all parts of Belgium ?
here, singing litanies.
LONDON, February 3.-A despa
from Versailles, dated January 31, stu
that tho French evacuated the forts cc
plotoly at about fifteen minutes par
o'clock Stiuday afternoon. Tho G
mans of the fourth regiment took posi
sion of tho forts, and tho colors of
Gorman Empire were floating ovor
tho forts. Several batteries of li
artillery entered Mont Valerian, and
keys of tho fort wero delivered by th
French officers. Tho Germans foi
tho dofeucos in good order, but the I
racks wore dirty. The gardens i
palaces of St. Cloud were utterly
stroyed. The whole country in fron
Mout Valerian resembles a wildernesi
Passes from Paris aro required to
caro r.dmission to thc city.
Despatches from all parts of Frit
couonr in expressing thu determina!
of the people to continue the war, uti
tho terms proposed by Germany
greatly ameliorated.
. ? %- -
A m erl?' LI ri Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, February 3.-In
Sonato, tho Military Committee repo
adversely to making tho 30th of Ma;
decoration day, a national holiday.
There was a full Cabinet mooting
day.
Herschel V. Johnson is expcctei
argue nguinst the constitutionality ol
otton tax. It is stated that the safe
fal issue of toe case ,fp.v?!ves:th? retar?a
of nearly ^,W,?00. :' 7
In the Senate, on motion of Trumbull,
a committee ot conference woo ordered
on the bill ia roforenco to tax saleta in
the Southern States/ The steamship
bill -was rosumed, but, by a voto of 23 to
24, gave way to the pension bill. Tho
pension bill wus passed.
In tho Hoase, a bill fixing the timo for
the mooting of Congress was referred to
tho Mileage Committee. A heavy peti?
tion was presented by Swnnu, thnt the
products of tobacco be treated us gen?
eral nierchnudiso respecting tho tax on
Knien. ' A bill regulating the removal of
oases from Stato to Federal Courts was
introduced. Naval appropriations wore
considered. Tho papers in the Tiff case
(from Georgia) wer? referred to tho
Election Committoo. The House con?
curred in tho Senate resolution for t ho
relief of tho European war sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA, Febiuary 3.- Two
men, disguised OH policemen, sont one
of two privuto watchmen for -something
to drink, gagged the ono on duty, gagged
thu other upou his return, aud robbed
tho Kensington Bunk, corner of Benah
aud Laurel streets, of $100,000.
NEW YOUK, February 3.-Tho tobacco
factory of Brown Sc Paige, at Paiues
ville, Ohio, was burned to-day.
B. T. Lemons' distillery, near Nash?
ville, was seized by the revenue officers
to-day.
The steamer Muirs has arrived ut Ha?
vana, with the captured cargo of the
steamer Hornet.
The Cuban steamer Hornet is at Port
au-Prince.
BOSTON, February 3.- $28,000 have
been already contributed here towards u
shipload of provisions for France.
.
Objects seventy-two feet long can bo
distinctly seen on the surface of the
moon by tho great telescopes of tho Earl
of Bosse and Lord Osman ton. Accord?
ing to Mudler. however, it would require
instruments ton times moro powerful to
distinguish a "man in tho moon," pro?
viding such un object existed. Mecha?
nical ingenuity ought surely to bridge
that chasm, for iu so doing it would
have made a grout stride towards the so?
lution of many rec?ndito problems in
connection with our near neighbor Mars,
which nppears so much liku a slightly
smaller earth.
Almost every specimen from the Jardin
des Pinnies and tho Jardin d'Acclimuti/.
atiou, in Paris, hus at one time or
other tundo its appearance al the shop I
of M. D?lions, ?i well known bulcher ol '
the. Boulevard Iiitussinanu. According
to the proprietor of this establishment,
camel is a superior kind of veal, seal sur?
passes lamb, and bear excels the most
delicious pink; but with regard to the
king of animals, tho wild-beast butcher
preserves a discreet silence.
Citizsns' Savings Bank of South Caro?
lina, Columbia.
INTEREST (eis per cent.) will be allowed
on all moneys ileponitcd in lins Hank on
or before tho li fib day of each calendar
month for that month, ns If deposited on thc
llrst instant. JOHN C. li- SMITH,
Feb ?VU Assistant Cashier.
bpnug Seed Oats.
Ot\f\ BUSHELS White SEED OATS, tor
OUI/ sale bv KO. Il OPE.
Feb :t "
Seed Irish Potatoes.
Il^il r,l?l'H- PINK EYES, Chili Itel-*,
LUU Early ROHM, Early Goodrich and
Poach Blows, for sale low for cash only.
Feh.! hi). IIOPK.
Tax Notice.
Coi.UMitiA, S. C., February 1, 1871.
fl!HE County Treasurer heroby gives notice
X thal he will be ready to receive tho State
and County Taxes, for tho fiscal yoar ending
September 1, lS'/O, on Seal and Personal Pro?
perty, on and niter WEDNESDAY, tho lira!
day of February.
Levy for Slate purposes, *.i Mills on oven
dollar*
Levy for Comity purposes, 5 Milla oil every
dollar.
Low for School purposes, $1 on every poll.
"C. If. BALDWIN, County Treaturer.
Oflicn over Scott, Son A Co.'s Bank.
Feb :t li i
Prime Norfolk Oysters.
I HAVE made a reduction in the
price of OYSTERS, and will "sell
(r<t)\ T^jii'hom as low as any in thc market.
vL_ J ^.cti'.tiid will guarantee tin ni to bo thc
he.it that can bo had.
JOHN D. li ATEM AN,
Feb 1 VI Al Columbia Ice House.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
3STox7C" Agency.
fTV.IE undersigned bas undertaken the. hu.-i
L ness of PIKE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Ile represents the LlVKKPOOL ANO LoM?ON ANO
G I.om: INHUUANCK COM I* A NY, au English Com?
pany, whoso assets amount to over Ki?Menu
Millions oi' Dollars (?old, of which 12,000,000
arc held by thc Directors ill New York. Ho
also loprosonts tho ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIVE
[NSUUANCB COMPANY, a first class Company
and very popular. The undersigned will also
soil or buy Real Estate and other property, on
roasonablo terms. J. W. PARK lilt"
Janal 25* O 111 co al Dr. Mint's Drim Store.
niTUAl'ION WAJITKU-A YOUNGMAN,
IO gradnato of collcgo, desires some kimi
td employment As a Teacher, ho has bail
experience. Moral disposition good. Ad?
dress D, Pomaria. S. 0. v?>u 2 iii*
KOK SA LE, my FA UM ?nd ntai
j?f?'"' DENCE, two miles above Columbia, on
j?i??l the Winnshoro road. Tho tract con?
tains 40? acres. Tho bouse is neat ami com?
modious, and has six rooms. There are
barns, stables, carriage houao, Ac. For pat
ticulars apply on tho premises to mo.
Fob 215}' " _M'*" " " "
NOTIolO.-i nc UuUculgoc.i I..V,.. .?
Co-partnership, and will bo known as
E. W. SEIDELS A CO. They represent some
of Ibo best FI RF. and Li FE INSURANCE
COMPANIES m tho United States.
Wo propone tit bo general Land Agents, and
will sell or purchase Real Estato anywhere in
South Carolina, especially in Columbi i. Wo
will proscenio claims before thu Legislature,
and tho roiiswal of lost bonds or other papers.
Persons wishing to sell or buy Real F.stato
will do well to communicate with us at Colum?
bia. Wo bavo several handsome places for
sale. OOlco at Miko Hobo's Clothing Store.
E. W. SKI REES,
Dee 2 _ J. B. EZB LL.
STOCKS, ??NDS ami COUPONS nought
and sold by D. G.VMBRILL, Rrokcr.
Nov 23 Gino
0~~ L7b BANK: ?T?LL?" ?na 'J?iTuk?k'Kioti
V v int io wi v bought and aold by
Nov 23 Gmo I). O AM BRILL. Broker.
COLUMBIA, February 4.-Sales
of cotton, yoatorduy, 107 bales-middling
LONDON, February 2-Evening.-Cou-,
sols91^. Bonds90%. Bullion bas in?
creased X90.000.
LIVERPOOL, February 2-Evening.
Cotton closed dull, with ri downward ten?
dency-uplands 1%', Oileaus 8; sides
8,OOO bales; speculation and export
1,000; Kaie? on mimed ships coining nud
loading at Now Orleans, 7,7B for middling
Orleans.
NEWYOHK, February 3-Noon.-Flour
and whoat dull nud heavy. Pork quiet,
at 27.00. Cotton dull and nomiual
uplands 15}?; Orleans 1G"'.,'; sales 1,000
bales. Freights firm. Stocks steady.
Governments ?iud State bonds ptoady
but dull. Money firm. ut6. Gold 11%.
Sterling-long 9^5 short IO,1;,'. G2s
7 P. M. - Money continues easy, ut
5@G on cull, with exceptions at -1 to
Govorumout; prim? discounts G"?j@7,'??.
Exchange quiet, ut 938'. Gold \\.%{<h
|ll>?. UM 13.'a. G2s ?0;V Very little
interest in ?State bonds. Tonncssees
lower. Noith Carolinas firm. New
Juuuary and July bonds of South Caro?
lina ii fraction lower. Tennessees G4;
ticw 03,'.j; Virginias 64; new00. Louisi?
anas CG; new (31; levees 70; 8s 80. Alu
hunia 8s 08; 5s 03. Georgia Gs 80j.,';
7s 8G. North Carolinas 47; new 21,'<..
South Carolinas 71; new 50.'4. Cotton
closed dull; sales 2,500 bules - uplands
I5|y. Flour-Sou thorn quiet; common
to good extra 7.75. Whiskey lower, at
Ol'... Wheat dull and lower-wiuter
ret?" und umber Western 2.58f7r}2.G0.
Corn-new mixed Western 85(V/87. Pork
dull und heavy, ut 22.25@22.G0. Plaiu
muss beef 10(/C.15. Lard dull--kcttlu
13,'J. Freights to Liverpool firmer.
BALTIMOKE, February 3.-Flour quiet
und steady. Corn-white Southern dull
?iud unchanged; yellow steady, at 83.
Provisions easier, but prices unchanged.
Lard botter, ut 13(7; 14. Whiskey 95(g)
95'J. Cotton dull and nomiual-mid?
dling 15; receipts 181 bales; sales 800;
stock 10,085; receipts of tho week 3,500;
stiles 32.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-Flour droop?
ing. Corn steady, ut 53(VV55. Mess
pork dull-asking 22.00. Lnrd-12(r?
l2J?j asked. Bacon only in I i mit od jo?
biug demand-clear rib ll'... Whiskey
<lull und lower, ttl 80.
LOUISVILLE, February 3. -Mess pork
22.50. Clear rib 12. L ud tierce 12 <.. ;
keg 14??\ Whiskey 88.
Nuw ORLEANS, February li.- Flour
quiet-HU pur ti ne OHO; double 7.00; tre?
ble 7.25(f/.7.50. Corn firm, ut G8 for
white. Pori? dull nuil lower, ut 23 00.
Hutton dull and lower, ut 10.'._,(?/12".j ;
sugar-cured hams 10J J (a. 17. Lard
I quiet-tierce l-:l\0j 13; kog ..M.^t- Su?
gar firm-good common 7;1 {(.; 8; prime
l()(o 10.'.i. Molasses quiet-common
30(u)40; primo 52(25G; choice CO. Whis
! key dull und lower-Western rectified
00. Coffee steady-prime 15.'.,(o; 15)v.
Cotton iu fair demaud at lower rates
'middling 14*a(rt;147'?; receipts 12,053
bales; sides 11,000; stock 230,725; re?
ceipts of the week 55,418; sales 40,000.
CHARLESTON, February 3.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 14*?; sea island
|40(o;.l.OO; receipts 1,000 bales; sales 500;
stuck 40,212; receipts of tho week
11,007; sales 5,000.
j WILMINGTON, February 3.- Cotton
[quiet-middling 14; receipts 475 bales;
sales 75; stock 2,590; receipts of the
I week 3,010; sales 275.
GALVESTON, February 3.- - Ci-Ilon quiet
and nominal-good ordinary 12'.,(Yi
12,!.j; receipts 1,005 bales; sales lot);
stock G2.4G0; receipts of tho week
11,059; sides 2.400.
SAVANNAH, February 3.-Colton in
moderato demaud and prices u blmde
lower-middling 14;*,;; receipts 4.081
bales; sales 1,200; stock 01,801; receipts
of thu week 20,870; sales 10,000.
AUGUSTA, February 3.-Cotton closed
firm, with fair demaud, nt 14 for mid?
dling; sides 800 bales; receipts 800.
NORFOLK, February 3.-Cotton dull
low middling 14; receipts 1,515 babs;
sales 100; stock 9,754; receipts of the
week 10,Gol; sales 1,000.
BOSTON, February 3. - Cotton dull -
middling 15\' (?>, l?.^?; receipts 4,805
bales; salea 4?U; stock 7,000; receipts of
thu week 12,820; sales 2,250.
MOBILE, February 3.--Cotton firm
middling 14 '., ; receipts 3,730 bales; sales
3,000; stock 73,031; receipts of tho week
18,000; mles 17,000.
wiioi.ios ALK i'Kit i;s t/mciti<:.vr.
COltlUXTED WKKltl.V UV TUE DOA III) OP TRAUE.
.VPPLEH, jj?ni.i un fi na .itoi.Assks,?Juoa,a5r(tr>i)
IIAOOINO, ...... ..22 <?,:i;t New orl'un 0o?l uo
BALE HOPE, Manil,?'?51 Sugar H'so..70?l lu
N.y.orWes^tlti K?12 1 NAILS, y Keg? Gt)?<? uti
BUTTER, North. 40?50 ? ONIONS. "(dbiiMl li>'ii,2 uo
Country, \i lb.25? 35 : OIL, Kerosene,g45??0
BACON. Hams. ..22?25 Machinery. .75?i td
Sides, y lb. .136015 SPECIE, Uold (?1 08
Shoulders... ll@13 Silver. ?l (Jd
CANDLES, Sporm40(?,70 POTAT'H, Irisl 00(t?2 01)
Ai honan tine tb 18? 20 Swoot, bus 906/10(1
COTTON YAUNI 30@1 40 SICE, Carolina lb 8 >, lo
CorroN.Stot M,_14 SUOT, tybag. 2511? 2 55
Middling.13| SALT, Livorp.2 20?2 25
Low Midl'g.\? SOAP, ylb,.8? ?J
Good Orduy. 12 SPiniTS, Alcohol,gl7 511
Ordinary. ll I BranUv . .4 00? 12 til)
Cu BESE, li. D. IL. 20?25 (Hil .2 U0?7 5 1
r*actorv. I6?22 : Bum.2 01107 00
COFFEE, Kio, #lbl8?2t i Whiskey... 1 35?4 0(1
Lag mi vi n ... ,21?23 : KUOAII, (.'rus A P.... 16
Java .'..28 (O'.M ! Brown.14? 10
FLOUR,Co. 700? 1(1 Ol' . STARCU, *f? lt?... Ol? 10
Northern.650?11110 YEA,Oreen lt? 1 00?20(l
CHAIN, Corn 1 20? 1 25 ! Black, . . .1 0U?1 io
Whoat_1 40?1 50 I Ton.VCCO, ChW.60?I U0
Outs. 90@ioo Smoking,lb..50?l 00
Boas.1 30?1 40 VINKOAR, \Viue,.50@6(l
HAT, North, {luwt.2 51 French_ ?1 70
HIDES,Dry, i?dbl2Jj?U- WINK, Chain.28@35 00
Oreen ."..?S Port, $)gal300@fi 811
LA H i> $db.15 i Sherry ... 3 50?6 W
LIMB, at bbl. 2 65)22 75 I Madeira.. .2 50@fi 7'.?
? , . _ ".._L"_ - '??
Hay and Fodder.
OKYi BAL F S PBIMKHAY.
50 halos primo FODDEr.,
For Balo low ut
Feb 2 3_D. O. PF.IXOTTO A HON'S.
? Bread and Calce Baker,
WilO thoroughly understands his bil sf
ness, wants a situation iu Columbia.
Proper references as to ability. Apply at
PHOENIX offlJO. -THU 81 6
LATEST CjrjroTAtiORs bi1 Sotr-niifeN SE
OUiUTIBS IN CHARLESTON, S. C- Corrccted,
February 2, 1871, by
A.C.KAUFMAN
Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street.
Harnea of Securities, liate In. Of 'ti A steed,
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina, old_ 6 _ 44
N. Carolina, new - G _ 22
South Carolina, obi_ G _ 85
S. Carolina, new. 6 .... 65
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. G _ 70
Georgia, now. 7 .... 03
Georgia. 6 .... 82
Tennessee, old. G _ G2
Teunessee, now. 6 .... 02
Alabama . 8 _ 08
Alabama. 5 _ 70
CITY BB0U1UTIB8.
Atlanta, Ga., bond?_ 8 _ 8G
Augusta,Ga., bouds... 7 .... 78
Charleston stock. G .... 50
Obarl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 70
Columbia, S. C., bonds 6 .... GO
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 70
Macon, Ga., bonds.... 7 .... 75
Memphis, Tenn., b'nds
old... G - 50
new.. G - 48
Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 85
Wilmington, N. C. 8 _ 75
Wilmington, N. C. 6 _ 72.'.j
RAILROAD 1SOXDH.
Atlantic aud Gulf. 7 .... 80
B. li. lt., 1st mortgage 7 _ GO
Ceutral Georgia. 7 _ 90
Charleston and Savan.. 6 .... 63
Charlotte, Col. & Ang.. 7 _ 85
Cherawaud Darlington 7 _ 82
Gheraw Sc Dar., 2d mort 7 .... 72
Georgia Bailroad. "7 .... 98
Green. A-Col.. 1st mor. 7 .... 85
Green, it C., State gu ar 7 .... 62
Laurens. 7 ... 50
Memphis Sc Charleston. 7 .... 83
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 _ 02
North-East ern, 2d mort. 8 _ 78
Suv. & Char., 1st mort. 7 .... 78
Sav. <t Char., State gua 7 ... 69
South Carolina. 7 .... 73
South Carolina. 6 _ 69
Spartanburgaud Union 7 .... 50
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100 _ 38
Central (?a.. ex div_ IM) .... 117
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia. 100 .... 93
Green, nod Col. lt- R. - 20 _ 2
Macon and Western... 100 .... 108
Memphis A Charleston. 25 .... 10
North-eastern. 50 .... 13
Savannah A Charleston 100 .... 30
S. C. lt. lt. shares. 100 _ lt?
S. C. lt. ll. A B'k shari's 125 . 10
HANK STOCKS.
IVop's NM B'k Charra,
capital 8500,000. IOU 102 . .
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital 8100,000. 100 120 ..
S. C. Loan A Trust Co. 100 .... 97
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a,
capital ?20.1,000. 100 100
Central National Bank,
Col'a, cnp'l $100,000 100 100
S. C. Bank & Trust Co.
capital $200,000. 100 OD
Baukof Charleston_ 100 _ i'.l
Uuion Bank S. C. 50 .... 6
People's Bank So. Ca.. 25 .... 5
Plan. & Me. Bank S. C. 25 _ 2>4'
Bank of Newberry. 25 .
Bauk of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS HECUlllTlEb,
Charleston Gas Co.... 25 ... - 21
Charl'u City IMl. stock 50 - 52
GranitevilleMan. Co... 100 - 85
G. Sc C. B. cert, iudeb. 63
S. C. ll. cert, iudebt's. pur
N. E. lt. lt., cert, indebt. GO
City Charleston cor. in. 90 pur.
City of Memphis coup. ... 61 ....
N. E. lt. lt. pref, stock. 40
S. i U. ll. past due coup. ... ... 45
S. it C. lt. past duo coup. 55
EXCHANGE, ETC.
Now York sight. }?ofT p:ir
Gold. 110 112
Silver. 103
s. c. HANK 1HL.ES.
*Bunk of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30
Bank Georgetown. 4
Bank of S. C. 8
Bank of Chester. 8
Bank of Hamburg. 7
Bank of Newberry. 3
Bank of the State of
S. C., prior to '61. 35
issue '61 and '62 _ 22
*P1. it Mee. Bank Chur'u.
^People's Bank Charl'u.
?Union Bank Charles'ii.
*S. W. R. R. Bank, old.
-S. W. lt. R. Bank, new.
State Bank, Charleston .... 5
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 2
Exchange Bank, Coluui .... 6
Com'l Bank, of Colum .... 7 ...
Merob. Bank of Chcraw- 3 ....
Planter's Bank Fairfield ... . 3 -.
S. C. bills receivable. 95 -
Charleston chango bills. 95 ....
Jfeg"" Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at tho bank counters of each.
Dr. Alfred Wallace,
HAVI SO renamed tho PRACTICE OF ME?
DICINE, may he fon nd, for the present,
at nis residence, on tinner street. J<m HI C*
Oils, Turpentine, Benzine.
-I (\f\GALLONS LINSEED OIL,
L' f\J IOU gallons Train Oil.
100 gallons .Machinery Oil,
11)0 ?allons Spirits Turpentine.
100 gallon- Alcohol,
50 ?allons Iii uziue,
10 barrels Kerosene Oil.
For sale low by E. ll. 1IE1NITSII,
Jan '2~t Wholesale and Detail Druggist.
Sugar-Cured Hams.
i>r\?f \ CHOICE New York Sngar-Cured
?\t\) HAMS.
100 choice New York Sngar-Curod SHOUL?
DERS, .lust received and tor salo, at reduced
prices, by _J-?Z- K> AO NEW.
Residence for Sale-Eligible Location.
TH E undersigned Will sell bis ItF.Sl
Jiiii DENCE on Arsenal Hill-rogardod <?no
?Ji of tho mont dcxirablo in tho city. Tho
riouso contains 13 rooms, with high ceilings,
and on tho promises aro commodious out
bouses, stables, Ac. Connected with tho pre?
mises aro a lino garden spot and handeonio
shrubbery. T?rms reasonable.
Jan 9.9 J. P THOMAS.
-. .. BB , . ?' '-- .
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Ol' THE WOBLD-BENOWHED TBAOKDIAN,
III
ATA M. *T? MUM.? ?WNHUITIII?)
WHOSE performance at all tho principal
theatre* of Great Britain, Australia,
California, and other parts of America, have
been received with great enthusiasm by
crowded and fashionable audiences, by whom
ho hus been pronounced to rank among tho
O lt 12 AT ES f LIVING AUTIS TS. Supported
by a lulcit'e.d Dramatic Comp my.
Hiniil?y Klgltt, K?-1>r?!!?rj- tt, !**?!,
TIM: (IUEAT i.Nut.ibii iat.Mi.iiY,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Harcourt Oourtloy, tua played by him over
J ono times in Europe and America,)
SI c K GAN BUCHANAN.
Admission $1; Gallery SO cents. Doors open
at 7, to commence ut 8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. February 8.
al il o', lo k, a Ult VND MATINES, at reduced
pricer? Foti '.i
At and Less Than Cost.
HEAL PAISLEY SHAWLS.
LP.ack Cloth and Beaver Cloaks.
Ail Worsted Coverings.
Heavy l'anime re- and Clot'.-.
Beat French Merino-.
Irish Poplins.
All Wool Plaids.
Fancy Dress Goods.
Black and Colored Sbks.
Jan ?i'.t _C. F. JACKSON.
Bunch Cotton seed.
l\\\\Vs THE undersigned offers for sale
i?**a?3|sov?-ral hundred bu-licls COTTON
?0'E*S?8EED, of tho varlet it s epuken of be?
low. For terinn address
E. B. TURNIPSEED, Columbia, S.e.
Thin is to certify that I purchased ol Dr.
E.. B. Turnipsoed, last spring. Home of his
Bunch Cotton Seed; and 1 am prepared to say,
without reservo, that they are ur superior to
any heed 1 have ever planted. Also, I can
testify that I tried the i-called host Dickson
Seed ?ide by side with them, and will say un?
hesitatingly that those purchased from Dr.
Turnipsoed fruited earlier and moro abun?
dantly. C. p. A. P.BOOM.
Souter Pt?ce, Cedar Creek, s. c.. Januarv
20. 1?7L
Thu- ic to certify that I saw the Cotton
grown I y Mr. C P- A. Broom, and can fully
corroborate his ti stiinonvns given above.
H. N. LOWRANCE.
M. P. BROOM;
-In. 20 pp DAVID II AMITEIt.
A Stock of Clothing, Hats
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
AT
U* I? K 5 S '?' II A .\ I' <> S T. -?,5
AKAI. E OPPOR'I UNITY TO EM BA bli IN
ill)'. BUSINESS. A fresh and well se?
lected stocker CLOTHING, HATH and Ocnts'
FUBNISHINfl coons, together with the
STOKE FIX ll'KI S und Lease of one of tho
moat desirable business stand.-in the city of
Columbia property ot tho late W. J. Hoke -
is now offered 1er salo ;'t :>. siiciillee, in order
to clo.-e tin- bu-iness Parties desiring to
treat tor the purchase ol' same, will call on or
address the .-ott of thc late proprii tor.
31 IKE HOKE.
B'JrPaperc copjing other nolie- v ill discon?
tinue it and iu-eft this. Jan 2H
Diamond H rims,
QUi. vi; cured SHOULDERS,
O Smoked Tongue,
Breakfast bacon,
Fulton Market Beet,
Ail Chi?:-.-?- and for sale at reduced pi icc;'.
Jan 27 EDWARD HOPE.
MT. ZLON ?UHU?L,
WIXNSIIOKO, S. C.
jwm, THE in\t sealion of tide school
^^^gk will begin MONDAY, i'd h day ol
^xjjfflP^i tUn.icnt-? i? re under military
^H^BF discipline and wear an appropriate j
TERMS I'Utt SESSION Ol' 1 IVE MONTHS:
Board, including tuition, fuel, lights and i
washing.M2?
For cireulars addr<
G. A. WOODWARD. Principal,
or M. M FABBOW, Asso. Brined.
Jun 24 tufC
Fresh Tens.
^P^?^l CHOICE GUNPOWDER,
ii/vYviS Hyson, Oolong and English
r ? fl Breakfast Teas.
LJSz?. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT
B i.eiLn..
New Orleann and fluid? n Syrup.
New York Pig Hains and ISreakfast Strip*,
ele., for sale at reasonable nrici s. by
Jan 7 Duo E. STENHOUSE.
NEW STORE. !
THE subscriber would re
/f\S-\p-^f*kf'Pl,'',fully inform bi.-? friends
WMSSJU?!:l,H' customer* that he bas
\\ lifitfll&nJffi re-estublinbed himself in the
.^SffiSHMft GENERAL GROCERY BESl
NE>S, at his old stand, ?No. 109,) where he
will oe pleased to show and sell to purchasein
a completo stock ol'new faucv aud substan?
tial GOODS, carefully selected!
Bic.hardson street, first sonare South of old
Market cot uer. ORLANDO Z. PAT ES.
Dec 1 linio
New Varieties Garden Seeds.
FI ED EEK BA U V CAB BAO E,
Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage,
Fairly Sehweinforth Cabbage,
Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato,
New French Breakfast Kadish.
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Early Winningstadt Cabbage.
For sale by E. H. HELM MIL I
Wholesale and Iletail Drug and St ed Store. ?
Jan 25
JUST RECEIVED.
AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS.* Toys,
and other fancy articles for l?ttlo folks.
A I.SO,
A fi'.Hh selected stock of CAN DI ES, fancy
and stick, and a large assortment of Fancy
?nil Plain Ponnd Cakes.
ALSO,
A tine lui of MEERSCHAUM PH Es. Cigars,
Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
Dei- 21 Main street.
Just Keceivtd
AN assortment of fresh CRACKERS, of the
finest quality,consisting of Soda, Boston,
lint ter. Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch
Milk, for salo at lower prices than u.-unl, by
Jun 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE.
Received To-aay.
ALO T of primo Walhalla BUTTER, in ball?
and in hulks.
ORANGES. LEMONS, PINEAPPLES,
Malaga Grapes, Dried Fruit, oto., ou hand.
Jan 17 W. D. S0HOEN3ERC.
Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! IJ
_THOMAS W. POPE ?informs tho
??fi?siapubli?'. that tho best BEEF, PORK,
*3g5H! vIUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in the
QS&?Bm imrkot, can be found at Stall No. 7
Give mo ? call. Dre 2." Omo
-J-!
Auction Sales.
Horten and Mules.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO & BON.
ON MONDAY MORNING, in front of tho
Goure HouBo, nt 10 o'clook. we will noll,
Soveral flue HORSES and MULES.
ALSO,
MILCH C0W8, with young Calve*.
Fob 1
Desirable Farm.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in
front of tho Coori Honao, wo will soil,
A DESIRABLE FARM, containing seven
aciva, moro or lesa,on Upper Uonmlry Btreet.
Hounded on tho EaBt by landa of Colonel Wm.
Wallace; North by J. M. ?rawlord; Sontli by
I lound iv tr tri ct.
Tenon cash. Purchasers to pav for paper?.
Feb 1
In the Court of Probate-Lexington.
Er parte Alexander H. Wolfo, Administrator
of W. M. Beckham, deceased.
Petition to Sell Personal Properly of Deceased.
PUB8UANT to tho ordor of Hon. A. H.
Caughinan, Judge of Probate for Lexing?
ton County, I will noll, on MONDAY, the Ultu
day of Februarv, and dava sucooeding:
Thc PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M.
Beckham, deceased, consisting of about
30 bales Cotton.
15 Mule?, :i Hordes and 2 Colts.
CO Hogs, 90 Cattle, among which are a great
many fino Milch Cows.
Kilchon Furniture, Ac, and a largo quantity
of fino Cotton Seed.
3,000 bushels Corn, and a large quantity of
Fodder.
3 Four-Horso Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart and alargo
quantity of Farming Implements*.
The salo will be commenced at what is
known ns the James Bates place, io Richland
Fork, and cont inned thero until all tho pro?
perty on that plane is sold; and on the day
immediately succeeding, the sale will bo con?
tinued at thc Baker place, in Lexington, the
late residence, or the deceased, and continued
thero until nil tho property is sold. It is
thought thc salo at the Bates placo will occu?
py about two days, and tho sale commenced at
tho Baker place on the third.
Terms of sale cash.
S. M. ROOF, S L. C.
Sheriffs Office, Lexington C. H., January 9,
1S71. _ Feb 3
Tao Bait-able Cottages.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, tho Gth day of
February, in front of thc Court Houeo, at
K) o'clock, in this city, without resolve, we
will sell.
Two desirable COTTAGES. No. 1 bounded
on tho North by Scuato street: on the South
by Babb; on tho West bv D. G. Thompson; ot
the East by Rabb.
Cottago No. 2.-Bounded on tho North bj
Senate street; on the South bv Babb; on th?.
East bv Cottage No. I; on the West by Dr. W
P. Geiger.
Thc above Lots measure front on Senate
s(reet3l feet (> inches, and run back 184 feet
!S inches, more or less, and with all necessary
out buildings, and line wells of water. Encl
Cottago contains 4 tine rooms.
THUMS--One-hall cash; balance in twelve
mouths, secured by bond and mortgage, bear
ing interest st thu rate of seven per cent, pei
annum; purchaser to pay us for papers anc
t-tamn?. Jan 29
Valuable Heal Estate, al Auction.
BY E. W. SEIBELS & CO.
JACOB LEVIN, AccTiONEEn.
WK will sell, without reserve, on tho firs
MONDAY in February, commencing st 1
o'clock,
That really valuable property, on whiol
formerly Blond the "United States Hutol," a
thc corner of Richardson and Lady Btreotf
consisting of live Lots, 25 feet 1 inch fron
each, on Main or Richardson Btreet, and ruo
tiing back 1G5.
.\ i.so,
Six Lot.", fronting on Lady street. 25 feel
more or le.-s, and running back 184 feet
inches.
This is the most valuable property ever o?
fi red in thia city, and is de.-irablo, in ever
point of view, in location, and from tho fae
that the property is unencumbered and title
perfect. Terms will bo utntod by Auctioneei
a*, sale. Jan ll wji
Afore and Lease for Sale.
MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction'r
ON the first MONDAY in February next, v
Will nell,
A LEA?-E of four years and three month
(willi thu privilege to removo tho bnildii
before expiration of Lease,) on that piece
ground upon which the store occupied by M
Wcrhan, watchmaker, now stands, subject
a quarterly rent of $25 per quarter. Jan 21
FarmingLLands.
WILL be sold, on tho FIRST MONDAY
February next, in front of tho Cou
House, in Colurrbia, 270 acres LAND, moro
leas, near Ringville, known as tho Byars trat
There are severn 1 buildings on the premise
Excellent laud tor growing Cotton, Grain ai
Potatoes. Considerable Timber on the plat
Purchasers to pay one half for surveying ai
to pay for papers nnd stamps. Terms of st
one-half cash, balance in twelve months, wi
interest, 10 per cent, with mortgage of t
premises. THOMAS J. BAWLS,
Jan 31 tm-2 Executor
Ridge Land for Sale.
A FIRST das-COTTON PLANTATION.
x\. head waters of Cloud Crock, in Edgefii
County, S. C., containing 850 acres. Cotta
dwelling and all necessary buildings usua
lound on a cotton plantation. Last ycart
owner made seventv-tivo bales cotton wi
live inuVs. E. Vf. SEIBELS A CO
Jan 27
New Books at Bryan & McCarter'i
rpilF. Lifo of Lord Palmerston, by Bulsvoi
_L Tho Englieh Governess at tho Siam?
Court, with plates.
The Percys, hy author of Stepping llravi
wards. Price fl 25.
The Victory ot tho Vanquished, by aull
of Schonberg Family, il.75.
Light at Evening l'imo-a book of Comf
and Support for the Aged-by Dr. Holme.
Arthur Help's Essays, written at intervi
Joseph anti His Friend, by Bavard Tay!
sketches of San Domingo, by Kenn. $1.
Morning and Evening Exercises, by Hei
Ward Beecher. $2 00.
Tour of Dr. Syntax, with coloretl plal
$3.00; and other new Books, to suit all fane
Also, a variety of new Novels, and anoi
supply of Diaries for 1871. Jan 1
Something Nice.
S)(~\f\ POUNDS Virginia Boll BUTTE
?UU 6 bbl?. Silver Skin Onions.
3 bids, new Hulled Buckwheat.
I For sale bv MONTEITH A FIELD INC
For Sale,
3CK(\(\ ACRES of LAND in Barn*
.UUU on the L'disto.
75U ACRES in K?rshaw-in lots to sui
i HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12.000.
j 1 lionne in this city, $5,0u0.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near
city-$3 000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKET'
Attorney at Law and Real l?state Agen
Sept 25 " _1
GRAIN j GRAIN ! GBA1N !
W.J. WI1ITJW?I?B, (-it EKN1 n.!,i?:. !,
DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY P
DUCE of all kinds. Will pay pro
attention to all orders entrusted to his eat
This is a raro opportunity for Planters
others living along tho lino of the Orcnn'
and Columbia Itali road, to procur? their i
plies at first cost. I only p-d; ri fair trial,
gun-ant-i ?atisfiodioii, N'cjv'?VJn