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Foreign AlTalr?; LONDON, February 8.-All signatures to tho Taris treaty were present this afternoon except France. VBBSAIMJES, February 3.-Au official noto from Count Bismarck points Gam? betta to tho decree issued by him, de? claring tho ineligibility to the Assemhly of fuu stiouaries nuder the Empire, as corroborative of tho fears expressed by M. Favre that tho olootions would not bo free, "in consequence of which," continues tho Couut, "I proposed tho convocation of tho Corps L?gislatif, which was refused by M. Favre." Tho noto concludes with a protest from Bis? marck against the dooroo, and the state? ment that thc Germans will only recog? nize an Assembly composed of froely elected Deputies. LONDON, February 4.-It has hoon as? certained that tho Times' statement of tho conditions of peuce, us regards tho cession of Lorraiue and Poudicherry, and tho transfer ol' twonty ships of wur to Germany, is incorrect. Tho truth is, that tho Gorman? aro, under tho pro posad terms, to koop AUuco and the Fortress of Motz. Tho indemnity de? manded of Thiers in November was 4,000,000 francs, a figuro which, it is possible, has beou doubled siuce. ST. PETERSBURG, February 4.-It is said that tho Government of Servia has submitted a proposition to Perito for tho feasible discussion by tho two govern? ments of tho annexation of Bosuia und Hcrsegovina to Servia. Tho Confcrouco deliberations were prolonged, lasting several hours, but no practical re mils ure known. Tho report that Eugouie left Ohisol hurst for tho Continent proves without foundation, as does also another report that Mr. Henri Conti bad arrived in Eng? land ou a Bpccial mission. It is kuown now that ubout 180,000 prisoners wcro taken in Paris, with 15.00C cannon and 400 field piceos .iud mitrail lousi.ti. Tho gun-bouts in the Seino and rolling stock of railways wore also ap? propriated by the Germans. BRUSSELS, February 4.-Tho Gauloii Hays the Paris Government has with? drawn tho powers of tho Bordeaux dele, gatton. BORDEAUX, February 4.-Instruction; were issued yesterday by Gambetta ti tho Prefects ?if Departments, to request a strict escotttiou ot* tho electoral dis qualification decrees. Delegates from Uupublicun committee: throughout Franco are uri iving daily a Bordeaux. Garibaldi hus urce.de.d tho rnndidnc; for Representative ol Nice tu tho Nu tionnl Assembly. Count Bismarck having prolostet against tho electoral disqualification de oreo of the Bordeaux Government, Gam betta has made a reply? iu which h Warmly defends that document, and say it frustrates the plans of Bismarck au his accomplices, tho fallen dynasty au tho insolent pretension of tho Prussia Minister.to interfere with thncoustitt tion of tho French Assembly. Tho best justification of thu Bordoutt Government is tho public meeting of Itu night, which resolved on a mass dcm m stratum to-morrow, to formally toque: Gambetta to accept tho Presidency ( th? Committee pf ['ultl?a Safety, nu prosenuto the war t:> tho death. Gen. Billot, commaudcr uf tho ISt army corps, bas arrived itt Lyons. I] reports thc retreat of the urn?y of tl East caused by want of provisions uti munitions. Tho effect of tho annis!ii there has been demonstrations of tin t tremely warlike character on thc pa of tho people of Lyons, thousands whom nsscmblod tu public meetings nt paraded the streets with shouts of 17 la Guerre and Vive la Commune. BoitDiiArx, February 5.-Tho Govor mont hero has issued ti declaration, mai tuining tho electoral -disqualification and announcing that one of their um ber had been seut to Paris to explain tl real stato of things. The declaration signed by Gambetta, Bizoiu, Cremet and Tonrchon. VERSAILLES, February 5.-The folio iug statement is of?cial: Tim duality the French Government will apparent load the Administration at Bordeaux the non-observance of tho coovculi entered into by tho Germans uud t authorities at Paris. The couventi ouly looked to negotiations for a freo i flombly, and an arbitrarily constitut body, under tho declaration of M. Ga butta, is noe entitled to such title. Fui has informed Bismarck that he will sciad the decrees issued by Gambet Tho confusion is, however, probal only romovublo by tho adjournment tho elections. LONDON, February 0.-By special oreo, Havro will form a special elect: district; the remainder of the dept mont being occupied by the en et Letters from St. Potorsbnrg soy Btu will not intervene in favor of Fran It is expected at Berlin that upon couolusion of peace, the Prussian trot will entor Paris in triumph, and tho ii array corps will hold Cbampaguo iii tho war indemnity is paid. Tho Em ror telegraphs Augusta, ordering gn salutes in honor of tho late decir events. Tho municipal conned of Da protest against Gambetta'* diaqmilil tion decree, and have resolved to take votes legally cast. It is officially stn that Prussia will not strip Franco of I ml inn, Asiatic or trans Atlantic pos sions. Favre telegraphs Bismarck t the limitations to tho freedom of e tion, decreed by tho Bordeaux Govt mont, have been abolished. Ce Chumbord is in high spirits and rcco despatches hy couriers twice duily. may depart for Franco nt any mora Isabella, of Spain, lins bought n t toan near Vienna. Them are 60,000 French soldier Switzerland. A despatch fi om Versailles says j is rising rapidly in Paris. Th? Turis expect ? heavy money exaction. ?-itv it f?enertlly assuming th? hpy auoe of order aud somewhat of its fur? mer spleudpr. The elcutiuns are pro? ceeding with feverish energy and deter? mination. The hatred and opposition to Gambetta ia indescribable. The ex? change of wounded prisoners is proceed? ing. Trochu wishes to return tolirituny on account of his marked unpopularity. There aro threats to shoot him. BOKDKAUX, February G.-Tho demon? stration to-day in favor of tho Bordeaux Government and tho disqualifying do crees w7as quito imposing. The Prefect read tho following declaration from Gam? betta: Bo faithful to tho programme of tho nation, and of freedom to nt ms ?B well as to tho ballot-box. Wo aro now occupied in council of war, deliberating upon tho means of profiting by the armistice. Crcmieux left lust night for Paris. American Intelligence. WASHINGTON, February 1.-Tho Se? cretary of the Treasury has ordered $2,500,000 of three per cent, certificates of numbers (511 to 8G0. inclusive, ol $0,000, and between 501 to 758, inclu? sivo, of $1,000. These ocrtilicutos eau bo hud upon presentation al the Assist ant Treasurer's office in Boston, Philo dolphin und New York. Interest wit cease Mureil 31, ofter which they wil be available us u reserve for Nations Banks. WASHINGTON, February 5.-Tho Cour of Claims is eugaged trying tho eottor cases under the Act relating to capturet and abandoned property. Several casen wherein foreigners worn interested, hav< been waived, to abide thu decision of tin Supremo Court in several test cases The Court of Claims has adopted tin rulo requiring thc allegation of loyalL; to bo expressed in thu lungu >go of tb statute. Some eases have been with drawn, to amend the petitions in tho particular. Schotick will bo detained here si_ve.ru w e'is yet. SAVANNAH, February 5.-Tho stearne O. P. Potter, towing in tho bark Dation ruu into four miles from Doboy by th stoumcr Eliza Hancox, and the Pottc wits sunk; tho Hancox uninjured. NEW YORK, February G.-The lierai lias n special, dated Havana, 1th, wilie nays tho insurgents wero attacked i their stronghold at Naj-tsi, botwet Puerto Principe, ?md Sania Cru/.; lift insurgents were killed and ninny fatuilit were tukcu Jesus Del Sol, tho fatnnii ?.hiof of lite Ciurto Villas, has sorrel ilered. WASHINGTON, LVbtuary l?. -Havin seen my name i millioned in several < Lho city popers as of thc counsel in tl sutton lux case, tn lu argued otiTiicsdii next, 1 beg to .slate that this i u format ie is incorrect. 1 a:u not of tho counsel i tho ease, un i of course shall not pattie pate in thc argument before the nour lt is u!.-:0 an error to suppose that tl sase involves SGU,000,000. 1 underslai it involves only some two or three ti>o ?iud li di?is. Very respectfully, HERSCHEL V. JOHNSON. Mn. bluiToit: So many erroneoi slutcuicuts have appeared in tho publ prints, calculated, in my opinion, to i ?uro the interests of rey client, Mr. Fti L'ingloo, and to olteuil counsel employe that J foul constrained to seek the sar shunt.el, for ibo purpose of making ci reel ions. The suit of Farrington i Saunders involves loss than ?2,500, tn it is the only easo of thc kind ponding the United State.. In line any court competent jurisdiction, and the stain if limitations has barred on frimil claims so fal ns judicial remedies ii sonceined. lt was instituted to test I ii nest ion whether Congress has pOwi it udor the Couslitiitiou, to tux the pi lucia of tlie Southern States, almost the print of confiscation, und at t same tune exempt tho products of Ibo other States. Hon. Win, Lt. Shark iud my.-elf are tito original counsel this case, and under our advice tho s wits brought. Our client has from til lo tune associated with us emin? jounse), whose names aro of record i be Supreme Court. From among the Mr. Farrington (the plaintiff) has Holt! al Judge B. lt. Corlis und Hou. W M. F varis, to conduct the npproachi uni argument. I deprecate tho publi lions I have seen as an unauthorized o liostile interference with tho snit, o liighly prejudicial to tho plaintiff's lerests, by throwing into tho RC igaiust his claim of a little over $2,0 tho millions which Congress, aud G irress alone, might allow, in making tpplicaliou of the principle on wh Mr. Farrington seeks to roeo\ [Signed) JAMES HUGHES, Counsel for Wm. Farrington In the Senate, a numerously aigi petition was presented asking for terr rial govorunient for tho District of lumbla. A bill for tho protection buoys and other aid to navigation passed. It provides punishment mooring to or colliding with buoys, ittempt was made to bring np tho Lino Railroad, which failed. G ihwite'a credentials, os Senator fi March 4, 1871, was presented. ' Sub coniiuilteo on Military Affaira ported upou Weat Point affairs; rec mending that tho three cadets tiri uni bo restored, uud that tho whole : miss implicated in that affair be expel Farragut's son and Grant's sou an phew ni O iu the lirst class. lu tho 1 louse, tho tillibusters succec tl occupying the morning hour, aud Mew York Air Lino went over u Monday. A bill repouliug all taxe* ipi rita from fruit was referred to Ways and Means Committee. W Lulls wero introduced under tho reg .all of Staten. A mo) iou to suspend rules to have a committee to inquire ibo abuse of cadets nt West Foin icconnt of rnee or color received iweuty-fivo uffi minti ve votes. A fore nco eo m millee wus appointed on .oosulur and diplomatie bill. May) moved to sunpend the rules to take 1 dio Speaker's tthio tho bill iu relutit the Southern Pacific -Railroad, and l it ?<. the Committee on Pacific Uni lr with leave to report at any timo aftor the 10th instant, which was agreed to. This notion is regarded as equivalent to the ul ti m a to passage of tho bill. AU tho Southern mombors voted aye. Tho House fillibusterod on tho appropriation for tho oulrugo committee. Tho oppo? nents left tho hall, and a call of tho House is now progressing. Tho Supremo Court confirmed the judgment of the Criurt of Chuma ugniust tho validity of tho Georgia loou cortificutes of 1777, holding that the iuct of interest being paid on a portiou of them for n short timo did not bind the Government, for tho reuson that no pur? pose to ratify their regularity appears, and thc paper bearing tho siguuturo of tho alleged commissioner having Leen rejected us soon as brought to tho notice of tho proper department. Tho amount involved ia $G0,0U0. MADRID, Februury 6.-Sickles pre? sented his credentials and the reply of Amadeus wns complimentary to tho United States. BOSTON, February f?.-The oold is in? tonso, North and West. NEW YORK, February (3.-A kerosene lamp explosion burned thrco seriously mid ono fatally. SAVANNAH, February G.-The Spnuish bi ig Susannah, before reported usboro iu Issubaw, weut to pieces whilst tho steamboat Muggie SulTold was towing her off. lier rigging, sails, anchors and boats were saved. KI NAR VI A IJ Amu i (MiniKiichM.. CoTiTjMniA, S. C., February 7.-Bulee of cotton, yesterday, 90 bales-middling 13 J ?c. NEW YORK, February 5-livening.-? Movoincuts of tho week very heavy j re? ceipts being in excess of last week. Ex? ports uro fur below those of hist week, but .still iu advance of tho total of lust week, which wore heavy. Receipts huvo increased the stocks. At seaports and interior towns thvse ure materially in ex? cess of hist yeur. Incienso in exports for the expired portion of the present cottou year ure plainly reflected in tho largo, supply iu Liverpool, as compared with lust your, und ..Iso in the greatly in crensed amount ullon\ for G rent Britain. Receipts al .?ll porta for tho week 154. 4.82, against 100,8.0 lust week, 136,8.37 the previous week, and 132,585 tlnee weeks since. Total receipts since Sep? tember 23, 852,297, against 1,8:15,290 for th? oorie.-qionding period in the previous veui. Tho exports I nun ali ports for lb? week 73,528, ngiilist 17,2ti0 same weeli last year. Tola! exports fur tho expired portion of lb? cottou year 1,402,7-10, ugniust 97;),331 fur tho Kinna tiiu?> last year. Stock ut nil ports 1)17.117, ugniust 520,218 last year. Stocka ut interior towns 121.Hill, against 103.628 last year. Stock in Liverpool 585,000, agni list 348, 000 last year. Amount of Indian cotton all?mt for I'Juropo 93,685, ngnitist 103,310 lust yinr. Tho weather ?it the South during lb? week was less favorable for picking operations, owing t?> ii fail of considerable iain in many sections. LONDON, Fobruurv 0-Nomi.-Consols 92 Bonds 00}4. LIVKUTUOL, February G-Noon.-Col l?ui lieuvy-upl.:nd- 7\/"7r:l; Orleans 7 ' n0? 8. LONDON, February 6 -Fvt.ning. -('.'o? sols 92. Bonds 00','.. LIVERPOOL, February ti- Kvenine;. Cotton closed heavy-uplands 7-';,('?//7;:, ; Orleans 7J?(?>8; "sales 12.000 "bab:.-.; ?peculation and export2,000; sales ship? ped from Savannah or Charleston, Janu? ary to April, 7 *,i for iniddling uplauds. NEW ?OUK, February ti-Noon. - Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull und unchanged. Fork Mendy, at 22 75. Laid quiet, ut \'?(o.\'?1^. Cotton weak - middling uplands 15,'j ; Orleans 1(5; sales 1,500 bales-mostly Sutu: day evening. Freights firm. Stocks Hteady. G?hl strong, at 12'lt'. Money easy, at I 4(o,.">. Lxcliaug.! -loog'.?'., ; short 10,'j. Bonds 11JJ. 7 P. M.-Money 4@5. Sterling 9J.j. Gobi 11^Q(W)12. Govertimcuts steady. G2slL'.j'. Southerns very dull, l'en cess?es dull and weak. Alabamas and North Carolinas very linn. Teuues sees 63,'.j ; new 03''??. Virgin ins (?5; new GOJu'. Louisianas 05; new GO; levees 70; 8s Hi). Aiabamas 05; 5* 05. Georgias 81^; 7s 84. North Carolinas 47,'.j ; new 25. South Carolinas 73,'/.: new 59.V?. Cotton quiet ami weak, with sales of 5,000 bales, at 15.'.j. Flour-Southern steady; com tuon to good extra G.00C? 7.40.' Whiskey lower, at 93@93J?. Wheat quiet - winter red and umber Western 2.5?(?2.G0. New Western coin 85(2)86. Pork" ii rm er, at 22 50(322.75. Lard firm-kettln 13>?j. Freights to Liverpool firm -soil, euttou, b-\0@%\ steam %. BAI/NMOKK, February G.--Cotton dull aud heavy-middling 15; receipts 1,320 1 ales; sales 150; stock 1,225. Flour quiet and weak. Wheat un? changed. Corn higher-Southern white 87; yellow Southern 90. Porkeusier, at 23.00. Bacon easier-shoulders 10'^. Whiskey dull, at 95. ST. LOUIS, February G.-Flour heavy choice BU pei lino winter 5.50. Corn tl nil und unchanged. Whiskey steady, ut 90. Provisions-no round lots aohl. CINCINNATI, February G.-Flour dull and lower-family G 0?(a)G 28. Corn advancing, ut 63@55. Mess polk activo, at 22 00 ou spot, und 22 UU@22.50 for future delivery. Lard active, afc 11% (?U2. Shoulders 0%; sides ll VU'-. Whiskey 88. LOUISVILLE, February 6.-Bagging ?othitig doing. Flour quiet, at 5 75. Corn firm but ?tock light. Mess Dork 22 50. Shonldeis 10; sides 12@?2,'i Whiskey 88(i$89. Lar.l 13(a)14^. BOSTON, Fubruaiy G. - Uoitou dull - middling 15%; receipts 2,305 bales; sales 400; stock 7,000. NEW OIU.UANH, February G.-Cotton active-middling l?%(g)l?%; receipts 1,927 bales; sales 5,000; stock 249,408. Floor earner-superfino 0.00(fi>6 25; double G.75; treble 7.25. Com briner, at GS(o;G9. Pork lower, ut 22.50(^22.75. Bacon firmer, ut ll,l?j(7t)13; sugur-cured Inim? lG'{.(a.l7. Lard dui! fierce 12>j @12%; keg l?j^'. Sugar firm-good common 7C?(aj8; prime IOJ4. Molasses firm-common 40(2150; prune 52(<?5G; strictly prime 57@58. Whiskey dall, at 96@1.02S?. Coffee firm-primo 15J.?0?, NORFOLK, February G.-Cation dui! - low middling 14; receipts 7,840 bales; sides 50; stock 7.988. CnAimESTON. February 0.-Cotlou dull -middling 14'<?; receipts 2,035; sales 500; stock 35,720. WILMINUTON, February G. - Cotton dull und nominal-middling 14J.-,'; re ccipts303 bales; sales 23; stock 2,511. SAVANNAH, February G.-Cotton dull and tending down-middling 14JJ; re? ceipts 4,852 bales; sales 1,000; stock 9,003. AUOCSTA, February G.-Cotton in fa r demand, but prices easy, at 14 for full stylo New York miduliug; sales 913 bales; receipts 1.GS0. M:'UILE, February G.-Cotton quiet middling 14<J? ? 14)<? ; reooipts 3,403 bales; sales 1,000; stock 73.GG7. G ALVESTON, February G.-Cotton de? clining-good ordiunry 12!.'; sales 1,060 bales; stock GO, 173. Hay'. Hay! at Private Sale. PRIME Northern HAY, Primo N. C. Hay, cheap for caph. Apply at my Auction lt oom, JACOB LKVIN, " ' Feb 5'2 Auctioneer anti Oom. Morclt't. Dickson Cotton Seed, pr BUSHELS of tho above COTTON t\J HEED, grown from Seed purchased in 18G9, at $4 per bushel, from David Dickson, ot Georgia, for salo by J. K DAVIS, Monticello, Fairfield County, H. C. SST Price-25 bushels or loan amount, 50 eeiu.-i per bushel of 30 pound*; 50 buehela or Inna amount, 40 centa pur bushel of :I0 pound*; . vii bnsbolu or loas amount, KO cents per bushel of SO poundH. Feb 4 10* Tax Notice. COLUMBIA, 8. C., February 1, 1871. rilli E Comity Treasurer hereby gives notice J. that ho will bu ready to rouoivu Ibo State anti County Tax??, for tho fiscal your ending He 11 teni nor 1, 1S70, ou Heal and Personal Pro? perty, enand alter WEDNESDAY, tho tlret day nf February. Levy for slat?, purposes, '.) Milln ou iver' dollar. Levy eu- County purposes, 5 Mill- ou evcrj dollar. Levy for School purpo.->0H. ?1 on ovor\ poll. C. II. BALDWIN, County Tmiatircr. tlfllon over Scott, Son A ("".'a Rank. b\ i> :i ii ... i Primo Norfolk Oysters. I HAVE mate a reduction in Ihn ; jfflS^L price, of O YS IT. HS. and wilt sill 1 v . i iV*?\" hom ai low as any in the mai kel, ! V. J \?d?'.:n.l will guarantee tli.ni lotte 'In bi it that eau br bad. JOHN 1). lt A ri??lAN 1 Fi :. I 12 At Columbia [cu Il e-- . Diamond .Hums. SI ...xii cured SHOULDERS. 1 SmOiod Tongue. PivAlifast Itacoii, FuUon .Mat kel Ht . :. All choice und for talc ai reduci d |-. ici -. .lan 27 EDWARD HOPE. j' Fresh Teas. I ^ji?/lt?J Hyaon, UnUuig and Lr.y -h rSI Urcakfast Teas. LJil-JL New II.:'..<. 1 V"( K WM FAT I! I.UUl>, New Orinan* nail Goldi II Syrup. New York Pig Hams Nial Ureakta?i .-.tj.,-.j. ele., fur aale ai reasonable prirea. bv . .lau 7 lino 1. SIT.MiO!' ?E. NEW STORE. SHT- if\^speetfulry ihfurm Ina iii-.-nir (^?HSSatUll 1 b^ customers that ho hus vTicZ?^US?f !"('"' sti- hil I*I It' in thc .tfafiffmSSSb tl CN Ell \l. CUi iCEKY Li SI? NEWS, ai Ida Old htand, (No. IUD,) where be will he pleased lu show and aell to parchasen* a complot ii Block of now fancy and subMun lial HOODS, carefully selected. UicliariUon street, lirnt ?qsare South of old Market <nrncr. OULA NIH) Z. HATES. ( Hie 1 ilrnu New Varieties Garden Sectif. ?MI.DEHK11AU T CADHAGE, Marblehnad Mammoth Cinhagc, Early SuliW?lnforth Cabbage, Keyes1 Early Prolific Tomato, New French Breakfast Kadish, Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Early WinningHtadt Cabbage. For ?alo by ' E. H. HElNilSll. Wholesale and Uetuil Drug and Seed Store. Jan 25 JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS.' Toys, and other fancy articles forllittle folks. ALSO, A frosh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy and alick, and a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. A line tot of MEERSCHAUM rn r.s. Cigars, Ac., at K HAFT'S HA EELY, Dec 21 Main fired. Received To-aay. ALOT of primo Walhalla BUTTEE, in balla and in bulka. OltANOKS. LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Grapes, Driod Fruit, eic, ou hand. Jan 17_ NV. I> SCHOENBERG. CARRIAGES. fi^pgBw, A COMPLETE assortment of two ??*siC.and four-seat Passenger GAHHl AGKs hah just been received at tho Ilepobito ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho litvst ami moat atylitdi pi. Hei na ha\o been (.elected with euro, from tome of the Lent builders in tho country; and tho stock never baa been nurpaai-id in design orihtiah by any I ?jAVrori hero, Prices modi rate. Dec IC W. K. GHKENFIET.l), Sugar-Cured Hams. 9QQ CHOICE New York Sugar-Cured 100 choie.i New York Sngar-Ciued SHOUL DEIIS. Juut received and tor unie, ut reducid prices, bv J <t- T lt. AGNEW. Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat \ i ! THOMAS W. POPE informa Hie apublio that the best HEEK, t'OBK, ItJ tTON and SAUSsAGE. in thc nrrkot, can bo fuund at stall No. 7 OI vu mu a call. Deo 2H 2mo Oils, Turpentine, Benzine. 1 Mi? GALLONS LINSEED OIL. I? t\9 100 gallium Train Oil, 100 gallium Machinory Oil, 100 gallons Hpii ita t urpentine, 100 gallons Alcohol, 50 ^allens Hi nzine, 10 barrel? Keroeuno Oil. Fur Hale low by E. H. HF.1N1T8H, Jan 1'i Wholesale und Itetail Mrnpuist. Kio cottee, pr/Y HAGS It IO COFFEE, f?r sale low to Oil dealer* bv EDW . D HOPE. Cigars. Cl ENCINK ImportedOTGAItS.tngnthrrwith X a large altpply of Demedio C IG A HS. Price* to Milt all. ' IOU VC- SEEOFHS Bunch Cotton seed. ,\\Ww TUE undersigned offers for salo I^BKMHseveral hundred bushels COTTON ?T*??BEED, of tho varietic-o.epokcn of be? low. For termH address E. it. TUHN1FSEED, Columbia, S. C. ; Tliis is bi certify that I purchased ol Dr. E. li. Turnipeced,* last spring, some vd' bis j linnell CottouSeed; and I am prepared to say, without reservo, that they are far superior to any toed I have ever planted. Also. I eau tuadfy that I tried the so-called best Dickson Seed side by side with them, and will say un husitatinglv that those purchased from Dr. Turuipaccd fruited i-arber and more abun? dantly, c. P. A. ItltOOM. Souter l'i-c-, tji d.?r t'ii-ek. S. C., January 20, 1*71 Thin i- ii ci i?ii, tit ut t etw the Cot I on growii by Mr. C. P. V Hm io. und can fully 1 corr'd-o'.id his testimony a* given above I ft. N. I.OWltANCE. M. I?. BltODM, Jan'2d pO* DAVID HAMl'PElt. j FIRE AND LIFEJLNSURANCE. ' THE undersigned has undertaken thc busi? ness of Fl li E AND LIFE INSUUAN?E. He representa ttie LlVEUPOOL ANP LONIK?K AM? GLOBE ISSI'I.ANCE COMPANY, an English Com? os oy, whose assets amount to over Eighteen Million* of Dollars (fold, of which 12,000,000 nie held liv the Directors in New York. He also inprescuta tho ST. I .oe IS M ITC A I. LIKE [NBVltANOt: COM?-ANA, a first class Company j and very popular, t'be undersigned will also j nell or buy Heal Estate and other property, oii | roaaonablii terms. J. \V. PARKER*. Janal 2"i* Otlice al Dr. Mint's DrtiR Store. At and Less Than CoRt. REAL PAISLEY SlIAWLS. Black Cloth and lieu vcr Clod ii ?. All Worsted Cover i uga. Ile-Avy CnsatmerOH and Ctot!* ?. Deist French Mi rum?. Irish Poplins. All Wool Plaid*. I Fancy Dresa Go.ids. j Black anil Colored Silks. Jan 20 C. F. JACKSON. ' A Stock of Clothing, Hats A NU j AT j car tb K s S TUA x <. O S T. -,(> Alt A HE OPPORTUNITY TO KM HA lili IN Till-: ItUSINKSK. A rr>sb and well se-I li cled flo U of CLOTHING, ll ATS and Gents' | FURNISHING GOODS, together wi*h tue STORK FIX I URKS and Lease of one of the : most d?sirable huahuas stands in thc city of j 'nlumbin properly of tl.? ?ate W. J. Hoke M now offeri i?.r saie :-.i u sacrifice, in ordi r , .o cloHO tie- llU-illl.sa. l'allies denirilig lo treat tor the purchase ut sams, will call on or iiidr. >s th.:i i-f the Lite ptoprii (. r. M IKK HOKE. Cir 'l'api i . C< ipi io ; nt lu i i ol ?ct- W?L discut?- , inn- ii ami insi ri tl is. .tun 2'.' Ridge Land for Sale. Al MLS i>la*< COTTON PLANTA HON. on head watt rs el Cloud Creek, in Kdgeflnid "minty, S.C.. containing .s.'a) ace s. Cottage lwidliiiK and till necessary buildings hi-uullv round ou n cot ton plant a timi, Last year the inviter made -?event v-flvo baili cot I on willi lvoinuV.s. "F.. W. SKI ?ELS A CO. I .'a.. 'JV W o v e U i c s - - - 3 p t c i o. 1 Attractions. "fVjOW openine and showing, the largest and i j i iiio.-i eb gan* assortment of French end I English F A Nt V GOODS ever bron gb I .to lids ! imoket, selected t specially for the Holidays. Kh-ganl i'erfumi ry. Cologm - und I-'vlruots, ; '.'i w am! r.|i| eriiir Toilet Soaps, !'. rfu me boMs, Toilet boxes, (Hove and Hand Kerch iel Ilexes. . Get tuan. IV? neb ami English M oi . ; <\ .it. i.-, A'Ai ii rou's Fslract Whit? Hose?. Lu bi n's Pi I'fniues, Extracts, Bachi I. Low's nett Perfume.i und I'Ntraet*. f'onrtc?yV Prishioiuihlc ('nh KUI . I Coud ra y's L-iveiub i Water German l anna Coliigii", Hi.pi i ?or Hay Rum, A large and line asi-oifim ut . : if:..r V.. it-h- ? .-j Tooth Pa lishe-?, i'n::!?-b md Kn neb DrtiSaing (Vinb*. Ivorv Fine-tooth Combs, Elegant Pomade for Din Huir, Fan Lustral, Circassian Lustre. cloth Hi uah? s. Turkish Rubber. Turkish To?tis. Toot li Picks. Elegant Soaps; largest osiHirt ment in city, A beautiful selection of Fancy Perlumc Sachets. For sn le by Dec ls E. H. II IT NITS H. Diuggis?. Chewing Tobacco-Just Received. AFINE Int of lb<> best Tan-cake and Fig flu wing TOHACCO. Nov ?I JOHN C. S KEG E liS. Extra Cheese. I (\(\ HONKS Goshen. Rnglis.h Dairv and II ll / Pine Apple CHEESE, for sale low. Oct ?10 E. HOPE. Carriage Materials. CONSISTING in part of UL"LS, ?SpokcB, Felloes, Shafts, Wheel.-, Pole?, Holts, Malleabln Castines, -Fifth * Heel?, Bands, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather, Patent and Enamelled Dloth, Oil Catpet, Lining Nails. Springs, \x1es. Fire and other Iron, Dash Frame;, Paints, Oils, Carrirge Varnishes, Ac., Ac. 'Inr stock of these goods i? aecond to none in columbia, and those desiring to purchase, ?o/ff race moue/ by calling on Sept ll J. A T. TL AGNEW. "New Books at Bryan & McCarter's. rpiiE Lifo of Lord Palmerston, by bulwer. J. 'I'llO ElUtlinll Governess ut tho Siaill'-'.-i Uuurt, with plates. Tim Percya, by author of Stepping Heavon ivards Prico $1 25. Tho Victory ot the Vanquished, by nut hoi if Schon beru Family, $1 75. Light at Evening l imo-a book of Coniti-it iud Support for tho Aged - by Dr. Holme. Arthur Help's Essays, written at intervals. Joseph and His Friend, by Bayard Tay lor. Sketches of San Domingo, by Keim, f l 50. M?irning and Evening Exercises, by Henry Ward beecher. $2 00. Tour ?Y Dr. Syntax, with colored ni?tes, til 00; and other new Looks, to suit all fancies. Also, a variety of new Novels, and anni ber lUliplv of Diaries for 1871. Jan 21 The Pollock House #?TN / \ HAS boen overhauled JSgs^w '!k*\i af*m\ fu ted up lor the win-?^^Vt? A?fitSr ter season. O Y ST EH S, [.'ISH and GAMK served np in the usual stile. Tl o Privato LUNCH 1IGOM baa beni refit ed sud guests inav expect proper attention. tint 12 T. M* P??7.l Of'K. Prmuieti r. Bowner s fur nt rai tr pei in Uli. A NEW OIL. whick witt not light undir 800 /\. degrees Fareuheil; never gums; is almost ul rl?:ss und oe tafe as Sperm or Lard OU for 'umily use. and when burned in lite MIN ru AI. IPKIIM LAMP, tho light is cqux) to lilt* beet kerosene at a cont not ?xceidmg eaie-balt u amt. per hour. It rt quires but little atlee ion, no trimming, and tho chimney never o oak a from heat. A supply ot this safety <>il, and a small Lssorlmeut of Lames, JUKI received and for mle bv J A T H. AGNEW. B.irgiiius in Clothing tit HOKRV -A. xa. ?o *? om Sales. .1 /.urge and Varied Stock of fine Gold awi Siiccr Watches. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. Tina [Tuesdii) J MORNING, nt IO o'clock, wo will sell, at our auction store, without re? servo, Alargo and vatted stock of Hue GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Diumonds, Guard, Vest and Leontine Chains; (lue Gold Chains, Ono Cutlery, Opera at.d Field Glaet.cs, Fancy Oil Pair Hugs, Ac., all of which aro unredeemed pledges /rom lite well-known Loan Oflico of M. H. l'rince, Washington, D. C., and lo ho wild. Goods on exhibition previous to sab:-. Terms cash. Feb 7 In the Court of Probate-Lexington. Et parie Alexander H. Wolfe, Administrator of W. M. Rcckham, deceased. Petition to Sell Personal Property of Deceased. PURSUANT to the order of ?on. A. n. Cangbuiaii, Judgo of Probate for Lexing? ton County, I will sell, on MONDAY, the 13tl day of February, and da\s succeeding: The PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about 30 bales Cotton. 15 Mules. ?I Horses and 2 Collu. 00 flogs,00 Cattle, among which arc u yr>' if. many line Milch Cows. Kitchen Furniture, Ac.,and a large qunntiLy of line Cotton Soed. .'1.000 bushels Coin, and u large quanti!) ??1 Fodder. U Four-Horse Wagon?, 1 Ox-Cart and a large quantity of Farming Implements. Tho sale will bo commenced at what is known as thc James Dates placo, in Richland Fork, and continued t hero until all thc pro? perty on that pla?o is sold; and on tho day immediately succeeding, tho salo will bo con? tinued at tho Raker place, in Lexington, tho late residence of thc deceased, and continued Hore until all the property is sold. It is thought thc salo at tho Rates placo will occu? py about two days, und tho sale commenced afc the Baker nineo on thc third. Terms ot ?ale ear b. S. M. ROOF, S L. C. HhoiiiW Office, Lexington C. H., January 9, 1S71. Feb 3 Silk Hats. Fir.ST importation for 1871. P?rsons d?? sirons of obtaining tho Spring Style or SILK IT ATS, ot vet y superior finish, will lire! ii to Hu ir inter? st to call at once at GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR, when-, nlHO, owing to the tact that Dillis baa fall? lt, the balais o ff our stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS will bo sold oft" nt CMst. Feb'2 D. GOODMAN. Agricultural and Garden Seed Store. AFULL supply ol'SEEDS, of every vuricty, all warranted of tho bo.-tt quality and approv? d kinds, and known to bo good.* EXTRA EARLY PEAS. Onion Se:.- rod and white. Extra Early beets, and all other Kinds. AIXO. Grass Si eds. Orchard Grass, ('lover und , untuhy Herd. Seed.- s dd at low prices. Call al Jan 14 . H EIN ITS H'S DhCO HTORK. Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufacture vt ERICK and QUARRYING ot GRANITE, anil purchased of Alosara. Wright .V Vino, ono ot their new patent Hrick Alachines, capable of turning out from -10,000 tu 00,000 bricks per day, art now prepared to inako coulracts ann furnish pat ties with any quantities of blicks doab cd. Apply to HA lin Y Soi.Oltos, at bia store, or ai tie: South Carolina Dank and Trip t Company. Sent 3 Ho for thc Race! TH H subscriber respectfully invites his friends and public in general to call and sec his stock . ir home-mado SADDLES and 'HARNESSES, which 1 can sell twentv-tivo per cont, cheaper than any Northern made gooda, and will challenge any mei ch mt in tho South tor $1,000 to compart? with mo in houio-made work. NnvS.Smo H. HANN AN. Main tdivet. 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK A LOWRANCE having purchased tho right to manufacturo John G. Hani'a improvod SEED and MANURE DROPPER, for Richland, would call the atten? tion of all farmers using fertilizers ano re? quest an examination of this planter-tho neat and most perfect over yet invented: hav? ing taken tho premium at tho Georgia and Alabama State Fairs. Tho undersigned are prepared to furnish any quantity of I'lowa, Cotton Planters and plow Handlea, at a low figure. Everv varistvof Agricultural impie monta cn band. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, noel_ Canned Goods. BLACKBERRIES, Oreen Corn. Cherries, Green Pt as, Pf ache?. Pears, Stti.-.g Heans, Whortleberries, Tomatoes. AU the above at retail, for 2b couts per can. Also, Condensed Milk. Salmon,Oysters, Lion* Ut uns. Pine Apple, Sardines, Pickles, Catsups, Ao. For aale at very lowest prices, bv Deo 15 J. AjP. H. AGNEW. For Saie", Q Anil ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, O.VH /V/ on the Edisto. 7.">0 ACl.CS m Kershaw-in lots to sub HOUSE and LO T in Columbia - ?J2.000. 1 House in thia city, Lr>.0(>0. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tho city-?OOO. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Hopi 23 * ly GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN! XV. J. XVII IT.tl III F?, GIIKEN VII.1.IC, S. C., DUALER in ORAIN and COUNTRY PRO DUCK ol all kinds. Will pay prompt attention io all orders on I rusted trills caro. Thia ls a rare opportunity for Planters and olliers living ulong the line of tho Greenville and Col U m bu Railroad, to procuro theil sup? plies at lirat coal. I only ask a fair trial, and gu t ranice satisfaction. Nov 25 3mo LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TA 1.1.KY ?Si BAHN WK LI?. Till"! untlcrt-igncd have this day entered into partnership, in the practice of law, undi r the name nf TAI t.rv .v HAKKWCIX. \V ll TALLEY. JAL i S ATI! V? ! UtNSVl LL