The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, February 08, 1871, Image 3

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. Porol?ti AtfiUrs. "VBRSAiDriB?, February S.-Washburne is here with Fayre, canon emaciated. Tho works nt Monttnedy and Racroy will be blown up. The Marquis de Tau hnt is a candidato for tho Ana o QI b ly. Several trains loaded with provisions entered Parin to-day. The Germans have oeoupied Abbeville, in the Department of Sonne, in spite of Col. Villemoisey's protest against viola? tion of the armistice. Sx. PBTKBSBUBO, February 4.-It is stated, upon reliable authority, that the London Conference, having considered the treaty in relation to uavigation of tho Danube apart from the Black Sea I question, excludes it from its future de? liberation on the Danubian question; the European commission having charge of navigation of that river, therefore re? mains of foroe. To this course Eng? land, Germany and Russia raise no ob? jection and the Porto has given its con? sent. FLORENCE, February 4.-Efforts of the neutral powers to interioro in peace ne? gotiations at Versailles encounter great difficulties. There ia no truth in the re? port that Chevalier Nigara goes to Ver? sailles for theNpnrpose of mediating be? tween Bismarck and Favre. The first clause of tho Papal guaran? tees bill was oarried through the Cham? ber of Deputies. LILLE, February 4.-Faidherbe has is? sued orders confirming the armistice. Among the candidates nominated by the Moderates aro Thiers, Changarnier and Keller. LONDON, February 4.-The Journal, of Paris, January 31st, announces that Jules Simon bas gone to Bordeaux to signify to Gambetta that henceforth the Paris Government alone possesses exe? cutive power. Bourbaki is convalescent. PABI8, February 4.-Intonso suffering prevails, and hundreds are dying daily of starvation. The food received is wholly inadequate. LONDON, February 5.-A complete rup? ture has taken place between the Paris Government and Gambetta. Restora? tion of the Empire is most probable. It is reported that tho Pope has under? taken to assist iu its restoration. The clubs report that Bismarck is laboring under severe mental excitement, his mind being so unbalanced as to render him virtually insaue. LONDON, February G.-A number of journals in North France denounce the recent decrees by Gambetta, and urge that the country needs and desires peace. Roobefort announces tho forthcoming issue of a new paper, entitled Mol D'Ordre, which will advocate regicide. Paris letters of the 3d state that Dar?an bas assumed the Portfolio. of Public Works temporarily, during the absence of Mauquiu, and that Ferdinand Herald succeeds Jules Favre, who tendered his resignation. The offioial journal of Paris says no conditions of peace have yet beeu dis? cussed. The elections in Paris hove been post? poned until the 8th. A Paris letter of Wednesday says M. Lenioinne, in an ar? ticle published in the Deb?is Unites, says that Cao Repnblio is a failure and the Orleans family the only hope for France. The whole army of investment will march through Arc de Triomphe, Rue de Rivoli and RueSuint Antoine, simply for the purpose of passing through Paris. The houses on either side of the route will be cleared of their inhabitants and occupied by the German troops. Tho statues of tho facade of the Hotel de Ville were much damaged on Sunday by the rioters. The price of gold is daily rising. Tho feeling against Gambetta is increasing. LONDON, February 7.-Tho Standard] says Beauregard has notified a large number of Confederate officers to como to France, in case of tho renewal of tho struggle. Jules Favre has resigned the Ministry of the luterior, but will romain Minister of Foreign Affairs. The insurrectionary war iu Bolivia continues. The Government won ono and lost another battle. It is rumored that Ecuador, Brazil aud Peru havo allied against Colombia. The Prussian Cross Gazelle confirms tho report that all the material questions before the London Conference have been settled. BORDEAUX, February 7.-Pelletau, Gariner Pages and Emanuel Argo have arrived from Paris. American Intelligence. CHAKIIESTON, February 7.-Arrived stcamBhips Virginia, Philadelphia; Maryland, Baltimore. ALBANY, February 5.-The ice in the Hudson River, at Crugers, moved dur? ing the galo. 150 fishermen were on the ice. At last accounts, four were known to have been lost. BOBTON, February 5.-Tho Adelphi theatre was bumed to-day. Loss 835,000. The firo was communicated to tho Parks House, wbicb was damuged $351,000. NEW YORK, February 5.-Thoa. Wil Bon and John Miligau, exporters, have been hold in $10,000 bonds, and books and goods seized, charged with smug? gling. The pursur and stevedore of the steamer Europa are also implicated, and have been committed in dofault of $10,000 bail. Four vessels, of which three are steam? ers, aro loading here for France. They will take out 10,000 barrels each of flour and pork. NEW YORK, February G.-A World \ special from Borlin, 5th, says uneasiness is exoeeding exultation caused by the fall of Paris. Funds aro depressed. No confidence is felt that tho terms of peace will bo accepted by the Bordeaux Assem? bly. Incessant exertions are making for the war, tho plan being to re-equip tho armies, over-run the whole of France! and reduce it to submission by a savage and relentless campaign. WASHINGTON, February G.-Much has been said in the press uud Congres atonal debates aa to the purposes of North Germany ia acquiring territory in America for naval purposes. These publications having come to the know? ledge cf Count Bismarck, ho haa recently taken occasion to repeat, in an emphatic manner, his declaration of July, 1868, that North Germany does not intend to acquire any territory on this continent, or the possession of any of the adjacent islands. This course ou her part is to avoid interference in any way with tho Monroe Doctrine, or any measures of acquisition which this Government may choose to adopt. In the House, to-day, Barry moved to suspend the rules, opening tho Court of Claims to oitizeus of the Southern Stuten for army stores. Wnshbarne said tho Commitleo ou Claims would iutrodnce a mensure next week satisfactory to South? ern Representatives, when tho House re? fused to suspend tho rules. POUGHKEEPSIE, February 7.-An oil train bound South, with a broken axle, dragged along tbe ground until it reached the draw-bridge at New Hum burg, where a collision with tho piers tbrow throe oars oft'. An ineffectual at? tempt was made to stop tho express train, which struck tho car, scattering tho oil, which immediately ignited, en? veloping the entiro express train in flames. The express truiu consisted of a locomotive, bagguge, expross and five Bleeping cars. Tho engine, baggage nud express cars wero hurled into tho river. Allin the Chioago sleepiug oar perished iu tho flames. The two following Bloop? ing cars wore wrapped in flames, but thc iumates escaped. Tho bridge caughl fire and fell in ten minutes, carryiug with it the Chicago car, hurling, the in matt s into tho river, upon the wrecks o the locomotive, buggnge and express cars, which fell at tho accident. Tin sleeping car tickets indicate thatthirteoi perished, but passengers say tho Chicag( sleepiug car contained twenty-five o thirty, not. one of whom escaped. An other and probably moro reliable ac count, furnished by tho Western Unioi Telegraph Company, says eighteen wer killed outright and mauy more fatull; injured. Three sleepiug cars ure amouj those destroyed. NEW HAMBURG, February 7-7 o'clocl A. M.-Up to thin time, sixteeu bodie have been recovered. NEW YORK. February 7.-A fire oe curred at 360 Broadway. Loss ove ?100,000. Northern nud Western pat sengers will be forwarded via the Hariet Bailroad until tho Now Hamburg bridg is repaired. Details of the uccident ar horrible. Several instances aro given c children burned in their mothers' armi The hotly of tho conductor of tho sloe] iug car was fouud. A list of his passel gers, fouud on hi* body, gives only nu names-Lowell, Fowler, Pearce, Car Sorbish, Gomaund, Norcreade, Bosei thal anti Forbush. This tallies with tl Bleeping-car tickets-sixty-five in all-i which fifty-four have been called fo The eugiuecr, named Bartlett, is mis ing, As soon us tho bodies were raise to the surface they wero placed in heated baggage car to thaw, when tl clothing was searched for meaus of ide tificatioo. At latest accounts uiuetet bodies had been recovered, fourteen which wero passengers. It is thong all havo been recovered. WASHINGTON, February 7.-A lett from the commander of the Selfridg dated Jauuary 13, says I have discover aline foran inter-oceauic canal, divi ing the ridgo 300 feet higher. T country on either side is favorable Bombay advices report tho capture the city of Muscat by Synd Thorke. lu the House, commission lucrcbat and wholesale dealers petition aga!ns! per ccut. tax on liquor sales. Tobac dealers petition for a repeal of the sj ciul tax on that business. Tho C Council of Cincinnati protest agains low bridge betweeu that city and Nc port. The Committee on Public Expi ?lit tires reported a bill providing that accounts or claims which have been i justed by accounting officers of tho C verumeut shall bo rc-oponed without i thority specially given by law, aud f bidding the accounting ofiicers to upon any account or claim which si not have been presented within six ye from tho date at which it originated, i less thc person having the claim was infant, u/tunc covert, or a lunatic. fJ second section forbids ?my person win or has been au officer, clerk or ctn plo in tho public service to act as ugeui attorney in the prosecution of claims fore the department, or any brat thereof, ia which he had sorved, oi give information or impart knowle acquired by him, officially, in aid claims against the Uuited States. The Speaker laid before tho Hom message from the President calling tention to tho recent establishment Germany of political institutions au gous in their character to thoso of United States, and recommending I the salaries of the Minister and Se tary of Legation at Berlin bo respect ly inoren ?cd to tho same us allowee London and Paris. The recotnmei tiou was received with laughter on Democratic side of ibo House. lu tho Senate, the Legislature Texas asks increased mail fud li ties, resolution was passed withdrawing uuthority of the Postmaster-Genera settle with Chorpcuing. Tho New i Air Linc Road was taken up by u vol 25 to 27. Tho discussion procc? some time, wheu it gave way to special order, being business from Committee on Claims. Tho bill pa; loyal citizens of Loudon Connty, for live stock takcu by United S troops duriug the war, by order of t Sheridau, was passed, by yens 38 to 10. It involves tho payment of proi^ taken by the Government within confines of tho rebellion. A siinilai to pay Mrs. Shelby, of Mississippi, cotton tnkon from her by tho rebels, captured by tho Unitod States sohl was favorably received. A quorum voting, the Sonato adjourned. The Commorce Committee will on the Cincinnati cud Nowport Bridge question Tuesday noxt. Among the items in the defloienoy appropriation are $4,750,00 for post offices; $3,500,000 for army and 8100,000 for tho Freedmen's Bureau. After considerable discussion, the bill waa amended so as to provide that it shall not apply to any claim of loyal men arising in States formerly in insurrection which, by operation of law, could not be fully settled and adjusted, nnd that all other claims shall be pre? sented within six years from the passage of the Act. The twenty-second section was amended so as to apply ouly to per? sons who had beeu employees of the Government within three years. The bill as thus amended was passed. The Reconstruction Committee had uo quorum. The Ways and Moana Com? mittee resolved to report in favor of a repeal of tho income tax, by u vote of 5 to 4. Nominations-Thos. Settle, of North Carolina, Minister to Beru; Barbour Lewis, Appraiser of Morchuudtso, Mern- I phis. MEMPHIS, February 7.-Gov. Alcoru's giu-houso, with 400 bales of cotton, was burned to-dny. Loss $75,?00; insurauce $50,000. IUKA, Miss., February 7.-A hotel hero was burned to-duy. Loss $00,000. lu the Arkansas House, three sitting friends of Clayton wore ousted by ? vote of 45 to 63. An Avalanche special says thero is great rejoicing over tho result. PITTSBURG, VA., February 7.-Tho Smith Brothers' locomotive works, with twenty-three adjoining buildings, wero burned to-day. Loss $150,000. NEW YORK, February 7, 1871.-Tb Hie Press of the United States.-GENTLEMEN: | Avuiling myself of tho courtesy of tbo Western Union Telegraph Company, I send you by wire tho unnexed appeal iu behalf of tbo Buffering people of France. Belief to bo of any value must bo imme? diate. Tho committee respectfully re? quest thut you will publish tho appeal. Tho Western Union Company, I learn, will scud, without charge, any telegraph messages between tho New York Com? mittee of Belief and co-operative orga- I nizations throughout tho Union. Bc- ! spectfully, (Signed) J. W. SIMONTON, I General Agent Associated Bress. i To thc people af the United States in beha f if the suffering of the population of France: Tho committee appointed by tho Chamber of Commerce of tho city of | Now York to organize measures of relief ? for the Bufferiug population of Franco, i is now prepared to receive contributions j of money and supplies, which will be j gratefully acknowledged. Tho commit- ! Ice appeals to tho American pcoplo for this object in the sacred mime of charity, and for that aloue. It docs not wish to rofor to the merits of tho conflict which hue unhappily arisen botween the grout nations of Germany and France, tor it believes that discussion on those points should censo in the presence of such suffering and want. Tho German armies, with a noble magnanimity, and setting an example winch is worthy of our ad? miration, have shared their scanty rations with their starving foes. Let it not be said that we of our abun? dance havo dono less than they. Tho French people have been engaged iu a war ol' thc most destructivo charac? ter. It has drawu fearfully upon their resources, exhausted their supplies uud crippled their industries. lu tho agii oulturul districts the last year's crop was a short one, and the present one was harvested only in part, uud much of whut was gathered has since been de? stroyed or appropriated to thc use of the army. Their lund has been tho scone of uumerous buttles of terrible magnitude, ; and tho horrors of war havo been j brought to their very doors. An imme? diate, supply of food is needed for the starving population. The fannel s must i have seed to plant in their holds in tho i spring, or the crops of next season will not bo forthcoming. Unless speedy no? tion is taken for the relief of tho inhabit? ants:, intense, misery and doBtructiou must prevail. Other nations arc moving iu this work of true humanity. Sbull it bo suid that America stood idly by, and extended no helping bund to the French people in their hour of distress? Our duty as a Christiau nation forbids us to bo indifferent to their appeal for relief. Tho charity that gives quickly is a double charity. The committee, therefore, cannot too strongly impress upon ull tho necessity of prompt action. Every day it lasts is for France a day of misery unalleviute.il. Contributions in money should bo forwarded ut ouce. Tho committee calls upon its fcllow-citizons everywhere to euguge in this work of hu? manity and love It urges them to or? ganize in every city, town and vi lingo at once, and earnestly to forwurd their con? tributions without deluy; and it feels as? sured that this appeal to the benevolence of all will receive an earnest and gener? ous response. (Signed) C. H. MARSHALL. Chairman. CHAS. LANOEH, Treasurer. ANSON P. STOKES, Secretary. Bomittance in money, which will be transmitted to Baris without delny, can be made to Charles Lancer, 27 Bine street, New York. (Sigued) J. W. SIMON TON. FIKE STOCK FOR SALE, AT TUB I) K X T K li STABLES. _eti WE offer for Balo tho following ^JB?ft valuablo STOCK: (gg|i$W ?Ka 1 lino young Enan HORSE, live E\ITT?-Ja >'('ar8 0,u thia apriug-suitable HMH?lBBfiH/cr barucas or muidle. Ono small-sized Horse -a good saddle nag and will work anywhere One lino grey Abdullah Mare, five years old -trots fast, with every prospect of improYo mont. ALSO, Tho thoroughbred Maro Saluda-raised hy Gen. Johnson Hagood, of Barnwell. She ia of Ano elfie and style; yonog, sound and kind; worka well oithor in singlo or double harness; can be managed by a lady. This animal is ? afraid of nothing, and cnn be bought very cheap. Hor pedigreo and performance can be I seen at tie abovo stables. BOYCE A CO. - ' NN?tfOlAJCt AqiD COMMERCIAL,. COLUMBIA, 8. 0., February 8.-Sales of cottoD, yesterday, 87 balea-middling 13?o. NEW YOB?, February 7-Noon.-Flour and corn dull and unobanged. Wheat quiet and heavy. Fork steady-mess 22.00@22.75. Lard quiet-steam 13%@ 13}?. Cotton dull and nominal-mid? dling uplands 15}<?; Orleans 16; sales 1,000 bales. Freights firm. Stocks very quiet and steady. Gold opened at 12, but is now rather weak, at 11%. Money easy, at 4@5. Exchange-long 9%; short 1Q}?. 02s 10%; coupon 7 P. M.-Cotton dull, with sales of 2,000 bales, at 15.%. Southern flour quiet-common to good extra 6.S)0(aY7.40; good to choice 6.45(318.75. Whiskey a shade firmer, at 93>?@93^. Wheat heavy and lCa}.2o. lower-rod "Virginia 2.57; winter red and amber Western 2.58(0)2.60. Corn unchanged-Southern yellow 86y?. Pork quiet, at 22.25? 22.75. Beef and lard steady. Freights very firm-cottou, sail, 5-16@%; steam %($7-16. Money abnndaut, at 4@5. Sterling nominally firm. Gold 11%(?) 11%. Governmouts steady. Southerns very dull. Tonuessees 63j.j; new 63%. Virginias 64; new 60%. Louisianas 67; new 60; levees 72; 8s 80. Alabamas 98; 5s 08. Georgias 81*6; 7s 80. North Carolinas 47% ; new 25J.,'. South Caro? linas 73??; new 59%. BALTIMORE, -February 7.-Flour dull nud holders refuse concessions. Wheat dull and tending down. Corn-white Southern better, at89@90; yellow quiet, at 82. Provisions easy and unchanged. Whiskey better, nt 94. Cotton dull aud nominal-middling 14%; receipts 635 bales; sales 515; stock 12,490. CINCINNATI, February 7.-Flour in good demand at full prices. Corn firm and in fair demand, at 53@55. Pro? visions buovnnt and higher. Mess pork 22.00@22.12; new held at 22 50. Lard buoyant and unsettled-kettlo 12%. Bacon buoyant-shoulders 9%; sides ll t.<(7ttl2; closing quiet and firm. Whis keyd?ll, at 87. LOUISVILLE, February 7.-Bagging weuk. Flour quiot-extra family 7.50 Corn firm with light, receipts. Provi sions firmer. Pork 22.25. Shoulders 10; sides 12(7/12'.,'; sugar-cured hams ll; plain 15. Lard 12:1,(/7tl4'... Whiskey 88. NEW OBLEANS, February 7.-Cottou steadv-middling 14%@14%; receipts 10.947 hales; sales 9,400;'stock 248,430. BOSTON, February 7.-Cotton quiet middling 15%; receipts 1,750 bales; sales 400; stock 7,000. MOBILE, February 7.-Cotton dull middling 14%; receipts 5,5*.*1 bales; I sales 1,000; stock 75,744. WILMINGTON, February 7. - Cotton dull and nomiuol-middling 14??; re? ceipts 163 bales; stock 2,674. NORFOLK, February 7.-Cotton dull low middling 13%(ji)14; receipts 1,995 bales; sales 100; stock 8,978. CHABLESTON, February 7.-Cotton easy-middling 14 J4' ; loceipts 1,561 bales; sales 600; stock 37,281. GALVESTON, February 7.-Cottou is quiet-good ordinary 12,',?'@12j?; re? ceipts 1,787 bales; sales 700; stock 61,174. AuaosTA, February 7.-Cotton dull and lower, ut 13% (71)13,% for middling; sales 700 bales j-receipts 1,120. COTTON SK KI) OIL. CAKE can lie bad at all tin.es, and iu anv quantity, of Jan 21 * E. HOPE. For Sale. TflE undersigned offers for ?ale tho Mi") COTTAGE, on Washington street, now .SmLoecnpiod by him. Gas and water on the premises; well finished stable, carriage house and other necessary buildings. Flower and fruit garden, well stocked with choice young trees and plants. Ar.su, THIRTEEN HOUSES, siiuatod in various parts of thc city, fur sale on accommodating terms. Apply to YV. HUTSON W1GG, Feb 5 fimo Attorney. Fairfield Lands for Sale, ?gg LOCATED twenty miles from Coluni OWbia, on tho waters of Dig and Little Cedar " Creeks, live miles from Littleton, on the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, with the crop of wheat and oats now growing. Wo will sell tho above property at a bar? gain, if early application is mane. This is a rare chance for farmers. One placo contains 325 acres, tho other 300 acres, ot as good Cotton ami Grain Land as can be found in tho country. Arrangements for tho crop aro complete, and the slock on the place can bo had at a reasonable price. _Fob:i_fw4 E. W. SEIDELS A CO. Dickson Cotton Seed. POA BUSHELS of the above COTTON PJ\ f\J SEED, grown from Seed purchased in 18C!>, at $4 per bushel, from David Dickson, of Georgia, for sale by J. K. DAVIS, Monticello, Fairfield County, S. C. O'S" Price-'25 bushels or less amount, SO cents per bushel of SO pounds; 50 bushels or loss amount, 10 cents per bushel of 30 pounds; 100 bushels or less amount, 30 cents per bushel of 30 pounds. Feb 4 10* Tax Notice. CoLUMiiiA, B. C., February 1,1871. TnE County Treasurer hereby gives notice that he will bo roady to rcc?ivo the State and County Taxes, for the fiscal year ending September 1, 1870, on Real and Personal Pro? perty, on and after WEDNESDAY, the first day of February. Levy for State purposes, 0 Mills on everj dollar. Levy for County purposes, 5 Mills on every dollar. Levy for School purpose?, ?l on every poll. C. H. BALDWIN, County Treasurer. Oftieo over Scott, Son <t Co.'a Bank. " Prime Norfolk Oysters. I HAYE made a reduction in tho jf?&fis. price of OYSTERS, and will sell J Mathew as low as any in tho market, V J v5?B'and will guarantoe them to bo tho best that can be had. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Fob 1 12 At Columbia Ice House. Diamond Hams, SUGAR cured SHOULDERS, Smokod Tongue, Breakfast Bacon, Fulton Market Beef, All choice and for salo at reduced priros. Jan 27 _ EDWARD HOPE. Resfdence for" Bale-Eligible Location. f!*S THE undersigned will Bell his RESI III DENCE on Arsenal Hill-regarded "ne Hil of tho most dosirablo in tho city. Tho .Hou80 contains 13 rooms, with high ceilings, and on tho premises aro commodious out houses, stablcB, &o. Connected with the pro? mises aro a fino garden spot and handsome shrubbery. Terms reasonablo. Jan 20 J. P. THOMAS. FIEE AND LIFE INSURANCE. BfoTTir Agency. fT?HE undersigned has undertaken the busi X noaa of FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. He represents the LivRRrooL AND LONDON AND GLODE INSURANCE COMPANY, an English Com? pany, whose assets amount to over Eighteen Million* of Bollara Gold, ot which $2,000,000 aro hold by tho Directors in Now York. He also represents tho ST. Loma MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, a first olasa Company and very popular. Tho undersigned will also soil or buy Real Eatato and other property, on roaBouable terms. J. W. PARKER". ' Jan31_25? OfHco at Dr. Mint's Drug Store. At and Less Than Cost. REAL PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black Cloth and Beaver Cloaka. All Worsted Coverings. Heavy Caasimoros and Clutha. Bent French Merinos. Irish Poplins. All Wool Plaids. Fancy Dress Gooda. Black and Colored Silks. Jan 29 C. F. JACKSON. Novelties-Special Attractions. NOW opening and showing, tho largest and moat elogant assortment of French and English FANCY GOODH ever brought to this market, selected especially for the Holidays. Elogant Perfumery, Colognes and Extracts, Now and superior Toilet Soaps, I'erfume BoxeB, Toilet Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Germau, French and English Toilet Waters, Atkinson's Extract Whito Roses, Lnbin's Perfumea, Extracta, Suchet, Low's new Perlumes and Extracts, Coudray's Fashionable Cologne, Coudray's Lavender Water, Germau Farina Cologne, Superior Bay Rum, A largo and lino assortment of Hair Brnsh es, Tooth Brushes, English and French Dressing Comba, Ivory Fine-tooth Comba, Elogant Pomado for tho Hair, Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustre, Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber, Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks, | Elogant Snaps, largeat assort nient in city, A beantifnl selection of Fancy Perfume Sachets. For salo bv Dec IS E. H.* HEINITSH, Druggist. New Books at Bryan & McCarter's. THE Lifo of Lord Palmerston, by Bulwer. Tho English Governess at tho Siamese Court, witti plates. Thc Percys, by author of Stepping Heaven? wards. Price $1.25. Tho Victory of the Vanquished, by author of Schonbcrg Family. $1.75. Light at Evening Time-a book of Comfort and Support for tho Aged-by Dr. Holmo. Arthur Help's EsBays, written at intervals. Joseph and Ilia Friond, by Bayard Taylor. Sketches of San Domingo,"by Kciin. SI.50. Morning and Evening Exercises, bv Henry Ward Beecher. $2.00.. Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored platea. $:t 00; and other new Booka, to suit all fancies. Alan, a variety of new Novels, und another simply of Diaries for 1871. Jan 21 KESTRAL NATIONAL BANK or Present Capital, $100,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ?.-,00,000. OFFICERS. john B. Palmor, President. A. G. Brenizor, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. i DI HECTORS. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. W. McMas ter, lt. D. Sonn, of R. D. Senn & Son; G. VV. Dearden,of Copeland A Bearden; R.L. Brvnn, bi Brvan A McCarter; W. C. Swaffield, of lt. A W.'C. Swailield. F. W. McMaster, Solicitor. I'M I is Bank is now open for the transact on ; . of a general banking business. CERTIFICATES OP DEPOSIT of currency or coin, bearing interest at the rato of bevon (7) per cunt, per annum, in kind, will bc issued. Especial attention given to collections, for ? the making of which it has peculiar facilities*. Drafts on all the prominent cities in thc United States bought and sold. Foreign Exchange bought and sold, and col? lections made on all the principal cities in Europe. Sight Drafts drawn direct on all the promi neut placea in England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland. Ben mark anil the Orient. Lett era of Credit iaaued, payable in any of the above places. Aotes, Hills of Exchange, and other evi? dences of debt discounted, and money loaned on collaterals.. Stocks, Bonds, Gold and Sitter bought and sold. Mutilated Currency purchased at a small discount. Deposits from County Officer* especially so? licited; alan, from Tmsle.es, Administrators, Executors, Professional Men, and othera. Particular attention given to acconnta of | Ci'.y and Country Merchants, and other busi? ness mon, and tho usual accommodations ex? tended. * Accounts of Railroad Companies, and other corporation!*, received on favorablo terms. Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel. Open from 9 to 3. _^?b_i Carolina National Bank OF COLUMBIA, S.C. Capital Stock Paid in, $200,000. HOARD OF BI RECTORS: L. D. CHILDS, PRESIDENT. DR. J. W. PARKER, lt. M. WALLACE, JOHN S. WILEY, DU. JOHN T. DARIO. E. HOPE, RICHARD O'NEALE, JR C. D. MELTON, Attorney. W. ?. GALICK. C. J. IUEDELL, . Cashier. Assistant Cashier. riVIE capital stock of this Bank ia now _L $200,000, all4of which lina been paid in, and conlirmed by tho Comptroller of tho Currency. Authority baa alco been received for a further increase to tho amount of $50.000, of which over $20,000 baa already been taken. Persons wishing to make au investment should apply without delay. The Surplus Fund is now $0,000, ?r threo per cent, upon ita stock. Tho Carolina National Bank issues certifi? cates of deposit, bearing iutercat at the rato of seven per cent, per annum. This feature of its buainoss makes it practically A. SAVINGS HANK, and attention is called to tho fact that the safety of thouo deposita, as well aa all others, aro guaranteed hy tho wholo capital of tho Bank. No aafor modo of temporary invest? ment is oil-red to tho pnblic than this-the deposits bring payable on demand, or on sie 11 notice. Deposita of any amount re? ceived either in currency or coin, and payable in tho same. Interest will bu paid at tho end nf each six months, should depoaitB remain beyond that length of time. Columbia, S. C-, January 28, 1871. Jan 29 mwSmo o "t ion S Ale?. Sale Continued-A Large and Varied Stock, of Fine Gold and Silver Watches. BY D. C.PEIXOTTO & SON. THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, wo Vfill continuo tho palo, at our Auction Storo, without reserve: A largo and varied stock of fine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, Diamonds, Guard, Vost and Leontine Chains; Ano Gold Chain?, fine Cutlery, Opora and Field GlaBBOB, Fancy Oil Paintings, Ac, all of which aro unredeemed Sledges from tho well-known Loan Office of I. H. Prince, Washington, D. C., and to be sold. Conds on exhibition prorions to sale. Terme casi,._Fob 8 In the Court of Probate-Lexington. Ex parte Alexander H. Wolfo, Administrator of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition to Sell Personal Property of Deceased. PURSUANT to tho order of Hon. A. H. Caughman, Judge of Probate for Lexing? ton County, I will BO)1, on MONDAY, tho 13th day of February, and days aneoeeding: Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about 30 bales Cotton. 15 MUIOB, 3 Hornea and 2 Colts. 00 HogB.OO Cattle, among which are a great many fino Milch Cows. Kitchen Purni turo, Ac, and a largo quantity of fine Cotton Seed. 3,000 bushels Corn, and a large quantity of Foddor. 3 Four-Horao Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart and a large quantity of Farming Implements. The salo will bo commenced at what ia known as the James Bates place, in Richland Fork, and continued there until all the pro? perty on that place is sold; and on the day immediately succeeding, the sale will be con? tinued at tho Baker place, in Lexington, the late residence of tho deceased, and continued them until all tho property is sold. It ls thought tho sale at tho Bates place will occu? py about two days, and tho salo co m mo need at thc Baker placo on tho third.' Terms or salo cash. 8. M. ROOF, 8. L. C. Sheriffs Office, Lexington C. H., January 9, 1871. Fob 3 Ridge Land for Sale. AFIRST clasdCOTTON PLANTATION, on head waters of Cloud Crock, in Edgefiold County, S. C., containing 850 acres. Cottage dwelling and all necessary buildings usually found on a cotton plantation. Last year the owner made scventv-five bales cotton with five mules. "E. W. SEIBELS & CO. Jan 27 ? Stock of Clothing,2Hats AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AT ?3- LESS TM AN COST. ARARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well ae leeted stock o? CLOTHING.'HATS and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, together with the STORE FIXTURES and Lease of one of the moat desirable business stands in the oity of Columbia-property of tho late W. J. Hoke is now offered for salo at a sacrifice, in order to cloao the business. Parties desiring to treat for the purchase of aame, will call on or address the son of the late proprietor. MIKE HOKE. ; co-Papers copying other no tico will dlscon I tinue it and insert this. Jan 29 New Varieties Garden Seeds. FILDERKRAUT CABBAGE. Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage, Early Schweinforth Cabbage, Keyes' Early 1'roliiic Tomato, New French Breakfast Radinh, Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Early Winninustadt Cabbage. For salo by E. H. HEINITSH. Wholesale and Retail Drug and deed Store. Jan 25_ Oils, Turpentine, Benzine. 1 rxri GALLONS LINSEED OIL, LwU 100 gallons Train Oil, 100 gallons Machinery Oil, 100 gallon:-, Spirits Turpentine, 100 gallons Alcohol, I 50 gallons Henzine, I 10 barrels Kerosene Oil. \ For sale low by E. H. HEINIT8H, I Jan 25 Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Meat ! Meat ! 1 Meat ! ! ! ? _ THOMAS W. POPE linforma tho i ??SSMgnpnblie that tho beat BEEF, PORK, j *3^HSuU'rT0N and ?AUSSAGE, in tho Sos?Ssauierkct, can bo found at Stall No. 7. I Give me a call. _ Dec 28 2mo j " NEW STORE. i rrx.-Tsr_ THE subscriber would re //^L-vP^f^fci spectfully inform his frienda b-T?HES?Hl?auU ?'rt customers that he baa vT I ^Tr^lP/ re-established himaolf in the xsnBBaBBKGENERAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at bia old Bland, (No. 199,) whoro he will bo pleased to show and soil to purchasers a completo stock of new fanoy and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, first square Booth of old Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATE8. Dec 1 3mo To Farmers and Planters-Fertilizuig Material for Making Manures. MUR?ATE OF POTASH. German Potash Salts, 31 per cont, of Sulp. Potash. Salt Cake, ground. Nitro Cake, ground. Sulphate of Soda, grouud. Sulphate of Ammonia, imported. Sulphate of Magnesia. 74 per cent. Nitrate of Soda, double. Nitrato of Potash, crude. Muriato of Soda, residium. Plaster, Limo. Ground Rones. Super-Phosphate of Lime, 13 per cent, of Soluble Phosphoric Acid. For salo by E. H. HEINITSH, Jan 29 f Wholesalo and Rotail Drnggiat. JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS,! Tova, und other fancy articles forpittle folks. ALSO, A fresh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy und stick, and a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain Ponud Cakes. ALSO, A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, CigarB, .vc, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec. 21 Main street. CARRIAGES. cjgUb A COMPLETE asBortment of two J$?giEand rour-aeat Passenger CARRI? AGES haajust been received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly Btreets. The latest and most stylish patterns havo been selected with caro, from some of tho best buddera in thc country; and tho stock nover has boon surpassed in design or finish by any offered here. Prices moderate. _ Dec IC W. K. GREENFIELD, Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufacture of BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, and purchased of Moasra. Wright A Vinn, ono of their now patent Hrick Machines, capablo of taming out from 10,000 to 60,000 bricka per day, aro now prepared to make contracta and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired. Apply to H AUDY. SOLOMON, at bia store, or at the South. Carolina Bank and TruM Company. Sept 8 Rio Coffee. CT f\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for salo low Ut OU dealers by EDWARD HOPE.