The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, February 11, 1871, Image 3

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honor ao? support, and aro entitled to high appreciation. Long may saoh a flog waive, bat seldom may it be neces? sary to unfurl it, except on ceremonious parades. MAED AKKANGBMBNTS.-Tho Northern mail opens at 3.30 P. M.; closes 12.15 P. M. Charleston dny mail opens 4.30 P. M.; closes 11.30 A. M. Charleston night mail opens 8.30 A. M. ; closes fl00 P. M. .Greenville mad opens 4.30 P. M.; closes 8.30 P. M. Western mail opens 1.30 P. M. ; closes 1.30 P. M. On Sunday office open from 3 to 4 P. M. PnONTXiANA.-The price of single copies of tho PHOZNIX is five cents. Book and job printing of every kind attended to promptly at PIIO?NIX office. All persons indebted to tho PIIONIX office must make immediate settlement, or the accounts will be placed in the bands of tho proper officers. Horeaftor all transient advertisements are tn be paid for before inserted. Messrs. Seibels & Co., agents of the Pacific Insurance Company, of San Francisco, Cal., havo furnished us with a general calendar for 1871. It is change? able every day. Mr. John Baylis Earle, a well known citizen of Anderson County, died on tho 7th. Our advertising columns announce a leocaro ut Jaunoy's Hail this evening, on spiritualism. HOTKE ARRIVALS, Fobruury 10.-Nick' e.rson House-E. B. Gannon, W. W. Cloud, S. C.; J. A. L. Morrell, Balti? more; G. Lewis, N. C.; Mrs. F. Aruim and child, Lewis Schiller, Hamburg; T. P. Jones, Miss H. Joues, Miss E. Jones, Thomasvtlle; S. Ernestine, Nashville; J. B. Mack, wifo uud three children, Mrs. Mack, Charleston; G. L. Heaton, N. Y. ; F.D. Bush, G. and C. ll. R.; II. D. Long, Greenville; James E. Clark, Mrs. V. L. Jones, Thomas Badger, N. C. ; S. Furmau, Sumter; J. M. Scigler, New? berry; N. Montgomery, N. Y. ; J. G. W?lling, G. and C. R. R. Columbia Hotel- R. S. Findlay. B. F. Bartholom. J. E. Myers, W. L. Hurdiu, Baltimore; MoDulY Cohen, P. Duffie, W. Tennant, G. A. Seymour, Charles- ; ton; J. A. Vogler, Salem; J. P. Horback, Charleston; A. H. Davega and ohildreu, Chester; H. Peranuoan, Newberry; H. Adams, S. Jaliau, Richland; W. Rose nam, Philadelphia; F. Bratright, Ridge; J. C. Bailey, W. H. Perry, J. Bernie. Greenville; W. H. Brockman, S. C. R. R.; J. C. Woody, Marion; D. Kahn, Abbeville; W. A. Bradley, S. C. i LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 E. W. Soibols Sc Co-Sale. Spiritualism at Januey's Hall. Duffie A; Chapman-Valentino-). Yon can obtuin tho best ot* Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, eic., ul the ei^n of tho lud?an Girl, Columbia H idol Kow. Jil Lippman's Bitters are for Halo by ntl drug? gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. S. C., at Gi.n-r.it A Me?itEoon's. Diuggiatu. S 18 NOTICE-AU person.' indebted to me, either by noto or honk account, aro re quested te call and settle tho same, and save mo tho unpleasant duly of placing them in tho hands of a Magistrate. All having de? mands against mo will presold them for pay mont immediately. Vf. 1?. STARLING.* Feb 5 C^'OTl'?.Si .r>ii.?ii> ??>iV, i ?ive. can uuliad J at all times, and in any mian; it v. of Jan2l _* _ E.'HOPE. ?bl t>J?i;i.VLi A l'1'i..-i no.-, Kivui lo mu c'Jir ? lection of Commercial Paper, interest on 8tate and Kailroad bonds and Stocks, and Couvorrdon of State Securities., by Nov23 limn D G A M HIM LL. Broker. Cou.vrv ui,AiAi? ANO ac itv VKKTI KICATES bought bv Fob fi D. G?MBRILL, Rrokor. Spring Seed Oats. QriiA BUSHELS White REED OATS, lor OXJVJ Bamby ED. DUPE. Fob a Freeh Eggs. ?)r\?~\ DOZEN FRESH ECG8. at 25 crnU ?VV per dozen. E. HOPE. Fob 10 Professional Card. DR. J. J. GOODWYN will resume Ibo prai tico of modioine in Columbia from thia date. Call at the ofiieu of A. Y. Leo, Archi? tect, night or dav. Slate at Dr. Mint'? Drug Store. Pi b in If.? Moles for baie. VVv THREE MULES, four years old, tCPBB each, well broke to harnees, tor ?ule. ll. O'NEALE A SON, Feb 10 Cotton Town. ix. -TOT. PAiaK?ii; Life and Fire Insurance Agent AND nibAi. i:s r v I I: IIKOKKU, OFFERS for sale an elegant FAMILY RE? SIDENCE on Arsenal Hill, with every necessary out-building, ornamental grounds, vegetable garden, choice fruit troca, ?Vc. ALSO, A COTTAGE cu Upper street, and :>0? aeres of WOOD LAND, nine miles East id Columbia. SS- Oflioo at Dr. Miot'e Drug Store. Fob 10^17 To Bond a Pretty or Funny VALENTINE, AS ST. VALENTINE'S DAY is near. A beautiful assortment Sentimental and Comic-from flvo cents to 13. Country deal* ors supplied at low rates, at BRYAN A MoCARTER'S Bookstore. Feb 10 Money to Loan. <2l^.?~"fc Cl(\i\ T0 f'?AN ?n ?-ol?ate fit/OKJm\J v./ r?la. Apply at tho lutizons'Havings Bank. J. C. B. SMITH, Fob fi 0 Assistant Cashier. IK vue \VA*T Bili HOMINY, ' PEARL HOMINY, or CORN FLOUR, Go to MONTEITH A FIELDING'S, Feb ? _Noiirih? Mirk,,t. Something Nice. DRIED CUERllIES, Driod Blackberries and Virginia Roll Butter, for sale by Feb 0 MONTEITH A KIl'.LDINO. , Foreign A?Tklrn. VIENNA, February 9.-The Reichstrath Will bo convonod February 20. LONDON, February 10.-A despatch from Berliu says war contributions of 200,000,000 francs, exacted from Paris, have been apportioned as follows: 150, 000,000 to North Germany and 50,000, 000 to South Germany. Tho report that tho Turks aro about to form a camp ut Shuuala, threatening I?oumania, is de? nied. A despatch from Versailles, tho 10th, Rtates that the Imperial German army is iu proeessof formation. Tho thirteenth army corpa will consist of Wcrtemburg and Hessian troops. A violont earth? quake was felt ut Darmstadt this morn? ing. The Standard says tho commission would be more interesting to tho peoplo if tho basis upon which tho commission is to act was known. Houry Melville, Queen's chaplain, is dead-aged 37. The Gorman telegraph oflicers in Franco ure ordered to transmit French messages regarding the oleotions and the provisioning of Paris. The Prussians captured a letter from tho Kiug of Sweden, expressing tho warmest sympa? thy for France. Amerlciin Intelligence. WASHINGTON, February 10.-Au envoy from Tunis ia en route for Florence to settle disputed questions. The Republi? can majority iu Bordeaux is large; tho Republicans carry Pan, Perpograin and Orau; the Conservatives curry PoiettOVcs and Montauban. The Liberal Union candidates are generally elected through? out Franco, wherever put in nomina? tion. Tilt? British Commissioners ure Earl D'Groy, Professor Montague Bernard, Sir Edward Thornton, Sir.lohn A. Mac? donald, of Canada, and Sir John Rose. Tho Secretary will bo Lord Liuterdon. The proceedings of Parliament have not yet assumed coherent shape. DTsraoli spoke against Gladstone, in favor of the tnniu principles of the Queen's speech. Both p tidies approve the measures pro? posed for settlement of the di?Toreucos with tho United States. A pacific solution of the Eastern ques? tion only needs the sigunturu of thu representativo of Franco to complete the treaty. Tho Gambetta ticket waa car? ried in Havre aud Brest by a heavy ma? jority. In the House, Porter, of Virgiuiu, rondo a personal explanation, virtually readiug thc Richmond State Journal out of tho Republican party, und denying thnt he had ever worn a ball aud chain, lie hoped hereafter persons aud papers would uot make such assortions. Joint resolutions from tho Texas L?gislature, asking the samo benefits for railroads ex? tending from tho Eastern boundary of Texas to'tbo Pacific that have been ex? tended to other roads, was presented. Private bills wore resumed. In the Senate, numerous petitions for the removal of political disabilities were presented. After it brief session, thu Senate went into executive session on thti English Commissioners. NEW YORK, February 10.-Curtis A Co.'s paper milks, at Broads to wo, lil., was burned. Tioga, Now York, was nearly destroyed by Ure. Tho American Just it tito of New York cloded Wm. Royden President. Tho ticket headed by Horace Greeley re? ceived only ll.of the 219 votes east. Marilin Huiues Bennett, thc authoress, died of puenmonia, lier remains go to I Not folk for interment. The Moses Taylor, for Honolulu, will bo detained at San Francisco until tho I Or li, in con ?cqnonco of tho destruction uf tho mails at Now Hamburg. No news of tho Tennessee to noon, to-day, at tho Navy Department. Naval autho? rities report the Tennessee stuun sh aud LUI ti roly sea-worthy. Tho Senate confirmed nil the commis, sioucrs nominated. Tho commission meets in March. The Senate committee UilVO ngreed to report in favor of in? creasing thc salary of the Chief Justice to $10,000, and the others proportion? ately. Warner presented a memorial from tho New York Reform League, ask? ing a commission to visit tho ?South, to look after tho freedmen. Referred to tho Outrage Committee. Nyo was ap? pointed on tho Outrage Committee, rice Stewart, declined. In tho House, a bill lo amend un Act in relation to duties on distilled spirits and tobacco was taken from tho Speak? er's table, and referrod to the Committee of Ways and Means. This action ad? vances the bill. Tho lower house of tho Kansas Legis? lature passed a bill to allow criminals to testify in their owu behalf, and allowing husband aud wife to testify in each other's behulf in criminal prosecutions.*] Three hangings occurred in Maryland to-day-John Howard, white, for tho io?iuer of tue captain o? a canal boat; John Martin, colored, for rape; Mary Walters, eolored, for murder. TOLEDO, OHIO, February 10.-Tho Howe Sowing Machino buildings at Porti was burned. E. P, Loveland, for? mer editor of tho Aluino County Repub? lican, perished. Three others aro miss? ing. HAVANA, February 10.-Tho frigate Congress sails for lluyti to-day. Fer? nando Estrado was captured and exe? cuted at Moren. It is reported tho in? surgent Jesus Doll, who surrendered, now nets as guido ta tho Spanish troops. NEW YOUK, February 10.-Tho Post says thero is good reason to hope thc fears for tho safety of tho Tenuessoo arc groundless. Tho steamer Tybco makes the trip in ono mouth to San Domingo, via Port-ou-Platto, Samuua. Tho own? ers of tho Tybeo t-ay that nine times out of ten they don't hour of their vessel until its return. Sometimes tho captain, of tho Tyboo fiuds an opportunity to send a message by Spanish steamers. If DO such opportunity oflbrs, tho captain can't sondg in. io formation of arrival. Nim ti cn 1 men familiar with tho To un ca? sco think ber able to withstand any re? cent storm. She hos probably disar? ranged her machinery, and soon will bo hoard from. H. R. Angel, for twonty-fivo years Professor of French ut West Point, died of apoplexy. Proceedings of Council. COUNCIL- CnAMnmt, CoiiCMMA, 8. C., february 7, 1871. [BSOCIJAB MEETING, j Council met at 7 P. M. Present Dis Honor the Mayor; Aldermen Coopor, Goodwyn Hayno, Minort, Moonoy, .Simons, Smith, Taylor, Thompson and Wallace Absout-Aldermen Denny aud Wigg. Tho minutes of previous moot? ing wore read and confirmed. PETITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS, ETC. Applications of eight persons for ap? pointment as assistant policemen. Re? ceived as information. Communication from Secretary of In? dependent Steam Fire Engiuo Company, extending invitation to Muyor and Aldermen to attend trial of tho Steam Fire Engine. On motion, thc invitation was accepted. Communication from Matthew Brown, tendering his resignation us Assistnut Policeman. Ou motion, tho resignation was nccopted. Potition of J. A. Selby, for permission to erect steam engine for running print? ing prosses. Referred to Committee on Fire Department. Petition of D. II. Kelly, lain Assistant Policeman, dismissed by the Mayor on charge of collecting tinos from prisonors aud not making return of same, asking n hearing of tho chao before Council. Un motion of Alderman Simons, tho request was grunted- trial to take pince nt next regular mooting. Communication of J Cumpsen, Da? niel Forest and others, tobit ive to exist? ence of n certain disorderly house. Re? ferred to Chief td Police, with power ttl oct. Communication from 8. ll. Drown, stating Mint in the ruins of ti burnt build? ing on his lol, there uro about IOU cart loads of brick-bats, und request i ug that ibo bats be removed, ami tho dirt left; or agrees lo have bats placed iu the street if tho city will pay something for them. Ou motion of Alderman Cooper, the communication was hud on the table. Application of J. .1. Roach, for tavern license. . Tho following ncc units were presented and referred to Committee on Accounts: John Thomas, Alms House; Stannard A Co , Street Department; J. H. A M. L. Kiiiard, Hospital; Wm. Sloane, Market; J. Alexander, Water Works; Wm. Tay? lor, Streot Department; Daily Union, Printing; Cooper k Taylor, Alms House, Street Department, Hospital, Guard House. The following proposals tor printing sign-boards for street corners wore pre? sented and referred to Committee on Streets: Wm. H. West, ??50 per 100; Janies Milne, 820.75 per IOU; N. Thomp? son, s:?", per 100; Ii. ll. Trov?te 8H> per 100; J. M. Allen, 810 per 100; J. J. Newton, S>10 per 100. ItEPORTS, ivre. Reports ol the City Clerk mid CW rk of j Market, for .Taumiry, won? presented, and the former referred to Committee nu ' Way.-, and Menus and the Lit ter t-> Coin- I mittec on Market. Alderman Mooney, from Committee on Guard House nod Police, presented the following: Orr i euc CIIIKI* or Poi, nr.. Jan miry ol, 1871. The following report, for Hie month ol January, 1871, is respectfully submitted: I Total number ol arrests during the j month, 52; of which Iii were males and ll females; 1!) whites und ?10 colored. Thc following exhibits tho character of er i mo for which persons wore arrest? ed: Intoxication, 12; disorderly c.induct and creating disturbance, RI; tiring guns and pistols in the city, 2; keeping dis? orderly house, 1; indecent conduct ill public streets, 2; peddling without li? cense, !>; horse on side-walk, il; driving in brick drain, 2; interfering with police, 2; petit larceny, 7; grand larceny, 1; robbeiv, 1; rape, 1; murder, 2 Total 52. Tho following disposition was made of persons arrested: Round over to court, fi; turned over to Trial Justices, f?; dis? charged by the Mayor, 20; banished from the city, 1; paid lines, 13; served out sontenco in guard house, 8. Total amount of fines collected, ?19.50. Collected from Pules nt City Pound, $28. lu conclusion, I would state that the assistant policemen have performed their respective duties faithfully aud efli cicntlv. (Signed) JOHN A. JACKSON. Chief of Police. Referred la Committee on Guard House and Police. Alderman Wallace, from Committee on Water Works, ruqucstod further timo to report on certain petitions for extension of water pipes. The request was grant? ed. Also, in accordance with a resolu? tion adopted, submitted proposals for furnishing material and repairing fence mid well covers at reservoir, viz: Wm. Simons, S150; J. Smith. 8180. On motion, thc contract was awarded to Mr. Wm. Simons. Alderman Thompson, from Commit? tee ou L-ieeuseH, reported favorably on applications of Wm. Gorman and Janies Kelly, for tavern license On motion, tho roport was adopted. Also, submitted the following report : Tho Committee on L^enses, to whom was referred thc application of Riobard Barry, for tavern license, for tho year 1871, respectfully recommend that the license bo not granted. Tho committee would stuto that charges us follows had been presented to tho committee, ugaiubt said R. Barry: That he had, on several occasions, rondo discriminations ut hts bar on account of color, in violation of the civil rights bill. Tho committee thoroughly investigated the charges by examination of witnesses, and testimony is annexed herewith.> The committee advised Mr. 'Barty of the investigation and invited his attendance. On motion of Alderman Simons, the recommendation contained in tho report wns adopted. Alderman Simons, from tho Commit? tee on Fire Department, reported back a resolution ordering a gas lamp to bo placed at tho North and Sonth eud of city market, and recommended that it do paso. On motion, tho resolution was adopte 1. Alderman Simons, from Joiut Com? mittee of Fire Department and Guard Homo, reported on petition of Vigilaut Fire Engine Company, for erection of shed adjoining tho house of tho Fhooix Hook aud Ladder Company, and recom? mended that the petition bo grouted; and that tho contract for tho samo be awarded to the most reBponsiblo bidder by the Mayor. On motion, tho report was adopted. KK8oncTiON8, irre. By Alderman Simons-That foot bridges bo placed whorcver needed in Ward 4. On motion of Alderman Taylor, refer? red to Committoo ou Streets, with power to act. By Alderman Thompsou-That the Clerk notify the Superintendent of Charlotto, Columbia aud Augusta Bail road Company, and Wilmington, Colum? bia and Augusta Bailroad Company, of failure to comply with agreement to bridge railroad crossing on Green street. Adopted. By Alderman Mooney-That the Com? mittee on Wuys and Means bo instructed to notify bondsmen of -, that unless thu account duo by-to tho city bo paid, they will bo proceeded against, according to law. Adopted. By Aldermau Wallace-That tho Com? mittee on Ahn t House bo instructed to have patients at the City Hospital trans? ferred to Alms House; also, ascertain and report tho cost of building a wing to tho Alms House, using the materials therefor now iu Hospital building, i Adopted. Br Alderman Taylor-That for the j purpose of rudeemiug city currency, the Mayor be authorized to give tho uote of ? tba city and arrange with South Carolina : H ink and Trust Company to redeem in United Slates currency all city money now in circulation. Adopted. By Alderman Mi oort-That the elec? tion for policemau, advertised for this mooting, be postponed until the next regular meeting of tho Council. Alderman Simons moved tn lay the re? solution on tho table. On this, Alderman Minort called for the yeas and nays, which were taken, and uro as follows: Yeas ("?; nays ,">. Agreed to. Those who voted in the affirmative are: Aldermen Cooper, Goodwyn, Hayue, Smith, Simons and Thompson-G. Those who voted iu the negative are: His Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen Mooney, Miuort, Taylor and Wallace-H. On motion of Alderman Simons, Council proceeded to the election of one Assistant Policeman. A ballot was had and II--bert Davis d< - dared duly elected. On motion of Aid- rniaii Simons, il w:is ? 'Resole ?.!, Th i! the Ch rk 1?..- in st melt il ! to advert?s.' notice of election fur one Assistant Policeman, at the next v '/ular meeting. On nodi in ni Aldermau Wallace, it W:'S ResAwd, 'lb.if the Committee on! Ways and Means bc instructed to advt r- ! tUe for bids for city printing. An ordinance to amend an ordinance to regulate licenses for the your 1871. as follows, received ?ls Gist reading: AS OltU IN ANCETO AMEND AN OUIUSANf'E TO KKOll.ATE LICENSES EOIt THP. YEA lt 1871. lia il ordained bj/ the Him/or und Alder men i-f the eily of Columbia, in Cuuiicil assembled, That Section G of au ordi? nance to regulate licenses for the year 1871, be amended us follows: By striking out "IOU" after tho words cotton gins, ginning for toll or pay, and inserting in lien thereof ,'7f>." By striking out "100" after the words "retail dealers in goods, waresj and merchandise whose annual sales exceed ?30,001?, and do not exceed | 850,000," and insertiug in lieu thereof i '.75." By striking ont the words "and | for every additional 1,000 two per 1,000.'' ??y striking out "200" after the words "hotels accommodating 100 persons," and inserting in liou thereof "100." By strikiug out "100" after tho words "ho? tels capable of accommodating less than 100 and more than 50 persons," and in? serting in lieu thereof "70." By strik? ing out "50," after tho words "hotels capable of accommodating over 25 and ' loss than 50 persons," and insertiug in lien thereof "10." By strikingout "50" after tho words "manufacturers and bot? tlers of soda water." and inserting in lion thereof "20." By striking out "100" after the word "stables, livery and sale," and inserting in lieu thereof "GO." On motioQ at 10.30 P. M., Council adjourned. WM. J. ETHER, Clerk of Council. e i \ A rv i i A i. ANO UOMMMIIUIAIJ. J COM? um A, S. C., February ll.-Sales of cotton, yesterday, 100 bales-middling 13J?o. LlVEKl'OOli, February 0 -Evening.- j Sales of cotton shipped in February or ; March, from Savannah or Charleston, j 7)i? for middling uplands; from Now Or- i leans, for middling Orleans. LONDON, February 10-Noon.--Cou-] sols 92. 13ends OO.3^. LIVERPOOL, February 10 - Noon.- | Cotton dui! and tending down-uplands I 17%; Orleans 1%; sales to-day 10,000 j ? bales; of tho week 59,000; sp?culation 2,000; stock 010,000, of which 27G.000 aro American; receipts 92,000, of which GI,000 aro American; sales on ship named nt Charleston ?ir Savannah, 7,'.j for middling. FRANKFORT, February 10.-Bonds W6 NEW YORK, Fobronry 10 -Noon.-Flour a shade firmer. Wheat firmer and quiet. Oom dall nod nominally unchanged. Pork dall-mess 22.87(^28.00. Lard quint, ut 11 >n'(a'i Cotton quiet und steady-aplunds Freights dall. Stocks very strong. Gold strong, at lljg. Monev easy, af 4@5. Exchange -loug 9%; short JO'.,. Bonds 11;^. 7 P. RI.-Cotton a shade easier, with sales of 3,350 bales, ut 151.,. Flour Southern a shade tinner; common to good extra G. 85($7.50 ; good to choice 7.55(??8.75. Whiskey firmer, nt 93)?(g) 94. Wheat l(V?.2o. better-winter red and amber Western 2.58@2.60. Corn nnstttlud ?ni! scarcely HU firm, nt82(<<*85. Pork steady-new * 22 7C@23.00; "old 22.00@22.25. Beef steady. Lard quit I und firm-kettle 13?.j?18?/. Freights ?rraer. Mouey 8(3)5. Sterling quiet, at 9^. (ioid ll?i@U7?. Oovornraouts closed buoy nut, with un advance. 62a 12*6. Southerns strong, with in?rense of business. The movement in North Carolinas, it is stated, is not based on any immediate prospect of the resumption of interest payments, but reflects the opcr ation of u small bull clique. Tennessee's now 6?J4. Virgiuius 64.'^'; new GI . Louisianas G7; uow 60; levees 74 8s 8*0. Alabamas 97; 5s 68. Georgias 81(^84; 7s 85. North Carolinas 50 >? new 28.'.j. South Carolinas73; new 59J? BATJTIMOKK, February 10.-Flour ac tive, with un improved feeling. Wheat dull for low grades; others acareo and wanted; market rather unsettled. Coru -whito dull and lower, at 85@87; yel low active, nt 81. Provisions active and timi. Whiskey better, nt 93,??'. Cotton quiet and steady-middling 15; receipts 77 bales; sales 385; stock 13,860; re ceiptsof thc week 1,152; Hilles 2.(585. CINCINNATI, February 10.-Flour in moderate demand and steady-family G 25. Corn advancing and in fair de? mand, nt 54(a?55. Mess pork Urin, nt 22.75. Lard in fair demand, at full prices. Bacon-holders Grui nod de? mand light; shoulders 9;r,?; clear sides 12; large sales could not bc made nt these figure? Whiskey in fair demaud, at 87. NoiiFonK, February 10.-Cotton steady low middliug 13?.j(r$137'C; receipts 2,454 bales; sales 2t)0; stock 8.917; receipts of tho week 11,089; sales 1,200. SAVA? NAH, February 10.-Cottou quiet -middling II3?"; receipts 2,53G bales; sales 1.500; stock 90,727; receipts' of tho week 27,007; sales 9.500. CilAitbRSTOK, February 10.-Cotton steady-middling 14 J.{(o, l-l JV; receipts 1.515 bales; stuck37,204; receipts of thc week 10,18(1; sales 0,500. AUGUSTA, February 10.-Cottou quiet but steady, at 13% for middling; sales 7-15 bales; receipts 860. WlI.MlNOTON, February 10. - Cotton dull und nominal-middling 13/4; re? ceipts 151 bales; stock 2,538; receipts of the week 1,101; sales 29. NKW ORLEANS, February 10.-Cotton steadv-middliug 14,.;(7?.l4:,1': receipts 15,185 bales; sales 9,300; stock 263,904; receipts of the week 66,906; sales 49,000. BOSTON, Fobruaty 10.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 15;,t>Y''?15!.i; re? ceipts ,440 bales; sales 100; stuck 6,500; reeeipls of the week 1,251; sales 2,100. Mom i. tc, February 10.-Cotton quiet - middling ll,'.i'; receipts 1,531 bales; solos 1.000; stock 80,200; receipts of tho week 19,702. UAI.VEKTON, February 10.-Cotton is quiet and steady -good ordinary 12 '.. ; receipts 1,10M? hides; sides 1.100; stock 61.711 ; ron ipi - nf the week 8,680; sales 7,00!?. wiiei.KiAiiK ru ic ics cn it ILKA C. . . inui.CTKO IV I KKIA UV TUE UOAlll> OK TltADi:. ?en. v (..:;.! Jd ct jj on .MOI.-.ssi.s,Cuna,.i.e./f..i |;.\ii(ii:.?i.-JJ</:>.5 NowOrl'ns OO???l?O 1 ii.i. li IM . .Viaiiihnca? . Suplir li'se..700/,I in '..'i W . - , ?. s </.12 N MI s, i< t;ef{5 ftOtJfit! ni) I Uri ri -..Nt -rt ii. .10'y.?lt OSIONS, i <bu?175(i62 III) | Cellini \ V- !'..'.'">''',:>.", OIL,Kerosene,K-irK/i?O I ll.\. .'V. I fa ms ..22>.'<V.!3 Machinery..T?ff?l Ul) Sid.'?. C ll...KIMI:') SPECIE, Gold 'ti.l OS Sh'iuiiteis... ll''/.i:! Silver. (jd 0:1 CANT.I.I.S, Sp* uul0<&7U I'OTATS, Irisl OOitii 00 Adnmantim ll.ir.v.J'r Sweet, Ima i)Ui</.l (Hi (.'.?rruN ?Aitsl JtOfj?l Ki Ilten, Carolina lti8f.'.io Co H ON,Stet hi.l t I SUOT, ">)bag. 2 5(X&2 55 Middling. . i:i j SALT, ldvorp.2 20%(2 2:> \,osi MitllVi ? .. M SOAP, ?db,.0?<ail (?und Oldii? .... 12 Srinns, Alcohol. ^17 50 j Ordin?r v.. *.. ... ll Urandy . .1 00(0 12 00 ( ; e. i.i.si . I.. 1 ?. lt.. 20<&2* Gin .2 OOfsi.7 SU factory.U5'<?22 : Hum..\t WOej Ol? Cu; TEL. Kio. }>Jtia@21 Whiskey... 1 85<i?4 ?il Lagua* rn_2l(<$'?<\ SCHAU, Crus A P_1(5 .lava .'.28(i;IU Drown...11???15 r'i.ori:. Co. 7t)0rtolOO0 STAUCH, t< ?>... flt(rclO Northern . ? SO? 11 00 Ti:.v, Green 11> I 0()tV/)42 00 G KAIN, Cern I -20r<<5l 23 Black, . . .1 OOri?l 10 Wheat ...1105/5150 ToiiACCO, Chw.GOfijJl Oil Oui>_ 00@l 10 Smoking,lf>..50@l Oil IVJ.S.1 40? 1 50 ViNKOAn,AVi:ie,.".0<i?G0 HAY, Norm, ?<ewt.ll 501 French_ Wi 70 tliDKS.Drv, ^ttl2J@lb I WINI:, Chain. 28<&:*? 00 Green.!.?8 Port, ^gal "JOOriiS 81) LAnn, f:'lh.l*i ! Sherry... 3 50??CG Ol) LIMB. H bbl V (5.r<?2 7? I Madeira.. .2 "(Mr 5 70 LATEST QUOTATIONS or Sou*?llERS SE? CURITIES IN ?UARIIBSTON. S. C-Oorrectcd, February 10, 1871, by ES .C.KAUFMAN Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street. Names of/Securities. Rate In. ?f'il Asked. STATE SECURITIES. North Curolinu, old.... 6 .... 44 N. Carolina, now. G .... 22 South Carolina, old_ G - 80 S. Carolina, now. 6 .... 05 S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 0 .... 70 Georgia, new.... .... 7 .... 93 Georgia. G .... S2 Tennessee, old. G .... 62 Tennessee, new. G .... 62 Alabama . 8 .... 98 Alabama. 5 .... 7') CITY SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga., bonds... . 8 .... HG Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 78 Charleston stock. G .... 50 Oliarl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 - 70 Columbia, S. C., bonds G - GO Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 70 Macon. Ga., bonds- 7 .... 75 Memphis, Tenn., b'uds old... 6 .... 50 now.. G - 48 Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 85 Wilmington, N. 0. 8 .... 75 Wilmington, N. 0. 6 .... 72? 1 LAH. HOAD BONDS. ALlautic and Gulf. 7 _ 80 B. B. B., let mortgage 7 .... 60 Oentrel Georgia....... 7 .... 09 Charleston and Savan.. 6 .... 63 Charlotte, Gol. & Ang.. 7 _ 86 Oberawaud Darlington 7 .... 82 Cberaw &Dar.,2dmort 7 _ 72 Georgia Railroad. 7 .... 98 Groen. & Col., lat mor. 7 .... 85 Green. & C., State gnar 7 _ 62 Laurens. 7 ... 50 Memphis & Charleston. 7 .... 88 North-Enstern 1st mort. 8 - 92 North-Eu8tern,2dmort. 8 _ 78 Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7 - 78 Sav. & Char., State gmt 7 _ 69 South Carolina. 7 - 78 South Carolina. 6 .... 69 Spartanburgnnd Union 7 - 50 RATXJIIOAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf.100 _ 88 Central Ga., ex div_100 _117 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40 Georgia. 100 _ 98 Green, and Col. R. R.. 20 _ 2 Macon and Western... 100 .... 108 Memphis & Charleston. 25 _. 10 North-eastern. 50 _. 18 Savannah A Charleston 100 .... 30 S. C. R. R. shares. 100 _ 40 S. C. R. R. & Bk Bhares 125 _ 40 HANK STOCKS. Peop'sN'l B'k Charl'n, capital ?500,000. 100 102 _ 1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n capital $400,000. 100 120 _ S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100 100 _ Caro. Nat. Bunk, Col'a, capital S2OJ.000. 100 100 _ Control National Bank, Col'a, cop'l 8100,000 100 100 _ S. C. Bank A Trust Co. capital ?200,000. 100 95 _ Bank of Charleston_ 100 _ 21 Union Bank S. C. 50 _ 6 People's Bank So. Ca.. 25 _ 5 Plan, it Me. Batik S. C. 25 _ 2# Bank of Newberry. 25 . Bank of Camden. 50 . Others worthless. MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Charleston Gas Co_ 25 _ 21 Charl'n City B B. stock 50 _ 52 GruuitcvilloMan. Co... 100 _ 85 G. & C. R. cert, indeb. 63 S. C. R. cert, iudebt's. por N. E. R. R., cert, indebt. 60 City Charleston ecr. in. 90 par. City of Memphis coup. ... 61 _. N. E. R. R. pref, stock. 40 S. & U. R. past due coop. 46 S. & C. R. past due coup. 55 EXCHANGE, ETC. New York sight.Kofi Par Gold.110J6 112)$ Silver. 103 _ S. C. HANK HILLS. *Bunk of Charleston. Bank of Curadeu. 30 .... Batik Georgetown. 4 .... Bauk of S. C. 8 _ Bank of Chester. 8 _ Bank of Hamburg. 7 _ Batik nf Newberry. 3 .... Bank of thc State of S. C., prior to'GI. 35 .... ?. issuo 'GI and '62_ 22 _ ?Pl. A Met*. Bank Char'n. ?People's Bank Charl'n. ?Union Bonk Charles"!.. *S. W. ll. R. Bank, old. ?S. W. R. B. Bank, new. State Bauk. Charleston .... 5 .... Farmers'Ex. B'k Char. 2 Exchange Bank, Col um .... 6 .... C'oin'l Bank, of Coluni .... 7 .... Merell. Bank of Clieraw .... 3 .... Planter's Bank Fairfield .... 3 .... S. C. bills receivable. 95 .... Charleston change bills. 95 .... JGtt>" Bills marked thus (*) uro being redeemed at tho bank counters of each. BY E. W. SEIBELS & CO., Heal Estate. Brokers. IT?? sores LAND,"situated within three quar tcrs of u utile of 1'oma ria, on Ureenvillo and Columbia Kai!ren<l, will bc gold at a bargain, with a full line ot Provisions, stock of Mules, flor s cs, c^uttlc und Farming Implements. AIHO. a neat and dcuirablo COTTAGE DWELLING in thu city. Fob ll 2_ In the Court of Probate-Lexington. Ex parte Alexander II. Wolfe, Administrator of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition to Si ll Personal Property of Deceased. 1>UR8UANT to the order ot Hon. A. H. Caughinan, Judgo of Probate for Lexing? ton County, I will noll, on MONDAY, the 13th dav of February, and dava auccoeding: Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about ?50 b-dos Cotton. IS Muios, .'I Hordes arid 2 Cohn. . GO Boga,Ul) Cattle, among which are & great I many fino Milch Cowa. Kitchen Furniture, Ac, and a large quantity of lino Cotton Heed. :i,0?0 bui-liela Com, and a large quantity of Fodder. :t Four-Horse Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart and alarga quantity of Farming Implements. The sale will bc commenced at what is known as the Jamen Bules place, in Richland fork, and continued there until all the pro? perty on that pla<*c i? i-old; and on the day immediately succeeding, thc Bale will be con? tinued at tho Baker placo, in Lexington, tho I late residence of the deceasod, and continued I ibero until all the property is sold. It is thought the anio at thc Bates place will occa ny about two days, and tho Fide commenced at ! the Baker '.dace on thc third. I Ternit* cf sale cash. M. M. ROOF, ti lt. C. riheriiTa Office, Lexington C. H., January 9, j I s? I. Fob8 LIGHT ! LIGHT!! I C3- st si Xiiglit ! I mtiE Board of Directora of tho COLUMBIA ! X GAS LIGHT COMPANY, from tbo re i pealed solicitations o? the citizoua who doeiro fi uso thin light, providing tho prico waa re? I doced, have determined to reduco the price I fro in fi? td *7, on and after tho let March en I mung. The Works, nfttr its destruction in 18GB, I with a li?t of consumers numbering 800, waa j again reconstructed, by a forced ansesament ] on Stockholders to renew its operations. Up to thia time, our consumers number but 17or in a distance of ti ii miles of pipe, through which thin Gan lins to flow, supplying con? sumers in their different localities. In making tho r?duction in price, the Oora pany in enable to reduce its expenses, and therefore, rely upon an increase or consumers lo sustain mi institution su valuable to the city, aafe in UM operations, and, liv economy in use, au cheap as any other. Additional connumera aro respectfully so? licited. Call at my t?fico, corner of Plain and. Asaemhly ntrecta, "und hand in your names. JACOB LEVIN. Fen 10 0 B^c'y Columbia Ga? Light Co.