The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, February 16, 1871, Image 3
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Th? Krnnco-PraMlan War Ended
Peace About to be Dtdared.
PABIS, February 13.- Everything bas
beou arranged at Bordeaux. A commit?
tee to negotiate a treaty of pence bas
been selected and a draft of tho treaty
hos boon approved by Bismarck and
Moltke. The treaty is to be signed im?
mediately, and tho Oerman troops will
then march through Paris to Strasburg
station and there take the train for home.
Trains will follow each other as rapidly
as possible. Tho Assembly will thou ad?
journ to Paris and proceed with tho re?
organization of Frauen.
Depart meut s not occupied by tho Ger?
mans aro ravaged by bauds of Frauc
tirours, who are pillaging travelers aud
houses. Terror reigns in those depart?
ments.
Discreditable revelations aro mado
oonoeruiug the provisional government.
It is said members hold immense sums
mado out of contracts; that they secret?
ly dinposod of stores und provisions, und
in the Hotel de Ville -13.000 bottles of
wine were drank. Provisions aro pour?
ing in and prices uro low.
Nsw YORK, February 14.- The World
special from Bordeaux, 13th, says a quo?
rum of the Assembly has not arrived
yet. There was a caucus to-daj' of Or
lennists, who believe they possess a cloai
majority. Subsequently I was informed,
at a meeting of all deputies who had ar
rived, it was resolved to adjourn ovoi
until such day as u quorum is in the city,
Many Bonapartist agents are hore.
BORDEAUX, February Ii.-Garibaldi
seeing bis mission finished, resigns th?
commaud of the army of the Vosges
and the Government accepts his resiguu
tion. Garibaldi has gone to Cuprera.
LONDON*, February 14.-Granville said
in tho House of Lords, n high couini'.s
sion had been appointed, without pow?
to settle questions; aud wns only aulhoi
izod to frame a plan ol' adjustment.
VERSAILLES, February l-l.-Thc 13m
poror is very unwell, but persists in hi
intention to enter Paris. Tho rcsum*'
tion oT hostilities is strongly npprohetn
ed at headquarters. Tho destruction t
the monster gnus ut Fort Valerian hi
been ordered.
It is reported that thc city of Algie!
has boon declared in a state of siege.
LONDON, February l-l.-A second ba
lot will be required in Paris to dntormiu
the election of Favre, Ullrich, Forvilb
Faidherbe, Cochin and Gambou, wi
have not nttaiucd requisite majori!io
Minister Ct'umieux bas ordered tho lib
ration of Bergowski, imprisoned for n
tempting to take the lifo of tho Emp
ror of Prussia.
Trains from Lille Parisward have bet
stopped. Trains thence Northward iv
uninterrupted. The Republicans a
badly beuton in the Department
Somme.
BRUSSELS, February 15.-Lutest a
vicos from Franco show that both li
porialists and Republicans are bad
beaten by the Monarchists.
American Int cllijjcnc?-.
WASHINGTON, February 14.-The Gi
steamship bill, us passed, directs t
Postmaster-General to advertise, a
authorizes him to contract with respe
siblo parties, who shall bo American c
izous, upon tho most advantageous turu
for the conveyance of a somi-niontl
mail service from New Orleans, nu G
vestou, to certain Mexican ports-t
contractors, within eighteen mouths,
construct threo li ist-elnss iron steaiushi
of not less than 1,500 tons burthen,
be subject to acceptance or rejection
the Postniaster-Guucral, and approx
by a constructor detailed by tho See
tary of tho Navy; in time of war or d?
ger, tho Government to take the vess
by purchase, or payment of a sum et]
vulent to the interest on ascertaii
value. The mail contracts not to exci
ton yours, nor the annual compens?t
$100,000; a reasonublo compensation
bo paid for tho first eighteen mon
for any pioneer vessels placed upon
route.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Tho agf
gato amount contributed for the Fro
sufferers iu this city is 070,000.
MONTREAL, February 15.-Tho exp]
train hence, nt midnight, collided v
the Yonkers train at Spuylen D
Creek; several hurt but nono killed.
CINCINNATI, February 15-The e
mitteo to urgo Congressional ucl
against Kentucky, and in favor of
Cincinnati and the Southern Kailrc
loft to-night.
ST. LOUIS, February 15.-Tho c
mitteo regal-ding thc canal from tho I
sissippi to tho Atlantic coast of Flor
report favorably. A delegation goe
Washington, to ask Congressional ai
the surveys.
WASHINGTON, February 15.-Tho
turo in tho gull steam line bdl,dircc
tho Btenmors outgoing and incomiii
rn, touch at Galveston, excites much o|
j si tion, und interpolation may defeat
f measure in this Congress.
CllAREBHTON, February 15. - Al l i Vi
, schooner Addie Blnisdell, Boston. S?
-steamers Charleston, New Xor A;
con, Baltimore.
JACKSON, MISS., February 15.-<
Alcorn, who wus elected to tho Ut
Stuten Seuato u year ugo, to mic
Revels, on tho -Ith of March next
nouuees his intention to declino tin
natorship. Tue Lojislaturo hus p(
a bill giving equal rights to ali i
censed Hotels. A bill will now bu i
dnced *0 repeal tho law by which li
uro ruqt ?rmi to pay a license.
Nsw ?O?K, Februrury 1">.-A
senger named Robert F. Collin die
tliti Sun Salvador, on the voyage
Savannah.
WASHINGTON, Fe ?mary 15.
President lias allowed thc tent oatt
to become an A?t without his signs
Tho President says if this wino a b
pealing the test oath required of pe
nppoiuted or elected to oflices of
or honor, ii would moot my appi
tho effect of tho law, however, is r<
l; o;u taking a proscribed oath, all
persons whom it was intondotl tq excluso
from mich o Dicen, nrjil to requiro it (rom
all others. 13y thia law, the Soldier who
fought and bled for his country, is to
?weur to hie loyalty, while tho General,
who Jed hosts to overthrow tho Govern?
ment, is admitted without it. I cannot
affix my numo to iv law which discrimi?
nates ngaiust tho upholders of tho Go?
vern mont. I believe, however, that it is
not wiso to exclude those by un oath o?
office who are not excluded by tho Con?
stitution, aud who tue the choice of loyul
voters.
Tho calculations of tho New York
papers aro unfavorable to the idoutilica
tiou of the Tennessee as tho vessol seen
on tho 28th. Tho Herald thinks it wns
the Severn, while the Philadelphia
Record places tho fillibuster Hornet in
that position on that day. No reliable
news of tho Teunessoo at tho Navy,
State or Executivo Departments, though
ovary nppliauco has been used.
Ju tho Seuate, tho House resolutions
declaring national cemeteries the pro?
perty of tho National Government for?
ever, and forbidding their tuxutiou or
control by State governments, wont over
under objections. Morton called up a
joint resolution of tho Indiana Legisla?
ture withdrawing assent to tho fifteenth
ameudmcnt. Morton spoke in favor and
Blair ngaiust the principles of the
amendment.
In tho House, a bill to amen il thc en?
forcement Act was taken up. Tho twelfth
section was amended so as to strike out
all that requires the military authorities
to obey a call made by a United States
Marshal or his deputy, and tito biii
passed by n vote of 144 to 64. ft pro?
vides for tho appointment by tho United
States Circuit Judge of two supervisors
of election!1, of different politics, in
cities and towns having over 20,000 in?
habitants; authorizes tho United States
Marshal to appoint special deputy mar?
shals to assist tho Supervisors of election,
aud authorizes them to call to their aid
tho bystanders or posse comilalHs of the
District: provides for tho appointment
in each Judicial District of a chief su?
pervisor of elections; extends tho juris
diction td" the United States Circuit
Court to all cases lu law or equity arising
under thc Act: provides that hereafter
all elections for Repr?sentatives in Con?
gress, to which elections the whole bill
is cou Hued, shall bc by ballot, written
or printed, anything iu tho laws of any
Stale to tho contrary notwithstanding.
Thc Peabody educational lund trus?
tees nrc iu session nt Philadelphia, and
will continuo iu session four days. Th
New Jersey Semite ratified the fifteenth
amendment. Thc jury in thu Howell
case have been ont since 2 o'clock.
Among the festivities at the Carnival
will bo u graud masquerade ball ut the
National Theatre. Experts in decora?
tion and arrangements for affairs of this
kind uro coming from abroad. The
journalists of the city have excellent ar?
rangements for the entertainment of edi?
torial visitors.
TALMUDIC LEO ENDS.-Tin; COTATION
ov W< BIAK.-A Prince once said to Rab?
bi Gamaliel: "Your God is a thief. He
surprised Adam in his sloop, and stole a
rib from him."
Tho Uubbi's (laughter overheard this
speech, and whispered a word or two in
her father's car, asking his permission to
answer this singular opinion herself. He
gave his consent.
Tho girl stepped forward, ami, feign?
ing terror and dismay, threw her arms
aloft in supplication, and cried mit:
"My liege, my liege! Justice! Re?
venge!"
"What )I;IH happened?" asked the
Prince.
"A wicked theft has taken place," she
replied. "A robber has crept secretly
into our house, carried away a silver
goblet, and left a gold one in its stead."
"What an upright thief!" exclaimed
the Prince; "would that such robberies
were of more frequent occurrence!"
"Behold, then, Sire, tho kind of thief
that our Creator was. Ho stole a rib
from Adam and gave a beautiful wife
instead."
..Well said!" avowed tho Prince.
AVOID ill'ACKS-A victim of early in?
discretion, causing nervous debility, pre?
maturo decay, .Vc, having tried in viiiu every
advertised remedy, has s simple means ol
self-cure, which he will senil freo to his fellow
sulrVrcr*. Address J. II. TUTTLE, 7s Nassau
street. New York. Doe2:1 tt?inn
CITOCKt), HOS UK nuil I'Ol'I'OXS bought
IO and sold by 1). GAMBK1LL, broker.
Nov "2:1 limo
01.11 HANK HU.I.S nuil .Ml"! I LAT KD
CUKllHKcY bought and sold by
Nov '2:? limo D. OA.M lil ti Iib, broker.
WK I1AVK THIS DAV APPOIViKIJ
Mr. JOHN -C. H EEO E RS the solo Agent for
ile sale ol' our WHISK I KS in Columbia, S. C.
JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO.
Pun vin i IMMA. November 19. 1S70. Dec 1
NOTICIO-Ali persons indebted lo me. hy
note, book or open account, ure nOtilied
Unit tiiey lined come forward und Hettie on ur
before the 1st of ?lurch; und ?ill having claims
will present them at once,
.lan 7 Mh JOSEPH TAYLOR.
IK vol \V.\.N r
BIG HOMINY.
PEA KL HOMINY, or
CORN b"LOUK,
c. .1.. MONTEITH A FIELDING'S,
IVh H Neir rho Market.
SI? KCl A LJ A T T K \ r I o \ given to the col?
lection nf Com meroin] Paper. Interest
<>ii Stuti' and haili.iud Ponds anil Stocks, und
Oouvcridoii of State Securities, liv
Nov'2:1 ?nm f OxMbltlLb, broker.
(tOi; .Vt'Y i laius A Si O ?JURY '.KKII
J ITCATKS bought hv
Feb r> _D. GAMBKIbL, Broker.
N?T?C!?.-nm undersigned have lormtid a
Co-partnership, and will ho known as
Ii. W. S bi bli LS A t;i). Thov represent annie
of ?ho best KER and LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES m the United Slates.
Wu propose to ho general Land Agents, and
will sell or purchase Heal Estate anywhere in
South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We
?viii prosecute claims before the Legislature,
and thu renewal of lost bonds or otb; r papers.
Persons wishing to sell or buy beul Estate
will do weil to communicate with us at Colum?
bia. We have several handsome places fur
sale. Office at Mike Holm's Clothiiu; Store.
E. VV. H I'd M l d .S,
Dei?'S J. P. k'/'Ki.L.
Ipi'FIOIAJU..]
ACTS AND JOINT UKOOl.tTlONS
Passed by the Legislature-Session 1870
and 1871.
AN AO? TO INCORPORATE THE SOUTH CARO?
LINA HAVING AND ROIT.OrNO ASSOCIATION,
NO. 2.
SltCTlON 1. Hr ?I enacted by the Senate
?uri House ot" Representatives of the
Stut? of South Carolina, now mot ?ind
sitting in General Assembly, omi by the
authority of thu sumo, That C. D.
Brahe, C. Plonge, J. Stoiber, R. Issortel,
Henry E. Eckel, M. Israel, A. Tiefen
thal, E. F. Benedick!, Philip Meit/.ler,
Johu Rughoiiner, A. W. Eckel, Charles
Litsohgi, A. Niomann, Edward Pills, L.
Klein, A. Litscdigi, John RI. Martin, J.
H. Villiers, Charles Rocsslor, F. Heiutz
and C. O. Michaelis, together with such
other persous who now uro, or hereafter
may bo, associated with thom, bc, aud
they uro hereby, incorporated and de?
clared u body politic und corporate, nu?
der tho name and stylo of tho South Ca?
rolina Saving aud Building Association,
No. 2, tor tho purpose ol buying and
selling real und personal estate, and
making loans of money, secured by
mortgages of real and personal property.
SEC. 2. That Hie capital stock ot' the
said corporation shull eousist of thirty
shares, to bo paid in by successive week?
ly instalments ol' two dollars on euoh
share, so long as tho corporation shall
continue, or by such other contribution*
as shull be assessed and requited by nu
unanimous vote of all tho shareholders,
the said sitaros bi be held, transferred,
assigned and pledged, and also to be lia
bio to be forfeited to the corporation
and tho holders I hereof to be subject ti
such lines and lol lei tu res fur violatioi
ol' the Constitution, Rules and By-Laws
and tor default ot' payment ol' tho sail
contribution a:- may be prescribed by tin
Constitution, Huies and By-Laws o? th
said corporation, and, moreover, tb
suid shares to br disposed ol al th
il oath, resignation or removal from th
State of any shareholder, in such manne
as may bo prescribed by the said Cou
lititiitton, K?los nuil By-Laws.
SEC.:?. That the said corporation shu
have snell number and succession of ol
dcors and members as shall be ordaine
aud chosen according to the Const itt
tion, Rules aud By-Laws made, or to b
made, by the said corporation for its g<
verumeut, and snail have power and ut
thority to make uuy .such Constitutioi
Rules or By-Laws n> uro not rcpugnui
to the Constitution uud laws ol tho lau?
shall have und keep a common seal, au
alter tho same at will, shall .sue und I
sued, plead und bo imploaded, in nc
Court of Law or Equity in this Slat
and shall have and enjoy all mid evoi
right und privilege incident and behm
mg to corporate bodies.
SEC. 4. That the funds of thc said cc
poration may be invested in .inch pr
per ty, real or personal, und securith
public or private, and loaned to shai
holders and members or other perso
or corporations, on such securities,
such mode, on such terms, undor su
conditions, and subject to such regul
lions, us may be, from timo to time, pi
scribed by the Constitution, Rules ai
By-Laws of tho said corporation, und
shall and may bo ?awful for thc said ct
pora I iou to take and hold such him
tun( meuts and hereditaments, and pi
sonni property, bonds, stocks, pnblio
private, and choses ih uctiou, as th
shall acquire by purchase, devise, I
quests, gills, assignments or otherwi
aud to lake and hold such lands, tel
men ts, hereditaments and personal p
porty, and such other stocks and bon
public or private, or choses in action,
shall bo mortgaged, conveyed, assigt
or pledged to it by way of security iq
its loans or advances or purchase at.su
thereof, aud to sell, alien, transfer
otherwise dispose of the same, from ti
to time, as thc said corporation n
deem expedicut.
SEC. 5. That immediately after the
piratiou of ten years from the pres
time, thc assets of tho corporation al
be fairly uud justly divided among
stockholders and members thereof, i
upon this distribution and division, tl
this corporation shall cease and dc
mino.
SEC. li. That this Act shall be ta
and deemed a public Act. und that
sumo may bo given in evidence, willi
being specially pleaded.
Approved February ll, 1871.
AN ACT TO INCOltt'OKATK THU "KASUVI
INDEPENDENT ll M'ES C'HAKITAllIiE A
CJIATION," liv THE CITY OK CMAKLKS"
H. C.
SECTION 1. /?V it enavfctt by thc Se
and House o? Representatives ol'
Slate of South Carolina, now met
silting in General Assembly, and by
authority o? tho same, That I. S. L
rus, F. E. Kaines, J. S. Goldsmith,
J. ford, and others, who now uro
hereafter moy bc, members and offi
of tho Nashville Independent B
Charil able Association, and their
cossors, officers aud members, be,
they uro hereby, declared to be u I
politic and corporate, under tho u
aud stylo of the "Nashville Indopeo
Blues Charitable Association," und
said corporation nindi, by ils corp?
name, sue ami bu sued, ?inplead um
imploaded in thc Courts of this S
iiud shall bo able and empowered l>\
to purchase, have, hold, enjoy
possess any goods, chatties, lauds, i
incuts or rent estate of what kii
nature soever; and thc same, or any
thereof, to sell, alien, or couvcyat
will and pleasure: Pr?vida/, hou
That tho properly KO to bejield shal
exceed thu value of live thousand do
uud tho said corporation shall
power to make a common Real,
power to chungo uud ulter tho san
often as they sholl deem necessary.
SEO. 2. And be it further enacted,
this Act shall bo deemed a public
and shull coutiuue in force for tho
of fourteen years.
Approved February ll, 1871.
KINAIVCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
COLTJMMA, S. C., February 16.-Sides
of ootton, yesterday, 45 balos-middling
13>4'o. 1
LIVERPOOL, February 14-Evening.
Cotton duned dull-uplands 7,''-; Or?
leans 77B? sales 10,000 bides; export and
speculation 2,000.
LIVERPOOL, February 15 - Noon.
Cotton dull, with a downward tendency
uplands 7J.j(Vr 77B ; Orl?ans 7p8*@7%.
LONDON, February 15-Evening.
Consols 92. Bonds 90.?,,.
LIVERPOOL, February 15.-Evening
Cotton dull with a downward tendency
uplands 7}.?(?$.7f?; Orleans 7^,i?778;
sales 10,0l0 bales; sp?culation and ex?
port 2,000; low middling shipped at New
OrleuuR in February and March 7??.
NEW YORK, February 15- -Noou.-Flour,
corn and wheat dull and unchanged.
Pork quiet, at 22.87@23.00. Cotton
dull and weak, with sales of 2,000 bales
middling uplands 15,'4; Orleans 15%.
Freights dull.
7 P. M.-Cottou quiet, with sales of
4,410 baler, at 15,'?- Flour-Southern
dull und drooping; common to good
extra 6.90@7.50; good to choice 7.55@
8.75. Whiskey a shade firmer, at 93J4'
(?jOSJ.?. Wheat l(o2c. lower-winter
red ami umber Western 2.58(n\2.G0. Corn
dull, ut B3@85. Pork heavy, nt 22.75@
22.87. Beef steady. Lard firm, ut
13^(Y, KKv Freights dull. Money
4(u<5. Sterling weak nod unchanged.
Gold ll.'g. Governments steady with
limited transactions. Southerns dull
with litllo chango. Tennessees 04,'.,;
new Gl:1?. Virginias 65; new 61. Loui?
sianas 68/.,; new 60; levees 72; 8s 84>?.
Alamabas 99; 5s 67. Georgias 80; 7s 88;
North Carolinas 48,'.?; uew???p.j. South
Carolinas 73; new ?ti}?.
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Bagging
dull and nominal. Flour steady. Corn
in fair demand and advancing. Provi?
sions quiet. Mess pork 22.50. Lan:
12:,.,'(" li' .. Shoulders O?.'; clear side:
12'.,. Whiskey S7(/> 88.
CINCINNATI, February 15.-Flour brm
Corn advancing -ear 59(/r 00. Pork dui
and nominal. Lard quiet. Paeon dui
and drooping-shoulders OJ.? ; clear side
12. Whiskey active, at 87."
BALTIMORE, Fobruary 15.-Cottou nu
changed-middling ll7,,; receipts 27
bales; sales 200; stock 13,830.
BOSTON, February 15.-Cotton did!
middling 15'.J ; receipts 20 bales; sale
300; stock 7,OOO.
WILMINGTON, February 15. - Cotto
(piled-middling l l; receipts 346 bale.'
sales 68; stoek 3,295.
NHW ORLEANS, February 15.-Floe
scarce and firmer- -supertiue 6.25(?d>.5(
double 7.87; treble 7.12^/7.25. Cor
tirmer-white 75. Pork quiet-met
23.75@24.00. Paeon firmer, nt 10f?4'(.
13; sugar-cured hams 17. Lard quiet
tierce 12.'.,'(//'13; keg M@14J?. Sogt
ti rm--pr imo 9'.j (V/M?.3.,. Molasses in fa
demand-prime 50(?i53; dioico 58(u)0l
Whiskey DOOLOO. Codee-primo 15J
(o 105*.?. Cotton weak and in fair d'
uiand-middling 14 '.'.(//. 14:,.? ; rceeip
4,116 bales; salea 8,200; stock 280,673.
An.ESTA, February 1.1.-Cotton dr
and prices easy, ut Vo'\[(.<rY,\J? for mi
diing; sales 184 bales; receipts 520.
Mom LE, Fobruary 15.-Cotton casi
-middling l?.1.,'; receipts 273 bah
sales 1,000; stock 85,472.
GALVESTON, February 15.-Coth
dull and nominal -good ordinary 12';,
12'..; receipts 1,709 bales; sales ll
?tock 62,055.
CHARLESTON, February 15.-Colt
steady-middling M^'^M1..'; recoil
1,039"bales; bales 500; stock 37,509.
SAVANNAH, February 15.-Cotton cpi
and firm -middling 14??@14J.?; receij
2,924 bales; sales 1,700; stock" 104,903
NonroLK, February 15.-Cotton dui
low middling 13:t, ; receipts 1,455 bul
sales 300; stock 10,109.
r
TIIK tilt Ii KN VILI.K KN'TKIlPItl
has u good circulation in Greenville and
joiniiiK Counties. Will be found a good
vortisiug medium for raercliantH and uusin
men detdritiK trade with tho up-couni
Greenville city is rapidly improving,and u\
completion of tin1 Richmond mut Atlanta ;
Air-Lino Railroad, will he an important poi
THE POLICY HOLDER'S
LIFE AfVDTONTIXE ASSURANCE I
OK TUG: SOI TH.
Wm. McBurney, President; K. I*. Alexa m
Vice-president and Actuary; J. F. (iib
Vice-Prcaideiit. resident in Georgia; 13.
Hutchinson, Vice-President, resident
North Carolina; Gen. E. Illida, Secret;
Julia T. Darby, M. 1)., Medical Advi
Augustine T. Smythe, Solicitor; Janies (
ncr, Counsel.
J. W. PARKER, Agent.
Ollie? ut Mint's Drugstore.
COIiUMDIA, H. C.
npiIK above Company offers ail (he ad
_L lagea usually granted by other coi
nie?, together with some peculiar to it.-el
lt is tuc only truly mutual Company in
South. AH piolita aro divided ninon;
policy holders annually. Nu stockholder
absorb any portion. Dividends paid 111
at Hui end ot 111 * - lirst year.
ll is law lVn'1'ni than any (.'oin y a nv in
that nil policies am non-jarjrilnhie after
payment ol' one annual premium, and
violation of tin- coudil ions ol' ibo policy (
fraud, or attempted fraud,) can dcatro;
ourrender value.
Its affairs, in every respect, aro man
with tho greatest prudi net- ami cc >n
Nearly ifiO.000 received during its lirtd 1
year, (Utli November,) and only $2,01)0
out on "death claims," in tho ??'.mo ti
bein"; less than four per cent ot si.nte
less than $1 to each $0,000 ut ritdt.
Such management nivea miicli holier ?
rauco of future stability ami prod' tba
mero statement and premises td ugei
compenies not so conducting their linsi
no matter bow largo the u mou ii l ol
business or ansi t-<.
By assuring in this Company your pi
inns paid ?ill be under tin; inaiiam im 1
men of well-known ability ami integrii
linnie, ami not aent off to return only at
death. Tho Statu is annually draim
huudrcd of thousands ol' dollars bj prein
paid to companies out of the Statu.
Kob 10 jlmo
Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! 1 !
THOMAS W. POPE deform
apublie that tho best BEEF, 1'
dUTTON and SAUSSAGK, ii
n*rkrt, ran bo found at Stall
Give nie ft '."til. Dee 28 ?
For Sale.
AFINE ONE-HORSE WA
?gBara?ffi?OQN, with top, and Harnens,
.---jj==yTOvo^rJ which haa been very little
-^^^^^^^^^UBcd. Incpiiro at thia oflico.
Feb 14 3_
Improved Seed Planter.
PARTIES wanting either thc Ham or
Denian PLANTER wilt send their order?
it once. We aro uow web supplied, but later
ii tho nealon do not think wo will bo ablo to
neot tbc demand.
Fob 12 L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
Fresh Eggs.
?)f\f\ DOZEN FRESH ECOS, ut 25 cent*
CJ\J\J per dozen. E.HOPE.
Feb 10
Professional Card.
DU. J. J. GOODWYN will resume tho prac
lice of medicino in Columbia from this
lalo. Call at the office of A. Y. Leo, Archi
,o.ct, night or day. ?late at Ur. M mt's Drug
Wore. _ Feb io 15?
Mules for Sale.
gk. TUREE MULES, four years old
'BB each, well broke to harness, for ?ah)
-H W R. O'NEALE & SON,
. Feb 10 Cotton Town.
j. "\7I7". ^AJj?L'JBL'JEaJEL,
Life and Fire Insurance Agent
AND II IC A l. ESTATE BROKER,
OFFERS for Halo an ologant FAMILY RE
SIDENCE on Araenal Hill, with ever
icecBsary out-building, ornamental ground*
vegetable garden, choice fruit trcea, ?c.
ALSO,
A COTTAGE on Upper Btreet, and .100 aero
>f WOOD LAND, nine miles East of Columbo
sar OOicc at Dr. Mini's Drug Store.
Feb 10 17
To Send a Pretty or Funny
VALENTINE.
A S ST. VALENTINE'S DAY is near.
JLJL beautiful assortment-Sentimental ur
Dotnic--from live couts to $3. Country dca
Bra supplied at low raten, at
BRYAN & MoCARTER'S Bookstore.
Fob Kl
Valentines for February 14,
AT Duffie Si Chapman's Bookstore, oppn-d
Columbia Hotel. Will be opened, TH!
MORNING, just from New York:
500 Valentines, at lu cents.
001) Valentines, at 15 cents.
500 Valentines, at 25 couts.
500 Valent ?nen, at :J5 cents.
100 Valentinos, at 50 cent*.
50 Valentines, ut 75 cents.
50 Valentines, at il.
25 Valentines, at ?2.
5 Valentinen, at (5.
Envelopes to suit. Tho above dent by nm
carefully packed, en receipt ol price.
Feb li
Pried Beef Hams.
'-iriA LBS' MOUNTAIN-CURED REF
?)v7VJ Hutted for hotels ami boardi
bouses, tor sale low by EDWARD HOPE
Feb ti
Spring; Seed Oats.
OAA BUSHELS White SEED OATS,
pJV/l/ aale by ED. HOPE
Feb :ij
Garden Seeds.
ALARGE assortment of fresh VEGE'J
RLE SEED, just in and for sale low.
Jan 13 EDWARD HOPE
Seed Potatoes.
1 AO BARRELS PINK EYES and PEA
LUvJ BLOWS, in tine order, for Halo 1
for cash only. EDWARD HOPI
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & Cl
Grocers and Commission Merchau
CHARLOTTE, JV. C.
SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Ph
Bacon, .Lard, <i-e., and Family Qrocci
K euora lly. Orders tilled carefully and pron
ly. ' Feb 7 lj
Dickson Cotton Seed.
pf/\/\ BUSHELS of the above COTI
Zj\ t\J HEED, growu from Seed pureba
in ISOfl, at ?1 per bushel, from David Dickt
Dt Georgia, for salo by .I.K.DAVIS,
Monticello, Fairfield County, S. <
tia' Price 25 bushels or less amount,
cents per bushel ot 30 pounds; 50 bushell
leas amount, ni cents por bushel of 30 pom
100 bushels or less amount, !10 cents
bushel of 30 pounds. Febr> ll
Something Nice.
DRIEU CHERRIES, Dried Blackber
and Virginia Roll Butter, for sale liv
Feb 0 MONTEITH A FI ELD IN
Seed Irish Potatoes.
1 f\f\ nlJLa- rlNK EYES, Chili ll
JLVJV/ Early Rose, Early Goodrich
Peach Blows, for sale low for caek onlv.
Fol) :>_ED. HOP
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned have
JLiji moved their Stables to tho
?5?*]/~~v '?dlding, immediately Soul
^TflZuiit^fcJahney'a Hal!, and, with a
"VT^&F fatock of CARRIAGES, li
U1ES mu fino HORSES, aro prepared to
Bwor all calls that may bo made upon tl
Horses bought and sold on commisi
Persons in want of good stock, are invite
?ivo lld a call. Liberal advances mad?
itock left for sale. BOYCE A I
W. IL Boyen.
C. H. PKTTINOIM.. Jan
MONTEITH & FIELDING
Auctioneers and Commission Merch
coT.uamiA, s. c.
VTTILL rivo strict attention to salo o
VV buceo and Country Produce. I.)
At and Less Than Cost.
REAL PAISLEY SHAWLS.
Black Cloth and Beaver Cloaks.
All Worsted Coverings.
Heavy Cassimerea and Clo'Its.
Bi ai French Merino-.
Irish Poplins.
All Woo! Plaid?.
Fallt)}' Dress Go-nle.
Black and Colored Silk*.
.lan 20 C. F. JACKS*
NEW STOKE.
,-^ THE subscriber wonk
jf'^Op-SAapectfnlly inform bis fr
(W-HEd?ll:U1C' customers that h
vT.VJ3U&J?JB?I n -established bimsell ii
dyBSHKoKNEKAL GROCERY J
NESS, at his old stand, (No. HW,) who
viii be pleased to show and sell to pnrcli
i complete stock of now fancy and sui
ial GOODS, carefully selected"
Richardson street, lirst square South i
Harket corner. ORLANDO /.. BAT
Dee 1 Orno
For Sale,
3 fiAA ACRES of LAND in Bar
O.UUv/ on tho Edisto.
750 ACHES in Kerehaw-in lots top
HOUSE sud LOT in Columbia- *12,0iJ
1 House in thia city, $5,0U0.
HOUSF. and thirteen acres LAND, nei
iity-$3.000. Apply to JOUNBAUSKE
Attorney at ;,aw and Real Estate Ag
Sept 25
Auction Saleo.
Furniture Sate.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS (Thnraday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
boforo my atoro, I will Boll:
A general variety FURNITURE. Feb 15
Groceries, Bacon, Jcc
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNINO, immediately aller the salo
of Furniture, I will sell:
BACON, Lard, Sugar Caudles.
Starch, Mackerel, Herriuge, kc.
ALSO,
A lot ol' SHOES, of various qualitiea.
Feb 10
Nor ( rep Nein Orleans Smjar and Molasses.
By Street Brothers &Co., Auctioneers.
ON TUESDAY, tho '21st instant, at ll o'clock
A. M., will bo sold in our Warehouse, No.
71 East Ray, Charleston,
'200 hogBh?ads of fair, good and prime
grocery New Orleaea SUOAR.
110 barrels of Choice Now Orleans MOR?
SCH.
Tr.tiMs -All sums under $1,000 oash; $1,000
? or over, thirty days, with approved city en?
dorsed notes. Feb 16 lflj
In the Court of Probate-Lexington.
Ks. parte A. H. Wolfe. Administrator of Wm.
M. Beckham, deceased.- Petition to sell per
sonal property of Wm. Af. Beckham, de?
ceased.
HAVING failed on account of high water
to make salo in tho abovo stated cane, as
heretofore advertised, I will Bell said property
on tho first day ot MARCH next. For de?
scription and ta ms, soe former advertisement
in the Columbia PH<KNIX. 8. M. ROOF.
Sheriff Lexington County.
Sheriff's Office, Lexington C. H., February
14,1871. -??b_lG15
To Holders of Past Due Indebtedness
of the city of Columbia.
? f?lHR City Council cf Columbia hading ?VQ
X thorize'd tho salo of certain STOCKS,
held by city, for purpose of making payment
of past due bonds of said city, tho holders of
past due bonds aro requested to furnish sche?
dule to Chairman of Oommittco of WavB and
Means, of City Council, stating number of
bonds, date of issue, when due. on what ao
eouut issued and number of coupons due on
said bouda. W. HUTSON WIGG,
Chairman Committee of Ways and Means.
COLUMBIA, S. C., February ll, 1871.
HT*" Charleston Courier. Augusta Constitu?
tionalist and Columbia Union, will copy for
I two weeks and semi bill to Citv Clerk.
Feb 12
State of South Carolina, County of
Newberry-In Common Pleas.
Eli/.a R. Stewart, aa Administratrix of the
Estate of Robert Stewart, deceased, Plain?
tiff, rs. Joseph Pearson and Nancy Pearson,
bis wife. Janies W. Stewart, James E. Stew?
art, Sophronia C. Stewart, Cally A. Stewart,
Chorlos A. Stewart, Robert C. Stewart, Mary
A. Augspath, James Y. Harris and John
Coate, Defendants.- -Complaint for Relief.
(Complaint served.]
To TtiK DKI'KSOAXTS:
You uro hereby summoned and required to
answer thc cumplaiut annexed, and eerve a
copy of your answer on tho subscribers, at
their otlice at Newberry Court House, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service
of thia summons on you, exclusive of the day
of service. If you fail to auswer tho complaint
in that time, the Plaiutiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the Com?
plaint. FAIR. POPE & POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Newberry C. H.,S. C., 7th day of January.
A. D. 1871.
To Jamea W. Stewart, James E. Stowirt.
Sophronia C. Stewart, Cally A. Stewart.
Charlea A. Stewart, Robert C. Stewart, and
Mary A. Augspath-Defendants:
Take notice, that tho summons in this ac?
tion, of which tho foregoing is a copy, wan
tiled iu tho otlice ot the Clerk of tho Court of
Common Pleas, at Newberry Court Houae, in
tho County of Newberry, in the State of South
Carolina, on the 17th day of January, A. D.
1S71. FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Jan 10 thO PlaintifTd Attorneys.
Boots, Shoes and Hats
FOR THE MILLION !
Al*
(?HEATLY REDUCED MICES:
1 WILL SELL FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, AT
AND BELOW COST, to make
?om for SPRING GOODS. No old stock on
band. Tho Goode are Frosh
and Seasonable. aarCALL AND EXAMINE
for yourselves,ITAL at tho
MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE.
Under (hf Columbia Hotel.
Feb 12 ' A. SMYTHE.
A Stock of Clothing. Hats
AND
I GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
AT
Z"- I.ES8 THAN C O S T. -?0
i A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN
\J\ THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well se?
lected stock of CLOTHING, HATS and Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS, together with the
STOKE FIXTURES and Leaso of one of the
most desirable business stands in tho city of
Columbia-property of tho late W. J. Hoke
j is now offered tor sale at a sacrifico, in order
to ?dose the business. Parties desiring to
treat for tho nurchaao of same, will call on Or
address tho son of the late proprietor.
MIKE HOKE,
j as*Papers copying other notice will dieeou
I linne it and insert this. Jan 20
GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN!
j W..T. WIIITMIRB, UllEENVILLE, S. C..
DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO?
DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to bis care.
This is a ran; opportunity for Planters and
others living along the-lino of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, to procure theil sup
pliCH at first cost. I only ask a fair trial, and
guarantee satisfaction. Nov 25 3mo
LAW COPARTNERSHIP.
TALbEY ?Si JIAICX tVBI/Ei.
?TIIIF. undersigned have this day entered
JL into partnership, in tho practico of law,
Ululer the name of TAILBY ?lt llAUKWELL.
W. H. TALLEY,
Jan i NATHANIEL BARNWELL.
CARRIAGES.
. ..u~mjts A COMPLETE assortment ol two
jSpSjELsnd four-seat Passenger CARRI
j AGES bas just benn received at the Reposito?
ry, corner Lady aud Assembly stn ?ts. Th?
late.-t and 'most stylish pattern? have been
seine: id Witll caro, from sonni Of the ben.
I builder? IU the count i y: and the stoc k nov? -
I has been snrpnsKd in posigc &r finish by any
ofibred hero. Prieta inOnerati!.
Decid W. K. G RF. ENFIELD,