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. . . . ' Loni* Napoleon's Manlfooto. WtmiElAiSHOHB, February 8.-Be? trayed by fortune, I have kept, since my captivity, n profound silonoe, which is misfortune's mourning. As long as armies confronted euchotbor, I abstained from any stop or word capable of caus? ing party dissension, but I can uo lo rigor remain sileut before my country's disas? ters without appearing insensible of its Bufferings. When I was mude a prisoner, 1 could not treat for peace, because my r?solu? tions would appear to have been dictated by personal considerations. I left tue Regent to decido whether it was tho in? terest of tho nation to continue the straggle. Notwithstanding unparalleled reverses, France was unsubdued, ber strongholds unreduced, few departments invaded, and Paris in a state of defence. The ex? tent of bur misfortunes might possibly j have boon limited; but whilo ottoutiou was directed to her enemies, an insurrec? tion arose at Paris, the sent of the repre? sentative was violated, the safety of the Empress was threatened, and tho Ein pire, which had been tbreo timos ac? claimed by tbe people, was overthrown and abandoned. Stilling my presenti? ments, I exclaimed, "What matter my dynasty, if tho country is saved?" Instead of protesting against a viola? tion of my right, I boped for tho success of the defence, and admired the patri? otic devotion of the children of France. Now, whan the struggle is suspended, and all reasonable chances of victory have disappeared, is tho time to call to account the usurpers for the bloodshed and raiu and squandered resources. It is impossible to abaudou tho destiuics of Frauce to an unauthorized government which was left no authority emanating from uuiversal suffrage. Order, confi? dence and a solid peace are only reason? able whoa tho people aro consulted re? specting a government most capable of repairing thu disasters to tho country. It is essential that Franco should be united iu her wishes. For myself, bruised by injustice and bitter deceptions, I do not kuow or claim my repeatedly con? firmed rights. There is no room for personal ambition, but till the people aro regularly assembled and express their will, it is my duty to say that all acts aro illegitimate. There is only one Goveru meut in which resides tho national so? vereignty, able to beal wounds, to bring hope to firesides, to re-opon tho pro? faned churches for prayers, and to re? store industry, concord and peace. Foreign Affair*. VERSAILLES, february l-l.-The sur? render of arms by the Paris garrison bas been completed. The prudent of all parties are apprehensive about a tri? umphal march through Paris. A singlo pistol shot fired by an insauo fanatic, might result iu fearful consequences. NEW YORK, February 15.-A World's special from Dijon, tho 15th, says Bel fort surrendered with tho honors or war. The armistice bas been extended to the Departments of Coto d'Or andDoubs. A World's sp?cial from Bordeaux, the 15th. says affairs ure moro promising for the Republicans. There have arrived 481 delegates. A majority seem inclined to confirm tho action of the Assembly to a ratification of tbe terms of pcaco and postpone other matters till adjournment to Paris. The Herald bas a special, dated Bor? deaux, 15th, which says tho Deputies manifestly intend tho overthrow of the violent Republicans, and remove tho capital frum Paris, to shield the Govern? ment from tbe mob. Personal conversa? tion with the Deputies induces tho be? lief that a temporary provisional Go? vernment will bo first established. Thiers, Grovey, Trocbu, Delseluz and Darieu aro favorably mentioned, and their connection with prominent citizens through the provincos will certainly be placed in power. The Radicals are mak? ing a desperate struggle, but cries for thu contiuuanco of the war and nosurrender, have evidently lost force. Tho Con? servatives aro quiet and confident. There is a strong under-current in favor of thc Orleanists. Tho election of the Or loanist Princes will likely bo declared valid. Tho World bas a special, dated Paris, loth, which states that Favre says the elections evincod an unexpected reaction against a Republic; and the country is alarmed at tho action of tho Radicals, who played into tho bands of tho Mo? narchists. It is not probable tho Or? leanists will be successful, as they are too wiso and prudent to involve the country ia war. A Republic will una? voidably be adopted. LONDON, February 15.-A despatch from Uavrc says tho Prussians continue to violate tho armistice and still exact contributions from thc people. Where districts aro nuable to pay, tho mayors aro arrested us hostages. Tbo Bolto Bays Prince Napoleon will make Loudon his permanent residence. The excitement in R tumaniu hus con? siderably abated. Tho Paris press anticipates bloody scenes should thu Prussians persist iu a triumphant march through the city. Count Meusdorf is dead. Tho interruption of communication between Lille and Paris was caused by oxcess of traffic. Registered letters are now allowed to puss lo and from Paris. lt is staled that tho Madrid Govern? ment will postpone the elections in Cuba. Tho Bolgiun militia guarding the frontier has been disbanded. LONDON, February 1(3.-A special cor? res? uni.ut of tho Times, at Berlin, tele? graphs that Bismarck's terms of pence uro comparatively moderate. Tho Queen of Spain is at Nice, en route to Madrid. It is asserted that the husband of ex Queen Isabella bas offered to swear allegiance to Amadeus. HAVANA, February 15.-It is surmised hero that inverai porsous of importance will surrender to Valmaccdo, notwi th standing amnesty expires to-day. It ia believed that Val tn aseda will net as though amnesty was unexpired. American Intelligence. NEW YOUK, February 16.-The Irish exiles unanimously resolved to appoint a committee with full powers to deal with quostions of organization. Tho follow? ing committee was appointed: Rossa, Mullocky, Burke, Power, St. Clair and McClure. Tho committee organized with Rossa as Chairmau nnd McCluro Socro tury. 13y resolution, tho committee as? sume control of thc. various Irish organi? zations in America willing to piuco them? selves undor tho committee's guidance. Tho commit!oo asks societies to continuo their organizations in present form until thc committee's plans arc matured. Re? ports of tho strength and efficiency of euoh society are requested without delay. WASHINGTON, Febrnnry 1G.-Tho Bow? en jury has been discharged. Eleven were for conviction and one for acquit? tal. The House Judiciary Committee, this morning, decided to report favorably on Mr. Coburn'* bill, allowing compensa? tion to cloction officers, under tho en? forcement Act, in oitios of more than 20,000 inhabitants; also, a bill dividing Kentucky into two Judicial Districts, and providing for tho organization of o United States Court for the Eastern Dis triet of Kentucky; also, tho bill of Mr. Longbridge, regulating tho fees of At? torneys, Solicitors aud Proctors of the United States Courts. Tho Senate adopted the conference re port, giviug tho District of Columbia i territorial government. It will puss tin House. In tho Senate, last night, Trumbull from tho Judiciary Committee, reporte? adversely to Sumner's supplemental civi rights bill. Admiral Eec lins reached Key West Ile telegraphs the Secretary of the NttV; that Ibero is uo news of the Tennessee Lee has no doubt that the Tennessee i all right. lu thc House, Wheeler, clmirmun o tho Committeo on Pacific Railroads gave uotiee that ho would, on Tuesday cull np the Southern Pacific Railroad Tho West Point caso was resumed, uni the resolution finally adopted us reporte by thu Committee on Military A ff ai n It restores threo deserters and orders court of inquiry. A bill for tho sufet of travelers carried by steam was take up. lt contains sovouty-ouu section and covers iifty-tivo printed pages. ] establishes regulations to guard agaim lire, lenkiug, explosions, aud other ace deuts. It wu s passed and goes to th Senate. The Committeo on Reconstruction o tiered the chairman to report a bill r< pealing the test oath, according to tl President's recommendation. The con mitten also reported, but hud re-commi tod, with the privilego to print, Cobb bill appointing n Ku Klux commission* in each Couuty of tho Stutes lately i insurrection, including Kentucky. Tl bill gives tho commissioner extraordiu ry judicial power. He can call tho 2>os tiumUulus, or tho militia, or the neuro army or naval forces, to serve his pr cesses. lu the Senate, tho veto of tho bill r lievmg certain naval contractors was su fained by 57 to 2. Pool submitted se end affidavits, attesting tho signatures tile petition ugaiust the removal of Go Vauco's disabilities. Tho appropriate bill was discussed to adjournment. Nearly all the windows on the uvem uro engaged, ?uni nil reservations on tl uvcuuo uro equipped with seats for tl accommodation of spectators. A lar force is euguged putting the avenue couditiou for tho Carnival. Tho prer rations for the masquerade at tho N tional Theatre promise brilliant result: Bowou has been urrested on anotb chargo of bigamy, nt the instance Frauees Hicks, whom, the charge allegt he married iii Augusta, Ga., in 1852. Tho Commandant of Fort Dod( Kansas, telegraphs the Secretary of V? of tho np prehension of tho renewal Indian attacks on the frontier sett me nts. Judge Wylie, in discharging the Bow jury, said it the prosecution failed obtain a verdict on that evidence, ho i not think they would ever have a verdi He said that ono bribed juror was mt thau a mutch for his elevou fellows; I be did not menu lo insinuate that th was u bribed juror on this panel, did not seo how u juror could hesitate a moment on liuding a verdict in u c like this; und he thought that the ( dence ot' two witnesses who teutii to their own infamy should not lu much weight. A wretch of that k ought not to be believed. NEW YOUK, February 10.-Total s scriptiou for the French to date, 877, U Dumages awarded against tho Cnn steamer Russia, for siuking tho Ital brig Figdm Meziori, two years u Sl?U.UOO. Sr. Lot IS, February 10.-A specia tho J?t?public.tn says nearly u sqilun Helena, Ark., was destroyed by 1 Loss ?82,000. CiiAiii.r.sroN, February 10.-Sade steamers Cuba, llalli more; South Ci lina, New York; barks Rio du la Pl Amsterdam; Walter, Liverpool; seht er Fawn, Boston. RICHMOND, February 10.-Tho Mei nies' Cotton Mill, ut Swift Creek, i Petersburg, was totally destroyed tire, last night. Lusa 870,000; msi for 800,000. NEW ?Jtt.EAN.s, February 10. House special committee to investi j tho affairs of the Slaughter House C puny reported that tba company forfeited th? charter, und reported a to that effect, which passed by a vot 00 to -1. This bill authorizes any or. sluughter animals at and below slaughter house, on either sido of J river, for thu city markots. Tho loss of Prussia in tho present is estimated to bo ubout 300,000 men Tim FTB8T GAUE BAGGED.-Tho Le? gislature o? Mississippi eec a trap to catch the Kn Klux, and the first game bagged was a "trooly loi 1" Radical negro school-master of Meridian, named Price. Disguised, with eight or ten others, bo draggod an old negro from his house and nearly beat him to death. How Ku Knox STONIES ORIGINATE. On the trial of the impeachment of Go? vernor Holden a negro testified on Fri? day last that himself uud four other nogroeB had dressed up na Ku Klux Inst February, iu Alamnuco County, nud whipped three negroes! Mr. Greeley will piense notice. FINANCIAL. AND COM M KIMI Al.. COLTJMUIA, S. C., February 17.-Sales of cotton, yesterduv, 85 boles-middling 13.i4(?)13,'?c. LIVERPOOL, February 1G - Noon. Cotton dull, with a dowuward tendency - uplands 7??@7%; Orleans 7l^a}7%, I offered; roport suya tho market is flat, ut uplands 7}.? ; Orleans 7%; sales of mid? dling nfiout uenrly due, 7)?. NEWYOIIK, February 10-Noon.-Flour dull and drooping. Wbent und corn quiet and unchanged. Pork dull, ut 22.70(u.22.87. Lard quiet, ut 13} 4 (ct, 13^?. Cotton dull; sales 1,100 bulos middling uplands 15,'a; Orleans 15^?J; market nominally lower to sell. Freights quiet. Stocks heavy and dull. Gold steady, at ll;!?. Money easy, at fi. Exchange-long 9^; short 10J.?; O's 81; registered 14; coupons l-l; G2's, register? ed. 10^'. 7 P. M.-Cottou irregular und dull, with sales of 2,80 .' Indes, at 15. Flour Southern heavy and lower; common to good extra G.85(crYr.40; good to choice 7.45@8 75. Whiskey lower, ut 93. Wheat lc. lower-winter red and umber Western 2.58(&2.62. Corn quiet, 83(/? 85. Pork heavy, ut 22.02. Beef steady" Lard Orm, at 13}.?GjjV?Freights very linn-cotton, steam [t'ld(f^,%. Money easy, nt 4(f/5. Sterling steady. Cold 107,.('/;11. Governments very dull und iiucuuugcd. Southerns nominal. South Carolinas rather stroug. Tcuuessces Gl'.i'; uow 64'ij. Virginias 05; new 00,';,'. Louisianas 08,'?; now 01; levees 72; S.-. 84. Alabamas ?l); 5a 67. Georgian 8 i ??; Ss 80. North Carolinas IS; now 25. South Carolinas 73; new 59. BAIITIMORB, February 10.-Cotton uii changud-middling 14Ju'; receipts 275 bales; suies 385; stock 14,f?8. Flour active but woukor. Wheat with butter feeling, but not quotubly higher. Corn - white Southern 85; yellow 81. Pork 23.50. Shoulders 10'.. Whiskey 93. CINCINNATI, February 16.-Flour uud com Orm uud in fair demand. Moss pork dull aud drooping-forced sales 22 00; asked 22.25. Lard-demand light und holders Iii I?. Bacon dull und drooping-shoulders ')}?', clear sides 12. Whiskey steady, at 87. ST. Loris, February 10.-Breadstuff's uuehauged. Pork lower, ut 22.50. Ba? con uuehauged. CHARLESTON, February IG.-Cotton quiet-middling l-l .'.j; receipts 1,514 bales; sales 400; stock 30,315. MalULE, February 10.-Cottou dull midd?ug ll; receipts 972 bales; sales 800; stock 84,918. SAVANNAH, February 10 -Cotton Orin -middling l-lnh"? receipts 3,303 halos; sah'S 1,510; stock 102,131. WILMINGTON*, February 16.-Cotton quiet-middling 14; receipts 322 bales; sales 120; stock 3,017. NEW ORLEANS, February 1G.-Cotton dull and heavy-middliug \&.%@\&%', receipts 7,246 bales; sales 9.1UU; stuck 281,707. Flour source und ?rni-super? fina G.50; double 7.00; treble 7.25. Com firm-white 75. Pork easier-mess 23.75. Others unchanged. NORFOLK, February 10.-Cotton quiet -low middling 13>'{; receipts 1,823 bales; sales 200; stock 8,109. BOSTON, February IC-Colton dull - middling 153^@15>.<; keceipts 177 bales; sales 500; stuck G.5U0. GALVESTON, February 10.-Cotton stonily-good ordinary 12.'.i(?-12,'.J; re? ceipts 1,721 bales; sales 2,000;'stock 62.008. AUGUSTA, February 10.-Cotton quiet, with light ofioriugs-sales 512 bales; re? ceipts 590; middling I3;l.,'(i< i;57B'. No w's tho time when bedbugs, mice and roaches ure popping out ot their holes and crannies. Take* pupal them with Isaacson's ''SURE i'OP" and pop them off forever. Sold by all druggists. F lit - ? ?- - Why use foreign mixtures, when yon have a reliable remedy at home, such as the Great Southern Tonic. Oi.n CAROLINA Unnas. F ia ta If you feld dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appetite ami longue coa'ed, jen are suffi-ri UK from Torpid Liver or "Biliousness," and no? thing will cure you so speedily and perma? nently as Ur. Tierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Me.beal l>i-eoveiy. Sold by all druggists. F 12 li 1 td OBITUARY. Died in Lexington County, September 28. 1H7U, of injuries rec? ?ved from a runaway horse, Capt. VV. M. BECKHAM, aged twenty eight sears, six mouths ami one day. I'rui) a uncial man, a good citizen and ten? der husband and father has passed away. Capt. Reek tiara served through the late war willi distinction, as an earnest, brave, faith? ful and honorable soldier, ever ready to do his duty; continually with a command that waa frequently decimated, and yet ian acidou* ly escaping tho tornado of (loath that seemed always launched upon his own brave men. As a .-i'.i/.en, lie was i s teemed; ns a gentleman, both upright and liberal, a progressive pl.int? er, successful in all his operations, and a per? sonal loss to the communitv in which In; lived; as a friend, his friendship knew no compass, no hounds-a friend once, a friend eternally; as a miren! anti husband. In* was ever tender and watchful of tho happiness, comfort and esteem of his fond vining wife, and oh so proud of his biby boy, "billy," May the bravo soldier, tim honest, gentleman, the lov? ing husband and young father rest in peace. and may God give bis gentle wile fortitude and patience, and may tho same God watch over and guido tho orphan. A. WE HAVE Tins DAY APPOINTED Mr. JOHN 0. SKEGERS the solo Agent for tho salo of our WniBKIF.S in Columbia, 8. C. JOHN OIRSON'S HON ?t CO. , PuiLAOKLPUiA, November 19, 1B70. Dec 1 HARRIED, On the 15th Instant, at the residence or the bride's mother. Colombia, 8. C., by the lU-v. Wm. Martin. NEWMAN K. PERRY, of Colle ton, and FANNY H. M A YU AN T, of tho rormer place. 49* Charlostoa Courier and Savaunah lie publican will copy and forward billa to PUOCNIX oil'ieo. '.> . AC ABD. Wo hereby tender our heartfelt thanks to tho Fire Companies for their Borvicea during tho conflagration of Wednesday morning last, and to the members of- thc Tolico For?*e who protectod our articles on that occasion. A. W. WEUKHAN. Feb 17 1* E. C. PLUMER & CO. PART OF A COMMODIOUS |???' HOt'sii to rent, furnished or unfur |llt nishod. For particulars, applv at Febl7t2? PHON1X OFFICE. Teacher Wanted. A PARTY going abroad would like ono CM. hour's instruction in French every ovcn ! ing. Afldress K>y Box 51. Feb 17 1 Desirable Building: Lot. AT private salo, ono of tho most desirable BUILDING LOTS in the city of Colum? bia, at tho corner of Plain and Pickcns streets, measuring front on Plain strcot 101 foot, and runs back on Pickens stroet 208 feet; nearly opposito Wright's Hotel. ALSO, Tbroo fine Building Lota on Picketts street, between Plain and Camdon utrouts. For par? ticulars apply to Feb 17 _ C._PEIXOTTO A SON. _ New Publications. FOIl SALE HY Eli YAN & Mr'A ETE IL XTALIAN LIFE AND LEGENDS. By Auno Cora (Mowatt.) Bitcbie-12. Aspendale. By Harriet W. Proston - $1.50. Fair France. By author of "John Halifax." The Snow Man. A novel, by author of An? tonia. My Summer in a Oardon-$1. Moses, the. Man of God. By Dr. Hamilton. The Lifo of Lord Palmerston. By Bulwer. Origin of Civilization and Primitivo Condi? tion of Man. By Sir J. Lubbock-12. Nebraska Legends and other Poems. And other new Books. ALSO, A new stock nj DI A lil KS t"r 1871. Feb 17 SPRING GOODS ! SPRING GOODS! ?Xu.ST received, a lot ?T NEW FEISTS, DE? LAI NFS, POPLINS. WHITE GOODS. LIN? ENS, PUOWN and BLEACHED GOODS, for low prices. . t C. F. JACKSON'S Feb 17 Dry Goods House. Tax Notice. COLI'MUIA, S. C., February 1, 1871. "TMIE County Treasurer hereby Rives notice J. that ho will be ready to receive tho Slate and County Taxes, for the fiscal year ending September 1, 1870, on Beal and Personal Pro? perty, on and after WEDNESDAY, the 1st day of February. Levy for State purposes,'.I Mills on every dollar. Levy for County purposes, 5 Mills on every dollar. Levy for School purposes, ?1 on every poll. On all taxes not paid on or before the Utb day of M A KC II, 1871. a penalty or 20 per cent, will he added. All taxes remaining unpaid on the 1st day of JUNE, 1871, will bo collected by distress, with an additional penalty of 5 per eo.it. for c dlcetion thereof*. C. H. BALDWIN, County Treasurer. Office over Scott, Sou it Co.'s bank. Fol) 17_ Diamonds, Jewelry, &c Just Rocoived. A$*93\"WWW A NEW and beauti? fy Kl a ? W ?\?l mI ul(K'k "f above <ttf K ?f( 3 Hil goods. Among them .o . f?^^sJWA'' filVg several SOL? PA IKE ? F^^V^'l DIAMONDS, which B?RJI*V tit ^-v^feNdM ul"o perfect beauties. ?78*. _ \ 1 A NEW STOCK of ^ WATCHES. JKWEL ?''??-31 .vy^lJJ BY, CLOCKS, FANCY ' 1 j ill A BT IO LES, etc., i? which will be disposed '^y -s?/" /y of nt such prices as h Vkfif V->J?" \>j?rmk wiH induce invest u?^?^*?&^'*(ir^tv nient. WS7 A"?P,if?ftJS" Jn 1 am a!en agent for eVHE^ElEdV tho very best SPEC? TACLES manufactured. All eyes suited, (.'all and examine mv goods. ' I. SULZBACHER, Feb 17 Columbia Hotel building. Sale of Railroad Stock. "TnHE undersigned Special Committee of X Citv Council of Columbia, will receive oilers for purchase of ONE THOUSAND (1,(100) SHAHES of Stock ol Charlotte, Co? lumbia and Augusta ltallroad Company, now held by tho city of Columbia. Offers for same can bc addressed to either member of eommitteo. JOHN ALEXANDER, Max or. W. IITITSON WIGG, Chairman Committee Ways and Means. J. W. DENNY. JOE. TAYLOR, lt. M. WALLACE. Augusta ComUilntionaliM and Charlotte Observer copv wi ekiy for tbreo weeks and send bill to City Council._ Feb 4 s't STOCKS, BONDS mul COUPONS bought and sold by D. GAMBB1LL, Broker. Nov 23 limn CBOUNTY CLAIMS AMU JURY t'KUTI J Kl CAT KS bought bV Fob 5 _P. Ci ? MP.ltl LL. Broker. NO TICK.-rho umb reigned have lormod a Co-partnership, amt will ho known as E. W. S Kl li ELS A CO. They represent some of the best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES Ul the Uuited States. We propose to bo general Laud Agents, and will sell or purchase Heal Estais anywhere in South Carolina, especially in Columbia. W. will prosecute claims before tho Legislature, and tho renewal of lost bonds or olin r papers. Persons wishing to sell or buy beal Estate will do well to communicate with us at Colum? bia. We. have several handsome pl.ices for sale. Office at Mike fluke's Clothing Store. E. W. SKII5ELS, Dec 2 J. B. E/.El.L. NOT1CK-Having had granted to nie lotlers of administration noon tho cstatoof William A. Wright, late of Columbia, deceased: All persons indebted to tho estate aro required to make immediate payment to me; and all persons having chums against I he said estate will present them, duly at tested, to mo, at tho Nickel son House, "or lt) my Attorneys, Messrs. Pope A Haskell, at thoir Law Office, Bichardsou street, Columbia, S. C.. for carly pavmont. SARAH L. WHIG HT, Jan25fl3 Adndnln?i?trtx. OLU BANK HU.I,H ?nd Ml! I ll. Vi Kt) CURIIKNCY bought and sold by Nov 23 Gmo D. G AM '.-KILL, Broker. Improved Seed Planter. PARTIES wanting either tho Ham or Denian PLANTER will aend their orders at onoe. We are now well supplied, bat later in tho season do not think we will bo ablo to meet tho demand. Fob 12 LORJOKA LOWRANCE. Freeh Eggs. ?tr\?^ DOZEN FRESH EGGS, at 25 costa per dozen. E. HOPE. Pcb 10 Professional Card. DU. J. J. GOODWYN will resume tho prac? tico of modicum in Columbia from this U?Uc. Call at the offleo of A. Y. Lee, Archi? tect, night or day. Slato at Dr. Mint'? Drug Store. Feb 10 15* Mules for Sale. >-W THREE MULES, four years old, BB each, well broko to harnoes. for salo. -VW R. O'NEALE & SON, _Fob 10 Cotton Town. Life and Fire Insurance Agent ARD It KAI. ESTATE OHOKER, OFFERS Tor salo an elegant FAMILY RE? SIDENCE on Arsenal Hill, with ovary necessary out-budding, ornamental grounds, vegetable garden, cboico fruit trees, AO. ALSO, A COTTAGE on Upper Btreot, and 300 acres ot WOOD LAND, nine mites East of Columbia. 83~ Oftice at Dr. Miot's Drug Store. Fob 10 17 Valentines for February 14, AT Dnfllo & Chapman's Bookstore, opposite Columbia Hotel. Will bo openod, THIS MOUN1NG, just from New York: 500 Valentines, at 10 cents. 500 Valentines, at 15 cents. 500 Valentines, at 25 conts. 500 Valentines, at 35 cunt*. 1U0 Valentines, at 50 cents. SD Valentines, at 75 couts. 50 Valentines, at $1. 25 Valentinos, at $2. 5 Valentines, at $5. Envelopes to snit. Tho above sent by mail, carefully packed, en receipt ol' price. Feb ll Dried Beef Hams. OAA LUS. MOUNTAIN-CURED BEEF, OUU Baited for hotels and boarding houses, for salo low by EDWARD DOTE. Feb 9 Spring Seed Oats. Q AA BUSHELS White SEED OATS, lot OUI / salo by ED. HOPE. Feb 3J Garden Seeds. ALARGE assortment of fresh VEGETA ULE SEED, just iu and for salo low. .Tan 13 EDWARD HOPE. Seed Potatoes. 1 W\ BARRELS PINK EYES and PEACI l_\J\* BLOWS, in tino order, for salo loi for cash only. EDWARD HOPE. STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & C0~ Grocers and Commission Merchants CHA Ii LO TTE, JU. C. SOLICIT ordere for COTTON, Corn, Floni Bacon, Lard, Ac, and Family Grocerie generally. Orders lilied carefully and pm m pi ly. Feb 7lyr Dickson Cotton Seed. AA BUSHELS of the above COTTOl <L/? *\J SEED, grown from Seed purchase in 1800, at fl per bushel, from David DicksoL ot Ocorgia, for salo by J. II. DAVIS, Monticello, Fairfield County, 8. C. tfWPrice-25 bushels or less amount, ? cents per bushel of 30 pounds; 50 bushels r. less amount, -10 cents per bushel of 30 ponudi IOU bushels or less amount, 30 cents pc bushel of 30 pounds. Feb 5 10* Something Nice. DWUSX* CHERRIES, Dried Blackbcrric and Virginia Boll Butter, for sale hv Feb ?J MONTEITH tc FIELDING. Seed Irish Potatoes. -I AA nBI?S. PINK EYES. Chili Red JLvIV" Early Rose, Early Goodrich au Pouch Blows, for sale low for cash only. Foi? :?_KD. HOPE. The Dexter Stables. THE undersigned have r lL*x} moved their Stables to tho nt building, imir.odi&toly South ^?7I*'tTt^fclaUH?y'B Hall, and, with a nc X?r*9^^ f stock or CARRIAGES, LUI GIUJS ano lino HOUSES, are prepared lo a s wer all calls that may bo mado upon thoi Horses bought and sold on commintdo Persona in want of good stock, are invited give us a call. Liberal advances made < stock left for sale. BOYCE & CO. W. II. BOYCE. C. H. PETTI NOILL. Jan 21 M0NTE?TH & FIELDING-, Auctioneers and Commission Merchan COLUMBIA, 8. C. WILL give strict attention to sale of 1 bacco and Country Produce. Dec NEW STORE." ^^^-j-^ THE subscriber would i ?f^fc-?p-S? spectf illly inform his frieu (W?HE5lHilllnt- old customers that ho h \ ?OMBBBM re-established himself in t OUBUBOENEHAL GROCERY BU! NESS, at his old stand, (No. 109,) where wid bo pleased t (i slimy and sell to pinchas! a completo stock of new fancy and s?bate tilt 1 GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, lirst sqr.aie South of i Market eorucr. ORLANDO 55. HATES Dee 1 Sino For Sale. MTHE undersigned offers mr nalc I COTTAGE, on Washington street, it occupied by him. Gas und water on I premises; well liuishod stahl?, carriage hot and other necessary btlildinss. How? ra (nut garden, welt stocked with choice you trees and plants. ALSO, THIRTEEN HOUSES, situated in ?.oi< parts of the citv, for salo on accommodali terms. Apply to W. JIUTSON WHIG, feb 5 limn Attorney Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! ! ! THOMAS W. POPE .informs /^E&Hkpnblie that the liest BEEK, I'Ol "SoffidUTTON und SAUSSAGE, in ??3t?3?SB? mn lu t, can be found at Stull No Omi HID a call. Dec 2S 2m City Currency wiil bc Taken IN payment for Goods at Nov ll HARPY SOLOMON".1 I Carolina Manufacturing Comparts ?HAVING opened a Branch llousi tho city of Columbia, offer for ?ale lat esl patented and best mude STOV. tho most unproved patterns and re hir sizes of all kinds of TIN-WARE, i everything in thosu particular lines, \\ conlldeuoo of their merit. GUTTERING, ROOFING and till kindi job work dono with despatch, by supoi workmen. Plumbing, in all RM branches, edited. If you want Water carried to convenient points about ymir premises, will do your work at such prices as will eur all to afford it. Tho public aro invited to call. Store Ehrlich's Building, four doors below En? corner. Atitr 18 COTTON S IC IL I) OIL CAKE} can bs at all ttn.es, and in any quantity, of Jan 21 E. HOPI -. _Ul Quotion Salee. In the Court of Probate-Lexington, Ex parla A. H. Wolfe-, Administrator of Wm. M. Bookham, deceased.-Petition to seil per? sonal property of Wm. M. Beckham, de? ceased. HAVING failed on account of high water to make salo in tho above stated case, as hoi etoioro advertised, I will Bell said property on tho first day ot MARCH next. For de? scription and terms, soo former advertisement in ibo Colombia PHO/.NIX. 8. M. ROOF. Hin riff Lexington Com.ty. Shoriff's Oflico, Lexington C. H.. February 14.1871. Febl615_ To Holders of Past Due Indebtedness of the city of Columbia. THE City Council of Columbia having au? thorized the salo of certain .STOCKS, held by city, for purpose of making payment of past duo honda of Baid city, the holders of past duo bonds aro requested to furnish sehe? dulo to Chairman of Committee of Ways and Means, of City Connell, stating number of bonds, dato of issue, when dao, on what ac? count issued and number of coupons duo on said bonds. W. HUTSON W1GG, Chairman Committee of Ways and Means. COLUMBIA, 8. C., February ll, 1871. itu- Charleston Courier. Augusta Constitu? tionalist and Columbia Union, will copy for two wcuks and scud bill to City Clerk. Fob 12__ _ _ Boots, Shoes and Hats FOR THE MILLION I AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! I WILL SELL FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, AT AND BELOW COST, to mako roon? for 8PRINO GOODS. No old stock on hand. The Goods aro Fresh and Seasonable. 49TCALL AND EXAMINB for yourselves,'an at the MAMMOTH ROOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE, Under tho Columbia Hotel. _ Feb 12 A. SMYTHE. ? Stock of Clothing, Hats ANO GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AT AB" LESS THAN COST. ARARE OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well se? lected stock or CLOTHING, HATS and Genta' FURNISHING GOODS, together with tba STOItE FIXTURES and Lease of one of the most dosirablo business stands in tho city of Columbia-property ol tho lato W. J. Hoke is now offered tor salo at a sacrifico, in order to closo tho business. Parties desiring to treat for tho purchase of samo, will call on or address the son of thc lato proprietor. MIKE HOKE. *B" Papers copying other notice will discon? tinue it and insert this. Jan 29 GRAIN! GRAIN! GRAIN! W. J. WHITMTRE, GREENVILLE'S. C., DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt attention to all orders entrusted to his care. This is a raro opportunity for Planters and others living along thc lino of the G reenvido and Columbia Railroad, to procure their sup? plies at first cost. ? only ask a fair trial, and guarantee satisfaction. Nov 25 3mo LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALLEY ?Si BAHN WELL, rilil E undersigned have this day enterod X into partnership, in the practice of law, under tho namo nf TALLEY A BABNWELL. W. H. TALLEY, Jan 4_NATHANIEL BARNWELL. CARRIAGES. C?X3gJC> A COMPLETE assortment of two and four seat Passenger CARRI? AGES has just boen received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho latest and most stylish patterns have been selected with caro, from some of tho best builders in tba country: and tho stock never has bcon surpassed in design or finish by any offered hero. Prices moderate. Dec 16 W. K. GREENFIELD. To Fanners and Planters-Fertilizing Material for Making Manures. MURIATE OF POTASH. Gorman Potash Balts, 31 por cent, of Suip. Potash. Salt Cake, ground. Nitre Cake, ground. Sulphate of Soda, ground. Sulphate of Ammonia, imported. Sulphatoof Magnesia. 74 percent. Nitrato of Suda, double. Nitrato of Potash, crude. Muriato of Soda, rcsidium. Plaster, Lime. Ground Bones. Snper-Phosphato of Limo, 13 per cent, ot soluble Phosphoric Acid. For silo by E. H. nEINlTSH, Jan 2!) t Wholesale and Retail Druggist. ARTIFICIAL Th ?TH. REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT. riTIIOSE who havo loBt several Natural JL Teeth, red ha\o been advised to part with remaining t.ound ones, as the first step towards obtaining artificial substitutes, aro requested, before submitting to a practico, cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per rbi med, to convince themselves of its fallacy, hy looking closely into a matter of so much importance. The above improvement was designed to re? sist so deplorable a practico, and alter a tho? rough test ol more than threo years, is fonnd capablo of accomplishing what no other sys? tem of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore dono. It is now possible, to obtain partial dises, ?liich will nive for years Natural Teeth, and bo at the saino timo roliablo in every respect. An invitation is hereby given to such as teil interested to call at eur Operating Booms, and examino duplicate specimens of cani s now in actual uso. Nov Ct REYNOLDS A REYNOLDS. _ Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islav Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir hebert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard, iMipny, Cognac Urandy, Duff Gordon's Palo Sberrv, South-side Madeira Wine, London Dock Port Wino, Hibberl's London Porter, McEwens Scotch Ale. Tho above direct from tim importers and warranted pure. For side by EDW MID HOPE. For Sale, gy f*i~\r\ ACHES of LAND in Barnwell, O.?UU on tho Edisto. 750 ACHES m Kershaw-in lots to snit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 Bonan in this city, t5,UU0. HOUSE and thirteen ames LAND, near th? city-$3.000. Apply.to JOHN BAUSUETT, Atiorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Sept 25 ly