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?r. 1 I MI ll I I I NKW YORK, March 20.-A TVbrW ca { ble special from Parla, the 20th, ?aya the I insurget?ta hoTd "the 'H?Wt d? Ville.'W i lais de J?stieoj Taillexiea and the Plarje ^ do V&ndome. M Complete apathy ia dis? played 4sgr the bourgeois, : No resistance is made to theineargonta. The generals . wore shot fha garden in the-Rue des i Rosiers. Thomas resisted Vigorously, V but (Garibaldi ordered bim held against JL. a wall while his body waa' riddled with H bullet*. Leoompte died with the utmost ffi cooluoss, smoking a cigar and tef using fig a bandage over his eyes. Many other w oxooutions have oooarred. r The Government has telegraphed for 30,000 men at Camp Saratory to come to Paris. The Prussians of St. Denis will outer Paris if the garrison is inoreased beyond 40,000. The city is full of Bo napartiats. Agents have seen Oheveron, Conti, Bouhl and Beynier. The insur? gente for some days past have received three francs daily, supposed to be fur? nished by these agents. In every part of leading thoroughfares of the city, barrioades have been thrown up by thc insurgents. They have gained in strength since morning and are more defiant than ? ever. y General Ohanzy was sent with a large rf body of troops to Montmartre, to snp ff proua the insurrection. The troops, however, for the most part, went over tc the insurgents.' Chanzy was made pri? soner and taken td the garden of But des Boaters, Montmartre, where the cen tral revolutionary committee were sit ting, and,' after a short trial, was shot The regular troops fraternize with th? mob everywhere, and all army discipline seems gone. ? Mob law is triumphant and the city will be. given up to piling! unless more determined measures an taken by the Government. An immensi number of insurgents have left for Ver ?aillea, with the intention of endeavor ing to overa wo the Assembly, whioh wil sit to-morrow. General Duval is at th head of the insurgents and leading theo on in their mad and wild career. It i reported that the Government baa fie* from Versailles. ROUEN, Marah 20.-The people her aro deeply excited over the news fros Paris, bat .no.outward demonstration have been. made. The Mobiles are prc : bibi tod from crossing to the right ban y of the Seine. It is reported that th < German forces will re-occupy their foi ' mer postB if the disorder in Paris coe ti nues. LONDON, March20-6 P. M.-In Parn this morning, the situation was ut changed. The National Guards, in ob( dienae to orders of the Central Republ can Committee, have taken up positioi in various quarters of the city, mee tin with no resistance. The majority of tb INational Guard are passive and quio Preparations are making at voting plac? throughout the oity for communal ele lions, ordered by the Republican Coo tnitteo. Acoordiug to the apportioi meut made there is one representative I be chosen from every 20,000 voter Elections will be held Wednesday i stead of Tuesday for the Assembly, ai declare the present situation unendn able. Rumors of every description a in circulation. One says the Nations intend to maroh on Versailles; anothi that the Assembly will remove to O leans, and are about to appoint Ge Faidherbe Dictator. All papors at tl Prefecture of Police have been destro ed by the Nationalo. LONDON, Maroh 20-9.30 P. M.-T I Gaulois reports that overtures have bei (made to the Government by the Moi martre insurgents, and that La Biel: Minister of the Interior, has been fu empowered to grant liberal, but legi mate concessions. LONDON, Maroh 20-11.30 P. M.-T Etoile Beige has advices denying that i igotiations have been opeood with the : ?urgents in Paris, and representing tl [the rioters are in possession of the ci [The windows of the Hotel de Ville i [crowded with Nationals. Chassepots i (being distributed among the people, s [the cr'y- of the mob is, "A Versaill .The centre of the city, however, rema: undisturbed. Pams, March 21.-Chanzy is a pris er in the hands of the insurgents. 1 sentence of death paesed on him ', been deferred. Lazante was shamefi beaten by the revolutionists. The j i tional Assembly met yesterday. Li 'business was transacted. The pop ul is terribly exoited over the absenct twelve members. Vi noy, with 20, ' troops, bas been intrusted with the s pression of the insurgents. It is fea the troops are unreliable. Thiers p tively orders Vinoy to suppress tho ri but hopes the insurgents will listei reason. The Government inspires confidence. Multitudes ure leaving city. Bouher was arrested at Bolong by order of the Versailles Governm Ho waa brutally treated by the n Fresh barrioades are being erec Chanzy is in the hospital, from i treatment. Gen. Cremicux is spoke ifor commander of tho National Gua who guard all the approaches to P; to prevent invasion. A proclamo signed by Louiu Blanc, Victor Set her, and others, proposes, for satisf i the legitimate wishes of the French ? plo, that the National Guards elect t chiefs and the creation of a Mani? Council by the suffrages of all citis The Central Committee published I Monday, its offioial journal-Hie Qi f- Journal of the Republican Ft?lion . announces that the cotnmitteu will i [ cate all power upon tho election i new one. The Nationals closed f offices of the Figaro and Gaulois. ' now possess the whole city. Tho t people of Versailles aro discontentoc impatient for a decision by the Nat Assembly. Latest-Tho insurgent govern announces that it will arm tho fo a measure of d?fonce for the cn It also ?ont an ultimatum to Tl fixing the 22d as tho lust day for tl tura of the ?sseato?v to Paris. If it ro? ta roe, it shall have liberty of action; otherwise, the Nat onal Gnarda will march on Versailles. TiCRSATT.T.ra, Maro! 21.-20.000 troops tho noi?hbbrbo?d of tho ??*?m bbjr atfanther,' : The Amenably wiU ap? point a committee tc consider the condi? tion of France Jtnd the necessity of placing tho departments q{ the Soiao and Seine-et Oise In a state of siege. AmcrlcWJ IftttlllHnrico. CHARLESTON, j?acirch 21.-Arrived steamships Geo; riaj New York; Fall River, Pbiladelpl vi. MEMPHIS, Mari ? QI.-The trains are again running 6C hit the roads, the dam ages having beetsftemporarily repaired. WASHINGTON, * larch 21.-The latest intelligence etat s that the Paris mob was crying *'A * Versailles!" The situa? tion of the city ? i unchanged. It is ru? mored that Faid) erbe will be appointed Dictator. The < entre of Paris remains tranqnil. Napo oon is represented as confident of his arly recall to France by the people. No further outrages are re? ported. NEW YORK, Morok 21.-The vigilance committee of Nevada have banished fourteen people. WASHINGTON, March 21.-The Senate is considering tho House amendment to the Committee of Inquiry, forbidding the committee to report except at the next or Subsequent session, and in e?eot forbidding the report of the committee to the/people through the press of the country. Morton, of Indiana, and Thurman, cf Ohio, had a sharp colli? sion. lu the opinion of tho reporter's gallery, Morton was his master. Nominations-Corbin, Attorney for Sooth Carolina; James Bolger, Major and Quartermaster. There are just 100 Democrats in tho House, with Connecticut, California and Texas unrepresented. The Tennessee has arrived at Key West. The South Carolina delegation called on the President to-day. Io answering the question, "How long the troops would remain?" and in reply to the de? claration that an early departure would make matters worse, the President said they should remain until peuce was re? stored and obedience to the low secured. In the Senate, the House amendments to the investigation committee was dis? cussed during the morning hours, when tiley were informally laid over. Hill ?resented the memorial of John E. Bryant against tho seating of Blodgett. Hamilton, of Texas, was placed on the Disability Committee. Hamilton asked to be excused, as he was opposed to a special or general removal of disabilities. He was excused. A resolution prescrit - ing legislation for the session was dis? cussed, without notion. ' Weather report-T&e area of low pres? sure, which was, Monqay evening. North of Lake Erie, has moyed rapidly East? ward and Northward, and is now on tho coast of Maine. Brisl: Westerly winds have followed the advance of the storm centre, which has been caore immediate? ly accompanied by heaVj rains. The barometer, after rising somewhat in the South-west, bas again beiun to fall, and the pressure is unusually low over the whole country East of the Rocky Moun? tains. Some olondiness is reported East and North of Ohio. Elsewhere, clear weather prevails. A rapid hilling of tho barometer is reported in Nebraska, with a decided rising of temperature in Mis? souri and Tennessee. Probabilities Fair weather, with fresh winds, will pro? bably prevail on Wednesday cn the Gulf and South Atlantio; gentle ?and fresh winds on tho mid-Atlantic And lakee; partially cloudy on the EaM Atlantic It is improbable that another storm cen? tre will be developed in Iowa and Mis? souri. I NKW ORLEANS, March 21.-Thre dam? age to the Mississippi Central Aailroad and its Northern and Western^onnec tions, by the recent freshet, havA been repaired, and trains are running through as usual. RALEIGH, March 21.-Bragg closed his argument for the prosecution to-day. The vote will be had to-morrow. Tho convention bill failed in the House to obtain a two-thirds vote. SAVANNAH, March 21.-The steamship H. Livingston reports that the Freing Pan light ship has probably drifted from ber moorings, as she was not to be sten in eight fathoms water. V Charlotte. Colombia and Augusta Rat road Company. TREASURER'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S. C.. March 21,1871. ATTENTION of Stockholders is invited io1 following resolutions, adopted at last annual meeting: t Resolved, That the privilego of fieo transl portation for stockholders and their families^ to and from our annual meotinga, be hero? after extended to tho holders of stock in the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad only. Resolved, That no stock bo allowed repro sontation at any future stockholders' meeting, oxcopt stock in the Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta Railroad. In anticipation of tho annual meeting, which occurs on Wednesday, 3d May, th? transfors of stock will bo suspondod between 20th April and 3.1 May, inclusive. C. ROUKNIOHT, _March 20 ^0_ Treasurer. Skating Association. THE last MASQUE SKATING of the season, together witti Tableaux, will be givon on THURSDAY EVENING, the 23d, at Irwin's Hall. Admission, 60 conta. Mardi 21 2 For Raffle. ?t ty FINE SINGING CANARIES, and 12 handuomo, new ?style CAGES. Thirty chances, at $1 per chance. Six highest and six lowest. Call at thc VollocU House, and uoo for yourselves. March 21 South Carolina Medical Association. f|l HE ANNUAL ME ET I.IQ of tho South Ca I rolina Medical AsROciation will bo held at Charleston, on tho FIRST WEDNESDAY in April, at 12 M. County Societies will or? ganizo and send their Delegates. All prac ? icing physicians arc invited to attend. J. SOMERS BUIST, M. D., March 15 w?5 Recording Secretnrv. BON VOYAGE.-Grant seems io be sin-1 gulariy fond of the South Carolin* car? pet-baggers. Bowen was notoriously one of his special pots, and it is said that in ease of his conviction for bigamy. I^yawou truuf nw White n.^ is oontv-l rdentiy looked for. Meantime, while j Bowen is under a cloud, Mother of our ex-honorables is promised a, pretty plum* Tho Washington correspondent of the Baltimoro Sun tells ns: "It Hoema to be generally expected among Administra? tion Bepablioaas here that the Hon. 8. L. H?ge, late member of Congress from the Third District of South Carolina, will be appointed Minister to Brazil." Verily this will be a good riddance I The late constituents of the Honorable j Solomon are ready to wish him a safe voyuge, provided ne stands, not npon the order of his going, bot goes at once. And should Brazil grow so enamored of the rising hero, jurist and statesman, all rolled into one, as to adopt him for her own, forlorn South Carolina will imitate the resignation of bereaved Ohio, and str.vo to reconcile herself to her loss. [Charleston Netos. Speaking of crimes in the South, the Philadelphia Age says: "The remedy does not lie in military despotism; it is tho cause, not the cure, of discontents, secret associations for political purposes, burning resentments and irregular vio lenee. The remedy for this lies in free ' dom of opinion and the rule of equal laws." The Boman Church was about to in? herit the property ot the late Cardinal Caracoi, (says an Italian correspondent,) when a woman, claiming to be his wife, und the mother of seven of his children, made her appearance, established her claim, and scoured his large estate. At South Bend, Indiana., one Jaoob Methusaleh died of laughter, recently, at some droll story told him by a friend. Like his illustrious name-Bake, referred to in sacred writ, an accident cut him off. A misoegenationist, named Williams, WUB tarred and feathered, and damped into tho river, at Grenada, Miss., the other day. PINANniALAND COMMBHCIAti. COLOMBIA, S. C., March 22.-Salea of cotton, yesterday, 72 bales-middling 12&@12??o. LONDON, March 21-Noon.-Consols 92j8- Bonds 92. FRANKFORT, March 21.-Bonds 9GJ?. LIVERPOOL, March 21-Noon.-Cotton firm-uplands 7H?7%; Orleans 7)?@] 1%. Bombay shipments to the 7th 23,000 bales. LONDON, March 21-livening.-Se? curities unchanged. LIVERPOOL, March 21-Evening. Cotton firm-nplauds 7}4?7%; Or? leans 7^@7S?'; sales 10.00U bales; ex? port 2,000. Yarns and fabrics steady. NEW YOKK, March 21-Noon.-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat a shade firmer. (J?rn dull and nominally unohanged. Pork doll, at 21.50@21.75. Lard quiet, at 12%(^V2.}.{. Cotton quiet aud strong -middling uplands 15; Orleans 15,l-.<; sales 2,000 bales. Freights quiet. Gold steady, at ll. Governments very steady and dull. Stocks steady but active. Money easy, at 4. Exchange-long 9%; short 10%. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of ? 4,883 bales, at 15. Southern floor n shade firmer, at 7.00?7.60. Whiskey lower, at 91 Wheat a shade firmer winter red and amber Western 2.73@ 2.74. New mixed Western corn 84(3)86. Rice quiet, at 8>?@8%. Pork dull and heavy. Extra mess beef 15@17jvi. Lard heavy-kettle 13. Freights-cotton J? @5-16. Money ensy, at 4@6. Ex? change 97'aT?)10. Gold llj?*. 62s 12%. State stocks extremely dull. Tennessees rather weak. Balance steady. ST. LOUIS, March 21.-Flour dull and unchanged. Corn firmer. Whiskey 88. Bagging dull and unchanged. Pork 20.50@20.75. Shoulders 8.!-?@8% ; clear sides li.1.!. Lard dull. BALTIMORE, March 21.-Cotton firmer I bat not higher-middling 14%; receipts' 1,203 bales; sales 495; stock 12,715. BOSTON, Maroh 21.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 15)^; receipts56 bales; sales 700; stock 11,050. SAVANNAH, March 21.-Cotton firm and in fair demand-middling 14; re? ceipts 1,402 bales; sales 800; stock 65,508. MOBILE, March 21.-Cotton dull middling 14; receipts 1,872 bales; sales 750; stock 60,868. WILMINGTON, March 21.-Cotton firm -middliug 13)4; receipts 65; sales 55; stock 3,261. I CHARLESTON, March 21.-Cotton dull I and nominal-middling 13%; receipts j 990 bales; sales 200; stock 25,263. NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-Cotton [quiet and firm-middling 14i?@14,%; receipts 3,187 hales; sales 7,200; stock 188,181. Corn easier-mixed and yellow I 70; white 70@71. Pork dall and lower, I at 21.75@22.00. Bacon dull, at 9@11)?; .sugar-enrod hams 16. Others un? changed. AUGUSTA, March 21.-Cotton closed qaiet and firm, at 13)? for middling siJos 515 bales; receipts 270. NORFOLK, March 21.-Cotton firm lov sahs 100; stock 6,170. Warfield's Cold Water Soap, T^OU Bale by E. HOPE, JC Solo Agent for South Carolina. Uhren 10 Country Flour. Z\f\f \ SACKS good COUNTRY-GROUND AVj VJ FLOUR, for salo low. March 19 E. HOPE. Potato Slips. 1 Cif\ BUSHELS Yam Sweet FOTATO JLV JU SLIl'S, for aalo low, for cash. March 3 _K HOPE._ Th* Doctors Recommend Seegers' Seer IN preference, to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Wit}? They know it is unadulter? ated. March ll 500 Barrels *I7*XTRA Family, Medium and Common VJ Pr,OUR, for :?ilc low. E. HOPE. SEW tOOlS K I N A R D ' S . ^yyE ar0 NOW RECEIVING ?nd offer for AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE AND CriEAP STOCK OF GOODS, SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. We bog to call the especial attention of THJbl IJAIDIEJS To some of the LEADERS, and advino them TO CALL EARLY And mako thou* selections, ae it is impossible to duplicate some of the goods at the prices thoy are now offered. A full line of colors in narrow 8TKIPED SILKS. A nice assortment of spring FRENCH POPLINS. All the new shades in JAPANESE CLOTHS. The newest patterns in PIQUES and OTHER WHITE GOODS. 3,000 yards PRINTED MUSLINS, faet colors, at 10c. All the Departments Aro folly replenished and SACU ARTICLE IS M A II KED AT TBK LOWEST CASU HUCK. Parties who aro not accustomed to buying can roly on ns, and depend on getting as good value for their monoy as if they wore tho most export buyers. Wc ask from all an examina? tion of our goods, and feel assured that every ono that sees them will b? pleased and buy from us. J. H. & M. L. KINABD. March JUST THINK OF ITU jr Can Buy very fine Alpacas at 25 cts. per Tard. AND a hoat of other cheap Articles which will be sold at only a nominal profit. Gall, seo, and be your own judge. At 0. P. JACKSON'S, DryOoods De&Ior, Maroh 19_Main Street. "AT WM. D. LOVE & WV Continued Attractions Having largely increased onr stock of SPRING GOODS. MOUE of those SATIN BT1UPE and PLAID NAINSOOKS. Moro of those Satin Stripe and Plaid Cam? brics, More of thoBe Satin Stripo and Plaid Piqueo, Moro of thoHo Chineso Lawns for Walking Baits, Beautiful Fancy Figurod Piques. Wo have tho finest assortment of Needle Works, Lace Collars and Gu fifa in the city-all now designs. Ladies' Niagara Ties, in exquisit? abades to contrast Spring 8uits, I,adieu' Under-woar; aleo, Victoria and Chi? neso Lawn Suits. This department is a new teat uro, and exhibits an endless variety of I these goods, and is under tho management of a lady of exquieite taBte and large experi? ence. Do JJ OT FOBOET that we keep a largo stock of Fancy Casaimerea, Tweeds and Cotton ades-new styles, Hoeiery and Gloves-beat makes, Domestic Gooda, at low ruling cotton pricea. Mattings, Oil Cloths and Carpets-frosh stock. Our Wholesale House ia well atockod, ready to supply the trade at pricea aa low as any house South. We sell on the one price sys? tem and for cash. W. D. LOVE, March 19_B. B. Mc CHE ER To Owners of Heal Estate. THE undersigned is propared to pur obeso fifty to aoventy-flve good LOT8 within the city limits, for building purposes. These buildings will be put up in a very neat, uni? form and substantial manner, conting from $1,500 to 15,000 each, with owners for occu? pants; and will therefore greatly enhance the value of adjoining property and improve the neighborhood. Parties having suoh lota, and who desire to improve tho city as well aa benefit themeelvea, can send their terr?n,? which must be liberal, together with the location of the lnta speci? fied, to TIMOTHY HORLEY, Columbia Hotol. P. S.-No time to waate on parties who want ] a per centage fer selling their friend?' pro? perty. _March 19 t3 CHILDS & WILEY, DEALERS IN CLOTHING. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, TRUNK8, VALI8E8, UMBRELLAS, CANES AND ROYS' CLOTHING. (Successors to W. J. Hoke.} WILL continuo the business at thc old stand, Main street. Wo will sell the recent purchase at New York cost. Come and see our new atock of SPRING GOODS now arriving, and purchased by that experienced and artistic clothier, G. M. JOHN? SON. L. D. CHILDS, March 17 t2mo _JOHN 8. WILEY. Guano. C\i\ TONS puro PERUVIAN GUANO, ?a"." 50 tons Borger A Butze's Superphos? phate, for salo low to planters and dealers, for cash, by WELLS & CALDWELL, Near G. A C. R. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C. March 10 _ _ Bacon, Flour, &c. 4f\ar\f\ LBS. C. R. BACON SIDES, .\J\J\J 6,000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders, 3,000 lbs. White Bulk Shoulders, 3,000 lbs. White Bulk Sides, 3,000 lbs. Smoked Sides, 150 barrels Extra Family Flour, 150 barrels Super Flour, 150 b?rrela choice Snpor Flour, 100 barrels choice fine Flour, 100 kegs prime kettle rendered Loaf Lard, For salo low to dealers by WELLS A CALDWELL, Noar G. A C. B. lt. Depot, Columbia, S. C. March 16 _ _ To Bent. ADESIRABLE STORE, on Main street, near tho corner of Blanding. For terms, apply to Dr. John Lynch, or Feb 22 HENDRIX A BRO. Se egera' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Copper an, Salt, Lime or Alum._March ll. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R.B.. Co. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, CIIABLOTTE, March 1, 1871. THIS Company will continue to receive money on deposit or loan for eix months or ionger, and pay interest on tho samo at the rate of ton por cont, poi annum. Deposits or luann may be made with the Treasurer of tho Company at Columbia, M. P. Pegram, Cashier, or the undersigned. WILLIAM JOHNSTON. March 5 'imo President. ICE! ICE! SPRING WATER ICE at $1.25 per 100 pAUuda; at retail, l^c. per pound for the soason. Tickota at cither atoro. March ll JOHN O. BERGERS. Cotton Seed. IHAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED, which 1 offer for aale, at 50 couts per bnahol. These aced aro second year, from David Dick-1 son, and the product of 21 acres of land, from which I have gathered 52 hulea of cotton of 400 lbs., in the two year*. Only one mule used. R O'NEALE, Jn , March 1 Duo Cotton Town. Aiiotioii ?ale?. Bale tor Foreclosure. BY virtue of a power of attorney to me given by Robert H. Walton, I will aeil before the Court House in Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in April next, at 10 o'clock; A. M., at publie auction, AU that HOUSE and ?OT on Taylor atmet, I rooting thereon fifty-three feet, more or lea?, bounded Eaet by landa late ot said Robert H. Walton, South by landa of Samuel Fair, do ' ceased; ".nd West by lots o' Southern Express Company, Dr. Irwin and cal?t? of O. Y. Ant? werp, containing ono quarter of an acre, more or less. Terms cash. OEO. L. DIAL, March Hf Attorney by Special Power. Sale for Foreclosure. BY virtue of a power of attorney given to me, I will Boll, at publie auction, before tho Court Houee, at Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in April next, All that lot, pieco, parcel or traot of LAND, nltuato, lying and Leing in the city of Colom? bia, butting and bounding to the North on Gervais etreot; to tho East on Gates street; to tho South on land late of George Glenn, and to tho West on lot of Martha A. Glenn. Term? cash. JOHN AGNEW, Ja., Maroh 12 tlO Spocial Attornoy in faet. Prime Hay, AT $1.50, by D. C. PE1XOTTO A SON. March 17_ NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS ! NEW PUCES 1 OUR ir i en de will find us in the new large brick building nearly opposite our old stand, whero we will be glad to welcome them, and offer the Largest Stock of Gooda, Lowest Prices, We have over had. Our heavy sales within the Lint two months has convinced us that tho ONLY SYSTEM IS LOW PBIOES AMD QUICK SALES, and this shall in future be our motto. We ofior tho LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS in the city, at the lowest prices, most of it having been purchased for oaah since the lata (leoline. If this ia not true, we will pay for lying. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. March 17_ JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE F11CI AND HUI CASSI ?SERES VESTINGS Which we will make to oi dor on short notice and in first cluse style, R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. March 17_ Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulua Indiens Fish Berries to make sleepy or hoadache._ The Dexter Stables. -CA THE undersigned have re? ft moved their Stables to the new m/X*h~m. building, immediately South of *&t7?Z?r<t?t?%Jannoy,8 Hall, and, with a new Tfir^S&r frttock of CARRIAGES. BUG OIES ano fino HORSES, are prepared to an? swer all calls that may be mado upon them. Horses bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, are invited to civo us a oall. Liberal advances mado on etock left for sale. BOYCE A CO. W. H. BOYCE. C. H. PETTKTOILL._Jan 24 Improved Seed Planter. PARTIES wanting either the Ham or Denian PLANTER will send their o nie ru nt once. Wo are now v " supplied, but later in tho season do not tl. uk wo will be able to moot tho demand. Feb 12 L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Meat ! Meat ! ! Heat ! ! ! THOMAS W. POPE (informa the apnhllo that the best BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and 8AU8SAGE, in the merket, can bo found at Stall No. 7. Give mo a call._Dec 28 3mo Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pure, and warranted tobo BO. March ll 50 North Carolina Hay. BALKS prime HAY, for salo by March 9 E. HOTE.