The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, March 26, 1871, Image 3
LONDON, March 24.-~ Gen. Schlotten,
Pi??riiun oom m an der at 8 t. Deni B, in?
formo >t?iQ commander of Paria to the
effect that Germana occupying forts
North and North-east of the city will
maintain ? friendly attitude while noth?
ing hostile ia done, but if'the provisions
of preliminaries of peaoo are overstep?
ped, Paris will be treated as an enemy.
The delegate of Ministers of Foreign
Affairs replied that the revolutionary
proceedings in Paris are purely as to mu?
nicipal affairs, and can in no instance be
regarded as aggressive towards Germany.
The delegate adds, be has no jurisdic?
tion, and cannot discuss matters in
reference to preliminaries of peace
which were" voted by the Assembly at
Bordeaux.
A special to the London Telegraph
gives justification, published by com?
mander of insurgent Nationals, of tho
massaoro in the Plnco Vendome. He
says the people who demonstrated against
his foroea orovoked them by yells and
fired.
Lord Lyons telegraphs Granville his
confidence of the early restoration of
order at Versailles.
VERSAILLES, Mardi 24.-A law was
adopted in tho Assembly requiring every
department of France to send to Ver?
sailles immediately a battalion of volun?
teers for the support of the Govern?
ment.
It was announced in the House of
Gommons that the opinion of the law
officers of the Grown were adverse to
making a. reclamation on France for
injuries to British subjects residing in
that country. Gladstone suid the Go?
vernment was indisposed to press claims
against France for the property of British
Bubjeots.
MADRID, March 24.-Elections to the
Cortes resulted: Chamber of Deputies
Carlists, 50; Republicans, 45; Moderates,
15; Montpensierists, 13; Ministerialists,
230. Sounto-Ministerialists, 132; Op?
position members, 19.
The King of Portugal congratulates
Amadeus and his queen upon their
peaceable accession to the throne, and
conf erred various Portuguese orders upon
them.
LONDON, March 24- Midnight.-Sois
set has undertaken to concentrate loyal
battalions of the National Guards al
Puebla Bourse, and re-establish,his? star!
headquarters there. Soisset is disposed
to pardon the soldiers engaged in thc
emente to restore municipal franchises
continue the pay of the Nationals; re
voke law for reward and payment o!
billa; and urges the Assembly to legis
late to reconcile conflicting interests.
PARIS, March 24.-The Insurgen I
Committee threaten to arrest and pun
ish the Bonapartist and Orleanist agent)
among them with speedy trial and pun
ishment. The situation is unchanged
and a conflict is feared. The insurgent
Official Journal says tho committee de
cided to occupy all the Mayor's offices o
the arondissements, and dissentients wil
be tried upon arrest. The trial of seve
ral dissentient journalists has beet
ordered. Menotti Garibaldi has beet
appointed Commander-in-Chief of th
insurgents. The National journals ar?
supporting", the Assembly, and deman<
the employment of force against the in
sargents. The insurgents made de
monstrations, but so far retire withou
fighting.
PARIS, March 25.-Later news to-da;
centres in mere proclamations, wherec
the usual number were issued. The re
moval of the barricades is expected tc
night, under reported favorable negoti
ations between the Mayors and insurgen
committee.
PARIS, March 25.-The mayorality n<
gotiation resulted in tho Mayors givin
their support to the municipal eleotio
and the election commanders. The Ni
tional Guards hold their present poa
tions. Duval, Brunel and Endes con tn
the insurgent military power until M<
notti Garibaldi arrives, who was unan
mously chosen chief.
VERSAILLES, March 25.-Favro has ri
ceived two additional despatches froi
the German authorities, declaring it tl
duty of the Versailles Government 1
conquer sedition. Tho withdrawal i
tho German troops has been entire
stopped. Saisset, who commands 10,0(
National Guards, with guns and mitra:
lenses, has been empowered to offer tl
insurgents amnesty; in caso of ref UBI
to nttack them and secure thc Centi
Committee. 50,000 men aro en roi
from Boulogne, to suppress the iusurrc
tion.
American Intelllsencc.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Confirm
tions-Ropier, Assessor of tho Secoi
Alabama District; Corbin, United Stal
District Attorney for South Carolina.
The total subscriptions to the now lo
is 828,000,000.
In the Senate, Clayton was seatc
There was considerable discussion o^
tho Blodgett and Goldthwaito erode
fiais, which gave way to the deiioien
appropriation bill, which passed. Su
uer stated, in debate, that while tho ?
crctary of the Navy complained of n la
of vessels, twelve were girdling San I
mingo. Chandler wanted immedii
action regarding Ibo South, where
said thousands and tens of thousac
were being scourged and murdered, a
these outrages wore certainly on tho
crease. Adjourned.
Weather synopeis for thc past twen
four hours-Tho low barometer s
continues over the Eastern States, wh<
North-west winds have prevailed all di
with clear weather; very low pressa
with a cold North-west gale, has p
vailed all day on tho top of Mot
Washington. The highest pressures ;
now off Capo Hatteras and on Luke Ei
with fair and clear weather. A grad
fall in tho barometer, with clouds r
light ruins, has beon in progress dur
the day in tho Mississippi Vulloy. G
ilo and frosh winds havo prevailed th
ns well as on the lukes. The press
. i,?, ?. .../..-.. .>?.? .-" v'f?*.:>? J.*???**
has romninod pretty uniform in ?bel
Rocky Mountains, and slowly increasing
on the Pacific coast. Probabilities-lt
is probable that the cold North-west
wind will continuo, but with added force,
over the Eastern States, on Sunday.
Partially cloudy weather, with fresh
winds, aro probable for the lower lakes,
middle and Southern Atlantic coasts.
Cloudy woatber, possibly, with rain, will
probably prevail in the Gulf and on the
upper lakes.
NEW TonK, Maroh 25.-The French
Relief Committee has received in two
days $2,400.
A large number of delegates to the
Savnnnah Railroad Convention departed
to-day.
Specie shipment to-day was $500,000.
Dennis Gunn, who killed his sister's
seducer in San Francisco, has boen ac?
quitted. The verdict was wildly cheered.
Tho Mississippi Senate refuses to con?
cur with tho House resolution for Fed?
eral aid.
The New York World has a special
despatch, dated ?Paris, 24th, which Bays
the reaction in favor of thc Empire in?
creases hourly.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-The steam?
ship Falcon, from Baltimore, is ashore
near this bar. The weather unfavorable.
The latest from the steamship Falcon is
that ibo steamer is in a bad position, and
that she is throwing ber cargo overboard.
An attempt to get her off at high tide
failed; another effort will be made to?
night.
RICHMOND, VA., March 25.-Charles
Friend, a prominent citizen of Prince
George County, living near Petersburg,
was murdered last night, near his bouse,
by a band of negroes, who took him into
the woods, where he was found. He
lived long enough after his discovery to
tell the circumstances of the assault.
A white frost, this morning, nlong tho
liue of the Fredericks burg Railroad.
FINANCIAL AND C?MNERCIAL.
NEW YonK, March 25-Noon.-Flour
and wheat dull nud heavy. Corn quiot
and heavy. Pork quiet, at 21.00. Lard
unchanged, at 12).<@12*j}. Cotton firmer
-uplands 15??; Orleans 15^;Bales 2,000
bales. Freights firm. Governments
dull and heavy. Stocks steady in price.
Money easy, at 4. Gold weak, at 10^.
Exchange-long 9J'8'; short 10%.
7 P. M.-Money 3@4. Sterling dull.
Gold lOJa-. Governments advanced >4@
%-closing strong. Southerns vory dull,
at yesterday's prices. Cotton firm; sales
3,311 bales, at lS^. Flour 5?10c.
lower. Wheat a shado lower-winter red
and amber Western l.G8@1.71. Corn
dull and lower-80@82. Pork 21.25.
Lard a shade firmer. Freights steady.
HBOSTON, March 25.-Cotton firm
middling 15??@l5l?; receipts 1,735;
sales 500; stock 12,000.
BALTIMORE. March 25.-Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 14??; receipts 153;
sales 475; stock 12,018. '
NORFOLK, March 25.-Cotton firm
low middling 13; receipts 1,330 bales;
stock 0,146; sales 18G.
WILMINGTON, March 25. -Cotton moro
active-middling 131.,'; receipts 48;
Bales 75; stock 3,327.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-Cotton firm?
er-middlings 14@14,J4; receipts G29;
sales 400 bales; stock 22,2G4.
AUGUSTA, March 25.-Cotton market
dosed firm, with n fair demand, at 13%
for Liverpool middling; sales 590 bales;
receipts 2G0.
SAVANNAH, March 25.-Cotton in good
demand and prices advanced-middling
14J?; receipts 1,407. Sales 1,400; stock
G7.696.
MODILE, March 25.-Cotton firm
middling 14'^; receipts 86; exportB
2,098; sales 1,500; stock 60,339.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Cotton
steady and in fair demand-middling
14^?@14}?; receipts 8,357; sales 855;
stock 276,215.
GALVESTON, March 25.-Cotton quiet
-good ordinary I2.I4 ; receipts 842; sales
750 bales; stock 55,674.
LONDON, March 25-Noon.-Consols
92J?. Bonds 92.
LIVERPOOL, March 25-Noon.-Cotton
hardening-uplands 1%\ Orleans 7?.{.
LIVERPOOL, March 25-Evening.
Cotton closed activo and firmer-up?
land? 1?iG$l%\ Orleans Sales
15.0.;0 bules; speculation aud export
4,000.
Lippman's Dillors aro for salo hy all drug?
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. S. C.,
at Omaun & McaitKoon's, Druggists. S 1?
MT? KENT, tho brick STORE and
DWELLING, corner of Pendleton and
Sumter streets. Gas fixtures in the
house. Apply to D. G. THOMPSON.
March?t! 2*
Phoenix Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
AREGULAR MEETING of this Company
will bo held TO-MORROW EVENING, at
their Hall, at 8 o'clock. Hy ordor.
March 20 1_W. W. DEANE, Sec'y.
LIME,
THE GREAT FERTILIZER.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
S. C., for $1 ;>0 per barrel. Address,
REV. H. HOLDER, Walhalla, S. C.
March 2<>
Cotton Seed-1,000 Tons Wanted.
Cl ONT lt ACTS niado for April, May or Juno,
J at 7.1 cents per 100 pounds.
March 26 3 COLU M RIA OIL COMPANY.
REMOVAL"
Entire New Stock.
,?a THE undersigned respectfully informs
T&? his customers that ho has REMOVED to
(lithe new store, on Main Btrcct, directly
? "ILoppoaito the Columbia Hotel, and is fully
prepared with an entiroly NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, to fit out a gentleman in tho very
LATEST FASHION. He has secured tho
latest and liest st vies of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at tho new stand and
select a tuit, or ieavo your older and have it
made to measure. ii. D. EHERHARDT.
March 2?
Rio Coffee.
RAGS RIO COFFEE, for salo low to
dealers bv EDWARD HOPE.
Seed Potatoes.
I AA PARRELS PINK EYES and PEACH
Ll ty) BLOWS, in line order, for salt; low
forcash only. EDWARD HOPE.
ll I ll ? ?*MW??^ifWM?^W
An Elmira farmer wrote *o Mr. Gree?
ley for his adrice as to the relativo mer?
its of long-born and short-bora cattle,
for the farm.. Horace enid his experi?
ence convinced bim that the short-born
cattle were the best, aa he had a cow
that had both horns broken off jumping I
a rail fenoe, and since that time she bad
given more milk and cheese than two
yoke of long-homed oxen, and on the
aamo feed, too. That poor, deluded El?
mira fat mer has gone to knocking the j
horns off all his cattle.
The height of avarice has been reached
in Pennsylvania. A millionaire there
was robbed and offered $10,000 reward
for the oapture and conviction of the
thieves. They were captured, but the
millionaire, not wishing to pay the
amount of the reward, engaged a lawyer
to defend the mon and thus .saved his 1
money.
This is about as good a journalistic
joke as we have heard for a long time.
A copy of tho Fairfield (Iowa) Ledger,
by some mistake, was sent to the Bloom?
field (Iowa) Democrat, with but ono side
printed. Tho Democrat printed its edi?
tion on the other side and sent it back
Radical Republican on one side, and in?
tensely Democratic on tho other.
A Providenon man, about seven years
ago, was persuaded to tako some stock
iu a fancy corporntiou for a bad debt,
and recently some of its oroditors, find?
ing bis name in the list of stockholders,
commenced suits against him, and
obtained judgments, whioh have thus
far amounted to $25,000, and the end is
not yet.
A lady teacher iu one of tho public
schools of a town in Wisconsin has laid
aside her ferule and adopted the method
of kissing her pupils into obedience.
The larger boys, it is said, aro particu?
larly unruly, aud require daily correc?
tion.
"Why," asks au enthusiastic gusher,
"why, oh why is love like a canal boat?"
and knowing thnt conundrums are not
intended to be guessed, ho replies to his
own question, "because it is an internal
transport."
A bigamist lawyer, in response to a
question from the judge, as to how many
wives bis cliont had, said: "We have
thus far only counted up thirteen; but
there are yet twenty-nine States to hear
from, your honor."
"Shall I help yon to alight?" said a
young gentlemen, addressing a bouncing
country girl, who wns preparing to jump
from a carriage in front of his office.
"Thank you, sir," sweetly replied the
girl, "but I don't smoke."
It will take GOO granite cutters two
years to get out the material for tho New
York post office, so it is said.
Now in Store,
A FULL STOCK OF
SPRING AND SHINIER DRESS GOODS
Also, a large stock of
FANCY GOODS,
All new. To bo sold at
VERY LOW PRICES*
C. F. JACKSON.
March 2(5_
Wanted,
AT Presbyterian Theological Seminary, a
DIN INO ROOM BEUV'ANT, man or boy.
Good recommendations required. $15 per
month. Inquiro immediately of MRS. WAD?
DELL, at tho Seminary._March 25 3?
Monster Cook Fight.
/Bk & A COCK FIGHT, on an extensivo
fiSS/?Q scalo, is to como off at Newberry
T?y Court Houso, on WEDNESDAY, tho
Fg55tfS5th day of April next. Twenty-one
(JOCKS uro to bo shown; $100 on each fight and
$1,000 on tho odd. Tho fight is betwoon Char?
ley Sims, of Union, and J. B. Chappell, of
Newberry._ _March 25 7
Seegers Beer is Pure.
IT dou't contain Cococnlus Indiens Fish
Horries to mako sleepy or headache._
500 Barrels
EXTRA Family, Medium and Common
FLOUR, for salo low. E. HOPE.
Office of Clerk of Circuit Court, Rich?
land County,
COLUMBIA, MARCH li, 1871.
ASPECIAL SESSION of tho Court of Com?
mon Pleas for Richland County will bo
held at Columbia, commencing on tho
FOURTH MONDAY of March instant, for the
trial of such causes as may properly come
before it. By order of Hon. Samuel >V. Moi?
ton. Circuit Judge Fifth Circuit of South Ca?
rolina. D. B. MILLER, C. C. C.
March 12 t7
Election for Policemen.
AN election for Two [2] Assistant Police?
men will bo held at rogular meeting of I
Council. TUESDAY, March 28, 1871. Appli?
cants will hand petitions to
WILLIAM J. ETTER,
March 221 _ Clerk of Council.
No More Frost.
/~1 O to work at your Oarden in good ear
\JC nest. Plant Corn, Beets, Squasli, Beans,
Melons; transplant Cabbages, Tomatoes, Let?
tuce. Buy your Soeds at UEINITSU'S storo;
bo has tho largest assortment in tho city.
Corn in great variety-oarly and late-Sugar,
Flint, Mutton.
TOMATO PL.AIWTS,
Now ready to sot out-Tilden, Grant and
Largo Red. for salo at
HEINITSH'S Drug Storo,
March 22ft Opposito PIKKMX Oflice.
STOVES ! STOVES1 STOVES !
Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! Tin-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFINO, GUTTERING, an?
all work iu this lino, put up to orde
and ready for Balo at tho
CAROLINA MANUFA CTOR Y
Call at eithor houso-Columbia or Newborn.
HENRI' n. BLEASE,
March 22 t Proprietor.
For Raffle.
-| S) FINE SINGING CANARIES, and
bande?me, new stylo CAGKH. Thirl
chances, at N per chance. Six highest aii(
six lowest. Call at the Pollock House, am
see for yourselves. March 21
BARRY'S SALOON,
WHERE WET GOODS of all kinds aro dis
posed of, is convenient to Hain street,
and at tho samo time a very quiet retreat.
Drop in and obtain a ?ample.
It. BARRY, Proprietor,
March 25 Washington street, near Main.
BRANDIES.
5OASES James Hennossy's <t Brandenburg 1
Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and
0 Herod pure and unadulterated. These com
Eriee vintage? of 1835, 1858, I860 and 1863.
took of Hocks. Clareta and White Wino? in?
clude somo of tho most famous branda as well I
as sound low priced goods. For Bale by
March 25_GEO. SYMMERS.
SMOKED MEATS, ETC.
SMOKED TONGUE8, extra smoked BEEF.
Ferris Fulton Market Boef.
Diamond and Orange brand Hame.
Sugar-cured Bacon Strips.
Pickled Salmon.
Mosa and No. 1 Mackorcl, Arc, all iresh to
hand. For salo by GEO. SYMMERS.
March 25_
CHAMPAGNES.
1 (~\f\ OA8ES Moct & Chandon's CHAM
1A/V/ PAGNES, just reccivod, and offered,
in consequence of cessation of hostilities, at
much reduced rates. For salo bv
March 25_GEO. SYMMERS.
CLOT H I N Gr
AND
j!
HATS
AT
B. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S.
l^yTE havo now in store a very large stock
of tho above goods, and wo assure our cus?
tomers that wc have never before been en?
abled to offer them so CHOICE A SELECTION
OF OOODS, at such low prices.
Wo havo good All Wool SUITS at $15, suita?
ble for any business man.
HATS.
Wo have a very large stock, and wc aro de?
termined to undersell auy other dealers, as
our facilities enable us to do so.
OUR SHIRTS
Are decided to bo tho best fitting Shirts made.
We maho tho Quest custom garments made in
this State. Call and examine.
March 25 R. St W. C. SWAFFIE LD.
A CARD.
Aware of tho fact that most all eur mer?
chants South havo bought very light for the
summer, wc have purchased heavier than
ovor, and to-day own tho most valuable Btock
wo over bandied. Our idea is that in ovcry
community there are prudent people, who al?
ways have money laid away for "rainy dava."
Those will want goods, and nico goods, and
wo want to supply thom; thcrofore, wo havo
established a Samplo Bureau with our busi?
ness, from which wo send samples of all
goods requostod for selection, and thon for?
ward the goods by Express, C. O. D. in all
casca, guaranteeing entiro satisfaction. Per?
sons desiring to avail themselves of having a
ono hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock
spread out, as it were, almost at their door to
select from, will order samples of such goods
as they desire to buy, and wo will guarantee
they can save ten dollars ou every forty bought
of our house. Samples sent free except to
points not reached by mail. Address
R. C. SHIVER Si CO.,
Columbia, S. C.
ll. C. SHIVER.
DAVID JONES. March 23 :laio
mr Every paper in thc Stato within 100
miles ol' Columbia copy one?! and send bill.
Guano.
?)/\ TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO,
??\ f at) tons Berger St Butzc's Superphos?
phate, for Balo low to planters and dealers,
for cash, by WELLS St CALDWELL,
Near G. Sc C. E. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C.
March 10_
Plant the Trophy Tomato.
ANOTHER lot of this mammoth TOMATO
SEED just received at
HEINITSH'S
March 17 Drug and Seed t toro.
~ WarfiTldVcoTdrw?t~?r~S??p\
FOR salo by E. HOPE,
Solo Agent for South Carolina.
_ March 19
Bacon, Flour, &c.
4i~\C\f\ LBS. C. R. BACON BIDES,
,\J\J\J 5,000 lbs. Bacon Shoulders,
3,000 lbs. Whito Bulk Shoulders,
3,000 lbs. Whito Bulk Sides,
3,000 lbs. Smokod Sides,
150 barrels Extra Family Flour,
150 harrold Super Flour,
150 barrels choico Super Flour,
100 barrels choice tino Flour,
100 kegs primo kettle rendered Leaf Lard,
For eal? low to dealers by
WELLS .V CALDWELL,
Near G. ?t C. R. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C.
March 10
Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! ! ?
THOMAS W. POPE (informs thc
public that tho best BEEF, PORK,
MUTTON and HAUHMAGE, in tho
_Market, can be found at Stall No. 7.
Givo mo a call._ Dec 28 3mo
To Rent.
ADESIRABLE STORK, on Main street,
near tho comer of Blanding. Forterms,
apply to Dr. John Lvnch, or
Feb 22 HENDRIX A BRO.
I United States Internal Revenue,
ASSISTANT ABSEBSOB'B OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, March 21,1871.
ALL porsonB having a gross income, of
$2,000 daring the year 1870, are hereby
notiflod to make roturo of tho samo, to tho
undersigned, on or before tho 1ST DAY OF
APRIL, 1871, as tho eamo are now due. A
penalty of 50 per cont, attaches by law on all
rotaras not made by the above time.
G. A. DARLING,
Assistant Assessor.
Office ovor Scott's Dank._Marob 22
CHILDS & WILB7,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, TRUNKS, VALI8ES, UMBRELLAS,
CANES AND
BOYS' CLOTHING.
(Successors to ll*. ./. I/oke.j
"TTT7TLL continue the business at tho old
vV stand, Main street.
We will sell the recent purchase at Nen
York cost.
j
Como aud sec our new stock of SPRING
OOODS now arriving, and purchased by thal
experienced and artistic clothier, G. M. JOHN
SON. L. D. CHILDS.
March 17 f2mo_JOHN 8. WILEY.
Morrells I'eep Well Pump and Fire
Engine Combined.
THE undersigned, Agont for the abovi
PUMPS, highly recommends thom to th?
public, as a valuable article in caso ol firo
They aro cheap, durable and very effective
as tho following certificate will show:
I horeby certify that one of tho abovi
Pumps saved our entire mill from destrnctioi
by tiro a fow weoks ago.
JAMES N. JONES,
Superintendent for Whitlock & Stack, nea
Columbia.
March 2 Imo_RICHARD TOZER.
Early Cabbage Plants.
THE largo demand for PLANTS has es
haunted tho supply of Schweinfurt,
now o tier for salo Early Wyman, a fine marke
variety, heads early, largo aizo, brings th
highest price.
Early Jorsoy Wakefield, from true scot!
This variety always commands a premiur
and is a favorite with gardeners.
Carter's Superfino Early Dwarf Cabbage
These plants aro perfection. Vigorous growth
hoing transplanted, are hardy aud ready fo
tho garden. For sale at HEINIT8H'S
March 10 t_Drug Store.
Cotton Seed.
InAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED, whic!
1 offer for sale, at 50 cents nor bushel
Those seed aro second year,from David Hieb
son, and tho product of 21 acres of land, froi
which I have gathered 52 bales of cotton c
?100 lbs., in thc two yoars. Only ono mul
used. R. O'NEALE, Ju.,
March 1 Imo Cotton Town.
Spring Seed Oats.
OflA BUSHELS White SEED OATS, fe
OUU aale by ED. HOPI?.
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it givcB strength and improve
their health. _ March ll
Country Flour.
O/^i^a SACKS good COUNTRY-GROUN
?\J\J FLOUR, for salo low.
March 19_E. HOPE.
Terms Cask Only.
OUR terms are strictly cash, and no ordi
will hereafter bo filled, or goods dolivo
ed, until paid for. All parties indobtod to i
will please call and pay tho same imm?diat
ly._ _ J. & T. R. AGNEW.
South Carolina Medical Associatio;
THE ANNUAL MEETING of tho South C
i-olma Modical Association will be he
at Charleston, on the FIRST WEDNESDi
in April, at 12 M. County Societies will c
ganizc and Bend their Delegates. All pra
ticing physicians aro invited to attend.
J. SOMERS BUIST, M. D.,
March 15 wa5 Recording Socrotary.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons holding demands against t
Estato of WM. M. BECKHAM, d
ceased, aro required to present thom, di
attested, to my attorney in Columbia. W.
Monteith. Esq. A. H. WOLFE,
March 17 s(J Qualifiod Administrator
Administrator's Notice.
ALL porsous having claims against t
Estato of tho lato JAMES S. MCMAIK
deceased, will present them immediately, pi
porty attested, to the undersigned, ami
persons indebted to said Estate will ina
immediate paviuent and savo costs.
JOHN AGNEW,
Adm'r Estate Jas. S. McMahon, dee'd
March 0 tbs Imo
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. C
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE,
Cli.vni.OTTi:, March 1, 1S71
THIS Company will continuo to rece
money on deposit or loan for six mon!
or longer, and pay interest on the same at I
rato ol ten per cent, pei annum. Dopas
or loans may bo made with tho Treasure!
tho Company at Columbia, M. P. Pegrs
Cashier, or tho undersigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
March 5 2mo _President
Natural Frozen Ice.
AS the summer season is now approachii
I wish to inform my old customers, s
the public in general, that having secure
good crop of natural frozen lako ICE, t
winter, wo aro prepared to furnish it, in ?
quantity, SB low as any that can bo procu
herc, that is, from ono to ono and a halt ce
t or pound, according to quantity, and h
been selling at that price since tho 1st
January. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't.
Marc!'. 17 2r.*.w Columbia Ice House
Potato Slips.
1 AtA BUSHELS Yam Sweet POTA
JA/V/ SLIPS, for salo low, for cash.
March 3 E. HOPI
CARRIAGES.
?&rBJZj A COMPLETE assortment of
(?*EL?3y-? and four-seat Passenger CAR
AGES lias just boen received at thc Repos
ry, corner Lady and Assembly Btreets. '
latest and most stylish patterns have b
selected with caro, from somo of tho 1
builders in the country; and tho stock ne
has boen surpassed in design or finish hy
offered here. I'riccB moderate.
Dec 1? W. K. OREEN FIEL!
Fresh Crackers.
SODA, Walnut, Snow Drop, Butter. Fai
" Farmer, (linger, Balmoral, for sale by
Maren :i E UDP
Seegers Beer
DONT contain Strychnine. It is pur?-,
warranted tobe <?o. March
-..... _mr*
_Auction Saleg
Hay, Hay.
BY D. C.PEIXOTTO & SON.
On TUESDAY MORNING, the 28th instant, at
half-past 9 o'clock, wo will soil, in front of
our Anction Store, without reserve,
50 BALES HAY, to close consignment. Will
bo sold in lots to suit purchasers. Terms
cash. March 2G
1'rime Bacon in Variety, ?So.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING next, before my
store, I will sell, at 10 o'clock, weather per?
mitting:
- lbs. first quality Sugar-Cured BREAK?
FAST STRIPS.
- lbs. first quality Clear Rib Sidon.
- lbs. first quality Smoked Dollies.
- lbs. first quality Smoked Shoulders.
- lbs. first quality D. 8. Clear Rib Sides.
- bbls. Sugar.
- boxes Cheese.
- boxes Adamantine Candles.
- boxcH Soda CrackorB.
- firkina Butter, Ac, with sundry articles
of Furniture, &o. Salo as usual, unlimited.
March 20_
Sheriff's Sale.
Under Order of Judge of Probate.
Kr. parte Sarah M. Bryco, Executrix, John C.
Bryce, Executor, in re cstato of John Bryce.
Petition for Sale of Stocks.
INpnrsuanco of an order mado by William
milson Wigg. Judge of Probate for Rich
Ian i County, in tue above stated oaeo, I will
sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in April next, in
front of tho Court House, in Columbia, within
the logal boura, tho following Stocks, viz:
27 Share? of the Stock of the Sooth Carolina
Railroad Company.
10 Shares of tho Charlotte and South Caro?
lina Railroad Company.
40 Shares in tho Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company.
80 Shares in tho Columbia Bridge Company.
125 Shares in the Columbia Gas-Light Com?
pany.
- Shares in tho Bank of Charleston.
Tornas cash. P. F. FRAZEE,
March 21 tum 8. R. C.
Sale for Foreclosure.
BY virtuo of a power of attorney given to
me, I will seU, at public auction, before
the Court House, at ?oiumbia, on tho FIRST
MONDAY in April next,
All that lot, pioco, parcel or tract of LAND,
situate, lying and being in tho city of Colum?
bia, butting and bounding to the North on
Gervais etroet; to tho Eaat on Gates street; to
tho South on land lato of George Glenn, and
to tho West on lot of Martha A. Glenn. Terms
cash. JOHN AGNEW, Ja.,
March 12 flO_Specjal AttorneyJin tact.
"NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS ! SEW PRICES!
OUR friends will find ns in the new large
brick building nearly opposite our old
stand, whore wc will be glad to welcome them,
and offer tho
Largest Stock of Goods,
AT TUE
Iiowest IPrloos,
Wo have over bad. Our heavy sales within
the last two mouths has convinced na that
the ONLY SYSTEM IS LOW PBIOE8 AND QUICK
SALES, and this shall in future bo our motto.
Wo offer tho LARGEST 8TOCK OF GOODS
in tho city, at tho lowest prices, most of it
having been purchased for cash since the lato
decline. If this ia not trne, wo will pay for
lying. L?RICK St LOWRANCE.
March 17_
Improved Seed Planter.
PARTIES wanting either tho Ham or
Denian PLANTER will aend their orders
at once. Wo are now woll supplied, but later
in the season do not think we will be able to
meet tho demand.
Feb 12 L?RICK St LOWRANCE.
50
North Carolina Hay.
BALES primo HAY, for salo by
March 9 E. HOPE.
I
The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
IN preference to London Porter and Scotch
Ale. Why? Thoy know it is unadulter?
ated. March ll
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
T don't contain Copperas, Salt, Lime or
Alum. March ll
ICE! ICE!
SPRING WATER ICE at $1.25 per 100
pAunds; at retail, lAc. per pound for tho
season. Tickets at either store.
March ll JOHN C. SEEGERS.
For Sale,
3?A/V ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
.OUU on tho Edisto.
750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit.
Saw Mill and 2 000 acres of Laud in Lexing?
ton, on North Edisto, $7,000.
2,500 acres Wateree Bottom Land, 4t $2 per
acre.
2,500 acres creek bottom aud pine L&nd, at
$2 per acre.
1 Honae in this city, $5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city-$8.500. Apply to JOHN BAU8KETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sept 25 "_ly
Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c.
7pr POPULAR FLOWERS, and how to
O cultivate them. By Rand.
Thc City Fruit Garden and ita Culturo. By
Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition, fl.CO.
Pouch Culturo. Bv J. A. Fulton, of Del.
The Grape Culturist. By Fuller. $1.50.
Tho Southern Gardener. By White, of
Oeorgia. $2.00.
Practical Floricnlturo for thc Amateur.
By Henderson. $1.50.
Buist'a Family Kitchon Gardener. $1.00.
Guenon on Mich Cows andjthe Dairy. 75c.
Tho Gentleman's Stable Guido. By McLure.
Tho Trotting Horses of America; How to
Train and Drive them. $'j.25.
Professor Holmes' Woik on Phosphate
Rock. For salo bv _
I\ b 28 BRYAN St McCARTER.
S3 White's Gardening for the South,
T)Y the lalo Wm. A. White, of Athens, Ga.
HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR?
KET GARDENER. $1.50.
Tho Phosphate Rocks ot South Carolina,
their History and Dovolopnients -Colorcd
Platos, il 25. _
?ir Bornum* on Tempor?neo, DJ Lymar.
Beecher. " , T
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Conreo ot Lectures on
Preaching, R. L. Daluiev, D. D. $150.
Anv above sent bv mail.
? DUFFIE A CHAPMAN,
Feb 19 Opposite Columbia H<.ter