The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 04, 1871, Image 3
^atofa^Ml?Do FWcalB1 waa appointed
and SSL iRergot, and M.-puyal? Judges.
??In? 2 Oorarri??b:! riroppsco to admit "fd
Wiguerfc* tr^^e&bWsnTp -in' the council.
i^Wiair'BFffl^ik)bmuGe will bb th?t or
f^6^i?P6*r^|U^3^ah.?io.v:,-!?S*h commia
?^?he?rrpa^^ by tho
?^omTO]?ue |ib^ft^ko*?hargo' 'pt'affairs, as
.fbllapa.'Exooa^^
tFinaociai,. J?B?co/iPbbiioS??imty, Pub
Sib^ Wm??. iTrW?^?rjii?^ Set vj oe, Fo
? reign ?Aff.ilv? ^'rui ^duoalibn/ It has
beeny d^e?id?d that education shall be
gratuitous, compulsory and secular. The
Commune > has determined to dospatob
repr?sentatives to tho various States ol
Europe, and ospeoially 'to Prussia, ai
soon as their -futuro ottitndo is known.
A. Loudon Km cs pp co i al i deapatol
from Versailles says-Thiers pays 500,
000,000 francs to tho Pr usai an s on Fri
day,.'evening, hud the Frenoh Govern
mont will then be allowed to reooiv*
r?i?f?roemehts from tho North.
A npeoial despatch to tho London Tele
graph says tue 13th regiment of the line
after reconnoitering the bridge at Sovres
and noding it deserted, 'cntorod Puris ii
a body, whore they wore received onthu
siaatically and'.fraternized with tho No
tional Guards. ! Tho fugitives from Pari
aro increasing in number.
? LONDON, April 1;-A.! despatch froi
Itzolioo, Don mark, a uno Uncos tho ai
rival nt J Giuokatadt, tho capital t
tho Duchy of - Holstein, of .1,000 Freno
soldiers, released from captivity in Ge
many.'" A sinmilar number is oxpeote
thto'?v?n?ngY'^Transporte ?re waiting ?
. Giuokatadt to carry them to Franco, ?
A despatch from Strasbourg says Bi
.. marok has written to the Chamber i
' Commerce ot that city, that Germar
I will compouaato tho inhabitants of Aba
jj and Lorraine At'the samo rate that w
i noaurded tho inhabitants of tbeso pr
vinces, when- they wore annexed und
similar circumstances to France.
i?irasi,,i 'April '2-Sunday Evening.
: There has boon fighting since yestord
evening at various pointe, i Mont Va lori
opened on the Nationals, marching >
Courbovoio, ?md prevented their es
bliahing ix position there, and fina
. compelled their retreat,- after cone ide:
. ble loss. ..
''PAUK, April 2;-Eyeniog,-There vi
a serious engagement,'this morning, 1
tween' the Government troops and Co
munista.' About 2.000 National :Guai
marched, on ,Courbovoio, who .were n
by gcimfarmes and. a guard .of forostie
. The captain bf > tho latter galloped t
waving his oap, intending to address I
Communists,1 when a- Zou?vo with tl
body Bhot him dead. A general aoti
followed. Tho genstVunnea .took, i
prisoners, one seventy-six years of a
who wero shot immediately. The gi
of Mont ' Valerie a ''swept tho rood, t
tho Communists: fled. Twenty-five
sargents were/killed and many won
ed. The engagement j was over a
o'clock. The National Guards still h
Porto Maollot. Battalions of ar lill
are hurrying np. -The raphael is fa
ing and tho ramparts hoing mam
Tho greatest excitement prevails.
LONDON, April 8.--A special to
Times 'says ' tho lighting at Courbe'
was sharp. Reports conflict rogafc
the first ?hot. The Nationals wore
' "driven into Courbovoio, but were she
. out and made a'stand at Nevilly Bri
whero they kept up ? hot fusilado,
' were again forced to retire with ju tho
'. apd sljufc tho ga tee'. , / .
VB^?iri?iEs, April 3.-^-Th? troopr
not.attempt to follow. Tho Natte
16st2Q0. V !
.. ..LpNpQifo.^ApriV'^..*-The Governt
. troops -ahot their prisoners as re
Tho popular indignation against the
y? aailles Government, ia terrific. Thi
?b? tidtmla ' threaten ' to at tack Versa
; . Special '?e?p?t^K?s'.' report' tho se yt
'."'.' fourth regimen tbi-"*'the lipo, cam
Paris' on Saturday and fraternized
the Nationals.1 .'* . < \\ jj
\ Victoria visits Napoleon atOhisell
; . tidily.
. ..LONDON, April 3.-A despatch
?ft Versailles, to-day, says Marshal M
lion has been appointed Com m au di
Chief ol the French army. A des]
'rt from Paris, this forenoon, says the
ra mano has issued a proclamation, coi
fh^ho following laogUuge: "Attauki
the Versailles Government, we bat
mission to protect tho city ;" aud ca:
.i tn? aid of a 11 Citizens. There wasf
,. tiuaal moveinont bf Communal J
duri ug the uight, and a distan t eau in
was-audible this morning. The ra
.was beaton every whore tbroughoi
" "city. ' A despatch, from Brussels,
tho 3d, says tho second sittiug <
. Pooca Con fe ronca will, be bold to-d
VSR8AXDTJSS, ' April, 3 -Evening.'
crisis ia ct band. Two batteries i
, motion on tho road to Paris, ac
.a tombnlancos are all ready.
; .. -* ? ?
Aautlcun Intelligence.
'? n CHAKTVH-STON, April 3.-Arri
"stoamsfaipa .Georgia, New York
." .River, Philadelphia.
irs v- i -WASHINGTON, April 2.-Tho Tn
?olls $2,000;000 gold each Wodi
and boys $3,000,000 booda OD fir
} third Thursdays, and $2,000,01
eecoud nnd fourth Thursdays.
, " Gppoeitlon fo the Ku Klux bil
..prcaont uhapo' is ?rowing most t
.> tho,' friends bf Ku. Klux legi ula tin
' j hope to get the modified measure
; ; Soa a'te by Wednesday.
.,. /^pop?is'of the weather for tli
... ^w'onty-fOur hours: Tho rising ban
and oloaringiup weather which w
pdrt?d S?tnrday ovoning in the
* twight iraio? wore experiouaod ak
' AtlUutio cooafc, With ?now in the o
? "IBWtV't Tl?b1' wet'ith?r';tlilff rhornh
l^WHhe 'Guli aud^Selft? ?
. ?4 Sp?tcBi? end . ?ti ll c o n t i o u e a. ?q'j t
; ? . falling barometer ; n nd fresh 6bu
falling barometer, A heavy full in ? tho
barometer' fa 'xebMt?&iba-'thftr upper
l?kes. . I^oJ^blUti?feTt ipprbb?ble tbat;
stormy, wpather. ^^ithV.briBk winde, wfll)
bo felt o?%ak? TOt?n?^n, 'a?d,thr'?at?n- ;
ing weather on tko lowor lukes and tho
M?H??86?ppi valley, and partially clondy
weather and frosh winds on tho Gulf uud.
Atlantic .coasts. .. J. . .. .
CINCINNATI, April 2.~'Cho boiler, of
MoOall'tf distil lory, ?t McCall's Landing,
exploded to day, killing - BJX and wound .
it?g^.'nine^-two fatally. K .>'?' 1
JACKSON, MISS., 'April 2.-Governor
Alcorn, in a.special mctisage, says tho
rewards fbr^K?rKFbX'datragos will bo
assessed -qpoh tho - Cou n ty whore tho
outrages occur^-with a right to change
1 the venaron tho part of theState. Ho
asks authority to organizo a cavalry
regiment of picked mon, to operate
wherever masked ossascina appear-the
i trooper to bo subsisted by the County
where their services are necessary.
Nsw YoiikjVApril 2.-Tho Comuion
woalth Fire Insurance Company sus?
pended to-day. Willi Jim M. Tweed, Jr.,
is appointed receiver.
?AN FRANCISCO, April 3.-Tho damag?
ing drought continues.
Two Bliarp earthquakes, with Ave
seconds interval, occurred-shaking the
houses considerably, but no damage was
done. The people who lied iuto the
streets soon returned.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-The presenta?
tion of the San Domingo roport wan
postponed;' when it is presented, a brief
message . will accompany the report, re?
commending] postponement of action
uut'l the next session.
The unveiling" of tho Morse statue in
New York has been postponed to Juno 8.
The Government expenses for March
nre $18,200,000.
Nominations-William G. Smith, Sur?
veyor of Customs, Memphis; Joseph II.
Spoed, Postmaster, Manou, Alabama.
Tho Sonate Committee on Elections
had an inconclusive mooting on the
North Carolina Senatorship. Another
meeting will bo held on Friday.
The following, prepared by a promi?
nent Northorn Republican, aud approved
by many Southern Representatives, will
be proposed, as a submit ute for tho Kn
Klux bill: First, any State officer whose
duty it is to afford equal protection to all
citizen?, declining or neglecting to dose,
will bo liable in damages; second, sucU
officer shall also bo criminally liable;
third, parsons abetting or advising such
delinquency on tho part of tho State
officer shall be liablo to civil and criminal
prosecution in the Fodeial courts; fourth,
Marshals scrying writs, in accordance
with this Act, may call tho posse comita
ttts; it resistance is too strong, tho Pre?
sident may enforce tho writ by the army
and i navy.
In tbe Senate, bills wero introduced to
incorporate tho Ked Uiver Baft Com?
pany, and creating tho Western Judi
eial District of North Carolina. A bill
was passed giving tho Dalonega miut to
the Georgia Agricultural College Blair
Hpoko on .Sherman's resolutions to ad?
journment.
In tho House, the general debate pro?
ceeded. Arrangements woro made for
uigbt sessions und tho continuance ol
general discussion until Weducs-.dsy,
when ten minutes rule will bo applied,
and amendments bo considered in Com?
mittee or tho who io.
In tho caso of Millers, exoeutoiP,
against tho Uuitod States, the Supreme
Court held tho confiscation nets consti?
tutional and valid, and the proceeding
in them against tho property of rebels to
be regular.
lu the caso of Baffcuton against Day,
the Court held that tho Goneral Govern?
ment caunot tax tho salaries of State
Judges. Tho judicial power of the States
is exempt from Federal interference,
and in respcot of this power, tho States
aro as sovoreign and indepoudeut as is
the General Government.
Weather Report-The aroa of low
pressure which was, on .Sunday ovening.
over Lake Michigan, is now over Luke
Ontario. Tho pressure baa varied slight?
ly, and is now somewhat higher in tbe
South-west. It has risen in tho oxtren o
North-west, and is now falling. Cl I eur
and cloaring weather now prevails from
tho Gulf to tho upper lakes. Brisk und
high winds have beou experienced from
thu Missonri Biver to Lako Huron.
Threatening and rainy weather hus pre?
vailed to-day on Lake Ontario and in tho
middle States. It is probable th it gen?
tle winds, with pnrttully cloudy weatbor,
will, on Tuesday, be experienced from
Pennsylvania. West and South, to the
Mississippi Valley. Falling barometer
with threatening and rainy weather, in
New York and tho Eastern States.
A despatch from Burr, Chairman of
Committee, estimates English's majority
at 800, with two Democratic Congress?
man, being a gain of one. Tho Legisla?
ture is very close, with sovoral Demo?
cratic gains.
NEW HAVEN, CONN., April 8.-In Now
Haven, Jewell, Republican, for Go?
vernor, gains 391 on ibo vote last year.
Twenty-one towns in Now Haven Coun?
ty show a gain of 831 for Jewell over
last year. Jowell is probably olocted.
Kondriok, Democrat, for Congress, from
tho Second District, is probably elected
by a small majority.
HARTFORD, CONN., April 8.-Strong,
Kepublican, is elected to Congress from
tho First District.
' THU BOWBN-DELAROE CONTROVERSY
Congress has passed a resolution extend
ing the time sixty days iu which DeLurgu
will bo allowed to take testimony in the
contested election caso. Nottco has been
served upon Bowen by the attorney ol
Di Largo to biko testimony at Beaufort
on the 13th. 14th and 15t.li of April, ai
Hilton Head un the 22 I, and at Gardi?
ner's Comer ob thu 29th and 30th. The
taking of 'tho' testimony will bpgin iu
this city on the 3d, and close at Aiken
some timo in May, and u joli expote ol
tho intrigues and fraudo of the opposing
partied Ditty th?h b? Expected.
;-;.7 .. -ty-J1;: t/.-irrt-:-;
p?lipo authorities, ht"an immenso outlay
of dj plomaoy Sn;d muslo, huye scoured
Colonel J. W. lier, edith's famous "Baby
Waker," a juvenile field-piece of artille?
ry; and safely parked it at tho City Hall,
ready to answer any argument which
Scott's Winchester-.Hue?, in the hands
of the Hamburg negro government, may.
advance. Negotiations uro pending to'
charter uti thu i rou* foundries io tho oity
for the manufacture of shot and shell,
and over 30,000 pounds of powder are
stored in tho oity magazine. Phew! wo
.?well something like burning wool.
\ Augusta Constitutionalist.
A Mississippi papor says "Sturges re?
porte that he flin' from Meridian in
order to sa vo bis lifo, whereas his going
was fur moro peaceable than he had any
right, to expect-/' In other words, his
going was something like tho country
West of tho Rocky Mountains-a Bort of
Pacific -elope.
A fire in Calais, Maine, destroyed un
entire block of buildings ou Thursday.
KINANOIA 1. .we> COM.IIttltClAL..
NEW Yo?::, April 2.-Cotton move?
ment shows farther falling off in receipts
ncaily 10,000 bales less than lust week,
aud in the aggregate, the smallest for
any week since October lust. The
exports for tho week have been very
heavy and largely in excess of last year.
Stock of cotton ut tho sea-ports consider?
ably iii excess of hist year, while at inte?
rior towus tho supply is slightly below
thc corresponding period of lust year.
Receipts ut all ports for the week 71,7d-i,
against 81,420 lust week; 102.484: the
previous week, and 136,033 b.des three
weeks stuce. Total receipts since Sep?
tember 3,312,231, against 2,406,316 cor?
responding period of previous year.
Exports from all ports for the week were
111,741. against 72.525 same week last
year. Total exports for the expired por
tiou or the colton year 2,277,679, against
1,541,400 for sumo ti mu Inst your. Stock
ut all ports 579,731, against 432,229 for
same time last year. Stock in all interi?
or towns 82,639, against 84,565 last year.
Stock in Liverpool 750,000, against 452,
000 lust year. Americuu cotton afloat
for Great Britain 305,000, against 227,000
last year. Indian cotton afloat for Eu?
rope 169,000, against 131,310 lust year.
The weather at tho South hus been rainy
during tho week; in some sections it baa
approached a storm.
LONDON, April 3-Noon.-Consols
92%. Bonds 92^.
FKANKFOBT, April 3-Bond? 0G%(a>
96%..
LIVEBPOOL, April 3-Noon.-Cotton
quiet-uplands T%?7}?; Orleans 7*?@
7%"
LONDON, April 3-Evening.-Consuls]
92J?. Securities firm.
LTVEBPOOL. April 3- Evening.-Cot?
ton dull and unchanged; sales 12,000
bales; sp?culation and export 3,000.
NEW YOKE, April 3-Noon.-Flour,
cora and wheat moro steady. Pork
quiet, ut 21,00@21.12. Cotton quiot
middling uplands 15; Orleans 15)?;
sales 4,000 bules, including 3,000 Satur?
day evening. Freights steady. Govern?
ments dull but firm. Stocka strong aud
active. State bouds dull. Gold Btcady,
at 10%. Exchange-loug 9%; short
10?6.
7 P. M.-Money active, at 5@7.
There is excitement in financial circles,
because of indications of n combination
to bull money. The principal stocks arc
bulled at the Board. Exchange firm,
at 9%?9JU'. Gold 10,?.?@10??. G.
vern tuen ts declinod j?c; sixty-twos 12 !?
State stocks dull. Tonnessen and Ytr- !
giniu bonds remain stroug. New South
Carolinas aro active and a little better.
Tenncsseos 66; new 65 J ti. Virgiuias j
72%; new 73. Louisianas 69; now 62.
Levee sixc3 72; eights 84. Alabama
eights 102; fives 68. Georgin sixes 81.!?;
sevens 90><i. North Carolinas 40 bj ; now j
23%. Cotton quiet and weak; sal* s
5,333 bales-uplands l?^. Southern !
flour quiot anti firm; common to fair
extra 0.90@7.50. Whiskey steady, nt
92? Wheat firmer-winter red and am?
ber Western 2.60@2 66. Corn heavy
and lower, at 80(0)82. Coffee quiet and
unchanged. Sngur in moderate request
-fair to good refining 9?9%. Rice
quiet, ut 8*?@*?f?. Pi?rk 21.60. Plain
mess beef IU($15. Kettle hird 12?i?
12%. Freights firmer-cotton per
steam 5 16@,??.
NORFOLK. April 3.-Cotton dull-low
middling 13; receipts 2,155 bales; sales
50; stock 4,712.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Colton quiet and
steady-middliug 14)??(?514%; receipts
157 bales; sales 495; stock 1U.590.
LOUISVILLE, Apiil 3.-Provisions no?
minal. Whiskey heavy, at 87. Corn
steady-shelled und sacked 65.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-Provisions-no
demand. Whiskey firm and iu fuir de?
mand, at 87.
CHARLESTON, April 3.-Cotton steady [
-middling 13%; recoiptB 943 bales; sules
500; stock 22,127.
BOSTON, April 3.-Cotton quiet-mid-1
diing 15,%; receipts 565 bales; sales 200;
stock l,2u0.
SAVANNAH, April 3.-Cotton in fair
demand-middling 14; receipts 2,069
bales; sales 300; stock 48.464.
MOBILE, April 3.-Cotton quiot-mid?
dling 14%; receipts 1,836 bales; sales
1.U00; stock 59,124.
GALVESTON, April 3.-Cotton quiet-I
good ordinury 12; recoipts 1,117 bales;
sales 900; stook 39,991.
WILMINGTON, April 3 -Cotton weak
middling 14; receipts 20 bales; sales 117;
stock 2,783.
NEW OR LEANS, April 3.-Flour oasier
-supcrtiuo 6.12; doublo 6.62; treble
7.00. Coin 70($71. Po'k dull-mess;
21 53. Bacon dull, at 8>J?11%; hams
15>?@16%. Lird-keg 12@13. Su?
gar-prime 10(0)10%. Molasses-prime
plantation re-boiled 25(9}40. Whiskey
Wes' orri rec ti lied 85(g?95. Coffee steady,4
at 14fa)15%. Cotton' quiet-middling
14)?; i eoe i ?J ts 8.737 balta; sal m 4,200;
stool* 234,20k - I Wi
True- Broth?Tlvo^ Lodge No. 84, A.F.M. j
-?. . A .Rs/rnlar ..Oom'?annloation .of True
?^^V'Bi?ii^^?oa * LoO?o^No. -84 will .b?
/\f\h?lc? THIS (Tuesday* EVENING, at 8
o'otuck. in Mmonio Hall. By order of W. M.'
_A -rilli O. M. WALKER, S?orotary.
Palmetto Fire Company.
, v APPEAR at tho
-^Engine House, THIS
AFTERNOON, at 4
o'clock, in full uni?
form, with whito
panta, for quarterly
parado.
Tho regular mon th
lv mooting, will bo held in the UV KN I Nil. at 8
o'clock. By order. T. P. PURSE,
April i 1 _Beeret ary.
Just Received and For Sale.
2f\i~l(^i LBS. c- R- 8IDE9, at 13Ac.
,UUU 1,000 Iba. Shoulders, at 121o.
1.000 Ibu. llauiH, at 12ic.
1.000 Iba. Juwin, at 121c.
By MONTEITH A FIELDING.
Apiti 4 _
For Sale.
THAT newly finished and elegant I
I MANSION, corner of Kiel) In nd and Oatt a
^atroota. Thc lut containa ono acre of
highly cultivated and ornamented ground, j
commanding a picturesque view of tUo Con
garcu Hiver and valley.
Aleo, for Bale, four other largo and well im- I
proved city LOTH, aud a FA HM, on Gill'a
Creek, four miles from Colmnhia, containing
about 500 acres of laud, 150 of which arc low
ground. J. W. PAUKER.
April tinto
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MRS. A. MCCORMICK hae just !
returned from New York, where
abo selected, with the greatest
?caro, a handanmo, and varied i
ausnrtmcnt of MILLINERY and
FANCY ARTICLES, all ol which
Bbc will bc ready to open for the
inspection of thc ladies of Co?
lumbia and vicinity on Thursday.
Cth inst.
Sha trna alao added to her stock a full line
of LADIES' MADE WEARS; suite for ladies
and children, together with other articles too
numerous to mention; all of which abo will
j HOH low for caab. Being thankful for past
favors, she bega a contnm?nco of thc saino,
and hopes that tbc ladies will favor her with
j a call, as abo fools confident that she can suit
them, both in tho article and tho utico.
I April 4j5
Citizens" Savings Banu: of South Caro?
lina,
ALL saviugs dopoaitB made in thia Bank on
or beforo thc 5th day of each calendar
mouth, will bear interest for that month as if
deposilod on the lat. J. C. B. SMITH,
April 2 3 Assistant Cashier.
PORTER &. STEELE
HAVE
JUST OPENED
ANOTHER
Neat, Attractive and Beautiful
LINE OF
FRESH SI'MXfi lim GOODS,
BOUGHT VERY LOW. which they odor to
this market at a very small advance.
Wo b uve no leaders or speciale, as all of our
Gooda aro first class. It would bc iuvidious
to draw comparisons between them.
Wo advertise nothing but what we malm
good to our customers.
Hoping wc may have the pleasure of a call,
we are, vours trulv,
April 2 fat_" PORTER ?V STEELE.
Bank of Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. C., MAHCII 23, 1871.
IN accordance with tho resolution adopted
at a mcoting of the Stockholders ou 'J7ih
instant, an election for THIRTEEN DIRECT?
ORS will bo held on 'I UEsDAY. 2d day of May
next; and a mooting of the Stockholders for
the purpose of re-otganizillg thc Bank will
al-to bo held on saino dato, at 12 o'clock, in tho
Bank Hall. WILLIAM Til AYER,
April 1 |l 1 Catdncr.
Besirable Vehicles.
rjgrm g. WE have now on hand n lull a?il
ggGgg?fitiO aasorim-nt of BRETTS, Boek
.iivavo ?ud Budgies, which wo oller at coet
prices for cash. These are our own inanufnc
? ure, and wu warrant theiii to bo of tinpot ior
workmanship. Wu aro roust ftutlv adding to
our stock and will in shit fae turo lo order any
doairod atylo of vehicle, from a small Pony
Planton to a largo Carriage.
REPAIRING protnptlv attendri! to.
CARROLL Si SPELLMAN.
March 2R Imo
LIME,
Tin.; tilt KAT PEltTII.iKlfilt.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
S. C., for fl SO per barrel. Address,
REV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S C.
March 20
North Carolina Hay.
pr f\ BALES primo HAY, for sile by
OU March 0 Bi HOPE.
Columbia Oil Oomp;
REFINED OIL I
THE COLUMBIA OIL COMPANY invites a
tho boat Olive Oil, for salada; with Lard,
Tor years past, COTTON SEED OIL has b<
quantities, whoro it was tcllnod and sent back
tia own, tho Columbia Oil Coinpanv recently vi
Oil, under ita proper name, f >r comparison 1
bought. Boing anio to select tho boat sample
an? lost the nulli/ taste of all perfectly fresh
j fear from any auch comparison; aud, within
sprung up for it, without any advertising or i
prepared to furnUh u hauddomo Oil, aa ewei
ao called Olivo Oil in market, at prices which
now libing it, aa a matter of taste, in prof?re
others, aa a matter of economy, in preference
and, for months, nothing el-o baa boen uaed I
night. It is [tut up in qaart bo:tlen, and "//
prefer it under a French namo. Price four du
CRUl'E COTT
Y? r painting and mixing putty.
ENGLISH RAILRO
A onpet ior article in borr?la-at six rents per
SOFT
A very strong SOFT SOAP, tor scouring, In
. FERT
DISSOLVED BONE AND COTTON SEED 1
Address COLVB
A pr 114
2,O0O Bushels Ocra,
40 Barrels Sugar,
30 Sacks Coffee,
ALL at the lowest figur?e they hare been I
offered at BIN cn THE WAS.
BUYING- FOE CASH,
ANO
SELLING FOB CASH,
Turning over Qoods quick before they get old
or decline, wo OAS, WILL AND DO offer tho
very CLOSEST no cn KS that OAK HE MAKE.
Our stock, both of
HARDWARE AND GROCERIES,
Has recently been largely increased.
April 2 IiOKIClC & LOW RANCE.
"AT LOVE fie CO.'S"
TO-DAY
GRAND OPENING
OF
LADIES' UND EB GARMENTS
AND
SILK MANTILLAS.
WK du nut desire to do f.way with the uso
or the common needle or the EMPIRE SEW?
ING MACHINE, for which wo aro Agents, bat
simply to {jct np a nice linc of goods which
will be both ECONOMICAL to tho HUSBANDS I
and LABOR-SAVING to th? WIVES. In thia
department Indies see ut a glance a complete
drusi from un APRON to a CORSET COVER.
Now styles CASSIMEI?ES and CLOTHES
for Gout ?.
PARASOLS now open.
W. D. LOVE, I
I
Mareil 29 _ R.B. McCREERY.
Seed Finders for Sale.
IHAVE received, on consignment, & lot of
SUED PINDERS-a now varioty-superior
to any ever beforo offered in this market.
They will pay tho farmer better than cotton
would at V5a. per pound. An ordinary hand
wi t gather fifteen bushels per dav. Apply to
MH?id>_25 (?i_WM. MoOUI.VNIS.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS James HonnoBsy's ?fe Brandenburg
Freres BUANDIES, imported direct, and
altered pure and unadulterated. These com?
prise vintages of 1835. 1858, 18G0 and 1863.
I Stock of Hocks, Clarets and VYhito Wince ln
; elude nomo of tho most famous brands as well
as ol')j; ?ul mw pno?ii Qoofis* For ?al? \>y
Marou25 ORO. HYMMERfl.
Now in Store,
A FULL STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Also, a largo stock of
FANCY GOODS.
All new. To bc sold ut
VKR Y LOW MICKS.
I C. F. JACKSON. I
j March *2ti
Improyed Seed Planter.
? T>ARTIES wanting either thc Ham or
I X Denian PLANTER will send their order?.
I at unco. Wo aro now woll supplied, hut lator
j in tho season do not think we will bo able to
moot thc demand.
Ft bl-2_L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
The Doctors Recommend Soegerb' Seer
IN proforcuce to Loudon Porter nod Scolch
Alo. Whj? They know it is unadulter?
ated. * March ll_
Guano.
TONS pure PERUVIAN GUANO,
?j \ I fiO tons Berger & Botzo's Superphos?
phate, for salo low to planters and dealers,
lor cash, bv WELLS & CALDWELL,
Near tl. ic C. R. R. Depot, Columbia, S. C.
March_lfi___
Warfield's Cold Water Soap,
FOR salo by E. HOPE,
Hole Agent for South Carolina.
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE it gives strength and improves
their boult h. March ll
any's Manufactures.
^OR TABLE DSE.
comparison of ila REFINED SALAD OIL with
for frying; and with Butter, for making cako.
eon carritti to tho Mediterranean in enormous
au Olivo Oil. Having put up a REFINERY of
cnturod to oder somo specimona ot its Refined
with any specimen of Olive Oil that could be
s of Crudo for Refining, and to refine it before it
Oils by exposure to the air. it baa nothing to
a very lew wocks, a largo local demand has
flo it on thc part ot tho Company. It is now
it us a frosh almond, and far superior to any
mako it choapsr than lard. Many families are
ncc to any Sweet Oil they can buy; and many
to lard. AB a LAMP OIL, it is equal to sperm,
in the Compam's works, which run day and
nile .S'initie" UL. ia can bo furnished those who
liars per dozen quart bottles, boxed.
ON SEED OIL,
AD AXLE GREASE. . .
pound, r ; . ...
SOAP. . , als!
barrels, st five cents per pouufk *4-..
ILIZER. - Cf^&CXj&T.
MEAL-133 pt r tbn-l*Valu?o'3e fertiliser. ! ?,
iniA OIL COUPANT^ Colamhia, 8. C. !
BY MONTEITH & FIELDING. .
THIS ( Tuesday) MORNING, i ti front of oar
store, near tbo markot, wo will soli/st auc?
tion, at 10 o'clock,
Lot or O. R: SIDES, bb ouidors, 'Hume and
Jowls.
Lot of ready-made Clothing, consisting of
Pant?, Coats and Vests.'.
ALSO,
Sbocs, Hats, Calicoes, Delaines, Shirtings
and Jeana. . ' .. ?
Household and Kitchen Fnrnituro, and
other useful articles.
Article? received up to hour of sale. '
April 4_ .? ? . '
WALTER, 0. FISHES,"
D R U Gr GrTST,
Aud Dealer in
Family Medicines, Seeds,
FARCY GOODS, &c.,
OPPOSITE TUK COL UM BIA HOTEL.
H A VING TJU8 r: OPENED MY,
DRUG STORE, I offer to Colombia
'and vicinity a well-selected stock of
PURE DRUGS, FAMILY MEDI?
CINES, SEEDS, and every thing
usually kent in a first class estab?
lishment. Prescriptions carefully prepared.
I introduce a new feature (for Columbi*)
in the Prescription business, having a BELL
at tho front door, and a competent perron to
sleep in tho Store, partios can be supplied
with Medicine at any hour of the night.
April 2 _ ..
READ THIS!
MANY NEW and DESIRABLE PATTERNS
have been added to our stock of
WALL PAPERING-,
'.. "i 1 -.i ?.:s> i :..:-! bur
Making *it moro completo than any over
brought to this city.
Thorough and competent workmen kept,
and satisfaction guaranteed. ;?
B. C. SHIVER & CO.
March BO . . . /urvru t
NOTICE.
-?; To';r;;;; \
CITY A\D C0?STRY MBRCDASTS.
WE aro bestowing more than ordinary
attention upon our WHOLES A LB
DEPARTMENT thin season, and are offering
raro indncomento in piiccs, eec. Oar oto?k
will be kept at tho maximum all season, ao
that you oan reasonably calculate to BATH
MON KY, in time, freight and prioo, bv dealing
with UH. Orders solicited. Prices guaranteed
and sstistaetion promised.
R. G. SHI VEE fcCCU
R. O. SHIVER, ) v .' . ..' i?0*V? '
DAVID JONES. I March 30
M. GOLDSMITH. .*..>.. . P.-KSTO.'
GOLDSMITH & KIND, *?'?: '
FOUNDERS & MACH?NIBT8.
(Phoenix Iron Works,)' 'J
MANUFACTUR?
ERS of BTE AM
ENGINES, or iii
sires; Hejae pow
lers, Circular "and
-Muley 844 Mills,
Flour Millo, Grist
and Sugar , Gano
Mills, Ornamental
Houao .and Btoro
' Fronts". Iron'Bail?
ings. Agricultural Tmpl?in>nl_? ._l_; Brasa
aud Iron Castings or all kinds made to order
on short notice, and on tho moat reasonable
terms. Also, manufacturera of COTTON
P RESS ES._^_ , Apru S Imo
"EHP0R?UK OF MON,"
JAMES W. FOWLER, Proprietor,
ABBEVILLE:, s. t?. ." '
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY
AND
BRESS -
SAMPLES of .DRY GOODS sent
by mail. MILLINERY sent try ex?
press and satisfaction guaranteed.
Particular attention paid to tho
filling of orders. April ! Imo
CHAMPAGNES/ . Si?i?
1 nfl CASES Moet & Chandon's OHAM
HJv' PAGNES, jost received, and offer*d.
in ennaoqucnoe of cessation of boat Ult tea,'i at
much reduced rates. For ?ale by
March 25_ GE'LHYMMERS.
Administrator's Notice,' '
A LL persons having 'claims against tho
L\ Estato of J AUKS F. Conner, deoeased,
will present them immediately, properly at?
tested, to thc undersigned: aud all persone
indebted io said Eatatu will mako immediate
pavment and Bave costa. >rhW .T,:-<
JOHN W. COBLKY, -
March 14 tuflmo* . Administrator.
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Bacon, Flour, &c. tiffi?? ... . i
4?\f\f\ LB9. O. R. BACON SIDES,
. V/ VJ\J 5.030 lbs: Bacon ShontiMra,
a OOO lbs. White Bulk Hhohldorb, v * Y , V
S.OOO lbs. White Bulk Bides, . ' 'ff? ,
? 3,000 lbs. 8mokcd Sides, "i: .'
150 barr?la Extra Family Flonr, '.v' ;
I 150 barrels Super F:pnr, " ',' ';.
150 barrels choice SnperFlourV' ' " " }
100 barrels choice fine Flour, *,
100 koga primo kottle rondorod Leaf Lard,
For ?ale low to dnalors by v'"':'j<l
WELLS * CALDWELL,
Near G. A C. R. R. Depot, Columbi?,B.O.
March 16_' ?
Natural Frosen Ice.;???..'>*?'?'?
AS thc summer season irf nbw approaching,
I wish to iuform my old customers, and
the public in general, that, having scoured a
good crup of natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, we aro prepared to furnish it, in ?ny
quantity, as low aa any that can'bb proourcd
here, that is, from one to one and a half cunta
per pound, according to quantity, and have
?been selling at that pries'toinots tho 1st of
January. J. 0. BATEMAN, Aft't. .
March 17 2ino , S_jMaSSSg8!l3!5u
Meat I; Mea,t I?, Me,atL!|! y;>
aTHOMAS ! ,W.,rQP B_^o?8 _ha
public that tho bf nt BEEf.'FORK,
BUTTON aud.J?AU?&AGE.Yia tho
oirkqt.can hq found at bull No. 7.
Mtv? nw.* call, WU jJ?gjMsM?S?S. j
?tl %. - ??????re'VBif?r;if?'P?Wh' iv
IT don't ?,?U?A(Wpp?tW>^"Iljp?'Wf
?nutTi .Aattuota,VVj?#kty,;:.vT
WARRANTED two Ve-ar* old'at ?ri?] ;
_F*> ti JOHN O. PEF.GEHK'.
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