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ri ^ . BB?BSELS, April 12.-The representa ?ye of Badon in tho Peace Oouferouco aa arrived in this city. No meeting will be held this week. ' !*| ; PABt?/ April 12-Noon.-A-loud and I u n in torr u p ted oan n o n a d o hns . been kept . up sinoo last evening between Chatillon .,. and the Soothorn forts. . The infantry is \ V?lsp ?ngag?d/7 The noise of Ibo mitrail v .'lensesand musketry baa been incessant since 5 o'olook this morning. Cannon c", j^ingtnron&ii ;Neoil?y5.Porte Maillot and ? .' Porte Desternes has been. resumed, and " ia as violent as that on tho South. Fight-1 ' in g is now going on in the Bois de Bou ' logue and at Aspiere. The Commune in forwarding .reinforcements to., the troops, engaged. The wounded are com-1 \ ing m in Targe numbers. The losses are ' ' heavy.'- Official reports of the Commune -. claim that the Versailles forces were re? pulsed on Tuesday evening in the attack on the Southern for tn, and that their loss waa .heavy, , while that of the Com : monists was very light. The Commune i behey?a that an attaok was intended to mask an attempt to carry Maillot gate I '" by 'surprise. A rumor comes from the ' Vnngierard quarter in tbe Southern part of-tho oity, that the Communists have lost the. park of Issy, where they were entrenched, and the commandant of Fort Issy shot by his own men. - '. V?B??NA,' April 12.- Jay, Miuister of '?tho ,Uni tod .States,, received a despatch from - Grant, expressing deep regret at the painful loss to Austria by the death of Admiral Tegethoff. LONDON, April 12.-The Eclio, of Co logno, says th? French prisoners are ft 'leaving Germany for home at the rate of 1,000 per day.. Th? Echo adds: "Only .-thoBe-known to be favorable to the Ver? sailles Government are allowed to de? part," [t 'LONDON, April 13.-Dombrowski ia very popular-with his troops. He de? clares he will burn Neuilly, Villon and Patn?eixyif necessary for the defence, i -Great concentration of troops is reported .before Versailles. MaoMahon has gone td-Villein tn ugo, and a decisive battle np oh' th? insurgent positions is expected. Thi?rs now opposes conciliation, and thinks success certain. A despatch from Paris saya the Nationals are massed near the Aro of Triumph. Dombrowski has . ..selected Asniers as his centre of opera :'. "lions.against Oourbovoio. LongObatnpB and Asnieres are both well fortified. Paris is calm,, but the exodus of inhabi? tants continues. WASHINGTON, April 13.-Cable de 3patches report tremendous firing in the irootioh of the forts, but as yet no de? cisivo or important action. ? PABIH, April 13.-Dombrowski reports to tho Communal Committee that his 'troops are doing excellent service, already ! holding three-fourths of the town of Neuilly, and hopo to poss the bridge across the Seine to-night. The Crt du Peuple says the Versailles troops have been driven from Neuilly, ? flying towards Coarbevoic. The Orleans .. Ballway was cut by the Versailles troops. Fort Valerien was tiring heavily thia morning. Members of the Commune were personally on the field to encourage the troops. The British Consul at Paris warns Englishmen to leave tho city. VBRHAILLES, April 13.-It ?B officially announced that the alleged Communi?t victories are unfounded. No engage? ment to-day. All the roads to Paris are occupied by the Versailles troops. American intelligence. CHARLESTON, April 13.-Arrived Sohoouers Maryland, Boston; Oooau Traveler, Baltimore. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April ll.-A num? ber of Hay tien spies have arrived here, 't? watch refugees and report any move? ment by them toward the annexation of Hay ri to the United States. Despatches from the British Government announce the determination of the Cabinet to make : j Honduras a Crown colony, to form a ' part of the West Indies Confederation. The authorities have seized sixty-four packages bf arms and ammunition, which were hidden in boshes at Salt Key, in? tended for exportation to Cubans. They - will be sold at public auotion. .j 8AJ? FRANCISCO, April 12.-The prose? cution in the Fair-Crittenden murder [ trial are how introducing rebuttal evi? dence* showing her character to have be on notoriously bad before she met Crittenden. The interest in the case Continues unabated. Over 100 love let? ters whioh had passed between the par? ties have been published. Many of tho . letters introduced in the case are unfit for publication. . Eleven Jupanoao merchants have ar? rived here by the bark Gancho, with ? 135,000 cards of Bilk worm eggs, costing in Japan $676,000. They were oon tractea for by a French house at $5 a card, bnt the order was cancelled in con? sequence of the war. The J ap??ese merchants then chartered the Gaucho and shipped thoir entire lot for this port for market. They are of the best known variety and in good condition. !>WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Senate continued the Ku Klux debate, and meet to-night for talk only. The bill will bo disposed of to-morrow. The House was engaged on tho defl . cienoy appropriation bill. The Senate amendment repealing tho law fixing the time for the meeting of Congress on the 4th ol Maroh was concurred in by a vote pf 90 lo 98. In the course of the dis cnasion on that amendment, Dawes said - he believed this session had been a mis? take, and that there would be more to repent than boast of. He alluded to the wrangling In. the Hons o and the deeper wounds in tho Senate, whioh bled inter? nally.' If anything ?induced the people ft to forgive thom, it would be that moder? ate i measures had prevailed in the few dave. - Beck, lb advocating concurrence, :i ?Old tb? n??t Congress will bo Dornoch .?'^tW^iMi^thtilr' E(|i?ake's\\vo^a then be in ?ih?;^amo-embarraB8?ng'position as the prescrit Speaker was now placed in ro ?ard.io the appointment of committees before he became acquainted with the DemVoratio^Preside^t,^ be n? danger of; .his viole Un g any. of. the provisions or th? Constitution. 1 Weather''rep?rtP~?t ia probable that cloudy weather will, on Friday,' very generally prevail, with light rains at n few pointa in tho South and South-west; Easterly winds on Lak'o Michigan and North-easterly on Lake Superior. '. The Southern Claims Commission rule that in.every ease -possible-testimony of the loyalty of the claimant and the facts of the case must be given before them orally. In cases where circumstances prevent witnesses coming to Washing? ton, application must be made for per? mission to take testimony ia some other manner-the names of witnesses, mate? rial facts tb be proved by their testimo? ny in the respective oases and their ina? bility to be examined iu Washington being Bet forth. Ex parte affidavits will not be received as evidence. The Preisident, to-day, nominated the Territorial Council for thia Territory, including three colored, one of which is Fred. Douglas. NEW YORK, April 13.-Arrived-steam? er Iowa, towing the Swedish bark Freja, from New York for Cronstadt, laden with naval stores and cotton. She lost her masts and sprung a leak iu a hurricane on April 2. The crew had been seven days at the pumps. HAN FRANCISCO, April 13.-The steam? ship Avedale, carrying Southward and East tho San Francisco and European mails to tho 15th of January, was wrecked near Turauaki. The schooner Bansheo was wrecked on the const of Otago. All were lost except the captain. Tho steamship Raugiloti, with tho Suez mail, foundered at Picourou. ALBANY, N. Y., April 13.-Tho Repub? licans in tho Legislature have passed a caucus resolution against certain pending bills, dedaring them party measures, and threatening to denounce any Republican voting for them as renegades. ALL TO HAND. OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary I ODE AP STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is in store and moving, making room daily fur NEW ARRIVALS, Which wo will continue to receive all through tho season. OUR SAMPLE: BUREAU Ia a eucceas, and wo are now distributing Goods over the entire State through ita agency. The most careless observer cannot but see the great advantages to be derived from dealing with a livo house, like oura, whore everything is kept moving by system , sod order-where no extra profits are tacked on to pav idle handB. Of course, we can and I do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN AN? HOUSE IN THI8 SECTION. A positivo proof is, that we sell moro Goods than all tbe rest added together. That is tho proof. Tho poople know where to buy cheapest, and lot the stranger follow the great public. In buying, let them follow thoBo who know R. C. SHIVER & GD. April 8_ Administrator's Notice. A LL persons having claims against the A. Estate of JAMES P. COSLEY, deceased, will present them immediately, properly at? tested, to the undersigned: and all persons indebted to said Eatato will matu immediate I p?ynicDt ??u ??T? CG???. JOHN W. CORLEY, March 14 tuflnio* Administrator. Pickled Meats, &c. THI8 DAY RECEIVED: FULTON MARKET ROUNDS, Fulton Market BEEF, Pig Pork, Davis' Diamond Ham1*, Ferris* Sugar-cured Strips, Extra Beef Tonguee, Smoked Beef. Something new every d*v, to try and plep.ee I oar patrons. GEO. SYMMERS. April 13_ _ XaO?K OUT! STALL-FED BEEF, at 12* and IK Cents per pound, can bo had at Stalls No. i and 12. April 13 DENT &. HEIDT. City Taxes. NOTICE ia hereby given that the buoke for tho collection of City Taxes (Real and Personal Property) will bo closed on TUES? DAY, April 25, 1871, and on and after said dato ex?cutions, covoriug tax unpaid, penalty and costs, will be placed in tho uanda of the proper officer. Office hours, 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. WM. J. ETTER, April 13_City Clerk and Treasurer. Soda and Mineral Water. mUK FOUNT is opon for tho season, with _L choice syrups, made from pure juico of the fruit. HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY. April 12_ Wanted, AYOUNG MAN, without a family, of good repute, that will attend to]our business and leave others to attend to theirs, without rospect to politics. Liboral wages will bo paid. PAYSINGEU & FRANKLIN. April 12_ To Tanners. WE have ten thousand pounds of A No. 1 DRY HIDES for Bale at markot prioes. AL80, One thousand pounds TALLOW. April ll_POPE & FRANKLIN. Cotton Seed Oil. APURE artiele, superior to others as a salad oil for tablo use, at one-third the I price of imported. For uale by April 9_EDWARD HOPE. GOOD BUTTER, FINE BEEF, Ano Beef Tongues, fine Smoked Beer. Sugar-Cured Strips, Hugar-Cured Shoulders, Sugar-Cured Pig Hams, Dutch Herrings, Cream Choose and Champagne Cider, at April 6_ G. DIEROK'8. Terms Cash Only. ; /~\UR terma are strictly cash, and no order VJ will hereaftor be filled, or goods deliver? ed, until paid for. All parties indebted to ns i will ploase call and pay the same imm?diate [ly. J. & T. B. AGNEW. .? COLUMBIA* S. C., ?Aprir>U:?-Saies ol? cotton, y?^terday, 56 bales-middling 18o. ,, ^LONDON, April 18*^-3 P. M.-Consols Ow. 13c Lj cl s 03? FnANKFOBT, April 18.-BbndH 97. LavsBpoozi, April 13-8 P. M.-Cotton dnll-uplands Orleans 7%. I LONDON, April 13-Evening.-Consola olooed at93i?; 62a 93. LTVEBBOOL, April 13-Evening.-Cot? ton closed dull-uplands 7.%@7>?; Or eans 7%; sales 10,000 bales, for Bpecu ation ana export. NEW YOBK, April 12-Noon.-Gold heavy, at 10)?@10Jf?. Money steady, at States Btrong and activo. 62s 12%. Flour and wbeut steady. Corn l@2o. better. Pork quiet-mess 19.75. Lard unchanged-steam ll,J?@ll%. Cotton heavy-middling uplands 14%; Orleans Vi%\ sales 10,000 bales. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Money easy, at 5@6 on Go? vernments, and 6@7 on stock collaterals. Exchange OJ^iodO. Gold 10^@10,l?. G2s 12%. State bonds strong on Ten? nessees, North Curoliuas and Georgias; | balance quiet and steady. Tennessceo 66; new G6??. Virginias 70; now 72; ew GG.?4. Louisianas G9; now 62^; levee 6s 74.^; 8s 84. Alabama 8s 1.02,??; 5s 70. Georgia Ga 83; 7s 89. North Caroliuaa 49; new 26Jj,'. Soutb Caroli? ns 73; new 59J.?. Cotton dull, with sales of 4,575 bales, at 14%. Southern our without decided change. Whiskey teady, at 90)?. Wheat firm, at 2.63? G6, for winter red. Corn opened 1(a) 2o. better hut closed dull at thc advance. Pork 19.00(n.l9.50. Kettle lard ll; Freights without decided chauge. CINCINNATI, April 13.-Pork ?9.00. Lard dull and unchanged. Bacon sides %. Whiskey SG. NEW OBLEANS, April 13.-Flour dull and lower-super 5.00(??)G.OO; double .62; treblo 0.80@7.50. Others un? changed. Cottou quiet and firm-mid? dling 14^@14^; receipts 3,744 bales; ales 5.2U0; stock 219,507. CHABLESTON, April 13.-Cotton steady -middling 13^@14; receipts 361 bales; sales 400; stock 20.246. NOBFOLK, April 13.-Cottou quiet ow middling 12?.?@I3; receipts 6,6221 bales; sales 100; Block 3,087. SAVANNAH, April 13.-Cotton-mid? dling 14; receipts 1,223 bales; sales 850; Btock 51,363. GAIJVESTON, April 13.-Cotton steady- I good ordinary 12)?f; receipts 778 bales; ] sales 2,100; stock 55,007. WILMINGTON, April 13.-Cotton inac? tive-middling 14; receipts 48 bales; saleB 15; Btock 1,907. AUOCSTA, April 13.-Cotton dull and unchanged, at 13>? for middling; sales 300 bales; receipts 270. BOSTON, April 13.-Cotton quiet-mid? dling 15>?; receipts 226 balea; sales 400;' stock 13,000. BAIITIIIOBE, April 13.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 14j?@14*ijj receipts 151 bales; sales 325; stock 10,325. MOBILE, April 13.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 14)^; receipts 1,145 bales; sales 2,200; stock 42,571. PLANTS FO?TsALE. ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE. Achy ran thus, Altemanthera, Bego ' nia, Canna, Cokum, Geranium, (va? riegated,) Guzenia, (variegated,) I Vinca, (variegated,) Pyrothrnm and man v otber varieties. BEDDING PLANTS_Verhcnia, Petunia. Heliotrope, Salvia, Lantana, Donhlo Whiio Feverfew, Cuphea, Coleus, Chrysauthcmums. 50 varieties of GERANIUMS, consisting of | Double, Variegated. Ivy, Scented, Scarlet, Nosegay and Largo Flowered. 10 varieties of FUSCHIA. Also, a choice selection of ANNUAL, BIEN? NIAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised from carefully selected Seed, and ready for trans? planting. Apply to W. H. WIGG. Washington streut, one door from Bull. March 31_fimo CLOTHING AND jft EC -a. T s . Jg AT B. & Wi C. SWAFFIELD'S, "^TT^E havo now in store a very largo stock of tho above goods, and wo assure our cus? tomers that wc have never before beeu en? abled tooffer them so CnofCE A SELECTION OF GOODS, at such low prices. We have good All Wool SUITS at $15, suita? ble for any business man. HATS. We have a very large stock, and we aro de? termined to undersell any other dealers, as our facilities enable us to do so. OUR SHIRTS Are decided to bc tho best fitting Shirts ruado. Wo moho the finest custom garments made in this Stato. Call and examine. March 25 R. A- W. C. SWAFFIELD. CHEAP GOODS AT G. F. JACKSON'S. NOT to be boat by any tonse in the city, large or smaU. Whito PIQUES at 12* couts to 59 coots por yard. MUSLINS at lo cents per yard-warranted to wash. DAMASK DOYLIES at 75 cents to $1.50 nor dozen, and a host oj cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES, at lossprioos than before tho war. April 0 "AT ?CWB & 00?'8" .:. - ? - TO?DAY . - . - - GRAND OPENING OF LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS AND SILK MANTILLAS. W E do Dot desire to do Away with the use of the common needle or thc EMPIRE SEW? ING MACHINE, for which we are Agents, but simply to yet up a nico line of gooda which will bo both ECONOMICAL to the HUSBANDS and LABOR-SAVING to the WIVES. In this ? j department ?tidies sec at a glance a complete idreas from un APRON to a CORSET COVER. J New styles C.VSSIMERES and CLOTHES for Gents. PARASOLS now open. W. D. LOVE, : March 29 _ B; B. McCREERY. WALTER C. FISHER, D RU&GrlST, And Dealer iu Family Medicines, Seeds, FANCY GOODS, ?Vc, OT TOS.'TE THE CO LUM UTA HOTEL. HAVING JUST OPENED MY DRUG STORE, I offer to Columbia 'and vicinity a well-selected stock of PURE DRUGS, FAMILY MEDI? CINES, SEEDS, and everything usually kent in a first class estab? lishment. Prescriptions carefully prepared. I I introduce a now feature (for Columbia) in tho Prescription business, having a BELL at tho front dour, at:d a competent person to sleep in thc Store, parties can ho supplied with Medicine at any hour of the night. if???SS STOVES! STOVlsT Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ? Tin-ware ! PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and alt work in this hue, put up lo order and ready for salo at tho OAR OL I A' A M A N U F A C T O li Y. Call at either bouse-Columbia or Newberry. HENRY H. BLEASE, JJarcli_22J_Proprietor. Oharlotte, Columbia & AugnstaR. R. Co? \ PRESIDENT'S OFFICE. CHARLOTTE, March 1, 1871. THIS Company will continue to receive m ut) ev.,<>" Juiiosit or loim for atv moulin or longer, and pay interest on tbs same at the rate ot ten per cent, pur annum. Deposits or loan* may be made with the Treasurer pf j tho Company tit Columbia, M. P. l'egram, Cashier, or tho undersigned. WILLIAM JOHNSTON. March 5 2vio President. Desirable Vehicles. I WE have now ou h mid a full and ^line assortment of BRETTS, Rock? aways ttud Buggies, which we offer at cost prices for cash. These are our own manufac- j ture, and we warrant them to be of superior workmanship. Wo are couatantly adding to our stock and will manufacturo to order any desired style of vohicle, from a small Pony Phmton toa largo Carriage. , REPAIRING promptly attended lo. CARROLL A SPELLMAN. March 29_L2?5L1 REMOVAL. Entire New Stock. THE undersigned respectfully informs (hi9 customers that he has REMOVED to (tho new atoro, on Main street, directly _Loppoaite the Columbia Uctel, and is fully prepared with au entirely NEW STOCK OF GOODS, to tit ?mt ft gentleman in tho very LVTEST FASHION. He baa secured the latest and best styles ot CLOTHS, CASSI MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOOD1* g- norally. Call at tho new stand and select a suit, or leave vour oidor and have it made to measure. C. D. EBERHARDT. March 2(5 _ Guano. TONS puro PERUVIAN GUANO, ?\) 50 ton? Berger St Bntze's Superphos? phate, for salo low to planters and dealers, for cash, bv WELLS A CALDWELL. Near G k C. h. lt. Defcut, Columbia, S. C. March 16_ Spring and Summer Goods, GOODMAN'S CLOTHING BAZAAR. THOUGH late in opening our stock or Gent's READY-MADE CLOTHING, wo chal? lo ico tho St ate for LOW PRICES, and aro ready and willing to comparo qu iii IT find ftaisb with all in our line-having had all goods m ado es? pecially for our trade. I Wo enumerate a few of [these goods, to convey in idea to thc commu? nity at largo, and those who have not, aa yet, honored us with a call: Fancy CaBsinicro Suita, Black Cassimero Suit?, Plain Colored Cassimero Suits, White Duck Snits, Cream Duck Suita, Brown Duck Suits, Der? by Sacka, Alpaca Sacks iii all colors, White Vesle, Fancy Vesta, Silk Vesta,.YO. Our Btock or FUR? NISHING GOODS and GENT'S UNDERWEAR is complete, nnd we feel justified in saying that our SHIRTS are the most perfect tilting ever found ready-made; Shirts also made to ord? r. Our line of HATS is large and varied; and in this line, too, wo defy competition in LOW PRICES. We ead r-pecial attention to tho K. K. K. Hat-something never as yet surpassed in beauty. In Silk Hats, we have all the styles of tho present season. We boast of the very largest slook ot STRAW. HATS in this city, embracing all sty les and colors. We ask but & fair trial to ^tarantee satisfaction, and most cordially extend an invi'.atiou to all in want of ftooda in our line tu pay us a call ero uurcLas ng olsewhere.. D. GOODMAN, Main street, nest to Pollock House. April 9 HAVE . ' ' ''.*'*' . .... ?."' i FALLEN! rpjj-g OLD ADI\GE OF qiTg"p> .KARLY BIRD CATCHES THE WOIIM,' Haa failed moat signally thia season, io tho j purchasing of DR'S- GOODS, For it is a wei! kuowu tact that thci o has boon a Depreciation of from 10 to 20 Per Cent. Within tho last twenty days. One of onr firm BEING ON THE SFOT, has taken all advan? tage of thc decline, which enables ns to fur? nish our friends'and the poblic at tho SAME REDUCTION. Having made arrangements in New York to he Supplied Weekly with Fresh Goods, Our patrons trill DECEIVE THE BESEFTT, as we inier.u to SELL CHEAP, And we invite aa INSPECTION OF Ol'R STOCK, Which is as Large and Attractive as Usual. Call early and get some of the Great Bargains That will be offered in every departinout of our house, onr motto being "0. LUCK SA LES AXI) SHOE T PROFITS." Fartics writing for SAMPLES, will PLEASE DE SPECIFIC, as that branch has so much in? creased lately, that we ?nd it will pay to con? tinue it, and, as an extra iuduccmont, wo will deliver all packages from ?25 and upwards FREE OF FREIGHT I Wc havo added a beaotifol stock of WALL DECORATIONS To our Honeo-fornlshing Department, Which will be SOLD LOWER Than they can be bought anywhere else in THI8 CITY. % ..'-"''.vc- ii t. . J. H. & H. W KIN ABD. April 9 HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, a OENTS' FURN?SDING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CANES AND 'Mei Boys' Clothing, (Succeeaora to W. J. Hoke.) WILL con tinao the business at tho old stand, Main street. We will sell tho recent purchase at New York coat. Come and see onr new ?tock of SPRING GOODS now arriving, and purchased by th?t experienced and artiatic clothier, Q. M. JOHN? SON, L; D. CHILDS, March 17 f2mo_JOHN 8. WILEY. "EMPORIUM OF FASHION," JAMES W. FOWLER, Proprietor, AUBKV1LL.E, S. C. -m DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND DRESS - MASING 8AMPLEB of DBY GOODS sent by mail. MILLINERY sent by ex preBB and satisfaction guaranteed. Particular attention paid tn the Oiling of orders. . April limo Charlotte, Colombia and Augusta H. K. TREASURER'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, 8. C., March 21.1871. ATTENTION of Stockholders is invited to following resolutions, adopted- at last aunual mectiDg: Resolved, That tho privilege of free trans? portation for stockholders and their families, to and from our annual meetings, hs here? after extended to the holders of stock in the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad , only. Resolved, That no stock bo allowed repre? sentation at any future stockholders' meeting, except stock in the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad. In anticipation of the annual meeting, which occurs on Wednesday, 3d May, th? transfers of stock will be suspended between 20th April and Sd May, inclusive. March20 t20 C. BO?KNIQHT, Treasurer. Boots, Shoes and Hats For the million! G R E AT L Y__REDUCED_ PRICES! I WILL SELL FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, AT AND BELOW COST, to make room for SPRING G OOD8. No old : stock on hand. The Goods aro Fresh and Seasonable. j?~CALL AND EXAMINE for yourselves,^* at the MAMMOTH BOOT, 8HOE AND HAT HOUSE, Under tho Columbia Hotel. Feb 12_A. 8MYTHE. 19,999 I>bs. Bacon, 2,000 Bushels Corn, 40 Barrels Sugar, 30 Sacks Ooftee, LL at the lowest figures they have been Loitered at SINCE TUE WAH. BUYING FOB CASH, SELLING FOB CASH, Turning ovor Gooda quick before thsy get o'.d or decline, we CAN, WILL AND DO offer the I very CLOSEST ria uni.? that CAN DE MADE. Oar Btock, both of HARDWARE AND GROCERIES,^ Haa recently been largely inoreas?d. April 2 L?RICK & LOWRANCE. M. OOLDSMITH. ?. KIND. GOLDSMITH & KIND, I FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, (Phoenix IroD Works,) MANUFACTUR? AI/,. ERS of STEAM ENGINES, of all s izo a; Horse Pop? pers, Circular and =Muloy Saw Mills, 'Flour Mills, Grist and Sugar Cane Mills, Ornamental Houso and 8tore Fronts,.Iron Rail? ings, Agricultural Implemt-nts, ?lo. Braes and Iron Castings nf all kinds made to ordor on short notice, and on tho mott reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers of COTTON PREHSE8._Aprils Imo NEW STORE ! NEW GOODS ! SEW PRICES OUR friends will find us in tho new largs brick building nearly opposite our old stand, where we will be glad tb welcome them, and offer the Largest Btock of Goods, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Wo havn ever bad. Onr heavy salsa within tho last two mouths has convinced ns that tho ONLT 8?8?KM IS I.CW PRICES AND QUICK SALES, and this shall ID future bo our motto. We oder the LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS ia the city, at the lowest prices; moat of lt having boen purchased for oash since the late decline. If this is not trao, wo will pay for lying._ L?RICK St LOWRANCE. LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALLEY &. BARN WELL. THE undersigned biro1 this -day entered Into partnership, in the practice of law under tho name of,TALUS;St BABSWKLI.. W. H. TALLEY? Jan * ; . NATHANIEL BARNWELL. :' " .. ' LIME, . THB O II KAT FERTILIZE fi. ICAN fnttiiab, LIM? at Depot at Walhalla, 8. C., for $1 50 per ?(j^t<J.^fldr?8ii tv :. ? R K v, B. ruo L D E R, WalhallaV? C. March 2C .