The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 05, 1871, Image 3
1 Pr?sident~*3r?nf*? Pir?etaiiiBtion.
Congress, entitled -'?Au Aot j to on f? roo
ment to the Constitution Of: tho United
a o?n si doc J it my:. d iity J to'- issue - this my
th* people of tho United States thereto5
ei?j?? ni rig7?? ob..att''good citizens, espe?
cially upon nil p nhl io bffloo'rs, to be zea-.
1OUB< in-the enforcement":thereof,and
warning all persona to abstain from com?
mitting any-of the acts thereby prohi?
bited. Thi?'law ol ConWroas applies to
-Hil parta of tho ?nitad-States, and will
.ba eWbroed^ery where;' to" the extent bf
; Ibo" power.fteMl; in tho; Exeoutivej^bqli
ipasipuok, :< ns tho necessity therefor is
, weU known .to have?,heeo "caused ohiofly
'by1 persistent viojutiohs of the .rights of
citize'ni bf the .United States by combi
n^ti?jQs-'?f lawless and disaffected per
..eons -kt i certain localities, lately -. the
theatre of insurrection''and military bott*
. ^; i do Vport?bul?r?V |iib?rt ffle p??
1.'ple.?q! th?se parts of tho. country to/eup
jeney .01 ?ocai; taws,- oner "ta mam tam
gi.O, rights ) otj?? .citizpnsji.f. ?j fche'.-t?nijed
tates, and to eeodreito alb anon citizens
of Congress ?o whiob public attention is
now balled, hndifelnotant to call isto-otJ
erds?v'?h'y! of.*h?j:?xtr?prd^?i7 powers
thereby.j^?s^j^?^' except in
- cases of impeTa^T^ecessily.^do-,- nevT
ertbeless, ^dfl?i?J it rnjs^duty to make
known that I will hot hesit?lo to 'exh au st
the p?w?r? thus ve<rted in tho Executive,
wben?ver and'-^?Bt^t^Kiai;l?jB^e .
necessary io do'B?l'fopTth? purposo bf
securing to . sll. citizens, of/the .United
States the ? peaceful < enjoyment of the .
right? guaranteed to th?m bytho Con?
stitution and laws, ::iti?hmy earnest wish
th afc peach and ohep.rf ni obedience to. law
may prevail throughout tho. land, and
-thae all . traces of our late 'Unhappy Civil
Ij H*|fiWlnn^y.'be speedily removed. ', j These
flends ?an b o ; easily ( reached by. ncqui
.escenco ia the results of tho oonfliot, now
.written in cur Constitution, and the due
ana impartial laws in every, part of ohr
. counfry,S'j;..p'Jx> VJ.:.UII.-; \ .
ci :. TthO failure of looai communities' to
'"faftyiph-suoh means1 fdr* the bbfainme'nt
u?PPP Ibe/N.aHonaiOQye?nmentihe.onty
IO? puMing forth nil ,ita enorflicB - for the i
pro tee Mon of? ita ' ^tiraras;'\t?t ' ?yery fabe -
peace ana order-throughout the -entire
obantrj?tf ?fdnu'^OQ bu .-.s stlr/ned-iO
. MA .testimony >whor?bf,'I bav? set my
11 tend and canoed the . seal .or,the,Uni tod,
.?tat?alobb affli'?d'.f---^-^."' '
. ... . third day of May,Mn tho year of our
Iiord eightoon. hundred and seventy
one, and of tho ihd?pondonce'of tho
United States the ninety ^fourth,-.
.a ^Srgned) nor, s;; ?BANT.
dt.A?.r.ti'.-!-??? 1.'.-?>.:
M; .<-. UO.?; _For?.*B? a<n?i)t?? ' ">
;??m>oN, Moy 8;^Thp.Honso of (Com
mons passed ? r?solution leaving ocean
postiigo with this Government, which is
knavf u: to bo averse to redaction. To
d?J(V Jacob Bright' m o v? d tho, second
,'re^4?4g bf tho bill enfranchising womon,
ond in support ai the bill j mndo all the?
ed d: and well KOO' t?i? u rg a rn en ts. in its fa
_.TO?L'.'. Boiler io spoke in opposition tb the
mensuro,! ropouttng veteran abjections to.
female 1 suffrage. , Gladstone followed,
flaying: he was. nob prepared to sustain
tho- measure,' for he w?V disinclined to '
involve; 'womanhood ir?tbe trying "sceiieB
?jud. turbulent excitements of elect ions
He preferred tho Italian idea of female
? suffrage, founded ori propel ?y, but oxer
oi??d. by proxy. Ha Wa$ ?ppoae^ fc? ,WB
. b.iu in its; present libapo, but was jresdy
il tO'BUStain a careful measure for the same
object. Lord j John Manners wds puz?
zled to discbyof tho grounds 0,f Glad?
stone's- apposition) and. said soenefl.at
". elections - were!, easily avoidable ? by the
samo means as already enabled members
uninterested !:i? Wore.' Beresford Hope
opposed tho. extension px suffrage, to fe
m ales as an outrage upon woman. -Lord
Playfair Univer?itos'e^t.ke! in favor of
rW0mab suffrage;.;' The vote was taken,
and resulted in a majority of sixty-nine
against tho bill. ' - ,,r,. ;. . -
: PARIS, May &~The Communists are
falling back. The Versaillistn re-occu?
pied*-Issy and the Park. Issy village
was almost surrounded; its remaining
defenders woco closely pressed. .; The
shells killed several in the Bue Vangei
rard. The YeraaUlisfa are apparently
massing for an attack on Fort Issy. The
Commune was compelled to reduce the
garrison of Fort Viooennes by the Prus?
sians, who demand a strict compliance
with the terms of capitulation.
PABIS, Wednesday Night, May 8.
Tho Communists have re-oconpied Issy.
Experiments with torpedoes planted
near the Sonthern forts blew five horses
into the air. Gen. B?sel forbids com?
munication with the enemy. Attention
to flags of trnoe ia forbidden. The in?
habitants of Av educ Deytth have been !
notified' to leave the ar on di sse mon ts
within twenty-four hours. The besiegers
aro active, and a decisive engagement is
imminent. A balloon left the Hotel de
Ville with letters to-day.* 1
VEnsm^LKa, May 4.- Tho Versailles
??rcds have carried, by assault, the insnr
gent position ai Sagnet Mill. 150 of the
, Communists Werpi klllod and 10 cannon
and 300 prisoners captured. The mill,
howe vor, has boon evacuated by tho Ver?
sai Iles troops, an1 it is exposed to a de
straqtlye fire from' the insurgent f or titi
. cations.. . [NOTE.-The Ssg?et Mill re
8or ted captured by Versaillesforoes is
oath of and about ono mile from Forts
Bioetre and DTvry.]
OHABIIBST?K, May 4.-Arrived-brigs
Bolla Do)orea ^Ojd ???uqvo .?abina, Ha?
v?na. ' _ \ k
o^fe^?g?^
bankers nnd capitalists, to form an asso?
ciation in -the1 Interests' 'of-'cotton and)
sogar producers, witli tho design of con?
trolling a portion :6f ;the: t?ade.. The
movement oontemplates tho, establish?
ment of a bank. , in . that direot interest,'
with"8500,COO capital. Tho building o?
sj ihrgo'' Cotton press, warehouse and
Shga^phodg^on the leYeo.with arrange?
ments for freight, will give Btv Loaia ad?
vantage of competing points, ii $100,000
are -now ready for ; tho., inauguration of
this enterprise/and it is said no difficul?
ty will bo experienced in'speedily raising
81,000,000 of capital. The project has
been talked of. for eOmo time,, and now
has assumed definite shape, and will be
undoubtedly carried out Soon.
. ALB?N?, N. Y., May 3.-After blobing
the.:polls, last ovening, in Greenbush,
Benesselaer Oounty, there haying been
n charter election there,.a gang of ruf?
fians mado an attack oh the inspector of
one of the districts, seized the ballot
box and smashed it. A fight eueued, in
which Luke Gonn i fi", who led the ruf?
fians, was, terribly beaten,. Duncan Mo-;
Farlane, President of Trustees, who was
defeated in tho election, was with the
ruffians, and, it is said, was tho ono who
smashed th? ballot-box. . The fight lasted
spme time, bub tho ruffians wore severely
punished: " Thc:citizens hold a m?eting
thia evening' to organize aghirist the' riot-:
ersi i . ' ? . ...
T Npyy.YpnJtfi Moy .3.-Ex-Judge Stew
urt, oonusel for Foster, charged with the
murder of Putnam, has put iu tho plea
that tb ? Indictment j s void anti irregu?
lar, on tho ground:' .that Judge Car doz a,
bqforo whom tho. indictment was. found,
was assigned tn ait ip- tho General Court
daring tho'April term of this court, and
that ''he' baa no, legal authority tb'preside
over tho Court of Oy er and: Terminer,
before which the case must come np. -
HABTFORTO, CONN. , May 4.-7TUO Le
gislaturo adjourned:, to Wednesday, tc
await the result of the committee's in
vestigation.
.. MILWAUKEE, May,4!-Annie Pdinero?
has ; gained a divorc?; with $20,000 ali
mon;. ' ....
SAN FBANOTSO?, Ma; 4.-The Medica
Aesooiation, af tor a long d?bate, referrei
the, case, of standing of Townsend) c
Philadelphia,, to the Ethics Committee.
GMLVEL.UTO, May 4.-Tho Miahiga
Southern and' Lake Shore lvuilroad hav
?f??ted Horace BS ?Clajk, President, an
Augustus ,8ohclJi: ViooprcsideUt.
. InANHiTQBT, KY., May- 4.-On th
sixth ballot/in tho D?mocratie con vet
tibn'for Govern or',' p. H.' Leslie receive
1638) ^ Procter Knott 432.
'NHWYOBJEC, May 4.-A special correi
pondent in Paris telegraphs that, tl
Communiais"gapiedcohsiderable^oon
within tko lost three:'days;.two regim^
before "Fort..Issy, yesterday, turned tl
fire upon Gon.~ d'Annea^'bobind' then
nnd.desertod to the Oommu.nistaV,
1 P BdonEsnaj, *N>!%f Moy,4.Tr-Tbp labo
era on tho,Erie Canal break.mode o di
orderly Btrike. Troops were sent i
quell them. ...^
. NBW ,Y.0B& jUay 4.-The. State Sope
in tondent of Insurance reports that t]
Knickerbocker Life Insurance.Oompar
has mot all legitimate claims. Jay Gou
voluntarily surrendered himself, and tl
books required to be produced, win
Gould waa released on $10,000 bail. \
' . ,|IWA0HTHOTON^ May. 4.-Weather pr
babilities-Cloudy, weather, with bri
South-westerly winds, are probable f
the lakes- on Friday; clearing . weath
for the lower Mississippi and the Gu
ahd high North-eaatorly winds, follow
by Westerly winds and ol on dy weath <
for the middleond Eastern States. ?.?
Rob edon, ia gone North for a wee
Gorcoran's condition ia less hopeful i
day. . - . [%'. . . .
I NEW : OI?EANS, . May 4.-rThe toma
on Tuesday, in the vicinity of Bat
Rouge, resulted in great destruction
property- Trees were uprooted ; a
bricks and plankslwhirled in every din
tion; tho North ?tnd South walls of t
penitentiary, together with the roof
the shoe factory and tho celia in t
South wing of the building were bur
away; the whole-second story and r<
of tho atorekouse of the United Sta
arsenal, with 300 ioot of the lab?rate
from o building and the roof of ono pc
dor magazine wer? blown away; 1
roof of the Catholic Church and
cemetery fence were blown away; fi la
number of frame houses were unroof
a sugar house and a number of cabins
Joaopb Bernard's [plantation were bio
away, and one colored . man waskil
and several wounded; the sugar hoi
gin house and cabins on James Mc(
lin's plantation were all destroyed i
several colored persons wounded; a r.
tion of a sugar house and all the cot
on W. S. Pike's plantation were bk
down, two colored men killed and et
ral wonnded; a number of ooal boats :
flats laden with coal were sunk. '
loss will reach $400,000. During
storm, an attempt was made by the <
vieta to escape. Only a few got av
who were speedily recaptured.
An Englishman, named George Tr
aard, a painter, who had been emplc
ot the Haleigh and Gaston Baili
shop, North Carolina, .drank nine
gallons of modern whiskey in fif
days. The paper whioh makes
statement superfluously adds that
died.
A Beeret political society, mostly <
posed of workingmen, bas been dis
ered in New York. It hes been in e
enco only two months, and it oin
has a membership of 50,000 ia that
It has branches in the larger oities kn
as Bafts.
A little son of Mr. G. H; W. Bo
of Wilmington, N. C., lost his lif
drinking a portion of tho contents
bottle of carbolic acid, which had
left within his reach by a careless
vant.
io?- ^ .
: I?ONDO*^*;. May ~"4-^Noori.^Con<3o?i
03)|. Bjohd8:90>?? : : ?
2 LOOT?D'N, May 4-rrEvoning..--B??h\Sp
lucres^ ?500,000.R jjj^^^'.aroS-iiQ
\ \avW?ooii, May ] 4-Noon .-Cottoxi
; .'-Nisw.i' ixOBrt,?t?y':. i -?iopn.^-GoI?
steady, nt HM- G o vern menta steady,
batrda?l.' Stocka d?ir and ratter heavy.'
Monoy easy, ai 5.\ Stale bonds dall and
beavy. i;.Exobabge^lbng JQ??;. .short
10>?. Floor, ancV^wheat dall and un
ohauge'd. ? . Corn scarce and Arni; Pork
steady*'. ?ti^?7ifWMp?tt?ri ?rci?r-up?
lands^ 15%; ' Orleans 15)tt;. sales 8,000
bales.': Freights iateady. . _ .
'7 Pi M^Ootton strong, with sales of
6,031 bales, at 15%. Floarr^Sou thorn
nuohanged. ' .'.-Whiskey Jowar, ?92.
Wheat . closed firmer-winter rea: ind
amber Western 2.55@2.57. Corn dull,
air 80@81."jj Pork 17.25. Beef quiet.
Lard-fajrly active-kettle 11%. -Freigh ta
a akn.de firmer. Money .very easy, nt. 3.
National tank notes ^^}?cV. discount*
Gold 11(^11%. ; Governments dull and
steady. Southerns very doll, with little
change. Tenn?ssees'67>ii; new 67%.
Virginias 68??; new 71; Louisianas 67;
new 62; levees : 69; 8s 80. | Alabamos j
1.01 ; 6s 70. i Georgina 80; |7s 88. North:
Carolinas 47>?; new-25; South Caro-'J
Unas 71; now 61}<j.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Flour in fair de-j
mond-family 6.25?650. Corn ad?
vanced and iu fair demand, at 57@58.
Pork dull and holders unwilling to con?
cede; 17.25 asked; small sales at 17.12(qU
17.25. Lard dull at prions asked and bo
demand, i Bacon-shouldered 7; -sides
9K@W -Whiskey 88. ii !
liALTiMoiiKj May 4.*-.Flour quiet and
un ch an god. . .Wheat firm and active
choioe white;l<90.. Corn-white South?
ern 75@76; yellow 75. Provisions and'
whiskey unchanged. Cotton firm, but
not higher-middling ? 14 >?; receipts 300
bales; sales 525; stock 5,500.
LouisvuiiiB, May 4.-Corn steady-|
sacked 68. .Flour unchanged. Provi- j
sions heavy.-'Mess pork 18.00. Bacon
unchanged.; ; Whiskey 88..
Nsw OnnsANs, May 4.-:Flour irregu- j
lar-superfine.6.00; double 6.60; treble
6.75. Pork dull-offered at 19.00. Ba?
con dull, nt 7)$@10J?. Lard dull and
nominal-kegs 12>?@12%. Sugar iu
good demand-r^c?mmon 7>^@7^; fair
9>?@9^; prime 10%. Molasses in good
demand-plantation reboiled 40@45.
Whiskey steady, at 87@89%. CottoiJ
active ?nd higher-rmiddiingl4|^@14^5
reoeipts 4,017 bales; Bales 4,000; stook
164,048.
WILMINGTON, . .Moy : ,4.-Cotton quiet
and nominal-middling 18J<?; receipts
300 boles; stook 2,290.
:' Nonpoivit, Moy Cotton quiet-dow
middling,14; receipts 125 bales; soles'50';
stock i;986. m, mi . ~?
BOSTON, M0y. 4.-Cotton' quiet and
firm-middling 15^;. receipts 1,186
bales; sales .500; stook 19,000.
MODIXIB,; May 4,-^Cotton firm-mid?
dling 14??; receipts 49 bales; sales 1,000;
stock 87,165... . i
SAVANNAH-, May 4.-Cotton in moder?
ate demand-middling 14; reoeipts 797
bales; soles 450; stook 46,451.
GALVESTON, May 4.-Cotton activo and
in good demand^-good ordinary 12%;
receipts 796 bales; sales 2,500.
CiiAiiiiEHTON, May 4.-Cotton firm-f
middling 14; receipts 390 hales; soles
400; stock 10,323.
A DOURTA, May 4,-Cotton closed firm,1
Ond holders asking an advance of ??o.;,
sales 677 boles; receipts 162.
Machinery for Sale at Low Prices.
EVERY article in perfect working order,
nearly now:
Wood & Mann SO Borso HORIZONTAL EN?
GINE, with two Driving Pulleys,- seven feet
diameter and twelve incb face, turned. 40
Horse LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, with steam
and water connections, all complete; Gauges,
Gooks, Governor, Feed Pumpa, Heater, Bteam
Whistle and assortment of toola.
One PLANING MACH INE, (Ball & Wit
Hams,) with tongue and groova boxea at?
tacked., '. ' . " /a ?
Two BAW TABLE8, with? improved Man
dreht; and six Circular Saws, for ripping and
orosB-cattinrf. Math and Ooouter Shaft, wita
Pulleys, Bearings and Belting. Also, Portable
Frame Building, 50x32feet. Addresser mail,
T. W.: PAR MELE, Columbia, 8. O.
tfg" Cbarloaton Courier copy once and for?
ward bill. May3t3"
OF
EXPENSES
Stares are always paid by tho
CUSTOMERS.
Tho smaller tho expensoe tho
C HE APER
The Goods can bo Bold; therefore, as thc
$33,000 Store is tho smallest, lt iu an induco
mont to bay
DRY GOODS
From C. F; JACKSON,
esr Wim keeps FIRST CLASS GOODS at the
LOWEBT PRICES. April 20
FAN MILLS,
QRAIN CRADLES,
nO R SE - PO WEBS,
REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kinds Harvoeting Machines
on hand and for sale at lowoat prices in the
market.
Wo oall speoial attention to onr Horse?
power, which is tho best power in uso and
not high priced. With onr exporionco in
planting, and the neo of agricultural imple?
ments and machines, together with our facili?
ties for having gooda manufactured, we claim
wo can give lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any othor house in the
country. Send for oatalogue. 1 '
April 23_L?RICK & LOW BANGE.
Bio Coffee.
pf {\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to
QU dealers by_ED WA BP HOPE. 1
Seesrer*' Beer
DON'T contain Strychnine. It ia pure, and
warrantod to bo so. March ll
Eiouraion to.8t. Augustine and the St.
.^A ML THE splendid and
^W^C fast 8 to amer DIOTA
^^iRk] ^-TTVv TOB, Capt. LY St. Cox-'
7jf\7 ?wS^Vv*v ett?ri ^'U leavo tho
? ^r^iirv??I &N8F1V^W* clty of.CbarlGston, on
^^^^g^^g^.TUESDAY, May lt!tb,
ekonro?on to F??rida, arriTing at Savannah on
[Wednondav morning early, and remaining
there until, afternoon, affording ample time tp
vialt Buenaventare and other points of Intor-^
cst. '.Lcaving.atSo'clockP. Ju.., fillanlye ut
St. Augustine Thursday morning, where a
'moat agrooablo day maybe spent inspecting
tho ancient Spanien fortrean, the Cathedral,
a iid other re lie a of tho first Battlement on tho
oontinont, in Bailing on the bay br visiting tho
orango groves of tho neighborhood., ? . --
Leaving St. Augustine on Friday morning,
tho Dictator will pass np the St. John's to Pa?
latina, by daylight, stopping at all point's of
int?rpBt, thua affording a rare opportunity of
Boeing, to the boat advantage, the mont beau?
tiful of Southern rivers.
Boin ming, will leavo Jacksonville Saturday,
Fernandina tho same afternoon, arriving at
Savannah Sunday morning ahd Charleston
Sunday evening.
Fare for round trip $18. No extra charge
for meals or staterooms.
May 8U RAVEN EL St CO., Agents.
"LOVE & GO."
"^TTLL open on MONDAT a beautiful Uno
Ladies' Bress Goods,
. . INCLUDING .
MADDER LAWNS,
From 10c. upwards.
BILK GRENADINES,
.From'25c. upwards.
LACE POINTS,
ARD
LACE PALETOTS,
From ?3.00 to $50.00.
AIBO, WO will exhibit a beautiful line and a
BIO DRIVE IN :
SHETLAND 8HAWLS
KW
SHETLAND MANTLES,
.. ^r$3.00 EACH.
Ever fahy alive to the wants of onr custom?
ers, oar bayer in New York is watching the
market olcaoly, and has sent na, UNDER THE
DECLINE, a Bia STOCK Of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We aro making quick aale? and ?mall profits
and our fo!#prfe*aeatiafy the desist ouyer.
......... n .. - w. D. LOYE-,
Aprn ia?'....".; ': * ;D.;g;~MoqREERY. '
Ak?Hif Cal? for" tho BasVSter?osdopio
Mim aesortman^of Vi?^V"8 In Gormany, I
X3L California. Switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Scotland,- fchm-HiTor^Tbarnea, near Loddon;
?IBO, in the United' States; Statuary, colored
and plain. AJeo, ' STereoHcopuB, some low
.'priced, for sale at L -.
' . BRYAN & MoOARTER'S Boolretore.
jj May 3 /_ -.y-. \ t '
I jp Dissolution. \
ft\B.? copartnership beretoforo existing un
X der tho firm of J. A T. \i. AGNEW io thin
day dissolved by mut ail* consent. AM in?
debted to said firm will ploafjo make immedi?
ate paymentto John' Agnew & Son1, to whom
those havjng c'aima agalnit said firm wlU pre?
sent same for uquidatlcn.' i
- ' > r?+ JOHN AGNEW,
A|)ril 80 fly- N THOMAS B. AGNEW.
c ' '.Copartnership.
TT1HE nndoreigncd, having purchnsod tho
JL stock of merchandizo of tho late firm of
J. & T. R. AGNEW, will conduct the business
at tho old stand, under the firm of JOHN. AG?
NEW Sc SON. They trout, by strict attention
to business, and tho low ra,tVH at which they
will sell their goodB, to ?necit the patronage
heretofore oxteuded to tho lato.firm.
JOHN AGNEW,
April 30 6_JOHN AGNEW, Ja.
CHILDS & WILEY,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING,
HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES,'
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, CANES AND
Boys' Clothing,
(Successors to IK. J. Hoke.)
WILL continue the business at the old
stand, Main street.
We will sell tho recent purchnso at New
York Cost.
Como and BCO our new stock of SPBING
GOODS now arriving, and purchased by that
experienced and artistio clothier, G. M. JOHN?
SON. L. D. CHILDS,
March 17 f2roo_JOHN 8. WILEY.
CORRECT TIME
>x-s>. MAY bo obtained by calling at ISAAC
f 4?A SULZBACHER'S and purchasing ono
^of those justly colobratod ELGIN
WATCHES, and whore you can find a
_ completo atock of Diamonds, Jewnlry,
?I" "~^\\ Silver and Plated Vi aro, of tho best
H W manufacturo. In addition are the
United 8tates, Waltham, English and SW?SB
Watohos in Gold and Silver Cases, which will
be closed ont at New York prices.
Constantly on hand fino Oold ChainB, Seal
RingB, Charms,Lockets, Slcove Buttons, Sets,
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles.
All kinda of Repairing dono promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC 8ULZBAC?IER,
April 27_Undor Columbia Ootol.
Fishing Tackle.
ALARGE and complote assortment of
8ILK, GRASS, FLAX ind COTTON
LINES.
ALSO,
Every variety of superfine Limorick and ?
Kirby HOOKS, Limorick Hooka on Gimps,
and Gut, Cork Floate, Trout Spinnora, Dip
Nets, Fly Spoons, Multiplying Reels, Just re?
ceived at E. POLLARD'S.
April 25 tfO_
LIME,
TUB GREAT FEllTIMZEK.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
8. C., for $1 50 per barrel. Address,
REV. B. IIOLDEB. Walhalla, S. C.
??...*.'* Awry ".. ?A
hu ? t-iUt*') t'tt ?rudeM . * :.. ''*'? ".. ' -s
1? C?L?l?BlA !
JL OU are respectfully invited to pall at tho
??U>r$,of L?RICK ? Lo w it ANCE, where yon
will find the largest and moat completo stock
Of HARDWARE, QUO OE HIEB, AGBICUL
TUB*!.- IHPI^SMENTS, and general Planta?
tion Supplies, of any houso in Colombia, and
at prices that invariably please, ;; '
L?RICK * LOWRANCE,
West aide Hain 8 tr cot,
First Bloch above Colombia-Hotel.
M?y? . ail dimpk
Just Bieoeive?,
AT
PORTER & STEELE'S,
A FOLL UNE or
SASH RIBBONS,
.1 IN ALL COI/OBS, Fon
. MAY PARTIE8 V
April 27
M'? ;IC E N Z IE
. -18 NOW PREPARED
WITH A FULL AND SELECT STOCK I
OF 1 : ?
- . . \,. i < . ? t v > j :
Fancy Goods and Toya?
THE .mont complote in .variety and1 quality 1
:in tho oliy. Spring gooda for. boys and |
girls, consisting of Bats and Balta, Harblea,
Skipping Hopee, Croquet Sets, .Hoops, Blow,
Robber, Blondin, Rainbow, Gyr?abopo, Cha?
meleon, Spring and Fancy Tups, Doha in pro
fa?ion, dressed and ondreseed, Fancy Boxes,
Bags, with b large stock of Common TOTS. I
A large and varied assortment of puro Can?
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes - of all kinds
fresh, roado every d ay. * French Bon Bona?
OrystaUiaed Fruits, Ghooolate, Nougeat,Lon?
don Almonds, Cream Dates, Ao. Canned
Qoode, a foll supply. JeUies, home manufac?
turo from pure fr nit. Foreign Fr id Us and
Nota, Aim on da, Raisins, a f nil line. : English
Crackers, Albert Biscuit,.genuino.
Weddings, PartiOH.Pio Nice. &o.t supplied to ,
order, with Cake, leo Cream, Lemonade, Ac..
Gall at McKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
Store, Hain street, near Btato HGUBO, and bo
convinced that our assort mon t audpriocaoan
not be exoeUed._?. . , .4. April 26
WALTER 0. FI8HER,
(Opposite ?olumbia'notel;)
DRUGGIST AND
ife sss!
Drugs, Medicines, ! ?rietaicals,
SPONGES*? i im . Chamois Skins,
Corks, ul j:..;?(-. i'oHot Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, . . Combs,
Toilet Soap, . .. - CaatBeSoap*
Bay Rum, Hair OUs,
Viohy Salt, Kissingen Salt,
Nit..Cerium, Leibig's Meat, \ '
Jam. Ginger, - Corn Staroh, i 1
Gelatine,. : . Cloves, .
All?pico, i I \ Cinnamon.,, . .' 1
Nutmegs, - Mace, j
Puro Soda, Eng., ' Cream Tartar,
>'/* Congress Water," 4o.~"ly .
.3" Proscriptions prepared 'ist any hour of
the night or day. ? ._April 29
For Sale.
MWE offer the following desirablo pro?
perty for sale:
THAT splendid famlty RESIDENCE,
with forty-two acres of land attached, known
aa the "Walker Place." Several hundred
fruit trees of the choicest, 'selection now
in fnll beariug. Tho lands aro comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
Boundary, one of onr most public streets.
ALSO, , >
That very desirablo piece of property situ?
ated on corner of Richardson and Lumber
streets, running back to Assembly, containing
near two acres land. On tho premises ia a
lengthy brick store, say 200 feet deep, The
lot comnrisos one of the most desirable build?
ing sites in tho city. , . ?
ALSO, ,
Tho Lot situated on corner of .Richardson
and Liurol-streets, opposite tho proposed
Court House and Post Obice, for which 175,000
has been appropriated, fronting 00 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel. ....
B. CN EALE A BON,
April 29_Cotton Town.
BRANDIES.
5CASKS James Hennesay's ? Brandenburg
Freres BRANDIES, imported direct,.and
ofierod pure and unadulterated. These com?
prise vintages of 1833, 1838, 1860 and 1863.
Stock of Hocks. Clarets and White Wines in?
clude some of tho most famous brands a? well
as sound low priced goods. For sale by
March 25_GEO. BYMMEttfl.
Terms Cash Only.
OUR torms ore strictly cash, and no order
.will hereafter be filled, or goods deliver?
ed, until paid for. AU parties indebted to UB
will pleaeo call and pay the Hame immediate
ly. _J. A T. R. AGNEW.
REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.
THE undersigned respectfully informs
ol his customers that he has REMOVED to
?13 tho now atoro, on Main street, directly
-lUXopposito tho Columbia Hotel, and ie fully
prepared with an entirely NEW 8TOCK OF
GOODS, to fit out a gentleman in tito very
LATEST FASHION, ne has scoured tho
latest and best stvlos of CLOTHS, CASSI
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at the now stand ?nd
select a suit, or loavo your order and have it
made tomoasuro. O. D. EBEBHARDT.
March 20_
Natural Frozen loe.
AS tho summer season ia now approaching,
I wish to inform my old customers, and
the pnblio in general, that having secured a
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, thia
winter, wo are prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity, aa' low aa any that oau bo procured
boro, that is, from one to ono and a half cen ta
per pound, according to quantity, and have
been Belling at that pr i co sinco tho Ut of
January. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't,
March 17 2mo_Colombia Ice Honao.
JUST RECEIVED,
ASHALL invoice of those gonuino Albert
BISCUITS, manufactured by McKcnalo j
?fc McKenzie, Edinburg, Scotland.
ALSO,
English Biscuits, Fancy Nie Naca, Bril?
liants, Gem?, Cornhill, Ac.
April 7 JOHN McKENZIE.
?> B ALBE S
> J?ii i % ? rl?' . '.':.'.?.{ Vi-".
And Those ?l Want of
D RY; GO ODS.
TIT
. YT E hare now ia store a foll line of the
newest and most
FASHIONABLE GOODS
.;vti;( i. Ju.I: ifyt*::,. .... ,.: . ?
Of domestic", FreVrioh and English manufac?
turo, which wo guarantee, at all times, to ?sell
aa low1, if not at leas prices,.than .any house
in Colombia, baying ont Goodu from the
largest and most celebrated establishments
In the United States. And aa .wo desire to
please all, we have now in our bonas? the
BES? GRADES
: ' ' . vj : , ir., i ri :
. ? OF ?
EVERY CLASS OP ; GOODS,
From the lowest to tho highest, ana wo feel
I confident that all those favoring ns with ah
I order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
O UR HOUSE
- 1 IB"'-'. . .. ?}[
THE O XT ZS
In this city to deal with/
We will, npon application, send promptly
by mail, full lines of samples of those kind of
Goods- desired, arid specified hy our friends
and customers. All ordere, ocoompanicA;by
cash amounting to. ?25 and over, delivered in
any pufrot th? 'free^orir'eighrch^?eli.
Those unaccompanied: -will l>o oont OJ ?. I>. \
Wo reaped tinily eoltcit otdera, ; which will
receive;tb/S;?owpfe and, por&Onal AUontiqh, pf
One of.tho firm., Oar, prices being low,,we
think we3can mdflr Batara^?UiW>U, 'Give
us atrial'. '. 5?PW? (i^ffR#'
? I J."BL. Sc M.7L; ERHARD;- '
May s .-'lug..- ? ;-^.f. COEUMBIA, S. O.
Otm^BEADTIFD Li ATTRACTTVE^??fD
extraordinary
': . ri url;'"; ' . W V ;
CHEAP STOCK OP DRY GOODS
Is in store andmoving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which we will continue to receive nil through
the sea eon.
OHA SAMPJL.K BURKAU
Ia a success, and we are now distributing
Goods over the entire State through Its
agency. Tho most careless observer cannot
bot eec tho great advantages to be derived
from dealing with a live house, like ours,
where everything ia kept moving by oyatem
and order-where no extra profits are tacked
on to pay idle hands. Of conree, we can and
do SELL GOODS GHEAPEB THAN ANY
HOUSE IN .THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, coat we sell more Goods than all the
rest added together. ' That ia the proof.
The people know where to bny cheapest, and
let the stranger follow the great public. In
buying, let them follow those who know
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
April 8 _
GEORGE TUPPER,
BROKER, REAL ESTATE AND INSUR?
ANCE AGENT. Office over W. G. Fisher's
Drng Store, oppoalto Columbia Hotel, Main
street, Columbia, 8. C._May 2
Cotton Seed Oil.
AFURE article, superior to others aa a
salad oil for table use, at one-third the
prlco of imported. For uale by
April 9 _EDWARD HOPE.
i White's Gardening for the South, B
BY the late Wm. A. White, of Athone, Ga.
$2.
HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR?
KET GARDENER. $1.50.
The Phosphate Rocks of South Carolina,
their History and .Developments-Colored
Plates. $1.25.
Six Sermons on Temperance,.by Lyman
Beecher.
Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Leotnroa on
Preaching, R. L. Dabney, D. D. $1.50.
Anv above sontiby mall.
DUFFIE A CHAPMAN,
Feb 19_Opposito Columbia Hotol.
Pickled Meats. &c.
mniS DAT RECEIVED:
X FULTON MARKET ROUNDS,
Fulton Market BEEF,'
Pig Pork,
Davis' Diamond Ham?,
Forris' Sugar-onred Stripa,
Extra Beef Tongues,
Smoked Beef.
Something new every day, to try anupleEae
our patrons?_j GBO. 8YMMEBB.
Fot: Bale/ ; jj >
3?*(\ f\ ACRES of LAND In fiarnweU,
.OULF on tho?diatt?.;v ; -J.,v^r'-..
750 ACRES in Korahaw-rin lot*jw STiit,
Saw Mill and 2.000 acres of Land In Lexing?
ton, on North Edleto, $7,000. ,
2,500 aerea Watoree Bottom Land, $2 pr acre
2,600 aoroB creek bottom and pine Land, at
$2 per aero. 1 Houso in thia city, $5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen aorea LAND, near tne
city-$8.500. Apply to JOHN BA?8KETT,
Attorney at Law and Beal Estate Agent.
8eo? 25 ly