The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 02, 1871, Image 3

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RB ORGANIZATION OF THE AUSTRIAN CABI? NET. VIENNA, November 1.-Baron Holzge tham denning, tbs Emperor wanted Baron Hellousperg, formerly Governor Of Bohemia, to form a. Cfthioet. NOON DESPATCHES. -SMALL VOX Ht THYLADELPHIA-MILI? TARY CHANGES-PEO CAB LB BAILING OF MILITARY PRISONERS-GEORGIA LEGISLA? TURE IN SESSION, aa? AO. WASHINGTON, October 31.-It has transpired 'that - there has been mach etraw bidding for Boothera mail con? tracts opened to-day, and aa the Attor? ney-General's opinion oom pels the Post? master-Genera! lo award the CODtract to the lowest bidder, it is probable that moat of the tem por say contracts mada last July, to end.December 31, or until otherwise ordered by the Postmaster,' will be con tinned-until 'the next HO nu al letting. . . ? Geographical boundaries and ohange of commandera of military division de? partments, causea excitement in military circles. On dil- Sheridan will be as? signed to the Dep?rtm?nt bf the Sooth. MEMPHIS, October 31,-The orew of the Steamer Mary Boyd arrested the mate and shot e, negro. The timely arrival of the p?lice saved the mate's life. Several mutineers were arrested, but the ring-leaders eaoupedk . J x%rxrxsr>BiiPHlA,; Ootober- 31.-The re? port of the Board of Health state smull . p?x>Hwa9laa.t wevk 400. and for the year . ?,647., .TJearhs,Taat ieeek 85, and for the ye?r,^.88?.r :'; ? ^N?w YORK, October. 31. -It ?B rumor? ed tha-fc-T Weed bas resigned as a candi data, fgr the State Senate and office of Commissi oner of Public Works. .'Hilton'it. Helper writes from Buenos Attires, Angnst 29, that there is a fright? ful -prevalence of small-pax. The deaths ?>O?S?! yejlovf fever during tho summer were 26,000 in BuenbaAyres, and 3J,OOO in the province of Carri ratas. . . Rosenzweig, the abortionist, wa? taken to Sing Sing, to-day. ' CmciGO. October 81 Tho Tribuno appris t?. the generous in behalf of the Bufferers ?o Wisconsin. Michigan and Minneaot^a, .Probably 50.000 persons in NoctherhWisconsin and Mtohigan have been stripped, of every pososasion, and' many have b?^e? rendered s lek, blind os crippled by the ordeal, which will aeces: sarily make them objects of chatty for . ^h^^pla fp?^iea ?u?S^^?^^^ ruit?, there ar?'n^^s^hM^^rjS^^ i on whom, aa in Chioag?^??m?f:^"-";th?' Buffering can fall back 1 ;for\ aa^ata^OO Offloers of the Brick-layerf?'Jlai?o.aiwrt that the body has taken uph^l??fy^'tfe-? gard to wages, and tue adv^co}*u Wjsge? has been owing to competing bids of employers who offered largar wages to journeymen to leave their former em ployera. Tho damaged grain in four of the burnt elevators, quantify not stated, sold to-day for $559. The company will not rebuild the Opera House, but will pu? the. boaioess back on the old eite. The Pacific Hotel will be built on tbe - did plan and Bite. CINCINNATI, Ootober 31.-Andrew Sto? ver, formerly living six miles East of Delphas, -Ohio, was confronted in his own house, on Saturday night, by a rob? ber, rrt:a .presented a revolver. Stover knocked the revolver fr )m the robber's band and stabbed him to death with a pocket knife. A coroner's jury exoner? ated Stever. ALBANY, GA., Ootober 31.-The in? jonction granted Saturday against sun? dry parties who have seized property of the Brunswick and Albany Railroad, John Soreven was confirmed by the court cs receiver. , ' MATAMORAS, Ootober 27.-Tbe courier brings news from the capital to tbe 234 All was quiet, Diaz was not io thur "field. All the Governors had offered Juarez ' congratulations and support to suppress the Monterey pronnnoiameoto. Tho Juariste deny thu capitulation of Saltillo. Tho revolutionists hold the commuuioa tiona between Monterey and tbe border. NEW YORE. November 1-James Fisk, Jr., was formally arrested last evening, on the sait of Josephine Mansfield, on civil action, to recover 830 000 of Mans? field's, which Fisk received but failed to ssscss! for. He gave bail in $35,000. A letter from Mansfield to Fisk upbraids bim for perfidy to her. and savs it'* a shame to compel her, who grew up with bim from nothing to the now great Erie impress trio, to vindicate himself ic coart. 8b d refers to bis scheme, revealed to bor four years ago, of stealing Erie bonds; of staying with him in Jersey City; and how and when he was buyiug the New York Legislature, he said it would result in either a Fisk palace io Nsw York, or a atone palace at Sing ?3iog; requested ber, if it waa the latter, to take a cottage outside tbe prison. She is willing to have affairs arbitrated by Wm. M. Evarts, bot says if bis power over the courts is still supreme, and Satasissy still able to pruUut him, the reward may still be bil. CINCINNATI, November 1.-The BaVy\ Enquirer, the leading organ of the Du- ' ' ? moorats of Ohio, contains, this morn? ing, an editorial, expressing pr?f?rence -fdr Thomas Av Scott, of Pennsylvania, - aa the Democratic oandidate for tue Pre -.Jdeuoy. The artioie discusses Mr. Scott's fitness for tbe office at consider? able length. BALTIMORE, November 1.-A boiler in Oulyertou's sogar refinery exploded, killing one and scalding a number. Now ORLEANS, LA., November 1.-The races commence December 5. There will be three races each day; $10.009 in prizes and stakes; two hurdle races and ope steeple chase during the meeting. NIGHT DESPATCHES. ATLANTA, November 1.-Both brunches of the Legislature met to-day, organizad . and adjourned till t J-m or row. Kw Tome, November tg&Bm Curd wit* be^riarsutihed^il afteWbe 8th of November.! ' Qvjaaasaxi, November 1.-Sidney D. Maxwell, for many years connected with tho GazeUg,;aucoeods .Wm. Smith, who bas re?igrjed, as Superintendent of the Chamber of Commerce. PHILADKI?PHIA, November 1.-Pension Agent For bea is held in 825 OOO bail. City Troa^urer Maroer was to-day arrest? ed ota: ? charge/of defamation!, ? "WASHINGTON, November 1.-It was stated to-day by a high execrative offloer that it was probable the Ka Klux prison? ers, with the exception of some of tbe most prominent of them, wonld be ad? mitted to bail. Captain George A. Magruder, of the United Status navy, died in Paris. Emery, who gave way for Stokes, has been reap poi u tod supervisor of revenue for Tenneaaee. Grant off.-TB his interest in thc Seneca Stone Company.for sale. The debt statement shows a decrease during'the month of nearly 89,000,000; gold m the treasury, 899,000,000; ourret - cy, 810,250,000 81.5O0.OU0 of tbree per cents of thedebominition of $5,000, from number 2,593 to 2 818, and of 810,000, from number 2,567 to 2,833. have been called in. Interest ceases on the 1st of December. A military order issned to-day trans? fers North Carolina from the Department of the Eas to the Department of tbe Sou tb. The Indian Territory, North ot Texas and South of Kansas is added tu the Department of Texas, under oom maud of Gen. Auger, and t(iet Depart? ment of Texas is added to the. military divisiuo of tho Missouri. The Depart? ment ot Platte is disooDtinned, and the territory embraoed is attached-to the De? partment of Missouri. * Louisiana, Arkansan, Mississippi and tho Gulf posts, as far Eastward as and etnbrabiug Fort Jefferson and Key 'West, will constitute a new oommand, called the Department off the Gulf, nuder bommaod of Col. Emery, of the 5th Cavalry. Col. Robb, collector of customs at Savannah, is gone home, with high as? surances that he will not be molested. Probabilities-TL;; urea of high baro? meter in the ' Ohio valley will probably move North add Eastward, with brisk Northerly winds, to-night, for a short time, from Virginia to New York, fol? lowed by partially cloudy and clear weather on Thursday iu the Middle States and on the lower lakes, and with South-westerly winds and rising tempe 'csat'ute.on the npper lakes; North-west er)y winde, veering to South-west, will co'nsioue pn Lake Ontario' on Thursday, au&tcekh.North-west winda continuo on tl^e?fww Epgland coast; increasing to a >nod.prate gale at some distance off the shore- Tho low pressure ou the coast of ijtta^?i? . wiU probably produce a severe * torin in Nova Scotia. Cautionary eiguala are ordered from Chesapeake Bay to Maine for this evening. - I5HABIJB8TON, NovembHr 1.-Arrived steamships Manhattan. New York; Fal? con, Baltimore; bark Keystone, Boston; schooners Carrie rt. Webb, New York; Sarah Woods, Philadelphia. CHAKXIBBTON, November 1.-The new reform city government, elected last Au gast, by a combination of tbe substan? tial citizens of all classes and parties, was installed into office to-day. Mayor Wagoner will at once inaugurate impor? tant measures of municipal reform. lhere ia great rejoicing in tbe commu? nity in consequence of the change. Three fever deaths in the last twenty four hours. MONTGOMKBY, November 1.-The State fair is a decided success, notwithstand? ing the bad weather of yesterday and last night. The articles exhibited are numerous, a.ul show the great progress of the State in manufactures. The great races are yet to came off. The most noted running and trotting horses of tbe South and West ure present to contend on Thursday, Fridnv and Si*nrd*v. Financial and tummmlul. COLUMBIA, S. C., November 1.-Sales of cotton to day 50 bulos-middling 1624' LIVERPOOL, November 1-8 P. M. Cotton opened firm and is now stead v uplands 9ki; Orleans 9.?^. Livanrooii, November 1-Evening. Cotton closed Steady aud prices un? changed. NRW YORK, November 1-Noon. Sales of cotton for future delivery, lust evening. 7,300 bulos, as follows: Novem? ber IBXf?lliX; January 18 15-I6i?l9: february ~19??($19 ? 16; Marou 19>?(a> 19%; April 19%(o)19%. Stocks strong. Gohi l'?,V?. Uovern mente and H tat et. dull and steady. Sterling-long 8%; short 9%. Flour, cora and wheat duli and uuouangfd. Pork quiet, at 12 85(a) 13 00. Cotton heavy, a? 18%; Orleans 19%; sales 2 00 I bales. Frei g nts quiet. 7 P. M.-Money steady, at 7, currency to gold. Prime business paper 12@15; some good names sold as high aa 2U Sterling heavy and lower, at 8y?. G*dd has been irregular aud exalted, at 12>g(m GaverumeutH ?rm but very dull -62s, ex-interest, 13%. States not very aotiva-Tennessaea 00%; new 66. Vir? ginias 60??; new 63 Louisianas 65; new 56; levees 63; 8? 74 Alabamas 98}A ; 5s 67. Georgias 8.?; 7a 86. North Caro linas 36%; new 19j?. South Osmiums 70; new 38%. Cotton easier; sales 2,767 Hales - uplands 18%; Orleans li)% Flour -Soutberu dull and drooping; common to fuir extra 7.00(2)7 65; good to choice 7.70@9.25. Wuisktiy dull, at 92J?. vVheut irregular HUI! unsettled-mulei red Westeru 1 55(a) 1 60. Corn closed heavy and lower, ut 77><?(oV78. Wee dull, at 7"?@M>B. Pork 13 00. Kettle lard id.1., Freights quiet. Sates of tu tures to-day, 1 400 ba<ea, UM follows: Nu ve.nber 18??(&18}?; D.'oember 18^(?) 18%; Jaunary 18 l-16(a)181S 16; F. bili? ary 19 @ 19 9 16; Mai eh lit* 1??$ ; April 19%; May 2 >(a)20^. liAi/riuouK, November 1.-Flour less firm-Western tinnily 7 60(rr?8 50 Wheal weak. Corn-white 70(b)72; yel ST. LODIS, November 1.- Flour firm superfine winter 4 85@5.25. (J?rn firm? er. I Bagging 17^@i8. Pork firmer, at 13 00. Sbouldoro soaroe and firm,- at T%} ?ides "weak and lower, at 7%@& Lard9#@9&. CINCINNATI, November 1.-Flour qaite steady-family 6.50@G 75. Oom higher -new 47; old 67._ Pork nominal, at 12.60. Lard 8#@ft. Shoulders 1%; sides 75i@7%. Whiskey unchanged. LOUISVILLE, November 1.-Bagging and provisions quiet and nnohanged. Pork 13.00. Shoulders 7>? ; olear sides 8J?. Lard 9>?@l0??. Whiskey dull, at 88@89. AUGUSTA, November 1.-Cotton quiet and lirai-middling 17??; receipts 1,700 bales; sales 1,500. NOBFOIIK, November 1.-Cotton steady -low middling 17^@I7>?; receipts 1,291 bales; sales 200; stock 7', 175. MonxjiB, November 1.-Cotton dull middling 17?i@18; receipts 1,185 hales; sales 500; stock 27,838. GALVESTON, November 1.-Cotton easier-good ordinary 15>^@15^4; re? ceipts Tin) bales; sales i.500; stock 32,468. NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-Flour firmer-au peril ne 6 50; double 6.75@ 7 00- treble 7.12(3)7.50. Corn quiet miked 82@S3; white 89. Pork firmer Iii.25 refused; 15 50 asked. Bacon firm, at 8M@o??. Lard quiet-tierce 10%; keg 12. Sugar demand good-inferior 7V?; oommoa 8)?@8>?; good common 9; choice 12*?. Molasses firm-common 45; prime 57(?)62}?. Whiskey 97@1.U2 Coffee firm-lair 18% ($19; good 19>?@ 19;>4 ; prime 20@20^. Cotton activo, at full prices-middiiog 18)8@18*i> re eipts 3,314 bales;' sales'6,300; stook 59,501. '-' VVrXi?tiNaTON, November 1.-Cotton quiet- middling 18; receipts 93 bales; sales 49; stook 2,570. OHAHLIESTON, November 1.-Cotton quiet-op tdd I i og 17%; reoeipts 1,472 bales; eales TOO; stock 23,234. BAVAKNAH, ' November ' 1.-Cotton firm and in good demand-middling 17%; receipts 3,336 bales; eales 2,100; stook 36.186 [{i A NEW ANO BEAUTIFUL BOOK. OUR. FATHER'S HOt'NK; THE UNWRITTEN WORD. BT DANIEL MASCH, D. D., Anther of "Night Scenes in the Bible," and "Walka and Homes of Jesus." WE, the undersigned, Ministers and Pas? tors of churches in Columbia, cordially J recommend that good and beautiful work, \ .Our Father'? Honse," by Bev. Daniel March, D. D., to the oonfide .co and patronage of the people. The volume, issued in English and Herman, ia a masterly treatise on the works 1 of nature, illustrating the wisdom, power and goodness of Ood. hoing nusectarian, and calculated to do good, white it instructs and interests the reader, w > hope it may be widely circulated -?nd hud its way into the families of | mr respective charges. MANNING BROWN. Pastor Washington Ht M E. Church, South. J. L. REYNOLDS, Baptist Church. J. R. WILDON, Presbyterian Church WILLIAM W. MOOD, Pastor Marinu St M E. Churoh, South. GEOBGE HOWE. Theological Seminary, Columbia. A; It. RUDE, Evangelical Lutheran Church. MR EATON, from Savannah, ia now in Co? lumbia to act aa agent for the above publica- ! non, and will callen the citizens iu the inte? rest of this beautiful work. Mr. E. may be found at Mrs. Townsends, on Senate street, vin re ordert? ma* be left. Nov 2 6 a fc ams ?si! oi" A LIBERAL TRANSLATION I IS TUE VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST A UT (Cl. KS IN THE DRY GOODS LINE rou TUE Fewest Greenbacks. WE have j cat returned from the North (th ssc >nd time this fail) with the largest and best line of Du Y GOODS we ever have bad tbe pha?ura of offering to thia nur Kot. Every department tr crammed fud ot oooioe goods of every style, kimi and variety A big stock of DRUMS GOODS and Mena' .Vear-they are in store and must be sold. Also, Furs, Cloaks, Shawls, Flannels, Skirts, (ilaukt-ts, Table Linen and Domi-etio Gooda of ad kinds Notions-a largo very large stock EVIDENCE -Uar friends tell us every day that we sell the best and cheape st g ods in ! (he city; aud. as we keep no flash wood", but do buaiutss in a plain, straightforward w?>, it will be to your in torso t io purchase your <o I?1H from Nov 2 PORTER & STEELE. Look Oat fdr Cold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. JUST received a LARGE STOCK, whi .viii bo sold U very LOW P1UCES. Don't misa your chanco fur a BARGAIN IN CLOAKS. C. F. JACKSON jDgtaj Hardware, etc. lUV/ 4? Dale? Hugging. 2uo muidles Arrow Tn s 20 do/.eo ttailroad ?hovels. 2?U nairn Trace Chains. .fust received and for ea'o at lowest mark e prices. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. ~m~~~~ X Wflllttj - - - . ? -_ O SECOND-HAND BOILERS, thirty-two] Jj inches diameter, about thirty-six feet long. Or, tbroo Boiler?, thirty inches in- di? ameter, ?ad ?bout thirty feet long^.'Address BOBSfiT M. ?a^o?lM, Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! BELOW we enumerate a few stylet of the rery dee iv able stook of goods on band in oar Shoe Department. Thia department ia now a sucoessfnlfeatqre of onr bee in oas, and is pro Bounced, by shrewd local buyers, as well as travelers for largo Bhoe Houses and Factories, to be the best in tho United States. This is pretty strong for Colombia, a small inland town of ? Soath Carolina, to contain and operate suc? cessfully the best Shoe House, the best Dry j Goods House, and the beat Millinery and Dress-Making Eatablishment, "ALI. COMBINED USDEB ONE HOOF," in the United Stat oe; yet, it | is positively so; Columbia contains the House, and oi ns is THE HOUSE. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Gents' Calf hand-stitched Dress Boots. Gents' Calf band-stitched double sole Boote.1 Gents' Galf hand-atitched Hootch-edged Boots. Gents' Calf band-stitched Congress Gaiters. Gents' Calf hand-atitched Scotch-edged Gaitera. Genta'Calf double solo Hunting and Riding boots. Ladies' Calf, Goat, Kid and Sergo donble aole Balmorals. Ladies' Calf, Gott, Kid and Serge double ' solo Gaitera. Everything poasiblo for Children, School Girls and Boya. All warranted and from the beet makers in the world. Pot 20_R fi. RmVF.U fr np. For Sale. Qnn AAA FEET OF LUMBER, OvJ\/,V/Uv/ C0.00O feet of well sea? soned Flooring on hand. Orders fdr Lath, and all kinda Lumbor filled at short not:ce. Apply at our Lumber Yard, on Lady street and Greenville Railroad, or I address W. LOWllY & CO., ? O t24 8mO Box 130 Colombia. H fi. Notice. OFFICE TREASURER RICHLAND COUNTY, COLUMBIA, October 20,1871. THE books of the Treaeuror of Richland Countv will be opened on the 30th day of NOVLMB?B, 1871, far the receipt of taxes due the State and County for the year 1871. 'Tho penalty of twenty per cont., provided by law, will be added to all taxes remaining unpaid on tho 15th day of January, 1872. ' Th? rate of taxation for the year 1871 is as follows, vis: State tax per centum.7 mills. County tax per centum. 3 mills. Poll tax per capita.$1.00. C. H. BALDWIN, Oct 21118 Treasurer Richland County. Grand Exposition OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, AT W.D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS TN all tho DEPARTMENTS of our largo and I 1_ extensive stock. Offering fricada, cus? tomers and strangers a most favorable oppor? tunity to supp.y their want* At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. We r.To receiving goods from our buyer re? gularly TWICE A WEEK, so that we are able to ohow Every Novelty As soon as it appears in New York. We bavo a uniform "price for all." and our fixed prin? ciple ia THAT NO ONE UNDEH-SELLS US. rp our friends in the trade, we would Bay that we keep a lar^o Block in our WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT, which we will soil by the batu or pioce at prices that will repay those who give us a call. W. D. tiOYE. Oct 22 _H. B McOKEERV. _ WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. .o I H AV I", on band a aelect ?V stock of WATCHES. JEWEL L.AitY. CLOCKS. SILVER and PLATED i .?un, whioh twill diauuse of at mostrea sonable prices. Alao, SPECTACLES to suit all ages REPAIRING in my line done promptly and On ?oi Kl I crin -. All articles and work warranted to be as represented. GEO. BRU* H, 2d door below ruo.NIX oilier, Main street. Got 21?_ UWfHB AT Gr. DIERCKS'. CANN?D GOODS. FISH, Meats and Fruits, Club Fish, Lamb rengues, Sar il'ties, Dutch Her? ings, Salmon. Lob -tem invited Ham, Oysters, . uu rmh. -moked Halibut, Lardellen, Mackerel, all kinds. . FUVITS. Raisins, Currents, fruto a. Dates, Citron, Almonds, Walnuts. Brazil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SOAP. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's beat Ro<tp. Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapo.io. Toilet Mow li-?Hiirirt* .!. PU KS ERV KI) GOODS. Pears, Peachna, I'tno-apples and Jelly. qa a? SE. Rich Cream Cht<u?u, Swiss Cheese, Pine? apple Chetiio*. Skimmed Cln OHO. FINE GOSH KN RUTTER. Flour-nil glades; UaCuU, liam sud Break last Strips. TEAS. Old Hyson, Young dyann, Gun Powder, Bngliidi ilruHkfart, Oolong. Caudles-Adamantine. I'erailne ami Wax. WI il ES. Sweet California. Ang?lica, Sherry. Rhino and French Wims and limndies, at Oct S G. DIERCKS'. L,_TAX HOTICE. T IST of REAL ESTATE. U the cityof Co a\j lumbla, on whian. Tax?? have set been paid: Adams, Thoa, Blandina, between WavneAnd Gadsden. Allen, Ure Harv E. Joba Lynch, tra s tc o, oorner Rlobardaoa and Blending. | Ba tie-, W B, Laar el, bet woco Hugerand Palaeki. Boatwiok, Susan, Gervais, between Lincoln and/ Oates. brooks, Alexander, tttohland. .between Hager and Pulaski. Banka, Bichara, eornor Taylor and Marion. Bookman, Ii, South-west corner Waverley. Boozer, J N, Washington and Oadaden, . Campbell, James B, Richardson, between Taylor and Blanding. Childs, Johnson and Willard, Laurel and Assembly. Oblawlm, Pr J J. Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayne. Cuthbert, E, corner Riebland and Bull. Clark, L C. corner Biohland and Barnwell. Cook,Isaac, Winn, between t*dy and Wash? ington. Covisart, L. Blossom and Richardson. Dukes, Phillip, corner Plain and Gadsden. Davis, B, Hondorson, between Gervais and Senate. Davis, Aaron, Barnwell, ' between Washington and Lady. DeSauseure, D B, Wheal, Andigo, narnweii and Harden. Elliott, R B, Taylor, between Biohland and Sumter. Edwards. H E. corner. Marion and Pendleton. Eichelberger, B, Indigo, between Boll and Marion. Ferguson, Briabain, Divine, between Rich? ardson and Assembly. Fields, James, Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayne. Foster, Peter, corner Blossom and Marion. Gregg, Mrs D M, corner Taylor and Marion. Green, J O, Mrs, oorner Taylor and Ball. Green, Joseph, corner Blossom and Wheat. Graut, Romeo, Lanrel, between Wayne and Gadsden. Orandy, Mrs H. corner Lumber and Marion. Gleavoe, N C, Mrs. Gates, be? tween Medium and Green. Graber, Steven, Agent, corner Gates and Green. Guignard, J S, Executor, Houth-west corner Gervais soc Boll. Goodwyn, Alfred, Taylor, near Marion Garnett, O F ll, Pickena, Henderson, Lumbei and Richland. Godding, Patsy, Wayne, nea: Blanding. Glover, Julia Ann, Gervais, Barn well and Winn. Goodwin, Susan. Gadsden near Lamber. Givens, Jessie, Richland. Harris, Eliza, estate. Gates, between ?enati and Gervais. Hix H Miry, Waverly. Harmoa Hubert, Lanrel, between Sumter and Marion derron, Charles, Laurel, between Pulaski am Huger. Hort E B, Lanrel, between Mario! ana Sumter. Hitchcock, estate, Assembly an Lady. isaacs, Mrs, corner Marlon and Lamber Jackson, Jas, Laurens, between Wanhingto: and Lady. Jenkins. Sam, Gadsden, betwee flain and Washington. Johnson, Samue [.amber, between Henderson, and Barnwel Johnson, Henry, oorner Pulaski and Bland lng. Johnson, Peter, Sumter; between Blot som and Divin?. Johna?ii, isabella, Lincoli between Plain and Washington. Johnaoi Elias, Waverley. Johnson, Thoa, Winn, hi tween Lady and Washington.. Kennedy. Jas S, Green, between Gates au Lincoln. Killian A Fry, Plain, Wasbingtoi Hager and Pulaski; Leldlug, H. oorner Henderson and Senat? Lowndes, C D, Lumber, between Lincoln at Gadsden. Lott, Anna, corner Senate and A semblV. Ly brand, W C. Bichardoon, betwee Gervais and Lady, "Lynch, Bev PK, Richart son and Blanding to Snmtsr. Martin, Jas, c?tate, Marion, between Rici land and Lamber. ' Marchall. Mrs A, Blani ing, between ltiohardaon and Ham ter. Myer W J, corser Gervais and Winn. Mitchel Willson, oorner Marion and Pendleton. Moi teith, Walter 8, Eastern extension. 14 acres Patterson; Mrs Basan, Assembly, Gate Indigo, Lower. Pringle, Rev J M, corn Blanding and Marlon. Reese, Alonzo, corner Assembly and Mee am. Reese, Maria, corner Gates and Medial ttabb, Jesse, estate of, Gates, between t? nate and Pendleton. Rosa; Wm E. corn Gervais and Assembly. Robinson, Cale corner Washington and Winn. E add ino. W, estate of, corner Pendleton and Asaemb smith, Davi i, Richland, between Ball rn, Marion. Stevens, Mrs E, Toba co.. betwe Lincoln and Gates. Stuart, OaroUno Pend ton and Medium Sohle, Julien, Uichardue between Blanding and 'Laurel: Sims, Jas Lanrel, between Bull and Piokens. Smith, Tav lor. between Assembly and Gates. Self extension of Richardson street, Scott, J I estate. Richardson, near Upper. Tozer, Riobard, Lady, between A aa a ml and Oates. Walker, Thoa P, Richland, betwoen Lina and Gates. Wadlow, Wm, Gates, betwt Washington and Lady. Ward, Mrs M 8, i tate, Lumber, between 8amter and Marii Wingfield, Jacob. Blanding, between Wi ?nd Laarens. Watkins. Mrs D B, D B 1 tfr.u.;;--r.i-fl, agent, Washington, between obardson and Sumter. Yates. Mrs M A, Pendleton, between Hum and iticbardaon. Notice is hereby given that Execu<i< against the above-named persons, for arre I of city taxes, have been issued and placet my li antis for collection; and that the abu named real estate will be sold ia satisfael thereof and of the penalties and charges curred, at public auction by me, before i ion rt Boase in the ci tv of Colombia, ?>n 15tb day of November, 1871. m leas said ta: aseessmonts and penalti*-* be paid before t time, at my office, City Hall. JOHN A. JACKLOM. Cbief of Pobue Citv of Columbi; e^Office hours. 9 A. M to'2 P. M. Out ' Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Compi OPFER their 8 ll ELL LIME to the plan public in full confidence, iu its oxcclh Aa a Permanent Manure It was extensively used thc past seaaoi Wheat, Cum and Cottun.and bas given et attittfaciiou. as is tdiowu by a niimbei certificates from some of the best plantet Georgia and Houtb Carolina. Our prices for Fertilizing, or X Lime, ic per ton caxh, put un in casks or barrels livered iu the citv of Augusta or at any li me ou tho Savannah River. The price of XXX. or Manon's Lime, is ?2 per bartel livered as above. We are agunta for the celebrated "Stoat Cotton Fertilizer" and "Paro Enirliith solved Bone," which we receive direct I Eng'and, aud can oftVr to the public a doced iirioes. COLES, SIZER A CO. No. 14 Molotoab street, AuKUita, C Agont, THOd. B. CLARKSON, Columbi C. _Or? lt fi United States of America, soi; rn OAKOUHA DI ST RU -T. Kou itTii Ci seo IT-IN EQUITY Abram Vau Baren aud S. Angeiio?. his et al., ve John f eter Brown, et fl. BY virtu.. of an order of the Gonrt in case, 1 will offer for sale, at puuboou ou the Plltsi' MONDAY in November 18 Columbia, at not lees than the appraised JJ below stated, the fol owing parcels of Lt all thal PLANTATION, called "Big Li .situate, lying and being in the Oonu niemand, in said State, on the Conf Uiver, about eight miles below Colombia i .'tining about two thousand one huudret aeveul> acres, and appraised at twelve dc per acre. Said plantation has boen dr into two tracts, of nearly equal quanti! the road running through tho plantation tho in?in publie road to the Cougaree 1 and the tracts will be Bold separately. ALSO, All thtt PLANTAI ION, called "Shi l>iug in same County and State, about? ecu miles bulowOmumoia.containing lld hundred acres more or leBs, and appi at t< ii thousand dollars. I'KHMS OF SALE.-On?-fourth cash; ba upon a credit of one, two and three j with tho liomin of the purchasers, bf ar i teropt at thu rut" of ??veil per Cent , pu annually, secured by a mortgagee of the I PureliHhf] M to pay for ?tamps and paper Sahl lautl? ni iv bo puroiiasod at ori vat, on application to tho undersigned, at sn S. <). J. S. G. RIOHA tDSO Out 3 . Special Refe * Variety Sale, t BY JACOB LEVIS. I . TRIS [Tb=r*i?;j ?OSSGiC?, ?i io o'clock. ^??i&m^x^&^ roy .torw'1 - ll?8 prime D. B. Bides, ' - lb?, prime Canvassed Hams, ~ lbe.jprlme Leaf Lard, libia, nour. *o., so. ? *vj -.4 - ALSO, . A variety of furniture, Wits. Sofas. Office Stove*, ftc. ' "" ' Hov? <7rand Nate of i>?anioru?A, ?oicl artd Silver ! Warr, prior io <8a?4* al Auction. D. C. PEIXQXTO & SOB, Aao?oneeri. THI^(Tbarsday) MURNINO, November 3,at 9? o'clock, at oar Auction. Store;we will sell, without a ay reservation, tbe following mag? nificent stocket wares, consisting of: GOLD and BILVEB WATCHES, of the beat makers. Finger Biogs, Pins, Obtins, Studs, magnificent ?eta of fina Jewelry, ot Diamond. Rub), Opal, Garnet and Amethisti extra tine Plated Ware and Table Cutlery, Opera and Field Glasses, ftCn fte. \t ALSO, ii ? , !.}.. . A variety of first Claas?Oil Paintings, from masters of the, art, and rarely s?en hi thia locality. Together with goods of eu parlo* designa and work ai an ?hip, too n omer oas to d ?tai . N. B.-Alf, goods warranted positively aa represented, and no limit as to prices. Bales will take place each da; until the entire stock ia sold. Terms cash._ . Hov 2 Beieree'a Bale. Henry W. Dixon, Administrator, de boat* non of Wright Denley, vs. Henry Caogbman, et ux et at. '? tl ?ti IN pnreaanoe of the dee rs tad order, signed by his Honor Judge 8. W. Melton, on the 27 th October, I will sell, before the Court l?base, in Columbia, on the first MONDAY in December, that welt-known and Vftluablo PLANTATION, formerly owned I by Wright Denley, deceased, known as Gretofield, Ibis plantation comprises abbot 1,500 acres, lying on the Sion itoad, about ten milea beuow Co? lumbia, and adjoins lands' of -Cel. Turrana Davis. On it ls ? targa mllLwrith ampda.waler powui; oat-hoases, buildings, gip? .?crew. The Tract will be aub.divided. to,?nit pur ohasers. and plato thereof eib?bited oh.&ay of sale, or before, upon application to thtftmaer signed, at bis office io Colombia, a tlO?N I ALSO, v r rf OOO : Another Traci containing, about 50,teres. Tanks OF SALE-Ono fourth caah; balance io one, two and thre?y?artr;latorcitabirtially secured by bond and mortgage; purchaaer to pay for neceas ?ry papers, lim bufi "?O?o3 The entire property of Wright Denley .will be sold, except the homestead exemption. D. B. DxSA?SSORE, Nov 2 9f . ,Spe*HH*ftfferee. ? Desirable Cbtipg??0' eui ' BYD.C.PEKOT?O&S?t?r. ON MONDA! MORNING, the 6th pf Novem ber. we will noll 1 in trout of the Court House, at 10 O,?I0?R,^, That LOT, with a desirable Cotlagas^ad all necessary out-buildings theroon, situated on the corner of Senate and, Lineo lo, stree ta, bounded on the Nortb by benato stre*t. and measuring thereon 72 feet, mor?m?ij and running back.onjJneoin aireet 120 tee?, moro or lees. "V (JJ ?l/i? TERMS OF BALK.-Ono-third OMkjr balance in twelve months, secured by bond a'Cd mort gage, hearing intereat at nevetf1 ^er-cent. Purchmr to pay for papers andi's tamp a. I'roporty to be insured and pohcy to- be aa I signed._ -I Oct 27 FIRST CLAB8 BI VER BOTTOM LAH JJ j. : Ina High and healthy part of the ?tate With Floor, Grist and Saw Mills, -Cotton Qi? and Thresher, and a successful stand for a Conn try Store.' WILL be sold for partition, to the highest bidder, at Spar tau burg, 8. C., on the first MONDAY in January, I87?~ if not previ? ously contracted for at private salo- Ibo we-1 knuwn PLANTATION OF CAMP O li ELLA, belonging to thc catato of the late. Maj. H. J. Dean, containing 1,311 acres. It us sltoatod on the great thoroughfare be? tween Spartauborg, S. G., and Asheville, N. C., 17 miles North of Spaxtanburg, and 25 miles North-west of Greenville and 5 miles (rom QowansvUle. . . The place is ose of thsmpst dv??rable in the up.country, being nxurarpaased .Tor health, and almost unequaled for the quantity ana quality ot its Read-Bottom to be io a healthy locality, with good mills, bringing an imme? diate and never failing return fer thc capital invested, having 210 acres of best Reid-Bot lom in one body, within one fence, in a high state ot cultivation, never having failed tven in seasons'Of greatest drought to brm g a got d ono, white the' Und is constantly improving and the wjiole well ditched knd dr?m u.i. 100 aerea of best Ore etc Bottom, fresh and ??el ex red. The remainder of tho tract is well wopded.ln original growth,rand no green ciinb? r 'b as boen cue on ;i tie. ; pl ajee in sixteen ?'MeVe are five settlcssirs^'ia! ?ha place, suitable for tenants, AIK! ample malcr?ala of >oth wood and atone, are in sight ot the Haw Mill. The Flour and Grist- Mills are well ouilt, first ?tory of ?tope-has tlireo sets of tioiting Cheats three run of Mill Stones, and in ?kt* as good floor aa any made Sootb of Bal? timore. They have been re-built, as weU as tue Saw Mid, within a tow years, aud all have a itood run of custom. The near completion of the Air Line ttailroad ?ill add to iU value. The Milla will be contract, d fur separately, (as also too land, in lots to snit purchasers,) at private sale. Taurfs.-Cash is preferred: bot if more con? venient- to purchasers, it will be sold for one k<vf oash-one fourth tu six tamalie.aud one rourth in iw.ive mouths, with interest from day of sale, and bond and mortgage io aecm a the pa> ment of tbe same. Tili? indisputable. Persona wishing to examine the p<aoe will be directed at tbe Hm to Henry F. King, ?.?cq , or Wm. J. Waldau, on the place. ?ny information desired can be obtained by api ly? ing personally a Bpartauburg O. H., to Ed? ward J. Dean, or Dr. C. E. fleming; or by letter to the Executrix, MKS. MART OWEN DEAN, Look Box 29, Bpartanborg, ti. O. Moy_2 tbg_ For Sale. 1AAA f\f\i \ FE RT LUMBER. Par -I JU? l,UUU tia? can be supplied at reasonable ratea by applying to Sept a J HN E. PYLE*, at Hope's ?tore. Cigars! Cigars! Cigars! WE have now on band a large stock of th? following choice bran t? or OIUAKS, whioh we are . flaring at low figuren, and to ?hieb we invito those fond of a choico Cigar to give a mal: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor de Matanzas, Two bisters, Regalia Brittanies, La Flor de Baltimore, Lord Byron, Gold Modal, Ac, Together with a large assortment of low priced Cigars, Cheroots Ac. Oe 20 JoHN AGNEW ft SON. Quinine QuiainoH OrvA OUNCES QUIRINE, for salo low, ?VJVJ bv E. H. HB1N1T8H, Wholesale Druggist, Columbia, S. 0. Pot 20_t Seed Oats. t t\i\ 1U4HEL* Prime RED SEED OATS, J.U? ' for sale by Got SI 3 D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON.