The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 03, 1871, Image 3

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NOON DESPATCHES. BISUABOE PROPOSES A SWAP-HUBOPEAN ALLIANCE - COMMERCIAL TBHATY SET ruso, AC, AC. .t. , , .f ,. . NEW YORK, November l.-M?nglUb journals, received to-day, contain disa? vowals on the part of Sir Stafford North? cote, Marquis of . Lorne, Dake of Rich? mond, Earl Derby, Bari Oaenarvon, Lord I>nbd< Gathorne and Handy, of any conheotion with the new riooial move? ment. Pani Oassagnao, a Bonapartiat. will, it ia said, resume the direction of the Paris Pat/3. Milliard, founder of the Petit Sournal. which attained an enormous circniauou ander the Empire, is dead. The Queen of Belgium refuses to pay a dress-maker's bill of. 07,000 fmuca on the grounds of exorbitancy. gapoloon expresses the ooo y lotion i an alliance between England, Franco and Russia will become impera? tive. It is stated Oa'pV Borton, the distin? guished traveler, removed from English Consulate at Damascus, Bas been offered another similar post. The English expedition, to observe the solar eclipse, was to start October 26. A Greek pirate has captured many merchantmen in tbs archipelago. . ?The hearing in the Tichborne case will bo resumed November 7. It is definitely stated that the-Mordaunt case will be re? tried. - v ' The Gorman Government will shortly introdaoe conscription in Alsace. r?.y*aM?aotoe, Nosesbe? i.-Tba JournaldeSl. Petersburg, referring to the ease of the Ruaban Minister at Waah injgt?n, denies that Oatacuzy has been told he cannot stay in Washington after the vie it of the Grand Duke Alexis, and states that the American Minister has nevel;'informed *he Government here that the American Government threat? ened ie. send- ,4he Bastian. Minia ter his Pt+Pftta, " ? 1 1 j- lUlj Ld LU LONDON, November 12.-The discussion of the international copy right law con tino?& ii*: !tJ d i . . -ir:, t / , A serious railroad accident is reported hear Perth, Scotland. LONDOS, November 2.-Tho French and English have compromised the oom mercjal treaty diff?rences. Amonow? iai?Ula?ru).. NOON ?EaPATOHBa. ^ NEO BO HAID-BRIO HAM YOUNO TO BS PUB SUSP-BP.AZTLTAW EMANCIPATION - IN BOBAHOB - SO?PBJSaiON - TUB Q KOBO Ii ^UI??OfJK TH ?HW YOBK, AO , 40. , LrrtiiB BOOK, November 1.-Som? movers ea' route' from Georgia to Texai passed through here yesterday, accompa nied by the. negroes raised with th< family, who were following them froo choioa. A bo nt 200 cog roes aurrounde< the wagon? and took the negroes bj force. There is great indignation emcn( the whites. NEW YORK, November 1.-Registe McLaughlin, of Brooklyn, threatened t< whip Mayor Kalfleisch in the latter' office, to-day, on account of the publica tion of alander against the female sohoo teachers in s paper oalled the City q Brooklyn, edited by Alexander Del mat ex-Director of the Bureau of Statistics at Washington, and said to be ao orgai of tbs Mayor. The latter denied an knowledge of the article. There ia moo pnblio indignation against Delmai whom McLaughlin says he will oow-hid as sight. Jordan, Cuban General, made applier tion for discharge, to-day, before Judg Behediot, on the ground that ho ba been indicted over a year without tria Argument will be heard on the 8th. jobo Jackson waa oonvioted of iaauin conn teri ei b money. The Long Island Sugar Refinery embarrassed fay"exeesuive purchases < molasses'at prioes higher than now cu rent:by one of its officers, who is missie) though not suspected of being a defaulte Th? liabilities of the oonoern are statt at 8725.000. and suspension is feared. Nsw BRUNSWICK. N. J., November 1. The tracks of the North Hudson Ooun Railway, in Hoboken, wore torn np, t day, by the city authorities, in oona quenco of a disagreement as to tho rig ti of each. BAN FBANOTSOO. November 1.-Ti steamer Atnerioa left for Gbiua, to-da carryiug 7in) jretsiuing Chinese : nnnenal nnmberof oabio passengers. LouisvUiBa, November 2.-A ni bridge over the river here is mooted. SALT LAKE CITY, November 2.-Ever thing is quiet, and there is no prospt of an outbreak. Marshal Patrick is pi paring an expedition to follow and i rest Brigham Yoong. It is reliably i ported that Young ia atili moving Soul with eleven wagons and 100 armed mt all mounted. Business is dull and mon source. The weather ia delightful. NEW YORK, November 2.-The dela of the Brazilian emauoipation law are followd: Obtldren born after ita proc mation are free at seventeen; sis' owned by the Government are free; nous provisions are made for the beni Of those still held in slavery. Religii corporations were emauoipatiug tb slaves, and many private slave own are moving in the same direction-ci vorticg them into free tenants, or fr ing them upon condition of four yet servioe. A Herald cable, dated London, 1 vember 1, saya ii is cerCaiu Prince M terntoh and duvalier Nigra, the A trian and Italian Ambasaadors, will b leave Paris aud perhaps come to L don. It is alleged that this OOH rs? owiog to petticoat influence. Pari doll just now for ladies. President Thiers is uncertain of tenure for life, uud bus mudo a polit will, boping to seouru a snccesaion the Presidency for Cas? m mr Pere The Rappel is ng un pnblisliud, and vooates the elm ma of Victor linga the Presidency. It is nguiu rum< that Prince Bismarck offers Metz . ?^^k^^-^^^8 -m^S*. tho German who was assaulted in bis store bj an onknqwn negro, died to-day. The Moot moll in party, who were shot and wouodsd while asleep last week, on the Mootmollin plantation, near this oity, by a band of Sooth Carolina negro Ko Klux, aro now in this oity, and will recover from their wounds. No arrests have been made of the negro assassins. Negro highwaymen have boen robbing countrymen coming to Sav?rinah by the Louisville road. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, November 2.-It is an noouoed positively that Oataoasy will1 not be received after tbs vieit of Prince | Alexis. Shonld he persist in exe roi ai DR ' his functions aa Minister' from Russia, his passports will be banded bim. . Probabilities-Tho barometer will pro? bably rise slightly, with light winds aod Sleasant weather in the Southern and liddle States, on Friday; North-westerly wind? and partially cloudy weather io New England and Northern New York; fresh North-west winds on juako Onta-1 rio; Southerly winds on Lakes Michigan and Bnperior; Northerly winds and dear? ing weather on the Gui coast. Dan? gerous weather is not, anticipated for this evening. PHUIADBLI'HIA, November 2. -Tho City Treasurer has resigned. The charges j against him were heard to-day. He was held to bail in 8100,000. NEW YOHK, November 2.-The stook exobaoge adjourns Tuesday for the elec? tion. The 2'wies says: Governor Bullock, of Giorgia, arrived in thia oity, yesterday. He states that all of his official acts- are j matters of record; that Governor Coo? ley baa a detailed statement of all his j fluanoial transactions, and that there is no foundation whatever for the wild charges that are being made against him. He states that he is ready for any fair in? vestigation, and intends sooo to return to Georgia and demand it; bot he is not I willing to permit any arrest at til? iu s tance of his political enemies* in Geor? gia, because his friends advise him that it would result in his being Ku Kluxed by a mob, under the instigation of the men who were so near grasping the State Gover n meal, and kaye been so nearly and effectively foiled. The Tribune says the letter of Gov. Bollock, of Georgia, announcing his re? signation ia not very clear npon the Iiofnts on which the publio desire more ight.. He says he resigned because there Waa a conspiracy to impeach and remove him, and that by resigning he defeated that conspiracy. Some people will say that he gave np hie office to escape im? peachment, But Gov. Bullock also says I that by surrendering bis offiae into the bshda of the'President of the Senate, ?Conley,) he secured an honest successor. As we understand the oise, Mr. Cooley would have become neting Governor, even if Bullock had been removed by the I conspirators; aud the retiring Governor expressly says that no proceedings against the Governor have been sug? gested. Tho whole affair is certainly very hazy. The Mercantile Insurance Company, of this oity, has suspended. Edward Nelson, an artist, was killed by a railroad train. Jos. F. Ivy has beeo elected President ' of the Panama Railroad, vice Hoadley, reeig ind. CoiiOMDUs, GA., November 2.-The fair is a great success. 8,000 people were on the groando. The exbibition is splendid. Tenneasee, Rattler, and other fast trotters aod runners, were present. Weston, the renowned walkist, walks to? morrow. $1,000 trotting match on Sa? turday. CHARLESTON, November 2.-Arrived Bark Luget, Liverpool; brigs Auna Ma? ris, Stockholm; Black Swan, Baltimore. CHABTJESTON, November 2.-Five fever deaths tu the Isar tw?*ntv-f<?iir boura ami FI ai A LIBERAL TRANSLATION IS THE VERY BEST A\'D CHEAPEST AUTICI.ES IN TBE DRY GOODS LINE FOB TUE Fewest Greenbacks. WE have jost returned from the North (th eeo md time tbia fall) with the largest and bosi line of D HY GOODH we over have had the eleanore of offering to tbia mar? ket. Every department is crammed fud ot oboioe goods of every stylo, kind and variety A big stook of DUEM3 GOODH and Mens' Wear-they are in atore and must be sold. Also. Furs, Cloaks. Bhawla, Flannels, Hkirts, Blankets, Table Linen and Domestic Hoods of ali kinds. Notions-a large, very Urge stock. EVIOBMOB -Our friends toll as every day that we sell the best and obeapest g <oda in the oily; aud, as we keep no "flash Kood*, hut do business in a plain, straightforward way, it will be to your interest lo purchase vour go ul? from Nov 2_PORTER & STEELE. Congaree Restaurant. THE undersigned has taken np a position near his old stand, on I Malu street, and is again propar. d 11 sappi. . -.customers with good IJQlhillH, choice WINKS, ?tc. LAOKtl on draught H.MKVHH aod TOBACCO of boetquahU. Tho HRH TAH ll A, NT will tarnish UYHPBHS ami ot i o aubstaatials in suuson. cobweitz r Case at an tunes. A. Ul'OttK. Nov 2_ _ Imo Citizens' navings Bank of 6. G. * LL SAVINGS DKPOsIl'S made In Ibis /V. bann on or bet'oro the 5th day of each oabndar month will bear intercut fur that month aa if deposited on tho 1st instant. J 0 H. SMI I II, Nov 1 S Assistant Cushier. Losrnoa, November 2-Noon.- Con? sol ? 98^- Bonds 91%. FttANKFOBT, November 2 -Bonds aw. PAIUB, November 2.- Tho Bourse | opened At 67f. 82c LiVEitPooL, November 2-8 P. M. Cotton opeuod st roc g and ia noir quiet uplands 9^; Orleans 9%. Nsw YuBK, November 2-Noon. Sales of cotton for future delivery, last ovening, 8,300 bales, aa follows: Novem? ber 18 516; December 18 7 16(ai8%; January 18% @ 18 18-16; Ftbruaiy 191-16; Marah 19?**. Flour quiet and auohisnged. Wheat a Bbade firmer. Corn slightly io buyer's favor. Pork quiet, at 18 Od. Cotton qaiet and weak -uplands 18^; Orleans 19^; sales 1,000bales. Fruighta unohanged. Stock? and Govern monta dull and steady. States doll and heavy. Money 7. Gold 12. Exchange- long 8%; ahort 9% 7 P. M.-Cotton dull and heavy; tories 2.049 bales-uplands 18%; Orleans 19>?. Flour-Southern heavy: common tu fair i extra 7 00@7 65; good to choice 7.70(er) 9 25. Whiskey 91%@92. Wheat closet! heavy and declining->winter red West? ern 1.55(0)1.60. Corn closed heavy aud lower, at 77%(o}78. limo 7%?o%. Pork active, at 13 20(0)13 25. La.d a shade easier-kettle 10% Freights dull. Sales of futures, to-day, 13 600 bales, as follows: November 18%@18%; Decem? ber 18 516(^18 9 16; Jaunary 18V?@ 18%; February 18 13-16(^19; Marou 19i|@l9?4; April 19><(a)19 11-16. Dis oouuts 12(^15. Money 7. sterling strong, at 8%@8%. Gold 12@12%. Governments irregular-62? 11% States dull- Tennessee* 66; new 66 Virginias1 60%; new 63. Louisianan 65; new 56; levees 64; 8s 75. Alabamas 98; 5s 67. Georgias 80; 7s 86. North Carob u us 36%; new 19. South Carolinas 70; new 86%. Maw ORLBAXS. November 2.-Pork firmer, at 15 5U@lfj.75. Sugar-cured hams 17. Sugar-good common 9%; fair 11}^; prime 11%; yellow clari? fied 12%@12??. Molasses declined common 35@45; prime 64@57%; oho o 59@60. W blakey 95%? 1.02%. Cot? ton quiet-middling 18%; receipts 6,046' bales; eales 6,400; stock 64,396. CINCINNATI, November 2.-Flour steady. Corn dull and drooping-old 56(3)57; new 46@47. Pork in fair de? mand, at 12 25(?)12.D(>. Lard firm, at 8%(2>9. Baoon in fair demand-shoul? ders T%; aides 7%@8. LOTJISVTLXIR, November 2 -Bogging unohanged. Floor firm-extra family 6.50. Corn 55@58. Provisions quiet. Pork 13 00. Hu. i alders 7%; olear sides I 8%. Whiskey 88. ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Flour steady. Corn dull and irregular. Whiskey 86. Bagging dull. Pork firm, and held at 13 25 Baoon steady. Lard quiet, at 9%<S.9%. ?AVANNAH, November 2 -Oottoi in good demand-middling 17%@17%; receipts 3,849 bales; sales l,5u\l; stock. 35.258. Mooma, November 2.-Cotton dull middling 17%; receipts 1,754 balee; sales 1,000; stock 28,822. AUGUSTA, November 2 -Cotton dull- 1 middling 17; receipts 1,200 bales; sales 1,000. BALTIMORK, November 2.-Flour and ! whent quiet and unohauged. Guru white 65($72; yellow 66@70. Pork steady. Uacoa firm. Lard stendy, Whiskey 93%@94. Cottou quiet-mid dbug 18.%; receipts 1,234 bales; sules 355; stuck 3,032. UAJJVKSXON, November 2 -Cotton quiet-good ordiuury 15}j; receipts 562 nales; sales 300; stook 82.618. boaTON, November 2 -Cotton quiet middling 19; receipts 1,570 bales; sales 2U0; stock 6.000. YVIXIHINUTON, November 2 -Cotton quiet-middling 18; receipts 107 bales; j mile? 187; stook 2.677. MKMP?IIS, November 2.-Cotton irregu- j lur-ru;.: ttl lug 17%; receipts 2.till) balee. PHILAIM?LU'?IIA, November 2.-Colton! quiet und nrui-middling 18%. OUAiUia&TuN, November 2 -Cotton quiet-LUI.idling 17%; receipts 1,266 bales; sales 6u0; stook 22,584. NORFOLK, Noveuihei 2.-Cotton quiet 1-low uiidilliug 17%(a)17>?; receipt? 1,784 bale?; sales SUD; ?luck 7/J12. FIEE INSURANCE. A?J on g rt Lue grc?? Co?iip??ics trtuch lost heavily at the Chicago Fire, the PACIFIC INKUltANCE COMPANY, of Han Frauoisoo, ? stands prominent This Company lost more than a million dollars, wbich it is steadily l'AYiNO. Its CAPITAL, of $1 000,000. Gold, re? mains intact, with a surplus of probably a quarter of a million in gold, and the Company I is quietly going on with its business stronger thau ever, in public ooniidonoe. Its prompt payment of the Chicago merchants has shown that o policy of insurance in the "PACIFIC" affords the surest protection. Safe inaurauce (ia this Compaoy ?ff ctud by E. W. SEIBELS A CO., Hesidcnt Agents. BEKMAN S. JOHNSON, Special Agent Pauitio I n sura nco Company, San Francisco. Nev 2 3 -. .Native and Foreign Wines. 800PPEHNONO, Concord, rauterus, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for salo low Jjy__ Hardware, etc. l\J\J 4? bales Hagging. 2ini ouudles Arrow Tim. '20 dozen Kai I road Sliovels. 210 oaire Trace Chains. Jual reoeivud and for sa'o at IowoMt mai k e pric-H._tsiHIr.K v I .O V ll v N11K South Carolina Monument B iz-mr. TSEttE will bo a meeting of the Ladies con? nected with tho Saz tar Tilla (p'riday ) I API EllNOON, at 4 o'clock, at Mi-n Ninon's School-room, ou Taylor street. A I La- 1?H in? terested w ll ob iv H h. imnt'tnal lb H t ? ? ndance, heed Rye. MUSHELS pi imo r*EKD RYF, for salo Ol F by EDWAUU rtOPE. Nov 2 Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! ? ;. '- ? . ?s i-t t BELOW we enumerate ? few a ty les of tba vory desirables to ckof goo deon band in oar fiboo Department. Thia department ia now a soooessfnl feature of our boainesa, and is pronounced, by shrewd local buyers, as well as travelers for large Shoe Houses and Factories, tc be the beat In the United State?. This ls pretty strong for Columbia, a smalt inland town of | South Carolina, to contain and operate suc? cessfully the beat Hhoo House, the beat Dry I Goods House, and the beat Millinery and Dreas-Makiog Establishment, "UL co KB IS ED TJKDEB ova Koor," in the United States; yet.it ts positively so; Columbia contains the House, and ocas is THB Hoosx. BOOT AND SHOE DEPABTMENT. Genta' Calf hand-stitched Drees Boots. Genta* Calf baud etitchod double aole Boote. Genta' Calf hand-stitcbed Scotch-edged ? Boots. Gents* Calf hand-atitchod Congress Gaiters. Gents' C*if haud-ftiitched Scotch-edged I Gaiters. GMO ta* Calf double solo Hunting and Biding boots. Ladies* Calf, Goat, Kid and Sorgo doublo I sole Balmorals a? Ladies* Calf, Goat, Kid and 8erge double sole Gaiters. livery thing possiblo for Children, School Girls and Boys. All warranted and from the bes) mtkors in the world. Oct 26_K C. SHIVER M OP. Grand Exposition OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, AT W.D.LOVE&CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all the DEPARTMENTS of our large and extensive stock. Offering friends, cus? tomers and strangers a most favorable oppor? tunity to sapp y their wants At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. We are receiving goods from our buyer re? gularly TWICE A WEEK, BO that we are able to ?how ZSvery Novelty As soon aa it appears in Now York. We have a uniform "price fur all." and our fixed prin? ciple ie THAT MO ONE U NUKE-HE LLB OB. To oar friends ia the trade, we would sa}' thai we keep a large stock in oar WHOLE HALE DEPARTMENT, which we will sell by the bale or piece at price? that will repay those who give us a call. W. D. uOVE. Oct22_B. B McO'tEERV._ WATCHES, j CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. /.o I HAYS on baud a select atoek of WAT0B?8, JEWEL jcJB, tY. CLOCKS. HI LY lilt and 1'hUr.U ? aub, which 1 will disDoae nf at most rea sonable prices. Also, SPECTACLES to suit all age?. REPAIRING in my line done promptly and OU good terna* All articles and work warranted to bo as represented. GEO. BRU' S, 2d door below PHCSNIX office, Main street. ?ot 23_ A NEW ANO BEAUTIFUL BOOK. OUR FATHKa'S MOTJSK; OB, TUE UNWRITTEN WORD. DV DANIEL ll AUCH, O ll., Author of "Nicht Hceuea in the Bible," and ''Walka and Homet; of Jesus." WE, tho undersigned, Minutera and Pan? tera of churches in Columbia, cordially recommend that good and beautiful work. "Our Father's Honse," by Kev. Daniel March, D. I)., io the confide cu and oat ouago of (he people. The vo unie, UuiU< d iu English and I German, is a ir.astci ly treatise on the work* I of naiure, illustrating ttio wisdom, power anti goodness of God. Being moo et?.i ian, un i calcul?t) d to do good while it instructs and in terca tn the r ni. I er, W hopo it may be wi<b-l\ circulated and lind ita way into tbe familice ol ? >ur respective eh urg? H MANNING BROWN, Pastor Washington Ht M E. Church, South. J. L. REYNOLDS. Baptibt Church. J. It. WILDON. Presbyterian Church WILLIAM VV. Mot tl). Pastor Marion St M E Ch arch, South. GEOItG? HOWE, Theologies! Seminary, Colombia. A. lt. RUDE, Evangelical Lutheran Church. MR. EATON, from Savannah, ii now in Co? lumbia to act aa agent for the above publica? tion, ?nd will uall on the citizens i i the inte? rest of this beautiful work. Mr E. ma\ be found at Mrs. Townaend s, on Senate ci reel rhern order* ma? b?? lef' Nov 2 6 Cigars ! Cigars ! Cigars \ YTTE have now on naud a large stock of the Yv following choice tiranda of CIGARS, which we ire ? Oering at low figure*, and to which ?ru invite those fond of a choice Cigar to givo a i rial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor d? Matanzas, Two Mai ur*, Regalia Rrittaniei*. La Flor de Baltimore, Lord Byron. Gold Medal, Ac , j Together with a largo ansortmotit of low prioed Cigars. < ?herootn Ac. Ocj 20 J 'HN AGNEW A HON. For Saie. ?>AA i\?\t \ FKK T OF LUMBER, OW Fl 9\t GO.blH) feet of woll sea noued Flooring on h iud Order? tor Lith. and ad kinds Lnmhnr lilied at abort not ce. Apoly at our Lu ni tx r Yard on La ly street anti Greenville Kailroad, or addri Brt W LOW Y A HO , tl tjttSmo R-.x l:?o Coin obi* H rt. On Consignment. CT/\/\ RUSH KLM O VI'S, ._y\ "t f 2 Crates Cabbages, Kl Kits nico Rutter 10 lUrrcl* Apid< H. 10 Itarri'ls Northern l'otutnes, 2 Harn la Chc-t nula, Low for cash, bv Oct Vi 'L?RICK A LOWRANCE. lamb?a, on which Taxes have not been paid: J Ademe, Th os, Blending, between Wayne ?nd Gadsden. , Allen, Urs Mary E, John Lynch, trastee, corner Richardson and Blending. Butler, W B, Laurel, between H-ger and Pulaski;- Boatwiok, Basan, Qervals, between Lincoln and * Oates. Brooke, Alexander1, Ktohland, between Hager and Pnlaski. Banka, Richard corner Taylor and 'Marion. Bookman, B, South-west corner Waverley. Boozer. J N. Washington and Oadaden. Campbell, James B, Richardson, between Taylor and Blending. Childs, Johnson and j Willard, Laurel and Assembly. Ohieolm, Pr J J. Laurel, between Oadaden and Wayne, j Cuthbert, E, corner Rushland and Bull. . Clark, L C, corner Riohland and Barnwell. Gook, Inane, Winn, between Lady and Wash-1 ington. Covisart, L, Blossom and Richardson. Dattes, Phillip, corner Plain and Gadsden. Davis, R, Henderson, between Oervais and j a cn at e. Davis, At ron, Barnwell, bstre^n Washington and Lady. DeHaussuro, D B, Wheat, Indigo, Barnwell and Harden. Elliott, R B, Taylor, between Riehland and Sumter. Edwards. H E, oorner Merion end | Pendleton. Eichelberger, B, Indigo, between Boll and Marion. Ferguson, Briabaln, Divine, between Bich I ar Ison and Aaaembiy. Fields,Jam? s, Laurel, between Oadaden and Wayne. Foster, Peter, i oorner Blossom and Marion. Gregg, Mr? D M, corner Taylor and Marion.1 Oreen, J O, Mrs, ourner Taylor and Bull. Green, Joseph, corner Blossom and Wheat. I Graut, Borneo, Laurel, between Wayne and Gadsden. Grandy, Mrs H, corner Lamber and Marion. Oleaves, N O, Mrs. Gates, be tween Medium aud Green. Graber, Steven, Agent, oorner Ostra and Oreen. Ouignerd. J ti. Executor, South-west corner Qer vals ana Bull. Goodwyn, Alfred, Taylor, near Marion. Garnett, OFM, Piokena, Henderson, Lamber and Richland Gonlding, Petey, Wayne, near Ulanding. Glover, Julia Ann, Oervais, Barn? well and Winn. Goodwin, Susan, Oadaden, uear Lumber. Givens, Jeaaie, Richland. Harris, Kiisa.estate. Gates, between Senate and Oervais. Hix Henry, Waverly. Harmon, I Robert, Laurel, between Sumter aud Marion. Herron, Charles, Laurel, between Pulaski and Hager. Hort, E B, Laurvl, between Marion and sumter. Hitohcock, estate, Assembly and Lady. Inaacs, Mrs, cornor Marion and Lumber. Jaoksou, Jas. Laurens, betwoen Washington and Lady. Jenkins. Sam, Gadsden, between Plain and Washington. Johuoon, Samuel, Lumber, between Henderson and Barnwell. Johnson, Henry, oorner Pulaski and Bland ing. Johnson, Peter, Sumter, between Blos? som and Divine. Johnson. Isabella, Llnooln, between Plain and Washington. Johnson, ? Elias, Waverley. Johnson, Thoa, Winn, be? tween Lady aud Washington. Kennedy. Jas S, Oreea, between Oates and I Lincoln Killian A Fry, Plain, Washington, Huger and Pulaski. i Leiding. H. corner Henderson and Senate Lowndes, O D, Lamber, between Lincoln and I Oadaden. Lott Anna, oorner Senate and As I aembly. Ly Br and, W 0, Richardson, between j Gervala and Lady. Lynoh, Rev P N, Rich ard aon and Blanding to Sumter. Martin, Jaa, estate, Marion, between Bich? land and Lumber. Marshall. If ra A, Bland I ing, between Richardson and Barnier. Myers, I W J, corner Gervais and Wino. Mitchell, Willson, oorner Marion and Pendleton. Mon ! teitb, Walter S, Eastern extension, le acres. Patterson, Mrs Basan, Assembly, Gates, Indigo, Lower. Pringle, Bev J M, oorner Blauding and Marion. Reese, Alonzo, oorner Assembly and Medi? um. Beese, Maria, corner Oates and Medium Babb, Jeeae, estate of, Gatee, between Se-1 nate and Pendleton. Boee, Wm E. coroer Oervais and Assembly. Robinson, Caleb, corner Washington and Winn. Radcliffe. T W, estate of, corner Pendleton and Assembly. Smith, Davi 1, Richland, between Bull a d Marion. Stevena, Mra E, Toba-co, between Lincoln and Gates. Stuart, GaroUne, Pendis ton and Medium Boule, Julien, Richardson, tm? ween Blanding and Laurel. Bims, Jas T, Laurel, between Bull and Piokena, Smith, G, Taylor, between Assembly and Gates. Self. J, extension ot Richamaon street. Scott, Jaa, ?state. Richardson, near Upper. T..*or, Richard, Lady, between Assembly and Oates. Walker, Thos P, Richland, between Lincoln and Gates. Wad low, Wm, Gatea, between' Washington and Lady. Ward, Mrs M 8, es tato, Lumber, between Hunuor and Marion. Wingfield, Jacob. Blanding, between Winn ?nd Laurena. Watkins. Mra D B, D B Ds Sau4?ure, agent, Washington, between Ili chardson and Sumter. Yates. Mra M A, Pendleton, between Sumter and Richardson. Notice ia hereby given that Exeouliunc agaiuai ibo ?'u'ivo-iiuiuud persons, for ??Tfc?rs of otty taxes, have been ieeued and placed in 1 my hands for collection; and that the abuve named real estate Will be sold in satisfaction thereof and of the penalties and charges in? curred, at pun,ic auction by me, before the ihmrt House in the oitv of Columbia, on thu lot h day of November. 1871. Ul lesa aaui taxes, HM-essuentH and pen titi' ? bo paid before that limn, at my oOice, Citv Hall. JOSS A. J AOS'OS, Chief of Police Citv of <'om in bia. av*Offioe honra 9AM to 2 P M. ? ?ot 29 mw MU AT Gr. DIE RCKS'. CANNED GOODS. FTP.CT. MPtU and Fruits,'Club Fish, Lamb Tongues, Bar? ri mes, Dutch HIT _i inns, Salmon. I.ob-1 reviled Barn, Oysters, iud ?fish, I smoked Halibut, Lardellen, Mackerel, all | ki ii da. FRUITS. Raisins, Current?, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Almond*, Waluuta. Brasil Nuts, Macaroni, | Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SOAP. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Soap, Mammoth Laundry Soap, Bapolio, Toilet j Soap-assorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Pears, Peaches, Pine-?pules and Jelly. CH Eh SE. Rich Cream Cheese. Rwias Cheese, Pine? apple Chenno. Skimmed Cheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. 'Flour-all grades; Bacon. Ham aud Break? fast Strips. TEAS. Old Hyson, ?onug Hyson, Gnu Powder, Euglinh Breakfast, Oolong. Candies-Adamantine. Peratlne and Wax. WINES. Kweet California Angelica, flherry. Rhine and Prmich Win? a and lircudtea. at i let 8_O DIWROKM'. Look Ont fjr Gold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. J UST rec. ivod a LARGE STOCK, which will bu sold at very LOW PllICES. Don't miss your chance for a BARGAIN IN CLOAKS. C. F. JACKSON. Oct 22 Grand Hale bfBiomo rids,O old andBQver Wart 0. C. FEIXOTTO ft 80V, Auctioneers. THIS ?Nridey) id IBNING, November 8, St 9} o'clock, st ons Auction Store, we KUI ?ell, without soy reservation, the folio win g mag? nificent atock of waree, constating of: GOLD and 8LLVEB WATCHES, of the best makers. Finger Binga, Fina, Chaine, Studs, magnificentacta of fine Jewelry, of Diamond, llnb), Opal? Garnet and Ame th lei; extra floe Plated Ware and Table Cntlery, Opera and Field Glasses, Ac., Ac. A variety of first class Oil Paintings, frost masters of the art, and rarely seen in thia tonality. . -.. - Together with gooda of superior designe and workmanship, too numerous, to datai .. N. B.-All goods warranted positively aa represented, and no limit aa to prices. Balea will take placo each day until the entire stock is sold. Terme eaeh. ? ? - - Kow 8 . Valuable City Lot. BY D. C. PEXKOTTO & BON. On MONDAY MOBNING, the 6th of Novem? ber, in front of the Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, That desirable LOT at the corner of Pen? dleton and Bichardeon streets, having a front on Pendleton street of 104 feet, more or lees, and on Richardeon street 160 feet, more or Ieee. ' ALBO, A number of LOTS In Waverly, containing quarter of an acre eaoh. I Traits or SALE-Half cash; balance in one year, secured by bond and mortgage of pre? mises sold. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps._ Oct 81 t Cottage on Arsenal SUI. ij BY B. C. PELX0TT0 ft BOB. On MONDAY MOBNING, the 6th of Novem? ber, in front of tho Court House, at IS o'clock, we will eell. That LOT on Arsenal Hill, with COTTAGE thereon, bonnded on the North by Mrs. Davin; South by Laurel atreet: East by land belonging to Jones or Mrs. Haiti vt ngCr; West by Mrs. Adams and Joseph Taylor, The above Lot measures front 51 foot, more or leas, and running back 208 leet, more or less. The Honso is now occupied by Barnfield. TEKMS . -One third cash; balance in twelve months, eocured by bond and mortgage, bear? iog interest at seven per cent Pnrobaser to pay for papers and stamps. Property to be insured aud policy to be assigned. ' Oct 271 Desirable Cottage. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO ft 80S. ON MONDAY MORNING, the 6th Of. Novem? ber, we will sell, in front of the Court House, at 10 o'clock, yr That LOT, with a desirable Cottage and aU oeoessary out-bnildlngs thereon, situated OB the corner of Senate and Lincoln, streets, bouuded on the North by Senate atreet, and measuring thereon 72 feet, more or \fcss, and running back on Lincoln street 120 feet.more or less. Trans or SALE.-One-third cash; balance in twelve monda, ? eon red bf bond and mart' gage, bearing interest at eaves .per oast. Pnrcha*er to pay .for papers and stamps. Property to ha insured and policy to. be as signed. Oct Vt WM, GLAZE, COLUMBIA, 8. C., IS now opening a fine Reelection of Ladlee' andi LGent's English, Swiss and I American WATCHES >le Agent for the eels1 bruted i*?uhne Watch Company. Philadel? phia. Gold Chains, Yest, Opera, Chatelaines, Leontine Necklaces, Diamond Hinge and Brooches, Pearl--fall and half sets. BIL, VER-WA RIX. I make this line a specialty. All Stiver sold by mo guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand? some goods in thia line, (suitable for Bridal Gifts. PLATED WARE. Tea Seta, Cupe, Goblets, Castora, Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitohers, Egg Stands, Coffee Urns, Ac. CLOCKS. Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives. HOUSEHOLD ABO FANCY GOODS. Guns-English Donblo Barral,) Breeob Loading Bides, Parlor Rifles, Air Gana, and a full bte ck ot Sporting Goode; Dupont A ti az ?rd Powder; ristois or various siyies. JET AND HORN GOODS. T?l WILLIAM GLAZE, One door North Scott A Co.'a Banking House. Oct 82_fimo GEO. KOfOOZKS? ri BE INSURANCE AGENCY. Established in Columbia, 8. C., 18*9. Aetna Eire Insurance Co., $8,000,000. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8.000.000. Phoenix Fire Ins. Go., - - $2,000 000. Manhattan Eire Ins. Co , . $1,660,000. Union Eire Ins. Co., - - - $1.200,000. Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $8U?,0U?. Office in rear of Mr. W. J. DUFFIE'S Book? store, opposite the Columbi? Hotel. GbO. HUGGINS, Agent, Oct 6 f3mo_Co'nmbi.. H. C. Georgia Lime and Fertiliser Com par y OPPKfttheir SHELL LIME to the planting public in full cona denco in its exceUenoe as a Permanent Manure. It waa extensively need the peat aeaeon oa Wheat, Corn and Cotton, and baa given emirs M?ti?faetlou. as ie shown by a number of certificates from some of the beet planters In Georgia and Sooth Carolina. Oar pnce? for Fertilising, or X Lime, is SI6. fier ton oesh, pat ap in oaake or b?rrele, de ivered in the citv of Aoguata or at any laud mi? no the Savannah River. The price of oar XXX. or Muslin's Lime, ie $2 per barrel, de? livered aa above. Wu are agente for the celebrated "Stonewall Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pur? English Dis HOIved Bone," which we rec? ive direct from Sng'and. and oan efter to the pabilo at re? duced prices. COLES, HlZBR A GO., No. 14 McIntosh street. Ango ?ta. Ga. Agent, I'HOS. R. OLA URSON, Columbia, 8. C._Oct 13 6rao Notice. OFFICE TREA^URi- B RICHLAND COUNTY, COLOMBIA, October 20. 1871 THE books of me Treasurer ot tiiuuiatid Conni \ wil be opened on tbe 20tb day of NOVl MbEti, 1871, fer the receipt of taxes due ttl. Stale and 0>>uuty for the year 187L I've penalti of I wt-nty per cont-., provided by law, will be added to ali tains remaining unpaid ou the 15tn day of J euury, 187 J Tue rac* of taxation for the year 1871 is ae rd own. viz: ritat<4 tax per contain. 7 mil!?. County tax per centum. 3 mills. Poll tax per capiU.I LOO. c. H. BALDWIN; Oct 21 413 Treasurer Richland County.