The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 23, 1871, Image 3

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NOON DESPATCHES. AB ? BEOOND \ COK8TATOaX --?PANlHH AO., AO. ' ' ' November 0fc>& despatch nuiji i?u^ iu?ut'r irym X'UU?UUU I QT New York. Six of tba ?raw wore lost. _ BBHTJIN, November 21. -A discussion io Parliament to day developed the fact that Ahe Government oply intended to . bo eerablmbed an a naval power of the . y,i^HA, November 21.- The change in tho, M??istry of the Empire and fail Ote of Baron K?lle?aperg ro odets neoes ou'ry tt,'r?-orgun??at??D of tho Council of Ministers for ?uatria proper. It is pro? bable that Prince Adolph Anorsoerg will ht?;0ai??d to form a sew CiatSeith** Ca? binet. !,j . i, ' NIGHT DESPATCHES. BOMB, November 22.-A consistory willie held Friday for the preoooisation of bishops, when the Pope will pro? nounce an allocation, wherein he will declare the course he has determined to pursue.J1A LONDON, November 22.-Parliament will .apon open ita session. PESTH, November 22.-Frau cia Doak is dangerously ill. MADRID, November 22.-It is under? stood that after the municipal elections, 1 Topi te and Sagosta will re-enter the 'Spaniah Cabinet. . Marine disasters are reported from all quarters. The Egoa was wrecked off the Iriph coast, and fl ve persons drown ed. . The magi?t ra to? refused bail to John Gribble. Secretary of the Total Abati nenoe Society, who publicly accused the Queen of intoxication. Atnerlomn IniilllBenn?. NOON DESPATCHES. HBAVZ SHOW . STORMS-THB NEW TOBE *RA<JD8-SOOTH CAROLINA BONDS FO?M) IN BROADWAY--MEXICAN EKVOWTMN ll?' ARV AFFAIRS-RAILROAD ACCIDENTS - "li MARINB DISASTERS-HORRIBLE GRIME. AO . M. 7?KW?ORK, November 21.-The World] states that the charters of several sav? ings' banks,'owned by members of the , ring, db hot contain provisions for the protection of the pnblio which are found in all charters of other savings batiks. It is rumored that James M. Sweeney, a brother of Peter B. Sweeney, bas fl.nl to Europe, and that evidence Is in the Jl??da of Charles O'Oonor of frauds by himia qounootion with Tweed and others f ' ?? tho Co crt. of General Sessions, this morning, 'Judge Bedford charged the grand jory on frauds against the city, and suggested that tho jury send for Charles O'Oonor to assist them in an im mediate and rigid examination of all no? torious frauds, without respect to per? sons or political parties. It mattered not that many of the alleged criminals i have lied the. country. The law would reach them. DENVER, COLORADO, November 21. There is muoh wind and the snow is eight inches deep. Bailroads are blocked by the drifts. Another later snow storm has added six inches. A fire originated in a barber shop at Kit Carson. The Kit Carson House, the Perry House, several dry goode and gro? cery stores, and two billiard saloons, were burned; also, the post office. Loss 9100,000. No insurance. MATAMOBAS, November 20.-Oeneral Bocha, with a strong force of Govern? ment troopB, is . marching to relieve j Saltillo. General Querroga, the late celebrated Imperialist chief, has joined i the. rebels, ana commands tho lower Bio Grande. It is rumored that Cortina has pronounced in favor of the rebels. NEW YORK, November 22.-Richard De Pries tor was found laying ou Broad? way, with $11,000 found on bis person, and $10,000 in South Oaroliua bonds. CHICAGO, November 22.-C. C. P. Holden has been exonorated from the oharge of mis-apprepriation of the relief fund. - . Fisk presented Alexis with the freedom of all be owned on the American conti? nent. The grand bail occurs Wednes? day, the 29th. Alexis and suite will arrive in Washington to-night. Henry G. Stebbins has accepted the | Oommissionership of Pnblio Parka. Small-pox is raging in Trinidad and the West Indies. A Herald special, dated City of Mexico, 11th instant, says General-Governor Dias is fortifying Oaxaoon and urming ! thc State troops. He refuses to publish 'the eleotion of Juarez. His formal re? volt is momentarily expeoted. Oorango is besieged bj the rebels. The siege of Saltillo continues. The Government troops gained a vio tory over Tievi noa' cavalry. SALT LAKE, November 22.-Tho trains are tweuty-four houri behind, OD ac? count of snow, which is three or four feet deep. There is every indication of a severe winter. it ia now asserted that the metal sop posed to be tin is oadineam. The state? ment creates great excitement. NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Lien tonant-Governor Oscar J. Dunn died, last night, of congestion of the brain and langs; aged fifty-one years. NORWICH, November 22.-The steamer City of New London, from Norwich, ia burning in the Thames Biver. There is reason to fear that several persons havt perished. NIGHT DESPATCHES. NORWICH, CONN., November 22.-Th? following persoos are known to be Josi on the .steamer City of London: 0. li Bogers, Wm. T. Norton,-Harrison, -Aldrich,-Booler, Engineer Du? gan Stewart. The City of Loudon wan a first class boat, fall of freight from New York for Norwiob. CLEVELAND, November 21.-John Ewing, a mulatto, was found dead this morning, with bis bead horribly battered and solderiDgiron thrust down bis throat. The stockholders of the Pittsburg ant Cleveland Railroad have confirmed the lease to the Pennsylvania Central. OMAHA, November 22.-The several days' storm along the entire Pacific Road has subsided. The trains are time. OTTOWA, November 22 -The telegraph is completed to Fort Garry. CINCINNATI, November 22.-A pas? senger train on the Indianapolis Junc? tion Road, due here this morning, was thrown from the traok of a broken rail. No lives lost. A baggage car on tbe Little Miami Road, which left New York Monday evening, was burned, and tbe contents, including the mails, destroyed. WASHINGTON, November 22.-The eleotion is quiet. The $4,000,000 loan was carried by a large majority. Thos. J. Durant has been appointed advocate for tbe United States before the United States Spanish Commission. S Alexis came on a special train of four oars-ono baggage, two.parlor -xnd.ono hotel oar-all gotten up'In thc most} gor? geous and expensive style. SrobabUltiee- The baromet < r \v?rpro ly rise' os Thursday on tb o la sea and and in New England, with co d Westerly winds and ci? ody weather, ti? I fall in the Southern and Qnlf States, with South-westerly winds anni rifling tem? perature. Cloudy weather will prevail in the iiooky Mountains, and extend, with falling barometer and rising tem ?eratnre, into the Mieeissipni valley, langerons winds are not anticipated for oar ooasts thia evening.. ?? 8T. THOMAS, (November ld, TIA HA? VANA., November 22.-The captain of the steamer Florida, now in this port, called npon the American Consul, and de? manded protection, stating that he was ready to proceed to sea, but was afraid, on account of a Spanish war steamar. ATLANTA, November 22.-The Legis? lature passed a biii ordo ring a guberna? torial election, over the Governor's veto. CHARLESTON, November 22.-fohn Bussel, for many years, the leading pub? lisher and bookseller of this city, diod to-day. THE FIRST NEWSPAPER ZN AMERICA. In Buckingham's ''Newspaper Speci? mens," we find that the first attempt to set np a newspaper in North Amerioa, so far as can bo ascertained from exist? ing records, or from tradition, was made in Boston ia the year 1690. Only one copy ia known to be in existence, and this is deposited in the State paper office in London. Number one of this paper, and probably the only number ever pub Itehed, is dated September 25, 1690. Immediately on its publication, the le? gislative authorities spoke of it as a pam phlet, stated that it was art contrary t? law, and contained "reflections of a verj high nature." They strictly forbad, "anything in print without license flrto obtained from those appointed by the Government to grant the same." Small-pox is steadily iucreu-dng in tin teueineuts io varioUH part? of Now York city. During last week thirty-two ne? casen were reported to the board ut health. Aa the season advances, it it feared that the ravuges of the disease will increase. Deputy U. S. Marshals O. L. Casey and-Mounts, we are informed, have been deposed by Marshal L. E Johnson, for the ootrages committed at Union some time ago, under the pretense of ar? resting Ku Klux.-Carolina Spartan. EiiScmoN OF A PROFESSOR-Ata meet? ing of the Board of Trustees of ' the Charleston College, held yesterday, Pro? fessor Henry M. Brana was elected to till the chair of the classics in the facility of that institution.-Charleston Netos. The boys of a free sahool at Bryan, Texas, tied and whipped their carpet-bag teacher the first day. They marched him around the room, administering the hickory and makiug him spell baker, decline Penna, etc. after which he left. A little four year old being asked by hie mother if he would not like to have wings and be an angel, replied, "No, ma; I'd rather be a hawk and live on chick? ens. " $50 Reward. STRAYED or stolen from the planta n|ft tion, known AB tho bhlvor Place, near ^?J^Gadsden Station, a black horso Mum., about five years ola. He ls about 13} hands nigh, iain good conni tion and of gentle disposition. Has a small portion of the loft eye-lid cutoff. 125 will be paid for his de? livery at Gadaden Station, or $50 for informa- ? tion loading to the conviction of the part}*, if stolen. S. E. WHITE. Nov 23_*3_ Pickles, Fruits and Vegetables. -f pr /\ DOZEN, in glass and cans, of the j 1*JU choicest kinds, as follows: English Piocalili and Chow Chow; California Apricots and Bartlett Pears; Pino Apples, fresh Peach? es, Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Green Corn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives, Gapers' Worcester Sauce, Frenoh and English Mus? tard, Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Paete. Essence Coffee, Ac; all fresh and for Bale low for cash. E. HOPE. Nov 28 _ Lime. Smf\f \ BARRELS of LIME, for sale low by ?UU JOHN AGNEW A 80N. Nov 23_ Sundries. WE have received a large supply of the following goods, which wo are offering at low prices: Whole, half and quarter boxes RAISINS, Almonds. Palm Nuts. Filborta, Pecans, Walnuts. Nov 23_JOHN AGNEW A MUN. Wilmington, Colombia & Augusta E.R. OmoE G an EBAL FBEIOHT AND TICKET AOENT, COLUMBIA, November 22,1871. THE publie are ruaptotfully informed that a Passenger and Freight Train has beeu put npon the wilmington, Colombia and Au? gusta Railroad, running between Columbia and present terminus, on West sido of Wa toree River, Leaving Terminus.8 A. M. Arrive Columbia.9:30 A. M Returning Leave Columbia. 4 P. M Arrivo To rmi o us.6:30 P. M. fuis train will do all local business ufforiug promptly and at low rates. Information will be given in due time ol opening of emirs road. A. POPE, Gnu oral Freight and Ticket Agent T W JONES, Local Ag-nt. N- v 234 The State of South Carolina, County ol Richland COURT OF COMMON PLEAB. Moans O Mordecai, Plaintiff against R*b?ooa 'lr?c?v, .William ti. iJranm a d Gustavus M. Wo k r. D fendants -Si??:o e. lo tho refendants Kebeco* L, uraoay and William B Grauey: YOU are hereby summoned *nd r- quired to atirwer the complaint in this aution. of ?titob a copy is herewith served upon you. ?od to servo a cop; of your answer to the said complaint on the suoaorlbi rs, at their offioe in Columbia, South Carolina, within twenty dave after the servico hereof, exclu? sive of the day of stiob service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within tho time aforesaid, the plaintiff ia this ad ion willapplj tu the Court for tho reiinf demanded in the complaint. CARROLL A J A NN KY, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. D. B. MILLEU, 0. O. C. Dated October 31,1871. To the Defendants Rebecca L. Gracey and William lt. Gracoy: Take notice that the complaint in this ac? tion, together with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in tho office of the Cork of the Cnn rb of Common Pleas, at Columbia, lo tbs County of Blohland, intbe State of Sooth Carolina, on the 231 day of November. 1871. CARROLL A JANNEY, Nov 23 th6_Colombia. B.C. Mountain Butter. 1 K KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, Tor sale J_?> low. E. HOPE. --J. I ? m -a? COLUMBIA, 8. ?., November 22.-Sale? of cotton, to-day, 43 bales-middling 16%o. FRANKFORT, November 22.-Booda 97%@97%. ? J?ABM, November 22.-Rentes 56f. 45o. LIVERPOOL, November 22-8 P. M. Oottou opened firm; Mid ia now etrong o pl ands 0>?@9%;' Orleans 9%; sales 16,000 bales; sp?culation and export 5,000. LIVERPOOL. November 22-Evening. Cotton closed strong-uplands 9%@9%; Orleans 9%. NEW YORK, November 22-Noon. Sales of futures, last evening, 2,300 bales, as follows: .December 18%, 18 6-16; January 18 9-19; February 18 18-16; March 19 1-16, Stocks eteady and strong. Governments dull. States dall and heavy. Money 5@6. Ex change-long 9%; short i?%. Floor dull. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn dall and heavy. Mess pork 12.87? 13.00. Lard quiet. Cotton firm-uplands 18%; Orleans 19%; sales 1,300 bales. Freights dull. . 7 P. M.-Sales of f atares to-day 1,400 bales, as follows: November 18 7-16, 18%; December 18 7-16, 18%; January 18%. 18%, 18 ll 16, 18 9-16, 18%; Fe? bruary 1U 1-16, 18%; March 19%; April 19%, 19%. Cotton firm; sales 2.925 bafes-uplands 18%; Orleans 19%. Flour dull and lower-common to fair extra 6 80@7.60; good to choice 7.55@9.25. Whiskey 94. Wheat holders disposed to realize-rod wiuter Western 1 G0@ L 64. Corn closed steadier, at 79@79%. Rice firm, at 8??@8%. Pork a shade ?rmer. Beef uini lard quiet. Freight? tuouauged. Mon y easy, ut 663)6 Sterl tng weak. Gold 10%(5)lU% Goveru uioutt? dull-81a advauoed %o. ; 5 20 ieclined %o , but closing firm. 8tate? inactive. Tenuastiees Hud new South Carolinas very dull; Virginian strong. iHuuessees 64%; new 64%. Virginia?. 64%; new 70. Louisianas 65; new 53; ?r-vetru 61; 8x 75 Alabama? 98; 5s 65. iionrgius 80; 7s 86 North OaroliuuH 38; .*w 18 b<?uth Oaroiinss 70; new 25%. CINCINNATI, November 22 -Flour ligher-lumily 6 75@7.O0. Corn firm .tow 41(0)45. Pork droopiug. Kettle lard 8%(g)8%. Bacon quiet and un? changed-shoulders 7(3)7%. Whiskey 89. LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Bagging heavy, at 15%; flax 16%. Flour and corn quiet and firm. Pork 12.50. Shoul? ders 7; sides 7%. Packed lard 9(a) 10. Whiskey 88. ST. LOUIS, November 22.-Corn qniet. Flour firm. Whiskey 89%(cj)90. Pork 13.00. Shoulders 7%; sides 7%. Lard *%. ii ALTIMORE, November 22. - Flonr .ictive. Wheat steady. Corn quiet and ?rm. Others unchanged. Cotton in fair demand-middling 18%(2)18%; re? ceipts 704 bales; Bales 565; stock 50,000. NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-Cotton active and higher-middling 18%; re? ceipts 6,048 bales; sales 6,000; stock 99,397. SAVANNAH, November 22.-Cotton strong-middling 17% @ 18; receipts 8,088 bales; sales 1.50U; stock 63,593. BOSTON, November 22.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 19%; receipts 1,740 bales; sales 400; stock 7,OOO. CHARLESTON, November 22.-Cotton strong-middling 18; receipts 2,268 bales; sales 800; stock 25,531. WILMINGTON, November 22.-Cotton quiet-middling 18; receipts 101 bales; sales 122; stock 3,925. NORFOLK, November 22.-Cotton steady-low middling 17%; receipts 1,670 bales; sales 150; stock 9,561. MOBILE, November 22.-Cotton qniet and firm-middling 17%; receipts 821 bales; sales 1,000; stock 36,311. GALVESTON, November 22.-Cotton strong-good ordinary 16; receipts 1,171 bales; sales 1,350; stock 32.896. MEMPHIS, Novemher 22.-Cotton firm -middling 17%@17%; receipts 3,069 bales. PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-Cotton strong-middling 18%(2il9. AUGUSTA, November 22.-Cotton firm-middling 17%; receipts 1,100 bales; sales 1,000. " ! --mmmmmmmm>--? The Best Beef, MUTTON, Pork and Sausages, can be obtained at Stalls S and 5, _ tor less money than at any other place, ny us. STARLING A POPE. Nov 7_t Boarding. MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI announces that her establishment, Sonth-west cor nor of Sumtor and Lady streets, is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, permaneut and transient, where the taetes and comforts of tho most fastidious will be guaranteed. Nov 9 limo Newspapers, Periodicals, &c. CALL at GIBSON'S Book and Newspaper Depot, next door to Pollock House, where the latest Now York, Philadelphia. Charleston and city papers, togethor with ali the latest Novels, bong Books, Ao., aro kept constantly on hand. Nov 21 6 Law Notice. THE undersigned have formed a partner ?hip in the practice of law, under the style of RIOlff Ai THOMAS, \nd will givuc-ieful consideration and at? tention to anj bu&lnt-e- enimsted to their charge Office at Uanskett'e building, on ?.sw Rauge JAM EH H. Hum. JOHN P THOMAS COLUMBIA. S C., November 16, 1871. Nov 21 Gmo Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Co. ' 1 ^ tl K annual meeting <>f the Btooftholder* ot L this Company will bs held at the office, No 61 New street, lu tho oily of New York, \ew Kork, ??n tfOKDAY. lue ?th day o? De? cember, 1871. at 2 o dock P. M, for the elec? tion of officer? for the cunning year, and tor suoti other business as may be brought before the meeting. J. M. COLLING Vt OOD, Nov :8_Secretary. Toys, Candies, &c. TOYS of all kiuds and dssorlptions, plain and fancy Candies, Nuts, Lemons, Figs, Jellies and Canned Fruits. Bread, Cakes and Rolls, fresh every morn? ing, at P. W. KRAFT'S, Nov 7_Main afreet. Doable Strong. FOR the winter season, I will brew all DOUBLE. STRONG BEER. Drink Heegers' unadulterated Double Strong dear, andyou got tho worth of your money. This Beer ls also put up in bottles, and for sale at $1 60 per dozen. 1 have also received a supply of tho Juatly oelebrated PANCAKE-regarded the best Ohewing Tobacoo. JOHN 0. 8EEGER8. Novio_ Crans, Pistols, Etc -w^ ^r*~ I INFORM my friends and I publio in general that I havs ^C__~j2awju8t roturnod from tho North, - m-% wand am now prepared to fur? nish all in want of GUNS, Rifles and Repeat? ers, of latest styles and best qualities, Am? munition and Sportsmen's Apparatus, of all kinda and descriptions, at reduced prices. REPAIRING dono at short notice. Nov 8 _ P. W. KRAFT. Main street. For Sale. Inn A nnn FEET LUMRER. par ,UU? f4UUU ties can be supplied at reasonable rates by applying to Sept 2 JOHN E. GYLES, at Hone's store. > LEATHER, ETC. ' ? WL^L THEold houseof P. H. FL4. vfcOTH^Sea'iSM^ W^"^^L,SS?never failed to glvo satisfaction in everj branch, is now, opened by his sons; and they will oonduot tho business on tho old plan-keep nothing bat first o lase goods/ qulok sales and short profits. P. H. FINNIGAN w>U superintend the Ma? nufacturing Depar?p auk fcpd Will le pleased to see bis old monds and oUstoiaers. Our stock consiste of Men's. Boys', Youths', Ladies', Missis; and Oh tl drona Shoes of all Styles and Varieties. They will leave nothing undono to merit a fair share of. the patronage sq liberally be? stowed on their father. Go and eeo them. All shoes exchanged or money refunded. Next door to lt. Hannah's Saddlery. Main street. FIVE First Glass BOOT-MAEERB wanted. Nov af ' J: T.TLAN IQAN _A CO. Btovall's Excelsior Mills Floor. jmWk. ? WE keep large supplies of this GELE ? "XT-B HATED. PLO UR, which we sell at wJfTnwholesale or retail, and warrant tho quality. J. A. HENDRIX A BRO., , Nov ll Imo_Columbia, S. O. One Puncheon Lochgilphead. rpHE beat 8GOTOH WHISKEY. Dealers JL oan have it nearly at cost. Nov 16 ** : JOHN O. BEEPERS. _ J. MEIGHAN, Buoccssor to G. M. THOMPSON ?Si CU.. *^gjk HA8 on hand tho jrajao ]W\ largest, most fash- J j& ionable, stylish, du-^MgSffi?jgP l^~^?^S?rablo and chea.pest'HsB*^^^ took of RuOTS and SHOES in tho State. All warranted. ALSO, A oomplete assortment of Gent's, BOYB' and bildren'a HATS and PAPS. Nov 5 3mo _ Just Received, .JT"S> W- A LARGE stock of fashionable 2gEggllight CARRIAGES. Prices low, at W. K. GREENFIELD'S Carriage Repository, corner Assembly and Lady streets. No To the Ladies. fUMg. , THE PRIZE MEDAL was ?aK^fW awarded to bira. C. E. HEED. ?BMIi |L ? Main stroet, Columbia, for the jM^Hllj South Carolina Agricultural and ^SjtSapy Mechanical Society. She als? bab . ?W^Na full supply of BONNETS, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Hair. Furs, Cloaks, and everything usually kept, in a first class Milli uery Establishment. Tho Ladies of Colum? bia and elsewhere will please call and seo fur themselves. Orders solicited. Prices re? duced.__ Nov 14 The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Reer IN preference to London Portor and Scotch Alo.. Whv? They know it is unadulterated. LOOS TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. f-? WE olaim to have ono of tho finest VjV Btooks of WATCHES, of all best Entr jSujfilish, Swiss and American makers. With Diamonds and other fine Jewelry, our stock is large, and we are going to soil the doods REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in all branches, by tho best of workmen. WM. GLAZE. Nov 19_Formerly Glaze A Radcliffe. BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Carolina Life Insurance Co., OF MEMPHIS, TENN. ASSETS UVBR ... il.050.000. WADE HAMPTON.President. D. 0. TRIMBLE.Secretary. ISSUES POLICIES, either participating or non-oarlicipating, on all the. appro ved plans of lite insurance All Policies non-for feitable. A definite cash surrender valuo gua? ranteed on all PoUcies after second annual payment. Active agents wanted. BLACK, PORCHER A CO., State Agents, Columbia, S. 0. J. L, BLACK, P. M. BOSCHES, S. W. SKIBELB, Nov ll_lino WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELEY. I HAVE on hand a select_ stock of WATCHES. JEWEL-c???2 _,RY, CLOCKS, SILVER and PLATED rt AivE, wbiob I will dispOBO of at most rea? sonable prices. Also. SPECTACLES to suit all ages. REPAIRING in my line dono promptly and on good terms. AU articles and work warranted to bo as represented. GEO. BRUNS, id door below PHOENIX offioo, Main street. Oct 29_ Quinine*. Quinine!! orvn OUNOES QUININE, for ealo low, ?VJVJ by E. H. HE1N1TSH, Wholesale Druggist, Columbia, S. C. Oct 20 i Castor Oil'. Castor Oil!! Sm BBLB. Prime CASTOR OIL, for sale low, ?i by E. H. HEIN ITS H, Oct 20 % Wholesale Druggist. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength aud improves their health. March ll Butter. A TUBB Virginia Valley BUTTER, *3: 6 tubs Mountain Butter. 3 tubs fine Goshen Butter. All nico and fresh and for salo LOW. Oct 1_L?RICK A LOWRANCE. martin's Slioing Sub-Boiler and Deep Tiller Flow. THE undersigned having parohased the right for this State to manufacture and null the abovo plow, the best and ohoapeat yet tntrodnoed, desires a reliable Agent at ovory Oounu Oonrt House in tba Btate. "ct 10 EDWARD HOPE. Ba?uwarC| eio. \ C\C\ DOZEN AXES. IVJv/ 49 bales Ragging. 200 bundles Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. 200 pairs Trace Chains. Just received and for sale at lowest market prices. LORIOK A LOWRANCE. Oysters in Every Style. /SSfe, / \ MY Restaurant 1B in order for the ^?i?S^winter reason, and OYSTERS and ^flflr other Refreshments will be furnish? ed at short notice. "How will you have them -fried, roasted or stewed?" G. DIERCKS. Oot 20 Just Reoeived. -| f\ HALF 0HEST8 assorted TEA. Though JLV/ the price in market has advancod 15 per cent , we sucoeedod in gotting our August bill duplicated, which we offer at seme price as h?fore._LORIOK A LOWRANCE. If Yon Want School Books, no to BRYAN A MoO ARTER, who havo a *OT frosh Bupply of English, French, Ger? man and classical BO HOOL BOOKS, also of Sobool Stationery of every description, all fur sale at lowest market rates. Sopt 19 Barley! Barley! PLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY at $1.25 per bushsl. Terms cash. SeptM_JOHN O. BEEPERS'. Cranberries. BUSHELS CRANBERRIES, in Ano or? der, for salej)y E.HOPE. 8eed Wheat. BUSHELS choico RED HEED WHEAT for sale by E. HOPE. 15 75 Hate asi Pura. THE grand opening at BtDole's "Hat-Hal]," No. 818 Sing street, Char len ton, 8. C., takee place on', - NOVEMBER 16, A great display of Men's ind Youths' now style Dress Hats. . Prices, CO cants to $5. Ladies' grand opening OT Purs, viz: Muna, Tippets, Capes, Collars li:50lo>80. * Nov 16 tba Fore Gypsum! CONTAINING ninety-nine and two-thirds per cent. (99.00 percent.) soluble matter. Warranted freo fro nail impurities. Prepared in this city, and for Bale at tbe low price o f ?15.per ton, cash, by tOnN H. HOLMES, Commission Morchant, Charleston, 8. C. Sept 21 _ th 18 C. F. JACKSON Will offer thia week The Best Bargains In LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS, BLANKETS AND SHAWLS, PINE GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS. Nov 10 (IET lilli BEST. Webster'fl Unabridged Dictionary. 10,000 Words and Meanings not in othei Dic? tionaries. 3,000 ENGRAVINGS. 1,840 PAGES QUARTO. PRICK $12. GLAD to add my test i ninny in ??B favor. [President Walker, ot Harvard. TT1 very acholar koowa UH value. Jjj [W. H. Proseo?, tho Hiatorian. fl^he moat complete Dictionary of the Lao X guage.-Dr. Dick, ef Scotland. rilho heat guide of students of our language, i [.fohn G. Whittier. He will transmit bia name to the lateat poa terity -Chancellor Kent. Etymological parts Hurpaaaes anything by earlier laborers.-Georgo Bancroft. Dearing relation to Language Principia dooa JLJ) to Philosophy.-Elihu Burritt. Excela all othurs in d'- ii tiing scientific terms. [President Hitchcock. So far aa I know, boat defining Dictionary. [Horace Manu. 11 a 1;o it altogether, the surpassing work. [?->mart, tho English Orihopiit. A necessity for overy intelligent family, studont, teacher and profoaaional man. What Lihrary is complete without the beat English Dictionary? ALSO, Webster's National Pictorial Diction? ary. 1,010 Pagca Octavo. COO Engraving?. Price $5. Tho work ia really a GEM or A DICTTOXABT, juat tho thing for tho million. [American Educational Monthly. Published by G. A C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Maaa. 8oId hy alt Book-sellers._Nov 21 BEL!ABLE INSURANCE. Black Sc Waring, (Successor* of JJ. E. Nichols <? Co. and of Cash it Waring,; General Insurance Agents, COL.TJAIBIA, S. C. REPRESENT thefollowing well-eatabliahed and most reliable Communes: HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, or? ganized 1810. Assets over $1.500,000. NOUTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN 8USANCE CO., organized 1S0U. Assets over $15,000 000. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., organ? ized 1852. Aaects over $2.000.000. GEORGIA HOME 1NSUUANCE CO., organ? ized 1859. Aa ets ovnr $750,000. ANDES IN8UBANCE CO., organized 1870. Assets $2,000.000. SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO., or ganizod 1806. Assets over $1,200,000. The reputation which thees Companies bavo established for promptness, solidity and worth is the best g uara ut so of security and honorable dealing. Bo sure tu iusuro with Nov 5 Imo BLACK A WARING. W. D. LOVE. B. IS. MCCREEBT. WE OPEN, ON MONDAY, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, NEEDLE ll O UK SETS, DUCHESS LACE COLLARS, I'OINT LACE COLLARS. Roman Sash Ribbons, IN NEW DESIGNS. Roman Neck-Ties, IN NEW COLORS ANO ALL VARIETIES, WE carry a big stock of FLANNELS and Blankets. Jeana and Tweeds, Cassi merea and Cloths. Tho Shawl and Cloak Department exhibits all tho newest styles out. In FUSS, wo aro showing some stylos which aro not to ho found elsewhere. Tho Bloc of Carpets, li UK B, Oil-Clot ha, Ac, cannot ho excelled. Our gonda aro all selected from the best makes. We guarantee all goods wo nell, de business on tho ono price system, and allow no house to "undersell na." Nov 5_ W P. LOVE A CO. .Tit urn well's Collected Writings, THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes, embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por? trait. $4 per volume. Memories of Pat moa. By MaoDnff. $2. The Conservative Reformation and ita The? ology. Bv Rev. Charlea P. Krowth, D. D. $5. Tho Unscon World. By Bov. Dr. Stork. $1. NEW NOVKLS, Her Lord aud Maator By Florence Maryatt Won, not Wooed. By tho author of Bred in tho Bono, Ac 50 cor.;.,. Terrible Temptation. By Charlea Reade. Uniform edition of Graco Aguilor'a Works, ouch aa Mother'a Kecompenae, Vale of Codara, Jr., nt fl per volume. The above books sent to any address, post paid, on recoipt of price AnglJDUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Booksellers. Universal Life Insurance Company WE aro desirous of securing the sorvicct of a half dozen activo Canvassing Agenta in South Carolina for tho Universal Lifo Insurance Company, of New York, with whom liberal tcrma will bo ruado. Wo desire also responsible Local Agents for each town in the Stato. M. W. GARY, M. C. BUTLER, State Superintendents of Agencies. COLUMBIA, 8. C., September 8, 1871. Sept 9_ Private Boarding House, 1 VUl^i BY MKa- SAMUEL TOWN a%?L3eV -.S HEN ?), Senate street, Bouth MaeeSa^LeM oaa^ "f ^a Capitol, one square M^ffi^BeSaU? frtiin Main street, Columbia, For Sale. Orkra f\?\?\ FEET OF LUMBER, OU\/,UUU 00,000 foot of well aoa aoued Flooring on hand. Orders for Lath, and all kinda Lumber filled at abort not co. Apply at our Lumber Yard, ou Lady street and Greouvillo Railroad, or addroas W. LOWRY & CO., Oyt 2H !hno Box 130. Cohimhia, 8. C. For Sale. A LOT of fino Kentucky A Pfeu-g. MULES and HORSES, justar-fYXelk rived. Cull at ?Qj eaiUiL DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On AHRomhly direct. THE PHOENIX i - ?oot. Job ?nd Newepapar ant .a.?..' 'ifc-t.' i -. /. . >>t STEM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPPPP pPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPPPP PPPPPPP THE Proprietor of I the PHOMXX bas fitted op and thoroughly ?urnishod bia offloe with lateat improved material for exeoution of all kinda Printing. BBBBRBRBBB RRRRRR RRRB RRRR RRRRR RRRR RRRRR BRBR RRRR RRRR RR RR RRRR RR RR RRRR RRRR RRRR BR RB RRRRRR BBBBR RRRRRR BR BBB The Type, Border, Bule, Ornaments, Cots,Ao. are of MODERN STYLE and carefully aeleoted. Illllllllllllll TTTT111M1 llTTT ILTIIITII niiiini iunini minni 111111 ITT minni iniin II mnimnnn m munnin Tho Presaea are APPROVED Hoc, Adama ty-inclod Bed and of the MOST PATTERNS and Uber? in g Platen Cylinder NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Profesaional Men, Merchants. Manufacturers and Mechanics, supplied with any stylo work fjvjw^vjvjT^yjifji TTTTTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT A large stock of Cards,Card Board, Paper, Bill Hoads,?c. on hand. inimiinini minni I M MUTT Iii H i ill TM HUTT nnmii II in lui nimm iimiTmnm With the LAROE AMOUNT OF MATERIAL on hand, the atyle, quality and coat of work oannot fail to give satisfaction. NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNNNNNN NNN NNNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Orders from abroad wiU receive IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, and work promptly forwarded? GGGGGGGG G G GGGGGG G GGGGG GGGGG G OGG OGG G GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GG GOG GGGG GGGGG GGGGGGGGG GG GGGGGGGG jGG Thia is the only tho interior of two, threo and ERS, CIRCU8 can be put up in plain Black or and examine apo J. A. HELBY, establishment in the State where four sheet POST BILLS, ?a., ?o. 8ood atylo, elthei ol or ed. ?3*0 al cimens. Proprietor. quotion jB??.i?E>?. ' Jn>o frftjft ^~ft?aitfl^ffirt o/^ jjjate . FOR '8jjU?r.-.l With Floor, Grist ?na 84Wr;|tiU?,'O?tl?Q Gin ,end Thresher, and. ? suscesifiil at Md for i CotwtrV BtbrST'. . \triLIi bo ?old ror parU???fa.ito the highest *Vy bidder^ m$*l?>l$ammkI??LP?,9* first MONDAY in An uar y. ISW-lfc nof prey - on ely contracted for at prrfatte sale-tho well known PLANTATION OF (?AB?OfiELLA, belonging to tb* esta?e of phal?M: Mai. H. J. Dean.lontaiDing: 1,1141 ?crefcTnm- " 7 It ia BitutUcJ. ou the great'ihcrcukhfare bo G., 17 miles Nortr. of Bpar?anuarg ?nu dilee N?rlh-woe* of Greenville a?* 6 milM from GpwansvilW. , P .YfHOil j Olli . TU? place ia one ,of the moat desirable in the up-coantrr. balng nnaurpaafeed for' health, ead almost, unequaled /oriUie. qbcnlity and quality Of ita EMd-Bo*tom,tOfbein.?,*fealthy locality, with good'-mills, bricking sot imm?? diat* alad -never failing return-'for tbe capital i&Tcctfjd, h?.Ting:310r trffft-?!) !*?e?.-.Rfid-Bol? to m in ope body, within ono fence, ln-? high al ato of cultivation1, never'Having failed even in aeason* of greatest 4r?nght to brisks good orop, while the lend ia cOusUmlly improving and the wfcol o well ditched and drafnod. .: ? KCAXBO,' v . ..-.ul ??'. , 100. aeres ,oC best Crook Bottom;.frash and uncleared. 'Ibo remainder or tho tract ia well wooded, in original growth, ?ncTbo green timber has boen out oq the piado in aixteen years. " There are five settlements ou the'place, suitable for tunante, and. ampio- material? of both wood and atono. are tn eight or tbe Baw Mill. Tba Flour and Omi Milla are well built, first story nf stone--ba* three acta of Bolting Chests, threo mn of MUM Stones, and make aa good flour aa any made South of Bal? timore. They have- been -re-bull t,as well aa the Saw Mill, within a' fow years, and all have a soot) run of eua tom. The'near completion of the Air Lino it ail road will add teilta value, j The Milla will be contracted for separately, (as also tbe land, in lot?, io ?mt 'parohaaeraj at private aale. . Tsaate.-Cash is pr?ferred: but if moro con? venient te purchasers, it wu! he aojd for one holf catii-ono fourth lu ?ix m?nlh?.and one fourth tn twelve months, with irrtorvst from dar nf salOi ?sd fccsd =r.d mortgage w aeoui * the payment of the same. Title indisputable. Persons wishing to examine the1 place will be directed at:the Min to Henry F. King, > Esq., or Wm. J. Walden, ou tbe place. Any Information desired can be obtained by apply? ing personally a . SpArtanbnrg Ot H., to Ed? ward J. Dean, or Dr. C K. Fleming; or by letter to the Executrix. -, M BS. MABY OWEN HEAN, Nov a th9 Look,Box 29, Hpartapburg, S. g. Referee's Sale. '' "\ Henry W. Dixon, Ad mi ula tr a tor, de bonis non of Wright Denley, vs. Henry Gaoghman, et uzet al. . IN purauanco of the deoretal order, aignod by hia Honor Judge 8. W; Moiton, on the 27th October, I will sell, before the Court House, in Colombia, on the firat MONDAY in December, that well-known and valuable PLANTATION, formerly owned by Wright Denley, deceaaed. known aa Greenfield. Thia plantation comprises about 1,500 aeren, lyiog 00 the Bluff Ito- d, about ten miles below Co? lumbia, and adjoins lands of Col. Th"maa Davis. On it ia a largo mill, with ample water power: out-booaea, buildings, gin,.- screw. The Tract will bo sub-divided to .anit pur chaaers. and plats thereof exhibited oh dav of aale, or before, upon application to the under? signed, at bia office in Oolumbia. I AI.SO, . Also, 196 acres of LAND, moro or leas, 7 miles from Colombia, bounded by lands of Edward Percival. Also, 80 saures of LAND,, more'or leas. 9 milea from Colombia, on the Sooth Carolina Railroad, bounded by lands' Of Mrs. Yatea and others'. ! TKBMB OF BALE-One-fourth bash; balance in one, two and ?bree years;inter eat annually secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to pay fur necessary papera. Tho entiro properly or Wright Denley will bo sold, except tue .homestead exemption. D. ii. D*B AD?S(TBE, Nov 2 j ' , BpecTal Referee. 8t?ro of South Caroiina^Hewbsrry Co. IN COMMON PLUM), a Exparte W. H. Whitlock. Petition to enforce Meobanio'a Lien. Ex parte Jerry Evana Petition io ..enforce Mech ole's Lien. s-* BY order of this Court, passed in the above etated cases, James W. Hayward for whom tho buildings deacrihed in tho aaiu pe? titions wero erected,and on which William H. Whitlock and Jerry Evans hold tneohenio'a lions, is required to answer said petitions, on or before the next term of th je Oourt. All others, the creditors of tho said Jamos W. Hayward, are required also to take notice hereof, and to establish their claims, if any, against said building, or tho same will be barred- THOB. M. LAKE, 0. C. P. N. 0. NovO_, . thC State of Bouth Car olin a-Abbeville Co. By Lii?li. Quffin, Judge of'Probate. To James Franklin Pnokett, - Andrew C. r Pucket t? Thomas E. Puckett, Mary A. Peri son, Nancy Louies. Puckett, John Honry Puckett, Mary Louisa Puckett, ind Eliza j Carolina Puckett-Oreeling: YOU are hereby required to appear at the Court of Probate, to be holden.at Abbe 1 ville O. H., for Abbeville County, on the fifth i day of December, A. D. 1871. io. snow cause, if I any yon ean, why the Real Kat ato of Thomas ! H. Puckett, deceaaed, situate in said County, I on waters of Saluda Hiver-bounding OD landa of John B. Uoazmao. Thomas B. Puckett, ?Jr., H. M. Pinaon, William Foorke, John 8. Tornar and others, and containing two hun? dred and six acres, mare or less-should not be partitioned by allotting to the said parties above named, in equal portions, iftr aplicable; and if not practicable, to divide or'partition the same in equal portions to them; then to sell the same and divide the proceeds. Given nuder my hand and seal, this twenty first day of October, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ^.seventy one, and in the ninety-sixth year of Ameri? can Independence. L. L. GUFFIN, J. P. A. O. To the defendants, James F. Puckett, Andrew C. Pnokett, Nancy Louisa Puckett, John Henry Pnokett. Mary Louisa Pnokett and ElisaO. Puckett: . ..-;.'., TAKE NOTICE, that a petition haa this da; bess flied in the office of tho'Judge of Probate for Abbeville County, Srate?f South Carolina, for the partition of tba Beal Estate of Thomas B. Puckett, and that nnless yon appear and anawer or demur to the same, on or before 5th December next, lodgment will ba entered as of iecord against you, aod the reliof prayed be granted. MoUOWAN A PARKER, Oct 26 thC Plaintiff-* Attorneys. State of couth Carolina-Edgefield Co. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. D. li. Turner, Judge of Probate, plaintiff, es. H. K. "dolaUin, E.W. Youngblood, adminis? tra tors, et" al. TTNDEB tho order bf the court, in thia case, U I Will noll, on tho FIRST MONDAY in December next, at Edged, hi Com? House, to the highest bidder, at public outcry, nj One trat * of LAND, situated io aaidCouotv, on the Charlotte, Columbia and Anguata Bail road, one mile from Bat?avineDspot,?ontain iuK oG0 ia?rda, mino tu Umn, b?ii?i????? -T .iliuB of John M. Norrie, A. D. Bafefc \omg blood, and otbsrs, on which Wade Holstein, deceased, resided at tbs time offris death, known as the William Noni* plao?; Thia plaoe has a flosBwehlng-house, a good Gin-house, the necessary oat buildings and other good improvements; and is, from its favorable location snd other advantages, ODe of the most valuable in the County, a TKBMS._Cash sufficient to pay oosts?and one-third of purchase money; balance OB a credit of one, two, three and four years, pay? able in equal annual instalments, with inte rost fro? da'*, payable annually on the wholo amount till ?li be paid, secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. J. H. MCDEVITT, Nov 17 sth5 B. E. 0. Sundries. -I f\r\ BOXES asserted CRACKERS. IA J \J 100 boxes assorted, Canned Goods. CO boxes Soap. 60 boxea Candy. 50 boxea Candles. 200 barrels Flour. 50 barrels Whiekoy, coming in and in store, and to which we invite the attention of the trade. LO NICK A, LOWRANCE. Oiroico Family Flour. A i\C\ BARRELS Extra Family, Medln 4tl JU and Low Priced FLOUR, for a pow down. E.