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

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War mt mt a A tm li ai NIGHT DESI'AT OHES. LONDON, Doo ember 1 -The Earl ol Chesterfield died of ty ph re fever. Thiers' message opening the Corgi Legielaiiff contains nothing politically significant. LONDON, December i.-Lord Chester? field oontraoted his disease at the sams time.and plaoe with the Prinoe of Wales. The Prince of Wales waa comfortable last night. American l.- i*Ill??nc?. XJITP A8INE8B OP TBS T? BXS CB GOVERNMENT r< UNFOBTUNATB BSSDLTS OT? AN EXECU? TION-GOVERNMENT FIN AN OKS:-KABINE IC, JJIBASTBBS--BOW ZN SOHOOIi-SEVERE OQIiP WXATHHB -BAHiBOAD MOVEMENT, * AC.,' AO. ' Nsw YOBS, December 1.-A Paris spe? cial to the Herald sa VB the Government , of France is very uneasy, and exercises the utmost vigilance. There ia a great display of troops in Paris, and all pointa are guarded by patrols every night. Po Hoe are stationed at every street corner. Th,e public mind ia very unsettled, and the general impression is that the pr?? sent a tatu? cannot laat any length of time. The hut words of Gen. Bossel to a Republican friend were: "If you have not before long orushed the army, it will crush you. lt boa always been pr?to? rien, and has always formed a dietiuot party; whereas it should be national Danger is pressing. The Republicans have abandoned insurrection. You did not like tho mon of the 18th of March. I did not Uko them; but it was necessary ; to join jo order to restrain them. V .. A Havana sp?cial reporta that the bodies ot the oxeouted students have been refused to their parents. The stu do nts sentenced to the ohain-gan g have ; been .working in the Btreeta, with crimi? nals, nineo yesterday. The father of one of the former has died from grief, and the mothers of two others have be? come insane., There ia skating on the parka. Con? siderable ice in the dooks and river. Thp. Pennsylvania Central took pos? session of the Jersey Railroad last night ..WASHINGTON, December 1.-W. D. Wallach, formerly editor of the Star, is dead. A.Oaeheo despatch reports ?bs river1 full ol ice. Vessels are floating up and down the harbor with the ioe, and several are ashore. There was a terrible storm yesterday at the River Duloupe. Several wrecks occurred, with loss of life; , j] .Alexia .goes to West Point to-day, if ? the ioe permits. The interest on theoalled five-twenty bonds, being the balance of the first I s?ri?e of the issue of 1862, oeases to-day. The payments upon the new five per cen ta have dome in with unexpected promptness. The coin needed for the payment of the six per cents is already provided. It ia not anticipated, how? ever, that a very large proportion of coin will be required for the redemption of the $100,01)0,000 of six per cents. $8,000,000 of gold have been paid on account of oash redemptions, which ' amount oovera all the bouda presented for oash payment on both foreign and domestic account. The most of the| S100.000.000 of five-twenties called in for December first, have been taken up by the American and'European syndi? cate. These will be used in aettlement | for tho new fives. It is, therefore, im . probable that a very largo amount of additional gold will be required to oloso the transaction. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Cab.*' net did not discuss Cuban affairs. It is abated semi-officially that there is no dif? ficulty between this Government and Spain. The movement of vesaels Cuba ward ia merely precautionary. The debt statement shows a deorease of 98.600,000. Coin in the Treasury $95.260,000; currency $10,120,000. " Probabilities-Northerly winds, with dearing Weather, are probable for Sa? turday on the South Atlantic and Gulf I coasts; Westerly winds with pleasant.! weather in the Middle and Eastern States; increasing South-west winds on the lakes, with falling barometer and cloudy weather. Cautionary signals will continue for this evening at Wilming? ton, Charleston, Savannah and Jaokson ' ville, and are ordered for Oswego, Ro? chester and Buffalo. Alexis has arrived at West Point. BOSTON, December 1.-The oyster ves? sel W. H. Atwood waa wrecked. AU1 hands lost. The British schooner Catha? rine founderod in Yarmouth Bay. AU loat. PBOVIDENUC, R. L, December 1. Grey Stone mill, North Providence, was bnrned to-day. Nsw YORE, December 1.-The reading of the Lord's Prayer in Hunter's Point School was interrupted, when the princi? pal calle 1 in the police. Many children then loft, and subsequently several were expelled. One that threw filth at the principal was taken to the atation house. None hereafter will be admitted unless known to be willing to obey the rules. A prominent Cuban states that 10.000 stand of arms recently reached tho Cuban patriots. Tho ioe holds 111 oanal Jboats near Troy. Connolly is still jailed. General Chester A. Arthur has been installed as Collector of Customs. Twelve oases of small-pox Wednesday. Nine deaths since Saturday. A hurrioace visited the North side of the island of Cape Briton on the 27th, causing immense damage. The tide was four feet higher than ever known. There waa considerable loss of life. A private despatch reporte a general strike and suspension at the Stafford? shire potteries. ATLANTA, GA., December 1.-The Le? gislature passed a resolution depreciatory of a motion for payment of emancipated slaves. The movement for a railroad from the Ohio River to the South Atlantic sea? board is nearly oompleted. The s?beme ino!odes a steamship line with Europe, and an unbroken line from Louisville to Havannah and Brunawiok, via Mont? gomery. The projectors have ample capital and experience. A Western backwoods politioian is in favor of the "one-term" principio. He bas a woman's rights wife, he saya, who is one termagant, and is not in favor ol the continuance of her administration. Hoarding. AFEW gentlemen can have first olass DAY BO A BDI NO at Hrs. L. E. Blackwell's in the new cottage next to Dr. Bawls'. Deo a 2 Fire Cracker! and Torpedoes. 1 AA BOX BS FIRE CRACKERS, 1X9VJ 26 boxes Torpedoes, for sale by Deo 2 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Hom ABBITA?K December 1. Nickereon BOUM-Mr, and Mr?. Henry Sta?berj, Sj.j John Brensdcr, Pendle? ton; W. HT Lyle*, Hiss 8. P. Lylee, Mifts Good Ie t?, Strother; E. B. God troy, U.S.; T. Frusson, Barnier; W. Erwin, Darlington; J. A. Smith, Abbeville; S. Li. Long, A. H. Boy kin, W. E. Johnson, Jr., Camden; J. S. B. Thomson, W. J. OlawBon, Yorkvillo; T. L. Booker, Balti? more; J. 8. Brookin ton, W. A. Williams, Yorkvillo; G. T. Swandale, Greenvillo; 8. A. Smith, J. B. Marshall, Abbeville; D. T. Ward, N. G.; Bev. J. E. Watson, wife and two children, Darlington; N. T. Pate, Qa.; T. Steers, B.B. B. E.; J. S. Oothran, Abbeville; J. B. Beasel 1, Charlotte; B. B. Simpson, miun,; E. 8. Brayton, Aiken; G. Ames, Ohioopee Falto; G. 8. Mower, 8. G.; T. 8. Verdere, Delaware; J. B. Baker, N. Y.; W.J. DaTreviiie, Oraugeburg; H. M. Mooree, Savannah; T. A. Cohen, 8. G.; J. W. McMillan, J. A. Hope, Charleston; C. Barnum, oity; J. 8. Fillebrown, Dar? lington; J. S. Smith and wife, Marion; G. P. Hoffman, Doko; J. M. Westmore? land, Pa. ; F. J. Pearce, B. J. Anderson, N. G. Columbia Hotel-B. P. Carpenter, Philadelphia; W. T. Gary, Edgefield; E. B. Gary, Abbeville; J. N. Nathans, A. M. Maokey, S. B. Piokens, Charles? ton; J. N. Caldwell, Winnsboro; G. D. Fox, Ches tor fl old; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Btsnsberry, Kentucky; B. F. Bartbolow, Baltimore; Madame Brignoli and ser? vant, A. - A. Ashforth, A. Pacini, A. Maeeofnw, S. D'Anna, New York; Mrs. John Singleton and child, Richland; 8. J. Walsh, Spar tan burg; John Wilbern, W. H. Evans, Charleston; L. A. Treat, Boston; R. W. McCullough, Columbia; J. E. Hagood, W. E. Holcomb, Piokens; T. P. Hoyt, Walhalla. Cei?ral Hotel-T. B. Bass, Marion: A. B. Petigrew, G. B. Petigrew, Fairfield; G. Gannon, Spsrtanbnrg; J. P. Latimer, N. Sullivan, E. E. Davis, Greenville; T. W. Babb, Monticello; E. P. Hitt, Miss. ; T. F. Powell, Williamsburg; T. Wild? man, Anderson; J. N. Benner, Union; J. 8. Land, Maoon. Funeral Invitation The friouda and aoquaintanoea of RUPERT and Matilda JONES are invited to attend the funeial of the former, from tho A. M. E. Ohnroh, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock'. .-'limn ---a To Consumers of Gas. AGREEABLE to the action of tho Board of Directors, and sanctioned at a meeting of Stockholders, consumera of gas will be charged from this date at the rate of TEN DOLLARS FEB THOUSAND, until snob time as tho ohange in the works now about to be made will admit of a reduction. It ia due to consumers that they should be informed of the oauee requiring tho change in price. It will be recollected that in Mardi last, the prioe was $0, and reduoed to $7 per thousand; ai which time wa were paying $1.26 per barrel of rosin. This article has steadily lnoreaaed, until it has reaohed the present price of $4.75. Of this article, between 2,000 and 3,000 b?rrela are need to prodnoe the light, and with difficulty procured. At thie ruinous price, tho Company had to suspend operatione, or ohange the works to ooah The latter has been decided on, and when com? pleted-which will be in as short a time as material and workmen can make it-the oharge to oonanmers will bo reduced to a lees prioe than bas been charged since the works have been in Operation. JACOB LEVIN, Secretary Columbia Oaa-Light Co. : COLOMBIA. Deoember 1,1871._Deo 2 Private Boarding House, liar^\ BY MBS. SAMUEL TOWN ifrjugT^.JLJ SEND. 8onato street, South fflljjSE^a? oaat ortho Capitol, ono square BBBSSMBMS trnm Main street, Columbia, 8. O._Deo 2 3mj Dissolution. THE firm of STABLING A POPE is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All , imrsona having olaims will bring them forward or collection at once, and all indebted will make payment to either of the undersigned, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of a Magistrate for oolleotion. W. D. STABLING. Deo 2 3_W. 8. POPE._ Vigilant Fire Company. THE members of tho Vigilant f??M Fi?"? Engine Company will appear ^qyfcfft the Encino H=sse, TFfTR MoRN - ~~-ING, at 9J o'olook, in full uniform, to attend the funeral of their late fellow-mem? ber, BUPEBT JONES, By order: Deo 2 1 C. P. LOWNDES, Secretary. Scotch Whiskey. 1PUNCHEON Ramsay's Islay Malt WHIS? KEY, guaranteed two years old, for sale low to Bar-keepers, at CANT WE EL'S, Deo 2_Main street. State of South Carolina, Newberry Go. COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. James N. Lipscomb, Plaintiff, against Joseph Manor Lawton, Defendant.-COPT SUMMONS TOB MONEY DEMAND.-COMPLAINT SraviD. To Joseph Manar Lawton, Defendant in thia aotion: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in thia action, of which a oopy ls herewith served upon yon, and to serve a oopy of your answer on the subscribers at their omeo, at Newberry Court House, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service of thie summons on yon, ex? clusive of the day of service. If you fail io answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment againat you for the sum of $1,825, with interest at the rate of seven percent, per innum, from the 21st day of November, 1871, and costs. Dated 2lBt day of Novembor, 1871. FAIR. POPE A POPE, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the defendant, Jo soy h Manor Lawton: Take notioe that the summons in thia ac don, of which the foregoing ia a oopy, waa Hud in the omeo of the Clerk of the Court or Jommon Pleas, at Newberry Court House, in .be Oonnty of Newberry, in the State of South karolina, on the 28th of November, A. D. 1871. FAIB, POPE A POPE, Plaintiff's Attorneys, Newberry, C. H., S. C. Dated 28th day of November, 1871. Deo 2 sG State of South Carolina--Newberry Co. COURT or COMMON PLEAS. albert J. Haltiwauger, plaintiff, against Jos. Manor Lawton, defendant.-Copv SUMMONS ros MONEY DEMAND.-COMPLAINT SXBVKD. To Joseph Maner Lawton, defendant in this aotion: YOU aro hereby summoned and required to answor the complaint in thia aotion, rf which a copy ia herowitb served nponyou, and to aerve a copy of your answer on the subscribers, at their oflloe, at Newberry Court House, South Carolina, within twoniy days after the service of this summons on yon, 3solusivo of the day of service. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforesaid, tbe plaintiff will take lodgment against you for tue sum of $100-10, with interest at the rate of seven per cont, per annum, from the 27th day of November, 1871, and costa. Dated 27th day of November, 1871. FAIB, POPE A POPE, Plaintiff's Attorney a. Io the defendant, Joseph Miner Li~tcs: Take nuuoo that ?he sssssn: ir. this ac? tion, of which tho foregoing is a oopy, was Qled in the ornoo of tho Clerk of the Court of Oommon Pleas, at Newberry Court House, in the County of Newberrv, in the State of South Oarolina, on the 28th day of November .A. D. 1871. FAIB, POPE A POPE, , Plaintiff's'Attorneys. Newberry C. H., B.C., Novembor 28,1871. Deo 2 BO Financial ?nd Commercial. LONDON, December 1-Noon.-Oon finl. on?/ - -J_ D"_J. no?/ .VW ?/ *./ i, OA'UIIIUOUUA 1/VUUU VM/gi PARIS, December 1.-Rentes (Hu. 76o. Specie hus increased 1.000?. LIVERPOOL, December 1-8 P. M. Ootton steady-uplands 9%; Orleans 9%@10;' ssles to-day 12,000 bales; of the week 128,000; export 22,000; speculation 23,000; stock 486,000, whereof American is 57,000; receipts 46,000, whereof Ame? rican is 18,000; actual exporta 9,000; stock afloat 882,000, whereof American is 142,000. LIVERPOOL, December 1-Evening. Ootton-uplands 9%; Orleans 9%@10. Manchester advices unfavorable. NEW YORK, December 1-Koon. Stocks dull and heavy. Gold heavy, at 10K@10K. Governments dull and heavy. State bonds dull and weak Money firm, at 8/ '.Exchange-long 9; j short 9%. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat- quiet and unohanged. Corn steady. Pork steady, at 18.25@13.30. Lard quiet. Ootton quiet-uplands 19; Orleans 19%; sales 800 bales. Freights steady. 7 P. M.-Ootton quiet and steady; sales 1,266 bales-uplands 19; Orleans 19.%, Floor a shade, firmer. Whiskey 95. Wheat l@2o. higher-winter red Western 1.60(^1.62. Oorn lo. higher. Bice firm. Pork active, at 18.25@ 18.87. Lard steady. Freights dull and lower. Money active, at 7. Sterling 10%. Gold 10%. Governments inactive-62s, 4s' and 5s advanced ??o; 40s ??o., ourrenoy. Bonds declined ??o. States heavy and transactions small-new South Carolinas ! 34. ST. LOUIS, December 1.-Pork firm1 and buBiuetis light. CINCINNATI, December 1.-Pork buoy? ant, at 13.50. Lard active and higher- I kettle 9. Bacon unohanged. LOUISVILLE, December L- Pork 13.00 (?>13.50. Bacon scarce-shoulders 7%. Whiskey 90. CHARLESTON, December 1. - Ootton firm-middling 18*0 (a) 18>^; receipts 8,487 bales; sales 800; stock 3,836; re? ceipts of the week 12,462; sales 5,600. BOSTON, December 1.-Ootton quiet middling 19%; receipts 884 bales; sales 550; stook 7,000; receipts of the woek1 1,251; ssles 2,000. BALTIMORE, Deoember 1.-Ootton in moderate demand-middling 18%; re? ceipts 2,685 bales; sales 475; stock 4,492; receipts of the week 2,685; sales 1,510. Nsw ORLEANS, Deoember 1.-Cotton firm-middling 17%; receipts 18,705 bales; sales 5,500; stook 138,080; receipts of the week 50,283; sales 24,000. SAVANNAH, December 1.-Cotton ac? tive-middling 18%; receipts 5,967 bales; sales 2,500; stock 62,741; receipts of the week 21,784; sales 10,900. PHILADELPHIA, Deoember 1.-Ootton quiet and firm-middling 19%@19%;? receipts of the week 3,283. MOBILE, December 1.-Ootton quiet and steady-middling 18; receipts 5,872 bales; sales 4,200; stook 33,419; receipts of the week 1,705; sales 6,800. MEMPHIS, Deoember 1.--Ootton steady and in fair demand-middling 18; re? ceipts 3,695 bales; sales 6,600; stook 90,700. NORFOLK, Deoember 1.-Ootton steady-low middling 17%@17%; re? ceipts 2,926 bales; sales IOU; stook 6,487; receipts of the week 10,126; sales 505. GALVESTON, December 1.-Ootton steady-good ordinary 16%; receipts 1,915 boles; sales 500; stook 29,647; re? ceipt? of the week 6,216; sales 4,700. WHOLESALE PRICKS CUlUtKNT. CORRECTED WEEKLY BT THE HOARD OF TRAUE. APPLES, ty bu. X UO<02 00 BAOOIKO,.18@ 24 BALE ROPE, Ma.22(0*24 N.Y.orWcsWIb 7(010 BUTTER,North. 28(040 Country, $ lb.2O<025 BACON. Hams. 18(020 Bides, # lb. 9J@11 Shoulders... 8(010 DANDLES, Sperm4O(07O Adamantine Ibl5@16 COTTON YARNI 20(01 25 OOTTON, StctM,...17i Middling .17 Low Midl'g,_1G.J Oood Ordny.10 Ordinary.15 ?HCEHE, E.D.lb. 20(025 factory.1G@22 OOFTXE, Rio, #12)25? 27 . Laguayra_26(028 Jay-.3-5(040 FLOOR.Co. G75@1000 Northern.750@10 50 3 RAIN, Corn 1 00@115 Wheat.... 18032 00 Oats.75@90 Peas. 90(01 0U HAT, Nortn, #owt.2 00 HID ES, Dry, $dbl2J@lb Oroon.@8 LARD, ty Eb.12? 15 LOME, f) bbl. 2 65@2 75 UoLASsna,'Juba,35(05U NowOrl'ns 80(090 Sugar H'so.. GO(09O NAILS, *& Kog? 5O<0U 00 ' ONIONS.#bual60@l 75 ! OIL, Keroseno, g35(045 j Machinery..75(01 00 SPECIE, Qold (0110 Silver. ?105 POT AT ' ?, Iris 1 50(02 00 Sweet, bus G0fi?80 RICE, Carolina lb 7(09 SHOT, lib ag. 275(03 00 HALT, Li vorp. 2 00(02 10 SOAP, #lb,.7J@U) < SPIBITS, Alcohol ,gl5 00 ( Brandy ..4 00(012 00 Oin.2 00(00 00 Rum.2 00(07 00 Whiskey... 135@G 00 SDQAR, Crus A F15@1G Brown.12(014 STARCH, ty lb.. . 8A(01O TEA, Qreonlbl 00(0260 Black.100(0110 TOBACCO, Chw.6O(0100 Smoking,?..50(01 00 VINEQAB, Wine,.50@G0 French_ @1 00 WINE, Oham.'25?28 GO Port, ?gal3 00(06 80 Sherry.... 275(07 (,0 Madeira.. .8 00(08 00 Stats cf Sosth Carolina-He-wberry Qc CO UBI OF COMMON PLEAS. Albert J. Haltiwangor, William Haltiwaogor and John M. Prootor, as oopartnera in trade under the name and firm of A. J. Haltiwau ger A Co., plaintiffs, against Joseph Manor Lawton, otherwise caned J. Manor Lawton defendant.-Copy Summons for Money Be mand. Complaint Served. Fo Joseph Manor Lawton, dofend&nt in this action. YOU are herebysummoned and required to answer the oomplaint in thia action, of willoh a copy ia herewith served upon you, and o aerve a copy of your answer on the sub? scribers at their offioe, at Newberry Court douse. South Carolina, within twenty daye titer the aervioe of this summons on you, ox iluaive of the day of service. If you fail to answer thia complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judg< nent againat you for the aum of $193.70 couta rrlth interest at the rate of sevon per cent ier annum, from tho 21st day of November, 1871, and oosts. FAIR, POPE A POPE, Plaintiff? Attorneys. Dated 21et day of Novombcr, 1871. To the defendant, Joseph Manor Lawton. Take notice that the summons in this aotion, it which the foregoing ia a copy, was filed in he omeo of the Clerk of the Court o? Com non PleaB, at Newberry Court House, in the 3ounty of Newberry, in the Stato of Sonth karolina, on the 28th day of November, A. D. .871. FAIR, POPE A PuPE, Plaintiff's Attorney?, Newberry 0. H., 8. C. Dated 28th dav of November, 1871. Deo 2_bG_ Stop and See. rflElatoat papers and periodicals, from all partB of tho country, for salo ?UN. Q. GIBSON'S News Depot. Will furnish any paper lesired, at store or privato residence N.Q.GIBBON, Ono door North Pollock Houso. Deol 0_ Georgia Lands for Sale. [OFFER for Bain one of tho moat doairablo plaoea in Middle Ooorgia, for planting and itook raising, situated ton miles South-west >f Hawkinsville, Qa., and contains about ,230 aoros; 400 olearon. Ten Milo or Reody hreek runs through it, and affords a good nill site. Tho place can be conveniently di rided Into traits of 800 to 500 sores if desired. L?ong timo for part of the money. Call on A 7, PATE, ESQ., Hawkinaville. or address WM. LUNDX, Deo 1 8* Macon, Ga. Seegers' Beer is Para. Pl don't contain Ooooonlna Indiens Fiah Berries to make sleepy or hoadache^ Lime. BARRELS or LIME, for sale low by JOHN AGNEW A BON 200 LATEST QUOTATIONS OF Bourru ERN SB- I OUIUTIES IN CHARLESTON, 8.0-Corrected, December 1, 1871, by A.C.KAUFMAN Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broad street. Mames of Securities. Raie In. Off'et Asked. STATE BEOGRITLES. " Nor th Carolina, old- 6 .... 88 N. Carolina, new. 6 .... 28 South Carolina, old.... 6 . S. Carolina, new. 6 . S. 0. reg'd stock, ex in. G .... Georgia, new, (gold)... 7 .... 02 Georgia, new. 7 .... 91 Georgia. 6 - 80 Tennessee, old. 6 .... 66 Tennessee, new. 6 .... 66 Alabama. 8 _100 Alabama. 5 .... 70 OIR SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga., bonds- 8 .... 83 Atlanta, Ga., bonds.... 7 .... 78 Angosta, Ga.,bonds... 7 .... 83 Oharleston stock. 6 .... 58 Oharl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 71 Colombia, S. C., bonds 6 _ 60 Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 70 Macon, Go., bonds.... 7 .... 73 Mobile, Ala. 8 _ 80 Mobile, Ala. 5 _ 58 Montgomery, Ala. 8 - 82 Memphis, Tenn., b'nds old... 6 56 58 " now.. 6 54 56 " endorsed 6 60 Nashville, Tenn. 6 .... 62 Savannah,Ga., bonds. 7 .... 87 Wilmington, N. 0. 8 _ 76 Wilmington, N. 0. 6 _ 72>? RAILROAD BONDS. Atlantic and Gulf. 7 _ 80 B. B. E., 1st mortgage 7 _ 52 Central Georgia. 7 95 Oharleston and Savan.. 6 .... 65 Charlotte, Gol. & Aug.. 7 _ 82 Oheraw and Darlington 8 .... 90 Ch craw Sc Dar., 2d mort 7 _ 72 Ohesap'ke Sc Ohio, gold 6 .... 94 East Tennessee, Virgi? nia, endorsed. 6 - 68 East Tennessee and Georgia, endorsed.. 6 .... 65 Georgia Bailroad. 7 95 Green. & Ool.. 1st mor. 7 - 95 Green. &C:Stategnar 7 .... 55 Green. & Gol., 2d snort 7 - 45 Laurens. 7 .... 50 Macon and Augusta, 1st mortgage. 7 .... 85 Macon and Augusta, ?lst mort.,) guar. by Jeorgia Bailroad... 7 _ 92 Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by State of Georgia. 7 - 75 MemphiB & Charleston. 7 80 85 Mississippi Central, 1st mortgage. 7 .... 85 Mississippi Central, 2d mortgage. 8 70 75 Mississippi & Tennes? see. 1st mortgage... 7 .... 85 Mississippi Sc Tennes? see, consolidated.... 8 ._ 75 Mobile and Girard, 1st mortgage...,. 8 88 Mobile & Montgomery, gold, 1st mort., end. 8 .... 95 Montgomery and West Point, 1st mortgage. 8 84 Mnsoogee, Ga. 7 85 Nashville and Chatta? nooga, endorsed.... 6 - 72 North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 .... 91 North-Eastern, 2d mort. 8 _ 83 Pensacola Sc Georgia, 1st mortgage. 7 .... 40 3av. & Ohar., 1st mort. 7 - 75 3av. & Char., State gua 7 _ 60 3av. & Char., 2d mort 8 _ 70 ?onth Garl'a, 1st mort. 7 _ 87 3outh Carolina. 7 _ 67 South Carolina. 6 _ 67 Spartanbnrg and Union 7 40 Western Alabama, 2d mortgage, endorsed. 8 .... 93 RAILROAD STOCKS. Pat'. Atlantic and Gulf.100 _ 25 Augusta & Savannah.. 100 .... 86 Oentral Georgia.100 _ 117 ?bari o tte, Col. & Aug.. 100 .... 40 Georgia. 100 97 ? reen, and Gol. B. B.. 20 _ 2 Macon and Augusta... 100 .... 40 Macon and Western... 100 _ 110 Memphis & Oharleston. 25 7>? North-eastern. 50 - 10 Savannah Sc Oharleston 100 _ 20 3. O. B. B. shares. 100 .... 34 3.0. B. B. & B'k shares 125 .... 34 3outh-western Georgia 100 90 .... BANK STOCKS. Peop'sN'l B'k Charl'n, capital 8750,000. 100 .... 105 1st Nat'1 Bank Oharl'n capital 8500,000._100 -125 3. O. Loan & Trust Oo. 100 _100 Caro. Nat. Bank, Ool'a, capital $200,000. 100 100 .... Central National Bank, Col'a, cap'l 8100,000 100 100 .... Nation'l B'k of Cheater, capital 850,000. 105 Nat'l B'k of Newberry, capital 8100,000. ffat'l B'k Spartanburg, capital 860,000. 3. O. Bank & Trust Co. capital 8200,000. 100 .... 100 Bank of Charleston... . 100 - 21 Union Bank S. 0. 5G .... 50 People's Bank So. Oa. 4 Plan. & Me. Bank S. O. 25 .... 23 3cnk of Newberry. 25 . Bank of Camden. 50 . Cthers worthless. MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Charleston Gas Go_ 25 .... 20 Charl'n City B.B.stook 50 .... 54 IranitovilleMan. Co... 100 114 ... >. Sc O. B. cert, indeb. 54 ff. E. B. B., cert, indebt. 65 Mt. Pleasant and Sulli? van's Island Ferry Oo. 100- par Virginia State Coupons .... 46 Tennessee 14 " .... 60 City Murfreosboro " .... 80 City ot Nashville ooup's .... 80 City Charleston oer. in. par City of Memphis coup. 75 ... ff. E. B. B. prof. Btook. 88 i, & U. R. paat duo coup_ 40 ... C. Sc ?. 14. past duo coup_ 40 ... EXCHANGE. ETO. ffew York sight.% off par Sold.HOM in>= iilver. 103 S. O. BANK BILLS. 43 auk of Oharleston. Bank of Camdon. 15 Bank Georgetown. 1 Bank of S. 0. 5 Bank of Oh os tor. 15 Bank of Hamburg. 18 Bank of Nowborry. 12 Bank o? tho State of S. O.,priorto'61. " issue '61 and '62. *P1. &Meo. Bank Ohar'n. ?People's Bank Charl'n. ?Union Bank Oharles'n. *S. W. B. B. Bank, old. ?S.W.B. B. Bank, new. State Bank, Oharleston - 4 Farmers' Ex. B'k Obar. 1 ... Exchange Bank, Oolam .... f) ... Oom! Bank, of Goltim .... 0 Mei oh. Bank of Chora w - 3 ... Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 8 ... 8. C. bills receivable. 95 ... Charleston change bills. 95 ... . MBT> Bills marked ?hus (*) are being ! redoemed at the connter of above office. State of 8onth Carolina-Fairfield Co. The State of Sooth Carolina, plaintiff, vs. the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company, and o th ora. or cd i tor H.-Ord.tr for Sale, ?bc. BY virtno of a decrotal order iu tho above stated case, all the creditors of the bpartanburg and Union Railroad Company are reqnirea to prove and establish their de? manda against the said Company, before ns, as Special Roforoce, at the law oftice of James H. Rion, Eeq., in Winnaboro, ti. C., on the 26th, 27th,38th, 20th and 30th days or Decem? ber, A.. D. 1871. and on the 23J, 24th, 25th, 2Gth. 27th and 28th days of January. A. D. 1872. JAMES M. BAXTER, THOMAS B. JETER, Nov 20 Bpecial Beferees. 49- The Fairfield Herald, tho UnionviUo Times, tho Carolina Spartan and the Colum? bia Union will publish till let of February, 1872, And sond bills to tho Clerk of tho Court, Winnaboro._ Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad. The State of South Carolina, plaintiff, against the Spartanburg and Union Bailroad Com-1 Inany and others, creditor?, defendants. N obedienco to an order dated 15th day of . November, 1871, paesed by tho Hon. James M. Butland, J migo of tho 4th Cirouit, of the State of Sooth Carolina, the undersigned will selb OD the FIB8T MONDAY in January, 1872, at UnionviUo, iu tho County of Union, in tho [ Btate of South Carolina, bofore the Court House door, botweon tho hours of ll o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, at public outcry, to tho highest bidder, the whole of tho 8FARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD, including tho Road-bod, Right of Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super? structure, ljing ana situate in the Counties Df Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all tho stock subscribed for in the Bpartanburg and Union Railroad Company; tho chartered right? Mid privileges thereof; the railroad spikes, maire and equipments, and all the property owned by said company, as incident or neces? sary for its business, on the following terms, to wit: Twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dol? lars oaah, and tho balance in thrco equal semi-annual instalments, with interest on >aoh instalment from the day of sale, to bo leoured by the bond of tho purchaser, with a mortgage of the entiro property sold. Thc Durchaaer wilt also bo reauired to pay for all stamps and papers. If the highest bidder should fail to pay at mee tho twenty-five thousand (f25,000j dol? ara aforesaid in cash, tho property horeinbe ore advertised will immediately be offered, it tho time - nd pisco above mentioned upon ho term? already stated, for re-aalo. JAMES M. BAXTER, THOMAS B. JETE It, NOVRMBKH 28,1871. Referees. ?-The UnionviUo Times, Fairfield Herald, Carolina Spartan and Columbia Union will lopy until day of salo and Bond bills to Re? ferees._Nov 29 \. C. SHIVER. DAVID JONES. R. C. SHIVER & co., WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in )RY GOODS, Notions, Furs, Laces, Embroi leries. Cloaks, Shawls, Umbrollas, Carpets, )il-ClothB, Trunks, Yalisoa, .Satchels, Milli tory Goods, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, tibbonB, Velvets, Satina, Silks, Window ihades, Window Cornices. Window Damasks, 'sporing, Wall Decorations, Oil Paintings, Ihromos, Steel Engravings, Lithographs, fpholstery Goods of all kinda. Dress-making a all itu branches. Manufacturing Rooms rbero we are making up suits for less than he m a tori al ? of a suit of ton cost. Our maxi? mum stock of tho year is DOW in atore, making nob a display of gooda as wo nover had be? are, far sut passing anything outside New erk city. Being thoroughly alive to tho irnos and with ample ability, places us in oeitlon to oiler our patrons groat advan ages, and in prices guaranteeing them to avo money dealing with DB. City and ooun ry merchants, jobbera and retailers, will fiad boy CAD save money aud long railroad travels y looking through our goods. Nov 30_R. C. BOIVER A CO. Executor's Notice. A LLperaons indebted to the late James *\. Brown, either by ooto or' book account, re requested to oali and settle at ODCO with ly agent, Fred. J. Brown, or they will bo lacou in the bands of aa attorney for eol? ation. Thoao having claims will present hem, propcrlv attested, at once for pay lent. ' SELINA BROWN, Nov 28 4.13_Execu trix. The Temple of Health. l/|~ORE good and reliable remedies can bc yJL had at HEINITBH'S Drug and Chemi al Btore thau from any other place in the ?nd. Thoro is not a single person afflicted nth dinoaso, who over bought a bottle of leinitsh's medicino, but returned and gave banka, and bought another bottle. Just see rhat has boen done: 80.000 bottloBof tho QUEEN'S DELIQH1, jr the blood. 25,000 bottles Stanley's COUGH BYRUP, sr coughs, Ac. 20,000 Blood and Liver PILLS, for diseases f the Liver. 20,000 bottlea Tar and Wild Cherry COUGH IURE. 10.000 bottles Heinitsb's CHILL CURE. 20,000 bottles QUAKER LINIMENT, for heumatism. Still the cry is, cornel Come ODO, como all, o tho Templo of Health, and be healed at Ule cost. A full atock or good medicines al? lays on hand, at modorato price?, wholesale nd retail, by E. H. HEINITSH, Nov 25 J Proprietor and Dealer. Stovall's Excelsior Mills Flonr. .VE keep largo supplies of this CELE 'DRATED FLOUR, which we sell at _.wholesale or retail, and warrant the uality. J. A. HENDRIX & BRO., Nov ll Imo Columbia, B. C. Law Notice. rHE undersigned have formed a partner? ship in tho practico of law, undor the tylo of mos ?Si THOMAS, .nd will givo careful consideration and at sntion to any business ont rusted to their bargo. Oflico at Banakott's building, on isw Range. AMES H. Itiox. JOHN P. THOMAS. COLUMBIA, S. C., Novembor 10, 1871. Nov 21_(bno__ (One Puncheon Lochgilphead. HUE best SCOTCH WHISKEY. Dealcra L can have it nearly at onst. Nov 15_JOHN C. BEEPERS. Sundries. ["TTE have rocoived a largo supply of tho VY following gooda, which wo aro offering t low prices: /bolo, half and quarter boxos RAISINS, Almonds, Palm Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Walnuts. Nov 23_ JOHN AGNEW A RON. Pipes! Pipes!! l-l /\f^i\ INDIAN CLAY FIFES, for Ll_?v>Jv/V^ aalo low to dealers. Nov 23 JOHN C. BEEGERS. The Last of the Season. )rvrv BUSHELS Puro Bust.proof SEED 2\J\J OATS, for aalo for cash only. Nov 28_E. HOPE. Boarding. iyf IBS CORDELIA MORDECAI announces vJL that her establishment, South-WOSt eur? er of Sumter and Lady stroots, is prepared 3 acoommodato BOARDERS, permanent and ranaient, whoro tho tastes and comforts of 1)0 moat fastidious will bo guaranteed. NovO ?lino Au-otion Salo?. Mule; Hortet, Wagons and Harnett. BY JALOB LEVIN. Ou MONDAY, December 4, et 10 o'clock, I will eell, r.t the Court Houae, 4 good MULES, 1 Wagon, 4 Harness, either io whole or aoparate. AMO, 3 MULES, 1 fine Bay Home. Terme cash._Deo 3 House und Lot. BY JACOB LEVIN. * ON MONDAY, December 4, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court House, I will sell the HOUSE AND LOT, situated on tho North-oast corner, interaeolion of I Wayne and Lumber streets-lot measuring 104 8-12 on Lumber by 2118-12 on Wayne atreot, more or lesa-being immediately op? posite the reaidence of Mayor Alexander. Terma of Bale caah. Pnrohaaer to nay for etampa and conveyanco._Deo 2 lieui Estate. D. C. PEIXOTTO & 80N, Auctioneers. WE will sell, on MONDAY, December 4, in front of the Court House, That really valuable BUILDING LOT, situ? ated on the alte of the Cougaree Hotel place, third lot from the alley corner, 25 feet front, 208 feet deep. Salo positivo. Terms oa?h. Deo 2 2_E. W. 8EIBEL8 A CO. Land for Sate. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On MONDAY next, December 4, we will sell, in front of tho Court House at Columbia, at 10A o'clook in tho forenoon, All that LOT OF LAND, bounded North by a small street, Eaat by land of Wm. Babb, South by lot of James Beard; fronting fifty two feet on small Btreet above mentioned, and running baok bah the length of equare. There ia a amall house on said lot. Terme Half caah; balance in one year, secured by bond and mortgage of premiaea Bold. Pur? chaser to pay for papera and etampa. Pur? chaser will bo expeotod to pay tho caah por? tion at time of bid, or the lot will be tmmd" diatoly resold _Deo 1 j Mules. 'BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & BON. ON MONDAY MORNING, the 4th instant, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court Houee, we will Bell, without reservo, FIVE YOUNG MULES, largo, and well broko to double and singlo harneas. Terma cash. Dee 1 Desirable Real Estate at Auction. D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers, On tho FIRST MONDAY in December, in front of the Court Houeo in thia city, I will aell, at public auction, That very oligiblo BUILDING LOT, on ntchardHon street, directly South and adjoin? ing the aite of Nickoraon Hotel, containing fifty-two feet six inches, more cr leas, on Richardson street, running baok 165 feet, moro or leaa; rear measurement fifty-B?x feet, moro or less. Terme ciah. Purchaaera to pay me for papera and etampa. J. W. PARKER. Desirable Rosiness Stund, at Auction. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, Docembor 4, at half-past 10 o'clock, in iront of the Court Houeo in thia city, wo will eell, All that LOT, with a two-story brick Store and Dwelling, and out-buildinge thereon, sit? uated on Gervais street, between Richardson and Assembly streets; the Bald Lot measuring front, on Gervais atreot, 54 feet, more or Ieee, aud running baok 208 feet, more or leas, bounded on the South by Gervaia atroet, on thc North by J. H. Baldwin, on the Eaat by J. C. Lyona, on the Weat by Mre. Stratton. Terms-One-third cash; bataneo in ono and two years, secured by bond, bearing interest at Heven por cent, per annum, and mortgage of tho premises* property to he insured and policy to bo assigned: purchasers to pay for papera and stamps. The above can be treat? ed for previous to day of sale. Nov 2G Auction Sale. BY D. G. PELX0TI0 & 80N. WE will sell, on MONDAY, at 10 o'clock A. M., in front of tho Court Houae, All that tract of LAND, within 2i miles of the city, bounded by landa of J. E. Black, es? tates of J ames Peckham, Crewe and othera, containing about 70 acree, moro or leas. The tract ia woll wooded and a portion of it ia good Bottom Land. Tho re are two fine Springe on the premises. Terma made known on day of aalo. Deo 1 E. W. SEIBELS A CO., Agte Horses, Mules, Hogs, Wagons, Harness, and Agricultural Implements of all kinds. By D. C. PEIXOTTO &80N, Auctioneers. ON THURSDAY MORNING next, December 7, at 10 o'clock, wo will soil, without any reserve, at the "Old Roach Place," three miles from Columbia, on the Monticello Road, th? following: 2 fino YOUNG MULES. 2 No. 1 Horses, Several fine young Cheator Pigs, 1 Two-horso Wagon, I Ono-horao Wagon, Sets substantial Wagon Harness. 1 Corn Sheller, 1 Food Cutter, 1 Cotton Planter, 1 Cotton Gin, ? Wheat Fan, Plows, liarrown, Cultivators, and numerous ?Hier Agricultural Implements. Sale poaitivo. Conditions cash. Deel Referee's Sale. Henry W. Dixon, Adminiatrator, de bonis non of Wright Denloy, r.s. Henry Caughman, et uzet al. [N pursuance of the decretal order, aigned by hie Honor Judge H. W. Moiton, on the 27th October, I will aell, before the Court ilouao, in Columbia, on tba firat MONDAY in December, that well-known and valuable Ic PLANTATION, formorly owned by Wright Donley, decoaaed, known aa Greenfield. Thia plantation comprises about 1,600 acree, lying m tho B lu IT Road, about ten miles below Gc umbia, and adjoina landa of Col. Themas C Davis. On it ia a largo mill, with ample water P power; out-houaee, buildings, gin, sorew. Tho Tract will bo sub-divided to suit pur- J diasors, and plats thereof exhibited on day of 1 lalo, or before, noon application to tho under? signed, at bia office in Columbia. ALSO, Also, 1UG acres of LAND, more or less, 7 miles from Columbia, bounded by landa of Kdward Percival. Also, :?0 acres ot LAND, moro or loss, 0 mileB from Columbia, on tho South Carolina llailroad, bounded by landa of Mrs. Yatea ind others. THUMS OK SALE-Ono fourth cash; balance in one, two and throe yoara; interest annually secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to say for necessary papera. Tho entire properly of Wright Denley will JO sold, except tho homestead exemption. D. B. DBSAUSSURE, Nov 2 4 Special Referee. Valuable Saluda Lands for Sale in Ab? beville County. THE Executors of tho oatato of J. W. Moore, doooaaed, will eell to the highest bidder, >n MONDAY, tho 4th instant, at Abbeville C. FI., 600 acres of LAND, lying aix miles North taut of Hodge's Depot, bounded on tho North >ast by Saluda Uiver, Wost bj Mulberry Creek, Turkey Crook rune through the centre of the and. ) lu thia tract there aro about 300 acree >f cultivable landa-l?O aorea o' the finest tot tom Lands in this section of tho oonntry. The Corn Lands will average from twenty-fivo ;o forty bushels to the aero. Seventy-five lores ot tho Bottom Land is suitable for Cot? on, and in productiveness is second to no and in the up-country. All of the uplands in mltivation are good. About 125 aerea of this xaot ia in original forest, and tho bataneo is n old fields-a considerable portion of whioh night bo brought into profitablo cultivation. The placo has reasonably good improvo uonts in tho way of Tenement Houses, Com or table Dwelling, Stables, Barns, .Vc. Owing to the water boundaries, very little fenoiug ia iccossary to keep np tho plantation. At tho samo time and place, the Executors -fill soil 237 acres of LAND, known as the 'Raeor Placo," lying on Torkoy Creek, bound? ed by lands of Mre. lt. A. Moore, J. C. Waters, J. li. Smith and others. Of theao Landa ibout seventy-five aerea aro in a good stato of cultivation, of whioh twenty or thirty aorea is Bottom Land. A reasonable portion of tho ;ract is in original foroat, and the balanoo in dd fiolda. Tho buildings on this plaoe aro sufficiently tdapted for tenante. AIBO, 8tables, Barns, to., Ac. '1 erma mado known on day of sale. W. H. MOORE, Exeoutor. Deo 1 3 IX. A. MOORE, Exeootrix. State of South Oarolina-BOgefleid Oo. COU UT OF COMMON PLEAS. D L. Tamer, Judge of Probate, plaintiff, va. M. N. Kout, in, L. W. Youngblood, admiuiu tr? to ra .et Ol. UNDER tbe order of the court, in thia oaae, I will sell, oft' the FI RUT MONDAY in December next, at Edgefleld Contt Houae, to tbe highest bidder, at public outcry, One traot of LAND, aituated in aaid County, on the Obarlotte, Columbia and Aagoata Rail? road, one mile from Bateaville Depot,contain? ing 800 acres, more or lesa, bounded by landa of John M. Norria, A. D. Batea, L. W. Yonug blood. and othera, on which Wado Holstein, deoeaaed, reaided at tbe tuno of his death, known aa tho William H. Nonie place. Thia place baa a uneDwelllng-houae, a good Oin-houHo, the neoeasary oat-bnildinga and other good improvements; and ia, from ita favorable location and otber advantages, one of the moat valuable in the County. TBBHS.-Cash auffiolent to pay coats ?sud one-third of purchase money; balance on a credit of one, two, three and four yeara, pay? able in equal annual instalments, with inte? rest from date, payable annually on the whole amount till all be paid, aeonred by bond of tho purohaBer and mortgage of the premises. j. H. MCDEVITT, Nov 17 athS_g. E. C. GREAT 8ALE OF LAND. 25.O00 ACHES Of the most desirable LAND in South Caro? lina for sale. 8ituate principally in Piokena and Ooonee Couutiea. Localitiea unsurpassed aa to soil and climate. TEBMS.-One-third cash; tbe remaining ta o-t h i rd s in one and two yeara, with in tor oat. BY virtue of a deoretal order of the Court of Common Pleas of Anderson County, to me directed, I will, aa 8pecial Referee, offer for sale, at Pickena Court Houae, 8. C., on BALE-DAY in December, 1871, the following Traota of Land, aa the Beal Batato of Samuel Maveriok, dooeaaed, to wit: TBACT NO. 61, Situate on the Middle Fork of Toxaway Biver, containing 1,000 aerea, per plat Hied. TBACT NO. 47, Described in the writ as situate en JooasBeo j Fork of Eeowee Rivor, containing 1,000 acres, but by re-survey 1,191, as per plat filed. / TBAOT NO. 48, Described in the writ BB situate on the East Bido of Toxaway River, containing G68 acree, but by a re-survey 070, aa por plat filed. TBACT NO. 50, Described in tho writ BB on W'ataideof North Pork of Toxaway River, containing 502 aerea, bnt by a re-aurvey 070 acree, as per plat filed. TBACT No. 62. Deaoribcd in the writ aa adjoining landa ot Abner Head and othera, containing 920aerea, but by a re-aurvey 1,000 acres, aa per plat Sled. TBACT- NO. Cl, Situate on a branob of Jocaaaee River and Middle Fork of Toxaway River, containing 960 icrcn. a? per plat filed. TBACT NO. 63, Described in tho writ aa aituate on branches it Laurel Creek and Eatatoo, containing 987, but by a re-survey 1,010 acres, aa per plat lied. TBACT No. 55, Described in the writ aa on tho Wo8t aide ot Thompson's Creek, containing 704 acres, aa TOT plat filed. TBACT NO. 49. Described in the writes aituate on the East sido of Jocaaaee River, and containing 830, jut by a re-aurvey 1 217 acn-a, as per plat lied. TBACT No. 21, lite ate on the Weat eido of Twelve Mile River, joutainiug 808 acree, aa per plat filed. TBACT No. 14, Jn both sides of Todd's Crock, containing 078 icres, as per plat filed. TBACT NO. 16, )n the Nortb-weat aide of Twelvo Mile River, lontaining 867 acres, united with an adjoining TBACT NO. 18. Containing 12L making 8694, ss per plat filed. TBACT NO. 19, )n Shoal Creek, containing 160 aerea, aa per dat flied. TBAOT NO. 15. >n both Bides of Todd's Creek, containing 90 icres, as per plat filed. TBACT No. 44, )n waters of Big and Little Eatatoe Crook, lontaining 353 acree, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 33, )n the North Fork of Mile Creek, containing 2 acres, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 45, )n Big and Little Eatatoe Rivera, containing 52 aorea, as per plat filed. TBACT NO. 38, )eecribed in the writ aa containing 832 aorea, >u Crow and Cedar Oreeka, but by a re-anrvey 40 aerea, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 81, )eacribodin the writ aa containing 171 acree, ?n Mill and Crow Creeka. but by a re-aurvey 37, as per plat filed, sub-divided into A, cou Bining 23*, and B, containing 113J aerea. TBAOT NO. 40, >eacribed in the writ as on Crow and Little Jedar Oreeka, and aa containing 013 acres, ?ut by a ro-aurvey 457 acree, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 42, >n the East aide of Toxaway, and both sidos f Eatatoe Rivere, containing 573 acres, as per lat flied. TBAOT NO. 41. )n branchca of Poor and Cedar Creeka, con aiuing 262 acres, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 39, )eecrihed in the writ as on the Ninth aide of ?row Creek, and na containing 245, but by a e-eurvey 251 acres, aa per plat filod. TB ACT No. 8ii, In h ranch es of Oregorj's, Irater'* and Crow Ireeks, containing 219 acres, at- per plat filed. TBACT No. 24, In Pratt r's Creek, containing 330 acres, nit ed with 25 and 26 into one tract, as per lat filed. TBACT No. 25, 60 acre?, and united with above tract. TBACT NO. 2G, 2 acres, united with above two tracta, and ontaining in tho aggregate 242 acres. TBACT NO. 13, In branehos of 1 odd's and Six Mile Creeka, ontaining 555 acree, aa per plat filed. TBACT No. 17. In Camp Creek, containing 381 acres, aa per lat filed. TBACT NO. 23. In branch?e of Prater's Creek, containing 06 aerea, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 35, In both aides of Mill Creek, containing 115 orea, aa por plat filed. TBACT NO. 12, in both sides of Six Milo Creek, containing iy recent aurvoy 327 acres, aa por plat filed. TBACT NO. 22, In Shoal, Rogers' and Oraaay Fork Creeka, ontaining 921 aorea, sob divided into tracts i and B- A containing 425 acree, .-nd B con? aning 496, aa per plat filed. TBACT NO. 28, In Eaat aide of Reowee River, containing 208 orea, aa per nlat filed. TBACT No. 27, In branches of One Milo and Six Mile Croea*, ontaining 524 acree, as per plat filed. TBACT NO. 32. In branches of Crow and Mile Creeks, con tining 178 acres, as per plat filed. TBACT NO. 34, idjoining landa or Robert Morgan, William lewton and othera, containing 29 acree, an er plat field. TBACT NO. 87, leaoribed in the writ aa on a prong ot Gre orv's Creek and Twelve Milo River, contain 3 g 424, but by a re-survey 443 acree, aa pei lat filed. TKACT NO. ll, In Eaat branches of Six Milo Creek, contain ag 521 aorea, aa per plat filed. TERMS OF SALE-Oue-third of tho purchaat loney to bo paid in caab, the remaining two birda to bo divided into two equal annual in talmente, to be paid in one and two years rith interest on tho whole amount from tbi ay of Bale, to be paid annually-any pur baaor bei.ig permitted to pay the whol< mount, or any part thereof oxceeding one bird in cash, on day of sale, if desirable; pur basera to enter into bond with two or mor nod and sufficient aurelioa for the purdies ?onov; tho titlea to bo executed, but not dr vere'd until the whole anionu*, of the pm haeo money ie paid. W. W. HUMPHREYS, Special Reforep. AVPEBSON, B. C., October 20, 1871. Nov 24 i Pickles, Fruits and Vegetables. I DOZEN, in glass and cans, of tb LUV/ choicest kinda, aa follows: Englit 'iooalili and Chow Chow; California Apricol nd Bartlett Peara; Pino Apples, fresh Peacl a, Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoos, Oree lorn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives. Caper Worcester Sauco, Frenoh and English Mn ard, Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Peet ?BBonce Ooffeo, Ac; all fresh and for sale lc or cash. E. HOPE.