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PAMS,'Jauuary 1*2.- Fftrio?'wfll^aV..*
fourth of the bali mlBiard ot Gorman
var indemnity two weeks' bmice..
it ia ttp'ort'ed ?!#6^
bas requested GumW.ta to.djaoautinue
bis poblio addresaeM.'inJ Booth France,
and a malicious rumor intimate* that he
d*de the request at tl?e .bidding of Bis?
marck. ?j . .... ?t,..;:',.,, j ...
The small-pox. continues to spread in
all i ?rta of tho British tye's.' Cardinal
Cullen, ju a. pastoral letter, por mita the
use of meat on Fridays for, eaniUry rea?
sons ou account of the prevalence of dis?
ease.
Tho committee of tho Assembly has
reported unanimously in favor of, repeal?
ing tho law sequestrating the estates ol
tho Orleans Princes.
LONDON, January 12.-The ?Vwf?'
financial artiole announcea that o, combi?
nation of telegraphists, yesterday,
agreed' to i establish a direct cable from
England to New York.\l }
Twelve miners were,tilled in tho Oak?
land ?o?liery explosi?n..
MADBID, January 12.-Difference*
have arisen.in the .Cabinet withi. reg?W
to the polioy to be pursued in Cub?, abd
the appointment of Marshal .Conaba ai
Captain-O?neral of. tho ieland., Tho de
partnra.o! tho latter Jrom Cadix ha? con
eegoepHyjbeeu dof^^a,.:,; j,. .;.
Th8,?ap?l;Uegotiop .fBill^qqu^o re
eatabuahid. here. The.namejafjtbe fn
torc nuncio bas not beep a?uoono'ed.
Atneriesm VLt^!li?t?ite?.
PBOTIPBNOB, ?ljX'ljiiaJ'?ary 12.-Th.
oa?h',e?>Wid t#fe*#fatfte. Fonrth Na
ticmaLBAak are aocaaed of a defuloatioi
of'#50,?K). .U.'ICO.S.
a i$l}fWfH: Perfl.q? ip, Jg aya na, afcajes tba
Ya?tnasfida approvqaHoward's;eight y?u
ponifem?ar^but?ripe*. - '?-he volunteer cc
iHinitt^ BP*
cases of ammunition were landed for tb
NEW OJuV?t?^Ta?nary 12.- Judge 1
Abel dismi^^j^^rando^yt^d?e sai
it hadib^eii p^o^r^in.yVyarwPUtb's int?
rest. . It m..t?ojd .?warrants -.axe out fe
Speaker-Curi^p.e/tfd, Lieut. Gov. Pinol
back, ohVtged, .Vito implication in mu:
der.' Warmoutli .timuka, in a note t
Emory, 'that all danger of riot or tumu
is abootoVer. ?
H&W&A,:'31ihHmry^27-ri;A.lr the Ha var
iqiWajpphhph &fcfig ^???wiper ,Tbe Ci
ban. Junta,.paye monthly:S?.?aO .to M
drid. jonrnalWa to write-in?a disguise
manner 5n favor pi Cnbao' indeporidonc
The' tOlegtfr^, published 'lb America
journals aro jeitber for eerie?, or are sei
by.A. Zeoaotp, from Madrid. The . ed
torials in New Y?Tf.: i^urhale in .favor i
the iuHurgonts aro wrliten by insurgent
who pay one-third above tho uuual n
vertiaing rates. Thu. reported flight
C?spedes ia unconfirmed.
DEN.VBJI, CoiiOBADO, January 12.-Tl
Legislature passed a joint memorial, as
ing Congress for an enabling act for
State organization.
liouisvmiiE, January 12.-Tbo Ooo
of Appeals decided the Kentucky Ste
and Paduoah lotteries legal inatijutioi
HALIFAX, January 12.-The Wine
train rac off the traok, and all tho pi
sengers were more or leas injured. O
was killed.
OMAHA, January 12.-A bunting oar
has been established near Republic
River, aa the baao of Alexis' operatic
against buffaloes. Game is report
plentiful. It is stated that 1,000 ]
diana will be there. The Pacific Bc
is still blocked.
NEW YOBK, January 12 -O. H.
Archer succeeds Fi?k aa Yioe-Presid?
of the Erie Boud. The office of eon
troller has been abolished, uud tho
diting committee substituted. It is cc
posed of Thompson, Otis and Hilton
Judge Barnard's mandamus o pei
Tammany Hall to the newly-elected di
gates. Henry Genet is President. 1
is considered a triumph over tho
ohems.
NEW YOBU, January 12-Evening
Agricultural College laud scrip
270.000 noroB of laud, donated by
United States to the State of Guor,
waa sold to G. F. Leeves, of Cluvelu
Ohio, for $243,000. lt was delivered
day at the Fourth National Bank.
Jamos Hunter, u liquor dealor, :
his miatrosa ut bis store, on Eu
street. The woman will die.
Two hundred people wore arreste
a cock fight in Hoboken, but were
leased,.with a reprimand.
The Medical Sootety is framing u
for the suppression of illegal pn
tionera.
HAVANA, January 12.-The Cuban
serai Manuel Agrimonte, with ei|
armed men and officers, belongiu
distinguished families, surrenderee
Jamagreya yesterday, and arriv?e
Puerto Prinoipe to day. Agrimonte
received by the Spanish Colonels C
.nd Lemelino and several ex-Cubac
serais, a few leagues from Puerto J
cipe, and was escorted to the city,
surrender of Agrimonte was bastene
troubles caused by Villaniel and ?
brana. The balance of Agrimo
band are dispersed about the ooo
preparing to surrender. Agrimoul
{lortsnbat the insurgent bnnds rei
ng noar Puerto Prinoipe are prepi
to gc into the Eastern department,
inanrgent Colonel Emilio Espinosa,
waa captured lately, bas buon exei
at Santa Spiritus.
POUT AU PRINCE, January 3, via
VANA.-A ProsBiun man-of-war hi
rived at this port, aud her officer
mantling demands a Bettlumeut of
man losses, occasioned during
revolution. A Freuoh man-of-wn
also arrived, and demands a sotth
of the French debt. Tho uffairs (
country uro in a critical condition.
Ministry huvo resigned. Thu I
Slates frigate Oougre.-s is expected
WASHINGTON, January 12-Even
Full Cabinet to-day. The new '.
gMHM Minister pruauuted bia orod<
to-day.
, ??Jg roh a hi li tia* i nTaeJhatQmater.mU^Q*.
bably fall somewhat on thajower lake*,,
the lowest preettiri &flntttWTD'
Canad?. , BoAth^^Mj. woifei i?J?W?
partially cloudy weat bec, will prevail ou
Saturday frot? New England Westward
to Wisoonsjn. Clear and- pleasant
weather will prevail rery ???-***1! f*0?
this region-,Southward to the Gdlf, ex?
cepting ? email area of cloud and possi?
bly rain in Georgia and Booth Carolina.
Cloudy weather ?ill Attend Eastward .to
Kansas ' and Minnesota. Dangerot G
winds are uot anticipated for to-night.
The Senate Committee on Publie
Land .will give MoQarrahan another
h oadng.
Martial law for Louisiana, or the ap?
pointment of a congressional committee,
is n?w regarded improbable.
; .The House Committee on Post OOloee
waa directed to inquire into the ooutraote
?f the -Post Office Department for trans
ortation of mails, with power to send
for persona and papers. It waa ordered
that mileage and sessions pay be paid
Hon. James McOleary, late, m eui bei
from Louisiana. '
HALIFAX, January 12.-The aohoonei
Rival was wrecked in the Bay of Funday.
All were lost.
NEW ORLEANS, January 12.-The poli
tical maddie is unchanged. Zn the Se
nate, there was no quorum, only twelvi
being present.. In theHuuse, til ty War
, mouth.ites-were present, and passed t
roso^^on appointing ft corumittee to in
quire ihto 1 the ? aoppyrnin? tho dis
?uMcgo o? urn grand jory ?by Jnug? Auel
mpea?hment ia -threatened. Speake
Garter1^trrrendered, 'himself before tb
First District Court; a bench warran
having b*eu issued for him on acoouu
of the Wu eyland homici.de. The cuso i
progressing. The general expectation o
law, to-day, seemed to have a quiotinj
effect.
j ATLANTA, January 12.-Gov. Smttl
was inaugurated to-day. The oapitu
.va^,,ip^o^de^,?Tbe inaugural was rt
quiped. w*th .frequent aud prolonged at
plauso, ?He recited the duties require
of tho Governor. He had' come to th
ohuir in response to the call of the pee
pie* after e:loogt cheerless night of mit
rule. Ha intended to stand faithfully b
the Constitution and law?, and will aarr
ont the object of all civil government!
He is against ' the ?base of the pardo
power. The Chief Magistrate moat nc
only call around him holiest meo,.bi
must have his own hands olean. .'fSgtM
ludes to, the debt created by.Huj?q??
and asserts that Georgia wi ll, pay,,aj?. ht
legal indebtedness. Repudiation,^ vii<
dreamed of. He concludes J^g^gj^t]
luting the people upon the uuapioiot
state of affairs. ^?Wi.*-*?
innanolal ami CoBIIIMmU. ^. jj
OoiiOUBiA, S. C., January ?2,.rr.Sil
of cotton, to-day, 67 bales-mi dillie
19>?o.
PA nm. January 12.-Bpeoie deoreasi
nearly 2,000.000f. Rentes 56f. 22o.
LONDON, January 12-Noon.-Con.sc
93. Bonds 91%.
FRANKFORT, January 12.-Ronda 96{
96K.
LIVERPOOL, January 12-3 P. M.-Cc
ton opened strong and is now aotive ai
Armer-uploads \0}-<; Orleans 105
shipping nt Savannah or Chariest)
10 11-16; shipping at New Orleans 10;
sales to-day 25,000 bales; saleB of t
week 186,000; export 14,000; epeculati
59.000; stook 552,000; whereof Ame
am is 152,000; receipts 101,000; when
American is 69.000; actual export 9,01
stock afloat 320,000; whereof Americ
is 138.000.
LONDON. Junnary 12-Evening.-Ot
sols closed at 92%. Bonds, 62s, 91%
LIVERPOOL, January 12- Eveuiug
Cotton aotive aud firmer-uplands 10
Orleans 10%. Yarns and fabrics at Mi
ahe-nter firmer and at butter prices.
NEW YORK. January 12-Noou
Stocks very firm but quiet. Gove
mente dull but steady. Money firm,
7. Gold steady, at 8%. Exobang
long 9%; short 9%. Flour dull and
oliuing. Wheat quiet und heavy. G
quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet-1
incas 14 00@14 60. Lard steady,
(oi9^. Cotton a shad o firmer i
ad vuuciug - tiplauds 21%; Orleans 22
sales 1,300 bales. Freights firm. Si
of futures lust evening 7.400 bales,
follows: January 2l#, 21^. 2LJ&
ornury 21 ll 16, 21%, 21 13 16, 21
2115-16, 22; March 22 3 16, 2!
22 5 16, 22%. 22>.<; April 22??, 2!
May 22>?. '?2%.
7 P. M-Sales of futuros to
12,900 bales, as follows: January 2
21 0 16, 21 11-16, 21%; February
22JB\ 22 1 16, 21 15-16; March 2
22 9-16, 22%; April 22J?, 225?; I
22%, 22%; June 22%, 23. Cottou fl
sales 2,313 bales-uplands 22 Jf,'; Orl<
22%. Flour-Southern doll and eai
at 6 80@7.50. Whiskey a shade eui
at 92. Wheat dull and lower-an
Western 1.68@1.70. Corn lower au
moderate export and homo trade
marni, at 70(5)74>? for new Won
mixed, afloat. Pork quiot and fin
at 14 0U@14.12 for new mess,
quiet, at 9(a)ll for plain mess; ll
for extra. Lard firm, at 9(5)9 7-16
No. 1 to prime steam; i)}4 for kc
Freights to Liverpool quiet-por
oom 6j^. Mouey easy, and cloned al
5 on cull. Prime disoounts 9(5)12.
change quiet aud steady, at 9j<J(?
Gold 8%(5>9; loans from 1(5)5 for ci
ing. Governments Btrong-81s '.
65s ll. Teunessees very firm; ?
and Month Carolinas very firm, but
aotive; remainder dull and steady,
nesseen 61; new 61. Virgiuias 53;
52. Louisianas 62; now 50; levi
60; levee 8* 70 Alabama 8s 90; I
Georgia GM 70; 7s 79. North Can
33; uew 16. South Carolinas 50:
25.
CINCINNATI, January 12.-Pork
an 1 uuuiiitiigod, ut 13.12 !-? (5)13 25.
qn et and weak-steam ?%(??S%; !
9@llJur- Huon" steady-tmitiM 7}.?(
Im us i2'0. Whiskey steady, mus
LuuiBVlUiK, January 12.-Prov
an ive. i\?ik 14 00. Lurd ntiohu
Wtiihkey in youd dernaud und firm,
r ..ttl. louis, January ^ 12o-Mixed sack
corn 53. WekeV steady, ak 88. Pork
\:??li,Al 13.00. OIaaraide87^.
SAVANNAH, January 13. -Cottoo activa
and firm-middling 20%<a>21: reoeipta
8,778 bulee] Balea 2,850; stock 76.0QO;
reoeipta of tho week 23,221: sales 14,140.
MOBILB, January 12.-Cotton active
and advanoing-middling 20>?; receipts
1,619 bales; sales 2,500; stock 59,717; re?
ceipts of the week 1,078; eales 7,600.
AUGUSTA, Januery 12.-Cotton strong
-middling 20 j?; receipts 1,186 bales;
sales 1,000; stock 18,780; receipts of the
week 4,086; saleB 4,790.
WILMINGTON, January 12.-Ootton
firm-middling 20 )?; reoeipta 95 bales;!
saleB 64; stock 6,319; receipts of the I
week 581; ?&'es 356.
BOSTON, January 12 -Cotton active- j
middling 22^; receipts 900 bales; sales |
800; stock 6,000; receipts of the week
8,242; BU I OB 3,500.
PHILADELPHIA., January 12.-Cotton
strong-middling 22; receipts 383 bales;
sales 890.
NEW ORLEANS, January 12.-Cotton
active and excited-middling 21@21j^;|
receipts 6,287 bales; sales 10,000; stock
190,197; receipts of tho week 32,895;
sales 52,000..
CHABXJESTON, January 12.-Cotton
strong-middling 20>4@20>?; receipts
1,615 bales; suleu 1,000; sales of tho week
5.30?..
GALVESTON, January l l -Ootton bnoy-1
aut-good ordinary 19; receipts 1,251
bales; sales, 2,000; .stock ,45,420; receipts,
of the week 6,57?; Bales V.?UU.
NORFOLK, January 12.-Cotton firm
low middling 2OJ.4; receipts 731 bales;
sales 200; stock 4,033; reoiipts of the
week 8,2ul; sales 1,000.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Rey. . John C. Gal?
loway, aged seventy-seven,,died sudden-j
ly at hiB residence in thia Couaty on j
the 4th instant. He had for several
days been riding tu search of his stook,
and on the night previous to his death
eut hearty and weut to bed in his uxu
?1 health. In the morning before day
he got up, made a fire and returned to
bed. On being called at breakfast, ho
was found to be dead. He had been
suffering for some time from rupture.
? id -this with the inflammation produced
ny riding ia tho supposed cause of his j
death, t?uob WUB thc result of the Co?
roner's investigation.
-...Riobard Dobson, a veteran of 1812,
who heil .passed his three score and ten
y/'uiRv died. suddenly in the road near
"Twila in this County, on Satur
Jnstaot. He was a poor
la.o?&?d, 11 cooper by trade,
nperat-e, und had been,tor sovo
4 consistent member of the
. euroli at New Hope. On the
Jr?\iou? to his death, he had taken
aoino Af bia.work to the house of a neigh?
bor,, and had started . homo with three
pecks of corn. In ascending a hill he !
fell suddenly, and a little boy, his grand-1
son, being unable to get him up, returned
to tho house for help, but when the
neighbors reached him, he was dead.
Deceased served in the war of 1812 at j
Sister's Ferry, for fifty-two days, lucking
eight days of drawing a pension, which
he greatly needed. The verdict of in?
quest was that death resulted from
paralytic stroke. -Keowee Courier.
TABLEAUX VIVANTES.-The Stute capi?
tal is somewhat bure of amusements
during the winter, and in order to re?
lieve tho monotony, Tim. Hurley, who
is a publia spirited genius in his way,
has announced his intention of leasing
Irwin*? Hall, und proposes to present to
tho public, in a few days, a delectable
entertainment, in tho shape of "Suenes
from Dickens." He lins favored mo with
a programme of the first evening's en?
tertainment, lt is to consist of tableaux
vivantes from Dickens' celebrated story,
"Oliver Twist," und the following origi?
nal caste will appear:
Tho celebrated character of 4'Fagin,'g
by lt. K. Scott; tho "Artful Dodger,"
by Cherubim Kimpton; Charley Bates,
by N. G. Purker; "Oliver Twist," (tht
boy that was roped in,) by D. H. Cham?
berlain; "Plash Toby Cruckot," a sport,
John Hubbard; Bill Sykes, a hard brick,
H. NV. Hendricks. Tho other characters
will bo represented by first class artists,
and the scene to bu represented will be
thu "Lessou io Stealing Wipes," (bonds.)
iu which Fagin will go through tho lec?
ture to his pupils.
' Hurley, with u generosity that ia to be
commended, hus made arrangements to
make the exhibition free, and promises
to give due notice of tho first perform?
ance.-Cor. Charleston Courier.
A BLACK CROOK DIVINITY.-Tho quint
eKuuucu of the icg drama, tho celebrated
Black Crook, is having a royal run in
Now York, and its leading divinity is
said to be n Southern lady of remarkable
culture and intellect. Her name is Miss
Kate Stanley. She is a South Caroli?
nian by birth. Sbe spent the war in
England. At ita close, her parents being
impoverished, she went on the stage to
support herself und them. She is an
exquisitely beautiful blonde, n rare1
prima donna, a splendid pianist, a fine
magazine writor and a novelist. She is '
now engaged upon a novel to be pub?
lished by tho famous house of Bentley,
in England. She bus turned tho heads
of the Now York theatre-going world.
A oolorod woman, named Jinnie, for?
merly tho property of W. L. Keith, died
on the 31st nit., neur Table Mouutnin,
at the advanced ugo of 106 years. She
was accustomed to tell abo was sixtecu
your? old nt tho timo of the revolution?
ary war, but, thu old citizens represent
her ugo ns above. - Keowee Courier.
SUDDKN DEATH-Aaron Witherspoon,
a colored man, died suddenly, on Thurs?
day, 4th instant, near thu lied Hill
plantation of .Mrs. doini K Mciver, ill
this County. Heart disenso is supposed
lo hu vu boon tho causo of Ins death.
I Marlboro Times
Politeness is like an air cu lunn-Ilion?
moy h.-nothing in ii, bul j cases ?ur
j tits wonderfully.
TheLegislative Committee O IJLaves li?
gation ase tb* following lunguago in re?
feren CG to the die closures they mas?:
In view of the atrocity of these dis
closures-the work cf the present Admi?
nistration, or rather a ring composed of
leading offioers of the Government of
tho State-the committee unhesitatingly
say that the Republican party, which
has elevated them into power, must
show its condemnation of sooh treachery
and knavery by an immediate and united
effort to bring to justice those who have
prostituted the authority with- whioh
they are olothed, and so flagrantly and
criminally violated the trusts to them
confided. Lot the axe fall upon the
heeds of corrupt offioiale, however high
their prerogatives. The credit of the
State, ltd honor, its future respect, every?
thing that makes the people of a com?
monwealth worthy of esteem or com?
mendation, her trusts betrayed, her
pledges violated, the frauds committed
in ber name by reckless, shameless tra?
ducers aud plunderers-all ory ont for
justice."
The correspondent of the New York
Sun Bays:
This is what a committee appointed
by. the Legislature of South Carolina
say. But the ring laughed the evidence
to scorn, and when the impeachment
resolutions carno np for consideration
the question resolved itself into a mere
matter of how m uah each vote waa
worth. Govsrso? Scotti having ?nada
enough money out of the State Trea?
sury. to pay tile trifling consid?ration
which the members of this Legislature
demand for their votes, can afford to
soap his fingers at Bowen, Hurley and
Whitemore, tho three reformers, and
laugh their threats to scorn.
Tho highest price, I am informed, that
was paid for a vote by the Governor was
if 15,000, and that the recipient was
Jimmy lu ger aol! Dennis, the State HouBe
furniture man. Jimmy, be it remem?
bered, was the chairman of the commit?
tee from whoso report I have just cited,
aqd as sooh, signed the report denounc?
ing the frauda, and recommending that
its perpetrators be brought to justice.
Two daya before the adjournment of the
Legislature Scott sent for Dennis to oall
at bia offloe. The conversation that
followed is reported nearly aa follows:
Gov. Scott-Well, Dennis, what the
hell do you mean to do about this im?
peachment business?
Donnis (with a wink)-Well, I don't
know, Governor, but I guess the House
moana business.
Governor-Business, the devil! Don't
the scoundrels know that I can send one
half of them to the penitentiary?. Have
they not all received their ahnro of tho
moneys from me? What is the matter
with that d-d rascal, Hurley? Why ia
he raising such a howl?
Dennis-I don't know. But Harley is
haud-in-glove with Bowen, and moans to
show fight.
Governor-Did you delay that report
BO as to prevent its reaching the House
until after tho holidays?
Dennis-That's all right, but the
House threatens the Committoo with
expulsion unless a report ia handed them
iu tho morning.
Governor-Well, you will have to fix
up a report, and if you do the proper
thing, I'll give you that check, and keep
mum about your offor to aoll out to mo
in New York last sommer.
[It should be stated bore, that in pur?
suance of thia agreomont, Donuia did on
the following day submit an iuformal re?
port from his Committee, which white?
washed the Governor, and reported that
there had boen no fraudulent issue of
honda. ]
Donuts-I'll do it; but you must inu
uago to keep Boweu filent by springing
nome job on him. It will take about
$00,000 or $75,000 more to do tho busi?
ness.
Scott-I'll attend to that. You look
nut for tho report.
Tho servant (mitering)-Mr.-, of
tho Now York Sun, would liku to bee
your Excellency.
Scott-Tell him I'm not in. Go, Don
uis, now, und look sharp after that re?
port.
This terminated tho interview, aud on
the following day Dennis did actually
present tho whitu-wusbed report, und
voted against i m pe :?? I -neut.
Not ull of tho i oin bars, however, are
of tho atripo of i unis. Among tho
colored men ni*3 to bo found a few who
aro honest to tho back-bone. Ono of
these mon came to your correspondent
tho day tho Legislature adjourned to
borrow 35 to pay bia way borne. Said
hy;
"I conld have had my pay certificate
cashed and had $100 in my pockets to?
day, if I would bavo voted for dat damn
rascal, Scott. But, afore God, I radder
my little obildron starve than to tuko bia
dum money!"
I loaned bim tho money.
IRWIN'S HALL.
FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY!
BY general desire, return of tho QUEEN
Bl'Ait OF THE BOUTU and eminent
Comedian,
ROSE AND UARII? WATKINS!
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 15, 1872,
Will ho produced tho grand Historical and
Romantic Drama,
NOltAH OW KU.; ur. True to Ila? I.imt.
Norah O'Neil and Lady O'llullomn,
1108 K WA IK INS.
Toney Burke, HAltllY WATKINS.
Mulley, hv the Child Wonder,
LITTLE AMY LEI?.
Supported by the acknowledged Star Com?
pany ol' the .'South.
Keals M cm ed nt Ly Dru nd's Music Sion-.
Pi iee' uv II-.II*). -iiiii Irl 2
Wanted,
J^U.ItNISIIKn ItOOMS, or II emull HOUSE,
. furnished, suitable l?u- a lauiily of Mir >?
p.-leone; the hillel pl ci. mill I.lil, lil I'M
will he pun! hv Hie month. Appl) to
K W. HElhhliS.V CO .
J A:, ta 2 I.eui Kt,Into lirel.. rn.
t LEGISLATIVE FIIOUKKDITOOS. _
FRIDAY, January 12. 1872.
. SENATE ' ?
The. Senat? met at 12 M., President
Ranaier in the Chair.
Mr. Nash introduced a joint resolu?
tion authorizing the employment of le?
gal counsel for tho prosecution ot per?
sons engaged in land swindles. ,
Mr. Whittemore-To amend an Aol
providing for the assessment and. taxa?
tion of property, passed December 15,
1868, and all Acts amendatory thereto. 4
Mr. Wilson-To incorporate the An?
derson Farmers' and Meo nanice' Associ?
ation, of Anderson County. .
The following bills were passed, and
ordered to the House of Representatives:
Further to deolare the jurisdiction of
Trial Justices; for the protection and
preservation of useful animals; to re?
new and amend the charter of the Saint
Andrew's Lutheran Churoh, of Lexing?
ton County.
A resolution requesting the Governor
to transmit to the Senate copies of cer?
tain opinions of tho Attorney-General,
was adopted.
So maoh of report of Joint Special
Financial Investigating Committee as
relates to tho Land Commission was,
i after considerable debate, laid on the
table.
At 3 P. M., the Senate adjourned until
I to-morrow, at 12 M.
I HOUSE OF 1OPRESENTATIVE3.
I Thu Honse met at 12 M., Speaker
Moses in the Chair.
The following bills wore passed: To
! prevent certain officers, from dealing in
I oertain securities or ?vidences of debt;
to amend an Act entitled ."Au Act to do
fine the jurisdiction anddutioB of Coun?
ty Commissioners;" to emend an Act en?
titled "An Act fc> amend ap, Aol entitled
'An Aot to establish and maintain a sys?
tem of freocolnmoEi soli opts for tho State
of South Carolina,' " approved Maroh,
1871.
The accounts of E. R. StoJr.ee, Caroli?
na Printing Company, John C. Dial,
John Williams, Howie & Allen and Jos.
Crews, were ordered for payment.
The bill of the Columbia Gas Light
Company was referred back to the Com?
mittee on Contingent Acoounts for ex?
planations.
Mr. Henderson introduced a bill to
amend and ronew the charter of the
town of Newberry.
Mr. Beedy introduced a bill to incor?
porate the Orangoburg County Fair As?
sociation.
Mr. Briggs-To authorize the County
Commissioners of York County to
change the location of tho Armstrong's
Ford Boad, in said County; to exempt a
oertain portion of .York County from the
requirements of au Aot to regulate
fences.
Mr. Crittenden-To reduce the sala?
ries of Cuuuty Treasurer? and Auditors,
and to provide for the eleotioa of those
officers hy the people; to repeal an Aot
to regulate tho publication of all legal
and public notices.
Mr. Berry-To repeal an Aot to pro?
vide for the formation of religious and
charitable associations.
Mr. Barker-For the replacing of milu
Btohes on public highways.
Mr. Smart-To incorporate the Zion
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Lair
field.
Mr. Moore-To iucorporate tho Wato
roB Presbytoriau Church.
Mr. Cousart-To an thor ir, o tho County
Commissioners of Luucaster County to
opou a curtaiu public road iu Lancaster
Couuty.
Concurrent resolution that a npecial
committee bo appointed to wait upou
his Excellency the Governor to make in?
cluirles concerning the appropriation for
tim Lunatic Asylum. Adopted.
Resolution that thc General Assembly
adjourn sine die Wednesday, February
15, 1872. Laid on the tablo.
Resolution that on and after January
15, thu Li ouse meet ut ll A. M., uud ad?
journ at pleasure. Indefinitely post?
poned .
At half-past 2 o'clock, thc House ad?
journed until to-morrow, at 12 M.
UIKM.hNAIiL i'll 11.?-..1? UlllllvO.
COKKKOTKIi WI.I.Kl.\ ltV TI1K l:OAIIl? OF TKADh.
APPLES, (llJ?.'j UUttfiiOUi ,UoiM:>St&,<JuoH,.1u(&iVi
LiAoniNo,.18^,23 NcwOri'iis 8u<??lH)
HALI: HOPE, Ma.22 w-V Sugar ll'se.. e0<?,90
N.V.urWeaVM' Vftilu ^AILH, ft Leg? 5U(??<i 00
DOTTEit, North. 28??4u UNIONS. ftouel Our,j}i 75
Country, ft rt,.2U(<;?"?51 Um, &ero?l'llu,gU5((?45
UACON. Hams, l'ittflsi Machinery..75(01 tH)
Side?, ft U?..BififplO SPECIE, Uol? <u,l t?
Shoulders.... V4'?'?j Silver. ur,\ vs
CANUI.F..s,SporuilU(i07t| I'OTAT'S, Iris 1 50'(f.2UU
Adamantine ilili)@20l Sweet, hus Cousit
Corro.N V A KN 1 1?? >o I 251 tilca, Carolin a lb 7?. 9
COTTON, ?tot M,.. .20i? ?IUOT, ftbag. 2 75(i?3 0o
Middling.ZU MALT, luverp.200^2 20
Low Midl'g.1ft! SOAP, ft ll?,.7?<a?10
Uooil Urduv,.int si'iiiiTB, Alcohol,gl600
Ordinary .".17' Brandy . .4 00(i?12 00
CHKKSK, E.D.Ib.l8ft20! (hu .1 u?f?GOO
factory.1G@22| Hum.1 G.td?l 0\)
COFFEE, liio,ftlb2i7&vd>! Whiskey... 1 35<StC00
Laguayra_'25@28' KuCAB, Crus A Florid
Java.3.1 (C35| brown.12(^14
Fi.oun.Co. 075? 10Ol ' STAUCH, ft rb... HA(i?lo
Northern.730Gj)10 5ii TEA,tireen tt>100@250
OUAIN, Corn 1 O(K<01 151 black, . ..1 OOtffll Kl
Wheat.1 80?2 <M> TOBACCO, Chw.Gn&l 00
Oats.754c'.)0 Smoking,tb..50^1 00
Peas.1 loryil 1ft ?INEOAR, Wine,.50060
HAY, North, %towt.2 00 Kreuch_ ??I Wi
HiDBs.Dry, ft?M24(?01rj WINK, Cham. 25?28C0
Green.fdl8i Port, ftgal 300^5 80
LAUD, ft lb. 12(?fil5| Shorry... 2 7ift?7<0
LIME, ft bbl. 2 fI5tfS2 75) Madeira...3 Otir??B 00
MEMSOS. EniTOUs: Mrs. Mary Caroline
Davis, who was shot on tho 0th of last Au?
gust, was out to-day, for the first timo. Mie
at11ibmea her present good health to tho ex
criions of Lr. Wait Taylor, and a host u
friend*.
COLCMIIIA. S. C., January 11.1872. *_
Thor burn's Gardon Seecs.
ALA ll'IK assortment of trish GARDEN
SF ELS, Onion Sets, Ac, for sale low.
Jan bl KOW Alli? HOPF..
Mules and Horses.
A stork td fine MULES sud
^aua?-? HOUSES constantly on hand
JWttiat Ibo NATIONAL IIOTEI
\\ 71* .iViitUN IA er.ll advance., ??a..,
on Uoin s on consignan ni for *.?!?
J j ti l : lum i . I VM] .T??N yOYXWIL
American Club r ish.
.\ ijr.l.l. l il s roiitib; hi lt?
an ! iii chou pei' 1 tis ii Sar?iiir?. iii sal
bv ... HOPE.
BY virtue of a eowor of attorney to me di
reotad, Twill sail at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 17th iuaUnt, at the Exchange
House, at 10 o'clock.
All tho STOCK IN TRADE and FURN I- *
T?RK of the Exchange House, consisting of
Chair?, Tablee, Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware,
Wines. Liquor*. Cigars, Kitchen Utenall?,
miscellaneous articles.
W. S. MONTEITH, Attorney in fact.
W Paton copy._Jan ll 6
Sale Byartanburg and Union Railroad,
The State of South Carolina,plaintiff, against
the Spartaaburg and Union Railroad Com
Inany and others, creditors, defendants.
N obedience te an order dated 18th day of
. November, 187I,-pa6eed by the Hon. Jamea
M. Rutland, Judge ot the 4th Clronlt, of the
State of South Carolina, the underaigued will
aol], on tho FIRST MONDaYin Feb ru a ry, 1873,
at Union ville, in the County of Union, in the
State of South Carolina, bet?re the Court
House door, between the hour* of ll o'clock
in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
at pnblio outcry, to the highest bidder, the
whole of the SPARTAN BURG AND UNION
RAILROAD, including the Road-bed,Bl?htof
Way, Grading, Bridgea, Masonry and Super-'
etruoture. lying and situate in the Counties
of Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all tho
stock subscribed for in the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad Company ; tho chartered rightfl
and privilege? thereof; the railroad spike?,
chairs and equipments, and all the property
owned by said company, as incident or neces?
sary for Us business, on the following terni?,
to wit: Twenty-five thousand (126,000) dol?
lars cash, and the balance in throe equal
semi-annual instalments, with interest on
eaoh instalment from The day of sale, to be
secured by tho bond of the purchaser, with a
mortgage of :tho entire property sold. Tba
pure&aser.'ViH "?I'M* be required to pay fer z.U.
stamps and papers.
If the hi ghost bidder should fail to pay at
once the twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dol?
lars aforesaid ic cash, the property hereinbe?
fore advertised will immediately be offered,
at the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for re-eale.
JAMES M. BAXTER.
. THOMAS B. JETER,
NovaMBxn 28.1871._Referees.
Change of Schedule.
WruuKOToK, COLOMBIA A ATJO?BTA R. R. CO,
SUPEBIMTKNDKNT'H Ornea,
WiuaaoToxr, N. C.. January 10. 1872.
B?fl^ AFTER thia date the
SBJSBESmff.following schedule will
be run by trains on this road:
OA Y EX PUKfl-J THAIN [ DAILY. ]
Leave Wilmington [Union Depot j 3.50 A.M.
Arrive at Columbia. 115 P.M.
Leave Columbia. 8 20 A. H.
Arrive Wilmington [Union Depot] 6.30 P. M.
HIOIIT mr HEWS Tn AIM.
Leave Wilmington [Union Depot] 6 45 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia.... 6.80 A. M.
Leave Columbia. 6 SO P. M.
Arrive at Wilmington._ 6 00 A. M.
No NIGHT TRAINS leave Wilmingtou or
Columbia Sunday P. M. >
Jan 13 JOHN C. WINDER, Gen'l Bup't.
?V* Union oopy.
Home Game? for Leisure Honrs.
JUST received, the following popular
GAMES at McKenzie's:
BRISQUE, Jap\neso, Backgammon, Check?
ered Games of Lifo, Monaichs and Thrones,
Qolden Stare, Kings and Cavaliers, Parcheesi,
and others._Jan ll 6
Just Received,
DIRECT from Whitman's celebrated facto?
ry, Philadelphia, Pa., a fine assortment
of BON BONS, Cryatalized Fruit? Choco
latea, Caramela, Ac, at MCKENZIE'S,
Jan ll 6 Main street.
Good Advice.
MERCHANTS and gsa consumers general?
ly, if you desiro to save FIFTY PER
Ot.NP. in your gas bills, procure the EMPIRE
BURNER-one of the most economical in the
world. For aale bv
CHARLES ROSENBERG,
Jan ll _ At Hendrix Honan.
Champion Cock Fight.
?Bk Mt A MAIN of Cocke will be fought afc
imt^b Columbia. S C . commencing on
V8f TU Esr AY; January 23, 1672. and
taw3ASft8oinhne FItlDAY, January '?C. inola
m?w- uocween parties in Columbia and Edgo
field. Show twenty-one Cocks on each aide.
$100 on each fight, aud Columbia betting
$1.000 to $750 on tho main. Tho fiuht wiU
c-?me off at tho Exchange Cook-pit. Jan 12
Estray Taken TJp.
?ja?? AN ESTRAY COW AND CALF
.^np?ESf was taken np by me, in the latter
iffiiitr nR'f llf December last. '1 be owner
eau u.vu ibo same bv proving property and
paying chargea. JAMES AUG ll TRY,
jan 12 3 Near Jackson (.'reek Church.
Kentucky Hones and Mules.
A A FINE lot of Kentucky
JJbT'VUock- ll O lt S E s A N D ra?
(1/*S MULES-just received auil^LA
1 ' 1 for IA o Can bo sen at Mr. w wen
Dalv's Stables, on Assembly ntreet.
Jan 12_J.iHN N. LONG.
Planting Potatoes!
i)AIA BARRELS aehoted SEED POTA
JJAJVJ T U ES-Pink-Eyes, Early Rose,
Jackson Whites, I'each Blows aud Early
Goodrich, for ea'? low by
Jan 10 BI) W A RP HOPE.
Richardson's Reports.
NEW SERIES. Vol. 1 of Canes iuthe Su?
preme Court of South Carolina.-1868,
1070. For sah bv E. ll. STOKES,
Stationer A Blank Book Manufacturer,
Jan 7 OppoHite I'mun ix office.
MT ZION SCHOOL,
Winnnboro, S. C.
m THE Spring Session opena on
ifSgk Monday. January '20. 1872. The
^Bj^Bbfcoonrae of inatrnoliou ?tiTirds tbo
^^B^Srough preparation for any dopart
y^aftw meat ol univtrsity study, or for
*8?i^ business life. The Virginia Mili?
tary Institute has recently conten eu upon thia
School an Annual PiGZE SCHOLARSHIP,
covering thu entire course n that institution.
Address M. M. FARROW, Principal.
Jan 7 26
To Rent.
FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apoly at
tho Stato Capitol Restaurant, ou Main
street, near Bridge street. Jan 5 12
Potatoes! Potatoes'.!
?){\i \ BARRELS POTATOES, consisting
j?l\J\J of Pink Eyes.
Early Bose.
Poach Blows,
Just received and for sale low. bv
.lan ll JuliN AGNEW' A SON.
Wood! Wood'.. Wooal!!
rilHE undersigned begs leave to inform tho
1 citizens ol Cnlunib?H Unit he IIA? a WOOD
Y' A111 > ?it bis old Hand, at the Charlotte De?
pot, where l.e keeps constantly ou h H ntl tho
host qualities of I'INI and OAK WOOD,
which In- w ill sell, M-.MVI.UM? to any part of
Ibo city, at tl??- following exinordinarj low
ellees, VIZ! Pine, $?{; ?Mk, $? p< r cord. Good
mea -rn o f?uii rantei I
iud.-is mu} be left either at my ??t?re or at
ls-ac si)lzl>ni-h rV Jewell Suire, Malu street.
.lan lt Imo* Gil \H : s ll ? Mlt.'.ltO.
Huli'iiu Tongues,
N'KW niigar-enr 1 IIA
BioAUI-tn' .-er!, ll,
Suui.tid Beef, foi auk low. E. HOPE.