Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. Corals ? A fr? Ir*, PAHIH, Juimary lS.T-rr&r/upe De Palig nao has been appointod: A military at? tach?e ox the French Legation at Berlin. ROME, January T5'^Ijllidi contention adopted by th? International Telegraph Congress ?B signed) undi tho delegates gone home. . t .?'?di ../. MADKID, January 15 -Tho Ministry resolved not to remove Vultpaaeda from Havana. . LONDON, January 15.-Tba hearing Of the Tichborne o nae was resumed to-doy. Sir John Dake Coleridge Opened for the defence. Ko said the testimony they proposed to offer would abow that the olaimant ?as a conspirator, a perjurer, a forger; in fact, a common impostor and villain; and that Bulgunt and Garter? htB accomplices, were unscrupulous rognes and concootoro of this stupendous im? postare. The speech of the distin? guished counsel was reoeiyed hy the crowded Oonrt Honso with applause, which waa immediately suppressed. American lntellluenot. NonTH PLATTE, January 15.-r-Duke Alexis' party was here yesterday, and started for- the camp tm Bed Willow Greek. _V:..L'': I: : RICHMOND} January ;l?.--Bishop Mo Gill, twot?ty-?vo yeas* Bibhojp of tht Virgina Diocese, is dead," aged sixty-two, Loor^vini.'B,; January 15. -<3bn. Hal leek's funeral attracted. an Jaunen? crowd. Biahop-Whipple, of- Minnesota, officiated, f Y 1 w; ? KiA?r?< w yjJ&?t&T?it, Ja?uAVy^q.-H^?n. t?mo ry'hoa- bo?ii ' oYderod' Vo k'?ep bia troop: ont) ot v ?ow ?rleansi n nb?pa ad vined f roa Washington? . .. i s i ? ><: <w Tttoi Th?: Ho'uate-' guilerice:J wdi^ crowddc with bla'okp, in l?iti?i^dtioti ^.f a apeeol from '^u mn or ?po? civil liyliby. AS a ride. to ?EiQu^y vt Eutly ucfctoir opyiit?muestr is improbable. .Abbot'waluth act!hu.pos! Son?d 'uUtiV. nlk.oontest 'ra.'. V?h'ue, ?t?'t ?orthi Carolina, ia decided, when Mot ton will withdraw>his restrictivo amend mont. I , ' '. HU ; .... ?' .. ? . Ip tho .Hbune, Butler introduced clean am o ca ty bl ll,, Wit ich waa referre to tho Judiciary Committee. The Demo orats will voto fdr tho Ltotiiaiuuu invest gatiorr Committee,'with an amendmen to makq tho investigation Huarohiug. CLEVELAND, January 15. rrThe wife < the man who died' recently from eatin traohfna pork, is- dead; tho child is in critical condition. ' DETROIT, January 15. r-rThe. Cornell Go-.'e paper miU'was Uiirued to-day; loi $100,000. . PROVIDENCE, January 15,-There ia defalcation iu the Rhode'Island Natiom Bank of $220,000. . BOSTON, January 15.-Mayon Bailey oil-olpth factory was barned tb-day; loi $50.000. NEW YORK, January 15.-The Tribw publishes a statement from Stokes thi the Herald contains only the nnimpo tant parts of the Fisk-Mansfield corre pqndenco. It is very oold, and the thermomet is six degrees below zero. Postmaster H. Smith, of St. Jame Long Island, was killed by a trap gt which he hud set for a burglar. An immenso crowd heard Mr. He worth, nt Steinway Hall. Rovt W. ! Clarke, denouncing Hopworlh, sa three-fourths of the Unitarian olerg men wore glad of Hop worth's departo i NEW ORLEANS, January 14.-Carter t presses a determination to appoint a st fiaient number of sorgeunts-ut-arms seat the Legislature. Warmonth L called oat tho entire militia for Monde A San Domingo letter states that a i mor prevailed that Baez had made ov< turen to England- aud Italy for a tri] alliance for tho maintenance of the S Domingo Republic, in the event ol failure of negotiations with tho Unit States. Germany declined being a pu; tc th? alliance, but England aud Iti I are willing. Cubral has fled. ?ANNAPOXJIH, January 15.-Tho prosei tiou continued evidence in rebuttal day. NEW YORK, January 15-Evening Panama papers confirm tho destruoti j of the city of Orumiu, in the Argent Republic, by earthquake. Not a hoi I was left, but only u?? life waa lost, volcano hus appeared in the vicinity. Honduras advices state thut the Iud revolt is sn strong-, tho Government compelled to acknowledge them us 1 lige rents. Sovorai places in South America afflicted with, small-pox. The Retrenchment Committee, c tinaos its investigations. The graud jury indicted Stokos murdoring Fisk. Ho will be nrraig to-morrow. Mrs. George Wood, known os E Logan, is dead. CHARLESTON, January 15.-Arrive Steumship Georgia, New York. WASHINGTON, January 15-Evening The oharges ogaiuat Third Aud Rutherford, for drawing double com tation money, aro progressing. In tho Sonate, Goldthwuite was fi cd. from Alabama. Sumner and Vic occupied tho day. In the House, a bill was pasted n ing Pittsburg a port of entry and ( very. Dawes asked leave to offer o solution for tho appointment of a st I committee of five to inquire into ' origin and charaotor of tho difliou i between tho Govornmont and officia r Louisiana and tho United States offi in that Stute, and to report the Bani the House, with suoh recommendat as it may deo tn exp?dient-tho com teo to havo power to send for per and papers, and to sit in Washingtc ciao where. Kerr objected. Dawes m to suRpond the rules, and adopt th polution. Agrund to. At adjournn tho Speaker bad not made up tho mittue. A bill to remove all poli and legal disabilities failed, by )Oits nays 03. Dawes then moved for a < amnesty for political offeuoes, w failed of n two-thirds vote. Nays-Ambler, Barber, Beaty, 1 hum, Bullington, Barnhard, Butle Massachusetts, Bu tier, of Tennessee, Coburn, Conger, Colton, Dooli, -Dannel, Kamo, Frye, Goodrich, Howley, Hazel? ton, of Wisconsin, Hazelton, of New Jersey, Hooper, Kelly, of Pennsylvania, Kellinger, Laporte, Low, Lynch,. May? nard, McOrary, McGre'w, MoJuukin, I Merour, Merriam, Monroe, Leonard, Myers, Orr, Packard, of Indiana, Pucker, of Pennsylvania, Palmor, Peck, I Pendleton, Porter, Prindle, Karney. E. H. Robert?, of New York, Rusk, Saw? yer, Sely, Sessions, Shanks, Sbellabar [ger, Smith, of New York, Smith, of Ohio, Soapp, Snyder, Sprague, Stark? weather, S to ugh ton, Strong, Tulle, Townsend, of Pennsylvania, Tyner, Upson, Walden, Waldron, Wallace, Walls, Wheeler, Willard, Williams, of ? Indiana, Wilson, of Indiana, Wilson, of 1 Ohio-70. I Another amnesty bill, excluding those who left Congress, or the urmy or navy, passed by 170 ay ea to 31 nays. In the Supreme Court, yesterday, Mr. Justice Strong, delivering the opinion, I over-roled the formur decision o? the legal teodor question; wbioh held that greenbacks were not legal tender for the discharge of contracts made subsequent to the passage o' tba Aot, ?nd held that Treasury notes are a legal tender in oases i except where tho contract palls tor some H pea ideally mimed money. Mr. Justice Bradley road m concurring opinion, ?nd the Assoaiate Justices' Clifford and Field read dissenting opinions. The Chief Justice etoted that Mt. Justice Nelson, who was.not present, also dissents from the majority view. Probabilities-The oentral lowest ba jfouieler- Will pi'?bau?y move wining tue night more to the Eastward, possibly iOto- W?stern Pennsylvania, aud pass over New York, on Taesduy. South? easterly winds will increase to-night on 'the middle i Atiabtio coast, veering ra-1 pidly to Westerly ^viOds on Tuesday. Gloiidy weather will prevail by TueHduy nf teruoou from Sooth Carolina to Maine, With "rain or > snow Nortbieost of Vir? ginia. Brisk North-west winds, with cloudy and clearing weather, will extend rapidly to-night from Lake Superior to Kentucky. Partially cloudy aud cold weather will prevail over this region ou Tuesday; cloudy.weather, aud possibly light rain, on the coast of Texan and Louisiana. Dangerous winda ure' not anticipated, this evening, for the Atlan? tic mid Gulf coast. I -:-j -,-...... NTI'.' ,1 H OT KL AHUIVALH. JunuaryylB/^jpric*. er son f/ouM-Miss M. Wall/ice, '. Mvis ll Young, M. P. Rogers, U hi on,' Miss ib. Partridge, Fla.; T. Cuvoudi^ Biwweb? Mine; J. E. Beattie, H. F> Htfuim?U," Miss F. E. Hammett, Greenville}- fi. Rvi Wesley. N. Y. ; J. C. Andrews, SJ .C^OBi W. Mercer, A. Li. R. R. ; F. Arnica and child, Hamburg; B. Kelsey, Cincinnati; W. S. Hoore, R. H Junkin?. Jr., J. P. Smith, Baltimore; L. J. Jonen, Newber? ry; H. J. Peckham, N. O.; W. D. Ra-' mey, Edge?eld; E. M. Hix, Laurens; A. M. Mackey, Charleston; J. W. Duval, Fla. Columbia Hotel-Vf. Laidler, Charles? ton; J. E. DuBosc. P. Duffie. Abbeville; Thoa. Higard, St. John's, N. B. ; O D. Goodman, D. S. Hood, fJr. L. Hud kiuB, Augusta; Harry Wutklns* Theatri? cal Tronpe; R. M. Davis, C. & O. R Ii.; M. J. O'Brien, Ga.; W. J. Watter?, Bal? timore; J. A. Odeuheimer, N. C.; Mi?? Phillips. Conn ; H. B. Plant, Gu. ; J. E. Knapp. New York; M. A. Curtin, N. C.; Wm. F. Nance, A. J. Frederick, S. C.; C. H. Sober, Newberry; Mrs. A. A. Orungeburg; W. H. Evana, Char lest-J n ; J. H. Houser, N. C.; G. M. Drufta, Gadsden; G. iv. Glenn, Mi?? M. C. j Glenn, Macon; A. L. Tyler, John S. Browning, Charleston; J. F. Bryce, N. C.; C. G. Dautzler, Wiuunboro; J. H. Adams, Richland; George P. Coichitt, Georgetown; W. S. Ritchie, Coon.; A.. J. Hultiwanger, Newberry; H. Hoffa, S. C.; M. F. Gallagher, U. S. A ; W. Col liu?, Ponu.; M. Moses, S. C. Kliiauvlnl unU Cuiniucretttl. COLUMBIA, S. C., January 15.-Sale? of cotton, to-duy, 17- balea-middling 20o. NEW YORK. January 15.-Receipts at all port?, 91,500 b*h-B, nguiuat 110,028 last week, and 130,013 throe week? ?ince. Total receipt? since September, 1,571,408 hulea, ugaiuHt 1,000,551 for correspond ing period previous to thia j*oar. De orease since September l?t, 329,051 bales. Exports from all ports for week, 82,121 bale?, aguiiiat 9S,609 tho same time IUHI i year. Totul exporta for expired port iou of cotton year, 821,189 bale?, against 1,0S8,082 ?ame time last year. Stock ut all ports, 495.8G8 bulee, against 519,015 sumo dato last year. Stock at interior I towns, 93,911 bales, against 113.178 last year. Cotton in Liverpool, 512,000 bides, against 1,550,000 last year. Amount of .American cotton ufloat for Grout Britain, 138.000 balea, against 290,000 last y?mr. Indian cotton afloat for Europe, 218,000 bale?, against 97,000 last year. Less rain fallen during the week, and alto? gether, tho weather hail been more fa ? vorablo for picking operations, which aro now progressing with renewed vigor in many sections. LONDON, January 15-3- P. M.-Ame? rican securities quiet and steady. Con? sol? 92%. Bond? 91%. FRANKFORT, January 15.-Bonds 96)^. PARIS. January 15 -Ronfea 56f. 22u. LIVERPOOL, January 15-3 P. M.-Cot ton opened quiet and steady-uplands 10M; Orleans 10%. LlVBRPOOli, January 15- Evening. Cotton closed steady-uplands 10%; Or? leans 10%; ?ales 15,000; ?peculation uud export 1.000. NKWY?RK, Jauuary 15-Noou.-Sales lof cotton for futuro delivery, Saturday evening, 7,000 bale?, us follow?: January 21%. 21J.?, 21 9-1G; February 22, 2115-10, 2f7fl'. 21%. 21 ll 16. 21 13 10; Mureil 22 7 10, 22 5 16. 22#, '11%, April 22%, 22 9-16, 22 11-16; May 22 11-16, 22%. Stock? strong ?nd steady. Governments dull and steady. Money easy, at G. Gold steady, at 8%. Exchange-long 9)^ ; HIIOI t 9%. Flour and corn dull and uuohanged. Wheat qufot and ''heavy'.'". "'Pork steady-new. mess 14 00@ 14.25. Lard quiet, at " y)a. Cotton nominal-aplaude 22; Or? l?ans 22%. Freights steady. 7 P. M.-Cotton weak; sales 870 bales -uplands 21%; Orleans 22%. Floor qaiet and unchanged. Whiskey unset* tied. Wheat steadier-winter red West? ern 1.00@1.04. Corn steady. Bice firm, at 8%@83?. Pork U.00@14.25. Beef steady. Lard firm-kettle 9)?. Freights steadier. Money stiff, at 7, gold, with a fraction commission, bat ! closed at 7, currency. Sterling 9??@9)?. Gold very dull, at 8%@9. Govern? ments dull bot steady-62s 10. TOD uessees 64%; new 6?>?. Virginias 59; new 65. Louisianas 62; new 50; levcea 60; 8? 70. Alabamas 90; 5s 60. . Geor? gias 70; 7s 83. North Carolina? 33; new 14. ?South CurolinuR 50; new 24%. ?ales of futures to-day 9,000 bales,as follows: January and February 21%, 21 11-16, 21 }?, 21 016, 21 7-16, 21%; March 22%. 22J?, 22 1 16, 22; April 22 7-16. 22%, 22JI, 22 3-16; Maroh 22^; June 22 }?. CINCINNATI, January 15.-Pork steady. Lurd firm and a nhado higher. Bacon dull; demand light; bolders firm-shoul? ders 6%; sides 7 ^?7^. Whiskey low? er and tu fair demand, ut 88. CHART.KBTON, January 16.-Cotton quiet and easier-middling 20% ; receipts 2.367 balee; salea 300; ntoek 83,691. AUOCBTA, Janoiiry 15.-Cotton dall and teuding downward-middling 20%; receipt? 700 bales; H?ICH 450. PHILADELPHIA, January 15:-Cotton qaiet-middling 22. BOSTON, January 15-Cotton quiet middling %?%?^{ayi?%; receipts 4,175 bale*; nales 400; ?tock 6,500. MoniLB, January 15.--Cotton qniet and steady-middling 20 j?; receipts 3,782 bulee; sale? 500; stock 6,503. WIIAIIHOTON, January 15.-Cotton firm-middling 21; receipts 112 bales; ?alee 176;?stock 5.827. BAUTIMOKK, Jautiary 15.-Cotton firm -middling 22;-receipt* 671 balo*; eales 682; stuck 2,750. Flour steady and in improved demaud. Wlieut active. Corn dull but steady-white 63(3)67; yellow 64@63. Rice firm, at 1.05. Pork steady, at 14 50. Bacon steady-shoulders 7. Whiskey 93??. GALYBSTON, January 16 -Cotton quiet -gootl ordinary l'.l; receipth2,000 bales; Mles 500> eluek 40,844. ^flipj^tiuRt January 15.-Cotton quiet IQW nriddiiby nomi nally 20; receipts 1,722 bolertjtefck 4,779. .Jj ?HAVANNAlj?y Jituuary 15.-Cotton-bny p?i:?ud? HeJIt'ri* apart; tendency down ward-^middJlt.g 20>B'; offering 20%@ ?p^fireempt? 3,638 bales; sules 1,81)0; k^k>73,698/ ^ttW" OIUJT?ANH, J.HI miry 15.-Cotton quiet-*~middliug 21 }?(aY?\}?; receipts 10,405 bales; sales 4.5UU; atuok 181,418. Revenae Stamps! Ruvenue Stamps! ALL DENOMINATIONS for sale at the u>nal discount, at thu SOUTH OAHO LINAJ1ANK AN 1) J'ltlJST CO. _ Deo 7 COLUMBIA, S. 0., TU lt tCS DAY, KKIltll AltY 1. ONLY gOUTHm SflOW ! Every Afternoon and Night 1 II A I O II T Ai C O . * 8 Circus, Museum & menagerie ! Mont Magnificently Ci dos? al Establishment tnt Earth) Threo Mammoth P viiions! ENTIIIELV dirtinnt und separat'-one for tbs Sbtiiagt-rte, one fur thc Museum, and the other for i tie ('ireui*; all, however, ferone l>rie? td admission. indore everv ult trillion exhibition a ll HAND Fit CE BALLOON AM.)' NM? J.N ?bl be Riven, and Mr. Harry Hmiiuohl will traverse arin gie wiro from titt> gi ??und io tho top of tho oaiivas and retin o -a grand gratuitous dual I spectacle. Tho management, al HU enormous expenso, have purulinM il i m entire and rompi?te Me nageri? of tho lalo Cohuie! 1. C. Ames, which, in ooujunction with their own, make? the largest aud most solomlhl collection of soo. logioal wonders in tim wei ld, oiubraoitig six loi-ii massive den* ol living wild animal!). BM The Monitir KleptiunC. Ulsinarrk, And tho Baby Elephant, ..PET," Itoyal Ben ital Tiger, Terreel rial sloth. Ctn tah or Hunt? ing Leopard?, Spotted and Laughing hyenas, and of Mou key s ami linds, au end leas varie? ty; two dons ot performing Lions, Ihgers ami Pautbers, and a Lioness and six baby cubs, only two mouths old. In tho Atonic 1> partim ni will bo found all tho old favorites, and many performers ol world-wide rnuowu, whose faces are new here; among them til great ? A UKO LL FAMILY W. li. Carrol', tho veteran bm ai d four-horse rider; Madame Carroll, equestrienne; La Pe? tite Annie, tho Baby Wonder, only six years old, in her startling acts of equitation, and tho Boy Prodigy, Master Willie, ibu only child Somersault aiid I'iroquette Hider in the world; tho gro.u MlACO BKOTUEIhS, thu splendid Alrial Cy in na sis, und Mons. C. LEI. KOW LEK, the "elegant ami accomplished Jester. Doors open at 1 and 7 o'clock P M. Beautiful carpi-led scats f r billies, without nxira charge. No smoking allowed imirio ol i ne pavilion. Uiuonvihe, Friday, February 2 Spurt unhurt:. saturday, February 1!. Greenville. Monday, F? bru ai y fi Anderdon, Tuenday, t obi mu > U Newlimr?, A ml nesd ny, February? Camden. Thursday, Febraxiy 8 Orauguburg, Fi ida v, February V Jan IC t3 V?tB CXSI?2BXL?.TED ffBRu'i?iTTOFIRfl. WILCOX, GIBBS & CO.'? MANIPULATED GUANO, GUANO, SALT AND PLASTER COMPOUND. The abuTe prepared st Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina. PHOENIX GUANO, IMPORTED FROM Phoenix Islands. South Pacific Ocean, Are for sale by WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., Importers and Dealers in Quanos, I4>^B?y Street, KaTannah, tia , 151 East Bay, Charleston, H. C. F?r further information, apply or address as above for Almanac for 1872. Jan 16 ISmo J. 8. CHAMBER?, Agent at Columbia, fi. C. sffi? SATUR mm m PIM LUI, VIA CHARLESTON, S. C., TO AND FROM ' 9 BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW EN0LAND MANUFACTURBTQ CITIES. TUREE TIMES BgyBSS?BBlBSWl A 'WMK. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS, Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours ?A ?SWftt*5I^X Shorter vi* Charleston. TOTAL. CAPACITY, t,fflftlhffl fr ^SlLV^ 40,000 KA CES MOSTULY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, A ND connecting Roads Weat, in alliance with tbe fleet of ihirteea flrat elata Steamships r\ to the abovo' ports, invito attention to tho quick time and regnlar despatoh afforded to | tho business public in tho Ont ton Staten at the PORT OP CHAKLEITO?, Offering facilities of rail and sea transportation for Freight and Passengers not exeelled in excellence and capacity at any other port. The foilow:ugspl?ndidOceau Steamers are regu? larly on the line: TO Bi K W YORK. MANHATTAN, GEORGIA, i M. H. Woodhull. Commander. 8. Crowe]], Commander. OliAMPION, 80DTH CAROLINA, Ii. W. Lockwood, Commander. T. J. Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, CLYDE. James Berry, Commander. J. Kennedy, Commander. JAM KB A Od KU, ASHLAND, T. J. Lockwood, Commander. -Ingram. Commander. JAME? A Od KU A CO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO., Agent?, Charlton, 8. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent?, Charleston, H. C. TO PHIL.AI1KL.PUIA. ! VIRGINIA, Mex. Hunter. Commander. EMPIRE, C. Hinckley, Oommander. BAI LI NO DAYS-THURSDAYS. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, B. C. TO BALT1HOUE. I FALCON, Haime, Commatjdrr. MARYLAND, Johnson, Commander. SKA GULL, Dutton, Omimadnt-r. Sailing Days-Every Fifth Day. PAUL C. Till NHOLM, Ayout, Charleston, S. 0. Ratee guaranteed aa low a? thone of computing linea. Marine Insurance, one-half of ono Dor cent. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS I Gan bo had at all tho principal Railroad Offices in Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and Miesia 1 etnpi. State Rooms may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agenta of tho Steamships in Charleston, at whose offices in all eases the Railroad Tichela should be I exchanged and Berths a-t-ignod. Tho '1 brough Tickets by this routo include Transiere, Meale aud State Room, while on shipboard. The South Carolina Bailroud, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting linen, have largely incieased their facilities for the rapid movement of Knight and Passengers between the j Northern cities and the South and West. Comf irtrbh- Night Cars, with tho Holmes Chair, without extra charge, have been introduced on the South Carolina Railroad. First class Kating Kaloon at Branchville. On the Georgi <t Railroad, tir?t clahs Bleeping Cara. Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to dav aud night train? of the South Carolina ttailrtiud. Close connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights at distant points with groat promptness. The managers will use ovcrv exertion to satisfy their patrons that tbe hun cia Chariot-ton cannot he j-urpansed in despatch und tho safe delivery of goods. For further iuforniati ni, apply to J. 51. SF.LKMIK, Superintendent, Charleston, 8. C.; B. D. FI ABELL. General Agent, P. G. Box 4,979; Oflice :117 Broadway. N. Y : 8. ll. BICKENS, General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Bon h Can.lina K ad re ad. ALPKED Li. TYIEH, Jan 1G 4G no Vice-Brebident Soutti Carolina Baihoad, Charleston, S. C. Capital Bnilding and Loan Association. \ IM?E r?'K?lar monthly muet tug of thc stock holder? of this A?snciaii<>n will Ito held at th? Hibernian Hall,THIS EVEN1NO, at halt past 7 o'clock. In ?tu inn tn M received and moiiuv auld HM usual. W. lt. CATHUA UT, Jan 1G 1 Secretary. IRWIN'S HALL. -.??J - PKW NIGHTS ONLY Of tin: Queen Star of tho Sont lt und eminent Comedian, BOSE AND DARRY \VATK1\S! WHO will appear Til IS KV EN I NO, in th? ir ({rand Kornau!iu Drama. Trodden Down; or, Under Two Flags! Played hy thom in Now York eight an ?veg hive wuuku. and pronounced tim (iKKATEST UKASiATlC i'.dUMl'it Ot' I'llR DAY. Forgos M-iOai th*, ?IAKKY WATKINS, l!lanche D iamond, with snugs, HOSE WATKINS. Supported by the ?lest Company that fco* Visited the South for Y ?ti rs A dud-Minn tl. No extra eltargu f>r reserved Heats, at LyItraiid'x Mn?ie St.-ie. Jan lt! PROCLAMATION. THE RTA IE OF SOUTH OA HO LIN A. EXECUTIVE DKI'AUIUKNT. WHEREAS, hy au Ad or tho General Assembly, approved December 21. 187?', entitled "An Act to extend tho tune tor ? (lie. ra to cjuulifj," it was providi d that all oflicurs elected at the laut gonoi al election be, and they are thereby, allowed until tho 15th tlay of January, 1871, to qualify sud eilt? r upon thu duties of tin ir respective oflicoi?, and on failure to qaahfy within tho ?pt citied time, their respective nffluea shall ho declared vacant by the Governor. And, whereas, tim Probale Judge, elected at t ho laut K"uer.?l uh'ct'.on, in October, lh70, fur Laucante!- County, him heretofore ne? glected to appear sud qualify tu undertake and fulfil the du'irs. i, Kt) HE KT K. SCOTT, Oovernor of the sute of loutit Caro ina, in concurren?a willi said Ant o' the Legisla tu rn, on OHM t>nt'jt*ct, do hereby proelauu and a li li ou nco the eanl oflioo of Probate Judge, of Lancasler County, tn tte vue tnl. in testimony where f, I have hereunto net my batid, und caused tho gri ?it t-eal of the st tic tn hu allixud. ?it Coliimhii, [c. H } lilis Lilli dux of January, A. ll. 1872, amt in tho uiucty-Hix h '..arid tho lu tiep.mlci co .if tm United Stall's of America. Kom.it 1 K. tOO V ?*, (inventor. V. L CAIIOOZO, Secretary of Stat? ?. Jan Li I ^<^?,?fe> Independent Fire Co. f.\ . A'" HB^A-THE regalar meeting of ^V'?^f(tff^^BBt~"^ 1^''d Company 00 held ^^WHB^M^INQ, at^7 o'clock, at their Dissolution. THE firm of PAYSINGEB A FRANKLIN waa disaolvod, tho lot in-taut, by mutual [consent. All pertoua indebted to ?aid firm will make payment to W. S. MONTEITH, and all perentie having demanda against the said linn wiil preeont (hem to him for a settlement, he being fully authorized by us to settle np tli<- bu?.nt ot the said timi. T. M. PAYSINGER, Jau ir, C It FRANKLIN. The Useful Store. IVIKK .11 AUK HAPPY. rilHI u:.d<*migned has opened a general L V '.Ml LY S t'OllE, where can he obtained (1A.UK, Fish and Poultry; prepared, ir ro quire I, for U'toking. Fresh DuUer, Eggs, lt ami. breakfast Strips, Ac, Ac, including every rcquisitu for the table. Hm.ill profit* and qniell ru turns is the motto of the Live and Head St >r n Consignments received daily. All orders promptly delivered. ' E. E. DAVIS .t CO., Plain street, next door to Dr. Jackson, .lan ll Removal. ^ THE subscriber, anticipating a removal, with a view of fur ?S^KSR nishing an entire new stock for Q|?CTy& th" ?pring season, would inform jftlyaBa the publia thut for ono month S^^?L?fqSr rr(,m tn'H l'a'? oir'-'r ",rr """ Rwffl lire present Htock of MILLI W/FA NEU?' A,LJ FANCY GOODS, mn at coat, for cash only. Being w ri prepared to give bargains iu every iiibtauoo, would request a call at her Millinery Establishment, on Main street, Eaat side, opposite to Messrs. J. H. A M. L. Hi? llard's dry gooda honso. jan H J1!1**. A- MCCORMICK. _ New Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, hy Bish? ops and other Clergy of tho Anglican Church. Vol I. $5. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards. SI 50. Hannah, 8 new Novel, hy Miss Muloch. 50o. Jan 14 DUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Kentucky Horses and Mules. d\ A FINE lot of Kentnokylfc, TJrTfVSIoi'k-HORSEH A N >>^BA nT/S MULES-jost received andsJjL ' ? 1 for salo. Can be aoen at Mr. uweu Daly's Subits, on Assembly street. Jan 12_JOHN N. LONG. Planting Potatoes! , IiARUELH selected SEED POTA ??1/1/ i "EH-Pink-Eves, Early Rose Jackson \Yhitt?, Peach Blows and Earh i'm ulrich, f"i na e low by J*n Ul EDWARD.HOPF.. Frosh Garden Seeds P\.-> Roans. Corn, Cabbage, and ever; v.ii ti t) nf fresh and genuine Seeds, fo: M.i I. by W. C FISH ER, Druggist, Jan i Opp >*?;te Columbia Hotel. < Auction metl^m. . Furniture ?al*. BY V. C. PEIXOTTO ft 80V. THIS ( Tu o a day ) MOBN1N G, at 10 o'ulook, v* will ?ell, at oar Auction Store,_ A variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNrrURM, consisting of Table?, Chairs, Carpet?, Vira Dog?, Bed?, Mattresses, Stove?, Bedeteada. ii. ? AIM, Sundry artiole? of OBOOBBIES, to cloae consignment*: Ham?, Flour, Rho?lders. Family Soap, BuVter, ?Smoked Beef, Sat Platform Beale*, weighing 1,500 poonda. And many other articles. Terme cash._\._Jan 16 Bankrupt Sate. BY JACOB LEVIS. On FBI DAT MORNING, 19tb instant, wiU ba add, at the Store recently occupied by Goodman A Sen, backrests, ? The remaining STOCK lu ?aid Store, ?on? Histing of Ready-made Clothing, Cent's Fur? nishing Artiolea. Trank?, Ao., Ao. Jan 14 W. B. MONTEITH. Traatee. Bale of King's Mountain Railroad. Theodor? D. Wagner and Asbury Coward, Trnateoa, v?. the King's Mountain Railroad Company.-Foreoloture cf Mortgage. By H. H. Deli BON? IN pursuance of the term? of a Mortgage exouuted by the King's Mountain Bail road Company, on the 16th day of March, 1806, and by virtue of th? powers th ore bl granted, we will soil, at public auction-at harle?ton, 8. CL, OD WEDNESDAY, March 20,1871, at ll o'clock. at oornor East Bay and Broad streets. The entire RAILROAD of the a*id Compa? ny, including tho bod and auporatrueture? of ?&id Road, the materials need in oonstruo ioo, the stations, station-house denote, store-houses, work-shops, machinery and fix? tures thereon, and all the engine? and rolling .toca, together wtth ali ino right?, privileges and ea semant belonging or appertaining to ?aid Railroad Company. Term? cash; purcbaasrb to pay for papers ?nd stamps. THEODORE D. WAGNER, ASBUBY COW ABD, Jan 14 Truetoes. ar Union copy. By D. C. PE1X0TT0 &80H, Auctioneer*. BY virtue of a power of attorney to mo di? rected, 1 will sall at publie auction, on MONDAY, tbe 29tb instant, at tho Exchange Honse, at 10 o'clock, All the STOCK IN TRADE and FURNI? TUR E of the Exchange Honae, consisting ot Chaira, Tables, Cattery, Crockery, Glassware, Winos, Liquor?, Cigars, Kitchen Utensils, miscellaneous articles. Janl4 W. S. MOHTEITH, Attorney in faot. Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad. The State of South Carolina, plaintiff, spain sk tho Spartanburg and Union Railroad Coin Inany arid other?, creditor?, defendant?. N obedience to an order dated 15th day of . November. 1671, passed by tbs Hon. Jame? . M. Rutland, Judge nt tbe 4th Circuit, of th? State of Sooth Carolina, the undersigned will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in February, 1878. at Uoionvl'le, in the' County of Union, in the State of ?outh Carolina, before the Court House door, between the hour? of ll o'clock in the forenoon and 8 o'clock In the afternoon, at pnblio outcry, to the highest bidder, the whole of tbe SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD, including the Road-bed, Right of Way, Grading, Bridgea, Masonry and Super? structure, lying ana situate in the Comities of Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all the stock subscribed for in the Spartanburg and Union Kail road Company; the chartered rights and privileges thereof; tho railroad spikes, chairs and equipments, and all tbe property owued by said company, as incident or neces? sary for its business, on. the following terms, to wit: Twenty-five thousand (tub 000) dol? lars cash, and the balance in three equal semi annual instalments, with interest on cacti instalment from the day of Gale, to be secured by the bond of tho purchaser, with a mortgage of the ontiro nroperty sold. The purchaser wiP also bo required to pay for all stamps and papers. if the highest bidder should fail to pay afc onco tho twenty-five thousand ($25,000; doU lars aforesaid in cash, tho property heieiube foro advertised will immediately be offered, at thu time and placo above mentioned, upon the terms already stated, for re-*ale. JAMES M. BAXTER. THOMAS B. J EUER, NovEMBF.n 28.1871 _ RcfyrefB. State of South Carolina-Fan field Co. Tho State of South Carolina, plaintiff, os. the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company, and others, creditors.-UnUr for Sate, ava. BY virtuo of a decretal order iu the above stated case, all tho creditors of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company aro requiretl to provo and establish their de? mands against the said Company, before as, ss Special Itofei ons, at tho law office of James II. Rion, Esq., in Winnsboro, b. C., on the 26th, 27th,28i.it, 29th and 30th da's of Decem? ber, A. D. 1871. and on tho 23.1, 2-Uh, 25th, 20'h. 27th and 2Stb dava of Jauuarv, A. D. 1872. JAMES M. BAX UER, THOMAS B. JETER, Nov 2f? Special Referees. For 8ale, TUE HOUSE and LOT, on Pick?ns H* street, belongiug to estate of Mrs. H. IliLZimmerman, deceased. The Lot con? tales upwards of HU acre, with a roomy and commodious Dwelling, and a smaller t.uild Ing, erected for a School House, but suitable HS a Rot ?(I on co for a small family; also, a fine Garden, l i ait Trees, Well ?nd bpout Water, tho usual out-buildings. Ao. For terms, apply to .Tau G stu EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor. For Saie-Splendid Bnilaing Lots. IOFFER for salo a full square, in IC quarter aero LOIS, bounded by Way no, Divino, Pulaski and Greene a: rout's, near the Char lotto, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, und tho Wilmington, Columbia, and Augusta Rail? road, just Weat of Lever's .garden, iu one of tho most beautiful portions of tho city. THUMB-1250 per Lot, of ono-quarter of an acre; 150 paid down, and the balance in monthly payments, (5 oaoh, and no rates of interest. No cbargo for papers, if paymont is made as stipulated. All tho Lots to ba closed out hv February 1. Plat to bo see n at th? post office. E. W. WHEELER. J?n 3 Imo For Sale. Or\r\ FEET OF LUMBER, OUI J,Ul JU 60,000 ioet of well sea? soned Flooring on hand. Orders for Lath,and all kinds Lumber filled at short not co. Apply at our Lumber Yerd, on Lady street and Greenville Railroad, or address- W. LOWIlY A CO , O t 28 Hmo_Box 180. Columbia. H (L_ Just Received, a LARGE number of fine KENTUCKY J\ M LES. which may he seen at Charlea Logan's Stables, comer Sonate and Assembly streets. W. ?. A J. H. TALRO V. Jon 13 _ Thorburn'* Garden*?eecs. ALARGE assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS, Onion hots, Ao., for sal? bur. .Jai. 13 EPWvRD HOPE. MuleB and Horses. A ?tock of fine MULES 3^^?w MORSES const ant Iv on hmd VfcSS ?TOlat Han NATIONAL HOTE I m ??IT M 71* .ram KS Liberal advances wa ?o on hors? s ou consignment, for anio. Jan 13 Imo P. HAMILTON JOYNER.