Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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claiini,.i>etoe tho4eueva bWt#,;*M t ?ive of exorbitant demanda. Tbe Ofees 8 i n?es depresses} American atookb. ;ttl-rJ Roberts WAS ipauiguraUd President of the Republic of Liberia op Kew Tear'?. Tba ?hip .Almora, of St; John'v, for New Brnnswiok, was barned at ee<. It is f eared all are Jost. ., . ' ." V ' M?najp, January 29. -The ?apital and provinoee aro quiet. ! *HHM?B nmtiiw^ ' BOSTON, Jannnrj 08.-Jabies W.Hen? ry; a turfman.' waa throw? from bia baggy, and, it is feared, fatellyjnjared. OIHUH?HATI, .??aij*ry > S8.**-.?.lis an? nouncement of the passage of the Sooth? er n Railroad bill can8od great rejoicing throughout Central Kentucky, i WASHINGTON, January 29.-A, brass and hardwire ! factory and Moran & Powell's,' tobacco factory, on Second Btre?t, were bar ned today; lot? $127.000. .Kaw YOBS, January 29.-An English-, man who lodged with Panorma, who waa. recently murdered, suicided. H? disavowed any connection with the mor? der. Tbe ?teamer Gen. Barnes, hence for Savannah,* has returned' with a broken shalt, is i . . - ... An unusual number of murders and robberies were committed on Saturday and Sunday nights.. It is snowing, to? day, wi?h ?jga??.?ropi the Nortbrwc**. The Herald special says Cortina denies oomplipUy-with-the-revolutionist*. The revolotionrsts ;(were" "defeated in" a flight between GauVargo ?od MpR- . Martial law has jbeea doohured in San Louis.. An additional disaster to Profiriro- Diaa is repdrted. A meeting . o? . tbe Federal Gquuoil of the International reports show rapid growth?- Forty new unions have been formed d')ring the month. INDIANAPOLIS, January' 29.-Norman S. liddy, Secretary of State of Indiana, is dead, tu . : 1 GrjiorNHAtr, January 29.-Judge Emer eon ?ecidoa that the laws punishing con spiraqieaagainst the ; revenue are barred by Irte, not two years. Nsw ORLEANS, January 28.-The Con gresaional Committee arrived mst even ing, and are stopping at the St. Charles. Thomas A. Boo?, of .the Pennsylvania Cenital, H. S. MoOomb, and other rail? road magnates^ bave also arrived. The Boys' House of Ref ? ge was burned to-day ; loss estimated at $20,OOO. GALVESTON, January 26.-The Cham ber of Commerce memorializes Congress, asking that tho ootton tariff be ref anded. The schooner William Tell upset on the 25th i '1'he.cup tain and two passen gers were drowned. . . ' ; * 11 It was freezing yesterday, and snow fell during tho night. There was a heavy snow atorra on the -24th at Austin and Hempstiad; . WASHINGTON, January SS.-The Se? nate ia discussing a resolution to bring derelict Ea Klux witoesses to the bar of tbe Senate. In tho 'Hooae, under the regular call, a bil} was introduced, removing tbe po? litical-disabilities of Martin J. Crawford, i ? of Georgia. Jj Senator Morten has gone Nortb, to lecture. Upon his return the Vanoe Abbott contest from North Carolina will be resumed. The Supreme Court, to-day, delivered . ( an opinion Against what is known as the j, Drake amendment, wbioh in-effect pro? hibits the reception by the -Oonrt of Claims of evidence of amnesty and par? don on the part of suitors, but allows the opposite party, to refer to snob, am? nesty and pardon, as evidence of dis-, loyalty-unless at the., ti me of receiving the pardon apd amnesty tho recipient protested'against tbe implication of pre? vious disloyalty con tai nod in the offioial docnmonV The Coori adverted ta the proclamation of Linaoiu, ol' 18G3, which granted amneoty and pardon, on condi? tion of taking the oath, etc., with the restoration of property, excepting in Blares; - The Oonrt asserts the fall power ., of the President ta to granting pardon j, and amnesty-the .oooeptanoo of which cannot, it Bays, be rendered of no effect by legislation of Congress. WABIPNOTOH, January 29-Evening.- , The Bopreme Court issued an order upon j, the Secretary of the Treasury to show why a writ of mandamus should not isBue tb pay Kentnoky'e war debt, Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably continue to rino on Tuesday from New England to Florida, with cold North-west winds, diminishing in force. Rising barometer, with clearing weather and North-west winds, will prevail on the lakes. Tbe Northerly winds will veer to the East, with increasing oloady weather on the Gulf coast. Dangerous winds are not anticipated for to-night on the Sooth Atlantic or Golf coasts. Brisk North-west winds will prevail on the middle and East Atlantic. In the Senate, a resolution for adjourn ment on the 29 th of May was referred to the Committee of Ways and Means; the Dem?crata, free traders and revenue re? formers voting for reference; whiob is re? garded as a defeat of the measure. Several individual disability bills were passed. The House apportionment bill was passed with a single amendment, that States depriving male citizens of their franchises, shall suffer proportion? ate loss of representation. Amnesty -was made the special order for to-mor? row. In the House, bills were introduced granting woman suffrage (by Butler); re? pealing the tax on spirits distilled from fruits; granting lands for a road from Decatur, Ala., to Macon, Ga.; ronowmg land grants to the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad; making half of customs paya? ble in legal tenders. Vorbeos presented a bill dedaring Spain and Cuba bellige? rents, nnd allowing vessels to bear their respective flags in United Stales waters. Considerable colloquy followed, showing a favorable, disposition, but nu unwill? ingness to adopt tho measure, in tho shape proposed, or until tho Committed tft ^^M^IM.! 78 ; naya, 1?9. Tho DVA waa then referred ry is dead. ... MEMPHIS, January 29^AUxie arrived on Friday las?, and ?ailed (or New Or? leans on Saturday, ii od A ? The boiler of the Southern oil works exploded, killing two r.sgroen. CINCINNATI, January 29.-Blackburn, who murdered his mistress near Chilli oothe, baa been sentenced to imprison? ment for life. NEW YORK, January 29-Evening. Jo?. B. Lyman, agrie ul tu tal editor of the Tribune, is dead. I Small-pox is fatal and virulent in Ho? boken and Union Hill, New Jersey. Wm. Thompson, formerly adjutant under Gen. Jackson, and once a wealthy broker of New Orleans, waa found in a small office on Broadway, sick, destitute and nearly starved. He was taken to the hospital. He is eighty years of age. Stokes was arraigned to-day. His counsel argues for no/to prosegu?, on ac? count of irregularities by the coroner and the grand jury. Th ore was a long argument. The judge took the papers, and adjourned the case to Thursday. TER KI ij LB BOILER EXPLOSION IN FLO? RIDA-FIVE, MEE KILLED AND ONE WOUNDED.--We learn the foll a win g par- I tioulare of a terrible boilererplosioo, at? tended with loss of life, from tho Jack? sonville (Fla. jj Union, ot the 25th iuBt. : On Tuesday morning last, a tram of six flat oars, drawn'by a dummy engine, left Hardy's Log' Camp, situated ou the river, about-llf teen miles above Jackeon- I ville, and arrived nt the loading wharf, i four miles back in 'the woods, about S o'clock: 1 The train was louded with logs 1 and started from tho. camp,.the engine pushing the train. .After proceeding a ! few hundred yards it stopped at the i water tank and took in water, and, while j so doing, the boiler of the engine ex* ; ploded and was shattered tb pieces. At j i the time of the explosion, Mr. J. O'Hearn, acting engineer, wason the en-11 gino, standing with his hand pu the I ; throttle-valvo, E. Linn, the engineer, I < stood by Mr. O'Hearn, Alex; Austin, ! j colored, was engaged in deaning out the j flues of the boiler, and David Hatcher, colored, was at tho brakes. Austin and I - Hatcher were killed instantly-Hatcher's 1 body being found seventy-five yards dis- j tant. Linn was thrown about ?. feet i beyond O'Hearn, terribly scalded. Ho I ', was sensible and able to speak when I I found, but died a few moments after O'Hearn. Capt. W. T. Adams, the ge-1 I ueral superintendent Of the camp, form- 11 arly book-keeper at Hardy's Milts, stood J near the engine, and, it ia supposed, was 1i in the act of stepping upon the engine when the explosion took placo. He was I thrown a distance of six feet from the j i engine, into the' well, from whioh the 1 tanks are supplied, and.instantly killed. -y.'J*"-;- le SOMETHING ABOUT YOURSELF.-Sup- ] posing your age to be fifteen or there abouts, I can figure you np'to a dot. e Yon have 160 bones and 500 muscles; \ four blood weighs 25 pounds; your heart is five i oohes i u length and three ] inches in diameter; it beats seventy ? times per minute, 4,200 times per hour, 100,800 per-day, and 86.722,200 per - year. At each beat, a little over two J Dunnes of blood is thrown out of it; and saoh day it receives and discharges 11 ?bout seven tons of that wonderful fluid. ] Your lungs will contain a gallon of air, 1 ?nd you inhale 24,000 gallons per day. I \ rhe aggregate surface of ?the air cells of your lungs, supposing them to be spread I g ant, exceeds 20,000 square inches. The * weight of your brain, is three pounds; when you are a man, it will weigh about f sight ounces more. Your nerves exoeed 10,000 iu number. Your skin is com- f posed of three layers, and .varies from I s one-fourth to one-eighth of ?o ipch ?U thickness. The area of yoar akin iv about 1,700 square inches, and you are I c ?Ubjeoted to au atmospheric pressure af c fifteen pounds to the square inoh. Eaoh I j square inch bf your akin contains 8.500 t sweating tfabes perspir-*%y porea? t sach of which may bo likened to a little I a iraintilo one-fourth of an iooh long, - making an aggregatelebgth of th? entire 1 surface of your body of 201,166 feet, orT ? tile ditoh for draining the body almost forty milos long._ Of all tho sensational performances of tho present day, that of the Prussian Hercules, Herr Holtum, at tho Holborn a.mpitheatre, is described as tho most striking. There have been many per? formers of the gun triok, but the cannon sf Herr Holtum ia not a trick, but a rc? di ty. A siege gun, drawn into the arena i>y two horses, is loadod by au artillery-1 man, and in sight of the audionoe a can? non ball of twenty pounds' weight is in? serted. Then Herr Holtum walks lo the apposite side, and, standing face to the nuzzle, givoB the command "Fire!" and iure enough, after a flash and a boom, vhioh shakes the building, tbe cannan jail is caught by the Piussian Hercules. _)n ono occasion-oither through some ?light error in the management of the mo, or owing to the charge of powder joiug too great-the oannon hall passed iver Herr Helium's head, instead of pto his hands, and, as if to provo bat "there was really no deception," tarried away a portion of oue of the ni?atera. A WOMAN PL?NOES HER INFANT INTO iloiLiNo WAIEB -Becoutly, tho wife of Aliarles B. Coates, nt Mar bitmead, Mass., vhilo left alone with hor two children br a few moments by her attendant, ook the youngest child, about seven nonths old, und plunged it in a kettloof miling wntor whioh stood upon tho itove, causing tho death of the child in du>ut fifteen minutos. Tho mother hus leen insano for tho past six mouths. A meek, uncomplaining woman, in Columbus, Ohio, attempting to gently lorsuado her husband with thu ton of 1er boot, missed her murk, und kicked tor child into eternity. . ec?TWrriA^'8. O'., Januaryr29^8aT*? o?. ; ?ritten, to-day, . 75. balT-iaidulio^ LONDON, January 29-Noon.-Con??le 92??. Bond, flat, ?t Q2. . "Y PARIS, January 2D.-lien tes 56f. 95o. LrvBBPooii, January 29-8 P. M.-Cot? ton opened firm and is now etropg-ap? lauda 10%; Oricana ll. Shipping at New Orleans 11J?; nearly due from New Orleans ll. NEW YOBS, January 29-Noon.- I Stocks weak. Governments dall bat ? steady. Money 6@7. Gold steady, at I 9*?. Exchange-long 9; short 9%. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and ?rm.. Corn a shade- Armer. Pork ateady-moas 14.60. Lard firm, at 9>?@9%? Cotton firmer-uplands 22??; Orleans '?2}?; salea 1,620 bales. Freights quiet NEW YORK, January 28.-Beceipta at all porte 120,813 bales, against 118,887 bales last week, 94,625 hales the previous week, and 110,628 bales three weeks since. Receipts since September 1,H24, 045 bales, against 2,198,213 bales for the corresponding period of tho previous year-a decrease of 374,169 bales. Ex ports from all ports for the week 81,121 bales, against 105,823 bales for the same week last year. Total exports for tho eipired portion of the cotton year 98,616 balee, against 1,825,309 bales fdr the same time last year. Stock at all ports 535,606 bales, against 566.012 bales, same dates last year. Stock at interior towns 94,483 bales, against 128, 24S bales last yeur ut the same lime Cotton in Liverpool 491,000 -balen, against 565,000 bales last year. Amen eau cotton afloat for Qreat Britain 197, 000 bales, against 326,000 bales lust year Indian oottou afloat for Europe 224,000 bales, against 89,107 bales last year. 7 P. M.-Money 7. Sterling dull, at d. Gold quiet, ut O^f^?^. Govern menta dosed at ??c. advaaoe-62s 10% States very, quiet und steady. Cotton [?rea; sales 3,186 bales-uplands 20 J? Orleans 22)?. Flour dull and unchanged Whiskey firmer, at D4@94J?. Wheat lull aud heavy-winter red Wostern 1.60@ 1.65. Oom lc. higher. Bloc juiet. Pork a shade .firmer, at 14.50(3) 14 62. Freights a shade firmer. Lard Irater, at9>?@9jl?. M KM PHIS, January 29.-Cotton active -middling 11%<&21%\ receipts 1,995 bales. - I ] SAVANNAH. January 29.-Cotton very irregular and in good demand-middling ( I ll@21Ji; sales at 21.^; receipts 3,098 aalen; salea 2.200; atouk 67,161. COAIUJKSTON, Jauuary 29.-Cotton lr m -middling 21; receipts 2,072 boles; lc tales 500; atouk 31,124. | i AUOUHTA, January 29.-Cotton firm tod in fair demand-middling 20>?@ 10%; receipts 1,000 bales; sales 450. MOBILE, January 29.-Cotton firm niddliug 21j?; receipts 1,961 bales; sales 1,500; stock 63,530. BAIJTIMOKE, January 29.-Cotton lt drong-middling 22(^22^; receipts Ji 1,010 bales; sales 585; stock 3,358. NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Cotton 1 itrong-middling 21 J. .< 1 % ; receipts t r,561 bole?;, aalee?00; atook 225,387. 1 NqBJro?LKv Jowmjy ?9.?U0otton .Arm- ? ow', middling.20J4?? receipts 1,848 boles; I r ?1OB3?0; eto?k^OO: V BOSTON, .January 20.-^-Cotton dull- f niildjing 22f? ; receipts 885 bales; sales s 100; stock 9,600. t CIUCJUINATI, January 29.r-1?ork-de- a uand light and -holders firm, at 13.50 jard 9@Q}?. Bacon-sides 7j??@8; now told }-?v. highur; shoulders 6%. Wbis cey steady-, at 88. . ' ' '; ' GAnyE8TOH? January 21).-Cotton fifm ;ood ordinary-19%-, receipts 1,081 bales; alea-30Q;,afo?k4&Mh.. Psn?lmSSSW$>, ' I January 29,- Cotton lrm--mltidlhig 22^ \ Wu?il?ixjtoN, Ju n a art 29.-Cot ton irm-middling 21; receipts 115 bale?; ales 100; stock 4,145. NEWSPAPERS IN THE HAILS.-By a re ?nt decision of the Post Office Depart nent, the law regarding sending newspa? pers by mail has beeu more dearly de~ Inad tuan it has heretofore stood. No tame or m?morandum can be made on . newspaper inside of the wrapper on rhich the address is writteu. lt ia bare y pormineible to mark un artiole with >en or pencil. More than this subject? he paper to lotter postage, and the vi o ator to a fine. No printed card, hand nil or advertisement, no written notice, etter, or slip of any kind whatsoever oust be folded in tho paper. To do any >f those things is to violate the low. Printed slips pasted ou the outside, or olded in papers or periodicals, soliciting lotices, are also violations of the law lenders of transient papers can send ?undies of printed matter by weight, or raosient postage charges, but must not end any written matter in suoh bundles, t will save expense and inconvenience o parties concerned to bear this ruling if tho Department io mind. In an article on a recent fair in that i ty. the editor of a Macon paper says a ?rother editor took a valuable premium, tut an unkind policeman made him put t right back where he took it from. A Card. On the evening of tho 21th instant, ona '. M. Porcher, under cover of night, tnado a owardly attack, with au unwarrantable wea ou,upon my fathor, E. W. Heihels -tho latter eing unarmed. And inasmuoh as the above ?ontionsd individual has nineo seen flt to ab ent himself from thia community, thereby vading the responsibility which his dastardly induct had incurred, 1 denounce tho said '. M i'orohor, among all honorable men, as a oUroon aud coward. J. T. SEIDELS. Coi.u M m A, K. 0., January 29, 1S72. Jan 30 1 Coat! Goal! Coal! TUST received, a full supply of first quality COAL, grate size. For sale in huge or tur.ll quantities. J iSUPIl CREWS Jun HO ll ?50,000 to Loan, 3N OOO li COLLATERAL. Apph ?it Jan2:i CITIZENS'SA VINOS HANK. riowiTFxgrxs TO BB DEAD.-Among tho proieinint viaitore-who av* passiog tba holiday a Trith their friends and rela? tions in tbjs city is Mr. Oeofl 0---, pf Browerton, N. x. About five years ago Mr. went boating on Oneida Lake with two of his oom panions. They un? moored tho boat and rowed for the dis? tance of two miles, to an island that lifted itself from the waves. Here they spent a few hours in colleotlng shelis and botanic speoimons, until a black, than der-lade? olood in the West warned them that a violent storm was brewing, and they speedily set ont upon their re? turn. They bad nearly reached the main land when their little oraft waa turned keel upward by a squall, and the party was left straggling and panting in the water. Mr. 0- saw his two companions swimming toward the shore, and at? tempted to follow them, but in fain. A delightful sensation of repose took pos? session of him. Then all waa chaos, Blankl He was resoned by his com? panions, and upon his return to con EoiooBneas he attempted tu open his eyes -to move his bauds-to speak, but found himself unable to command a muscio. As he lay in this condition, memory pictured to him all that had transpired up to the moment when be became insensible. Then be marvelled whether he was alive or dead. What meant this bush? thia chill? this black ? ess or darkness that enveloped him? Where was he? What was he? Would it be always thus? Time passed on, and be felt his thoughts and idea? oontraeting into a narrower and narrower sphere, until no thing but the one central knowledge of existence continued to assert itself. But suddenly a crash, as if all the Titan thuuder-godo had blown their trumpets iu unison, smote upon his hearing deluge of light, like the concentrated rays of a million suns, burst upon his vision; there was a severing of soi.' and sense; and ho stood in spirit beside his violet strewu coffin, and read the inscrip? tion: "Cecil C-, born in Baltimore, Md., June 29, 1846, died at Bro warton, t?. Y., .Tune 27, 1866, aged twenty rears." through the oval glass of the icad of . he casket bo oonld eee bis face frozen into the white rigidity ef death. His rriends and relatives were seated irou .J the room, and the pustor was preaching a touching funeral sermon, in? terrupted now and then by the sobs of lis listeners. Through* the open window .be glory of a summer day was drifting u fragrant with tho sweet breath from he clover fields, and musical with the tongs of birds. He Baw? latent beauty n everything he looked upon, nnd a a tout melody in every sound he heard md he realized how orndeand imperfect ire all our dreams of happiness in the lesb OK compared with those which the inmortals kr.ow. Bat, like a flash of ligbtniug, there tame a loss of identity again-utter au lihilation for an unoertain lapse of time; ind when be again awoke to a sense of lis oondition, bis spirit once more te muted his body. His coffin had been lorne to the cemetery, and ho beard the exton preparing to lower him to bia last eating-place in tho duBt. Now, for the first time, a great horror ell opon him. He waa to be entombed dive-to be left alone with the night and be terror, and tho grim company of keletons mouldering around bim. He rould regain consciousness when too 5.tc; would strike the close walls of the irison, bat to no purpose; call, and here would be no answer; pray, and the rery heavens would ba pitiless; shriek, ear bis flesh with bia fingers, carse, and aving, die. Summing np all bis will, be utilized it n a last effort to break the spell that had eized him, and with suocess. He waa esoned from bis impending doom, aud reeks of watchful nursing Drought him ?eek to the foll enjoyment of his fdrmer tealtb.-Fort Wayne (Ind.) Sentinel. "You'll gTow up ugly if you make aces," said a maiden lady to her little ieee. "Did you make faaes when jon /as a little girl, aunty?" lost Excellent Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Sooth Carolina. A THE ANNUAL GRAND OONVO /V-CATION of tlio Grand Royal Arch ?IC JfT Chapter of South Carolina will be \ holden in tho oily of Charleston, on 'UKHDAY. the 13th day of February. A.*. I.\ .102, A.D. 1872, at 12 M. The t'rosidonte of the varions railroads in out!? Carolina havo kindly consumed to par lit the Grand Officer* sud Delegates to pass nd ropasa thereon, for ono fare. The full wo ia to bo paid at the place uf starting and ortifloates will bo issuod by the Grand He rotary, at thu close of the Convocation, en itling the holder to ret tiru free uf auy charlee rfa ? te ver. Hoard can bo had at tho following rateB: Ibarlestoa Hotel 13 per day; Pavilion Hotel, 2; Milla Uonae, ri Tbe Delegates are requested to como nre ared to make their returns and pay their nea. lt is sincerely hoped that there will bo a encrai attendance, as business of grunt Im or lance wiil bu presented for o .moderation. AUGUSTINE T. HMYTHE, Jan 30 sS_Grand Becretary. Thorburn's Garden Seeds. A LAUGE afHortraent of fresh OAKDEN \, HKELH, Onion bets, Ac, for sale low. Jun 13 KI) WA HD HOPK. Foreign Drafts, Foll aaln at New York rute*, at THE CITl '/. Y? N S* BA VI NGH_ H A N K. _ Lime. ">?\t \ l*ABHEI.H or LIME, for Bale low by 51 JU .IOU N AGNEW A HOS. Buffalo Tongues, kTI'.W Hngar-e.nrcd HAILS, 1 ltr.v.lif:i?t Strips, Stn >!.. .! Il'-er. for-ale low. E. HOPE. rdnttlatcd Currency r>OUw;lT ut n mod?ralo discount, it [> Tile Cl 1 1ZEN>?SAVINGS HANK. Potttots! Potatoes'.! *>i \? \ I'AltllELS POTATOES, confiistitij *\J\ / of rm:. Ky ea, Karly ''.?>?.<.. IV.ich Illowa reel i? ... :. I fW i-ale l?>w. by .Inn jl JOHN AGNEW A ?-ON. - ...-??M?Mllll I HW* JWMWIU.W'lli.UWI Oholoe Potatoes! Choloe Potatoesm WITHOUtf'Ao?ptlon, BUESEE'S PEER? LESS a?d EARLY BOBE ?re the boat seedling, for main. crop. No better potato caa bo planted. I bara afine lat selected flrat.witb regard to ?ute and quality. For ?ale by E! H. HElNXTSH, Jan 34 ' _ Druggist. AT COST A?D OA?&X?uS I We offer from this date oar entire Stock of CLOAKS and FURS, at eost and carriage. Call at once and git a , ? i , ..,* j bargain from PORTEE & STEELE. Jan aa_y MU?RS. ITO WE ABB CLOJING OUT OUB ENTIRE 6TO0E AT HALF PRICE! E. C. SHIVER & CO. B. G. SHIVER. DAVID JONE3. Jan 17 -187*. I will sell all my stock D? DEY GOODS and NOTIONS, at greatly reduced prices, from this date, as both mo? ney and room are want? ed for a large stock of Spring Goods. Great bargains will bc cf= fered. O. F. JACKSON. Money to Lend, OM marketable collaterals, at TH K CITIZEN ft' SAYINGS BANK. We commence wrrn TUB aaw TSAB CLOSING OUT otra STUCK OF firm M noons IT ZXraAOBOIKABT LOW PRICES. Consumera o? DBY GOODS, make a note of he above Wo mnat olear ont Winter Stock, md I3ARGAIN8mar be expected, aa largo re? luctioiiH in prices will be made, at the POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE OF W. D. LOVE A CO. W. D. Lova, lt. H. MCCHEERY. Jan 3 For Sale, THE HOUSE and LOT, on Plckona Htreet, belonging to oatat? of Mr?. H. _.Zimmerman, deceased. The Lot con ainn upwards of an acre, with a roomy and ommodiona Dwelling, and a smaller build erected for a Hcbool Honne. bnt suitable H ti Ucridonco for a email family; also, a tino lardon, Krait Treen, Well sud Spout Water, ho nsual out-buildings, Ac. Kor lernte, apply to Jar. 6 Mtu EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor. Grot eries, Wines and Liquors. \FULL SUPPLY of CFIOIUfc FAMILY GUGCERiES, in all their vat iel lea. Beat iranda Ohampaguca, Win??, Liquors. Ac, ilitable for Christmas, on hand and tor ?ale ,v,l.y JOHN AGNEW A SON. '' 1 faites jDes?'Wle OVy Lol?. BY O. Ol FEI?OTTO & 80H. OD the FIRST MOUD AX in Februar* n*xt, in front of th? O o art Hone?, in thia city, at 10 o'clock, wo Will sell, tb res desirable CITT LOTH, situated on Fiskens atreet, between Plain and Taylor streets. Lot Mo. 1, on the corner of Taylor and Pickeno street; measuring front on Picken? atreet 60 leet, mor? or ieee, and running bask on Taylor atreet 160 feet, mora or leas. Bounded on the North by Taylor atreet; ea the Booth by Lat No. 3; on the Weat by Piokena street; on the Biak by ??tat? of Dr. E. Fieher. ALSO, Lot No. 2. of the samo dimensions. Bound? ed on the Weat by Pickens street; on thc East by estate Dr. E. Fiaher; on the Bouth by Lot No. 3; on the North by Lot No. 1. ALSO. Lol No. 8, of the same dimension!. Bound " ? ? . *u v.- T vi" a. ii: ..*._ a_tl? u_ .tl'UU tutj JCtXJL ... i' j JUV? H9| mi Xfm* .uv ? . v. ,_ wj George Bjxnmera; on the weat by Piokena atreet; on the Bast by eatate Of Dr. E. Flaker. Txaxs or 8ALX,-One-third cash: balan** In t weiro month?, eeenred by bond, bearing interest at seTen per cant, per annum, and mortgage of the premises. Purohaaera to pay na for papera and alampa. Jan 27 80 Fl,8,4 Desirable Cottage*. BY IX. 0. PEIX0TT0 ft 80V. On the FIRST MONDAY in February next, In front Ot the Court House, in thia city, ai hair-past 10 o'clock, wa will s?U, without re? serve, two desirable COTTAGEB. Lot' No. 1, with Cottage thereon, and. ail necessary out-buildings, aituated on the cor? ner or Winn and Laurel air?ete; measuring front on Laurel street 69 feet, more or lesa, and running back OB Winn a',r?et ?OS'feet, nlore or lees.' Bounded o:> the North by estate of Taylor; O? the douth by I Aurel street? on the East bt nina street: na the Weat by Lot No. No. a. A nao,; Lot No. 3, of the same dimensions, with Got toge thereon, and ?ll neceeaary out-buUd inge, West of the above. Pounded on the North by estate of Taylor; on tbe Sonth tr/ Laurel atreet; cn the Weat by King; on ibo Eaet by Lot No. 1. The above Cottage? ?oa tain four upright Booma. TERM? or KAI.?.-One-half each; bal anco 'in twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in? terest at the rate1 pt ?.von per o?nt. per ** num, and mortgage of the premises. Pro? perty td bs insured and policy lo toassigaed. Purchasers to pay u? for papara and stamps. Jan 87 _,_ . . Bale of King's Mountain EadIroad. Theodore D. Wagner and Aabnry Coward. Trustees, vs. the King's Mountain Railroad Company. -Foreclosure of Mortgage. By H. H. Dal, BO Sta IN parauance of the terme of a Mortgage executed by tho King's Mountain BalU road Company, on the 16tb day of March. i860, and by virtue of the powers therein granted, we will sell, at public auction, at barleeton, B.C., on WEDNESDAY, Marah 20,1871, at ll o'clock, at comer East Bay and Broad streets, , . . The entire RAILROAD 0f the seid Compa? ny, Including the bed and superstructures of said Road, the materials used in eons tr se tion, the atatione, station-souse depots, store-houate, work-shoils; machinery and fix? tures thereon, ?nd all tuc engines and rolling stock, together with all the rights, privileges und casement belonging or appertaining to said ItaUruad Company. Terms cash ; p?rchasete to pay for papata and stain ps. THEODOBE D. WAGNER, A8BUBY COW ABD, Jan 14_Trnstoee. Sale Sp&rtanburg and Union Eailroad. The Btatsof South Carolin a, plaintiff, against the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com? pany and others, oreditora, defendants. IN obedience to sn order dateu 16th day ot November, 1871, passed br tho Hon. James H. BuUand, Judge of the llb Circuit, of the ??tato of Booth Carolina, tho undersigned will joli, on the FIRST MONDAY in February, it Unlonville, bi the County of Union, In the State of Bouth Oarolina, before the Oourt Houee door, between the honra of ll c'oloek in tho forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, tt public Outcry, to the highest bidder, tbs sbole of the BPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD, including the Road-bed, Right ol Way, Grading. Bridges, Masonry .and Super itructuro, lying and situate in tho Gonn tics ir Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg*, all the Hock subscribed for in the Bpartantmrg abd Onion Bailroad Company; the chartered right? ind privileges thereof; the railroad apiada, matre and equipments, and all the property Jwued by said company, as incident or neees *ary for its' bueinesi, on tbe following terms, bo wit: Twenty-five tho QB and (826,000) dot* ara caah,-and the balance in, three s goal semi-annual Instalments, with. interest oa ?oh Instalment from the day of salo, to bs i ecu red by the bond of the purchaser .With a mortgage of the entire property ebld. Th* purchaser will also b* required- to pay for all jttmpa and papers. If the highest* bidder should fail to'pay at >bce the twenty-five thousand (825.000) dol? ara aforesaid in cash, the property hereins* 'Ore advortiaed will immediately be,offered, it the time and place above mentioned, npos .he terme already stated, for re-aale. JAMES M. BAXTER, THOMAS B. JETEE, NovxtmmB 28, 1871._Rsferees. Fresh Garden Seed;. PEAS, Bean?, Corn, Cabbage, and avery variety of fresh and genome Seeds, for islebv FISHER A SILLIMAN.Druggists, Jan 20 Opposite Columbia Hotel. For Sale-Splendid Building Lots. [OFFER for sale a full equaro, in 16 quarter acre LOTS, bounded by Wayne, Dlrin*, 'ulaski and Greene atreete, near: th* Char* otto, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and ho Wilmington, Colombia and Angnsta Bail oad, just Weat of Lover's garden, in one of he most i>o?ntiful portions of th? oity. TEUMS- $250 per Lot, of one-quarter of an tere: f50 paid down, and tba balance in uontbly pay mente, f 5 eaoh, and no ratas of nterest. No charge for papera, if payment d made as stipulated. AU the Lots to bs 'dosedont by Feb.uary 1. P_lat_to_beaeen at be post oOioe. E. W. V> n En LE H. Jan 3_Imo Copartnership-Fisher & Billiman. IH AYE thia day associated with me, in tba Drug and Apothecary business, Mr. L. T. HLLIMAN, a graduate of Philadelphia Col ege of Pharmacy. The name and style of the lrm will be FISHER A SILLIMAN. W. C. FI8HEB. JANUARY l?, 1873._J an 20 SUNDRIES'. I fifi BOXKB aBeorted Cit ACKERS. L \J VJ 100 boxea assorted Canned Goode. 60 boxes Soap. 60 boxes Candy. 60 boxes Candles. ?00 barrels Flour. 50 barrels Whiskey, coming in and in etore, md to which we invito tho attention of the rade. LO KICK A LOWRANCE. Powder. Shot, &c. A FULL ASSORTMENT of Gun tnd Blast r\. lng POWDElt, Shot. Lead, Percussion fapa, Gun-wads; Ac, on hand and for talo nw, ut wholesale und retail, by Dec 20 .T<HIN_AGNEW A POW. Rofined Oil. riOTTON SEED REFINED OIL, bj tho gal O h>n or barrel. Also, in glaass, piniH mid [liarte. FIT sale low. K. HOPE.