Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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kt roNlgB A murai PARIS, February 8.-A new. - flag,, con? taining favorable allusions to tho Bona? partes, caused wild excitement, which extended to the streets. Cries of "Down with the Bonapartes," and "Ptnfl VEm* pire," drowned each other. A disturb? ance was threatened, but the crowd final? ly dispersed without blows. The per? formance of a play was snspended. The Assembly voted overwhelmingly for the suppression of commercial treaties with England and Belgium. Tba debate on the motion to remove the Assembly to Paris was uproarious. It was finally re? jected-377 to 318. LONDON, February 3.-The Times de? clares that if American claims are repre? sented, FiOgland must notify the Geneva arbitrators and the Amerioan Govern? ment that efforts at arbitration may as well oease. Tho Daily Telegraph says negotiations to that end have been open? ed, but the British representations were not received in a friendly manner. MAD IUD, February 3.-A mass meet? ing of 7,000 Radicals was held, to-day; Eohegaray delivered an address, in oourao of which he alluded to the re? ported atrocities in Cuba, and declared that there was good reason to believe there was some foundation for theue oo connts. He said he had iocontestible ?vidence that ohildren had beeu shot, and he demanded a stop be pot to snoh outrages. The speakers generally called for extensive reforms at borne and in the colonies. Among them, the abolition of capital punishment and slavery ; reduc? tion of taxation and privilege of trial by jory. All advocated continued posses? sion of Cuba and tho maintenance of Spanish authority in the Antilles. A World despatch, dated February 3, says Chief Justice Cochran has officially counseled the Cabinet that England must recodo immediately from the treaty ofJWashington, leaviug America to de? cide between a new treaty or war. The council is now discussing the terms in whioh this resolution shall appear in the Queen's speech, at the opening of Par? liament. PARIS, February 3.-The adverse vote upon the return of the Assembly to Paris causes much disappointment. Leonaay, Prefeot of the Seine, and Cassimer Pe riere, and a number of the ministry threaten to resign, in consequence. American imciiiuenc*. ST. LOUIS, February 3.-The House postponed tho consideration of the Go? vernor's veto of the bill paying bonds in greenbacks, to Tuesday. LOUISVILLE, February 3.-The Or phanage of the Good Shepherd woe burned, to-day; inmates saved* HAW LAKE, February 3.-A mass meeting of citizens adopted resolutions approving of Judge MoKeen's aotion, in refusing bail to murderers upon an order from Attorney-General Williams, and asking the dismissal of District At? torney Bates. Two roughs fought fatally at the Re? vere House. A tremendous row occurred at a mas? querade ball. The police were driven off, but returued with shot-gans and stopped the festivities. CINCINNATI, February 3.-The Board of Councilmen passed a resolution re? questing tho trustees of Southern rail? roads to rejeot the oharter passed by the Kentucky Legislature. NEW YORK, February 3.--A Panama letter says the State Government refuses reparation for the action of the insur? gents within her limits, in seizing the steamer Montejo. The Greeley Republican Committee passed a resolution, that the Commou Council should impeach Mayor Hall and temporarily abolish the mayoralty. Imports for January nearly $13,000, 000; the largest recorded, except 1866. Counterfeit 10s of the National Bank of Norwich are circulating. CHICAGO, February 3.-The bribed Aldermen have been sentenced to six months' imprisonment and $1,01)0 fine. RICHMOND, Ky., Febroary3.-Masked men took t? to ugh, who killed his wife, from jail, and hanged him. NEW YORK, Fobrnary 8.-Sleeping car Condootor Trice, on tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad, who circulated the story of the alleged liasen of Jeff. Davis, knocked down Gen. G. D. Mowry with an iron poker, near Huntsville, yester? day, seriously, if not fatally, injuring the General. Tho renconter grew from the story. Indictments are reported and arrests expected. The names mentioned are Tweed, Genet, Hugh, Smith, Peter and James Sweeney. The injunction against the Tammany Society has been dis? solved. It is thought tho Investigating Committee will adjourn to-night. The storm continues, and snow is fall? ing and drifting. There is a heavy North-east wind. Two English felons, who arrivod by the eteamer City of New York, were ar? rested for extradition. The grand jory presented twenty throe indictments against men charged with defrauding the city. Time was ex? tended to tho 17th to oompleto the in? vestigations. WASHINGTON, February 3.-Tho ba? lances of the ooin subscription to the new loan has been ordored to bo with? drawn from the dopositoiies. The Senate Committee of Comruorco will report favorably upon tho nomina? tion of W. T. Haines as Commissioner of Customs. Rov. Dr. William Hamilton died from a fall, whilo entering a street car. Major Charles S. Wallach, of tho Con? federate army, died, to day, of consump? tion. Tho IIOUHO was occupied in debate only; thc Senate was not in session. Probabilities-Tho low barometer off tho middle Atlautio coast will probubly move North-eastward to tho neighbor? hood of Cape Cod by Sunday morning, and North-east winds continue, with snow, on tho Now England coast; North west winds,, with oarUfilly oloudy ?od olearirig weather; will prevail on Snnday, from Pennsylvania Southward to Flori? da. Thepai5o?deter^ will V?rvgene rally throughout the Mississippi Valley, with Southerly winds and rising tempo rature. The low pressure in Wisconsin will move centrally North-eastward over Lake Superior, hut will extend its infln enoe rapidly South-east to Lake Huron. Cautionary signals continue this evening at Gape May, New York, New London, Boston and Portland; and brisk winds are anticipated for Lakes Superior and Michigan on Sunday. Financial and Commercial. NEW YORK, February 3-Noon. Stocks very strong. Governments dull and steady. Money 6. Gold 9%. Ex? change-long 9; short 9%. Flour doll and unchanged. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn dull and nnohaoged. Pork duli new mess 14.50. Lard steady, at 9%@ 9%. Cotton quiet and firm-uplands 22%; Orleans 23; sales 1,300 balea. Freights dull. Sales of cotton, last night, for futnre delivery, 4,500 bales, os follows: February 22 3-10; 22??; Maroh 22 13-16, 22%. 22 15-16, 23; April 23 3-16, 23J?; May 23J?, 23%. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 2.302 bales-uplands 22%; Orleans 23%. Floor dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn a shade easier and in fair export demaud. Pork nominal new li.50. Lard quiet and steady. Freights dull. Sales of cotton for futuro delivery, to-day, 5,600 bales, OP. follows: Febrnary 22%, 22??, 22 3-16. 22%; March 23, 22%, 22 15-16; April 23%, 23%, 23 7-16; May 23%, 23 7-16, 23% ; June 23J.j. Money easy, at 5(m6. Gold 9?4@9%. Governments advanced }?@ %o. ; closing dull. Now South Caro? linas nctive; other Southerns dull and steady. Tennessees 65; new 65. Vir giuias 56; new 56. Louisianas 57; now 50; levees 62@70. Alabamas 90; 5s 60. Georgias 70; 7s 85. North Carolinas 31 J?i now 15%. South Carolinas 50; new 30. BALTIMORE, February 3.-Ootton quiet and firm-middling 22%@22%/; receipts 238 bales; exports 98; sales 297; stook 2,892. NORFOLK, February 3.-Cotton quiet low middling 21%; receipts 555 bales; exports 372; sales 150; stook 3.052. CINCINNATI, February 3.-Flour firm and scarce. Corn in fair demand and firm. Pork nominal. Lard firm. Ba? con dull and nominal-shoulders 6%; olear sides 1%. Whiskey in fair de? mand, at lower rates. LOUISVILLE, February 3.-Bagging quiet. Flour aotive and firm. Pork 13.75. Baoqn aotive. and firm-shoul? ders 6%; olear sidos 7%. Lard firm, at 9@10. Whiskey quiet, at 87?88. AUGUSTA, February 3.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 21.14; receipts 750 bales; sales 500. MORILE, February 3.-Cotton quiet middling 21%; receipts 1,133 bales; sales 500; stook 69,118. SAVANNAH, February 3.-Cotton ac? tive, at full prices-middling 21%@2l%; receipts 3,562 bales; exports 716; sales 3,200; stock 7,516. NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-Cotton quiet-middling 22%; receipts 4,833 bales; sales 2,900; stock 246.746. MEMPHIS, February 3.-Ootton quiet and firm-middling 22@22%; receipts 2,266. WILMINGTON, February 3.-Cotton firm-middling 21 '? ; receipts 215 bales; sales 115; stook 4.102. CHARLESTON, Febrnary 3.-Ootton steady-middling 21%; receipts 1,156 bales; exports 518; sales 500; stock 27,839. MEMPHIS, Febrnary 3.-The banquet and bali to Alexis were brilliantly bat not largely attended. He will depart on Tuesday for Now Orleans. GALVESTON, February 3.-Cotton Very steady-good ordinary 20; receipts 688 bales; exports 158; eales 1,500; stook 50,697. LONDON, Febrnary 3-Noon.-Consols 92%. Bonds 92%. PARIP, Febrnary 3.- Bootes 56f. lOo. LrvEitPOOL, February 3-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened strong and closed firm-up? lands 11%; Orleans 11%; shipping at Charleston or Savannah 11%; sales 18,000 bales; speculation and export 6,000; shipping at New Orleans ll 9-16. An unfortunate clorgymuu from Pitts? burg is in the Chicago jail for finding a $6,000 pocket book in a sleeping-car on one of tho railroads. The poor fellow deolarcs that ho was drunk at the time, but ihe authorities contend that, inas? much as the pocket-book was in the va ; liso of the owner, it can hardly bo said I to have been sufficiently lost in the eye of tho law to justify even n drunken man I in finding it. When Wong-Hang-Soon, a wealthy Chinaman of San Francisco, was buried the other day, they buried with him fivo wagon loads of baked pigonnd chickens. Unless it was the intention of tho old fellow to open a first class boarding house at thc start, it strikes us that he ought to have takon tho provisions along raw. Tho latest st} les of scuding presents of flowors is in earthen dishes made flat, in which the flowers are regularly planted and growing, whioh is a far moro sensi? ble present than the old style of baskets, whioh, with tbs utmost care, only lasted I a day or two. TitiiBvillo bridegroomo "step upou tho hyinonin.1 altar, adjust tho fatal uooso, and swing off into that silent bon mu from whence they can never return save by tho Indianapolis or connecting lines." It required the aid of ono clergyman, several able-bodied relations of thc brido and two revolvers to solemnizo a mnrriago in Louisville tho other day. The bride? groom mudo his brid ul tour alone. Princeton, Iud., hus acquired n stylish new bourse, and the impatient inhabit? ants contemplate murdering somebody, so us to have a funeral before the varnish gets rubbed off. We regret, to? learn that Capt. 8. 8. Wisei iWhqso 4keillidg waa destroyed by lire a abort time since, Dear Blackville., lost everything lie possessed-not even bedding or furniture was saved, and be aides these heavy losses, we learn about $1,000 in money was ooDsumed. A Brooklyn husband who was kissing the chamber-muid a little, was surprised by bis wife, but got off with but one black eye by quoting Mrs. Stanton, who says, "the freer the relation between human beings tho happier." A year ago. Mr. Gleason, of Chicago, lost a leg through the carelessness of a car-driver, and last week he lost the other leg in the same manner. Measures are on foot to provide for bis support by artificial means. The King of Dahomey received the Italian Scientific Commission with his form decorated profusely with variegated druggists' labels, taken from European medicine bottles. QUOTATIONS FOB SOUTH CABOTJINA SE? CURITIES, BY D. GAMBRILO, BBOKEB, Main street, Columbia, S. C., Dealer in Gold, Silver, Bunk Notes, Stocks, Bonds, etc.-February 3, 1872. STATE. Bid. Asked. South Caroliua Bonds, 6 "rf cent, (old). 1 Sun th Carolina Bonds, G rr? cent, (now). South Carolina Stock, G ct. CITY SECURITIES. City Colnmbiu Bonds, 6"b> ct. GO City Columbia Bonds, 7 ty ct. GO City Columbia Gas Stock, pur, $25. 12 City Charleston Stock, t? ct. 52 City Charleston Bonds, Fire Loan, 7 ty cent. 70 RAILROADS. South Carolina Bonds, 7 "j? cont., 1st mortgage. 82 South Carolina Bonds, 7 ct, 70 i South Carolina Bonds, G ~?j> ct. GO I South Caro. Stock, par. 8100, 32 S. C. Bank Stook, pur, 8125.. 32 North-eastern Bonds, lstmort gage, 8 t-i cent. 92 North-eastern Bonds, 2d mort? gage, 8 *jjl cent. 82 North-easteru Stock, prefer? red, 8 cent., par 850.... North-eastern Stock, Capital, par, 850. Charleston and Savannah Bonds, G cent. 50 Havannah and Charleston Bonds, 1st mort., 7 rr>. ceut. 65 Havan nah Si Charleston Buuds State guarantee, 7 1$ cent.. 60 Savannah and Charleston Stock, par, 8100. Greenville and Columbia Bonds, State gunr., 7 ty ct.. 55 Greenville und Columbia Bonds, 2d mortgage, 7 ty ct. 50 Greenville and Columbia l6t mortgage, past due, 7 "pi ot. 85 Greenville and Columbia Stock, par, 825. 1 Charlotte, Columbia and Aug. 1st mortgage Bonds, 7 '"{?I c. 80 Charlotte, Columbia und Au? gusta Stock, 8100, par. Spart au bu rg and Union B'ds, State guarantee, 7 f cent.. Blue Bulgo Bonds, 1st mort? onga, 7 1?1 cont. 50 Ch craw and Darlington B'nds, 1st mortgage, 8 ty cent.... 88 Cherriw und Darlington B'nds, 2d mortgage, 8 ty cent. 78 BANKS. People's Bank of Charleston Stock, par, 8100. 2?.j Union Bank Charleston Stock, par, 850. 45 Planters' uud Mechanics'Bank. Charleston Stook, par, 825 20 South Carolina Loan and Trust Co. Stook, par, 8100.. 100 First National Bank Stook, par, 8100. 120 People's National Bunk Stock, par, 8100. 102 Bank of Charleston Stock, par, 8100. 18 Carolina National Bank of Co? lumbia Stock, par, 8100... 100 Central National Bank of Co? lumbia Stock, par, 8100.. . 100 South Carolina Bank and Trust Cu. Stock, par, $100. RANK NOTES. Bank of Camden. 10 Bank of Chester. 10 Bauk of Georgetown. 04 Bank of Hamburg. 15 Bank of Newberry. 10 Bauk of South Carolina. 02 Bank of State of South Caro? lina, prior to 18G1. 15 Bauk of State of South Caro? lina, 18G1 and 1862. 15 Commercial Bank Columbia.. 15 Exchange Bank of Columbia 02 Farmers' and Exchango Bank of Charleston. 01 Merchants'Bank of Cheraw. 02 Planters' Bank of Fairfield.. 02 State Bank. 02 These quotations are liablo to fluctua? tion. Securities sent to mo will be re? mitted for as direoted, at tho best mar? ket rates. Stocks and Bouda of every description bought and sold. (Silo mn AHUIVALS, (February o.-Ntckerson House-S A Feldman, Pa; Major J lt White, Marion; C A Sanderson, brooklyn; O A Young, Pensacola; C lt Leonard,Md; Miss May Wilds, W C Ervin, Darlington; Mia? E M Dailey, Greenville; J J Gormley, Augusta; HD Car tvf, city. Removal-To the Ladies. THE subscriberdosirts to in? form her friends and the public that, on TUESDAY, the (?th dav of February, lh72, ?lu? will move her stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS to the Dry doods House ftf Motara. J. H. ?v. M. L. KINARI), where sho will he pleased to eeo hor old friends, and promises every at? trill ?on lo all who may favor her with a call. Until the Isl day of March, her present large stock of doods will li? nfferiid at cost, in [ Order tu make moro room for a epriug stock. Tba king the public for their liberal patron? age in tim past, sho respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. Fob i M KS. A. MCCORMICK. Ga?-Light Billi for Month of January. (10N8UMEB8 will please attend to the pay J mont of their bills, without delay. JACOB LEVIN, Fob 4 3_Secretary Columbia Oas Co.' Hay and Fodder. 1 f\f\ BAL Ea PRIME HAY, JLv/VJ 50 bales prime FODDER, Just ro coived and for eale low, for cash, bv D. O. PEIXOTTO St 80N, Feb 4 2 Commission Merchants. Columbia Building and Loan Associa'n. THE regular monthly mooting of the Co? lumbia Building and Loan Association will be held iu Temperance Hall, TO-MOR? ROW (Monday) EVENING, at 7 o'clock. By order - f the President. Feb 4 1 A. O. BUENIZER, Recrotary. To Rent, MA BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of Pendleton and Sumter streets. Tho front room is suitable for a atore. Ap? ply to D. Q. THOMPSON, Corner of Main and Medium streets. Feb 4_2? _ Motz's Celebrated North Carolina CORN WHISKEY. IHAVE a lot of the above WHISKEY on hand, and having maae arrangements to take all Whiakoy manufactured by Motz, will oonstantly keep' it on hand. Can only be had at W. J. BLACK'S, Feb 4 Imo* Ohurlotto, N. C. Lime. Of^A BARRELS of LIME. Tor salo low bj dSV/Vf, JOHN A (?NEW St BON. Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C. ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS m ado in thii Bank en or before the 5th day of eacl cultndar month will hear intereat for tba month as if deposited on tho Int instant. J. (3. ll. SMITH, Feb 1 4 Assistant Cashier. Coal! Goal! Coal! JUST received, a full supply ol flrat qualit; COAL, grate size. For sale tu Urge o small quantities. J )SEPn CHEWS. Imported Cordials. THE undersigned has Just opened a lot o IMPORTED COBDIALS, of various kind, otuhraeing Perfect Love, Vanilla, Ros? Anisette, etc. Also, Imported Maraschini ?ar?eo? and Absinthe. T. M. POLLOCK. Feb 1 Extra Train. Sale of Spttrtahburg and Union Railroad. UNION C. H., S. C., Jan. 81,1872. Z3N?n?SfiR PERSONS can Attend the sale ( ^SBCSBEEthia Itoad by taking tho up trai of tho Greenville Road to Alston on MOI DAY, the 5th Februarv next. THOMAS B. JETER, PresidentSpartanburg and Union Railroad. Feb 1 Notice to Bridge Builders. SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received thu omeo of the County Coramisaionei until the Int day of March next, for tho boil ing of a bridge creasing tho Watoree Uiver Camden. All bids mint be accouipauiod 1 the names of sureties. J. F. SUTHERLAND, Chairman. Jan 28 ra fl BIG HOMINY, A LWAYS fresh, at CANTWELL'S, J\. .Tan 31 t Main street Hardware, etc. -[ r\(\ DOZEN AXES. XV-I VJ 40 balea Bagging. 20U bundles Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Baiiroad Shovels. 2J0 paira Trace Chains. Just received ?iud for aa'e at lowest mar! prices. L?RICK \ LOWRANCE New Ycrk Exchange BOUGHT and sold, at THE CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK Thorburn's Garden Seeds. ALARGE aasortraent of fresh GARD SEEDS, Onion Sets, ?kc, for sala low. Jan 13_ _EDWARD HOPI Copartnership-Fisher &Silliman IHAVE this day associated with me, in Drug and Apothecary business, Mr. L. SI LI,IMAN, a graduate of Philadelphia ( i lege of Pharmacy. The name and stvlo of Arm will bo FISHER & SILLI MAN. ! w. c. FisnEi JAM?ABY 10.1872. Jan Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamp ALL DENOMINATIONS for ealo at usual discount, at tho SOUTH CA L_INA_BANK AN D TRUST CO. Dec Pickles, Fruits and Vegetables. 1 PA DOZEN, in glass and cans, of LOv/ choiroHt kinds, as follows: Eng Piccalili and Chow Chow; California Apri and Bu rt lett Pearn; Pine Apploa, fresh Pei as. Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoes, G: Corn, Asparagus, Spaninh Olives, Cat Worcester Sance, French and English 4 tard. Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Pi Essence Cofl'uo, ?Sec.; all fresh und for sale for cash. E. HOP Pipes! Pipes!! Uf\f\C\ INDIAN CLAY PIPES m\J\J\J sale low to dealer?. Nov 23 JOHN C. SE EG Kl New Books. rflHE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by 1 JL op? and other Clergy of the Aug Church. Vol. I. $5. Aunt Jane's Hern, by Author of Step Heavenwards. $1.50. Hannah, n new Novel, hv Misa Moloch. Jan 14 DUFFIE .V CH A PM/ Kentucky Horses and Mules. ,A A FINE lot of Kontuckvlfe 7JsrrV?ock-ii o it s E SAN D^ Cl / 1 MULES-just received htidjgj ? 1 for sulo. Can bo Been at Mr." Daly's Stables, on Assembly street. Jan 12_ JOHN N. LOI Just Received, ALARGE nnmbrr of lino KENT! MULES, which may he aeon at Cb Logan's Stables, curner Senate und As?? streets. W. S. A J. M. TAL Bl Jan 13 Mules and Horses. A Bloch ot tino MULES und yb Sa^,vHOUSES con?ianllyon immi 1 JfWiat the NATIONAL HOTKLW M 7)-STABLES. Liberal advances on horses on consignment for sale. Jan Bl lino P. HAMILTON JOYS $50,000 to Loan, ON GOOD COLLATERAL. Applv at Jan 23 CITIZEN'S' SA VINOS BA Richardson's Law Reports, VOL. I, New Series. Slate cash pri< Alen, the billowing new Law Book Brightly- Eh ct ion Cures. ?7..">0. Hill un Fixhin ?. Tylor on Infancy and Cov< rtttre. i7 Tyler on Ejectment and Adverse I .neut. ?7 .">0. Dwarri? un Statutes anti Constilti Bishop's Law ol Mai ried Women. I" Langdale'* Select Canea on ('eui rael H. Second Volume Hrightle\'s Federal I t'\ 50. Bain'? Legal Judgment. #5 00. For sale at BEVAN A McCARTEl I Dec 30 Bookal Ladies can get a Good Bargain DRESS GOODS FBOU DRESS GOODS, at 25 coots, worth 40 coots. DRESS GOODS, at 50 coats, worth 75 cent?. DRESS GOODS, at 75 cents, worth 1.00. DRE8S GOODS, at 1.00, worth $1.50. CLOAKS sold without regard to cost. Fob 1_ AT COST AND CARRIAGE X We oller from this date our entire Stock of CLOAKS and V URS. at cost and carriage. Call at once and get a bargain from POUTER & STEELE. Jan 22 PLANT Reliable Seed, and buy them from E. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. He keeps a choice assortment of Buist's best Seed. Fob 2 f. WE ARE CLOSING OUT i OUR ENTIRE STOCK i AT HALF PRICE! E. C. SHIVER & CO. R. C. SHIVER. DAVID JONES. Jan 17 We commence WITH THE NEW YEAH CLOSING OUT on: STOCK or wira DRY yous AT EXTKAOlt Ol NA It Y LOW PRICES. Consumers of DRY GOODS, mako a note of tho above We must clear out Winter Block, and RARGAINS may ho expoctod, as large re dnctious in prices will ho made, at tho POPULA? DRY GOODS HOUSE Ol W. D. LOVE & CO. W. D. LOVE, R. R. MCCRKEUV. Jan 3 LARGE AND FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES, On Sale al W. K, GREENFIELD'S REPOSITORY, rpilK Ruggy stock embraces ovcrything, _I. from tho plain, torbulanthil Concord style io a light, elegant irbtting buggy. Foiir paHMi-iiKcr vehicles in largo varioty, including ?Itrownells, Rockaway*, Phflitons, Victorias, and a now stylo of four-seat Ruggy. Thi* stock is all frosh front tho factories, is of tho Ut ct design, and, not leant important, ii* urine, sold at Tory low price?. Dec 20 A.\i.otloxi. Salee. Horses, Mules and Cows. BY D. C. PELXOTTO & SON. MONDAT MONNING next, February 5. at 10 o'clock A. M., in front of the Court House, in this city, we will Bell, 15 head GOOD WORKING HOBBES, 5 head No. 1 Mules. ALSO, MILCH COWS. Calve?, Harness. Boggles, otc._Feb S Three Desirable City Lots. BY D. 0. PE1X0TT0 & 80N. On the FIRST MONDAY in February next, in (ront of the Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, we will Bell, three desirable CITY LOTS, situated on Pickens street, between Plain and Taylor streots. Lot No. 1, on the corner of Taylor and PickenB nt reut ; measuring front on Picken* atreet 69 leet, more or leas, and running baok on Taylor street 160 feet, more or less. Bounded on the North by Taylor street; on the South by Lot No. 2; on tbe West by Pickens street; on the East by estate of Dr. E. Fisher. ALSO, Lot No. 2, of the samo dim minion H. Bound ed on tba Weat by Pickens street; on the East by estate Dr. E. Fisher; on the South by Lot ; No. 3; on the North by Lot No. 1. ALSO, Lot No. 3, of the same dimensions. Bound? ed on the North by Lot No. 2; on the South by George Symoiers; on the Wont by Pickens street; on the East by estate of Dr. E. Fisher. Tic mm OP SALE.-One-third cash; balance in twelve month?, secured by bond, bearing interest at seven per cent, per annum, and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay us for papers and stamps. .Tan 27 14_ Desirable Cottages. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On the FIRST MONDAY in February next, in front of the Court House, in thia city, at half-past 10 o'clock, we will sell, without re? serve, two desirable COTTAGES. Lot No. 1, with Cottage thereon, and ail necessary out-huildings, situated on the cor? ner of Winn and Laurel streets; measuring front on Laurel street 69 feet, more or lesa, and running hack on Winn street 208 feet, moro or less. Rounded ou tho North by estate of Taylor; on tho South hy Laurel street; on the East by Winn street; on the West hy Lot No. No. 2. ALSO, Lot No. 2, of the same dimensions, with Cottage thereon, and all necessary out-buUd ingB, West of the above. Bounded on the North by estate of Taylor; on the South by Laurel atreet; on the Weat by King; on tho East by Lot No. 1. The above Cottages con? tain four upright Rooms. TEEMS OF SALE.-One-half cash; balance in twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in? terest at tbe rate ot sfcven per cent, per an? num, and mortgage "f the premises Pro? perty to ba insured and polioy to be assigned. Purchasers to pav us for papers and stamps. _Jan 27 30 Fl.3,4 Valuable lieu I Estate. D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctioneers. IWILL soil, on MONDAY next, February 5, that VALUABLE PLACE, formerly owned by Mrs. Annie Adams, and two and-a half miles from Columbia, on the Garner's Furry Road. There ia a large Manbion, of sixteou rooms, on tho place, which baa boen recently repaiuted, and is on a high elevation commanding a Uno view of tho hills which line tho Watcreo River. The place contains fi ? i y -11 n -o acres of laud, about thirty-five of which are under a lino state of cultivation having boen recently improved with fertilizers. There are all necessary out-buildings, with & good Well of Water, Bath House, and a Gar? den of four acres, besides an orchard of Peaches and Apples, with Strawberries and Flowers. The place has been lately enclosed with a new Fence, and ia healthy, and is one of the most desirable places in this section cf tho State. THUMS.-One-half cash, balance in one and two years, secured with bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to pay me for atampo and papera. _Jan31t3_JOHN T. SLOAN, JR. Sale Spartanbnrg and Union Bailroad The otaio of South Carolin a, plaintiff, against the Spartanbnrg and Union Railroad Com? pany and others, creditors, defendants, ri obedience to an order dated 15th day of . November, 1871, passed by the Hon. James M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th Circuit, of the State of South Carolina, the undersigned will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in February.1872, at Unionville, in the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, before the Court House door, betweon the boura of ll o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, tbe whole of the SPARTAN BURG AND UNION RAILROAD, including tho Road-bed, Right of Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super? structure, 1} mc ana situate in the Counties of Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all tbe stock subscribed for in the Spartanbnrg and Union Railroad Company ; thu chartered right? and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes, chairs and cqnipments, and all the property owned by said company, as incident or neces? sary for its business, on the following-terms, to wit: Twenty-five thousand (?25,000) dol? lars cash, and the balance in three equal semi-annual instalments, with interest on each instalment from the day of sale, to be secured by the bond of tho purchaser, with a mortgage of the entire property sold. Th? purchaser wilt also bo rcuuirod to pay for all stamps and papers. If the highest bidder should fail to pay at onco the twenty-live thousand ($25,000) dol? lars aforesaid in cash, thoproporty hereinbe? fore advertised will immediatelybo offered, at tho time and place above mentioned, upon the terms already stated, for re-sale. JAMES M. BAXTER, THOMAS B. JETER, NOVEUUKU 28. 1871. Referees. Sale of King's Mountain Bailroad. Theodore D. Wagner and Aebury Coward, Trustees, vs. thu King's Mountain Railroad Company.-Foreclosure of Mortgage. By II. H. DeLEON. IN pursuance of the terms of a Mortgage executed by the King's Mountain Rail? road Company, on tho 15th day of March, 18liG, and by virtue of tho powers therein granted, wo will sell, at public auction, at Charleston, 8. C., on WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1871, at ll o'clock, at corner East Ray and Broad streots, Tho entire RAILROAD of the said Compa? ny, including tho bed and superstructures of said Road, the m&torials used in construc? tion, tho stations, station-houso depots, store-houses, work-shops, machinoiy and fix? tures thereon, and all the engines and rolling stock, together with all tho rights, privileges sud casement belonging or appertaining to said Railroad Company. Terms cash; purchasers to pav for papn? and stamps. THEODORE D. WAGNER, A8BURY COWARD, Jan l-l Trustees. For Sale. QA A AAA PEET OF LUMBER, OUI ',1/1/17 (iO.OOO root of well sca? mmed Flooring on hand. Orders tor Lath, and all kinds Lumber filled al short notice. Apply at our Lumber Yard, on Lady street and Oreonvillo Railroad, or address W. LOWRY & CO., O. t 2S (imo Rox 130. Columbia, S. C. For Sale. _, A LOT of fino Ken tuck v Wat_ MULES and HORSES, just ar-fY_?C W rived. Calla? /-Til a_JL& DALY'S STAHLES, I Oct 7 On Assembly street.