Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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YAXHB, Fuhr nary lg - The Napolaon ista ar? ?olly* nt Belleville and Tillete. . ROME, February 15.-Tho oonai?tory for tho nomination of Catholic Bishops convenes on the 19th. American lntejllsance. SAN FRANCISCO. February 15.-The r?bele hold Mazatlan. They bad suc? cesses over the Federals from Sonora. Arms for the rebels, from New York, per steamer Montuna, wero seized by the Federals, at Acapulco. CINCINNATI, February 15 -The steam? er Belle Vernon, with 400 tons of freight for New Orleans, was out down by the ioe. The boat was valued at $30,000. Total IOBS $100,000. The steamship Republic, from Liver poo), encountered, for forty-eight boura, a farious hurricane. AU the boat? bat one were lost. The npper part of the steamer was damaged. A tremendous sea broke second offioer Williams* left thigh. MOUNT ST KULIN. ?, K?., Febraary 15. A Uro at Sharpsburg burned the Presby? terian Church and five of the best busi? ness bouses. Three alleged incendiaries barely escaped hanging by a mob. NEW YORK, Februar, 15.-The advo? cates of the enforcement of the eight hour law, at Cooper Iastitnto, had a large attendance. Resolutions were adopted calling for. the enforcement of the eight hoar law on publie buildings. A Matamoras special, dated the 13tb, says forty Texans crossed into Mexico ander Juan Gnernero and Breton MoR. An attack upon Matamoras will follow the fall of San Luis, whioh is hourly ex? pected. It is reported that Diaz routed Kooba near Puebla. Rocha's brothel was wounded. Collector Arthur says the present gene? ral order system will be continued onlj till a new plan is approved. AUGUSTA, ME., "February 15.-A Re publican caucus of members of the Le? gislature elected delegates to the nations convention. The resolutions endorse Grant and Colfax. OMAHA, February 15.-Tho position o: the snow bound trains is but litth changed within the past twenty-foui hoars. Seven trains, the oldest bein?; twenty-eight days from Omaha, are a Creston Summit. Suow and high windi last night. SAVANNAH, February 15.-A despatcl from Tallahassee say H the Assembly o Florida, on Wednesday afternoon, by i large majority, resolved that Unitet States Senator Osborne be requested t< resign. AmoDg other reasons, that hi appointments to fat offices were obstrue tiona to a Republican Government. WASHINGTON, February 15-Evening The Ways and Means Committee cou aidered the tariff on salt and beer to-day No action. The Agrionltnral Convention was ot ganized to day. Dr. Loring, of Massa oh usotts, President; Vice-Presidents fror eaoh State represented. Claims before the mixed English core mission, to secure consideration, mae be presented before the 26th of Marci. In tho Senate, inquiry regarding th sale of arms to the French occupied th day. In the House, naval appropriation occupied the day. The discussion wc mainly directed to the extravagance i marine hospitals. Colleotor Robb, of Savannah, was bi fore the Committee of Ways and Meat to-day, and advocated an increased dui on rice as necessary to the existence < rice planting aa a business in the Soutl also, in favor of a reduction of the dui on Bait; especially that imported Son) for fertilizing purposes. NEW YoitK, February 15.-The Bo ton, Hartford and Erie Railroad hi been adjudged bankrupt. Charles A. Lee, a medical author, dead. A Panama paper says the rebel strou hold was captured by the Venezuela! by treachery. GOO rebels were killed t drowned in the retreat. Tho District Attorney in Stokes1 cai admita irregularities in empaneling tl grand jury, but avows they were goc and lawful men. The present issuu w probably terminate to-morrow. The legislativo committee report th the charges against tho Paoitio Mi Company wore not proven. Tho coi plaint was mado for tho purposo of i Queueing tho stuck in tho market. Tl committed condemn the complainant who bavo used tho Logislaturo for puru speculative purposes. Probabilities-Tho barometer will pr bably romain highest on Friday iu t Sonth Atlantic States, with pleasa weather. An urea of low barometer w move North-eastward over Missouri, a: Southerly wiuds will increase, wi threatening woather, by Friday mornit West of tho Mississippi. Rising baron tor and partiully cloudy or clean weather, with cold North-west win? will continuo in Pennsylvania and N Engl and. Sou 'i-west winds aud risi tempoiaturo will prevail on the luv lakes. Toi'RKA, February 15.-It is stated 1 committeo huvo sufficient evidence bribery to justify thom in asking I Sunuto to iuvestigate, with tho view nnsoutiug Caldwell, tho Seuutor fri Kansas. KINGSTON, JAMAICA, February 15 Rosinliold, u Jewish apostate, neut li to propagate Christianity, commit soioide. TonoNTO, February 15.-Niuo of eleven wholesale stores, known na "Ii Block," wero burned to-day. Total I of stock and buildings estimated $5,000 0.10. HAVANA, February 15.-Telegrap communication between Kingston i Porto Rico has been re-established. NABIIVJIIMS, February 15.-Gran? O. Toili-'t, formerly editor of thu Nu ville Union und American, is dead. Tho Methodist Book Concern barned to day. LO?B 830,000. 21o. ' - LIVERPOOL, Febroary 15-Evening;^ Cotton opeuod qniet-uplands ll>fi@ U%; Orleans 11%@\1%; sales 10,000 bales; speculation and export 8,000; nearly ?ne from New Orleans ll 7 16; from Savannah or Charleston lij?. NEW YORK. February 16--Noou. Stocks dull but steady. Money easy, at 6. Gold steady, at 10%. Governments quiet. Exchauge-loag 9%; short 10. Flour qniet o>nd firm. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn dull and unchanged. Fork dull and heavy-new mess 14 00(a) 14.12. Lard steady, at 9V?@9^. Cotton quiet -upland? 22%; Orleans 23%; sales 950 bales. Freights steady. 7 P. M.-Cotton steady; sales 2,124 bales -uplands 22%; Orleans 23%. Flour active and firm-common to fair extra 6 95(3)7.60; good to choice 7.05(a) 9 50. Whiskey lower, at 91%. Wheut firm-winter red Western 1.65(3)1.08. I Corn closed a shade firmer-white South? ern 77. Rioe quiet, at 8(5)8%. Pork 14.00(3) 14 25. I jurd inactive and a shade ?rmer. Freights firmer. Sales of fu? tures 8.050 bales, as follows: February 22)6*, 22 8 16; March 22%. 22%', April 2213-16. 2215 16; May 231 16, 23%; June 23%. Money easy, at 6(3)7. Gold 10%. SterliDg dull, ot 9%. Stocka very heavy. ? over u men ts closed firm. Southerns dull but generally uuohanged. New South Carolinas advanced 1 pei cont. ; new South Carolinas 33%. Nsw ORLEANS, February 15.-Sugar, molasses, whiskey und coffee unchanged. Cotton quiet and weak-middling 22% receipts 6,597 bales; sales 4,400; Btoot 254.085. BALTIMORE, February 15.-Cottoi dull and heavy-middling 22%; receipt; 614 bales; salea 249; stock 4,150. BOSTON, Febroary 15.-Uotton dull middling 23% ; receipts 659 baler; Bale 300;stock 7,000. CINCINNATI, February 15.-Pork nomi nal, at 13.00. Lard-holders firm, u 9?')%. Shoulders 6%. Whiskey 87. LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Baggiu strong with un advancing teudeucy Provisions firmer, hut not qaotabl higher. CST. Louis. February 15.-Whiske 87. Pork 13.00. Bacon steady-clea sides 7%. Lard 8%, but held higher. AUGUSTA, February 15.-Cotton fin -middling 21; receipts 200 bales; sali 450. CHARLESTON, February 15.-Ootto dull and little doing-middling 21 5-B( 21%; receipts 920 bales; sales 50; Btoc 30,578. NORFOLK, February 15.-Cottou dc -middling 21%; receipts 994 bale sales 100; stock 3,010. MOBILE, February 15.-Cottou weal at 21%; receipts 526 bales; salea 50 stock 66,529. PHILADELPHIA, February 15.-Cottc qniet-middling 23. GALVESTON, February 16.-Cotti quiet-good ordinary 19%; receip 1,077 bales; sales 5(10; stock 49,396. SAVANNAH, February 15.-Cotton hoi era firm; light offerings; few buyers middliug 21 .'>"'; receipts 858 bales; sal 2,350; stock 74,886. WILMINGTON, February 15.-Cott firm-middling 22; receipts 307 bah stock 3,363. SAD ACCIDENT.-We are called up to-day to chronicle a sad and distresai accident, which has thrown iuto de affliction one of the most highly speoted families of our town. From: formation in our possession, the folio iog aro tho particulars: Littlo Char Gerig and Willie Murphy were out ha iog robins Monday afternoon. While I latter was letting down the hammer his gun, after a futile attempt to shi some birds, the hammer slipped fri his hold, and tho load of the gun v discharged into tho right side of I head of tho former, inilioting a fright wound. The little Bufferer liugered ni half-past 7 o'clock that night, when sufferings were forever euded. Chai was the fourth son of oar esteemed : low-oitizen, F. Gerig, Esq., and i considered quite a promising youth. [Wintisooro Neut THE MILITARY PRISONERS.-On Tin day afternoon lust, tho following Y County prisoners wero returned fi Columbia for imprisonment hero ti their oases uro disposed of: R. T. 1 gins, W. H. White, J. F. Littlo, M. 13ov.cn, and li. P. Caldwell, whito; i Karn Stewart and Frank Fowell, coloi J. S. Miller, who was tried nt the rec term of tho United States Circuit Co hus also boen sent hero to servo out term of imprisonment, which will ex on tho 28th of March next. Inclue those returned from Columbia, there now twenty-two military prisoner? confinement boro.-Yorkville ICnquit . . PRESIDENT W. J. MAGIIATH.-We gratified to know that ut tho recent < lion this faithful, vigilant and labor officer received n well dono from stockholders, which must bo ilattoriu his many friends. When tho 8,000 lots wura counted out it was found ho had recoived n unanimous vote, st ing at tho head of tho ticket for direc This is an honorarium well best owed, will find nu uffiuitivu respouau from water to tho Bluo Ridge. [Charleston Court --??? A rui?l was made on several of merchants of Yorkvillo by Uuited S revenue officials, a few days ago, nov ral small lots of tobacco wero si for alleged non-compliance willi re* regulations. Tho tobacco waa cont ed, notwithstanding tho fault die rest, with the mclellan ta. DEATH or Du HEUKDON.-We r to learn that Dr. John N. ({erndon nt his place, near Indian Creek, in County, on Mouduy l ist, of paru Dr.' liuriulon wu? a prominent un spected citizen of Union County. I Newberry 1/eri to .*ITO^??gss,r 15,1872, The Senate asa em bled at 12 M., I'resi? dent Ransier in the Ohair. Mr. Wbittemore introduced A bill to authorize the subscription of oertain lands to the capital stock of railroad companies in this State. Mr. Hayno-Hill to incorporate the Laborera' Association. The report of Committee on Privi? leges and Elections on the case of Phio. B. Tompkins vs. Hon. F. A. Clinton was laid on the table. % Mr. Whittemore introduced the follow? ing r?solution, which was adopted: Resolved by the Senate of South Caro? lina, That the Stato Treasurer be, aud he is hereby, required, without delay, to inform the Senate whether he has kept a correct registry of all the bonds aud stocks of the State of South Carolina, si uco bis induction into office; and, also, whether that registry exhibits, in nu? merical order, the number and amount unpaid, and to whom severally made payable; ulao, whether his statement, submitted at the present session of the Qeneral Assembly, of the indebtedness of the Stato on account of bouda and stocks issued, is in exact accordance with tbut registration. The Governor approved and signed thu following Acta: To incorporate the Carolina Oil Company; to incorporate tho Cburaw Fire Eugiue Company as s part of the tire department of tho town of Cheraw; to require the County Com? missioners of Barnwell County to con struct . jail at Blackville, tho Count] scat; to repeal un Act entitled "An Ad to provide for the appointment of i Lund Commissioner und to dehne hil powers and duties; to establish a publii road in Bjruwoll and Orungoburg Coun ties. Bill to regulate thu appointment an( salary of Tr ml Justices in the city o Charleston received its third reading. . Joint resolution to relievo the lat County Treasurer, E. M. Rose, und hi bondsmen; bill to incorporate tho vii lag of Smithville, Christ Church Purish; t iuoorporate the Charleston Beef an Pork Packing Association, of Charleston to renew the charter of Marion Lodge No. 2. I. O. O. F., of the city of Charlei ton; to incorporate thu Mount Ziou 3M E. Obnroh, of Kingstreo; to incorpor?t tho Zion Methodist Episcopal Churcl of Fairfield Couuty; to provide for uniform system of school records; to it corporate the Spartunburg Female Co loge; to incorporate the Columbia Jooke Club; to incorporate tho Willtown Ni tional Guards, of Col let mi County; I authorize the construction of a publ road from Biuuker's Bridgo, uear Hom Ford, across the Big Suit koli ut oh ie, r ceived their first reading. A bill to relieve thu State of Sont Carolina of all liability for its guaran of tho bonds of the Blue Ridge Bailroi Company by providing for thu securii auddestruotiou of tho sumo, was refern to the Committco on Fiuauco. A bill to provide for the payment certain oosts accrued ou lauds sold 1 Couuty Treasurers, at delinquent ti sales, und pnrobused by the State, w referred to the Committee ou Fiuance. A communication was received frc the State Treasurer in answer to a rec lution of the Senate relative to regist J? the bonded debt. He reports that hus A correct registry of tho en ti bonded debt of tho State, numerical and that the statement submitted to t General Assembly is correct. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House met ut 12 M., Speal Moses in tb? Chair. The unfinished business of yestord at the hour of adjournment, being t consideration of a bill to divide tho Sti into five Congressional Districts, was sumed. Mr. Cain offered the following amer men ts, which were adopted: The First Congressional District to composed of tho Counties of Guor town, Williamsburg, Hurry, Marii Marlboro, Chesterfield, Darliogti Sumtor. Tho Second Congressional District bu composed of thu Counties of Churl tou. Colle.ton, Beaufort. Tho Third Congressional District be composed of tho Couuties of Bu well, Aiken, Oraugeburg, Lexingt Edgefield, Kiohlund, Clurcndou. The Fourth Congressional District bc composed ol thu Couuties of Fa i rfu Newberry, Laurens, Anderdon, Ab ville, Pick, us, Coonee. Thu Fii?i Congestiona! District te composed of tho Counties of Korain Lancaster, Chester, York, Uuiou, Sj. tunburg, Greenville. Tho Governor approved and sigi tho following Acts: To regulate l hu lu of persons confined in tho lYuitontit to ?ucorporato tho Meohunics\aud Fa era' Building aud Loan Association, ltioblund Couuty; lo authorize Clerk tho Court of Common Pious to tuku limo uv iu curtain cases; to provide manner for obtaining the right of where lauds nrn surrounded by ol lands; to authorize tho erection of u tain bridge over Waturcu Uiver; to vido for tho redumption of certain h sold utider order of General Edwur^ S. Cunby, for taxes; to renew the c ter of thu Pendleton Mule Acude to incorporate tho Saxton Rillemei: Charleston; to ulter und nuiuud nu entitle 1 "Au Act to charter thu tow Hamburg,'' approve,! Fobruury 28, 1 to incorporate tho Wal ling I ord Ch and Academy, of Charleston; JOlUt I lution to change thu mimes of Kai Dogen, Columbus Dog n and Si Dogcti, to Samuel Furrow, Colin Furrow und Simon Farrow. Biil to pr?vido for thu spood}' ?1 (tournent of Slate appropriations i for tho support and uiuinluuuucu o? Common Schools mid a joint resoli authorizing the State Treasurer to chuso a set of lire and burglar | doora, for tho vault in Ins office, passed. At 4.40, the IiouVe adjourned. \-Btaimrant; Mu.*, Febrnary-lSr 1872V . M^t. Eorroyj ID tb o trw vdor's vocabu? lary space means time, und distances are measured by the hour rather than by the mile. R?oeutly leaving Greensboro, N. C., on the railroad train, I asked the oonduotor, how fur to Richmond? Promptly he replied, ns he walked by oalling for tickets, "8 24, sir," and passed on. I looked at my watch. It was a few minutes after 12 M. Precieoly at twenty-four minutes after 8 o'clock P. M., we rolled into the Richmond depot, a distanoe of 180 miles. The recent cold weather has ao sheeted the Potomac in ice, the night bait was disaontiuned, benoe a detention and a sojourn for the night in Riohmond. At 0.20 next morning, we were whirling along at a rate of thirty miles per hour to Acqnia Greek. As we passed through old Frederioksburg the memories of the past clustered sadly a ad rapidly upon my mind, UH I saw the almost innumera? ble little white head stouun that literally oover the surrounding hills. In a few hours we were paddling np the Potomac, which, though subject to a rapid ourrent, and quito high tides, was still occasionally sheeted from side to side with a thick conting of ice, suffi? ciently heavy to very often almost over? come the power of tho bout to drive through it. From Washington City to this placo ovory hill top und Northorn slope WHS white with snow, nud through? out this city the gutters nud way-side walks are slill bunked up with solid, un melting banks of snow. Thcso sights seem strungo to me, for the weather is by no means cold, not even cold enough for au over-coat; and I am sure were the snow to fall in South Carolina, with such a temperature, it would melt and disap? pear us rapidly as it fell. I eau only ac? count for thia apparent paradox by re? membering that the very cold mouth of January so thoroughly froze the land that it is slill cold enough to provont the melting ol the snow. In Richmond I had a room nt the Ex? change, aud, at first, rather demurred to taking u room without a tire-plrce, but was ussured I'd bo comfortable. Pre? sently I discovered tho room had, aud ooutinued to have, a most luxuriously comfortable temperature. Iutermnrul steam pipes wera the origin of tho heat. In this city, I um at Barnum's, where the bill of fare tor dinner would super? induce founder to tho inmates of your Columbia hotels. These items forcibly remind mo of au incident. Tho morn? ing I loft Columbia, after paying my bill, I sat by < grato full of coal dust that was covered with a blower that should have bouu called au extinguisher. While in this attitude, attempting to re? veal the latent heat of smd grato, o Bostonian steppud in, uud voluuteered his portion of thu following diulogue: "Wal, that's kinder steep," uddro?siug me. Said I, "what's that?" "Wal, you people down South, here, are all the time blamiug us Yankees for cheating you; and if you ain't learning right fust, I dou't know." "All ! who's cheating you uow?" "Wal, I've beeu hero twenty-four boura; have been poorly fed; slept cold; and aiu't thawed yet; and for such privi? leges, have had to pay 84." Ilia shots were so point blank, I did uot orgue the question. Just lice, Mr. Editor, an idea suggests itself. If our merchants go North, semi-annually, to learn new styles, and keep np with mercautile pro? gress, don't you think n similar Irip by our landlords might be the means of ex? tending more favorably the reputation of our hotels? Baltimore, though apparently very active, commercially, and holding u hand fairly with bur larger Northern sisters, complains of a luck of Southern custom. This should not be so; for surely this generation owes that gener? ous poople a debt of gratitude which we should delight to bo able to pay by mer? cantile patronage. Yours, Seo., CCS. Tt is stated that the London Tablet, Catholic official organ, au non need un the very morning of the death of Arch? bishop Spulding that ho was to bo made a cardinal. Pomeroy'a Democrat humorously says: "Grunt for President and Tweed for vice-President. Tho ouo giveth uud tho other taketh. Blessed be their names." NEIL WARNER AM) GRACE RAWLINSON, ATT ut: NI CKERS?N HOUSE HALL. THIS KVKXlXf?, ATS O'CLOCK. \\TILL reid "'Ihn Huven," "Tim Maj VV Queen" and "i'lio Death ol Marmion;' urn! giv.- representation* from Macbeth, logo mar, ttichard 111, eic. Tickets fl oaeh. Keb IC 1 AT COST! Jj*HOM tins date we will dispuso of our <-n lire large and varied stocked DRY HOOD: CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING; UPHOLSTERY GOODS and NOTIONS, At Cost and tot Gush Only. The attention of ibo public it inviu .1 I-Yh m G J H .* M. L KINARI). Diamond Hams. pr CASK-I Davis' eelobrat? d lu -M ?M?. ji ?_) rceuvi d and I >f sale at a r dimed p lc ui P. CAN L'WELL'tf, Maui sir?ot. ! Pcb IC TH fur HUIT. (ORIGINAL BELL II INGERS.) WILL OI VE TWO OF TUEIR CLASSI? CAL AND COMICAL CONCERTS, AT IRWIN'S HALL, ON Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 19 and 20. PHOM1NENT features of tbc entertainment as givon by thom ou ly, fur the latit thirty three years, in the principal townf and cities throughout the United States. Tbey have also sojourned in Europe, where tboy had the nonor of appoaring beforu tho crowned beads, and received HitioriuK testimonials of their appreciation of their entertainments: Operatic and other selections upon sixty-six original Lancaatershiro Kilver Belle, by the Troupe. Miss Fannio will introduce her staff of cilver bolla, of which she ia tito originator, abd only successful operator. Descriptivo vocal pieces, bv Hrs. Wm. Peak, 8r. Piano solos and characteristic vocal nieces by tba beautifnland accomplished Mlle. Zelda. Master Barnard ia the musical genius now before tbe pnblio, aa all will conceive after having tbe pleasure of hearing him. Mrs. J. D. Fitz, the accomplished soprano. Wm. P?ak, 8r.. pianist and composer, and founder of bell music in America. Ot her members of tb? Troupo iu their re? spective specialties. Admission 75 cents. Reserved seats $1. Children 50 cents. Reserved seats may be procured at Ly Brand's. Doora o; en at 7 o'clock; pet formalice will commcnoo at 8 o'clock, precisely. WILLIAM MCMAHON, Feb 155 Business Anent. We commence Wi ru TUB HEW T KA ll CLOSING OUT Otra STOCK OY wirra IM (Bois AT KXTBAOBDtNAHT LOW PRICES. Connumera of DRY OOODK, make a noto of | tho above. We must clear ont Winter Stork, and BAR(IAIN'S may bo expected, au largere? ductions in prices will bc- made, at the PCrUI.AK DRV tiOODS HOUSE OE W. D. LOVE A CO. W. D. Lova, B. B. MoCnKKBT._^?*E3_ Notice to Owners of Real Estate. MAYOR'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, 8. C.. February 12, 1872. TUE following extract of "Au Ordinance concerning streets, pavements, Ac," ia published for information: "That all owners of lots in the city of Co? lumbia shall each repair, mend and keep, at hi? or her own expense, tho side-walk but? ting on bis or her lot; and any person ne? glecting or refusing to do au after ten days' notice ehall forfeit and pay the sum often [ f 10 J dollars for each and every day he or she shall or may so refuse or neglect; and it shall be the duty of the Chief ot Police, after tbe expiration of said notice, to cause said side? walk to bo leveled and repaired at the ex? penso of the owner, which expense, when ap? proved by the Mayor and Aldermen, shall be collected'm the same manner aa the tax upon real estate." Tbe ten days' notice provided for by the Ordiuanco is hereby given; By order: JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. Attest: WM. J. ETTEK, City Clerk. Feb 13 10 Copartnership-Fisher & Silliman. If! AYE this day associated with me, in the Dru? and Apothecary business, Mr. L. T. SILLIMAN, a graduate of Philadelphia Col lego of Pharmacy. The name and utvlo of tho lirai will ho FISHER A BILLI MAN. W. C. FISHER. JAM-\nv 10. 1872. .Iso 20 New Books, by Express, For Sale ut Ilryan & McCnrtvr'.t. SEVEN DECADES OF TUE UNLIN. Ry Henry A. Wise. $2. Life and Times of John Wesley, Founder of t he. Methodists. By L. T) orman, Bondon. History nf tho Working and Burgher Clames. By Caesagnac. $2 50. Winifred Cumborincde, a Story by George McDonald fl 75. Character. My 8am asl F miles. 11.50. H\ateiut?tic Theology. By Charles llodj D. D. Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around tho World. AI.SD, A number of new Bondon Novels, cheap. Al-ii. new standard woran, just published. Fol? Iii To Rent, MA COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, con? taining four rooms and a basement, on 1'icKeiis struct, between Washington and Lady streets. Apply to Wm. Wallace, utile? of* Messrs. Wallace A Cn eu, over Kisoiimanu'nStoro, Richardson street. Pet? 11 C< Ohoice Potatoes! Choice Potalcts! ! Ii It ES EE'S PEERLESS NO. fl and] EARLY ROSE POTATOES. WI l'H OUT exception, RR RSI-. E'S PEEK-j LXsHaild EARLY BOSK are tho best se? tilings fer main crop. No hetti r p?talo ctn he planted. I have a tine lot selected tiri-t vi iib regard to size and quality, tor -ale liv E. H. HEIN ll SH, Jan 'il Drnggisi. DIVORCES I>KOMPTI.Y OBTAINED, nuder the recent statute. MONTEITH A: BAU? M Tl', Feb Si HWC Aitorne\Mht I.HW. Relined Oil. / ICI' L'ON SEED HEFINI' D OIL. I?> the gal \ I lou or barrel. Also, iu glans-., pints and ?piarte. For sub low. E. HOPE. Fresh Garden Seers IjiEAft, Rems. Corn, Cabbage, sud everj variety of fresh amt genuine Reedit, for sale hy FISHER A 8ILI.IMAN, Druggis s. Jan 20 Opposite Columbia Hotel. BeteTtf King's Mountain Railroad. Theodor? D. Wagner ?sd Aebury Coward. Tr unt?os, Vt. the King'? Mountain Railroad Company.-Foreclosure of Mortgage, Br II. H. UeLEOS. IN pnrananoe of the tormo of a Mortgage executed by the King'? Monntain Rail road Company, on the 15th day of March, I860, and by virtue of the powera therein granted, we will nell, at publio auction, at Charleston, 8: C., on WEDNESDAY. Marek 20, 1871, at ll o'clook. at corner East Bay and Broad streets. The entire RAILROAD of the aaid Compa? ny, iuoluding tho bed and superstructures o# said Boad, the materials used in conatrao tion, the atationa, station-house depot?, store-houses, work-shops, machinery ana fix? tures thereon, and all tue engines and rolling stock, together with all the rights, privileges and easement belonging or appertaining to said Railroad Company. Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papora and ?tampa. THEODORE D. WAGNER, A8BDBY COWARD, JanH_ Trustee?. Ladies can get a Good Bargain IK DRESS GOODS raon C. F. JACKSON. DRE83 GOODS, at 25 cents, worth 40 cents. DRESS GOODS, at 50 cents, worth 75 oents. DRE8B GOODS, at 75 oonta, wtrth 1.00. DRESS GOOD8, at 1.00, worth $1.60. CLOAKS sold without regard to coat. Fobl AT COST AND CARRIAGE ! We offer from this date oar enure Stock of CLOAKS and FURS, at oost and carriage. Call at once and gf t a bargain from PORTER & STEELE. Jan 22 F?RS, FURS, nisi WE ARB CLOSING OUT ODR ENTIRE STOCK Our success in the sale of FURS, has in? duced us to offer the balance o? the stock at a still further REDUC? TION. R. C. SHIVER & GO. U.C. SHIVER. DAVID JONES. VALENTINES FOR 1872. . WHOLESALE ASH RETAIL. PRICES 10, 20, 30, 41), 50. 75 cent? and M * euell; also, prices at fl.25, np to ?5, with eu vol o pee to match any of th? above. Ordern hy mali carofully selected and shipped. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Booksellers. Feb H New Crop Molasses. "\T7T3 offer two cargoca (350 hogdhcada) YT prime new crop MOLASSES, threat from Cardenas and Havana. WORTH A WORTH, Fob to 12* Wilmington. N. C. Mutilated Currency Bon; n i' at a moderato discount, at THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS RANK. Rust Proof Seed Oats. FCAri BUSHELS Runt Proof SEED OATS, ?JWV/ for aale by E. HORE. Feb 10 Removal-To the Ladies. THE subscriber desires to in ^3?J?V form her (ri. nd? and the publio iSQjffi? that, on TUESDAY, tho CtJi Cvfl?BT? day l,r february, 1*72, alie ZMir??vk ll,uVt' her mock ef MILLINERY and l*ANC Y GOODS to tho Dry Cv Pl fla? Goods House ?-f Mererw. J. H. A ?J fil Mi L ElNARD, where ?hu will JT41 be pleased to ceo her old Sj \M1 friends, and promise? every at? ti nt ion to all who may favor her with a call. Until the 1st day of Marett, ber present lurg" ttoek of Gooda will ho t ffcrcd at co?<t, in orner to make more room for a npiing stock. Thanking tho public for their liberal patron? age in tho pa?t. she respectfully fro.icit* a continuance of thu name. V,.\, t MRS A. lfcCOl MICK. Bu Itt lo Tonguee, NEW sngar-eured HAMS, Brenk fa*t Strips. Smoked Reef, for sale low. K. HOPB.