The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, March 31, 1872, Image 3

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-Y's';! ? - Worriga AOm-lrei LONDON, March j&Ur--By tho explosion ot a safety iuse in a footory in Cora wall, seven women were killed, one ia missing and others will die.. Americana Intelligence. NASHVILLE, March SO.-Mrs. Cat on has presented the portrait of General Jackson to the Legislature, in accord? ance with Judge eaton's will. LOUISVILLE, March 30.-The conven? tion of railroad ticket agents has ad? journed. The rates were revised and a slight advance imposed. . S AJ? Fn AN DISCO, Maro h 30.-A Mexican officer, token for Porflero Diaz, says he is Colonel Franoisco Nono, of Diaz's staff..' Advices froin the volcanic conn try North of Mojave River,! show, that the . earthquake was terrific; twenty three were Killed and thirty wounded at Love Kine. Fifty houses were de? molished and the town ruined. NHW ORLEANS, March 80.-Speaker Brewster, now acting as Governor of the State,, made a speech, announcing him? self for Grant, acknowledging the Pack? ard Committee as the legal head of the party; opposing Warmouth's re-nomina? tion. . , Twenty-Swo stables here for the Me-, tairie races. . M AT Ail o HAS, March 80.-The Courier Extraordinary, from Oamorgo, affirms the defeat, of Gen. Rocha and his pro? bable capture. ALEXANDRIA, VA., March 30.-A fire in Warrenton burned the Warrenton Hotel and five adjoining buildings; loss $80,000, jt?PYoBE,. March 80.-Prof. Morse's symptom H. are moro favorable. A meeting of Germans was held last night, to aid the movement in favor of the piuoinnati Convention. Numerous sub-com mi tte os were appointed. NEW YORK, Maroli 30-Evening.-The bondi robber, Henry Neumann, alias Butch Heinrich, v/as oonvioted and sen? tenced to ten years' imprisonment in Sing Sing. Judge Noah Davis, United States At? torney, atajbes that the reported indict? ment of ex-Distriot Attorney Samuel G. Courtney is untrue. The physicians report no change for the bettor with Prof. Morse. He is un? conscious, and his death is hourly appro hended. Charles A. Dana, en route from Wash? ington hither, was arrested in Philadel? phia,' for libel. Five, suicides here Binoe yesterday noon. . Another flurry in Erie; the price reached 02but closed at G0@61. The small-pox is increasing in Brook? lyn. Tho hospitals have been enlarged. Thu coroner's jury, over the lady who died in .the dentist's chair, gave verdict of deajsh from asphixia, but condemn the manner,in which gas is manufac? tured, and the careless manner in whioh it is administered. MniWATJExa, March 80.-J. P. Walker, United States Senator in 1854, is dead. ATLANTA, Marth 30.-The Trustees of the University of Georgia met here to " day, and organized the Agrioaltural and Mechanical College, connected with the college. They elected a President and Faculty, in accordance with the Act of Congress of 1862, donating lands to the States. Gov. Smith appropriated the whole land eorip fund to it. The college goes into operation on the first of May next. WASHTNQTON, March 80-Evening. Col. Oban. H. Tompkins has been as? signed Wharf Quartermaster for tho De? partment of Texas. Probabilities-The low barometer over Eastern Kansas and Northern Mis? souri will probably move North-eastward over the lower lakes as quite a severo storm. The area of. rain will extend Eastward over the Middle States, but as snow along the lower lake region, with increasing to brivk Southerly to EuBtetly winda during the night, and over New England by and on Sunday morning. Increasing Southerly winds and cloudi? ness, with very probably threatening weather, will prevail over tho South Atlantic and Gulf States. Rising baro? meter, North-westerly winds and dear? ing weather are probable for the North? west on Sunday, aud will gradually ex? tend Eastward over the upper lake re? gion and the Ohio Valley. Dangerous winds are not anticipated for tho Atlan? tic and Gulf coasts. FROM HIS MOTHER'S GRAVE TO SING SINO.-Edward Pluck was at tho bar of tho General Sossions yesterday, and when Recorder Hackett was about to sentones him, an officer passed a piece of paper to Assistant District Attorney Sullivan. Hoving read it, Mr. Sullivan asked tho court to ?bsp?nd sontenoo, and order on offioer to attend tho prisonor to his mother's funeral. The mother, deeply effected by her son's disgrace and prospectivo imprisonment, died on Sa? turday, and her funeral was appointed for yesterday. Her remains wore ac . companied to a cemetary by her son as a convioted felon. Ho was then taken baok to the Tomba, to be sent to ?ing Sing.-New York Sun. NEW GERMAN JW AR SHIT3.-Tho now ships now being constructed for tho German navy are formidable. At the Government dookyard of Wilhelmshaven they are bqsy finishing the cuirassed frigate Great Elector; at tho State es? tablishment of Kiel the Freidrioh der Grosse, a vessel of equally imposing proportions, is rapidly approaching com? pletion; while tho Barbarossa, the last in this iron-elad trio, is in the hands of tho Vulcan company at Stotin. Two moro cuirassed frigates, the Metz and the Sedan, are hoing constructed in England; so that the Gorman navy will reo9ive an addition of fivo first class vessels in tho next four years. The Russian Emperor is thc laziest monarch in Europe. Financial ?nd Commercial. LONDON, Mn rob. 30-Noon.- Oom o IB I 93%. Bonds 92%. . FRANKFORT, Marob 80.-Bonds 95%@ 96. PARK, Marob 80.-Rentes 56f. 80o. ; NEW YOBS, Marou 80-Noon.-Stocke strong and active. Governments firm. Gold dal), at 10. Money firm, at 7. Exchange-long Q%; Bhort 10%. State bonds ateady. Flour quiet and un? changed. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn Unchanged. Pork steady, at 12.75. Cot? ton quiet and unchanged-uplands 23>?; Orleans 23%; sales 40G bales. Freights steady. 7 P. M.-Bank statement-loons de orease nearly 81,000,000; specie in? crease noarly $2,000,000; legal tenders decrease nearly $1,000,000; deposits de? crease over $500,000. Money stringent, bat closed easier, at 7. oarranoy to gold. Sterling duU, at 9@9?<. Gold 10@i0%. Governments not very aotive; opened about >?o. lowor on b 20s of 1882-64-65. and %o. better on 10-409, but dosed strong, with an ad van oo of y?o. on 5-20s of March atad November, and ??c. on thoso of Januaryand July. State bonds very dull; South. Carolinas new ap about ! %o. from Thursday's prices; Tonnessees very quiet. Sales of futures to-day 16,300 bales, as follows: April 22^, 2215-16; Moy 231-16, 23#; June 23%, 23 11-16; July 23 11-16, 23%; August 23%; September 21,'?. Cotton easier; sales 1,150 bales-uplands 23%; Orleans 23% f Flour quiet and steady. Wheat activer npd l@2o. better-winter red Western l.G7@l.70. Corn firm, at 71@ 71%. Pork 12.75@12 87. Lard lower, at 8%@9. Groceries quiet and firm. Freights heavy. CINCINNATI, March 30.-Flour steady. Corn unchanged. Mess pork in fair1 speculative and local demand, at 11.75. Lard nominal, at 8@8)?. Bacon quiet and weak-shoulders 5; side3 6)<@7. Whiskey 84. . ?T. LOUIS, March 30.-Mess pork 11.62. Bacon heavy-shoulders 5@5,L-4 ; clear sides 7)?. Lard 8>?. LOUISVILLE, March 30.-Bagging un? changed and firm. . Provisions dull and unchanged. Whiskey 85. PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Cotton quiet-middling 23)4'. NEW OBLEANS, March 30.-Cotton firm and in good demand-middling I 22,14; receipts 1,715 bales; eales 2,000;1 stock 151,283. NORFOLK, March 30.-Cotton quiet low middling 21; receipts 427 bales; sales 100; stook 3,453. SAVANNAH, March 30.-Cotton quiet I and little doing-middling 21%; receipts 1,024 bales; sales 250; stock 16,521. BOSTON, March 30.-Cotton quiet middling 23)4; receipts 639 bales; sales 500; stock 15,000. CHARLESTON, March 30. - Cotton quiet-middling 22; receipts 478 bales; stook 20,690. MOBILE, March 80.-Cotton firm middling 22%; receipts 8-12 bales; sales 1,000; stook 35,859. AUGUSTA, March 30.-Golton quiet middling 21J.< ; receipts 1,275 bolos; sules 275. BALTIMORE, Moroh 30.-Cotton firmer -middling 22%@23; receipts 363 bales; soles 130; stook 11,580. : WILMINGTON, March SO.-Cotton firmer-middling 22; receipts 116 bales; Btock 3,905. Mr. L. T. Ile uley writes to the li ic li? mon d Dispatch as follows: I notice a statement in yonr lust num? ber to the effect that B. Gray, Huron County, collected and destroyed two bushels of potato bugs last soason. If these wero what aro known as tho bucho moro, or blister fly, in South America, whioh I have noticed on tho potato plant since my arrival in this country, and he had dried them instead of destroying them, the French chemists, and, I sup? pose, those in America also, would havo gladly purchased and probably paid a dollar a pound for them. I knew a man who sold a considerable quantity in Montevideo at five shillings por poand, and the next season was applied to for as many moro as ho conld collect The best plan to preservo thom is by heat? ing a tin or iron tray over n firo, and shaking tho flies into the some-care, of course, being taken not to burn them. Mr. Greoley writes to a confectioner in Boston that in making calves'-foot jelly, the Barham breed should always be selected. Take a live calf, placo tho hind feet in a oom mill, and then com? mence to turn, and tho jelly will flow out in its crude state. Collect this in a pan and throw awoy tho calf. When properly stewed and flavored with tho fruit of the axe-tree, it makes a delicious oondiment, and is nibo good for bone felons. Ia the carno lotter, he denies that' sugar plumB can be successfully grafted on tho Mospilas or Japan plum. "Tho I sugar-plum," ho says, "is the natural fruit of the sugar-oano. While visiting tho Sooth, I often saw colored children gathering them from tho parent stalk, ulready dono up in fauoy paper and blue ribbons." A Georgia nogress hos been arrested for ruling her offspring with 1 'a rod of iron." Sho nearly killed ono of thom, and tho iron ralcr is likely to go to tho penitentiary. : Zebodoo Kersey, who resided about thrco milos from Bigh Point, N. C., while iu a stato of montai aberration, han god himself on Tuesday last. Toads sell freely in the English mark? et for twenty-five conts apicco. They aro used in gardens to oatoh flies and clean the shrubs of insects. A small and eelcot Indiana funeral party was astonished by tho corpse ris? ing to tako an active part in the exer? cises. Mrs. Sol. Smith Russell (Louisa Ber? ger) died at Jackson, Michigan, on tho 2l8t instant, from disease of tho kid? neys. Connell Proceeding?-Rece**. ' . COUNCIL CHAJIBBB. COLUMBIA, S. O., March 29, 1872. Council re-assembled at 4 P. M. Pre? sont-His Honor tho Mayor; John Alex? ander, and Aldermen Cooper, Danny, Goodwyn, Hayne, Miuort, Mooney, Si? mons, Smith, Taylor, Thompson and Wigg. Absept-Alderman Wallace. . On motion o? Alderman Wigg, it was Resolved, That apon the conclusion of tho business of this meeting, that Conn oil take a rocosa until Thursday, April 4, 4 P. M. Alderman Wigg, from Special Com? mittee on City Hall, reported the follow? ing resolution: Resolved, That tho City Clerk adver? tise that an eleotion for an architect of now City Hall will be held by Ooanoil on Thursday, April 4, 4 P. M., and that applicants for the position hand in their letters on or before aoid date, and that tho salary of said architect bo fixed at -dollars. Ou- motion of Alderman Wigg, the blank in the resolution woe filled by in? serting the words "fifteen hundred." The resolution, as amended, was adopted. Alderman Cooper, from Committee on Streets, to whom the petition of the Su? perintendent of tho Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad was referred, re? spectfully reoommend that the petition be granted, and that the City Clerk and Treasurer be authorized to mako a re? mission of taxes from the next year aa prayed for in said petition, and that tho Railroad Company bc allowed until 1st August, 1872, to complete the opening of Boundary street. Adopted. - Alderman Goodwyn, Chairman Com? mittee on City Clock, reported favorably on proposition of Western Union Tele? graph Company, relativo to tho erection of "electrical time ball." Aldermen Mooney and Simons, mem? bers of said committee, rose and stated they dissented from the report. Alderman Thompson moved to post? pone tho further consideration of thc mutter until thc next regular meeting. Not agreed to. The question being taken on agrooing to the report, it was decided in the ne? gative. Alderman Smith, from Committee, on Schools, reported on petition of the Misses O'Callahan, teuchors of free schools, by the folio wi ug resolution: Resolved, That one free school bo established in tho city of Colombia, to bo known as the Columbia Freo School, and that nt next regular meeting of I Counoil a teacher of said school bo elected. Adopted. The following rcsolntion, introduced by the Mayor, was adopted: Resolved, That tho City Treasurer be directed to refund to Mr. William Mooney taxes paid for 1871-72. Alderman Denny, from Committee on Accounts, reported back the following, and recommended payment, which was adopted: 0. E. Thomus Sc Co., Cooper & Taylor, Sxith A: Simons, Fagan Bros., J. Crews, W. S. Pope, Alms House; Cooper Sc Taylor, J. Crews, W. S. Pope, Hospital; Stannard Sc Co., Cooper Sc Taylor, J. M. Crawford, W. E. Jeffries, W. Hoyward, J. R. Price, Wm. Prioe, Street Department; Cooper Sc Taylor, A. Palmor, Fagan Bros., C. Hamberg, Guard House; A. Palmer, John Alexan? der, Goldsmith & Kind, Wuter Depart? ment; C. Hamberg, J. Crews, Fagan Bros., Council Chamber; Cooper & Tay? lor, Market; Bryan Sc McCarter, Clerk's Omeo; Carolina Printing Company, printing account; John Alexander, r>ity boll; Dr. G. S. Trezevaut, examination pauper lunatic; Cullimbin Gus Light Company. Account of E. MoKennn, for services as freo school teacher, from March 1, 1871, to March 1, 1872, at 835 per month, was presontod, and, on motion of Alderman Wigg, laid on the table. Alderman Goodwyn introduced tho following resolution; which wus adopted: Resolved, That tho time for final pay meut of taxes on real and personal pro? perty be entended until Jane 1, 1872. Alderman Goodwyn introduoed the following resolution; which was adopted: Resolved, That the City Treasurer bo I instruotcd to pay to Mr. B. Holmes tho sum of ten dollars, for services rendered in attention to graves at city burial ground. Petition of Mr6. A. J. Clarkson, for refuudment of tax paid on property sub? sequently ascertained to be without thc oity limits. Referred to Committoo on Ways and Means. Communication of William Robinson, preferring chargo against Polioenian B. Nott, of detaining stolen goods, tho pro? perty of Mr..Robinson, and requesting an investigation. On motion of Alderman Wigg, tho hearing of tho coso was postponed until Thursday, April 4. On motion, Council adjourned. WILLIAM J. ETTER, City Clerk. Tho "deceased wife sister's rnarriago bill" is again up in Parliament, huB passed to a second rending, and has given riso to tho usual violent cud acri? monious debato which invariably charac? terizes its introduction. It is strange that tho opposition to a mensuro so harmless in operation should have been fanned into a flame of fury, and bo classed by its opponents as a rod republican inno? vation, destinod to nndormine tho vory foundations of sooioty. At this distance, where moro considerato councils prevail, and wbero a man's domestic affairs aro looked npon ns bis own exclusivo busi? ness, whilo within tho palo of Christian law and usage, this strife oan only be re? garded as n virtual tempest in a tea-pot. At a school whoro words wore "given ont" for subjects in composition, a "ranto inglorious Milton," produced at sight this sentence on tho word "pane? gyric:" "A few drops of panegyric, givon on a largo lump of sugar, is oftou best for au infant with tue stomach ncbe." The ; iErial Telegraph Compaoy, of England, proposes to telegraph across the ocean without the uso of a cable, and without employing the galvanic battery; in fact, it oners to get rid of the whole mechanism of telegraphy as at present existing, and to UBotbe electricity always tobe found in the atmosphere as the sole agent of communication. The mo? dus operandi by which this new marvel is to be effected has not y of been made publio. .. o ? ? The latest achievement in sewing ma? chines is the successful introduction of what is known as the "carpet-sewer.' It ie an "automaton," and arranged to mn along the room?and sew the breadths of carpets together as it is propelled by the operator, who,ut the same time does the sewing with an ease which is really astonishing. THE OLDEST MASON.-The question as to who is the oldest Mason, has set the "elders" of the craft to looking into their connection with it. Mr. T. W. Johnson, of this city, dates his interest in the mystio order back to 1817, when he joined St. Andrew's Lodge, No. 10. [Charleston Courier. Bonnets aro very high this season, and tho trimming is all placed on tho top. They are made to lit close to tho head, and have ribbon strings fastened with a small bow under the chin. A young man, named Monroe Grady, was ran over by a train of oars, in Wil? mington, N. C., on Friday last, and in? stantly killed. Be was a train hand, and was endeavoring to uncouple two cars, when tho accident occurred. Tho Euphrates Valley Railroad, soon to bo begun, will bring Bombay within a week's ride from London. Verily, the world progresses. Tho Chicago sufferers paid over S3,OOO to hear Charlotte Cushman read last woek. Richland Lodge No. 39, A. F. M. A AN Extra Communication of thia .w%gr'Lo?"0 will he held iu Masonic Hall, /V\TO-MORROW (Monday ) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Tho F. C. Degree will he conferred. By order of tho W. M. Marchall G. A. DARLING, Secretary. Oolumbia Building and Loan Associa'n. ri^HE regalar monthly meeting of tho Co \_ lumhia Building aud Loan Aasociation will ho hold in Tnmpcranco Uall, TO-MOll BOW (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. By order . f thc Preeideut. March itt 1 A. G. BltENIZER. Secretary. Proclamation. MAYOR'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, S.JC., March 20, lb72. TUE following extract from thc '.Election 'Law" is published for general informa? tion: SEC.9. All bar-rooms, caloona and other placea for tho sale of liquors hr retail, ?hall bo cloeod at C o'clock of tho evening preceding tho day of auch election, and remain closed until C o'clock in tho morning of the day thereafter, and during tho time aforesaid, tho aalo of intoxicating liquors ia 'prohibited. Any person duly convicted hoforo a competent court of a violation of thia pcction, shall bo punished by a Que not exceeding fifty dollars, or by imprisonment notexecodingsix mouths, or by both such Que and imprisonment, in tho tliecrotion or tte court. Tho regular and Bpecial po?conicn have buen instructed to report ull violations ot abovo-Btatod law. March 31 2 Ju UN ALEXANDER, Mayor. J. H. K! N ARD MAIN STREET, One Door South Columbio Hotel. AM dally receiving and opening a hugo and oarofnlly selected stock of DRESS GOODS. Thia ?tock embraces everything desirable DRESS GOODS, LINENS, DOMESTICS. FANCY. GOODS, ?c. With a full asscrtn:eni oi CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTH, and CARPETINGS. I would request a call from my numerous customers, tooling aaiurcd that l ean pro Bent ono of thc moat attractive SPRING STOCKS Ever offerod in Columbia, and will tpare uo effort in affordiug sntiaiaction to all. My personal supervision has been given to tho selection of t?ia stock. J. H. KINARD. March 31_rt GRAND OPEK?MG SPRING GOODS, ON . Thursday and Friday, April 4 and 5. MRS. A. MCCORMICK would ro?pcctfnlly ! inform her fr i onda, and tho public genorally, that abo has returned from thc North with ono of tho most elegant and varied stocks iu the Millinery lino cvor presented in thia mar? ket, consisting of MILLINERY OOOD9 of overy character and description, of the latest and moat approved styles, embracing Straw and Fancy HATS and" BONNETS, LACES, KID GLOVES, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS, otc, with a fino assortment o^Ladlos'and Mi-iaea' Sulla, which abo will adi at thc lowest flgnroa for cash. Ploaso oall at tho store of J. H. Kioard, whore sho will bo gratified in displaying tho atot-'k, aud will guarantee satisfaction in every instance MRS. A. MCCORMICK, At J. H. Kinard's, Main street, March 31 C Columbia, S. C. Ladies, Attention! FULL STOCK of DBESS GOODS, now | ready for inspection, from 10 cents to $1.50 per yard; White Peques, from 15 'cents to $1 per yard ; Linen Dross Goods, at all prioes. Large stock of Lace and Linen Col? lars and Culis, Parasols and Fans. C. F. JACKSON. March 31_ The following nominations for Aldermen of I Ward Mo. 3, it is believod, will be supported by tho people: Pago Ellington, W. B. Galick, G. Dicrcka._M ar oh 20 Notice to Architects. OFFICE CITY CLERK, COLUMBIA, 8. G.. Maroh 20,1872. AN olootion for an ARCHITECT, to super? intend the construction of the new Oily Ball, will bo bold at mooting of Connon, [Thursday, April A, 1872, at 4P. M. The salary is ?1,500. Applicants will hand in pe- 1 I titious to undersigned prior to ?aid date. By order Council. WM. J. ETTEB, March 30 1 City Clerk. MOT South Carolinian copy._ BUFFALOES. P.EGARDLESS of the fact that the live In? diana of tho Weet and the Ku Klux of tho South aro in the city, BUFFALOES hara mado their appearance also. Now ia thc timo for a grand buffalo hunt. The "Indian Girl" wiil act aa guido. March 30_ Chango of Schedule for Camden Train. BOOTH CABOLINA RAILBOAU COMPAXY, COLUMBIA AOEXCY. ON and after TUESDAY. April 2, 1872, the Train from Camden to Ringville will con* tinue to run daily, hut between King ville and Columbia tri-wookly, Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Leave Camden at 015 A. M., arrivo at Ring? ville at 9 A. M., and at Columbia at 10.10 A. M. Leave Columbia at 1.45 P. M., Ringville 3.40 P. M., a ul arrivo at Camden 0.25 P. SI. By order. A. L. TYLER,Yico-Prcuidant. S. B. PICSENS, General Ticket Agent. March 30_8_ N. C. Seed Corn. HAS been ncleoted with care for thirty veara. A few bushels for aalo hv March 3 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. 5,000 Live Indians Just Arrived. rilHEY aro pitted agaiuat John Soegcra'' JL 10,000 K. K.'H, at the odds. But all may cud in smoko. GEO. SYMMERS. _ March 20_ Groceries, Wines and Liquors. AFULL SUPPLY of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, in all their vari?lica. BeBt ! branda Champagnea, Wiuea, Liquors. A-o., suitable lor Christmas, on hand and for aalo low, hy JOHN AGNEW & SON. Look Out for K. K.'S ! 10.000 i0c??'rColuMWs-10 March 23_JOHN C. SEEGERS'. North Carolina Hay. f"7X BALES good N. C. HAY, for sale low, / D hy_E. HOPE. Smoked Meats. TONGUES. Beef, Salmon, Breakfast Bacon. Davis Hams, Iloulogna Sauas&go and Mouutuin Venison Hams. March 22_GEO. SYMMERS. Motz's Celebrated North Carolina CORN WHISKEY. IHAVE a lot of tho above WHISKEY on hand, and having made arrangementa to take all Whiskey manufactured by Motz, will constantly keep it on hand. Can onlv ho bad at W. J. BLACK'S, March 27 Gmo_Charlotte, N. C. The Annual Meeting of the South Ca? rolina Medical Association for 1872 I TTTTILL he held in Columbia, on the third W TUESDAY (10th j of April. Where no County Society ia organized, tho phyaicianb will send delegates. Arrangementa will bo made willi tho railroads to pass members and delegated for one fare. T. GRANGE SIMONS, M. D., March 27 wino Recording Secretary. A Fair Pcnsnian, "ITTnOSE business does not ocenpy hie ? j Yv afternoons and evonings, desirea to engage m WRITING of any kind, to employ his 1 CHU te timo. Has had considerable expe? rience in tho writing required in railroad de? pota. Address "R," Post O?ioo Kov Box No. 17._m_Maroh ggjt min tn ii. i We have the most complete Stock ever offered in this market. Doily Varden Silks, Japanese Silks, Japanese Poplins, Patent finish Poplins, Satin Cloths, India Seersuckers, Printed Percales. H. 0. SHIVER & CO. March 17_ Dissolution and New Firm. H HIE firm of CHILDS .V WILEY having JL buen dissolved thin day, by L. D.C'uii.na selling his int croat to Id. L. KINAHP, the business will he continued in tho n.uno of KINAHP ?V WILEY. COLI MMA, S. C., March 23,1872. Mardi "1 l:ao Axiotion ?gilo ?. City Xofi af Aucffon, BY D. C. PEIXOITO & SON. TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, let day of April,,(nak'-day.) in front of the Coart Hoaae, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, without reserve, EIGHT CITY LOTS, located on Divine, be? tween Bull and Marion streets. Lot No. 1, bounded on the North by Divine street, on the East by Bull street, on the Bouth by Peixotto, on the Weat by Lot No. 2. The aaid Lat measures front on Divino street 52 feet, and runs back on Bull street 208 feet, moro or less. Lot No. 2, of the same dimensions, West ot the above. Lot No. 3, of the same dimensions, West of the above. Lot No. 4, of the same dimensions, West of tho above. Lot No. 5, of tho same dimensions, Weat of the above. Lot No. G, of the same dimensions, Weat of tho above. Lot No. 7, of the same dimension*, West of tho abovo. Lot No. 8, of the same dimensions, West ot the above, on the oorner of Divine and Ma? rion streets. The above lots are all well lo? cated, and desirable building lots. TKUMB or SALI.-One-half caab; balance in ono year, secured by bond and mortgage, bearing interest. Farchaaer? to pay ua lor papera and aUmpa._Maren 31 1 Neal and Desirable Cottage. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY next, April 1, at 10 o'clock A. M.. in front of the Court House in this city, wo will sell, without reserve, All that LOT, with desirable COTTAGE thereon, situated on Barnwell street, between Gervais and Sonate atreeta, measuring front on Barnwell street 104 feet, more or leas, and running back 208 leet, more or less. The houeo contains five upright rooms, pantry, dreading and basement rooms. On tue pre mieos aro all necessary out-bnildingB, and an excellent garden, with choice fruit trees. The above hounded on the East by Barnwell street, North by Tren holm, West by Richard DaviB, and on the South by Mrs. R. Kirkland. Tanais OF SALE.-One-half cooli; balance in ono year, secured by bond and mortgage, bearing interest at eeven per cent, per an? num. Purchaser to pay ua for papers and stamps._March 20 tuwthm Valuable Property in Pickens County for Sale. IN pursuance ot a decretal order of the Cir? cuit Court for PickeuB County, I will sell to tho bighoBt bidder, for cash, on sale-day in May, at Piokens Court House, That desirable Boal Estate known as thc "CRUIKSHANK TAN-YABD," aituated on Brushy Creek, waters of Saluda, near tho Air Lino Railroad, and about eleven miles from Greenville and ten miles from New Pickens. The tract contains 717 acres, of which some 450 acres arc splendid virgin fo? rest. Of the remainder, about 200 acres have been cleared since the war. and are in a high state of cultivation. On the premises is one of the best Tan-yarda in tho State, and in good condition. A?SO, . A comfortable DWELLING and all neces? sary out buildings, in good repair. This IB a raro opportunity for purchasing good Real Estate, lu a County as distin? guished for the good order of its society as For the salubrity ofits climate and the purity of its water. ? ALSO, I OC On the above premises, on tho Wednesday following, a largo lot of FARM STOCK, con? sisting of Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hogs, and Plantation Toole; Cotton Gin and Screw, Sugar Mill, McWright's Mill and a Copper Boiler; a lot of Lime, Tan-bark, Tannera' Tools, Ac, Ac. The abovo ia sold as tho property of Gillam sud Aiken for the payment of tho debts. ? JOAB MAULD1N. March 31 Sheriff of Pickena County. 83~ Grecnvillo Enterprise and Piokena Htn tinel copy E til day of sale._ A Choice Selection OF SPRING DRY GOODS FOR 1 8 7 2 ! W. D. LOVE & GO. NOW opening daily ali the newest tty les ic DRV GOODS, comprising new and band? e?me designs in DRESS GOODS, PIQUES, FROISSETTL STRIPES. VIENNA SATINS, Ac. In our block will bc found the finest, largest and mott varied steck of EMBROIDERIES Laces, Puffin RP, St and aro Cambric and Swiss Trimmings, Snow-Drop Trimmings, Ribbons, ?c. Now Stvles CAMBRICS and PRINTS. Ladies'READY-MADE GARMENTS, in al! the now etylcB. New Spring CASSIMERES, Clothe, Linenf? and CottonadtiS. Full lino of HOUSE KEEP1NO GOODS. CARPETS, Mattings and Window Shades - a full line. A determined effort has been made to ele? vate the character of our etook, in all respects, to a point of excellence Loyond comparison. OUR PRICES aro not only LOW, but dc cidedlv eo, and often mach below those c: other houses. WE AIM AT POPULAR PRICES. W. D. LOVE._B. B. McCREERY JUST TO HAND, A choice assortment of Spring Cashmeres, for men and boys, from the Charlottesville, Virginia, Woolen Fac? tory. These goods we war? rant to be No. 1. No? thing shoddy about them. Call and ex I amine. PORTER & STEELE. I March 27