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HE ?'111 ?."? u^wrmr^fOTir meat is inoreaamg,parttoiM&. among the working men. I Barrioaaes are: ap? prehended. The Republicans ere urgiog extremes. The Carlisle are operating add intriguing actively among the dis? satisfied ro-aotionista. They denounce the American Minister as officiously aotive in Spanish polities.- ' ' Madrid, February 21.?The troops are hurrying to reinforce those operating against the Carlisle. The Carlista bare burnt tho railway stations and' bridges. The fighting in the North is quite severe. Another ministerial crisis is believed to be impending. Notwithstanding the assurances given to the contrary by the Cabinet, the Oarlists are rapidly increas? ing in strength and activity. Ten rail? way stations, have been burned to the ground, by armed Oarliat bands, between Bilboa and Monada, and the inhabitants! in that section are in a terrible state of 'apprehension and exoitement. Tho rail? road linos have also been destroyed in many plaoes. The attitude of the pro-! vinoes" towards the new Cabinet grows more and more.threatening. The Minis? try have decided to sit iu permanent ooonoil. Four members of the Cabinet ?via: Cordova, Minister of War, Eohe Sary, Minister of Finance,.,Bpyager, tinister of Marine, and Beoerreru, Mi? nister of PabUo Works?have resigned their portfolios. London, February 24.?The Conserva? tives, after a long debate, 'determined to make the main, fight against the Ministry over the education bill. Rev. Thomas Gulhiere, ah English au? thor, is dead: \ . The Times''special says Prince Gorte ohnkoff is about to submit to the Go? vernment of Great Britain a proposal for a special Anglo-Russian Commission, to settle the boundaries of Afghanistan. The Russian Government has odvioes warranting the .announcement that the Kbivese will shortly sue for peace. A Bpeoiol despatch from Berlin to the Times, this morning, says the Russian Government Is hurrying forward large reinforcements to Turkiatao. It is also announced that all the Khivese mer? chants are withdrawing from Orenburg, for fear that a continuance of the Ebivan wur will bring them into bad re? lations with tho authorities. Tho Moscow Gazette hiuts that .the establishment of a neutral zone, with Afghanistan as tho intermediary between Great Britain and Russia, will aocele rate instead of preventing a collision between theso powers* which is now ap? prehended. American matters. San FrAn?isoo, February 23.? The messengers to Captain Jack's camp have not returned; fears are entertained for their safety. The peace commissioners are divided. Case wants unconditional surrender.. Meaoher and Applegate think the Modaus have been badly treat "ed. Tho people have little hopo of peace. Oamden, N. J., February 24.? The Pennsylvania Railroad oil shop and ad? joining buildings are burning. The wind is high. Engines from Philadel? phia have arrived, and tho fire is under control. N?W Yobk, February 24.?The mer oury was four and a half degrees above ^ero at midnight. It is very cold, with wind from the North und West. Snow storm delays trains. A Street oar collided With the rear of United American Mechanics' procession, Saturday. A brisk fight ensued. Two passengers who hooted the processionists were roughly handled. Persons arrested by the police were rescued. When the Solios reached the scene In force, the ght was over. The driver of the oar and the marshal of the procession are blamed for the disturbance. Jacksonville, Fla., Febrnray 23.? MoGinley's new Grand National Hotel at Jacksonville, Fla., opens to-day. It is said to be the finest house South of ' Washington. Washington, February 24.?Vioe-Pre sident Golfax was robbed of $4,000 in coupon bonds. Philadelphia, Fobraary 24.?Catha? rine Ryan was fatally, and her father and sister seriously, burned by a lamp explo? sion. Bobton, February 24.?The thermo? meter throughout Maine and Massachu? setts has ranged from twenty to thirty degrees below zero. Now Yobk, February 24.?Tho mails ate detained by the storm. Ex-Senator Graham, President of the Wal kill Bank, is held in 050,000 bail, for embezzlement. >.. Sam Francisco, February 21.?A mur? der was committed at Yaiiego this afternoon. Isaac Robinson was shot through the head and instantly killed by ex-City Marshal, John J. Watkinson. There is talk of taking out Watkineon, who was arrested, and lynching him, Washington, February 24.?W. L. Scriggs, of Georgia, has been appointed Minister resident of the United States of Colombia at Bogota. The President was at the Capitol to? day, and bad an interview with the Com? mittee on Privileges and Elections. It is said he urged notion to relieve him of the responsibility for Louisiana. He made, it is said, no suggestions; simply urged legislation. The Commissioner of Internal Reve? nue, after hearing arguments, adheres to the ruling of October 8, that mixing wines or purifying them is rectification. In the Senate, D. O. D'Jarnette's disabilities woro removed. Hill pre? sented Gen. Gordon's credentials. Du? ring the discussion over tho Caldwoll corruption and a proposition to post? pone, Carpontor said: rtBut tho case of Louisiana did demand legislation; und if not acted on at this session, there was imminent, danger of civil war and blood? shed in that State. In view, therefore, of tho very briuf tirao lort of tho scssiou, ho thought it was be6t to let this Oald well mat tor /jo ovor until after March 4." Hiria6 flo?soi the- ? Ju8fciarj ?otamit? te* reported tttJK tbajrbav^no /jurisdic? tion In OolfaflAi,' Arne*' and Bro?kV con? nection with fhoOredit MpbMer; booaoso the former was' n?t'Vtce-Presideht, bor Ames nor Brooke members of the pro sent Congress, when the questionable transaction ooonrred. > Harr; Im$|? to lored, of Iionisiana, gets 81,500 for.con? testing Boarman's seat. Tueriyerland harbor bill was passed substantially as I reported last Saturday night, except that Yazoo gets $10,000. An amendment, by Hayes, increasing the appropriation for 1 Mobile Harbor to $100,000, failed by one Tote. The Mississippi, from the month of the Missouri to the Ohio, has been increased $100,000. ? The President sent a message to Con? gress urging legislation on fishery mat? ters. Probabilities?For tho South Atlantio States, continued low temperature, with North-west winds, voering to North-east during the day, with rising temperature Tuesday night. An area of low barome? ter will develop in Texas and Northward to the Missouri, with Easterly winds, cloudy and threatening weather. KOsnnlai and lomratickl. London, February 24?Noon.?Con? sols 92)6. "a 90>? Paris, February 24.?Rentes 56f. 55o. LrvBBpboii, February 24?3 P. M.? Cotton opened sternly?uplauds 9%; Or? leans 10; from.Savannah or Charleston, February and Ma roh, 9%; sales 12,000 bales; speculation and export 1,000. Liverpool, February 24?Evening.? Cotton olosed. steady. . New Yore, February 24?Noon.? Cotton entirely nominal; sales 73 bales? uplands 20%; Orleans 21%. Flour aud wheat, dull. Corn .quiet. Pork quiet and firm, at 14.87%/: Lard very firm? Western steam 8 7-16. Freights quiet. Money firm, ut l-16@l-32 per cent. Qold 14%. Exchange?long 9; short 10. Go? vernments dull but steady. State bonds dull. 7 P. M.?Money aotive but stringent. Exchange 8%@8%. Gold 14K@14% 8ls 13%; 62s 15%; new5a 13%. States dull but steady. Cotton nominal; sales 154 bales?uplands 20%; Orleans 21,%. Flour steady. Whiskey steady. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn heavy aud lower? new mixed Western 65><j@66. Pork firmer, at 15.00. Beof dull. Lard 8 7-16 @8 9 16. Sales of futures 11,500 bales, as follows: February 20 5-16@20K? March 20%@20 9 16; April 20%(a)20%; May 21%; Juue 21%@21%. Louisville, February 24.?Flour in moderate inquiry?family extra 7.50. Corn in good demand, at 40 for mixed; 42 for whito. Pork 14 00. Baoon iu fair demand, at 6 for shoulders; 8 for clear rib Bides; 8% for "clear sides, psoked. Lard steady, at 8%@8% for choice leaf, in tierces; 9@9% for keg*; steam 7%. Whiskey steady, at 87. Cincinnati, February 24.?Flour dull and lower, at 7.75(^8.10. Corn quiet, at 39(a) 10. Provisions steady. Pork steady, at 13.50. Lard?7%@7% for *team; kettle steady, at 8. Baoon steady, at 5% @6 for shoulders; 7%@7% for clear rib sides; 7%@8 for clear Bides. Whiskey steady, at 87,, St. Louis,' February 24.?Flour quiet and weak?superfine winter 5.25@5.50. Corn dull and drooping, at 32%@b*3 for No. 2 mixed, in elevator. Whiskey dull, at 89. Pork firm, at 13.75. Baoon firm, at 8 for olear sides, buyers in March; jobbing and order lots higher; 6 for shoulders; 7%@8 for olear rib Bides; 8(?)8>^ for olear sides. Lard steady, at 7%; seller in March. New Orleans, February 24.?Cotton in moderate demand?good ordinary 17%; low middling 18%; middling 19%; receipts 21,218 bales; sales 5,000; stock 200,668. Yellow Fever.?Rio Janeiro is again suffering from the ravages of yellow fever. So far it. has been almost ex? clusively confined to new-comers, aud of these tbe lower classes of emigrants. It has gone in like a ecythe among the Portuguese and Italians. Very few American? have taken it, and only five have died. Among the foreigners there have been a few affecting oases. The bark Adelaide Norris, of Boston, com? manded by Capt. William W. Reed, of Maine, whose first mate was his son, William W. Reed, Jr., arrived here late in December, laden with ioe. Both father and son exerted themselves to make a speedy discharge, but tho cap tain.was taken with the fover on Friday, January 3, and died on Monday, Janu? ary 6, add his son died on Wedueeday, January 8. Tbe existence of the Spanish republic is a aouroe of uneasiness at the court in Berlin. The Emperor William now re? grets tbe false step he took toward the re-adjustment of governmental affairs in France. He is sorry he did not re? establish Napoleon III or some other monarch in Paris, and aeoept tho pay? ment of a slight indemnity rather than have permitted public events to tako the coarse they did. The Emperor William regards tbe Spanish republic as a politi? cal and popular oonsequenoe of the French ropnblio, and he is anxious and uneasy because he is uncertain where the republican movemont will stop. Winner op the Prize.?Mrs. Mary E. Bnttz, wife of Charles W. Buttz, whilom commonwealth's attorney of this city, now solicitor of Charleston County, S. C., was tho owner of ticket 7,618, whioh drew the capital prize of $900 in tho Vuo de l'Eau lottery. Her husband bought two tickets. Neither of them were present at the drawing. [Norfolk Journal. Eufaula. Ada., March 29, 1870. Messrs. J. II. Zeilin & Co., Macon, (Ja. Gents: Your Simmons'Liver Regulat? or bus been iu use iu my family for mtuiu time, and lam persuaded that it is u valuable addition to the Medical Sci? ences. Respectfully vours, F22J3Bfl JOHN GILL SHORTER. STATE LKUlSL\TVllK^ Monday, FrtB^igt i Senate. , . The Senate was called to order at 12 M. by President Gleavea. Prayer by Rev. a W. Oummings. Mr. Dann submitted the report of the Committee of Free Conference on the House bill to aid manufactures and in? ternal improvements, aud reported im? portant amendments. The report was laid upon tbe table by a vote of yeas 12 to nays 11. . Mr. 8wails offered a resolution to sus? pend Rule 34 of the Senate relative to reading bills on tbe day of adjournment for tbe tbird time. Under a suspension of tbe rule, tbe resolution was adopted. Tbe following wore passed, after a tbird reading: Bill to muke appropria? tion and supplies for tbe fiscal year oom monoiog November 1, 1872, witb im? portant amendments, und wus seut to the House; also, a bill to repeal tbe Aot establishing a criminal court in tbe County of Charleston; and a bill to amend tbe law iu relation to the collec? tion of taxes. . The unfinished business was then pro? ceeded witb, being to muke appropria? tion to pay claims arising under tbe pro? clamation of the Goveruor of this State, doted July 28, 1871. Tbe amendment was indefinitely postponed, aud tho House bill was taken up and passed to a tbird reading by a vote of 17 to 9. HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. Tho House met at 11 A. M., Speaker Lee in the Chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Cpllotou. . Mr. Hurley,, from tho Committee on Immigration, reported a resolution,, which was adopted, requiring, the Clerks of the two houses to, compile all in? form a (km relative to immigration and have tbe same in readiness fur the next session. Tbe Senate ooncarred in the resolution. The House then prooeoded to tbe oon sideratiou of the bill and substitute to repeal Sectiuu 4 of an Aot to relieve the Stato of all liability for its guaranty of ' the bonds of tho Biuo Ridge Railroad Company. Tho Habstitute was postponed until the next session. After an attempt to recommit tho same to tho Ooramitteo on Railroads, the bill wus ordered to be engrossed for u tbird reading. The Chair announced that tho bill to encourage and aid manufactures had become u law by the failure of tho Committee on Free Conference to agree. The enacting and resolving clauses of u great many bills and joint resolutions were stricken out. Cold-Blooded Absasinations in Pope Countt, Abk ?February 19 a contested eleotion case for the office of Sheriff of Pope County came off ut an adjourned term of tbe Oonnty Court, held ut Dover, Judge Brown presiding. Tho former Sheriff, Dodson, bud boen de olared legally elected and commissioned by the Governor. Some lawless gang which infests Pope County resolved, however, that Dodson should not be She? riff, and they tried to pick quarrels with several County officers and citizens. John Hale, a noted desperado, who killed old Judge Brown after the murder of Hiokox, last year, met a man named Captain Herrett, of the militia, a witness intheoaseof the County Clerk's office, swore at him and pulled bis beard, and tried to get him out of the Court House. Iu this be succeeded, and Herrett was immediately sbot by a man unknown. He died instantly, two shots having entered his body. One of the same gang, by tho uamo of West, slapped the face of the County Clerk, he being uu armed, while West was looking at tbe shooting of Herrett, ran out of the Court House, got oa his horse and escaped. They also mado inquiries for several other parties who were "wanted' by them. Sheriff Dodson and others started from Dover for Porry's, tho railway sta tiou, in carriages that evening. As Dod son was entering tho train hu was shot the ball passing through near tbs hip coming out near the right shoulder and burying itself in the oar. It being dark the assassin escaped. Dodson staggered to the centre of the oar, attempted to draw his pistols and full fainting. H was thought to be dead, but on being taken into tho station revived. It was thought, when tho train loft, that thero Was no hope for him. This affair has caused muoh excitement here. In both branches of the Legisla taro resolutions bavo been introduced to-day for an investigation of tbe state of affairs in Popo County, and recom mending the Government, in case of need, to proclaim martial law there. It is thought by many that this will be done Mrts. Stenhouse on Polygamy?Cum opiTY of the Ladies.?Mrs. J. B. F Stenhouse, of Salt Lake City, delivered her lecture on polygamy in Utah, in Lin ooln Hall, Washington, to a very larg audienoe. Thero were present quite number of Senators, Congressmen and distinguished citizens. The lady was cordially greeted on her entrance, an throughout her lecture was frequently applauded. The expose of polygamy m its practical workings was told in the mild lauguage of an accomplished lady but was keen and outting. A magni cent bouquet of flowers was sent to th stage, whioh was kindly acknowledged and at the close of tbo lecture, Mrs Stenhouse was requested to repeat her leoturo. It was amusing to hear tho rc marks of tho ladies after tho lecture They all wanted to know more, nod wi accustomed curiosity, they bosecohod th lecturer for a leoturo purely to the fai iuir sex, where thoy could ask question ? - -??? John McMuhuu, a switchman, who lost his leg oil tho Gulf, Western and Pacific Railroad, has boon comforted by a verdict of $20,000 damages. "South Bend, Ind., oluims tho biggest wagon factory in tho world." Aud tbe biggest "Christian" perjurer, , Hpwn Abkivals, .February 24,1873.? Qoiutnhvt floidAjYlj Lumsden, G?bt-I lotto; A? Bramlieb, 8 O Langeton, J M Togen, N Y; F D Bnsh, G & O R B; T H Berry and wife, Augnata; A Fen emith, A? W Dabe, OL B Marsh, Ste? phen Girard, Philadelphia; Samuel Pate, Alabama; Jonathan Bidgeley, N C; 8 C Felder, Orange burg; T E Molver, Wil? mington; T J Crom er, N Y; Edward Perry, S 0 Gilbert, Charleston; Jos B Barftlett, Philadelphia; J A Lola ml and eon, Laurens; O M Sadler, S C; Daniel Morse, Atlanta; W Y. Paxton, Sumtor. ?Wheeler House?A. J Hay don; N Feder lio, New York; W H Gardner and wife, Sumtor; J R Anninger, Md; Frank H Elmore, oity; W O Biddlo and wire, H N Biddle, C M Biddle and wifo, A Baighn, E Fell, ? N Benson, wife, ohild and nurse, A D Fell, Philadelphia; S Anglo, NO. Hendrix House?H D Hamiter, J P Brooks, R H Jennings, C E Litnor, S C; J B Greensfclder, B F Oole, Balti? more; W J Latham, Fish Dam; J B Turner, D P Carly, Woodward; J Law horn, Ridge way; J A Cannon, Pomona; MieS Gary Moses, A. J Moses, F M Brewer and wife, Sumter ; W M Shackel ford, Columbia; Thos Einkead, New York; Gen B M Law, wife and throe children, J D Witherspoon, Yorkville; G W Du vail, Chesterfield; W J Secbrcst, J N Torrence, N O. Immigrants.?A party of German im? migrants arrived in this oity yesterday, en route to tho homo of their employer in MoDufllu County, a short distance from Augusta. The party consisted of seven men, three women and threo or four ohildren?all of them healthy, bright, intelligent looking people. They oame from Prussia, and were brought out by Mr*. Iselier, a MoDoffie County planter?who grew weary of waiting for legislative notion. We wish that 100,000 snob people could be brought to Georgia every year. [Augusta Chfonicle and Sentinel. A gentleman, whoso uniform and ex? ceptional good luck, has, upon several occasions, placed him ahead of the lot? tery, struck $350 Monday, on $7 played on No. 10 iu first btation. [Petersburg Appeal. Pshaw I doesn't tho Appeal know that the gentleman was permitted to win that mouoy as a matter of "policy?" [ Wilmington Star. On Friday lttst, n colored man named Sam White, about fifty years old, who kept a small shoemaker's store in Queen street, Charleston, ono door West of Muzyck, was found in his bed, whore ho lived in Society street, burned to a crisp. The supposition .is that he had beeu drinking, aud fell asleep with his pine in bis mouth, aud thus caused tho terrible casualty. Augusta Chronicle: "The ann al con? vention of the stockholders oF tho South Carolina Railroad will be held in April, and tho indications arc that the fight for tho control of the company, commenced last year in Charleston, will be renewed with increased vigor. The leader of tho opposition this year, us lost, will proba? bly be Mr. John IL James, of Atlanta." O'Neal Shot.?Thomas O'Neal, the man sentenced somo mouths ago by Judge Hopkins to be bung for murder, but had his sentence commuted to im? prisonment for life, attempted to es? cape, but was shot and killed in the at? tempt. He endeavored to out the guard's throat, and made a desperato ef? fort to free himself.?Atlanta Sun. "Laura," a correspondent of a Brownsville, Term., paper, offers the following thrilling conundrum: "What is woman without clothes?" Palsied be the hand that guides our pen before we write an aus wer to any such question. One of -the royal palaces has been burned?the,St. Louis ono. Contrary to his usual prudent foresight the Kaiser wasn't insured. Unfortunate; but, come easy, go easy. It was cruel in Congress to propose to increase the President's salary and then refuse to do it. Grant will nevor out? grow the oonvicliou that he has becu swindled out of $100,000. The Port Royal Railroad bridge over the Savannah River is completed. It has been tested ai.d is prouounoed u first class structure. "Whither are we drifting?" asks tho New York Sun. As we can't answer your question without hurting yonr feelings, we most decline to answer it at al). President Thiers says that newspapers which go for Napolron Fourth shan't go forth. A Healthy Digestion.?Life is rendered miserable when the digusti>e organs are im? paired. Food beoomou repulaive, tho body | emaoiatod, tho mind depressed, and melan? choly broods over you. Tutt's Vegetable Liver Pills is the remody for those evils; they produce sound digestion, oreate a good appe? tite, impart refreshing sleep andoheerlnlueea of mind. Dr. Tutt's Pair Dye is Harmless. F25J31T1 Notice. THE subscribers to stock of tho "Mecha? nics' and Fanners' Puilding and Loan Association, of Riohland," aro requested to meet TH?118DAY EVENING, Fobruary 27, at 7J o'clock, at tho Citizens' Savings Lank, for tue purpose of organization. Subscribers will pay their subscriptions to Dr. E. II. Eloi nitah or A. O. Drouizer, previous to dr.y of or? ganization. F?-b 2.'t A Card. MB. It. It. LYONS would statu that his boat handti met with a very perfect Adam at Swygort'a flat landing, in the shape of a man, who looked like he may need help, .and who refused, without any protty words of excuse, to loud bis hands a baiteau to secure hfs cotton with. For tho which ho would re? spectfully return thanks,- and hopes ho may get out of a llko difficulty, by Unding more ready friends than ha Boomed tu !>o tu him. Fob 25 1 To-D.'ty. Bi:\VAUK uf the March winds ai d the blustering, inclement weather ?t today. It produces Colds, Cough?, Koro Threat. \ euro prOtcotion will found i.? StiinJej'H Congli Hyrun. It cures all affections of ll;o Lungs und Throat. To ho had only at Fob25 J HE 1N1 f HIVA tu Ug St.-re. Pour Duori AIjov? Columbia Hot.I. Ii. T. Siliiman & Co. HAVING juot. returned from the North, with a oomplet6 atook of DRUGS, MEDI? CINES and FANOY ARTICLES, all or the boat quality, wo are prepared to furnish everything in oar line with promptness and accuracy. Our drugs were all Beleoted under our own personal supervision, so that we can warrant everything we sell to be of the very best. An experience of many years in tbe drug and ohomioal buainess in thle efty, with a thorough knowledge of tho same, will ena? ble) us at all times to supply tbe wants of this community in our line; and we hope, by a strict attontion to business, to secure a share of tho patronage of our oitizens. PHYSICIANS' PBESCBIPTIONB oarefally and promptly compounded, at all hours of the day or nigh*. . * .' FANG* AUTfOLES of all kinds. Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Per? fumery, Hair OUb and Cosmetios of every kind, constantly on hand. Patent Medicinos, Lubiu'a Extracts, Ger? man Cologne, ft no Soaps, Sponges, Aa. Landrcth'e Garden Seed, a full supply. Fob 25_lmo IB WIN'S HALL. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Febru? ary 37, 38, and IHarcnl. OHIRISKI'8 OBANB COMBINATION, Consisting of Wire-walking, Juggling, Mes? merism and Vontiiloquism. 150 USEFUL- PRESENTS given away night? ly, such as Chambor 8ets, Greenbacks, Cas? tors, Albums, Crockery and Gl ana ware, Flour, Fancy Goods. Ao., Ao. Admission 60 con tu; reserved seats 76. Doors open at 7; to commenco at 8. Tickets for sale at the usual places. Feb 25 Phoenix Guano, Wilcox, Gibbs & Co.'s Manipulated Gnano. WE can fill orders promptly far the above celebrated Fertilizers, imported and prepa\ed by Wilcox, Oibbs A Co., Charleston. B.C.. and Savannah, Ga., as they have ample stock on hand to supply all demands. Order Boon before the railroads are blockod up with freight. Special attention is called to the use of the Pbmnix Guano mixed with Cotton Seed. Apply for circuiara, giving prices, terms, Ac.; to JAMES S. CHAMBERS. Feb 20_CTTI To-Day, OF all others, ib tho time to apply a remedy. If you tiro dick and suffering with Head acini, Dullness of Feelings. Constipation, Disordered Stomach, Biliousness, Heiuitsh's Blood and Liver Tills are wonderful correctors of tbn Liver aud Stomach. For sale only at Feb 25 t II EIN ITS FI'S Drug Btoro. _ To-Day. rpnE 1 Queen's Dolight" is tho popular X Blood Medicine fur removing all Skin Diseases and Purir>iug tho System, strength? ening aud renewing the wasted powora of tho body, giving tono to the diseased organs. It is the mediaine of tho day. For sale at Feb 25 t_HEINITSH'S Drag Store. TO PLANTERS. DIXON 8TEEL COTTON SWEEPS. 100 Twisters and Shovels. 500 10 Dow-Law Cotton Planters, just from fac? tory. 100 pair Trace Chains. 40 dozon Plowfeames. Which wc ofTor at popular prices. Feh 22_L?RICK A LOWRANOE. To Consumers. gQ QQQ LBS-BACON In store and in 1.000 bushels OATS, 2.CO0 bushels CORN, 80 barrels FLOUR, 75 barrels SUGAR, just received and for salo at lowest pricos. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Palmetto Lodge School, I. 0. 0. F. P. A.CUMMINGS, A.B., Prin? cipal. I TKR1IS PKB MONTH ? [Primary English.$3 00 ?Advanced Englieh.4 00 Languages and Mathematics 5 00 This Sobool is now open for tho reception of students._Feb 20 lmj_ Fresh B icon its. FARIN A, Pearl, Oyster.Wino. Batter, Milk, Pic-nia. Cream, Corn Hill, Lemon, Soda, A-c, all fresh. For sale low by Get 9_ HOPE AOYLEB. Hams! Hams'! Hams!!! fTlEN tierces D^via' celebrated Diamond 1 HAMS. Just received and for salo by Feb 21 _ JOB N AGNBW A 80N, Building Lot for Sale. SUITABLE for the erection of TWOor more Houses. Located corner of Lumber and Bull, stroets. Moasurcs 108 feot each way. Terms cash. Apply at this Office. Delieions. A SMALL iovoioe of very fine California i\_ PEARH, just received at MoKENZIt/S, Main street. JOHN MoKENZIE. F?b 22 _8_ ''Scots Wha Hae" ATASTE for "FINNAN HADDIE8" can indulge in this raro treat by an early ap? plication at the storo of Feb 21 _J??- BYMMBU8. Oorn Whiskey. 13UBE MOUNTAIN CORN WHISKEY. Also, a lot of four year old MALT CORN WHISKEY Warranted nure. Jau 23 JOHN^O. 8KEOF.HS. Sanders House. TniS HOUSE, situated at Ninety-Six, Oroenville and Columbia Kail road, hrs been thoroughly renovated and refurnish! d The tiavi ling public may rest assured that tliey will be tarnished with accommodations second In noue in the stato. at rcaaonable r.itrs. SANDERS A URO?, Jan 9 Proprietors. .Lost, EjlitOM tho wreck <'f Cant. Lyon?' boatjiivel J" or six bah* COTTON, nnrkedJ.T. O. or J. ;.. T. Said Cdl ?. -uppoaed to have floated down tho t'Oiigareh Elver. A liberal reward! will hf paid for ita recovery. :;. O'NEALE & SON, Consignees. Feb 21 ? 3 ??S * dray Ware. BT THOMAS BTEEH. (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10 o'oloek, I ^T^ ' will sell, One thorough-bred gray MARE, sight Tears old, sound and gentle. Sold for no fault, the owner leaving the. city. Also, a good, sub? stantial Buggy, 8 Tube Batter, 20 Ooehen Cheoae. _Fob 26 Plantation Mutes and Her sei. BT THOMAS BTEEH, Auctioneer. ON eale-ilay in MARCH, I will Bell to the highest bidder. Thirty head of MULES and H 3RDE8. Tbie etock is from Kentucky and very desirable ; for plantation use. Every one will, be war? ranted as represented on day of aale. The stock can be seen at Daly's Stable until day of sale._Feb 26 Bab of Stocks and Bonds. BY SAMUEL C. BLACK. On WEDNESDAY, 26th February, 1678,1 wiM sell, at East end of Broad street, in the city of Charleston, S. C, at 11 o'clock A. M.. . The following SECURITIES. Bay: 1,800 Shares South Carolina Railroad Stock. 200 Sharos Georgia Railroad Stock. 300 Shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Stock. 171 Shares Savannah and Charleston Rail? road Stock. 320 Sharon Memphia and Charleston Rail I road Stock. 75 Bharos Central Railroad of Georgia Stock. 110 Shares South-western Railroad of Qeor I gia Stock. I $6,000 South Carolina Railroad. 7 For Cent. Bonds, Firat Mortgage. $11,000 South Caroline. Bailroad Seven Per Cent. Bonds, Seoond Mortgage. $21,000 Central Bailroad of Georgia First Mortgage Bonds. And euch other securities as may be added i to the liet. Terms cash. Purchasers can arrange to havo their purchases carried for thirty days, at bank rate of interest, upon depo?it of pre {per margin. ? CuAui.F.sroN. S. C, February 15,1873. Fab 18_7_ Heal Estatt Sale. BY 1). G. IEIX0XTO & SONS. On MONDAY MORNING, March 8, proximo, in front of the Court House, in this city, wo will sell, Six desirable BUILDING LOTS, each met soring 62 feat front by 208 feet deep, more or i less; fronting North on Plain street, between I Barnwell and Winu streets. ALSO, Six desirable BUILDING LOTS, of same [ dimensions as above; fronting South on Washington etreet, between Barnwell and Wiun etreote, a plat of which can be seen at our office and on day of sale. Thums or Sale?One-half cash; balance in jno and two yeara, secured by bond and mortgage, bearing intereat at 7 per cent. Purchasers to pay for pipers. Feb 23 Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com? pany's Stock, AS directod by resolution, unanimously adopted at Stockholders' meeting of said Company, on the Cth instant, subscriptions will be received at the oflico of said Company, No. 51 New etreot, New York, or by the duly authorized agents of aaid Company for th.i? purpose, to the capital stock of said Com? pany, until the 3d day of March next. After that day no further subscriptions will be re j ceived to aaid etock from any one not now a subscriber therefor, at less than ten percent, premium on the par valuo thereof. JAMES R. CRGNSHAW, Feb 11 j9_!_.President. RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. 1873. ALSO, White Goods, Embroideries, &c. ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers Boknkt, Tsisiminu, Nxck a ho Sash Uihiiom, VELVET RIBBONS, NECK-TIES, Bonnet Silks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowers, Feathers, Ornamente, Frames, Ac, STRAW BONNETS and LADIES' and CHIL? DREN'S HATS, trimmed and untrimmed. And in connecting wareroome, WHITE GOODS, Lacuna, Embroideries, Laces, Nets, Collars, Setts, Handkerchiefs, Veiling, Head Nets, io., Ao. Nos. 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE, AID. Thveo Kuods aro manufactured by us or bought for cash directly from the European and American manufacturers, embracing all the latest novelties, unequalled in variety and obe&puRss in any market. Orders filled with care, promptness and de? spatch^ _Feb 22 6t For Sale or Bent. DESIRABLE property, situated between Wlnnsboro and Aeyrura Roade, one mile from Columbia. The Tract contains 83} Acres. On tbo premises, a comfortable Cottago House and neoessary out-buildings. Apply to G. W. SMITH, Jr., at L?rick A Luw rance'e, or to J. 0. U. SMITH, at Citizens' Bavlnga Bunk^_Feb 22 > IRWIH'S HALL.' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 35. Columbia Favorites! TUE OHIO IN AI. A MO ONLY BURGER FAMILY, SWISS BELL BIflQEBb! AND their entire Company of Musical Artists. The most popular and elegant. combination traveling. Young La lies' Silw Cornet Baud; Parlor Orchestra. First appearance in Columbia of the great? est Comio Vocalist and Mimic of the age, SIDNEY FRANKS. 1 he delicious niindcof the Swisw Delle. All the latest conge and i.ewoat music. Prices ms usual. Seats <**u be ovciued at Lvlirand'a Music Stoii*.without extra cbargo. K.i'.. 21 4 W W I oWLElt, Manager. Western Hay. 1 rw V. BALKS NM01 i;Y HAY, for wale low till.I r <?? HOPK A GYI.F.H. Mincti Moat. Tils': fi-oeivLMl :. ! .i ..f slioico MINCE Mil AT. .i.A) IjVMMl 1 8. L< m .it t-u^p.r. /^L<\* ' /'.'-t -ioPy f.! MOS S?OAR. prrfcetly