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ToUgra.ph.ic?A?>in. "
London. December 18.?A epeoial
to the Post, from BerliD, Bays it is
positively asserted that Bismarck ten?
dered his resignation, which was re
fased. He afterwards conferred with
the leaders of the National party re?
garding the future oondcot of affairs
iu Parliament, and nn understanding
was secured.
Montreal, Decembor 18 ?The
small-pox is raging at Sorol, Qnebeo,
fearfully.
T?l?graiihlc-.,\m?rlciin Matters.
Montoomeiiy, December 17.?The
Alabama Couferenoe of the M. E.
Church South urljourucd to-day. Rev.
Jeflerson Hamilton, one of the ablest
and purest divines of the Conference,
sickened and died during tho session.
Judgo E. M. Koi'.b, of the Eufaula City
Court, now in Washington, has re
resigned. Articles of impeachment
were pending iu the Gsncrul Assembly
against him. He io also under indict
meid for felony.
During the last session of Congress,
Gov. Baxter presuuted to tho House
Arkansas Committee, through his at?
torneys, a protest in tho nature of u
demurrer, against the proceedings of
Congress iu the Arkansas case. The
committee have not scon proper cither
to deoido upon the protest or to pre?
sent it to tho HOUSO for consideration;
therefore, the remarks soon to be mado
before the committee by ex-Governors
Baxter and Lone will bo predicated in
tho protect, but, at thesamo time, they
will insist that Garland is tho legal
Governor of Arkansas.
Montgomery, December 17.?The
Legislature has adjourned until the
13th of Jaunary. The following Aot
has been approved by tlie Governor:
That tho Governor is hereby author?
ized, by and with tho advice and con?
sent of tho Seuate, to appoint two
citizens of this State, who shall con?
stitute a Board of Commissioners, who
shall hold their office for two years
from the date of their appointment,
unless the duties heroby confided shall
be sooner performed; said Commis
?ioners, before assuming tho duties of
office, shall file with the Secretary oi
State their oaths in writing, that they
will faithfully perform tho dntios u9
herein declared, (recording to their
best judgment. The Governor of tho
State shall be ex officio member of said
Board of Commissioners. That it
shall be tho duty of said Commission?
ers to take charge and ascertain, liqui?
date aud adjust the subsisting legal
liabilities of the State on bonds issued,
aud endorsed iu tho State of Alabama,
and the coupons on the same, in such
mauuer us the interests of the State
may require, uud by negotiation to
provide for the payment of such
amount of the said several legal liabili?
ties as may be arraugod for under the
powers heroby conferred; the interest
that may be agreed to be paid upon
the principal so negotiated, in such
manner aud times as to them may
seem advisable, and for this purpose
the Commissioners, by advertisement
or otherwise, as early a day as practi?
cable, refer presentation of all claims
to them with tho amount claimed, and
may inquiro into the consideration
alleged to have been paid or given to
the Stute therefor, or that is alleged iu
support of the liability claimed against
the State: Provided, however, That no
adjustment of Baid alleged liabilities
or any part there for arrangement for
the payment of any sum iu discharge
thereof, shall bo binding on tho State,
unless and until approved and ratified
by the General Assembly thereof.
That said Commissioners bo required
to report their aotion to the Governor,
who shall, at each session of the Gene?
ral Assembly, during tho continuance
of said commission, communicate thu
same, or so much thereof as may not
be incompatible with the public inte?
rest, to the General Assembly of tho
Stato of Alabama. The Governor has
appointed L. W. Lawler, of Taliadega,
and T. B. Bethea, of Montgomery, as
Commissioners. They arc men of
great finauoial ability.
Aooitsta, December 18.?An acci?
dent occurred ou the Charlotte, Co?
lumbia and Auguata Railroad, this
morning, ut Brook's Creek, two milts
from Augusta. A brokou rail throw
five freight cars from the track into thu
creek, involving a loss of 85.000; no?
body hurt.
New YoltK, December 18. ?The Su?
perintendent of Police has returned,
after twenty-tour hours' ineffectual
search for Charlie Ross.
Charles Voght sails lor Europe, ou
Saturday, iu chargo of officers, under
the extradition treaty, as a murderer.
Jackson, Miss., December l?.?Tho
Legislature convened; till present.
Tho Governor's message says that the
County officers were successfully re?
sisted, and their power must bo ro
stored by legislation as hur.-h and cruel
as those by which they were deposed.
Washington, December 18.?Com?
mander Cushiug, who commanded the
expedition which out out tue Albe
mui'hr, and who was roceuily sent to
an insane asylum, is dead.
The Snb-Committeo ou Affairs in
tho South, consisting of Foster,
Pholps and Potter, with power to call
n full committee thither, if necessary,
and tho special com mil tee to iuves i
gate Vicksbnrg, leavo ou Saturday,
December 20. Yesterday, Dawcs in u
bill regarding the sinking fund, in?
jected a purugruph restoring tho tax on
toa and ooffce.
Washington, December 18?3 P. M.
Immediately after readiog tho journal,
the House received Kiug Kulakaua.
Tho Souato has gone to tho House to
honor his majesty.
In tho House, there wus nn immenso
crowd to witness the reception of tho
King. The prt-Benco of tho Senate was
announced, headed by Vice-Presideut
Wilson. Tho Speaker's gavul an?
nounced the King's approach, when
the Sonators and Repr 'Putatives of
the American people rorVto their feet,
and all remained1 itandiar, while the
King, supported by Cimerau and
Orth, approached the Speakor's obuir.
Cameron then introdaoed the King to
thoSpeaker, who said: "Your Majesty,
on behalf of the American Congress, I
weloome yon to these halls. The Se?
nators from our States and tho Repre?
sentatives of our people unite in cor?
dial congratulations upou your auspi?
cious journey ; aud in thn expression of
the gratification and pleasure afforded
by your presence iu the cipitul of the
nation, as the natiou's guest. Your Ma?
jesty's appe?t?juC? among us is the first
instance in which a reigning sovereign
has set foot upou the s il ot the United
States, nud it is n significant ciroum
stauoe that tho visit comes to us from
tho West, and not from tho East."
The Speaker alluded to tho great
growth of the Western part of this
country, und congratulated tho King
upou his virtues as u man aud a ruler.
The Kiug's cold was too had to speak,
hut his address was read by one of his
courtiers. It was thankful and some?
what humble in its sentiment ?nothing
pungent in it.
The House went into committee cl
tho whole on the legislative uppropnu
tum bill. A paragraph iu relation to
tho mileage of United States Marshals
and Deputy Marshals, gave rise to a
long discussion, in tho course of which
tho Departmeut of Justice was cha?
racterized by Beck, of Kentucky, as
being honoy-oombed with frauds.
Tho Western District of Arkansas aud
the District of North Carolina wure
alluded to by Speer, of Penusylvauia,
as being run by political thieves, vi.rj
pires aud scoundrels. Beck moved to
strike out tho appropriation for the
Departmeut of justice, and renewed
his attack upou that departmeut, de?
claring that the Attorney-General was
a more guilty mau, iu connection with
the affairs of Louisiana, than Judge]
Dm ell himself, who had resigned and
confessed his guilt. Ho charged that
tho Department of Justice had ap?
pealed from tho decisions of the Court
of Claims in the cotton cases, und had
dismissed appeals wherever tho friends
of the departmeut wore employed and
had their fees arranged; that tho de?
partmeut had used the army for the
basest of purposos, aud was a depart?
ment of injustice instead of u depart?
ment of justice. Wheu the proper
time came, he would, if ho got the op?
portunity, make good what, he bad
said ub< nt tho Attorney-General und
th" Departmeut of Justice
Probabilities?For the South Atlan?
tic and Gulf Status, partly cloudy and
cool weather will continue, witu North?
east aud South-east winds, gradually
veeriug to Southerly, slight okaugOi in
barometer and light ruiu on tho Gulf
coast.
After receiving the King, tho Sen vie
went into executive session, ami ad
jonrncd to Monday.
Continuations?Jus. Trotter, Post
muster Greenville, S. C.; J. D. Oxuer,
Wiunsboro, S. C.
Fall River, December 18.?It is
expected the mills will work full tirnu
uftor January 1, but on a further re?
duction of tou per cent, wages.
Knoxvillh, III., December 18.?
A S40.U0J tiro to-day; two killed by
fulling walls.
New Orleans, Deoember IS.?
Twenty-threo parishes, excluding the
First and Second Cougressinnal Dis?
tricts, give the House thirty-three
Radicals and seven Conservatives.
A commilteo of five from the Boye'
High School entered tho Girls' High
School, whero live colored girls had
been placed; and the colored girls
withdrew npon the protest of the boys.
It is bolieved the School Board will
establish an additional high school for
colored childreu. A row followed, iu
which a colored policeman was badly
hurt by another negro, and a second
dyiug from heart disease.
Telegraphic??Commercial lie worts.
Columbia, December 18.?Sales
of cotton lid bides?middling 13Vvi-'
loV
New York, December IS?Noon.?
Cotton quiet?holders asking higher;
sales 322?uplands MJa! Orleans 11';..
Futures opened steadier: January
14 1-10; February 14 13-32, 14 7-lti;
March 1425 132, 14 27-32; April ID 5 '.i'l,
15 3-10; May l?j.i, 15 9-10. 1'orit
hoavy?old mess 1J.5 >V..;2U,00. Lud
' firm?steam 13,"J. Money 1. Cold
IP', . Exchange?long 4.85,!..'; short I
4 00'.;. I
7 1'. M.?Coltou not receipts a2~>;
groas '1,301. Futures closed steady;
' sales 10,3 10: December uomiu illy II; I
January li:i.'li 5 32; February 14 !
[O K; ./ 11 l!)-3-ij March 1431 32; April I
151132.^,15;^; May 15 11-10; Juno |
110; July ltV.; ^-id 5 10; August 10 7-1G
(?tlO'j. Cotton quiet; salos ?06, at
ll.'nof.ll.'.j. Southern flour dull?
com mo u to fair extr-t 4.90(0)5.85; good
to choice 5.90(/I>8.25. Wheut opened
dull, slightly iu buyers' favor, but
olosed quiet aud steady?1.18(u)l.')7.
Com dull aud iu buyers' favor?Sby>
03. ColTee and sugar quiot and firmer.
Rice quiet?Rangoon in lots OJ^fTi '1 ;.
Pork dull aud lower?old mots 19.b.>.
Lard hoavy uud lower?prime stentn
13.'.j. Whiskey firmer?-1.01(^1.?l,1.;.
Freights a shado lirtuor?oottou uteaui
11 32. Money in good demand?IVir)
4J.j. Stelling steady. Gold 11'-A";
11;,,'. Governments dull but steady.
Stales steady.
Cincinnati, Docember 18.?Flour
dull. Corn steady?70(j?71. Pork
steady?10.00. Lard firm?steam 13(7/)
13'u; kettlo 18. Bucon quiet uud
steady?shonldors 8J.<; clour rib 12J?;
clear 13>\'. Whiskey* firm?07.
Baltimore, December 18.?Cotlou
quiet and steady?middling II1?';
block 25,104; weekly net reooipts 110;
gross 5,387; exports tocoutiuont 1,353;
coastwise 715; sales 2,150; Hpinuors
802.
Weekly net receipts- cotton "1,917;
gross 5,419; exports to Great Britain
250.
Norfolk, December 18.?Cotton
elondy?middling 13%@13^; etook
16,171; weekly net receipts 17,715; ex?
ports to Great Britain 1,528; ooastwise
14.042; sales 1,120.
Louisville, Deoember 18.?Bread
stuffs anchuuged. Pork quiet and un?
changed. Bacon?Bhonldurs DJgj clear
rib 12,>v.'. Lardl4>.i@il5.'4. Whiskey ?7.
New ObTjBANB, December 18.?Cot?
ton in demand?middling 13 Je! now
middling 13j.i; good ordinary T2Jj,';
stock 209,038; weekly net receipts
(51,583; gross 73,770; exoorts to Great
Britain 9,820; Franco 8,721; continent
7,095; channel 2,140; coastwise 1,535;
sides 37.700.
IMomiiE, Df:crmbi?r 18.?Col con
steadier?middling 12J.i(??l3%; Btock
03.084; weekly net receipts 23,179;
gross 23,191; exports couetwisu 10,8J8;
sales 12,000.
St. Louis. December 18 ?Flour
stoady. Corn firmer?new 0S(m}0UJe
Whiskey steady?98. Pork quiet aud
nominally 19.00. Bacon iu improved
demand for jobbing aud order lots?
Rhoulders 9.la(739?4; clear rib ll??i7$
12; clear sides 12(*6l2j-?. L-ird nomi?
nally 13?no sales.
Savannah. December 18.?Cottou
firm?middling 13^; low middling
13.:lb; good ordinary 127.,'; stoek 104,
453; weekly hot receipts 30,015; gross
110,015; exports to Great Britain
17,048; Frsuco 1,318; continent 1,425;
.ihuuuel 1,025; coaatwi.se 0,900; sules
lJ,470.
Charleston, December 18.?Cotton
lirmer?middling 1334'; low middling
13^; good ordinary 12??.('{ stock 00,
U70; wuukly net receipts 22 ?0G; ex?
ports Great Britain 0,7'J?; France
ii.873; continent 322; coustwisa 5.304;
sales 13,300. 4,000 bales buried were
takeu out of the stock.
Augusta, December IS.? Cotton
tirm?middling 13;ls; low middling 13;
good ordinary 12'.{?'; stock, aatuai
count, 1874, 2o. 120; 1873, 19,185;
woekly nut receipts 10,739; shipments
s.557; Spinners 343; sales 9,020.
Galvkston, December 18.?Cotton
qniob and unchanged?middling 133.{;
stock 87,387; weekly net receipts 20,
693; gross 21,130; exports Great Bn
tuin 11,483; couttuout 4,315; coastwise
2,939; sulea 10.798.
j Boston, December IS-?Cotton
Iquiet?middling ll.Vl stock, actual
count, 19,140; weekly net receipts
1,100; gross 10.8G3; exports Great Bri
tain 2,452; salcb 1,432
Cuicauo, December IS. ? Flour m:
chauged. Corn dull aud declining?
No 2 mixed old 70;'.?; new 05; j L'wii;
dull and declining?19. Lard firm ?
13. Whiskey steady?07.
Liverpool, December 18?3 P. M.?
Cotton eptiet and steady?uplands 7!.j
i Orleans 7'.j; Kales 12,000, iu
ciudiug 7,100 American; 2,uud export
and speculation; sales of week 00,000,
including 7,000 export; 3,000 specula?
tion; stock 521,000, of which 150,000
are American; receipts 72,000, includ?
ing 45,000 American; actual export
5,000; stock slloat 470,000, of which
30i,?OO American; ?nles on basis mid?
dling uplands, nothing below good or?
dinary, shipped Novembor, December,
January or February, 7.'.1.^7 5-ltl;
nothing below low miJdliug, shipped
Deoember, January or February,
7 5-10^0,7^?: sales ou basis middling
Orleans, nothing below low middling,
shipped January or February, 7 9 10.
BlITLEB 1'KEACUn.s THE Ft'NEEAL of
Radicalism, and Dins at the Demo
cracy.?The Republican pat ty is held
responsible for the distress that has
been brought upou tho country, to
bavo becomo the party of iu vested
capital, a party of boud-holders und
monopolists. Tho Republican party
uttructod tbe true men of tho country
when it started, because it start .-d by
bringing up labor. It commenced at
the lowest stratum, thu slave, and
rained him to citizenship. But *...r
and tho necessities of tbe Governro< n*.
brought to tho party the capitalists i?f
the country, aud at last, wlieu tho war
was over, wo had a party, ut the head
of which wore tho capitalists, irul at
tho foot thu negroes, with tn>t m ;oh
affiliation bet woe u them. iLiughtei
ou the part of tho Dem icrttts. i There
is no occasion for your laughter, ;?.-ihe
Democratic party i; in very much the
I sttuio condition. The old Whig party
I leaders are Ihecapitulistsof th it party,
who would not come into Ihe IC ?pub?
lican party because they would not v ?
tor bringing up the laboring men.
Finding nowhere els.; to go, they went
over, uud berime- thu leaders in the
Democratic? party; aud .-?;> that is a
party how with old Whig boud-hold? r.>
for ils head and Iristi for ks tail,
I laughter, I and there is very little af
liliatiou between the head and tail,
either. Wo havo got into this abnor?
mal condition of things, and tho ii -
publican parly has got, for t'.io last
time, tho opportunity to relieve tin
country from distress, to recover its
confidence, und to show that the peo?
ple are thu objects of its c.ire. It we
fail now, wo will forever, because a
party ouco inaugurated 1 ists lor a gen?
eration, and thut is lo all of us lure
forever. ? Congressional !)? Imti's,
- ?-? -.
Noblesse oblige Count Arnim soy.s
ho cannot be guilty ol the ti'?gsul
legetl against him because he comes of
an old und noble family, und his blood
would uot allow him to do a dishonor?
able not. Bismarck is too sagacious a
man not to know what this kind of
talk amounts to. Crimu has not been
and is by no means confined to the
commonality. Tho peerage has fur?
nished a largo proportion of the mur
durers, forgers, Ihieves, liars and adul?
terers. Count Arnim must depend
upou something besides his nobility
for acquittal.
'* ? GranA Riplda (Mi?u'rclergyf?iftn,
who fell si Boeohpr and GleOdenning
are acouned of falling, baa published
the following card: "To the public?I
frankly confess to tho fearful sin of
which I am charged, and will not be
cowardly enough to lie or seek a palli?
ation of my weakness and guilt. lean
ouly crave the pity and compassion of
tho world 1 have offended, and tho for
giveuuesB which my sincere and pro?
found repeutance before God und
roan oalls for. I have returned my
letter of fellowship to the deuominu
tion which 1 have so grievously
stricken, and abandoned the profession
which I have so deplorably stained.
Muy God und mau pity und forgive
me, and aid mo to do some humble
work yet iu life for the good of society.
I am no coward, or so weak as to make
Adam's plea that a woman did it. It
was my owu weak and unguarded soul
that, in u moment of frenzy and pas?
sion, wrought my downfall. In peni?
tence ami unutterable sorrow.
(.Signed) lt. FISK, Js."
Claims and Loyalty.?The fourth
uuuual report to Congress of tho Com?
missioners of Claims embraces 2,1'?7
cases, of which number 1,211 are
wholly disallowed, and 1,103 allowed
iu whole or iu part. The amount
churned iu the 2.4U7 cases is 85,212,
706 10. and the amount nllowed is
3770,711.37. In regard to the rjuestiou
of loyalty, which constantly arise?, the
Commissioners hold that service in the
Confederate army is not conclusive
evidence of disloyalty, but ouly printti
facie evidence, winch the claimant miy
rebut by establishing the fact that ho
was conscripted or compelled by fear
(.;' Iiis neighbors to enlist or furnish a
substitute.
Cotton* Ii.vi -in*? is Caliivjunia.?
The past seuKon giver, much promise ui
the future of California as a cotton
grower. It i>i ss.id Tu lure uud Fresco
Couuties v, ill put in market about
110,000 pounds of cotton, making the
total yield iu the State foot up to about
220,000 pounds, aud that the yi?-ld in
Merced County the present season will
be fully lU'.i pounds per acre more
than that oi tue most favored South?
ern States. There are upwards of
; 1,000 acres of land devoted to coltou
growiug in that n?ction alone. The
average yield of the County, says a
contemporary, will be about ?'JU
; pound por acte
} 1'In re is a gloomy prospect ah end
'tot l'lttsburg. A strike of the piiddicr <
! :ri- Caused the closing of r.li the fur
! :::?.(".'-' and roiling mills, throwing
30,000 to 10,000 men out of employ
'. mt'tit, a id ht-.pping the distribution of
; 51 UUO.OOO a ?e?*k iu wages. The re
jdactiou of wngrs proposed by em
I ployers was not very great; but the
I puddler.s could not stop to discuss the
! quest iou; they determined on the
[fttrikeat once. I? they could not gel
a whole loaf, they would have no
bread.
On:: or the Most Uemaekaule Mes
or tue Aue. ? Dr. Loviek Pierce is
now in his ninetieth year, aud has
been a preacher of the Gospel for about
seventy years, averaging fuliy three
I sermons a week dnriuo all that time.
I His letter to the North Georgia Con?
ference, which we publish to-day,
shows that be is still in foil mental
vigor, and as full of wisdom us he is of
years and good works. ? Rome Courier.
The cierk of a cockney church re?
cently made the following announce?
ment to the congregation: "You are
desired to attend a meeting iu the v?s
try, at 1 o'clock, to cousidor on the
best means of 'eating the church, and
to digest other matters."
I Boss Tweed is anxious to spend
Christmat in New York. He came
I over from his islaud home on a habeas
? corpus last week, he has another habeas
? corpus ready to bring him over this
week, find next week he will have ono
prepared for a holiday excurnion.
A oolored man, Lamed Jack John
stui, who had made complaint against
another, mined K>Uy McDolutid, lor
I hoo-^teaiine, in l.tarhngton, was set
jupo.. by the other und kilit-d with u
, club.
I Cnflii! Syuod, colored, th< ta:it?::"!ul
I grand-father ol I'uiuue: Logan, oi
Cnarleston, dh i .? ft w days ago, :.. S:.
Thomas and. S: J7>.::l:.- P.r..-i.. Jle
? wad 111 years old.
! "I want to know," paid a creditor
I fiercely, "when yon are going to pay
! tie what yon or,.- me?" "I give :t up
replied ?.:.?? debtor; '? k me potuething
i.i+\."
1 Mr. Charles G. Garrison, el Green
; vide, died on the 12th. Mi ->r-. Jas.
I Gregorie, ot Pocotuli^o, und J. C. W.
I Legare, of John's i.-i du '. in: t
i week.
Hardy Solomon ':?<?? the largest
collection i f groceries ui cvt'ry kind
to bo found in t...' city. Examine
them.
I A colored boy was murdered by an
unknown while man in B.iruwell
County, on the 0th. No causeas
I sighed i?ud no clue to the murderer.
Waking Up.? The Cologne Itazeitu
is constructing a privato 300-mile tele?
graph line to Berlin iu order to get
early Parliamentary reports.
I Brandy fruits, preserves, jellie.-,
'jam.*:, etc., al Rirdy Solomon'.- gro?
cery.
Give Hard] Solomon a trial, if it
want anything in the grocery Hue.
His fetock is fresh.
Best of ci'.mis at Columbia Hotel
Cigar Store.
Fine Norfolk oysters at Fine's bti
loou.
Choice cigars and tobacco at Colum?
bia Hotel Cigar Store.
Subscribe for the Phienix.
CaiiT?rrjtarto~New "Turk: '??You'to
bad an earlbquuke, too, have you?
Shako!"
R. ?. Bowie, John Hill nud Joseph
Liddell, of Abbeville, have emigrated
to Mississippi.
Lost,
ON or near Main utreot, vosterd&y,
a lalt'.i ? OLD VTA'CO 11, for which a
_i-mitatde reward will he paid, it re
Eumvil to 1?. MULLEtt'S storo.
Dec li'_F*
Appitc ! Ar>ples 1 ApplSB!
?y(\( \ ?Ur.S. settcted Northoru AF
?\ j\J PIKS, ?iiisisting of Ilaldwin,'
Pippins, Heeks, t.ro.-uings, North Hp/,
HpilKeube-r^ur, an?'. lRtidir.fr this day and
fur sale* at very low price* bj
O. J. L VCKEY,
Dec Kit! Oppoiito PmgytxOfllco.
New Staud.
Iltv.SPECTFULEY inform lay friends
and tho piil>lh'. in general that I have
I him mat, .-ext door to hit old stand, a re*KU
lar CONFECTIONERY STORE, Wlih a full
Rtitmly of CANDIES, HAKES, FLUFFS,
1 l>Y^, iu lact; evorvthing unitable for
hohdavd. 1'. \V. KitAFT, Agent.
Iijrc 19 _12
Wanted,
ENTLEMKN possessing ability and
\JT energy, to seil the*' 'CAltOLINA
riUN;;!'I.AN'T!'i;,'' a new, patented nia
chiiu , iu every Count.-.- in toe Southern
For competent persons, this is an exce!
eht opening. Address
ALF It ED T. PEEK P.,
Sectvt&ry Carolina Transplanting Co.,
Dee. ID 6 Columbia, 3. C.
AHOTHEH
OPPORTUNITY
np*.> in void a few dollars, with uoa-ible re
i turns of thousand.-", i? offered by tl?e
poiiiponetaent of Public LiUrarv of Ken
tuck, to the 27th of r&'itKCAKY NEXT, of
Ihetr liflli and last Concert and Drawing.
The management are pledged to the return
o{ liiii money, if tno drawing should not
.come oil' at 'in. day now appointed.
One Grand Oath Gift.*.?2fl0,000
Om Grand Cash Gift. 100,000
Mm Grand U.wh CiiTt. 7">.0OO
i ?Sie* Grand Cash (iifl. 59,000
j [.Use Grand Cash Gilt. 23.000
3 Ca eh GHta, f2t1,l>00 each. 100,1*00
111 Cadh Girts, M.-iOO each. 1-10,000
I 15 Cash Gifts, 10.00:1 each. 100,000
20 Cash Gifts, 5,000 each. 100.080
&> Cash Gi'is, 4,On') each. 100,000
I :i>) Cat>h Gifts, 8,000 each. 110,000
*>0 Cash Gifts, 2.000 each. 100,000
lOOOanh Gifts, 1.000 each. 100,000
I 2IM0aeh Oifts, 500 each.129,000
' ."Mio Ca h (iifts, i00 uach. 50,000
19,000 Oath Oitt!?, 50 each.MO.OOO
I Whole* Tickets M0. Halves $25. Tenth,
: or >a I. C upon, 15. !'.!? veil Whole Tickets
1 f ,V)ft. _
Ftu Tickets, or info:eiation, address
rilOS. V. LltAMLE i i tl,
: i si 1 Manager, L: uigvillej Ec*ntucky.
: * V) uri9
Piles Cured.
D-d. 1. A. CLOFTON, of Huiitsvil'c, Ala.,
may he coiir-uiicd at t.i.o Mansion
Hon.?.1 until the* ?_'-:!i instant. II?. treats
I with nertoot enceeee. FILES, FISTULA,
; s i It 1'.. i FItE<, L'Lt.'E ?-, T?MOUS, Dis
;i*a-- - >t she bladder, Ac. Refers to re
j t ible h'.-ntlemi n < f every town in the
| Mate, who have been hin patient*). Call
l ami see Ictterc from theut. Cured without
';:.<? knife. Patients .-. ? not routined to
; their lud?. Dr. Clopton visits Wiunsboro
after leaving Columbia,
j 'e'.m n.s. C, November 19. 1871.
; ]>>? ?/. .1. f'lfp'ou?Dk.ui Sin: When, in
I August of last >e*ar, yon an aueeesefully
. u\,< mir-.; on ten for hemorrhoidal tutaors,
I 1 had hee'u atllicted f ar full fifteen years.
More than iwo-thirdrf Of that time 1 was tu
dinahletl that I could not, but to a limited
rxtent, petlonn the unties of my vocation.
How mach it: that long period was endured
?the pain, the los? of blood, the exhaust ?
ion?1 could not undertake to tell. When
tou 3-itv nil-, my condition x\xa such that I
am satisfied without relief there would
have been at no very distant day a fatal tor
niinatiou It is with profound t*r?.titudc
that 1 now announce the- remarkable cure
which, in the* goodi chb of Divine Frovi
d?tiee, Ua* been effected by your akillful
I treatment and ?voll-pi acticed hand. Fifteen
niouthd liKVO elapsed eince the operation,
I and 1 dud no indications of a return of the
I dtfcuAHt). The improvement in my general
health hr.a been, I tiiiuk, very eon-iilerabl>:,
; and tliecomfort e>f romvluto exemption from
the annoyance and vntTeriug to which I had
! *<o lonj: been snbieuted, i? a bleseing moro
tliur 1 had hoped for, ami in well calculated
to keep \ on iu grateful remembrance. Ifc
Ktvcn me* pleasure to recommend othern
??ho may sutfi r iu a f-imilar way to mako
I trial your tkiil. Vour.-, very trulv,
' ,,,c ,s.? ?--_ ?_._
Christmas Goods.
_ lOpy. I'liFi bir^L?-*i variety of
*-< n^^w^; " ?ODS in iho city, i*nlt?l?lo
_ r C Hit ISTMAS and NEW
I VEAli FltlWRNTS, can t>e
-v --rr-.tr^t-c' fotthd at DIAL'S Hardware
v iapply of F.tteio Three-^
Minn .; i i.EA J F.'..m-,iitM '^><4.
: - : ,w an: ?? >?*? 4 ^>
. i ?; ? ? p.: ? d.o? is ,;
CAR LOAD CAL1F?RIHA
Wine, Hrnndy & Champagne
?... JUST KEOEIVKD tiireet
\ , Loin i/?'.ifornia Tlicst* Wints
?SSSLH.*ions grapes ol California.
?4.R??,'? For sah* bv
IV ? i '.I.O. SEKOE11S.
IfFltK CAI.IFOHKIA J?OMT.
pi ? i- .1. C. 8KKGKHS.
IiFltK f A I.! KOUM.% A > tiKI.lt-A.
|), C I- J. SEEG EltS.
})l III'. I'A I.IKOUXtA M A UK. 1 It A .
1?, ,- 1 i .1 C. S FEGE US.
b'd Cases Oatawba Champagne.
rPHLS WINK is superior to the French
: J. and iiuportifd Champagne.
I),.- i-, ' J. v. sKV-.G F.US.
Christmas Goods.
My -v..1. ol COX PKOTI?NK KIEf,
I'd F.I I S. TCYc', A*c., for ii^- C Ei i-t
inas l:-didu*>. i.-j now open f >r inspection,
an! the public are re-'poetfully invited to
??ivi nie a call, fe-elint: eonti.lt-ut that lean
; suit all. both in re* ^ a id i > epi ?.'.:?;?? atid price.
M> hi 'oitnuuit ol I'l.ys i.i iart.'C iind varied,
aiid my prices re-asoiiul ?. Evorything kept
in : ih>t claiia truii and eon feet ionery (tore
will be totitidat my Establishment.
W. STIEGLITZ,
Few doors below Fiteuxix oftice.
j), c !ft 12
Apple butter, penoh butter, plum
btilter, raspberry butter, and every
i other kind of butter, (except suet,) can
j always be obtained from Hardy Solo
i mon.
uTlOtlOIQ
Sale by Receivers.
O. C. I'lClXOTTO ,V SUNS', Auctioneers
In the matter of the Citizens' HaviugB Bank
of Houth Carolina, Bankrupt: William
Johnston, Petitioner, vs. John Fisher,
TrnBtce of tho Citizen?' Savings Bank,
etal.
PURSUANT to the decretal order or tho
Honorable George B. Bryan, United
Seatoa Judge, for the District of Sonth
Carolina, dated the 15th day of October,
1874, in the above stated cause, we will sell,
on M 'NUAY, the 1th day of January, 1875,
between the hours of 11 o'clock iu the fore?
noon and '6 o'clock in tho afternoon, in
front of the Court House for the County of
)'ich laud, in tho city of Columbia, State of
South Carolins, the following Dropcrty, to
i wit:
I The undivided eeven-tkirtic-thu of tho
I lands, tout tucutu, easement*, heredita?
ments, fixtures, toola, uiaohincry and ap
purtenancoa r.oribtituting t?c property
knowu as tho "rSALUDA FACTORY,'' tho
mi me being the intoroat of John FiBber,
Trustee,therein.
A'uo, t.io undivided ono-tenth of the
lands, tei.emeuts, easements, heredita
monts, fixturea. tooln, machinery and ap
pnrtenanceH, constituting the property
known ne tho "SALUDA FACTORY, the
name being the intoruet of John B. Palmer
tbereiu. The said Factory ia located in the
County <>r Lexiugton, on tho Wceteru bank
of the Sahtda River, about three miles
from tho city of Columbia, and ban now in
active Operation Sis Thousand Five Hun
I drod Spiudlea, to whioh ie attached Two
Hundred and Thirty-five acres of Land,
lying on both sides of tho Saiuda River,
which enables the power to be very largely
increased with but a slight outlay to eeve
ral thousand borao powor.
Either of the above intcrcets can be
treated for at private uale on or before the
firec day of January next; tho former by ap?
plying to John Fisher, Trustee, at Golum
Ida, S. C, and tho latter by applying* to A.
U. Brehtzer, Assignee, at Charlotte, N. C.
Tcnsis of Sale?One-third cash, and the
balance on a. credit of ono and two yoars.
Purchasers to pav for all pancrs.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
J. FISHER, Beceivere.
C3*-Each nowapaper named publieh as
follows: Charleston A'tic? and Courier,
Philadelphia Public Ledger, Sew York Jour?
nal of Commerce, Uoatcn 1'cst, Dec. 8,
15, '2.1 and 2t?. _P_ec 5
Flour! Fiour! Flour!
1 C\f\ BARBELS Magnolia Mills Ban
JLV/V/ Tou Extra Family FLOUB, juut
received and for sale bv
C. J. LAU RE Y,
Oppofcite PntBKlX Office.
Tho abovo Flour will bo kept oonolantly
on hand. Dec 15 G
Cabbages' Cabbages!
O /\Af\ UK AD choice Northern
?,\/V/l/ CAbBAGES.
loo bb!*. IRISH POTATOES, Table and
Seed;
25 bbls.cboieo Bed and White ONIONS.
10 bids. GRAPE IRUIT, just received
and for sale low by C. J. l.AUREY,
Dee 15 c Opposito Pncssix Office.
PARKER'S HA LL .
TWO MCUTS ONLY
Of t!i2 charming Society Actress,
MISS ADA GRAY
Supported by a
Powerful Company!
Including Mr. W. C. FOPE, Mr. EDWIN
BKOWNK, Miee SALI.IE A. PARTING
I TON, be.
Kill DAY, Dl il KMIIKlt 18,
Augustin Daly's great play, entitled
ARTICLE 47.
SATt'UUAY, DECENBElt 10,
Ca\MILLE.
OS-Admission, $1. Gallery, 50 cente. Re
nerved seal a may be had at LyBraud'e
without extra charge. Dec 1C 3
Since, then, Chribtmae, the gift-time, is
fast drawing near.
Seek MeK< nzie'e aaaiatance your children
to cheer;
Ho'll supply every want, overy wien he'll
attend,
And at once to your homes the rare trea?
sure will send.
Agency Retained.
By letters testamentary received
FROM OLD SANTA CLAUS
KRIS KRINGLE!
THE OLD AGENCY is
retained, which ban been
so satisfactorily attended
to lor the benefit and
pleasure of old and young,
gravc. and gay, rich and
poor, for thirty-three
j By John !VIc3?enz;ie,
Main street, m ar State Capitol,
AFULL BUDGET
!m nowei ? n .'. lOr inspection '.v. his Show
. i. in r.s. v. it-: i ladies h ud gentlemi n are in?
vited to eail and eiamiue his liueaudva
' rii d rtnii nl of
j All bearing tho sea! of tho Agent,
I "Fresh Christmas Goods,",
I At ; rices to sul. I he limes,
j '1 iu assortment off.-red to the public ie
varied, choap, extensiyo. So come along.
Isee, buy dm! be convinced,
A fiuo solccthm of FRENCH CONFEC?
TIONS, from celebrated bouses in that
hue. ;it 1T> cents to $1.00 per pound, neatly
put up iu boxe?.
PURE CAN?
DIES, made
daily, that only
require the test
of taste to esta?
blish the fact.
OAK ES of all
kinds on hand,
and made to
order.
N. B. Send in
ordi rs early foi
Would you thus your children blees,
On their little hearts impress,
A whole hl.? of happiness
And id jo\>?
Help now their gladsome mirth,
As they gather round your hearth,
Nor let there bo a dearth
Of their tovs. Dee 17
Promptncps and attentiou are tbe
rules at Hartly Solomon's grocery es?
tablishment.