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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
County Court Smith County, Tennessee.


Il. B. hsynie, Admir-, si'h The Will annexed,
W. O. Bill TO sell land.
Mguha Miller and others.
IN this case it appear no {, the saii=fschon OF fhe
Clerk, that the defenklnts Jobh Miller and En-
lGh Miller reside hcyond he limits OF The STATE
OF Tennessee, 70 uat the ordinary process Of
Law cannot he served upCn Them; Il IS therefore
ordered thar publication be ma e Ia the Nashville
Union, a newfp paper Published 10 the city OF Nash
vile, ior four Successive weeks requiring said de-
PENDANTS 20 appear at the next term Of The Coun
" Court Tor smith county, 10 be held az Car
image on the first Monday in February next. lsGe.
then and there to plead, answer or densur b CON.
pianants hill. o. the same will be taken for COMES
SEQ ard set Tor hearing eG parie as to them.
lan1-W4t i. W. TURNER, Clerk.
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Administrator's NOfica.

ITO The Creditors Of the est ne of James Miller,
deceasedi having s~eggested ths insolvency or
50 estate 20 the Clerk OF smith county, Tennessee,
J hereby give you The notice required Of me 10 give,
70 ne your CLAIMS against said estate, properly au-
ihonu ated, as by law required, with The Clerk Of
The County Court Of 5na n County Tennessee, on or
before the Let DAY Of June, 1885, or the same will be
forever barred their proTa a. X. Is. HAYNIE,
lRn6-v4 Admir- Of Jas. Miller, decd
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f2rso1s r-aacauaintsd IN the city sseizg
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for The treatment.
Of SPeesat Disease, are often at q i0ss 70 dst
temine 70 whom 60 entruss thu treatmeut
o. such esses. To such persons us take
pleasure IN stating thst The eldest eatab-
A7smsnt q this Kind Is q No. - neadsrick
street. aa4 this should be q uhceu guar
eatee that thla is q reliable institution. DR.
=. klcAAAD goSEs nay BE- found ir his o.
Zee during he koun stated In a. rsusFsl
advertisement Al msdsoiEss 6rHss.A IA
AS sNcs.
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gANBURG 0 r VINE
lN a DlnRRTIc

q has 20 equal. clnsuE ~ sppsafs mI bulIlsr
up us system. beng enureiy . pure saas oil :
ms. ulnlfls arsre.
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HOUSE for Sale.

ON SATURDAY, tire isth cay Of J~snnsry, ISIS 81
" 10 o'dock I Nfl sel e. TIE Dg1est hcaef.
fnr cash, that hasuidni Frsms houSe Stuaiea On
thacorner o. college ead.lsckson streeis, 10 ~ ~
a. FFeanaon "a hy hauds IN hyur 81 Thos. kiy,
sad one n favor q leuninEr a Fsshef.
snB.A b E. REsr, cunslien. G.
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saturday night, about nine o'clock. a coll
orsd man wss knocked dOwa near The cor
uer of College aud Jefferson streets. by o
party OF soldiers. badly beaten, and robbod
Of GneeE or twenty dollars. About half
hi- lower lip was batten Oh.
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Parties sending Orders 10 the job
Department Of this Paper viii please
write - Union Office > on the face Of
the Copy.
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Speer's Wine

it mpaHs q hss'thy sehon q ~ glands. tdr
40 unuary orRsus. FerT enehaal n drupsY. I
NJ reumsfc adesions.
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Old Course of treatment

bHr,c4s o. cnFsnry ANNOYED by patients returning ui D,-4-- --..
A1 nefent q mcie 1T treatment Nr tnr -vs .
we 9n q pam. His treatment has 1nfrraae . h r
n@ 9we nnad much mere e1ecat thn auv other us . -
- E-i Nh Vvonlay NphHt sUH1.8 rnrs T.. uI man, s.
's PneWd hy Che Old school Toameat E -'I
~ +VNAss charges ar the same la au e..-ur A-.
H9k attention shat b would tor ac mouth. sad t r- ..
cure a. speedily m possible "Nrl". '
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A Hose sAlrrD DovS-rhe man Hogg
who attempted 10 sWindlo a number OF car
merchants. snd whose operations We de-
tailed a few days since, was yesterday hela
over u tho SUM Of 81 .eoo, for ms appear
ance before the Criminal Court, By Esquire
Nraeham.
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REMoNAL.

A RRINeToN a FARRAR have removed their
"a Office to
NO. 6s PUBLIC SQUARE.
Next door to the City Hotel, and adjoining tie
Methodist Publishing House, where they wdi De
most happy To receive their iriends and customers
10 fIeI- rnynortshia ofca. Remember, No OS.
A~RRINGTON a FARRAR,
iRu2 In Real kstEte and General Agents.
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
Company.

The Office Of this old snd reliable Conpa
ny will be removed on Moaday, sih inst,
to rooms in the Bank of the Union. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
Parties wishing either Marine or Fire IN
surance will do well 20 call upon this Com
pany for fair rates and prompt payment an
case Of loss.
ianIu-2w
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

Qua JOS OFFIoE-We are executing every
description OF plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatsst style, and at the lowest
prices. at this oflce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

OLD THEArnE The eHidden Hand" Is to
be repeated at she Old The2.re tonight. Il
was wei played last night
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
7IS Broadway. New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, ladies'
Sets Of Gold ana Coral; Jet and Gold, FoFsndne,
Mosaic Jet Lava, snd Cameo sets Of studs, Vest
fud Neck CHAINS, PLAN sud Cha cd uclt Rings,
Gold Thimtles, Lockets, New style Belt Bcckles,
Sold Pens ard Pencils. Fancy Work Boxes, Col
Pens With Gold and Sryer Extension hOlaers, and
ais-ge assoc tracut Of Fee Jewelry of every des-
cupton, Of the best makes and latest slYier, Yl-
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Business on the wharf yesterday was ouse
u'sly' ana considerable ireightWas shipped
- Snis POINT The Golden Eagle passed
w her guards under uator. She ds-
charged her freight here.
NAsHvntz.- The Garst,e. of rr
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Original Attachment.
~ A. r. II IAN go

THE p'antlh, on affidavit, ssys The defendant is
ndeotsd 10 her, aod SO absc0ndz himself that tbs
Ordinary process cannot be served upon him. and
having obt1fneG an original sttachnea a2ainst the
proptry Of the de euuant, retumahle before J.. Il.
kelso, a Justice Of the Peace for Monroe county.
a-d the same having been levied on his property. Il
Is therefore ordered by ssd JGsti-e that the de
iendaat appear before him az Office, in Monroe
county, on the 21d day Of February, 1896. b an
sEerthsn and there the said Attachment as the law
directs, or the same vii be taken as confessed As 90
hun and heard ex psrte. This the nth cay II Au-
gust 1885. J.. II. KaL.O.L J.. p.
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Ho FOR MExIco.-The Lebanon Her
and Racistar sava.

We nave been informed that twelve fami-
lies from the ~neighb0rhCod Of Carthage,
Smith County win leave for Mexico next
Spring. They will 60 as EAR rs New Orleans
on Cat boats, aud from thence by steamer
20 Vera Cruz.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

The chemical wonder known as the Eggs
Of Pharaoh's Serpent, are manufactured and
FIR sale by Yarysn 4 Co, Druggists, corner
Cedar and Cherry streets. decd If
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In Chaneery st Livingston. Tennessee.
DECEMBER RULES, 1895.
2 R. Chowning,

LNthls cause IL appear ng 70 the Clerk & Masler,
rom ccmplsinsnts bll. ahich IA sworn 10 fbef Ia
lenasnL mi b. McMilen a. a resident ofthe STATE
81 Illinois. so that the ordinary process Of law can
hol De serVed upon him 10 is therefore ordered
ln ne Nashville Unisl, a paper published in ne
e.iy OF hasnVlie, requiring SAID defendant to appear
~ Tue next term a tho Chsncery Court for OVerton
Tpehtyi az Livingston Tenn on the lst Monday Of
feoruafy, 1870, AID p'ead, snsser or demur c5m-
pilnsnts bHl, OF the same will be taken for ecn-
iessed end set for heagng eX parta.
jsnf-w4t J ". WRIGHT, G.. an.
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Cotton Farm for Sale.

1 n excellent O-ton Farm. two miles EesiH De
a nerTiHNa caulsiu nE a-a arres. via D. sold
on he "a day II Eehfuuy uexb 70 The highest bid
Der. ga q crciiio i ems ana i~o yesrs (exccrt $50
eashh. RP. CHkMBkRS.
raaEHei
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, OF
printed to order
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Co 10 Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.'s Nashville
Business College for a thorough education
in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
negship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &e.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON x co.
Octl3-ly.
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For sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

oldpapers, o.he largest in the city, f@orsalo
tlis Office.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16

.CRLL YOUR gNCURRENT MGNRY.-Fbe
- following are the rates raid by THOs. 3. MARI.
BROKER, corner Of Union and College street, for
uncurrent money. These quot stons are liable to
huct1ate. but may he depended on = Sufficient
length Of time for the remitiancea to ba received
by mail OF express, il forsarded without delay.
.v-a-- .R.-E nF ErftN, o-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
SPECIALNOTICES.
A00rGn- GnLn. or SORE TuR0AF
Rrawns sronehlsI Treehes

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
WI faa Trochss uselul 10 clearing the voice when
Ia e. before Staging OF s~Peaking. and relieving the
tarsat Sfler aa uau=usi exeHioa ofthe vocal org as.
ne Troshes sre RECOMMENDED and prescribed BY
Physscaaz, saa have hsd Testimonials irom Emit
nent men t~hroggh9us toe country. Being sn art-
Gle o. tsue merit, and having proved thsir efficacy
by a test or msnyyean each year hnds Them n 81
Iiioua lecsliues IA wares paIi- o. The N0hdYsnd
he Traehes ars uaiFerss IS prosoun.ei better thsa
other articles.
Oblain oaly "Be'SSs BIaseaiat raccrFs." snd
not take any OF ihe Worries lnaailoas Inst
Be offered
soldereryshere IN the United stAies and IN For
eiga Con tres. at 5 cent? p r box
hnI2-3m
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H~r,DoUA5rrss DEPART. OFrHE CUSaEaLASD,

HEADQUARTERS DEPART. or rHE CUNRKRLAND,
NASHVILLE, TESN., July "a, 1868.
DIT. John Bulls agent Mr.. -, has remission
to ship to Nashville. Tenn, p gross or 800 dozen,
Of Bull 5 CedTon Bitters, for sale to suffers in the
army only.
The reeula ions Of the Treasury Department are
to be complied with strictly.
By command Of Mai. Gen. Rnsecrans.
WM. NJ WINS.
Major aud Provost Marshal General.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail by BERRY, DE.
MOVILLE 4 CO., Nashville, Tenn.
~OctlT-tu sat d1W5m
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The RI Rev. Bishop Of the diocese Of
Tennessee, Charles Todd Quiniard, wll
preach tomorrow Wednesday at p. IA.
81 7. Cone has received Harper's Weekly,
Police 0srette, Nation, Round Table. lnde-
pendent. Every saturday, Weekly Msga-
sine, New York Weekly, Chimney Corner,
Flats Uuis, United States Service Magazine,
SUI 81 the lste dsilies.
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Sfnra md Rooms for Rent

nTr-tTFD On he corner Of simmer s,a Cesar
- slre9t. srft.he 3fa 6r csFy o. f~roviziau siore.
fos.ss.iou qfVen Immediately, sd Rent moasr.te
1ni92.e SIAhA
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" lines and Hat
IL
y 1ufhefs
&c Bonds
nsTidsou cdpniy bo1dsf6
AN j. R HsnR 7i
lie shove bonds are
Sith coupons
ifom ls6l mcluied.
n C1roiina Coupons
atmrhs city Coupons a.
eunessee Coupoas 10
6eoaH-louIon 9
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II you wsnt your Pianos we'll tuned, cal
on G. +. Jackson, at Luck's, on Union
street, or ct his new Music Store, IN Church
street. Orders from the country will meet
with prompt attention. oct26-tf
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A VOICE. FRoM VIcEsBuR0.-
NIcKssURs, MIss., Aug. q, 1868.
Dr. John Bil-Dar Si, j am happy 10 state TO
You that 1 have u Ell your valuable Cedron Bitisrs
with ereat benefit 10 myself in general debility and
prOsfrifion Of my system prOduced by the TN
heslthy and miaEinstlc influence OF the Mississippi
river around Vicksb1rg, having been with General
Grants army throughout its whole southern cam
pa'gn. iconf- emily recommend its use TO all per
sons who are eOposedio unhealthy climates.
B.. ". FOGLE,
Agent U. S. Sanitary Commission.
LOUISVILLE, BY, Sept. 16, lS63.
On the 2,d Of JUS last I submitted through an
agent o. mire, TO the Medical Director OF the De-
partment Of the A my Of the Cumberland, a sam
pie OF my Cedron Bltters, FIR inspection, and re-
questedi sfer s~nalYsis, he foundn mentorieus, to
sanction and approve ifs use among our soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, aud
also Gen. Rosscrans' permission 10 ship 800 dozen
al once, 70 have &c sold TO suffers.
JOHN Bull.
81 am satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no
harm to any one II taken properly and in mOdera-
ton. see no objection to Or. Bul & being permit
ted 70 dispose CT L to suffers.
HESRl A. THURsr0S,
Surgeon aD6 Medical Director, DC"
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no BE AGAINU

HAVING returned again with a large
stock OF
Trimmings, worsteds. Zephyr
&c, &c,
to the old home, l would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville mat we will
be prepared 10 manufacture any kind OF
Cords, TasseIs, Buttons, Fringes,
&c., &C.,
as good and as ehserfully as formerly.
OSCAR BONNIE i CO.,
noyl-tf No. 9 Union street
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MAYORS OFFICE
NksHYuIE, TESN.. Ian ~ lsiH

MAYORS OFFICE.
NAsHVu4E, IESN., ian IL ISIS,
A q. susNklaNn, ESQ. Rereaue T~olector
In pursuance Of notice given ID The city uspers,
IN fhe man D Of NoYeHher EAST requssaaR 1tln-
Tresls for Taxes due tie Corporation Of the C u Of
NssbvfIe. O. ua5 the sane 81 an es,ly cay ycuT re-
rerf SHOWS q ls es smoant sun Warsid. ana t1e ~
m rsntnts QTthe Da fn,ssug, aad demEnis uuun
Hio Me- pressing oilrs lons, arr so 20. 20 thEf you
- hcrebv n=fmr.e fa comply Nlh tie -, sud
15ske yonrremrns 70 the January Term q The ar
cat Coust, gv ne Zen aays neteet ~ eN pfpen.
A. J. DUNCAN, Ftu1hsr
m,a lisa OF delinquent aty ia psyels hes sTen
- M 80 viii H. rep0sted 81 the appIu@eLle
ferm Of he Gncuit Cont fsfte- @9ws f
nc A. B. sHANkIAND,
s,r ,a Ciy Kescaue Co iector.
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Statement Of the Condition Of the PHENdx NsgRANcE o0APANY, Of Hartford
STATE Of TENNESSEE, pursuant to the Statute Of that State
Et Then name of The Company sthe PHEaN HNWRWrC COMPANY ai locheiM Hartford Conn
ID Thu amount offs Capital stock
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The Chamber then adjourned.

The Secretary was authorized to sell the
remainder Of the desks at not less than s.
each.
~. oL.v,h.r tbe, s1f,urrnd
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nov in store snd racAying dsly, an wineh Ne are
Offering al the very o west prizes.
or hsril lies and basiness CONNECTIONS Afe sutl
uist Wefae assured We csn aiord entire s~austN'-en
m every insfsHoa, ash those entfustns us NHh
their ordris Gao rely ugor receiving The gonie upon
az fsVeralde terms snd ai as Tow rates a. p AeN
gere present huying 10 person.
LAMBS, FHudlIRs . CO.
-,,T er,f ,s
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Dr. Jones Dispensarv.

iahouht be particular in rsaul Co ur number afur a-rf -
an sac Nfaniy which resemble uMa l Dr. JuNE-S
~ a pua SEu WI De- Gsni over Che dr
AT e,~muRsaioHa y ma o oh@vse hedt be- altaasIs
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-13
News Items.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-Darling's
Special Committee to investigate revenue
frauds will so at onco to New York and
proceed TO examine tho heavy frauds there
The Committee to investigate the New
Orleans riots will leave at once for New
Orleans, accompanied by the scr scant-at-
arms OF the House.
An amendatory national currency Act
WAS reported in the House to-day. 1t pro-
vides for the organization OF additional in
stltutlOns, and to have the cicculat ion
more cquitably distributed, North and
South.
The Government has disapprovcd the
settlement made by our Cons ul at London
with Frazer, Trenholm & 90. relative to
all claims upon Confederate property
The suits commenced by our Consul at
Liverpool will therefore continue.
New ioRK, December 12.-Further par
ticulars OF the battle at Matamoras have
been received. The commander Of the
assauitinG forces reports the loss OF half
OF his men in the assault on Fort Monterey.
He says their failure Safas owing to the
want of scaling ladders. Escobedos loss
was 200 killed, 400 wounded, and between
300 and 400 prisoners. Canales' loss, all
told, IS about 100. 1t is said Esco5cdo
would have crossed the river to Texas, aud
wiped out the Yankees. Largo numbers
of wounded officers of Escobedo's army
have arrived at Brownsville. Canales and
Escobedo had met and embraced each
other in tho presence of Gen. Scdgcwick
Fears OF an attack upon the United States
forces while in occupation of Matamoras
had led to extensive preparations for their
defence, on the Brownsville side Of the
river, from whence the entire United States
military force would have crossed. had it
been necessary. The higher classes Of
Mcxicans did not regard American occupa-
ton of Matamoras i'll q friendly light. The
evacuation OF Durango by the Imperalists
and its occupation by the Liberals is con-
flrmod. The army destroyed by the I'M
perial forces near San Luis is represented
to be the best in the Liberal ranks.
New YORK, Dec ember 12.-The steamer
Cida from Vera Cruz on The G:Il has az
rived ut Havana.
Maximlian had decided not 10 abandon
the Empire.
Vera Crnz journals attribute to Shcr-
man and Campbeli's arrivals the determi-
nation of Macmillan to remain.
The Liberals made three distinct alta cls
at Tulanemgo demanding it's surrender.
The garrison, which consists OF eighthun-
drcd BetSlans, and four hundred NJ a1icans,
repnlsed every attack. Estopctta, of Me1i-
co, OF the 2Glh, says the French citizens
WAC escaped the massacre of Sonora are
beginning to arrive at that city Others
escaped to Lower California. GcueralC Cas-
taSany reached .Gualalajara on tho 5th,
with fourteen hundred men. 1t is reported,
he went there to cover the retreat of the
garrison Of M.Zatlan. There We're at
a:.chor ut Maza,lan six mcn-of-war, two ct
which arc American.
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SHER.IFF'S SALES

John {. .Ssegcrs rs. Joseph Bauneann.
10y virtue of sundry writs of feri facias
D to me directed, will sell, before the
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
hours, on the FIRST MONDAY and TUES
DAY IN January next,
The following PROPERTY, viz:
~ acres of Land, in Richland District,
known as the Columbia Lager Beer Brow
cry, with all the Buildings thereon. Also,
copper Pan, of $50 gallons; 1 Malt Mill,
with entire fixtures; Coopers' Slabs and
fixtures; largo lron-bound Vats, 80 Iron
bound Barrels, Kegs and Hogshcads, ]
large Grindstonc, 1 Stove, 7 Windsor
Chairs, 3 Pine Tables, 1 lot empty Barrels
ana hcgs; together with all the articles be-
longing to said brewery, which is situated
on the Northeast side of Charlotte Rail
road, about onc-ha!f mile from the CITY and
Charlotte Dcpot-all in complete order and
in tull operation. Levied on as the pro-
perty OF JOS. Baumann, at the snit OF
john G. SceSers vs.. Jos. Baumann
Terms OF sale cash.
ALSO,
All The right, title and interest OF }. G..
Kenneth, i'll the entire stock of me-. an
dlzc of Kenneth & Gibson, OF the cisy Of
Columbia, consisting in part, as follows.
Ot Sugars, Coffecs, Teas, Molasses, Can
dies, Soap, Starch, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, BagSing, Rope, Twinc, Spices, AL
inoncs, Raislns, Tin and Wooden Ware
Table and Pocket Cutlery, complete and
general assortment ri Hardware, Brandics,
Whistles, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Iron,
steel, Nails, Smoking ii Chewing To
oacco, Olls, brushes, Shoes, &c, &c.
ALSO.
is bales Cotton, square packed.
bags Cotton.
Scales and Weights.
Said stock valued at about $4,000 or
$4,000.
A Lot OF Land in the city of Columbia,
with the buildings thereon, containing
three -fourths of an acre, moro or less,
Assembly, North by II. Hess lot, and East
by L. n. Lewis. Said lot, and buildings
thereon, is levied on exclusively as tho
property OF j: g. Kenneth, at the suit et
l.. -. Child5 & Co. and VIM. Johnson ls.
j. G. Kenneth.
Terms of sale cash
Dec 13 j. L. DENT, S. r. d.
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Ee1e@raph.
Cable Despntchss.

December 11-Evening
quantity OF arms intended for the use of
Fcnians, and oil the fittings of gun-smith
shop, were seized to-day at Cardiff, while
on the way to ireland. The steamer Boli-
var has been Seized in the Medway on sus-
plcion Of being Fenian cruiser. A large
quantity Of arms and ammunition and
thirty tons of gun powder were found on
board. No access to shore is allowed those
on board. The captain and the mate of
the vessel, who do not know the crew, say
the vessel was for the Government of CO.
lonlbia.
LONDON, December 12.-In the commits
sion to adjust the Alabama claims, those
Of this country against tho United States
for losses of British subjects by depretla-
tons during the war viii be brought
prominently forward
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-13
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 12.-The fol-
lowing. are the nuotatinns of eotton To- dnr.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 12.-The fol-
lowing are the quotations of cotton to-day:
Ordinary, 24@26; middling, 2s@9o.
NEW YORK, December 12-Noon.-
change 92; sight r04; stock market strong
Gold 37t. Flour quiet, and Without de-
clded change; receipts 10, 400 bbls. Wheat
qulet-Western mixed 100, in store; re-
ceipts $500 bushels. Pork firmer; new
mess $21l21.5o: old $40 So Lard un-
changed, at 11s912. Cotton firm, at 800
81 for middling uplands, and 80 for mid
ding Orleans.
p. M.-Money 6. Gold 37l. Flour
moderately active, but without decided
chang S7.300q11; Western $7.30M
LEGO; Southern dull and dropping, at SO. 80
GG16. Wheat quiet and without change
No. milwaukee s2.19 Corn opened 1@52c.
better, but closed dull Cotton 10l2c. bet
ter and more active; sales of 4, 100 bales
middling uplands 343G35.
NEW ORLEANS, December H.-Cotton
active and advanced; sales of 10, 900 bales
low middling 291Ql301. Sugar dropping
fair 81. Molasses dull-fair so. Mixed
corn 81; white $1.10. Super flour s11.
LIVERPOOL, December 11-EveninS.-
The cotton market to-day has been quite
active; middling upands closed at 14:d
The sales reached 20, 900 bales. The bread
stuff market closed unchanged.
LONDON, December 1l-Evening-Cor
soils tonight closed 1T S55. United States
fve-twcntics IL.
LIVERPOOL, December -Noon.-Cot-
ton market opens active; middlng up
lands advanced I'd. per pound, closing at
fully I43d.
LONDON, December 12-Noon -Consols
are unchanged at 9Si, for money.