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DELIVERED TO TIE MARsHAL-Musca Bun.
dy, weil-known colored individual, who Is
wanted by the Criminal Court has been ar
rested BY oficer Evans with a bench warrant,
and was turned over 10 the Marshal of the
District
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GRAND LARCKNIRs.-Robert Dorsey aud
Henry Stewart were arrested this morning by
officers kearney and james for the larceny OF
barrel of syrup. the property OF Thomas M .
Cassell. The property was recovered, ana the
prisoners Were sent TO jail for court by Justice
Handy, Of the Seventh Ward
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M. -
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
9OvERNMENT SECrRlriEs.
WAsHIHofoH. December f. 1883.
Jay Cooke q 20. furnish Sns foliovIns
uotanons OF Qoyerumoue securttiaa.

NEW YORK PIRsr BOARD sALns
coupons, il2 Five Twenues, Ie6e. lo7S;
FIVE Tventes 1894. i05k; Five TWennes.
1865, 1UsX; Ten Fort es 9ox: Seven Turtles,
August, los \; do. June, 105x; do. July. los
3oio. 1917
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CoLLIsIoN.-The Alexandra Gazette saws
three masted schooner. the stephen Morgan
Captain Davy. from Georgetown. ID. G., for
Jersey CITY. with cargo focal, collIded with
a bark on Saturday night IN the Cnesapease
hay. snd lost her jbboom. and was oth rwiss
damaged. She put into Norfolk for repairs
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I AIIEs' AND GENTS DRESSING CASES,
ra WRITING DESKS. &c,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At n. W. GAIT BROS, Jewellers.
de 1857 35l Penn ayenua
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTRRIUk.
IL UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFIC

Washington, December Z 1856
Un the petition Of WILLIAM COLEMAN and
SIEPHEN 9, COLEMAN, Of Providence, 4. 1 !,
pra1in for the extension Of . patent sranted
to them On the 18Th day Of n arch. 1888 Tor an
improvement II supporting the tapping lit aud
peas hsysrd block of sail " ssels, Tor years
place on the 18TH day ~ N arch, 1851:
IL IL ordered that the sAtd petition be heard At
The Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day sf
re, ru.ry next at IL O'Clock N. and all persons are
nCnhed to appee- aud show cause, il any they
have, Why said position ought not TO be granted
.Penons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the resent Once their Questions specially
the day Of bearing; all testimony filed BY either
party TO be used at the said hearing be TAX en-
And transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the once: which vii be furnished on sppliostion
timony must be died in the once twenty days be-
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days .fter fling the testimony,
. ordered, also, that this notice be published in
The Eepublican. and Il Intelg encer; Hashinston,
d. o., and IN the journal, Providence. l..
once week Tor three successive weeks; the first
Of said publications to be at least sixty days pre-.
vious 70 the day Of hearing.
T. O. TdEAKBB,
Commtssioner OF P%tents
reLs1 ! q ths :boye kePers vim Dlsess
. paper containing this notice, de lS-v3v
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WAETEp-By respectable vomsn,a STU
w ALTON 40 cock in . restsurant or boardi ne-
nouee References given. Address . note to Box
Nc. IL Star ONCE Ir.
LOB sALE-A Physicisns OHAIsE, at Wallis
4 Bazasr. Saturday hornins. Dec .. st - o clock.
can be seen at Callahsns 8 Stable. sch street be-
tween aud 3 oe H.Ns
LOB RENT-Two new STORE B0OAs. on sih
II street near r street. The building Il DE w. and
has Beautiful chow Ufnde vs In frost, yard in the
rear, and cellsr under The house Tor serms, &C.,
de Is ST.
a,OR RENT-ro the highest bidder, the NORfH
II STORE- Room under Odd Fellows Hall, sth
Barber Shop and Ma9strate's once. It 10 . rood
locetien Tor oos.nssA PeIssns dssirtsg to reat,
signed, on or before she LIST DAY Of January next.
The Board o. trustses will reserve the right to re
jet any or ell bids submittsd deemed by them To-,
loy. SAMUEL 3 TURHER, Seoy frusSscs
kesideIce No: $50 eth stros<, between 4 and q
stfeeS, nAvy fef3. dels th&m
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HoRsEsTEALISG.-Y-ste Lieut.. John
son, OF The I'd precinct. arrested Thomas Jar
Doe, sllss Hay deD. for the larceny of a horse
tbe property of VIM. Milstead. OF Maryland
The horse was recovered, and the prisoner was
sent To Jail by Justice Walter TO await a re NJ
sition from the Governor OF MARYLAND
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LECTURE CouRsR--We invite attention 70
the advertisement OF a course of fourteen pun
lie lectures, under auspices OF the You1g's
Men Christian Association, commencing with
that OF Hon J. W. Patterson. next Friday
night. At MetZerou Hall. No seats will be
reserved, We are in formed, the design being 70
have the lectures accessible 10 all.
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r REHOH JUvBSILB BOOKS, from Paris;
a.. I'm: len US,srsa IT,, B:s..; Fine editions. il
".DS.rd .a'lor.. 10 possfy ;ss s Zoe sfe,.v,,.
RREAKFAef AND DINNIR CAsTORs,
RvsRT STYLE
FoR HOLIDAY PRBsENrs.
At NV. GAIT 4 BRO. 8, jewelers.,
dsl5st ss4 Pesasyivapis avenue.
JBwKL STANDS.
TOILET SETS. &c.
FOB HOLIDAY PRKslHTS.
At NV GAIT 4 BROS,
dels-3t Jewellers. asa Psnnyi vsnia ave.
nv GREEN = Williams, Aussiopesrs.
TxIsTHa SIX ROOMS, on IEAsR S q 8 R1u H ID
BY virtue Of deed IN trust, dated Eovemeer -.
*. Nm: q 81 .t ssf1sS;
s's .s's. q . se
a:.s.s s;:S ssl.s sE.nsa.G as s
OxAH ar AUerIOE
''S Ms.s...iS.: ). &. S.s cf Il. g"
Will be sold Of public aucii on. on SATURDAY.
under tSc :rp.ryi.ion Of B,svs. Rriasdisr 1 ee"
erai U. h. Tompkins, Deputy uuarterm sster Gen.
EIGHT WORK OXEN.
Terms: Cash, in Cover nment funds.
d ROCKER. Asst Or Cen.
delSst Bvt Msj Gen q. s. Army.
MEDALLION, EHGRAyED,
AND PLAIN ZOE PITCHERS.
FOB HOLIDAY PRBsENre,
At NV. GAIT 4 BRO. 8, jewelers.,
del3st 3sl Pepnsylyania avenue
RICH INLAID LIQUOR CAsEs,
FOE HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At n. W. GAIT Bro Jewelers..
dslsM 354 Pennsylvania avenue.
ZINE PEARL, IVORY,
AND PLAIN OPERA-GLAssEs,
FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
At N. ". GAIT 4 BRO. g, Jewellers,
del3t 3s4 Pennsylvanis avenue.
ORPHANS COURT, December IL, lSss.-DIs
- fRICl OF COLUMlIA. WAsHINeToN COUNT,
10 Wr In the case of johanna nrown, admins.
trs,rix Of Daniel Brown. deceased. the adminis.
Of the orphans Court Of wsssinston S co unity
Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY. the 5th day Of
January, 1871, for the final settlement and dis
ceased. and of the assets in hand, a. far as the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and whore all the creditors and heirs Of said
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise
By law be excluded from all beneft In said de.
ce:ssds estate: provided . COPY Of this order be
Mug Star previous 10 the said day.
rest-JAS. o'BGlRNE.
de DlsWSw Register Of Wills
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HEAVY Loss This morning a gentleman
reported 70 the Police headquarters that ne was
robbed OF siT.Ot0 on the train which arrived
from New York about 4 O'Clock this morning
He stated that be bad his money in his belt
around his waist, hut that. IL becoming uncom-
Portable. he took % on and laid ~ under his
head, after which be tell asleep. The belt Wa
found, empty, this morning, by the loser. near
his seat IN the car.
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Il RStn

Flu Rs! ru, FgRs
Having recently returned from New York, en-
new prepared 70 offer fresh- made Desirable PURs.
most suitable msmsntsss for Hslisay Prsssnta
s0bracine- -. :
HUDSON BAY SABLE.
MINK SABLE, -
ROYAL DRHIHE.
- SIBERIAN sQUIRRIL,
ABrRAcAN.
esq WArER MINK. &c, Ac,
In Skating and Dress MuFFs. B0As, ssd COL
LARS. Also. full assortment Of
CHILpRENy rURs. $50 -af
~ B. n grINHMgrZ,
Halter ana rurrtss, asa Pepua avenue,
dsnu tao doors from 18th street.
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LECTURES

FOURTEEN LEOTURBa
viii be given under auspices of
lV6NG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
First Lecture
FRIDAY EVENING. Dec IL, 1866, At
kBTZEROTT HALL.
Zen . m1@sesiag 81 O'Clock p. H., by Hon. J. W.
fATT8kSON, Senator elect from New HAM.
slifA ~" >~~~sS-
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LOCAL NEWS.

The POTOMAC GoLp MINKs-we understaad
that nearly all the Cold N insug Compaascs mp
spring opens II is ss ticipated that the Potomac
Gold Disginss viii De Of considerable import
snee. The Potomac Fails Company, Of which
Pres,dent and Me.ers MACE. S ~ sna k, n
Eour. the principal stockholders, have q tract
Of 500 acres adjoining the Great Falls, on the
Maryland SIDE, from which some hne speei-
mems OF eola bearing quarts haze lately been
sent down. Some OF these specimens we have
been shown. which, Il is stated, on assay
yielded over $500 to the ton. THIS Company
bias inst commenced s'skafting." and nave
found the pure gold at about ten feet deep,
while the surface rock is found 70 be IN
prefnated To such an extent a. 10 warrant
ATS paying. They are now negotiating with
one Of the largest mining co npanies IN the
country, and they expect by the first of Janua-
~, TO have q fuli force AZ work with mills, &c.
Colorado is president whose capital 10 $780,
90. Is Just going 20 work on q tract hmm diafe-
ly adjoining the Potomac Falls Company, with
excellent prospects. The Maryland Company.
in the same neigh borhood. has ats machinery
mp, and under the superintendsnce OF Mr..
Cossens, IL IS paying well. The Langley Com
alton, under Capt Griffith. and, d. Is said. are
doing well. They have some machinery an
operation. and are about erecting q furnace.
The Eureka Company. en- WINDOWS farm
chnery, being satisfied from the assays OF
specimens ttat their mines will pay.
CRIMINAL CoUET, Judge Ftsker.-This morn
ing, Minnie Bowers, indicted for keeping dis
ORDERLY house, was found guilty.
George Murphy. indicted for an assault aud
battery. was found guilty.
Henry knerr. indicted for sn< assault ana
battery, was found not guilty.
Amelia Ward, indicted for keeping a bswdy
and disorderly house, was convicted on The
first count. Smitbers for defence.
n the case Of W. g. Starkweather and wm
Prince. charged with the larceny of machine
ry from the Government. Mr. Bradley, r
asked for trial The District Attorney en-
tered nolie pros in this case a. also an an
other case against prince
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EREEOH yUvBNrLB SOCKS, from Paris;
kn.lis Coiored Toy Books; Fine editions, in
hn~ hirdIpg. Of eesii.h Preach. ana Ametic,a
standard sutLers, in poetry aud pose
dcIs FRANOK TAYLOR
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The 't'ARREsr'' OF GOVERNOR MORE
HEAD.-Manyl erroneous statements
having been in circulation ia regard
to the arrest Of Governor Morehead,
at the late Government sale in this
town, it may not be amiss to give q
true account of the matter, as we
understand it. The Governor claim
ed the property, OF at least damages
to the value thereof, but by rule in
law, before he could proceed to at
tempt to recover damages, it was his
duty to protest against the sale, which
he attempted to do, intending in the
same connection to make PROPOSE
ton to which no one could take ex-
ception, and which would not inter
fere In the least with the progress of
the sale. But he was not allowed to
proceed far with this proposition,
until he was told by the officer con-
Quoting the sale to consider himself
under arrest" OF course, the Cover
nor said no more, and the sale went
on, though, we believe, but one or
two of the buildings on Governor
Morehead's land were sold, the people
declining TO bid on the others. Late
in the evening, the Governor was no
titled that, in consequence of his age
and the inclemency of the weather,
he would not be required to 90 to
Raleigh that night, if he would give
his sacred word of honor to be in
readiness to go there when require d.
This he did.-Greensboro Patriot.
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Gerritt Smith has at length COM
menced his $50, O00 libel suit against
the Chicago Tribune. The suit is
brought in the United States District
Court, by summons returnable at the
March term. The Tribune responds
in q half column editorial, in which
Smith is ]ampooned numerically.
The health officer of BROOKLYN,
New York, has secured the voluntary
services of forty eminent physicians,
who will inspect every house, street
and alley in the city, in order to q
through cleansing against the cholera
A monetary convention has been
signed between France, Belgium,
Italy and Switzerland, the result of
which will be that the money of each
country will, in future, pass current
in all the rest.
There is strong probability that
S. s. Cox will be the democratic
candidate for Congress in the district
now represented by Raymond, of the
New York Iinaes ~
The anxiety of the Mormons to fee
from the impending wrath of the
Government to Sandwich Islands is
confirmed.
A Southerner has been boarding in
his own house in Beaufort, South
Carolina, and paying the negro oc-
cupant three dollars per day.
Travelling is well nigh at an end in
Minnesota, because of the severity of
snow storms there.
A fellow that doesn't benefit the
world by his life, es it by his
death
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Who Hates the Union.

Our attention has been called to
the following extract from an eaito-
rial in the Louisville Democrat, which
we have been requested to publish
L The African race is an eternal
source of agitation. We have had
nothing to compare with the expert
ments upon the liberty of the negro
and the slavery of the white man.
The party in power always hated the
Union as it was. They did not much
disguise their adherence of it before
they got power, and now they confirm
what was in fact plain before that
they cannot @ide the old Constitu-
ton and theaol Union They re-
solve to change it essentially. Not a
vestige of the old Government viii
be left. Then it viii suit radicalism.
It will give the radicals power, and
that is what they want They would
not dare to- submit these changes to
the whole people North and South
to the people that are to live under
it. They are to-day minority, with
purse and sword, ba6bling about free
dom, which they care nothing about,
except their own freedom their free
dom to domineer over and persecute
other people. They do the work of
their fathers, who came to this coun-
try to free themselves and have the
opportunity to oppress and persecute
others. They entertain us with the
same cant, and snivel about right,
justice and God; and whilst they
usurp power and commit perjury,
they put on sanctimonious face and
prate about righteousness and justice.
They are a body Of revolutonists,
With an utter disregard of. all that is
sacred : in covenant engagements,
written down and ratified in constitu-
tions: They are doing what they can
to Justify in history the late rebellion.
When men hereafter inquire why the
South attempted to secede, they will
look what sort of Government this
party that attained power made; at
their perversions of the Constitution;
at their vindictive measures toward
the Southern States; and they will
not wonder that the South rebelled.
Ii the party in power would make
such changes by such means, and
adopt such arbitrary and despotlc
practices toward the Southern States,
who could blame them for making the
effort to cut loose from such a power?
Neither North nor South ever con-
ferred on the Federal Government the
power to do such deeds. They never
consented to the existence of such
power. It is not written in the bond,
and has no sanction but the purse and
the sword. !i
But no consideration will stop this
fanaticism. 1t is mighty to destroy,
but incapable of building up. All
countries have at times been cursed
with it, and we must have our day.
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handsome furniture, Carpets, Se,rinq Ma
Games Soda, Soaps, Spices, &c.
By A. r. Phillips.
THIS TUESDAY MORNING. the 18th inst
Mart Dayis' eDeH AIls1 @1 nsa sell At my Auction
phen's saddlery establishment
,,-An a variety of handsome and well. kept
FURNITURE, consisting of:
Mahogany Wardrobe, Marble-top Bill
reau, do Centre Table, Mahogany Exten-
sion Dining Table, Sofas, Hair-seat Chairs.
Hat Rack, 2 large Arm Chairs, What-Not'
Bedsteads, Spring and Cotton Mattresses:
! set set Brass Fire Dogs and Irons; large
i5-ply Carpet nearly new, 1s by 81 feet;
large Brussels Carpet, good as new. II bv
Il feet; l Grover & Bakers Sewing Machine,
in good order.
ALSO,
An invoice of Carb. Soda. Toilet md Rar
Soap, Ground Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper.
Spec, Gloves, Mace Starch, Champagne
Cider, Masons Backing. &c.
N. B.-Unlimited articles received until
OF sale. Feb 13 l
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GEN'L INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
FOR
THE SUPPLY OF LABOR


THE undersigned has established an
y Office at Columbia for the purpose Of
SUPPLYING LABOR OF every description.
BY application, citizens will be provided, at
short notice, with House Servants, Cooks,
women, Chambermaids and Steamstresses:
Planters with Laborers for their farms and
plantations. In each instance, full infor-
nation respecting the freedmen will be
furnished. The charge to the hirer will be
small; to the freedmen, nothing.
in any of the above capacities, would do
well to register their names here
This system has been adopted in Ala
bama, Charleston and elsewhere, to the
satisfaction OF all parties.
Office hours-9 a. m. to p. m. and to
E p. m. 1J- For the present, I may be
found at the Office of Robert W. Shand,
Esq. J. GADSDEN EDWARDS.
. FEB IL tuf4
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By Durbec & Walter.

WE 5 viii sell, at our mart, TOMORROW
lot Of F6RSfTTRE nTtS at eoosstina 10 Gsiock Of
Marble-top Tables and Washstands, Bed
steads, Presses, Bureaus, Tables. Chairs.
Crockery, Glassware, Cooking Stoves and
Utensils, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Flannels; Clothing, Whiskey, Groceries,
&C. Also MULES. Feb 13 2
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Dry Goods, C'ocke7,y, &c.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.

q. f. HARRISON, AUcTIoNEEn
ON THURSDAY MORNING next 18th
inst. at 10a o'clock, will sell, in front of
my store, the following articles:
Pieces Longcloth and Calicoes.
Undershirts, Socks, Gloves
Tooth, Hair and Shaving Brushes.
Playing Cards, Portfolios, &c.
ALSO,
A lot of Crockery and Glassware.
Segars, Backing, Rope, &c.
AND
A light Four-horse Wagon.
@ Unlimited articles received until 10
o'clock on morning of sale. Feb Is
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To Iron Manufacturers.

WE are fully prepared to furnish com
BLAST FURNACES, STEAM fSS1G FORCES s.
kOLLING MILLS, HEATING and PUD,'
DLiNG FURNACES, and all necessary de-
tails fvr the production of Railroad, Bar
and other Merchantable Iron.
Also, for Improved Reverberatory Fur
naces for Smelling, and Duncan & Kay's
Hot or Cold Blast Self-Acting CnnoIa .
KAY, VEAL & HEWETSON.
Feb 13 tu4 Architects and Engineers.
GS The Spartanburg Is. CO. and Char
lotte tN. c. papers, will insert once a.
week four times and send bill to this Office.
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Commissioners Sale.

LEVIN i PExoTTo, Auctioneers.
John Logan ct stI ct al. Us. Rufus j. Reid
ct oil.
HNHE Commissioner in Equity for Rich
Il land District will sell Mt public sale, at
the Court House in Columbia, on the first
MONDAY in March next, the LOTS not
disposed Of at the former sale under de-
cree of Court in above case.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance on
credit of one, two and three years, secured
by bond and mortgage.
Plats Of the unsold lots can be seen at
my Office. Purchasers to pay for papers.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, c. e. R. d.
r Feb 13 tuf3
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The British banque Jennie was lost
OF Cape Hatteras ON the night of the
4th.. She was bound from Liverpool
to Savannah. Fourteen of the crew
and three passengers were losi.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TIMBERED LANDS ! !

NN the FIRST MONDAY in March next
~ I will sell, before the Court House
door, four TRACTS Of LAND, belonging to
four belonging to the estates of Andrew
and Adam Cromer, deceased. These lands
lie adjoining and contiguous to each other,
are heavily timbered, and within some Ave
or six miles of the city of Columbia.
Terms will. be liberal. Plats NAV be
seen at my office.
HENRY 4. MEETzE, ED.
Lexington c. H., February 10. 1866.
Feb 10 So
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE PENNsYL-
vANIA LEGISLATURES. After a debate
of several days in the Senate of
Pennsylvania upon the resolution ap-
proving the action of the Pennsyl-
vania Congressman who voted for
negro suffrage in the District of Co.
lumbia, and instructing the Senators
of the State to vote for the same in
the United States Senate, it was on
Thursday last sent to the Committee
on Federal Relations by vote of
yeas 18, nays -. The Democratic
Senators, we learn, voted solidly
against recommitment, in order to
bring their opponents to the test
upon the resolution. Mr.. Lowry,
the most radical of the negro fanatics,
voted with the Democracy. The rest
OF the so-called Republican Senators,
although having, with Lowry, spoken
so broadly in favor OF the ''principle"
of universal suffrage, did not think
it polite to make that an issue in
Pennsylvania; they therefore voted
solidly to lecommit.
This, of course, is mere evasion
and delay. 1t proposes the question
OF negro equality, but it holds it srs-
pended over the people; and the only
question is, when can such a measure
be carried?-Abany Argus.
Paper money is rampant every
where. The circulation of the Bank
Of France, the first week of the pre-
sent year, was 948, ,05O, 900 francs, the
largest amount ever reached, above
$3.50, 900, 900. The specie held by the
bank amounted to about $50, 900. 900.
The French are not civilized as Ameri-
cans, for here no specie is required.
no matter what banks circulation
may be.
A party of robbers passing recently
through the country near Brandon.
Mississippi, committed all kinds of
ontrages. The citizens raised a COM
pany, pursued them, shot two dead.
and captured one The robbers killed
one citizen, George Watts, in the
attack.
The Baptist Church at Lacrosse.
Wisconsin, was burned on Wednesday
morning. 1t was valued at SIS, 600.
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GAS FKXYUREs.

A SMALL INVOICE of GAS FIXTURES,
"a consisting Of one and two light PEN
dants, one, two and three Swing Brackets,
Reading Lights. new style Shades, Burn
ers, &c.
Orders taken for CHANDELIERS at Phi
ladeiphla prices. w. 3. STANLEY.
Feb 10
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Columbia Bridge COMPANY.

n. Outu1HUIa Br1uge company.
A MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS
"a OF the Columbia Bridge, will be held
on % THURSDAY, the 9th inst, at Hon. W.
+. DeSaussure's Office, at II o'clock q. M
A full representation is desired. as impor-
tant measures will be presented for their
conslderatlon. F. w. GREEN,
Feb 13 STUFF Secretary and Treasurer.
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Just Reserved

A LARGE lot Of the Celebrated Flexible
a Coronation Spring SKIRTS, which for
durability, fienbiity, elasticity and ele-
the markets. Also, Bradley's Far-Famed'
40 and SO Spring PRIDE OF THE SOUTH.
FOE sale by FISHER 4 LOWRANCE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-13
City Lots.
BY JAMES G. GIBBES.

c. F. HARRISON, AUcT1oNEER.
ON THURSDAY MORNING next. the 18th
inst, at IL o'clock, will sell, in front of
my store,
One desirable LOT, situated on Assem-
bly, street, between Lady and Gervais,
fronting 70 feet on Assembly street and
running back 210 feet. On this lot there is
store 16a feet front by 35 feet deep.
ALSO,
That desirable BUILDING LOT, con-
tanning one acre, situated on the South
east corner Of Lady and Gates streets.
N. B.--Either Of the above lots can be
treated for previous to the day of SALE
Feb 13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-13
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