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For Sale.

DICKSONS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
~ ROWN from Seed purchased directly OF
VI Mr.. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
road, at s2.00 per bushal, for any amount mn.
der bushels, or at s1.5O par busirsf. for all
amounts in exooss of 8 bushels.
A. p. P.AMAKER, st. Matthews, 3. @.
l respectfully refer to tho below named gen.
tleInen, who purchased Seed of mo last spring,
for information touching the purity and supe-
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. L: j: Good
ger, Esq., and VIM. Paulling, Esq, st. Mat
thew's; L. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Captain +. II. W. Briggmann and w. B. Muller,
ESQ.,. Orangeburg Court House {; all CT Orange
burg County, 8. c. Nov 4 amof
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SheriH7s Sale,


William She'll and john A. Shell u.s. Elizabeth
Shell ct al.
In pursuance of the decretal order of the
l. Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in the
above stated Gaze, will sell, Oh the FIRST
MONDAY in February next, in front OF the
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, in the
city OF Columbia, situate on Lady street,
bounded on the North by Joseph Taylor's lot,
on tho East by lot sold by me, as Sheriff, to
William w. Deane, on the third day Of Janua-
ry, 1870, and measuring thereon one hundred
m aud four (lo4, feet, more or less, on the South
by Lady street, and measuring thereon seven
ty-one feet and two inches. ri 2, more or less;
and on tho West by a lot belonging to William
and John A. Shell, and measuring thereon
ono hundred and four (104) feet, more or loss.
The above described property will be sold at
the risk and costs Of the former purchaser,
John d. Bateman, he having failed to comply
with terms Of sale,
TERMs.-Cash enough to pay costs and OK
pensos and one-third residue: balance on a
credit OF one and two years, with interest from
day of sale, payable annually; secured by bond
and mortgage OF premises sold. Purchaser
: to pay for stamps and papers.
Jan Is NTH P. F. FRAZEE, 8. r. @.
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Another Lot
Especial Sale'' Goods.

NE open to-day good BED BLANK EFT,
w 1850.
We opon to-day II good ARAB SHAWL,
81 90 to Sc 90.
We open to-day n good CLOTH CLOAK,
$500 to sI2 90.
OUR WONDERFUL BARGAIN COUNTERS
arc again loaded with goods for inspection
While We arc anxious to scll these great BAR
GAIN GOODS, it will he seen upon examina-
tlon by tho prudent, economical heads Of fami-
lies and other customers that almost all the
doods VIII do to buy and store away for future
nso, IL not needed Immediately.
Jan Is H. C. SHIVER
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SheriTs Sale

PY virtue of q writ of .fcri .fdcios, to me di-
- rccted, will sell, on the FIRST MON
DAY in February next in front Of the Court
All that LOT of LAND, with the buildings
thereon in the city OF Columbia, containing
one acre, and bounded on the North by -
Smith, = Bnrdell and - Taylor; on the
street. and on the West by Gadsden street.
Levied on as the property Of Albert Il. Cotton,
at tho suit OF Horace L. Emery & Son vs. Al
bert X. Cotton. Will be sold at the risk and
cost of tho former purchaser. Samuel Ii. spen-
cor, he having failed to comply with terms OF
sale. Terms cash.
Jan IL NTH p. T. FRAZEE g. II O.
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Cokesbury School.

SOASoboAy oSAOoAs
~ THIS old and popular institution
ALSA will resume exercises on the | st OF
eAal= 49, February, under tho rectorship of
VS.$SS Mr.. w. c. BENET, an experienced
X.f% and successful instructor of youth
s Mr.. Benet was educated at the
Edinburg University of Scotland, and stood
among the first in all his classes. Ho taught
in the Cekesbury School during the past year.
and the patrons wcro so perfectly satisfie ed
with tho progress of their children and tho
discipline Of the school, that they entered into
obligations Of guaranty to induce him to re-
ments were offered by other communitios to
obtain his services. 1 have some experience
in teaching myself, and can, most unhesi-
tatingly, recommend him to my friends and
the public az a superior toachcr, and an &C.
complished Christian gentleman.
RATES OF TUITIoN-s25, $40 and $50 per
scholastic year-half in advance. Board can
washing aud lights. f. A. CONNOR,
Jan IL 5 President Board Trustees
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Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro.
perty for Sab.

STATE OF souTn CARoL1NA-.-AS THE ConMoS
PLEAS, LEXINGTON.
Catharino Sawyer and otherA 90. Deborah
Sawyer and others,
DURSUANT to the order Of tho Court in
4 this case, will proceed to sell, before the
Court House OF Lexington County, within legal
hours, on tho first MONDAY In February
next
The LAND and MILLS Of George Sawyer.
deceased, situate In Lexington County, on
Cedar Creek, adjoining lands Of James D.
Jones. William Scofeld, James Dunbar and
others, and known on the plat Of w. E. Saw.
yer. dated and filed in this case February g..
1862, by the letters and O, r and B, It will
be sold in two parcels, Cedar Greek to be the
line: tracts A and O to be one parcel, contain
ing 3,423 acres, moro or less, on the West side
OF Cedar Creek; the other parcel. r and b, con-
tanning !, ,S15 acres, more or less, on the East
side OF Cedar Creek-the purchaser OF ehch
parcel to have equal mill privileges, respect.
lively, and with the full and free privilege of
damming the said Cedar Creek, and usine the
waters thereof for mill and manufacturing
purposes. One-half acre for tho family burial
ground, excepted on the Western parcel,
TERMs OF SALE.-Ons. half cash; the balanoe
on a credit of one and two years, in equal in.
stalments, 70 bear interest from day Of sale:
the purchase money to be secured BY bond.
WIN 8ouu pernunai ooouritv and mc-.-srs ~
the promises. Purchaser-to nav Sos ,,a,,,s. -.
and stamps. s.. NJ. ROUr,S. RAPets
LEXINGTON c. H., January S, 1870. Jan 10
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Our Dress Goods Department

jShall always be repleto. with tho latest styles
|of Silks, Satins, PopliDs, Plaide, Empress
Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, i'll all
lcolors, Prints Of all grades aud makes.
TABLE LINENS, in all styles, Damasks.
Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers Of
every description
In JEANS, CASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHs,
DOESKINS, VIC shall always have a complete
assortment.
In BLEACHED GOODS, sHEETINGS and
SHIRTIN0S, and in BROWN COTTONS, We
shall offer great inducements.
In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENTS WEAR,
Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, q fine &C.
lection and bargains.
A fine assortment Of NOTIONS on hand.
Call and see us, at the New Store, in Diercks'
new building, under the old Kinsler Hall.
! Dec 9 9mO =. w. PORTER co.
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III. E. Grand Royal Arch CHAPTER of
Soutn Carolina

snSr.ne, THE ANNUAL. GnAND coNvOo.
NMyS TON will be holdoa IN ~ sUOA, w,
wv Charleston. Deo YolsntsH. .he e nlty ,id Of
I Hal, at IL Meridian, ON TcsssssSoanWyc
18th day Of February, A. l., 3.4OO. A. b. Sa,1'
Members. Grand Officers and Delegates from
Subordinate Chapters are requested to attend
lunctually and generally, for tho considera-
tion OF important business. and the election
ofSSrand officers for the Masonic year ensu-
inS With their highly laudable aud charac-
terisNc liberality the different Railroad Com
panleabavo kindly granted to tho Grand Of
hcers "a Delegates the privilege to pass and
rIepassNNEs their roads for one fare. The full
rare 1 ~ 'Haid at tho place OF starting. On
all tNS siSds. except the South Carolina
Kailroad Grand Officers and Delegates
":'l be por nod to return from the Convoca-
tloE to thciT homes on tho production of tho
cor, Nrate of the Grand Secretary, FREQ of any
On tho South Carolina Rail-
road retASa ticketS will be furnished by the
ConductorS the Grand Officers and Dole.
gates, whicESwill enaRlo them to repass on it
without any charge whstever.
oy order OF the ~. E.N g.. H.. r.. Comp.
LbENE..'ER THAYER,
Jan ~ f3 Gxand Secretary
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Diss .lution of Oonartnershin.

rTNHE Firm OF FISHER. LOWRANCE &
Il FISHER is dissolved by the death Of the
senior partner.
All those indebted to this concern are ear
nestly requested to come forward and settle
their accounts withount delay.
j. FISHER, survive
COLUMBIA, q. O., December I, 1860. lsta
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Lost.

A LETTER mailed in Augusta, Ga, Dcccm-
~ Der 23d. last, to the undcrsigned-co
and Columbia Railroad, $3.50 oach, from
Bonds No. 3G3 to 3S7 inclusive. Also four
Coupons of samo Road, So 80. No. 3 to 4, from
Bonds Nos. II and 75-two from each. Per
sons are cautioned against negotiating the
same, as payment has been stopped.
Jan 203 ID. GAMBRILL, Columbia, sc.
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new FN NZzlD

ID n. LOWRANCE, W. b. .LOWRANCE AND
lOe p. Q: LORICK having purchased the
stock Of Fisher, Lowrance d Fisher, have
united under the firm Of LOWRANCE & CO.,
and beg leave to offer their services to, and
ask continuance OF, tho fayors OF the friends
OF the old concern. They will receive payment
from all parties indebted to Fisher, Lowrance
j. Fisher; and those having claims against the
same, will present them for liquidation.
Dec z LOWKANCE * co.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
Liverpool and London and Globe Co.,
RnGStcIr, N VCrS

NNI iTH capital OF over $I1,uU0, 900, and
w moro than ten times that amount
pledged by Act Of Parliament. They offer the
~ tRsys their money, they should mako sure
inps stores a. nis Issued at this Agency for build
and cotton .nd Hnandizc OF every description,
terms Of any other g-p, ] companY. nv % Hppiica. Ics.
tions will be gladly receives NM, nromn,fv 81.
Jan 18 tG* Coru,,, hhscuu''c
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Jeremy Taylor says: "If you aro for
pleasure, marry; if you prize health,
marry. A good wife is heavens last,
best gift to man; his angel of mercy;
minister of graces innumerable; his gem
OF many virtues; his casket of jewels;
her voice his sweetest music; her smile
his brightest day; her kiss his guardian
OF innocence; her arms the palo of his
safety, the balm OF his health, the bal
sam of his life; her industry his surest
wealth; her economy his safest steward :;
her lips his faithful counselors; her
bosom the softest pillow Of his cares;
and her prayers tho ablest advocates of
heavens blessings on his head"
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The UsEH OF GIYcEEIHE--T sub
stance, discovered by Scheelo in 1880, is
one which has come into use for great
many applications during the past few
years, in consequence of some peculiar
properties which it has been found to
possess. The mode of preparation need
not be indicated here, "a it is familiar to
most of our readers 1t is colorless
syrup of sweet taste. attracts water from
the air and other bodies, is soluble in
alcohol and ether. and may be ignited,
burning with blue flame
1t does not dry away, and has Il sweet
taste, without being sticky, like syrup.
1t passes with difficulty into condition
of fermentation, and consequently does
not readily spoil. 1t is used for tho
preparation of moist colors for the
painter and of embossing clay, the pre-
paration of animal bladders and of
weavers' starch, now known by the name
of glycerocole. Mixed with an equal
weight of glue it forms q material for
printers rollers, and this is also used as
toilet article to prevent the chapping
of tho hands and face, and likewise for
soap, serviceable with very hard water
1t Is used also in putting mp fruit, for
filling gas meters to prevent freezing,
and for the extraction Of delicate per-
fumes; and in dyeing, to prevent the
deposition Of metallic oxides by nlkalies.
Plaster models, washed first with solu-
tion of soap, and then coated with gly-
, cerine, allow the cast to be removed with
out any difficulty. Animal glue, mixed
with one-fourth it's weight of glycerine,
loses its brittleness after dring, and re-
mains flexible. The list of applications
of glycerine might be greatly extended,
as in the preparation of nitro glycerine
and dynamite, in rendering petroleum
casks impervious to that liquid by coat
ing them internally with mixture OF
glycerine and glue, &C., many of which
We have previously advertod to-; while
for its many uses in medicine and sur
gerry. it is only necessary to refer 10 the
! text book and Journals of tae day
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Seed Oats and Barley,

IN BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK
lO OATS.
80 bushels genuine Canada BARLEY.
These seeds are worthy attention of scienti-
flo Farmers; tho yiold is enormous and tho
quality OF the grain raised superior to any
other, and commands far higher prices.
Dec GEO. SYMMERS.
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$40 REWARD!

OST, between the Columbia Hotel and the
OF LAND, situated on Watoree River anC
Spears Creek. known as the "Englsh Tract.
The above reward will bo paid for it's delivery
ut this office. Jan 90 ~
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SherlE7s Sale.

virtue OF writ Of .tieri fdcias to me di-
n feoted, will sell, on the FIRST MON
DAYln February next, in front Of the Court
HOT In Columbia, within the legal hours,
that PLANTATION or TRACT Of LAND,
In Phland County, Containing eleven hun
dre ,lG0) acres, more or less, and bounded
on se North by ----- McRae; on the North
eas 10y II. Ravan; Southeast by d. Wilson,
Soq by lands formerly of DR.. D. w. Ray
SOY f-west by D. w. Ledingham; North aud
MOI h-west by T. Brown and Mrs. Goulding
Lei on rs the property Of John Ledngham,
ded sed, at tho suit Of Andrew P. Vlnsou,
AsS bee, us. Francis Ledingham, Administers
tri$R the Estate OF John Ledingham.
pc Dash. P. F. FRAZEE, Il. r. @.
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To the Public in General,

HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who advertiees Seed for sale. Mine
coils any other. The price is 81. so per bushc.
Al examination OF my proofs will be convinc-
ing: refer to Jocob Fl. Wells and J. d. Hit.
Call and look at the growth, in Butcher Town
Dec 3 POPE
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Notice

A LII Book Accounts and Notes due f. & G
"A D. Hope must be paid by the first OF Feb
ruary next, or they will DO placed in tho hands
OF n MsJistrate Or Attorney for collection.
Jan ~ EDWARD HOPE.
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ShariH's Sale

stuo OF sundry writs OF vferi Gicias, to
III directed, will cell, on the first MON
~ February next, in front OF tho Court
H$ In Columbia, within the legal hours.
th lowing property, viz:
>at HOUSE and LOT, in the oity OF Co.
lue1 situate on Assembly street; bounded
onthe North by NJ. H. Berry; East by Thomas
D6vis; South by Davis Alley, and on the West
by Assembly street.
ALSO,
oue Horse, one Buggy and Harness, and
tb Household Furniture of tho defendant
Ii led on as tho property OF Charles J. Bolin,
- he suit Of Mary Allen, ct al, us. Charles J.
Il, lin. Terms cash. P. 3. FRAZEE,
0 an 16 NTH s.. Il. G..
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New Goods,

10 HAVE just received another supply
OF tino English and French CASSi-
MERES, OF the latest styles, Mhich are
ILL offered low for cash.
CD. EBERHARDT,
Washington street, opposite Law Range.
Nov 25
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DoN'T WHIP A FRIGHTENED HoRsE.-
Never whip your horse for becoming
frightened at any object by the road
side; for il he sees stump, log, or
heap OF tan-bark in the road, and, while
he is carefally cycling it, and about to
pass it. you strike him with the whip, it
is the log, or the stump. or the tan. bark
that is hnrticsfG. &c. BIN. in bis way of reason
a.esNe N ttiifre ne viii act more
frightened. Give him time to examine
and smell of all these objects, and use
the war bride to assist You in bringing
him carefully to these objects of fear
Bring all objects, if possible, to his nose,
and let him smell of them, and then you
can commence to gentle him with them.
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.TmIEGRARHrC
Foreign Neyys.

PARIS. January 19--Traupman was
executed this morning. His last words,
loudly spoken, wero; "T persist I have
accotnplices."
There is no doubt Prince Pierre Bona
parte will be tried at Versailles. The
Same high Court will try Prince Murst.
for striking a magistrate recently.
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DEMoRALIzED NEGROES The Mariana
(Fla.) Courier says: "Thero are not less
than 300 negroes in this county who have
moved on public lands and ceased to la-
Dor on the plantations, except when the
pinch of hunger compels them. a ma
jority OF them are without visible
means of support, and havo, it is
th ought lived to great extent on the
live stock, which has been on the de-
crease for the last three years. This class
furnishes most of the criminals for the
penitentary, and is q great drawback to
the moro thrifty and Industrious OF their
color
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

WTE OFFER for sale $50 bushels Dickson
wv Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained
from MIR. David Dickson, Oxford Ca, last
spring, and which Was selected by him for his
own use. Notwithstanding tho unprece.
dentcd dry season. we gathered from i 500 to
2,5oO pounds to tho acre--making twenty six
bales to one mule
Price $500 per bushel
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LYNN Haven Bay.

HNHIS fine large OYSTER in shell, to be ha,
Il regularly at the
Jan2O EXCHANGE HOUSE.
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To the Public.

CD 1 WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ETAfl Uniform the citizens Of Columbia
E-/ 3and the surrounding country &C.
2M. 1H&9neraily, that have resumed my
S> 2Sold Business again, after a lapse
OF twenty years, engaged in the manufacture
OF Iron, am again back at my first Business.
that Of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY-
where full Stock OF all Goods kept in q First
Glass Establishment can be found. Ishall use
MY best endeavors to Rivo satisfaction to all.
Ihot , TO receive share OF patronage. Ishall
keep irst Class Workmen, and all work en-
trusted to me will be warranted.
NOv6 WILLIAM GLAZE
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CXF0nD, Ga, November 4, 1869.
do certify that sold to Mcssrs. kichard
O'Ncale & Son, of Columbia, y. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion OF
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
We are Mr.. Dlckson's Agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired.
Price - % from one to five bushels, or "a 90
for five aud upwards.
Jan 1G RICHARD O'NEALE & son.
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; DRY GOODS!
JEW STORE and NEW GOODS.

tNXTE take pleasure in announcing 10 the
INV public, that We have this day opened u
ane stock Of DRY GOODS, OF every descrip-
zion, and shall always have on hand II fine
assortment OF all the various Goods appertan-
ling to our trade.
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All the undivided right, title and interest OF
the defendant, John II. H.Threewits, in tract of
land bounded North and East by lands OF VIM.
III. Beckham; South by Thomas Davis, and
West by Congaree River. Levied on as the
property OF John II. Threewits at the suit OF
William II. Casson, et. al, us. John H. Three
wits Terms cash. T. F. FRAZEE,
Jan l6 NTH y. X. G..
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SheriH's Sale

pY virtue Of sundry writs Of .fe,1 facias in
I'D my hands, will offer for sale, before the
Court House, on the first MONDAY in Februa-
ry next. within the legal hours:
Five acres moro or less. Of LAND, in Rich
land County, bounded North by lands of estate
OF John Singleton; East and South by lands OF
William NJ. Beckham, and West by Congaree
River
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Desirable and Weu-kept Furaiture.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

ON FRIDAY MORNING next, at 10 O'Clock, I
will sell, at the late residence OF Maj. Dean,
corner Of Washington and Bull streets, o
variety Of Parlor. Dining and Bedroom Fur.
niture among which are,
CARPET, Mahogany Hair-Seat Chairs, Ma
hogany Hair-S Seat Sofa, Rocking Chair. Marble
Top Pier Tables, Centre Tables, Gard Tables,
pie Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Cape.Seat
and Windsor Chaivs, Book Case, Mantle
Ornaments, ShoTels and TOngs, Ewers and
Basins, Crockery and Glassware, and o va
riety Of Articles us0fulto families.
ALsp,
A -sriety OF PictureA among which are
several the work OF q we'll known Artist OF this
city.
No postponement on acetunt of weather, ae
moved. Jan 10
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Warranted not to Gall in any Service,
Or in any Climatel

Or In any Cllmatel
FOR FARM WORK,
Or any kind Of work requiring steady aud
constant draught,
THESE COLLARS ARE IrNEQUALED.e
AND EAsIEsr.
SUMMERvILLE, s. O., DECEMBER 12, 1869.
Messrs. Chapeau d Hefron-GENTLlMEs:
have used on my mules working in carts and
the phosphate cars, the FLAG COLLAR, pur.
cha. chased G from you, and can say that 1t 10 the
were very badly CALLED, and worked steadily
with them, and are now perfectly we'll. ]
cheerfully recommend them to all horse and
mule owners. am, respectfully,
DORCHESTER ROAD. 8. O., DECEMBER 1G, 1869.
Messrs. Chdpedu d. HetTon-GENTLEMEN:
have used your FLAG COLLAR on my mule 8
and horses, both in cart and plow, and find it
the bcst Collar have ever used, and can say
with pleasure that fully endorse it's merits as
claimed by you. Respectfully,
For sale by
CIIAPEAU s. IIEFFRON.
Manufacturers Of
SADDLES, HARNESS, FIRE CARS, BELTS, &c,
And Dealers in
Government Mcclellan Saddles and Govern
ment Team Harness.
Agents for tho celebrated "De xter Bonncts, Z
for tho prevention OF Sun-stroke.
No. Gs NC eting street, u
tNext to Mills House,)
Jan 40 CHARLIE sTON, y, q.
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Ooneatic News.

CHAnLEsroN, January 19.-Arrived--
steamer Maryland, Baltimore; schooner
Alex. Young, Philadelphia; schooner Ida
Richardson, New York Sailed-steam-
er Sea Gull. Baltimore; schooner J. NJ.
Broomall, Jacksonville.
AUGUSTA, January 19.-The heavy
rain continues. The Savannah River is
rising. and a freshot is apprehended.
E2RICHMoND, January 19.-The repre-
sentatives of both Republican and con-
servative parties have united in prepara-
tions fer public demonstration on the
day of the States admission. A Joint
committee has applied to the Washing
ton authorities for the Joan of cannon
for firing salutes, and the application
has been granted. General Candy. to-
day, directed James @. Taylor, the
Acknowledgement of the State. elected
last summer, to assume the duties of
that Office. his disabilities having been
removed by Congress-
NEW ORLEANS, January 19.--The
.Citizen's Bank has accepted tho fiscal
T3ency Of the city.
Alfred Hennen. an eminent citizen aud
lawyer, is dead, aged 81. The courts all
adjourned in respect to him.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., January 19.-The
Legislature has ratified the fifteenth
amendment
ConUMBUs, OHIO, January 19.-The
House votes on the fifteenth amendment
ST.. LSSSB9 January 1e.-pierre Chan
teau and ex-senator Green are dead.
Missouri has adopted the fifteenth
amendment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-20

For Sale.
Sn TO 100 bushels Of the pure Bunch COT
cO TON SEED-sclected under my own
supervision for ten years. Will sack and deli
Yer at Littleton Depot, Grcenville and Column
bia Rai!road, for IS per bushel. Address,
T.. B. TURNIPSEED,
Jan ~ tuth3' Columbia, 8. c.