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general news OF tne Nctk'
FIRST PAGE.
Editorial Notes.
News Of the Week do
nestle and FOreIgnJ
Political.
The Indians.
SECOND PAGE.
A Sonnet.
Come to the Woods.
New Publications.:
Bulwer's Horace.
Mr.. Hughes's Alfred the
Great.
Tho Last Days OF Brigham.
Washington Sketches.
THIRD PAGE.
Earl RusselPs Defense.
General Notes.
Lethe.
MIR. PeabOdy's Early Life
His VIII.
Personal.
Rome.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
Counting Chickens.
Employment Tor Women
FagOt from the Coliseum
How Much DelOng IL
Short.
Our Naturalization
Laws.
True and False Econ-
onY.
The Protection of Ameri
can CitlZens.
Virginia.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Cooperation at Home.
European Markets.
Free Trade Democrats
Called TO q Reckoning.
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Eyeryb ody who sleeps on bed should see the
ELASTIC SPONGE.
At S24 Broaaway. opposite 81 Snholss Hotel -
PhaIon's 4" yiiniia ." Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs "vITALA" differs utterly from all the dI col
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sps Il mpd fragrant and perfectly iGHOsH0a' pe3As' 10
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zeal Il. srbd appearance the simple that aI no:ina
o all in,snts aud parrosu DISCOVERY Toilet cssns
yor,l. h, al drusei,t PHALOs son Sew-YrE
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BLLIN-KBSSEDY- Monday, Peb H. At 81 Tno'5Ts CsIrea
Fysryenthst, by the Rev g. j. user " D. ROBERT hh
and Jelains l. Kennedy, both OF this city
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The Trophy To,nnto.-TNeny seeds S. Send for circular
address. Gao k WAKISG jr. Ogden Farm, Newport
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Csnsvmption can he Permanently Cured by prompt aud
timely use Of W IScHEsTERs HIPoPHoSPHlrKA
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The url.,nsi ,u luel ard atirtc,rs nu ~ use
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The reading public roced leara that Ned Dnaihns 80
thor Of The MYSTERIES Miseres Of New York Bsd'e BILL
etc has written STORY or CITY LlFB AZ 1T is Which srees
absorbing interest previous egofts Of lis graphic pen The mas
hero Of the story is an oGcer bss 10 The aed and the
pupa heroine lady beauty aud accomplishments aa gs"
re,lh Accident these two togsher-LO'h 10 HE nv
SUIT uatrinony follows and the eaog villains, e'Ha from DO
p against their happiness aided their vile schemes by The MOST
BRILLIANT WOMAN Of New.York society. b. iras Of essa
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d DIVORCE FOLLOWS. Two breaking hearts struggle o. ''s
ppest life other sng the seees among ssSa "
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Ion children Of bis own se.b blood perish % 'rvsi''i
a VILLAIN LAWYER.
bo too ksosu as the Of sug- domestic DANA ant
the eoeocter Of wonderful divorce iesrnOny there ai"
FIFTH-AYENUE SCOUNDRELS.
BAXTFR STREET ROUGHS,
Who are linked together the chains q crime welhn'"a
PRIVATE MAD-HOUSE
occupies prominent pOioo this drama Of real life In f9AAE IAN
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Messrs. Joseph f. and Thomas 0'Donohqe,
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for thfs week Is
ready this morning. and contains, In addition to the
Of In
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Water,fiie Classical Institute.

TI,HE Spring Term will begin FEBRUARY 14rH.
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United States of America,
SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT.

FOURTH CIReUIT--IN EourTY,
Abram Van Buren, and s. Angelica, his wife.
ct al. us. John Peter Broun, ct al.
10y virtue OF an order Of the Court in this
ID caso, will offer for sale, at public outcry.
on the FIRST MONDAY In January, 1871. at
Columbia, at not lees than the appraised prices
beiow stated, tho following parcels Of LAND:
All that PLANTATION. called "Bip Lake."
situate, n!t, lying and being in the County Of
Richland, in said State, on the Congaree
River. about eight miles below Col nmhias con.
tanning about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised at twelve dollars
per acre. Said plantation has been divided
into two tracts OF nearly equal quantity, by
the road running through the plantation from
the main public road to the Congareo River,
and the tracts will bo sold separately
ALSO,
All that PLANTATION, called "sbiver. I"
lying in aame County and State, about eieh-
teen miles below Columbia, containing thir-
teen hundred acres, more or less, and apprais
cd at ten thousand dollars.
TERMS os SALE-One-fourth cash; balance
upon credit Of ono, two and three yenra.
with the bonds of the purchasers, bearing in,
terest at the rate of seven per cent, payable
annually, secured by a mortgage Of She lands.
Purchasers to pay for stamps and papers. -.
Said lands may bo purchased at priyat sale.
8. g. JS. b. Ritt1SH HHRnSONt
Dec ~ Special Referees.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUKItEAT.
CONNECTED WEEKLY ny TIE BOARD OF rn.Dr

APPLES, t'Du.1 1 UOl12 90
BAdaINa, .25a535
BALE ROPE, M,lnil, ,4926
N.Y.orWesBlb S012
BUTTER, North. 40lt5O
Country, IL ID. 25NE35
BACON. llams. ..240I2S
Sides, u h .l6l52O
Shoulders -. 14at16
CANDLES, Spcrm40W70
Adanlantillc a ihlSG20
CorroN YAnN1 30,ts1 40
CoTToS, Strict Md. 14l
Midtllins Ii
Low Midl'g, .134
Good Ordny, 12I@13
Ordinary. .llA
CHEESE, L. d. lb. 20025
aClol lOOZZ
COFFEE, Rio, Jllb2OGo25
LaSuayrn .24M26
Java .30GI33
FLOUR, Co. 700M10 90
Northern z OOGo11 90
GEAIN, Corn l 050b1 20
Wheat / 40It1 so
Oats..... 75W90
Peas 80. l 05G61 Is
HAY. North, F'cwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, f3lb121@1s
Green .G6S
LARD. T'lb. 19M22
LIME, H bbl. 2 G5M2 rs
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Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue OF sundry writs Of .Jaeri .faoias to
MONDAY in January next, in front OF the
court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hoars, the following property, viz:
Al mat square OF LAND, in the city Of Co.
,munnla, m containing four acres, bounded On the
North by Upper street; on the East BY Pulaski
Huger street. ~ ~
All that square OF LAND, in the citv Of Co.
iqmbia, containing four acres; bounded on the
North by Richland street; on the South by
Laurel street; on the East by Gist street, and
the property Of Adolph Feininger, at the re-
sPective suits Of G. w. Gail aud Ak. and L.
Bamberger us: Adolph Feininger.
IERMs-Cash. +. F. FRAZEE, 8. R..C.
Oec IL NTH
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WHAT TIE CITY pREsc =,

WHAT TIE CITY PRESS SAY
PRIZE DnAwrNa.-Quite q crowd asscmblod
at the Theatre, yesterday noon, to witnces the
Grand Drawing OF the North Carolina Bono.
hGial association. There were 100 prizes in
oil, and little rolls of paper separating these
were placed in wheel on ono aide, while tho
tickets wero in another wheel opposite to the
former. Between the two was table. at
which set the Judges and Mr.. John London.
Commissioner. The wheels were made with
glass sides, 80 that every ything within them
could be seen, and were securely locked, until
the drawing began. This was done by means
OF two little boys, who were securely blind
Folded. one drawing number from one of the
wheels and the other the prize to correspond
with 1t. There is no question but that the
drawing was done in perfectly fair and jnst
manner Wilmington Daily Journal Dec. q,
THE GRAND DRAWING YEsTERpAY.-
grand single number distribution OF the North
Carolina Beneficial Association, Which took
place at the Theatre yesterday, at l O'clock.
was the all-absorbing themc during tho day.
The drawing took place in public, com,uit-
tee having been selected from the audie nce
to act with tho Commissioners in keeping an
account Of the same, and to SEQ that it was
conducted fairly. Quito respectable crowd
was present to witness the drawing The fol-
lowing numbers drew the principal prizes:
No. 1910, $4,000; No. COOS, 81, ,50O No. 577G,
$4,000; No. 2S42. $4,000; No. 1407, 81, 900; No
44l2, $1,000; No. 1886, $500. The Certificate
No. 14o! was sold to citizen of Wilmington,
N. c. Wilmington Morning Star. Dec q
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ho!LAssEs, Cuba, ,350151
New Orl'ns 9O01l 90
Sugar H'sc. .70Qll 10
NAILS, q Kegs 51QtG UO
ONIONS. f3bus1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene, & $3.50
Machinery. 1861 20
SPECIE. Cola clio
Silvcr..... NGl Us
PoTAT's, Iris l COlQ2 90
Sweet. bus 7O6L90
RICE, CarOlinaib 8Itlo
SHOT, Jibag. 2 5u012 55
SALT, l,iverp.2 20@32 25
SOAP, t'ib,. :. 80n o
SPIRITS, Alcoh ol, ,gl7 so
Brandy 4 00@12 90
Gin % 00Q17 50
Rum. q 00@7 10
Whiskey.. 4 350G4 90
SUdAn, Crus e. P1GG6C0
Brown........12 .12@00
STARCH. II b. 9.l@1D
TEA, Green III 0012 on
Black, II 006l1 10
ToDACCo, Cllw. .60G11 o.
Smoking, lb. .500t1 o.
VINEGAR, Wine, .60@5O
French MI7U
WINE, Cham. 25M30 90
Port, 00@5 80
Shcrry....3 50066 90
Madeira. 2 50M5 70
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AuStaon 9a1e1..
. ghariTsf BALE

AhaEnGa. Ea!as
PY virtue OF sundry writs Of .Jfert facias to
4 me directed, will cell, on the fret NON
LAY, pAY in Jsnuary next, in front Of the Court
house in Columbia, within the legal hours,
Mill Creek, in Richlsnd County, containing
four hundred t480) acres. more. or less, and
bounded on the North by lands Of Colonel
tate Of VIM. NJ. Myers, on tho East hy lands
OF G. j.. Pelham, and on the South by lands of
James Burneides; levied on as the property of
Joseph A: Reese, at the suit of D. B. DeSaus-
sure, Q. E. II. D., ct al., ps. Joseph A Reese.
There is Dwelling House, With oil neocs-
sary out-houses, Oh the place.
Terms cash. p F. FRAZEE
Dec IL NTH n n
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Magniticent Estate to be Sold.
HOLMES 6 MACBETH. Auctionee

Magniticent Estate to be Sold.
HOLMES & MACBETH, Auctioneers.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 2Oth day of
December inst, in front of the Old Custom
House. CharlSsten. ann l11t NJ $; &c C.
the Hampton Plantation" formerly the pro
perty OF Col Frank Hampton. situate in Itich.
land County, about five miles from the CITY OF
Colnmbls, the track OF the South Carolina
Isailroad passing through it, containing 4.I5s
acres, moro or less; the said tract being com
posed, OF s32 acres Pine Land, 2,214 Bottom
Land, and LOTT High Land. The improve
ments consist OF fine Dwelling, Stables and
out-buildings in Pine Land; also. a large
Barn, and ample Accommodations for labor
ers, with fine water power. Place under oul.
ttivation. This Plantation has ino reputa-
tion for Cotton and Provisions, and the pastu-
rage is considered the finest East of the Mis-
sissippi River. Full particulars will be fur
nished to any persons desiring to purchase.
TERMS --One-third cash; balance in two,
tire three and four years. interest at seven per
portion to be secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of tho property. pur.
chaser to pay US for all necessary papers and
stamps. Dec 1915, 1917
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Three Desirable COTTAGES.

Three Desirable Cottages.
By d. G. PEIXOTTO G. SON. Auctioneers.
ON the FIRST MONDAY in january next.
lS7l, at 10 o'clock. in front OF the Court
House in this city. we will sell,
THREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES
Cottage No. 1, at tho corner of Winn and
Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
CD feet front, moro or less, and runpine back
on Winn street 20s feet moro or lees. The
above Cottage contains four fine rooms and
all necessary out: buildings upon the lot.
Cottage No.2, West OF the above, contains
the samo number of rooms, and lot of the
same dimensions, with all necessary out
buildings.
Cottage No. 3, West Of tho above, contain
ing the same number OF rooms, and lot of
tl,c g same dmensions. with all necessary out
n,,uldlngs, bounded on the West by estate of
Taylor. All Of the above Cottages are bound
ed lon on the North by estate Of Taylor.
The abovo property can be treated for pri-
vntely before the day OF sale.
Terms OF FSALE.-onc-hnlf cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond. bearing in
tercst at seven per cent. per apnum, and
mortgage of the property-the property to be
Insured and policy assigned.
Dec 9,1 II, II ,20.23 ,27, ,Jan1
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FINANCIAL AND COmnIEa,iRi,yci,liraaiii,,.. ndIja,ii,yi,lraii,. :

COLUMBIA, 3. C., December 11.-Sales
of cotton, yesterday, about 100 bales
middling 1915.
New YoHK, December 10-Noon.-
Stocks very strong. Money sos. Ex-
change 8; short 9zs. Gold 1OA.
Bonds 8. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn scarce
and firm. Pork, quiet and weak-old
y SG(G22.25 Lard heavy steam 100
1234. Cotton dull and lower-uplands
l5as; Orleans 1879; sales 1000 bales.
Freigbts quiet.
7P; M:.-Money easy, at SOC. Ster-
ling 9@916. Gold 10s4@10zs. Co.
vernment.s opened strong, and were
steady all dny. Coupons dull, except
Iennessoe's, which were strong, but not
active. Cotton dull and dropping; sales
l.570 bales. at 1875. Flour-Southern
quiet and unchanged-common to good
extra 6.05S@6. 45. Whiskey firm. at 1.O2
@l.O3. Wheat inactive, but frmer-
winter red and amber Western 1.42@
LAS. Corn 10. better-old 82(as3: new
77(9s0I: Pork-old 22@23.25; new
20.0o@2O.25. Lard stcadier-kettle 130
1871. Freights heavy.
BALTIMORE, December 1O.-Flour ouiet
and steady. Wheat higher for better
grades-choice white 1.7O(01.85. Corn
advanced white 72(073; yellow 73.
Provisions dull and unsettled, bnt tend
ing down; stock scarce and little demand.
Whiskey 81. Cotton dull and nominal
mlddlings Is; sales 200 bales; receipts
5O5; stock 1,0OI.
BOSTON, December 10.-Cotton Qniet
and steady-middlings 15ls; sales 400
bales; receipts 1,3l5; stock $500.
NORFOLK, December Cotton dull
low middlings 1414; sales 2GO bales; re-
ceipts 1877; stock 7,758.
CINCINNATI, December 10-Flour and
wheat qniet and unchanged Corn very
steady aud in moderate demand, ut 5OCO
SO. Pork weak, at 1900. Lard weak
kettle IL. Whiskey quiet, mt S6@S7.
LOUISVILLE. December 10.-Bagging
firm hemp and flax 81. Flour quiet
extra fumily 5.25. Nothing doing in
corn. Provisions frmer. Mess pork
1900. Lard IL; keg II. Whiskey 8G(G
81.
WILMINGTON, December 1O.-Cotton
nll-middling IA; sales 69 bales; receipts
502; stock 1,20G
CHARLESTON, December 10.-Cotton
dull -middliugs 1928; snlcs TOO bules
receipts 1868; exports to continent 5O4;
stock 32,032.
AUGUSTA, December 1O.-Cotton mar
ket quiet and easier. at 137s@14 for
middlings; sales $50 bales; receipts $40.
SAVANNAH, December 1O.-Cotton in
moderate demand, at lower rates-mid-
dlings 1459; sales 1000 bales; receipts
6,3l9; exports G.0S5; stock 1892.
MOBILE. December 1O.-Cotton dull
middlings l401411; sales 1,5OO bales
receipts 2,6S9; exports 1,270; stock So,
630.
New ORLEANS, December 10.-Cotton
demand fair, at lower rates-middlings
l43a9l135a; sales 1000 bales; receipts
1857; stock 137, ,429. Flour firmer-
snperfine $50; double CTS; treble 100.
Pork firmer-new mess 22.15. Shoul-
ders firmer, at 142l; sides eascr-clear
rib 16ll4; clear 1871
LONDON, December S--Evening =
Consols %. Bonds 6S5S.
LIVERPOOL, December S--Noon.-
Cotton opened quiet uplands S5o@S2i;
Orleans 9@9ls.
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IN THIS SCHEME,
ITO PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN.

Whole Tickets, $500; Halves, 90 SO;
Quarters, S1.25.
R5 Send money by Post Office Order or
Registered Letter.
For information and orders. address
w. II. GERKEN, General Agent.
p. o. Box SO.
Principal Office, IL Second street.
JOHN LONDON, Commissioner.
Dec II 1mo
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;. Those who admire the beauty which is
9 Iittle' MORE than skin deep, will learn
with pleasure that q mine Of bismuth
has been found in Archer County, Texas,
capable OF producing several hundred
thousand tonsiof lily white.
An old man in Saybrook, Conn. lives
on farm that never was bought or sold,
it having come down to him from his
ancestors, who obtained it from tho In
dians.
A fatal disaster occurred at Buffalo,
Saturday evening, by the explosion of q
lamp, filled with compound known as
Union fluid" A little child was killed,
and both of its parents received dreadful
burns19
Two negro hends attempted to Outrage
an old lady in Augusta, Ga, on the 9th,
but were foiled. One has been arrested.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
will present them, properly affected; and ali
persons indebted, will make payment WITH
IN THREE MONTHS from date of this pub.
location. to SARAH SHANNON.
Co.E.nIA. aeptember 90. 1870.
Sept %. Q 6, 90, Ms, II, D1, 10, az
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ElH young son 81 Mr.. Joel W. Smith.
'of -aure,is, lost both his hands in a cot.
ton gin, last week.
The "African Methodist Episcopal"
Church at Quincy, ILL.,, was recently
burned by incendiaries.