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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-25

AuST1SR 5@le@.
+ Valuable Real Estate, at 1uelion.
BY E.pW. SEIBELS & co,
JACOB LEVIN, AUonosEEn.
We EIs VII sell, without reserve, on tho SECOND
a'cIons 'JIMHAf (sth) In January, commencing II
That really, valuable property, on which
sht corner OF Richardson and Lady streets
CODE eontsis.ing OF five Lots, IS feet I inch front
esoh, on Main or Richardson street. and rnn'
ming back 165. 'o''' "nu iun'
Six Lots, fronting on Iadv streot o. ,oo.
inches. '"oA Ao4 Ieet u
rms ls the most valuable property ever o,.
leiea IN this city, and is desirable. in everv
Roiut vi view, In location, and from tho fact
perfect. uioefoo ana titles
Term Terms will be stated by Auctioneers at sale.
81 City Building Lots, at Auction
nN THURSDAY next, December % ~ ha,,
- past 10 O'Clock, will offer for sale he-
lore the Court House in Columbia. w.
o. BUILDING LOTS, each OF one quarter
OF an acre, IN the city, between Harden street
between Laurel street and Upper street he. Ima
H,g lHng part OF the Latta property-near the
OF the city. ""' P"i'
The terms will be one. third cash. and tho
uh.ance th.a IN equal lnstalments OF one, two and
NO charge for titles. Except for stamps.
winch will be made satisfactory.
= a plat OF the Lands can be soen at nv ~.
nee nee, IN Law Range. The Lands arc being
aneS star on Dy surveyors, and can be inspected
"iIe, ~ oaa,urday. az w. s. MONTEfTH.
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CARRIAGES.

GSSRB, COMPLETE assortment of two
AgsaG y 81 and four-seat Passenger CARRI.
AuEs has lust been received at tho Reposto.
ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. The
latest and most stylish patterns have been
selected with care, from come of the best
builders in the country; and the stock never
mas been surpassed in design or finish by any
offered here. Prices moderate.
Dec 16 W. X. GREENFIELD
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SheriR's Sale.

RY virtue Of a witt OF Jsert Jdcias to ME al.
IN January next. In front Of tho Court Honae
IN ~ Columbia: within tho legal hours,
oo oa!eS ot COTTON, levied on as the pro-
gerty OF Joseph e. Reese, ct the suit OF Am.
drew Patterson, Assignee, us. Jos e. Reese.
Deo 16 NTH 49, W
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NEW STORE.

THE subscriber would re-.
RMA@NA spectfully inform his friends
j%EB@Eland old customers that he has
y Es5itffElL " re-establshcd himself in the
SI1s4..E i111..a. .z1 GENERAL GROCERY BUSI-
NESS, at his old stand, mo. 199,) where he
will DO pleased to show and sell to purchasers 8
complete stock of new fancy and substan-
tial GOODS, carefully selected.
Richardson street, first square South OF old
Market corner. ORLANDO u. BATES.
Dec 3mo
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Sale to Foreclose MORTGAGE.

Porter Steele us. W. H. McCaw Co.
+ RY virtue oi a certain Mortgage executed
- by W; n. McCaw Co. to Porter & steele.
authority to me given by the said Porter i
steele, Will sell. on the first TUESDAY in
January next, at the Southern Guardian Office,
na, IN the building lately occupied as the Post
dreenfields Carriage Repository,
\, Al IL the PRESSES, TYPES and PRINTING
MsAIEhlALS used in the publication OF the
Southern Guardian newspaper
Terms cash. r. F. FRAZEE,
Dec 16 NTH Agent for Porter Il Steele
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Good Things.

ID AMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
.IG Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin Otard,
Sherry, South-sido Madeira Vino, London
Dock Fort Wine, Hibberts London Porter,
McEwen's Scotch Ale. Tho above droct from
the importers and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE.
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Hardy Solomon & Co.

HAVING entered into the manufacture of
Ill BRICK aud QUARRYlNG of GRANITE,
and purchased of Me-srs. Wright & Vim, one
nf turning out from 40, 900 to 60, 600 bricks per
lay. are now prepared to make contracts and
f"r"i-h parties with any quantities of bricks
l''-'r'd Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
stnre, or u, the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept
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Champagne
GRAIN! GRAIN GRAIN!

GRAIN GRAIN GRAIN!
WI. wHITlIIRE, GREENVILLE, S. c.,
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
IT, DCCE OF all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to his caro-.
This is Il rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along tho limo Of tho Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, to procure their sup
plies at first cost. only ask q fair trial, and
guarantee satisfaction Nov 24 3mo
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DoWner's Mineral Sperm Oil.

Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.
A NEW OIL. ,chich rW not light unde, 800
N degrees Fahrenheit; never gums; is almost
Oh ricss and as safe as Sperm or Lard oil for
fdmay use, aud ,chen burned in the MINERAL
SPERM LAMP. tho light is equal to the best
Kerosene ut cost not exceeding one-half a
cent. per hour. It requires but little atten-
tlon,, no trimming, and the chimney nevor
breaks from heat.
supply OF this safety OIL and small
assortment OF Lamps, just received and for
sale by LIT r. AGNEW.
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Extra Cheese.
Oct 30

10O BONES Goshen. English Dairy and
1OSI Pine Apple CHEESE, for sale low,
oct 30 F. HOPE
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For Sale,
Z 600 ACRES OF LAND in Barnweli,
S.C\JO on the Edisto.
$50 ACRES In Kcrshaw-in lots to suit
HOUSE and LOT in Columba-s12, 900.
l House in this city, $4,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND near the
eity-s3.C00. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. -
Sept 25 ~
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
VNHE copartnership of LEAPBART q
Il SLOAN will expire by limitation on the
first day OF January next
All persons indebted to them are EAnNEsT1 Y
REQUESTED to liquidate their dues by that
date, as the business will be closed and trans
feIred for IMMEDIATE COLLECTION
mo rem aiming well assorted stock of FAMI-
cost.
Just received:
100 barrels various grades FLOUR, from
sc. so to 50 90 per Barrel
Son.
Tomatoes and Cove Oysters, at 20 cents.
Peaches, Peas and Lobsters, at 25 cents.
Winslow Corn, Pine Apples and Strawber-
ries, at 80 cents.
Brandy Peaches, quarts, at 40 cents; Cher
ries, quarts, at SO cents.
Best Goshen Butter, at so cents.
Fresh Buckwheat Flour, twenty pounds for
s1.00.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar. at so cents
&C., &c. LEAPHART Il SLOAN.
Dec Is 1G
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Selling Off
A LOT offine JEWELRY, Ear. rings Broast-
~ pins, Plain Gold Rings, Gold and Silver
rhlmblas, &c.
Parties will find it to their in ntercst 10 call
and examine, the various articles.
Oct 80 G. DJERCKS
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SheriH7s Sale.
UNDER ORDER OF JUDGE OF pnoDAr

UNDER ORDER OF JUDGE OF PRoDATE.
E1 parte John p. Adams, Administrator
Petition to sell Personal Property.
4 n pursuance OF All order made by tic Hon
IL William Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate
for Richand County, will sell, on SATUR
DAY, tho 7th day of January. A. D. 1871. al
the lnto residence Of David Adams, deceas sd
in Richland County, within tho legal hours,
the following Personal Property, OF which tho
late David Adams died possessel<Sl:
10 Mules, Horses, Cow, ;2e "a OF Shcc,'
and head of Cattle. 6fS
TERMS OF SALE.-Ors,7E7T75;e7
$25. .00 One-half II 4 ~
lance on credit S 81 - 4 ~ s:S59:;
by notos. with two " II,
est est dG from day Of 81
s2l.QlAc4sh. =
Lt22 mtl - Z: s. s..
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Dentistry.
THE undersigned would In.
UYfYA form his friend and patrons
IIp LILY that he is prepared To execute
scientifically and satisfactorily all operations
ana work OF whatsoever kird his profession
demands. Terms acco u, mod dating.
e. Olhce over Mcssrs. Porter Il Co.'s Dry Goods
Store. on Main st, cet, Columbia, 8. G.
from to p. m.
Nov 20 DI,. ROOZER n n q
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Novelties---Special Attractions.
NOV opening and showing, the largest and
~ most elegant assortment of French and
English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this
market, selected especially for the Holidays.
Elegant Perfuncry, Cologncs and Extracts,
New and superior Toilet Soaps,
Terfume Boxes, Toilet Boxes,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
German. French and English Toilet Waters,
Atklnson's Extract White Roses,
Lubin's Perfumes, Extracts, Snchet,
Lows new Perfumes and Extracts
Coudray's Fashionable Cologne,
Condray's Lavender Water,
German Farina Cologne,
Superior Bay Rum,
large and fine assortment OF Hair Brush
es, Tooth Brushes,
English and French Dressing Combs.
Ivory Fine-tooth Combs,
Elegant Pomade for the Hair,
Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustre,
Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber,
Turkish Towels. Tooth Rioks,
Elegant Soaps, the largest assortment in
the city,
beautiful selection OF Fancy Perfume
Sachets. For sale by
Dec 1s T.. n. HEINITsH, Druggist.
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City Currency will be Taken =
TN payment for Goods at
Il Nov II HARDY SOLOMON'S
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SheriH's Sale.

brodie Il Co. Us. William a. Sigh and Mary @.
8 Ugh.
Rf virtue OF a warrant to levy on and sell
D tho crop of the defendant, in the abovef
stated case, directed to me by D. 3. MilieI
Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court for RiobIS h
fSonnty, and in pursuance Of an AeSssa,sss' -
Seral Assembly OF South Csss'I q
ct to secure advancpr
g." will sell, aar-tf $
ih|> "a sY next,
TssS TS1 ss VI
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B TELEG r A P Fl T.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the South-Weste

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l2.-Cotton easier sales 100
bales; good ordinary l5@154 low middling III and
middng 178(0lsc.; receipts 2s6 and exports coast
wise 45os bales. Sterling 1851 Sight exchange I'M
changed. Gold 1l31.
New YORK, Sept. r. evening GOLD llS4(a ll35
Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales; upands 1890.
LONDON, Sept lS, noon.-Consols opened at s924
Bonds 90
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l3, noen.--Cottou opened steady;
uplands 94@9s and Orleans 91@9sd.; estimated sales
10000 bales.
NEW YORK, Sept. l3, noon-Gold ll3s Money 40
Pet. Sterlng-loug 1899 and short lloa. Cotton
quiet, but frm uplands l95 and Orleans 2osc; sales
$50 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Sept Is, aftenoon.-Cotton shipments
from Bombay to yesterday, since last report 400 bales
New ORLEANS, Sept. l3-Flour firm; supertne
s. so, double extra Sc 20 and treble extra Sc 75@
7 90. Corn-,nixed s. and white S74@95c Oats
St. Louis 5000 and Galena 60962c Bran 81 10.
Hay frmer; prime S27. Pork dull; S2S 30.
Bacon-jobbing at 151@18@19sc.; hams 24c 9th
ers unchanged Cotton-demand fair, but at lower
rates; sales 900 bales; good ordinary l5@154, low
mddling l64@17 and middling l7ac.; receipts 1866
bales; no exports. Cattle-1st quality S30@40 and
I'd quality S20@30; yearngs S7@l2; calves S5@l2
Sterling 1851. Gold l13s Sight exchange RfRct.
premium
LIVERPOOL, Sept 49, evening-Cotton firm up
lands 90 and Orleans 9sd.; sales $4,000 bales, oil
which for speculation and export 5000.
New YORK Sept. Is, evening weak; sales
400 bales; uplands l94c Money easy at 4@5 yet
Sterling very dull. Gold very dull ll3401l13|.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, Sept l3-Count Bernstein Russian Am.
bassador has been in consultation with Earl Granville
at Wmar Castle since Saturday Both to Lon
don to-day.
French Embassy. 10 w."
1t is rumored on the streets that Metz has
dered Internationally. The Prussian Embassy credits
the rumor but has official advces of it.
Owing to the late unsatisfactory arrangements, bills
from America are constantly being protested Letters
of advice coming by slower vehicles, arrive too late.
The Times says if the terms proposed by Theirs are
at all reasonable, England will back them. IA a.r RI
China adyces through Russia, are nnasorable.
The Chinese are preparing for Further outrages
committed on missionaries. .- ~-@
Bismarck's official report to the King, dated the I'd,
describes interview with Napoleon. he wanted
better of capitulaou than the Germans offered
Bismarck refused discuss the subject as it was a
military question, but willing to discuss terms OF
peace The Emperor REPLIED as prisoner, such a
discussion was impossible. He referred Bismarck to
the Government at Paris Bismarck replied that the
situation at Paris offered point for entertaining
overtures for peace. The Emperor proposed that the
French army be allowed pass into Belgium, and
there surrender. This refused. The Emperor
said be dreaded the horrors of war; but had yielded to
public opinion, in declaring The Emperor is not
allowed 10 see the King until capitulaton is completed
/ PARIS, Sept. l3-Mail adFices say the Prussians
have reached point within lwenty-eight miles Of
! Paris Yesterday afternoon
| PARIS, Sept. 13.-The enemy AT Meaux, at Lig
ny and Mehan a. s,-..aE szez Es. /.
The Journal des Debats has a long editorial on the
exalted patriotism OF Theirs.
LONDON, Sept 13-The Morning Post, speaking
semi officially says the neutras have abandoned al
hone of suspending hostites. Bancroft is making
further efforts towards mediation.
FLORENCE, Sept 13. The Italians are enthusiast
c8lv received in the Papal States.
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DAMNED BY THEIR RECORD AND THEIR PARTY.-The
jackson (Miss) Pilot, Radical paper, but much
farer and more ably conducted than any OF Its class
in the South has review of the rule of its party in
this State from which make the following extract
For two years the Republicans of Louisiana have
been in the ascendancy and have governed the State
in all its departments. They bad the Legislatre Exec
utiye and Judiciary exclusively under their control,
and are responsible for every distinct act done by
either give any party an opportunity TO sho" It's ca
pacity to control the affairs of State and we may safely
udge of its usefulness and worthiness at the expra
ton of that time Viewed in that light and with rea
sonable fair allowance of charity for the natural ten
dency of man to err, pronounce the Republican
administration of Louisiana success? The fact that
t is Republican is inducement to US to declare that
it is SUCH but convictions of right tell US other
wise and for the sake of truth aud honesty, we are
compelled to pronounce it complete and disgracetui
failure Its record is such that scarcely dis
cover single redeeming feature in all that has been
done during the entire period of its existence Its
acts from first to last stamped with corruption,
fraud vilainy and crime and that party in any
Northern State, it would be repudiaed and damned,
as it deserves to be- with such storm of oVerw helm
ing defeat at the polls, that its leading characters
could never again rear their unworthy heads and their
sort of Repubcanism would become by-word and
reproach throughout all time. From the Governor
down if the half that is charged against them be true,
infamy attaches to the administration. Money and
power have been the paramount consideration of all,
and no means have been left untouched, no influence
unwelded no official or usnrped authority that was
available for personal aggrandzement left unexecuted
both to the neglect of the general good and
the legitimate result of all this is to be in the de-
plorabe and almost ruined condition of the State
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New York Sept. l2.-The South American news by
today's steamer is unmportant. The Ministry OF
Chill have discontinued the further prosecution OF the
Armenian war.
The Bolivian troops along the Peruvian frontier
have been reinforced and have had several skirmshes
with marauding parties of Indians.
The Argentine Republic has contracted for sub
marine telegraph to Brazil be completed in eight.
cen months.
The Republic of Salvador has just concluded COM
mercial treaty with Prussia.
I 1t is believed here from kilograms received from
Europe that the position OF the United States is not
understood in Europe. The only official dispatch from
this Government relative to the war; sent on Fri.
day. addressed to Bancroft, with copies to Washburne
and Motley to the effect ascertaned from an alto
gether reliable that while act in con-
nection with other nations yet, if our good Offices
requested by both begerents, We should be happy to
extend them, with view to bringing about peace
between the two great powers with which we have
traditional friendship. This Government will scrupu
louslv abstain from interfering in the affairs of foreign
nations if for other reason it would set an example
or afford a pretext for interference, hereafter, with
our own Hence, it expresses no opinion as to the
merits of the war. The dispatch to Bancroft
fully worded as to leave no douots OF our carefully
abstaning from foreign alliances towards belligerents
while we are always ready to exercise Offices of friend
ship, when specially desired by nations at
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l2.-Ths city gives Perham
Republican, All majority. Six towns give Perham
772 majority loss to the Republicans of 1877.
| LEw1sTowN, Me-, Sept l2.-The vote is larger thar
last year; the Democratic ticket brings every
voter The Republicans favoring Chamberlain
over Morrill, for United States Senator. The Demo
Gratis are strong in the Legislature.
! PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 13.-One hundred and fifteen
towns give Perham 5242 majority. The Republicans
gain l6S. Lynch, whose district the only doubt
full one is certainly elected Towns to hear from gave
1921 Republican majority last year.
BANGOR, Me-, Sept l3.-The Democrats are rejoic
ing over their first majority in this city.
SAN Francisco, Sept 13.-Tbe Oregon Legislature
is organized. Democrats fill all Offices. News SLOW
this morning
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AMERICANS IN PARIs-The American colony III
Paris, which ordinarily numbers forty or nifty thou-
sand persons is said to have rapidly diminished oil LATE
BY the departure of its members for safer ana pleas
anter regions It is estimated that onethlrd oil them
have fed to England Switzerland Belgium Italy ana
this country since the beginning of August and 1t Is
likely that the remainder will now disappear as rap
idly as possible The mighty German army Is daily
approaching Paris nearer and nearer, to assault or De
siege it. as circumstances may render or the other
necessary and the perils from the enemy without as
well as from the revolutionary elements within, must
render that city the least attractive as heretofore 1t
has been considered the attractive place OF res
idence in Europe All foreigners are represented to
be under the closest surveillance by the authorities,
and all in peril from the suspicion and ex-
element of the popalace. Quite number OF Amer
cans hare been under arrest German Spies and 1t
has been found difficult matter to secure their re-
lease Several have been assaulted the streets by
mobs which accused them of being Germans; and
there have been cases in which suspected or assaed
found it impossible obtain either protection
or redress.
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1t is noticeable fact that people who change thei
minds so often never get good one. N. 7. Sun.

FAMILY FUED.-The Radicals in this State and
district to be in general snarl After nominal
ing McCleery as candidate for Congress Bayou Sara
they appear to have made the discovery that there
was cheating going around the board and another
convention is called to meet at Nachitoches which,
understood the original point meeting 1t has
for time been plain pike staff, that war to the
knife and the knife to the hit brewing between
the wings of that delectabe party After so long
time the freedmen have awakened to the fact that in
the division of game the turkey is once men
tioned-it is always buzzard for them, and they are
naturally becoming disguised with the unsayory bird
The cohesive power of public plumber might hold the
party together, if anything like fair division of the
spols were made by the Warmoth faction, but this
style does not suit them. Knowing that the day OF
their destiny is almost over and the star of their fate
is declining, they unwilling to part with single
of stealage, and in effect say to their colored
dupes called by courtesy allies look here, Niger
we allow you the high privilege of voting US into Office
because fought bed, and died, you know, to gain
your freedom but when you wish come in and share
the stea!sge from your old masters the thing doesn't
look wehas the appearance of ingratitude for past
favors, you know"
Keeting appointed registrar for this parish, but
King Warmoth becoming indignant that he dared
TO manifest proclivity to kick in the party harness
cancels bis appointment without regard to deceney or
law, and puts Hatch in his stead We are pleased to
state, however, that Keeting retres from the contest
rsthsr than the parish should by conflict between
Hatch and himself, be deprived of the privilege Of
voting For this he deserves credit.
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If the South should push her production of cottor
beyond three million of bales the worlds supply viii
exceed the demand and the aggregate value of tn,
crop remain stationary. In other words 10000
bales will sell for $500, 100000 but addition o
500 900 bales will not add much, if any, to the foreign
aggregate value.
It true ahstractly that cheap prices will stimulate
consumption, so to enlarge the demand sufficiently
absorb additional supplies, but this law OF commerce
only comes in play to great extent when production
has become improbable, and will cease as soon a:
prices return to handsome paving rate to the planter
It is, therefore, question whether the South, in pur
suing cotton culture beyond two and half or three
million bales is consulting her true interests.
~ o. Picayune
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Turtle soup at the Head House to-day.

LOUISIANA NURsERIEs.-We have before called at
tenton to the nurseries of Messrs. Sanuels Stoner
located one mile below town. These gentlemen are
determined that their grounds shall be pleasant re
sort for visitors, and with that view are enarging
and making preparations to beautfy them The folly
of giving preference to Northern plants over those
grown in the South has long been demonstrated by the
experience of thousands who have thoroughly TESTED
the matter And yet with all this, agents for Northern
nurseries can humbug our people to an unlimited ex
tent
We shall again refer to these nurseries at some tu
ture time Meantime, as this is the season for trans
planting we would advise all who wish to procure su
perior fruit to send forward their orders