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American Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, January 2G Arrived
steamships Virginia, Philadelphia; Sea
Gull, Baltimore.
WAsHISdToN, January 25.-The con-
test yesterday for the seat from the
Fifth Georgia District attracted much
attention. General Young managed the
case for Corker. Democrat while Gene
raj Butler championed Beard, (colorcd, J
Radical. The result, 14S for seating
Corker to IL adverse, shows that the
majority candidates from the South,
provided they can take the oath, are
tolerably suro of seats General Young
was much applaudcd for his shrowd
management of tho case.
James F. Randolph. many years editor
Of the Brunswick FI'etlOnittn, is dead,
aged eighty years.
HAVANA, January 25.-Only three of
the fillibusters, who disembarked at
Vuella Abajo, remain alive.
WAsHISGroN, January GA heavy
snow Northward interrupts travel and
mails.
The Kansas Legislature has elected
Alexander Coldwell to succeed Ross in
the Senate. The elements composing
the Reconstruction Committee are 80
1nharmonlous, that the Committee has
virtually dissolved. No measure pro.
posed con be sanctioned by the majority.
There is no disposition on the part of
tho Chairman to call meeting OF the
Committee.
Winnie Ream's stntue of Lincoln was
formally unveiled last night. The pub
Tic was pleased.
The House was engaged Oh Iudan mp.
prOpriations to-day.
In tho Senate. the Committee on Post
Offices reported bilk'for bridging the
M!ssiss;pp; at Doonviiie. The bill in.
creasing pensions goes to the President
II involves an increased expenditure ol
$o,0OO,O A bill abolishing the in
come tax was passed, by twcnty-six tc
twenty five. Blair voted no. This is q
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Estate SAFE
D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. Auc,ioneev.

John Fisher, Executor, rs. W. K. Bachman
and wife.
EDURSUANT to tho order OF bis Honor
j. samuel W. Melton, Judge OF tho Fifth
Circuit, made in tho above stated case. dated
January Z. 1871, and to me directed. will
sell' before the Court House in Columbia. on
tho first MONDAY in February next. at II
o'clock, in tho forenoon, the Real Estate
hereinafter nc, described. upon tho terms and on
to say: '"' 10
AlIthat LOT OF LAND on Plain street, il
tho city OF Columbia, Lounded North by Tay-
or street, East by lot Of John Fisher. Sout,
sia by aah tho street. and West BY Pckens street
occupied by DR.. Edward H. Fisher in hia lie
time, subject, however, to tho lien of two
ImortGaGos,ono to ]. A. Hennoman and one
to Mrs. Emily Hayne.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest OF Edward
H. Fisher, being ono undivided half-interest
IN ma Tract OF Land, on the stateburg Road,
aoloihlnG lands OF the Ursulino Convent. con
tanning l62 acres, more or less.
Terms Of sale cash
Jan Is
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A minstrel troupe. composed OF gem
inc negroes, who recently ATTEMPTED "a
give an exhibition in Westport. Conn.
we're pelted with onions and driven oni
OF town Frchango.
What pity that couldn't have INN.
pened IN Georgia! It would have made
splendid ku Klux outrage for the
Hadicals: Just think of genuine niggors
| oeing pelted with onions in defiance OF
all the amendments. Will this internal
spirit Of caste meue, be exorcise,l?
,, Cincinnati Commercial.
~ think, says DR.. John Brown, of
Edinburrg, that every family should
have dog. 1t is like perpetual baby
ana then 1t betrays no secrets, never
sulks, asks no troublesome questions.
never gets into debt, never comes down
late to breakfast-and it is always ready
for bit Of fun
A Boston firm saved S35. 600 in GOLD
duties by the arrival, at New York. OF
Two c"rgoos of wool, on tho last day of
Decembor The captain Of one of the
crafts spoiled two suits of sails in his
anxiety to reach port before the new
tariff became II law.
A gentleman speaking of the hapni.
ness of the married state before lis
daughter, despairingly said: "Sho who
marries docs well, but she who does moi
marry does bottcr." "Well, then" snid
the young lady, II will do we'll; let those
who choose do better"
Inc lumbcrmcn in the Western part
or MASSACHUSETTS, having had no snow
lor shedding operations, say that unless
winter shonld be unexpectedly pro-
longed, tho price of wood and native
lumber III many country towns will bo
seriously aft, cted.
Why don't the great men of France
STIR? Why do they remain motionless
ana cold while onr bleeding country is
ruined: asked M orator in Paris the
other dny. 'Bccanse they are cast in
cr"hzr, answered voice from the gal
lery.
At last some OF Bukcrs party have dis
covered con:iucnt to the lower Nile.
AS it Is evidently ,ivu!ct of recent
birth. 1t would he wei! to call it the Ju-
vcnilc.
The "ttcrS in Florida appear to be for
midat!e animals. 1t required two men
to manage one to death IN Lake Harris
recently.
Water Is 50 scarce in Providence that
arc compelled to buy i! from
o't-ot-t"wn ponds, paving lis high as 50
IA load,
Coca !;,m hands in North Carolina
.rS.lv" rom 'lght /" ten dollars per
LII" hrst pi:ntvi a......
there is any hno~lrdg", WAS pahi,-l..i =.
1867.
The most beautiful church in America
was built bya widow (AIrs. Colt, o. Hart
lord, III memory OF her husband
An Eruption Of the Ceborucco volcano,
IN Mexico, destroyed the villages of
1xlaw aud Jaba.
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Carolina House...Hotice.

EHtHE proprietor OF the Carolina Honse an
~ - n9nnces a2nn to his patrons and the public
VIII DO sold in HIS establishment at greatly
reduced prices. AL imported liquors will be-
onarged ona & for at tho rate OF from @ @25 cents
per siaass; those OF domestic manufacture
rom IRON l0 to 10 cents per glass. The proprietor
pleagcs himself, that what he offers to his
customers shall be Of the best description.
aHu ~ that his reduction OF prices shall not
given and continues Ia give such satisfaction
to tho patrons of the Carolina House.
va" 81 Il. BARRY, Proprietor.
AM ini"rnr.l by D. :. Taylor. Eaa OF
u shreveport, Louisiana, that two Chscks.
uta"n : at shreveport, La, August 10, 1870, to
w FisI,in SrGi VI r It, Iay!or Attorney OF Francis
to Francis w. Tickling, Trustee, or order: one
6y J: j. Marshall, on Thomas E. Gregg. Co.
i,pmbla' South Carolina, for two thousand
shall, Executor, on tho Citizens Bank of New
Orleans, for Elk thousand dollars in gold:
were mailed to me by'tho ondorecr, at Shrcvc-
POI port, La, on tho 22d August, 1870. These
ing been stopped, the public arc warned not to
negotiate them.
40 FRANCIS w. FfCKLlSo, Trustee.
Jan o.
New Books at Bryan & McCarter's.
NHE S Lifo of Lord paImcrston, by Bulwcr.
II no English GoyorErhs at tho Siamcsc
Court, with plates.
The Pcrcys, by autl:,. .: Stepping Heaven
Tho victory"f the vanrui,hcd, by author
or Schonbcrg Family. $40
Light at Evening T:h,c.-a book OF Comfort
ana support for tho ASci-by DR.. Holmo.
$3.50. '''i '''F
Joseph and His Friend by Bayard Taylor.
Sketches OF San Domingo, by Kcim. 81 so
II, Morning ana Evening Exercises, by Henry
), Tour OF Or. Synta1, w;tlI colored plates.
s';u''; ana other new Books, to zuit all fancies.
Also, variety Of new Novels. and another
supply of Diaries for 1871 Ian 1I
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FINANCIAL AND co7,,7e:ncI,1..

CohrMrl>, s. c., Jnnuary 27.-Salcs of
cotton, yesterday. 13G baleS--mil,lIing
13aic.
LoSpoS, January 25-Noon. -Consols
o2',. Bonds 90is.
FnA>KroIyr, January 25-Bon.ls o5as.
LIVERPOOL, January 25-3 Z. NJ
Cotton active and t-uplands S(a
S's; Orleans S'.,(NSas. Cotton aflnnt
for mid,lling. "
LArEE.-Cotton frrner-uplands 81,
Orleans SliWSas sales 10000 bales !;
speculation and export ). 900; sales Tues
day 4 900 more than previously reported;
loading mt Mobile, S.i.i for middlipgs;
afoat from New Orleans, shipped i'll De-
cemher, 9la
heavy. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
steam l27S(1l3. Cotton i'll fair demand
and u higher--middling uplands 155Gs;
Orleans 16las. Freights dull. Stocks
strong. especially Is of 81. State Sect
rites very steady. Gold steady, at 1Ol,.
Money 5@G. Exchange ge-long OK
short 1Ol2. United States Gs, ST; regis,
'ered, IL; coupons II; 5.2os, 62s, re-
7P. Motion quiet, with sales OF
4,SO0 bales, ut 1854. Southern -four
quiet to good extra G.95Cl
7.50; good to choice 7.55(d8.75. Wheat
quiet and winter red and amber
Western 25GGt257. Corn dull-new
63@G5. Coffee in fair request-Rio
13I@I6i:. Sugar firm. Molasses
easier, at G2i.. Pork 23.OO(023 so.
Lard frmer, at 1884. Freights dull
cotton 5-16@ass.
BALTIMORE, January &c. Cotton firmt
and held higher-middling 152S; re.
ceipts 900; sales IT'S; stock 1906.
CHARLESTON, January 26.--Cotton
stiff -middling Is; receipts 2,95G bales;
sales 800; stock 4O,019.
SAVANNAH, January 2G.-Cotton quiet
but iirm-middling Is; receipts 5,2CC
bales; sales 2, 100; stock 90,G15.
NEW ORLEANS, January 26-Floul
firmer-superfne G.25; double 6. so; tre
BILE Cts. Corn irm-yellow IS; white
80. Pork 23OO. Bacon 1Olsa;13
Lard, sugar. molasses, coffee and whis
key unchanged. Cotton tending up
ward-middling 15(015lI; receipts
4,785 bales; sales s, 400; stock 1873, ,GSS.
| NORFOLK, January 26.-Cotton firm
low middling 1414@14t..; receipts 2,2l1
bales; sales 100; stock 10,O91.
GALVESTON, January Cotton quic
but firm-good ordinary 13@131a; re
ceipts 1886 bales; sales 500; stock 58, I42
MoDILE. january 26. Cotton buoyant--
middling l4ai; receipts ], 12G bales, sales
$500; stock 5,647.
WILMINGTON, January &C.. Cottor
quiet and steady-middling ID; receipts
II bales; sales 80; stock 2,148.
BosToN, January 26.-Cotton strong
middlIng 1G; receipts e6O bales; sale!
GOO; stock $500
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CcDee, Sugar and Aolnsaes, imported oy W. !
Hall

-, ,s.-e->o--...--
CoDee, sugar and Molnsaes, imported 6y ". +.
Hal.
BY F. P. SALAS, Auctioneer.
oN THURSDAY next, the Cd of February, at
IL IL o'clock A. will be sold, in Cobia's
va, M,arehouse, cornor Of Queen and Philadel.
pnia ni streets, streets, Charieston, cargo OF British
erlg "Prothese," direct from Rio Janeiro.
consisting Of:
oil for this market.
ALSO.
Cargo OF schooner "Wm. Dcmipp." direct
from Demarara, consisting OF:
ra Sugars.
100 bbls Choice Deuarara sugars.
G3 puncheons Choice Demarara Molassea.
AND IMMEDIATEIY AYTEn,
300 boxes Good to Prime Centrifugal Sucars
3g0 Gbl'. Bright Muscovado Moasses.
q! hhds. Swee- Cuba Molasses.
Tho above goods will be ready for inspec-
tioh on day previous to sale, and catalogues
CoSp1TIoNs OF SALE.-All sums under q 600
casm ca ~ from 81 600 TO- $4,000 thirty days; over
s3, ooo sixty days, with approved city endorsed
i"tcs. Jan 90 a
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State Of South Carolina.
COLUMBIA. .JASr

COLUMBIA, JANUARY 2i 1s.I
HOfOFOSAl.S for the printing of the cur
IL rent and permanent work of the General
ASSEMBLY, addressed to the Clerks of the Sc
nate and House Of Representatives., will be
received l'y the undersigned until WEDNES-
DAY, February |, 1871. j. WOODRUFF,
Clerk of Senate
4. q. JONES
Clerk of House uf Representatives.
Jan Of
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LeXington-.-In EQUITY.

Mary Lcaplart and Policy Leaphart rs. Gee
J. Lcaphart.
\ obedience to al order of Samuel " Mel,
IL ton Judge OF tho Fifth Circuit IN thn
above stated case, will soil, on the FIRST
nlONDAA in February next, within IL LEGAL
ii,, nomrs, BEFORE the Court House door III tho
A certain LOT OF LAND. as described !,
me bl.l as containing one-h half acre, more or
icss' on tho South-cas corner Of Lincoln ana
Pcndleton Streets "D1
CoNDlTIoSs OF SALE-- That is to saw. for nash
snlcicnt to pay tax and cost of suit and CT
renso ot sale; the balance on q credit Of ono
year, with interest thereon from day of sale.
ttlrchaSe money to bc secured by bond and
surety. ana 4 mortgage Of tho premises sol1
c,;o. 5. NJ. ROOF, s. L.C.
1871. Tan
In the Court Of Probate---Iexipgton
/ fj,yrGrH;t AleXander II. Wolfe, Adminisfrator
IDUEsUANT .o"ifihJham, deceased;
IL Canshman, Judge Of Probate 'Sfra$eo
ington County, will sell, on the first day cs
The PERSONAL PROPERTY Of ". n
| Eeckham, deceased, consisting of about
30 Bales Cotton,
| Is Mules, 8 Horses and Q Colts
GD Hogs, 80 Cattle, among which arc great
many fine Mich Cows.
| Kitchen Furniture, &c, and large quantity
of fine Cotton Seed.
| 5000 Bushels Corn and large quantity ct
Fodder,
| Four Horsc Wagons. Ox-Cart, large
quantity OF Farming Implements, House and
| Tho sale will be commenced at what in
known as tho James Bates place. in Richland
Fork, and continued there until all the pro-
pcrty on that place is sold; and on tho day
immediately succeeding, the sale will be con-
tinucd at the Baker place, in Lexington, the
late residence OF tho deceased, and continued
| there until all tho property is sold. It is
thought the sale at the Bates place will oc-
| cupy about two days. and the sale commenced
at tho Baker placo on the third.
| Terms OF sale cash. 8. M. ROOF, S. L. C.
Sherifi7s Office, Lexington G. H., January o,
1871. Jan i3 :
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~ the "CREDIT SYSTEM" for the last three
years, have found it to be losing business.
and have come to the conclusion to adopt tho
exclusively cash SYSTEM" from this dnto.
them to come up 10 tho "Captains Oilico" and
scttic. CAMPBELL & JONES.
Jan
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DISTRESS AMONG COLORED PROFILE "A
writer IN the National Standard, Wash
ington,j gives pitiable account of the
squalid poverty prevailing among many
OF the blacks of Washington. Thou
sands of them, it seems, are there with
out employment, and the writer calcu
lates that it would require $1,000, 600
annually to relieve the wants of the indi-
gent colored people.
The Jacksonville (Florida) Union, of
the 21st, says: The construction train
went through Il culvert, seven miles from
tallahassee, yesterday morning. The
culvert was burnt during the preceding
night. l.. B. Osteen, conductor, and y
fireman we're both killed.
The trestle-work on the Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile Railroad, along
Lake Harris, gave way with coustruc,
ton train last Friday, killing the con
ductor and fireman. The engineer es.
capped by jumping from the train.
Toni say, Jack, what il beautif,.'
complexion Miss Smith hns! Do you
know hGr?"
Jack-"No, but I know girl who
buys her complexion at the same store. y
A fire in Milford, Mass, Monday, de-
stroyed eleven stores and two dwellings,,
ahd burned to death hir. Amos Thurs
ton, Mrs. Newton, and young Irish
woman.
The moss business in Florida is assam
ing profitable proportions. The article
Is procured in the forests, cured, packed
anu forwarded to the North.
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Father Hyacinth, in his London lee
ture on the war, displayed his usual
independence of thought. He recog-
nized the blunders of France The loss
of Alsace and Lorraine would not be
fatal to France. AS to the results of the
war, ho declared that Germany would
become centre of civilization; while
France, again free, would carry to their
Legitimate end the ideas of the great
revolution, and put on end to the coun-
try's threatened ruin.
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Blacksmith aud Wheelright.

a THE subscriber, having started busi-
& Ancss on his own account, begs to in.
W. form his friends and the public that he
il NOW prepared to execute all orders in his
line. His Shop il located on Assembly street
between dervais and Lady.
Jan 6 1m0 PHILLIP MOTT.
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New Varieties Garden Seed,

NeW VaTltLleS Garden Seeds.
ENILDERkRAUT CABBAGE,
IL Marbleheaa Mammoth Cabbage,
Early Schwcinforth Cabbage,
keyes' Early Prolific Tomato,
New French Breakfast Radsh,
Early Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Early WinninSstadt Cabbage
For sale by E. H. HEINITSU
Wholesale ard Retail Drug and Seed Store.
Jan 25
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Fresh Teas.
Received To-day,
Dentistry.

G&fp THE undersigned would in
U1YvxA d form his friend- and patrons
Iy that he is prepared to execute
scientifically and satisfactorily all operations
and work OF whatsoever kipd his profession
demands. Terms accommodating.
Office over Mcssrs. Porter Il Co. g Dry Goode
Store, on Main stI eet, Columbia, .. c.
Office hours ftom q. m. to l p. m., and
from to 4 p. IN.
Nov29 d.. BoOZER, DIS.
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United States District Court
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

United States DISTRICT Court
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
E1 parte Thomas ]. Robertson, Executor Of
John Caldwell. In re the Laurens Railroad
Compa ~, Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy
lHiHE time heretofore fixed for the creditors
Il of the Laurons Railroad Company, bank.
extended, this rule is now published. reouir.
ing tho lien creditors snt o uch others the Gre
ditors whose debts bave been created since
tho bankruptcy OF tho Laurens Railroad Com
pany, to establish their respective claims be-
foro C. G. Jaeger, Register, at Newberry, s
O., on or before the first day of February
next. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Circuit Court U. s. for 4. g.
lan11 40
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

+ AM selling tho best NORFOLK OYSTERS
Il offered in this market. and get them fresh
every day from Norfolk.
have also reduced the price to s1.75 per
gallon, and smaller quantities in proportion.
Families can have them delivered at their re-
sidences. by leaving their orders ut tho Ice
House. JOHN ID. BATEMAN.
Nov 90 2mO
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Just Received

A \ assortment OF fresh CRACK ERS, Of tha
IN finest quality. consisting OF Soda, Boston.
Butter. Lemon, Ginger, Cream aud LuncE
Milk for salo at lower prices than usual, BY
Jan lmo e. SrENHOCSE.
Bargains in Clothing at HoKE's.
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For Sale,

OnA BUSHELS of Dicksons Improved
ANJO COTTON SEED, grown from seed
purchased in 1860, at 81 per bnshel, from Da-
vid Dickson, OF Georgia Price fifty cents per
bushel Of thirty pounds. j.. X. DAVIS,
Jan l5 Monticello, 9. c.
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Oils, Turpentine, Benzine.
10A GALLONS LINSEED OIL,
.lNyV 100 gallons Train Oil,
100 gallons Machinery Oil,
100 gallons Spirits Turpcntinc,
100 gallons Alcohol,
so gallons BenZine,
10 barrels Kerosene Oil.
For sale low by l.. II. HEINITSH,
Jan . Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
To Rent,
6A. a DWELLING HOUSE, on Upper street
;i; containing eight rooms. Ten acres o.
LAND contiguous to the dwelling will be
rented with it if desired. Apply to
VIM. WALLACE,
At Office Of Mcssrs. Wallace & Greene,
Jan 25 & Scott's Bank BuidinS.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF DOI.LS.a Toys,
IN aud other fancy articles forllittle folks.
ALSO,
A fresh collected stock of CANDIES, fancy
and stick, and a large assortment or Fancy
and Plain Pound Cakes.
ALSO,
A ine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cicars,
&C., at kKAFT'S BAKERY,
Dec 81 Main street
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A NolD SU1CIkS.-A victim of cafrH,.
IN discretion causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, %c. having tried in vain every
sclfrnrr, which he will send free tu his fellow
sufferers. Address J. II. TUrrLE, rs Nassau
street New York. Dee .; ti;mu
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OTtSE.-All indebted to lie undersigned
wise will make settlement of the same beforo
the FIRST DAY OF FEBRCAKl next and
save costs. Z. IL G. u. HOPE
Jan Il EDWARD HOPE!
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d toiToN SEED OIL CAKE can he had
~ at an times, and in any quantity, OF
Jan Il l.. HOPE
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