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ArOTICE no SHIPPERS OF GOODS IN

IN Bond.-From and after this date we, the un-
dersigned agents and representatives, of steamers
and barges, will not receive or transport GOODS
IN BOND under the present regulations, as re-
oured by the CustOmhOuse at this port.
STEVENSON l. VERLANDER,
Agents Merchants Southern Packet Company.
JOHN n. BOFINGER,
President St Louis and New Orleans Packet Co.
]. T. BURDEAU,
Agent Missi ssippi Valley Transportation Company.
JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent Illinois Central Railroad Company.
New Orleans June T. 1871, ie7 ct
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS.

Round trip tickets good to return until the thir-
tyirst of October, can be procured at the General
Ticket Office, corner of Camp and Common streets,
under the City Hotel, at the following low rates:
Knoxville, $40 Allegheny Springs, $50 p; Lynch
burg $50 Is; Charlottesville $780, White Sulphur
Springs $50 25.
Elegant Pullman Sleeping Coaches on all nlght
trains Ask for tickets via Grand Junction ana
Chattanooga
JULIUS HAYDEN,
-, Canaral Southern Agent.
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(, AN EXPERI-

NOTICE.-THE ADVERTISER, AN EXPERT
~ enced accountant and ook-keeper, with unex
ceptionable references. will undertake lin English
and French) the adjustment and verihcation OF
complicated accounts of every description, the
or Iening writing up or balancing of books, making
out statements of all kinds, and preparation OF
schedules for the courts. Will also undertake cor
respOndence relative to settlements, adjustments
and collections All communications addressed to
B. c. Lock Box 998, POstGffice, will receive prompt
attention and be considered strictly confidential.
vi LINK
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OUISIANA ERTILIZ Err
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
ONCE No. 1872 Carondelet street, up stairs

BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE CAPITAL STOCK OF THIS COMPANY
FOUND
at the office of the following Directors:
A. H D'MEZA, corner of Girod and Peters streets.
OSCAR BERCIER, Nos. 46 and 48 Decatur tOld
Levee) street.
ALBERT VOORHEES,, No. 104 Canal street.
JULES LAPENE, Nos. e5 and Ct Old Levee street,
between Cont and Bienville streets.
RUDOLPH F. THEURER, No. l6 Front Levee, be-
tween Hospital and Barracks streets.
J. ]. wECKERLING, No. 81 Customhouse street,
between Old Levee and Chartres streets
F. MARTINEZ No. Magazine street
Z. TOMATIS, No. % Commercial place.
J. NJ. LOEwENSTtIN, No. 379k Dryades street.
And at the office of the company:
Subscriptions to the stock of this company will
be received for one share and upward.
iell st A. H. DMEZA, President.
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ELEGANT ROONIS-LIGHT, AIRY, PLEAS
II ant and very comfortable, to rent, with or with
out board They are situated in the threestory
residence No 2I2 Carondelet street, which has the
advantage of a large yard, and unobstructed
breezes from St Charles street. Prices to suit the
season. Apply at No. 2l2 Carondeiet street.
I'm
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xxrANTED-oNE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN,
w women and children afflicted with the follow,
ing diseases: Dyspepsia, diarrhea, bilious and and
other fevers general debility, nervousness, low
snirits etc TO be cured by the celebrated Pey-
Chauds Bitters. Price, S a bottle
ap3O Su We FIR ly
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LOST.

->N~OOO>DoOO/cNr-crNo 2. 80, nv
II OsT-A CERTIFIED ESTIMATE or ,i. 1hs 5 nn
4 nanses and disbursements for enrolling and
ORGANIZING the militia of the city and parish Of Or
leans Louisiana dated May 81, 1866 ceTtneo Dy
7 Edmonston colonel commanding and superln-
tendent enrolling officer, approved and signed pv
Governer j. Madison Wells. In lieu Of SAID es!I, ,
MAZE notice is hereby given that application viii
he made to Governor wells to sign duplicate copy
thereof. Jen 70 -
II OST-A NOTE DATED NEW ORLEANS. MAI
In 1871 payable sixty days after date to the
order of L. Heidenheimer Co. for 1867 49, pay
able at the Bank of Lafayette, New Orleans, mace
Inv s G. Kreeger; payment stopped. Finder re-
oIesed to leave the same at No SO Chartres street.
ie7 10 IT, u SALoSHlN'
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FOR SALE.


T,OR SALE.-THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
r. in the Sixth District on Peters avenue, be.
tween Green and st George streets. Price, 5I9o
each & 100 cash, balance payable monthly, at one,
two and three years. Apply to
n. H. THOMAS,
ia1f 6+e cod No. 81 Carondelet street.
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xxvaNTED.-THREE COLORED SERVANTS
w first class meat and pastry cook twomanG
also an experienced dining room man servant imam
derstands fiuting and doing up fine clothes. None
need apply without the very best OF references
from their last employers To such a good nome
at $3.50 Prytana between Sixth and Seventh streets
ieJl 3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
vI,O BUTCHERS AND PLANTERS.
GREAT BARG AIN

GREAT BARGAIN.
lot of fine English BERKSHIRE HOGS. Also, "a
fine family CARRIAGE HORSE, for sale on reason
able terms Apply at No. Carondelet street, up
stairs ie13 3t*
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DOOMS TO RENT-ONB OR TWO FINE,
n large airy comfortably Furnished Rooms hssad can
where the French and English languages are
spoken, and free from the annoyance of children,
by applying at No. 32l st. Ann street, corner OF
Derbgny The cars pass within few doors OF
the house. Terms very moderate ocso
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FOR RENT.

USOR RENT-FURNISHED-TH DESIRABLE
two-story frame dwelling No. 285 Jackson
street corner of Carondelet street; contains nine
rooms hall galleries above and below gas TWO cls-
terms large bricked yard, and every convenience.
Rent moderate. Immediate possession For fur
ther particulars see the Rent Bulletin for delivery
at the office. Apply to
H. NJ ROBINSON. Real Estate Agent
ie6 ct Ne. "a Commercial place.
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rURNIsHtD HOUsE.-A FURN

Il house with eight rooms, situated on st.
Charles street in the immediate vicinity of Lafay.
cite square, will be rented on very low terms III
tba first of November or the remainder of the
lease will be disposed of without the rniture.
The situation is pleasant and quiet and the rooms
rnaToiaI nlace myi9 I'm
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Return of Secretary Belknap-New Hum
dred Dollar Gold NOtes-COnditi0n of
National Banks Tenth June-Weather
synopsis and Observation-Disclosures
ments of Commissioners by Southern
Claims Commission to Take Testi.
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WANTED.

vxvANTED.-AN AL COOK, WASHER AND
w IRONER for a family of two middie-aged
colored woman preferred Mnst have COED le1er-
epces Apply at No 273 Chestnut street, between
FiSbtb and Harmony streets. jel3
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DACIFIC WINE COMPANY,

N'se'-' JAMES +. TUCKER,
General Agent Illinois Central Railroad Company.
New Orleans, June T. 1871. JeI ot
DACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
Organized for the sale of
PURE CALIFORNIA WINE AND
BRANDY.
VINEYARDS IN ELDORADO COUNTY, CALL
FORNIA.
CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer and Business
Agent-Ofhce and Salesrooms, No. SO Camp
street New Orleans.
This company is composed of the owners of vine
wards in the best grape district of California, who
have formed association for the purpose Of sell
ing their own Wines and Brandy.
The following list comprises part of their pro-
ducts now ready for the market:
WHITE WINE, ANGELICA,
RED WINE, MUSCAT,
CLARET, CATAWBA,
HOOK, ISABELLA,
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING,
SHERRY, WINE BlTTERS,
TOKAY, GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT. BRANDY BITTERS.
All their Wine and Brandy Warranted
strictly Pure.
Arrangements now perfected for weekly
shipments, direct from the vineyards, thus lnsur
ing full and constant supply of these PURk AND
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and families are requested to
| call and examine in regard to quality and price,
All orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
rnh19 emo No. SO Camp street, New Orleans-
COW PEAS. .......COW PEAS
| CHOICE CAROLINA CLAYED,
For sale by roU1Mrs MARTIN,
an2 3m No. Al Natchez street.
DOUBLE.BARREL GUNS.
IS and S1O-Great Bargains.
800 pouble-barrel GUNS, at SO and $40 each.
2OO Fine English GUNS at S l5 S ID and $50 each.
500 dozen Table KNIVES and FORKS, at 81 and
2oe Fir e REvOLvERs at SO and $40 each
S. b. CHURCHILL & BRO,
No. 81 Tchoupteuas street. between roy uras sI anu
| Lafayette streets Hy1i lin
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TSEJRNISHED ROOMS -SPACI0rS, AIRY,
Il comforta able and convenient, TO rent, at summer
prices at No ia ST. Charles street. corner of North,
all fronting on Lafayette square, and famed by
attract myl6 I'm
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(oekruSUnD on nyozTK PAQAl
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NEW ORLEANS cUsroMHousE
WASHINGTON.

RECENT APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
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bor of Charleston. recommending that
the same do not pass Recommitted.
The Committee on Military Affairs re-
ported fnvorably on bill to incorporate
the Lincoln Light Infantry. Also, to
incorporate the Lincoln Gnards Of Sum-
mersille. Also, unfavorably on bill to
repeal an Act to establish State police,
and to authorize the Governor to call
out the militia when necessary. Also, a
bill to declare martial law in certain
Counties, recommending certain amend
ments. Also, ON the Senate bill repeal
ing IN Act to establish State police
The following bills were received from
the Senate and referred to their appro-
priute committees: To repeal SO much
Of tho Act of 1889 rs prohibits Clerks of
the Couri from practiciug law; autho-
rizing Circuit Judges to hold Court in
other Circuits than their own; to regu-
late the appointment. jurisdiction and
duties of Notaries Public.
The following bills were reported upon
and ordered to be laid over for second
reading: A bill to incorporate the Say
ings Building and loan Association, of
Columbia; to incorporate theS alamander
Hook and Ladder Company, of George
town; to alter and amend au Act extend
ing the limits of the city of Columbia.
The account of Lawrence Caiu, of
Edgefield, for school teaching, was or
dcrcd to be paid; also, tho account of
the Spartanburg RepuJlican, for public
printing, to the amount of S46).6S;
also, the account of j. a. Sclby, for
$785. 90.
The consideration of resolution that
the Governor request the President of
the United States for sufficient number
of military officers to drill militia of the
State, was made the special order for
Wednesday, at P. NJ.
A bill to consolidate the offices of
Land Commissioner and Commissioner
of Agricultural Statistics WIS postponed
to AIoutlny, January 16.
Mr.. Whipper, from the committee
appointed to prosecute the impeachment
of Judge Vernon, reported articles OF
impeachment, which were adopted. The
articles embrace charges of drunkenness,
gross neglect Of duty, &c. at Newberry,
Greenvilie, Columbia and elsewhere.
Adjourned
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The frightful catastrophe on the Mis-.
sissippi and Tennessee Road, on the 9th
instant, was caused by the breaking OF
an axle of one Of the passenger cars.
This car was overturned by the shock,
and caught fire from the stove. Seven
persons were burned to death, one wo-
man being literally jammed head fore
most into the stove and reduced to a
cinder. The terror of the unfortunate
negroes who occupied tho car was indie
scribable. "Packed upon one another,
thrown violently from seats that were
broken from their fastenings, the car on
fire from tho overturned stove, they
crushed one another; children we're aui.
focatcd and crushed under foot, and
many met horrible dcaths.'
The Fitchter Block, in Madison. Ind.
containing eight stores and offices, in
cluding the Office of tho FIes Press
newspaper, was burned on Monday
night Loss, $35, 900; partially covered
by insurance.
Rachel Gibson, colored woman, aged
ninety years, died suddenly, in Charles
ton, on the 18th.
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Proceedings Of Council---Recess.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 6, 1871.
Council re-. assembled ut 2. NJ.
A communication from the City At
torney WAS presented, conveying opinion
as to authority of City Council to sell
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road stock
The resolution relative to authorizing
the sale of tho Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad stock, was taken up
for consideration. The preamble and
resolution, as follows. was read
Whereas judgments have been Oh
taincd against the city of Columbia for
about S2S, 900, for past due bonds and
coupons, which are secured by pledge
of city ordinance Of the stock of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company, held by the city under
Act OF the Legislature; and whereas tho
holders Of said judgment have offered
the city tue sum of S33, 900 cash for said
stock:
Resolre,i, That the Mayor, with the
advice and consent of the Committee of
Why's and Means. and Alderman r. nj.
Wallace, be authorized to sell the same
to tho highest bidder for cash, at n price
not less than the rate offered. and that
the proceeds arising from the sale OF
stock above described shall be used ex-
clusively for the payment of past due
bonds and coupons of the city for which
said stock was pledged, and that it shall
be divided pro rata among the holders
of the said bonds and coupons.
On the question of adopting the reso-
luton, Alderman Simons called for the
yeas and nays, which were taken, and
arc as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative are ::
His Honor the Mayor and Aldermen
Denny, Mooney, Taylor, Thompson and
Wigg-6.
Those who voted in tho negative are:
Aldermen Cooper, Goodwyn. Hayne,
Smith, Simons and Wallacc-6.
On motion Of Alderman Wigg. the
consideration Of the resolution was post
poned until Tuesday, January 10, p. NJ.
On motion of Alderman Simons, Coun.
Gil took n recess until Tuesday, january
10, 7 p. M.
TUESDAY, January 10, 1871.
Council re-assembled at 7 p. M.
resolution to authorize the sale of
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rnil-
road stock was taken up for considera-
ton.
Alderman Minort moved that the fur
ther consideration of the resolution be
postponed until March 10, 1871. The
question being taken, the Council, on
division, voted-yeas 5; nays 5.
On motion of Alderman Wigg, Coun-
Gil adjourned. VIM. j. ETTER,
Clerk of Council.
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The planters Of Florida are making
very few contracts with freedmen for
the present year, and it is thought that
great many will be thrown ont of en-.
ployment, owing to the contemplated
decrease in the area of land to be cult
vatcd.
Henri Rochefort has disappeared from
Parls altogether. No ono knows what
pas become of him, and it is rumored
that ho has been assassinated.
The residence Of Mr.. w. T. Reddipp.
ionr miles from Sumter, was burned by
inccndiaries on Friday.
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It's nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike: while 70" ding about the impending war
in Europe, that the HolerIlorn creatcs such
an ado In Yurrup, when it's SIGH q common
disease among tho cattle in Amer KY" The
old lady, having delivered herself Of the
above, took u dose Of LIrPMAN's GREAT CIR
MAN BIrrEns to cheer her depressed epirits
and resumed her knitting
Lippman's Bitters are ftr sale by all drug.
gistH and dealers. Depot in Columbia s.. c.,
at GEIaEEeS McGnEaoR's Druggists. SIS
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To THE PUBLIC On the 18th May
last, I called at the County Treasurer g
Office in Columbia, and paid my taxes
for 1869. I had witness ticket, signed
by the Clerk of the Court, Daniel 3.
Miller. Esq, for S140O. The Trea-
surer's clerk collected out of this $7,2l.
the amount of my taxes, and returned
me 1920 in cash. received q receipt,
which I unfortunately lost or misluid,
and an execution for $14.5O, including
penalties and costs, wns recently issued
against me. I called on Treasurer Den
ny, nnd could get no satisfaction. Hc
said must pay, or my property would
have to be sold, and that 1 had only
paid my poll tax on the 17th May.
Being now over sixty years Of age,
was not liable to pay poll tax, and it is
plain to me, he took advantage of my
ignorance to make me pay taxes twice
l had to pay Sl4 so taxes on the 11th, to
save roy property from being sold. l
desire the public and my people, gen
orally, to know how Treasurer Denny
tnkes advantage Of the want of cduca-
ton OF the colored people. Treasurer
Denny camo here poor man; lie now
hves IN line house and building n fine
printing establishment. He is ut lenst
worth 100000 now, made out of the
State, and wants to increase his boards
by such transactions as have stated.
CESAR GURLEY.
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives and friends of WILLIAM
FISHER and family, arc respectfully invited
To attend the funeral services Of tho former,
at the A. NJ L. Church, THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock.
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You can obtain the best OF Cigars. Glowing
and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, etc, at tho sign
of tho Indian Girl, Columbia Hotel Row. iii
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Carolina House.

4 NASH rs. CREDIT.---The proprietor OF thi:.
" popular resort would inform The public
that the experience of 1870, with it's unpaid
bills and past due accounts to his cetablisE
mcnt, has induced tho resolution, that for tho
future no credits will bo iesned at his counter,
but cash will bo strictly required for all orders
at his Bar. This rule will bo preserved invi.
Olable. The proprietor renews his invitation
to delinqucnts to call and settle, and respect
fully assures his friends and patrons that the
CAROLINA HOUSE will continne to DO pro-
yidcd with the choicest REFRESHMENTS.
and conducted in the same manner which has
made it reputation,
Jan II RICHARD BARRY
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RICHARD BARRY.
Selling at Cost Prices.

TXNHE STOCK OF GOODS belonging to the
Il Ladies' Industrial Association, and con
sisting of LADIES and CHILDRENS UN-
DER-GARMENTS, and O variety OF useful
and fancy III ticles, are now offered for sale ct
cost prices. Jan II 3
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COLUMBIA. S. G.
Saturday Morning, January IA, 187l.1

The Hon. Jacob M. Howard, that in
candescent patriot who sought cheap
capital by being borne into the Senate
Chamber upon stretcher to vote for the
impeachment Of President johnson, has
been pretty effectually stretched out in n
different manner by the election of Thos.
w. Ferry. at present the Representative
from the Fourth Michigan District, to
take his place upon the 4th day of March
next. It is understood that Mr.. Ferry is
far from being as venomous as the gen.
tleman he succeeds.
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MIR. EDITOR: In your report, in your
issue Of the 7th instant, Of the recent
troubles in Union, you state that "a
party Of unknown horsemen went to the
Sheriff and demanded the keys of the
Jail; that they were given up" &c. This
statement is incorrect. The facts nre
these: On Wednesday night, between ~
and 1 o'clock, large body of armed
horsemen-all of whom were unknown
to me-appeared at the jail of Union
and demanded the keys of the Jail. I
refused to deliver up the keys. The
outer doors of the Jail were then broken
open, guard placed over me, the dun
geon locks and bolts then forced, and
five prisoners removed. I did not de-
liver up the keys, but persistently and
steadily refused so to do, though at the
risk Of my life. Being alone, I could
make no resistance against overwhelm-
ing numbers.
1t is due to tho citizens of Union TO
say that guard to protect the jail could
have been easily procured, but no danger
OF an attack being apprehended, Gid
not consider guard necessary.
j. RICE ROGERS,
Late Sheriff of Union County.
UNION, S. c., January 12, 1871.
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:, PEnsoNAL.-Dr. Burner. luto of London,
Eingland, now examining Agent for tho Union
Yesterday, and has opened an office at Mrs.
Giehdining's boarding house, corner Of Cam
den and Marion streets, ::!.crc he will exam.
meal aihlcted free, and treat those that car
be cured under a guarantee OF u cure or no
pay. We learn from the Doctor that hc onIy
intends to remain in our city ten or fifteen
days. as he must go to Charleston; therefore.
all afflicted will do well TO call at once Office
hours from a. NJ. until p. NJ. Jan Is
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Situation as Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY, who has experience in
IN Teaching, is familiar with the English
Branches, and has como knowledge of Music,
drawing and Painting. desires n situation az
TEACHER, in Il school or in a respectable
family, either in or out of town. The beat q!
references given. Apply at this Office, or to
". j. Laval. Jan1J
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Two years ago, we were led to believe
that the Alabama claims amounted 10 at
least 100000, 900. A year later, we
could not get anybody to suppose that
they amounted to $50,O0O,O0O. Six
months ago, somebody, who professed
to be good Of figures, put the total
amount down at $20,OOO,O00. Two
weeks ago, it was S15, 900. 900; and now,
somebody who knows all abont it and
always did, comes along with the assur:
ance $13. 900, 600 will cover tue entire
pile of claims, not more than one half of
which will be presented for settlement.
If the thing keeps on dwindling away
after this sort, it is feared Schenck will
reach the Court of st. James only in
time 10 hear the Ministry say to the but
Ter Of the establishment, "give him IL
cold potato and let him CO."
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man; W. X. Gufire, Edgefield; @. C.
Watson, Virginia; L. j. Goodwin, Fort
Motto.
Mickerson House,. G. Sabbald, New
York; w. P. Price, T.. M. Rucker, S.
Is. Palmer, Ga; j. B. Beverly, Miss. "A.
II. Berry and wife, Vermont; J. C.
Court, Ga; T. H. Gather. w. Ora
hame. Baltimore; O. Perkins, New York;
w. o. McIlwain, N. c.; j. M. Dunn,
Rt,chmond; A. G. Brenizer, city; W. nj.
Thomas. S. O.; II. T.. Zylas, G. G. Jones,
Jr., w. a. Wilson, Jr., Ga; @. Trnmbo,
Baltimore; Is. Scigler, Greenville.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Or. Heinitsh-Gurden Seeds.
Prof. Judson-School Notice.
Hlchard Barry-Carolina House.
VIM. Summer-Pomaria Nurseries,.
Mrs s. Q. Goodwyn-School Notice.
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There must be something in the air OF
Corsica favorable to the early develop
ment of heroism. Napoleon the first, at
twenty-six, made a revolution his step
ping stone to n throne, and here is an
other Corsican, in the person of Gam
BETA, at thirty five, swaying the desti-
,nies OF France. From all accounts the
latter is gifted with oil the elements Of
greatness, and in his yet short political
career he has displayed more clear-hcad-
ed, practical sense, energy and undaunt-
ed courage than any other man upon the
scene. How closely his future will ASST
milnte to the life of the other great Cor
sican, remains yet to be developed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 13.-Colun,-
6ia Hohel-W. II. Chafee, j. W. Nichols.
j. w. O'Brien, A. G. Martin, S. John
ston,, j. W. Smyser, l.. A. Steichell,
Charleston; e. Hyman, New York; l..
Nehnmlas, Beaufort; 2. Brenan: p. Holf-