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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-01
Sherif's Sales.

PY virtue of sundIy writs of tieri facias.
I'D to mo directed, will aell, on the first
MONDAY in August next, in front of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours.
tho following property, viz:
All that vacant lot OF LAND on tho cornor
OF Richardson and Laurel streets, in the CITY of
Columbia, containing one acre, more or less
bounded on the North by Laurel street: East
by Richardson street; South by lot formerly
OF Ohari1s Beck; and on the West by Assembly
street. Levied on as the property of John
Harrison, Sr., at the suit Of NJ A. Peay rs
John Harrison. Terms cash.
~ ALSO,
Two acres OF Land, more or less, in the city
or Columbia; bounded on the North by Pendle
1i, ton street; East by Sumter street; South by
Medium street; and West by lots of Mrs. M. a,
Yates and South Carolina College. Levied on
as the property of John p. Richardson, dc.
ceased, James B. Richardson, deceased. and
THOMAS q: Richardson, at the suit Of Richard
Q. Richardson. Assignee, Us. John P. Richard.
son son and Charles Richardson, Executors of
snit OF Richard @. Richardson, Assignee, Us.
Thomas G. Richardson, Executor Of James b.
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Tho Virginia nIuddle.

RIcHMoNp, July 31.-John W. Jenkins.
r Chairman of the State Central Commit
otee OF the Wells Republican party, having
!, Written. o letter ~ DR.! Gilmer, Chairman
4 tof, ths Central Committee of the Walker
), Republican party, urging that the two
parties now re,uhite,' for CARRYING out
Republican principles in the State, the
latter gentleman writes a letter in reply,
saying that the Walker Republicans left
che Wells party because they were either
forced to do SO or to oppose the policy
of the President. After alluding to the
almost unanimous endorsation of Repub.
Ican principles by the white men of the
State, and, asserting that the colored
people, who were misled by the Wells
leaders, are now fiocking by hundreds to
the Grant Walker standard, he con-
cludes as follows: "You ask for coali-
tion of the two wings of the Republican
party. cannot admit that the party is
divided; on the contrary, claim that
the Grant Walker party is the National
Republican party of Virginia, represent
ing the policy of the President and of
congress, and as such he's no divisions to
heal. TO the late Wells party I have
only to say. we shall gladly welcome them
to our ranks, for we are unwilling to de-
prive any class of citizens of the innu-
nerable blessings that must flow to Vir-
I ginia from an unequivocal enforcement
Of those national principles, of which
President Grant and Congress are the
head and front.
y Colonel Thomas P. August, promi-
nent lawyer, died this morning. He was
an, officer in the Mexican war. and
Colonel of the fifteenth Virginia Con
federate regiment, during the civil war,
and former State Senator of this Dis.
trict.
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Mchazd @. Richerdson rs. Thomas O. Richard
son. Terms cash. p. r. FRAZEE
July fm 80 e-t a r. O.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate. WV. Rife
vn vs. ~ Q. Rife, ct aI.-In partition.
i son Wigg. Judge Of Probate for Riohiand
County, will sell, on the first MONDAY I'm
august next, in front Of the Court House. in
thas T,thia Iot IN the Mg Mlsgai hours;
acre more less; situated in the ei.y s-1 Of co.
lumbis. known in the plan of said city as 1ot
number number nve. tNo; 81 on Senate street:
bounded West by Gist street; North by r. W.
lot number six tNo 6.)
ALSO,
All that lot OF Land, containing one-balf
acre. acre, more or less; situated in the City Of Co.
lot number six, mo. 6,) on Senate street:
bounded South by Senate street; West bv ioi
plumber n five mo. 81 and North by F. W.
Gree9, and East by lot belonging to estate o
All that lot OF Land, situated in the citv of
Columbia, containing one-half acre. more o{l
less; bounded on the South by Senate streetv
by F. w. Green.
All that lot Of Land, situated in the citv of
Columbia, containing one-half acre, more or
lGO; bounded on the North by Gervais street:
West by Williams street; South and East by
land now owned by Charles Hamburg.
Allthat lot of Land, situated in the civ Of
columbia, being the Western half of Che
square bounded by Richland, Hueer. Laurei
ana and, Williams streets, fronting on Williams
SSlsei, Th;s conIaining Two acres, more or less.
Inns LOT OF Land will be sold in half acre lots
Az the above being the lands OF which the late
Jacob Rife died possessed. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash: baIance|
IN one and two years, secured by bond and
foI y,s,a stamps 1d -, and papers. P. F. FRAzEE.
ouiy ~ I'M s.. r. C..
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Sherif7s 8 Sales.

RY virtue of sundry writs of .1ieri facias. di
~ rooted to me, /. will self, ON the first
MONDAY in August next in front of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours.
the folio wing property, viz:
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner of Bull
and Richiand streets. in the city Of Columbia.
containing one acre, more or less; bounded on
the North by VIM. l.. Reynolds and James
Bell; East by Bull streets; South by Riohland
street; and West by Mrs. McDonalds lot. Le-
wed on az the property of E. Cuthbert, at the
suit Of the city Of Columbia, for taxes This
property will be sold at the risk of the former
purchaser, Edward y. Percival, he having
failed to comply with terms OF sale.
ALSO,
vacant lot OF Land on Richardson street
in the city of Columbia; bounded on the North
by ostate Of David Truesdale; East by Richard.
son street; South by lot of estate of J. Mean
drew; and West by lot formerly of estate of
d. Rely: Levied on as the property of the
estate OF j. McAndrew, at the suit Of the city
OF Columbia, for taxes. This property viii
be sold at the risk of the former purchaser.
Richard Flanagan, he having failed to comply
with terms OF sale. Terms cash.
July y I'm p. +. FRAZEE. g. r. C.
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Desirable Cottage and Building Lot.
BY d. G. PEIXOTTO. G. SON.

On MONDAY, % day OF August, we,will sell. in
n,o I,ont ofthe Court House, in this, city, at 10
All that LOT, with COTTAGfsand mt. mild
,ings thereon, fronting and bounded on South
by Lumber street, measuring on said street
lH1 feet, more or less, running back 2Os feet;
more or less, on West by Pulaski street, and
ALSO,
That VACANT LOT fronting and bounded
ON the North by Upper street, measuring on
said street 70 feet, moro or less, on West by
less, East by Mrs. s. Z. Gibbes, and South bv
lot above described.
TERMs-One'halfc cash; balance in I2 months
secured by bond OF purchaser and mortgage Of
premises. Purchaser to paw us for paners and
stamps. Julv 16 81 Ok A.
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4sEprAIs Asp cesEszsgt.grAt..

'NHw YonK. July 81 noon. .4 Money
36X. " Wheat and flour scafcely so firm.
Corn dull, and 1(02c. lower. Pork
quiet, ct SO. Gotten Quiet, at 33L.
Freights firm.
- P...M.--Ootton- unchanged; sales
], 200 bales, at 331I@3SA. Flour slight-
~ favors buyers-superfne State 8. 9O(0
$40. Wheat 192c. lower-shippers
holding of-amber Indiana l.64;. mixed
I.05@1.06. Whiskey l. 1O91.11. Pork
heavy, at 83(033. Is. Freights Arm.
Money easy at 6C97. Gold dull, st 361k
@86L.
BAIT1,1oRn. July 31.-Cotton 33k.
Flour and wheat firm. Corn and rice
dull. Pork firm. Bacon active-shoul.
ders 16. Whiskey 1.19.
AUGUSTA. July 31.-Nothing doing in
cotton; sales 6 bales; receipts 9-mid-
dlings nominally 811k@32.
Mon1LR, July 31.-There were no cot
ton sales o-day; receipts 30 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-Middling
cotton nominal at 32%; sales $50 bales;
receipts 189; exports 1, 1876. Gold 3511.
Flour dull-superfine $40; double $50;
treble 6.76. Corn-white 1.15(01. 20.
Pork dull at $3.50. Bacon shoulders
15A@16; clear rib 1914@191s; clear
10000. Hams %. Sugar-oommon
ll9; prime ID. Molasses dull-ferment-
ing 63. Whiskey 1.171a. Coffee dull
common LOO. f'
LONDON, July 31-3 P. M.-Consols
9a1s. Bonds S3la.
LIVERPOOL, July 31-3 P. M.-Cotton
,active-uplands 1234; Orleans 1276913.
HAvRE. July 31.-Cotton active-on
spot 162; ahoat 1921. f,.,
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WashinRton News.

Ns~fs~~ANAoSOR Nc"ss
WAsHrNaroa, July 31.-Internal reve-
nue. to-day over 81 Zoo, 900.
General Ames has departed. He is to
be relieved from the command of Missis-
sippi. OH ..a
The Treasury contains $24, 500, 600 in
currency and $50, 600, 900 in coin.
=. "A, number of officers have been Or
deTed to- report for recruiting service.
Marines have been detailed to assist in
the enforcement Of the revenue laws in
BEooklyn.,
i Tho commission for the settlement of
United States Mexican claims and bounty
had q preliminary meeting at the State
+, Department. to-day.
1 - Col. Norman, q conservative Repuhli-
can, from Mississippi, had an interview
with the President yesterday, in regard
to. political afftirs in that State. The
PreAideht %as Informed that the only de-
n sire of the conservative Republicans was
neutrality on the part of the administra-
.tlon in, the pending election. The Pre-
sident- cg9pHed, that he wished for the
success OF that party which would in
good faith carry out the reconstruction
. Acts; Taccept the fifteenth amendment
and give protection, to life and property
in Mississippi. He wanted to know
WueCner bRo former enemies OF the Go
vernrnent were acting in good faith in
their present protestations of loyalty,
and said this would soon be ascertained
in part by ther action of the conserva-
MXe Republicans In, Virginia. If they
Eele acting In good faith, he should be
glad to have the Influence and the intel
tigence Of the SState, and of the South
igenHraIly, i'm support of his administra-
4 ton. The President inquired of Col.
. Norman ct what, time the conservative
Republicans would nominate their can
didate; and when informed it would pro-
baby be, about the 1st of September, he
! aald he would see what kind of O ticket
they would put in the field, and that his
gStion would be influenced more or less
: ~ ssuBsea uent events and the course Of
Affairs in the South. He added, that he
desired to see the payment OF the public
debt seoured, 'and the integrity and
honor Of the nation rendered inviolate;
and when this was accomplished, lie
would be satisfied,
a a religious enthusiast in France was
recently found cruciaed in his garrett. II
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$40, 600.
For Sale,


A THAT splendid CORN AND COT.
GiH TON FARM, known as the "SAL U.Sfss
lDA FORK PLANTATION" :" situated -
nine miles ;outh from Newberry Court House.
8; c., and forty miles from Columbia. The
place contains about eighteen hundred acres
OF choice lands; about twelve hundred of
which are open, and the balance woodland.
Bounded on two sides by '.Bush" and "Big''
Saluda Rivers, it affords large proportion of
the most desirable bottom or swamp lands:
and on Big. Saluda River it has one of the
most valuable unimproved water privileges in
the south. The improvements are an elegant
Two-Story Framed Dwelling, six or eight Dou-
pie Framed Houses for Iaborers Quarters.
Stables, Barns, Blacksmith and Carpenter
SHOPS and other out-houses-sll sound and in
good condition. Belonging to the place. and
propelled by an excellent water power. is one
ofthe best Merchant Mills in the State. having
two setts Of forty-eight inch French Burr
wheat Stones, and one OF same size for Corn.
With machinery all complete. Also, o No.
Circular Saw Mill; Gin House with seventy
hve Saw Gin; Threshing House, with an excel
lent Thresher and Grain Fan; also, Cotton
Screw. Lands in this section will produce
ont doHbt.
Terms cash or its equivalent. Parties wish-
ing to purchase, can SEQ the place and obtain
fgrther Information by application. to Jordan
7. P99l, ED. NsWbofry Court House, S. C.,
AJdlyo Emo vi New Orleans, nef La.
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Lot, Brick Store and Family Residence.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY MORNING, August 2, I will sell
in front or the Court House,
LOT No: Situated on Main street, so feet
inches front by 208 feet inches deep, on
which there is a good two-story Brick Build
ing, used as Store. 60 by "a feet, and the up-
per part good Dwelling, with all necessary
Out -Buiidings; bounded North by Lounds
Lot No. 2eCoptains 50 feet inches front
by 20S feet inches deep; bounded North by
Lot No. 1, and South by Williams. On this
LOT there Is neat Cottage. with rooms, and
comfortable DYeuing,-wit 3 rooms, and
every necessary Out, Building.
TERMS OF SALB.rone-thrd cash; one third
on on, lst January, 1870; one-third on LIST July.
premises insured. Purrhaser to pay for pa
pers and clamps. \ v Jnlv 81 tntbsnp
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The State Of South Carolina.
KERsHAM-IN Eourrx g

- IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
William E. johnson and others. President aI
Directors Pr tors Of the Bank Of Camden, s. G.,
for Directions, Iniunclion and Reiief. I
1 N pursuance Of a decretal order enterepl
4 this cause, creditors Of the Bank of CaI
den, 8: G., are required to present stateme en-
pit 81 their claims, designating the number Of u
any part thereof, at the banking house In Ca{
den. 8. c., on or before the LIST September mel
and.are enioined: from commencing or fnrtH
prosecuting any suits against the said cor1
ration without the special leave Of said CouI
g: SILVER, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
May 23 m13 For Kershsw % n
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In .Bankruptcy..

In the District Court of the un;ted stoto. d
the District Of South Carolina y
In the matter Of Gilbert Garner, Bankrupt.
parte Juriah Arthur. "p''
lN0Ti0E ia hsreby given to all creditoI
!, ~ IN &99Idlng Liens .sgainst the, bankrupt estaI
to establish their Hens before W. j. Ciawso}
Esq, Register,| at YofkvIlIe, s. G.. With
thirty days from the date hereof, or be bard
tf tfGm al benefit Of the decree to be made
= BY order Of Hon. Geo. 8. BRYAN. Judpe
SAID Court. ''' THOMAS J.. LAMOTTE.
Assignee
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g I1s12ECs
Don.aestIc ,Neyvs.

q. NRw ORLKAHs, JnIy 8l-The Supreme
Court OF the State, sitting at Monroe,
1As hss zendsred two decisiops ndverse
20 the power Of removal and appointment
OF State and other officers, which has
been freely exercised by Governor War
mouth.
NEW YoRK. July 81.-The steamer
Alaska, from Aspinwall the 23d, has ar
rived. Frequent gales have occurred on
the; coast of Chill, and the American
schooner Ripping Wave was wrecked.
The smallpox is at Valparaiso, and the
yellow fever at Rio Janeiro.
Henry Keep is dead. The Board ad-
journed in consequence.
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AucVaon 8a,lea-

Bacon Strips, Bacon Shoulders, Hard,oare
{ 6c., to)close a concern.
by JACOB LEVIN.
On TUESDAY MORNING, August 3, will
sell, before my Store, without reserve, I'D
close partnership concern,
LBS. BACON STRIPS,
:. Lbs. Bacon Shoulders.
"a Cross!Cut SawH, .tl...
"a MDrawing7Kniyes,
kegs Nails, 8, 10 and IL.
Trace Chains, Tfows Blades Plane Blades
abingee, Rivets, Saw Fastenings, Wfappina|
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Contents Of the Ldnie,,. House.
BY .JAOOB LEVIN.

at 10 O'clock, I will sell, at the Lsnier Bonse|
Main street, Without reserve, ~ :
Sundry FURNITURE, Store and Rsr Fi11
lures, &c;,I afn9ng which are Arm Ohaira
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Spoons. Wait
ers, Ale and Porter, Olaret, Cooking Stove ant
FIXTURES, with a variety Of articles usually rel
9uired in like establishments.
Terms cash. Ano1
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DENTISTRY,

DIR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for
.,1n.ilberai ~ patronage he has received n
tne citizens of this city and the surround
district, nonn during the past year, respectfully
himaess hEnnees mat ne now permanently establis
natural Teeth faithfully performed. All
FlC!AL CASES, in every approved metH
carefully and satisfactorily executed am,
which he would call special attention to 4
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his
ees,,; cess IN constructing Artificial Cases by
with confidence, to refer to his patients an
National Bank. In
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Fine Mich CoU and Young Calf.
BY4D. G. FETXUTTO & SON.
TOMORROW tMonday) MORNING, the I'd
iR9sts at 10 "a ESelSGk, in front of the Court
. An extra fine MIEoH COW and her young
CALF, said to be an animal of superior milk.
ing capacities.
Sale positive Terms cash. Aup1
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In Bankruptcv

In the District Courtof the United States fol
r. the District Of South Carolina.
In A. n. Hunt Bankrupt, eg parte Ja,aes K
EridsyL--Petition to establish Lien. DC.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditor
~ holding liens against the bankrupt estat
to establish the same before G. G.Jaeeera Eco
Register, at hia office, in Newberry, On or I'D
fore the 18th day OF August next, or be barrel
nom all benefits OF the decree for distributioI
;'By order Of Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge 4
said Court. THOMAS J. LAMoTTE,
COLUMBIA. 8. G., July II, 1869. Jniv J 4s ms
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1sco Desirable Building Lots.
BY d. C. PEIX0TTO& SON


BY d. C. PEEXe9TO,& SON.
On MONDAY, I'd day Of August, we will soll
IN front OF the Court House, in this city, at
10 o'clock, without reserve, TWO desirable
BUILDING LOTS.
LOT No: 1-Frohting and bounded on the
west by Wayne. street. measuring on said
street ~ feet 2 inches, more or less; North bv
Laurel street, running back I49teet, more or
ieas; soath by Lot Nox q end Eaet by lands Of
LOT No. 2-Fronting and bounded on West
Py- Wayne street, measuring ON said street Ga
feet 10 inches, more or less. North by Lot No.
l. running back 149 feet, mote or less, South
by lends OF W. B. Nash, and East by lands Of
and substantial four-room cottage, and upon
the grounds attached thereto are peach, apple
and plum trees OF fine varieties, together with
an arbor OF choice grapes, and also q well OF
excellent water. '..r-. -.
TERMs-0ne-half cash; balance in 70 months.
secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF
premises. Purchaser to pay Us Tor papers and
stamps. July 16 81 as AL
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

n suphu1c Acid and Phosphate Company Charleston
their
Cmpan hedh
which Will
proper solvent the
sa thy Lime ss @
d e. w. DEE
hhzs this No
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Columbia Broad Rfper bridge Stock.
BY D.. G.. PEIXOTTO, & SON.
Tomorrow (Monday) MORNING, tho I'd
Court House, ne will cell,
3 SHARES .0OIUMBIA BROAD RIVER
BRIDGE STOCK-new issue.
Sale positive. Terms cash. Anc1
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M IE1sD1ES,
;. AGENT

u D ssg}.e ss.asl;lr. AGENT '''F'''
L Nasionaf Fire Insurance Company.
or Baltimore.
Merchants & Mechanics Fire Ins. Co..
d. OF Baltimore,
WTILL take risks OF DWELLINGS, STORES
w and STOCKS OF GOODS in this city.
and In the surrounding Counties, on as favor
able terms as other first class Companies.
Office for the present at the Store Of Mr.. A.
July 20 1Ot*
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Real Estate.
BY JACOB LEVIN

On MONDAY MORNING, August 2. will SELL
at 10 O'Clock, in front Of the Court Honse
building LOT, situated on Richland lie.
tween Sumter and Marion streets, being
52 feet 2 inches front, running back l3s feet:
pounded East by Boards Lot, and West by
TERMS OF SALE.-ODe-half cash; balance
payable 1st January, 1870. Secured by bond
and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. July ~ tutbsmp
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Auction Sales, To-Norrow.

, a0o,Aeresaf Lqnd.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
TOMORROW Monday MORNING at IN
O'Clock, I will cell. before the Court House.
800 ACRES LAND, lying immediately on the
road leading from Columbia to Camden, about
~ milea m % from the former, and formerly known
Sale positive.
and stamps. AnnoiI
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Neat Spring Wagon.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On MONDAY. August 2, win sell, before tho
Eoprt h99se, at 10 O'Clock,
the city authorities and ordered to be sold to
PHy .eAes. terms cash, July %
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DARING suSeLsHy BY AN ESCAPED CONVICT.

Between nine and ten O'Clock yesterday morning.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. Brinckhart or 46e Second avenue.
were out in the bakery at the back OF their confec-
tionery store they heard q noise as OF some one
treading softly on the stairs leading TO the sleeping
apartments Mrs. Brinckhart ran in 10 see who was
there, AMI was inst in time TO observe an unknown
man running out with a bundle under his arm. She
followed and screamed for help, when oflcer Nelson
OF the Eighteenth precinct. who happened to he
near by, grabbed the fellow by the collar and made
him his prisoner. On being searched it was
found that he had concealed aDout his
person the most valuable Of the con-
tents OF four bureau drawers. which he had
forced open, comprising one gold and three silver
watches and quantity OF trnkets aud gold and sill
yer COIN all Of the value Of $3.50. When brought up
before Justice Dodge In the afternoon ne confessed
10 the burglary and voluntarily added that II he had
been let alone for q minute longer he would have
secured 5000 in money which he knew TO be in one
Of the bureau drawers. lie further stated that his
name was Joseph Ackcr; that he was an escaped
convict from Clinton state Prison, where ne had
been removed from Sing sing; that he was serving
out a term OF ten years TO which he hau been SEN
fenced for burglary IN the Tenth ward and that
only one year had elapsed when he concluded To
leave, The prisoner gave this account Oh himself Ia
jocular way and appeared 10 be much amused. lie
was remall led for examination,