The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-05
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Counr OF CoM,doN PLEAS AND GEsraAf,
sEsh1oEs 30 October a. .a1s soJ.-The Court
waa opened by D. 2. Miller, Esq, Clerk,
and the jurors answered toitheir names;
but owing to the absence o: Judge Boo
zer, the Court WAS adjourned until this
morning, at 10 o'clock.
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PEmoDIoALs.-The October number
OF the XIX Century is before US, full as
usual Of entertainment. Miss Annie NJ.
Barnwell furnishes ''The Bandits of the
Hartz Mountains" thrilling legend;
DR.. Simms continues his "Reminiscences
OF Southern Authors" ''Personne" gives
us another chapter from "The Early
Scenes of the War;" Rev. John Bach
man, D. D., furnishes an interesting per-
sonal sketch of Humboldt, and in the
political Crisis" which is evidently
from the pen of a statesman, is suggested
tho remedy for tho present misfortunes
of the South. There are many choice
articles in prose and poetry besides,
attractive to both young and old. The
XIX Century may be had ut the book
stores.
can Old-Fashioned Girl" by Miss AL
cott is continued in the October num-
Der of Me,ry's Museum. 1t grows in in
terest with each successive issue of
MERRY" and bids fair to be as popular
as the other works of the same author
There is no better magazine for young
people than the new series of 1ferry's
Museum. Terms $1.5O year. The
publisher offers to send it on trial three
months free. Address Horace B. Fuller,
IA Bromfeld street, Boston.
SnEs YESTERDAY following pro-
porty was disposed of yesterday-princi-
pally sheriff's and bankrupt sales:
BY JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.-One-
half acre on Plain street, with two story
dwelling, for $3.50.
One acre land, adjoining Baptist
Church, on Plain street, $1,000.
Tract land in Laurens County, with
fine water-power -four, grist and saw
mills, 1,67O.
Two acres land, near Latta's Grove,
within half-mile of the city, $40.
Thirty-seven shares Charlotte Railroad
stock, at S54 per share.
City of Columbia six per cent. Bonds,
at $685.
BY D. G. PEINoTTo G. SoN.-Lot, with
cottage, measuring 67 feet front by ZIG
deep, for 50, ,250-one-t third cash, balance
in one and two years.
Vacant lot, on Washington street, SO
feet by 2OS deep, $925-one-third cash,
balance in one and two years.
Lot land, fronting Richardson street,
so feet inches, running back 153 feet;
on the lot there is q large three story
brick building, for SIS, 0OO-$7, ,265. 81
cash, balance in 1871.
Lot land, situated in Richland Coun-
ty. containing 4 and 45-100 acres, for
5000, cash.
Lot of land, in the city of Columbia,
containing two and q half acres. ada
cent to the canal, the life interest of p.
Bofil, for $500, cash.
Lot land, containing one-third acre,
situated in the city of Columbia, bound
ed on Washington street, running back
20S feet, for So, 900, cash.
Tract or plantation of land, in Rich
land County, on Cengaree River, con-
tanning 811 acres, for $21 per acre.
Tract land, in Richland County, con-
tanning thirty-one acres on Griffin s
Creek, for $40 SO per acre.
Tract land, in Lexington County,
known rs the Sand Hill Tract, contain
ing $40 acres, for SO cents per acre.
Tract land, with improvements, con-
tanning one acre, situated in the city of
Columbia, for $2,O0Oi
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October Anderson
House-H. 8. Richardson, Lancaster; s.
II. Humphreys, Flat Rock; H. Freddy,
Scranton, Pa; E. M. Rucker, Anderson !;
j. B. Avery, Connecticut; F. A. Bel
longer, Edgefield; j. G. Courtney. 8. G. {;
S. w. Mckenzie, Richland; D. McKen-
zie, Saint Mathews; G.. II. Hooper. Au-
gusta; W. G. Zimmerman, Mrs. Grace,
Miss Grace, Thomas Gadsden, Savannah; !;
l.. Boozer, Lexington; II. P. Hammett
and two daughters, Greenville; d. B.
Lewis. Texas; S. Furman, Newberry;
Mrs. Harlow, Master Harlow, A. Cum
nil :, Mrs. A. e. @. Smith, Miss S. w.