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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE
COMPANY, having received from their Chicago
Agents schedule of every policy in the burned dis
trict, take this opportunity Of informing the public
that without estimating salyages, and considering
the whole o total loes. the will not exceed in
round figures, $2,4OO,0O0, of which amount $54O,OOO
is reinsured in perfectly solvent companies, who
have little nothing otherwise at risk in this fire.
The extreme loss, therefore, which can fall on this
Company in no event will he greater than 81 600
Upon a basis Of fifteen per cent salvage however,
which is a moderate estimate statistics showing
that in other confiagrati0ns which have occurred
the United States during the past fifty years from
twenty to twenty-five per cent has been saved) the
Company can safely say that the aggregate loss
which will in all probability be entailed upon them
il 81, 100000. This statement is made only after
any different figures which may be given to the pub
lie, through the Press or otherwise are incorrect or
false and are furnished either through ignorance or
malice.
On the first of January, 1871, the Fire Reserve
Fund was S36OO,OOO, and previous to the Chicago
Fire the results of the present year had been sue
cessfl so that the Fire Reserve Fund can be fairly
considered augmented to S4,O0OOO On the hrst OF
October, 1871. .....
The American Assets, amounting to over 81 100000,
will remain intact, the Company having Instructed
the Managers to pay all the Chicago claims by SIGHT
drafts on the London Office. The condition OF the
Company therefore, at the present time may be con-
sdered as follows: Capital, $l0,000,0O0; Fire Ne
serve Fund, after paying Chicago losses, at least
81 100000 Assets in United States over 81 100000.
The Branch Office of the Company in this Country
are now established at all the prominent Cities in
the Union. BY order Of the Board of Directors,
CHAs Z. WHITE, Associate Manager.
Oct o. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS.
The demand for

40 NORTHERN PACIFIC GOLD BONDS
has been daily increasing and holders of FIVE
TWENTiEs continue to manifest the fullest conf
dcnce in
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-THIRTIEs
by the exchange of large amounts of Governments,
called in for redemption, into these securities.
JAY COOKE & Co..
No 20 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

under demand from the German bankers ana the price
advanced to lo Union Pacific were steady put no. up
to yesterdays prices. We note sales OF ISIS at
Land Grants, 7Gi 07C, and Incomes, &C. Inc ioo"'he
src the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Gold has been quiet and without notable interest In
the afternoon the market weak All the sales were
at ll2t to ll the bulk Of business being at IL. al25
There has been sharp demand for cash gold and Dor
rowers have paid high 1-l6 for its use, though
rates were toward the close The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold
cleared, So $4,000; gold balances, s14G499 currency
hnlances 81 ZOE 99 The following were the auotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

State bonds have been dull except in South Caroinas
new July coupon in which there was good trade. The
rest Of the list neglected but pretty firm The fol-
lowing " he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

pMr. H. G. Fahnestock Of the Ncw-York banknR'house
of Jay Cooke Co. leaves for Europe in the Scotia on
Wednesday, for a brief business visit in London.
Messrs. Morton, Bliss q Co., financial agents OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company report the earnings of
,Io folIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
" Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For TIE WEEK ENDING OCT. u. ISL


IBIuressly TIE n. Y. TRIBUNE BY owl RsUOrsr
The following the current rates q article. IN goo osO%r:' .
deducted o 'G39S1 SsS sA, . ind Ss; 3. S a
Or private Sa q Ss sender should as painted apa ,a
ns plainly Ind sTS e. cover Sn md d U aTss nd
tanning and directions ae stating bow and vnen en1
auce
R.eeD for tn. week rs Sbls beans or 4os bSs than ~
;SDS1s .s IL: % - ssH ,5 TIER BE- n i.S SsI
. 10! T Saos Ss' TS accounts for he i1ae.s All
The ioras q he latter Dt.su s ,nIS'. =
more @sT viii s1 sue. o' W. he Sr
S;;'ss, E''1 would b. :. T.. cat cat + s 1:: 80
a.: /. . Rss ss:.. S si':
is5 Ss ' q s .s e Ss'S : ss
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H Ss 81 = q g 0 I'D Is S s's' -.
30. bib g :, ~ SS s1: ne
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10 k.a as:; sS 50 Do ''i YsSsS Sc 80
"a o., Ss.., sT Ia les. than las, -,si Ces
rSsss: EsS:A !, 2; s. S s:s y
=; iS,s " T TSi .s.e Sas
Bat pss Ss 70 PIyS ! iS S s' asS dpass
and tai up strictly both Stat. ana wss.sr Win AT sS: "a.
:. . q siv.scs, SssI:.p ,s = y"A
little naks saleS state . ess' ,sSsrvaS some 0ss
sDs Dss1, srtn and TAB. 1 sold a., :. ti,
Sf saS SH; as:s sis .:.' &C. ;' Z 4.
remainder ell al 81 and even e ~ 2etso - ,ri, Ty
early tn. ,s..co sa.a , .ss mt a before eoo ss..
b ST ,.sT from j. = lSs iof ORDINARY s And ssc cr s''S
ohS =. .s q 70 Ne s sO.: % IT, oasss 20
T. and 10: ,s. e ,.S C a. err. ysl s S
me = ,. s:t:si over S.., int iT
~ t tpS ~ s.s. al, so at ao We qsc.e, % an
STATE diaries S3s s;.. , 1872 sy, e. IS
S Sss: SH HssS. COED q 81 9SIo Gooa
Sta, o. CoTs nee Yellow Is as WssteTn Choice yellow Or g sn
49, W.h Good psiresA as Western, SOreRseted S,s
Stas Common - P'r Ss3 s ~ - ISs Al, sis
s,..: d. S.s, s: sss. 90 Grease S @ ."
uO "a, III. week Is 2os SoI.s or ass lss an vs.A C
,..poadSS week year. S boxes krper u; pA.t vel - 81
CoseOudAs ussi @ rear oaS ooIk ms csSi ~, M. .spss
stSs p sss s:si s,,s s Ess :ss. s ana !Ss ~ =:
TSsy want COED sess. 10 ss,,r, nsrs,i s
~; YESTERDAY lie is. :. Fort PIss and 4s bsag e.
& & with d s. s1ss .A ": ,Ss s's .l1 ~ ..s.psss
an ssadDS cheese abroad sail not being a ha -. 800
sMiTs Oa USss iAsI lAcssss tAsir srdss Ne ssals~
s s: :G Tss t@S.is Ssyi Ss. SsrSssi r Sc! IN 81
s: E.:,S a., !: good 81: s E:ssy sse ss
s ss E EasSy s Sssns "a ss
&c s S s.: S S:y ss.. q: &: : ::. %
Receipts 70, vs.l gs vl.. q ss s -. n. a.si:.
M sshss rTsa issSr psv s sA so ne o.. ~
d = .Sss. i: ID + s' N. .: = ": s: =.
r.. asa L [. iOs.n ap Mssxs aiA''..'''.."H .
S;.,s, g, Ls:ss s w.: e
W..sr EsG. ii.si. ~ 30 kl os.. ss's.
Ao. n. A.,, o. aaaa u psass s.a ss - az
ssr s,a.s -. -: e. ~. y 49, a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
SECOND BOARD.

Sales OF GOrrrRmsHf BoRds
$40 Con 81 2 Liza 10000 T. s. t5O Cou 0''',,
10 0O e. Reg. 6I....llO
Us $40 COu O5.2 oclll4
T. s. $50 Cou rs, l150 '''Ii-i
ll2 $4,000 L. s. Us, Currency
L. SIS lO4O Reg 2IoclklU u
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

The PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE Convertible GOLD BONDS may now be
obtained from the undersigned, and from banks aRd
bankers throughout the country at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
They are secured by mortgage on " miles Of
completed road connecting the cities of Peoria and
Rock Island and having nayigabe river at each end
The Road forms part of short through route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific roads, and its net earnings
are largely in excess of the interest the total issue
of bonds which is about $l6500 per mile The busl-
ness offered is sufficient to pay large dividend on
the capital stock, making the Bonds absolutely safe
and very desirable investment.
Maps and pamphlets furnished containing full par
tculars, by TURNER BROTHERS. Ii Na>sau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

h0LASSES-POregn dull; Domestic 10 moderate demand AIo
bb at 57c BY auction $50 bb old al ISd53c an bbA
new a 69d65c.
NAVAL ORES-Spih Turpsnhpe has beea more frey o1
and easier lots at b3d6Slc In Ysrd sd Da1
Rosn and wsnel 1000 bb Strained sol 70 ann
tomorrow - 20 and 81 bOA Pale 81 So Tar quS oas trn
OF 90 bills Washington, 81 37i Wilmington hell $50
OLS-Cmde Fish Oils 6rn American Lnseei doll At 8dSle -
81 for bb MenLaden quiet AZ Adlc oAeI on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY IS now very
nearly finished, and trains will be running through
from TOmah to ST. Paul by November l. The earn.
ingg of the Road from local traffic the completed
portion constitute already profitable business; and
which will make it the Great Airline Route from
Chicago to the Northwest, etiecting a saving OF
more than 100 miles the present route. The
Bonds First Mortgage on the road itself and on
a valuable Land Grant of 100000 acres. They bear
interest i'll gold at the rate of per cent per annum,
and sold now at 90 and accrued interest in cur
rency by WHITE, MORRIS 4 Co., Is Wall-st., and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON d DAY, lG Wall-St., where
pamphlets and further information may be obtained.
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT Bonds
for sale nv w y. CONVERSE IL Co. 81 pine-St,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

COFFEE-We
Ga O Rio per BIOe Orleans, $500 per Mary A.
Wsy,
CANDLES ntinue dull and prices nominal.
DRUGS AND DIESWe Pepper lec for SumSa and 2Oc
SingpOre Cloves Ia l2ic. Afnan Bird Peppe 5sc; Nut
mrg SId 81 O5; Mace 81 Al CassiG Size; Gin
lie African 81 lOc. o PmentO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Iod receipts .. S6I52I3 ~ Currency psTmeu.. $685. 20
Gold yGi2 ~ COrrclc bance.... t,914l! 10
Gold balance II n84 rs 10 1900 10
4J3.tBj u
Enreicn eIchange has boon dmll aud henYY. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
In city bank shares note sales OF Metropolitan at
1872, Bank OF Commerce ut Ill. and Fourth National at
OhnKhA Ann

There was pretty large and well distributed trade
raireaa honda Central Pacncs were strong and Rhsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
CHREAE.

R.eep wsss 1913 VtrA. o. 2 ~ sSrs s.s .ssass,s
SEEK, corresponding wssk lest year s 49, ir.ss Es
beaEbI ss nsrA 49, g. CasAa sc1s
im+d ,bOo e add % uo as's e - ~ We s.s.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
THE MARKETS.

BEESwAX is steady at Sc. for sOutnerr
BROOM CORNCom has been dull quote New Medium at
GA Hur 70Slc Old 2a4c I Red Sas for Mixed BrOOuS
arr 6rmer; quoeia S2d IS per DOZEN
COrI0E quiet but prices unchanged sales 22e5 bales 1887
last and 1883 70 arre Of which l for S45 for
and 100 for speculation the for future delivery
shade higher; sales follows, basis Of Low MdiUg:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

LhAIHEk-HeMIoek FOE I'''dy Oaa soe G5fti EaagS-
M..vy rsssse d.: d. Mdsl., sss1ss q. I'D, "a
Light 2Sa2Se do onoco, ke, He.'y E0t7S Do, d. hads
aSG2e do aO Light 24G2sc do Good D.nass al iiss 81
ssdhc Union Cropped. He.v 33G51e DO d. Hddls AS1.
DO d. Light 33d37c; do Bellies l7dl9c Oak ROth all vsxht
ad1c DO. do, Southern DO. 27dj0c all currency Pb.
AETAbs-ingSt Copper srn New SSssthins al rls. Ha.
Refined Bar steady Pig Lead quiet bat an Pig In sady W
QuOre BIaca at llc Straits She and English at 4dc a "a
Plates Other srec without imp chge hs ~
mand Is moderate. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

FRUIte AND bn1AiAe. -. "A 40 AsAf
Amer he A.sJ sflnnsss0 ae.a nns 81 800 IN = 80. - az
S"s..,. rs... ss.S isssssa y FpsssA cd s''s '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

We frequently in receipt OF letters OF inquiry as 10
the standing OF this that stock bond OF which the
following Is the latest specimen:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

IKTDreG1lV 4, IL TRIBUNE DV h1VuTItI'T
The current rates Of aIhcs good condnsn
sold by commission by Wholesale Shipper receive 70 pa
cent less foi commissions beside freight and other e6u
Boxes or packages be carefully marked With paint and The
plainly indicating the conents Nail an inVaee o. ha
a upon under side Of the and send ee nn evs
tanning an aSs stating bow and when sen Ce
packages and care putting add mach IL Va1s NE p
duce
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

A REPEAL OF THE FIFTEENTH AMEND.
MESr WoULD not ABOLISH NEano SUR
FRAaE. General George McCook, Of
Ohio. in the course Of his speech before
the Democratic Convention, which non,-
mated him for Governor, made the fo!-
lowing point:
$50 far as the question, simply the
question Of negro suffrage, is concerned,
and it ia the only merit which is in the
amendment. suppose. my fellow citizens,
that it we're to-day repealed; SUPPOSE
that Congress pass provision submit
ting it to the States, and suppose threo-
fourths Of the States agree to repeal the
amendment, It would only act in the fu.
tare, and no right eoquired under that
'amendment, could ever be taken away
by any subsequent repeal OF it. Why,
than, DO We disturb cnrselyGe npon a
discussion OF these two amendments?
Why, I say, need we Democrats depart,
and divide, and Distract ourselves, when
the s:h;;ec. cs .k;s amendment, ghinh, if
it were changed by the common consent
Of the whole people of the country,
would leave the right acquired by the
black man to his vote as full, as securely,
as any pieceof property that he acquired
by his labor"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

Tho mysterious disappearance Of Mr.
George Francis Buchheit, mentioned
yesterday, is still unexplained, and tho
most determined efforts of his family aud
numerous friends, during tho whole of
yesterday, have failed to throw any light
upon the occurrence. Nothing but tho
facts, as already stnted, is positively
known. a reward Of one thousand dol.
lars has been offered for the recovery OF
the body, and there could not have been
less than twenty boats ont yesterday af.
ternoon and evening, dragging for what
is merely supposed to be in the river.
The small brass pieoo Of the Solution
Corps. was bTouSii. TO t.io e1ge of the
dock, md fred severnl times, without
result. Charleston Neus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
A special despatch to, The philndelphi,

A special despatch to-the Philadelphia
Inquirer, dated Washington, JUNO g..
says: The Ku Klux COMMITTEE, to-day,
had Governor Scott, of South Carolina,
before them, but elected nothing Of any
Importance. except IN admission of the
existence of the organization OF The Ku
Kln1 Khan in that State. They expect,
from this basia, to follow np tho trail,
and develop, il possible, the wnole affuir.
To do this, they may hare to send q
snb-comm mittee TO Charleston aud Colum-
bie.
Letters from Rome again insist TINT
the Pope is approaching his end. He
has .Aying dropsy" in his legs and at
last accounts was believed to be in very
critical condition. Prince Sigismondo
Chigi, brother of the Nuncio Mt laris,
conservator md official guardian OF the
Conclnve, is understood to have been
summoned to the palace, and. installed
there. 'f-,
The FATEp SEaAR Boar. Capt. Som
'ers, engaged in wrecking III the harbor
among the vessels sunk near the bar,
purposes making nn attempt to rnise the
segar boat which swamped in it's attack
on the Ironsides. It lies near The wreck
of the Housatonic, nnd contains the
bodies of the gallant crew who perished
in it, Charleston Courier.
A call is made through the columns OF
the Union Times, for meeting Of citi-
zens, to DO held on the 17th. with the
view OF requesting all County officers TO
resignisnd to secure fpirer expression
OF the will of the people through new
election. The Times doubts the benefits
OF the movement. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
Oonump1A, 8. O., June 9. 1871.

EDyroA- PnqfF1 " sFotSee yous
paper, ysstsrday and R)day III name
amongsk the deanqubfpN tan.p9ysfe. fer e
psopetW on col per Wayhsanh = jim
bsf stieeta. NGw. ii tkA- aist Naos. I
do not own any property there; and, in
the second plaoe, the taxes on the pro-
psrty published were paid on: MaEHh 18TH.
nan. and their respective assistants, hns
been called to this mhtter Aeveral times,
but they wiil-nos~correet it.- Whether it
oTTattsnd 70 tlieir ;businsps ! i .cannot
aay;' there 'eertai1l5i is d tsotea .looae
somewhere. JOHN ALEXANDER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

The leading Northern papers appear
to DO really gratifed at tho prospect of
e1-President Johnsons 8 reappefgunoe 10
Congress. They think he will relieve
the dull monotony of that body. He
certainly would with plain spoken truth.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

The town. Of Anderson, to man,
votea $4,000 to the Atlanta and Rich-
mond Air Line Railway, provided the
road shall pass by. Anderson and locate
o depot within its corporate limits.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

Tho Washington Patriot says: "CoI.
Johnson, non OF Hon. Reverdy johnson,
late Marshal Of South Carolinn. passed
through this city last night en- youfe for
Long Branch, to see the President in re-
gard to his removal The removal OF
Col. johnson ~as, brought about by Con
gressman Wallace, of that State. with
the assistance of his negro colleague. It
is understood that Wallace boasts of
being the instigntor OF the Ku KIux bill.
and that the appointment of his son ns
Marshal in place Of Col. johnson was
the reward for the testimony OF that
party before the joint committee OF Con-
gress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
Attention

Attention!
TIME attention of city and country retail
Il dealers is requested to tho following:
Owing to the depressed condition OF husi-
ness, and being anxious 10 reduce stock,
JOHN S. FARLEY & CO.,
No. 81 Hayne street, Charleston, S. g.,
,siil offer to tho trade during tho present
month their very attractive and complete
stock atTEN {10) PER CENT. below New York
jobbor's prices.
TERMs:-For sl! bills under 500 cash, or
approved noto at thirty days, with interest
from date OF purchase, at II per cent. per an.
mum. For all bills over 800 approved notes.
as above, at four (4) months, or acceptance,
will be accepted. i'
Their stock consists OF tho largest variety
LINERY GOODS, White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves. Trimmings, Laces, Embroidcries,
Gents Linen and Paper Collars and Guns,
Ladies' Lace Collars, and complete assort.
ment OF Fancy Goods, Notions and Small
Wares.
Merchants ordering will ploaso specify on
which OF tho above terms they wish to pur-
chase. June 1mot
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
GoH1nNoR ORn AND THE Ku Knux.-

.GoHERNoR ORR AND THE KU Knux.-
Rha asub.committee for the investigation
ptahe alleged ontragea1in the Sohth,
held meeting Of thtae hqArs to-day,
which was occupied thrhhghoat with tie
lskamination Of Gogernpr OrE Of South
;UAfoliha. He stated thkt he had nd peg
Aonals fpowledge Of the Kuf fKiuxs and
did n1kbelieve they existad in his section
,0t the State; expressed the opinion that
snch an organization did exist IN some
Counties in South Carolina, and that its
'object was to intimidate colored people
from voting Mt tho election in 1872; be-
ifeved that the Constitution Of the Coun.
oil OF Safety, published in the Charleston
Republican last February, was !, the basis
Of the organizations; said the Legislature
had been extravagant, and some Of it's
members corrupt; condemned the pre-
sent election laws aud believed they
would be repealed; thought the white
people were very blamenble for the in
competency Of their rulers, and the inef-
ficiency o: legislation, because OF their
refusal to take part mt the outset of re-.
construction in elections, aud since Ivy
trying to get the colored men to vote the
Democratic ticket, in opposition to their
friends, the Republicans. Governor Orr
returns to South Carolina tonight.
Wash. Cor. Baltimore San, Tn. .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10
The Mono Ku K1ux.-The band Of

The NKaRo KU KLUx.-The band OF
negro outlaws, known as the Lowry
ganGs who hfve ElurkfT fW 1nontiB in
the sRamps b. RbbeaM Q3untyaM O.,
Nhelce they hayE sailed firth R com-
pit hAbitual robbery And iapeat@ MUIR
dersfare agfn becontlngS gShccor1ing to
the 9feobesonlan, sSf stS- ss,-dail+ N ore
bold and defiant. This is the gang, it
viii be remembered. who made descent
some weeks ago upon the Jail where one
OF their number was confined, and res
cued him. notwithstanding the presence
Of company Of United btatcs troops
IN the town.. -------.
On Monday last a tpational Janks Vas
organized at Spartanbnrg. with capital
of $50, 600. The following are the officers
elected: Hon. Gabriel Cannon, Presi-
dent; D. G. Judd, Vice President; Geo.
Cofeld, Cashier. Directors Col. Pal
mer aud Q. Gregg. of Columbia; Col.
Evins, D. T.. Converse, David Duncan,
Col. Joseph Walker ind s. Bobo, OF
Spartanburg. All the stock has been
taken and the bank will 60 into opera
ton ns soon as possible.
Two colored men, George Beard and
Willis Heard, were lodged in AbbeYille
jail, on monday lust, charged with break
ing into Mr.. w. D. Mars store, at CAL
houn's Mills, about two weeks ago, and
nbstracting about $40 worth Of goods.
The stolen articles were found in their
possession.
Mr.. John Bowen, prominent citizen
OF Pickens County, and formerly tax
collector OF Pickons District. died on
Saturday last, at his residence in that
County.
The population Of London on April
was 3.251 .804, or about /, ITO more than
the estimate made in january last. The
net increase in the population is about
$50 year.
Company X, Maj. Stewart, which for
merly occupied Ncwberry village, are
again ordered to that :.strategic" point,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-10

HANCOCK FOR PREsIDENT.-The Metro
poiitan Record has no doubt that the VOL
landigham tDayton) speech will havo the
effect Of Te-uniting all classes of tho De-
mocracy, North and South, in solid, un-
broken oolump.:
A APennsylvnnia letter snys: Everybody
hero is in favor Of Hancock for Presi-
dent. Pennsylvania is sure for Hancock
in the Democratic National Convention.
Gen. Coulter stands best for tho Guber-
material nomination next fall, although
Gen. Cass has many friends. Pennsyl.
vania will enter the Gubernatoriul and
Presidential campaigns next year with
military men in front, and not in the
rear. as formerly. Judge Blaok was here
to-day, and I interviewed him. He is
Hancock all over; just the man, he says,
for the Presidential chair. The union
OF the old and young Democracy on
Hancock is marvellous sign. Judge
Black seemed enlivened by the universal
spirit pervading in favor of Pennsylva.
Mas favorite son. Young Clancy Jones
goes for Hancock; Senators Petriken
and Dechert go for Hancock; Sam Ran
dali goes for Hancock; Hurry Il. Cogg.
shall, chairman Philadelphia delegation,
goes for Hancock. They all 60 for Han
cock. Hancock oil round. with few ex-
ceptions. The whole State ticket is
thought to be sure for tho Democracy
under the banner Of Hancock for presi.
dent.