The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-07
FATAL AFrnAx. Bye private letter,

SATURDAY 1856, white man, named
Anderson Looper, acting under authority
from Assessor Wallace, made a raid upon
q lot of whiekey. belonging to another
white man, named Zachariah Young.
when difficulty ensued, pistols were
drawn, both parties fred simultaneously.
and both individuals we're killed-the
one being shot in the right and the other
the left breast. Both we're Republicans
and natives of the County.
NEw F1RM.-The firm name OF the
large dry goods house of R. G. SILVER
has been changed to "R. G. shiyer &
Co. Mr.. David Jones, ''the working
David" being now partner. The new
house breaks ground, this morning, on
one OF the largest additions and greatest
improvements ever made here-whioh
will give them an immense and imposing
store. They despatch buyer to New
York to-day, to put in, as we are in
formed. one of the heaviest stocks they
ever bought, and contemplate pushing
their trade over the entire State.
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During the suspension of the rules in
the House, last night, Mr.. Hayne, of
Barnwell, offered jocose resolution,
that juno Mobley be allowed a recess
from the 7th of March, when tho afore-
said June ''made for" the mover, and
was forcibly removed by the Sergeant
alarms, but not until desk or two was
damaged. Mr.. Whipper introduced
resolution for the expulsion of June
Mobley, and moved that it be considered
at the next session of the Legislature.
Amid much excitement, the resolution
was indefinitely postponed, and Repre-
sentative Mobley apologized to the
House, but not to the proposer of the
resolution, as he could see him again.
The apology was accepted.
REPULsE OF THE KU KLux.-A de-
spatch received by Senator Wimbush,
yesterday, from the Clerk of the Court
OF Chester, states that on Saturday
night, party of disguised men, sup
posed to be Ku Klux, attacked the DWELL
ing of n colorcd man, named Jim Wood;
but as there were several armed men in
Woods house, they fred upon the dis
guised individuals, killing one of their
horses, and. as is supposed. wounding
several of the men. The celored people
in the neighborhood, becoming alarmed,
focked into town for protection. The
whites, being appealed to, rallied en-
,Oncco IN tho cunnorf of Tho oo1oro,1 49,
pie, but no further demonstrations we're
made. The dead horse, it is further
stated, has been recognized as belonging
to man named Garland Smith. Sena-
tor Wimbush waited upon the Governor,
who promised to render necessary as-
sistance.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, March 6.-Nickerson
House-Mrs. Haley and maid, J. n.
Jacobs, Pcnnsylvania; Louis Schiller,
Hamburg; John A. Barker, Lexington;
Mrs. M. l.. Leaphart, Newberry; J. NJ.
Selkirk. city; F. G. Johnston, Charlotte;
j. @. Fagg, @. G. e. A. r. r.; W. s.
Powell, Baltimore; E. s. j. Hayes, Lex
ington; Robert w. Boone, Toledo; ".
H. Belknap, Bentley D. Hasel, New
York; Miss Belknap, Gainesville; s. 8.
Howell, P. McQueene. Charleston; f. D.
Bush. G. & q. r. r.. John D. Hale,
Georgia; 81. Fl. Mansfield, Westfield; F.
Il. Greene, wife, child and servant,
Orangeburg; W. Clyburn, Camden;
Miss Clara Mittag, Lancaster; DR..
DeSaussure, Camden; d. DeSaussure,
city; Fl. G. Blair, st. Louis; J. Thomas
and wife, E. ConnelI, New York; Dr.
Green. Charlotte; VIM. Perry, Pendle-
ton; G. W. Connor. Abbeville.
Columbia Hotel-L. H. Clark, Camden;
A. j. Minis, Charleston; J. Hagood,
Barnwell; II. D. Gillespie, Sallie Giles.
pie, Charleston; J. j. Ingram. Claren-
don; W. Ell. Peronneau, Charleston; w.
Wade. Augusta; 8. G. Gilbert. Charles
ton; Il. w. Sanders, Ninety Six; s. r.
Smith, Baltimore; r. S. Duryea, j.
Cohen, j. FL. Jinks and wife, H. w.
Hendricks and daughter, w. D. Warner,
J: S. Browning, Charleston; H. w.
High, N. Q. & a. Il. r.; S. B. Parsons,
wife and child, Flushing.
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