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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-18
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AcoDENTs+-BUThRR FOB GOVERNOR OF
Observation-Disclosures MURDERS pY THE
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CHICAGO, July IA. The Prescott {Ari.
zona) Miner, Of Juno a, gives the fol-
lowing PARTICULARS Of the, slaughter OF
fifty-six Apache Indians, st point near
TOnto- Greek, in that Territory. The
cause Of the slaughter was the killing Of
Bowers & Co.. herdsman aud the ohp-
ture OF that herd by the Apnches. Tho
Indians had no sooner obtained posses.
sion OF the herd than messenger was
despatched to convey the news of the
outrage to Prescott. On receipt OF the
news party Of sixteen citizens started
in pursnit. After proceeding ffty-ave
miles Gney met q detachment OF the Third
Cavalry. under Lieut.. Charles M. Nor
ton, likewise In pursuit OF the Indians.
The citizens joined the force under
Lieut.: Morton, and the journey was re-.
Humed with fresh vigor. After proceed
ing twenty miles the party went into
camp at late hour in the evening. On
the morning Of the 9th they again took
up the trail, which they followed for
twenty miles, and at l o'clock p. M, !,
came ppon the rancheria, which they
quickly surrounded, killing twenty one
OF the inmates. Feeling satisfied that
there were numerous Indians in the
neighborhood, and determined they
should have the least possible time to
prepare for battle or effect retreat, the
command moved quickly forward in
search OF another rancheria. This they
discovered on the following day, after
crossing the divide between Verde and
Fort Greek. A1fght at once ensued, in
From this place they followed the prin-
cipal trail for, three miles, when thew dis.
covered three Indians in the distance,
mounted on two horses. two of whom
were shot dead and the third wounded.
The supply of provisions being by this
time nearly exhausted, and the distance
OF Oapp Mcdowell, the nearest military
post, Upwards sof flfty miles, il was de-
oided tb babandon farther pursuit and re.
turn at once. The command accordingly
took up.the home ward journey, arriving
At Ga%'p }n' Mcdowell or the morning Of
New Yong, July l5.-It is stated that
tn Police Commissioners, Capt. Petty
and two others bf the police force-for
publishing q card charging tho troops,
and especially the Eighty fourth regi-
mens, with indisorin,inate dnd reckless
tiIing-are denounced throughout the
rity Of the police ascribing the praserya.
tion Of their lives 20 the omptness
with which the military repeiled the at.
taoka OF the mob.
LIBERTY, N. z. July 15.-At n cele.
bration at Loon Lake, in the town OF
Wayland. last evening, o cannon was
discharged prematurely, instsntly killing
Mr.. Rynders, and fatally wonnding II.
Pafkhlll, prominent lawyer Of this
place, and slightly iniuring several ladies.
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All parties and all the papers join in
pralslng the conduct of tho New York
police. They performed we'll their duty,
and, 1t IS probable, could have quelled
the riot without the assistance of the
military, by the use of their biliies
alone, which would have spared the
shedding OF much innocent blood.
There was but one case of cowarlice or
refusal to perform duty reported, and
Inc fellows excuse was that he would
not act against his own friends. An ex-
ample was made at once by stripping
him OF bis badge and buttons and turn
ing him out Of the police in disgrace.
A New York despatch, of the 7tb. says:
1.-The stay OF proceedings granted in the
case OF Foster, the car-hook murderer.
la severely criticised. The good effect
OF Fosters speedy trinl and conviction
ls altogether destroyed, and there is as
great insecurity Of life as ever. It is
generally believed that Judge Pratt
granted the writ Of error more for love
o. notcriety than any other reason.''
Among recent deaths is that OF Edward
y. hetoaum, whose career upon Wall
stFeet' With his subsequent trial and con.
viotion to Sing Sing prison, upon q
charge OK forgery, will be recollected by
l1ost oA our readers as one of the most
exciting topics OF the day in which it 90.
The old storm-stirred mariner, Borie,
who has been beating about the shadows
and quioksands Of society for nearly
81 sixty years. is about making port at last.
me Washington Chronicle, of the 9th
!nst., makes the announcement that he
is about to be married.
The Utica Herald asserts that unless
the country obtains some accidental out.
let tor butter now unforeseen, tho crop
ior 1871 will, taking tho average Of the
tion.
Poor-pay debtors in Canada ore writ.
ing complaints 10 Tie papers that their
remorseless creditors send thom duns on
open postal cards, which all who care
may read.
A hotel keeper in Danvillo, New York,
brags OF one boarder who has been with
him over thirty five years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-18

AN IMPORTANT DEcIs1oN.-The United
States Supreme Court have decided that
the Limitation laws of the Southern
States were suspended for the full period
between the proclamation of blockade OF
the Southern ports of April 18th, 1861.
and the proclamation OF restoration of
Federal authority of August Goth, 1866.
The effect OF this decision will be to re-
open the courts Of the Southern States
to ante-war claims Of Northern creditors,
and to give vitality to obligations which
have been barred by Limitation under the
hitherto ruling of State courts. The
principle will apply equally to Federal
and State COURTS Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-18

The TRAcT1oN ENGINE. The Sayan-
nah Repu6licdn contains an account of a
turnpike road steam engine, which was
tried in that city q few days since. and
worked to the entire satisfaction of those
who Witnessed its performance. It
turned IN space not greater than its
own length, and made good time in the
heavy sand near Cohen's wharf. It is
eight horsepower, weighs five tons, and
is calculated to draw fifteen or twenty
tons. It was built by tho Grant Loco
motive Works. at Paterson, New Jersey,
at cost OF IS. 900, for the Central Rail
road Company, and their introduction
into Georgia is reduced to a fixed fact.
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EXPORTS OF SPECIE. The net exports
OF specie from the United States, during
tue tae, eight months ending February 2S,
lo1l amounted to S42, 800, 900. aud the
net exports for the year ending June 30.
1871, it is estimated, amounted to S76..
2Oo. oOO. Tho net exports Of specie,
that is. the exports minus the imports.
TOT 1917, amounted to S3l.7OO. 600. and
for 1869 to $50. 800, 900. In 1868, how
ever. the net exports rose to $50, 600, 900,
from S38, ,6O0,0 600 in 1867. Again, tha
experts were S75,300. 600 in 1866, and
So. 800, goo in 1865. In 1864 they
reached S92, 200. 900, and in 1863 amount
ed to S54, 600. 900. During the eight
years ending in 1870, the net exports OF
specie amounted to 1855, 900, 600, or an
average Of S58, 1852. 500 year. During
the first four years of this period. the ex.
ports amounted to s279, 800, 600, or an
average Of sos. $50, 600 O year, and dur
ing the last four to $187, 100, 600, or an
average of a46. 10, 900 year.
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o U r Ell o U s T.
'T HE @ N = 4.
In this city to deal with.
In this city to deal with.

We WILL upon application. sond promptly
BY mail, full lines Of samples Of those kind Of
Goods desired and specified by our friends
cash amounting to $25 and over. delivered IN
any part OF the State free OF freight ch argos.
Thoso unaccompanied, will be sent G. o. D.
We respectfully solicit orders, which will
receive the prompt and personal attention of
ono Of The Arm. Our prices being low. we
think we can render satisfaction to all. Give
us trial.
]. H. & NJ. L. KINARD.
Mays COLUMBIA So
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the wohda ga 7ohildfeb q R6b5SsToI5'
County. The Sheriff has q posse of 1511
oatats RtR g. tbs seS5s to eaRta5e Rts,
ftuitless. '
vrshIAsD. N!ty;.Y July IA feArfd,
tornado prevailed here TO-DAY viii
thunder, lightning and raih. TIE Enis.
oopal church, tWo reilroad depots and
several, houses wero prosfrated. None
were killed. ~
ST. LOUIS, July '17.-Yesterday, the
mercury ranged from 100 to 1O5. Three
fatal sun-strokes occurred. A. man md
woman were killed by lightning, which
struck a<house in st. Joseph, No.
CINoiNNA11, July IA farmer near
Norwgelk, Ohio, was killed by lightning,
from nearly cfoudiess sky.
BOSTON. July 17.-BuHer's readincs ss
to accept tho Governorship meeta on un-
favorable response from the Boston Jour-
halls. N
New YORK, July 17.-Cornelius Y. S.
Roosevelt is dead; aged seventy eight.
resolutions are pending before tile
Police Commissioners forbidding tho
streets to oil professions, except military
and funerals.
It is stated that the late II. J. Raw.
monds interest III tho Times, about one
third OF which was his PROPERTY, was
bought by the other owners for S375.
OJ0. VIZ
VIM. NJ. Oskly. aud many other pro-
ment tire.non of this city, were killed br
lightning today.
The effigy of Governor Hoffman vas
found hanging in the twelfth ward of
Brooklyn, this morning.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
TOWNSHIP DITCH NOTICE.

ITO the owners Of the east half OF section No
L 33, the whole Of sections Nos. "a and 80,
the east half and southwest quarter ei section
No. 26, and the whole OF section No. 70, IN town
ship No. 4. of the United States Reserve, In Fer
rysburg Township, Wood county, Ohio, who
are non residents of said Wood county an9
whose names are unknown
You are notified that on the 10th day OF Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1871, Reuben Egbert and others
filed in the ofhce of the Township Clerk OF Per-
rysburg township their petition, which is now
pending, praying said trustees to locate, estaO-
iish and cause to be constructed a ditch, drain
or water-course, commencing at point ON the
east side of the McCutchenville road, where said
road intersects the south line Of Perrysburg
township; thence westerly across said road by
A culyert; thence northwesterly along the west
side of said road about one half mile to culyert;
thence easterly across said road; thence north
eastery along the bed Of an old creek to the
| Township Ditch crossing said ditch and running
thence nsrtheasterly along swale to the east
| lineIor Troy township, and there terminate. Said
petition states in substance that said ditch Is
necessary and will be conluciye TO the public
health, convenience aud welfare, and that the
| lands aboye described will be specially benefit
| ted and should be taxed for the expenses OF 10.
eating as well as the labor OF constructing said
ditch The said petition will be heard by the
| Trustees Of said township on Saturday the 4th
day Of March, A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Of said day, at the office Of Henry ii. Dodge, At
torney at Law in Perrysburg in said township.
REUBEN EGHERT,
and others, Petitioners
Henry II. DoDGF, Atty for Petitioners.
February 10, 1871. 9Sbso oo
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

The H iuse Of Representatives at Washington
scted isely in passing a bill which provides
that no railroad company within the United
States whose road forms any part of a line over
which cattle, sheep, swine or any other animals
Sail be conveyed from one st ate to another, or
he owners or maslers-of sailing or other vessels
Carrying or transporting cattle, sheep, swine or
any other animals from one State to another
BhalD conine the same in cars, boats or vessels
of any description for longer period than twen-
ty eight consecutive hours without unloading
the same for rest, water and feeding, for peri
0d of ut least FIVE consecutive hours, unless pre-
vented from so unloading by storm or other ac'
cidental causes. The penalty for a violation Of
his provision is 500 to $500.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

Considerable interest seems to be manifested
W. Defiance; concerning the position of Post
master. The present incumbent desires to re-
tain bis position, while Mr.. BRooKs Of the Err
press, and Mr.. GRowsG are candidates for the
position. The Ecpress pleads ITS own case as
follows:
"Does the Express want the Post Office N,i
Jy any nleans! 1t needs it, but it does not want
it, A sick man needs medicine, but he does
not want it. A fear of death compels him to
take n auseous doses, and that is the way with
the EXPRESS. Ii wants the Post Office just like
the Democrat wants the official printing and the
Probate Judges Office, to keep the machine in
motion. 1t wints ii for the same reason thatit
was given to the Republican papers of Bucyrus
San husky, Lima, Columbus. and numerous
other places, to SUSAN it in its defense of Re-
public IN principles and men.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

We learn from the Fostoria Reuier that ID. w.
SwIG ART, President of the Atlantic & Lake Erie
Railway, held a conference with the railroad
60 nmittee of that place on Wednesday evening
Of last week, at which number were present
hrom Wood county, who were confident thatthis
county would raise the amount Of subscription
required The people Of Seneca agreed to go to
work and complete their subscription which re-
auires about $4,000 yet. Mr.. SwIoART was ia
Mold series of meetings in this county this
week, commencing at Freeport on Tuesday eTen-
ing. The Reriep says at is believed that II the
people Of SENECA and Wood counties promptly
raise the amount assigned to them, work will be
commenced within the next sixty days"
Sir. HIcKOx, President, and Mr.. Cook one Of
the Directors Of the Mansfield Coldwater Rail-
road, we're also in FSStoria on "Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week. WIN regard 10 TINS
road the Repie,o says; "a contract has been
made with the Pennsylvania Company to iron
and eonip this road on condition that road-bed,
includine right Of way, is furnished. Mr..
iIickox las obtained at Mansfield and the points
west 10 Tifiin the required aid, Tilhn promising
40 6lI the gap 10 Fostoria Our people have
uledeed themselves to raise the means 10 reach
ihe Portage township line. Portage, Bowling
Green, Grand Rapids and the points beyond to
the State line have already given written pledg-
es to furnish lie required aid. The Michigan
portion is already under contract, and nvIk has
cUmmmeuced.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
State Representation.

The census of 1870 has made some change in
t te representation of this State which makes a
favorable showing for Northwestern Ohio, and
not SO favorable for the Eastern portion. Here
tofore Mercer and Van Vert counties have elect
ed one representative; also Putnam and Henry.
Now, each Of these counties are entitled to sep
arate representation. Ottawa county still re-
mains with Wood, lacking just sixty mine OF
the requisite number of inhabitants to entite her
10 a representative.
In Eastern Ohio, Geauga ceases to be sep
arate district, and elects hereafter with Lake
also Carroll, which is to be Joined with Stark,
and perhaps others show falling of in popula-
ton or no increase corresponding with the gen.
eral increase of the State. The list of districts
members and floats has not yet been officially
published.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

immediate and prompt action by all good Ma
sons to arrest and stop those vices. II Is here
by ordered that this circular be frequently read
IN the several lodges in this State, that none
aud clear; expel, for unmasonic conduct, ali who
will not conform to the law, TO the end that the
honor and reputation may be firmly established,
and the world at large convinced Of It's good ef-
feet. M
Given under my hand, aud the private seal Of
the Grand Master, the day and year above writ
ten. ALEX. II. NEWC0MB,
Grand Muster of Mrsons az OHIO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

From the Ohio State JoTrual, we learn that
the certificate of incorporation of the Dayton,
Saltwater Valley and Saginaw Railroad Com
pany was filed at the Secretary of States ofGc
last week. The proposed road is to extend
from Dayton, Montgomery county, via West
MiltLn and Covington, in Miami county, Yer
Sails in Darke, Celina in Mercer, Van Vert in
Van Vert county, Paulding Center in Paul
ding county, and Bryan in Williams county
IN point on the State liue, between Ohio and
Michigan, where line drawn from Hillsdale in
Michigan, to Paulding Center in Ohio, would
cross the State line. The capital stock is 81 >.
100000 in shares of $50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CCuOOL ExAMINERs, NOTICE.

cCHooL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.
- Notice Is hereby gwen that there Will be a
meeting Of the Board Of School Examlners Of
Woodcounty, Ohio for The examination ofteach- :
ers, at the Court House 10 Bowling Green, on
the first Friday, of March, 1871 also the first
Friday OF each succeeding month until iurlher
notice. Each applicant should be present as
early as o'clock A. NJ.
Each applicant will be required to furnish a
certificate Of good moral character.
There will be no examination Of applicants
except at regular meetings of the Board.
No certificates will hereafter be antedated to
cover time taught previous TO eSamlnalion'
| by order OF the Board, 3
s. s. LONG. Clerk.
Bowling Green, February Z, A. ID. 1871.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
TOWNSHIP DITCH NOTICE

RIO the owners Of the south half OF sections
1 %. %, "a, aud Of the north half OF sections
25 26 81, and the north half Of section 2S. all in
township number 4, Of the United States Reserve,
Pcrrysburg township, Wood county, Ohiu, who
are non-Iesidenis of Wood county, Ohio, said
owners names being unknown.
You are notified that ON the I6.h day OF JAN
nary, A. d. 1871 George Alt, Vitus Stcrlein,
Ludwig Reitze and others fled in the office OF
the township Clerk, of said Perrysburg town
ship, their petition which Is now pending, pray
ing the Trustees Of said township to lOcate, es-
tablish and cause TO be constructed ditch,
drain or water-c0ursei commencing AZ point
about twenty rods east of Crane Greek, on the
south side of the section line road between sec
tions Nos. % and 81, and between sections %
and 90, and between sections number ~ and 20
] to the west line of Troy townships thence north
| on said township line to ditch No. l2i and there
| terminate, saving and excepting that at point
about ninety 100 rods east Of the west terminus
of said ditch break Of FIVE rods is to be left un-
opened and uulug. Said petition states in sub
stance that said ditch is demanded and will bt
conducive to the general health, convenience anC
welfare, aui the prayer thercofis that the said
ditch be located substantially as prayedfor, aut
opened and established. Also, that the lanc
herein before described may be taxed for the eX
penses of locating aud establishing and also as
sessed for the Construction Of said ditch, whicl
the petition AYERS will specially benefit saiC
lands. SAID petition will be heard by said Trns
tees on the 4th day of March, A. ID. 1871, q
the ufiice of Henry H. Do lge, attorney at law II
the town Of Perrysburg, in said township, at II
0 clock AN. OF said day.
GEORGE ALT,
VIrUS STElNLE1N,
aud others, Petitioners.
Henry II. DoDGB Atty for Petitioners.
Perry sburg, Feb. 10, 1871. 43bS' 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

At the reception of Cabinet ladies in Wash
ington, this winter, there has been no wine, the
only provisions for guests being chocolate or
coffee, wine waters, which aye very thin, home
made water crackers, aud cake. Wine is used
at some houses, and boullion or beef-tea at
others. Sal ads or ices are rarely offered dur
ng the day. Boulon is also customary at
eycnipg entertainments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

According to Postmaster general CREswELL's
annual report, he fiassent out nearly fire hundred
tons of stamped envelopes lover 36,OOO,OOO in
number) upon which business cards were gra.
,itously printed, at an actual loss to the Gov
ernmeut of 81 90 on every 1000. While el'
gagged in denouncing the Franking Privilege
aud dead head abuse of the mails, he :shoulC
also put a quietus on this abuse.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
THE INcnnIE rAX.

The tclegraphic dispatches from Washington
giving the vote on the question of abolishing the
Income Tax, omitted the name of Hon. f. D
HkcK, which was an injustice to him, as he vo
ted for its continuance, which we are very sure
wilimset,the approval of the great mass of hi!
c, rs tituents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
SmEHIFF,S SALE.
John Yeager, Wood
va Co

John Yeager, Wood County.O.
vs. Court of
Emily Stevens ct al. Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, and to
me directed and delivered, will offer fur sale
at public vendue at the front door Of the Court
house, in Bowling Green, Ohio, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 81, 1870,
At o'clock, of SAID day, the following described
real estate, to-wlt:
In-lot number three hundred and forty-eight
(3 49, in the Incorporated Village of Perrysburg,
Wood county. Ohio. Appraised at $500.
j. w. INCONSISTENCIES, Sheriff.
GRoRGE STRAIN, Atty for Pm.
February Is, 1871. 43eSB %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17

T. B. Shay, of Bradford Junction Darke
County, was on Saturday examined before
Commissioner Halliday, on a charge of dealing
in counterfeit money, and in default of 1000
bail was committed to prison to answer the
charge at the next term Of Court.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
SHEHIFF,s SALE

vs.. Court Of
John Bader, jr. ct al. Comm9n Pleas.
BY virtue of a Fl. Fa. issued by the Clerk
oC said Court in the above entitled cause, and
/, me directed and delivered, will oller for sale
at public vendue, on the premises Of John DadeT
Jr,, in the town Of Perrysburg. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1871,
At 2 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described personal propert yto'wit:
Three billiard tables, 43 cues, l6 pool balls,
8 billiard balls, billiard bridges, buttons, &c 1,
2 coal oil tanks. stoves, decaners, bottles,
glasses, &C.; 2 show cases, | water tank, %
glass lars, tables, 0 chairs, 40 benches, black
smiths tools, chandeliers, desk, show lamp
and clock. Terms of sale cash.
j. w. BR0WNSBERGER, Sheriff.
HAYNES 4 PRIoR, Att'ys.
February l6, 1871. 43OS3 ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-02-17
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