The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-02

TO- .tbe suggestion, and a. proelamatiop
preliminary to declaration OF martial
lay may sooh) be- expected.
SAVANNAH. ;f-Augdst 31.-Prominept
physioians sign q statement to the effec,
mat there Is np yellow fever in Savan.
man, nor any disease aPpro1imating to
II. Ihe sedaon: UP to this time, ha1
been the healthiest of any, within their
experience. f,.Ei 3!oI
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Septemher
l87l.-By virtue of tho authority eiver,
by an Act OF t'Congress. appfosed Jul,
4, 1870, entitled IAN Act to nutboriz,
the refunding the national debt, IT here
by give notice that the principal and nc
orued interest OF the bonds herein below
designated, known as s 20 bonds, vii,
6e' paid at the Treasury Of tie United
States, in the city of Washington. ron or
after the flrst day of December next.
and that the Interest on said bonds will
cease on that day; that is to say, coupon
bonds known as the first series. Act OF
Februnry Is. 1852, dated May /. 1862.
numbered aB follows: / to 80, 600. incIu.
sive. of $50 each; l to 43.572, inclueiyo.
ct. Sl0O each; to 4O,OlI, inclusive. Of
SS0O each; to 74,1O4, inoluaive. OF
III 900 each, md registered bonds OF the
same Aot; to- 595, inclusive. of $50
each; to a. lob. inclusive, of 500 each !:
to 1899 OF $500 each; l to s. COG al
81, GOO eaoh; to 2, 665 OF $5, 900 ench: l
to z, 9o6. 81. 600 each. The amount out
standing embraced in the numbers ns
above is 500, 100000. Coupon bond.
of the ACT OF February rs, 1862, were
issued Ia four distinct eeries. Bonds of
the first series, embracing those do.
scrlbed above; do not benr the series de-
slBnatloh upon them, while those of the
second, third and fourth series nrn dis.
tInotiy marked on the face OF the bonds.
United States securities for redemption
should be addressed to the loan Diyi-
sion, Secretary's office,
i " Ia HARTLEY, Acting Secretary.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-Two ne
groes and one white man have just been
hanged by Rl,mob at Caseyville, for out
raging the person OF a white woman in
that vicinity: Fivo men were concerned
ln Inc outrage. which was OF n horrible
character. Tho othors had been exc
outeo IN. the samo manner soon after
committing the offence. ~
IoPEsKA. Kansas. September IA
Gornadp q passed over Labetto County, on
sunday might, dem olishing two houses
- AAASesauS uoS0tuA Dlp6fB,i. SSCOtt
and daughter were killed.
New YoRK, September 1.-The shin
Richard Robinson,' from Liverpool, re-
ports August 90. that the bark Alice
CampbeliI Of Gutenberg, for Phi]adel-
phia, with iron, was! in sinking condi.
tion, from collision with the ship Hamil-
ton Fish. The Grew, were brought here
BALT1MbRR. September I.-Daniel s.
Miller, siSnccted OF robbing bis en-
ployels, Wounded q detective and killed
himself
New YORK. September 1.-The Union
Republican General Committee met to.
dsy-Horace Greeley presiding. They
liked day for. holding primary elections.
NO other buainess transacted.
PRoviDRN6EA r.. L., September L.
The danghter ,of prominent Boston
merchant was drowned, while bathing at
Newport.
ERIE, Pa, September Isaac Ro-
senwig, wealthy oitizsD. has been con,
yieted OF, selling forged tickets over the
HALIFAX. September 1.-seyen started
for the single scpll match. Sadler, Of
the Tyne GREW, won by two lengths;
/ Brown. OF Halifax, seoond; Kelly, third
NEW YORK. September Paul Bul.
gar; aged sixty-four, was beaten to death
by three r1f1Ans, cpsnsr, Of 14th street
and Avenue "A. - y NJ
: NEW ORLEANS, September IA sharp
has occurred between
dovernor Yarmouth and Lieutenant.
Governor Dunn. regarding Dunn's
assumption of gabernatoriai functions
during Warmouth's absence from the
State. Yarmouth has ordered the rear
rest OF a convict pardouel by Dunn.
Dnnnris defiant and insists npon the con
asttitaoionality Of his SctS ;oom plains that
Yarmouth violates gentlemanly and Of
fcial courtesy.
Tho Times, commenting on the re-.
cent? y-developed evidences of fraud re.
garding tho water works, says every d.y
brings its quota Of onflrmutory evidence
IN the proof of the charges lcug since
brought against the cohorts of corrup
ton, who have fostorcd themselves upou
tue body politio in tho Stnte. No
stronger testimony is needed of the ra.
pactty OF our rulers than that furnished
by the rival factions, who have combined
against each other, under the respective q
leadership of Yarmouth and of Dunn.
The pictures drawn by the Governor of
his opponents are worthy Of exhibition
in every rogues gallery, aud the pic
ture9 drawn I'm fl,o os.s... f a.