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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-04
State Of South ua--AbbeviAe Co.
In. Il Z :1.laaa. I..as. "a .r.:s NS'

ny IL Il. 0@Dsn, J@o90 OF FrO6dt6. u,
To James Franklin Puckets,Yi Andrew O..
Pucke +. Thomas E. Pn.,kett, Mary A: Peri.
Son.. Nancy Louisa Pqekstt. John Henry
pnokett Mary Louisa Pnckett, aud, Riizs
7V0U are hereby required to appear At sbA
I1dCSurt0f Probate. to be holden nt Abfe-
vi,le Q. H.. for Abbsville County, on the fftb
day OF December. A. d. 1871, to chow cause. II
any you can, why the Real Estate or Thomas
II. Puohett, deceased, situate in said County
on wsters Ct 6nluda River -boundiDg on lands
OF John B. .Boszman. Thomas r., Puokett,
n. d. M. Ptnson, William Foorke, Johu g.
iurner snd Others; and containing two hul-
dred and six feres moro or les SHOULD not
be epartitionsd by allotting to the said parties
ABOVE named, in equal portions, II practica tjf6
and IL not practicable. to, divide or partiiiun
tne @ same IN equal portions' to them; then to
gel! tho aane and divide the proceeds. ~
diven under my hHnd aud seal. this twenty.
nrst day OF Octsber, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
ono one ana IN the ninety-siith year OF Ameri-
L. u. aUFFIN, J. p.A:c.
To the defendants, James 2. Puokett. Audrew
y. tuckett. Nancy Louisa Puckstt, John
henry Ppckett. Mary Louisa Pickett and
Eliza G. Puckett: n'I LII
TAKE NOTICE. that petition has this
day been filed in the Office of the Judge OF
probate FOR Abbeyillo County, State OF South
Oarolina, for the partition'Of the Real Estate
appear and answer or demur co the same on
or oeiore 9th December next, Judgment will
be entered as OF iecord against YOU. and tho
relief prayed be granted.
MCGOWAN r PARKER.
Oct ~ th6 Plaintiff: Attorneys.
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WHYPOTHETICAh BATTLES AND CHANGES.
We pfi,ItedI Some time ago, a remarka-
bio br0cnurs, 1.-THE Battle OF Dorking," -.
prehguring the future conquest of EUgl
land by the Germans, with circnmstsn-
tiaiity of detail and sobernesss Of com |.
ment that seems to have created quite a
senPation In that country. This has
been followed by 1.-THE Battle OK Bsr-
LIN, 'bthe object Of which is to expose
the dangers'to Prussia from an ageran-
di2ing POLICY, snch SO ia likely to be en-
outraged BY regent successes, or, per-
haps. 20 ridiouleI the fears that are felt
for this result. To show the fate that
waits on:.amhitiop.y the author feigns
that the sGefmans etermine on seizing
Heligoland, on heariugo Of which purpose
the Eugl,sh Minister, at Berlin hurries
home TO England. War ensnes France,
Under the Duo d d'Anmale and Gambetta,
Is inclined to Increase it's crops rather
than retrieve its lost territory, aud
pledges itself to q atrict neutrality. TIE
war is begun. and very soon there is n
revolution in Germany, and republic is
declared-JacUby and Leibhardt coming
20 the front .;he Elm paTo- ases sr"iii
Berlin, aud Field Marshal Won Moltke.
Gems. Won Room, Won Falkenstein, Won
Steinmetz aud Won Werder, as we'll as n
host of minor notabilities, are taken pri
soners, aud, refusing to swear allrginnce
to the republic, are placed under strict
confinement. The Council of the Re-
publican League for while holds all
power. There ia determined civil war
between the forces of the republic aud
those which still follow the fortunes OF
the Emperor. A force OF troops-Bri
t'ah. Belginn aud Dutch-crosses the
ontier as the civil War WAKES warm, aud
the Republicans celebrate It's arrival. A
series OF victories is the result; Lord
Napier. who is in Command, belug able
TO- mingle business with pleasure, but
liking to take the business frat. The
Emperor OF Russia. from motives of his
Own, takes Emperor Willium's side, and
sends over horde OF Oossnoks to help
him to regain his throne. They oorcen-
trate on the Eastern frontier, aud thus
comes about the battle of Koen,g berg.
often called the battle of Berlin, becuuee
OF the Tremendous issues that wore there
decided. The Hohenzullern dynasty,
that had consolidated no vast a power,
was there made IN end of, aud whilst
Rrpnblioanisin reigns in Europe tho ere
while Emperor of Germany, .'in a little
villa near Melbourne, only nominnlly in
the custody of the Government, m-d,
tates upon the reverses of fortune. His
aged eyes look upon new wor d-the
old world, which he did 30 much To dis.
tnrb, has passed from his 9ht fore, or. "
Things just as strange as those III this
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extkasagana ~ havei followed the Brencl,
|deaig ig1aupon thes Rhine. /, It ia. 20 he OBJ!
served thoweren, that the Emperor Will.
tihm, In his late addresses at the open
ing oeiths session Of the Reichsrath,
eaid that the foreign relations of the
Empire we're .entirely satisfactory, and
there> suas no cause ofaanxiety in any
qnaretr.v 30 that the "battle of Berlin
may be as remote as the Hbattle OF Dork.
ing. .-BaNimore sSut. ..9;3,, .,tln-.1,,G,f1
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! FIRE INSURANCE.

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INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF San Francisco,
|stsnds prominent This Company lost moro
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Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
BECAUSE II gives strength and improves
~ Ihclr hGnIth. MMrch IL
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.Canandaigua Oanandaigua being,
as every New IYorl traveller knows, Q little
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Look TO Your Int rest.
NSf fWRl THE best NJ MhATi, tho Market
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The New York herald., 1871-02-09
FAVRE AND BlSMAR OK.

Jales Fayres Request 10 Attend the London
Conference, and Count BiEmnrcL,s Reply.
The Spencer Zeituno publishes The text OF NJ.
Favre's request Jor safe conduct to enable him to
attend the London conference, ana OF Count Bis
marcx' s reply
n FAvRE BISMARCK.
PAEis, Jan. 49, ISL
Granville has informed Ia his despatch Of the
9th of December, $780, which received the evening
the 10th of January that Exceency at the request Of
the English Cabinet has placed AT disposal safe
dgct which for he Penipoteary france
London Conference la thai he be able
pafs the Prussian lines. As mentioned In that
psGy have the honor forward the safe
conduct IN my as possible. Accept, &C.,
JULES FAvRE.
BISMARCK TO w..
yHksAILIEs, Jan. D. 1s71
BEG Jour Erceencyi In reply your letters OF the
Lh insi 70 allow 10 clear misunderstanding. Your
Exceency assumes that on the proposal of the government
OF 0resi Britain safe conduct 10 ready fur you
Conference. THIS assumption Is no, correct. I could
net enter upon an ohcal negotiation, the basis or
woch the presupp osop that Of the Ma
uonsl DeeEhe Is intern ztionay Ia the Of being
able 10 negolste in the of the French people until
least has been recognized by The French nation Itself
would have graosd your EIcenency permission pass
through che German lines had your E1ceency
permission from h1e commander Of the hcsegtng army
wonid net have been within the prosnce Of the latter
into regard the political situation the object your
ney and the 70 lines granted BY the
question would haye ft the ambassador bm Majesty
the King In London FREE, In reerence tbs question
uhesher according International law. the declarations
Of oxceoepcy are - b egarped ~ the declarations
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

Of France the proper attitude and on his side ind
avoided plan your Excelency has by your Official
quest for safe conduct with the Official declaration that
the object OF your journey 10 represent France
at the Conferences, rendered impOss,bls The above
mentioned political considerations. In support OF
which l refer 70 the he declaration which your
shed prevent my complying with your wah that such
ducumen should In communicating this
whether other can bs discovered which the above
arising from your presence in London be avoided But
n such plan can be discovered. allow 10 ask If be
advisable that your Excelcncy shoud leave Paris
add pour post member OF the government there in
order personally to take part In conference about the
B.cs Sea- at momsn. when interests are a stake in Paris
Article II OF the Treaty Of 1885, Your Exceency would
also leave behind In Paris the diplomatic agents and sub
of neutral Staes who have remained or rather
been detained there long after they had received perm
sion 10 pass through the German lines. and who ase
so much the more under the protection and
your Exceency aud the Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF
the Government de ato therefore scarcely suppose
that your Exceency In the critical position OF affairs In
the establishment OF which matea assisted Will de-
pr!ve yourself OF the possibility of cooperating effect
solution the responsibility Of which upon YOU Receive
&C., v, BISMARCK.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

she North German Parliament voting the ccngratu-
latory address to the Emperor NJ Szuman, Posen
member, got mp, ans In the name oil his country.
men addressed the Assembly, concluding M fol-
lows:-"As 10 tne address you going TO pass, we
should have been content 10 refrain from veing old
AZ only express the satisfaction which you natu.
rally expsrience at the present turn Of affairs But
your address contains passage assisting upon The
annexation OF a French province. Such being the
case, we, as the opponents OF all annexation deem
II incumbent upon us to vete against IT." Tue ma
tional movement writes the London Times cores
p0ndent Ii Berlin, Is evidently destined to make
te tour du monde. The leading committees
OF the Germans in three Austrian provinces
Bohemia Upper Austria and Styrla-have IN tue
last few days passed resolution to the eject that
Galicla and Dalmatla should be consii'utlonaiy
separated from the western half OF the empire.
Western Austria being thus limited to the provinces
formerly Incorporated with the German Empire ana
Bund, they hope and even express wish that the
day may not be distant when Their old connecilon
with Germany may be restored To leave no doubt
a. 70 the nature Of the connection they nave IN
view, they add that 1t ought not &c be effected SO
long as 1t might impair the coseness OF the ties at
present bindag the German States. In other words,
much as they wish TO JOIN Germany, they are con.
tent to wait until it can be done III such way "a 10
ensure their being placed under the Berlin govern
ment In the same wry as Bavaria mas peen.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
E y R o p e.
The Inauguration Of the German Empire
In Berlin and Versailles.
GLADSTONE AMD 4u1zor.
Jules Pares Application 70 Attend the London
Conference and Bismarck's Reply.
LOUIS NAPoLEoMs PROTEST

The inman steamship City OF Brussels, Captain
Kennedy, which left Liverpool on the goth ult. and
Queenstown on the 2Tth arrived here last evening
with flve days later mail news than that already
received
correspondent, writing frbm Honneur says
"I have conversed with many military men, but l
have not met with one who believes that France has
. shadow OF a ch ance of success in continuing the
struggle. Yet the general feeling seems to be, 'We
must Tight on. Tor we cannot give up Frence terri.
tory.'n
Count Bismarck's note to NJ. Jules Favre is COM
mented upon unfavorabiy by the German Liberal
press. The Zukunr, the organ OF DR.. Jacoby and
thc advanced democrats is particularly severe.
"rhere is necessity 1t says, "to prick the van
uuished with pins. The note may encourage
other soriie and If that should cost the lives OF but
Q dozen German soldiers, It would be too expensive
fee FOR the production OF the classical despatch OF
she 10th ins,''
The Prince de Joinyille gives, in letter to the
London Times the facts relative TO his recent arrest
by NJ Gambetta's order. The Prince wished to
serve under General d Aurelle de Paladines with q
ieigned name, but the General refused permission,
and the Prince was present at the disaster OF
Orleans only as spectator. Subsequently he
renewed his proposal, to General Chanzy, who
dorsed by NJ. Gamberra. The Minister at once had
the Prince arrested he was kept five days in Gus
tody, and sent to ST. Malo with orders to leave FOL
England. The Prince had no interview with M
Gambetta; in fact. he has never seen him.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
EUROPE AN MARKETS.

LoSDos MONEY MAEKrT.-LospoN, Feb s-4.3o p
kConsos ~ for money AMI American securities
quiet nited States hyetweny bonds 1852 9J; 1866 9O
1857, sgA enforties bs4 Stocks quiet Erie Is; Illinois
Central, lOQ; Atlantic and Great W western, % = -
FGANKFORT BoUR6E.-fEANKFoRT, Feb s-yTpited
states hveweny bonds are quoted at @ for the old
LREkrooL COTTON MARKRT.-LIvERP0oL, Feb. g.
4o MCotton slightly hrmer but quotably higher
Mdding upands ~ middlng Orleans, ~ The sales OF
and export Sales Of cot ton ship Orleans
LivKRrooL BEKADsruFvs MARKEr-LIvERrool Feb
81 30 MWhea liza l0d Ils per GENITAL for California
for Western cana. Corn 35s 3D. quarter for new Peas
Als %: pes quarter ror Cansc,an AaFxet declining
80 r. M.-Re11ed petroleum. II. 6kd
LONDON PRODDoE HARKET--LoNDoN, Feb. e-1.3 r.
tine, 37s.
PiTRoLRun NARxRr.-AHywEpP. Feb. A-xPetro)eum
IN Sr. fcH stapoAyd While.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09

STEAMER LAvAcA, from Havana for New Orleans via
Florida ports arrived at Key West 3lst ut leaking badly
The working with all possible force, but the
water was gaining them The vessel would have to be
discharged for repairs.
STEAMER MooCAsIS ~ revenue) Capt Baker, In tow
brig Eliza Thompson (beiore into the inner
harbor OF Newport 4th inst, coided with schr w
latter's Jibboom.
SHIP REeEARoH tBr Mosher from Philadelphia for Ant.
wcrp before ashore Marcus Hook VIII have 10
be partially discharged she Ia order TO Get OIL The
work OF dscharginR commenced AM 5h The yesse lay
and leaks but little As soon a. she 10 go on sbe VIII
be taken back to philadelphia for repairs
BARK MARY BELLE RoBEBrs Sutton 25 days from Port
Gamble for Hong Kong with lumber put into San Fra
for repairs Reports Jan 25 or Mendocino, during
Ew GALE lost water OF deck spit sais &C. She proceeded
Feb s, ~ before stnted.
scBR ErNA RIGHT, from New Orleans for New York,
foretopm as foremast head, maiptopmas and sas
ScHR wRlooNE HONE (of 81 John. NB) Wentworth, for
Boston, With railroad seepes went ashore A. Jonespo on
saved.
sOpR AsoIs pRUHD, before reported sunk in LIsht
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
NAPOLEON'S PROTEST.
The Ex.Emperor Protests Against the Le-
ealiIy Ills DepOsition-The Republic
Neyar Accept h " le NATHAN


Never Accepted by the Nation.
The London Telegraph considers it "a curious
coincidence, 10 say The least, that the eXEmperor
Of the French should have ssueu a protest against
the legality OF his deposition at the very moment
when The FAN ei Paris appears to be immediate. A
pamphlet, which has reached our hands through prl-
yate means. has jus; been issued by NJ. Conii, with
the avowed sanction OF the prisoner OF Wilhelm
shohe, expressly TO establish the fact that the
dcciednce OF the empire never really pro-
claimed with any pretence Of authority; and, con.
sequently that the Senate and the Corps Legisatir
are the only public bodies entitled TO
represent France at the present time. OF
course all statements coming from such
a source must be ceived with due reserves
but 1t worth while TO note the point OF view from
which the revolution OF the 4th or September Is
garded by the adherents OF the Bsnaparte dynasty,
and in order to appreciate the attitude of the French
lmperialisis We can refer 10 no better authority
than the pamphlet OF NJ. Csnti. The obvious pur-
pose OF the pamphlet Is 10 prove that according
strict law, the Chambers nave never been
dissolved; the republic has never been accepted
10y The natien and the Assembly elected by uni
versal suffrage is therefore, the legitimate ex-
ponent OF the national will. And II, is possible,
the Prusslan government intends 10 convoke the
Old Corps Legisatf as soon az Paris captuates IT
intelglble enough that the partisans of the pre
should seize the occasion to identity the de jure
government OF France as by law established, with
The Chambers whose existence was suspen ed by
the proclamation OF the republic.
The New York herald., 1871-02-09
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Ropes Co.
Bark Gazele Black, Barbados-H Trowbrdge's Sons.
Brig FAIR Easy (Br), Taylor vigo Falmouth
ders-Crandan, Bertanx 4 Co.
Brig Nazarene (Br,, Card, Pernambuco and Ballad R
DeWolf 4 Co.
Brig Isabel Beuman, Kennard, surinam Miller L Hough-
Brig Rainbow, Marshall, Aux Cayes-Moss Ward
Brig Rabboni, Coombs, Clenfuegos- Miller Il Houghon
Rrig Acela Thuriow, White. Matanzas-Bre,t, Son
Brig Belle of the Bay Noyes, lndianoa and Lavacca-
schr Escort (Br) Curry Cornwallis, Ns-D Dewolf /
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schr Marion, Leppert, Galveston E stackpole.
Schi Louisa WILSON, Holt New Orleans-N Brigham.
Schr Jason, Wiley, Charieston-Bentley Miller Thomas
Scbr Emily Pertain, New Haven-Rackett a Bro