The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-01


Chicago is all right; the papers there
have resumed their old routine of call
ing each other hard names. The Times
says:
1T is no time for the Chicngo Trijunc
to lend itself or .el itself ut appears to
be doug one or tho other) to spccn-
latiDg scheme in Hyde Park lands, etE. "
We shall hear of divorces next.
The annexed circular has been receiv-
ed ut this Office, and we lay it before our
readers. AN invitation has been extend
ed to tho excursiouists to dlverge from
their intended route at Columbia, and
visit tho Counties OF Jackson and Macon,
N. c., passing by Anderson. Wulhnlla
and Clayton. and goirg over the route Of
the Blue Ridge Railroad. In case this
invitation is accepted, VIC think it the
duty of our people to welcome these ex-
cnrsionists, and seek to afford them
every facility for the examination of the
country this side of tho mountains. It
is the purpose of the colonists to engage
LII otOCh IhiSlD uutl
featuring. We append the circular:
An excursion train will leave Indiana
polls, Indiana, October 25. 1871, ut noon,
for Greensboro, North Carolina, ana Will
pass through Louisville, Ky. Nashville
and Chattanooga, Tenu., Atlnutn, Ga
Columbia. s. c., and thence to Green's
boro, N. q. Fare from Indiana polls,
Ind., tn Greensboro, N. G., and return,
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froni other intermediate points Return
route to Decembcr 81. 1t Is expected
TINT 500 persons or more will JOIN the
excursion party. a large number of tho
party vii! 60 Westward lrum Greensboro
to look at the country in Buncombs,
haywood, Jackson aud Macon Counties,
\. g.. with the intention to form u colo
ny, to be cooperative rs far us neccssn Y
for the general welfare; aud that each
| person shall be protected aud cured for
| IN their individual interests. 1t is the
intention TO select and purchase 81, 600
acres OF land, moro or less, III the very
best location that can be found, consider
ing the healthfulness OF tho location,
the fertility of the soil, it's adaptation To
the production OF corn, wheat and other
grams, tobacco, hops, vegetables, fruits,
| BrhptS and berries OF nearly ali kinds :;
to the Abundance of delightful, pure.
spring water, and water power; to Il g
adaptation of tho climate uud other II. :
ces,uries. to make it one of the bcs,
places Oh thin continent for raising
horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs aud
fowls III immense qnanti'Ies, at very
small expense III feeding; with al climate
cxhiIarAtIng, delightful aud nnque,linn-
ably heavy; timber plenty, of good qua
lity and large; minerals abundant and Of
immense value; lands at low price, and
convenient us possible to one or more.
lines Of railroad in course of construc-
ton aud certain to be completed All
such things will be sought fnr and duly
considered i'll selecting IL location for the
colony, and we want no person iu the
colony who does not come we'll recom-
meuded for honesty. industry, persevcr.
nnce, temperance and nprlghtucss Of
character.
For further information, tho public
may inquire Of the following named per
sons. VIZ: Thos G. Mercer, NJ d Utlcn,
Ind Judge Il II. Gresham, Louisville,
Ky; j. NJ. Holmes, Birmingham. Eug-
lnnd; Chas. d. GreslInm, E-q Salem,
ILL.,; Fl. NJ. Kent, Esq, ST. Anthouy's
Falls Minn.
South CAROLINA SECURITIES IN NEW
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