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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
Bv Gruhbs & Williams,
Auctionears and Real estate Aseue'
,o- -, rt,set between Main and Bank streets.

FJey III EtyeGt D6JWeeu mann @h~
~ ,nM1ssloNEn's ., SALE SAL = S OF ! TIE AZ
g Fa AhHip's HSTGI sJTU ! ], & nm d 3
sI &c az FEANKJIN STREET BET EKM
" iTr STREET AND LOCUST ShhEf. AZ
AU CT i0N,-Tn part execution OF decree OF the
Oh snc cry court of Richmond en1ered on the Inn
eisze Took and SIS, the unoersiened, special
comm! issoner thereby appointed. vii. sell &C auc-
t,,;n o non the premises, on WED"ESDA9 the
IsJh di " of December, at "a o'clock NJ, The Pho
pEn1 i situated as above. which was sold by
theta e Nicholas Mills To Thomas Bradford. hsv-
inga front OF % feet on franklin street, and run
Ming psck TO Tobabco alley, on which 1t fronts o.
feet inch: s.
. RI lis property is improved In front by COM
lsar, ;tively new and handsome tolied brick
i,nt ding No. 1885, formerly used as saloon and
h nte j. and with several brick and framed build
i ug', in the rear.
TERMS; Sufficient In cash TO pay the costs oethe
So ct and the expenses az he sale; the residue in
tn rec equal annual ins.alments at one, Two, and
III see years for bonds Bearing interest and the tie
to be retained by TIE court until the bonds are
pa ID.
4 plat Of the property will be shown at the time
of lie sale. JOHN A. MEREDITH,
=. Special Commissioners.
Gil tUBBS " WILLIAMS, uctloneers. no Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
BY Rich ardson IL Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, lib Main street.

EARM, STOCK, PROvENOER, AG-
Il RICULTUkAL IMPLEMENTs, &C.
N THIN FJUR MILES OF RICHMOND, For
SALE At kUCTIOE.-On MONDAY the 9th
instsnt, at IL O'Clock d., We Will sell at auct,n
o. the premieea desirable LITTLE FARM OF
FIFTY ACRKS, ownei and occupied by Mr. z.
l.. King, four miles east of Richmond, on the
William sburg road; about twenty acres Of which
on It an abundance of excellent water and u
young ard productive orchard OF choice fruit
trees. TIE buildings ale new, and consist OF a
FRAMED DWELLING and the
usual out h, uifs.
After The above sale, at the same time and place,
we will sell -
COWS, CALVES. .-r
sHEEP, HOGS, &c, and
CORN, FODDER,
SHUCKS, &c.
TERMS Liberal, snd m de known ct sale.
RICHAkDSUE & CO.,
no2I Auctioneers
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BY erubbs d Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctleneefs'
r1evanth street between Main anu banS-.

a VERY VALUABLE BUILDIBG LOT
a GSyTHE SOUTH olDEDF CARY STREET
BFTWEEN FOURTH AM MP r1ETR sT Inaa the
a. a. 90 m TUESDAY, oath n ovenb Der, at .
pp Ts%hk N the beautiful BUILDING LOT Sit
Usted sbo7e, adjoining 1he late residence OF MIS-
r. It's 40 rect and runs ba> 1ds feet to an ailey
sde WIN as. sp ss and
he TrW 70 ts: One-fourtb cash; balance az Jour-
eight. md twelve INC. this with in1eTei'iI JAMS
Iuctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estste Agents and AucsioneeTs,
LIE Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE 8aIsT MILL. AND LAND
ATTACHED THRRETu, IN HENEICO COUN.
TYs TIA ABOUT TaRgE MILES BELOW TIE
CsETkAL TUEEPIKE.-By virtue or decree
Of the Circuit Court OF entered on the 10th
day OF November, 1911, In The suit OF Johu Tur-
pins executor against BepJsmin w. Roper's
administrator. ard others, the undersigned, as
specisl comm fastener therein named, WIN pro-
coed to sell st public acction, the premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 2cth day CT December. 1871,
ct Tire bonr Of - d., that portion OF the farm on
which Eer tdniin w. koi or resided at the tine OF
his oe4th, and described IN the papers Of said
spit IS The 'SMUl Track containing II Sa,lGe
acres, more or less, on which there is Gsist
hill vita good wster power, having an excellent
country trade. ltlGS1-z11z
TERMS: Sufficient In cash to defray charges o,
sale and costs or suit; and IS TO the residue OF
the proceeds OF sale. npon 3 credit II one. Two,
al dthree years. with interest at six per cent from
day OF sale, IN equal instsmeats, the purchaser to
execute bonds FOR the deferred payments with
good PERSONAL security and the ttte TO be retained
until fhe bords are patd of and u conveyance di,
rected By tie court
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Specisl Commissioner.
sals conducted by LYME Il BROTHER, Auction
eers. no 20 2, nec2,s,s, l,,ia,&dtd
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3 By Lyme & Brother.
;,kIotioneess aud Real Estate Agents,

ar AR Il BRICK STORE WITH
Cyk2 SAME SIT IAltp
On THE WEST LIME OF EIGHTEENTH ~
TWEEN MAINLAND FRANKLIN STRstIS'
FOR SAEEAT PUBLIC AUCTlOS.-Ne sDai'
nE The request nf the owner, Il r Tor sse IL pG -
lie nuctt0a, 81 sIle premises, WEGSEsDA1 !I,r
3eth day OK EBreraher, 1871. st the Gonr OF -
o,etock p. Ms he STORE located as above oe
scribed. 3hGAs5gAas front or twenty-:"o zee;
dye inches, niece cf lee, runniaf back cep.h u
TRnMs .teSfS.s LYME 6 BRnTGFR,
no2i = ssFsE3.ss;s Auctio1eert
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BY wellington Goddln,
Auctioneer and Zeal Estate agent,
Garner Eleventh and Bank streets.

n, RUsTEE'S SALE OF A VACANT
LYT orr N STREET BETWEEN TIVE NJ
TY-NNTH AND TBIHTIETH STREhTS,
u SION uILL, IN TIE CITY OF RICH mOND,
AZ eUCTION.-Gy virtue Of q deed OF trust ex-
ecut ID by Charles T. Cabler and wife, bearing
date the 10th dayof October, 1871, duly regarded
in thr erk's office of Richmond Charcery Court,
s nail proceed 70 sell at public auction, VI on the
pre- nists, on Tor StA Y the 9Th day OF December,
is7 |, at O'Clock p NJ, one certain vacant LOT
on street, fronting 80 feet thereon, and running
b. ok 1870 feet auey l5 feet wide adjoining the
bots OF william Y. Craig ana W. l.. Rock.
TERMS: At sale.
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BY Wellington GocG,I,
Auct;oneer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh ard SanE streats.
yT7EUsTEEs SALE OF THE YER


T7EUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
YatqABIE Fam :, G :; "Bk2Ap
ROCK" /. CH ESTE K Ell ID COUNTY,
ABOUT TrD MILES From MANCHESTER Il.
CoNTAIEING FUUR HUNDkED AID TIL r.
TY-NIGHT hGRFS, M0RE OR lESS.-Hy viz
tue Of 4 deed OF trust executed to the SUBSCRIBER
by David Mcdaniel, bearing date 10th OF May,
1870. duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court
on the l4.h of May, 1870, I shall, In , execution
pr. eS, on MONDAY The ll:h of December,
ISL, at !, o'clock NJ. tf fair Il Ros the first fair
day thereafter that very valuable FARM located
as above, consisting Of three trScts, conta! ping
together about -FOUR HUNDRED AND TlllR-
TY-rlGHT ACRES, more or lass, of which about
two thirds are open 'a1d OF lne heart; balance in
wood suflicien. for the use OF the place. The i'm
provemerts are inferior, consisting of . barn,
stables Kitchen &C., but there Is very excellent
YOUNG ORCHARD of apples, peaches, pears.
&e. The farm is not only valuable by reason OF
It's excellent soil, but Its nearness TO Manchester
gives 10 1t much additional value
IS hilst the deed requires cash sac, yet 1t Is
prohs bre at the time or sale the creditors may be
willing to allow reasonable edits on portion Of
the purchase money. ..
william +. NhYHON. Trustee
no 25-2tautis 535 Broadway, n. 7.
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
IN PE?ERsBUhG, VA,
Manufacturers OF News, Book, and Wrapping
Papers,
Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt
and faithful attention.
~MCILWAINE II CO.,
an ss-am Grocera aud Comuis sion Nerch&nts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
by Isbell s Son,
by Isbell & Son,
kuc.loDecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Ele7arth street between dsin and Bank.

EleTarth stree. between dsin and Bank
TWO MOST EXCELLENT FRAME
i TENknE Its, ON THE NO Eth SlDEt +
Gay STREET Me- u BUCHANAN Bring.
AT AUC TION.-On WEDNESDAY, the Goth day
or Ovembar, 1871, st4 O'Clock =. NJ, we will sell,
upon The preini es, two II ost excellent IA NJ 6
I3fGS t., belonging 10 the estate OF the ute
Colonel x II. Parker, situate and being IS above
state!. The tcncmentE have each five rooms, with
good kitchens, and The LOIS trent thirty feet each
and run back - feel u all alley.
TERMS: Une-third cash; the resiCua 1T six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added. and secured by trust deeds
nos ISBEL1I & SON, AuctioneeTs.
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By Richardson & Co.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

.,,,~srRABLE FARM OF sixty x !, I;
A D l,TT -ACnS~, THEE MILLS E4sT Or,
e F MH5sn' SErREEN TIE Wihst kads-
bHeS E saHs 1 81 DS 125h S &
is ~ H a.c:ioa; tbs rrgaHuSTsss:s 10 cstsd
FAbM oE I'll StH owned by Mr. Thomas Wthtleoaaasd
s n9 oW WI ownsd by jr a. Moneirn an and
land ana anS es It Teadh as
productive orHnslp al are FRAME D~ELL1Se
r ,yn four rooms and the usual out.hous;s:
WIZ TlWMs: Liperai, aud made sno"9 "
pIt;IA RDSOA & co., Ascuoreel-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-27
By Thomas w. Keesee, Aucsioneer,
No. 1917 Main street.

TIA NOS. SHOWCASES, HOUSE
HOLD FUREITCRE, &C.. AT AUCTION
THIS DAY 1T 10 O'Clock Will sell AZ my AUCTION
Several PIANOS,
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, In reps;
RE ;sTEADS, BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDS, and
sIDkRtARDs, BED:LouMGEs,s and rsogAs:,
CENTRE, PIER. and BArENsloN TABLES
MAHOGANY BOOK CA -E2,
FEATHER BED3. BOLSTERS and PILLOWS ;
HAIR and STUCK 8ATTREaSES.
ROGS,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
sEWIkG-MA CRINHS,
O, 0KING.STnVES, &C.
no,7 THuMAS w. KEEsEF, Auctioaeer.
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UOMMIssIONER'S- SALE OF Land:

UOMMIssTONER'S- SALE OF LA LAND:
shall sell, under decree OF Inc ,Ca atoiuI
Court Of LuaenSurg county y sta Hec e ISL
CHA. Ss,ng f9Trt-asafa RM a
AND EIG d TY-F go. Az " Jamss Seal,
decs.ssd said land has It two com,ossagW
dWelljngs two tobacco barns, ana on ~ fam
LIT hniidinps with sufficient tnbe lut a. ,,I,a
umrnoses. well watered, and very ssou "pp's
orchard. y,sber,fn liver one mile
from Keysviie and Meherrin depot ON 'ns Hi'A-
mond and p Gn dollars In cash will be re-
oured The balance three sqn a amman
Sys bG snsl al or % phid
,s,ssv,ds Commissioner.
CALE OF VALUABLE DAN RIvER
PLANTATION hA saisn - WIN, !,
tarns n the sale made on tie 2sth day Of ~
nat last as to the 42o acres or and soid uRoer Inc
trust s agea a. Moon and e. B. Moon and their
Wives WI 10 the undersigned trustees, we shall, on
MONDAY the 2sth gay OF Decgm yef TeGs nas
t lee1 Courthouse, at Halifax Courthouse tract
of land containing FOUR HUNDRED AND
ibe 10! acres conveyed in said deed of trust IL
beipg the same tract Of land now occupied By e..
5. Moon on Dan river. This IS one OF the best
farms in the county-p)enty of wood and W .ter, q
large quantity Of river bottoms, the soil is well
adapted to the growth Of wheat, tobacco, &c.
The i'm provenents are excellent, consisting of a
FRAMED DWELLING, painted white, six
| rooms, porches. Sc; al necessary out uses,
barns &C.; an excellent orchard OF choice fruits
and good sand for y country store.
It is seldom such valuable property Is put upon
the market. ..-.-.
TERMS: One third cash !; balance in six. twelve,
and eighteen months, bonds with approved 5ecu-
rtty. bearing six FER cent. interest from date,
(waiver OF homesN I'D, &c.,) aud title retail ed fs
further security the land subject TO reeale in de
fault of paym' Mt.
Selling ss trustees, we will convey with special
warranty, hough We believe the title perfect.
For further particulars. apply 10 the UNDER
signed trustees at Lynclburg, Va.
j. N. GURDON,
..r. WM. u. PEEDLETON,
no 20 2tawtds Trustees.
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!. AUCTION sALEs...Futnre Days..
BY Thomas W. Ksesec. Auctioneaf, d
$3.50. No. 1sI1 Main street. .r5

rTOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY,
"a INV GooIJs. kTORF-FIxTURES. DO,
At AUG T1oE~Un TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5 ~ Z
At ii O'Clock, win sell at the store OF oaIs .
Am ssHo SS 81 BLANk :. and MEMORANDUM
BOOKS;
Z SSonInNTIEg.HOusE STATIONERY,
A,SUMs, BACKGAMMQN Rt.A ~
p DESKs. WORK BCXES.G GOLD FbE0,
Lot SHELVING and DRhWhho'
TABLE COUNTER, Ia..
handsome SHUW-CASES,
BEDSTEAD,
s, OFFICE STOVE, &c. yrrr
JEnMS Caoh' Auctionser.
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nraI ESTATE AT PRIVATE I sA11E
IE,EN YEARS TIME.

TEN YEARS .IIA1E'
rAgM of FIVE Hg yDRED AN R;t sHr nd AID
ACRE lying iemedlai nge ' miles from the CITY
3angs SIX and az
SC aS5fS on sShaS fsa5sd
Price. Si2Sv ar IN len annu2l payments, interest
nays6ie semi-annualiy.r s..
,.,.r ~ ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES Tor sale' WIN e. b. HEWBURN,
No. i0l4 Main Etreet
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wellington GodItn,
Aucticneer and Zeal ,EstaR Agent,
Corner Of Eleventh End Bank streets.

SALE or CEDARWARE-
4 BUOKET PALS TUBS, MATERIALS,
&C.-ST TIE BUGGaT FACT0gY IN THE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER. BY virtue OF s deed
ortrust executed 10 ths subscriber By Me;srs. Rob-
ert &. Pearson r. Mar, hall L lien, and And drew ID.
Fowler bearing date thu b of day, 1871, duly re-
coroed in CEes!er field County Cont on the 18th OF
nay. 1871. shsl!, In execution thereof proceed
70 Sell st pu!lic auction, on the premtse: on
2. NJ, the personal effects conveyed by the said
deed, conoistiug OF
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PATS,
rF>

BUCKETS,
UNTINIsUrD WOpDW ARE IN said 10 Glory
BRASS, GALVANIZED. and IRON EUUPIS G ;
= SLAVES UNFINISHED,
and every other article apper aiming 10 the manu-
IL ctrre OF buckets and tuoS &C.
TERMS: Cash.
no27 -.- Trustee.
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ByJ. T., Apperson,
Real Estate A gent and Auctloneer'
,-o-tha,ct corner Main and Eleventh streeLs'

v7oR SALE PRIVATELY q most o. De-
Il etrabIe FARM or ONE HU DEED AND'
Sixty ACRES OF LAND, twelve miles miles from from :
Kiitw's. on tne Richmond. Fredericksburg ana-
potT nae railroad ana ;hree miles from A. hi1nu,
land and about thirty acres more OF Eost SUI ro
riyr cre elk land, very nearly cleared ana ZOE
NC with SIX rooms, KITCHEN, SThbLHs.
&C., al Kew; very heslthy1 For seosa s SaSfhih
up nn ssI.iot Real Estate gent and Ancti netr.
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EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR.-The
~ 1rst premium awarded by The Virginia State
Fair to d. sLAuGETEk SUN for the best
FAMIL? FLOUR. A regular supply OF this
Justly celebrated brand, which Ia warranted su-
perior 70 any other -four offered In this mar ket,
for sale By cYLEk'S SON g CO.,
nos l91o Cary street.
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DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS
And SPECTATORS.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
YORKTOWN,

one OF the finest harbors in the United States,
about thirty milas from the Atlantic Ocean,
with an uninterrupted channel-way Of
r.; thirty-three feet at low tide.
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AUCTION sAnTs-This Day:

Nos. ) and Fifteenth street. between maih
and Gary streets.
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION on
wv MONDAY the 9Th Instant az our etore,
Fifteenth street between Main ana Sssry. G Gras
meucfpg at half.past 10 O'CLOCK A. hA.' iAAas
and well-as assorted stot OF
70 xrsfch tha a.tention OF the trade fs Invited.
:" NJ - H'1e i. D. WHITEHEAD Il co.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
1s EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-21

CONC TO L1BRRIA.-We learn that
large number Of negroes-comprising
sixty or eighty families in the vicinity
OF Clay Hill, in the North east part OF
this County. have determined to eIigrate
to Liberia. and are now making their ar
rangements to embark in the vessel OF
the Colonization Society, which will sail
from Charleston or. Baltimore early in
November next. Rev. Eies Hill and
juno Moore, two colored men OF this
County. are ut tho head of tho move
ment, and it is the intention OF the emi.
grants to locate in that part OF Liberia
known as the North Carolina Colony.
Those omigrants are to be received ut
Rock Hill, and will be furnished trans
portation to Liberia by the Colonization
Society. We understand that several
hundred other negroes in this County
are making preparations to follow in tho
vessel which sails next May.
YorkpiNe Enquirer.
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A DAMEADhEI OUrRAaH.-A young
white girl, about. twenty years OF age,
named Celia Neal, an inmate OF the Dis
trict Poor House. vas brutally outraged,
Q few Days since, while wandering in q
iSa field belonging tG the Poor House Farm.
what deformcd A4=hich ad,!s to tho hor-
ror and heino nousness OF the deed, She
AYERS thai the perpetrator is one Andrew
Rnrrow. negro fellow, who was work
ing in the field at the time. The said
Andrew Busrow has been arrested and
lodged in our jail; bnt he stontly denies
being, guilty. Egeasld 'Adoertisey.
FouR CHILDREN. BunNED TO DEATH
a heart-rending affair Inns happened at
Plautageset, Ont. The house of 10 man
named st. jean was buraed down in the
absence Of tho father and mother, and
their fonr children, tho eldest not quite
eight yenrs old, burned to death.
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In the trial of railroad bankruptcy
case, In indianapolis, Ind, few days
ago, it was developed that one OF the Pc.
tlmoners. late conductor on the road,
had made an effort, after the appoint
ment Of the receivers. to recover sic 600,
the amount OF his claim against the COM
pany, by combination among the other
conductors to extract from their daily re-
turns of receipts until that amount was
made up. It was agreed that if lie sue
ceeded in getting his claim from the
company, the amount taken by the CON
dnctors should be divided among them.
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The Wheeling West Va) Register
says: ''Tho pi omptitude with which the
New York riot was qnelled last Wednes-
day goes far to show that the city is not
SO wholly corrupt or so hopoleas!y DO.
sotted ns radical writer's love to claim. /"
Satan is said to be not half go black as
ho is painted. So with Now York city:
for, although Satan takes pretty good
run here occasionally, he Is suddenly
brought up with round turn, as he was
on Wednesday last. No oity in the
world has better organized police force,
nor one composed of braver and more
efficient men, than the city OF New York.
Nrw Fork Herald.
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A l'oIsoN SENSATION IN New YORK. -
Henry F0ndenn lived with his brother.
Conrad, nt 43 Carroll street, Brooklyn.
Conrad was married, and his wife was
the occasion Of Quarrels between the
brothers. Tonight, Henry was found
by the police suffering from the effects
of dose OF Paris green, and his bro
ther'a wife ao@mitled suicide by taking
dose OF the same. Henry is in criti-
cal state.
A man in Louisville, named Brown,
lost his wife, few weeks ago, by burn
ing. Hs seemed terribly grieyed, and
spent his whole time, day and night. at
her grave. Inst week he was sun .struck
while sitting on her grave, and it is be-
lieved he will soon follow his wife.
Ten shares of the capital stock OF the
National Bank Of Chester were sold. a
few days ago, at S1O3 per share. The
par value is 500. The price of the
stock ia rapidly rising, and $1O5 Der
share is now asked.
Peter B. Mouzon. Sr.. and DR.. T. 8.
Steele, prominent citizens Of Williams
burg County; 8. J. Tompkins, ESQ q
highly respected citizen of tho t.Dark
Corner" Edgefield County, andsMr. e.
j. Biloxi, Of Barnwell, died last week.
Franklin GABRIEL, who claimed to be
raised about ten miles from Anderson G,
H., was found dead in q corn field near
the residence Of Mr.. T. r.. Coleman, in
Edgefeld County. on the 8th inst.
The .c1- Empress Engenio is jewel Of
n woman; she has 81 500, 600 worth.
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A TUMoR As LARGE AS AN OnANa E
FOUND IN A MANS BRAIN. About six
weeks ago, Swede, thirty five years
old. of very full habit, presented him.
self at the City Hospital, com planning
OF violent pain in his right eye. He
said that for year previous he had suf-
fered great deal with headache. After
being in the hospital about two weeks.
he began gradually to lose his mind, un.
til finally he lapsed into state OF com
plete .stupor, Medicine proved Of no
avail, aud death came to his relief last
Tuesday. The medical staff, anxious to
be enlightened with regard to the strange
case. performed a post mo,Iem examinn.
ton under the direction OF tho visiting
physician in charge, man of high ana.
tomical attainments. In the course of
tho examination, they found that the
base and bnck part of tho skull were
very much thinned by the pressure Of a
tumor as large as an orange, and which,
on examination. proved to be what the
doctors call M aneurism-i G. /, Diluted
blood.vessel, situated in a curious net.
work of arteries, called the Circle of
Willis. They also found that parts of
the membranes of the brain had become
ossi6ed. 1t is believed that no similar
case has ever been recorded.
Louisville Courier. Journal
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INcENDIARY CAUaHT.-On Thursday
last, jack Brooks, alias James Jackson
Brooks, negro. aged about twenty
years, in the employ OF John s. Brattori, i,
Esq, was arrested and lodged in Jail at
this place, under warrant issued by
Trial Justice w. B. Williams, OH tie
chnfge of burning the threshing house,
etc., of Mr.. Bratton.
YorkoiAe Enquirer.
A kerosene lamp, in the dwelling of n
colored man, in Chester, a few nights
ago, gave evidence Of something wrong,
when 1t WINS thrown from window. It
struck colored woman. named Goorgi.
anna Chisolm, who was very severely
burnt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-21

DISASTROUS FIRE. We regret to learn
that our friend, Mr.. p. L. Dean, living
near Fair Plays iu Oconee County, met
with henvy loss by fire on Monday,
10th inst. His dwelling caught fire about
. o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
and was totally consumed, besides the
furniture. the clothing of the family,
md several hundred dollars in green
backs. making o total loss Of about
S2.5 5OO. There was no insurance upon
the building or its contents, we believe
anderson InteHiqencer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-21

A CoLoRED MAN HoRsE-wH1rs HIS
HALF BROTHER. James Goodwin, q CO.
lored waiter in Meeting street restau-
rant, gave his half brother, Frank Bos-
tick, ION o visit from Columbia severe
horse. whipping on Tuesday evening. in
Tradd street. Bostick, since his arrival,
had become quite enamored of the
umpkin-colored wife Of Goodwin, and
had manifested a spirit of lavish regard
for her. He was demonstrated with by
the husband and wife, but would not de-
sist. On the night in question. Good
win, as he entered the premises where
his room is situated, heard some one
using plaintive and persuasive tones Of
tenderness "the while he picked his gui-
tar" Il WIS moro ;har he could endure,
and he made for the ''family link" with
stout horse-whip, which he piled oyer
his shoulders until they seethed with
eonorous music. Bostick fed into the
street. and escaped 70 parts unknown.
ICharleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-21


An old rat in New Bedford got cap.
tured by the neck in trap the other
day. aud speedily eyinced signs Of much
GENERALIZATION. In very short time a
small army of compatriots rallied TO the
spot, attracted by his cries. and Mfes-
cned him Pho, they didn't do that; but
they went right to work. skinned him,
and ate him all up except his hind legs.
The recent Rookie raids in India are
thus lucidly e1plained: ''A. tlaughtsroof
the Rookie chief having died. n number
OF mems heads were wanted to burn
With her dead body. md his subjects
loyalty proceeded noross on, frontier to
collect the requisite material" '!.a' II.
The population Of Utah has been
nearly doubled since the first of January
last, in consequence of the discovery and
development, in districts adjacent. to
Salt Lake, of number of vastly rich
silver quartz veins.