The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-13


o1sEsg in thhat siteil1isy to the risls kipd
gass Ssss'ss s5Sh 3, wsiSsiia is plitsssans lt u
situated ON d long lid deeSl Slleyefnh the:top,
about ten5miles4 4EiaHt I Of 1.-the Blna' Ridga
Monntains, and 90 ontaips several hundred
Lutheran s,anf lR Methodist OEfifoh z 8
Baptist Church % nearly under roof; and
thesR esbytcrianb' expect so.5ti, to;l erect a
house. Ok sswofshipu for their, own use.
Thereis also q Hourjshing college mud o
fine schoot {orrs girls. The climate ii con
sid6fed Tie finest and most salubfious In
theswhp1e Southern country; the ther-
mometer;sxatAly rises, above J. eighty de-
grees in ;tbe RImner. with cool nights
and Ietres6ihg mountain. breezes, while
in winter ftoe, ;iss rarely seen, the town
being protected from the chilling North
erns blasts by the, mountain, chain, West
and North y.Qt it. The. country. sur
rounding this place, especially on the
Soith, East end North. for many miles,
is padalatipg and billy, with interven-
ing, ROB bottom lands, containing the
washihgs Of the Hills and mountains for
Centuries past and presenting the black,
oaTayhappearance! So prevalent in the
Western; praifies, requiring no manures
or r;steltitizers for. many. years. Wheat,
ryes CORN pass. POTATOES, tobacco. .cot-
grow finely Besides these, barley and
'hops,H Honsish here. ahd there is, reason to
believe the grape culture will ,be remu.
naratiHe, e there being many hill.sides
which, present the proper exposure for
the. cultivation Of the vine: 4 It is also
we'll known that the! gold bearing veins
interseat this country ,ins varions direc-
tions.S Several, Of these have been ex-
plofed.s and promise abundant yield.
Ironi0re exists 5in great. abundance. and
ofHa very. fine, quality, with veins Of pri-
mitivs f1tmeatoae. In iclose proximity.
Lands, can.nowbe, be,phrchaaed very cheap,
atftoms 81 to 26 per acre: and. il colonies
could be. formed consisting, Of families
who are willing TO work, they, could pur-
chase large tracts Of rich lands ON most
acconlmodating terms and rat extremely
loM prices. Some o. the more liberal
minded Landowner hsre:aEe so desirOus
or Recurring suoh, settlers that they are
willing to donate portions of; their land
t0p6ra6nst1w WHO will. 'develop them pro.
perJy. sMr. !. Chtistnphe III ones (whose
pgst oMoe, addtess is Walhalla, S. C. y
PROPOSES 60 donate to active, energetic
emigtAlt6 500 ,aotesin one body Of good
proanotive landg to;be divided into fifty
oE100a acre lots,- according to the force of
the. .oenQ Qpants. ,resersipRg to himself the
right Of working orleasing to others to
wosk;the mineral veins which may exist
ofi.the tract: a. AtremarK KaBle, Istnral site
forAmiits tspnrposes is. also found here,
which includes Q Smill- dam apd race on
Little River, fashioned by nature out of
-thes solid :Eonk ;as snoolrately as mans
best }enginaerip skill could now CON
struct IL with timber and hawn stene. 7 +
r,-eS = - - y y : :;
To any onslWho has theipteress of this
great country at heart, it is O pitiful
spectacle, lie with esses in stroiling around
thts docks and piers of. New York. Ship
after af,ip II plssed. either rottipg at her
wharf Or hopblesslt hwhiting d charter.
Others can be seen flying the ensign of
the stranger; whose every. :line,s sad to
say, prononnces gthem i, as American.
Their long, graceful black hulls, With
haring boHs and beautifully rounded
sterns, fhnt Emasfs with sky-a poles.
aud Square yards eSfor.> spreading / the
largest possible Quantity of canvas, give
uudisputed eMdehca nf the. Yankee ship
bpilder. Paiet fthens with al the glow:
their STEMS Riasfhd asfhd etetns WITH I'D nanv an,
blenfs of ::fof sign' nationality as yon
please, their unin 'asakabls origin still re.
mains sRpparent, ,Apd benYs sad but incon:
troyertible teatimony to;the ruinois ma.
Rhine policy OF tie UGited States Go.
vefhment, and The inevitable destruction
ofa:Amefidnn commerce. $40 -. $,jfs3ile,s ..
ST5FsS .ss..ssat Ne,o York World {.
Corfespo der1ce. from Shan rbai eiyes