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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-31
SheriH-s Sale


Under order Of Judge of Probate, e1 parie
John AGnew, Administrator Of James s.
McMahon. Order OF eale OF real estate.
pursuance OF an order. made by William
l. Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Rich
land County, will sell, on tho FIRST MON
pay IN APRIL NEXr, in front Of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours.
tho following described REAL ESTATE
to wit:
All that lot OF LAND, in the city of CoInm.
bia, formerly known as the Dr. Palmer lot.
bounded on tho North by estate of Tradewell.
East by Rev. George Howe, South by Bland.
ing street, and Weat by estate Of TradeweIl
and c. Il. Bryce, fronting on Blanding street
one hundred and four t104) feet nine t9)
inches, more or less, and running back two
hundred and eight t20s) feet, moro or less.
ALSO,
All that lot Of LAND, in tho city OF Colum
bia, with BUILDINGS thereon, on the West
eide OF Wayne street, at tho intersection of
Laurel street, measuring on Wayne street one
hundred and four feet four inches, and on
Laurel street one hundred and four feet four
inches, bounded East by Wayne street, North
py Laurel street, South by Antonio Muller
northeast, South and West sides, being the
residence OF tho lato 8. MoMahon.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sufficient cash to nav the
COSTS anu expenses OF these proceedings. and
tho amount due upon the mortgage of each Of
sald Lots, respectively; the balance on a
credit OF twelve months; the credit portion IN
bo secured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and papers.
=, p. F. FRAZEE. s. R. C..
nAhCh II, 1871. March 91.9
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American IntellIgence.

CHARLESTON, March 3O-Arrived- =
schooners St. Elmo, New York; Clara,
Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The wife OF
impeacbed Gov. Holden has joined him
here. He snys he will not return; but
tho Chronicle, of this morning, says he
shall soon return, under Federal protec-
tion.
The Senate adopted resolution in
strucling the Secretary of War to cause
the engineer department to extend the
survey of Etownh River, already ordered,
to Ocmnlgee River, 80 as to embrace
estimates for canal connecting these
two rivers, with the view of opening
unobstrncted water communication be.
tween the Mississippi River and the
Atlantic
The House discussed the Ku KIux bill.
Wood read from the messages of South
ern Governors to show that peace pre-
walls in all those States, with few excep-
tions in several of them. He denounced
% Infamous the incendiary remurks of
Kelly delivered yesterday. and expressed
the hope that if there should ever be n
war of races. the negroes would select n
man more valiant than Kelly, who, dur
ing the disturbance in Mobile, hid under
table, pretending he was dead.
The Senate adopted Anthony's resolu
ton. allowing tho consideration of any
bill on tho South passed by the House.
Davis made speech rcfnting Shcrman's
chirgts against the South. Previous TO
it's conclusion, an incident Of unusual
character occurred, which excited con
siderable comment in the galleries and
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ARRIVAL OF CAVALRY CoMPANY-On
sunday last three companies of the
seventh regiment of United States
Cavalry, under tho command of Major
Merrill, arrived at Columbia direct from
Kansas. We learn that one company
was sent to Union and one to Spartan
burg. The other company, under the
command OF Captain Owen Hale, mum
bering. about ninety men and horses,
arrived ut this place by railroad on Mon
day afternoon last. Major Merrill, who
Is IN command of tho companies in this
State, arrived at the same time.
YorhuiNe Enquirer.
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REMOVAL.

rTHE undersigned have taken that large and
Il elevated corner store house. on the hill.
are prepared to STORE CUTTON or MER-
CHANDlIE at customary rates, and will m AXE
liberal advances on shipments to Charleston.
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Boston,
or Liverpool. Will also ill orders for the pur.
chase OF cotton, and attend to the salo of
produce generally consigned to them for sale.
They have also large quantity of those
superior and wtll-known fertilizers of Mes.rs
mcnt.j Also, 1000 bushels Corn and other
Articles, which will be sold at tho lowest
market price. Call and sec them, either for
the sale TOR purchase
Feb s limo CHAMBERS & RRyCE
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LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATIONS.
The Charleston Ne'cs says: Gen. M. G.
Butler, Mr.. John Chadwick aud Gen
NJ. ". Gary, have entered into an asso-
citation for the purpose of introducing
immigrants into South Carolina, and
have mntured plan of operations which
will, it IS believed, insure the success Of
their operations. Land owners are re-
quested to place their surplus lands in
the hands of the association to be sold
TO intending immigrants. For selling
the lands the association will charge a
reasonable commission. The gentlemen
now associated together in the good cause
need no recommendation in South Caro-
lima. and heir names and reputation will
doubtless give to their undertaking that
public confidence which is one OF the
most essential elements of success.
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upon the floor. Butler, sofa Massachu.
setts, who WAS occupying the seat OF
Senator Sherman, Immediately adjoining
that Of Davis, had been some time in.
tently observing Davis as he proceeded.
Davis, growing restive, and speaking
with his usual warmth and earnestness.
suddenly faced Butler, and, continuing
bis argument against the credibility Of
the exaggerated Ku Klux stories. said (:
''These fictitious charges arc originated
by parties to affect the coming elections.
The Legislatures to be elected are to
choose one third OF the members of this
Senate, and it is with the view of using
this political capital for these diabolical
and devilish ends, that these vile and
slanderous stories of outrages emanate
from the brains of political scoundrels
and ruffians." After taking his seat, and
observing Butler still staring ut him.
Davis rose again, and addressing the lat.
ter, was heard to say: "What do you
mean by attempting to brow-beat me in
that wayP You are damned scoupdrel,
sir" adding, after n pause, eyes, sir; I
repeat it; you are damned scoundrel,
sir" At this juncture, Wilson came
from his seat, on tho other side of the
chamber, and interposed, to prevent a
Va th0 oCCuc. DuJIer, soon
after, left the chamber. It is reported
he replied to Davis: II don't know YOU.
sir; 1 don't care for you, and T don't
want to speak to you"
Weather report-it is probable that
the clouds and rain will, on Friday. be
more or less broken up from the middle
States to the Mississippi valley. Fresh
Northerly winds arc probable for the
lakes and Gulf. Light winds on the
Atlantic coast.
CHARLESTON, March 30.-The Cham
Der Of Commerce of this city met tLis
afternoon, to take action concerning the
excessive taxation and alleged fraudu.
lent and extravagant expenditures of the
State Government. A preamble and
resolution were adopted, declaring that
the bonds heretofore issued are with bout
legal sanction, and the so-callcd sterling
loan, or any other bonds or obligations
hereafter issued, purporting to be under
and by virtue Of the authority of the
present State Government, will not be
held binding on us; and that we shall.
IN every manner and at all times, resist
the payment thereof, or the enforcement
of any tax to pay the same, by all legiti-
mate means within our powe". The
resolutions also provide for State con-
vention of tax payers, to meet in Colum-
bia on the 9th of May, which will confer
with the Governor on the dangerous
fiscal condition of the State
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No More Frost.

70 to work at your Garden in good ear
N most. Plant Corn. Beets, Squash, Beans.
Melons; transplant Cabbages, Tomatoes, Let.
tuce Buy your Seeds Mt HEINIr,u's store:
he has tho largest assortment in the city
Corn Corn IN great tvariety-early and latc-Sugar,
Flint, Mutton.
TOMATO PLANTS,
Now ready to set out-TiIdcn, Grant and
Large Red. for aale ut
HEINITSH'S Drug Store,
March 22at Opposite PHENIX Office
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Desirable D,relling.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

UN MUNDAY MORNING, the Sd Of ApriI. we
will sell in front of the Court HouseI in tb;s
city, at 10 O'Clock, ''
That desirable RESIDENCE, on Bull street.
between Laurel and Blanding. containing 96
2Os feet, more or less; bounded on the North
boy 3. W. Melton, South by estate of Bryce and
MAJ McCreery, East by DR.. Howe.
Terms. .-One- half cash; balance in twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage. bear.
ing interest at seven per cent per annum,
f9rcha asers to pay for papers and stamps.
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Administrators Notice

a LIZ persons having claims against tho
~ EstA'e or JAMES L. CoRLEY, deceased,
Will present them imme tliatcIy. prope,iy nj ,
t".trd to the undersigned; and all persons
indebted To stid Estate will mako immcd,ui,.
payment and save costs.
JOHN W. CORLEY,
hirch i'll tull mo Admini-tratur
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

l INFORM my friends and
* public in general thnt have
just received an entire new
V.tock of Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, RErEATERS, Flasks. Pouches,
rlstoi belts, Caps, Buck-Shot. Cartridges
Cartridges for all kinds OF Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
HEPAlElNG doTc at short notice.
oct d +. W. KRAFT, Main street
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Sale for Foreclosure.

Wy virtue Of power Of attorney given to
~ me, will cell, at public auction, before
the Court House. at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in April next,
All that lot, piece, parcel or tract of LAND
situate, lying and being in the city of Colum. !.
0ia, butting and bounding to the North on
Goryals q. street; to the East on Gates street; to
to tho West Oh lot of Martha A. Glenn. Terms
cash. JOHN AGNEW r.
March IL tlO Special Attorney in fact
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Natural Frnzen Ice

A Sthe summer season is now approaching,
IN wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, we are prepared to furnish it, in anv
quantity. as low AZ any that can be procured
FER pound. according to quantity, aud have
been selling at that price since the 1st OF
January. J. D: BATEMAN, Agt.
March II Emo Columbia Ice Housr
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. Co

UHaTIUtte, CUIumDIa q augusta K. &. Co
PRESInENT'S OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE, March /, 1871.
IUNHlS Company will continue to receive
"A money on deposit or loan for six months
or longer, and pay interest OH the samo at the
rate OF ten per cent. pei annum. Deposits
or loans may be made with the Treasurer of
tho Company at Columbia, NJ. =. Pcgram,
Cashier, or the undersigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
Alarch Emo President.
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Improved Seed Planter.

ADAh flEH wanting citler the jam or
4 Dcnian PLANTER will send ihcir order.
NJ once. Wcni now well supplied, iut later
In the sens,n do not think We will be able 10
meet the demand ~
Feb II LORICK LOWRANCF
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Largest Stock of Goods,
AT THE
l. 0 W e S r RICE.S.

Wo have ever had. Our heavy sales within
tho last two months has convinced us tha.
me ONLY SYSTEM Is LOW PRICES AND QUICK
SALES; s., ana tins shall in future be our motIo
We offer the LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
in the city, at the lowest prices, most of it
having been purchased for cash since the lat o
decline. II this is not true, We will pay fol.
lying. J0EICE e LOWRAEGE
March II
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Cotton Seed.

Cotton Seed.
I HAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED. which
j. offer for sale, at so cents per bushel
These seed are second year, from David Dick
son, and the product of 81 acres OF land, from
which have gathered SO bales of cotton of
4OO ibs., i'll the two yeare. Only one mule
uscd. Il. O'NEALE, JI,
March limo Cation Tuwn
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Auot1on sales.
Cottage.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO 3 snN

By D. G. PEIxOTTO & SON.
ON MONDAY MORNING. tho I'd dav -, mi,
we viii sell, in front OF the Court aouse. in
thIs city. ct 10 O'Clock, to tho highest bidder
LOT, with COTTAGE thereon on Upne.r
boundary street, measuring thereon fortv
feet. more or loss, running back 100 feet, m ora
OF less; bounded on the North By Upper Boun.
the East by Mrs. II. Flynn, on tho West by
TERMs.-One- half cash; balance in twelve
months, secured by Donu and mortgage, beal
ing interest at seven per cent. per annnm
purchasers to pay US for papers and stamps.
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DR.. d. L. BOOZER

DIR. d. L. B00ZER
Ea-ESnID WOULD respectfully inform
QTFFSYT2EA his patrons and the pnblic &c
LILLY ncralIy that nc has moved imto
his new Office, over Dutlio & Charman's Book.
store, opposite the CnlHmbia Hotel, where lie
Is prepared to execute, satisfactorily. all opc-
ratlnus aud work, Of whatsoever kind hi. pro-
March &
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B. B. McCREERY.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company.
t@Asa ID - ssHzIl
TREASURER'S OFFICE.

THEASUKEK'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. O., March 81, 1871
A TTENTlON of Stockholders is invited to
"A following resolutions, adopted at last
annual meeting:
Resotred, That tho privilege Of free trans
portatlon for stockholders and their families.
to and from our annual meetings, ba here
after extended to the holders of stock in the
only.
ReSctred, That no stock be allowed repre-
sentation at any future stockhoders' meeting.
except stock n the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.
In anticipation of the annual meeting.
which occurs on Wednesday, 81 Nav, the
transfers OF stock will be suspenIed between
10th April and Sd May, inclusive
=, G. BOUKNIGHT,
March 20 t20 Trrasuror
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To Rent.

A DESIRABLE STORE, on Main street.
IA near the corner of Banding. For terms.
apply to DR.. John Lynch or
Feb % HENDRlX & BRO.
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WJE are bestowing moro that ordinary
w attention upon our WHOLESALE
DEPARTMENT this season, and arc Offering
raro inducements in prices, &c. Our stooR
will be kept at the maximum all season, so
that you can reasonably calculate to SAVE
MONEY, in timc, freight and price, by dealing
with us: Orders solicited. Prices guaranteed
and satisfaction promieed.
r. C. SILVER & co.
r. G. SILVER,
DAVID JONES. March 80
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Potato SIip,

Potato Slips.
IGA BUSHELS Yam Sweet POTATO
1N'O SLIPS, for sale low, for cash.
Aiarch ) T.. HOPE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-03-01
Special Notices.
Sewing Machines.

Interesting to those wishing that gath
full friend of Woman
Which is the best Sewing Machine and
to such the following facts are suggested /:
Since Sept. 1850. when Mr.. Singer pertec-
ted his lrst machine, the demand Tor Singer
| machines on account OF tbs superior quality
OF work they perform, has often been in ex
cess OF his ability to supply. The Singer
has always held the leading position
among Sewing Machines. from well deserv-
ed popularity The recent Improvements
in their New Family Machines have made
them more simple durable, easier to run,
less noisy, more convenient in arrangement,
more elegait, to which is added capacity for
wonderful range of sewing (from very
fine to very heavy goods without change
OF Tension, and IS reward tor their lavish
expenditure on these improvements and ca
paclty the demand for the Singer is con-
stantly increasing.
Inc sales OF the Singer company in 1870
were tutly fifty thousand in excess of any
other company.
This is the Worlds Award-"Beats EN-
ALL"
A new medium manufacturing machine
for cloth and leather work for Tailors
Shoemakers or Farmers, now on sale
call is respectfully solicited. Rooms
over Wiggenhorn's Jewelry Store, corner
of Main and First Streets
s. B. FULLER, Agent,
Watertown Wis
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PROF. YOUMANs AGAIN.--The lie

PROF. YOUMANS AGAIN.-The lee
ture eff Prof E. L. Youmans, On Saturd ay
evening last, was one of a course of three,
which he has been delivering in various
parts of the country, and there appears to
be a universal wish among those who lis
tened to his able lecture, on the "ChemistYy
of the Sunbeam TO hear the other two lee
lures of the course, ''The DyEamics of Life"
and ''The Dynamics of Mind" The Young
Mems Literary Association have decided to
secure these two lectures from Prof You
mans, thus completing the course. To ena-
bic the Society to do this, about one hun
dred dollars is needed together with the
small fund now on hand after defraying the
expenses of the course just closed. 1t has
been determined by the committee to charge
the ticket holders to the original course
half price, namely 20 cents for each ad-
mittanGe, which will in part meet this con-
tingency, trusting to the sale of tickets out
side of the ticket holders for The balance of
the amount required. This, we think,
will meet the approval of all, and espec-
tally it must be satisfactory to the ticket
holders, for by this arrangement they are
getting two lectures for the price of one,
which is equivalent to giving them six lee
lures, instead of five, as originally agreed
upon by the Association.
These lectures of Prof. Youmans will be
delivered some time next week, two evenings
IN succession, and we may safely assume
that but few who listened to the able and in
structive lecture, on Saturday evening, will
fail TO hear the continuation of this inter
esting scientific subject. 1t is seldom the
citizens OF Watertown have an opportunity
OF hearing lectures on scientific matters by
one so noted in the school of science as Prof.
Youmans, and he should be greeted with
crowde audiences each evening.
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THE LECTURE BY PROF. u. l.. You

THE LECTURE BY PROF. u. L. You
MANs.-The fifth and last lecture of the
course of the Young Mems Literary Associa-
ton was delivered at Turner Hall by Prof,
E. L. Youmans, of New York, on last Sat
urday evening. The lecture was one of the
most interesting of the course, and was re-
plete with highly valuable scientific inform
alton on the ''Chemistry of the Sunbeam"
a subject not generally understood, even by
those claiming to be well versed in science
and philosophy, but which was clearly ex-
planned and beautifully illus trated by the
able lecturer. The lecture was very for
tunate and suspicious ending to the course
inaugurated by the Literary Association
this winter.
The entire course of lectures has been
marked with abundant success, and great
credit is due the Society for procuring such
able speakers. The citizens of Watertown
should be satisfied with the result, as we
think everything possi BILE las been done by
the members of the Lecture Committee to
merit the approval of the patrons of the
course. The experience of this winter has
shown that Watertown can sustain a course
of first class lectures, as well as any of her
neighbors, if united action can be had on
the subject, and We trust the experiment
so happily ipsuguratsd will have q success
fql continuance next year.
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CHAMPION BELT AND CUp.-A
Champion Belt Will be skated for at the
skating park of Eaton l. Green, on Satur-
day afternoon Of this week, open to all
Watertown Juvenile skaters At the same
time beautiful silver cup will be awarded
to the most graceful skater among the
young lady skaters of our city. The en-
tire days amusements will close with
Grand Masquerade in the Evening. This
will be the last masquerade of the season,
ahd all the lovers O f the skatorial art should
embrace the opportunity to be present. The
ice has not been in better condition this
winter than it is at present. The Park will
be open every afternoon and evening this
week
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TEAM STOLEN AND RECOVERED.

TEAM STOLEN AND RECOVERED
Some time during Thursday night last a
team of horses belonging to Nj. Thomas
Martin was stolen from. the barn OF the
Cooley farm, in the I'd ward, wher Mr.
Martin resides. Active search was made
for the missing horses, and they were
finally found hitched to tree in Richard's
Grove-the thieves evidently discovering
that il was difficult to get safely away
with them on account Of the bad state of the
roads. It is thought this bold deed was
perpetrated by the same gang who COM
mitted the burglary at the shoe shop of Mr..
Zautner, mentioned eisewher If there is
an organized band of desperadoes in our
midst, our citizens had better prepare
themselves to give them the warmest
reception that lies in their power There
is great efficacy in little powder and ball
Oh the occasion Of such visitatious In the
meantime, we Eope our officers may be able
to ferret out these rascaIs who have lnaugu-
rated this system of robbery in our usually
quiet city.
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FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED =
The man Hopkins, who was arrested in this
city some time during the mouth of October
last, for passing counterfeit money, appear
ed for trial, before Judge Hopkins of the
United States District Court, for the Western
district of " isconsin, at Madison, last week
He plead guilty to the charge through is
counsel, Messr8. Orion and Reyes, and was
sentenced to five years in the State Pris on
at Waupun.
The man Griswold, arrested along with
Hopkins, has been remanded to Jail, his oail
not being considered sufficiently responsible
and his trial will come off during the June
term of the United States Court.