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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
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TUESDAY. PEB. DO
No steamship Nails
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double Dostigo
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5ituations manieo-- nlales.

AN FNGLISHMAN. lately arrived wishes
~ situation a STUD GROOM COACHMAS. Is good breaker
rider understands bis business we'll Address for three days.
J. d.. Box 3O, Tribune Once.
XVANTED-A SITUATION of some kind for
w an American who afraid to Work Apply 70 EMANUEL NJ
sHULTZ Missionary Five Points House Of Industry NO la5 Wors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
~ tLe FIFTH CIRCUIT COCRT q lhs

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT 81 t Rs'
Il UNITED STATES, SOUTHERN ~ Htr - ~ AIRY
WIN PARSONS JOHN RICHARD on and JAMhN - l.as
ASmees u th farmvR and Mechanics banA-N ~ ~ sfor
reprsenci to that her other persons VA III aid
~ CONF intere.te in the M button Of the assets Involve - \,
cause a, the interests OF all be protected IS af as ~ P,r
ordered AMI dereed thai all persons having demsau, in ApnI
ers and chanics Bank shall, or before the l NJ -,u.s s
next Raes to cause themselves 10 be msae R-t"s' "
their respective CLAIMS.
And further ordered that the Cerk Of ihs N.a' s,. The
or decree published week r three months
torn o this Court newspaper publshe IN TOE Guy ~ 40 of s
and that the Of saea judge
hnis 'V""
In open Court December To- 18Th a., p.u.sox Clerk
A uec COPY ffon the minutes. 10" NV
ia A. I'D
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Gelp mante0.

AGENTS WANTED for the LIFE of JAMES
~ FIsK-A complete History Of his Life and ryps rom PED
lier Boy u King among Fnanceu HIS Triumph @ lures DO"
h. Lived be Died Illustrated Price By ma 30 cents terms
IteuL Address WM FLINT Co, PHILADElrnlA Penn.
A GENTS and CANVASSERS wanted to sell
"A the DOMESTIC" sBwING.MACHINE in New Yonf and
vicinity. Apply at &c Chsmbes.'t
VVANTED-A frst-claSs c ii + NJ CAL
w PLUMBER Must understand house plumbing Apply @mhA
YER PBNNOCK Seventh and Fi1ertss PhlaiepaA
A GENTS WANTED for our New Work, now
~ ready. -
NETWORK rNsAAN?TRUT TtI6Ns
An illustrated library Of Information portanire 20 The ,rgr 80
,b rst Metropolis b. Rev j. r. Richmond, i've years CRY aon
srg II ms without being sensational not ctuoa yet -
an 6con one agent gave up cerkshp OF 80 week ana '
; "a f selling tais book; aetni 10 es''n,s -
sI % copies day and halt IFS 200 superb e1gras ~
the Gell - ---. 49,, -. . -, ., ,i.x AZ
srppies pace hitherto entirely vacant and gyes ea
ali th sota seciog aud knowing IN y l. '-NtN-i wv
Ne have seldom met with work likely he profitable TO paosn
ers agents. aul sub.crlers.- Rural Ne~-loIAes.
"- T. b. TREAT Publisher co' Brc,iSiy. VI
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IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of me

IN the FIFTH CIRtIII ". n ,,W0L,cI a,
4 STATES. the SOl TIlERN DlSTbl,l ni 80
HARVEY TERRY, Complainant, and TIE AE, hhNLS ~
PLANTERS ct af nefendants-IN E0utrN-t -.
persons than those before Ne to ths
esel distribution % he Involved IN ne sd and
interests all protected far as practicable S .i
that all persons having demands assnsi me & sx
shall before the hrst Monday IN APi
Rne eanse Themselves 10 parties said via s
and proper avermens asserting their respective clai~ ~ ,rr
And further onei that the CLERK Of this Court eAue ~
ami decree published weeA Tor re months o' Nsna
Count In newspaper p.Hshed m ue 30
md and that tie OF sUch PaI.r
pail o1' o. we ''' '-" " ~ W B. WOODS. Juise
Granted open Count December TO- li'L =, ,,v Cte,k
A true copy from the mnutrs. JAS hcfhff''''' 49,
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Eeaal Notices.

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of ne
Il UNITED STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT 81 ptys
GfANiARVEY TERRY Complainant, ard tie BANK Of ~ s
MERCRe al DefcndaBisS Equity, 1t being rerr IN sss
that there are other parties before the torrt
distribution involved in said cause that ne [
int. rested NAV be protected practicable . ored al
Thai M eons having demands aels said Bank Of Commerce s -
or before the frst MONDAY April next az Rules cause license
parties 81 said with suitable AMI proper a'elN
their respective elsins - 80, =, . ..u-. - orIer
Ard n Is further ordered hat the CLERK ~ Ibis Court ciu u
.rd Jr G he nnhbe once week for months before he
term Of Court in newspaper published IT, ny o ~ "a ~
ga and CITY Of that the Of sa pnhu
f'" Wv " Wv ~ W B. WOODS, Judge
G.Antei in open Court, Dec l6 1871.
A true from the minutes. . 9th
al NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

The Grant men are exceedingly iu{
liant over the accession OF ex.Goyernor
Wise, OF Virginia, and propose to put
BIN on their electoral ticket. 1t the
first ratification meeting where Wise
speaks, we suggest that Gov. Wise's new
political associates strike up in full cho-
rus that string hymn of the party, "Oh
John Brown" It would be so soothing.
II suggestive.
The ladies Of Augusta, Georgia. have
formed society to assist the esrlv
closing movement. The members Of ii a
cociety. on joining, agree to make no
purchase after 4 o'clock during the sum
mer months.
A deputy sheriff of Detroit says he
has got on the track of the Nathan mnf-
derer. The latter is only about rs, 600
miles ahead of him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

THn JEWISH CAUsE.-Seldom has
there been such spontaneous outflow
OF unsectarian charity and true Christ
ianlty as was manifested in a recent
meeting in London, to protest against
the atrocities which have been indicted
upon the Jews of Roumania and Bessara-
pa. The first formal speech was made
by Lord Shaftesbury, who represents
tne low Church party. He was followed
6y the Bishop of Gloucester, who speaks
IN the name Of the moderately High
Church: The Broad Church was rep.
resented by letters from Dean Stanley
ana the Bishop Of Peterborough. and
Non,comformity by Mr.. Edward Bainer.
LORD Shaftesbury, who expressed his
profound veneration and love for the
jewish people, declared that the ont
RACES were disgrace, not only to ciyili-
zation but to Christianity. The Bishop
OF Gloucester was equally emphatic in
his denunciation of the tortures imposed
upon the suffering Jews. All the speak
ers demanded for the Jews protection
against the risk of future outraees. and
equality of civil rights. An influential
deputation was appointed to wait on
Lord Granville and request that he will
employ all the influence Of England in
the cause.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

AN ALLEGED CASE OF As1Ar1c CHOLERA.
A case of supposed Asiatic cholera was
reported. yesterday, to DR.. E. 81. James,
acting City Sanitary Inspector. A sailor
was seized with cramps, in the boarding
house No. 80, Montgomery street, and
died after short illness, the symptoms,
it is alleged, being plainly those of
Asiatic cholera. The body was at once
removed by the health authorities to q
safe place end the hoase thoroughly dis
infected. DR.. james will thoroughly in
vestigate the case and make posi- morten,
examination OF the body, in order to as
certain whether it is case of Asiatic
cholera or merely of aggravated cholera
morbus. .-Ne,o York Tribune, 5th.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

SEVERE ACCIDENT. Jas. Bryan, ESQ. i,
an Old citizen of our city, was fearfniiy
mangled at Mr.. Samuel Rowlands fac.
tory, on Thursday morning. While at
hand was cau9ht in the machinery and
torn to shreds. he exhibited great
deal OF nerve in the trying ordeal to
which he was subjected, for while the
arm and hand wete only connected by a
few ligature muscles, he asked BY
stander to cut them with a razor, which
being done, he requested Mr.. Rowland
to go to Raleigh and get doctor to his
house by the time Of his arrival. He
then rode into town, distance OF four
miles. His arm was amputated by DR..
r. Burke Haywood, assisted by DR.. F.
=. haywood, Jr., and he is at this writ
ing doing we'll. Mr.. Bryan ia seventy
years OF age, and this exhibition of forti-
tude on his part is remarkable.
Raleigh Sentinel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

SoLoN JOHNSON AaA1S.-Solon John.
son, the colored conservative of Virginia
writes as follows in letter to the Rich.
mond En2a!re': "Onr country may be.
come, by the election of Greeley and
brown, really. what it is now only in
name, the United States of America. II
cannot be done, in my opinion. under a
continuance of the present administra-
ton. l am sure speak advisedly when
say that large proportion of the CO.
lored men OF Virginia take similar
view of the situation. They see in the
new movement promise of more kind
Illness and less prescription; more oheri-
ty and less intolerance; more love an I
less hatred; more OF the sunshine of
temporal prosperity, and less of the cold
twilight of poverty's hard struggle"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

One Ethan A. Allen, of New York.
wrote letter to the Herald, few days
since. informing the public that Col.
Ethan Allen, Chairman of the Greeley
and Brown National Executive Com.
mlttee, was no relation of his. He
stated further that his father was re-
volutlonary soldier, and that he himself
was grant man, for which he was proud.
and regretted that any Ethan Allen
should support Greeley. The Greeley
Allen gives the Grant one Roland for
an Oliver In o note terse and to the
point, as follows:
"AsToR HOUSE. N. Y, June 25.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD: I
am no descendant of the late Colonel
Ethan Allen of revolutionary fame, nor
am such an Egotistical Ass as nv name
sake shows himself to be by his insulting
letter of this morning. Respectfully.
ETHAN ALLEN"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

WANTED, RESTING PLAcE.--England
is not alone in her objection to receive
deported Communists. Several States
on the French frontier have expressed
to the Government of Versailles the same
unwillingness to receive these obnoxious
exiles. 1t is to be hoped the French
Communists will profit by the past. We
believe this to be the only instance in
which Great Britain has positively re-
fused to allow refugees to land IN her
shores; striking proof of the adherence
IN which the crimes committed by the
Communists nre held by right thinking
people.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

BRUTAL MURDER. Tuesday, in
the town of Monticello, Jasper County,
Ga.. Gilbert D. Greer shot dead, as we
are informed, in cold blood and without
provocatiop, Mr.. Joseph A. Middle.
brook. We cannot learn the reason why
this brutal murder was committed, but
we trust that Greer, who fed at once, will
be arrested, and the case judiciously in
qnired into. We notice that reward of
81, 600 is offered for Greer, who is de.
scribed as follows: Thirty years old, six
feet high, sallow complexion, spare
built. thin side whiskers. Greer was q
brother-in-law of his victim.
Macon Enterprise.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09


1t will be same relief to an outraged
pnbllc opinion to learn that criminal
charges hevo been preferred against the
conductor and engineer Of the railway
train which ran into another on the
South.Side Railway on the Fourth.
Furthermore, the railway company,
knowing that the collision was the result
OF the carelessness Of their employers.
have commenced settling all asonable
claims without demur. Two of the in.
lured passengers have died.
james Sanders, an escaped South Ca.
rolina murderer, was arrested at Stella.
vile, Jefferson County. Ga, on Wednes-
day last. In May, 1871. according to
his confession, Sanders murdered his
father-in-law and shot and wounded his
wife nnd brother-in-law in Darlington,
S. G.
The Pennsylvania Radicals are trying
to prove that the defeat of the Radical
ticket in that State in October, will not
foreshadow the result in November. It
won't do. Pennsylvania will go against
the Grant party in October and agnin in
November, and as goes Pennsylvania 80
goes the Union.
Eli Chavis, convicted of murder in
the fret degree. at the last term of the
criminal court, will be hung in Barnwel
on the first Friday in August.
A Kansas man was recently ignomini-
ously bitten to death by q skunk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09
Notice to Capitalists.

Sale Of City Of Columbia Seuen per cent. Bonds.
OFF1cE CRY TREASURY.
PURSUANT to authority delegated bv "a.
+, n solution, adopted by the City Council. I
VIII sell at public auction, on "Wednesday.
19iy nD, y, 1877, ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty
B1A SEVEN PER CENTUM TWENTY YESRs
BONDS. Said bonds viii be of the denom,.
nations OF $3.50, $500 and 81 200; the proceeds
OF tne ! sale to be used for the election OF. the
new City Hsil, new Market, and other public
=, Inc right Is reserved to dispose Of part of
the said bonds in lota or in whole. "a the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
any further information desired can be OBJ
talned Dy addressing CHAS. BARNUM
June 20 City Treasury, Oolumbis. 8. e.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

Mr.. W. J. Magrath, "a son of the
Hon. A. 6. Magrath,) and Mr.. w. P.
Russell, OF Sonth Carolina, graduated at
the Virginia Military Institute, at Lex
ington, on the 4th Of July.
Mr.. Robert A. Mayo. an old and
highly-esteemed citizen of Richmond,
breashed his last on the night of Thurs.
day, July 4.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09
Notice Extraordinary.

0VI1Co N1tTHUfuInafy.
W|E respectfully desire to cali the atten.
w tion OF the public to our extraordinary
REDUCTION In prices Of OROOKEKY, POROE-
LAIN ana GLASSWARE. which we are au-
tnorlzed to make by the factories which ship
direct to US. We will sell regardless OF cost
and at astonishingiy low and surprisino
prices, having the largest = nd most varied
stock IT. ok; OF Plates, Dishes, Pitchers, Evers and
let's, &o., 60. ever presented to the pnbiio in
this part OF the State. and In any desired
Quantity, without any regard to valr,e.
We have also twenty-five gross most i'm.
proved patterns Of Self-Sealing Glass Fruit
vinced. as We are determined to close ont in
thirty days. D. q. PEIXOTTO q SON.
Corner Washington and Main arrests.
july
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

James Petigru, an employee of the
Fort Royal Railroad Company, lost his
leg by railroad accident while engaged
IN the transportation of cross-ties fop the
company. The wounded man is q young
North Carolinian-poor and without
friends or relatives in Georgia, where
the accident occurred. The Port ROYAL
railroad Company, or rather its officers,
have determined to purchase an artificial
leg for Mr.. Petigru as soon as he is able
to use one. and that q permanent situa-
tion will be given him-the duties of
which will be suited to one in his condi-
tion. This is a good deed, which de.
serves the highest commentator.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

The amount of smallpox in Baltim ore
is very considerable, and an exaggerated
estimate putsit as high as 5000 cases.
The newspapers keep very quiet on the
subject, but admit that the whole com.
physicians. and that. although there are
eighty public places for vaccination in
the CITY, the practitioners have not
enough time to answer the demands.
BY an order of the Superior Court Of
New Hanover County, N. O., the vii.
mington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail.
road has formerly passed into the hands
OF receivers. These are Hon. II. G. On.
,3 1eraonk, Or. Q. II. Roberts and Mr..
Watson Matthews Of New York. The
management of the road continues nm.
interrupted.
Gen. Shields, who carries a Mexican
bullet inside of him, will use it as bal
lot for Greeley.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09
Au0S1on Sales.
bacon, Hay, &c.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

THIS tTuesdayl MORNING, 9th instant. at
naH-past o'clock, at our auction room. wa
counts: ~ ''o 0c-
2'00O lbs. prime Clear Bib Smoked SIDES.
1000 lbs: Smoked Shoulders,
20 bales Meadow Hay.
Barrels D. III OF Flour, Sugar. Cigars, &c.
ditions cash. Ooh-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

ITALIAN FREEDOM. Italian Go.
vernment illustrates the new doctrine of
"free church in free State" in this
makes any religious ceremony unneces.
sary. But as 80 many continue to get
married by the priests. the Government
has now proposed bill to fine any priest
800 francs who ventures to perform the
religious ceremony for any couple that
have not already fret been married by
the magistrate. Civil marriage shall be
sufficient before the Law, but there shall
be no religious marriage without the
OWL ceremony. In other words, Gods
ordinance is null and void, and religious
marriage is no marriage. How would we
ike that in America? Shall We ever, as
q nation, go beyond the point of ignor-
ing all religion. and come to deny it?
What does Signor Gavazzi, the Italian
mountebank, Radical adventine, saw to
this? or. his "friend" Garibaidi, the
atheist and hater of Southern .rebels?"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09
FlnnrI Elnnrl

Flour! Flour!!
C00 BBLS. NEW FLOUR, Of all cra6es
AOO for sale at greatly reduced prioes
by JOHN HGNEW A SnN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09


since the Laura Fair trial began, four
peraons connected with it have died
Elisha Cooke. the prisoners counsel 4;
henry Byrne, her prosecutor; Judge
Sprague, who granted her new trial.
and young Crittenden, son Of the man
she ehot, o witness against her. Her
mother is now dangerously i'll. Mrs
Fairs trial will be resumed on ill.,, arst
Monday in September.
Tom. MoNab, California desperate.
who has been shot, stabbed and other.
wise wounded many times, and carried a
Derringer bullet in his skull, died on
Wednesday.
The valuable residence Of DR.. T. ".
Briggs, situated in Clarendon County.
about fifteen miles from Manning, was
totally destroyed by 6re early on Wednes-
day last.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

Meats. Smoked and Picked.
NRESH to hand
L. Prime Smoked Tongues,
Prime Smoked Beef,
Diamond" and "Orange" brand Hama.
Elm City Breakfast Strips,
ELM CITY Sugar cured Picked Rounds.
with full supply OF standard and fancy
groceries,, Spices, &o., at low prices.
june 40 GEO. SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

Ok BASKETS CHAMPAGNE.
lO 10000 CIGARS.
Canned Goods. Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and a
lot OF other goods suitable for the 4th: also
Tor Parties, Pic-Nics, Bsrbeoues, &c.
juno 70 LORICK & LOWRANCE
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

Corn! Corn! Corn!
k00 BUSHELS prime White CORN.
AsCOO 500 bushels. prime Mixed Corn.
J1st received and for sale at reduced prices
oy JOHN AGNEW d SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-09

The Raleigh Sentinel says: Governor
Caldwell has pardoned out of tho penl-
tentlary the notorious and infamous
John Everett, of Halifax. Everett for
years before his incarceration bore vile
character in his section. and when sen.
tenced to the penitentiary all good citi.
zens rejoiced. He it was that melted
the late revolt in the penitentiary. which
resulted in the death of ono of the negro
convicts and dangerously wounding an.
other. Everett. it is said, exerts quite
large influence with the worst portion of
the negroes OF Halifax, and hence it is
that our model Governor, Tod Il. Cald.
well, pardons him to put him at work be-
fore the election.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-11-06

The judge, being convinced by a
proof 80 ingenious and decisive.
,lecreed him the horse, and the
Spaniard to be punished as a rob
DGr.