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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-23

D.,
REUBEN FosTER, General Agent, No. 90 Light
street, Baltimore.
J. L. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight
Agent, Richmond fel7-tf Z
GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September LIST, PASSENGER
TRAINS leave Richmond Sundays excepted)
as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordonsville with Orange
Alexandria and Manassas train for Washington
and North, and Lynchburg and South
1886 p. M.--ACCOMODATION TRAIN for
Gordonsyille, except on Saturday, on which day
1t leaves at p. M. This train connects at Cor
louisville with the night trains on the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad for Lynchburg
and Washington.
THROUGH TICKETS, sold at low rates, to
all points Northwest and Southwest
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotter-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to
all points on this road can be bought of the &C.
neral Ticket Agent at Richmond or can be or
dered through any station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the
eompany's office
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays
,sz...s - A. H. PERRY,
int anda
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-23

M Either OF the above sent free, by mail, to
any address in the United States, on receipt Of
the price. l5-ly
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-23
NON-FORFEITING POLICIES

NON-FORFEITING POLICIES.
All policies are non-forfeiting after two pay
ments are made when either a paid-up policy
can be secured for an amount proportionate to
the number of premiums paid, or the policy sur
rendered and ninety per cent. of its 'net present
value" received in cash as provided by the char
tor =
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-23
INSURANCE.
STATEMENT OF THE MUTUAL LIFE
- INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
SUMMARY o. lNyEsrMrNrs.

Gross Assets, Dec. 3lst, 1s71. S5I ,577 ,997 90
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
4 Aren't Inns Main etraat
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-23

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iySl Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
LIVE STOCK NARKFT~

TuuRsDAT Feb. 8-BRRvKs-Arrvals ears 10 Communpsw =
At Ogehuntc. and including Yesterday hut
day. 70 al MeeEwken making y head Beside these there
several hundred held from Yesterday, making quite market Ard m
the fat
slow and rates Nos; sas lie
thn az loc, and prime to choice at lldijc.
The COumuniVnw and to-day Morris a
loads j. Z. McPberon Co., 10 Goldsmith Co. ~
Kahn Furst Reis ear; %. w. Glett
Sales OF the Bt Morris cattle, all Illinois IL by ScEur Co..
81 of lOdlllc, and mixed 6gd8y
29 Of g bg B. Westheme lG3alllc
Myers 30 Of q l0I So weight li0lo %
coarse Il cw., &c. and II Of l,l90 at He 81 h
By F. ssmUes Il Of g SO each 20 Of strong cw at
2c. OF u Re W. Dudley coli cans strong 6i
it ale; ToGe h can viz cars q Cvt uusoh
and 81 cwt sold dllc Sesel sod cars 81 cw ct lot
ole.
Cone Mcpherson n Iowa steers 81 @ at Ile 10 of6! cW
lo.c. SO n r. cWt and 70 ~ no 40 IT.! m-lc.
G. Kahn sold - Eeairck lie, 20 offs ct l2c
AZ eehawkeu " v Wood had II COT UieTy r.
Nc arcv ami Potter Glenn. each with single
> tiIy sold "a keutuc cattle 8d cwt and prime al 2dlc
G. J. Fgan for ". v Wood steers 81 cwt lO00
JOY GlOc, and ls o Piper and bes o. cwt,
Toe
Hughes wesbeimer W v Wood 81 Illinois steers go -
e ard B State steers AID Of then at lOc 81 Il
css Wl tie best BE- bu d eTcwt weighing 10y cat, net
r AcOaire7 sod - LIMOS steers G4 cwt, at strong lic
ShEEFArvals including yesterday, l. al Com
nunipaW, al FOr and Forty eishL. making 49l1 for
sale there connue gheuing Of The market
he stock In obtain sales the only O reported at Com
nunipaw being az Jersey Of IS 10 BY Pdcock, &c.
sales At By Hume Elliott III state Of ~ H. at Isc
e. q
Judd BuckRgh st EU-etht lOJ Ohio, - b, &c 1873 of9
n. Sc, and rs Of elt b. # 50 81. b cgt.
LHl Barnes soil bOHo sIeep la u, at SO TO- aud " state %
r. az &c.
sud Com1nplv - head Market weak viii barely ear
soil iJ5 ONO. lGi n a. IS 81 y ewt Dressed
unchanged or 6a7c Tor tsy, and 64ttc Tor Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

yesterday sales - bbi spi Turpenne At 7ec
closing finn that price Rosn has been
and steady 3g9$3 ga for Washington and Wilmington
ONCtV Lnseod IL lrner Nub fair nQaryi
Oils drill and heavy f5 for Crude
81 Crude Sperm Lard bat steal, At
oaGc or Fan and Winter oher OILS without change
PR0vONSPork moderately scve and steady;
hills eI3 50 for Old Mess; Ella nl 0SH IS for New DO -
que.i bills March al a ~
2o bbs S< so and so bills d. on pr
quiet but steady leo bbs at $40 Plain Meoi 10
: Beef dull ad sales Of tc
S5G$l8 Prime Mess and $40 S2e fer India Beef
IN limited demand, and steady sales OF 70 bbA. S22a
Western Meats moderate demand
e,c for Heavy; 200 c Picked Hams ec loo
5ss and 70 ties Picked do at 5sc ID
At
quiet but firmly held sales Of 800 boxes Short Clear
chiefly Re- and 100 boz Short Clear at Milwaukee
6id Tor City Lard moderate demand
steady Of SIS bb SIC for No 9lc
for delivery Prime steam AZ e;c $40 tea
fer March &c ESQ tes Kettle Rendered month
&c $50 ties DARK Western al Q!c. 200 tcS CITY slc
PETROLEUM-ruie In buff been dull bpt rmlv held M lie
l2f bid the Creek the market unehance quote
Upper 90 &c. and do Lower
moderate and closes noninsy shade quote
at 2e G2ic sale Of 1900 bbl Eght evening on private
Cases held 25a2G In Philadelphia
prices a2 spot and the mon ae late
RlCBhe market quiet out prices steady sales Carolina
SIC. for Prime
Grst New Cu6a AuscoTdO prices unchanged hs
Old Crop Cuba 9td9c for Fair strictly Refining
and % boxes New crop Ca aaoVado At Ssc for Good Refining %
bids Scotch lose also 16 boxes Havana private Rened
duh hot steady AZ u! are for Haris
sBBDSCover duh snd heavy sales 81 SO State lj
Indiana ard Michigan offered at tc without buyers ohio snsaabe
TAI1Ow stesdy Gales Of rs 200 n IT ~ roc for
Connon and JU 4Jtc Tor Choice City and 80 tea Yellow Grease
WHSKYThc fairly active and steady sales Of bba
sJ4c, and 80 bos st s3!c for IWn-bouut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

based on Cotton III f-~-' w '
h. o. n ab0vs or below the g-si- quoted - -, E 90,
CJEF Rio setve ne decline OF yestS5a S7o
- :, H. Neone on private terns the recent SAFE OF I'V ys
. Den Cahariue at zO gold CITY Isla Ia olA' Gns
Lar III bags JsmaieS 5aVsus and IJP0To taeo, on b'ss
-. IL. ,b. los -,sSes n
Vour an srn grades not 50 active ol- hIh l1
srr,as gold Induce better eAplns 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
TIE STATE OLE TRADE.

'UFLAN MARhEIN
LOyDox PED 81 80 m-COnsOs opened A. sdell for both
and account AHan securities United states Five
boais 8o2 si iOa Old gi; ias 81 q Tent critics S
LyzKP,OI Feb ell a. uCOol opened steady AddLag Up
lands lla q u d.. MAllLs Orleans lsd.
IoypoS Fth 8-Sj r. m-Cousos sl money Oh
account du United Sstes Fyetwenty bonds
I852s gl{ 1858 old 81. 1878 9l4 Ten-ories. &c.
LIVERPOOL FEB. e.: mtotOn r quti s9' Of Cotton
sl,o named EewOrlcsns been made Ad1lug. Tai
low a g . cwt
Uav.R feb 8-Ca,t0n-The market IS Gre.
LoSD0N D. closed I'll for and 9
Aer"n Securities tat L n FIVE Twenty bonds,
1852 or. OIL glg; taos. 9lt TcuIortes 19!.
LivrErooL Fec Is Cotton closed steady Mddling Up
land Ia; Or liz Gllh the sales the day,
Is speculation and export. Sales nearly due
from N made FL on ship ,amed New
orleans uAmed Savannah Charleston al II ID
Bicls .gls qUiet
L5NDos Fe ahe bullion the Bank Of England has decreased
iu.ls week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
TANyER & Co., Bankers, No. II Wall
MEssas. WYsLow LAN1ER & Co.,


THE FIHsI MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BoErs
of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co,
Free Of Government Tax. Interest payable in New
York April and October, Coupons registered.
go miles Of the road are now completed and run
ming earning the interest on the whole issue, winch
is also secured by Land Grant of Eleven Hundred
and Sixty Thousand acres of Lumber Land in the
State OF Michigan, worth from Ten TO Twelve Mil
lion Dollars The land is now selling rapidly at an
average price Of SIS per and the proceeds III
vested in the repuIchase of the Bonds.
Less than half million of the whole iss1e OF
Eight Millions remains unsold, and the price has
been advanced TO 90 per cent and accrued interest
THY CHICAGO. DANvILLE AND NINCENNEs FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS are for only Sle5OO per niiie
upon finished road which Is doing large ana pro
hlble business For sale at 90 and accrued interest
W sHATTUCK 81 Co., Bankers
No % Nassau-st Now-l ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
,,srpu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
VI SUI MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT

,-,u ,xp DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
r,ysr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
ov,prSe EIGHr PER CENT Is p. ca INTEREST fAfA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX
-. DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and $780,
a. b. obtained from the undersigned, or through
-. 80 rr;pcipal banks and bankers throughout the
United states. ,,-...
tn attractive features Of these Securities are re-
orrized in the fact, that, although they nave been
~, abort time on the market they are nearly all
SS.nrbod and but a small amount are now for sale.
rbay combine perfect security with hberai
- ;,terest. This interest account is made light
A., and easily borne by, the Company through the
,.,;on Of the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
AZ. Comnany's land, which in many cases draw in
80, at the rate of ten r1O) per cent per annum
~ .o,urity behind them is ample in every particu-
:, thew constitute first and only mortgage on a
- line Of railroad which will soon connect the
- ~ 81 Joseph, Mo. ian important railway CEN
80 With the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
y.-Dsv materially shortening the distance between
~. Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this.
A.. honds have further security in the fact that
,h.rs is included in the Mortgage the Company's
'..r,i6esDt Lands, amounting to 100000 acres,
~ 70 be among the best in the United States
tn. Marriage indenture prohibits the sale of these
nd, At less than Four W Dollars per acre, and pay
Nc 70 the Trustees under the Mortgage for the
J.., and express purpose of retiring these Bonds.
IT.. amount thus realized exceeds the entire
.,.Orrt Of Bonds which can be issued, and
,s,v,s the road, property and franchises free.
Ths Bonds have thirty years TO run, with interest
,.rist Per Cent, free OF tax, payable February and
August in each year.
Roth principal aud interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-York. The interest In either
Neu.York London, OF Frankfort-on-the-Main, at the
onton Of the holder without notice and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Fsrmers Loan and Trust Company.
The nreseut urce Of these bonds is 97l and accrued
interest IN currency from August 10, 1911 But they
ara receivable AZ par and accrued interest IN pay
ment for lands sold by the Company. The right Is
roserved 70 advance the present selling price with
ont notice.
Nsps circulars. documents, aad full information
furn. shed on application.
IT, sgk acttg IS aysats for the sale II This loan orr
firm buy cad sol IN their regular business the bonds Of the
St Jo.pa and DeErey C;!y Railroad Company hos' Of
he Ecsea DrssOH eigL.pe cent 81. recently plaeti by
Is 9'i. 5esg quoted -: from lOli to 1922 ana &C
Eg.l interest
TAyvER & Co.. Bankers No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
NldrbIe ano 3idte mawtets.

KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
n. ZINC WORKS ia snd rs tsss BshteeBthst Msoe .,f
h,bed Nantes hng Marble Counters Monuments sss
dety competition Marble tnraink for the trade
- KLABER g. Co., MARBLE WORKS, ~
81 We.t Py-irs Broadway sud Bighhave Marble ans
Msbe Msntels Monuments llel0nss bs varieties CseApsss
In CAV Send for catalogue.
GTEWARTs SLATE MANTELS: largest as
- sor,nept in tho city kiessa dsasA~ =
STEWART x Co., sIth-ave. bet fhrtEaia aaa ih'I. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
financial.

NATIONAL BANK.-To the Comptroller of
~ the Currency. Washington, d. CSIR; II hereby certified in
Of Section q Of e Act Congress entitled pro
vide National Currency scared BY pledge Of United
circulation and redemption thereof approved
1854 meeting the Stockholders Of the FoRf MADISON
NATIONAL BANK located Port Madson the STATE of
noted ana held Law AMI the Articles OF
Bank Office Association Madison Aforesaid on the
26th Of December 1871 BY the Shareholders Of said
Association owning than twohds stock thai sad
on go into liquidation and be closed
In testimony whereof have by instruction the
Board OF Directors Of s.i1 Asgoction hereto CUB
fi1ed and alfred the sou
Fort Madison sforeAal the daT and resr shove
&. Il WRVER Preddeut
10. s. Rev. Stamp csneeeil
H0TICE-The FORT MADISON NATIONAL BANK located q
Fort hadsoa IN TIE State OF Iowa closing up afairI An
holders and other cred tors OF said
hei present tie and claims agans.
payment-Dsted Fort Madison Iowa, Dec. 20. 1871.
c. X WBvRR, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

OFHCE NEW YORK FiRE LssL AA"CA ~
EEwYoRK February 2. Idfg
J1JFCTION.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION for
z ssenve Director of tbs CoHPspy also S t9s pr
"wednesday the lh DAY February 8 The poll will b. opea
al " m eioae al AUGUSTUS COLSOA eeeie-Afy.
Tx PACIyIc RAILROAD OFFcE, CORSzE WAHRES
AND WEsT-sTs., hEwiORK Jsn. W, I5l2
A MEETING of the DIRECIORS OF tne
~ TTXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held on
TUESDAY The 18Th II February their oee II WeL
York CITY a. u O'Clock m h u hAaI, seclet1IL
DAILROAD, State, City, County, and Town
Ia sONDS Of all Kids. SOUGHT SOLD by HANNA
BROTH n Wallet New 1Ork. Investment sssahss specially
Iufor,4.-. gu furnished to lnycs.snL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
BUrFAIo LIVE STOCK M.IKRr-Prp. O.

CGe-Reeps ti5 head making supply Of 300 sga,ns
tae last week market moderately prices
shade higher than @ week sales Of 2s Ine ranging from so
1923 No. 80 25d-6 IL head prime Illinois syeraRng
II 90 20 Sheep and lsmbRecepts l7j market steady
closing fu Canada sheep quoted at IS 500 81 do hmls
81 So Western al e61S7 scconng h quality sales
Csuada sheep lO6 i2d h. f0s1 5 $40 OHIO.
ranging 80 80 81 Hogs-Recept light 81
cars delayed rate at 81 s7i 0Ssi no saes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
EORSE AND CARNAGE NARKE1.
NEw-YORK. Thursday. Feb. 9. 1871

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb 9. Isl
Ordinary lighthouses are daily arriving
from the Western States and there Is sufficient demand
for them prevent accumulation OF stock. The coDdt
ton Of the market satisfactory can be expecte<
40 early In the season. and far more favorable than
during the corresponding period OF the past year.
Regular seml-weekly auction sale at the Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart OF Messrs. Johnston q Van Tss
sell tomorrow friday. the och inst, at 10 O'Clock.
Among the stock be brought 70 the hammer IL pais
OF Keuckybred carrie horses 10 hands high, years
old and warranted sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
prrrIpTS OLE PROnrCE

Pr ..crta Iarer Tessss RIi'r0dfs.
Te' 'T Dice Co.to. pigs Ashes COL hl A-gs 3sl bb'
F.. - zoo bush. Corn lo bush. Oals ~ bush.
eel III bills Beans 0J bhls hea, 41j Meal "
bls Hops 90, Hides, 6J Leather L69 pkg Cut Meats 2S6
g4 pars L7r l41 Stan 1881 Butter,
,9 Dressed Hogs p, lea IS hbdS Tobacco 81 pigs Tobacco 30
Oaes y COL 81 bales skins go SLABS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
miscellaneous.

sSVhE" EaKRrs BrrTERst
Nob,dy .boui BE- without bottle s3,IrrRpS.
-. - ,oeFs thsu has proved them ~ Ne RT vAR
since an etpre,S N6Sr EFFICACOJS STOMACH BirrEaS
TIE hSot sss piaIaa cordial Be~sre Of oozLs-s=.-s
tad our %" 'i' l. FUNKB r., sols Agent
n - p,xto,q &c Lbery-t, Nes Yoff.
NOR SALE-In this City, FAMILY
= incR{Y VIM AND TIA sToRk % ye&D STANDING.
- - {. Sa.Iu. =. d 30 600 yearly Irqafc sl
-"'s 3AREf wESrBRVELT, 100 AaTrAf-st ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
COTTON MARKRTs


Arou,r. Feb s-Coton dull and nominal ndilngs ti' re-
eeufs so bales. sale, $50 bales ...
GALyKsToS Peb s-CotOn ssdyi Good Ordinary 2dSc ne'
receipts bales, eIpoFts-cosSwe bales ao' lSV bh S'ch
81 BSs balcs. -
PmLADYLPBIA Peh. 8--Cotton quiet; Midhigs 2jtc
CgAFfFsTOs Feb Cotton quiet M1hugs 2.422fc, net ~
eeiaIs g,7 bales. bales STOCK N $50 bales. ,
g.yASsAn GCOon quiet; Midmg re; net receipts <,iJ
h.les sslcs. LOO bales, stock, n ,jl3 bales
CcyyAri 8COttOI laI ARd Irregular; Hdibgs sa
27id22gc. 49,, ~. , a., .,o
t.iss gro,, $40 800 bales stock 1000 bAe
~ Louis Feb. 8.-COttOn quiet kifdh gs 2ltc go
dull bidirz kie ret r..~ir's,
ba.s erpo-oCok 100 bsesI u Queenstown 1910 bales sales
No. yoiK Feb gCoon steady; Low hddIng~, 22a2lc
,ee.p I7is bales eIpocoasts 30 bsles sales loo baes
sioek Z,g53 bales ..,, -
Ns~Osr xAss Peb oCOt.on easier but not qso,'b loser
uddBnS 2ll re receipts J0l5 bales eOsa 3os3 bssj e4po
Mtwer SIS bales ooasws j baasi ssIe 800 bales stock
go SO bhlea ...,., ..,-,. -
sLs. gTo 100 bale5 sSVoro Ds. Bntsn, a bsrs 70 Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

continent bales eovis no balsI sales cas- bales stock s
bales
WuxrGroS Pen. eCo'toa hrn Miidlrgs 22c receipt.
2l5 bales exports eoaStWe It's bales la bales socs 6j
bales
LOUISVILLE Peh. Cotton quiet; NJ ddings 2'lc.
MEPHIs Fs5 B-Co.On quiet ad1Inss ~ ODE reeeipb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

...,.inss of the present Pacific Road as basis Oh
sstinato. ~ u,o~ketah,e seonlities
-.aaived IN exchange. without expense 10 inc III
I .'as,or AZ their highest euTront price
Ves''' JAY COOKE d Co.,
Nov-Yerk. Philadelphia. and Washington
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-03
Desirable Colta0es.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON

On tho FIRST MONDAY in February next. IN
front OF the Court House. in this oity. at
half past 10 O'clock, We will sell, without re-
serve, two desirab BILE COTTAGES.
Lot No. l, with Cottage thereon, and an
necessary out-buildings, situated on the cor
ner OF Winn and Laurel streets; measuring
front on Laurel street 69 feet. more or less,
and running back on Vim street 2O8 feet
more or less. Bounded on the Nc.th by
estate OF Taylor; on the South by Laurel
street; on the East by Vim street; on the
West b. Lot No. No. g.
ALSO,
Lot No. Q, Of the same dineneions. with
Cot'age thereon, and all necessary out build
inGs, West Of the above. bounded on the
North by estate of Taylor; on the south by
Laurel rtrect; on the Vert by King; riI tho
Fast by Lot No. |. The above Cottages con-
,nin four upright Rooms.
TERMS OF SALE One half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in
tcrcst at the rate ut 81 ven per cent per an
!:n!a, a:d mortgage = the premises Pro
pclty to be insured nnd policy tr beas-igned
PurchaS.rs to pay Us for papers and stamps.
Jsn2 50 II 3,48
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-03
Three Desirable Guy Lots.
BY D. Q. PEIXOrTO & SON.

On the FIRST MONDAY in February next. in
front OF the Court House. in this city, at 10
o'clock, we will sell, three desirable CITY
LOTS, situated on Pickens street, between
Plain and Taylor streets.
Lot No. l, on the corner Of Taylor and
Pickens street; measuring front on Pickens
street GO ieet. more or less, and running ba ok
on Taylor street $50 feet, more or less.
bounded on tho North by Taylor street; On
the, South by Lot No. 2; Oh tho West By
E. Fisher.
ALSO,
Lot No. 2, OF the same dimeneions Bound
ed on the West by Pickens street; on the Esst
by estate DR.. f. Fisher; on the South by Lot
No. 3; on the North by Lot No. /.
ALSO,
Lot No. 8, of the same dimensions. Bound
ed On the North by Lot No. 4; on the South by
George Symmers; on the West by Pickens
street; on the East by estate Of DR.. z. Fisher.
TERMS OF SALB.--One-third cash; balance
IN twelve months, secured by bond. bearing
interest at seven per cent. per annum, and
mortgage OF the premises. Purchasers to
pay us for papers and stamps.
Jan Ct
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-03

The DISPERSION OF THE Jews. The
Algemeine Ztetxng gives some interest
ing particulars as to the desperation OF
the jews over the world. In Palestine.
they have long been reduced to q very
small proportion OF their former num-
bers. They are now most numerous in
the Northern part OF Africa, between
Morocco and Egypt, (where, especially
in the Bsrbary States, they form the
chief element of the population,) and
in that strip Of Europe which extends
from the lower Danube to the Baltic. In
the latter region, there are about A, 4,OOO,-
000 jews. most Of whom are OF the
middle class among the Slavonic nation
aiitles, while in the whole OF Western
Europe there are not 100. 900 OF them.
In consequence of European migrations.
descendants OF these Jews have settled
in America and Australia, where they
are already multiplying in the large
commercial towns in the same manner
as In Europe. and much more rapidly
than the Christian population. Tho
Jewish settlers in Northern Africa are
also increasing 80 much that they con.
stantly spread farther to the South.
Timbuoto has, since 1853, been inha-
bited by Jewish colony Of traders. The
otuer Jews IN Africa are the EalasChas,
or Abyssinian black Jews, and q few
European Jews at the Cape of Good
Hope. There are numerous Jewish CO.
lonies in Yemen and Nedschran, in West
ern Arabia.
1t has long been known that there are
jews in Persia and countries on the
Euphrates; in the Turcoman countries,
they inhabit the four fortresses OF
Soherisebs, Kitab, Schamatan and Urta
kurgan, and thirty small villages, resid-
ing in separate quarter, but treated on
an equal footing with the other iuhabi-
tants, though they have to pay higher
taxes. There are also Jews in China,
aud in Cochin China there are both
white and black Jews. The white Jews
have tradition, according to which, in
the year 70, A. D., their ancestors were
1000 Jews who settled Mt Cranganore,
on the coast Of Malabar. after the de-
struction Of the Temple of Jerusalem.
The Jews remained at Cranganore until
1866. when they were driven into the
interior by the Portuguese. The black
settlers are supposed to be native pro-
selytes, and have a special synagogue of
their own.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-03

MORE OF THE PENSION FRAUD.
Garfield. OF Ohio. has poiDted out one
consequence OF the hasty legislation of
the House OF Representatives in adopt
ing the amendment to the pension ap-
preparation bill, which makes pensions
commence from the date of the dis
charge or death OF soldier. He has
procured an estimate from the Commits
sioner Of Pensions that the effect of tho
above amendment will involve On ex.
pendisure of S32. 500. 900, 'one-fourth of
which, be says, will find its way nto the
pockets OF thieves and vsgabonds in the
shape OF claim agents."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-02-03

COME TO GRIEF. now the two
Treasury clerks who peached on Grant
about his indebtedness to the Govern.
ment have come to grief. A Washington
letter says:
The two clerks. Hunt and Green. of
the Third Auditors office. who we're go in.
discreet rs to disclose the fact that the re-.
cords III their division showed tho Prcsi-
dent to be in arrears to the United States
in the sum of 5000, aud the Third Au
ditor $500. have paid the penalty for
te'l'hg family secrets. They have been
summoned before the Government exc.
cntioner. and informed that they ..hnd
40 right to know anything outside of
their official duties: therefore. the Go.
vernment could dispense with their ser
vices" Tho Third Auditor is a Now
Hampshire carpet hagger, but appointed
from North Carolina. He hus refunded.
and so has the President. "Let ns have
peace"