The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-06

& Roath. Richlsnd. Gardner's patent
| Ara extipguisher Agnew & Son.
Columbia. System for cutting ladies'
end childron's dresses-Mrs A Millwee,
Greenwood. A S EasterlinR, Orange
burg-fancy bird cage. L N Asblll,
Aiken-gin saw file. Douelns & Miller,
Chareston-mineral sperm oil. Plowa
Shoes-R Shiver & Go. Indian Girl
fully put up tobacco Wax and fancy
work-Mrs NJ J-L Gnge, Miss Maggie
aud Miss Mary Kennedy. Fairfield; Miss
| Tickling, RichIand. Silk lint-Niiss l.
D Wescott. Toilet set--G Nj Jordan,
Abbevillc. Hnir wreaLh-Mrs RS d L Lines,
Fairfield. Feather fans-Mrs ID Jor-
dan, Abbeville. Bead watch case-NI,ss
Alice L Hunter, Newberry. Wax cross
Miss Mary Seegers. Card basket
Miss Is @ Geiger, Lexington. Bead ouso
Miss Addie l. Hunter, eleven years
od,) Newherry. White cross Miss
Mamie O'Nenle. Drawings. pen stock
aud ilume--Jolu L Wright. Il & w G
Swaffield-casc of handsome articles.
clothing, etc. Z Hope-'TEe wounded
hound" teDgraving.) nnl case contain
ing stuffed specimens Of California quail
aud partridges.
EMBROIDERY. rc.-Severul beautifnl
arlicles-NIiss Agnes Hennon, St Mat
thew's. Chiid's rug-Mra Alice S S;ur-
gcon, Orangeburg. Knit shawl, crochet
wofk-Mlss Beckwiih, Oraagebury. En-
broidrred slippers, chill's shawl, etc
Mrs J NJ Jordan, Abbeville. Tuftcd
work-Mrs NJ Sims, Fairfield Ottoman
cover, otc.-Miss \ L Edwards. Darlirg-
ton. Fancy boX-Alrs y Cook Gro
chet and tutting-Mrs W,ngatc, Rich
land. Silk embroidered sacques--Mis ISIS
II y Coleman. Orang"burg. Union tat
ting hnnt;kcrchicfs-- Misses N Z Boyd
and SaI.ie NJ Stokes. Tat,in@-- -N1issr,
Lncin Bacon. Winnsboro; NJ i Perrin,
AbbeviIIe. Sacque, etc.-Mrs j Howard
Jennings. Night robe, etc.-Miss NJ
| Whalry. Orungeburg. Kuitted socks
Mrs III \ Woodward, Fairfield. Tattinr,
etc. Misses Lizzie Poorer. Olivia Aeitt,
Kate Feller. Orangeburg. Iufunts dress
Mrs W keitt. Orungeburg. Point
Iaco colIar-Mrs W y Nicholson. Union.
Crochet tidy.A1iss q H Boggmnn.
Ornngebnrg. Crochet quilt T. W
| Frazer, Fairfield.
|
Circular SAW mill, vertical sugar mill,
mill gcnring, iron railing. iron brackets,
spittuons, etc. George 4 Shic.ds-Jus
Lelfeps double turbine water wheel,
UtIey's patent cotton press. II L Emery
IL Son--cotton gins. " L Strong,
Charlrston-boit cutting and screw mn-
chine. G. Werner, Chareston-Datent
awning frame. James Wu:ins, CoIum bia
|-home-made cotton hooks. g CGraveiy,
| |Charleston-colton yIiH, meat and vege-
table chopper and other machinery.
Lorick X Lowrancc-cotton gins, plows,
thrashers, seed sewers, etc. Cameron.
barclay ~ Co., Charleston-eight-h
power agricultural stcnin cug,nn, etc.
Clement Irons, (colorcd,) Char!cstou-
improved mccarthy cotton gin. etc
Goldsmith AZ kind-pnlcys, gear wheels.
window caps and me,!.iions, patent gas
generator, etc. L AIgcr &c Co,
| Characterization sweep and rlows.
Sewing Observation-Disclosures IL Wilson,
| Howe, Singer aud the American button
hole machine.
CATTLE, SHEEP AND Hoes -Thomns
W Nabb. Fairtield-.gru,lc COW, bull
calf; grade bull, four years old; grade
bull aud grade heifcr, each two years
old; nntiye heller, two years old. Geo
W DnYis-yoko heavy oxen; buii tire,
years old; broad tall buck two years old
pen Of broad tail ewes George W
Wits, Laureua--scvrrnl pens OF Mernu
sheep; heavy bnil. COW, cnli and fine
showing Of other cattle. u. ". Aiken,
Observation-Disclosures bull. two to thrc,
years old; "Criss," grade heifer, tw,
year old; "Bcauty." Ayreshiro heifer,
one to two years old; tinc lot of year.
lings; pen Essex pigs, seven Berkshire
pigs, berkshire boar. Chester County
boar and others. Dafucy Curtct-l3sscs
SOW and six pigs. General Carlos G Stol
brand-white Chester bcnr and sow,
each nine months old.
MAN FOUND DEAD-MuEDER AND Kon
BEIY. Y.-lntormntion reached us yestur
day Of tho preparation Of most fou
and brutal assassination upon the person
OF MIR. John Il. Harris, on Sunday nigh,
last, about ono mile and IL half from
Gnnitcvillc, S. G.. AIr. Harris lived
about three miles from Graniteyille, and
left the village at a late hour in tho after
noon, mounted, to so home. Yesterla,
morning his lifrlcss body wns found il
tho road, ubont one mile and n half from
the viIlaGn, with two pistol shot wounds
ono in the head and the other in thu
left side. That he was killed for the
| purpose Of robbery seems apparent from