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New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
NOTICE.
OT OFFICIAL B0NDS.

Gra-a oP kOeIs'ASA.D
Executive Department, 7
Eex Orleans, July 3. 1871
Act No. g., session Of 1879, approved March u.
1873 authorizes the Governor 'tO raise and Snnul
the appiIcstiOnOf ANY interested party a.. 0onds
With security and al mortgages which have been
furnished by any public officer who may have rs-
signed or died OK whose office Aa- have expired
by limitation. when dismissed from shce. whes
ever there shall bs epaositioa thereto received
il the Office of tine Secretary Of state within one
hundred and twenty days a:tes The retirement N
any III snrer a. aforesaid ., before she application
demand made for such rsisin. or annu!ment." =
IL is tho opinion Of the Law officers % the state
.hst this act int effect with sespsct - AZ
vacated Otiices within hundred and twenty
days from The date 81 10 approval March D. 1879.
Notice 10, therefore, hereby given - al OefsOas
desiring to file opposition 20 the cancellation Of
bonds Of officers whs may have sesg gnea q aied'
or whose office may have expired ~ HmitStiOn."
etc. prior 70 the twenty sixth Of March last past,
file their objections il the Office OF the Secretary
of State on before Oh. twenty fourth Of Ju!y.
1893 IN order that tle same may he examined iuto
in accordance with law.
WILLIAM r. KELLOGG.
By the Gove:uos;
2. G. DHSLONO4
Secreearv - a:a.A tvat,l3c
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
QUARANTINE.
ppoc,.amAr1ON BY The GOvERSoRl

SrArs OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department Z
Eew Orleans, June IA. 4d'j
.. Az. os the Legislature, approved
March l5 1855, entitled An Act 10 es'ao'iS-' 70.
ant;na for the protection of the State. pro''des
49,. .ho c,rarnor of the State ehal. issue his
u,o,.ma+ion unon the advice of the board OF
Health declaring any place where there sha'i U"
reason to believe pestent. contagious. o' inios
.ors iii q ease exists to be infected Piaco' "n"
stating the number of days of quarantine 10 ~
performed by the vessels, their passengers "mo
and crews coming from such place OF p'aoo-
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF 'he "o' "'o
said issue this my proclamation anu ue''"'
places hereafter named 20 oe infected piace' ""A
chat .lI vessels together with ottcess crew. P'~
sengers and cargoes. !.avsn: such PAGES. OF "''
ing touched or stopped .: any OF them' Oh sn"
after the f.ee nth day Q. June. IS'a shA' 70 s~
iec, to quarantine Of NOT less than zen oSss' "
foy longer pe, .sd as may be considered necessary
hv tn. Board OF Heath. Any VIOLATION o' LIZ
quarantine laws, ~ here proclaimed. will % &C.
v.rely punished. The places which are nefeoS
declared infected II. resad are the ioI.o~'aS'' 20
wit:
Havana Mantan.as Trinidad cardecAs. u
yayo all on the leland o. Cuba: Port Royal ana
Mintego Bay, on the Island os Jamaica: JScmes
and Port au Prince on :le Island Of st. Domingo:
the Islands of Sc. Thomas Martinique and G''ada'
ioupe; Campeachy, IL Yucatan: Vera Cir~. Ava
rado, Tampico, Matamosas and THxpan. IN Mexico a
San Juan. in NicarAUsa; Chasres. AspiavaH sns
Porto BellO in Central America; haraeaoo and
LaguAyra. in Venezuela: island Of "r1nidatA -.
yenne Para PerUambUcO, Bio Janei:" and be"en0
Avres. IL Scu.I America, aad Nassau. New Pgovi'
jence.
Given unde, NV hand and the sea' q state
bereunto attached this fourteenth day o june. q
A. D. 1879, and of .h. independence q the United
States the Gaety- seventh.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
By the Governos
p. G. DESLONo1
Secretary of Stsea klSsp
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

lovers Of sport can be gratitied by visit
Ing Louisiana avenue. aea- So. Charles
street, this morning. az ten o'clock. to wit.
ness pigeon match between some of our
amateur shots. There vii! also be rifle
shooting. at sher. range. ,cc a live deer ana
a fine piropue
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The services to-day IL Ame. Methodist
Episcopal Church. corner of st. Charles
and Calliope streets. WI. be conducted by
Rev. 4. 7. Hooker. who exchanges with
the pastor. In the evening Mr.. Hooker will
preach special sermon. Subjecs-"Prayer
for Rain" Hours Of service II A. NJ. and
.:3o p. NJ. Strangers anG citizens invited.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The sheriff of the parish o. Orleans will
sell at auction tomorrow, at > 2. M.
at his warehouse. Ne. II 81. Ann street.
between Royal and Boarbon streets. Second
District OF this city. one stationary steam
engine and boiler and one 10! o. furniture
and movable effects.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

4 wag suggested yesterday that posi-.
bly, the P;cawms thinks the best way to
support movement is for it to say moth
ing in favor Of it. A few friends OF unfit
cation standing around shook their heads
and looked hopeful.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

An Indiana justice claims the power to
granting divorces. He says there is no law
forbidding the putting asunder Of what a
justice of the peace has Joined together.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Several passengers on the lower Missis.
sippi were attracted by the aliigators bask.
ing in the sunshine. "Are they amphib.
ious. Captain asked a iooker-on. Am.
phibious, H. answered the enthusiastic
officer. "they'll eat a hoy in a minute
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

A letter from Ben DeBa-. dated at New
York. states tina: he vii: open the Theatre
Royal at Monsrea! on July %. for six
months. Mr.. 2. G. Gleason. the treasurer.
will be there to take in the ducats.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The grasshoppers ars slowly working
their way from Texas northward. Many
of them are so fat they can no. fly OF walk.
and are compelled TO take the cars a: fire
Guent intervals in their march.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
POUND NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT PoLIcxl
New Orleans July Il. 1873. Z
WAS Eer:hY 20 THE FIFTH DISTRICT
W -. Bouay st,ees. ia:wees ILelx,
rGn'e ,,.' vl.ie'r, .. al .s.ray-
One N-rk EFoN. MARE. about fourteen hands
lI5nr DIind in lett eye, left hind foot white
Which, II not claimed within five days and tho
expenses thereon paid. VIII be sold at public suc.
Ton a. said pound, On THURSDAY july H. Is.S.
at twelve O'Clock u.
4QBERC brewster
No is-iylsta Ndmnistratss,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Silas Chew was married to Anna Good,
Secently. in Iowa. He thinks the Scriptures
personal where i: says. IS. Chew that which
Is evil. Cleavin. only t. tina: which is
Good"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

A fashion writer says: 'Venus. herself,
wouldn't look we'll in lead-coiored dress
But he or she does NOS say how wearers Of
lead c colored dresses wsu!I look in Venus
rOhaa
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

We call attention to the advertisement Of
Auditor Clinton offering FOX sale SlO3. coo in
cash in the State treasury. TO be paid for IN
State warrants. Sales. !: viii be seen. are
to be made In lots. with the privilege of
5000
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

A Danbury man who bought new pair
OF boots OIL Saturday says a ship may
stand on one tack al. night. II il wants to !:
but he finds an hour and a aai. to be an
elegant sufficiency.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Moody's champion shirts. egua! to any in
the country. at wonderfully cheap prices,
and other articles OF gen.le,nen's furnish.
ing goods. are now to be obtained a. a
horU,in
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The first annual complimentary picnic Of
Che Minerva Soc:a! C.ua vii! take place at
Orange Grove to-day. Our thanks are due
A. J. Gang. Esq. for polite invitations.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The following toast was pronounced at a
siremen's dinner. and was received with
great applauses "The ladies. Their eyes
kindle the only fame aga.ns: which there
Is no Insurance."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

MechaniGsville. New York. is sryin: to
make rain by an artificial process. There
are only one or two good RAIN petitioners in
town, and they lack Judgment and tood she
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The card o: New York Tempieton Iitt
reads: "Hymenea: inconipa:ibii.;es as a
specially delicately adjusted. 'Tis slavery
to detaip tho hand after the heay: hath
GaH
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Concord, New Hampshire. has no longer
town srier. Jake Wallace. Of that city.
advertses himself ~ bil!-poster. waiter.
boot black and 'pubiic annunciatOr."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Gus:ave Haucke. an eminent violinist.
died recently IN Minnesota. He came to
America with Sontss. and accompanied her
10 Mexico, where she died IA 1874.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

They dc thing. differently in China.
There. il a young maa hits his father the
slightest blow in anger. the .oT,ae: las his
head chopped OF immediately.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
NOTICE
TO HOLDERS or STATE WARRANTS
Auction Sale BY Van SOiinsep 4 Carpenter

STATE ~ LOUISIANA
Auditors Office :
New Orleans. July IL, l3:3.)
Fotiec IL hereby given that viii, on TUESDAY,
July l.; 1873. at P. NJ, At the 81. Charles Hotel
Auction Mart: offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
payment to De made in State warrants issued sUb-
sequent to January I. 1873, the cash hand o, in
course Of being turned into the State treasury 20
the credit Of the general fund. amounting to
$lO3,Ooo. more or less being all the money then oa
hand to the credit Of said fund
Sales will be made in lots Of $500, with the
privilege Of 5000. each successful bidder. inme-
datey after sale is awarded to him, to furnish
list of his warrants, showing, in tabulated form
I. The number and date of his warrants.
:. To whom and On what account issued
,. Amount OF warrants.
The right to reject any and all bids il reserved
AL bids rendering warrants which the Treasurer
is enjoined from paving will be rejected uuccad.
tiOually.
jyl32t2o Auditor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Major RoDe,. Strong and lady are So
journing during the sU:n:ne: a: the resi-
dence of William Strong, Esq. Cioushe.na'.
Grannard, Ireland.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The regular monthly meeting Of the or'
leans Rowing Club vii. be held at eleven
o'clock this morning. At the office st the
Orleans Cotton Press.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
NOTICE.

r- IRsA~av DarRrsaS1l
's % t"e Conttoe, Of the Currency }
Wash;i. .t0u. March 81, 1878.
NOTICE rs hEREBy GIVEN TO AL. PERSONS
Cit WIG may have claims against the Crescent
t1,y .Hdtloha Bank OF New Orleans Louisiana.
,as tnov are called upon 70 present the same and
" .uaAe iega PROOF theseo: 20 Charles Case re.
eser az The Office of said receiver. No. % NStchea
street. New Os.eaas louisiana
JOHN JAY KNOX
uhIo 3m Controller of the Currencv.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

All Jurors o: the United States Circu::
md District Courts and tie grand jury are
70 be paid pex: Tuesday. the fifteenth
inatant.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Torpedoes. looking Xix. grains OF corn,
have been invented. 70: tie purpose OF
blowing crows heads OFT.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The Catholics o. Memphis fasc On Fri.
DAYS. The church for5ids meat. and the
cholera objects 10 vegetables.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Anna Dickinson complains o. beng mar.
ried 80 much by the newspapers.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

The Shah never leaves his million dollar
cyeycoat on IA. rack.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Ashe county. NORTH Carolina. has a ne"
copper mine.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
NOTICE TO ALL TAX COLLECTORS

STARE - LsrIssASA.)
Auditors Office. }
Eew Orleans. June -, 1879.
Ac' No Il II 1879 ~ extended b. .:,e executive
srder Of h;a Exce.acy Governor Ksl.ogs expires
this dag. aud its provisions nc sr.es aopiics-
BILE 10 TIE cOigec:s. 81 delilg zen: tasea yOx wsv
proceed immediately 70 prepare TO: publication. n
compliance with sect.oa eight o: &C: Nc. Z: q is::
list Of al! taxpayers delinquent ;cs any Of tho
years prior to 1872. ard forward the t. ti:is
office; after publiea.s. o: ~.,:e ~! such persons
are prohibited. by tha: section. fos appearing in
any OF the courts o. the State az par:ies % wiz.
Aesses on the!r WA hehals Immediately asses the
completion OF such :ls. ys: are INSTRUCTED - rys.
ceed to collect said taxes uder section enc q acs
No. -, by whicA ys1 sre A..Isrizrd to seize ana
SCI! the prop ertv ds.i: ients without ,socess Of
courts Tax collectors vi! be held personally N.
sponsb;e fOg :he e.tcien: sd prSmp: dis haze Of
thelr dUtes A2deg the law.
CHARLES CLINTON,
iez8 Ws Auditor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CITY TAXES.
-.
DEPARTNzHf - f,rsscD.1
Sew Orleans. SUiy u l3.& !
VINdE ATTENTION OF TAXPAYERS Is RESPECT.
=, = iu!Iy called 30 the fact that SnlS SEVENTEEN
DAis remain tn"t including S,.ndayss. "A vAicn
'her can pay tteir :aXes without eosts.
aIteS ths ,alrty-hrst instant interest and costa
commence. Setter Vav now than paw the sheEt.
WIN Costs o! cOCs' et.. b T.yRNBCLl.
Nl2i7t Administrator OF Finance ad interim.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
GRAND FESTIVAL
Ey the
FlREMENS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
FOs the Benefit Of tho
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND,
Al the
FAIR GROUNDS.
On sunday. July l3, 1873.


I. TROTTlNG RACE-One mile, under saii'e
open to all bona :ii. horses Of the Eiys Depart
ment. Prize SIS.
2. PONY RACE-Open to all. Priz. Ss.
;. STEAM ENGINE TROTT!NG RACE-One mile.
all TO use the same enginc open to ali bona tide
aorses of the Fire Department. Prize S25.
4. BUGGY TROTVlNG RACE-With horses; enc
mile. Prize S..
5. FOOT RACE-One.Quarter mile; open to all,
Prize. SIS.
g. HOSE CARRIAGE TROTTING RACE-One
mile. For the Fire Departments OF jefferson. Ca:.
zollton and A!ger.. Prize. SIS.
:. BUGGY TROTTING RACE-With mules sce
mile. Prize $40.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL-Be:w.es Oh.
r. Z. Lees and RiyeIsides. Prize-Oue dozen Ball.
and one dozen Bats.
To the company selling the most tickets. i.:,a.
come prize.
To the member se!l;n: the most tickets. haal.
some prize.
Entries for the races can be made up to the time
Of starting.
Two or more competitors will BE- required 70
make race.
DANCING on THE PLATFORM to commence a.
lP.M.
MUSIC hv Joseph Watchers band.
IN case OF bad weather the dancing vii! tax.
place in the brick building.
Admission Fifty Cents.
Ladies and children under twelve years flee.
LOUIS A. WILTZ Chairman:
DENNIS MCCARTHY,
PHIL. McCABE,
tyIo td 2D Committee on Proorarn,e INA p,.,,.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
THIS WEEK AT 3. n. MOODI'S,
CORNER %
CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,

CANAL AND ROYAL. STREETS.
SIX CHAMPION SHIRTS for..................19e ~
Equal to Shirts sold at - 50 each.l
SIX SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS fsr............ 500
SIX SUMMER DRAWERS Sfor.................. 400
SIX ENGLISH HALF HOSE for.............. 0.
SIX LINEN CAMBRlC HANDKERCHIEFS fox. I so
SIX LINEN SHIRT BOSOMS for.............. 80
TEN Linen Faced SHIRT COLLARS for...... 8
SILK NECkTIES for. Or...........................
Good ELASTIC SUSPENDERS for. r........ .
And other Great Bargains in
GENTLENIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
s. n. MOODY'S.
Shirts made 20 Oiier in three days. jyiIl.,o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

Entrance. No. 4j Natcbez street.
Professor Mitchell having assumed the ,oa,,oa.
mtnt OF the above old and reliable iustitutiou NJ.
poses taking a limited number of Young. middle
aged and Old men for instruction during fb.
summer months. IN Double Entry Book keeping
commercial Law Arithmetic Business Penma6n,
snip, Reading. Spelling, History, Grammar Gen
ET grapny, &c at greatly reduced rates FORTY PER
ClAL COLLEGE IN NEW ORLEANS Pnnils n.- a.
aend zen any time OF day or night, from A. NJ 9P. M
for each branch " ''iss7o'
W. 8. MITCHELL, Business MANAGE,
dh9se attending from the country can Obtain
board in the family of the principal MAJ G9a'a 9.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13

John Morrissey Is called winsoome
youth.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

I, q 0N1EER, STATES !SQAP1ER -QoMp1Ts
o'clook, one Of the United Stateb SOL
diers stationed at this post committed
suicide. by drinking q phial Of lauda-
mum. The man, one Sergeant Clemmons
or Clement, was found dead next morn
ing. An empty laudanum phial was
found by the side of the deceased, and
another. with its contents untouched,
was found in his pocket. There is no
Immediate cause assigned for the act.
though the man bore the reputation of
being rather intemperate, and had for
some time previous to his death been on
q drunken spree. Deceased ", 8 about
ioTty-fi7s years Of age aud unmarried,
Charlotte Observer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

MONT LEARN.-rhe Jury Commits
missioner and other officers connected
with the drawing of the jury in Le1ing-
ton County, It is stated, with the know
ledge OF the facts regarding tho recent
proceedings in the Riohland courts. have
followed In the same course and made
the same blunder. Therefore. under
Judge Carpenters decision, there will
probably be no Court of General Ses-
sions there It was to have met next
Monday .-Euening Herald.
HOMICIDE IN BEECH ISLAND. Sun.
day night last, Mr.. Barney nj. Lamar.
an old and we'll. known citizen Of Beech
Island, shot and instantly killed a negro
man named VIM. J. Hayward. On the
following day, Mr.. Lamar surrendered
himself. The cause of this fatal affray
originated from suspicious circumstances
tending to implicate Hayward with the
domestic relations of Mr. Lamar.
INFANTRY RECRUITS On Monday
evening last, eighteen recruits reached
this place for Company c, 18th Reei
ment, commanded by Capt. John Chris
topher. AS yet. we have heard no inti-
nation that this company, which has
been stationed here for the past two
years, will be removed.
| PorhriNe Enquirer.
FOREIGN APPOINTMENT FOR OUAR1Rs.
John +. Quarles, the colored lawyer, of
Augusta, has been appointed Consul of
the United States ut the port OF Ma.
horn, on the island of Minorca. The
pay and emoluments of the Office amount
to 81, 500 per annum.
DROPPED DEAD.-Mr. Thos. Haygood,
citizen of this County, dropped dead
Monday night, at the residence of his
brother, while in the act OF retiring.
Mr. Hsygood had been blind for thirty
years. Winmsboro Neus.
The Swiss authorities have sent to the
French frontier under esoort the Rev.
Mr.. Mermiilod for insisting upon e1er-
oIsing his clerical functions despite their
prohibition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21
Fresh Family Grocerie..

Fresh Family Groceries. Z
pICKLED New York BEEF ROUNDS.
Il PIcKLEp-Salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullet, DC.
SxoXEL New York Pig Hams and Strips,
Nova Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, DC.
CANNKD-Succotash. Lima Beane,
feas, Salmon, Mackerel,
Lobsters, Pears. Peaches,
Green-gages, Mushrooms,
Truffles, Asparagus.
PRFsEnvED-Canton Ginger, Pears.
Citron, Pine-appies,
Strawberries, Ounces,
Blackberries,
Raspberries, DC.
JELLIEs-0uava and general assortment.
TEAs-aunpowder, Imperial. Japan.
souchong, and English Breakfas
selected by an expert, and finest
any market.
CoFFrEs-Mocha. Laguayra, Rio,
o. G. JAVA. Raw and Roasted.
ALSO,
The Downer MINERAL spERn OIL, absolute.
y safe as candle, brilliant az gas, and
cheap as kerosenei have all the necessary
Burners, Wicks, chimneys, to AZ old Tampa.
NoE ZO GEO. SYMMERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

TROUBLE IN JAPAN.-There has been
much political disquiet the last four OF
i've weeks, which. together with some
disturbances in the country. has pro.
duoed great anxiety. Troubles have
broken out in the Owake- Kin Kinsin
Districts. December 20, nearly 10000
men assembled in and attacked and de.
stroyed the village OF Funio, leveling to
the ground the houses Of officials. Some
OF the wealthy families fed to the village
OF Youdzonki. When the principal Of
hoers OF O~ake-kin went to the rioters
and attempted to reason with the lead ers.
they were assaulted. some Of them being
Killed aud others wounded.
Two women were beheaded on the
I'D OF December, at Tobe-one for com.
hitting arson at Kanganwa, the other
Tor strangling her husband.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

For Sale.
RANKRUPT STOCK and FIXTURES o, a
~. - DRUG sToRE in Newberry, s Q. The
ms Tsst 1ocat!on IN town. Store nicely fitted up,
liberal discount will be allowed to purchaser
OF the whole, with the privilege OF an uneI.
pired lease. Partiea desirous of purchasin
VIII hnd this splendid opportunity for con.
stand: For PARTICULARS. address Receiver.
Box IS, Newberry, s. G. Feb 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

Sale Of Stocks and Bonds.
BY SAMUEL BLACK

SAA&A " LII W oAoCA.
On WEDNESDAY, 26th February. 1874 will
Sc sen, ~ st East end Of Broad street, in the city
OF Oharleston, 8. g.. At II O'Clock An
Iae a following SECURITIES, say:
,ooo Shares South Carolina Raiiros id Stock.
2OU aO Shares Georgia Railroad Stock.
, 300 0Shares Charlotte, Columbia and Au9usta
Railroad Stock. N 0us o''a
road Stock. A'o'i
32o Shares Memphis and Charleston Rail
=. IS Shares Central Railroad of Georzi.
1lo Shares Southwestern Railroad OF Geor.
gia stock. o' Neoi
$4,000 South Carolina Railroad Per Cent.
Bonds, First Mortgage, oA'
III 600 South Carolina Railroad Seven Per
Cent. Bonds. Second Mortgage.
$a1 GOO Central Railroad OF Georeis First
Mortgage Bonds.
to the list. ~ "ou'o
Terms cash. Purchasers can arrange to
naxe their pnrchases carried for thirty days,
per margin.
CHAaLEsroN. 8. G., February Is, 1873.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

Eotice---saio Of Personal Property.
I'HEhE will be sale Of the personal pro.
Il perty OF the late A. B. Joyner. at hi. nr
mer residence. on SATURDAY, March /. 1873
consisting OF Household and Kitchen Fnrni.
n. nfn.e. STOCK Of different .kinds, Corn, Fodder,
oorton r. seed and Farming Implements, etc.
BELTON JOINER,
Feb IA ftuwth F3ecntor.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

IHR IRIBULATIoN OF THE MORMON
SAINTs.-The tribulation among the Nor
mon leaders, in view of the probability of
decisive congressional action against
their institution, is becoming daily more
manifest. Already removal from Utah
IL discussed. One of their organs says
that the strong arm of power is to be in
voked to make them move on, but where
shall they go? Where is it desired that
they shall next pitch their tents? The
priesthood ID understood to be seriously
contemplating ihe possible necessity OF
another pioneer expedition, but it is not
generally believed the saints, as body,
can ever be induced to abandon their
present homes. There is no doubt TINT
Brigham Young and his advisers are en-.
deaVoring to secure new country for a
kingdom, and it is intimated that nego.
tiatlons have been renewed for the exclu-
slve possession Of one Of the Sandwich
Islands.
Tho specia! message OF the President
on Utah affairs is the absorbing topic OF
conversation there.
The Herald says it is another heavy
dose. but they must dance to the music
furnished them, and repeats the thread
oare argument that polygamy being part
OF thelr religious faith, is above rightful
attack
The Ne,es affects moderation and for
bearance, and says If collision takes
place it will not be at the seeking of the
people. The position OF the saints, it
adds. in this crusade is peace, patience,
calm endurance and resignation.
The power OF the Mormons ut Wash
ington WAS deemed impregnable, but now
thnt danger is SO imminent they are filed
with CONSERVATION. In fact, there is q
panic everywhere among the priesthood.
The masses of the Mormons are appa-
rentiy anxious to quietly wait the results.
thong b it is we'll understood that a large
majority OF the better class secretly sym
pathize with the Gentle cause and would
loyfully welcome the day Of emancipation
from Brigham's despotism.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-21

Lost,
ENROM the wreck Of Capt. Lyons boat. five
or si5 oaies COTTON, marked J. T. d. or
J. L. T. Said Cotton supposed tD have Ho,ted
down the Congsrss River. a liberal reward
will be paid for ite recovery
Il. O'SEALE Il SON, Consisnees.
Feb 81