The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 08, 1871, Image 3
> .^jj,.1. ,_ jg ? r'.'V L. '. '"?T
is tofilUteown^l?ji ae^ toos
order a ^ft-?fsciie for deter coin rtUon of tue
quoatiorvt)f,rtthe ffttUr? ftp?^ gTWern
nibbt. j!*-'*"*"; -
-Sobumnekur, murdereNbf Generals
J?e?Onapto and Clement Thomas, ? has
be-en arrested. JTUe>>aAl ofSRoohefort
: and -.A?si hasoseeri :pr>atponed. Wires
bftvebyBn dfiobv'ered iu':tho sewer*.of
Paris, ' intended'tp bWwAup tho 'City.
G?trvb?ttada?^H av?arf '?ebaat?a?.' ' <
.PAHIH, 7u^<l*r--T'aeJ, Pairie dirnaodB
vrgoroqa measures - for*1'-tho aappjr?&sfOn
of . C^mrnu?ijt . tendentries in the pro
vmoesk^jThe arsenals and Dary yartla nre
dire4to\$~.*tf5^^^ instead, of
'^Lo^Do^fe^ spe5al
Bag&?tho p^|o!lpiit\o^'rlictherptt*s
i~zyzz dus "irv ??v ',wr3???euaiou of d:a
olo?jare? compromising the movements
of tt?o nati?nhMef?nce; F?lix Pyntt is
int ?wL?K?rj?iu?X 0 Tlife? ihslat? -upen
gWiqq the^republic a fair triaV ...
V tifia AILLES, Jane 7. -Twenty -fi vo
women were hilled and fifty injured by
? railroad accident, near Par ia."
It ia said Jules Ferry will be Minister
to >Y?sbingtoi). .
>-.;;'. . .; . .Al l * -rrr-.k . ... :
-At.i:.*t aaurkia mtriuaoBco. I :i
WABHt?faTO?r, Jone C.-Gov/ Cooke
has'written a/letter giving tho vic wo of
tho Board of Public Works concerning
tb? renou t strike, insisting that $1.50 ia
a fair prico under existing circamstarlces
for a day's work; and asserting that the
board .will ;uot bo intimidated hf' mobs.
Ho songes ff ..a suspension of all.public
imprpyemeuta. to-morrow, and is anxious
that the . interests of capital and - labor
both be'taken into proper consideration,
BO that while laborers; receive, tho, worth
of their services, ta s es bo not made too
onorohs by too heavy an outlay for pur
ohaee ol. labor.
.CONCORD, H. H., June 6.-Tho indica?
tions are very good for the election of o
Dem o spatio Governor by the Legisla
turo. The Democrats, labor men and
several disaffected Republicans haye coa
lesaod. .
NEW YOIIK, June fi.-r-The Erio Bail
way, New York Central and Hudson anc
Pennsylvania Central line's' adopted c
new tariff pf prices fot Western freight:
about twenty-five.per bent, higher.thar
those ad opted-ia May. *Y, . ' .
-Among the. Visitors to the general ses
sion a court to* day. was John O. Breckin
ridge. ? [
SAN FBANCISCO, Juue-6.-Luby an<
Borke, Lrish exiles, received an immensi
ovation. There was a O?T?? ?Du militar1
torchlight procession. . - . *
' NEW YOKK. June 7.-vTbe brig Bowen
opon which the Europa placed her firs
mhte; and about whose falo apprehen
Rions were felt, on account of the mali
ny, arrived in. the Narrows last night
The following is the report of. Capt
Sleeper, who succeeded to th ri command
when Capt. Amesbury died: While stow
ing tho anchors, on the 2d inst, at ? F
M., ono bf the crow disobeyed orden
and oh being spoken to by tho first , mate
be and' Capt. Amesbury, who'went foi
ward at that monmot, ? were Bet upon b
th# ??r^stssik| f?unibe#\ and all n.
gibes ^?'t?d -'Cap t." '. Aha est? ? ry was" i? tr ? ?
on tho hoad with a capa tan bar and; f atti
ly inj bred. The mate had n-shdaldc
dislocated, and al KO, received two hover
wounds on.}li? head with a capstan ba:
from .tho effeota of which bo wa?.di
obied three days) Tho second mate an
steward w?r? also severely injured! W
gc\t tho' captain aft, but all efforts to sai
b<?? were unavailing, and bo died tl
samo day. The mutineers wefcKtokf
ashore last "night and locked np. X.'f
Greeley arrived home thia morning.
'.The Magnolia HOBO Company, of S
vannah,; will - remain here from Tucsdi
tor Friday, next week. They wiR have
prober, reception. After- their? r?toi
from Boaton? they will stay here fo
days longer.' Several' companion of tl
New York Fire Department will be x
signed to escort tko visitors on their s
rivai,; . . . . ?? .
.The. mutineers of the brig J. L. Bo
era-were brought hero this, mornin
Their* nam?s bro: Manuel Antoine, T!h
mas I?<oacho>'. Mike Antoine and Jam
Thomas'-all colored. When the o Ok
and assistants went oh board; ?ll wc
quiet, the villains1 evidently, not expe
ing a' surprise. Cn', the deck forwo
were found .two, who viore immediat?
handcuffed;' the,?^her<two being iou
in bunks. Thomas admitted that
struck tho captain, but added that
was driven to lt. Tho others lay oil t
biomo on Thrimdg. Tho formality
handing tho' prisoners over to Unil
States ;Commissioner. Davenport v
gone through at once, after theywi
brought to the city, abd the investi;
tiotfWill rir?ceed without delay. ' V '.
bark /Gu}, ptOrto, ?ronv Pkilac
pbia at Cork, reports that a heavy
washed overboard tho master, one ta
and several sailors. , '
At iy. stockholders', m eating, the S
Jersey: .Railroad and Transportai
Company's lease to; the Pen nay Iva
Cen?rui Road was confirmed by a
cided majority. . Tho obi'directors w
re-?leot?'a,'1', ,
??N??BD, N,. Hi, June 7.-The Dei
: oratav this morning, are confident of <
ryin? tbe'ol-gait?iaft^ion of tho Hattie
elehting Weapon ?oVernorl : ' .
L?'???.'-r'Tho. DomoomtH ? Been red.
Speaker of tho House by a vote of*
to-WBi 41 ig? ;?:
BALTi^oiiE^tfny, 7. -In thP ' Tj
graph iofil Uu?oif, 'to-day, n mo. ti ot
take from the table a motion allov
negroes admissionto .tTnioiis wa3
? feated by" a vol?" bf 44J IpW? '.Rtqli.^
was chosen AB tim'next plaoo of moot
? secret session followed." -,;
WAsniNOTON, Ju?e'7.-Tlie Repuii
commences a leading editorial t
"Tho Wuslilugton Commnne, nt
that of.Paris, has boon entirely vic
otis.. -.The lettor which tho -Boart
P?BIi? Works, ?r aCJ?Wt Vpoftibn of it,
Bent yesterd?r^c^ ia.
6?rreudj?}t ,to tho men, ,^b,?w Iprih<? 4ast
four or me d aya, have bean threaten i o g
the violation of law ?nd order in this
city* " ' [N?te-k?dfern?r1 ! ?bbk,. who
Bigned the letter, is ex-officlo President
of /tho Board. Twb{ members of the
Board, whoso names* were not to the
letter, wer* absent from the eily.")
Gea. Bolman d iod it .Rook, lah n 1 Ar?
senal to-day-aged Sj>o,:''
- Au important adjourned mooting of
the 'representatives of railroads on the
lino.botweeu Now York ?rid New Orl?ans
tua : Ly bcbbargi'.'.convened at '^Willard's
to-day. 'All road*wererepresented, in
cludin g-tho-now elements Hontb of'Cleve?
land Junction. For soma time, but one
daily, Uno wq:? run "on this lino South of
Wash i n g to n. ?. To? meeting ! to-day or?
ganized ' ? second "daily train, taking
effect July 1; with ino?ensed speed, mak?
ing tho through time between New York
and New Orleans twelve, hours.quicker,
with but one chango of cars, at Lynch-:
burg. Farther improvements^ are con?
templated by the extpu,aiooa going on
South of Chattanooga ,Vand . Dalton.
Preston Smith, Manager of -the -New
York and- Washington lino, presided.
The foliowlog railroad meu participated:
W. W. V?ndlrgrift, ftenry Fink, B.C.
Jackson, E. G. Barney, J. C. Stanton,
C. T. .Williams,-A. <Murdock, A. Shaw,
G. W.^N. Curtis, John Tucker, R. T.
Wilson, M. "J. Wicks, Lv M. Cole, G.
JpVdani. Wm^Keary^J. B. Yates and J.
G. M..' -Buffalo.. : The following rail?
roads wera;.represented: New York and
Wash ip g ton ' Air-liihe, Orange.. Alexan -
dria and Mauas'sas, Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio,.East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, Memphis and Charleston, Ala?
bama and Chattanooga, Selma, Rome
and Dalton, South and North Alabama,
Mobilo sud Ohio, Baltimore and-Ohio,
and Mobile and Montgomery. - After the
adjournment of the convention, a meet?
ing was called to consider the organiza?
tion of a fast freight line from Norfolk
to points South and South-east. Tho
following , gentlemen wero .appointed a
committee: to -perfect the organization :
Messrs. Barry, Williams, Keary, Custuc,
Thomas, Walker, Shaw, Jaokson, Fink,,}
Kendrick, Ra wo th, ? Frost and Se wai!. '
The permanent chairman,'Henry Fink,
has authority to call a meeting at Knox?
ville,, on August G, pf tbs, gentlemen
named,-including'the chairman,'Comp??
tent to transact business'.' ?
Tho Ku Klux Investigating Committee 1
to-day examined Deputy United States
Marsm?\Joseph .J?, HesJu.bt'No.rib Oaro
liaa, S. T. Publier, Commissioner at
Spurtanburg, S, C., and' Churlos D.
O'Keefe, who was. formerly a .tax col?
lector in the ?altar State,'and was.driven
from tho discharge of his official duties,
as it is alleged, by an unlawful combina?
tion. Ex-Gov,. Parsons, of Alabama,
will be examined to-morrow.
The Secretary of the Navy goes to
West Point to-night.
The strike hus extended to George?
town. Coal destined there was ordered
to Alexandria- i Several lights occurred
at the coal yards. Bu ve ml rioters were
arrested. Work is generally suspended,
but will commence to-morrow, at $1.50
a day; but tho mass of the negroes de?
mand $2.
t ' Probabilities-The rain will probably
cease to-night on the Atlantic coast, and
bo followed by brisk South-westerly
winds. Partially, cloudy and clear
weather, .with Westerly winds, is proba- !
ble for Thursday from New York to the
Mississippi Rivfer and tho Gulf..
.- ---
The Nor folk Journal relates. an offeot
ing incident which took place on the i
streets of Norfolk last Sunday. - An in?
toxicated man Was being led homo by
his Utile daughter, a bright-eyed child
of 'six or seven years old. The baan re?
sisted the efforts of all persons to tuko
him home, but was perfeotly passive in
the hands of bia child. After'getting
her father to the steps, the little girl
threw her arms aronnd his neck and
kissed him. All who witnessed the
soene and tho notion wero affected-some
toteare. There is p>wer in that little
child's love to win her father back to
sobriety and virtue-if there bo aught of
manhood loft him.
The Ledger acontes Judge Watts nt tho j
last term of the oourt in Wilson, N. C.
of whiling away tho timo on tho bench
by drawing pictures of cats, doge, eagles,
likonesiies of witnesses, jurors, and
mombors of the bar.
The New York papers say that tho lit?
tle ship City of Rngusa was seen May 27
in latitude 41.10, longitude 67.21, by tho
ship Ontario. She was gliding along in
gallant style.
It ls announced in London that Gen.
Sickles, who is a great favorito at the |
present Court of Spain, is shortly to be
married to ayoung and gbeautiful Spa
niau-lady.. ' . T
. During tho week-ending Juno fl, there
were 24 deaths in Charleston-9 white
and 15 colored; I? .of tkeso wero children
ander Uve Jfeara of r.go. SC *.
.'Brick*' Pomeroyis about lo .marry a
Cleveland lady, who, like himself, has
had a divorce. .
Lippman'e Hittora are fur salo by all drug?
gists aud dealers. .Depot in Columbia, S. C.,
at ? KIO MB & MOOBEOOB'S, Druggists. 8 18
. Genuino imported Curacoa, Abajnlhe and
Maraschino, at POIXOOK'S.
' j Tor;'Sale;...
m HK LOT known SB Christ Church proper
JL ty, situated on tho South-east corner of
-blanding 'and Marion aireola.- in thc city of
Columbia, containing one ?erg,
ALSO, '- ?
Tho Lot on Richardson street. South of anti
adjoining the Onitod States or mokeraon IJo
tul lift, fronting on iticbarilsnrr street 08 ft-ot
inches,' and running hack S?SJc?t'C iuches.
' Kach of tho ahovoXotH, from theft*' pecu?
liarly favorable ldc* tiona, tfutat fast ir! ero adc
ia vidnY^ '
. . lu a'ddltion fo tho above,'tho subscriber of?
fers for salo a largo nmoiuit of Real Estnle
in thia city, in tlio Bflrroundiiig country, Mn
Newborry; and in ?paftahl.tirff.-coiisiating of
Houses ind Lots, Farms, Mills, &o.
Ma;.?{4 limo J. Vi. PARK ER.
, PBANKFOBT, Jone 7.-Bonds 96%.
PAULS, June 7.-Rentes dosed nt 53
and 62.
LIVERPOOL, June 7-Noon.-Cotton
opened firmer-uplands 8%@8>?} Or?
leans 8%; sales 15,000 balee.
IJ?VRKPOOII, June 7-Evening.-Cot?
ton clo*%d sT-ba'dft easier ^uplaada SK?
8J?; Orleans 8?^; sales 18,000 bales; ex?
port and speculation 6,000; sales on
ship named at New Orleans, middling 8.
Nsw YORK, Joue. 7-Noon.-Stocks
steady and firm. Gold doll, at 12. Go?
vernments strong nud steady. Money
easy. States dull and steady. Sterling
unchanged. , .
7 Pj M.*-Cotton easier, with sales ol
4,828 bales, at 19%. Flour-Southern
in moderate request;* common to fair
extra 6.75@7.25; good.to choice 7.30?
9.00. "Whiskey 93. Wheat firmor-win?
ter red and ambor Western 1.64@1.65;
Corn scarce and a shade firmer, at 72>?
?73>?. Bice firm, at 9@9>?. Pork
firmer, at 15.18@15.25. Lard heavy
kettle 10?<. Freights dull and declin?
ing. Gold 12^@12)^. Governments
steady abd firm. Statea dull all day;
prices nominal. Money 2@3. Ex?
change heavy.
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Wheat etoady.
Flour steady and in-improved demand;
Corn quiet-white 77@78; yellow South?
ern and, Western mixed 72@74. Pork
weak, at 18.00. Bacon activer-shoul?
ders 1%. Lard dull. Whiskey 90.
Cotton demand mostly for -speculation
middling 19?.i@19%; receipts 150 bales;
Bales 500; stock 1,093.
Mooma, June 7.-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 18Vf ; receipt? 268 bales; sales 400;
stock 19,772.
BOSTON, Juno 7.-Co?tuu dull-mid
! diing 20^4 ; receipts 10 huies; sales 700;
stock 5,500.
No UFO mt, June 7.-Cotton firm-low
middling 18)^; receipts 617 bales; sales
25; stock 3.234.
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton tending
down-middling 18?18>4; receipts 474
bales; sales 100; stock 14,911.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-Cotton quiet
middling 18jn@19; receipts 447 bales;
sales 100; stock 8,166.
WILMINGTON, June 7.-Cotton active
middling'13; receipts 60 bales; sales 60;
Btock 1,085.
AUGUSTA, Juno 7.-Cotton market
closed dull and nominal, at 17% for Liv?
erpool middling; sales ISO bales; receipts
?0.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 7.-Flour dull
and drooping-superfino 5.87(t?6.00;
double 6.37; treblo 6 50@8.00. Corn
quiet-mixed 75; white 76(a>77. Pork
is drooping, at 15.7f>r7f)16.00. Bacon
dull,-at 7?9,>6'; sugar-cured hams 13,'<j
@14>?. Lard dull-tierce 10@10)?;
keg 12?a? Sugar firm-common 9>?($
9%; good fair 10^@11. Molasses firm
fermentiug' 35@40. Whiskey dull, at
80@95. Cotton quiet-middling 18>?@
18?4'; receipts 1,188 bales; sales 0,700;
stock 80,830.
For Rent,
rilli AT desirable WAREHOUSE, adjoining
JL tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
formerly occupied by Messrs. Blal(ebj A
Gibbes; size 120 bv -10 leot. For turms, apply
to li. .I. DOONE, Agent,
MAV 31t At Ofllco of K. NV. Seibols .t Co.
State of South Carolina-Union Co.
co vii T OF F non A TE.
William Dailey, Plaintiff, vs. Jano Bailoy,
Mary Cudd, Joslin A Cadd, Thomas Batley,
Jamos Dailey, Nancy Cudd, William Cudd,
Jonathan Dibley, T. lt. Dailey, Neely Dailey
and Ellen Palmer, I)??onda?ti.-SUMMONS.
To the Defendants:
YOU aro hereby Mummoncd %nd rcquirod
to answer tho petition iu tbis action,
which is li lcd in thu orHoo of the Prubato
Judge for the said County, and to.fierro a
copy of your answer to tho said petition on
tho subscriber, at his ollice, at Union, H. C.,
within twenty days after tho service hereof,
exclusivo of tho day of such service; and if
yon fail to answor the oomplaiut within tho
time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in thia action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand?
ed ia the petition.
Dated May 15, 1871.
JAS. B. STEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Joshua Cudd, Maru Cudd and Jos. Hailey:
Tako notice that this action is commenced
fur partition of ?land, in the Probate Court in
and for tho County of Union; and that a sum?
mons in tbia notion, of - which tho foregoing is
a copy, waa tiiorlin'the office of tho Judge of
said Court, at Upton, in tho County o? jUnipn,
iu said tftftip, on. tho tun th day of May, 1671.
. UNION, May 15,1871. : ' May IQ-foy;
" GEORGE P?G? & 00.,
No, 5 N^Bhfoeder Street, llaltimore,'Md.,
' Manufacturers of -.
l'ORTADLE4i.\D STATIUNABV
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
CIRCULAR BAW Ai I Ii li S ,
CANO, M UL ? l'? WI) SASH SA W MILLS,
/I RI8T MILLS. TIMBER WUEELS, 8IIIN
Xj OLE MACHIN ES, Ao. Dealers iu Circu?
lar Haws, Bolting and Mill supplies generally,
and manufacturer's agents for Leffel's Cele?
brated Turbine Water Wheel and overy de
Gcriptisn of Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY.
S9*Sond for descriptivo Catalogued and
Prico Lints._May 23 ftfflv
' Here is the Remedy!
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS!
TAR AND WILD CHERRY!
rpniS compound is purely vegetable, and ia
_L infallible ill the cure nf
Co ii fd bb Colds, Catarrh,
Tightncaa on the Breast,"*?
Asthma. Bronchitis,.
Inflammation of tho Lungs'* r * v
j ., Consumption-, - . . .' ?
, J I // / Whooping C?ugli, etfl.v?l?
For tale only at
May 80 j 11 VUNITBH'H Drug' 8tArel
GEORG 'i?' T tfpP E B,
BEO?EE,
- Real Estate ??nd Insuranco Agont,
. ?QL.UMUIA, s. C.
. OFFICE .over W. <). Fiihor's Dru? ?toro,
opnoslto Columbia Iii.lol. M:iin H i root. May 2
Blackwell's genuino Durham Smoking To?
ba.co at POLLOCK'S.
Tho only fine Play in Card? at Poi LOCK'S.
j . jTAX ?OXIOE. r r i ?
JUchiattd?: County Tai L-dinqu?nis}
LIST of Property in Richland County, on
which Taxes have not been paid for the
year 1870: ........
COIiUlIBIA TOWNSHIP.
Alexander, John, oornor Lumber and Wa j ne.
Adams, Thomas, Blanding, between Way no.
and Gadsden.
Allon, Mrs Mary E, John Ly neb. Tr u-ttco,.cor?
ner Richardson and DU liding, .
Adams, Jesse R, 52 acres.
Ayrr.tr. ASMJ?, Lincoln, between Gervais
and Sonato.
Baldwin, Mrs L F, corner Lady and Assembly.
Baldwin, Mrs L F, Lady, between Oates and
Assembly.
Black, estate of Citarles H, Richardson, bo
tween Plain and Taylor.
Berry, M H, Assembly, between Plain and
Taylor.
Bookman. R, Gervais, South-west corner .of
, Waverly. , .. .,. . , - ? - - -
Bo])jJamoa 0, Marion, bqtw?en Lumber and
Bryce, John, estate, corner Bum ter and Bland?
ing.
Bryce, John.estate, oornor Bull and Blanding.
Bryce, Jehu, estate, 100 aerea.
Bell, Mrs F, 40 acres.
Campbell, James S, Richardson, botweeuTay?
lor and Blanding
Carr, Wm A A Co, G or vain, between Oatoe and
Lincoln.
Friedeberg, Mrs J, Lumber, between Lincoln
and Wayne.
Chisolm, Dr J J, D C Peixotto, agent, Laurel;
between Gadsden and Wayne.
Cuthbert, E, cornor Richland and Bull.
Clark, L G, corner Richland and Barnwell.
Carter, Robert, cornor Waverly.
Chambers, J S, Richland, between Bickens and
Boil.
Douglass, Wm, Gadsden, between Laurel and
Hardon.
Dent, Samuel, Pickons, between Gervais and
Lady.
Davis, R, Trustee, Henderson, between Ger
vais and Sonato.
Davis, W C, Waverly.
Casey, Wm, Lincoln, betwoon Medium ant"
Pondleton,
Edwards, N E, ooruer Marion and Pendleton
Entzmingor, F W, Assembly, between Bich
land and Lumber.
Flanigan, Patrick H, Fickons, botwoen Tayloi
and Plain.
Flanigan, Patrick H, Upper and Gist.
Flauigati, Patrick H, Kictuirdson, bctwoci
Blossom and Wheat.
Fair, Dr S, Gorvais aud Washington, am
Winn.
Fuller, P W, corner Gervais and Winn.
Foster, Peter, corner Blossom and Marion.
Fagin, Henry, country. , -
Gregg, Mrs D M, corner Taylor and Marion.
Green, Mrs J O, ooruer Taylor and Ball.
Oreen, Joseph, cornor Blossom and Wheat.
Grant, Romeo, Laurel, between Wayuo an<
Gadsden.
Gfaze, John, corner Gervais and Galen.
Gill, Mrs E, R Keenan, agont. Richland, bc
tween Williams and Huger.
Gillmoro, Ii D, Lady, between Aasombly au
Gates.
Gillmore, E D, corner Richardson and Me
dium.
Gilmore, E D, Ucudorson, between Gervai
and Lady.
Glevo, Mrs N C, Gates, between Medium an
Groon.
Grubcr. Stoveu, agent for Mrs R C, GO acres.
Greun, Solomon, country. K acre. -
Guignard, JamuB H, administrator, .Gervai:
Si.naio, Dull and Sumter. 4 aere?.
Guignard, Jarnos H, Richardson and Plain.
Guiguard, Jamos S, 3 acres.
Green, Mrs J O, Tavlor, between Pickcns an
Dull.
Hall, J L, trustee, corner Wayno and Diam
Hall, stevenson A Co, Bichardsou and Sun
ter, between Lumber and Richland.
Hunter, James, cornor Richland and Marioi
Harria; catato of Eliza, Gates, between S
natu and Gervais.
Hix, Henry, Waverly and Gervais.
Uuyne, D J, estate Graeson A Sunn, agent
'Gervais, Let ween Richardson and Assei:
bly.
Hampton, Leonora, Gates, between Pla
and Washington.
Hcnrichson, Honrv, estate, Richardeon ai
Taylor.
Haltiwanger, Mrs M E, Laurel, betwei
Gadsden and Wayne.
Harrison, Ward, 30.} acres.
Heron, Charles, Laurel, botweeu Pulaski ai
Uugor.
Hart, Henry, Richland, between Pickeus ai
Dull.
Hancock, Dr J L, fi50 acres.
Howell, J M, 60 acres.
Hitchcock, William, estate, corner Ass-.'inb
and Lady.
Hitchcock, William, Upper, Lumber, Robci
and Gist.
Jackson, Jim, Laurens, between Washingt
and Lady.
Irwin, John, corner Assembly and Greon.
Irwin, John, corner Gates, Divino and Db
som.
Jonkiue, Sam, Gadsden, between Plain a
Washington. ?
Johnson, Henry, corner Pulaski and Dial
ing.
Jenkins, Benjamin, Camden road, k aero.
Jackson, I) F, Marion, between Upper a
Lumber.
Jackson, D F, Arsenal Hill.
Kcnnody, J F, Green, between Gates and L
coln*.
Kirk. C E. Assembly and Upper.
Ruinier, Edward, Medium, Green, Huger a
Williams, 3 acres.
Killian A Fry, Plain, Washington, Huger k
Pulaski.
. Lamar, R G, trustee, 290 acros.
Leo, A Y, corner Sumter and Blanding;
Lyle?, J Fi Taylor, botweeu Marion and B
Logan, Philip, Waverly.
Lvrtoh, Dr John, Assembly, between Tl
* and Taylor.
Martin, James, Ostato, Marion, between Ri
land'and Lumber.
Marshall, Mrs A, Blanding, between Richi
SOU ?nd Somier.
Milos, E H, Tavlor, betwoen Bickens ;
Dull.
Mooro, Mrs S E, Dickens aud Plain.
Monteith, A ll, for C T M, Dull and Sum
Monteith. A li. for C T M, Rico and Tobin
Minims, John M, Lincoln and Blanding.
, Minims, John M, Blauding, botweeu Lyu
i and Wayno.
Myers, Jacob M, Lady, between Lincoln
Gates.
Marshall, Mrs Julia, Thomas Davis, trna
312 acres.
I Mitchell, Wilson, Marion and Pendleton.
: Miles, Mrs, Pulaski and Diviue.
McNameo, Susan, Cotton Town.
McAllister, W, 15 acros.
Nott, John, corner Rlohland and Wayne.
O'Connell, Rev J J, Sumter, between U\
and Lumber.
O'Connell, Miko. Richardson, between La
aud Richland.
Purvis, Cnarlottc, Gate*, between Wash
ton and Lady.
Parker, Boston, conntry.
Perkins, Albert, country.
PU-rou, Samuel, ostatc ;of, Richardson,
tween Blanding and Taylor. j1
TioKue, nimmel, estate of, Richardson,
tween Blanding and Taylor.
Prioleau, Richard, country.
QdigUiy, Mr? M, coiner Laurel and Samt;
Hay, tiru Bailie F, corner Upper and Bid!
i Bubb, William, Richardson, between J
and Cerr?is. . ,, ,
P.adclilV, (?staid**A11W{ COiaerlBbnulotof
* Asti nibly. . r -
Bo.veli, J M, Uwbardaour between Biol
and Lumber.
Kat?!?, Jt'BMo, ectftto o? Bill Waters, a
Gatos, between Sumter and Pendlet?
.Roso, Wm L, Gel vaia, bei wtt n As-eiubl,
Gates.
lioiuanatepi, Anna, couptiy.
.Smith, Jeremiah,/orher Barnwell und
her. '
Stark, airs Lamar, trust co, Sonate and Barn?
well.
Stevens, Mr? B, Tobacco, between Lincoln
\ and Oates. . . .
H to wart, C&XOU'MO, Pendleton and Medgum.
Stewart, Susan; Im m Vre r, bs tween Li?columnd
Gadsden.
Shelton, M A, corner Marion and Washington.
Smith, W G, corner Rfohlaud and Wayno.
Starling, G H, estate; Richardson, between
Green and Medium. ' ". . '
Starling, G- ii, Bios???i, Whe&t, AaSSu?b'y
and Gatea.
Starling, O B, Taylor ?nd Barnwell.
Bktfn?i J B, D O Peixotto, agent. Senate, be
. tween Lincoln and Gates.
Stevena, Aaron. Assembly, between Pendle?
ton and Medium. ' ,
Tarrar, Wm H. end of Richardson!
Taylor, John, trust?e, lower Laurel and An?
Humbly.
Taylor, Josirus, Blanding, between Lawrence
and Winn. .. . ?d ,?;.
Thomas, John, Senate, botween Lincoln-?nd
Gates.
Thompson, heirs of D L, corner Green and
Unger. >-..,-'.
Turnipseod, E P, aorocr Lady and Sumter.- I
Walker, Thoa P, Richland, between- Lincoln
and Gates.; .v ;
Walker, Thos P, 69 acres.
Ward, Mrs 8, estate cf, Lumber,.between
Sumter and Marlon.
Walton, Mrs NBS, Morrison, trustee, corner
Blanding and Wayne.
Wilson, Thoa, Lumber and Gadsden. -.'
Winn, Henry, Caradon road.
Wadkine, Mrs D B, Washington, between
Richardson ano Sumter. ? ? i . ? '
Yates, Mrs M A, W Hampton, tr aa too. Pendle?
ton, between tfuintcr and Richardson. ..
Tarrar, James, no description given on dupl??
cate. . jj. . .;
CTFSB TOW S SHIV.
Bolen, Chas J, 379 acres.
Cathcart. J W, 2 acres. . - - - !
Coogler ? Mc Kl woo, 1,161 acres.
Clark, Sylvester, 20 acres. ....
Bent, H H, 20 acres.
Elkins, Jamos, ?0 aeres.
Entzminger, Margaret, 130 acros.
Entzminger, J W, (?00 acros.
Finly, Daniel D, 260 acres, Home place.
Finly, Daniel D, 250 acres, Uppor tract.
Gibba, W M, 269 acres.
Hoffman, Jos, 850 acres.
Kelly, James, 550 acres. ;
Klapman, W, 50 acres.
Lee, Thomas, 18 acres.
Leo, Andrew, 20 acree.
Levorett, O, ustate of, 60 acros.
L iverett, M M, 72 acres.
Lockher, Lovi, 100 acres.
L?rick, James A, 120 acres.
McAlleater, J, 15 acres.
Parker, Dr J W, 100 acres.
Pierson, J S, estate of, 750 acres. i
Play, estate of, 2.000 acres.
Price, Carrie C,169 acres.
Price, J M, 105 acres.
Roach, J J, 10 aores. .- :
Roach, M, 50 aores.
Babun, Daniel, 260 acres. v
Rvan, John, 25 acres.
Smith, Anna, heirs of, 211 acres.;
Sharp, John, 122 nares.
Smith, Mrs Reuben, 1G0 acres.
Sligh, T W, 175 acres.
Bligh; M C, 400 acres. ..
Sligh, M C, 880 acree.
Sligh, M C, 1,500 acres. .
Thomas. James A, 175 acres. ,
Tlinmas, Elizabeth, 7 acres,
Unknown, 2 acres.
Wallace, William, 720 acres, by Bay Branch.
Westcott, T, estate of, 252 aerea. . ,
Welch, Lewis R, 103 acres.
Williamson, Mrs M, 14-1 acres. '
VYyrick. Jacob, by Koon, 2,400 acres.
Wyrick, Jacob, by Littiotou, 1,700 acres.
Wy ?rick, Jacob, 300 acres,
I tedman, H J, 50 acres.
Moore A Banks, 500 acres.
CEXTIIB TOWNSHIP.
Adams, J U, 300 aores.
Atkorsou, Irvin, 140 acres.
Alexander, John, 50 acres.
Atkinson, Elisha, 400 acres.
Brown, real estate of, 250 acros.
Boyer, Elizabeth, 50 acres.
Ba rah, E M, 406 xcrea.
Drown, Mary, 3UII aoros. ". fy'?i
Blizzard. J T, 100 acres.
Bell, Mrs Frances, 40 acres. i J
Belli any, Jeremiah, 28G aores. . ' V,
Dryco, Hubert, 13 acres.
Bryce, John, ostate of, 100 acres.
Brown, Kit, 120 acres.
Brown, Thomas, 190 acre?.
Bose, 200 acres.
Black. Bussell, 245 aores.
Campbell, John; 150 acres.
Coleman, Wm, 350 acros.
Chapman, W, 209 acre*.
Campboll, Mary. 3 acres.
Cooper, W C, estate of, 550 acres.
Crawford, J H, 130 aores.
Crawford, Androw, 205 acres.' ' . '
Clarkson, A J, 2} acres. '
Corder, Mary. 2U0 acres.
Corder, Elizabeth. 225 acres,
Chapman, W A, 309 aores;
Campbell, Alexander, 200 acres.
Dixon, J L, Sr, 125 acres.'
DoBrnhl, Jef.se, estate of, 1,250 acree.
Davis, J A, 180 acres.
Dorking, Gideon, 1G0 acree.
Davis, J A, 113 acres.
Dent. Jamos M, 275 acres.
Dun af ord, Robert, 296 acree. ' !
Dissiokor, J P, 74 acres.
Duren, Mrs, 1 acre.
Evana A Goggs well, 2G0 acres.
Edmonds, A Tj 700 aerea.
Edmonds, D W, 1,160 acres.
Kdmondd, Howell A W T Roberts, ??? aerea
Ferguson, 300 acres.
Feiner, James T, i acre.
Flanigan, Thomas, estate, Mrs M A Flauig:
Administratrix, 60 acree.
Flauig an, Patrick U, 500 acres.
Fetuer, A C, ll acres.
Guignard calato, J S, 1,500 acres.
Gaston, Dr, 50 acres.
Guyton, John, 500 acres.
Goggins, Daniel, 427 acres.
Gruber, Steven, 50 acros.
Gruber, Mrs M A, 60 acred.
Goff, Saudy, 312 acres.
Houdrick-s, D J, 100 acres.
Hammonds, S, estate of, bl acres.
Higgine, W J, COO aores.
Harrison. Thomas, 21} acres.
Heidt, J Hi ll acres.
Hilton, Thomas, J G Gibbes, agent, 1
acres.
Harris, John, 450 acree.
Huggins, W J. agent, 300 acres.
Hampton, Wadu, 100 acres.
iiaithcock, Franklin, 100 acres.
Howell, J H, 60 acres.
Hagons, .Mito. 496 acres.
Hammond, Q E, 400 acres.
Joues, Wm. 50 acres. '
Jones, N G. 3G0 acres.
Kerrison, E L, 77 acres. ; ni'ii
? K nuder, eaUto of John, 215 acres'. ,
I Konncrly, J L, 1,000 acres. , ?
i Law, E W, executor, IS acres.
I Latia, estate of Wm, 3 acres., .r
i Leo, Francis tt, l00 acre.?, v.,
Lovett, Willia?r, 30 acres.
Lucius, J T, 4,510 acBCSV '
L?viii; W J, Gu seres.'
Mile-, James, HS acies.
! Mi Herr os roi e*l/e*r v\ 8?*at A-at ?
! Minhiiw, William, f>3 acrcB.
I Meddling, Elizabeth, 312 acre-..
1 Milba, lt C, 12 acres.
M vors, David, 3.">') aeree.
K.M?Daoitjl..A(\dto? 900 acrei
! McDougal, M, ? ?eres.
I Mc Loud, S L, 80 nero*. .
Macbeth, Thomas, 2.V) acres.
McKlwuo, J ll, 55'J aeie.-?,. .
. Mcl'her-on, J-dui, TM aeres.
1 McPherson, Thomas, 100 seros,
i Mellen, Mr I i vat er S, 111 not?e.
, Odom, Kliu.-. W, Ss2 acros.
Fowell, Aaron, ? acres.
--g.H ? itj -..."..j_[i,-iur
PolhMb.O P..?40 aires.*. : r.'S I ' ?
Bobette, William, t?o acres'. . ?.
Ramaoy, Nathaniel, 400 acres*
Beose, Dr James A, 884 acres. ,
gicbardeon, Henry, 100 aerea. . ., .
ose, W W, ?75 acree.. ? *. . . "
l^ese, estate of JE, J G Lykos, adminlatra
tor, 1,2DO acres.
8i:ott, A, 100 acres.
Sno wc y* ?.'Sniitb, 150 acres. .'. ' . C
Belt, John 4 acre.
Benn, Henry, 50 aerea.
Sandern, Dr ti li, John English, , agent, 197
" ' ?cres.
Soay, J H, J B 8eay, agent, 3.600 ?ere?.
Seay, J II, J B Seay, administrator, 850 ?eres.
Seay, J H, J B Heay, executor, 137 acred.
BUrllog, estate G li, J G Gibbes, administra?
tor, SQQ acres.. :
Sanders,T O, Job,u English, agont, 100 acroa.
Salmons, Thomas. 50 aerea.
Salmons, estate of John,. 460 aar es.
Saunders, estate of Riobard, 35,acres.
Starling, catato or O R, 633 acroa. ?
starling, catato.of aoth, SOOaoxsa.-;
Taylor, John, 300 acres.
Taylor, W #, 36 acres. ' .''. -.' '?* \
Thomas, James S? 14* acree/: lU IO . ~
Tuaker. oetaje of Joel, 563. a dr es, ;
Terry, firs E, 220 acres. ,. < ....... >',
Wilton', ? F,'BT vauBforu, administrator,
. 824acres. - . ' - .W-e.- ? ?
Waring, Ol ark, 4f acres, i -'>) iii ' iii!
WaBier^Tbomae P. ageflt, eui ea. .ji:.
Wade, Thomas, 648.acree. .
Wallace/John, 25 acree. , .
Wilson, H A, 43 acres. ? .
Wirm, lt T, estate, 2,320 acre?; dnli . . >
Walker, Inaac. 1,125 acron. f>? ?,".'?.
Wright. PP, 456 acres., . . t, . .
Wostco^L TboB, 250 acres. ; ' ' :
Wobdroff/Dr J B, 210-axn??'' 1 - ? ."'
Wagon, Cynthia, B38 tares. ' :? f.
Yoong, Wm,"agent, 400.*ftraa* ; f
Yoong, John L, 2 acree. :. ' .... :
Yarborough,'Cl fi, ?27 ?crCS. " ,
::T LOWE r? i ow Nonrp.
Adams, Mrs Jas U. 1,600 acres. '" * " ' < . ?
Brown, Mrs Elizabeth, 190 acrcax:
Brown, Mra Elizabeth, 400 acres. -.; 4
Brown, J B, estate, 260 acres.
Bates, John, estate, 900 acres.
Blakely; Jack-?on, 60 acres. . ' . >.
Batts, Joseph, 8,999 acres. 1 1 . '.(
Bates. John, estate, 1,250 acres*
Braddy, Robert, estate, 140 acrca.
Braddy, Thoa, estate, 87 acres.
Chappell, J J, 2.550 acree. < .
Cotton, R B, 150 acres. _ .... .
Crockett, Osborn, 293 sores.,
Oartor, Joel. 06 acres. , ..,<*
Daris, Everott A Cd, 496 acres.
Kilmore, Oco, 50 acres.
Flowers, Barnes, 56 acroa. -
Kay. Joshua, 4:1 aorca. . o-. , , . .,
Gelding, Margaret, 10 aerea. t
Garner, Edmund. 291'acres". '
Gafney, Eli. 880 aoreeV
Guignard, Jas 8, os rate, LUQ>acr4av .
'Gunter, Bryan, eetato, 140 aores. .., ..
Gibson, Thoa, 60 acres. . . t
Gray, Joel, 460 acres.
Gr??n, Gain. 25 acres:"
Harrison, John, e4to,tcf 2,500 ocres.
Howe, Dr. Geo, 83 sorest- . ?? .-^W
Hopkins, J o 8,4)0 acree.- ?--. v
James, --?..astute oI.,'G10 aert?i .iV.. i
Junior, Robt, 25 acres.
Leddingbam, Mis F C, 1400 acree/*
Leddiugham, M?SB Sarah, 632aoxest
Lykes, Jesse G, 856aores, , . ',.
Ly kee, Jesse G, 682. acres.
Lykes, Josse G, 216 acree.
Leo, Wm, 49 acres- ..
McKenzie, B Wi 2C0 ?cree.
Monti-iiii iv i. .vin, 375 ??rc?j.
Motley, Mrs Rebecca, 850 acreB.
Moye, E, estate of,-37.acres. .
Murpby.Thos, 100 acree.
Motley, H A, 81 aores.
Mack, Jonas, 40 acres.
McKenzie, 8 W, 30 acres.
Neale, John, estate, 90 acree.. .. , ..
Recao. Dr J A, estate, 590 acres. ' '
HUH sell, Isaac, 33 acree.
Rawlinson, Mrs M M, 25 aerea.
Richardson, Oscar, 50 acres/
Richardson, Simon, 50 acres.
Singleton, John,estate, 2,170acres.'' ?-. . *
Singleton, C K, 1,585 aerea. - '
Stack, Mrs Elizabeth, 28 aores. ;
Sturgeon, Barah, estate, 28 acres.
Seay, J H, estate. 2.358 acree.
Shiver, William, 205 aores..
Scott, Anthony, 26 acres.
Simons, Kt, 50 acres. . Ll?loYV
Taylor A Yates, 200 acree. .? <
Townsend, Samuol, estate; 387.aor68.
Tbreewils, John A, 155 acree.
Tarar, J F. 50 acres.
Yiueou, A P, estate, 1.200 acres.
Weston, Thomas P, 946a0rea.
Weston, Isaao T,1.8IX) acres.
Wroodward, Mrs Elizabeth, 400 acres. - .'
Walker, James, 80 sores. '
Weston, Isaao T, 67 acres.
Woodward, Mrs Elizabeth, 60 acres.
Yates, Mrs L A, 50 acres.
Yon, Crapeao, 50 acree. . >?'. '<
Zoiglor, David, 50 acree.
EXTB39I05S COLUilDIA TOWSBBIT.
Canard, Alexandor. DuR and Tobacco.
Averr, Jesse; Bull and Tobaoeo.
Smart; Bili, indigo, Sumter, Medium and To?
bacco.
. EXTENSIONS OESXBB TOWXBBD?.
Sims, J C F, 148 acres.
Thornton, J aqd M, 180 acres.
Parker, W B. - acres.
Goodwin, H W, - acres.
Coter. W O, 400 acres. ? . ,
Bailey, Mrs E. [Greenfield, agent, j 40 acree.
Dorrity, Adeline, 5 acroa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pelham, O P, 640 acres. .
Diggins, Joseph, iii acres.. ?
english, Adam and Frank, 200 acres. '
Notice is hereby given that tbe whole of the
several parcels, lots and parts of lots, of real.
estate described in tho preceding list, or so
much thereof as will bo necessary to.pay the
taxes, penalties and assessments charged
titrion, will bo sold by the Treasurer of. Rich?
land County, Sooth Carolina, at hiaofuco in
said County, on tho SECOND TUESDAY
[13ib] of Juue, A. Ii. 1871, unless said-taxes,
assessments and penalties be paid before that
time; and euoh salo will bo oonttnuod from
day to day until all of said p?ranla, lots, and
p.i*rts of lots of real estate shall be sola, or
offered for este. - M. J. CALNAN,
Auditor Richland County.
May 31. A. D. 1871. . Juno 8 8
Charlotte. Col am bin and Angosta B. ?
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
COIA.-UMA, 8. C., June 1,1871.
&?m^m?T, .ss
lowing schedule will be run over thia road:
OOINd NOBTTI.
Train No. 1. Train No. 2.
Leave Augusta.9.15 A. fi. 6.00 P. M.
Leave Columbia.8.25 A. fi. 11.00 P. H.
Arrive Charlotte.8.00 P. fi. 6.30 A. fi.
. OOINO SOUTH. .? .
Train No. 1. Train rio. S.
Leave Charlotte.7.40 A. M. 8.00 P. M.
Leave Colombia_2.H0 P. M. dl.82A. M.
Arrive AngUBta-' ,7.50P. M. > 7.30 A.M.
No. 1 Traiu daily. No. 2 Train'daily, Sun?
days excepted. Doth trains make cloeo con?
nection to all points North, Sonth and Weet.
No. 1 Train nm ken dobo connection fit Rich?
mond for Virginia Springs. - ./''
Through tickets sold pod baggage checked
io all.principal points. v - - ? -. .
i The)fnmiiag} tim? of tqial rp'adjs ten ?ni*
'nut. <* s?oS?rlliarr Washington City time, aiu";
fix minutes faster limn tho tino of thia city.
E. P. ALEXANDER,
General Superintendent.
E 1?. D?nsEVj General "Freight and Ticket
Afrr nt.__J_Jone 3
Infant's Food.
?S OTHER supply ol FOOD FOR INFANTS
'j his is Just ihojood for babies. Mollien
ami examine it. nt II FIN FISH'S.
J mir 1 t Drug Store. _
Free Sonn evrry day, at ll o'clock, r.t POL
LOCK'S. . . .