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PHONIX. Let our just Censores Attend the True Event." BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 3, 1872. VOL. VII-NO. 29??? On the strength of the excitement lately oeeaeioaed ihrongaont the South, by tho announcement that rebel cotton bonds and "shinplosters" might soon have an inoreased marketable value, an enterprising ehoe-maker at Nashville, Tenn., caused an advertisement to be in? serted in the Banner, to the effect that be was prepared to give .seventy-five cents "on the dollar" for old, and fifty cents for new, issue of Confederate money. The offer proved so tempting that the street in front of his store was crowded to exoess on the following morning. Old men and old women from every pnrt of the surrounding eountry were on hand with carpet-bags and valises, containing paper representing thousands of dollars. The first man who entered the store had a parcel of some $200,000, and his ntter astonishment may be better imagined than described when the audacious Crispin drew the pile toward him, and paid over to the owner one-half the amount in notes ot precisely the same value and issue. For the reason that few men like to allow themselves to re? main the only victims of such a huge joke, the fun was oontinuod for several days, much to the amusement of those* who had been in the secret from the first, and to the disgust of certain sharp ones who had been so far misled as to have attempted a "corner" in the market. SPRING SUITS AND CAMBRICS.-Jennie June, in her "fashion gossip," already writes of spring wear, and says: "Moat of the spring suits in prepara? tion are mad? np with the Queen Marga? ret polonaise, the waist of which is cut with a spring and forma a small waist at the baok. There are others, the upper garments to which are ont in the Gabri? elle polonaise style, that is, whole in front, with ornamental bows or rosettes and simulated basque back. The most stylish of theso upper dresses are cut very long and are very little trimmed. The under suit, for example, is rather long and perfectly plain; the upper dress reaches within a quarter of a yard of the bottom of the lower skirt at the baok, and is simply cut out in wide, shallow scollops and bound; some are looped only on one side; some are not looped up at all. The pretty striped cambrics and peroales, which always make their appearance with the first of the crocuses and snow-drops, oannot bo put to better nae than making them up into long, sack morning dresses, with or without a deep flounce, sewn to, not pnt in the skirt, or into rather long skirts, and 8aoques simply finished with abroad hem and belted in with a bow at the baok of the belt. In tho latter form they can be worn as summer street dresses in the country." LorAi/ir.-This word, which should never have found its way into the po? litical vocabulary of a free republic, is fast losing ita magic power, and may now be considered at a discount. The Supreme Court, in its decision against the Drake amendment, has completely set it aside as a protection to Government robberies, and the Court of Claims has kioked it out of its witness stand. It is not necessary now that a man should have always been "loyal" in order to get bis rights, and, in point of faot, we may consider the fourteenth amendment im? posing political disabilities, as among the things that were. Tho pardoning Sower of Andrew Johnson, exeroiscd efore the adoption of the amendment, knooks the whole thing out of breath. Under the late Supreme Court decision, the people of the States may elect whom they please to office, whether exeoutive, legislative, or judicial. We are all loyal now, at least until we aro sent to Con? gress, where they respect no law, human or,divine. That is the only place on this broad continent whero a Southern man is not a freeman and in tho full enjoyment of all his rights under the constitution.-Savannalt Republican. "GOING WEST-AND GIVING IT UP. The Baltimore American makes this statement: Those who have a hankering after the oheap lands of the far West, should give attention to a fact, reported by a gentle? man, who says he has boen in tho United States Land Office for Ave years, that "about one-half the homestead entries made are abandoned, and the land en? tered by others; in many oases the entry is abandoned three or four nineo before coming into the possession of persons who hold it permanently. Proof of six months abandonment is sufficient to have the entry canceled." This alone, and there is no reason to doubt the fact stated, should convince those who have but small means, how poor are their chanco of sucoess in regions where, if there are neighbors to be found, every one has us much as he can struggle under in his efforts to offeot a "clearing;" and hence if sick ess or accidents of any kind should overtake the settler, what an amount of sorrow and trouble, and finally a loss of all the labor that may have been performed, must finally attack those who seek their fortunes in those desolate regions. General P. D. Gook died at his resi? dence, near Doko, B.C., on Friday morn? ing last, of pneumonia, in the seventy fifth year of his age. Fresh Garden Seeds. PEAS. Beana, Corn, Cabbage, and every variety of fresh and genuine BeedB, for sale by FISHER ic BILLI M AN, Druggiata, Jan 20_Opposite Colombia Ilotol. New Books. THE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, by Bish? ops and other Clergy of tho Anglican Church, Vol.1. $5. Annt Jane's Hero, by Author of Btopping Heavenwards. $1.50. Hannah, a nowNovol, by Miss Moloch. 50c. Jan 14_DUFFIE tc CHAPMAN. Foreign Drafts, FOR salo at New York rates, at THE CITIZENS' SAV1NQ8 BANK. Mutilated Currency BOUGHT at a moderato dlaconnt, at THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK. Booton Whiskey. ONE puncheon "FINEST OAMPBELTON," ot my own direct importation, vis New York. Thia, by actual teat, ia 19 per oent. over proof, and ia pronounced by all who havo teated or tasted it, aa tho ducat ever brought to Colombia. ALSO, Foll atook old WINES and BRANDIES. Holland OIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch. Eng? lish and German ALES, London and Dubhu PORTER, CUItACOA and MARA8CBINO. Moot and Chaudon CHAMPAGNES, of tho famous vintage, 1868-finest of the century. Reasonable prices and full satisfaction gua? ranteed. GEO. 8YMMEK8. Feb 8_ LOOK TO YOUB INTEREST, AND Get the Best ! gatf^^k MY lino of WATCHES le ^Sffrt^SKk now ^u11 Rnt? complote, and MKSatiate^*^*- the publia may depend on getting the best at tho lowest possible figures, as my facilities aro auch that I defy competi? tion from any market. I have also in atoro and constantly arriving all the nowoat atylea of Ladies1 Seta, in Dia? mond, Coral, Cameo, Etruscan, Gold, Jet, Ac; elegant deaiguB in Oh ainu, Bracelets, Charma, Lockets, Ac; tho latest and moat beautiful patterns in solid Silver and heavy Plated Ware-Gooda suited for bridal, holiday and other presentations. Repairing in all brancbea. by tho boat work? men and at reasonable ratea. ISAAC 8?LZBAOHER, Oct 13_Columbia Hotel Row. CLOTHING HOUSE OF * CHILDS & WILEY A RE daily receiving tho finest READY A. MADE CLOTHING, for old and young gentlemen, that have ever been offered In this market. No custom-made can surpass, and hut few eau oqual them, in etylo, and finish, and price. HATS. We sell tho beat, at lower rate .'ian those who don't buy from tho manufac T3direct. SHIRTS. We keep the Star and True I ,nstautly on hand, and will take ordere f< .if dozen or more, and narrant a fit. UNDER-WEAK in all variotie RUBBER CLOTEI2. r. GLOVES-Leather, Buck, Kid, Dog, Rat and Seal. Bargains to be had In GLOVES. NECK WEAR-all styles. Plain and fancy Linen and Papor OOLLARS. Sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-Gold and somo that won't coin. We will tako Greonbacka at par for all these._Sept 26 Blood and Liver Fills. TO euro SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach, Dizziness or Vertigo, Bad Taste in tho Mouth, Biliona Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Nervousness, Constipation, Pain.s ia tho Breast and Back, Kidney Affections. To euro all Disorders of tho Liver. To Regulato tho Bowel?. To Purify the Blood. . To give uew lifo to the whole System, tho Blood and Livor. Cannot be surpassed. Try only ono box; you will bo convinced. For salo only at HEINITSH'S Jan G _Drug Store. LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST, AND Get the Best, BUT GO TO THE BEST PLACE. s-o WE claim to havo one of thc finest V^k stocks of WATCHES, of all best Eng ?uJ?11 sb, Swiss and American makers. With Diamonds and other fino Jewelry, our stock is large, and we are going to soil tho Goods. REPAIRING and ENGRAVING, in al branches, by tho best of workmen. WM. GLAZE, Nov 19 Formerlv Glaze A Hadolifte. WATCHEST CLOCKS AND JE WELBY. ,~? I nAVE on hand a select_ y?H etock of WATCHES. JE WEL-^ SS S" Jfcj&RY, CLOCKS, SILVER and PLATED WAKE, which I will dispose nf at most rea? sonable pricoa. Also, SPECTACLES to suit all agoa. I REPAIRING in my lino dono promptly and on good terms. All artioles and work warranted "o bo as ropre8ontod. GEO. BRUNS, 2d door below PHOENIX office, Main street. Pot 29_ Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamps! ALL DENOMINATIONS for sale at the usual disconnt, at tho SOUTH CARO LINA BANK AND TRUST CO._Dec 7 Diamond Hams. 5CASKS Davis' colobratod DIAMOND, jost roceivod, and for sale at a reduced price, at P. CANTWELL'!?, Maiu street. Feb io t_ IQhoice Potatoes! Choice Potatoes! ! BRESEE'S PEERLESS NO. 6 and EARLY ROSE POTATOES. WITHOUT exception, BRESEE'S PEER? LESS and EARLY ROSE are tho host seedlings for main crop. No bettor potato ?an be planted. I havo a fino lot selected first with regard to alze and quality. For salo by E. H. UEINITSH, Jan 2i f_Droggist._ Just Received, ALARGE number Of fine KENTUCKY MULES, which may bo aoen at Oharlos Logan's Stables, corner Senate and Assembly streets. W. S. Sc J. M. TALBOT. Jan 13_ For Sale. n_ A LOT of fine Kentucky A ft^m MULES and HORSES, just ar-mjif f*j? rived. Call at /TT 1 fela?& DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On Assomldv street. New York Exchange BOUGHT and sold, at THE CITIZENS1 SAYINGS BANK WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machines. HIGHEST PREMIUM By Cominittee of Practical Machinists. THE simplicity, durability, easo of manage? ment and great ranga of work of tbis Machine has made it tbo universal favorite, and leading family Sowing Macbine for more than twenty years, and boneo it is no experi? ment to buy one. For salo on monthly instalments, second door below Pncssix office, Columbia, 8. C., by A. J. PU RSL EY, Fob 27_Agont for Pnrsloy <fc Trump. WE HAVE RE-ORGANIZED OUR And secured the services of a FIRST GLASS CUTTER. And as tho season is lato, and onr stock of CASSIMERES Largo, will MU UP MINTS AT REDUCED'RATES, {And Quarantee Satisfaction. Our Ready-Made Stock of Clothing, Hats and Fur? nishing Goods Is still largo, and deduction in price will be made to reduce it. Wc aro still taking orders for Shirts, warranting a flt. If you want nice goods, givo us a call, R. & W. C. SWAFPIELD. January 18_ AT COST v.\D CARRIAGE ! We offer from this date our entire Stock of CLOAKS and FURS, at cost and carriage. Call at once and get a bargain from PORTER & STEELE. Jan 22 JCorn and Oats. 1AAA BUSHELS WHITE CORN, . UULF 300 bushels FEEDING OAT8, n'^L^oJo^^J-Caj^1,_E^ HOPE. New Books, by Express, For Sale ai Brunn A ifeCarler'a. SEVEN DECADES OF THE UNION. By Henry A. Wise. $2. Lifo and Times of John Wesley, Fonnder j of the Methodists. By L. Ty or m an, London. History of tho Working and Burgher Classes. By Cassapnao. 12 50. Winifred Cumhormedo, a Story hy George McDonald. $1.75. Charactor. By Samuel Smiles, tl.60. Svstematio Theology. By Charles Hodgo, D.D. Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around tho World. ALSO, A number of now London NOVOIB. cheap. Also, now standard works. Jost published. Copartnership-Fisher & Stillman. IHAVE this day associated with mc, in the Drug and Apothecary business, Mr. L. T. SILLIMAN, a gradnato of Philadelphia Col Ingo of Pharm ar v. Tho name and nt vie of tho firm will ho FISHER & SILLIMAN. ' W. C. FISHER. JASUAUT 1G, 1872._ Jan 20 Buffalo Tongues, NEW sugar-ourod HAMS, Breakfast Strips, Smoked Boof, for sale low. E. nOPE. Richland County Delinquent Land List, for tile Year 1871. Adams, James U., estate, 40 seres, 3 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Adatas, James U., estate, 300 acres, Contre Township, 1871. Adams, Thomas, 1 lot, 1 building, Gadsden, between Richland and Lum? ber, 1871. Adams, Mrs, A. E., 200 acres, 1 build? ing, Blaff Plantation, 17 miles, 1871. Alexander, John, 51 acres, 1 building, Contre Township, 1871. Allen, John M., estate, 1 lot, 1 build? ing, corner Blanding and Barnwell, '71. Allen, James M., 1 lot, 1 building, oorner Lady and Oates, 1871. Allen, James M,, 1 lot, Richardson, between Lady and Washington, 1871. Alston, John, 1 lot, 1 building, Lin? coln, between Gervais and Senate, 1871. Avery, Greek, 82J? aorea, 2 buildings, no location given, 1871. Ash, Frank, 1 lot, corner Green and Lincoln, 1871. Atkinson, J. W., 50 acres, 1 building, Centre Township, 1871. ? nderson, Mrn. John Jacob, 1 lot, Gates, between Senate and Pendleton, 1871. Alston, Carolina, 1 lot, Gervais, be? tween Barnwell and Winn, 1871. Archer, George, 1 lot, near Secgers' Brewery, 1871. American Baptist Homo Missionary Society, 4 acres, 1 building, extension ol Taylor, 1871. I Adams, N., land, Lower Township, '71, Black, Charles H., 1 lot, Richardson, between Plain and Taylor, 1871. Black, J. Russell, 115 acres, Centn Township, 1871. Bank of tho Stato, 1 lot, Richardson between Gervais and Lady, 1871. Bates, Joseph, 3,990 acres, 29 build ings, Lower Township, 1871. Bates, John, estate, 300 acres, Lowe Township. 1871. Bates, John, estate, 1,250 acres, 1! buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Bates, Joseph, 2 acres, 3 buildings Lower Township, 1871. Barry, William, 2 lots, corner Rico am Henderson, 1S71. Barsh, E. M., 400 acres, 3 buildings Centre Township, 1S71. Bartlett, M. T., 1 lot, 1 building Lincoln, between Plain and Taylor, '71 Brown, Charles, 1 lot, 1 building extension Taylor street, 1871. Brown, Thomas, 275 acres, neo Mackey Pond, 1871. Brown, Rial, estute, 250 acres, Centi Township, 1871. Brown, Murv, 300 ucres, Centre Towi ship, 1871. Brown, Thomas, 190 acres, 1 building Centre Township, 1871. Brown, E. R., 120 acres, Centro Towi ship, 1871. Brown, Rial, 30 acros, 1 buildin] Lower Township, 1S71. Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, 190 acres, buildings. Lower Township. 1871. Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, 400 acres, buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Beckwith, Harriet E., 25 acres, 1 built ing, Centro Township, 1871. Beckwith, Harriet E., 100 acres, Cei tre Township, 1871. Beard, S., administrator, Hot, 1 boil ing, corner Richland and Assembly, 187 Beard, 3., administrator, 1 lot, oom Richland mid Richardson, 1871. Beard, H., administrator, 1 lot, I viue, Huger. Pulaski and Green, 1871. Blizzard, John, CAS acres, 4 building Centre Township, 1871. Bruzell, Nancy, 03 acres, 2 building Centre Township, 1S71. Braddy, estate Robert, 140 nert Lower Township, 1871. Bethany, Jeremiah, 230 ncres, Cent Township, 1871. Boss, 100 acres, Centre Township, "t Bookman, R., 1 lot, Gervais, corn Waverley, 1871. Boyles, estate E. V., 1,180 acres, buildings, Crane Creek, 1871. Boyles, Mrs. Eliza Jano, 190 acres buildings, Upper Township. 1871. Bryan, Amanda, 1 lot. Tobacco, I tween Barnwell ami Henderson, 1871. Bryan., London, 50 acres, Lower Tov ship, 1871. Brooks, Henry, 1 lut, Henderson, 1 tween Rico and Tobacco, 1871. Byors, heirs S.. 1 lot, 1 buildii Lincoln and Upper, 1871. Bryce, estate John, 1 lot, cori Sumter and Blanding, 1871. Bryce, estate John, 1 lot, corner B und Blanding, 1871. Bryce, estate John, 100 acres, count 1871. Bryce, Robert, 13 acros, 2 hnildin Centre Township, 1871. Bryce, Miss Jane, 1 lot, 1 buildii Richardson, between Blossom a Wheat, 1871. Boatwiight, B., 1 lot, Blanding, tween Gadsden ami Wayne, 1871. Bond, S. L., 1 lot, 1 building, con Winn and Wushington, 1871. Black, Isaac, 1 lot, Gates, betwi Gervais and Lady, 1871. Brown, Jim, 1 lot, llardou, near Brewery, 1871. Brown, Wm., laud, Lower Towns! 1871. Barber, Katu, and Mack Washingt land, No. 35 Hopkins' Tract, 1871. Carduzo, F. L., 1 lot, corner Gads? and Blanding, 1871. Carter, Elizabeth, 225 acres, 2 bu inga, Centro Township, 1871. Calder, Jacob, 1 lot, 1 building, Ga between Gervais and Senate, 1871. Campbell, Mai y and Sarah, 21 nc Centre Township, 1871. Campbell, John, 225 aores, Centre Township, 1871. Campbell, Mary, 3 acres, 1 building, Centre Township, 1871. Campbell, Aleck, 200 aores, 2 build? ings, Centre Township, 1871. Campbell, lt., 400 aores, 6 buildings, Centre Township, 1871. Carrington, Nelson, 53 acres, Centre Township, 1871. Chapman, W. A., 209 aores, Centre Township, 1871. Chambers, S. W.. 1 lot, 1 building, Richland, between Piokens and Bull, '71. Childs, Johnston Sc Willard, 1 lot, 1 bnilding, corner Laurel and Assembly, 1871. Childs, Johnston Sc Willard, 1 lot, 1 building, Upper, the Brodio house, 1871. Clarke, LC, 1 lot, Bichland and Barnwell, 1871. Crawford, J. H., 130 acres, Centre Township, 1871. Cooper, Burrell, 50 acres, Wallace's Tract, 1871. Cooper, Thomas B., 300 acres, 2 build? ings, Cuntre Township, 1871. Corder, Elizabeth, 225 acres, 2 build? ings, Centro, Township, 1871. Coleman, Wm. J., 80 aores, 2 build? ings, Centre Township, 1871. Collins, Michael, 1 lot, 1 building, Gervais, between Lincoln and Gatos, '71. Covsart, Mrs. Josephine, 1 lot, 1 building, Blossom, between Bichardson and Assembly, 1871. Coker, estate J. M., 132 acres, 4build? ings, no location given, 1871. Cooglor, estate C., 500 acres, Upper Township, 1871. Cook, Arohie, 1 lot, 1 bailding, Wal? lace, near Waverley, 1871. Cuthbert, E., 1 lot, 1 building, cornel Bichardson and Bull, 1871. Craig, J. H., 1 lot, Richardson, be? tween Washington and Lady, 1871. Corbin, Henry, 1 lot, Blossom, be tween Bichardson and Assembly, 1871. Columbia Oil Co., 1 lot, 1 building, Wheat, Bioe, Gadsden and Lincoln, '71 Campbell, Bob, land, no locatioi given, 1871. Carter, Thomas, 1 lot. Blossom, be tween Huger and Pulaski, 1871. Carter, Thomas; 1 lot, Lumber, be tween Lincoln and Gates, 1871. Danniels, Harriet, 52 acres, (no loca tion given,) 1871. Dalloy, Mrs. Mary, 53>.< acres, 2 build inga, Centre Township, 1871. Dawkins, Gideon, 160 acres, 1 bnild ing, Centre Township, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 100 aores, 2 buildings Centre Township, 1871. Davis, Jas. A., 180 acres, 4 buildinge Centre Township, 1871. Davis, Sancho P., 1 lot, 1 building Divine, between Gatesand Lincoln, 1871 Davis, Sancho P., 1 lot, corner Di vine and Gates, 1871. Davis, Jeannette, 25 acres, 1 building Centre Township, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, Richardson, bc tween Laurel nnd Richland, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, 1 building, R ohardson, between Plain and Taylor, '71 Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, corner Richart son and Plain, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, Richardsoi Gervais and Lady, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, Assembly, bi tween Plain and Taylor, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, 1 building Laurel nnd Marion, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, Plain and Ban well, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, c .mer Gerva and Pulaski. 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, 1 buildinj Sumter, between Taylor and Blandinj 1871. Davis, Thomas, 1 lot, 1 building. A sembly, Gates, Tobacco and Indigo, 187 Davis, Thomas, 450 aores, 6 building Upper T? wuship, 1871. Davis, Themas, 770 sores, 4 building Upper Township, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 4,000 acres, 14 boil ings, Lower Township, 1871. Davis, Everett Sz Co., 496 aores, buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Davis, Thomas, 100 acres, 2 building Centre Township, 1871. Davis, Houry, 1 lot, Bice, botwei Barnwell and Henderson, 1871. Dont. H. H., 20 acres, 4 building Upper Township, 1871. Dent, B. P., 169 aores, Centre Tow ship, 1871. Dent, James M., 275 aores, 2 buil inga, Contra Township, 1871. DeSaussure Sc Hope, 150 acres, no 1 cation given, 1871. DeBrnhl, Jesso, estate, 1,250 nen Contre Township, 1871. Doveraux, John, 5 aores, 1 buildic Centre Township, 1871. Dial, J. C., 1 lot, 1 building, Asso bly, between Pondleton und Sonate, " Di8eker, J. P., 74 acros, Centre To? ship, 1871. Dixon, J. Lee, Sr., 125 acres, 8 hui inga, Centro Township, 1871. Dougherty, Wm. C., 1 lot, 1 buildii corner Plain and Bull, 1871. Doherlv, Joe, ostato, 42 acres, Cen Township, 1871. Dm atv, Llsbocea, 10j"' acres, no < soriplioii, 1871. Dukes, Philip, 1 lot, 1 bnildiug, c ncr Plain and Gadsden, 1871. Dukes, E. A., 30 acree, 1 buildii Centro Township, 1871. Duusford, Robert. 296 acres, Lo\ Township, 1871. Davis, Mrs., 1 lot, 1 bnildiug, cori Richardson aud Wheat, 1871. Dowdy, Joshua, 1 lot, Medium, tween Assembly and (roten, 1871. DcSausssre, Bil!, land, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Davin, John, land, No. 20 Hopkins' Traot, 1871. Edwards, N. E , 1 lot, 1 building, Ma? rion, between Senate and Pendleton, '71. Elkins, James, 36 aures, 1 building, Upper Towuship, 1871 Ellis, Mrs., lot, Oaten, between Se? nate and Pendleton, 1871. English, Adam god Frank, 100 acres, Centre Township, 1871. English, Adam and Frank, 100 aeres, Centre Township, 1871. Elkins, Wm., 600 acres, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Entzmiager, Margaret, 130 sores, 2 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Evans, J. W., 50 aeres, 1 building,' Lower Township, 1871. Elmore, George, 1 "lot, 1 building, Lumber, between Marion and Ball, '71 - Faust, Henry, 47 aores, 2 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Fair, estate Dr. Samuel, 2 lots, 1 build? ing, Gervais to Washington, Winn and Barnwell, 1871. Fetner, John A., 1 lot, 1 building, near Seegers' Brewery, 1871. Ferguson, Adolph, 800 acres, Lower Township, 1871. Fen ly, D. D., 250 acres, 5 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Fenly, D. D., 150 acres, 3 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Fenly, W. J., 50 acres, 1 building, Upper Township, 1871. Fielding, Kev. John P., 1 lot, 1 build? ing, Plain, between Bull and Pickens, 1871. Fielding, Bev. John P., 157 acres, 3 buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Fielding, Bev. John P., 1 lot, Bich? ardson, between Blnnding and Laurel, 18G8, 1869, 1870, 1871. i Pickling, F. W., 1 lot, 1 building, Plain, between Bichardson and Snmter, 1871. Fleming, Mrs. S., 1 lot, 1 building, corner Assembly and Green, 1871. Fleming, estate James T., 1 lot, To? bacco, Bioe, Marion and Bull, 1871. Forrest, Minta, 50 aores, no location given, 1871. Foster, Peter, 1 lot, 1 building, corner Blossom and Pulaski, 1871. Fox, James, 53 aores, 6 buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Frazier, John, & Co., 4,153 acres, 21 buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Faller, P. W., 1 lot; 1 building, cor? ner Gervais and Winn, 1671. Gaffney, Eli, 880 aores. Lower Town? ship, 1871. Garner, Edmnnd, 291 aores, 5 build? ings, Lower Township. 1871. Gantt, Othello, 1 lot, 1 building, Sam? ter, between Blossom and White, J 871. Gaston, Dr., 50 acros, 1 building, Lower Township, 1871. Gates, Jessee, 100 acreB, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Gilley, David, 144 acres, 3 buildingp, Lower Township, 1871. Gibson, Thomas, 60 acres, Lower Township, 1871. Gibbes, W. M., 269 acres, 2 buildings, Upper Township, 1871. Gibbes, Mrs. Susan, 50 aores, 2 build? ings, Centre Township, 1871. Gibbes, Jamos G., 1 lot, Plain, be? tween Richardson and Sumter, 1871. Gibbes, James G., 1 lot, corner Barn? well and Washington, 1871,. Gibbes, James G.. 1 lot, 1871. Gibbes, Anna, IGO'.i acres, no Ic catie n given, 1871. Greenwood, Jan: es, l'Ilot, Harden ex? tension, 1871. Groen, Mrs. J. C., 1 lot, 1 building, corner Taylor and Bull, 1871. Green, Mrs. J. C., 1 lot, 1 building,' Taylor, between Bull and Picken?, 1871. Green, Joseph, 1 lot, 1 building, As? sembly, between Blossom and Wheat, '71. Green, Solomon, }X acre, Wallace's Tract; 1871. Graber, Mri. M. A., 60 acres, Centre Township, 1871. Gruber, Stephen, 50 acres, Centre Township, 1871. Gruber, Stephen, agent for Mr.?. A. Gleavea, 1 lot, 1 building, Gates, be? tween, Medium and Green, 1871. Glover,. W. N , 210 aores-, Centre Township, 1871. Goodwyn, Isauc, 1 lot, 1 building, Lumber, between Lincoln and Gadsden. Goodwyn, J. D , 50 aores, Lower Township, 1871. Goodwyn, W. S., estate, 1 lot, Assem? bly, between Laurel and Richland, 1871. Goodwyn, Charles, 1 lot, Upper, be? tween Piuckney and Gist, 1871. Goings, G., or Smith, 44 acres, 1 building, Centre Township, 1871. Goff, A. C., or J. C., 202 acre?, 4 buildings, Centro Township, 1871. Guit?n. David, 500 ocrea, Centre Township, 1868, 1869, 1870, 1871. Gooding, H W, 60 acres, 1 building , Lower Township, 1871. Goggins, Daniel, 427 acres, Centre Township, 1871. Gurley, estate Crosar, 1 lot, 1 build ; iug, cornor Richardson aud Blossom, '71. Guit?n, John, 500 acres, Centre Town? ship, 1871. Gnignard, estate J S, 1,150 acres, 13 buildings, Lower Township, 1871. Guignard, estate J. S., sr., 1,500 aores, Lower Township, 1871. Gnuter, estate Brynn, 140 acres, Lower Township, 1871. Glaze, Dook, 1 lot, 1 building, Gates, botween Gervais and Senate, 1871. Green, Bobert, 1 lot, Barnwell, be? tween Lady and Washington, 1871. Griffin, Doctor, roal estato, no loca? tion givon, 1871. Gregg, estate Col. Maxoy, 1 lot, cor? nor Blossom and Bull, 1871. Goodwyu, James, land, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Goodwyn, Rachel, lund, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Goodwyu, Ben, land, Lower Town? ship, 1871. Goodwyn, Alfred, laud, Lowor Town? ship, 1871. Goodw'yD, Wallaoe, land, Lower Township, 1871. Hawkins, Miss Ellen, 200 aores, 3 boildiugs, Uppor Township, 1871. CONCLUDED ON FOURTH TAOS.