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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
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81 believe it to be the greatest hene6t in
the way 81 machinery that has ever been IN
troduced IN our State" So says Of il one
the highest officials in Michigan.
Lambs Hand Loom.
tit 10 destined to entirely rev ,lntionise
the cost Of farmers and other family clothing
(Chicago Tribune.
lambs Hand Loom.
"This invention IL Of the greatest PRACTICAL
utility 10 not only farmers butte the public
generally.'-[Kalamasoo Telegraph
Lambs Hand Loom.
ut 10 one Of tho nest and mott reliebls In
ventions that has ever been brought before
the public "-KAlsmasoo Gazette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
at hehoove' our farmers 70 put them to
work making up 4 ods for homo wear; il 10
simple and entirely practical Paw
True Northernsp.
Lambs Hand Loom.
"rnce more we can ciothe ourselnes and
our Families IN garments that hsve wEAR
Press.
Ad1uO . x1000 - Ou1.
IL bids fair 70 become ~ universal oia tie
nowsr."-Mich. Farmer.
Lambs Hand Loom.
II 10 surprising even to the inventor and
nauufactursrs Of this machine the favor
IL meets with. particularly among the fsrm-
lug community. II ssctious whore they are
being inlrodscsd every ssessds o. thru fAr
msr 10 buying one, and they say that with
them 1.-THE women folks in the houses are Ac-
tually eaFniug moro money from day to day
than the boat men folks out in the 6sld."
They can b worked winter or simmer By
women, men or even BY boys and girls dos
en- years old, No skiIis required in working
Il than % the old looms, than which II
weAves hrmer nicer and thicker goods. and
six times 90 fast TuazIro = SMALL cRAxK
does the whole work u weaving thus lets o.
the warp, winds up the cloth, trssds the
treadles takes up the temples, throws the
shuttle and beats up The lay or bsttes. 4
complete quilting apparatus goes with each
machine, also quilts, steel reed, metal eyed
harness, rather, shuttle harness hook, warp
beam and hsrs. II 10 gotten mp for service
and durability, and 10 fully warranted. A
book Of instruction goes with each machine.
The weight 10 $50 pounds, freight from - 90
to$4O0, according to distance from Chicago
warp on beams, ready for use, and In large
or small quantities, Ne keep for sale at euS-
rent pricas. Il occupies only shout the
space Of "a ordinary breakfast table Only
one draw NIT 10 required to make oil kinds
Of goods with the same warp. Any enc who
can put warp in IN old loom can put one In
shis without instruction. II weavss ysans.
6atiuets Twesds Linssy, Plain Cloth, Blank
q Twill, Seamless Bags BsIno'sl Skirts &c>
10. sn
PRICE or LOOM COMPLETE 4lOO or,
dsrs solicited from Illinois, Wiseensin, Mich
isan, Iowa, ladisna, Chicago Psnasy lvania.,
Parties wishing = buy eouaty right fsb
their nsnufssturs er.sals spply by letter 81.
Otherwise 70 undsrsigned. Lettere efinQuiry
must sneloee stanp.
Address ELLIOT BRANeON, Cen. Ag'h
12o Lake ssesst Chiseoe nliasas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Goes Dyspepsia Cur :.

Is prepared by the originator Of ,he 7-ilv
celebrated Goes Cough Ralsam Y s."
never prepared a medicinal ar,e5t f.. nh-
lie and general use but what has ~ he
strongest tests, and has ALWAYS Dor he
palm Of victory over every disease las
been certified to cure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures DYSPEPSIA without fail.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Nausea AT Stomach.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures Cramps and Colo pains.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl
Cures Cholera Mo, bus every time.
GOES DYSPEPSIA cUREl
Cures Indigestion as snre as you takei it.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures Heartburn and Headache.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE |!
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !!
Is asocereign remedy for al diseases Of
the STOMACH and BOWELS
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Cuoes FEVER and AGUE-Let those Attic,
ed with this malaiy try it.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Cures instantaneous'y- and you do not have
to waita week to see its e1ec,
GOES DYSPEPSIA IRE
IL the greatest appetizer ever kNe~"-'
only creates the appetite, but ensh}'s you to
easily digest y5u' fool
GOES DYSpEPSTA CURE
Is recommended by all the leading '.'4'
clans.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure
Is an invaluable friend to all who ar week
debilitatsd, and in low state 4 no mai
act on.
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s..tss..cers. sftensi0n! xndlscre.
ITEMS Os' sOn::A

r,. p,,,,s 81 s~.,,;,,s
-, aa,.,,.I, !, .,i,.,s. ~, c,rsI - s..
,.:,,. - ma ~.
.,, $50 -; 49,, - ~. min !.
-, 49,.
....L ~, -
MI ~, -.,no..
-. -
n., :, III,
.t.,.. IN bad cases to
4.. .., ,.c- ax,..ucIp
-, a.. s So ,..., ...l,rn nr
s,..s.os
..;,a. -,
80 80. 80
pa. ~, n; .t,,.a.
..,l;mm.,;.,.,,
=; . .'nself with this
~. should be thrus
u round il, then
IN from his KNAPP
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Wheat, Pork, Game

and I'll kinds Of Country Produce, purchased
et the Psoplss' Store, Tor which the highest
market price will be paid'
Galley : Johnston.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

- -. .tsY =. Al 7Agsch
PEOPLE SGR0tlRYSf0Rl!
Where you can buy the best class Of Gro
ccries At the lowest figures.
The Prcprissor keeps constantly for sale IN
ample supply ct
Oysters, CLAIMS, Sardi,,es, Apples
Broom Sugar,
Crust Sugar, Iyumes,
Dried apples. Figs,
Cheming d Smoking Tobacco,
Cigars, TIA, C2fee Dates,
Saleratns, Hturch, Soap,
Cundies, Raisi,ss,
Molasses,
And oil other kinds Of Groceries needed In
his market.
He has just received .
Large Fsesh supply o.
Sugar. Coffee and Fancy Candies. nd now -
the time 10 procure these at 'owest pris 10
Cash.
VI. COCHRAN.
Toledo, June goth, 1861. n33-v3t
ACARD TO INYALID3
A Clergyman. whilc residing in South
America A. > Missionary. discovered . safe
aud simple remedy for che Cure ot Nerveaa
Weakness, Early decay, Diseases Of tho Ur-
mary AMI Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders hroSght on by haneful
and vicious habits. Great number. have
been alreads cured By this noble remedy
Prompted BY desire to beEeAt tho aniict-
Cd and unfortunate, I will send The recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. in
seslsd envelope, 70 any one sbo needs u,
Free Of Charge,
Please inclose : stamped envelope, I'd.
dressed to yourself.
JOSEPH. INMAN.
6rAfios D, DIsLE HOUSE,.
Nss York Cisy.
van86iy
Ayers 6aa saparj1as.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
v5n6w6,
general LAND AGENCY,

The undersigned are now p, epare'l to buy
and sci! Real Estate, both improved and un.
improved. pay taxes, Tent land examine titles
make conveyGncts ard attend generally 10
any matters crtainIng 10 the ownership Or
conveyance of real Estate IN his AMI the
adjoining counties. We have choice lat of
lands for 50 e u, prices within re .@e.A T
La
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
The only legally licensed
land agents i'm this CONN.,

Almost all strangers coininr he So nesn
us to buy, thus giving us incr asel iacijiti Is
ever nil others for selling We s'icit f.,.ot
residents who desire % sell! corrcet la.e..ir
ton Of their lands 9Th q Iarsi ! 80. ,s,n.t
Of the quality. sinltsn, iistsae It.a
her or amount or timber ,~4.& #Hf #r
ments price x terms I -ate 4t @83s.g.
or ~ man - rla>f { Av.Hia5 &ff. saatsc=
to furnish buyrss OH / l3 1: 13.
held at reasonable prices ia. 1921
ing in your lescri n,ios,s naah H.. lI:., .is..s.
es some chance IS lost
Gk.luIM y NELSON.
ven33
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12
Goes dyspepsia Cure

IL an invaluable friend to ALI who ar we.s
debilitatsd, and in low state Il no mai
act on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

rbe r.. g..~ets,sls And Experience
nF !, EsayDUS INVALID
Il Published f,,tha b.ae6. ~ ~ . cAntior.
{, vaun~ ae.. 80! athe-s, y! hu suffer from,
!, .eee@ .seH n Premature Decay, Of Nan
bs.a - Icing - No sane time TMK
H4a- S;. s.h. ~ ,as WHO has cnrcd
h:ynseis .,er t.,3ar.a:nx considerable
1azck eEr s9sassaa postpaid addras.
i etT-s ~. s,ii9;r eia:cs s:.s, BE had of the
4athqr.
NArn4slEL AAYrAlR, Ess, Dsookli1, Kiaes
vsz22ly 0esnlg. New Fork.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

G. G. CLARK & co, Preprietors,
New Haven, Conn.
LORD s SMITH. General Western ,genis
% Lake Street. chicago Ill
vfn1Gy1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

eSSr Dca'ars in my wen known medicines
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &C., sen
them, FREE or EXPENSE. by addressing
Thomas Holloway, so n .iden Lane NY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-12

JEFFERSON FARMER, Gen. Ag',.
OFFICE 81 WASHINGTON ST.
4. @. Drawer G272 Chicago. Ill.
AGENTS WANTED = Throughout Niicti-
gan, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, MINES. I. !,
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas ami Nebraska
v6n6yl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

while the vessel, cut loose from it,
could weather the. storm without dan
ger of straining the cable or endansei-
ing herself. This effort to buoy was
not to have been resorted to until the
last extremity. There is reason yet to
hope that the Great Eastern wasi COM
PEELED to cut the cable and buoy it on
the ID instant, instead Of losing; it ell
tirely. If such is the case, as soon as
good woather sets In, the Great East
ern viii doubtless resume her Aabors,
and begin to wind in the buoy rope
and raise the cable. This can be done
at the rate.of about quarter Of mile
an hour, and with as much accuracy
AMI care as the clbl, cau be p,yel o....s
Should the cable De raised, the splice
can be made, and the paying oat pro
cess again commenced.
Netc TorA: Herald.
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!; is general, conceded that until

i; is generally concc,;c1 that until
t." .,!vocatas ci negro suffrage liayn
.c.:*'>i :o.' TIC nee negroes who re-
.Ga il tie Nothern >;A;l..;3 ~ The
p. '..:>. .: citizcn:;i.ip, ti.rv viii not
Southern States. Tt, right of SUI
frage Is limited {n white male ciii-
znnS'' by the constitutions of Tue fo:-
lowing Northern. Middle and Western
States: pcnns. ..,lvan;,l. OHIO, .in;iiana.
Illinois. Missouri, New JGrsey, M..li-
gan. Iowa, 'yis,'v !.s;a, California.
; Minnesota. Oregon, Nans:s D i..-
, war. Maryland >nd West Virginia.
III some Of the Western States, per
sons "t Indian descen: are permitted
to vote, but negroes are Iis:ranth;sel
by al Of the ..iove-naM"I Statcs Tn
t!e State .oi New York, neSroes,
:,,,lare they possess certain property
qu:Ih:. aationsMre permitted to vote.
but the. ere not placed upon terms of
; equality with the white inhabitants Of
I that State.
In Massachusetts; Name. Vermont.
and khede Island. free negroes arc
permitted to vote without any special
restrictions npun the right Of suffrage,
land at the l>allot-box they are the
equals OF the white men of those
Sont ,'s.
In CouNcc.icut. ouly those negroes.
vote who we've ireemcn prior to 1918.
From this statement, it will be seen
that seventeen, mnd AMONG them the
largest, wcaltliest and most populous
Of the ''loyai States" deny to the
negro the right of suffrage; two per-
INIT certain classes Of free negroes 10
vote, and five place no restrictions
upon the negro franchise.
The State Of Oregon expressly pro
vides that no negro, Chinaman nor
. ,nulstto shall vote"
:. Richmond Times
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

SAD INCIDENT OF THE LAKE Huh,N
DISASTER. Mr.. G.. Jackson, the first
engineer of the Pawabie, last winter
became the husband of an, i,lolizcd
and idolizing wife, and this was her
first trip to the upper lakes. They
were together i'll the engine room when
the collision occurred. The second
engineer came to him and said: "Save
yourself and wife; l can swim, and
have 40 one to take care of but my
self" Jachson, in all probability, had
no idea that the boat was on the point
of sinking, and thought only of his
duty to stand by his post, and accord
ingly replied that he would not desert
the engine to the last. His wife be-
came frightened and climg to him,
but he told her to he calm, saying he
wo,ld take care OF her. Neither OF
them left the engine room, so that in
t.lerr doom they were not divided.
Yet tbs sad scene was only one of
many equally affecting.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

Dates to the 10Th inst, inclusive,
from New York, afford us the follow
ing as to the condition of the cotton
and gold markets:
The cotton market was more active,
and prices, though not quotably high
er, were some stronger, especially to-
wards the latter part of the day, the
market closing steady at our quota
tions below. The sales comprised
$500 bales We quote upland us fol
lows: Ordinary, 3G; middling, AZ;
good middling, 46
The gold market has shown increas-
ing irmness. The opening price was
lI2'., from which it advanced to 143,
tien reiapse.l to 1925, but afterwards
rose l43lla(G:s, at which 1T closed.
This accession of strength is owing to
the temporary suspension of gold sales
by the Sub-Treasury, and the improve
ment i'll the rates OF foreign exchange,
which have now reached a point at
which specie could be protitably ex-
ported. Leading drawers have asked
Iu31s for their sixty days sterling;
but " few sales were made, second
hand, at 1092s(G3s, early in the day.
Inc demand, at tue same time, is not
large. Should no advance in 5.2O's
tAkc place abroad, an early resumption
vi com exports must cnsue.
The money market has been easier,
and loans at seven per cent. on call
were less difficult to obtain by ordinary
borrowers, but considerable caution
with regard to collater:,ls is still exer-
cised by lenders. The discount line
is unchanged. Commercial paper is
quoted at 1909, and lO(G12 per cent.
according to duality, but only prime
signatures are in favor.
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ticns seem to be made slowly, and in
the more remote rural regions, the
:: probability 81 is chat no votes will be
taken at.all, and probably no election
held. The truth lis, our people seem
to take no. interest in the subject, and
seem quite Indifferent as to what sort
Of Government shall sway their future
destinies. In their almost universal
pecuqiary distress, and the humilia-
tions of the late overthrow, they have
grown reckless and regardless of all
politics. We shall urge vainly against
this apathy, addressing the ears of
men, so long as the pressing necessi-
ties Of life so grievously weigh. upon
their energies. We could wish it
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

The correspondents OF the Jacohin
press have been making terrible dis
ccveries III the interior uf NORTH Caro-
LIMA They found ut nearly, all the
cOurt-houseS stocks and ,,iilorics, not
rotten and neglected, but iihy that
famous pair Of stocks erected by
Squire Hallcle.n, in ".i.ich the lau,.
legs OF DR.. Ricclbocc,. " =: >'.,e,r.,-
rily encasel; ';neatlv lr:intee, n,.L we'll
exhausted their vocabulary OF abuse
upon these instrument, t, Of torture,
u.ci ~;.e'lscd 10y the lnhulnan slave
h;;.,; the Ill. i,..,tr.ted papers sent
L y. lists, who have prepared very
crl:.>. drawings of,tkese same p1llo-
l.cs and stocks.
The only drawback to the antici,;at-
ed capital which was to have becn
made out OF these discoveries. is the
unllnpo1t,Mt inct that these p:;loric.;
and stocks have for nluhy vear. been
kept by the North Cncolinians for :he
use of white viol;.1ors OF the criminal
| laws of that StGte.
We thouS that everybody in >1rw
England XII, that the Old Nurt:.
State has IL M"avs been known and
dreaded by the whole fraternity of
thieves as the. whipping and han sin.r
! State. They have no State prison
there, but when they convict men o.;
| murder tnsy hang them, and when
| they convict offenders OF the crimes
usually punished III tlis :,ta GO by I'M
prisoumcnt i'll the pcn:tent:ary, t::cv
pat t.lc:l IL the pilloric>;. ;s:,I stocks
which have so greatly lloi ritietl the
radicals; and "tios thei., most TN
mcrcituily.
If any correspondent: Of t!ln IL liz: J..
papers doubts tac ts:,ti. OF viii W.
say, let niln proceed; 1T one - Nov.n
C;u'olina. and i;l,'n u::.i t;,cr& s'.al {.
watch or commit burglary ;.,l.i If he
doe; not E>ry so'A lin cut the exact
ucc an! :icri.S!. OF :i. '-ir%tr.lncnts Of
torture, We ~.ll take his place. III til?
pair of stocks with wili.,ping-D y -
acconlp .li;hcnt,' OF which E.:;3;.
LrSfi''S .M..r,-ine gives an nli:a:r;:i.lc
engraving
\ short time before the cvac. !: -:
Richmond, a noted Nv. cal lei; :; :; :. y
anl proceeded to North t,,*.: -.
=, 'wierc he broke into q jew Try s.,o"c
and carried off mucn Val ,Lle pi:l:>.>::
He was arrested. tried, convicted and
sentenced, we think, torrctivc> y sound
tiogging at the w.iip;:: post. As
more than the Mosaic l.sp&Es;.iion Of
'tllirty-nine" wa, avail l.I him, the
fellow was allowed to receive his pun
ssAmant in broken doses He received
MI instalmrnt. We think, OF tw,.nt: 1--WE
laslles every month. We speak cayisett-
I ly about .his case, as the offender
WAS needed .here as WITH %, N one .;f
the city courts bcfor. he Ii; ....":'
his little account" III North C:4:' -,
and whrn IN officer WIS sc.41 for him,
h. was politely a,s1lre'. that he WAS
entirHl;: . - service of Virgini;. as
soon n 'i"r clai:ns of North Caro-
l:ill 7'oon .,., cuticle had been satisfied.
We tr'.s' nat t.lis simple explanation
..,;-.s the unh:tppiness OF the
.pi:iists. Stocks, pillories and
H;:ipping- posts in North Carolina are
infinitely more dreaded by the white
i, than they are by the black criminals
. in that State RieylutonI Times.
SAD IStuDEEr pS THE AXE HY-E,,>:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

= A New Yorker has invented litslo
machine ior tue convenience of one
arlned persons. by which they are en-
abied -r ~*sh the remaining hand and
arm.
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he EIection-.Conventaon.

=. the people take heed OF what i;
tied at their hands, dismiss thei.
...ly, and prepare their votes fo'
members Of the Convention, The
ton takes place the first Monday
.,eptember-Monday week next
the Convention begins it's session:
N he 18th proximo. There is but !.
", ii interval OF time between thes.
dases and the present. The nomina-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

A young man named Irwin brIitaliy
murdered his father and mother ate
Deartown,- near Haualton. Ohio, on
Saturday last,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

VRGr n-cLoYALTY.AIti is known
that We Il. 1dchted to certain ''strif.,
correspond ss'' of Northern papers
for large snare of the misapprehen-
sion and distru:t with which the loya ty
and good faith OF this noble old State
is now said to be regarded. (for we
believe that all the world knows that
we are sincere.) The Baltimore San
uses the following language:
THE class of correspondents whom
the Republic thus rebnkcs, are akin to
those travellers, who, having rushed
through foreign country in word,
assume to write essays on the n&nners,
customs, laws and morals of the peo-
pie, and set themselves up as oracles
upon everything relating to them, or
worse, are pcstilent fellows, anxious
to stir up strife, and controlled by
deep-rooted and narrow prejudices, or
base and sinister motives They be-
long to the same order of perscis
with those who have been actively en-
gagged recently in getting up colored
conventions in Virginia to agitate the
Question of negro suffrage, and to de-
.Aounce the President and Governor
of Virginia. These restless schemers
do the colored race an immensely of
damage, but we agree with the Wash
ington Stn' that it is hardly fair to
hold the colored people, rs body,
responsible for the doings of these
colorel conventions. which are got up
and manipulated by selfish, designing
whites, to aid them in pulling their
own political chesnuts out of the fire.
The latter are bad men, who have not
tie peace Of the country or the resto-
:ation Of good feeling at heart, but
VINO raise the cry OF disloyalty against
very one who fails to act with them,
md fomeht detracting issues, to pro-
m ';e their own personal and political
rsSrandizement. They gre beginning
20 be understood"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

TERMBLE HCRRIcANH-IsIAND DE-
;yhoYEo.,-The Secretary Of State, on
ne 18th, sent to the Navy Depart
nent communication from s. B.
Dunn, the United States Consul at
Tahiti, Society Islands, giving an ac-
count of hurricane which had visit
d that point, entirely destroying
Palmerston Island, and doing i'm
nense damage to others. The sea
:ose fifty feet above high water mark,
Ind swept everything before it. Where
palmerston Island Lay, there are now
lothing but breakers. Thereof thus
ormed is invisible, except when the
.ea is perfectly calm. A number of
vessels have already been lost there.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

THE SEAscS.-On Tuesday night last, VIC
lad IL very pretty thunder storm. The
pyrotcch,ical display was very fine, and the
figures as various US the lover Of grand
sights gould desire. The ruin fed beauti-
fully for fields and gardens, and Tho atnos-
l,.4c-r, delightfully."-. rarificu, found Us AZ
..io::a...:- .ci1cahcd wa.n cool aGtu1uii:l
hlc1n"s. ,ni.a ;;iaycd hurinon:ousAs aIo&i.u
us ;lr III :.laut l.4c Day so p'ts -" y,top:,-s-
l;i:.le Sr;i-.t,i. Cooler. Al night, the 's,Ji-
lC>s cDl!t:.u.l to ..:II:hEs, 80 l,..ll, ~ iAt-
i.n i'.ll,, @,,LT. VIC .uui.H ,:.,.:clyrs tcfSli-
~ sc; ili ..n!,r.;,,; WIt!! C:- .Dut. oAl.:-
hci Wi llut ,.,,,ust::..;lc irs.;n :; T. III. I"
o.tW::. AitI 1or -, l....lr "AtGr, to those VIC,
iuvin5 c2t-lla pr, 4:c Iat. '.iu Cltcit"-u ll"'
;slXi.. .ic. lu!' .,IcAht:tst. " nIc "cwrlt., NE
are as ,,lcasa.i,l: cool :;s II a.: lcrDcrS 4iael
iaHiiy r.licu lt,YN up t.ic Co,s;arce. auu lay
:lllA;, 1T TIC ial...iiS iJr. the Es'!.t..t t..
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

The Soi1ee Musicale, on Wednesday nigh,
was not rs well attended as it should have
boon. The old College Chapel. ~ too fur
from the generality of our residences for
lady walkers, and few pcrsonshave vehicles
now. Besides, the nights are L.rA, and the
wAi..ing ~ IL sort of cv.G4coy cAelclse, hhe
that over Nor u Caroi;,.>, triuseS. We should
counsel our eSselien. musical friends, who
venicut hai:. il poss.ulc, I'd contract for .
h.sh .,ar> est moon. They prom ise 8 t.ttd
concert sAortly-a fresA bill Of fare-uew
Varieties along with Old fArorires-and We
trGst will be able to iiEd Il more Central
place for exhibition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25

E.s Al,r...:., :;.;... Attel..- -on is called
10 ;..e ..:.uw.:. a'Sv~rtiae:..,,nts, which are
D.:.!isil-l io- ...o ers +ilne-tnts morning:
u. ~. Coi:t. -..:'.s.
Ii. J.. :.-h. I'll lands Wanted.
Llcti. & ! Iva e. spttswcou Hotel
\. 2. .ar--iii ware.
:. =. :. r'-.1cc:;':e Palmetto Lodge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-25
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