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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-18

LUCK BALANCED The grand prize
in the Paris Lottery, of one hundred
and fifty thousand francs $3.50, ,000)
was won by poor farm laborer, at
Bures Morainvilliers, in the canton
of Poissy. He had taken unto him
self wife shortly before the drawing
took place.
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Local :E,te,ns.

PosT OFFICE HOURS. Office is
open from ga. m. until 81 p. M,
and from 6 until 7 p. m. The North
ern mail closes at 31a p. M, and all
other mails close at s p. m.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived in
Charleston on Monday, and stopped
one day at the Mills House, on her
way to Savannah, Ga.
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TEooPs IN South CARoLISA-The
following is Il statement of the troops
now stationed il this State:
Post of CharlestoI-Brevet Brig.
Gen. H. b. Clitz, Lieut.. Col 6th
Infantry; Companies A, B and L, 9th
Z. S. Infantry; Companies B and H,
Goth Infantry; Companies d and Il,
40th L. S. Infantry, Charleston, S.
c., and vicinity.
Post OF Hilton Hcad-BrevctL Lieut..
Col. \. c. Wildricll, Capt. Sd Artil-
lery; Company L, 3d L. S. Artillery
Company X, 10th L. S. Infantry,
Hilton Head, S. C.
Post OF Gcorgetown-Brcvet Mai.
L. ". II. Read, Capt Sth Infantry
Company &, Sth L. S. Infantry,
Georgetown, s. G..
Post OF Aikcn-Brevet Mai. L.
Walker, Capt. 9TH Cavalry; Compa-
MES II and l., 9TH Cavalry, Aiken,
S. G.
Post OF Darlington-Capt. H. S.
Hawkins, 9th Infantry; Company G.,
9th L. S. Infantry, Darlington, S. G.
Post of Columbia-Brevet Brig
Gen. H. S. Burton, Col. 9th Artille-
ry; Companies Is and II, 9TH Artille-
ry, headquarters, Columbia, S. G.
Post of Newbcrry-Brevet Mai, j.
McCleary, Capt 9th Infantry; Com
pany H, 9th Infantry, Newberry,
S. G.
Post of Andcrson-Brevet Lieut..
Col. \. II. Smith, Capt. Sth Infantry;
Company I, Sth U. S. Infantry. An
derson, S. G.
Post of Unionvillc-Brevet Lieut..
Col. j. n. Andrews, Capt. Sth Infant
ry; Company G., Sth y. S. Infantry,
Unionville, S. G.
Post of Chester-Brevet Maj d. d.
Lynn. Capt. 9th Infantry; Company
X, 9th Z. S. Infantry, Chester, S. G.
The following paragraph we find
in the New York Journal Of Com
merce:
"The horrible account of the
butchery of an entire family in Wake
County, n. c., just received, reminds
us that atrocities of this description,
perpetrated by negroes, are coming
from the Southern States with alarm
ing frequency. We can remember
nothing like it in former years. In
every instance, SO far as we have OBJ
served, the crime is instigated by
a desire for plumber, or the gratifica-
tion of beastly passions. Nowhere
do these outrages partake of politi-
cal character. They do not proceed
from spirit of retaliation or re-
venge, and can only be attributed to
n growing decentralization among the
negro population, consisting in
largo degree of those who lately were
slaves, but now are released from
almost every form Of restraint Not
only this, but the negroes are often
the dupes of mischief-makers, itine-
rant lecturers and political orators,
who fill their weak minds with crude
notions concerning their personal
rights, the laws of property, &c. The
signs of increasing social disorgani
zation manifested in the prevalence
of the worst forms of atrocity-lust,
murder and rapine-cannot be re-
garded with entire composure. The
final destiny of the black race now in
America presents q problem, of
which, at this early day, no definite
aOlution 10 offaro6
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sHcuRrrY OF CAprrA1 M South

SECURITY OF CAPITAL M SOUTH
CARonnSA. THE following letter,
which explains itself, is calculated to
remove much of the distrust which
now prevails with capitalists about
making investments within the limits
of this military district:
HEADQ'Rs Cd MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 10, 1867.
SIR: In reply to the inquiries you
make in behalf of certain foreign and
Northern capitalists, I am directed by
the Commanding General to inform
you that by General Orders No. 10,
dated Headquarters I'd Military Dis
trict, Charleston, S. c., April IL,
1867, it is provided:
"That all advances of money, sub
sistence, implements and fertilizers,
loaned, used or required for the pur-
pose OF aiding the agricultural pur-
suits of the people, shall be protect
cd. And the existing laws which
have provided the most efficient re-
medies in such cases for the lender
will be supported and enforced.
Wages for labor performed in the
production of the crop shall be Il lien
on the crop, and payment of the
amount due for such wages shall be
enforced by the like remedies pro-
vided to secure advances Of money
and other means for the cultivation
of the soil"
The local civil law formerly gave
the landlord OF leased lands supe-
rior lien. by Paragraph IN of Gen
cral Orders No. 32, dated Headquar-
ters 2d Military District, 30th May,
1867, the rcr.e, Z by distress for rent
is abolished. ;Au5 removing the lien
of the lamdi.ri, which, has been
hitherto paramount.
1T has been the purpose and aim of
the Commanding General to establish
such regulations as would promote
the security, economy and thrift of
agriculture and trade. Approaching,
as he does, the advantages Of perma-
ncnt and certain guarantees where
capital is concerned, it is not to be
apprehcndel that any OF the orders
heretofore issued to promote these
desirable objects will be inconsider-
atcly modified. On the same basis,
advances OF subsistence are made in
certain cases to impoverished planters
in the Carolinas by the Government
of the United States Very respect
fully,
(Signed,) j. w. CLOUS,
Captain 3Stl Infantry, A. A. A. G..
Mr.. b. G. WILKINS, y East Bay,
Charleston, S. c.
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We are authorized by the Clerk OF
the Market to state that the beef
market will close at 10 a. m. until
the Goth of September.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS Ts.-Attention is call
cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Northumberland Gala Night.
=. " G. d. Hope-Bacon, Molasses, &C.
Mile Leprince-French Lessons.
4. s. Wallace--Internal Revenue Tax.
Apply at this Ofice-Situation Wanted.
j. O. Seegers 81 Co.-Fresh Lemons.
Bachman & Waties-Notice.
f. +. Swegan-Coal.
James Garrett-AIule Stolen.
True Brotherhood Lodge-AIeeting.
Fisher 81 Heinitsh-To House-keepers.
Duflie Il Chapman-New Books.
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A fine lot of Desirable Goods have Just
been opened by Mr. r. G. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
tisement, and then examine the goods.
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The Last Chronicle of Barset 4
Novel. By Anthony Trollope. IL
Illustrated. New York: Harper Il
Brothers. Cloth SO; paper $3.50.
This work, for copy of which we
are indebted to J. J. McCarter, ESD,
belongs to the class of English
novels" which have been so univer-
sally read and admired in America.
The illustrations are nppropos and
particularly attractive, as materially
assisting the reader in more fully
understanding the authors descrip-
tions. To say that this book is by
the author of ''The Small House q.
Abingdon" and Can You Forgive
Her?" will he sufficient introduc-
ton to this new candidate for public
favor.
NIEcKLENDuBG FEMALE COLLEGE.
CHARLOTTE, n. C.-We learn that the
Annual Commencement in this insti-
tuition, of which the Rev. a. G.
Stacy, A. NJ, is President, will take
place as follows: Sunday, July 2S-
Sermon by the Rev. B. Craven, D.
D., President of Trinity College.
Monday, July 90, forenoon and even
ing-Exercises, literary and musical.
Addresses will be delivered by Major
G. Dowd, of Charlotte, and DR..
Craven.
The next session will commence
October 1.
We acknowledge the reception of
an invitation to be present and wit
ness the commencement exercises, for
which the president will please ac-
cept our thanks.
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SUPPORT YoUR OwN JOURNALS
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defies competi-
ton rs literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
graphic news, political, commercial,
state Of the markets, &C., up to tile
hour of going to press.
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The tickets for the entertainment.
to be given in Washington City. next
month, in aid of the Ladies' Society
for the benefit of the suffering poo-
of the South, are being rapidly dis
posed of. The prizes to be awarded
are valuable, embracing an elegant
mansion on Fifth Avenue, New York,
$4,000 in Government bonds, hand
some diamond jewclry, etc. AS we
have every assurance that this is q
bona .Jide affair, our citizens are invited
to invest. Single tickets So, OF five
for 50. Send orders to PAenic office.
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Mr.. Mckenzie has another "jollif
cation" this evening-ice creams, le-
monades, cakes, Sc, accompanied
by flying rockets, blazing Bengolas,
wheels, and other fireworks. Take
your wife, sweetheart, sister-or
even IL cousin will do-and have q
moonlight walk, a glass of cream,
and spend the evening like civilized
mortals.
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The CAMDEN TRAIS.-Our readers
in general are not aware, perhaps.
that the Camden train runs through
to Columbia three times week, viz:
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
arriving here at ten minutes before
10 n. m, and leaving IL p. N. Pas
sengers have thus an opportunity OF
spending over three hours in Colum-
b in.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
OHIO LOCAL ITEMS.

Herr Dresbach, the lion-tamer, has re-
tired from the show business and is living
on farm near Wooster, Ohio, and by in
dustry and enterprise has acquired a snug
competence.
The Union Convention, of Richland
County, Ohio, the other day nominated
Captain Joseph Gutzweiler for Clerk of the
Court Joseph publishes a card, saying
that he is Democrat, and can't run for
office on the other side.
The oil refinery of Bsckus, Williams &
Co., two miles from Cleveland, was burned
on Monday. Loss from fifty TO sixty
thousand dollars. Alexander Schoield IL
Co.'s works were damaged to the amount
of 5000.
The Clevelanders are trodbled with n
man going about the streets with but one
leg, and that so drawn up that he has to do
most of his walking with his hands. The
Herald says he is worth 100000, his pro-
perty being in New York.
The canals Of Ohio, which did not pay
expenses by $4,000 year, are now run by
a private company who pay TO the State
100000 n year. They yet render a fair
profit. ..
1t is said that Gen, Ben. lie Fever owes
his appointment and confirmation as United
Stated Consul to Nuremberg to distin-
guished Radical politician In Ohio, on
whose daughter the General had been very
"sweet," much to the disgust Of pa and ma.
IL Ia thought the banishment of lie Fever
TO foreign soil will prevent a marriage.
Ma conscience! dame gossip.
Mr.. Pixies new Opera House in Cincin-
natl is drawing towards completion. It's
cost is estimated TO be considerably over
one million dollars, and the total rental ex-
pected to be at least Sl5O,OOO year.
On Saturday last John Mckee, black
smith living In the town of Malaga, Monroe
county, was lodged in Jail charged with
committing a rape on a young girl thir-
teen years of age, named Luretta Slusher
| The girl had left town on her way home
from school when oVertaken by the villain
Young Strickland, of Cleveland, arrested
for an attempt on the life Of his father, was
committed to prison in default OF $4,000
bail. He confesses that he had previously
made threats againts his parents lite, bu
denies that he ever attempted TO carry
them into execution.
This season appears to be wonderfully
fruitful of bees. The McConnelsville Her
aid reports the hiving Of five swarms from
one stand, aud In other places the hives arr
nearly as prolific.
The editor Of the Lancaster Gazette ha
had visit from twin boys, nine month";
old, named by their enthusiastically patri
otie parents, Sherman and Sheridan. Th'
father OF the boys is sixty-two years ol'
and the mother twenty-eiGht, residents o
Fairfield County.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The on Fever subsided.

New YoRK, July "a correspondent of
the World has been through the once fa-
nous, now almost deserted, OIL Region, and
gives an account Of its present condition
entertaining 10 all but those who have in
vestments there. The wells have been
generally abandoned. The "companies -
not caring to save such small affairs as
steam engines and tools in the wreck of
such great hopes, these are lett lying about
loose. 1t Is reckoned that, of engines
alone, two are stolen every day, shipped
and sold. Farms are sold at every tax sale
for some trihlng matter of tax--farms for
which thousands, and even hundreds of
thousands. were paid two or three years
ago Some of the farmers Of the region
failed to profit by the oil fever that ragged
all over the country. Near Plthole there
Is farm, the owner of which refused
$250,0 900 for IL. while to-day the same farm,
farmhouse and all, could not bring $4,000.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

The crown Of st. stephen, which Francis
Joseph assumed, Is made of iron aud
weighs full ten pounds, and this ponderous
bauble the king was obliged to wear
through the greater part Of the ceremony
of his coronation.
The Department at Washington Is daily
advised OF the closing Of dlstillerles all
over the country. It is estimated that
within two months past fully two hundred
have been closed for committing frauds.
Reports from the South show that the
wheat has nearly all been harvested, with
but triding losses. The yield is unusually
large.
The registry In Richmond, Va, has been
completed. The colored men have ma
jority of nearly 700.
Ex-Governor Powell, of Kentucky, Is
lying at the point ofdeath at Henderson,
his place of residence. He suffered an at
tack Of paralysis.
David &. Rush, one Of the most energetic
and respectable planters of Lowndes coun.
ty, Miss, with two negro men, was repair
ing his milldam, on Buttahatchie river, OIL
Tuesday, when all parties were drowned.
Says the Warsaw IHdianian:
We learn from farmers in this vicinity
that the wevil is making terrible havoc la
the wheat fields, which but Il few day,
since promised such an abundant yield.
Heller (Robert the Devil,) the pianist
juggler, and conversationalist, is playing
Juggling, and talking himself into the holy
mysteries Of mormonlsm. lie Is at tb,
Salt Lake Theatre. lie opened to thou
sand dollar house.
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VOL. Nv.
THE BASIS OF REPUBLICAN,
GOVERNMENT.

Resoivsd, That the several states composing the
United states are not united ON the principle OF
unlimited submission 20 their General Govern =
ment, but that by compact, under the style aud
title OF Constitution Of this United states and OF
Government, for special purposes-deleg gated tU
that Government certain definite powers, resery-
ing, each State 70 itself, the residuATy mass OF
right TO their self-gOvernment; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelegA.
ted power, its acts are unauthortative, void, and
of no fOrce That to this compact each slate ac-
ccded state, and Is an integral party, It's CO.
states forming, TO itself the other partyi that
the Government created by this compact was not
the powers delegated to itself, since that would
have made its discretion. and not the Consultation
the me sure of its pnwcrs; but that as In all
other cases of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
40 COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WILL OF IHPRAC.
TIONs AS OF THE MODE AEDMEAsURR OF REDRESS 90
TIE ffrt HeHtueky ResotgtiOH Of 1893.
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Protection for the soldier.

WAsHNGToN, July 3.--The Second Au-
dtor of the Treasury has decided that a
certificate Of Indebtedness from the Gov
ernment to soldiers is not liable TO be at
taehed, nor IL the attorney of the soldier
liable to be held as his trustee or garnishee
before the money has been actually paid
and received by him upon 1t. The law
gives the attorney no lien upon 1t for IA
pre-existlng debt, nor even for his fees for
obtaining It. 1t can only be paid upon the
signature of the soldier, and it Is of no
value In the hands of any other person
except after he has properly assigned It.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05

william T. Eby, Plaintiff, against Rebecca Jane
Eby, Defendant,
Common Pleas Court, Montgomery County, Ohio.
EBECCA JANE EBY, in the couuty,of But
IL ler and State Of ohio is notified that william
n Eby did ont the 18th day of April, A. u, 1871,
nle his petition In the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Montgomery and
state Of Ohio praying that he may be divorced
from the said RebecCn Jane Eby, which petition
Will stand for hearing at the next term Of said
Court. Cause dultery. WILLIAM f. Ekl.
GEO w. MoYER Atty. mace, ,'G7wG'8i
George a. Grove administrator OF Henry Iluict,
deceased, vs.. Joseph lluict, John Huiet ana MI
nerva Whitehouse.
Probate Court Of Montgomery county, lctllhn
to sell land
rVNO John Iluiet OF Howard County Indiana, aud
Il Minerva WhtehousG and William NhitehOusc,
OF Marion County, ludiimai NOu are hereby in
formed that ON the 81 day Of JUNE AID 1851, said
Administrator hled his petition in the Probate
Court Of Montgomery County, ONO, the ohJccJ and
prayer Of v hch petition = TO obtain an ordrr, Ne,
for the sale of the following real estate (OI which
the said Henry Huiet died seized to pay the
debts Of said decedcnt to-wit: The Homestead
and one and one half lots upon which the said
Henry Huut resided at the time Of his decease, tI
Miamisburg Montgomery County, Oho,,
GEORGE \. GROVE,
Administra'or or of Henry lluict, deceased.
ADAM CLAY. Auy. JunCS bt-dltM4l-n
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILRERT who resides in the state
1 of Indiana, and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the state OF Maryland, Will take notice that Geo.
W Mover administrator of the estate OF IsuHC
Gilbert deceased on the a. day of June a. u.
lsBI Aled his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County Of Montgomery, and State Of
ONO alleging that the personal estate OF said
deceased Is insu1icIcn to pay his debts ~ the
charges OF administering his estate that he died
seized In tee simple OF the following real estate,
situate I'm said cou y, to-wt: Being tie south
part of the northeast quarter of section fourteen
l4) township four a., range four ~. east, aud
bounded ns follows: beginning at the southwest
corner of said quarter. and rnnnng thence with
the south line OF said quarter north Sik deg,
east l57 10 poles TO the southeast corner OF said
quarter; thence with the section line north deg
west ~ 2S-l00 poles 10 stake thence south bik
deg west 1871 $40 poles toa stake on the west line
OF said quarter; thence south ~ deg east 20 2s 100
polcs to the place Of beginning, containing twenty
acres And that Julian Gilbert, as widow of said
decedent is entitled to dover in said premises
The prayer Of said petition is for the assignment
OF dow er To the said Jul Gilbert, and for sale
Of said premises, subject TO such dover estate ior
the IaNmCnt o. the debts and charges Aforesaid.
id petition will be for hearing on the sth day
Of july 1871 or rs soon thereafter as leave can be
oJt,iuud. GEO. w. MOlER,
Admins pator of Isaac Gilbert, decd.
JuucT.dltw4t-4O
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
F0R A WHITE MATS GOVERNMENT.
NO NEGRO SUFFRAGE
NO WHITE DIsFRANCHIsEMENT
Demoeratic State Tieket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN @. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN G. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL 8. UHI, of Holnes.
FOR TREASURER:
DR.. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
WIN. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahogs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
FEVER AND AGUk AND CHILLN
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Is
DAVIS'PAIN KILLER.

directions FOR ms USE.--TAKE
three teaspoonsfu % the Pain hillerin about hall
the attack is coming on bathing freely tho chest
back and bowels with the MEDICINE, AZ the same
time Repeat the dose In twenty minutes If the
vomiting land IL probably viii II the stomach it
very FOUL take little Pain killer In cold water
sweetsped with sugar amer each spAsm. lerse.
yeranee la thp above treatment has cured many
severe and 0bstnaU. caSas Vt thls disease.
SOLD ny ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
Oct2I .daXtf
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN ERGER, REAL
ESTArE AGENT, DAYTON ONO, has for sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from t6c0 to
5000.
Also six Farms-throe in Darke, two In Mont
gomery. and one in Van Vert County.
The Undersigned can always be round at the
Ohio surInce Onlce, when not out on business
or ut the Post Onlce corner.
Buys anI sells property. Terms liberal
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
aIfw Advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has this day been duly appointed and quail
1ed as the Exccutoror the last win ana testament
Ut Catharne OvoIholser deceased late Of Mont
gOmery County, Ohio DAVID FLORf.
July9 1851 wSt-a3 s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-07-05
NOTICE

rs hereby given that Simon Bumgartner an in
il tented apprentice to Henry Frank, has LETT
the employment OF the Undersigned, Apd this is to
my account REBECCA KLEl
AdministratriN OF the estate OF Henry Frank lie
ceased July 4, 'CT-3tw' a..