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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

TO TIE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not to pay any carriers
without q certificate from me, and to report at
the counting desk any ~irregulsrity in carriers
Ed. ]. MANsFORD.
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PAYING OFF.-The election being
over, the payment of bounty and back
pay claims to colOred soldiers com-
menced at the Office of the freedmen's
bureau in this city yesterday. About
$3.50. 900 is to be discussed.
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OFF FoR RALEIGH.-A large number
Of our citizens made flying trips to
Raleigh on Sunday, to test the health
giving waters and amuse themselves
generally. 1t took considerable water to
wash the dust from their threats on
arriving at their Destination.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
GrsEEAL sUFEHHTEyDEsI's oEEIcE,
Louisville and Nashville E1prl

URAIES will leave the Depot ofthis Company
at head OF Main street until further NOTES
as follows:
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A LIVELY TUssLE.-An individual
known as Clinton Klinck, who resides
near the corner of Commerce and Front
streets, concluded to amuse himself on
Sunday evening by whipping his wife.
Her brother, Alex. Mcdonald, stopped
his fun, when the wrathy husband drew
a knife and stabbed his brother-in law in
the arm, infieting a slight wound. Nc
Donald laid hold of Klinch and threw
him down stairs, by which operation he
was bruised considerably. The parties
were arrested, and will figure at the po-
lice court this morning.
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FOR 81. LOUIS.
FoR RIVER.
FOE CINCINNATI.

FUR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Paeket-Dean
Line.
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
ROB ROY...-.....----..--James Remission mastrr
This splendid passenger packet IL
viii leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, 9th inst, At S pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE a CO., Agents,
RuD IL No. u Jefferson street.
Regular Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville and CincInuRtI.
Porter msste
This splendid passenger packet IL
Will leave for the above ~
THIS DAY, 10Th inst at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& Co, Agents,
Corner vain and Madison sts., or
auDl II city Wharf boat, foot Monroe 81.
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aTrEyTIay nj

ATTENTION DIsfILLERs.-Sew Stills
bUiiE TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale AZ HOllenberg 3 Oertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet irOu Workers, 40. 346
second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended 10. iy5 dawtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

PERsoNAL.-Our friend s. E. Ridgley,
of the popular firm of Murrayi& Ridgley,
merchant tailOrs Of this city, left last
evening by the way Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad fer the eastern cities,
where ne will lay in his stock of fall and
goods. Mr.. R. is a gentleman of
good taste, and his return will be hailed
with delight by the fashionables who
are on the gui tiue for the latest styles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

BASE BALL CONVENTIONAL base ball
convention is to be held in this city on
Wednesday the 18th Of September. All
the senior clubs in the state have been
invited to send delegates, and the vari-
Gus clubs in this city are. making ar
rangements for the convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

Another Commemorative are advised
that there will be q Grand TOurna-
ment at Augusta, Ark, the third of Sep
TENDER. Lists open to the world.
Parties desiring to be present can pur-
chase tickets at half fare on the popular
steamers Rowens and Commercial. This
will no doubt be an interesting affair.
The good people of Augusta are famed
for their hospitality, and will or this, as
on former occasions, make everybody feel
at home. angl7 st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

EUREKA GTN.-We call attention to
the advertisement of the Eureka Gin"
TO be found In another column. This gin
combines all the latest inventions, and is
of ~inealeulsble value to planters cultiva-
ting bottom lands. Itseparstes the bulls,
bolls and sticks from the seed cotton du-
! ring the process of ginning, in an aston
ishing banner Mr.. G. W. Trschsrt is
agent for this section of country, and has
a model which can be seen at Harrington
& Howell's, on Front street, near Court.
A HARD CAsE-MEMPHIs LAVA
colored lady, named Lucy Creamer, alias
Mary Barefoot, was before Squire Hall
yesterday for stealing q gold watch, sew
raj articles of jewelry and SIS from W.
Miller, No. l56 Vance street. 1t was q
clear case, and she was committed for
trial at the next term of the criminal
court, This same woman was tried in
the criminal court a short time since
for larceny and sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the penitentiary. She
applied for a new trial, which Judge
Hunter granted, and was kind enough to
release her on her OWL recognizance to
appear at the next term Of court. Aday
or two after she was released by Judge
Hunter, she was employed by Mr.. Miller,
and the very next day seized on his
property and was arrested as she was
making Off with the same. She was a
pretty object for executive clemeney,
and furnishes q fair specimen Of the way
Law is administered in Memphis.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized 10 aunsunce AMOS h:
as q candidate for Sherin or
she5ns county at the ensuing March Electioh
Memphis, July 81, 1867. aul Tee
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Excursion to Mammoth Cave.

1.-TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot Of the
Memphis aud Louisville railroad. head OF
&afu trest. as follows; Jpn. and II D m, rum
ainE ahrough 10 Cave City without change Of
a&r6.
Mammofh Cave aud Return al Reduced Rates.
Fare round frip. 10 Cave and return-s0 Beach
partfeq OF nffeen O. More.-.------..----. y H5eacu
Psries OF twenty ave OF more IS Deach
FoF through tickets end AZ Information, call
vssE-f 0dHee. No. g6k Nan street.
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BURGLARY.-The residence of Mr.. Dol
lis, No. 90 Vance street, was entered on
Sunday night, and a lot of wearing sppa-
rel and forty-five dollars in g~reenbacks
oarried of
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TO MY OLD
IN
Fest Tennessee, Mississippi
and arkansas.

HAVINg accepted a permanent Agency OF
III the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCH COMPANY, 1 would respectfully ask
the attention Of my old friends TO that Institu-
ton a. a safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against y ant 10 the event OF death, or them
selves nom an Impoverished old age In case
Of ul-success in lille.
Mr.. \. =. OTIS is associated with me and is
hereby recommended 70 public confidence.
Our once is at No. AZ hadiAon street, (rear
ROOM, DeSoto Block, where we will be happy
20 tmpart any needed information 70 those de-
string Life Insurance.
iy2i ]. MCMAHON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

SABBATH BRRAKERs.-The police
were after the base ball players on Sun
day evening. Several games were de-
cided very quickly on the approach Of
the b~lue-c0ated officers OF the law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20
Water Cooler Combined

Is the best and only perfect PROVISION
L PRESERVE in the world, and will keep
Meats, Fish, MIX, Vegetables, Fruits, etc
longer, dryer and colder, with LESS ICE than
any other RefrfgaratOr in usa
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los N sTOLE PROPERTY REPORTED.
nosrArn sroLrr rRopEnrY.

sT4,22 IS
The record shows from whom property
was taken, by what officer, by whom
claimed, and to whom delivered, or final
disposition in every case.
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eon00 REWARnL

OFFroK MEMPHIs BoARDoF UNDERwHIr'RE1
MEMPHIS, TESN., u n 1. 1857.
IN order 20 more enectually suppress incen-
Il disrism within the city OF Memphis, a re-
ward OF
Two Thousand Dollars
viii be paid by the Memphls Board OF Under
writer's 10 any policeman or other persons who
nall procure the arrest ana legal conviction OF
any person or persons guilty OF airing any
pfemises insured BY any OF the Insurance
tomDanieE cOmprisinE this Board.
--tMI(- BIZ ORDER OF TEL BOARD.
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BOARDING.
DOARDING G.
WANTS.
WANTED.

A SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
a experienced BOoK-KEEPER- ADDRESS A.
L, lock-boL So
w A 7 + D.
To Rent q Furnished Room within a short
distance Of the Appeal Office. Address y. L,
81 this ONCE. aul5
w A 7 + D.
Able bodied men, white or cOlored, TO work
st q Sawmil and Woodyard-nbersl wages.
Apply 70 L. B BURT, back OF Morris Landing,
Washington county, Miss. jy2Olm
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BOWEsA, John B. Davis, Master,

Leaves Memphis every Saturday at O'Clock pm
" West Point every Monday at 5Ofelk pm
" JscksOnpOrt every Tuesday az Il
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at s o'clock pm
" Des Arc every Wednesday at s o'cik am
" DuyalI's Bluff every Wednesday at
z o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and rehtted expressly for the trade, and, hay-
ing the Mail Contract for -Four Years, passen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
naming in the trade permanently, apd are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at Duyalps Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
Springs these are the Ontv boats authorized
10 sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
wallis Blur TO Little Rock, Hot Springs, wash
Arkadslphia, ROekport. Camden,
Princeton. Tulip and Fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock q hours Sixty pounds
Baggage Flowed BY Stage Company 10 each
Passengers: or Northeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas will hnd this the most reliable
Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer VIII be run
In connection with these packets from Augusta
and JackSonpOrt, making two trips per week,
to P-OcahOntas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all OF above Points on board
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
262 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Sup't,
Memphis and White River o. 4. Mail Line.
au2 u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

Memphis & Little ROek B. R.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1857,
I trains Will leave H~OPhEIELD az = am ar
irving at len Mile Bayou at SIS am. Return
inE-Lezve Ten Nile Bayou az $50 pm, and
arrive at HOpereld at b:f5 pm.
On TUESDAYS and a train
will leave Ten Nile bayou al $50 am, arriving
al HOpefeld al GB am. Beturuing-Leave
Hopeneld 40 4 IN, and arrive a. Ten Nile
bayou al Sis pm.
The Round Trip From MenphiA, 81 80.
The FerrybOat NEVADA Will make close
connection With all trains.
j. l. MEIGS,
fyIg thief Engineer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

PERsONAL-CoI. Jacob Frolich, Of the
Searcy Record, arrived in the city yes
terdAy morning, and departed with the
excursienists for the Mammoth Cave.
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. q d s q u p

Exchange for Cash. Dry Goods or Family
Groceries, one or two eligible Suburban Lots,
situated near the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Depot, containing % acres each. For
further apply 10 or address J. W.
s BROWNE, Appeal ONCE. jyG I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-20

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena. Delta, Friar's Point, sun
flower, Laconia, Carsou's, COncordia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, ST. Charles,
DaYalIs Bluff and Augusta,
and JscksOnpOrt.
master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave ~
TUESDAY, Goth inst, at 5 pm
LEVY& MILLER Agents,
aul8 p 22 Front street
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, EriRr's Point, DuVall
Bluff, Little Rock, Augusta, Des Are
and JacksOnPOrt.
COMMERCIAL-~---.-.-..-....- Ashford master
This elegant passenger packet Ia
viii leave ~
TUESDAY. 10th inst, at S pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
aul8 2t No. II Jefferson street.
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w

AGEETS-l0 to $40 s DAY, to introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Price SIS 1t uses two threads, and
makes the genuine Lock STITCH. AL otner
low priced machines make the CHAN STICTH.
Each agent furnished with a copy Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send for
circulars NJ NJ. BEACH co,
iy7 3m 24 Second St, Memphis, Tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-07
ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
/ formed that the subscriber will furnish them
With ICE during the summer. His Ice wagon
viii be in Gold Hin every morning at o'eleek.
Orders for the article can be left at the Gold HUI
Exohsnee Saloon, and they will be promptly
dllsd. ChAhLDs foe
Gold Hill, May 9, 1867. myl.u
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16Y NEW DEPOT IS ALWAYS SUPPLIED
Nl with all the latest Papers, Magazines. Fash.
ion Books and Novels from all parts Of this coun.
Try and Europe. GERMAN PAPERS. re.
ceiye by every Steamer from Leipslg, Berlin.
stuttgart, Mumben, Hamburg, Frankfort. and
other citIss. Any orders left at the Postofice
Book Store, will receive prompt attention.
FRED. BOEGLE.
Vlrsiaia, Nay q, 1867. ny2ttf
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ATH .! b A II III 81!
HAIR DRESSING!
TONSORIAL!
DENTAL SU r g E 3 "

DR,J. G. MAYER CON. a A
tinuex In business at his
old stand. opposite Pioneer ....
street, Gold Hill. BATH <kRe ~ -
can be obtained on short notice.
IADY'S HAIR DRESSING ROOM, un.
der the charge Of the we'll known Parisian Hair
Drs,,er. Francois Gillette. Tho attention OF
Isdies Is particularly dlrectedto this department.
Ar proper attention to tho Hair of Lady head
Ii Of vital Importance to her future happlnsH.
Hair Curling Cutting. and the application OF
.hoIce Hair RastoratIves and Cosmetics.
DENTISTRY.-Dr Mayer vi lslso attend to
Dental Surgery. and invites all who may need
his services.
Camping, Bleedins and Leeching perform.
ed In the Best style.
ALSO. for sale, Fresh Hungarian and Swedish
LeecheB.
Gold Hill. May 2s. 1867. my28 II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-03

An APPEAI.. The managers Of the
Eprojectsa sHoues in.r Charleston,
publish the following. appeal TO tho
Southern people:
When the soldiers of the Confede.
rate army went forth TO battle, they
committed their souls TO God, ana
their families to their country.
Strong as the chain Of affection was,
il was not strong enough to hold
them back from duty. Counting
their lives as naught. laying property,
ease, and family affection on the star
Of their country, they fought like
heroes-bravely, and they died like
martyrs, uncomplsipingly.
But in dying they left us sacred
legacy-their wives and children
the thought OF which fell like a
gloomy shadow on the hearts of our
expiring eountrymeh. We have wept
for our dead heroes, and we have
planted flowers upon Nheir graves; /;
but this work of love is only half our
duty, the other half we have yet to
perform.
We call upon all who love the
South, in the name Of duty, in the
name of gratitude, in the sweet name
of charity, to join us in our work of
raising up o. %home'f for the families
of our.hohored soldiers. We appeal
to our countrymen and our country.
women, by all the eacred and glorious
memories cfsthe past, and by the
dark, anxious present, to aid us in
our work. iva, cannot bring back
the dead, who, laid the precious jewel
-ife-on the. altar Of the South;
but we can bring light to the path
and comfort to the heart of the
living-those living who. berefti of
their all. are struggling with the
storms of adversely.
= We not only invite, but we earnest
ly implore, ali who can, to bring
their contributions to this cause; the
smallest gift laid upon the tables of
our fair will be an evidence of the
kind sympathy of the giYer. Let
every one bring stone to help to
build up this temple, consecrated to
the memory of the dead, and dedi-
Gated to the use of the needy living.
10 all, then, who love the stricken
South, we send this appeal, and to
all who reverence the noble dead and
pity the sorrowful living.
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The West Indies appear to be at
this time the theatre of both political
and physical convulsions. Hurri-
canes, earthquakes and Instructions
are combined to desolate the face of
the earth, and shake the foundations
of society. The territorial aggran-
dizement in that direction, favored
by Mr.. Stevens, may be we'll suited
to an extension of the area of anarchy
and distress which is being inaugu-
rated in the Southern States, but the
majority of the American people at
this time are not in favor of annex
ing any more volcanic elements than
We already possess. and which we
find sufficiently hard to manage. We
see it suggested, however, that West
India acquisitions are desired for
colopizing the blacks Of the South,
and thus separating the supposed
antagonistic elements in this quarter.
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nri,..ary eoyer.au.sas.--T Trae,

Z q : =
Onr kilograms, on Saturday, gave
the text, or at least the substance, of
Gen. Hanocek's first erderson assum-
Ing che command OF che F,iftk HFFti;;i HFFti;si-
tssys District. This order reed knizes
The civil authorities where heysfaith-
fully discharge their duties, and wise
~ announces that the great princi-
pies Of American liberty still are the
lawful inheritance of this people. .,and
ever should be. The General fur
thermore says that the right of trial
by jury, the ha6eas corpus, the liberty
OF the press, the freedom of speech.
and Gthe national rights of persons
and the, rights Of property must be
preserved, The people of The, States
composing, the Fifth District must
feel relieved from the sore pressure
they have endured under Gen. Han
coek's predecessors. The principles
enumerated in this order are those
which viii contribute more toa genu4
inc restoration than ,,apy mere abso-
Lutte military orders gould essrseffeet.
Indeed, they are aifthat q, free people
COULD demand of their government.
It is to be hoped that this order win
have a happy influence in all the
other Districts, and that it's m odera-
tion and covert estimate of the
rights of the people, even under a
military government, will soothe and
heal any bitter animosities that may
have heretofore existed between the
governing powers and the governed.
While the laws of Congress, so, long
as they remain unrepealed, ought and
must be the rule of conduct for the
Commanding General; yet they can
be so administered and executed, as
this order shows, that the people
will be encouraged in their peaceful
pursuits, and thus advance their ma
terial interests; while at the same
time they may remain faithful in
their loyalty and allegiance to the
Government. We regard this order
as a hopeful sign of returning peace
and harmony. -
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Maj. Gen. Ord, of District No. 4.
has arrested the friends and relatives
OF Col. Robert A. Smith, late of Che
10th Mississippi Confederate Regi-
menf, who were about to place on the
grave OF the dead soldier small
monuments sent by his brother from
Scotland. The Mississippi editors
are dusting Gen. Ord's jacket in a
lively style for this petty piece of
tyranny. =
The official canvass Of the voting
in Georgia shows that 1873, CAT names
were registered. of whom log, 40
voted. OF these, 102, ,283 were for O
Convention, and 4,127 opposed; ma
'iority for the, Convention, 98,I
There were about SO, 500 white voters
for the Convention. ,--.,-...-.... ...,.
An infant was bitten in its sleep by
9 rat, some two weeks ago. in Nor
folk. No blood issued from the
wound, but the child was next day
attacked with symptoms OF erysipe-
las, and despite the utmost efforts Of
..hhs FPh:jyisioianq, il died In ten days OF
that disease. J
LOAN Us Your !, SpEoKs. Girls
boots are quite agonizing. What
between high and colored heels, ex-,
traordinary fastenings, tassels, and
being carried half way to the knees,
they are rather beyond, criticism.
Ohio has built 3. 1873 bridges. Or
course, it, has no further need of,
Wede-ing.
Colordonia is the name of village
OF freedmen near Washington.
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The ELECTION IN HoRRY DISTINCT.
At the recent election held in this
District, under the provisions of the
Reconstruction Acts, only 445 out of
1881 registered persons voted, and
of this number but "a were white.
This exhibits a majority of 1,O76
against Convention. The delegates
elect are Henry w. Jones and Angus
tus Reaves, both colored. The former
can read little; the.latter can neither
read nor write. LII =
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THE ANNUAL GRAFTON

PEFORE the Euphradian and Clarioso-
- phic Societies, of the University of
South Carolina, will be delivered by Col.
A. q: HASKELL, OF Abbeville, on THURS
pay EVENING, the 5th inst, at half.past
Z O'CLOCK, In the University Chapel. The
public are invited to attond.
c.. M. NEEL,
President Clariosophio Society.
W. Lee. STEVENS, Secretary.
Dec3 IN
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BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD. The stock
holders of the Blue Ridge Railroad
met in Charleston, on the 21st ult.
The reports of the President, Super
intendent and Secretary and Trea-
surer were read and ordered to be
filed. 81 = ~ 1
Judge Frost offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted: ~ -. -,
"Resolued, That the stockholders
of this Company have undiminished
confidence in the importance of the
Blue Ridge Railroad, and of its ulti-
mate success; that they approve of
the efforts now being made by the
board to insure its early completion,
and authorize and request the board
to continue such. efforts"
Gen. j. w. Harrison, of Anderson,
was reelected President, and Messrs.
P. @. Gaillard, Charles T. Lowndes,
Edward Frost, Henry Gourdin, @.
M. Furman, A. F. Lewis, J. B. Sit
ton, j. 81. Holmes, George A. Tren-
holm, Directors.
Mr.. w. III. D. Gaillard was elected
Superintendent aud Secretary and
Treasurer.
There is scheme on foot, which,
if successful, will eventuate in the
completion of this great enterprise.
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JOB WoRK.-Every description of
book and job printing-pamphlets,
bill heads, circulars, labels, posters,
programmes, business, wedding and
invitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &C.. promptly execut-
ed at the lowest rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-03

A colored church in Chicago re-
Gently tried. convicted and expelled
one of its members for adultery, and
the criminal smashed the head OF one
OF his judges on the way home.
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TO RENT

Il ton," situated between the Sonth
Carolina Railroad and Congaree River
containing ], 800 acres OF cleared land and
extensive wood lands. On the place ia
large new Dwelling House, with ali neces.
eary out-buildings; new steam Gin
House, large new Stable and Barn Houses,
and all necessary quarters for laborers.
Terms reasonable. prescc. OCCUPANT
being desirous to remove to another part
of the State. For further particulars
apply to the undersigned at the Plantation,
or to this Office. A. G.. TRENHOLM.
Dec 8 "a