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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-07
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 5 1887

COLUMBIA, S. c., March 5, 1867.
At regular meeting of the Palmet
to Fire Company, of Columbia, held
this evening, the foregoing extract
from the minutes of the Firemen's
Charitable Association, Of New Or
leans, having Leon read, it was una
nimously
Resolred, That the Palmetto Fire
Company gratefully accept the hand
some donation accompanying the
communication of the F'iremen's
Charitable Association.
Resolred That this Company is
profoundly sensible Of the lofty and
self-sacrificing spirit of charity which
has prompted so liberal az Offering.
bestowed with SO much delicacv.
Resolred, This Company desires to
express, in grateful terms, its appre-
citation of the true and heartfelt syn
pathy of our brethren, conveyed III
their communication, touching every
tender and responsive feeling of our
nature.
Reso1red, That the President con-
municate these proceedings to the
Eiremen's Charitable Association, and
that copy of the same be published
IN the papers of Columbia and New
Orleans. W. B. STANLEY,
G. I. Mason, Sec'y. Prest.
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this city has received a supply of one
cent stamps, for the purpose of pre-
paying drop letters.
The Committee of Firemen from
New York, who were to bring the
hese carriage for the Independent
Ere Company, of this city, have
been IN Charleston for the past dav
OF TWO. They received q cordial wei
come III our sister city, partakino of
that hospitality for which She IS So
noted. 1t will be seen bv the follow.
ing despatch to one Of the officers Of
the independent that the committee
VIII arrive III Columbia this after
noon:
CHARLESTON. March 6, 1867.
Mlll leave tomorrow morning. Al
s o'clock, for your place.
X. WRIGHT. Secretary.
TIE lSD1pESDESr's HosE CAr-
E1AGE.-By a telegram from Charles
ton, we are informed that the steamer
Andalusia was burned OF Hatteras.
with considerable loss of life. The
hose carriage for the independent
Fire Company, which was on board.
was lost. The following dcspatcl.
was received by the independent
Company on yesterday:
CHARLESTON, March 6.
The steamer Andalusia, with our
hose carriage and hose, was DESTROYED
by tire on Sunday night.
r. WRIGHT.
Secretary \. Y, L. \
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NEW ADyErTIsEMENTs. Attention is cali.
ed to the following advertisements, which
time:
e. H; Baldwin \ co.-Popular Trade
Jacob Levin-Gas-Hght.
>. Z; Seegers ~ Co.-Lager Beer. &c.
\. K. Philhps-Hay.
Cotton Press in Operation.
X G. d. Hope-Buttcr and Cheese.
\. Il. Colton-Ready. Aim. Fire.
.: * L. H. Agnew-Potatoes, &c.
Palmetto Fire ompany-Parade.
II. D. Hanahan- Nurse Wanted.
Independent Fire Company-ParaGe
Fisher Il Henitsh-Horse Powder.
CoiSate's Family and Toilet Soap
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1oGaI LIema

DROP LETTERS. post Office of
this city has received supply of one
cent stamps, for the purpose of pre-
paying drop letters.
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FREAK OF T1Gurv1xc-N ,7,pov. I.

FREAK or T.TGETNrHG-\,1 ,1,rsnv- L.
cApE.-On Tuesday night. while the
storm then prevailing was at its high
est pitch, the lightning struck the
house of AIr. Edwin J. Scott, enter
ing just a owe window. and com
plctely rllverizing seventy two panes
OF glass. The lightning ran around
the room, blackening the walls,
knocking over tables, >Sc.. tearing of
the boarding between the room and
passage. and extinguishing the lights.
Mrs. Scott and her servant were Sit
ting in the room which the uawel-
come visitor entered, and had mar
row escape from death, one of the
boards which had been ripped Of
striking her on the head, producing
a slight confusion. The other mem
bers OF the family We're unsettled bv
the shock. and, as one of them eX-
pressed il ''thought they were blown
mp.
Our I'IEEMEN-LIBEEALD DONATION.
The following action OF the New O.-
leans Fire Department IS another OF
the many evidences of that spirit Of
benevolence and goodwill which our
firemen Impoverished and needy as
they are) are the recipients of from
both North and South:
FIRENIES's CHARITABLE Association
New ORLEANS, Feb. Is. 1867.
E.rt1'oct from the NiuuteS.
At a regular quarterly meeting OF
the Board of Delegates of this insti
tntion, held on the 9th, after the
reading of the memorial Of the Pal
metto Fire Company. of Columbia.
S. c., asking assistance of the fire
men Of New Orleans, to enable them
to rebuild their engine house, repair
their engine, purchase hose, Ne. it
was unanimously
Reso!ced, That the sum of $500 be.
and the same is hereby, appropriated
to assist the gallant and patriotic fire
men Of Columbia, S. c.
j. y. MARKS, President.
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Mineral Point and PIatteviIle.

The Stage leaves uiuera Point for rTattevlI- 81 :
o'clock IN the afternoon. every Monday Wednesday
and Friday Leaves isttsyie for Arena via Mineral
Poiot tn Tuesday, Thursdays & Ssfurdavs
Orders and packages entrusted % ne for de fverv
will be carefully attended 20. EDWARD KIRBY
sasez a.| Proprietor
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-13

THE girls at Willamette, Conn.
got 70 kissing Sheridan. aud as the
train moved of one buxom lass failed
70 reach his lips 1t was a miss"
Said the martial Phil. but good
line shot. nevertheless.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-13
FIR iLIIl'Oaef'
COMM ERCIAL C0LLEG E,
"A N II
Telegraphic institute,
BAILIES &PARs0NS. PrOprietors.

THs time has come when all concede the advantages
OF a Business Education. Men OF all professors
tades. and occupations admit It's importance, as Is
shswp ~ the large and liberal patronage extended 70
Commercial Institutions throughout the country The
only question s
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-13

Now, my little boys and girls.
said a school teacher. I want YOU to
be very stIll-so still that you can
hear 4 pin drop. An was hnshed
for a moment As if in waiting, when a
little hopeful shrieked-. Let her
dropi"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-13
Practical Joking in High Life.

The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Globe writes: a distinguished
uartv. were fortnight aEo the guests
q the Marquis de Ga, in the
chateau -ot So. inEfhe nei Oh borlood
Of TrouviIle TIE ladie. Of the par
y, being bored, resolved somew hat
uugratetully, IN order 10 amuse them
selves. to play Of a jeb,e-on their host.
SO one night they placed quantity
Of -four between the sheets of his bed.
At his customary hour the Marquis
retired to rest, but the strange sub
stance astouishad him, and ha jumped
up He found himself as white as
miller from head to foot 4 few mo-
ments reelection convinced him that he
was the victim Of trick. He coollv
rang for his valet. made the man
scrape and wash hint, and change the
sheets He then returned to bed.
The next morning he said not =
word of what had happened. Three
evenings after he proposed a drive to
d small shooting lodge in the Beighbor-
hood, where there was a splendid
view, and when he got there he offer
cd the ladies tea The cake served
with the liquid was uncommonlv good.
and the fair danes did ample Justice
to II. They declared they had never
seen any thirg like it in Paris. " Y ct
nothing would be more Simple than to
make such cakes. said the Marquis
:. First take your -four" continued he
with all the. solemnity Of a cookery
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-11-13

other eNpectnrant j. fipareut 10 escape ohserya-
tiOn. a. Il whore its var known. the public TO
longer hesitate what aItsG0te to employ for t- dis
tre>snE and dangerous aTsctuns Hf the pulmonary
gan that incident 10 climate While many
inferior rem. die- rHTu-t fhe community ave
failed aud he discarded, This has gained friends hv
trial, conferred benefit, the afflicted they can
forget I1 produced cures Iunerlus ana too
remarkable to re forgotten.
Nr can O. | assure he public. that its quality 4
efuily Ee,t up the II ever has been and that
IL may be relied on r. d" " 'l.r i- ala that il Ia
ever
Great numbers o CIergyrnen, ysicians. States
men, and eminent ersonages, have ut their name
10 certify the unintr Of our- reu7- dies,
bat ace he = NJ not VrrUf the Insertion OF them.
he \ agents below named furnish gratis our An-uca
Almanac, IN which thrr given. with also fail de-
scripfiuus OF the mpl lui. they cure.
Those u no require Alternative Medicine purify
the blood VII hud \. ers oup Ext SsrsapsriIlt The
remedy Tr II once, and 81 5n0s its value.
Prepared by J c. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Mass aud
). II. NINt y, Mineral Point g RDE..L Il DRINK
ALL. PlattevilIe fckAY\GHDS S Co. Washbufn
;. q. GREEN Co. WiuggIlie, and all druggists ey-
cry here.
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ference Austria win q. once join France. This

ference Austria win at once join France. This
is the theory of French journals. But here, as
usual, there is reason to suspect that tho wish
is father to thes thought. But granting that
such an elliancsds in reserve there Eis equal
authority Tor stating that if ,sach-an ARRANGE
meht go into operationsR sRussiewill be etound' by
the sidesof Germany. sss %ss tr
We have been reading theF Fxench hEpapers
carefully of late, and they are Unanimous in
their opinion of the German people; evidently
much surprised, to ind acknowledgement
usual gallophobie in every part, of Germany.
NAPOLEON counted much on-the disaffection he
expected to find in the Southern States of Ger
many, which had all been punished last year
by Prussia. But there is not sign Of it ap-
parent. in;fHiunich rs III Berlin, n Stuttgart,
Darmstadghnd Dresden, as in Breslau, Halle,
OF coblahttz here is but, one voice in all Ger
many on this question II Luxemburg belongs
to Germany. and must not he surrendered.
Prussia is IN the hands Of able statesmen and
thorough soldiers,smen who feel their strength,
and likewise ;know4how to take advantage of
circumstances. Prussia is prepared for war,
France, it is generally understood, is not. Ad-
hitting even that the French people are
thoroughly .aliye:to the fact that they have lost
prestige- -and must eight to rsgainit, there is in
this such dependence as has Count BIS
mARcK, when he calls upon the patriotism of
the whole German nation, to keep the foreign
invader fpm;;her sacred sol, to defend 7 one Of
her 66ut5yin SSsmallera states.. 4hreatened by a
powerful covetous nsighbo,.S I WeAwill ven
ture no further speculntions at this time, as a
few days may bring US the issue of the confer
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LARGEST C1RouLAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the 0fici1 LAST Of Let
ters ren,ainsng IN tie Posfe9ice ~ the end
Of each :soees, agreea1g to. Ae Jozososng
section ef the .NeU Passe.1See aaso, as tie
newspaper hdgsaHsg the 11sgess 9acnzation Il.
,ahe Gs4y.gt CAdszeston:s
i sAo1osh And be enacted, That lists Of let
tess remaining unesied for ieny Rostoas any
shall hereafter be published only In tho
which. beng published weekly ofener shai have the
lasgsst circulation within range Of taessaa
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NEWS SUMMARY.

= II s
Cotton closed in New York at tho decline Of zsaa
SOC. for Middrng Uplands.
II Gold was quoted at $50. ,l.&S:
The Liverpool market closed easier at decline
Middling Uplanes 11ld. 5
Ahawk has been killed in Amherst County, Va.
measuring four feet from tip to tip.
They Ind an earthquake, last week, out in I'LL
nois, Iowa. Kansas, and further West. ts.s
There vas . sharp frost, last week. in Columbus
Ohio s.-.s 9: a...5
"a sThe new Department of Education, under the
direction Of Professor HENRY BARNARD, is now
fully organized and at work. y
- COW belonging to Mr.. JAMES HARR1s who re-
sides on Water street, Alexandria, gave BIRTH some
days ago, to three calves. -
4. The Emperor Of Brazil has put tomb stojS
over the remains Of poet who died Of star
jim his domjnions: 4 ~ esss~y
Florida produces lemons that weigh over :
pound, and sre twelve inches in circumference
.'Ehey:are obtained BY cross between the common
4 lemon apd:assour orange. .E.5S:g :::E3a
: The Connecticut farmers are turning their at-
tention this spring to the cultivation Of sorghum
IN place Of tobacco, the latter being very slow Of
sails. - - 1 2
Among the items in the general Appropriation
Bill passed BY the -Pennsylv Legislature were
$500 Tor prayers for the senate,n and $500 ssfor
prayers for tie House." NJ '-5i.z'@2 4,
vieeroy Of Chdna, it Is reported, is digent-
" engaged in tie study of the Bible, and has is-
MISREPRESENTATION apainst Certain, fnr1,a ~
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In He4se E1ed aast weak sc MADISON; Indians
11a Yotnase charged with eIi0enY Of another va
mans clothes, was discharged on tie ground tbs.
the indictment: nt:should have alleged the propert,
belonging to the woman's husband.
The British and FOREIGN Bible Society has a
last received perIniaaio to- sell the Bible in Po
land Adept FOR the saasaos Scriptures has beer
opened in Warsaws On the frst,day 1915 copies
were sold md darpg the first week the purchases
s. he RichmondD Dir,atcEinfor forms Is Us that General
oAeRIR @ also has bean TO issue
some sort :of rs stay law. & General Orders No, 10
military District No. a appear Is &
one OF the most popular publications that haye
lately emAbated from. tho PRESS ss..;I.si;.sNiis
The Montg gomery Aduetsser Of the 2sth has ~
ed,torial hinting strongly that the people, D.
iftaS section would not be much displeased il
&fenaral PorE should see proper to enact the same
stay slaW' in Alabama which General S1uKiEs pro-
mulgated in his Order No. 10.
~ Bill Incorporating the Pneumatic Dispatch
Companyais now before the Massachusetts, Legis-
1ature. The company proposes to construct first
tube irom Boston to Roxbury. The plan CON
tamplatess track enclosed in = tube, on
Rhich cars wil Be- placed.
{. magnificent :Ruosian chapel was recently erect
ei inthe outskr snf Geneva. It's golden cupolas
may esseen af distance Of twenty niles. The
Dedication ceremonies ewefe very imposing: All
che Frotestant PASTORS in the city were present.
The Papal a. Church was without 4 Representatives.
Atornado passedo henortthern part of NsT
Jersey on Monday, afternoon j It's track was; half a
mile wide. lt:was aclieay destructive at Newton,
Sussex County, whete barns and outhouses were
torn 1zoGn their and much property de-
sttoye dss:ss 81 81 10, S.44 1 ~
.The statement has gone the rounds Of the
paeezs. that the last three months, five
rlaIgSman jat fBu Anglican Orders. sbsl6nging to
tho ultra High Church School, have given up their
aaracsas, and have Been reeeWed into the Roipish
Church. - - = - - 4 N -ss Az ~
The goEeu1nant has not yet become acquainted
with the object OF. visit 70 this country Of the
japanese Imperial. Commissioners. Although
they va goon azziye in Washington; st is not eS:
pected they viii be presented to the President
4nIl 4,9nt sgeek, The secretasyos Stats
Kll lFeeurn: from sAuburn:: tsl: y s.at7s
u The city .of Newburyport has a. seEpqopalling
4saanssA 3engine, called the which The
Reratd Is ism moved about the streets,
mp hiA and doHn, through snowor mud, SIS easily
Several o1f cets 81 the Boston
fire department havesesn the engine travel and
pronost1eeIF sdaofded success. Il .,.s..5 4, -
aoods ii the West are the highest in the Iast
eighteen years.s Passengers and freight have been
detained fortseveral days: OInsfn and Council
Btufs fuI and the hack tide 81 passengers il
felt even =; ii Chicago Thes. Great Northwestern
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IS r OtE N =: 7.

5STOLEN: FROM MY PREMISES, on 'TI1 a
NJ night Of the 10th ult; lot OF SILVER TABLE AND
OSSSEhTi SPOONS, TABLE FORKS AND DESSERT
foRhS and other itemsmostly an very heavy and ali
engraved dL = d. ANY one giving information for the
recovery OF the above, will be literally rewarded by
LEVY DRUOKER, No. 2l3 Meeting or No. sos sKInS
~. & j. y S54ts 'ss. May1
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s 0aS a)luifrif:

/: +. Des observation-disclosures Il Bunlcs4
ssire am tittps@ ben litcu 9sai l,T Sen, Guten-
Pase fatTneen. bic Siio Carolina Gifen6abn fpiro
Zinc Ssr Depot, xae am UPS abeues pom 5obuteu<
Plaee abaebea $ailaae % Sents bin uno surad. Nur
a'etIstseessn nts s'lnrcs: IL ter 3utrtt seiaatlet
Sutsr. v YtcEdc, nnD ssm. xuotelad - .
April ~ # Ia ,+s,,., 80 d. 80 sy3sS 4
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PLEASURE PARTIES! PLEAS

~ n OKe1 HsfA1xTIES - IN -G77'2,
HNHE CELEBRATED YACHT, MAGGIE MITCHELL
- the winner vt tho prize at late rczatta-vi1l
.etse Wne polnt Harden on an excursion around the
have no hnd the opportunity OF visiting our
waters. Chndrcn t25, TWenty-lye ccnss. ST
y Apply to Captuin board. T.5--t5-&
reasonable terms, apply. = ~ -
n yst.fS.s BLACK & johnson.
APIn ~ - a2s wfkn6 East
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! .LUxEEIRURG.

la+fst 'ts5 - s-----s, -
The Luxemburg question has assumed .
somewhat different phase, since we last passed
it under review: co signitaries'' ? Of the
treaty Of 1889, which gave the Grand puchyy :
its present status, have made Is propesitjon, to
Prussia and to; France, which, it is understood;
is to bereceiTed AS q basis ofsettIemnennt THE
Conference viii shortly meet ii london; and
both +! FGanss AZ. aAa
Atlantic Gable, have aignihet1 .,thsir suqaies1
cence in such aiConyention:-f tt rs, or course,
impossib1e to say, beforehand, what tie result
Of this Conference may be :; but it is generally
admitted, chat Lu semburg IS to Be psronaounced
neutral ground fortress, 'ti sns 81 tie
satTo5ngess Is Europe, is. to be:dispantled,. ,.and
that. the Grand Rnchy is storemaininiependent to
and neutral e Such. gea.vention wo11li be al
exesllent eatH9heon; the pelitieal sores Il
Emperor 1 g :g bnt i will not hp aeasi4ed
with the same: equanimity. by: :iPfussias' .ahs
fortress Of sLuxemburg HAS been BIE gafriso ii
ed ~ Prussia; this Ime,s Y oecapied 81
her sold!isry II aenate # at The aio4atioa 81
the. great powers, will :hA asoree DssconsideraS
blehurnilia.ien to a4nl Hush ed WITH
recent an tenaoioapuss iaus to he Last
degreeo eof holding every inch of German ;terri-
tory. Moreoyer;s this samS fortress Of Luxem-
burg has for yesrs: 1Bteeh dsemed vital as bull.
wafk q Germany pSopos- S
ed neutrality cannot meet. the exigeRcies Of the
case. armed MY pasr j baTFser
of the itd here But fbs .s16 snsa IS. s.
RSa ths appenagea1sa thtnds
EIrafn 1nnn n,-ch - -
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4 z.
%C III AR i EST ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nrAY i, 1867.
PAY UP.

We are sending out at present. o great mum
Der of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to
make prompt remittances.s A great many Of
these accounts have been standing for year
and knd it IS. absolutely necessary now
thaf5Y should be paid. .S.4s,!a: 1,
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.. l[1l!l IN / 4 SIHA I[lES:

[sHARR1s0N BARNET: 1fKNUFXCTURER AND 81 aaiM.. z.
1&:5SPORTER--ofsEWIlu SHADES CORNICES
sanas. Pins Iassels edags. LaenA gosas.Ikn; Wliss
I'D B1N Honsrds; No. 126W1lLIkN STREET between
SdEm 3ndJoain streets, NsW =
5foss and OMne ondas.
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FOR, SALE. |, !.

GtOWs AND CALVES FOR:
~ OF MICH COWS with Calves, Beef Cattle and
opposite 11tles Drug Store. 49,. II 1dsy a
Il a sPLnMUaDaREsIDKH 1AMFs sJFE fnia
IA situated within the eorporste hfnts of the town al
Aiken: EsEe, featdcncg 3a1aiga and
eleven rooms all with hre4aces: pfaxzuG nrs
aseached % TIE Erst and Hecpnd N1fN IN TIE Hf
ventences n9csaaafy 70 complete residence. The
grounds are handsomely 1a1d cut vergreens Roses
&c and the vegetable garden very AMPLE The
ofoer The Farm conadsts Of about hty acres Of fne
This property, now the rea,dence of Mrs NJ. sf
SchY9r,4s pderEd for sale sta n,1 "a
foH tth6 fnanf :s1ura
the1ate Geo TkB aitfre FURNITURE
OF me hose ~ be purchased with the
III, Y: ySxI III ri
y Z nsAsa.s., asl ssesR q j;
Aom SALE, as! & s;Acfsspa1 AS ss1.DEn4R
isn esabashed3 FLoURs HAEsAND GRAIN STORE, do.
|loeatnn in s cy To- Ee bSsias ipaure 40 of tSs
ipropraesor, JOHN BfNAHs No 21e East Bay.
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