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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
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fttb, gIei5 1nerfonnt. NIS Gmpfeblungen f6nnen
mir ufs aiif peIe tauieb Std6ts inb 2anobe1pobner,
netft sreBen AnsabIe,i Der Sod nlen, Sensinare "
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9ieie 9ianos baben iitdt aqein ben beitdnbi9en
@ebrasd ahe f9wefe 4srdrtss BOB einem Sabre aus
geboiten, fonber inb bic Ietten IS Sabre sr DOH.
fanoisen 8ufri .benbet Serer, peIbe e sebraatstsn
benubt woroen,
9iefelbe baben greife unb Nebailen erbntten, no
iie uur INNER aus9efteIt wurbel. Dps 8erIangen
mad hiefeit Yanos 1T fogroB gewefe eaB bic 9erren
SatneB 8roS. ficb gen6tbigt faben ,Jihre Mrbeiten
gu benz Betraee pon "a bis 50 qtanos p6entlib auss
31oebnen. q 9 az. ,.v-z ,a4a $40 ~ss-a
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be6f unb cine kroft Don 2t9 S s an Der Spetten
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8laiie TIM 5anSet. Man fstce titr lntrrte Grtiare
90 9dtneS Sro's,
1856, 35S, $50, 1852, 36i, S66, 1868, $40, 372,
ms2s SR 8peits Abenue, Stem gOrt Gitp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
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poi
Sri1naflt s. Gp.ea,r
8. 8. bes 9 rtm3euRapo
As Nue Nidb elien.
Reirt Qebertbrart rltehr.

@rimauIt's iobirter 6ettig Sprup
uirt nit srosem GrfoIee fatt bes eeberEbranes benz
er nett uorsM;ieben 1T, ongeIuanbt, namentLi6 in
St5rungen, @eibfuft, glnsteIabipanttnns nnb Apes
htIofgfeit. CT periingt ben RSrper 5ur1 trdfti9e
Renanag bes 8Iutes 1T aIs Elm lei3tes Mbfii5rs
n1:tteI fSbr Az empfeblen. Der &etti9iprpp f9p8Gt
ueecr ben 4Ragen, nod bic Ddrme uns pirb bel fIets
men Sineen obne bic ininbehe S9dSl5teit perpaisbt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Oeaeft Mu8sehrnno

9e9en slu8sebrnne. r
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux unte,
pbospbesi9iaarer 8alff1rup.
Sieies neue SeilmitteI uirtt ausseseiGnet bet Gu.
bereulofe mad S6ptlSiutbt, befea sefdbrItsbere
SpmptDnte es fofort befeitist. r.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

Bon ,tnb mad benz IS. 9operber 1867 .uerben 9itae
ME feIst: =, "a ~ - -" I
Bon 9tsatirt saD Salamanca pom naion Depot mad
7.3O u. R GTpress4ofs pon Duntirf tasEi@ {aus aee
mSmmem Soartags J, bdh IN Solentarea 1000 u.
@orntna NIT benz 500 u. 81. GEpreBs 9oifsua non
/ Buffalo an6 etrei@t asp gOtf nm 2 lsbr Ieor.
a.ss 3; 81, aissthins espses por saIananea, tas-
biiSet 5 nit BEN fasen s arp as p nan
sarIisIo fHHs tomurt inRetD g>ort an I'M 2 90
AIS o. 3D. geiD gOrt Ra6t erpreS, pom D,iatir, tas.
h9 lsenn n s ssasgsnemu1enl; bolt sH saIa'
Earner's s5s u. d. @ ms spres5t asRs Stem
gort u 80 2. Dr. UNI init ben aa6mittass 3isen
ln6 9a,npferft narb Bottom .mO ben seuensidiibz
$50 g. m. Cincinnati GrpreB, Don 9anfiri, tdsIi6
nm 1t.55 q. ~ .,n,lb mnd5f in 9orneuspiIe 6irefE
f fsis ass o. , ss 51s e H. se ae
Bon ssEs s pit TsB gs5s 3s Depot sas
5.45 ". 81. Stem gorf 9aes=Grpres (Sonntnes aus.
ssnon1merJ; bait IN 3ornsaSpiae sos q. o.,
sliea1; S arner's a,55 .. d.. 1gasasr1,' erreia3t
stem gprt 1890 g. ga. ,lnb perbinbet IT'D III great
geHb nit Der 9elapere, a2adawanaa II. @teat
sfa ssnsss sfs saS m S ss a ssa
more iab Bofbington.s = H4ssH4 sefT
500 u. %. p0f- Grpfsb, aber aD6n unS SorneuspiHe
(tdsi9 Spnata9s ansgenotnine'i); errei9t Seiu
2.2O a. M. aisbtnirts Grpres tu,.ssenontnrea Souns
Il tagsA bdt in 5orIellspile UNI 525 y .aR. dSup) :,
I'D in eimira nit Der gs6rSiides Gemtfaf cifens
babn fir 9arrisbHrs, 9bilabepbtn anb eenS HSeH;
s sg efsnSa5a SaRaa iss
in Ion.unb IN 9fep g)ert nit benz 8prgen GTpreb
sas fin SoitUl! mn6 bic gtti:s england Stdote. Z
6.l0 9. N.tR y. gtGbt GrpreB, tug. Sonntags anss
senOmmsn5; bait in Storage nm s.55 9. ~,
.# lSnp.); perbiueet I'D su 5orhelspiue nit benz
4;ts p; d.; 8as Don 2antirt v. erreidt aen gort
ft.2O .. g. Ginctnnati Grpres tasH5 (diissenommen
SoantagsG 5an IN Ssss q & n 1ao y; "
SSe erreidt Stem Norf as g. d. erbSSet Il
GimirG nit Der N6rSIidben Central Gifenbabn fir
n Sarrisburs, 95iaoeIpbia, Baltimore, 2edfbtn9s
ton nae es , g. ns Ssse ees1 eq1 R s
fir Scranton, Ersnton un6 Pbilabelp6i6 anb
IN Rep gort NIT ben Ra9mittass 8issH .anO
9an1pferit fitf Bottom lIlb 9eiieMglanb St5bte.
Nm Sonntag 9ebt mar elm 3Hg 5ftltb, rpeld5er Bufs
falo lim $40 q. W. uerlIBt ilne Stem ort I'm sp6If
nbr 80 aRiu. ysatbm. erreiGt. #siit'-1 '43tkst<
B9 gefIasiers nab. Bottom nnb Rea GusIanb
uerSe nit tbrem @epdd in Stem Bort rei iiberfefert.
Eg Ter9nigpn reiienSen bietet bic GFte Gtfens
babn Elm ret3enoes ~imnter wedfslnSes 8anaroma,
inoe1 fte eArb bic i16nei GbGier Der Gbemuna,
SusqMebanua, 9elaUapare uno Ramapo 6life fIbrf.
Die beft petilirteR irte urri6feiten S9ldf a3aaen
D- in1ber ne It .SsSG bsalettea aie Ha3tsdse
Gni cieier Gi5enbabn. ..F5..11 - .r:a-.F
R Das @epaf ipirb' nit Durds
,ftarfen berieben. go @.@ =
limb YaiIagierpres tets 10 niebrg ais auf irgenb
elmer an6ern 2inie.
re Mfan berlan9e 8iaetS fir bie
Grie giieababn, "a r-a.,t t4gT
peldeanf allen SauptsB Bureaus i'm gseiten uuS
gBm. 81. 8arr,
@eaeral-Yaifagier .Issnt.
8. NiSble,
General 5npertutensent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
0erbaunnss asaftilen u. 3eltb en-
BON Buriu 6u Ruif3on.

2a,lres Der mebiainii9en MfaSeutte IN Raris.
9ieIes gei9modpoe greparatif Ipirb pom ben eriien
Aetsten 6rantreidbs unb @ngIdn6s gegen ole arants
beiten bee 9eroouunss @ertsseuge aIs gastrogie,
Ian9e nno f4were 9erbainlas, Aidbuns, aeber= unS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

GSer unterjeid bnete 10 iett bereit, Aahefebeine
- ftfr ben gan3tn gBeg mad 9iep yort ibsr G5artes
ton ateaaeep nnS @erfenber anSgeu I'D veri6ert
5aiten, bn6 bic 9ef6rSsruue 10 fneh ausaefibrt ns
bic Srdtpfeiie ueit eettest bsrs@ t0erbet, ais
a,tf trgeue eiper aneern Stnte. 3.F so ElsJfszrL
Die Mxfmeftfdnttett Der Berienber non 8uniHwope
rirb gnnS beDnhes dnf biefe eiis geltntt uh6 ieee
mint9enswert5e Mnstilnft IN ben Offices Der ylafbs
bile uiIo gbattdilooSa Gtfenbabn ertbettt.
4 s3as.gsa ,nstis1gtW. WfeJDer,
oti0 $50 lrisGen. Sra4t,asent T.a. q. %. q.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
SeerSbfe appfzu. @eff 6tsf4mers
Rrffer aIs Grraipbaffan,

peroen iofort bureb bic braiitanif1e Gaurana, ein
ofanSlibe Gubitans aus 8rafleN, bic bort pom jeber
IN 8ebrau9 gepeien, ge9eiIt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23
Nmerifaniidc Oraclll.

60 umfaBt, non ber f6neu5ten nns anfresenbfen
Muit bis su ben bimmhi9 fromn'en Rldngen elmer
ben nod ben 8ianes psn 2eliten, bic MIR bic baIben
Mlsgabe MAIDEN fSnnen un6 ,peHiser Raim baDen
ppreeSogen. - =
Wait f6reibe fit Circulate, bic na9sre GinseImbes
ten uno 8reiie betinllreu. a at.5.sl =
MaeutIren rperbeu SdnbIern su9eiallst nnb bebeus'
ten6e 4rpsente 2ebrern II. eSsrnertdafern bewnigt.
Siberia SIT, WbDleiale-@gsnt
581 8roabiuap, Stem 9orf-i
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Same unb MnfemtbaIt.
Gapital.

az tbotfd9Ei5e baar einseaabIte Capita!
ener Geieuf1nft it, 81 900, 000.0O
Ter 1eberfdub am eriten Sonuar 1867. 502S73.9S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-23

GtlftensNet 9t6Bte BetFuB FIhFE FIIIte1E a. oo ~
nea 8eriid6erung.. .--....S 25,OO0uO
(ae,0 &raitns &DmaH, 4sraToeHt.
Geo. j. gHiffer, Setretar.
&ep Bort, ben 4. Suli 1867.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14

AS On illustration of how men will
differ, the New York correspondent t
OF the Louisville Courier says he
saw Ben. Wood and John Nor
rissey differ one night as to where
mine" would fall, and that the
little difference cost John $4,000.
France, of course, does not like
the speech made few days ago by
the Grand Duke of Baden. It is
ready to issue the most pacific circu-
lars, provided the demands of France
are complied with.
Black is getting to be all the rage
III foreign fashionable circles. The
waist-bands, shoulders straps and front
widths are worked with flowers in all
the natural shades.
GONG TO THE BAR.-Gen. Sickles.
having defed the law, proposes to
resume the practice of it. Criminals
need expect little mercy from O con-
spicuous law-breaker.
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VINO IS SHE?-The Baltimore pa
pers having at last disclosed the
name of the youthful and accom-
plish ed North Carolina debmante, who
has recently appeared upon the
boards of Holiday Street Theatre,
we may state, what we have known
for some time, "who she is" The
young lady is Miss Laura Alexander,
Of Lincolnton. daughter of. the late
Julius Alexander, Esq, of Charlotte.
She is described rs possessing rare
talents and accomplishments, and the
GazeAe speaks in high terms of her
debut, in the fine comedy Caste. So
with the other papers, except the
american, which aOas much pleased
and SO expressed itself, until it
learned that Miss A: was Southern
young lady, when it opened the bat-
teries of harsh criticism upon her
acting. With the true Jacobin spirit,
1t has now carried its politics into
art, even to assailing the aspirations
OF young. sensitive and struggling
genius. In spite of all this, the
generous public of Baltimore have
taken Miss Alexander most encou-
ragingly by the hand.
RnLei0L Sentinel
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.
M e d ic al Depar t m e n t..
BAL TI1fORE. III. D.
FACULTY

FACULTY.
ltev. THOMAS +. BOND, NJ. D., President.
fessor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
a. j. FOARD, NJ. D., Professor of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
j. p. LOGAN, NJ. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY l.. BYRD, NJ. D., Professor of
MARTIN p. SCOTT, NJ. D., Professor OF
the Diseases of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor of
the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN f. MONMONIER, NJ. D., Professor
OF Physiology and General Pathology.
>. D.: MOORMAN, MD, Professor of Medi-
JOSEPH 4. CLAGETT, Nj. D., Professor
or Materla 1ledica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE MORFIT, M. D., Professor of
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JOHN n. MONMONIER, n. D., Demon
strator of Anatomy.
lHE next session of this institution will
4 commence on the FIRST TUESDAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT, and continue for
five months.
One student from each Congressional
District Of the late. slaveholding States
Will be admitted to all the privileges of
this University, upon the payment OF
Mirty.tire dollars for each session of at-
tendance.
All the subjects embraced in the curri-
culum will be thoroughly taught and pro-
perly illustrated.
Every facility will be afforded for Clini-
cal study and anatomical Investigation.
Fees -Matriculation, s5; Dissection,
$40; Professors, sl20; Graduation, $40;
Beneficiary, $35.
For further information, apply to the
subscriber,
A. J. FOARD, M. D., Dean,
No. AZ Liberty st., N. Z. corner of
Lexington, or Barnum's Hotel.
Aug G limo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14

POLITICAL MEETING OF THE FREED
MEN.-There was q large gathering Of
the freedmen at Gethsemane, new
Baptist church, four miles to the
North of town, last week. We have
understood that many violent and
infiammatory harsngues. were made
by colored orators, Urging their race
to stick together, =" and have nothing
to do with the poor white folks.
Such sesms the prevailing sentiment
among them, and we may expect the
nomination and election Of q black
delegation to the approaching Con-
vention from this District.
We are constrained TO sny TINT the
efforts to conciliation made by some
OF our most respectable citizens have,
thus far, produced but little good
effect. The negroes seem determined
to rule and ruin. We deplore the
result, but it seems we cannot help it.
Like the little pig roasting on the
spit, We hope "things will soon take
q turn. YorhciNe Enquirer.
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REMOVAL.

ON or about the 18th instant, intend
~ to REMOVE my stock OF CLOCKS.
WATCHES and JEWELRY to the central
location on Main street, noxt door South
OF the Ph'e''ir Office, whore shall be
pleased to see my old friends and patrons
ana ths public In general; and will offer
my entire stock of well selected GOODS.
embracing, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sill:
,verware, Gold Peas and NIL wares usually
kept IN my limo, AT VERY RGASONABLE
PRICES. 1 shall also continue to give NV
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO the REPAIRING of
these articles. satisfaction guaranteed in
Workmanship aud prices
l. SULZBACnER,
Practical Watch kcr and Jewcller.
Sept IL
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Commissioners Sale.

Arthur W: Kennedy rs. VIM D. Elkins ct
aLwBM for Foreclosure.
DURSUANT to the order of tho Court in
i the above stated case, will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
FIRST MONDAY in October next, at 10
O'clock, all that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL
miles above Columbia, bounded on the
North 10y Frederick Entzminger and estate
OF Minor Craig, East by estate of Minor
Craig and L. G. Brennan, South by Levi T.
Sharp and Andrew McLelland, and West
by Andrew w. McLelland and Frederick
Entzminger, containing Al acres, more or
less, upon the following terms, viz: So
much cash as will pay the costs of suit
and expenses of sale; balance on O credit
OF twelve months, with interest from date.
to be secured by bond, with two or more
good sureties, and mortgage of the
promises sold.
Purchasers to pay for papers.
Sert ii t1o
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. FTNxNcIAiK AND comsihiRE.,CDfia,Li,.::,. iE.,Dfi !, =, !:

New YORK, September 13-Noon.
Stocks heavy. Sterling 93z(01016.
1920. lower. Pork $24 62TCS24' si rs. Is.
Cotton dull, at 251s.
| p. Motion heavy and declin-
ing, with sales of 800 bales, ut 25(0
25%. Wheat dull and in favor Of
buyers. Mixed corn $1.18Ml.21.
Mess Pork $2475. Sugar firm
Muscovado 11(912. Gold 1874.
BALTIMORE, September 13:-Cotton
dull and languid- good ordinary to
low middling 221s@241a. Wheat in
good supply, and market heavy ;
prices declined 5c.-red 2.4O(G2. Gu.
White corn dull at 81. 1901. 90. Ba-
con. firm-shoulders 15@15I; rib
sides 171a@17A; clear. rib 1917;
plain hams 1903. Lard AZ.
CINCINNATI, September 13.-Flour
firm and unchanged. Corn dull, at
$1@1.O6. Mess pork $25 asked.
Bacon firm and unchanged. Lard
firm; at $145O.
NEW ORLEANS. September 13.-
Sales of cotton 1876 bales; market
dull but easier-low middlings 22t5
@231a; stock IA, ,719. Flour firm
superfine $8.50@8.75 double extra
$3.50. Corn--mixed $1.15; white
$l.2o. Oats 72k@75. Pork dull,
and SOC. lower. Bacon shoulders 16;
clear sides 90; suger-cured hams 25.
[ ard prime, tierces 141S. Gold
4414@442s.
MOBILE, September 13.-Sales of
cotton to-dny 125 bales; market clos
ed quiet, at 81 for middling. Sales
of week 1870. Stock on hand 5000.
SAVANNAH, September 13.-Cotton
quiet; sales 81 bales -middling 22T.
AUGUSTA, September 13.-Cotton
dull; sales 26 bales middling %.
CHARLESTON, September 13.-Cot-
ton steady; sales 66 beles-middlings
221a.
LONDON, September 13-Noon.
Tho bullion in the Bank of England
las increased 100000 Consols 94sI:
bonds 7234.
LIVERPOOL. September 13-Noon.
Cotton quite active. but prices un-
changed-uplands 91S; Orleans 9s1.
LIVERPOOL, September I3-Even-
ing.-Cotton firmer and more active.
under favorable trade reports; sales
of the day $4,000 bales -uplands
~; Orleans 924; sales for the week
60, 900 bales, whereof 5000 were for
speculation and 1900 export. Stock
on hand $4,000 bales, whereof
2S9. 900 are American. The recent
decline was partly due to the stock
on hand, which is larger than for
some years.
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The oldest remnant of mortali. v
e1tant is the skeleton of one of the
elder Pharaohs incased in its original
burial robes, and wonderfully perfect,
considering its age, which was de-
posted about eighteen or twenty
months ago in the British Museum,
and is justly considered the most
valuable of its archaeological trea-
sures. The lid of the coffin which
contained the royal mummy was in
scribed with the name of its occupant,
Pharaoh Mykerimus, who succeeded
the heir of the builder of the great
pyramid about two centuries before
Christ. Only think of it; the mon
arch whose crumbling bones and
!eathory integuments are now excit-
ing the wonder of numerous gazers
in London, reigned in Egypt before
Abraham was born, and only about
two centuries or SO after Mizraim.
the grandson of old Father Noah and
the first of the Pharaohs, had been
gathered to his fathers.
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RICHLAND---IN EQUITY


Jacob G. Lyons, EXECUTOR. us. WILSON
Glover and wife.-BM to E6reclose Mort
gage.
pURSUANT to the dccretal order in the
i above stated case, will sell, before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
FlKST MONDAY in October next at 10
ScioGk, all that LOT OF LAND, with the
Duildlngs thereon, situated in the city of
Columbia, containing onc-seventh of an
acre, moro or less, fronting East on Gates
street, AZ feet, bounded East by Gates
street, South by Joseph Taylor West BY
Mary Hays, North by Mary Purvis.
Terms OF sale-Sufficicnt cash to pay
balance on o credit of twelve montbs, in,
terest from day of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
D. B. DESAUSSUiE, c. E. R.D.
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SOLDIERS AND SAvAaEs. The New
York Times indulges IN expression,
that between soldiers and savages the
ranchmen on the plains have hard
time of it. The troops were sent,
nominally at least, to protect the set
tiers from the Sioux; but the settlers
luay we'll pray, ''save me from my
friends - The other day squad of
soldiers from Fort Laramie went to a
rancho five miles distant, demanded
whiskey, and, being refused. fred a
volley into the building. The affair
ended in the burning of the rancho
and the robbing of the safe, the owner
losing 100000. The Indians could
not have done much worse than the
troops from Fort Laramie. Now,
the crime of this rancheman lay in
not selling whiskey to the soldiers;
but as in Fort Sedgwick, the other
day, citizen received one hundred
lashes with plated thong because
he did sell whiskey to soldiers, it
must be rather puzzling to know
what to do on such demand. The
case seems to stand now like this :
If you don't sell whiskey to soldiers,
you are shot, your house is burned,
and your money stolen-if you do
sell it, you get hundred lashes, well
laid on.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14

In n school, recently, teacher
took occasion to relate an anecdote
of the little girl who tried to "over-
come evil with good" by giving a
New Testament to a boy who had ILL
treated her. The story was appre-
ciated, for, few minutes afterward.
one boy struck another, and, on
being asked the reason, said he was
trying to get testament" This
was practical bearing altogether un-
expected.
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Commissioners Sale.

Ihomas Boyno Ds. Bryant Bailey.-BM 10
Foreclose Mortgage.
3JuRSUANT to the decretal order in the
Il above stated case, 1 will sell. before
the Court House, at 10 O'Clock, on the
FIRST MONDAY in October next, all that
LOT OF LAND, in the city Of Columbia.
together with the buildings thereon,
bounded North by estate of 6. Beck, East
by Sumter street, South by lot of BENZ.
and others, containing three -fourths Of an
acre, more or less, upon the following
terms, viz: So much cash as will paw the
costs OF the suit and expenses of sale; the
balance upon credit of one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage,
with personal security.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
Sept IA 40
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14

Excellence in anything is always
the result of work. Nero luck is n
myth. People who believe in the
latter may be put on the long list
of fools. 1t is hard work that does
the business.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-09-14
REGISTRATION
Sd Precinct, Richland District.


THE BOOKS of this Board will be open
ed for public inspection at Garner's Mill
Box. MONDAY and TUESDAY, September
IS and 10. WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, September 20 and 81, will be the days
OF final session at that point. MONDAY,
September %, Registration will close at
Gadsden.
The Books will be opened for public in.
spection, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY. September "a, % and 90.
September 81. and % will be the days oil
final session at Gadsden Box. i
C. L. ANDERSON,
Chairman Board Registration
Sept II S Sd Precinct Richland Dist,
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Auotlon 8afe@
C0mmissiOner's Sale

Rebecca Porte ct al. Us. Caroline Davis o,
M:-BW for Partition.
GDUHSUANI to the decretal order in the
Il above stated case, will sell. before
the Court House, in Columbia, on the
.;dlNsI F1kSI' MONDAY in in October next, at 10
Of Columbia, together with the buildin1s
thereon, bounded North by Senate street
East by lot late Of Rebecca P. BAILEY
South by lot late of B. Reilly, and West by
land Of G. Lundy, upon the following
terms: One-fourth cash; the balance on q
credit OF one, two and three years, in equal
lnstalments, with interest annually from
day OF sale, secured by bond, and mort
gage Of the premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
d. B. DESAUSSURE, c. e. R.D.
Sept II TN
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BY Te1egraph.
Expressly for The Golan,5ia Phos,,ir. |
Cable Deapntchcs.

= ROME, September 1S.-The Pope
has resolved to call together a general
council of the Roman Catholic
Church dignitaries, from all parts oi
the world, and has named seven car.
dinals to arrange the preliminaries
for the council.
STOCKHOLM, September 13.-Ad.
miral Farragut, with the American
squadron, has arrived here; he met
with q grand reception, the King as.
sisting.
VIENNA, September 13.-The finan-
cial relations of Hungary and Aus
tria have been adjusted, to the salts
faction of both nations.
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Emigrants have been leaving
Queenstown for this country at the
rate of 500 per day.
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Wanted To Rent.

~, A HOUSE, or SUIT OF ROOMS
ElsisI and KITCHEN, within five minutes
walk OF the Ph9niI Office. Apply at
tnls Office. Sept Is 8
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Kits of Fresh Mountain Butter,
VUST RECEIVED, and for sale.
- Also, barrels Of Golden and other fine
Syrups. For sale by
RICHARD ALLEN,
Cor. Pendleton and Assembly sts.,
Next to NJ. M. Cohen's Old Stand.
September Below the State House.
Wolfe's sohiednm schnapps are good
for (tont o