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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-08
w. B. JOHNSTON,
Magistrate and Notary Publj

magistrate and Notary Public,
w siness, collection of debts, &c. viii
also draw up conveyances, leases, mort
cages and other legal documents, on rea-
sonable terms. He may be found at the
Ph9nir Office during business hours.
June
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Agricultural and Horticultural I'M
plements.
At the Sign of the Golden Pad Lock.
A LARGE SUPPLY of the above, con-
~ sisting inpart of PLOWS, HARROWS,
FAN MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES, Scythes,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters.
ALSO,
Pruning Saws and Knives, Ladies' Gar
don Tools, in setts and pairs; Transplant
ing Trowels and Forks, Spades, Spading
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Lines, &c. In store
and for sale LOW for CASH by
April 5 JOHN C. DIAL.
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The Subscriber has Returned
ITO his OLD STAND, at the corner of
n Plain and Marion streets He tenders
his professional services to the inhabi-
tants OF Columbia and it's vicinity, and
VIII attend promptly to ALL CALLS,
either in the DAY or NIGHT. Office hours
from IL to l.
June D. 81. IRRELEVANT. MD
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Threshing and Ginning.
I AM prepared to make engagements to
Il any extent for THRESH1NG WHEAT
and OATS. Also, for GINNING COTTON.
Parties within twenty miles Of Columbia
wishing me to serve them will please notify
me at once. Terms moderate.
w. B. LOWRANCE,
April 21 Columbia. S. C.
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Gibson's Patent Cultivator Plows.
GRAIN CRADLES.

GRA1N ChADLES.
Al the Sign of The Golden Paddock.
A LARGE supply of superior GRAIN
IN CRADLES, made expressly to order.
ALSO,
10 doZ. SCYTHE BLADES. In store
and for sale wholesale or retail, at low
prices for cash, by JOHN G. DIAL.
MAY IL
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Ale and Porter

HlEN casks EDINBURG ALE, pints.
Il DUBLIN PORTER, pints. For sale by
March 13 L. Il G.. d. HOPE.
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StraWn Il Powell.

These gentlemen, whose planning mill, sash
door and blind factory in this city, are well
known, and whose reputation as contractors and
builders is familiar to half tho state, have taken
the handsome new brick building recently erect
ed by Mr. Armour on La Sale street, little
north OF the City Mill, and opened, in connec-
ton with all their other business, store for the
sale OF hardware, paints, oils, glass; putty, nails,
&c.,n short, all articles needed in the erection,
furnishing or repairing buildings, as well as a
general assortment of such articles Of hardware
usually needed by farmers. In their particular
line their stock is the heaviest in the city, and
their aim is also to make it the best and cheap
est. In the way of sash, doors blinds, DC, their
spacious building is filled to the last corner in
the third story, and they can fit out small city
at weeks notice. They are in every sense STIR
ring, enterprising, first class men, whom it is al
ways pleasant and profitable to do business
with.
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Removal.

On or about one week from next
Monday--that is to say, about the 9th
of August, the FREE TRADER printing
establishment and Bookstore, with all
their traps and fixtures, will be remov-
ed from their preaent location, East
side of the Court House, to the build
ing lately occupied as grocery store
by NJ. p. FINN, in Leland e. Bushnelrs
brick block, No. Is La Sale street,
West OF the County Court House. All
friends, patrons and customers, please
bear in mind this change of location:
No. Is La Sale Street, few doors
North of First National Bank.
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Police Matters,

BEFORE POLICE MAGISTRATE GRAHAM
Tim Crowley was hauled up on Monday NOM
ing for "drunk and disorderly" on Saturday 1t
was a very common drunk, and Tim would have
got off for about So, but for the fact that, when
arrested he fought so sturdily that he ruined
about SEQ worth of clothing for young man
whom the marshal had called to his assistance
So Tim was fined S25.
On Tuesday complaint was lodged by Mr.
Culver against James Hays for stealing from him
Culver so. While both parties were getting
ready for the examination, however, Detective
Police Officer Crane got despatch from Chicago,
! asking him 10 arrest Culver on some grave com.
plant, which he did. Thereupon Hays, being
left without prosecutor. was discharged.
=, Yesterday. Henry Alien, and Martin Welsh
were hauled up for cruelty beating VIM. Ford,
the keeper of the canal barn near the Fox River
| House. II seems without any real provocation,
| Allen, with the assistance of Welsh, broke into
the office attached to the barn, and with d deadly
weapon, to wit, a neck yoke, Allen gave Ford q
| frightful beating about the head. Alien was
! fned $25 and COSTS and then both he and Welsh
were held TO bail in $500 each on the charge OF
riot. Neither being able to pay fine or find
bondsmen, both were committed to await the
action of the Circuit Court.
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L. BENJAMIN & Co. wish TO notify the citi-
zens of Ottawa and vicinity that they are offer.
ing, for the next thirty days, their entire stock
of spring and summer clothing ten per cent be.
low eastern cost, in order to make room for their
fall and winter stock. Their motto is to keep
their stock clean of all high price stock, and open
every season with new and desirable goods, and
which we think is the only successful way Of
doing prosperous business. Let one and all go
to the favorite Clothing Emporium of L. Benje.
min & Co., 90 La Sale street, and convince
less money than they could have been bought
for in this city since 1859
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BURGLARY.-On Saturday morning of last
week, between and o'clock, the residence cf
ENos Brown, on Buck Creek, about O miles north
of Ottawa, was entered by burglar, and robbed
of silver watch, and pocket book containing $50
in money, and some valuable papers. The bur
glar entered by kitchen window, and passing
through the buttry, entered the bedroom where
Mr.. d Mrs. B. were asleep taking Mr.. BIS pants
into another room where he rifed the pockets.
The watch was taken from the wall. key that
Mr.. B. always kept in his pocket book was found
on the clock. If the thief had found the drawer
the key fitted, his haul would have been good
deal heavier. Mr.. B. has no idea who the bur-
glar was.
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Board Of Education.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE BoARD OF EDUCATION

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Ottawa. Friday. July 10, 1867.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-H q. Vorce, President, and Directors
Clark, Gibson, Courtney. Lutz and Griffith.
Absent-Drector Crane.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The following bills were presented and ordered
paid:
Bill of W. A. 4 S. E. Dewey, for sundries, Sl2 S5
Bill of 4. Y. Griggs, for sundries, 80 Q5
On motion Of Director Clark, the order passed
BY the Board December l2. 1867, directing the
committee on supplies to furnish no more crayons
to the schools was rescnded.
Director Gibson from committee on buildings,
reported that work on the addition to seventh
ward school honse was progressing satisfactorily
that considerable difficulty had been met with in
securing good foundation, which would involve
some extra expense. The committee recommen nded
ward schools receive the usual compensation dur.
employed in labor on the buildings and grounds.
The report was accepted, and the recommenda.
ton rs to compensation Of janitors adopted
The President was authorized to borrow $500 for
thirty days.
On motion Of Director Lutz, the committee on
buildings were instructed to purchase lots one,
two and three, in block one, in Norris Addition to
Ottawa. f.
On motion of Director Gibson, the chairman of
the committee on finance was instructed to call on
the city collector and receive from him the bond
which the law requires him to give to the Board Of
Education sa
The Board adjourned to Thursday evening. Au.
gust 1st I. II. CLARK, Clerk .
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAND HORSE FAIR.
$2.4OO IN PREMIUMS

The First Annual Exhibition OF the Great NORTHWESTERN
Horse Show and Ladies aud Gentlems'. EIrerri,n Far
will be held at Ottw, I'LL, On Tues lay Wein ,,iy rh
day. Friday and Saturday, August 2Oth 2lst 22nd l3i aud
!ath, 1861.
TuEsDsy-FRsr DAY.
First race, ruunngPurse $500; mile heats three in ve
Second horse saves his entrance money.
Second (rotp-Purse s5 $50 first So to seco nd
mile heats three in ve for colts not four years cid last
spring
Draft staiors--Pursc s3O best, $50; second, SO.
Draft Stations or Fiesthree years old and udrrpurse,
sl5: best, SO; second, IS.
Draft iforses-purse $50; best, S2o: second, $40.
Mule Teams-Puse, S25 best, SIS; second, So
wEDNEsDAY-sKcoyD
First race-purse siso; first, 500; second $50; mile
heats, three In hv,; for horses that never beat IO.
Second rsee (runniugp-pursc Oo two in three mile
heats for colt, not three years old last spring. second
colt SAVES his entrance
Third (pacing(-Purse sT5 first s5O second SIS:
mile heats three In hye.
Best Stallion for general purpose four years old and over
Purse, $50; best, $50; second SO.
Best staoas flles for general purposes years
| old or under-purse slo; best, $40; second S..
rHunsDAy-THIRD
Ladies Eluestrian-first premium, n ladies' gold watch
valued at o Second premium, luies gold watch valued
at $780, Third premium. gold watch, valued at 500.
Gents Equestrianfirst premium, saddle, vauel at s3O
Second bride and m'rtingae valued at $40. Third,
riding whip, valued at 3d.
Trotting horses years old and underPurse,
s75 first $50; second. s2S; mile has three In five.
$50 0 '' N''' "'''' '''' ''''"'
Thorough bred Fespurse, s25 first, SIS; second SO.
Thorough bred Mares wite sample of stockPurse, SO
RRIDN-HoURrn
First (trotPurse $500; mile heats three five.
Second horse his entrance.
Match Carnage Teams-Puge sio best s25 second, SIS;
style and speed the owned used togatl1
Iaies driving, ,ube teamsfrst premium cake basket,
valued at s21. Seennd, card basket, valued at SIS.
Ladies dr vngiEgle horse, first premium, cake basket,
valued at SIS Second premium, card basket vanep Sl5
SATURDAY, FIFTH Day
Running racePurse $50; first 500: second, $50; two
mile heats. two in three gl', "r-
Double Team TotPurse, Slj0: first, S0O; second $50;
mile heats, three in five; must lie owned and used ghe
Boadsters-purse siO rt SIS; secend, SIS; style and
| speed the test. H
Hurdle racr-Pnse, $25 for all ages mile, hurdles.
We desire to state that the efforts made in this matter
free from any selfish speculation motives That
the prime Object is to aid in the improvement of the horses in
this section Of country This organization Is at present
posed OF large numb OF the uost reliable OF the
Northwest who VII effort, to make this exhibition
| both pleasant and profitable a. all its patrons.
Tt.E WASHINGTON BUSHNELL Pres
! T. W. DEwEY, Sec. july 20, CIV.
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DECIDEDLY HANDsOME---We give Mr.. o.
TRAsK, the jeweler, puff gratis, and move he
have vote of thanks besides for overhauling
and dressing up SO handsomely the wooden bull
ding on the South side of Main street, lately oc-
cppied by Mr.. Sparrow as q clothing store.
Instead OF o blemish, the building is now an orn-
ament to that side Of the street-especially SO,
with the rich decoration of jewelry displayed
from the inside. Mr.. T. is not only good busi-
ness man, but q man of taste.
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MEAN SwINDLING.--On Monday man call
ing himself Christ. Lang made application to Mr..
Bernhard, prominent member of Lessing Lodge
of Odd Fellows of this city for assistance, detail
ing frightful series Of misfortunes, claiming to
be brother in distress, &C. Mr.. d. gave him
IS. Next day he made similar application to
the officers Of the Ottawa Lodge. Mr.. d. by this
time having his suspicious aroused, questioned
him pretty closely, and found that he hailed from
Delphi, Ind. The lodge at that place was tele-
graphed to for information. An answer was re-
ceived that the man had at one time been init.
ated in that lodge, but that he was scountirel,
making use Of his knowledge of Odd Fellowship
to swindle lodges through Ohio Indiana, Mich.
igan, &C., and requesting the lodge here to have
him arrested. Accordingly the arrest was made
and the man lodged in jail, and on this fact be.
ing telegraphed to Indiana, answer was receiv-
ed that an officer would be Immediately des.
patched with requisition for his extradition.
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on the new hotel in this city will probably be re.
sumed during the coming week. After digging
the cellar, there has been some delay in getting
all the plans and specifications ready to enable
contractors to prepare their bids, but these are
now ready, and the bids, whichar quite numer.
Gus, are under consideration. The lettings will
be announced next week. The Intention, we
believe, is. not to get more than the walls up and
have the building enclosed this season. The
winter will be spent in getting the woodwork
ready, for an early finishing up next spring.
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Oh urches.

CHRIST CHCKCH: Rev Epw CoAS. Rector. Regular servi.
ssundays at i0H o'clsck and pm Sunday School
O'Clock d. m.
CHURCH or sr. COLUMBIA: Rev r. Terry Pastor: Rev r.
kRRr Assis ant. Regular services sunday-eary mass
O'Clock high at IL O'Clock vespers p N.
'eek dsy serYices-dsIly mass at o'clock An
ST JosEPs CHURCH Uierman Rom Cath services same
above, excep. that the Church open only alternate
undays.
FiEsr METHODIST CHuBHCorner Of Columbus aud JET.
srson sts Rey D. A, Gray, PASTOR Sunday services
and r N sunday school at l2 NJ. Week day prayer
ieetings Monday and Wednesday evenings.
SECOND NJ Z. CEuRCH-South Ottawa Rev. j W
helps PASTOR Sunday services AZ loH A. VI. and T. ~
ray er meeting Wednesday evenings. ~
LlMOU TIL CHURCH: Rev. T.. y. Lewis Pastor. Regu.
ar services on Sundays at I0H ~ and p. Sunday
ch9oi at p ~ Young Peoples Bible Glass
srs room at the same hour Weekly prayer meeting on
hday evening Pastors study In the basement Of the
harrh.
GERMAN 4. LUTHERAN CHUBCH-on jefferson ST.. Ia
IN xard-Rev. H. Fruechnicht pastor. Services every
nnday at l0t o'clock A. VI. Sunday school at p. NJ.
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BooT 4 SHOE STORE RoBBED.--About three
weeks ago,-either on Saturday night or during
Sunday-the boot and shoe establishment of Mr..
B. B. Griffith next door west of the First Ma
tional Bank, was entered by burglar or burg
lars and robbed of ten pair of boots, worth about
800. A day or two afterwards couple of boys
were seen going through the alley in the rear Of
the store with pair of boots in their possession,
which they were evidently trying to conceal
The lsrger one of these boys was subsequently
arrested, but though subjected to a severe cross
examination, no facts calculated to explain the
robbery were elected. The matter has been
placed in the hands of detectives and kept quiet
thus far in the hope of detecting the guilty
parties, but without avail. The indications are
that the stealing was done by boys probably un.
der the guidance of older thieves.
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"With four metallic Qualifications man NAV
be pretty sure of earthly success These are GoI.D
in his pocket, SILVER in his tongue, BRASS in
his face, ard IRON in his heart"
But for tenic appetizer, and as a gentle stm-
ulant there is reliable virtue in Plantation Bit
ters. No article has ever been so popular or done
half so much good. Let all who have not already
tried this great stomachic at once test its quail
ity. We understand that the Druggists and
Grocers of this section are selling vast quanti-
ties, and that scarcely a family iswithout it.
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Though spring was but continuation of win
ter, and early summer nearly as nngenial as
spring, there is no question but Old Sol has all
his caloric aboard now, and is pouring it down
with liberality that is stunning With the
thermometer from morning to night at % to 1O3
in the shade, we are, to parody Currans famous
metaphor, evervatcd and appalled, by the ire.
sistible genius OF universal evaporation. 80,
for lodge" &c. There is, however, great deal
of solid comfort to be had amid all these swell.
tering discomforts. How grateful, for instance,
is the change Of climate as you pass from the
sunny to the shady side Of the street or ~, al
eve, you take plunge into the river. But II
nearly takes ones breath to think of the farmers
who must gather their wheat in such broil. d
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CHALLENGE ACCEpTED.-Last week we pub
lished the challenge of the Young America
Base Ball Club to the Avoirdupois Club to play
match game. The challenge has been grace
fully accepted, in the following terms:
Young america b. b. Cub:
GENTs-The challenge of your First Nine to
play a match game of base ball with the First
Nine of the Avordupois was this day received
and accepted. We will play you at the place
designated in your communication. on the 5th of
August next. Game to commence at BPM
With many respects we remain yours, &c.
sa f. w. DEWEY, Sec'y.
Ottawa, July 23, 1867.
A match game was played on Wednesday be-
tween the First Nine of the "Star" and Second
Nine of the Athletic B. b. Club, the Athletics
beating by tallies. ----
As the game played on Friday of last week
between the Shabbona Club, of Ottawa. and the
Little Vermillion Club, of La Salle is regarded
as OF more than ordinary Importance, we are
requested to publish the score, which was as
follows:
sHABBoSA CLUB. LITTLE ygRxILLIos CLUB
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Ottawa sport.nen,s Club.

AT an adjourned meeting of the La Sale Co.
Sportsmens club, held at the office Of A. B.
Smith, ESD, on the 18th of July permanent or
ganiZation was effected.
On motion of Hon. W Bushnell it was resolv-
ed that the officers of the club consist of Presi-
dent Secretary and Treasurer and an Executive
Committee.
A. B. Smith, Esq. was duly elected President,
Arthur j. Cation, Secretary, Geo. NJ. Leland
Treasurer. f. w. Dewey, s. c. Walker, and Geo.
Avery were appointed the Executive Committee,
and they we're instructed to solicit subscriptions
to aid in the enforcement of the game and fish law,
and to report a. code of rules and regulations for
the government of the club. The Executive Com
mittee were instructed to employ one or more
persons whose special duty it shall be to detect
and prosecute every violation OF the game and
fish laws with the utmost vigilance and energy,
and without regard to persons and they were
authorized to make an assessment on the mem
bers Of the club if necessary to pay the expenses
they may incur.
1t was further resolved that wepledge ourselves
to use our best efforts to prosecute all persons
who violate the game law.
That if any person in Ottawa, or in the neigh
boring country will make complaint against any
person violating the law, the club will pay all
penses and give bonus of five dollars for every
conviction.
On motion of Dewey, Col. Chas Fl. Brush was
appointed President of the club, on request OF
Smith to be relieved.
On motion of F. F. Brewer, ii was ordered tina,
the proceedings be furnished for publication in
both of the city newspapers
Adjourned to Saturday, July 9th, at P. NJ
'Hatt ARTHUR j. CATION, Secretary.
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Ague, chills, or intermittent fever cured, or the
money refunded. DR.. Wits Ague Pills are en-
tirely new medicine and having been tried in
over 1900 of the worst and obstinate cases of
chills and fever, and not failed even in one case
to effect speedy cure, the proprietor guarantees
them to cure every case, even after all other me-
dicines fail Those suffering should Immediately
give them trial. They are warrented to cure
For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail on re-
cept of the price 81. Address Dr. Witt, Box
61l, Cincinnati, Ohio. May 4H10m
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JOHN STOUT is not stout man, physically
speaking-he is not eligible as q member Of the
Avoirdupois Base Ball Club, nor would his ply
steal presence grace an aldermanic feast; but
when it comes to doing stout business on stout
principles honest, square and manly-you will
travel far to find his equal He is making the
old stand of Cameron l. Eberhard the iveliest
business center in Ottawa.
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Difn.

July 9Th, Of spasms brought on by whsoping cough,
HENRY l.. infant son Of Frank y. and Ruth W. irower
Another link in the chain binding s parents to the better
land. l4 80 -.
On tAe th inst Of brain fever AGNES ALINE daughter
Of Fred and Emily Tsvsnev, aged twelve months.
"Ws hoped that thAs would ses us
Thee mourn for u% tt at
Not 10 for thss-0ur Axuen
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. OLlN,
(LATE Or ST. LoUis,)

NATE OF ST. Louis,) A.. ..
And Graduate OF the pludcpha University Of Medicine
and Surgery hns for the lust eight given his attention.
TO this important specially, and prepared to treat All dc
Of tho eye and whether surgical or Otherwise Per
suffering t,m Cataract Gross Eye. Ersal Tamoss
Closure cf the duct PU,p Enlarged Topas Cattarrh
and all Diseases Of the head ad throat would do well 10 eoup
suit the doctsr Examination Free ...t3 Sra i y.l.
Once In Post Once Building over bakery. may+N
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VISITORS WELCoMED.-Ladies and gentlemen
of Ottawa and vicinity are respectfully invited
to visit Bowman's Portrait and Photograph Gal
lery and examine the pictures, among which are
several new life-size portraits that are to remain
in the gallery only few days.
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"Theres a good time coming, boys
Wait A Iiftle lorreY-

Stuff: The good time has come. There never
was better time in Ottawa in the last seven
years to get first class boots, shoes, CATERS, and
everything else in that line at half their worth
than there is now, if you will remember to go to
CHILD & RIOS. Their summer stock is the
heaviest in the city, and must be rushed Off in
three weeks. -r
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LOST A good bargain and about two dollars
and fifty cents besides, by the young man who
didn't buy a gay summer suit at Moneys the
other day, but went to another store where he
paid just the sum above named more than Mooney
would have charged for the same goods. Moral
Always find out the prices at Moneys before
you buy.
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nOMESTTC nCD pTnI

CoMrLiMENTAHY.--Th President of the u.
5. has conferred upon our gallant townsman
Frank J. Crawford, the brevet rank of Major of
volunteers to rank as such from the 2lst of June.
1865, the date of his muster out of active service
captain for faithful and meritorious services
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J FARM RIDGE SEMINARY.-An advertisement
of this school will be found in another column
The school has enjoyed an excellent reputation
for number of years, and is now said to be in
better hands than ever. 1t is pleasantly located
in model neighborhood, nine miles south of
this CITY.