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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-03-21

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS s.-The post
Office open during the wcoiz from 6;as 70
a. m. to 6 p. m. On Sundays, from
~ to 21S p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at p. M, and
close at 9 a. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
1O19 q. NJ, closes at ] =. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery 81
d. m., closes at 8 p. m.
---~~0@~o-N--~1~-~-
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.-A Ia call
ed TO the following advertisements, pub
lished this morning for the first time:
r. & w. @. Swaffield-The Largest, &c.
Jacob Bell-Citation.
Sam. Beard-Dwellings to Rent.
F. III. Barsh-Taken Up.
Geo. Symmers-Butter, &c.
Nathan Davis-Aysgarth.
VIM. Hood-Income Tax. LA
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The court of inquiry, as TO- the
charges against Maj. Lee, of cruelty
to .convicts in the penitentiary. will
assemble in Janney's Hall. on Tues
day morning next. Over 100 wit
nesses have been summoned. u .r D
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REPUDIIcAY COUNTY CONVENTION

ACoaventioa Il he Republican, q steasns county
Il hereby called It The Court Hosss In TIE City Il
o. CIoad On Saturday August SCH. A. D..
1s0e as two O'Clock r T., for the purpose Of ehoos.
ing four delegates to TIE Congressional Convention to
b held at 81. Paul, September "a, 1865
The eoavsnttou viii also nominate candidates fox
Nsabsr Il the State Lsgislaturs and County Auditor
he delegates fr Coamiss;qnsr District No. l ~.
Csosd) VIM nominate candidate for County Connis-
anblsand resolution was unainously adopted.
In . ~ >h> o>s,,o. ~
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sofa AGRICULTURAL sOCIETY.'%

EDITOR JouRxA1--The fact that various
misrepresentation, calculating to mislesd
and deceive tho public, are in circulation
q to the character ofthe awards made by
our State AgriculturA Society, at the late
"Field Trial Of Reapers," led NJ to address
to the Secretary note Of inquiry, to which
the following communication is reply, and
sets at rest the question, whether the
''Grand Sweepstakes" Prize was the high
est awarded by the Society, and whether it
was won by tho 'Johnston" without COM
petition. It 10 true that the "Johnston,
being On independent Reaper, did not COM
pete with Combined Machines; while al
did compete with it for the principal price,
the "Great Sweepstakes" Premium. By
giving this the benefit Of your extensive
circulation. you will confer = favor upon
~ ~ we'll Is upon the public. <' -
,*- J. H. SCHOONNAKER. J:
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:
q, I4AIuAsr1a r., August 4 -
during Saturday the remains 81 Thad.
deus Stevens 10y in state in the parlor
Of hls late residence, aud were visited
y many hundreds Of his friends and
constituents. The street Was crowded
during tho whole time the doors wore
open, and the rooms were throDged
until : lats hour 10 the evening, after
which many wero sent away disappoint.
ed.
On Sunday, contrary to the inten-
lions. respectful requests caused the
: rehsives'to admit many to ses the 70
mains.
Early this morning the coffin Wa
sgain lepsned and the crowd .gain CON-
menoed pouring through the rooms.
The coffin Was decorated With wreaths.
and cross Of evergreen and white ILL.,
lies. The face was becoming somewhat
disoolored, but the expression WIS tho
same.
The first train brought from Harris
burg Governor Geary, Senator Cameron
Gen. Heintzelman, several officers Of
the department and Z number Of citi.
Gems, and from New York another large
delegation. They proceeded to visit
the remains, finding some difficulty in
reaching the door on. account Of the
crowd.
Even At that early hour they came
filling the streets. The scene exceeded
anything Witnessed here tor years; but
there was no confusion or disorder.
The trains westward next arrived the
regular one bringing large organized
delegations from various parts along
the route, one Of tho finest Of which
came from West Chester.
The special train from Philadelphia
brought the Mayor and Council Of that
city, aud delegations from the invinccii-
bles and the Union League. The lat
ter carried splendid banner draped 10
mourning ; also = representation. from
the colored citizens Of Philadelphia,
including = committee from Baeeksr
Literary institute. I I'll Ggz@E@ I'D
The city was BY this time entirely
filed BY the vast crowd, and. now the
various clubs began to muster for the
procession, al turning out in large mum.
bers. J
At two o'clock the services at the
house commenced, and soon afterwards
the procession proceeded to the ceme-
terry. It il estimated that IL, 900 per
sons were present. The closing re-
marks BY Dr.. Gray, Chaplain Of the
u: 8. Senate, were ~ follows:
"And now, till the morning Of the
resurrection, 10 commit al that IT,
mains Of our departed friend to the
grave, and to the guardianship of that
God who watches alike over the living
and the dead. And Is the mouth Of
tbs grave closes on this sacred dust We
will pray God to give to Vermont an
other son, to Lancaster another citizen,
to Pennsylvania another statesman, to
the country another patriot, to the
l'oor another friend, to freedom an
other advocate: to the race another
benefactor, and to the world another
man like Thadders Stevens"
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sTRAYED. OR STOLEN.

On Sunday evening, August 9th, from
the enclosure ct Alden's daughter house,
lower town, one pair Of three-year old
STEERS, small sized, spotted red and
white, and one had the end Of the horns
broken of; also, one brown four-year old
COW, with some white spots, short horned
also eight SHEEP and one LAMB. Any
person giving information leading to their
recovery viii b suitably rewarded:
St. Cloud, August II, 1868. .,...s II
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3 - II :
49, Nls1xoEK, Mimi, Oct. l, 1867.
Hears. Gardar 4 Keloy, Hastdsgs, Hiss
Ge1tlesses.-Ths Johnston's Self Raking
Reaper which I purchased Of you has cut
$50 acres. It pleases me very much, draws
easy, cuts wide, rakss well, and think j.
going to DO very durable. I can cheerful
" recommend il to the Thousands who need
. perfect hasvestsr to assist IN and reduce
the labor Of gathering the ever inereasins
harvest Of our State. Hoping you Will
meet with good success in placing them In
the hands Of he farmers Of this portion Of
the State, I an. - az. %a..4 4*
nE13 H. Very Respectfully Yours,
L DONNELLY.
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SEcRErAHY's OFFICE,
Minnesota State Az. Society.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nay ~, 1868.
Asssrs. SekooSnaker, Svartz 4 Drew, vi


Asssrs. Sekoosmaker, Svartz i Drew, W.
mona, Kisnesota:
GsxrIsn1F.-1n reply to your note Of
the 18th, inquiring into the ''Sweepstakes
Awsrd' at the late ''Field Trial Of Reap
ers and Mowers" have to say that at
that trial awards were made in the differ
ent classes Of Machines then before the
public after the class awards were made
all kaeaiaes, Of s<sry class, entered the list
for the '.Grand Sweepstakes" which WAS
intended to spply to that Machine which In
the minds Of the Committee shovs tie greet
est number Of good points, and that they, in
their capacity Of judges could safely rec
ommend to the Farmers OF this State - .
Machine combining the greatest economy
with The best qualify Of work in Ill kinds and
conditions Of grain. Such award was
made to the yok1stos Sell. Rakiag. Reaper
Az the verdict Of the committee Vas made
public ct the time, there certainly can be
no grounds for any Misunderstanding.
Respectfully, d..
CHAS. 81. CLARKE,
n-48 Sec. MINI. State Az. Society.
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REPuBlICAN CONVENTION.

A Convsntioo Il the Republican voters II Steazns
County = hereby called 1t The Court House In the
city Il st. Cloud, On saturday, Aug seth,
'1SeS, At o'clock ,. Il, for the purpose Of noaina-
ting candidate fx Representative from that part Of
~ ID Senatorial District within tie limits Il Sesazns
county. T. ,;@-, =. "-, -.
Each town Win b sntitled to the same number ol
dslsgatss to he County Convention b hold the
AAs day.
LW. COLLINS,
Chairman District Committee
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Branch Office, delphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Where tho general business of the Compa-
ny 10 transacted. and to which all general
correspondence should DO addressed.
DIRECTORY.
g: +. C!efk, Phila. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
VIM. q. 1oorhssd. Phiia. John D: 1sfrees, Wash.
George T. Tyler, Phila. Edward Dodge, New York
J. Hnckiey Ciark, Phiia. b. G. Fahnestock, N. Y.
OFFICERS.s ,....,G
C:.H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
HENRY D: COOKE, Washington, vice President.
EMERSON ": PEErE, phi,.. see,yt and d, sActuary.
= TgRSss A::;p
J. EWING MEARS. n. D., Assist. Med. Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD. III:
J. x. BARNES, surgeonGenerel .. 8. A., Wash.
P. J. AORWlTz. Chief Medical Department, q. 8.
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D. v. BLISS, y. D, Warrington. + -
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The rates Of premium, being largely re-
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G a
q TIE 81. Peter Tribune says tha,
while Z ma, i. named Ralph, Thona. pee.
New, Ulm, va nding 10 front q q
mower, the team started and he was
badly out BY tho knives.
The 81. Paul Catholic Cathedral
has received new $4,000 organ from
New York. Oonrad ,Zsnzius ii to- be
the organist.
1t is reported t.|by. the St. Paul
Dispatch that arrangements have been
perfeoted With ths IAkcs { Superior and
Misissippi railroad company for the
construction Of /. branch line from
White Bear Lake To- Saltwater.
The county jail At Wabasba is
crowded Peter Monroe, Of Mon
treal, Canada, : raftsman, VS. killed
wh lilo pulling his oar on Lucas raft,
not long ago----7seyeral bprglariesj
Wers committed in iWabasha, Sunday
and Monday night One manifest 1926.
- Wabasha Herald.
On Thursday afternoon. Pottor's
saw mill At Monticello was blown to
atoms by the explosion of the boiler
The Statesman says that Sampson
Wood, the fireman was instantly killed.
Harry Selaud and Mr.. Getchell were
badly scalded. Mr.. Wood was a mar
ried man. .-~... T.: LII.
The second game for the cham
pionsh'p ofthe State, was played on
Saturday between teNorth Star" club
Of St. Paul, and the '.Minnehaba" of
Mortified, At the latter place. The
8 Miunehaha" was again victorious on
4 score Of 80 to 40, and is therefore the
champion club Of the State, and en-
titled to the silver ball 81 80 = 4. Z
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1 tiE
AA1xa PaAla1s. Aug. 10, 1858.
EDITOR JouaHAL.-Pol Politics sre BEGIN.
|salns g excite some interest in this locality.
The would-bs politicians ars but.on.holis1
ne ansuspsosing and retailing out 70 th,u
We Wholesale slsndsrs they 70 ohsaply Of.
TAIN from the 81. Paul Pres, and oshe1
soufoss equally corrupt; and then, VIII
usny shake Of the hand aud wise nod 81
tAe head. apeing their saperiors, they 81
Join eternal vigilance; then bow th,nsslv,,
away With oil the auavity Of an N. u, r.
psae their story To- ths <ssxt spsrsoa thsy
meet. extract aprouiss Il. possiblsto adj.
port their favorits candidate; and % pase
on evidently impressed with their own
greatness. aud indulsing In Wild, romantic
dreams Of grsndusr aud opulenes when
they shall b the candidates for Congress,
dolins out promises Of Office to such - o.
,euPy thsir. present position. Doctor stiol
Saivs and our defaaet County Connissioa-
OF aspire to b the leaders Of the different
factions. stiek salvs il an unconditional
Andrews man, and some insinuats has the
promise Of being Deputy Postmaster in :
city, not far distant. Commissioners ex-
presses himself with considerable dihidsnoe,
Affirming that Andrews ie his first choice,
but no wants to be sure that in casting his
vote for him, hs throws no influence for
washburn or Morrison. (Donnslly being his
second choice) and he wants to compromise
with Stick salve ON conditions that IL An
drsws can't be nominated tho delegates b
instructed to 80 for Donnelly. Stick salve,
thinks this may be deep laid scheme to
trap him, and that perhaps Commissioners
wants to sand delegates who will cast
complimentary vote for Andrews, aud then
20 for Donnely, and whether union viii
be brought about remains yet to. b. seen.
The Democrats are too weak to make much
show Of resistance. Their leader, an an
tiquated Justice Of the Peace, holds them
IN abjeot submission; 20 much 30 that
whom ''the gorilla beats his bass drum"
they 80 yelping to tho polls and cast their
votes - they suppose against Negro ANAL
gamation;. then return to their peaceful
homes, with the full assurance that, for
another year at least, their sons and dsuxh-
ters are free from negro equality. *'&'
= The weather has been very unfavorabls
for saving crops, and farmers arc express
ing considerable concern lest their grain
sprout in tho shock. s~.* -]>-'S'&-' 3.
Elder Watkins breaches every Sunday
at the Stanley Hall to large and very in
telligent congregations. Tho Maine Pr.i-
ris Choir is generally in attendance and
treats tho people to splendid music. ,~ Il.
The only improvements now going up
on the Prairie il Joseph Young's-1 don't
know what it is intended for, but suppose
from its general appearance, IL must be {.
bowling alley. "a.
No more now. With confidence, ...-
~: .l'' .s Up
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sead forcircular and prices to LiPPINCOTT
BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sole Manufactrs. For
sale by principal Hardware Dealers. u
INMPLOYMENT.-$l5, to $50 a. day guaranteed.
T. Male or female agents wanted in every town
descriptive circulars free Address JAS. B. RAND
4 CO., Biddeford, Me. 80 3 +. -..ass.i =.
WTHAT Will TT DOs is the first inquiry
w the sick make concering Medicine: Suppose
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT is tho subject
Of the interrogatory, what then' Simply this reply.
1t Will relieve and euro headache, nausea fatulencs
nervousness, costivencss, debility, biliousness and
indigestion Sold By. Druggists everywhere. 49,
GEO. r. ROWELL 4 co.'s ADvEh-
= lTIsING AGENCY. - 2
~Witl their reputation eycsn mud do get the low,
ct am, most advantageous terms" hsha'vaka th,d)
EhtcpT1se.
We are prcparcdt to receive advertise.
ments forall Anertcnusne newspapers, at
prices s . low ms can be obtained at the
Office Of publfcat l0n.
GEO. r. ROWELL & co.,
sa:aSssa s-g'fsl Advertising Agents.
40 Park How, N. Y.
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SCHOOL FuxD.-The August Sd sppoF-
tionment Of tho interest ON the Permanent
School Fund gives each scholar seventy
cents. The following 10 the amount due
the counties in this portion Of the State:
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In accordance with resolution Of tre Republican
County Convention held on the nth Of May, 1895,
the following named Republican voters srs dssiG-
mated to call eau< rses in their several towns there
being NO Town Co mmittees:
LJndsa, Harry Morrison; St. Cload town, Albert
Smith; L. Sank Major II. L. Norton; WaksAsld, G.
Bus; Eden Lake, D. J. HANSON; Pay1ssvins, J.
L. Wait; Zion, II. Plantiksw; North Fork, o. o.
Ruud; Aunsou. John sehonlabsn; Grows, & Bradley;
Oh, D. d NcDonald; New Albany, August nagan;
Avon. John Broksheld; 81. Aagusta. Jacob wool
st. Martin, Z. B. Hllsbury; st. wsnds,yn, Ws.dslyn
Mem; Luxembourg. Rudolph Indezls; v~dale,
Peter Knudsoa; Getty, ,. II. Harmon; Nslrose,
Major Edwin Clark; Rockville John Payne; St. 10.
J. G. Staples Raymond, L. d. Raynoud.
By q 1er Of the County Committee. '
". h N1CHEL, Chairman.
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P1asoaA1 Capssr. 81 he Armu a
Aaaae aAa1 IL 0Apesf. q Gauk Cs1tts u -
ItoWn. 1aia gSntlen sysprsssat esesst
saS most sAtsfptisine drms In the North
Rsae The drm a. IulelAap III OApssr 10
we'll k1eNn, through The entire Sank Val.
Ley - well % IN through that ssotioA Of
To oeuntty,a ssaaS ofaaths mes reliable
business houses In ~ State. III. Capser
1As made purchases from the 1rm Of j. G
Ra4ust, Charitree & FarWsll, and Ausrbash,
Finch B eeheHer, sudieisah % hr 10 10
could judge. from parsoaAl Inspection, 70
etook Aalfa dozen q the most protsnlious
storeo IN some Of our. arst.oleao toVna.-
Thsse sre tho Kind Of. .nsa Ne I. want 10
build up orr eiats.--S: R1.s Sosssr.
e, sr {, Capssr. Hssat Up yesterday, hsyiaI
loaded his vayons. With hia rsoant p,au,rshs.-
=. M the line u shoies: finally gtoS'eriss,
he ssoek could not easily IS sxosiisd. 70
this b branch espeolal.saats l. always
paid l's ID - marx q appreciation Ii,
afn Enjoys svery heavy trade. i staple
sad fAaey lygoods. embracing III lie
standard priAts, ginghams, white goods,
checks dsnin1, nsslins, laansla, DO, 20.
hs variety ofladisa goods u very
sztsnsivs, and tAsrs b MS reason Why tho
good looking ladies 1of. sauk Valley land
hey don't lhavsi any other hind, in. that d.
trsotion( should not b. fashionably dressed,
and even elegantly il they desire. Lime
man 4 Capser have III the latest styles,
and tho nsatsst patterns. A complete ~
sortuent Of boots, shoes and CATERS, for
ladies' and misses wear, and for men aud
boys. An examination Of their stock il r.
specially asked Every department,
which we need not mention In detail
hardware, quesnsware, woodsnwars, hats,
caps, fancy goods, yankee notions, &c.,
4e.,-is supplied, and 20 we'll that any pur-
chaser can obtain anything they may want.
Not only Is the stock It the "Regul.tor''
just what It ought to be, full and complete,
but what il even better, the prices ars
down 70 low-water. mark. The firm that
always purchases for cash, can never be
undsrsold. They get good bargains from
the Wholesale houses, and can afford to
give barSains 70 their customers. Lime
mann L Capser do business on this prinei-
pie. and are therefore able to invite the
liveliest competition. Go to the "Rexula.
tor" and i Mr.. Capssr does not convince
yoa that 1t II for your interest to buy
goods there, W arc much mistaken.
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For R1s7.-A hrst-slass Brick Store
Room in the best location Of the town, cor
,ner OF at. oermain street. and Richmond
avenue Possession given BY the first Of
September. Inquire Of Jos. Broker, st.
Cload, .Ainn. Il " zes;s = &>z.ez.sss
August 18Th, 1868.
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.1yPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES =
is Genuine Pebble Glasses, Double 70
sus, Pirisooplo and Convex, worth from,
6sastos d, 100, Tor sals @ BUSH'e. Can
b sxehaagsd not fsnnd 70 suit after 3
thorough trial.
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I "A horse, buggy and sett Of double har-
ness for sale. Inquire Of L. W. Collins.

]. For Rent "A storsToom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire ct this once. x &eisje. ~...
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II Keep bottle Of Dr.. Wards Celebrated
Liniment always on hand. Sure cure for
pain in the stomach and bowels. Money
refunded whore cures are not effected.
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Joseph Goystts q the City Rsstaurant
hiss the only Fountain In the city. and can
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
eoda Watsr. ss ..ss q 4. s's':
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Respectfully Yours,

NEW MAr1lIAL.-Ws have just rscsiysd
large stock Of new, type, borders, eut.,
dssieas, h., purchased direct from thet
best foundriss IN Philadelphia end New
York. This selection embraces oil the lae-
ct .tylss Of type. w havs also rsosivsd
one Of the largest assortusnts Of cards Of
Ill kinds, sisss aad qualities, billhsads,
aass, 10, ever brought 70 The State. We
would ok : osll IRON all Who need any
thing IN Tho liae Of printing. We win guar
antes satisfastion. Orders ffon The 6oun-
nv promptly alteaded -. 81, S. !.
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-. MIR. Dill, Of PRESCOTT, has con
traeted with Mr.. 0. Dalrymple for
90, 900 fbushels Of wheat-the product
Of Mr.. DIS great farm. I 6 zF's' 4
r T Mrs: Trumbull, wife d Senator
!. Trumbull, died on Monday morning.
Arrangements are being made to con.
tyey the body to Springfield; Iil., by a
special car.
,~rr K, ~ z. - - ~ T. !.
!: I -CC'o'mmissioner Rollins has returned
to his duties. It is definitely settled
that Mr.. Rollins will not retire from
Office, at least until after the re-assemb:
ling Of Congress. 40 -A'' =
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WoS'r Do.-A prominent Democrat has
gone up the Mississippi Valley to work for
Washburn. Il will b noticed how anxious
they are for HIS nomination. They think
they could easily put up . man Who would
beat him. But their game won't win.
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The Boston Post says ys..the Democrats
of Vermont had IN old, fashioned conven-
ton last week, 81 which tho enthusiasm
rose to high-water mark" TN 42~:z-
Most Democratic Convention get
''high" but they generally mix but
very little water with their "'thu.zi-
(hio) asm." 1.." w. ~. s.".. tl>..4 = =!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-20
ROCKVILLE EXPRESS.

I will run M Express Wagon from St.
Cloud to Rock Vile every SATURDAY. Pas
Iengers win bs carried either way for fifty
cents each. Packages aud freight at the
rate Of thirty cents per hundred pounds.
I am also prepared to carry either passen
gers or freight on any other day, upon no.
tice. Orders may DO left in St. Cloud at
tho Post Office, or At P. Kramer's Hotel :;
at Rockville, at my hotel.
|. PETER LOMMEL,
Mail Contractor on Route.
Rockville, Aug. II. 1868. n5-tf