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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-04-12

IASt'esAe'pACho AOh "oh ohS piS OCoU
pledge of peace.
News Itcms.
CHARLESTON, April 11.-Sailed-
steamer Saragossa,. New York; stea'r
Equator. Galveston; bark Arbitrator,
Liverpool.
Sr. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Peace
Commissioners left Cheyenne, yes
terday. The. Indians ran off the
stock yesterday from Sidney.
CHICAGO, April list. Mary's
Cathedral was densely crowded, when
On alarm of fire caused rush. A
portion Of the galleries fell, and three
women were killed, and many hurt.
MONTREAL, April 11.-Mrs. MCGEE
refuses to accept the address of con-
dolence from St Patrick's Society,
which she thinks the primary cause
of her husbands murder. Three
privates turned Queens evidence
against Wheeler, whose guilt is al
most conclusively established.
WASHINGTON, April 11.--In the
House, Woodward introduced bill
to test the constitutionality of ques-
tionable Acts of Congress, which was
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Act provides that if the Attor-
ney-General shall bring any bill
vetoed by the President, on the
ground of unconstitutionality and
passed over the veto, before the Su-
preme Court, on a figured issue, the
decision of the Supreme Court OH
such figured issue, shall be valid.
In the Senate, the managers asked
an amendment to the rules, whereby
each side might speak without imita-
ton to members. Howard objected,
and the motion goes over. General
Thomas was again on the stand, I'M
dergoing perplexing cross examinn-
ton by Butler. Gen. Sherman was
on the stand; the managers object
to the evidence. Another very sharp
contest is pending.
Stanbery, Evarts, Butler and vii
son, participated in the debate to-
day. Stanbery called on the Chief
Justice during the debate to stop
Buffers personal aspersions.
AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE attention
of Gen. Meade being called to the
course of Lieut.. Charles II. johnson,
of the 18th Regiment of Infantry, in
arresting Judge Pope, OF the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County, Alabama,
and closing the Court, owing to diff
ference in construction of the orders
with reference to empanelling juries,
the General Commanding publicly
declares his assumption of authority
to arrest is deserving the severest
censure. Meade further says that
the object of these orders was not to
declare that all juries must be in part
composed Of colored men, hut simply
to remove the distinction Which the
laws of State in this district made on
account of color. The Commanding
General trusts this disapproyal will
render subordinate officers cautious
to refrain from hasty and unauthor-
lied exercise of power, vested only
III highest military officers.
In order that there may be fair
ness in tho approaching election,
Gen. Meade directs that the ballot.
beT shall not be opened, or votes
counted, or any information of the
progress of the election be given.
When the polls are closed after vot
ing, the managers shall select two
men of character from the opposite
party, who shall be permitted to be
present ut the counting of the bal
lots, so as to witness and verify such
countings.
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Bread and Cake Bakery.

TIHE undersigned begs to inform tho
~ public that ho has purchased the
BREAD and CAKE BAKERY of MIR. Wib.
belt, and will continue the business, at the
present stand, on Main street, opposite
tho PhGnir Office. His customers will be
supplied with the very best articles in that
Hnc., FRUITS of all kinds constantly on
mana. p. ". KRAFT.
April II Q
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In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South
Horo1,no


In the matter of James C. Kenneth, bank
''upt, by aohom a petition for Adjudication
or Bdnkruptcy ,oas filed on The second dan
Of March, 4. ID. 1868, in said Court.
IN BANKRUPTOY.
NNHIS is to give notice, that on the third
4 day Of April, A. D. 1868, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of JAMES G. KENNETH, of Columbia, s.
c., in the District OF Richland, and State
of South Carolina, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt, Oh his own Petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging TO said bankrupt, to
him or for his use, and tho transfer OF any
property by him, are forbidden by law;
that meeting of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, To prove their debts, and to
choose one or moro AssiGnoes of his estate,
will be held at 4 Court OF Bankruptcy, to
be holden at the Office of Fickling l. Pope,
Columbia. 5. c., before Henry Summer,
Register, on the twenty-sec0nd day Of
April, A. D. 1863 at - O'Clock NJ.
j. p. NJ. EPPING,>
L. IS. Marshal as Messenger.
Per GEORGE LARSEN,
April l2mth3 Deputy Messenger.
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Underwriters Sale OF Choice Cuba Clay,
MOlaSses.
BY J. A. ENSLOW g. ca

ON WEDNESDAY next, 18th inst, will he
sold, at the new Custom House, in
Charleston, at 10 o'clock A. H.,
70hhds. Choice Cuba Clayed MOLASSES,
and Immediately after, on Union Wharf,
13S hhds.-29 tierces-Choice Cuba
Clayed Molasses, landed from the British
brig Times" from Cardenas, and sold for
the benefit Of the underwriters and ali
concerned. Conditions ut sale.
April 10
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Fourth Ward Club.

HlIE Fourth Ward DEMOCRATIC CLUB
I will attend meeting TO MORROW
(Monday) EVENING, at s o'clock, at the
Palmetto Engine House. BY order.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
April 12 Vico- President
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FUN, FUN. FUN.

NNHE "Club" PVT, near the GrecnyilIe
Il and Columbia Railroad, has been com
plctcd, and the fun will commence on
TUESDAY, the lith. "r. c. r. FRANK
LIN has arrived with twenty fine Cocks,
and other parties are expected every day.
y good time is anticipated.
April il 3 THE CLUB.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been
IA issued by said Court against the
estate OF NJ. J. Calnan y Louis Kreuder,
OF the County of Richland and State OF
South Carolina, i'll said District, have
been duly adjudgcd bGnkrupts, upon pc
tition of their creditors; and the payment
of any debts and tho delivery of any pro-
pcrty belonging 10 said bankrupts to
them. or +" thar nsr. aud IL" trensscc G:
any property by them, are forbidden by
law. A meeting Of he creditors OF said
bankrupts, to prove their debts and
choose one or moro assigrecs OF tn cir
estate, will be held at = Court OF Bank
ruptcy, to bo holden at Columbia, in said
District, on the 3OM day Of AWTl, Il. d.
1868, at IL o'clock NJ, at tho office of II.
Su'nne'', ono of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy of said District.
j. p. NJ. EPpING,
L. S. Marshal for sad District.
April II me-
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Bacon, Lard, Butter.
K UST received, and OIL hand, Is hhds
81 Primo c. II. BACON SIDES,
hhds. Prime Shoulders,
} hhds. Prime Cumberland Sides,
hhds. Prime Cumberland Cuts,
cases New York S. G. Strips,
10 bbls. and boxes Bellies,
40 tubs Extra Lard, time,
Is bags Rio Coffee,
40 boxes Colgate Soap,
10 tirkins Goshen Butter,
20 boxes Candles,
20 bbls. Fine Family Flour,
20 bbls. Grocery Sugar.
d. G. PEIXOTTO & son,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
April ~
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On Consignment and offered to the
Trade at Extremely Low Rates.
40 BAGS EXTRA FLOUR,
~ % bbls. Baltimore Flour,
10 bbls. Choice Family Flour,
10 bbls. Low Price Sngar,
IA bags Choice Rio Coffee,
hid. Bacon Shoulders,
500 lbs. Genuine Durham Smoking To-
bacco, ut the low prico or 40 cents per
pound.
SARDY'S SOLUBLE PHOspno-pEHU-
WAN GUANO,
Sardy's Ammoniated Soluble Pacific
Guano,
SsrdJ's Land Plaster Gypsum, in bar
rcls. all OF which VIC can recommend with
confidence, and offered at low rates.
We continue to take orders for the cele-
orated bra, Bnsna hn Vista. Vista YARN, put up with
GRAESER, MCI UNKIN & SENN.
April II Q
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In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South
Carolina.
In tie matter of HNin,d o. Martin, bank
rupt, by ,chom q petition for Adjudication
Of Bamkruptcy 'cas filed on tie thirteenth
day Of February, 4. d. 1868. in said
Court.
IN BANKRUPT
NNHIS is to give notice, that on tho third
IL day of April, A. D. 1868, a Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of HILLIARD o. MARTIN, of Lexington
District, and State Df South Carolina, who
has been adjudeed q bankrupt. on his own
petition; that the payment of any debts
and delivery of any property belonging to
said bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him, arc
forbidden by law; that a meeting OF the
creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts, and to choose one or more
Assignees of his estate, will be held at a
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of Fickling & Pope. Columbia, s. c.,
before Henry Summer, Register, on the
twenty-third day of April, 4. D. 1868, ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ. j. z. NJ. EPPING,
l.. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Per GEORGE LARSEN,
April II mth3 Deputy Messenger.
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In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of South
Carolina.
IN tie matter Of James W. Martin, bank
''mpt, by ,rhon, petition for Adjudication
OF Bankruptcy ,oos flied on the Mirteenh
day Of February, 4. d. 1868, IN said
Court.
IN BINKR UPTCY.
NNH1S is to give notice, that on the third
i day of April, a. d. 1868, Warrant in
Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of JAMES w. MARTIN, Of Lexington Dis
trict, and State Of South Carolina, who has
beon adjudSed Il bankrupt, on his own pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt, to him or for his use, and tho
transfer OF any property by him, are for
biddon by law; that meeting OF the Gre
pitors of the said bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more AS
signees of his estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office of Fickling & Pope, Columbia, S. c.,
before Henry Summer, Register on the
twenty-third day of April, A. d. 1868, at 10
o'clock a. NJ. j. z. NJ. EPPING,
u. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Per GEORGE LARSEN,
April ~ mth3 Deputy Messenger.
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( Ectrdct.1

Genera! Orders No. 4o.l
V THE Sheriff and other peace
La Offices OF each County are re-
Quired to bo present during the whole time
that the polls are kept open, and until tho
election is completed; and will be made
responsible that there shall be no interfe-
renee with Judges of Elections, or other
interruption of good order: II there
any County, the Sheriff Of the County is
empowered and directed to mako such as
signments OF his deputies, and other peace
officers, to the other polling places, as may
in his Judgment best subsorve the pur-
poses Of quiet and order; and he is further
required to report those arrangements in
advance to the Commander of the Military
Post in which his County is situated.
NJ. All bar rooms, saloons, and other
places for the sale of liquors by retail,
will be closed from O'Clock Of the even
ing Of the 18th of April, until G O'Clock of
the morning of the 18th Of April, 1868, and
during this time the sale of all intoxicat-
ing liquors at or near any polling place is
prohibited. The police officers of cities
and towns, and the Sheriffs and other
peace officers of Counties, will be held re-
sponsible for the strict enforcement of this
prohibition, and will promptly arrost and
hold for trial all persons who may trans
gross it.
By command of Brcvet Major-General
ED. y. s. CASEY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
April 104 Abide Camp, A. A. A. G.
In Equity, Charleston District---In
Chambers.
Isaac ". Hayne, Attorney-Gc of
South Carolina, vs.. the Greenvile and
Columbia Railroad Company, Charles
NJ. Furman, Trustee, and others.
[Eetractt from, Decree:l
TT is further ordered, that all persons
4. wnaUevcr having claims against the
Greenvilc and Columbia Railroad Compa-
ny, be and they are hereby stayed, re.
strained and enjoined from instituting and
carrying on any suit or suits, proceeding
or proceedings, i'll any court in this State,
against the Grecnville and Columbia Rail-
road Company, except by proceedings in
this case, or by leave of this court first
obtained, and that this order be published
by JAMES TUPPER. Esq, ono of the
Masters of this court, in al least one pa
per, each III Charleston, Columbia and
GrcenviIie.
(Signed) 4. d. LESESNE.
April 5 m2
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Corn. Peas, Hay, Fodder,
4 LWAYS on hand. For sale low by
IA Apri! II t3 SWYGERT & Sem.
Venison Hams.

TUST received and offered for sale low
~ by SWYGERT 4 Sem.
April 12 "a
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District Court of the United States,
tor the District of Sonth Carolina.
LOUIS Y. CAIIARC,
Aide-de- Camp, A. A. A. G..

In Tie matter Of NJ j. Calndn G Louis
Kreuder, Banh7Wpts- District Of South
Carolina, SIS.
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THE ELECTION.

uEADQ'S. I'D MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 13, 1868.
Genera! Orders No. 4O.l
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In Equity, Charleston District---In
Chambers.

Isaac ". Hayne, Attorney General of
South Carolina, VS.. the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad Company, Charles
NJ. Furman, Trustee, and others.
Extract from, Decree:]
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Application Of Manures.

There has been a great dispute at
tho South whether farm yard manure
should be applied for wheat directly
in the autumn, or whether it should
be applied upon grasses. Many advo-
cate the putting of it on the clover at
midsummer ; and in almost all cases
where it has been so tried it has pro-
duced a good effect, Instead of ap
plying it for wheat, in ordinary cases,
when tho wheat is about to be sown,
or on the clover in midsummer, l sp-
ply it in autumn or spring before, up
on the clover. The result of pursu-
ing that course is this You give the
olovers a thoroughly good dressing,
30 as to enable them TO grow with
much greater rapidly, and to a much
greater Volume ; you also have a far
greater amount of roots produced in
the soil, and the wheat derives a
greater benefit from those roots, in
The shape of manure; than if you ap-
piled the manure at midsummer, or
when you plough up the land in the
autumn. Wherever this plan has been
tried-and it has been tried in many
places-it has been found eHicacious.
Experiments have been made, dis
tinctly showing that it is better to
apply farm yard manure to green
than to corn crops.-PTof NeSbit.
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Care Of ReRs.

Mr.. Blanchard, of West Gardiner,
Maine, says Tho great secret of
having G c in Bookkeeping is to
have them strong at the commence
mont of the honey season, and to do
this, feeding in early is very neces-
saiy, as it promotes brooding. If
strong ut the commencement of the
honey season, they will throw swarms
carly. In the fall, instead of feeding
weak swarms the swarms are united
and a strong colony is obtained from
two or three weak ones. The best
position for a hive is one sheltered
from high winds from the north and
west, about iour or six inches from
the ground as no injury will result
from dampness. Bees at the height
of the honey season require q large
entrance to the hive. A plenty of
box room is also necessary, as the
bees will fill a large box in the same
time ihey will a small one, and will
also fill foar boxes in the same time
they will one. 1t is a somewhat
strange fact, but nevertheless true.
The process Of introducing an Italian
queen WAS described. He regards a
dry cellar as the best place tor win
tering bees. Ia winter bees require
"a great amount of ventilation, and
the best method of wintering bees in
Il calIar Is TO invert the hives.
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agricultural.
CO..


Study IA essential 10 the highest
success Of agriculture and farming
ought - rank amOung the learned
professions rs u field Of intellectual
labor and enjoyment. 1t is beauti-
fully adapted to the wants of man.
The general laws of vegetables are
so simple that they can be under
stood by mel in y low state of civili-
cation when tho wants are few 1;
and they are also so complicated and
nicely balanced in their higher rela,
lions that they require all the study,
wisdom and skill Of the highest civ
ilizcd society, We find then, in the
very beginning, plants adapted tc
mar rs an intellectual and physica'
being. BY their unlimited power o.
improvement they are fitted to cal
out forever his mental activity, anC
by this very dover of improvement
they are fitted to crafty his increas.
ing desires as he advances in civil
zation.-Prof C~hadbourne of Williams
Collage.
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Rancid Bntfpr.

We long ago cut irom an exchang
tho following recipe:
TO II pint Of water add 80 drops
(ubout kalf a teaspuonfuD of liquor OF
Choloride of lime. Wash in this two
and Il half pounds OF rancid butter
When every particle Of the butter has
como in contact with the water, let it
stand an hour or two, then wash the
butter well again in pure wat err. The
butter IS then left without any oder,
and has the sweetness of fresh butter
These preparations Of lime have no.
thing injurious in them"
We forthwith obtained from Mr. ID.
Nicholson, as a personal favor, some
Of the most rancid butter he had in
his very extensive establishment. and
it was bad enough for any stomach
that had more seGseibility than a
wagon wheel. We doetored il as
per recipe, and when placed on the
table along With good butte, very
able Judges could not distinguish
which was tho new butter Here is a
fact worth a years subscription to a
paper.-CoindA'S Rural World.
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Chancery Court Sullivan County.

JACOB HAMILTON W. John s. Hsmel,ou
- st. a.. heirs At law Of John h. Hamsl-
ton, deceased. In this case Il is aliedesf
in the bill that The defendants John s. Han.
elton, James A. Davis, Eaardisn &C., RobeH
II. Davis, Alice Davis. W. @. Davis aaA Laars
Davis are uou-eesidsnfs offeunssses. IA 4.
ordered thst publication be made for four
successive weeks 10 the Union Flag 4 paper
published 10 The town Of J~cnesboro' fsu1ss-
see, not ying said dsfsndsnis 70 appsar On
The third Monday 10 Nay nsHt, before he
Chanssfy Court At Blouniville, and maks a.
fence TO sid bill Or the sane win be sks,
for hearing eHparie. April Rules. tsss.
VA. MIL 20
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Terms -ALraus IN Aapanee i:

I copy one year"..-....-. ,.-............... ..--- 20
) copies one year ..--.............. ..-......--.,...s- ~
: copies one 8 20
5 copies one year, and one to getlrr mp Of Club II 90
IA eopios one year. and one to grtteF up Of Club 20 "
A Choice OF PreminmE-Where q person il entitled to
an extra copy for geltlnE up a club, there will be sent
II preferred, instead Of the extra copy, q superb pre-
MUM mezLotiut for framing { size q inches BY a,)
Washington Parting from his Generals, - OF a Lady's
illustrated Album. handsomely bound and gili, OF eth
or Of the famous aBunysn MeEIoiints,n The sane size
as The Washington" Always state whether an extra
copy or one Of the other pTrniums is preferred, aud
notice that for Clnbs or three OF fnpT no prrniums are
given. 10 rrmitting get a post once order, OF q dian
on Philadelphia or New York, u neither " these can
be had, send greonbaeks or bank noiss. Do not rrgis-
ter Your letters. specimens sent to those Wishing 10
get up Clubs. Address, Po-tprld,
CRADLES J. PETERSON,
No. 500 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Circuit Court Sullivan County.

THOS. FAM Us. WIN. T. whaley and 9th.
ers, heirs al law Of VIM. Emmert Ae-
ceased. la this case IL appeari1g from the
Sheriifs return that William T. wbalev. 8.
A. Whaley, R. Q. Whaley ard ]. whaley mi
nor heirs Of Mary Ann wbalry deceased. for.
merly Mary AnE Emmert and J. r. s. VIII
helm and wife, are aor-rssidentS Of the State
Of Tennessee. Il is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks 10 the Jonesboro' Flsg, notifying vaie
non-rssidrnt defendants 10 appear before our
said Circuit Court, on the frst Monday IN
July next, and show said cause n any tbsy
have. why plaintiffs judgement shall not be
satisfied out Of the real estate deereed 70
them from their ancestor wm. Emmsrt. DE-.
ceased. March 81, 1868.
J. o. B. CLOUD, Clerk.
le6saprl0H4pfS
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ONE DOLLAR EACH.

The stock includes, Gold and SIlcer
Watches, Pianos, MelodeOnS, Seeming
Machines, Jepelry OF all descriptions,
and Of the finest and most fashionable
patterns, Ladies finest Silk Patterns,
KID Gloves, Six Hose, Laces, ShalotS,
Ladies and Gents Cnder Wear, SitUer
Plated Ware, Albums, some Of the most
Improved Agricultural Implements
Cotton Gins, and a Udriety Of articles too
numerous TO mention.
THE PLAN TO BE ADOPTED.
Certificates calling for the whole Of the different ar
ticles will be placed In sealed envelope and thorongh-
ly mixed, and sold at IS cents each, without disihe-
ton Of favoritism.
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GA dog stirred up a nest of alta
70 a barn at Brattleboro, the other
o maj came up just In time
rs Them take refuge in a barrel.
Fuiung a cover on Il, he poured in a
quantity OF hot water, and when the
s'r"sE'e within had ceased, counted
up ho less than seventy dead rats
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To CnreWarts on Horsesnnd rnltIe.

BAKE a small quantity ofblue vitriol
pHavorize II, and add enough water to
make II into a paste; rub the warts
user with this once or twice, which
viii eRcctually cure them.