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Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
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SMYRNA branch Irains-Addonal to those abovo
Sia9 smyrna Tor Clayton lz.OO noon, and 4Op NJ
Al 'om Ipl smyrna. $40 A. M and 90 aud 10 O5 p
and Stations South ~ ''" iIo'i Dover
ro lfains leaving CrslieId 90 P NJ. and WILMINGTON
,ouh at ~ 5OA NJ, will IN close connecl,on
press Trains 10 and from Baltimore, PbiIoJn SHu rA
I;a nem a1rk They will stop The Delaw are RonJ
s1m'ed o,y al Prlncpal stations which their limo ~
,,, W n EACEPF that Steamboat Train SOiITI1
,nr ,'u % In aSsengers FROM BALTIMORE al anv s,o
non TO whIch they hold tickets "' any sta
or "Irsengers from Delaware r. r Line, 10 Balmo,o
nnu no ron Baltimore to Delaware Railroad cbaDnn
aflo,%oan on ~ junction IN morning, at Wilmington in
"'N "is"'' uhiess trains are delayed.
doc1e +. Q. SEWALL Jr
Superintendent De. n r
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
}. 3. COOPER q GRO.
Commerce Street,
Vert Door aGore Cun,n,ijas' Corner.
Have always on hand choice stock of

Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Syrups
Iulverzed ru R Thyme. Sage, Maoram. sOmmer 8,
soaps Olls' Candles Spices, Meats Cbcesa I,b
ha'u' Eng s'lsh and American Bottled PickIos 60
ces' Calsups Canned Fruits, Olive Oil Prono.o
"ustdrus r CnocC:ate, Cocoa Corn Starch R,re
Ginn u'sd ear Starch, Rice Flour Barley, Ba.
klng Fowder Hops. Family Crackers a.;
ma crackers, Soda Biscuit, SUGAR Riscu',
nalslns' Currahis, Citron Figs AppIes
Lemons, Mats, Plain and Fine On
TOBACCO, Common and Fine
Sonl3H,hg Tobacco, Cigars Snuff. Pines
onuh Boxes Flour, Meal RnckI Iyhnoi r.
Oats Ship Stuff, Tubs BncEets 80 GI9rh'
heeIHrs; Brooms. Broom Handles Brushes vi
1odsNe's; hnlie Baskets, Fruit Baskets Trovot,,tH
naSKels Fancy Baskets and Satchels Seino
Oil lwine, Broom TwIne, Sail Pwine, ChoEu T,,i
'"0 "o BE-; PE SGt9 SGle Rope, 1 Manila Rope,
FLOOR AND TABLE OFT, CTOTIc
o'and Covers. Fine Window Shades. Pano, W., -,
oiihus' Umbrellas. Walking Canes, Bows Canas
CLASS WARE.
Gilte Grahlte Ware, Common Quoensware. Tow C.Io.,
IteoIs"arS' - stone Ware. POcke! CuiIerv TobI Gu.
spoons. Scissors, Shears, CIoIh Rryshas Tit
DDausnes' alr Brushes, Razors Razor Srrons C
"ho'' DnHeis' Gun Caps, Cartridges. Powdo,
Fiasks, Shot Pouches,
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
pni ppiethorandum Books, Bibles, HYMN Rooks p.
80 e. hotograph ALBUMS Diaries Tov Roots 60
-, 20 HIaliohefY' Drawing Pencils, Drawing RooI oni
arucies embraced IN any of the a6nvo id lu
10 sell b % e nau at me lowest prices we can afford
neHi; laklng Quality always INTO consJoro,;
;11fIN ;11H'EN AND FIELD SEEDS in season 'OH'
y ~ harptrs Weekly, Frank Leslie onJ Ch;..,
Lorher' Kept for SALE Subscrintions ,oL e. "..hhey
Zines. fe27 iP'iolS iaNen Tor Maya.
}. Is. G. d. BRO
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
Watches Cor the Uilliom1

Afrdnhale y Cos Great Watch CIuh -,
H ~ sooG watch and wishes To ger n M Tho -;
fo price a horde of sWindIer, knou,InT -?
nave cOnlriVed various ingenluns ,Iev,.aa 's 'nls
PIE money aud then either iai TO send -, g. Peo'
DAIE q o." "tIt "oI Ith'eSs as a lIme-keeper AREAN
winch L,r ia a now perfected arrangements bv
,,n,St "i 'he small sum Of $40, good and rai,LiE
watch my lie CERTAINLY Ohained nv, 'itoIe ,
I1r'ned GREAT WATCH CLI'B an tbe f'Iiy "Iy naEe
e.lhca'es containing the numbers of All ibee
"d'c"eS named M our wholesale list Iwb;oh ; - 'ne
All aPP!icants) are mixed up eIclosoJ T., 80 20 T''
lu sold lor ~ cents each. Everv certiGcata :; % poS
ra,~ranoo" ~ "e Ior watch and as will be saan on
ilepce 10 me tsl none are OF les. vsm,o ,h III VII
90 .a1 ""'Ie SINE are worth $500 We uaJor,atn =
~ SEM any watch drawn whatever MAJ, h ~, l'aNe i
- IN III oFder that every one n1v ahsoIntai
"p,n ge'ung first Class time keener we
eiaeee mat every purchaser of One nIar ~ w, Me
oGsfihcaies shall receive al Ieost ono TO- s ~ W"rlh
g., I ~ u' !" "ho'esaie list, sent post free ,yb,ch i;
in Paell ever handsome and reliable roich
81 tS SS'eiii"s silver hunlHg case and nsnai I, cil ~
SU lOu viii certainly gel snoL = $50 soIu ior
1Jo' you may get Gold ChrononeIer yo,,h 800
IT,, io Certiticales as follows: One ,or "a c,n,
tbosa sonI' ~ cenS' DIX Tor 81; and % for So To
80; SennuIng 81, we will send a handsome hi
s'a'lS' 10 those sending SO we viii s,'| ''la'h @
on,'' "Aftah'ed moi TO Iornifh IN 20 years p,;
9e,,io,p ~ 1!sef clubs viii receive liberal nrasen,
Pu."'ar'ol which may be learned on onnlipn., ms
as u IS our nenli "a do stric;v b II
49,, ~ :" ,''Eure our customers from lin h,,, 20 i
in,, u :. "atc hes, II desired, wITporrr ,Ionlc,
If we arc Aifess agent to collect on deIIverv-
ra e u'>"ed 10 forward watches nv mil -
n'oneV must be sent by Bank Draft or ps, na re
ana Il will then be at our risk. We Viii Tee ,be
VII, 'ie package at our post office and II os
Vii REPLACE 1T FREE or CHARGE ~ 80 80 " ~ .os vs.
senI Is not approvei may be reiprned d'y wv Ma,Gn
'ney VIII be refunded. The repu,ation NJ anu tne
knnxn IN 'S neen established for five years and is weI
"a every part of the country, we rms, Vii e
oeened Sufficient guarantee thai we wi, IIHt WIZ 6e
perform all we contract 10 do 'i' id''hluIly
Address ARRANDALE e. co
Dec959n IoS Broadway, New York
ID
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Made upon Strictly Scientific Pripciples

IRIS article is entirely different from anv other eve,
oHered to the public. Its composition viii var. ~,
~ @ Sucn ingredients only as the tree fruit plant
vi Sl"P ioT Whch II Is intended requires; therehv ON
aollng The buyer 10 avoid purchasing a large
Oi whalhe really does want in order m ge1 q -
qnah'i'y oil what he really does want; which knot
IOh experience, IS true with many if moi oil ,h
pnosphaleS that are il the market Nh 1arI;I,a. @ @
oe goou ana cheap at the same price for I,,o cra
WI nJe tonS.i'uehs are entirely different II mOv he
soOu lO1 DOth, but must be dear for one mr. Iho IL
| For example, II a phosphate should contain 49,
uIehS 'hal would be cheap for wheat at anv aiSon
price, II Is absurd to think that the same D6os9boIa
mouu pe equally cheap at the same price f1r onnbar
cOp whose cons Inents are en;ireIv diH,rnn, +, ~
not contain ingredients for two artcles nC o ,i " an
"ineFeht nature IN such proportions as in ba eonoI
; i"i Vhe as Inc Oiher | am confident that there
NJ dgo uea Vi money thrown away for phosphales
uie rem Kinds. from the fast that thew did mi Con-
'aih What The desired crop needed 1. and in r,,
''e crop would have been better off withonI =
d, al Whlle II lne same article had been nseJ Cn
I' crops Oi different nature, twould have dnnbI
paid Tor ITS cost. have been care(uIlv exno,;y ly
NJ years and any one who will take the tro
cr ~ r, iei5 my iafm' near EIsburg ~ j. five mice
NAV 500 ,, hete am constantly experimenting
D. D. Sc ""eIe produced growth npOn PEAcu on7J
EAR trees ol SIX FEET SIX INCHES IN o1r ~ ~ u"
Ti, Iiul' NV upon lhe SINE unusually large and en-
onn "nme "ees r'ghl alongside equally good in avor,
ieHPect not having The phosphate on tbon, az.
grow one loot IN the same lime and nroJ,o, uio w c.
' VIII ne prepared To furnish at shor, bo,,oo = |
@ PnISl'na'e Tor any kind OF fruil-vlne or Iree CI
oon,,. ,''y P'tHts or crops that are grown in ibs
CT vegetables s'0''' anu AL Kinds
ne reader Will please bear in mind that in sordinr
me artole for which it Is intended ~ be sm
Ihe DE- IN and kind Of soil also if Won wish
one M"r'h OF your money. As have said be}oro ,rn
a " an ehlrey different nature mus, ~, H. |
'urhshed with the same kind of food m" ,,o' "I
gPare lof grams would be dear at half us "os f.
NJ a.se o. The Prepared Phosphate for fruit trees sss
For vine iruit, 500, 90 per ton.
pot teset"pes grams, and grasses 500 90 per ton
t up IN Barrels containing from 275 I, s55 't, r.
Orders ior one ton and upwards delivered IN p.:,-
epnla or either OF the Camden depos free Of cbar
"a Uruers ioT less quantity reasonable char%e
All orders must be addressed to Inc mourc,o,..
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steam Dying and SECURING gEx
sabIiShment.
MRS. E. w. SMITH,
l2 NJ Ei(tb &, - - t

=, MRS. f. w. SMITH,
NO. Zo' ~ FIhE ST., bet. Market and Arch pm, .r,
x-,,,l.,. PHIA,
0E Goods Of every description dyed to anv CO.
ton. dyed in the most fashionable and
I'rS' anu inished m superior style. Mer,no Cash.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Coynrl
CaLpelS' mugs etc. Secured POngee and Silk Dres,e
'e1dyed all c0lors and warranted equal to new
N.B.IGentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Owed or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Rises. s.75 Sun e3I hosa
TBn'OAS
Sandy HOok Cows Isand. ll:55 he'll Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
CTpRPlTF COTTPT Citv and. County of New
CUPREME COURT.

In the natter oft. Application Of Commissioner n the Csrrs
Psrs for and IN behalf the Mayor Aldermen anf Cornony Of
the Cit Of Nsg York, relative 20 - -.
A PUBLIC SQUARE OR PLACE,
etsp Fiav eighth aud Fynnth And the tihh and Srtb
avenues and also fiy feet IN width on tt sestIF sas
street.
IN TIE CITY OF NBWYoRK
The Boal Commissioners Of the Central Park the name An IN
bssf Mayor Aldermen and Commouay OF The O OF New
York pursuant T. Act the Legislature Of the People q he ese
OF entitled de for the lsg oct ,nd rpro
inc az ert.ip portions OF County OF Newl ork passed
April h fnhs being present hereby ave notice ht
apply the Supreme Court ~ the fsI ysoic 49,,
~. S AZ Special Of said COurto he hed AZ no
CIV Hall In the ctr OF Wedneay, the Eieena dy
the Coart tat day az soon there
se as Counsel heard thereon fr the appointment Of Ooms
ia the soeentNed matter that
lie nature and extent Improvement hereby intended the open
ine laying Public square Place between heghn ana
Fnypn streets Fifth Sixth and aso street
ag s n vdt on the westerly site thereof extending from FRY
eighth lynuh street lad out % he C0msso-e
Tue CsutTsl PArk IN the CITY Of New.ioIe
RICHARD OGORMAN, Counsel 10 The Corporation
Dated New-York, March 2ls,, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

IRON SAVANNAH April Il-In Steamship Gen BsrpesNrs
NonoH shd ad servant; Miss RTby. Eeteh0n Ma wss
Ton w Wilson Nj Lawrence and wife p Smith, H. e Boy
Dsbroogh 7 Thomas. H. D. Law Lieut. G. C.o'sas ana
VIE kusen Mrs Tgstle and children ~ Emsrton
b., j. Wells wife and A. Beard M PrEno nis
King Mr. Jackson Dr. o. Loekwe H. Hsnsch hr ysvstt
kugwe stephen Hester Dr. Ca and servant Joha bnnsf
Mrs Tatse James Nina Snelsir Henry fst>f
the seerzge.
PROM HALIFAX, April Hin steamship Etlscspt wsestY h
T.. Nj J. Wbesey Rupert BurT. PelAin j. Belts,
Herman Vous Rev Harms C. Rs~son Miss MCuioeh Mr..
A. Downs, Hill. ROasele, Isaaa Ma
Leahy Mr. W. Barron, NJ Guhan Mr. Henderson, n hssss D.
MscCornack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
STEAMBOATS, anb TaiiruaSs.

nor ALBANY and TR0Y-Fare, 81 80, and
propoouste reduction % all points West and North The steamers
VaNDFRUIiT and CONNECTICUT leave Pier No a. North River
se, foot Of spring daily Saturdays ercert at This the
cheapest eantest West Pare Sunday evening" -
MORRIS & ESSEX RAILROAD.
WI CHANGE OF TIME
The spug arrangements Morning Trains v 80 o EJECT on
uONDAi Apnl n 1903 Leave Mes York;
200 a n. Mail for Eason ard hierle, ate stations
A m. Dover Accommodation
1880 D. n. Rasion Express
D. IA. HacketisioNB Mail
400 p ~ Lebgh Valley LTprss-Easi9ni Maach Cluns Sc
SEQ D. Ia MVrfosu EtpIrss
go d m NoIrist0wl Accommodation --. =
General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

FINUTS Is 10 GINE NUIICE-Ihat on Inc
80 a. Of March A d 1873 Bankruptcy was L.
,1sA ,g,p The estate OF ALBERT NOACK and ALEAANDbk II
McCII OF Oraue tie County Of ksseI and state OF New
Jsf.sg Who have agigf Bankrpb on tier own petition
that te payment Of debts AID delivery Of any prop peoang
a. .n Hnkfupts them for their and the taue sf
rrorsry by them forbidden BY s that Ameng Of Ire creditors
~ H. prove their debts ard e. choose one or more
sse. Of eiAie will be held Court 81 bsufruey 70 b
l ~ No lgJ Manst VI Paterson n j. before lhomas
n Ia,s Rs,tsr on the 7h day April D. 1903 at 10 O'clock
- f,9,.'5 Isreb n IB8 BBNAliH DEACON.
Nta,t.~qsu L. & NAnLa, a. Messenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

OFgIcE o. AssIsTaST QrAErERNAsTEE EyEaAl,J
No ~ sTarHsr.. KEw-loHE Clrr April IL. 1903
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and Will
- h. received this oce Until y O'Clock ca sATCkDAi APni
IL laos f5f Tie dehfsry q this Department;
Pour a. DRAFT HORSES dark coJf l,d AMI gette m h'tss
rot ZEE than l 3D. uos i Aan $50 ~ 70 b. iegnd
DO Uuitsd sia,s rss,e, privilege o. rejecting al Of the
30. u decl.d advisable. o.,
The Inspection % he Horses VII take place % he bAeJ hIouus
q The ttac a. date shove stated . 49,,
A. ',,I .-l...,--sI RUFUS iNGALL.
B,t NforGet,rl' and As,'t Quarter m ister GeseTaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
printing.

WIN. EYERDELLv SONS, No. 1o4 Fulton ct.
w -STKAM JOB PRINTERS end LABEL kAEuPACTUa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
Sors,s, 6auil9,s, &r,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
Ti'rtr.si1th a. y HENRY Alcuonc,r. Regular Of
Homo. GRUNGE efh. ,rees. Rohs Baate wsps &c a.
sser WEUNESuAN SATURDAY IA ocuc There large
diving ttoahg tas sale No poponeneni On aeeoau Of
sstber large sucff aiNays ham pntsts
,as a. acct OF th,ss Cons snnsl repeatedly solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
6orpomiicu :1otius.

TERRY LEASES AT AUCTI0N.-At the
Cu Hsn THURSDAY IT, 5tl day Of NAY i ~ il qeoes
v be sod a Public Auction o. the highest hdlef VIZ ace
ea1ts .esriy fI % Ca yeiu irgg The h dy q NAY l
The IEASE 81 the FeT established from ns LOOT 81 Jats
Il o. Hunters Pulf Long lsaal 800,
Ths LEASE of he Ferry estilshe4 ron We o o. JaA
Ts condition. be bad upon application st the Comp
Oe-a ~ Che sinking fuui
"N' RICHARD D. CONNOLLY, tomptoIer
city ofSss York Department Of Finance toHpoer' once APHi
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
Sitaatioas Sdlm,ttS SruaIts.

JTTANTED-A SITUATION by Protestant
w Nurse VITO likes chen can eTng up an sD h ANN IN
Trabt Hnsve f grocery store northeast corner hJi'
I,e, Brccllyn.
A NUMBER of German Girls want SlIOA-
"A TlOSs Apply 100 Esst Houston st near Boxe2.
II RFSPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
n Houses 1s Hotels supplied with good SERVANTS from AZ
bsUous Protestant and catholic az ..~,,- =, d, po.A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13

IN BANKRUPTCY.-DIS of NEW
Jersey -At Brunswick sad Disirct the third day Of
Msh D. s6rhs undersigned hereby gives notice Of be appoint
NET !, A,,guee Of ADAM WANDLNG Washington the County
of Wan and state kevJeIs within said district Who has been
i,s..rtts, ROBERT 81 BOGGS, Assignee,
Al. i,,axN New sglck New-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-13
,,t..,-rlsin 7. Chase. Register IN BanErup,ey.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF The
II UNITED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNsli-
VAYI g. In tie OF DANIEL W EVANS te eprtne Of
JOSIAH II. PRESTON under the hrm Of D. w kNANS Co OF
PLiadclpha the Phafelh IN the sail District binA
uTt The said Bankrupt having under the set Of congress Of y March
lgt7 fled petition T discharge AZ l debit poFahe under
The certificate thereof aen that no assets have
come INTO bands Of the sue ordered that meeting cred
be 1865 AZ o'clock
Regster j. HUXLEY ASHTON AZ bis oree No ~ WAnltst
where tie examination o. t sid Bankrupt N be bgshe ana a{
third meetings of creditors required ~ the h
and said be transacted and that fneer
creditor opposes the Register certe TO The Not Nhcef
M m Bankrupt things oouoref To hs duty under the SAID
act in what respects which certificate sad toe sad eIaninA
ton Wh all Other relating tbs case m be he
b. Register IN the Clerks ohe 10 further ordered NAV se
g he had upou petition Tor dsge AID eefueae on Wed
pl,r the 9TH My 1903 before the sail Court a. fhA'
d,rhs when and where all creditors who have
moved their other In interest peAf $40 SHOW
cause am be Why the prayer d the said pOa should not be
witness the Honorable John CsdFasde Judge o. the said District
Court tnd the sea thereof At Fhladephl he zh
sal of Court gsy of March A. D. 1861 g. K FOX Clerk
:............: 'Attssts EDWIN T. CHASE Register
In I'm
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Sort IarNtn's slptiu.
srArE oE NKw. YoRk,

STErE o NEw.YoRK, I
PoRr.wARDEss OyymE. No 70 NibAnst
NOTICE, IL beteby given, in accordance with
II Section OF Act passed April a. 1851 emitted 40 Ae1h
Rorsn the Anus Oce the Port Of New York 70 al Pes@
std in or having charge subject atter Of seh inqr
survey that the following vessels are now snesI
lion nv he Port Waren e1ano.uvns
he cneted DAYS succeeding THE nolee % oo -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11

y An Interesting little boy of Mr..
Lee Holson, ef Edgefeld District,
while riding home from church, fell
from the saddle, and being kicked,
it is supp posed, by the horse, was
found on the roadside dead. = s|
The wonder of a New York town is
ta WE'LL the water in which is covered
with ice, though sixty feet below the
surface. The most plausible expla-
nation is that last years cold has Just
got down .ihere. o
In the city of Brooklyn there were
erected last year, 1870 dwelling
houses, besides twenty-one churches
and number of schools, mnnufacto-
ries and other buildings.
Two of those frogs that live in
solid rock and hop off so merrily
when their pre-Adamite sleep is
broken. have been blasted into this
world down in Maine.
The Cheyenne Indians have only
killed three men since the treaty, and
that was simply to try their now
guns. They initiate Napoleon in o
small way.
A young man who was about jump
ing from train while in motion, was
deferred by reporter, who asked
for his name, age, business and resi-
dence, for an obituary item.
According to the New Orleans
Times. ut the brokers' dinner in that
city, the toast was given: General
Butler-the only living representa-
tive of the wealth of New Orleans"
The deposits ut the United States
mint, during the year ending June
80, 1857, amounted to $34, 535, ,006. 80;
the coinage to Sl9, ,0O5, O4S.54.
The State census of Iowa, Just
completed, gives the population of
the State at 902, 040-a gain of lat 600
in two years.
Steady work at track laying on the
Union Pacific Railroad has been sus-
pended for the season.
Two seals were seen on a cake of
ice in Newport (Rhode Island) har-
Dor, day or two since.
Lawyers, editors and idiots are ex-
empted from serving on inries in
Montana.
Prentice says that if the hard times
continue, mems clothing may as we'll
be made without pockets.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11

.REcoNsrRUCr1oN.- Washing
ton correspondent of the New York
Times, writing on the 7th, says:
"The country may confidently ex-
pect new and important legislation
on the reconstruction question at an
early day. The resolution of Mr..
Upson and the signifcanta amendment
of Mr.. Boutwell,, both members of
the Reconstruction Committee, yes
terday, indicate that that Committee
is in sympathy with the objects of
the resolution. It now looks as
though a bill would be reported
creating one grand military district of
the ten Southern States, with Gen.
Grant in chief command, giving him
all power over the sub b-military dis
trict commanders, even to their ap-
pointment and removal, as we'll as to
the revision or approval of their
action. Some project of this char ac-
ter will unquestionably be agreed
upon as necessary to counteract the
effect of the interference by the Pre-
sident, heretofore and hereafter.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11

At a recent fremen's celebration
IN Charleston, the following ingenious
and appropriate toast, bringing in
the name Of every white fire COM
.pany in the city, was offered:
Our Guests Of Tie Fire Department
'g The city Of Charleston: With O
Fio'seer In Charleston, may we ever
aei'e % have an eye as Viqilant as
the Eagle to the interests of our
Palmetto State, and may we ALWAYS
revere the memory of our revolution.
ary hero, Marion. Young America is
proud Of her German element and
eSteems her Washington. Therefore
we xnst that no volcanic 4Hsua NAV
ever disturb the harmony of feeling
that should exist amongst MS, for we
should, like a PhBnin rising from the
flames, with renewed energy. battle
With the destructive element, discord.
and stand firm as the iGoneuaH in the
discharge Of duty.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11

The imports of dry goods at the
port of New York for the past year
show heavy falling of, as compared
with those of the previous year-the
total value was $50, 263, 643, while for
1866 it was S126, 222, 855. The larg-
est receipts were during the months
of January, March and August. The
total thrown upon the market during
the year was $91, ,242, 975, while the
total imports being, as above stated,
$86, 263, 643, show q marked reduc-
ton in the stock previously held in
bond. The immense losses during
the past year will induce great eau
ton in the future, and it is generally
conceded that the imports this year
will be light. In 1859, the imports
OF dry goods ut New York amounted
to $113, 1852, 624, and in 1860 to $1O3,-
927, 100; but in 1861, the first year of
the war, they ran down to as low as
S43, ,636, $50. They then gradually
rose till 1866, and now again. for
1867, show q falling off of some
$40, ,000,0 900.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11
Geaa, Beast Baiileesrr + has come 81 Is s. che i

Gen, Beast Bailer has come to the
conclusion that contlscation, after all,
would be q measure Of very doubtful
putility. In . recent sreech to the
colored people in Washington, the
New York Times states that, he said
that sit does not seem to be. ia good
thing to give away land Ia thing that
does not cost anything is generally
valueless" especially, he might have
added, if you rob somebody oi it in
order to give it away to somebody
else. There is o good deal Of truth
in the principle asserted by the Gene
raj, and itoapplies, to s. good many
things besides land. But we wish he
had, begun a little earlier to inculcate
those excellent sentiments in the
minds of the colored people. He
might. have saved them from some
misapprehensions and unfounded ex-
pectations, wnion nave misied unem u
good deal, and involved them in not
little trouble.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-11

SUICIDE OF UNION LEAGUER. We
learn that, on Sunday last, r. Diston,
an Englishman, who, for some ten or
fifteen years, has been teaching the
young idea how to shoot in Williams
burg and Sumter Districts, shot him
self with o pistol at Kingstree, caus-
ing his instant death. For some
time past, Diston has been a promi-
nent leader OF the Union League, and
was one of its officers.
At the burning of the soldiers
hospital near Augusta. Me-, on Sun
day night, the inmates got hold Of a
barrel of whiskey, and most of them
became drunk, when q general fight
ensued, in which one-legged and
one-armed individuals were the prin-
cipal combatants. One Of them froze
to death while drunk.
A French paper supposes that a
whale may be only an antediluvian
sardine, but things it fortunate that
men are deprived of this faculty of
unlimited growth. cat the present
price of bread" it says, "a man
eighty feet high would be the ruin of
any family"
The Selma (Ala.) Times states that
it is informed, on good authority,
that large land-holders in Greene
Couty are Offering to give the use of
their plantations for next year to any
one that will agree to pay the taxes
on them.
An Omaha actress is laid up with
.infiammatory rheumatism. She
played Mazeppa with the mercury at
Iour below.