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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10

STRAsBURG CLooK-A correspondent
of the Dubuque Herald, writing from
Strasburg speaks thus Of the eathe-
dral and the famous clock in its tower
'"Phe clock is probably the most in
genious and intelligent piece Of mech
anism ever constructed. 1t tells the
time Of day, the day Of the month, the
year. Gods and goddesses move forth
to indicate the day Of the week. II
shows the motion Of the stars, ecclesi-
astical reckoning OF time, the course OF
the moon through the heavens, the di-
urnal revolutions Of the earth, and geo
centric opposition and conjunction Of
the sun and moon. An angel strikes
the quarter hours on bell in his hand
another turns an hour glass, old Faith.
er Time, with scythe over his shoul.
der, strikes the hours, and childhood
youth, manhood, and old age, success,
lively march forward and strike the
quarters, as well as the angel just men,
toned Az twelve o'clock the twelve
apostles move in slow and solemn pro
csssion before figure Of Christ, ,bowine
as they pass, while aeock upon the tow
er slowly flaps his wings and crowi
three times, in a perfectly natural man
ner, filling every nook and corner o
the cathedral with his exultant strain
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this Rut the effect on me 81 the amas.
ing vori6catiou of my hlsehood was
never lost had been 50 strangely
confronted face to face with my he, rs
il the evil one bad whispered. have il as
you say that l determined that Il
should be my last. Aud il was be-
came strictly truthful--so noted, IN
deed. for exactness, that the tune has a,
length come when ] can safely toll the
story OF my tweniy-throe eggs.
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This goonisy ! gocs back g Holland
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-11-10
LIE EQUINOX HOUSE,
DENTISTRY.

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csamat - sEasiicd in tas state Al whs 10 seed
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

BOUND TO GET HIS PAY.-One of
the negro delegates to Pope's conven-
ton has gone to work on the United
States barracks in Atlanta at 81. so
per day. The balance of the con-
Germ, black and white, would best
subserve their own and the interests
of their constituencies by following
the example of this dead-broke states
man.
Mrs. Aaron Prame, who lives three
miles from Mount Vernon, Ohio, had
litter of babies, consisting of three
boys and two girls, on the Sd ult.
The babies are thriving, and the
father is as we'll as coul1 be expected.
In tho Supreme Court in New
York, Tuesday, it was decided that
Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, must
pay his divorced wife the alimony
awarded her, which now amounts to
about 100000.
The war steamer Noyara, in COM
mand of Admiral Tegethoff, of the
Austrian navy, having on board the
remains of the late Arch-duke Maxi
MILAN, has arrived at Cadiz.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS information has been COM
wv municated to this department., that
Thomas Harrison, Fof Richland District,
did, on the night of the 28th of October
last, steal, take and carry away q black
horse mule, the property of one James
Peckham, and that the said Harrison has
fled from Justice:
Now, know ye, that I, JAMES l.. ORR,
Governor and Commander-in Chief in and
over the State of South Carolina, to the
end that tho said Thomas Harrison NAV be
brought to trial and condign punishment,
do hereby offer reward Of ONE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS for his arrest and safe
delivery in any jail in this State, and ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for his
arrest and safe delivery in any jail in the
United States.
Harrison is about forty-fye years of age:
five feet ten or eleven inches high; weighs
about, 1885 pounds; has light hair, with
considerabie grey. and possesses an agree
able address, accompanied by pleasant,
smiling expression of countenance
Given under my hand and the great seal
OF the State, in the city or Column
IL. s. bia, this I'd day of January, 1868,
and in tho ninety second year of the
independence of tho United States.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor of s. O.
Il. CAPERs, Secretary of State. Jams
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS information has been com
W. municated to thisldepartment, that
bold and outrageous robbery was com
mitted upon the persons of the clerks of
j. Sulzbacher & Co., merchants, at Ches-
nut Hill, in Edgefeld District, and that
money and property was forcibly carried
away from the said store, in the night
time, by at least eight persons, supposed
to be white. and all efforts to take the said
parties having heretofore proved fruitless:
Now, know. We, that I, JAMES L. ORR,
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief in and
over the State of South Carolina, to the
end that tho said robbers and outlaws NAV
be brought to trial and condign punish
ment, do hereby offer reward OF FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the arrest, with
proof to convict the said parties, and a
proportionate amount of that sum for the
arrest and safe delivery of one or more.
Given under my hand and the great seal
OF the State, this I'd day Of January.
IL. S. 1868, and in the ninety yoar
OF the independence of the United
States.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor OF S. c.
=. CAPERs, Secretary of State.
JAMS
% Edgefield Advertiser. publish twice.
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There is to be meeting in the city
of New York, on the 22d of February,
of the victims of the despotic power
which Secretaries Seward and Stan
ton welded during the war. This
meeting will be largely attended, as
many have already announced their
intention of being present. They
embrace Governors of States, Sena-
tors, members of Congress, clergy
men, doctors and lawyers, and the
Convention will represent as much
intellect as ever assembled in the
United States Congress.
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Z, MnETAnY APPOINTMENTS. -Vacan-
cies having occurred in the city 60
.yernment Of Charleston, Gen. Candy
has made the following appointments: !:
Alderman of Ward No. .3-N.3 Ct.
Parker, vice James P. Earle. deceas-
ed. Oity Assessor. r.-Wm. N. Hughes,
vice D: O. Gibson. deceased.
v The Wilmington Journal says that
the peanut crop in that section is
estimsted to be about 100, 900 bushels
the present year. .s}.>-q
The oldest inhabitant of Whining
ton, n. Ca colored man named
Moses Davis-died there on the 3Oth
ult.
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4 - ? p
The .order Of General Ord, Scom.
nanding the Fourth Military Dis.
trict, designating the delegates elect
ed to the Constitutional Convention
Of Mississippi, is published. This
| order states the total number of
registered voters at 139, 1877; total
number of votes cast, 76, 016; number
of votes for a convention, 81, $50;
number cast against a convention,
6,276. ;
| "A barrel of whiskey exploded, on
Saturday; in the rectifying distillery at
at No. $50 West Thirty seventh street,
New York, O workman having placed
a lighted lamp too near the barrel.
A portion of the side wall of the
building was blown out. The damage
is estimated Mt $500. Immediately
after the explosion, the place was
seized by an internal Revenue officer.
The French Corps Legislatif had
passed. at Cne request of the Govern
ment, bill for the increase of the
army, but the unpopularity of the
bill is clearly proved by the fact that,
in q Chamber so notorious for its
slavish submissiveness to the Go
vernment, 81 votes were cast against
it.
Benazet, the notorious lessee of
the gambling tables at Baden Baden,
died on the I'd Of December. He
was commonly called liking Benazet, "
and in reality, says o correspondent,
for many years reigned as King of
Baden-Baden.
In Russia, a woman, processing to
be the Virgin Mary, ordered the
people not to pay their taxes. They
obeyed her until the Government
officers sent the virgin to Siberia,
and she is now vergin' on distraction.
The iron ore and coal developments
recently made in Tennessee, on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
are said to be more than satisfactory.
Several new coal mines will soon be
put in operation.
Her Majesty's Theatre was totally
destroyed by fire one z ;gh. lest mc cn.h.
A wooden tank for water and other
appliances for extnguishing fires,
were out of order, when their services
were needed.
Chicago, the great city of sensa-
tlOns, now has O new one. Four
citizens have mysteriously disappear
ed at different times within the past
week, and nothing has been heard of
them.
During 1867, from January 1st until
Christmas day, 239,O65 immigrants
arrived at New York, as compared
with 227, 443 during the same period
of last year.
The news from Sweden is appall-
ing. 5000 of her people are re-
ported to be on the eve of starvation.
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On Both Sides Of the Sea.

A STORY Of the time of OLIVER
"A CROMWELL and CHARLES I; by
the Schonberg Gotta Family. Price s1.75.
Love in Letters; Edited by Allan Grant.
Price $1.75.
The Huguenots, their Settlements, In
dustries, &C.; by Samuel Smiles, author Of
"Lives OF the Engineers" &c. Price s1.75.
Stones from Greek Mythology; by Rev.
J. Wood, Of Edinburg, finely Illustrated
Cheap.
The Huguenot Family; novel, by Tyt-
Ter, and some new London Novels, rs and
so cents each. For sale at
Jan MCCARTER'S Bookstore.
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AUDACIoUs AND BRUTAL BoBBERY.
On Monday night, 33d of December,
the dwelling of Mrs. D. Rutland, O
venerable widow lady, living near the
Columbia road, twelve or thirteen
miles from this place, was forcibly
entered by six negro fellows, who
robbed of it money to the amount of
$75, and also of considerable guam
tlty OF bed clothing, &c. Mrs. R..
was alone at the time-that is,. had
no one with her save her servants
and in making her escape, was struck
and maltreated by these black ruffians.
EdIqefeld Advertiser.
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THE RACES YEsTERDAY.-The trot-
ting match between "Clodhopper'
and "Plowboy," and quarter races
for saddle horses, announced for New
Years day, but which were postponed
on account of the very inclement
weather, came off yesterday afternoon,
on the Congaree Race Course. Bug
gies, saddle horses, spring wagons,
etc.. were brought into service, to
convey the ''lords of creation" to the
track. Quite number of ladies also
graced the field with their presence.
About half-past 2, the signal was
given, and after one or two unsuc-
cessful attempts, the horses went off
at a spanking rate. The large horse
appeared to be the favorite; but his
small land white) competitor held his
own amazingly, considering the state
of the track. "Clodhopper" was the
winner in two straight heats-time:
3.11, 3.12. Several quarter races
were then run-causing a consider
able amount in stamps to change
hands. Other matches had been
made up, but they we're postponed,
owing to tie heavy track.
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To Builders and Contractors.

SEALED Proposals and Bids. for erect
- ing q small CHAPEL on Sumter street.
will be received until the 10th day of JAN.
UARY, 1868. Size Of building 5Ox7O out
side dimensions; wooden frame. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the office
OF Tax Collector. Bids for the whole work,
with or without the Plsstering, will be re-
ccived. ALEX. Y. LEE.
Jan 30 Architect.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday last
the Greenville train brought down q
number Of soldiers from Newberry.
On their arrival in Columbia, an at
tempt was made to form them in
ranks; but some of them being under
the influence of liquor, strayed of,
and got behind locomotive, which
was backing through the yard, when
one of them was killed, and another
had an arm broken, besides other
injuries. We could not learn the
names of the unfortunates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

The CULTURE OF CoTroN.-King
Cotton must be beheaded. The ex-
perience of the Southern planters
has been sufficient to satisfy them
that, with unreliable labor, competi-
ton in India, high taxes and low
prices, cotton must be abandoned.
Let our farmers and planters turn
their attention to other crops. Plant
corn everywhere; and, in this section
especially, plant peas, potatoes and
ground-peas. Much of the soil in
this vicinity is specially adapted to
the growth of ground-peas; and the
experience of the farmers of North
Carolina the present season shows
that it is now very profitable crop.
Our planters can afford now to give
up the pleasant little pastime of
making cotton for the benefit of
others and the detriment of them
selves. Even though the tax be re-
moved, let them abandon cotton, for
one season ut least, and see how the
experiment will work.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

The Greenville passenger train did
not arrive last night until II o'clock,
owing to freight train having run
OFT near Pomaria. Three cars were
upset, but nobody hurt.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

GRAND RATTLE. E.-The rattle for the
horse, gold watch, Cremona violin
and gold chain, is to come off ut the
National Hotel, tonight, at 8 P. Nj.
We understand there are q few
chances left.
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State South Carolina -Richland Dist

BY Jacob Bel, Ordinary of said District.
WHEREAS Sultan ". Mckenzie hath
w applied to me for letters of ad-
minstration on all and singular the
goods, chattels, rights and credits of
John Neal, late OF the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admo-
nish all and singular the kindred and Gre.
ditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Columbia, on Friday, the seventeenth day
Of January next, at ton O'Clock A. NJ, to
show cause, if any, why tho said adminis-
tration should not bo granted.
Given under my hand, and Seal OF the
Court, this thirty-first day Vt December,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.seven, and in
the nincty-second ytar Of American In
dependence. JACOB BELL,
Jan 3f3 Ordinary Richland District.
New Presbyterian Hymn Books.
TUST received, an assortment of the
~ new Southern PSALMS and HYMNS,
in plain and fine bindings. For sale at
McCarter'a Bookstore.
Dec 81 r. l.. BRYAN.
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OYSTERS.

~ ~ THE undersigned has just
SNlfS$received lot of FINE NOR
w. FOLK OYSTERS, in half gallon
kegs-which will be disposed of by the keg
or otherwise. Call at the Columbia Ice
House. Jau32
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

PARDoNED.-The two white men
Cooper and Flowers-the first con-
victs received in the penitentiary,
having been incarcerated on the 18th
April last; and Jim Furman, freed
man, from Fairfield District all con-
victed of larceny-were pardoned
yesterday, by the Governor, upon
the recommendation of Major Lee,
superintendent-for their general
good conduct and strict compliance
with the rules and regulations of the
Institution. The parties had but two
or three months to serve, to com
plete the original terms of their
sentences.
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FINE KENTUCKY HOGS.

THE undersigned has for sale
about eighty head Of fine KEN.
J-&&TUCKY HOGS, (weighing from
sa.Zlla 200 to G0 lbs, gross, at Geiger's
lot' above Cotton Town. The hogs will be
sold nett or gross. J. A, ALLEN.
Jan1 A.
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HARD ON THE CIERaY.-Incarcerat-
ed within the walls of the State in
stitution, yclept the penitentiary, are
no less than eight colored preachers.
Rather severe sell on the clergy.
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NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

COLUMBIA, january 2, 1868.
THAMES on sales OF Merchandise, sales
Il at Auction, sales on Commission, Re
ceipts OF Hotels and Houses of Entertain
ment, Eating Houses, Saloons, &C., for the
quarter ending JANUARY /, are due, and
prompt payment OF the same is required.
j. S. MCMAHON,
Jan 36 City Clerk
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CURTALED.-Owing to the tight
ness OF the times, the Charleston
Courier and Ne,cs have been some
what curtailed in size.
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TO RENT.

A COTTAGE, with Four Rooms, Kitch-
n en- and Garden Spot; good Well of
Water on premises. Situated on Lincoln,
two doors from Taylor street. Apply at
corner of Taylor and Lincoln streets.
Jan g OK
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

FIVE CENTS. The price OF single
copies of the Phonim is five cents, and
purchasers are requested to pay no
more for them. We are informed
that some of the news-boys charge
ten. This is on imposition.
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FOR SALE.

A QUANTITY of PRINTING PAPER
"a size 28xS8-suitable for newspaper
Will be disposed Of at very low rate. Ap.
ply early at PhGnir Office. Jan
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WANTED.

A SMALL COTTAGE, centrally located
N Address A. Key Box so, Columbia P
}. Jan31
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Ez4lA--=SSnary :.
~. Terms: English $40 for scho-
~ Greek, or French, il desired,
$50. Fractions of year, or term, proper
tionally. Deductions made for absences
OF more than one week on account of
sickness. Examinations are conducted at
the end of each Quarter, at which the
parents have an opportunity OF observing
the progress OF the Pupils. Parties wish
ing to inquire as to the training OF my
Pupils are referred to the following gentle
mon, who have either had Pupils under
my instruction or attended an e1amina-
tion:
Profs. Joseph LeConte, j. L. Reynolds,
w. j. Rivers and John LeConte; Mai. D.
B. Miller, Col. John T. Sloan, Mr.. Joseph
Daniel Pope, Mr.. Jonathan NJ. Blakely.
Apply at Col. John L. Sloan's, or after
9Th January at my School Room, opposite
Col. F: w: McMaster, on the lot Of Mr..
James T. Sims. II. W. RICE.
Jan 8 t4t
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.IaoC@l :Ete1aaa.-

Mr. McCarter has various sizes
and styles of diaries for 1868, for
sale. They are very convenient.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-03

AAe EHsntG Weefly Letter Sheet
Prices Current and Market Report
will be issued this friday afternoon.
Those desiring copies, will hand in
their orders as early as practicable.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The post
Office open during the week from 81
a. m. to p. m. On Sundays, from
IL to ~ p. M ..+..t
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at 2 p. M, and
close at 8 a. M. =.
Northern-Open for delivery at
l01s a. M, closes at p. m.
Grcenville-Open for delivery, at 3
p. M, closes at 8 p. m.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. is cali,
I'd &c .hAo following advertisements, pup
ished this morning for the nrs, time:
McCartor's-New Books.
Cottage to Rent.
Jacob Bell-Citation.
A. Y. Lee-To Contractors.
Small Cottage Wanted
w. Muller-School Notice.
II. w. Rice-School Notice.
J. S. McMahon-To Tax-payors.
N. Misunderstanding Of.
oysters at Columbia Ice House.
Jacob Levin-Auctions.
ID. Q. Peixotto & Son-Auction, &c.
NJ. W. Bythewood-Auction.
Hugh s. Thompaon-School Notice.
James l.. Orr-Proclamations.
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in all the branches essential to the educa-
tion Of young Ladies', both literary and
ornamental. New classes will be formed
in Chemistry and Astronomy, Latin and
Music will be taught to the whole School.
,0ithout extra charge, by one Of the ablest
Teachers in Columbia. Boarders will be
received, to whose improvement and de-
pertinent parental care will be extended
Number of Pupils limited to thirty. Pri-
vate Lessons given in the afternoon in tho
School House, or at Pupils residences.
Apply at South corner OF Camden
and Pickens streets. W. MULLER.
Jams l6 "a
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Columbia Male Academy.

Classical and Mdth en-, atical School.
THE EXERCISES will be
AH RESUMED on MONDAY, Jan
s14l uary 6. The Latin and Greek
SZ G,seeics are taugnJ by JAMES
49, WOOD DAVIDSON, A. NJ. Pu-
90 pills will be prepared for admis-
mercantile life.
HUGH S. THOMPSON, Principal
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General N. G. Evans teaches school
in Cokesbury, S. c., and "Live
Oak" Walker is Assistant Principal
of the st. Phillips street Public
School in Charleston. Generals Gary,
Butler, Hagood, Kershaw, Conner,
Il Kennedy, Bonham and McGowan are
all praoticing law in this State.
Wade Hampton is planting in Missis-
sippi. General Ellison Capers takes
orders, and is now a minister of the
Episcopal Church in South Carolina.
General Mnnigault is planting. Gen
eral Logan is practicing law in Rich
mond.
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Yarns at Manufacturers Prices.

NOLUMBIA MERCHANTS desirino
" COTTON YARNS, in any quantity
and OF any number from No. s to No. 20
can have them promptly delivered at their
stores BY ending their orders through the
CHILDS, JOHNSTON & PALMER.
Proprietors Saluda Factory.
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1t has transpired that number of
leading conservatives have proposed
to the Legislatures of States which
recently went Democratic, to repeal
their resolutions ratifying the four
teenth article Of the constitution. If
New Jersey, Ohio and California
were to do this, it is believed the
article could not be grated upon the
constitution.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
COLUMBIA. g n

THE next term Of the sub
scriber's School will commence
son TUESDAY, January 2, and
Scontinue twelve weeks, till
FTUESDAY, March 81. Tho
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w. B. JOHNSTON.

Magistrate and Notary Public.
A AFFICE on Assembly street, opposite
~. the Market. Will attend to all official
business; also, drawing up writings, petit
tions, &C., with promptness. JanI