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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-13
Goca1 ITEMS.

SSAfp AhohiA viz 1ASlohSo
of pitcher of fine iced lager beer.
This morning, at II o'clock, there
will bo served up ut the Exchange
green turtle soup-the best of the
season.
TROUBLE IN ORAAGEDURa.---Wc
learn that Il body of troops proceed
ed, yesterday morning, to Grunge
burg, to preserve the peace. It
appears that the Sheriff of that Dis
trict having arrested negro man in
duo course of law, party of his
color sought to rescue him; where
upon the officer of the law shot down
three Of the rescuing party. This is
the report mado to us.
VIEWS OF PROFESSOR SAcHrLEBEN
ON IMs1lGRATIoN.-Wc invite special
attention to the letter of Professor
Sachtlcbcn, of the South Carolina
University, upon the subject he dis
cusscs. The experience and ability
of tho Professor cntitlc his views to
great consideration. These views lie
has set forth Mt our request.
-~>~>----r.~->---.-----
RoBDERY.--Yesterdny morning,
about II o'clock, three juvenile
Africans entered the store of our
friend, John Oliver, and abstractcd
about $50 in money from his drawer.
One or two have been arrested, bnt,
so fur, mono Of the money has been
recovered. Our merchants should
keep II sharp lookout on these little
Migrants, for many of them prowl
the streets with no other intention
than to steal when they see chance.
DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN SoUTu CARO-
ILNA.-In tho recent election, in
South Carolina, sixteen Districts
were carried by the Democratic con-
scrvativc party, viz: Abbeville, An
derson, Chester, Chesterfield, Green
vile, Horny, Lexington. Laurens,
Lancaster, Marion, Newbcrry, Oco-
nee, Pickens, Spartanburg, Union,
York.
The remaining Districts, fifteen in
number, went radical, somc by Il
slight majority.
This success shows what is possible.
Let men take heart.
TIE CIRCUS. Colonel Amcs' NAM
moth pavilion was crowded ycstcr-
day afternoon, and again last night.
by Il delighted and spell-bound audi
cncc. His troupe Of good actors and
actresses, we'll trained horses, rare
collection Of animals, &C. make it an
exhibition we'll worthy of public
patronage. Among the noticeabla
fcat''rcS Of this exhibition, those OF
Master Frank. the juvenile prodigy,
the double act, by Mcssrs. Tibbs and
Watson, The flying trapczc, by ATessrs.
Winner and Carr, the somersaultiny,
by Watson, and the ground and lofty
tumbling, by the entire troupe, dc
serve especial notice, and called forth
rounds fapplausc from the audience.
SiSnorita Ella Eugenic kept the
audience in breathlcss suspense
during her daring and wonderful
display Of her complete control of
the savage animals whose dcns she
entered; and Herr Lcnscl proved,
beyond a doubt, that he was we'll
entitled to the sobriquet of the "man
OF iron nerve" But tho exhibi-
ton ought to be seen to bo
appreciated. Therefore go early and
sccllrc !, seat.
During the performance, ut short
intervals sufficiently lengthy to al
low the ri,iiic muscles to resume
their cquiIibrium-tho harlequin,
JOHNNY Lawion, whose equal in bui-
foonery has never yet appeared in
Our city, displayed his witticism by
droll and pointed remarks on matters
nr Inn Il on,1 ,>.j.f;,.,1 ,,4
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cox & Gibbs sewing machines on
exhibition in Stanley's china hall.
Call and examine it.
A Democratic Club has been form
cd at Lynohwood. Kcrshaw District.
The Club was eloquently addressed
by our friend, the true-hearted and
gallant General Kershaw When the
conservative Democracy Of tho State
is represented by such men as Ker-
shaw, who is no trading politician,
wo hayo additional faith in our sue
cess.
"PERsoNAL. We notice that the
Sumter JKhchmm remarks that
John p. Thomas, who, by some
means has become the mouth piece
OF tho Democracy" has done so and
SO. as we arc acquainted intimately
with the gentleman referred to, we
may DO allowed to say that the
IV0tchman does him too much honor.
The party referred to, is his own
"month- piece" and declines to do
the bnwling which the position attri-
buted to him would entail. We may
add that he is not only his own
"mouth- piece" but his own head
piece, too; and in this regard, we
might suggest to the political satel-
lites of the day, that it would be
well for them to initiate his example.
| MORE IMPROVEMENTS. We note
other improvements going on in our
city. Messrs. Thomas e. Bell have
nearly completed, in Cotton Town,
large brick store for Messrs. Cope
land & Beardcn, and neat cottage
residence for Mr.. Bcnrdcn. The
same contractors will soon undertake
residences for Mr.. John Green and
DR.. r. W. Gibbes, which will be
ornaments to the city. Other i'm
provements have been placed in the
hands of the above named parties.
We observe, also, that Mr.. John
son is making an addition to Mr..
Bedell's handsome store.
Mr.. Clark Waring has begun the
repairs on Trinity Church. And near
the post Office, We observe that
handsome cottage has sprung up.
In the meantime, Mr.. Dearman is
looking after the buildings of NIessrs.
Eilhardt and Hcnrichson. Mr.. Sec
gers is building near his brewery,
and minor improvements are going
on elsewhere.
Nor must we omit to notice the
repairs on the new market going on,
under the efficient direction of Alder
man Radcliffe, Chairman of the COM
mittce having the market in charge.
Thus let the good work go on Let
Columbia be built up.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post
office open durimg the week from ST..
IL. III. to Z p. N. On Sundays, from
4 to 5 y. III.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at ~ p. m. and
close at Sl45 p. IN. Charleston night
mail open 81. Il. M, close AZ p. M.
Northern-Opcn for delivery at
81. II. H., closes ut 2.45 p. IN.
Grccnvillc-Opcn for delivery 81,
y. H., closes ut s.. p. m.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special ut
tcntion is called to the following ad-
vcrtiscmcnts, published for the first
time this morning:
VIM. HOod-Incomo Tax.
Gregg, Palmer Il Co.--Cow Peas. .
y. S. Wallaco-Rcvenuo Sale.
ID. G. PciXotto Il Son-Auction.
Bryan Il McCarter-New Books.
Reports from Lexington indicate
that tho Democrats have carried the
day by about 200 majority.
In York District the conservatives
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The dog detectives in the East are
doing n lively business.
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Reports from Lexington indicate
that tho Democrats have carried the
day by abont 200 majority.
In York District the conservatives
carried tho election by Il majority of
about $50.
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Pursuant to the call, the Richland
Democratic Club assembled last even
ing.
The action Of the State Central
Executive Committee having been
explained, Mr.. Edward Hope offered
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adoptcd:
RcS"'rel, That, regarding concert
of action i'll the Democratic party OF
this State rs essential to the best
interests of the people, the Hichlanl
Democratic Club hereby gives its
sanction to The action of the State
Central Executive Committee in their
conference with the committee APP
pointed by the recent Convention
The Club then adjourned.
w. B. STANLEY, Prcs't.
j. G.. GlnrEs, Acting Sec'y.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS COLUMBIA
For Mayor.
Col. J. p. THOMAS.
For Aldermen. n.-WARD No. l.
r. w. RADCLIFFE.
CLARK WARING.
JAMES CLAFFEY.
WARD NO. 2.
g. A. BEDELL.
r. l.. BRYAN.
0. Il. BATES.
WARD NO. ).
w. p. GEIGER.
w. II. WALTER.
JOHN AGNEW.
WARD NO. 4.
EDWARD HOPE.
w. G. SWAFFIELD.
l.. p. MILLER.
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BEHIND THE SCENES,

oar Fonr Years in the White House with
~ Mrs. Lincoln. BY Elizabeth Kccklcy
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anxious TO sell. have, as q rule, been compelled
70 accept rather lower prices than Cotton to ar
rive was worth. 49,
The general position Of the markets as shown by
tables above Is hardly 90 favorable for sellers
AZ at the date OF our last report The imports OF
the week having been large-say 1888 bales. of
which .264 were American-the estimated stock
is now only ST. bales less than at the cores
pondinR date Of last year, aud the onrepor'ed
at sea $50 0C0 bales less. making the total apparent
deficit ~ compared with last year. 49, bales.
against an app aren't deficit last week Of 29f, $50
bales. This change IL, however. more apparent
than real, since the Bombay shipments for the
fortnight ending 18th ultimo are deducted from
corresponding mail for this year not having ar
rived. yet II Is known the shipments Of the fort.
night referred to were larger last year than this
year, and a. explained In our last report the de-
felt in the estimated stock will next week appear
much larger, owing TO the enormous import for
the week ending the 2sth March. last year.
Our Manchester report of to-day says: " Mar.
ket quiet, especially for India and C6ins cloths.
but no quotable change In prices" The indica-
tions now are that at or above present prices the
buyers Of goods for shipment to distant markets
will give out orders much less freely than for
some three months past, and that the home de.
mand for goods, which for some weeks past has
been unusually active. will become more quiet.
We may therefore expect that Manchester, IN
stead OF leading this market. win merely follow
and slowly respond to any upward movement
Already we begin TO hear some talk of resort
70 short time" and to our mind it must sooner
or later come to ths, or else the prospective sup
ply Of Cotton will be inadequate to meet the pre-
ent unexampled CO nsumpuon.
From New York we have advices per cablet
last evening. quoting middling uplands ESQ.,, with
Gold at lSS4c. Stock In American ports. 18Th
instant, about 800 900 bales, against 500 900 last
year. Hsvre Stock, 18th instant, 3s 600 bales.
against 62.500 last year. London: Stock last
evening II 440 bales, against A, 2ss last year.
From Bombay we have no later advices than 10th
insfant--given in our last issue-reporting the
market for Cotton strong, with an upward ten.
dency. and quoting 0omrawuttee 200rs. equal to
about I'D, sold here. thus indicating that prices
in that market are about Cd. lower than in this
market for parcels to arrive. and Id. lower than
for parcels on the spot This has, we understand,
pean account.
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Tot- Subscribed ssech 2ol7 Shares Ono Hundred Dol
lars each. amounting to $20t. no. i' iI.r 9f4 s4
Thus done and pas the City Of Nsw Orleans on the
day, monh and year nrst above written and In Of
Mersrs William b. Barnet and Adoipha A Lenes COM
petent Witnesses whs sign their with said parties and
Dctary.
Original srned-Jphn Psmbsrton. W. s. Pike. Edward
Barnett and others.
F, NJ r. DUnRos. Notary Public
certify the foregoing be copy Of the original
in nv ONCE
NJ r DUcROs, Notary Public,
No <trref.
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CTR or yxrvr.sos. Apr

CIrr yxryERsos. April s. 1888.
Arrived yesterday = 1879 Texas Beeves, ls9
Calves and Yearngs. 102 Hogs. 142 Sheep, "a
Mich Cows. Sold-l6O Texas Beeves, rs Calves
and Yearlings, 46 Hogs and AZ Sheep. Stock on
sale ass Texas Beeves, as Calves aud Yearings.
52l Hogs, 100 Sheep and As Mich Cows. We
onofa
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AID this amount to Be paid follows One cent Of the
par time Of subscribing. and until the entire
capital subscribed and then calls be made BY
the Board Of Directors ave pr
cent month When thiryhvsps cent Of the value
Of has pad certificates Win be L.
sued This viii give the Company paid up
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DIsSOLUTIs N-rHK FIRM OF CoRSON 4
DGroyes is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. j.
Cursor Withdrawing from the firm = c0ssoE
TIE undersigned having assumed the liabilities fcoson
Groves and being char ed with settlement Of all claims and
finished business will nue the line Of busness
The old stand. la Poydrss street. JN0 GROVES
New tresns, April 1868.
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The exports this evening are exclusively for
Liverpool.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL REcK1rrs or COTTON
At THIS PoRT DURING PAST TWO WEnks.

ToBAcco-The receipts during the past three
days have been fair but are still inadequate 10 the
demand Foreign buyers are in the market with
good number Of orders. and are pushing their
inquiries vigorously. The stock on hand Il limited,
bat mostly Of q superior character, while the ID
quiry is principally for the lower grades Holders
are very firm and rates remain unchanged. We
still ouofe "a follCws viz:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-08

SUGAR The receipts since Saturday up to Tues
day neon were limited - 81 hhds. There ia, how
ever, only limited demand, and operations are
confined almost entirely to Q retail trade at the
following quotations
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CaIls-Hew to be Made.
One cent of the Stock viii required on subscribing
and subsequent calls not 70 per per month";
win be made by the Board Of Directors to time ..
be 20 supply funds and equip the
Hns but no calls WIN be made after the cent paid
unt the entire Capital Stock shah have subscribed
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Any poly ~ Insurance isred BY this Co-panv for ina
zee taeit OF ADVANTAGE Of the wife dow chi de father
tner cr 81 any ineydu sha1 De held ade liable
any cents court . ~ epsaeements the person hoe
ne o. may Be insured snd al snch Insurance. 4, the
event o. the decesse Of he whose lie ay ne 80
injured sha be paid 10 the par-ons heneh Nv IN
ssiesisa ihe,eiu 70 be held b' Der thn and
eFsteme = vhao n person deceased except those
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-08
ARTICLE ELEVENTH.

AZ the ae Of he dssolufon Of the charter OF this Com
rc-y or oer II ordered by OF ihe so kholders
nere atI uroviced the sfaifs Of sad Com ANY shall be
hpuicaffo - cens aid under the chsrge and
oence u three Ccmmis. Be appointed By the Board
q pirtcfo and shall remain once until the fa
liquidation OF the afIafr. on the Cornuauy.
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MoLAssEs-The receipts since Saturday up until
noon Tuesday were limited 70 so bbls. There is
only moderate demand. and prices are I'M
changed. We still quote nominslly 45c. y gallon
for inferior and 7s0S-c. ID gallon for prime to
choice plantation reboiled.
FLOUR Saturday, as usual on the last day Of
the week, the market was quiet. with only retail
business doing; snperfne aud double extra were
scarce and commanded better prices. sales were
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INSURANCE..
SrArE OF LoUIsIAHA.
CIT OF HEw oHLEAKs.

Bel known that on ths nh DAY Of March IN the
year One thousand light Hundrsd and Sixty Eight
Beo me- Dsrcel rucro~ Notary Pub In for The
City New oreans Psr.h Of Orleans STATE Of Loui.sns
aforesaid duly and personally and
appeared the parties whose hssanto subscribed
who declared that av.ns themselves Of the provisions II
the Statutes Of he State Of ousna relative the organize
tcn Of Corporations this State they have covenaned
hs mseves and hose whom they represent to form them
selves INTO and Corporation for tbs objects and
purposes and der the spulstons and regulations follow
ing, thatis tosAy:
ARTICLE FIRST
The name and title of the said Corporation shall be the
LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE Insurance COM
PASY, and its domc hereby established the city Of
sana dollars Tor for
tvsnt, ys. rom The a.ar hsrse sad an, such Longer
this State shall have power 70 contrast sue AID be sued
personal male and use q common seal hav.ag for iss
device Pelican feeding its and appoint such
siencs requires and t. create and establish YER by
for regulation and management Of iis an&ir all its
ARTICLE SECOND.
The objects purposes company 20 make and
enter all Of cont acs and for insurance
Of every kind whatsoever for the
q human life and 20 DC and perform esasray every
any wi-e sppersan'ng The said Comp itsef
may be tsksn said COMPANY and NAV for its bsssa par.
cha. r. m time 70 time any policy or p:ici's Of
notices. and ~ther Legal process wherein
70 be appointed In the hereinafter provissd for
ARTICLE THIRD
The capital stock Of said Company shah be Eve hundred
thousaI d0srr (s5 o. CO., divided ino thousand shares
Of hunored dos each s0 10 be paid for ss the time
md in The manner following. to-Sit:
The subscribers Company shall pay into the
HANDS the resident upon its
Of dollars each and every Of stock
BY thtm the remaining ninety da SHARE payable
demand at the ce Ofthe Company .ae fifteen days notice:
such demand 10 be made only tho losses The
pany sboud hand
70 pap the The said capital stook OF I've hundred
thousand 6oars may be by two thirds the
bodsrs extended amount excssd Eve million
dollars.
ARTICLE FOURTH
All the corporate powers Company be exercised
by Board fifteen directors, Eve OF whom shall constitute
aquolum.
the mt Boar OF D and invested with all rghss
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| TELFGRAPH COMPANY.


new snssrpriss. 70 b known me NATIONAL TELs-
GRAPH COMPANY, has bean organised, With valuable
franchise conferred BY Of Congress- fer the par
pose Of ssssblishing TRUST LINES OF rELEaRAPH o.
all the principal railroads and mail routes IN the United
States Tia stosk Issued upon the same prncplss -
that Of the Msrchsnts Union Express Company which ~
Gently commenced operations The design Is 10 interest The
entire business eomuuny IN the snterpriss This s don
not 30 much to diposs Of Stock theb
ns-s of tho country through which the lines pssa
yhs Capital d 70 b
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ARTICLE TWELFTH.

This ae 81 incorporation may be modified altersd or
sIs@peed er the $50 Com dissolved general meet
a toe Stockholders BE- convened f. that parpos. sr
tny cay notice II the Enelsh Fr-ncn lsuguaesz a.
scesad AID hetn provided fo and With the sssent
three ufths q the ock feprcsented such eetnR aad
ny ard al such qualifications. slions on
ossouton hl be Zee and pubihed according . as
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
III. ram.. and ,..u.~.,v- IN, 81. a, .h . ~,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-19
A. MEYER.

Manufacturer of Cigars, announces
that he has opened a Wholesale
and Retail Cigar and Tobacco
Store, on High Street, Min
eral Point, opposite the
Post Office.
All kinds of Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco; Fine-Cut and Plug
also the Choicest Brands of
Cigars, constantly on hand.
All kinds Of Pipes-genuine Nicer
schaum, Sweet-Briar, and other
varieties.
Tobacco Boxes, Snuff Boxes, Cigar
Holders Of all kinds, which will
be sold at the lowest prices.
Tobacco and Cigars will be sold 25
per cent. below Chicago prices.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-19
MANHOOD,
How Lost, How Restored.

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Sr- This Lecture should be in the hands Of sv.ry
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Sent under SEAL IN plain envelope to any address
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Also, DR.. Culverwells Marriage Guide price -
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CHAS. J. G.. KLINE CO,
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D. D. T. MOORE. Eochestsr, Y
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men, and eminent persOuagcs, have lent their
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JOHNSTON.
HOLLOWAY
& COWDEN,

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-02-19

60 WIDB Is rHD
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and SO numerous are ths
cases Of its surss, iksi
almost every section 81
country abounds in per
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who have been rsTterst
from alarming and even
desperate desperate dis
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BLANKS

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09
A Field for DemagOgues.

A fine field for demagogues is open
ed by the agitation concerning the
rights of American citizens abroad.
Most of the speeches that are being
made on the subject imply that natur
allied American citizens. have a right
to go back to the country they came
from and become conspiratOrs against
the, Government to which they first
owed allegiance, and that if they are
caught, their American citizenship
should protectt them. The true doctrine
is that native and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
have the same right at home and
abroad, and that American citizens,
whether of native or foreign birth,
who commit murder, or organize re-
bellions, either in America or Europe,
must do it at the risk of their necks.
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