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JACKSONVILLE

ExGcnstvo Land suit In ProApccg-
Court MntkcrB-SnoE.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE. Ill, Nov. II.
It Is said hat the heirs OF Geuer1t Mcconnell IT,
teud bringing suit for the public square IN this
city, - toon ~ The Court Aou4e u removed frou
It The Eoupd OF the claim IL, that The land oc-
cupied xs the pQbltc SQUARE Il to revert the orr
Efnal owners, or their netra. whenever tic county
ceases TO use It for county purposes.
The Circuit Court hrE1Ds the fourth Monday IN
tins month There Are over So cases on the
docket
Ii fh4 been tno~inR here ever 1tnce yesterday
morning, but meits As t1At a It tAltA
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INDIANA.

a Denial from SrnMtur a1orson-Po-
1ttirR1.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
1NpsAkArpLls, Nov, IL.
private dcfpAtch nom Senator Morton says
that the teleFEaphic report from Waahiasson To
reference to his conve:sattons with Grant Aad
boutwell, about Cuba and the currency "a wholly
untrue. Those subjects were not mentioned. Tne
sepatotH hurts arr rap!rlJ improving.
The REPUBLICAN Siate Central Committee E,ees
In fhia CITY on the SAN l17t At which tine II will
be decided At what time the next Republican State
Convention shall be held,
, 1869-11-12

Skw Yoxx, nor. ij.-ltanne1 h1s ;uss purchased
for 4st.No, the stallion MINOR Winned, sire Of
Commodore vandtth1.'a Mountain Bog. aud also
OF B-tnefs Joe Elliott Who lately trcsttd mile
In s:1p4. Major Winfield VIA sired hy MD Ham.
ble,ouiau, 8nd is hAlf.lenthes u Dexter Its canc
hss teen changed 10 Edward Everett l&onnef
t,eu1hs htn tot the pu1poac Of hfrtdi-9 1 FAse Of
hardy ttnt'tr1 1srr1 his crlebr1test LnaTH5 E1Al-
bu4n. isAfn tr Ard Peerless.
, 1869-11-12

California W1ues.
Perkins, Stern Co, dealers In California wipes,
II EoA q and - La4lle street, znnounce the tol-
loving:
The New York Commtrriai AdrtrffstF sayy,
"The wiura have Que dayos, aud nee,t oniy "
be lasted u hc approved"
Tic AtdnsH AonrAtr. IN critical article upon
th' X wincs, strrts Ut t1yoranle Conciasun, and
speaks cneoataslugty Ia regard 10 their future.
, 1869-11-12

Elnbal's plano depot, No. g Warrington
ne1odeops at wholesale. Setond-hhod pianoa for
sale 1t prices IRON SIS 10 $500: 1oa pianos and
ufRApA 10 rent. HDrhg American orgaua lu forty
al1efcnt ttJlr+. ProeA lrum sllr1 u g. ot1. Pr
Anos sold on tine bY pa Wing from ti0 70 ~ down.
std the balance In monthly iuttalmenN 1tluN-
trated price c1rcnlns, Ki.tnR price and eslie Of
each lnttruueat, ~enk free Of charge By addrc4s.
Log ". ". Etmball, Chicago, III.
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MICHIGAN.

Arrangement for N Wsmen Suffrage
Debate ns Dctxoit-Judictnl Elec.
tions
Special Despa,ch 10 The Chicago Tribune
Ds1xoIT, Nov. IL.
Arrangements bare beeu consuuated for de.
bette IN this d.F on the evcntng1 Of December
and ., between Rev. J. D, Fulton and Sassa l.
anthony OF female suffssse-
Full returns from the late special election IN the
Setond judicial Circuit eAiAtttsnes the succesa Of
The Democratic candidate, Daniel NackuA1. OF
Casaupois, by about &le SHORTY.
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TIlETI.RF.

RAttkH At EAfT1N0KE =
BALTIMORE, Nov. ID. F. FaxcettA horse
lo~ea won the race which WAS postponed frnn
yeaserhay: bctt time. Y:31k. The race for 81. 500
was postponed after Ioot heats.
BALT7H0KE, Nov. 11.-The un1n!shai trot OF
yestc1day ended to-day, bc!nG Won by Bradley.
Beet tine, May.
The regular race Of te-iaJ WAS for = pussc OF
Es,noO, all hor1et, best three In dye:
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MARRIED.

ROWRRS-WO0D-Ast the resiienee Of tia br{de'a
81 Il il n; fs.ss I'D q III: hs aaais Il + +
AATHUss-,UHL-At the Lutheran Church, Dir.
o. NJ Nov.mtes+ ees. by III, bride. father. ss!,t.
cits. aEd MI, Jes,e 4; uAi q Dl1ou-
RAHp-BRADLEY--Att the ra.taeuru Of the brides
Hc1 g r few,sT; 81. JesePh r; ws;d ~ a.. Kin
HhHDRtoKs- CARROLL-5n the. e,k hit. BY
e. Rsv ~ vGEed.p1 eS " s:Gney Hendricks And
HtCHAhbsoH-M -MCBHlEH-t]n Thursday cren-
N, November Il. by KEY, DR.. Ryder, NJ John IL
ElShsrdton Of T1eHlcnt H:rse Chicago. and EnA Nc
BtIrp. III Nfsxara Falls
tso..alo. n r., and New Orleans papess pes4e COPY
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BASE flALL.
THE !KrSAs AND GARnEx CITv AGAIN.

IDE{Et
To tAf ts,tnr af Th< CA1,uqo TJibune:
"Domtro, " Ii tour iEfuo Of tie 9th ins.., seems
% potscds the Necessary requisites TO ALLOW him
int etk8a meTocI1nlp III the IunAtic asytont.
ErnEo bis lucohesrut Ftusarks En nre led TO be-
herc tnxt he 4 Walking advertisement tot tna,
institution. tic dots not Attefppt to u1sproye AM
mt the corteutA Of his licnte1 bsain On m ela5o-
rate t1eatlie On soothing syrup" and II Ill ,ved
70 e1tAilate flHner. he would. no doubt,
sun up IAll this vAtteh precepts OF the
:" msteIis Mexi!ra-" We have thought
-uch CDMMnntc8tiou beneath ouf notice Bot -
thA will t'e our an1t tIxrt1fEsston On your col.
uune We viii simply ray that cur nrst proposition
in sill okwn, sud our partIlR advice to rhe -tstnAs
Is to :" Put un rf thut np.r GARDEN Ctr,
CHlcA0u, Say. II, 1853.
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The New IIampshtFe Constabusnty
AcI Defeated
Cakconp. \. L., Nov. 1.-THE vote on the Cen
stabu aty act In III towns gives b,s5l ior, and
11,4T3 &1SluSL -
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Tho true secret OF banuaY lies In tho
ptxton. kouRhness, redncsx, hotehes, sunbnru,
1rectleG and t1n disappear where 1t Il applied and
beauuinl cotnpie xton, Of purr, sa.t1.nke tex.
tu1s, u obtained The plaanest leas1res are mate
to glow with hththful bloc y and youthful beauty.
llemembef, lIaRan'a Magnolia Hahn IL tho thing
that produces these effects, and any Lady can sr.
cure 1t for = cents 1t auy Of our stores.
Lyou4 KathAirop Is the beat hair dseaatng.
, 1869-11-12

To ConauHapssvca--Mh hnFc
nssn earGy 70 give their testimonJ y !avor ot ths
E1perfucs has prussl It TO be valuable remedy
Tor col sampstoo Astnr.a, dtrhtnerts. aud Il. dts
ehtes Of the thloAt and lupgA. Manufactured onlj
~ A. D. Nilbor. Chemist, No. 1866 Court street.
Uoeten. sold by druggists generally.
, 1869-11-12

To-Hl0HT, last aue o{ Aube.,s
81 a ck D o m i n o.
wN. OAhILK, A. lAURxAUF. G. uAII.
Ek0nlh. Mn X bN6ulr. Atss 6rtFJK tS,M. 4ita
ROSE hHh 'tE Conductor, Me ANT HONY REIP,
LAST OPERA MATINEE
fast1rdAJ> AFTERNOON, as e'cek opea II /,
M ARTEA A.
V1tk The excellent fa4t, f0ttuttnH Mae PlHEpA
EUaA. md Tho Efeat HpEasa aIr 3crue
Admission to nstin-e. a. No extra charge tox ,e-
1o sno1uw night. tAst appe.rtnse prsI.t sey of thr
Grand Gonpsny tnd !inc # Mux a1ts Aef ayrr
The hAHhfAGk or FiGAKf8 - " II 0'''et
Msn:ay, Eoy; E.1tk LYDIA THOMPSON BUR-
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The Denver CITY Railroad.


CHETKrNK, Nov. 11.-The Denver CITY Ralfoa
"a nhnned ry-three miles from Cheyenne.
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. FRI
lNE MuaAwk srREEr ysAarpy.

~ he boped that Jus'tcc QntDn will make teltp,
e11nplc Vi this batch II the Pollca Court hi
mtfLtpK.
, 1869-11-12

Neither failing zccth nor the peep
Ing ws1pkles Of time 30 torrb1y tell Of advancing
1ears - 5our gray hhr. Arerfs v,gor restores q
eoler, and mAles your appearance more a1tersb1e
to otoefs II well As yonrselt With lEaah, luxu-
rant hair The tpnru,s:es Of age arc far less no
tiGf*bIe
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AA0HEMENTR
CRO>BF'S OPERA HOUSE.


LAbT NIGHT BUT ONR OF rHE
PAREPA-RoSA
GR~yFD EEHLlSR OPER.a.
CARL ROSA and T. y. Il EsR L co.
PIuptictura std Director
q. .DkfIrO, BuHrnss A1n .Re:. HARRY JACKSON
6tAks Manager.
, 1869-11-12

Cutaneous disonres cured by uxink
juniper Tar Soap, matr BY Caswcu, Haznzi i
Co, New York.
Paper T3nnxtnRA and Window
shades, latest stylea PautA otla, Kiass, and
bfustea At f. E RIoby y 80 Raudotoh rect
, 1869-11-12
TIE VILLAIN BUCHroNAHI.

Ills Mysteranus Disappearance from
Montrea1-The Last Exploit OF the
man VINO Divorced hts GRIND.
fnother and MnF1aed his 6sraud-
dauehtcr-SlEnor f',RnuxclI4,. sI0,.
fAnn -
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gVRAYED OF sToLHH

CTRAYEp-FHOA The PREMISES OF John
= AAHOHEY. l6 %esf AdAnaa-tt-. Aov. & tsso
veJ a1rs h.te coz; ~1fh sFHA On hsz +sdeA and a
rotl en- The tt4t: and nd ~. With the letter %
bv Titht k'p small xhtte spot htt fostbesd. ned
attY vNwR ~
, 1869-11-12

r osT-LKFT MKTRoP0LtTAS HOTEL ABOUT
IL weekB a11, Ahs Susan J1ynes Wore plaid hreaa-
b!.et sad .li.e shs.l Bad Fl e,s2ass.es. hxhs M
enarrTntne whr.r .hcuts win be thanstax rree1ved
BY LjT1E JAMES. A<4TupoSt1R He4t1
TAEEy UP-A HUNTING DOG. WHICH THE
l. owner c.n hzT< By proTtn& property and ray1nx
ehll4eA. Apr<y II - ttAfAE H.
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NsHE CHICAGO MACHINE STIToHIEG CON
L panJ teu ftst elA.s ee~lux uAehips4 paJ ~ Ia
w1Fk tcne q hssne. 6AEetocsn IT 0a1t T., Knom \
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C10LIN-0H THURSDAY. IRON IN HOUTH
p WasC IT. Ahut 2 Miuutts ef.ef a'etock- t:lf4
batter. uafted D. &. Butlrr, 10 &1tsth WAitrsx AteA
tsr. Hazkee II O Butler to 6ourh Natarst Any In
9Uff1Htacn ming th< above viii be hy D.
C AETf.K .KK. A<kJtA Al - =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12

STATE AUDITORS REPORT. The fol-
lowing is synopsis fro N the report of
Mr.. Reuben Tomlinson:
The total amount received on account
OF taxes for fiscal year 1869. to DC ober
81. 1869, inclusive, is 81 OPS, ,G96,9S. OF
this amount, according to the returns re-
ceived up to the writing of this report,
900, l23 was paid on account of poll tax,
and 1882, ,606.98 for purposes of State
Government. The poll taxes of Orange
burg, Richland and Charleston, not vet
fully collected.
After reviewing the former tax laws of
the State. the Auditor says: The real
property of the State is estimated at
$40, 1875, ,02l, and the personal ut $3S,-
1928, ,446. Making total of $114, 953,-
467. "But," says the Auditor, sit is
generally admitted. believe, even by
those most opposed to the present Co
vernment. that the real estate and per-
sonal property of the State would be be-
low their true value at 5000, 600. .OOO."
''The State Board of Equalization was
called together and found the property
returns as above stated. The duty i'm
posed upon the Board by the law is ms
clear and explicit as any other duty un-
der it. ThatIdnt was to raise the real
property of the several counties to what
they believed to he its true value. This
they did. It has been asserted that this
Increase was made in order to raise the
amount of rev 4enue needed by the State.
Such is not thb case. The revenue could
have been raised as readily by increasing
the per centdm of taxati n; and tho
clamor which would have ensned in that
event would have been no greater. Tie
State Board was aware that this increase
would bear heavily upon some indiyid.
uals. and hence felt the responsibility
resting upon them; but they we're also
aware that If no increase was made in
the valuation. an increase would have to
be made in the rate. and this wonld not
only be oppressive upon individuals, but
upon counties, ns compared with other
counties. 1t has been asserted that this
Board is monstrons anomaly, and that
4 1t ought not to he permitted to exist.
Similar Boards exist in all the States,
where this system of taxation prevails
and in their operation are found to be
admIrabie incentives toward securing fail
and equal assessment in the various locai
s communities. The people in the differ
ent COMMITTEES of this State will see to it ir
amy future assessment of their real pro
:zperty, that very little work shall be lef
Tor the State Board of Equalization"
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COLUMBIA s. c. SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 12 1869 VOL

HINTS TO CODIFIERS AND LEGISLATORS.
AS our Registry law now stands, all mar
riage settlemets, whether of real or per-
sonal estate, and all deeds and assign
ments of personal estate, must be re-
corded in the Office Of the Secretary OF
State. That Office is now kept at Co.
lnmbia. and it is greatly inconvenient
aud expensive to require citizens, scat
tered all over the State. to have convey
ances and assignments, of the descrip-
ton above mentioned, recorded at o
distance from their homes, when, in cach
County, there is already record Office
in Charleston and Georgetown Counties,
the Office Of Register of Mesne Convey
ance, and in the other Counties of the
State, the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas. We would
therefore suggest to the Legislature, now
in session, to pass IN Act, making the
Clerks Offices, in the several Counties of
the State, except Charleston and George
town Counties, the Record Offices, for
all deeds, whether of real or personal
estate, and discontinuing the Office of
Secretary of State as q Record Office.
It will be requisite or proper, also, to
direct the Books of Record, now in the
Office Of the Secretary of State. to be
removed to the proper Record Offices in
the several Counties. The Office of Sc.
cretary of State should never have been
q Record Ofice-it is rather q Cabinet
Office, and somewhat belittled, by MAX
ing it Record Office, for which it is by
no means fitted or proper.
Charleston Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
Special Notices.

WHAT IS A TONIC9-Bcar this in mind
that although tonic is, to certain extent, a
stimulant--a sttmul0nt, unntodifed by any me-
dicindl substances, as not q tonic, Dat DEB1LI-
TANT. In HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, there is stimulating clement of the
purest grade, manufactured in this or any
other country. Every fiery and corrosive oil
or acid which contaminates the ordinary
liquors of commerce, is expelled from the rye
spirit which forms the alcoholic basis Of the
BITTERS, by careful and repeated rectiica-
tion. The juices OF the valuable roots, barks
and herbs, infused into this Wholesome pro-
duct of the finest grain, sti!l further modifyIts
nature; so that it becomes, i'll fact, IL simple
diffusive agent, minus all the hcady and BRAIN
exciting properties which belong, moro or
less, to all liquors in n raw state 1t is merely
the medicinal virtues OF tho preparation
ffrctivc-incrcasinS their active power, and
dltluslng them through the system. Hence
the pleasant and gentle glow which is expert
fenced after taking a dose OF the BITTERS.
ln-tead of creating headache, an unmedcatcd
stlmulants arc apt to do, this salubrious tonic
IS the best known remedy for that complaint.
1t Gains and soothe cerebral excitement,
strengthcns the nerves, promotes the sccre-
ton OF the gastric juice, invigoratcs the
bowels, determines the fluids to the surface
improves the appetite, increases tho animal
Vlgor, regulates organic action, and from it's
mild yet effective Alternative qualities is the
very beet preparation that cai he administer
ed to the weaker sex in the peculiar difficulties
10 which their organization subjects them.
Dec re
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
Office County Auditor,

COLUMBIA, s. c., DECEMBER T. 1869.
compliance with the provisions of an Act
IL entitled ''An Act to provide for the ASSESS
mont and taxation of property" the County
Board of Equalization for Richland County,
will meet at he office of the County Auditor,
on the second MONDAY Q3th) Of December,
ut II o'clock NJ for the purpose of equaiznG
the values OF tho real and personal property,
moneys and credits returned by the Assessors
Persons having any complaints to make re-
lative to the assessment of their property, can
appear before the Board, and have their cases
attended to
The Board will continue in session from day
to day, meeting at the above hour daily, until
all the business before it will have been dis
posed OF NJ. J. CALNAN,
Dec 10 Auditor kichland Comfy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
For Sale,

DITKSON'S IMPROTED COTTON SEED.
NROWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI Mr. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or adulteration with
other seed.
will deliver the Seed, sncketi in good order,
at the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Pail
road. at 5000 per bushel, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at Sl.50 per buslel, for all
amounts in excess of 5 bushels
A. p. AMAKER, st. Matthew's s. c..
respectfully refer to the below named gem
tlemcn, who purchased Seed of mo last spring
tor formation touching the purity and supe-
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. L. J. Good
wyn, DR.. A. II. Tabcr. Fort Motto; p. NJ IIou-
ser, Esq:, and VIM Iaulling, Esq st. Mat
thew's; Z. Il. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Captain +. II: W. Briggmann and W. b. Muller,
Esq. Orangebnrg Court House all CT Orange
burg Comfy, &. @. Nov 3mo*
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In Bankruptcy.

District of South Carolinn-Af Cohun,bia, The
5th duy OF December, 4. d. 1869.
TTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
Il appointment as Assignee of MOSES WIN
STOCK late OF Columbia, in the County of
Ricbland, and State of South Carolina. within
said District, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt by the District Court of said District.
Dec m3 THOS. j. LAMOrTE Assignee
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
,WHs R1oHARDsoN-M M oFARbANb lApun-

WHE tRIoHARDsoN-M MCFARLAND ADUI.-
THaY.-S.Thei New York S.n very properly
dsnoapoes the Richardson Mcfarland
wedding at the 3Astor House, d "public
outrage ON decsncy and religion',-a
scene which seems to the editor to set
''at: defiance all those sentiments re-
spsoting the relation Of marriage which
render it inttinsically superior to prosti-
tuition" adding: -
Consider; married men of New York,
husbands'a and fathers, by what frail and
brittle tessss your Il Il ,mes are yours. If
You fell dn your bnsiness-and it is said
thRt 95 out of 100 business men at some
time fail--then the younger and hand
somer face of your widowed neighbor
may charm away your wife; the laws of
Indiana will grant divorce to the fair
truant, and Henry Ward Beecher-the
Rev. DIR. Field, of. the New York Ecange-
list, standing at his right hand, and the
Rev. o! B. Frotbingham to implore q
blessing on the sin-stands ready to
nahrry her TO the fret libertine who will
psy--not In affection, but in gold or
greenbacks- price Of her frail charms!
If IL be said that poverty was not the
only~crime of Mcfarland, then rest easy,
husbands and fathers, at least all of you
who never, in any moment of trial and
vexation, have uttered one impatient or
petulant wordi Yes, it is the pious, the
popular, the admired, the revered Henry
Ward gBeecher, who comes boldly and
even proudly forward, holding by the
hand and leading Lust to her triumph
over Religionl Who can read the mar
rative and not wish that Plymouth
Church were sunk into the ground until
the peak of its gable should be beneath
the surface of the earth? And Mr.. Bee
cher was assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Froth-
ingham, who blasphemed in prayer to
God, which contained these words
'tFather, we thank Thee for what these
two have been to each other, and for
what they may be yet"
MIR. .Frothingham may plead in his de-
fence that he does not believe in the
Scriptures; but Mr.. Beecher, who has
been engaged for several years past upon
Life of Christ, should have reminded
him that our Saviour said: "I say unto
you, that whosever shall put away his
wife, saving for the cause of fornication,
causeth her to commit adultery; and who
soever shall marry her that is divorced,
committeth adultery"
At Richardson's funeral, Parson Bee
cher said:
II went often to the throne of grace
during the anguish of my country's s
trial with those men who stood by her
most faithfully, and vowed that they
should be my brothers, and that as long
as lived, como what might, if they
carried themselves faithfully toward my
native land, they should not lack friend
in me-"
Wherefore, he married Free Love
adulterer to another mans wife. You
may lie, steal, seduce, murder, and
slander the dead, but these things,
though crimes in rebels, are virtues in
the trooIy loil
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For Sale.

"a THAT large and desirable RESIDENCE,
IN on Senate street, opposite Trinity Church,
I2hcontaining twelve upright Rooms, With
water and gas. Kitchens. Stables and other
ont-bnildinSs attached. The lot measuring
(i) seven eghts of an acre. more or less ii
not disposed of privately it will bo sold at pub
lie SALE on the first MONDAY in January next
Apply to J. s. MCMAHON,
Dec At the CITY Clerk's Office
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
PIPES !! PIPES !!

A LARGE and choice nclection OF real Nicer
n schaums, from IS to s2O-imitatIon from
rs cents to So Also, n fine assortment of
Briar and Rubber PIPES. Cherry and Rubber
stems with variety of Meerschaum Segar
Holders. just received, at Z. POLLARD'S.
Nov 20 mtb11
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
To the Public in General.

II HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which ex-
GELS any other. The price is 50 so per bushel.
Al examination Of my proofs will DO convinc-
inG. l refer to Jocob Ii. Wells and J. ID. Hit
Call and look at the growth, i'll Butcher Town
Dec3 n. POPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-12
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

BAGGING. II o P Il, IRON
Il TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed 80
E3.sssszs Sides and Shoulders. choice HM]A
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, lArsak1E<A
in barrels. kegs. lbs, 5 and 10 lb. packages
Choice Family Flour, in bbls and bags, with
full assortment of other grades. Liverpool
Salt, in sacks. Mackerel-N0s. l, Q and s. in
bbls halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS. of all grades
Molasses-- -Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Can
dies, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Frnit, Spiced Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Iaiquors-Choico Old
Cabinet. Monongahela. Rye and Corn Whis-
key, ard a variety of other fine brands
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brase
Bound Tubs, Pals, Chnrns, Buckets and Cans
Nails, of all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots. Ovens. Spiders, Skllets and Frying
Pans. of all sizes
All the above named with many other arti-
clcs has been recently purchased and selected
with care and will be sold low for cash Give
us call. WELLS Il CALDWELL.
Near the S. c. and G. and c.. Railroad Depot.
next door to National Hotel. Oct iG
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Land For Sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, within two and three
N quarter miles of the city, containing fifty
six acres, OF which about eight acres is cleared,
portion of which being bottom land. The
balance Ii W. j - Pine and Oak.
There are two hnt 49, On the plrce. For
terms, &c, apply :i.lS. 7. WALKER
Nov % "a
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John J. Eckel, after being told that he
was about to die, said that he had no.
thing to do with the Burdell murder, but
he told facts that point directly to Mrs.
Cunningham as the actual murderer.
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Guns and Ammunition.

l respectfully inform my
& friends and the public in general
that atIths"t have Just roi1n, 5es1yrd fine
SINGLE-BAKRELED GUNS, Breach loading
Guns, simple make, from the best Eurorean
manufacturers, Kcpeaters of all descriptions,
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Powder.
Shot and Cutlery, which offer to sell Mt rea.
sonable prices. Guns made to order. Repair
ing done and warranted. at short notice
Nov IL p. w. KRAFT. Main st, ect
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SPNClAL AOTIt E.--Io parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to the ad-
vcrtiscment of P. 2. Toalc, the large manu-
facturcr of those goods in Charleston Price
list furnished on application. July II ONO