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, 1869-04-19

Joseph Poudrum :. Chicago 4 Alton Railroad

Joseph PoudTum :. Chicago / Alton Railroad
GonFanf. Judgment for S2,Hs9.
TIE LFXBEK observation-disclosures
=, The case Of l. e. Mason Company :. Scpcll,
beaumont d Company was on SATURDAY concluded!
Evil be remembered that 1hts Il IN action to ~
cover for al alleges! lr,aSh OF contract f5r the
".nE Of ntteeE 1nlliioa feet Of lumber, for eaca
NJ EnuEt instructed the Jury On the past Of
KY t;asnun, substantially AZ iotloWs:
u nrn.h1 sae of the cn.ract on which suit
manufacture thc l:,nicr III got, an, n ~a1t 70
!skc manner, tut they nj, rrt1uirc<, N N MANI
9as as we'll manufacturer A. ths c,.rs ~ me lImher
market, then there was q compliance 'ego Tl1n
ncr. ;. Wherefore, it the 3''"c 3ary bc,1cyes Man;
that Eiainssa ,n;nu!4ct2sc ~ un,e5 the eoatraei
II wa, - whole, a. well manufactured as fhr
srcfaEc OF luraher m2fc for antt so1d in this mar
=ltboug1 PORTIONS Of the lulncr were ba1ly manu-.
IN the absence Of rroof to the contrary, the Law
the coatract, was manufactured in a gooti and
workmAnlike manner, and II the jury believed
II that ,.o Of ths 'unsler manufactured -four
Eo:: and there was no proof offered by
Gelendants showing or tending to show that It
IN ~ .na manufactured then The presumption Of
nrGda eass Il HaA well made, and this presumption
.a.3 Goaea a1so to the lumtef which rent inio fhe
4ad.t. nnie:s there WAS rr,o{ oyerTheiminr the
was manu;ac,upeaa m Organizing = whether the lun,,e.
manner as whole he jlry shoniJ III rsnc IT, s
Tqe lash an aefsminc 1pan ox .nay ser bal9 III ma m
PEI ssntase than cSss,s 1e IN vs. 1ss Larger
Or ~" hs nr 'rvc tina, OF he as
tract, the Proportion IT t.tl: :sas.' WITT @ .ne con-
ne wa91e =, not thaa the 70
ket, 4QEi IMGF fhGuI1 ff!,i That tAiA1-
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.HOstetter's BitterS

And the fungus limitations and would-be rfvn1s TIN
Trtrs up In It's traeh l. that 1t actually 1ccnuRL.hes
What they promise hut fail 10 Perform
, 1869-04-19

TIE BHEADsTUFFS MOVEMENT.
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF 1our anh grain during tho past week, and for
the corresponding weeks ending as dated:
, 1869-04-19
mnr1nc News.

T,tnsy sna sxs ownss I'D broke5s We're
W tee feerne shafte1. S1!! &
sehaoaer Ha., Hsaf s'1 soaa 81 ssbSsa3 5Ssp
II sFi' Fl! es5s ss Il
97 e.955 nbt7 & fry, Nusteson to Chicago a. pr n
nsaa r i.5s.S;5: 4SS 1s ,:; The 81.
~ sa5sssss sese5ser fs'GfdRsyb RSbe1. 4 IL
1sss eSsss III ESsa nsas S';s :; :1
pEnS} F.}. As F. ssa,9as ,s sas Ths
E4et Tawas to sandu., with blustuI on dctE. 1t d III
TM EHra.Hursor 3ia.:cs Steele Informs us that the
I.ssE y shsa ttT esn CLARK md State street btisst
ssrena srS IT, ,ssas: f t.
a.tE sss spgo:;s 9kpef fsvs,ds Ssh DO There sve hs
Il; III Ss 9;i?S; ~ :! 2:;:4
W st s1s ass e Gsss:ss
III x 1a3S saa - br. e5 sst*s S e.' Of bushels
he9 Gsro F T ke eReiS seG sl nslt
in n :; sH5a shS r. ns, he r ,y + ths
n as1 ~: IT, :sit .,,s :. i;Ssss Ss
sss = Ses sns xF i
,fi , 1t;,kh Al. fa sTs alsnls5 ~ hsss sn Is
S'sn .,g 9s ,t xf5s Sss !. + tsfs
ntw schooner Lincoln D.ll" which has bcen ia Pm
Ct enrttetton etnrx The rrt of January. At
eh'lrnt1 e Mcsssr. Miller Bros. was successfully
!annchEn 10 tne rsssnes q lasfs nnmbcF Of spetta.
tor Tht nHhcr q This ncly modelled craft il captain
David Dali q tlls city, who hAa for mAny. yeara
Ncn interested IN our Lake marine and who
Il, DON sole owner o. ihe bark Hungarian,
,en"oncff Ilse uax. Anfsotf William Jones' AaET1tcf
Dali end ''nhn ltfan. Jf 10 the construction ed the
Lincoln Oa =" pAhs haFc ircu sparst y MAKO hcr
nhtthss elait Hes eann. MhtSa T. taafctHly fufuilh
81; foo'aipt ~ staf5nMs end kStie0 hhs measures
IL EEk11 q ~ tett oyGr IL feet La dcpth d
lrtt in n, p!ea1to, and I6 tons :, new Ftylt,
sn1 Hlt care e4Hy1nE capacity ot 1&on
EMrhe1 o.! corn. r. $4,000 feet nf lumber
eE sdlemN measurt* 70 feet main mast u tset FORE
20 fett main t'rmAst feet foss boom - trct.
enc main boon h8 lret Shc H he nttcd with Etrr rS
Gng and Ni1 Tad In the ncighbes hood Of sn yA;ds
q tho best Lawrence duck canvass. Her anchors
weigh scspcestyely 10 and 40 !>A HcF commander
rsyissoF Shc viii b ready ~ "a aSoUf thn
rart II ne4t Ersk e~e -" ~" ~ '-s '""'~>
OrIv-Tbf Miami C.xnnf IL hnen fnr .ha snssnr
DIFTu ~ EtrTnzTh. dn,sK n Y Tafr- To- ~ r. h,r a.
0hsth,I u Ix - 80 u. w. 1f*sA W 'o o@4 -
ttNa..4 z o1y FL - bte .iraa,. tHIins, ~
sttsAEt s41k1sEtny hAf ~ tst9AN naa
.tn ~ = ~ - n @@eas ~ VIC eteau
c,MtCI Snnt 5tS" At LOT eaaN
GSEoAanS b4I--Adyfecs fcr! Owen Sound to TIT
tAe tnst toe iS In the LAY II still firm And tcat
ATE FAeAlnE ofrT Inec II no appearance of tho opening
q EaySas;ou yet Weather iIaitil and wa1u in s4Ie
DAY tlMc, LIZ hafu frcta It n8ht-
fhoN LEE EkstFKAioM|Vn the 5th inst the t5 n
I61ase ta1T Ws1 a. sod - - any tttno dufIuE the
thinser Al LAnse double teams were e7o&tng The
, 1869-04-19

This splendid Hair Dye the beat In tho world the
only tc and perfect Dye has1nle.a. relIahr, nssAnt
nOoas; AR1Hs1cnt ;ideaoa, tin.s r.saeales M
i.ir III nd Beautiful LlacI Of brown. Sill by ali
Druggists and Perfnuer, And Crape1ly APPLIED II the
, 1869-04-19
Hostetter's Bitters

Is ecperl 17eet.e oT irregularities Il tic scerctra
o,xn il rally admitted and It Il now found that
IL fxuxr Of useulnesa much extensive than was
.neipxtcd by tla proprietars when tkcy atst invited
public attention to The virtues Of tts article.
, 1869-04-19

The highest and lowest quotations for gold dur.
Ing the current month we're: 1919 On the eth, and
1s5x On the 10th. The range IN New York to-day
, 1869-04-19
Your. Destiny

AndEutass PEospets In Lie Clearly rc vcalea By pr
Ill ho are nnsncetr4tat II ,, 70 e!ncnee wealth md
~! Iii .tiulds to l. :.-.. Long Lfe" His cesnlar
about winning the leetons Of Tho oppoae ser Will b
sent Sy7tia With it, .---.
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suIrens week sad far the corresponding period laat
j = : 4A..tot.. I f!5aip.eaM

,Iota3 taF kour weeks .sb.74s .... 31G5a
ei4sc JAhn2sJ !, 1&o. ..:Ssat9e -. -.
Iae soertpts fas this week ND ls4t compare as fol
fsetriye9 M!s tsM
Seersd a ~ 3
Go1npstcd with tho 111no period In la8 va dnd tho
Rsesived same rc1od latt 1852
~"''se A1o4e Kills WEI
HENAAEA
Ihe Eftps Of live hoSa for the week Just closed 4S
E1csase AsaEtt t63t3 received Last Trck. An In
cfrafe 81 !3 Far thr corresponding period la:s year
nc arrivals embraced 17A ll6sb les th1a ior to
Ttcf Under rerlcw. Tbs market Opened steady and
htm % Monday. At substantially he prizes enIselt r.
2! FL ths ts1se aGrstas days ya3aea a;Gay
fnlT soc TT 100 In. and thc ruling weak Il tho
decline There wss fun attendance Of EAstera buy
en- and ne cemand foT tho markets Of Ncw fhIL n<-
TOE. md Phadclpta FtAsonAh!y Nc1tFrt1Toaenoas
hut tIpply ot noa head little faote than tseT
enaa handle comfortably, and betWcca 500 and Ao0
rtys. +. im!r"Ztps xTrept' but p; 81 r. to hs
chnr 70 smooth IaA*, o 10 as aEera&e md up
Ihs ttnr IT EAstesn Advees Ta4 fsyoE7h and, IN
In trlr vtw md refpted T. make my further
e1ons thorEh general thtns. they wcTr 9nte willing
70 aeecpt the prers sutrent sAica were et
1lrdlur! 10 good sue even los. md et Sih2y1loSo
fur choice fit hogs Of from 20 n 80 ns avcra9a At
wheh the nlstrt esoeed steady Nc roo Tic fo
! fnfyinI trsn&Afttnns.
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It DOES Cure Dyspepsia and
They DON'T; That's ALL:

The old aory OF the frog and The md tho reznt
Of of1vidoua imitation usually amounts to tho aaa thing
In modern truth q In The aucient fable.
A specific for the various tspes Of
, 1869-04-19

VII cure The Itch.
WHEATOT'S O1ETMRST will curr Salt Rhciirn.
WHEATOSsS OINTMENT cures Old sNrc+,
WliEATONS OlSTAEST cures AL Disease o. ke
Skin Price 81 cent?: hv ulHn 60 cent? AL Usn6x1At4
stii Il. WEEKS l. FOTTKK, Boston. Prop'fx
, 1869-04-19
Recorders Court

Recorders Court.
Matilda English v. George English Decreo OF
divorce on the ground Of adultery. The parties
we're married In Chicago, on the 81 day OF June,
1864, and theg lycd together about year. The
evidence WAS conclusive against defendant
EEW SUIT.
Terrence Eeeran and Jeremiah Schoaef1 Y.
Thomas Dnf1ts. Petition to enforce mechanics
lien On the house No 13a IVES. Van Buren, Etrcet.
, 1869-04-19

- - i99

F*s3F
The fbllowtng Is IN exhibit Of tho business Of
tho Chicago Clearing HOUSE for the week ending
April II:
, 1869-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,


II conpa1ins the Trccis ior ths Wcet sod l.,t "
nno W.1s ~ s3uoM r 1phs; .hs; ,.-
t9SSapsa I, moss toAn ~. Mcs1 10
the EssS,ra q ~ Neex eonpstc w5h thn rcccir tor
keeeised ii. a III - 'ono"s ~,
Rgg: RRses;g: e5 @ ~ ~ week of ~
LIVE stock FnK1uHrA
On and after Friday, March 49, lsp nptl further no
ne rciuto Eat VII Be takca OILY by o5p.l Me4sht :.
tel9~s ',!I S.s., ,n.n.,,n n,,,.. r......-,
and Besi1s. 80 crioor.
IL CieTeland is iI X X
"a Toledo sud Drtrit - " - 5 ia X X
viii l.. t.ken snd III e1e.s II ausi ,seishf nj s T..
slsslEed : tht euasnt re.es: - '''SN'' @- - "
fSa:tfc '> "a - 80 ~ ~
b uhlc dcef eass II shttn r.
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n0SYETTER'S BITTERS

as q Protective and Preventive Agent
Hss been stronHy d"elt npou But II ,nust not he
thence inferred that tho
, 1869-04-19
THO Produce Markets,

- Nashville Cotton Market,
Nt9nT1IIx ArHl l7.-Costou quiet but firm: low
u1tdl.Ds sste; Sood ordinary 2Ahc '''
, 1869-04-19

EEW TORE.
Special Dttratea 10 The Chicago Tribune.
KEW Y1Rx, April II.
awine-Rtcrpta, Loo; steady It fl431istc, but
quiet: tacs Included Isl Illinois 1;a9l7e ba At 1ftse
Br. LoUI2.
ST. LoC1E, April 1.Caste unchanged. With q adtF.
ale demand fos butchcts rate prices tango at 97c.
&IrBs.
Hosf-Unchanged 1t a5toc,
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It9Iions fer L1.ehare--Thonas q. Reed. of
Ehieago; Henry Smith, Of Dixon, Lee County ::
FrsdeEcf 4 butcher, Of .>ulsoy, Lee COUNTY !;
tnliandet spfaeue- Of PecAtonica, Wfnnebaco
toEnts; 1homas Z. Morley, ot Torkvllle, Kendall
, 1869-04-19

We admit that the wording OF the resolution
may be construed mlschicvonsly by these VINO,
Ike tho St. Louis Re:a1'iss:a s:a, arc On the lookout
ii. an opportunity to i'tase hing" Ut Chicago,
lut no one else would 80 understand it Tho rcso-
l.ttou means that q standard quality should be Sc
icctcd, and that parcel VI out which is equal to
that standard ln all respects may be SO branded. Il
both parties desire IT, instead ol being LEFT to sell
as an individual parcel on the estimate Of merit
tint may be placed on It By parties not inspectors
, 1869-04-19

- NEW YoNk, Apr{l H.
CoTroF Goops-With more ecAsonab!o weather thsrt
hss tegn sxt0r general demand for cuttou eo3Ia and
psle;. a5u po5c .tGadX though WITHOUT 4otah
try from t1c late dcclne Brown Shcrttngs-Stxnar4
gods l5HG9les AuEu!taa end Aedfogi, l6c: PspIrEr
E II; PSea-.rtt Il. Iaxc SeonTney i5'9c, Btcaea,d
LA1rrncH u. lEc; book y, 1tfc HOPE, 10; Putnam A.
l?e; Wiltdhu1 1aHe PTnts ssc yasy Actst- CechccA
o1sr eYts9n eIs :hosT sene lsEsSlaE decline On tha
wooIIKx Gonps-pun; manufacturers complain that
thcy arc iosnE money I'D + T. ssre[ed u btston that
count they VIII nun only hsll tina Foreign fab.
rrA o! scafoaable and quality tn better lob,
Lug demand and rffe<% firm -
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CHICAGO LUMBER, MARKET,

6AICRpAT EFESISo, Apflllf.
The fel1oEtnE the rccpta shipments OF iuz-
lsI ahiuscs and ath during the past twenty or hours
Rseeipts. Shipment.
Lumber, r,ft......4................ el.o03 1s35o00
9ElEelcH+ No....... .!QHN 3sauW
Lath. .pt3..............-....... 6AAu 3G,nO
The following fable rhowE the receipts and shipments
for the eos1etpondlns time last year;
R<trr4s. SAtp.<.ta.
L5Sfatcr. .tt...'.s......."...........S SS9o 6a.Mo
SE11S!C4 no. .l+IA.un lt4lHU
hGMbEn-TThse market fer esEeoe. continues dull,
and pricx,e aIE little better than Dom9Hal.
The Saginaw En:.prlse ea5s The frtt rAft Of 1ogs
hss I1s=ed aca Eaftins VII probably continue uninscr
river is rey low and more particularly tie h:ai-
ur1sr Is The ecaEratv water felt.
There arc large slhesnt oi logs on TIE Tt.baws.tst
which will undoubtedly come ansyn but there mil
Ions q fe on sns1c e shs s:EeSns his ma dr. which
yraz Aany ices the CAAs and tributaries Of the
Tttabar a:scc, i q r. huEg up this ycas."
Salts include the following: 49,. ....
C:fep Il 4cn Flora, fTuni Sausatuek 20 m feet CON.
mon mixed at sIa!t, nnd % Il, lash At *.:5 Sold By
Chas Dt1iink t. Co.
III !cet cuinlnon 1,i1r.! II Sa4 Sold ly = 4 iss.h
a" sawed shingles ii s15 Sua ly Carter 4: Jones,
At TIE fARDa.
ffAHsne4t3 hrrfe
, 1869-04-19

superior Court.
!. Rnttshauser v. 4. F. HuschlcE in ul5mcntf fer
:o2T.sG.
jacob Schieswohl r. Crich Busch Judgment for
$i4u.
NEW SCrr3.
Stephen n. RawBon =. Louis Hcnrotln. Assump-
sir Damages, 1,O0O. ... ..
Charles 4 t4rcg,,ry '. Thomas nelahaitc. H.
junction to- restraint the removal Of house, No.
1g5 unlste1i street
, 1869-04-19

E1tfA EraIed steers.
taoice Eecrrt-Etnc, tat, weN-forued. 1
setytas old tsecrA acd AvcEaEiES Loo
T. md upwn,ds ........:.::.,-.,...;
1Tnnc btevet-5ocd. wclf-fAtaed. finely
! 'a1fH an1 r. stec'a, And averaging LII" to
fA!f Ctadea-FAlr &tecrs, In fair tffsh, 4v-
tefaHnk Leo to f..U UEs..................
Medium Cfsm-Aedium steers ard GOOD
t en~f tor dtF slaughter, Hnd aretAStnx
6tt<k Cattle-Dctrrnon catrfe. Ii decent
Heth. Avt!aEnx so to Loo foa-..,......
An1et1oT-likht md THU cows and attcfz,
- tsFffIptfEsl II tth the at>ete. the wing
Inc pt1ces current 1t tia ttzae Last yo&T, ,
, 1869-04-19

AAf-UnLer eood deinsnd, both Oh leeI aecon1lt
and fos ahient tAe market fur this commodity nltd
listlS t9 1rsys excessive We quess !. Fellows TIM
thy roller and hrster rrstcd atttu Timothy,
Ysss:ed ~ - iss: rraiIis. loctS Rres:ea sis@@
lente wagon, &lsop2iaot. Fur dellTefjuS, sl ul&
l. 50 y TN II askeJ
RulDES- Received II 80 Tbs; ehirpcd ltsoo y. The
hEit continnes weak unstttc and ou ftcu
h1.ehs1 A.! eu1ed, he.sy Me note = further redue-
ST fr sltrTse aseeUn,s apa ths stoeks slssdily
fIsd f;xsi he" , 6;ssn e s1led E ss
dsy Hint. s,734c: dry earc1. ta&ac: erEbby
and damaged, tre-htzrs Price: branded hides 10 per
lRUS AND STEEL-Thr market exhibited a nod.
drxrcc tf Aeyity fsr Saturday. and Ia view of
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pSs,S5 pSaEpMs is1ss aont le4t fRt Gs9s1s II Ii
nfei sbt htsss has I9ns on; tb, fat Isa
E1ceisios + nMess " Defiance {; LskpSst d tghs
A~s. - port, &S.9 bp wheat, "' ~3
a-HiaWAtha, LASAlle, 67o0 bu corn
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26
FINANCIAL AND Co1sIERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, February 25.-Sales of cotton
to-day, about 80 bales -middlings 81.
New YORK, February 25-Noon.- Stocks
strong and advancing. Money easy, at Ca
7: IGold 32zS. Flour 531Oc. lower.
Wheat heavy for spring, and 293c lower
tor winter. Pork dull-new mess 81. 62%
@31.75. Steam lard steady. Cotton lower
-29M. Freights steady.
z P. M.-Cotton heavy and lower with
sales of 500 bales, at 291a. Flour-more
doing; State 5.70@625 Wheat heavy and
unchanged. Pork lower-new mess 81. so
(g32.OO. Lard firmer-kettle 1916M195s.
Whlskey more active at 951% Sugar firm
and quiet-Muscovado 1897 Money easy.
at 5(97. Sterling 9. Gold 321s. Southern
securities firm.
New ORLEANS, February 25.--Cotton
very Emiddlings %; sales 1,400 bales;
receipts 2,379. Gold 49, Sugar advanced
on higher grades; common i2L013: fair
Is; yellow Tx. Molasses active and un-
changeu. Flour firmer--superfine 6.25:
double 1926. Corn lower-mixed 80; white
83. Pork active and advancing, at 80. co.
Bacon active-shoulders 14h@14s1; clear
RIB l714; clear 171S. LardStierce 19G
19T; keg 21H. Whiskey drooping-West-
ern rectified 971s. Coffee quiet and un
changed.
O. CINc1NNATI, February 25.-Family -four
80 va oSSo9oO. w ulSkey urm, at 80.
Bacon nominalIy unchanged. with no de-.
mand. Lard dull-held at 1917.
MOBILE February 25.-Nothing done in
cotton to-day-low middlings nominal; re-
ceipts 1873 bales.
AUGUSTA, February 25.-Cotton market
dull with declining tendency; sales 2O3 bales
-middlings 2719; receipts $40.
SAVANNAH, February 25.-Cotton dull:
prices nominal; sales 200 ales-middlings
2S; receipts 665.
HAyRE, February 25.-Cotton opens dull
spot III.
LONDON, February 25-3 P. M.-Consols
93. Bonds 1914.
o. LONDON, February 25-Evening Bonds
LrvERpoon, February 25-3P. M.-Cot-
ton dull-uplands 117s@12; Orleans 1216
LIVERPOOL, February 25-Evening,-Cot-
ton-uplands 111S; Orleans 1871 sales 6 1000
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26
Affairs In Washington.

WAsHrNaToN, February 25.-The Senate
has repealed the bill requiring the General
OF the Army to have the headquarters here,
and orders from the President to issue
through the General. The Reconstruction
Committee is still engaged in considering
disabilities, and will report tomorrow.
The House is considering the coinage ques-
tion. The Senate is engaged in private
bills, with perpetual struggle for the pre-
cedence.- The resolution of the Senate Judi
ciary Committee, to consider no more po-
ltical disabilities this session, does not
affect bills pending. of which there are
three; with, however, many points of disa-
grement between the Houses. The Con-
ference Committee on TIE suffrage amend
ment have agreed, but the points have not
transpired.! I'D
A bill has been introduced in Congress.
granting lands in Florida for the purpose of
constructing railroad from Pensacola to
Louisville. \ a7s 'V
No business of Importance. transacted in
the House to-day
In the Senate, the bill relieving machine
ry manufactured for the navy from taxation,
passed. A joint resolution: providing that
Congress shall meet at O'Clock instead of
at IL NJ, on the 4th of March, passed. The
army appropriation was considered to re-
cess.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26
-Au ct1on sales.
Pdludb;e Real Estate at auction.
BY d. c. %PEIX0TTO q, som

RY virtue of an order Of sale, to ME directed, by
~ the Hon. George s. Bryan, Judge of the
United States District Court, for the District of
south Carolina will offer for sale at public auc-
6 at the Court House in the city Of Columbia at 10
LAND, situated in the city OF Columbia-bounded
NpTfh by Laurel street. East by lot of the estate
0I o., n Z. Bronson; South by lot of James L.
tar6 Mn 6n%qoN and West hy Marion street.
Marion street Arso NN' N' "P'A
Az that lot piece parcel Of LAND with the
ainss e ctrs 81 tGt situated lying and being in
half-hundred a So o-1OO) of an acre~bounded
on the North by Henderson street. and being
continuation OF said street, for two hundred and
eight feet eight tSl inches. Southwark to where
the North limo of Washington street, protracted.
intersects the said lot, forming the Southern
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash: balance on
credit of one, two and three years, secured by
bond OF the purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate of seven per cent per annum, from the day
OF sale, payable annually, and mortgage Of the
premises; the building to be insured and the poll
cy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps G.. HERDER'f SASS
FebG Assignee of Evans 4 Cogswell
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26

Coop Rules FOR ALL, -Pr Profano swearing
is abominable. Vulgar language IS disgust.
ing. Loud laughing Is impolite Inquisi-
tiveness is offensive. Tattling is mean
Telling lies is contemplate. Slandering is
devilish. Ignorance is disgraceful, and
laziness is shameful. Avoid all the above
vices, and aim at usefulness. This is the
road by which to become respectable
Walk in it. Never be ashamed of honest
labor Pride is q curse-a hateful vice.
Never act the hypocrite. Speak the truth
at all times. Never be discouraged but
persevere, and mountains will become mole
hills
Doctor" said plain old lady, to a
grandiloquent dentist, as lie was showing
her set of artificial teeth, "doyou mean to
say as how body can chaw wild dem
things?" "Why, madam" said the dentist,
"the operation of mast;cation can be as
satisfactorily performed with these instru-
ments rs with those provided by Dame
Nature herself" "Oh.' said the old lady,
"I hain't no manner O. doubt about Mat,
doctor; but I wanted to know if n body could
chaw wild en-"
SUDDEN DEATH.-,-Yesterday about 2
o'clock, an old colored man, named Henry
Grant, fell dead in Broad street, near
King. The deceased was apparently we'll,
and, at the time of his death, was pursuing e
his walk home. A jury of inquest was i'm
mediately summoned, and a verdict of
''death from an apoplectic fit" returned
Grant was we'll and favorably known in the
community, and was for many years en-
gagged in the umbrella business
Charleston Courier.
The Press Convention has adjourned, and
has done nothing. A. W. Reese, the Sec
retary, says ''The income of the Association
for the pnst year was forty dollars, and it's
expenditures forty-ive dollars. AS to what
papers are still members Of the association
L am in doubt. Only four of them have
responded to my call for their annual dues
L am disposed to conclude that only that
number desired to be considered rs mem
bers'
INCENDIARIsM IN MARION DISTRICT. The
Marion Crescent, of the Oath instant, SAYS:
''The residence of Robert Collins, Sheriff of
this District, was burnt on Sunday morn
ing last, about o'clock. It is thought to
have been the work of an incendiary.
SUDDEN DEATH. Arial Foster, an old
and respected citizen, died suddenly at his
residence at old Pickens G. H., on Monday
evening, the 22d instant Mr.. Foster was
a native of the State of Massachusetts.
Picdens Courier.
An individual under the effects of an at
tack of neuralgia threw $4,000 into the
fire, recently; SO says a Newark On. J.) pa
per.
A railroad conductor in New Hampshire
has been mulcted in $4,000 by the compa-
ny which employed him; it having been
proven that he had abstracted large sums.
Music in the sole-A clog dance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26

n a lCable Desbatehss.

Havana, February 25.-The resignation
of the United States Consul General has
been accepted. A transport from Spain ar
rived to-day, with 600 Chasseurs. Attention
has been called to the Spanish law, which
makes the people resident five years. sub
!ects OF Spain. After capturing La Guiana
ia, the expedition left to raise the siege of
Puerto Principe. The insurgents concen-
trated around Puerto Principe are we'll
armed and equipped, aud general engage
ment is expected. Santa Cruz ndvices of
the 18th report that the insurgents attacked
Guayabol, taking provisions and number
OF horses Advices from Santiago dc Cuba
report that on eighty plantations in that
district, only ten are grinding cane. There
are neither laborers nor cattle in that valley
A despatch from Mauzatla reports that a
large body of insurgents attacked convoy
at Yara The reports of the result are con-
Trajectory and unsatisfactory.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-26
LIS a very ancient saying,
Time till now hoo ,.rornd - .,,,

lis a very ancient saying,
Lime till now has proved it true:
"Do unto all your neighbors
AS you would have them do to YOU"
But another saying now prevails.
or an entirely different hue:
BE sure and do your neighbors,
Or they'll certainly do you"
A young man who recently fell in love
with beautiful young lady, saws that when
he learned the other evening that she rec;n- .
rocated his passion, he felt as though he
was sitting on top Of a meeting house. and
every shingle was Jewsharp.
In the last illness of the witty George
Coleman, the doctor being late in an an.
polntment, apologized to his patient, saving
he had called in to see man who had fallen
down a we'll. "Did hs kick the bucket.
doctor?" groaned out George. :"