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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Tss stxsr WBsr- Homes OF the sturdy
farmers who oos sbou; them over tho broad
prniries. and see for mites their granaries, are
oftsn rendered oesolsse BY the death Of below
ed child from the ravages Of the deadly Group.
Goes Cough B.lssm never fails to cure II. and
is also the best remedy in the world for Colds,
Coughs, and all throat and inng diseases.
Goes DYSPEPSIA Cure 10 the only rensdv
known that is certain TO cure Dyspepsia, ludi-
gcsiion. and in fact ali diseases proceeding from
the stomach and bowels.
SnrLas AND krucAcious.-For purifying the
Blood, cleansing the secretions and correcting
the actisn Of our bodily functions, MlSHLER'S
HERB BITrERS enjoysths highest distinction
in the medical world. Try Il.
Extract frem complimentary letter: 70 fell
psind him bailey 90 he got bottle Of Rssns's
pane KILN magic lie at the stoar and usid it
awl up on his az kul At one rrbbiu and il cured
him right at !" Go and DO likewise. l.. b.
Paine, Grocer.
Sass Bossa ov Gs.rns. In another column,
OF SPEEE'S STANDARD WINE BlTTERs. II
10 highly recommended ~ phi sicisns for dys-
pep,icr. OF acc un, of ia tonic proprietiss, III
purity and its dsiirious havors.
J1xssS. KrsK L Co. 4. tine staple and fauey
| Toilet Soaps. comprising German Matted. Ohvs
| Star, improved Chemical Palm. &c. Sold BY
| oil grocsrs and fancy goods dealers.
The country seems to be filled with specifics
for the cure Of Lung Diseases, that one scarcely
knowa which 10 use for want Of confidence 10
their medical properties. but from the remsrks
bic cures, and the high order and extraordinary
| efficacy OF Aliens Lung Baissm. We are com
PEELED to regard the evidences Of our senses. ant
confidently state tina. for Cough and Geld. and
/ that hydrA-headed monster, CONSUMPTION, VI
think that preparation as safe and certain . CURE
ss 10 now before the public.
For sale by oil Dealers in Family Medieiss
sssraliy
JvuiPns A. oeAP.-lsa certain eufe fer ehapps'
hands and oil rosghnes o. irritation 81 the skin
eczema ringworm, salt rhsum. pimplss. and al oh
o. cutaneous aGeettens. making the skin cen aAd
smooth. Manufactured by Csswsll, nasasd . Go.
New York Sold By all druggists. tu-fi4so'
Hort.wAYs Osrnssr AsD Pnis work adnisabl
together 40 remedies for the aaectsns Of the Chest
| Lungs aud Throat, % common st this season.
few dos Of the Pills at alleviate the gsnefs
f-brs y pie ms, and the Ointment faithfully fut
bed over the seat Of the complaint produces an In
mediate ssd powerful local effect nsutrslizing An
subdaing the Internal irritation and soon enaoltn
the sufferer to breathe freer and deeper" TIL
,reatmsnt will cure Cough that rssiets oil oshe
| remedies. Sold by ell Druggists.
90 70 rms Bss.--Ge - the Bryant . etsasso
ews state Business College 10 get Thorough pre-
teal business education. For eiseulass papers. q
drses, enclosing stanp) "Ths Bryass ! stsasts
Commercial College, Daveupsr Iowa.
Krsnsr's Hair Dye, Natural. Durable. Beautii
Beet and Cheapest In the World. sold b. Ill Dful
1T. and Country Etorekeepers. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. 40i Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

"Dows with the tyran.' Of ignorance that
induces you to pairoiz. worthless dyes and po-
Instams card Only "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" finds favor wherever il 10
used. That is the preparation 70 which q Gil.
YER medal was swsrdsd q the n. n. State Pair
In lees.-kestsstlts yesraal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

From Carss / Baos, Coehrans Landing. Ohio,
Nov. 81, 1s5s-Ws are pleased With ysur msdi-
cine. Ii has been shs means Of curing s'srsas
number Or different diseases upea persons, -
also upon horses. We think Il cures oil you
recommend - Dc. We want you ysu 70 send
US the larger proportion eth variety sr"Fsn'
lily Use, in snsil bsttiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

RID. TAYlos. Of Concord, ~. says the 0s!.
blowing BY attempting TO step ever stump. 81
nsst ssvering the thigh frsn the besy sise
that hs has ussd Il 10 bic family Ter anssn
years, sua 10 the best remedy for Ostc. bsrss,
Bruises, Fress Bites, Straiss, Rhsunansn, etc.,
be ever used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Diabetes. and all seasss Of the kidneys. Fel
ss.s BY sll DruYgists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

From Eyos MArssa, Aiddlspsst. ny. July
g. ls5e.-I purch ased bottle q yeur 0aselise
and % yet have used but half Eft. I thing Il
hss given me more relief in cass Of severe
khsumatism. Of long standing, than anything
have ever used before.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

0e - 1nn Bns.-0o - The Bryant = S0assos
ews state Business College 10 get Thorough psac
teal business education. For eseuass . papers. ID
drsee, enclosing stamp) 1.-THE Bryass stsasssu
Comms.eiai College, Daveu pert. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Extract sf letter from J. o. PsAss. datsd
Quincy. Chsutaseua Co, n. r.. Aagsst IL,
1884. II have bees acquainted With yesr nsdi
else (Oasgling OILY for the lest feustssa years.
II has proved sure euee ler Feet Bet In Sheep
for which sold the Last bottle ssA have calls
almost daily Tor mere. Please lsswssd - eesa
% eeaveuieat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Extract frem complimentary letter "a fell
Ter 10 eur plss sprsd his sskul badley asd Il
psind him bailey 90 he got bottle Of Rssns's
pane KILN magic lie as the stoar and usid it
awl up on his ~ kui At one rrbbin and il cured
him right at !" Go and DO likewise. l.. b.
paire crorer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08
TAX SALE
Delinquent City Taxes for 1858.

DuBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN. THAT
i on SATURDAY, the 30th day Of January, 1e69,
At lU O'Clock A. NJ. At the Marshal's once OF the
City 81 Davenport, Scott Coanty, losa, shall offer
~ public sale the land and lots described below for
the amount oil CITY Taxes for 1868 and costs and
printer ices thereon. unlees, Ia the meantime, the
owners pay the amount.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Krsnsr's 'lair Dye, Natural. Durable. Beautiiu
Beet and Cheapset In the World. bold By Ill Drug
1T. and Country Etorekeepers JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. 40i Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

From Da. J. p. TsaasLl. Warren. Ind !. March
:. 1851 en- engaged in the practice Of msdi-
cine. aad fad Jour 0argling Oil IN extremely
efficient remedy in all cases whore On external
application 10 indicated.
From ID. D. @. NsAL. Burris, Iswa, Dee. -.
1850 Il have practicsd m edieiaes IL this coua-
" seven years and chserfully recommend your
Cargliog Oil - the best Liniaent II uss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Council Proceedings.
REGULAR NETTING.
Council CHsBIR, Jan. 6, 1869.
TTonciufsd

COUNCIL CHsBrn. Jan. 8, 1869.
CONCLUDED
Bill Of withrow L Smith, referred 70 the
Committee on claims TO report a, the next
meeting.
The stree, Committee made the follow
ing reports
Your Street Committee, to whom was
referred a petition OF John p. Cock and
Others. " it'll power to act, for grading side
walk on the corner Of 9th and Main streets,
most respectfully report that the work has
been done by petitioners, with the consent
OF the Street Committee. The amount sx>
pended there is fl44 25>l00. Of which
amour, the city shall bear enc hundred
dollars 600 We therefore eher the fol>
loving resolu,isn
Resolved, That the City Clerk Be and 10
hereby instructed 10 issue an o. der to John
p. Cook for orc hundred dollars (tlOO),
payable August 1st, 1869, said order not 10
bear any interest.
Thomas Dr.HoDr, Committee.
The report was adopted.
| The Street Com mittec reported having
+ settled with Chas. Stein for she grading 81
5. Perry street, and having taken his receipt
/ in full for the same. tie fetal expense 10
/ grading the came being 81 ,S93.60. The
report was adopted.
/ The Street Committee, 10 whom was r..
/ ferred the petition Of James Brad. haw, ia
relation to the flling1 up Of certain lot
which was declared to be . nuisan &c ard
as the same was caused by flew OF water
frsm the street, tho Committee report ia
favor of allowing tbs SUN OF $25 for tha
nling up Of the same. which was adopted
! The mmittee on Claims. 70 whom wa
referred the petition Of the L. S. Express
Co. in relation to tax claim, make the fol
lowing report
Your Committee report, after consulting
the City Attorney, that tho city is not au
thorized to collect tax upon their receipts
for the year 1867, and We would recon
mend that the tax be cancelled by thu
collector.
| 8. p. BsYANT, Commute,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

Sss Bossa ov Gs.rss. another column,
Of SPhEE'S STANDARD WINE B1TTERS. IL
IL highly recommended " physicians for dys-
pep.ics. on acc Unit of i,s tonic prophecies, ita
purity and its dsiirious navors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

JvuiPns A. osAP.-lsa certain care fer ehappse
hands and oil rosg hness irritation 81 the skin.
scssns. ringworm. salt rhsum. pinplss. and al 9th
sseutaasous Affections. mailing the skin cen nd
smoo,h. Manufactured by Csswsll. nasard c..
| New York Sold by all druggists. tu-fri1eow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

SinrLs.Axp EsrcAcious.-For purifying the
Blood. cleansing the secretions and correcting
the action Of our bodily functions. MISHLER'S
HERB BlTTERS enjoysths highest distinction
in the medical world. Try II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-08

jams. KisK Co. . tine staple and fauey
Toilet Soaps. comprising German Mattlsd. Ohvs
| Star, Improved Chemical Palm. &c. Bold BY
| all grocsrs and fancy goods dealers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

cap. After this truly instantaneous" exposure,
the plate is removed to another dark room,
where it is developed, and then appears as a
negative likeness of the jolly sun, with every
spot on his face faithfully if not hatteringy
depicted
Several good pictures of the moon have been
taken with exposures of one minute; and since
De la Rues experience indicates that the lumi-
nous prominences seen during the total phase
have an octinic force $50 times greater than the
full moon, it seems that one-third of Il second
would prove sufficient exposure for this part
of the work.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

The Astronomer Royal, DR.. Airy, proceeded to
Spain in 1860, with Il large number of astrono-
mers, provided with complete apparatus for
astronomical observations and for photograph
ing 1t was of this eclipse that Mr.. De la Rue
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
Tribute of Respect.

The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted at meeting of the
Palmetto Fire Engine Company, held August
3:
The earth is dark with calamities, and the
gloom OF the picture upon which it is mortal
lot to gaze, is deepened with almost every
heeting hour; and although at one moment
the weary bosom may be penetrated by q
beauteous gleam of JOY, in the next it departs
and perishes forever in some receding sorrow
TO this truth, universal experience places its
attestation. If we have health, disease assals
and destroys it. If we have riches, they take
wings and fly away. The attachments of
friends decay before the overpowering seduc-
tions of an evil hour and treachery and be-
trayal within our fondest dreams of bliss.
Alas! it is too true, that the firmest structure
OF happiness which man can raise, is exposed
to be stricken to the dust ere moments con-
temptation OF its gorgeous proportions; and if
i'll its excellence and high perfection for years,
1t should endure all other shocks, the final
conqueror, DEATH smites it into confusion
and ruin, leaving the hearts of our loved ones
desolate and crushed, without hope in the
world.
Feclings, kindred to these, at this moment
quite over-master us, the members of tho
palmetto Fire Engine Company" who have
met on this occasion to drop q common tear
upon the grave OF our deceased brother
CHARLES A. CARRINGTON, whose useful
hand and brave heart are cold in death.
Our departed brother WAS n rare specimen
OF generosity and courage; and in the dis
charge of duty as fireman, the soul Of intre-
pidity. He never faltered in the face of danger,
however terrible, and during the many years
OF his membership OF our Company-during
two O. which he filled most acceptably the
Office of fSecrctary-his conduct was regulated
by the highest scale of honor, duty and obe-
dience to tho rules OF the association. But he
has been suddenly snatched from us in his
youthful prime-we hope and trust, 10 far
happier world. Therefore, as expressive Of our
high appreciation of his worth, and sympathy
with his grieving family and friends, be it
l. ReSolred, That we, his surviving brothers
Of the palmetto Fire Engine Company"
mournfnlly deplore the death of CHARLES 4.
CARRINGTON, and direct our Secretary to
inscribe, in mourning lines, blank page in
our Record Book in memory Of him; and that
the Company wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for the space of thirty days.
2. ReS0lced, That We deeply sympathize
with his respected family in their great and
sore bereavement; and direct our Secretary to
transmit to them copy Of this preamble and
resolutions.
8. Resolred That these proceedings be pub
lished IN the DAILY PHOENIX, of this city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
I gETHANeIA1. AND gomsrnRvrAIs,

.,lsss sss Pssss ssssa, g;ss1iss
9S. Gold 35X. Wheat quiet and yery
firm. Corn 1(12c. better. Pork dull, at
1920. Cotton steady, ut $S3s4. Ffeights
7 =. M.Lootton Arm, with sales of
l 300 bales, at 34A. Flour unchanged.
Wheat 10. better. and in moderate ex-
port demand-No. spring 1.G3. Corn
2C93c. better. Oats 293o lower. Pork
heavy and shade lower-new 33.12L.
Lard firm and quiet-kettle 19sl620.
Whiskey in fair request. Groceries firm.
Freights very frni-cotton,s steam. &c.
Money very easy Gold 1884,
BAlmMoRE, August 4,-Cotton nomi-
nal, at Bay, Flour dull and scarce
Howard street isuperfine 6OO@6. SO.
Wheat firm good to prime ]. : IS al. 65;
low grades neglected. CornSdnllSwhite
1:O2@1.05; yellow 1.o8@1. 10. Pork firm.
Bacon nactive-shoulders1 1614. Whiskey
quiet, at LOG.
CINCINNATI, August 4.-Whiskey dull,
at LOS. Provisions firm and quiet.
Pork $3.50. Bacon-shoulders 15ls;
sides 1S1a@19; hams 81. Lard 1917.
New ORLEANS, August 4.--Cotton firm
with sales of $50 bales. Gold 35l. Flour
dnll-superine SIS; double 637; treble
6.62. Corn-white Ito. Oats 70. Pork
35: 25. DEMONSTRATING, 16@191a. Lard
-tierce 2O@21; keg 22@23. Sugar
common !1C9111@; prime IA. Molasses
prime fernlenting 63. Whiskey LII.
Cohee.fair 15I4; prime 1614@1624.
Nothing doing in the Savannah market
to-day.
AUGUSTA, August 4.-Cotton market
hrmer but nothing DOING les IL bales;
receipts 16-middling 311s.
CHARLEsroN, August 4.-Cotton dull;
no sales-middling nominal, at 81 1902.
HAvRE. August 4.--Cotton closed
steady last night-spot 154; but opens
to-day at y better.
LONDON, August "a P. NI.-Consols
S3; Bonds quiet and steady, at 9356.
LONDON, August 4-Evening.-C
soils o216. Bonds steady, at S35S.
LIVERPOOL, August 4-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton firmer-uplands 1919; Orleans 13
@1316.
LIVERPOOL. August 4-Evening. Cot
ton shade frmer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05

A New MANGUyRs.-,A bill in equity
filed in the Court Of Common Pleas for
Ilaurzas County, in behalf OF the Presi.
dent and Directors of the Bank Of the
State OF South Carolina against the Lau-
rens Railroad Company and others, COM
plains that at sale, under an execution
at law. of the rolling stock of the Lau-
rens Railroad Company, (that corpora
ton being insolvent, and the State and
tho bank being both heavily interested
as creditors in the disposition of it's
assets,) 'fa locomotive was sold and
knocked off to his Excellency Robert K.
scott, not In his official character as
Governor, but to him as an individual,
who acted for the purchaser, hos pro-
claimed that he means to remove the said
locomotive, regardless of the paramount
liens of the State and the bank, both
liens being perfected long anterior to the
Judgment under which the locomotive
was sold" The complainants therefore
pray that writs of injunction may issue
restraining Governor Scott and his agent,
Crews, from removing the locomotive or
any other movable property of the COM
pany, OF which they may have become
the purchasers. The answer of Attorney
General Chamberlain, representing the
interests of the State in the matter, sus-
tains euch and all of the allegations con-
tanned in the bill, and moreover expli-
city charges that "the purchasers under
said sale are now designing and contriv-
ing to remove and dispose of said pro-
perty so purchased" The Attorney
General, therefore. Joins in the prayer
for the injunction.
What does all this mean? Is it posi-
BILE that the Governor of South Carolina,
bound rs he is to look after and protect
her interests, has taken advantage of his
Office to buy. on his individual account,
personal property upon which he knew
that the State holds a lien, and that he
is seeking to remove such property be-
yond the jurisdiction of her courts?
This, it seems to us, is the statement of
facts, which we have upon the authority
OF the Acknowledgement himself.
Charleston Ne,rS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05

CRETE SUBDUED.-The final and COM
plete suppression of the lato rebellion in
the Island of Crete, by the determina-
tion OF Turkey not to yield possession of
that province to the derogation of her
national honor, and humiliation before
the face of Greece, has not been follow
ed by any of those disastrous conse-
quences to the Christian Inhabitants
which many predicted. Impelled either
by sense of justice, or the evident feel
ing OF other nations in the matter, the
Sublime Porte, as conqueror, has been
lenient and merciful, even magnanimous.
Freely condoning all who took part in
the insurrection, he invited back, also.
to their native homes, tho many thou
sands of refugees, promised all protec-
ton, and gave assurances to ameliorate
their civil, political and religious condi-
tion. And these promises and assurances
have been faithfully observed. Though
some of the defeated revolutionists, the
Christians, might be disposed to claim
still further concessions, we doubt whe-
ther even they can assert that the Turk
has proven perfdious to those words
upon which they laid down rebellious
arms. What has been done? A new
system of public administration has been
introduced; under it general and local
assemblies or councils to regulate oil the
affairs of the island have been elected.
and so fairly elected that not even a
whisper of complaint has been heard
IN relation to any governmental inter
ference. The General Assembly takes
cognizance of matters relating to the
levylng of taxes, apportions them among
the different districts into which the
island is divided. controls ali modes of
expenditure, aud legislatively acts upon
measures of administration. The local
councils, elected from the various dis
tricts, have similar, though less exten-
sive, functions. To both assemblies the
delegates in equal numbers, Christians
and Musselmen, are elected in those sec
tions where the population is mixed
Christians alone from those districts in
which Christians only live. Repressive
measures, adopted during the insurrec-
tion, seem all to have been removed; the
refugees have returned in large numbers;
the troops have been gradually with
drawn. The Porte, too, has granted the
same aid in money formerly given to the
support of the Christian schools, and
promises to introduce q measure of ge-
neral education. AIanifestly, though the
time was not ripe for the severance of
the island from Turkish rule when the
insurreotion was started, the Cretans
have won, by their appeal to arms, many
and important concessions to the de-
mands which stirred up the war.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
Two more cases of death through til,

Two more cases of death through the
carelessness of druggists clerks have just
occurred. In Baltimore, a child has
been killed, according to the verdict of
the coroner,s jury, "by aqua ammonia
administered through the gross careless
ness Of the apotheoary;" and in Boston
an infant "by repeated poisonous doses
of laudanum carelessly dispensed for
paregoric," by druggists clerk.
NEGRO SHOT AT CHURoH. On last Sa-
turday night. during revival meeting
among the negroes, about four miles
West of Macon, negro boy named
Charles Jordan, slipped into the house
or church, and placing pistol within a
few inches of the back of negro man
named Ned Neal, fired, and then ran out
and made his escape.
A little girl, eight years of age, died in
Pittsburg, Penn, on Thursday, from
lock-jaw, the result, it is alleged, of on
operation performed at dentists office,
in extracting tooth.
The Rev. Miss Olympia Brown has nc
copied the pastorate OF Bridgeport,
Conn, church.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The Revenue
Department has intelligence of the sci
zure. in the Norfolk, w., District, Of
three illicit distilleries, on the Dismal
Swamp. sr& bra Ed
Treasurer Spinner thinks the first spu-
rious legal tender tens were purposely
issued defective, as blinds for more per-
feet counterfeits now circulating widely.
600. 2l .... 80
The new tobacco stamps, registered,
are ready. The unregistered will be
ready in ten days-hence Secretary Cox
postpones action in the McGarrahan
matter until Congress meets.
The radicals here think the test oath
will be exacted from Virginia Legisla-
tors. ~ S1t
Among the schemes talked over, to
secure quorum, is that of giving cer-
titicate to the next highest candidate
when the person elected can't take the
oath.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
.azsr a.AEMTCI


Sara s4cs S1.ESsetsn Hevsae3sjs iisJi 4
AoAnoNe August The ,1in,ss, in its
noney 'sxticle, Gays that preliminaries are
being arranged foran agreement between
the United States and Spain, regarding
Cnbe. ~ ~ a,ii9iA ,4qIlssefaq 80 =,
MADRrD, August 4.-Several severe
encounters have occurred with the Carl
lists. who were defeated in every in
stance. .;gnrar E .7le'.trr .r..8f3
The Government will shortly call out
the reserves. "A formidable Carlist up
rising is reported in Tortosa and TreveI.
The shooting of two Carlist prisoners is
contradicted. ~ .iI
LISBON, August 4-Chambers have
adopted resolutions giving concessions
to cable companies to and from Portu-
gal. 5t iga7 80 'uaot
HAVANA, August 4. A Spanish recon
noissance and party Of insurgents met
near Cinco Villa; thirty of the former
were killed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05

The SOUTH CAROLINA RADICALS. -
Forney has received letter written for
his Press from Columbia, s. c., in
which the writer says:
'There has been some talk among the
Republicans who shall be nominated for
the next election. T. J. Moses, Jr., will
try and satisfy his ambition by becoming
Lieutenant-Governor. No one but Scott
is spoken of for Governor. Sawyer is not
at all popular with his party here, and
though spoken OF as conservative can
dldate, in opposition to Scott, neither
Democrats nor radicals favor the idea"