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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03

The new Masonic temple in Baltimore
is nearly completed, at an expense Of
about $500, 900, and will be occupied
about the middle of June. The Grand
Lodge has determined to have no dedi-
cation ceremonies of any kind in the
building. This decision excitss consider
able remark, as it has been rule to
which there has been almost no. excep-
Ition to dedicate even the most unpreten-
tious rooms used by the order.Sp.i5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03

Weed ore sres arnSat s6 disfurb slfeylew,
exaSpS ecfne ies tfit val Ia Iaust1riis sfitS
SELF. q prof table sharTest scat ttefsds q ia
portions Of its In paxts the harvest has
been QUE, And tlaiSk ]. regular bundles iof
ssheayes, like lorowded epcsmpments, dot
the hills and yales 90 Tar rs the eye can
reach In soma places the product will
reach sixty bushels to the acre: ii, one
field 1.-TWO hundred acfes,iit will be Atty
bushels. In one quarter. the gentleman
he's taken eighty-seven bushels per acre
from two hundred acres. The whole
farm will average over thirty-three bush.
els, and this gentleman will reap, 60, 900
bushels this year. Thewild mustard seed
in tile wheat pays the whole cost of
threshingI He has sixty men ut work,
OF whom forty are Chinese, and he is
harvesting from about sixty acres day.
The machine used is the ordinary
"header" of the country, which cuts the
heads of the grain and throws them into
large cart, looking like moving house
driven by the side of it, There does
not seem as much saving of labor in it
rs might be expected.
The Chinese arc paid Sl.50 (gold) a
day. and board, and prove excellent
workmen; ordinary hands for light work
receive 81 to S1:5O a day, without ra-
tions. The scale of operations may be
judged, when it is mentioned that the
sacks alone for the wheat will cost this
farmer $4,000.
l was shown in one field unique
sight, volunteer crop" of wheat,
which had sprung of itself in q field un-
broken and uncultivated, from Lass
years scattered seeds, SO rich that it,
would probably average forty to forty five
bushels to the acre. My friends said that
they had known barley even in the third
year of volunteer crop reach forty-fye
bushels. where not touch Of human
labor had been put upon it. Let it be
remembered that the average yield, even
OF the West in wheat, is only fifteen
bushels to the acre, and one can under
stand what soil and climate this is.
In one year QS52) this gentleman
states that he harvested 700 bushels of
potatoes to the acre, from O field of
twenty acres.
The threshing of the wheat is done
entirely by steam. The machines 60
around from farm to farm, and thresh
about 900 bushels day. The thresher
gets forty dollars per day, and the cost is
about nine cents bushel. The profit
on wheat is about fifteen dollars an acre
here; and the cost of planting, cultivat-
ing, resping and sacks. will reach fifteen
dollars mot including rents)
During my visit, we took O drive
through the Livermore Valley. This
was an agricultural sight such as no
other country can present. Think of
10000 acres of tall golden wheat without
q tree, or hedge, or fence, extending its.
yellow waving surface ss FOR as the eye
could reach : and averaging seventy
bushels to the acres-4O0, 600 bushels in
this petty valley, of which no one ever
heard. And five years ago, no. one
thought this land was worth cultirating,
and it could have been bought for five
dollars an acre-now it is worth Sl0O. q,
How THEY ARE HoNoRED IN O1D
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
Furniture. Il
+, BY JACOB LEVIN.

TOMORROW (Friday) MORNING., at 10
o'clock. will sell, before my store,
A variety, OF 7 eilkept Furniture, among
which are:
d. MAHOGANY AND HAIR SEAT SOFAS.
Mahogany and Hair Seat Chairs, s,as
Mahogany and Hair Seat Rockers,
Mahogany Sdeboards, ga
Wash-stands, Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Looking Glasses,
Crockery and Glass Ware, and o varie ty Of
useful articles. June a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
Wanted Immediately.

TVHREE GENTEEL FEMALES, to serve as
l. Attendants at the Lunatio Asylum of
South Carolina. Salary 5000 per annum and
board. Applicants will be required to furnish
satisfactory references regarding character
and qualifications. j. W..PARKER,
june 8 Superintendent L. A. 8. @.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03
Building Lot.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO g. SON.

We will sell on MONDAY MORNING, the 7th
inst, Mt 10 o'clock, in front OF the Court
House, in this city n
That desirable LOT, fronting and measuring
on Senate street SO feet inches, more or less,
running back 2O5 feet 8 inches; bounded on
tho North by Bremen Il Carroll; on the South
by Joseph TAYLOR; on the East by Sumter
street; on the West By A. Palmer.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. Juno 3tlsn3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-06-03

Notice. M 81
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, June e. 1859.
A LII DOGS found running at large within
IA tho corporate limits Of this city, and not
having on the Oity Badge and Collars, will, on
and after the 7th instant, be dealt with accord
ing to the Ordinance made and provided in
such cases. tt.a .a,r .-
BY order Of the Mayor.
June SO j. 8. MCMAHON, City Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
LITERARY ITEMS.

John Weiss's address before the last Gradt'aI-
ing Grass Of the Divinity school Of Harvard UniVeiss
win be the leading paper in The Radical for .,
The came number contains an article, W craslty Of
Theodore winthrop, upon 1.-THE AeTcleS'
Childrens books" -
IL is stated that the Jewish IheoiosiosI
eiety comprising the most learned RaDois ID
resolved AZ recent sitting at Breslau 10 prepare "
nDodia ~ the Tamud for the purpose OF & ,br
r CHG tbe study Of that portion O tie
., 49, Iitoyotnre which lately mIr0uuCcu !" "
1"ticc q, ne pnbne in England and America
THE London AhenGum says of Mr.. D. o. -
.,,,s western windows" j" There is sweet anu
-, 40 he found in this unpretendng volume. ~ 80
e. ,,orross in its tones and IN its imagery Oh .
80 aud western progress-the old prne'@t es md
I Iace 10 the piOneer, and he again " no fe
bssy bnm of men, The pictures OF W ;nto soli
I h..ort6.stones and graveYards relapso ino o,
So ,rbiIe the Train and the railway caIly tTba pic
tuuc, H Savond them 20 settlements ny
SesT's Chimney, Kings Tavern, tnneaSinS of long
nc, Grave ward ARE all VOces sPeaAtlTTkf HEoper
& ID linking IL with the present lho nv III
- one 1894 s the poem we IKE tne . 30, bjra
~ OnS, ~ snne have gone 20 the war, ana leit hll
man, &c eld alone whole ffe-hlstOry is put nto .
20 NOV iS me nathetc and heroic mingle togethei
-, I'M road IN without mist IN the eyes, anu inP
% 1919 n appears that since the war the AmeIi-
e 'e ye utterance TO deeper and nObler thoughts
s fbfir poetry they have gained an Individuality Oh tne
nuu and their is not the reflex ana On
other poets in distant clmes Occasionally MI az
Tves us an echo OF LOngellow and Iennys0 DuS n
beet poems are his own, and recall no femehDI@A00 VI
shade OF the poetry Of Others"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
Gitp gtaI Estate for Sale.

-
4 FIFTH-AYE. HOUSE for SALE-0n West
N Fny ,eeoBd second door Fhhaye. Restricted aeghbo
hood street paved lot full house oursiOries bro~u
,ous 25I6 doors marble ball kc With modern I'M
pfoYemeuL be inspected DAG rom o'clock III
JOHN c. GRAFT No. 239 BroatSAy. Room No 49,
NOR SALE-A three and fOur-stOry, brown
stone HOUSE all the improvement bargain FJlhird
A. between the last Of houses qlre Of
The oruer premises No. % Pines, JOHN W.
STEVENS.
nor SALE on MURRAY HlLL.--FOr SALE
PROPERTY Hnhsve OTlOo feet al covered With arselsss
suitable hotel club Institutions located Forty
secsBdsL, prce $50 900; ground 10 Fee Apply 10 -
Q5pl HOMER MORGAN. NO Pie 81
$4,000 pQdt S. on BOND and r5 M0R ! Ii.
civ Mortgage, bought c. s. DELAvAN. No. 10 Pinest
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REAL ESTATE.
Epw.YoRK. Fridav Anc. n. 1900.

Messrs. harrington & Rockwell made sale,
Yesterday Of plot of ground IN YOnkers having front
~ ia feet on warburton-ave and depth Of $50 feet
This property belonged to the estate of the Misses Bell
and il transferred TO Mr. j. w. Alderman for the consid
am
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Gtatbtts.
Hlusical srsirumtnts.

A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
Wsrsroom No splendid stsor,ent warranted
Eve yssn, n prise medals Testimonials from duguishei isii
If YOU want good PIANO, cheap, call at
L. p CUMMISGsS wArsoom No - Union square Sold on u
samsn rented suit suionsrL oBT lock Aibsn be-
fore you decide elsewhere
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for TOetAVe Paaos Of a class
STI5 ana upsa Ne" Cabinet oT,a' fsI IS and
s1r from go tl5 honthy install
received ad instruments for snL Wareroom No. AL Broad
uay HORACE WATERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

MERCHANT TAIL0RS.-SCOTT,s REPORT
I'VE o. hLb FASHIONS showing lyss Of cot eolors and rim
~i'sL boz ready s9aJsG sKEi0 C. SCOTT No III BIssdus
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Sadiuu Sails Of BraI Gstat,.

A SSIGNEEs SALE of valuable REAL
n ESTATE subscriber will sell pablo suction the VII
ags River Ocean County NsWJsey on THURSDAY Stysn
her l3 1859 O'Clock sixteen different tracts Of lard 70 sai
county containing farms cedar lands cranberry lands timber ac
belonging the estate f Henry NJ Durham, bankrupt LaAsI
sold lots to suit pOrc6a'er a yA MCLEAN RnsR1Ss Ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
5lth- Strstu Bral Gstat, for Sale.
TOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
onnoste NJ Z 4 r Depot No. q Brs-- y. Aewatk n j.

DOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
IL opposite NJ. r. X Depot No q Brs - Ss@sIn. y. .
JENKINS a. WAY, at NEt -Bku NSWlCK,
j. Offices opposite Dsps. sEd At " 81 ss.ss't have
10 SELL the following foperyi in aepuh "a i nesheos
Farm No H. 400 yards from Rnneeop ststot vel calculated 70 cat
up 81 acres Sl6,O0O Sl2OOO can nman ~ =. ooo a, 49,.
Farm No H. 1Is aers, splendid house 40 acres vo0d,
balance cultivated S22hOo 2 l2oo can Tvht a.. 80.
Farm No. a. 20 acres II cultivated in So n depot hOss
rooms plenty fruit, $4,000 A. go, -. :.
class wood Sl00n a. 80. -.
No. u.s. 60 80 apple trees F Ve4'h Hes' s'p
PsTm No. s. 90 acres IN village 50 cultivated milo
from depot from EewYOk 70 ereA7s 10 SrooEn popert
Cash price Q 5000 - .lll 49,. d. , NO. 80 "a.
The r. depot New Brunswiek N j.; wall for rm
No ga zoe resdepee outbaldiugs all by. 40 %
land .his city aud ns from Voehsss
station. Will tradef or Brooklyn property
No -Parm front OF nile " 81 owSattT mhTt,
on the Ranan miles below the outlet ek Of the d. And T.
Canal
or We will t II pary furnished until May sOo per mouth Sh
the privilege Of bnTsg It SithiH the time
OI0 00d ELEVEN Rooms, Cottage
SIS,OOO. styIe, s.ssg.Ti 3 :, eoPysasDI 70 esIs, !,
bath room heater gas Ge Lot 9I28 BcL stable and ears
house on rear very desirable place, 10 pe.te order w sci
furnished n desired BALDWIN eb| NO 4'i Dfo4atI Opp :"
3. r. r. Depot Newark, n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
]. JoBNsoS. IT,. Anetioneer.
ID AUCTIOEBERS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. rs NASsLUsr, COR. CEDLR-sT.. NEwfORE
CITY Residences Country Ssts and Farms bought od
rented Loans negotiated Sales Of Furniture
THURSDAY AUGUST 49,
Al u o'clock at The Exchange Sasoom No III Broadway ~ j.
CPor account OF whom Il may cooeern) .
TWO SPLENDID PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN LOTS. situated
on tbe south side Of Uhon distant 300 feet Of Ninth 600
lot the other 1890 feet For particulars apply v ne
Auetoneer No. IS Ha@au-st, n y
ELOURING MILL for SALE at AUCTION
large STONE FIGURING MILL will be sold Public Auc
ton Of SEPT not sold before Contains nr
Good house and barn suaebs
eeebt country The property lOead Geeesee Coao
half Of Stafford Station the Buffalo branch OF NO
three miles souh Of Byron on the Central hAoa
Sale At the Mil 4. N. CARPENTER Rochester, n T.
NREAT SALE of PR0PERTY--At AndOyer,
NYe entire property Of AbdoFer Wooen Manufacturing Con
paBy house included will be SOLD without reserve 90 tie 18th
Of August 1859 Capital stock $4,000 since added *5i Halh
original cost $4,000 The machinery perfect running ors st
Of DE most modern improvements Bngn horse The fac
torV located Railroad woogrOsng eaahtry
Tebove nearly has been about H months Pop"sSh
be received the day Of sale w. j. LEVER, freslGehI
D. s. BRADLET Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
GAIN Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCIlOOL.-The
~ TWELFTH ANNUAL TERM Of M, Institution commences AZ
No 81 Lahv Wsduessv October g. aud oonin1es un
GfAuaiss admitted 10 the Bar uhon further
naoa Tor catalogues other address Al NO " J
stfe place. THEODORE ". DWIGHT warden Nc
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Situations @mt,S-- SmaIss.

Situations maut,o SmalsS.
A GOOD GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUA-
n TON to do GENERAL HOUsEW0RK 10 wiing and oSlgiag
No. III B'seI't In paror
WANTED.-A Lady wishes II SITUATION
COMPANION to az Inyd Lady hnno objection to travel
eountry good reader Good references gwen and re-
quired. Address LENoRA, Troy, n T.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
NJ Trustworthy constantly be ound at Mira LOVES GERMAN
nSTlTUTB. No FntIt corner Bo"srJ.
MET NURSES aud SICK NURSES, with
w reference add experience want SITUATIONS good selection
ouud LOUIS and MRS IANSENS NURSE AGENCY,
No. SiIth.sL BorsfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
Country gtal Gstatr fdt Sab.


A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT IN corn
"A wall on the for sALB hns river and moaan -
dexid Terms easy. Apply 70 the owner SEOKSE n" "
Thrty-eishhst
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for n. Y. CIty
Il p-opsny-COTTAGB HOUSE, stories high basement VS.
stable House stable and grounds perfect repair ana oreL rnsr
$4,000 Sing eonEenien ano peaan
Photographs apply THB0 MACE, No Beskman,t y
ILLINOIS FARMS for SALE--Within 40
Of Chicago saic1s hsh Improved possession gwen
abundance good soil Por particulars call on or address
SNYDER LEB. Real Estate Agency No. Metropolitan bocs C
eago Ill@
TNENNESSEE LANDS. c1v.
,nats IN the Countss and Pentre r SALE 10 o o. %
5000 TO Emgant agents and Others may 90 gen 70
ADDER, CYRUS CLARKE, IT,, Pits6urgh Penn
WOOLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.
w good ONE IsEr MILL, Grass Ryet MAdnd ~ Law
renee County og.obSrgh and Lake ChaRR1o hsG
gtoae budine four 4x50 r. with Addona 0ndng pe
water power and Seta This very denfaos properly
pleasantly and we'll located for home trade good store WV ~ A
viii be so on half interest would Be SOD 5000
practical mapufacturer. Address VAN sCkLBa As Aan'e.
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Yuusts anS farms manttH.

WyANTED-HOME in n. j., l hour from
w 10 shaded grounds towns moderate rent Or
low price Address Box No. 4ss, Wilmngten, Del
WANTED to PURCHASER small HOUSE;
w good stree. ,sd near one Of The pHtepAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
DltSSiHg GarNs. TT.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No 1O4 Flu
Hshsd lsl5D
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NOR SALE at NEWARK, n. Am elegant

building SITE containing twenty fronting Mount
overlooking the Paae Ryer and the magnificent
surrounding tho keaey manson the peghphood 6sss
location minutes walk OF the Paterson and Newark Railroad
depot which road will be extended TO within the year
mi property for gentleman 10 improve For
further particulars address call on WM d. RUSSELL No 2 Belle
VILE Newark. D. ].
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City YrOptrtg TO grt.

FURNISHED or UNPUBLISHED ROOMS {
Il LET at No las B,s sIteeah-St Apply RON 8 to P
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$2OOOOA c EARN Of T.. . acres i'm Es
Lr house contains II rooms holds 50 tuBs ofhsy stables
boz stalls The proposed Midland Railroad will very
pas, placing II within hour Of York City Address BALD
WIZ, oVP0Als ~ / D. y r. DsR9L No. 70 HIOadSA, Newark m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09
The Ioka Meeting.

Maj. Fulton went on Saturday to
Ioka, Keokuk county, "a miles to at.
tend a Railroad Meeting in the inter.
est Of the Washington, Ottumwa 4
Leavenworth road. We are sorry to
say that there had been some misun.
Outstanding about tho appointment
and no meeting was held. Maj. Full.
ton says, that he saw, however, q
number Of the citizens, and had a
consultation with them. They re.
port that they have about $4,000, in
notes; but we fear that the condition
upon which the notes are taken will
render them unacceptable to the
Company. The Major says that the
people seemed inclined to remove the
Objectionable feature in the notes.
The Ioka people promised to turn
out en- masse to attend the Marysville
meeting next Saturday, and we take
this occasion to say that the meeting
at Marysville next Saturday is an
exceedingly important one, and we
hope that many of our citi-
zens will attend IL. Just lay aside all
other things and let score or more
citizens Of Ottumwa go TO that meet.
ing, and tho effect will be most
ef1cacious.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09
Fleetwood's Life of Christ.

Andrew J. Bryant, Of Blakesburg,
has the Agency Of sFeotwood's Life
os Christ" for the South side of the
river, in this county and will call up
on the people in due time for sub
sdriptons.
1t is only sold in this way, and is
one Of tho most invaluable books re-
Gently issued by the American Press.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09
D. A. Ballard.

D. A. Ballard has a large and we'll
selected stock of Family Groceries
which he sells cheap as the cheapest,
He buys everything in the way of
country produce, at tho highest price
the market affords in cash.
He makes q speciality Of hides,
pelts, and wool, and will pay you
more for them than any other man in
Ottumwa. Go and try him.
1t will do you good to call on Bal
lard few doors below the P. O., il
you want the top Of the market for
your products, or goods at the low
est living prices. Sept 8 ld&wtf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09

The satanic Chicago Times says
that some black Don Juan has been
playing smash in q white Republican
family Of Ottumwa.
The only performances akin to
that of Don Juan which we have
heard of in these parts, were those
of one DR.. J. H. Flint, for twenty
fivo years the bell wether Cor rather
buck) Of the Democratic party, in
this and adjoining counties. 1t is
true that he invaded an eminently
respectable Republican household,
leaving disgrace and sorrow in his
shiny footsteps but then he was Of
the unmixed, Anglo Saxon, blue
veined, thin skinned, pure white
democratic Caucasian race, without
a drop Of negro blood in his veins,
q fact which the above lying state
ment of the Times, and justice to the
negro, requires us to make haste to
state.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-09

THEADvANcE.--Thisj journal, which
Dr. Bushnell pronounces .sonc OF the
ao:est, best, and most outspoken 70.
iigious papers now published, enters
upon its third volume this week and
celebrates tho event by several mark
cd improvements. 1t appears in a
new dress of type, begins the regular
publication of Rev. Henry Ward
Beeoher's Sermons, and adds several
new names to it's list of contributors
among then that Of Hon. Henry vii
son Of Massachusetts,, who IN Tho
currentnumber discusses the probIam
Of Chinese migration from the stand
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= The BoARD.-The Board Of super
visers' Of Wspello County, Col A Lot.
s2eich presiding, sre 10 session.
Their principal business win be 10
see to the rebuilding Of Wapello Coun.
W bridges, pretty nearly all washed
away during the late deluge. We
shall commence Publishing their pro.
'ceodings as soon as furnished ne.