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WILL BE GIvET BY THE
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TIE CEIEBRATEu
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Sc
LANNAN'S
FLORIDA WATER,

The most lasting, agreeable
and refreshing ofall perfumes:
for use on the Handkerchief
at the Toilet, and in the Bath
For sale by all Druggists and
Perfumers.
, 1870-12-27

COtKF AND E0ENEEL AIAlN,
Mr.. Eldridge- 1t has been circulated that
you1 Honor made some remarks to the eject
that ought not to have brought this motion.
Tho Court. 1 am sure 1 made no euch rn-
mark. II I made any remark abont it it was
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Ar. T1eld (vasmlY). I hopa your Houo
will rct make snv sacf1 order.

Tie Court. rou don't want any such order.
tio to Special Term and Aak for an order to
chow cause vhv the hearing should not bs re-
opened. and you caa make tho other motion
at the same time, il you think it uaattar OF
public policy.
3Ir. Efdsidee, have eome donbts Abont
the public policy In the matter.
The Court. Well, that il left to your own
discretion.
, 1870-12-27

AGENTS FOR sALE OF TICKETS FOR oHlOAt:o:
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, 1870-12-27

GElE4$ AEQ k4o %A4 AAl14NAAlS<3 villa t1QO3o3t I've
that the matter 10 brought before the cousss.
This is 4 far specimen Of the acte Of OH
cia1 1asca1ity md corruption Of which the Chi
mere ii California arc the victims The
Foreign Miners tax" has long been sour:e
Of wellfourded compliant on the part OF tho
Chinese. In the mining counties ofdcars wers
specially detailed to harass the Cnineee AMI
e1tort the tax Of four dollars per month
from them: vh''e whise aliens from Ill patts
Of the world were allowed 70 Eusk tho rnines
atwill. Many times the officers were SIMPLY
tlackmailing ecoundre1s, and they not only
collected the tar, but collected it often over
and over again. tying the help@ess ChaaAtnHn
pp to t1eee, ard brutalls beating oE other~ise
1n4ltreating them it they attempted to restst
their demacde. Some months eince. the Si1
| Companies dese1mioed tc contest The law md
I Int stop to euch putrascs- Ttssy according
II applied 10 tue government II Washington
for 1edrets. aud the result ~As thAt otaern
we're given to prosecute the Foreign allnsft
| Tax Collectors, and yesterday the United
States grand jury 1otu,ne1 1ndi:.nent:
sgsiptt number OF them. The uanes wit
/ be made known Is soon - the paztaes are At.
| rested
1he beating Of Cinnamon on our puhli.
streets, though eunewh4t checked b. ht9E1
fines and sentences OF imprisonment. In
posed b1 Police 17dse Sawyer, still contiuuee
apd occasionally most outrageous cases com
10 light A fex days since. pa1ty Of CHM
men appeared in the Police Coutt 70 proseeut
party Of II!shtnen for uurderous assam
Snade on them, ae thsJ stood on Sidewalk
looking n tho zse&.lAuts - they vere uosln
!. hou1e, opa Chins1nAn h1d nuuhas u h
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Question Answered.

TENHE question having been go often asked,
1 why is it that yon are SELLING GOODS
SO CHEAP? We can understand how com
mon goods can be sold low, but cannot con-
ceive how it happens that the superior class
of goods that you always keep, can be sold at
such very low prices?"
To the numerous inquiries, We give one
general answer: We arc not selling our goods
so very much below COST but they are bought
right, and we havo marked down our entire
stock for tho purpose OF increasing our sales
and getting the goods out of the way, as in q
few days we shall be knocking down walls, and
in consequence there will be dust.
Now is the time to buy cheaper than ever
before. Call at once and supply yourselves.
Juno7 j. II. e Al. l.. KINARD.
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WoMAS's RIdnTs.-Ono who has long studied
this absorbing subject now presents to the
legations. He is happy to say that he has at
last discovered "Woman's Bcst Friend" 1t is
adapted, especially, to those Gases where the
womb IS dsordercd, and will cure any rrogu-
Female Regulator acts like IL charm in
whites" or in a sudden check of tho "month-
ly courses" from cold, trouble of mind, or like
causes, by restoring the discharge in every
instance. So also in chronic cascs, it's action
il prompt and decisive, and saves the consti.
tntion from countless evils and premature de.
cay. This valuable preparation is for sale at
$3.50 per bottle by all respectable Druggists
In tho land. Prepared and sold by L. Fl.
Bradold, Druggist. Atlanta, Ga. a thousand
women testify to its merits. J56
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07

y California man recently decided some
property to his wife, naming for consi-
dcration 'love mud affection" The same
day, the wife applied for a divorce.
Tracy 4. Roberts has recovered Sc, 600
damages from the Toledo, Wabash aud
Western Railroad Company, for wounds
received while travelling on free pass
In San Francisco, sign announces,
"Clothing made and neatly repaired, by
Day and knight
The King of Sweden mc,litates tonr
around the world, in order 'to sec with
his own eyes whether it is round"
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ScoTT's PENITENrIARY VOTERS.
colored man, (says the Union Times, of
tho Sd instantly by the name of John
Mills, who was sentenced ut last court to
three years imprisonment, for stealing
cotton, went up OH the cars Oh Tuesday
last, free man again. He says that
Gov. Scott had pardoncd him and about
forty other prisoners, and intended to
pardon about 120 more in few days
The Times goes on to explain this sud
den freak of executive clemency by re-
ference to the near approach of the
gubernatorial election in this State.
The desperate condition of the radical
party is clearly shown by several recent
moyemcnts-the purchase of the Mis-
sionary Record, the organization OF the
militin, and the shameless abuse OF the
pardoning power, above referred to.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07

The beat LIVER medicine is HEIS1rsu'-
QUEENS DELIGHT: This wonderful vegetable
compound acts with cert tainty upon the Liver
and Stomach, without impairing the functions
OF any other organ. 1t invigoratcs, restores
improves the general condition of the system !;
regulates tho Bowels by its apcrient proper
ties; s.imuates the Liver and makcs it act;
strengthens the digestion and gives tone to the
man. 1t awakens the dull and sluggish Liver
to activity and life. This is. Of all tho season.
the time to try it. Go and get Il bottle from
lIcinitsh-you will not regret it, is
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10 lie Editor tf he Ph~ni.c-SIR: I am
informed that somo Democrats and some
Republicans are charging that 1 have
joined the citizens party, because l was
present at the meeting in Columbia, on
Saturday Inst. l. am very much asto-
nished anybody shonld believe for mo-
ment that [ have deserted the Republi-
can party. 1 went to that meeting from
curiosity, just rs Il number of other
Republicans did. was nominated for
Secretary, and respectfully declined Mr..
Pelham urged me to serve, and Mr.. Jas.
Davis and others said. Ego on, and take
the minutes for them" l did so simply
to accommodate them.
have no sympathy with the citizens
party moyement-no moro than Mr.. S.
b. Thompson or Mr.. James Davis has,
or any other of the Republicans who
went there. We all went from curiosity; !;
we all spoke against the new party, and
We all inteud to support the Republican
party and no other party. Very re-
spcctfully, JOHN II. BRYANT.
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The attention of our readers is called to-
day to the advertisement in another column,
headed Lippman's Great German Bitters, a
preparation that has been used for upward of
century in enlightened Europe with the
greatest success in tho cure of Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint, loss Of tone i'll the digestive
organs, etc. Tho proprietors, Mcssrs. Jacob
L!prman Bro, Savannah Ga, have, at con-
siderable outlay, succeeded in obtaining the
original recipe for making this delightful tast-
ing Bittcrs, and pledge their reputation that
III preparing it, the original standard shall be
kept up. June .
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At Canton, the other day, Mr.. Viii
liam Handys little son, two years old,
fell from n window twenty feet, to the
ground, striking IL bird cage in his fall,
and carrying it with him. The elasticity
of the wires broke the shock, and he was
picked up without n hruise or II cry, until
the gathering crowd of anxious faces
alarmed him.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Health.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,


COLUMBIA, June 6, 1870.
Present-Jos. McNIillon, II. E. Scott,
Benjamin Williams, DR.. g. s. Trezevant,
John Dennison, John P. Thomas, J. G..
Sutphen, Douglas Clark.
The Secretary read from the proceed
ings of Council of Mny 5, 1870, the re-
suit of IN election held by Council on
that date for members OF the Board of
Health for the present term, to wit:
WARD No. 1.-W. Il. Greenfield, G..
V. Alwarden, JOS. Mcmillan.
WARD No. 2.-Edward L. Deane, II.
Z. Scott, Benjamin Williams.
WARD No. 3.-Dr. G.. S. Trezcvant,
George higgins, John Dennison.
WARD No. 4-John =. Thomas, J. G..
Sutpben, Douglas Clark.
Mr.. j. Z. Thomas, on motion of Mr.
Sutphen, was called to the chair.
The business of electing permanent
President being i'll order, Mr.. Sutphcn
nominated J. L. Thomas, who was duly
elected
The President read for the information
Of the Board, the ordinance to establish
u Board of Health for the city of Co
lumbia.
On motion of DR.. Trczevant, it was
ordered, That the Board meet hereafter
ON the Monday preceding the regular
meetings of the City Council, at half
past S o'clock p. III.
The President informed the Board
that it had come his knowledge that Mr..
Edward l.. Deane, of Ward No. Q, would,
at the next regular meeting Of Council,
tender his resignation rs member Of the
Board of Health. Also stated, that Mr..
George Higgins was unable TO attend
the present meeting, owing to his ser.
vice us juror in the Circuit Court.
On motion of Mr.. Sutphen, the Board
then adjourned, to meet Oil Monday,
June %, at half-past . o'clock y. M.
WM. J. ErTER, Secretary.
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The continual accounts of accidents
from the use of kerosene, suggests to us
to remind our readers that the danger Of
explosion of this article will be much
greater during the hot season than it has
cautious i'll the article you purchase, in
the use OF lamps, and i'll ''fooling round
the place where your oil can is deposited
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07

Hot milk has been successfully tried
as remedy for diarrhma. It is said that
o pint every two or three hours will check
the most violent stomach ache, inoipient
cholera or dysentery. Half pint every
meal generally reduces gradually and
pleasantly on ordinary diarrhna It is
very simple, and will not harm you to
try it,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07

HOTEL ANIMALS. june c. Columbia Hote,.-
l. Bonham, f Thames, D Motley,
Stclling. J Mayer, city; W Roystor and son.
Va; W Y Walsh, Y; Z Mundy, Edisto; W j
Nance, Ncwberry; D Jackson, Ausust,; H G
W"rtlngton, Buenos Ayres, S A; Il McAIa-
hun, Walhalln; Il N Miller, Barnwell.
NichrrSon UonSe-N Barlow, II Ingalls,, n
l;J II Cole and wife, Tony Harvey and wife,
q II Melville, Tim Norris. " novell and wife,
Joseph Smith and wife, Miss Eva LeClerc, AL
Mathew, David Cahill, New Orleans Opera
Troupe; c p Hyde, G, e ~ y Il Il; f S Lewie,
Gilbert Hollow; c Hcwston, Charleston; ii
G Worthington, Washington; McRell
England; n Titsworlh j; Colonel Moses
Va; L wilhelm, Pa; j isnbbs, Camden; S F
Hewston, SO Ex Co; ID Ward, Raleigh, n c;
+ VI huckcr,J C"vington, Ga; " II Yereen
J L Dcattic, New York.
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LIST OF New ApvEETIsEMENTs-
Meeting Young Mons Christian Association.
j. +. Frazcc-Shcrinf's Sales.
Niles G.. Parkcr-Treasurer's Notice.
-. B. Aliller-Court of Common Pleas.
Meeting Palmetto Fire COMPANY.
Meeting True brotherhood Lodge.
5. II. Iamb-Tribute of Respect.
j. ii. Il NJ. l.. Knard- Question Answered.
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KILLED by LIGIrrNING.-In Saturday s
Charleston Ne,os wc mentioned that two
men had been killed by lightning Thurs
day afternoon, ut the plantation Of Mr..
Senbrook, at Jamcs's Island. This was
partly incorrect. Two women, out OF
four living in house on the plantation,
were struck and instantly killed by the
lightning. Their bodies decomposed so
rapidly that trial justice held an in
quest and had them buried at once.
RIGHT REV. BISHOP LYScn-This be-
loved and esteemed Bishop arrived in
the city on Friday afternoon from Eu-
rope rio New York. Owing to the re-
cent death of his father, and in accord
ancc with his wishes, no formal reception
was held; but his return was, neverthe-
less, hailed with Joy by the people of his
diocese Yesterday morning the Bishop
celebrated High Pontifical Mass at Cath
edral Chapel. Charleston Courier.
John Mitchell, who has steadily op.
posed tho INVASION Of Canada rs piece
OF folly which could do no good to Ire
land, characterizes the faSco Of last week
as an "unhappy and provoking affair.""
and its authors and leaders as "vain,
silly organizers, leaders and boshoon
Generals" We don't know what "bos-
thoon" means, but it should be terrible
to meet the case of such numbsculls as
O'Neill.
Joseph D. Hoover, of Washington, is
dead. He was Marshal under President
Pierce, and was prominent in politics
before the war.
If you consult your welfare, fail not
to read the advertisement headed "BAD
BLOOD" is q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07

Tho last Spanish barbarity i'll Cuba
reaches us through the medium OF Il pri-
vntc letter from Remedies, written by n
trustworthy person. Early in the MT ont h
of May, forty-two inhabitants Of that
city were dragged from their houses late
at night, under the pretence that they
were i'll some manner identified with the
insurgent cause. The poor wretches
were dragged from their families, safely
bound, and taken to the vicinity of the
cemetery, and were there clubbed to
death with the butt ends of mus1ets
No charge, rs trial, and. sllackled as
they were, no possible dcfcnce-knocked
OH the head like oxen in the shambles.
Among them was more than one old man
over seventy years Of age. Two only
managed to escape this horrible massa- :
ere. This deed WINS committed by the
volunteers in revenge for the many de-
feats they had lately suffered. Portillo,
tho military commander Of the district,
who had previously earned reputation
in Villa Clara for his crueItes to old m en- i,
dcfencclcss women and children, was
aware Of the outrages that were being
committed, but by his inaction passively
endorsed tue fearful butchery.
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South Carolina, Richland County.
IN TIE COMMON Pleas.
OFFICE

CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. s. c., June 1, 1870
A SPECIAL SESSION of the Court of
"a Common Pleas, for RichlanG County, will
bo held at Columbia, to commence on tho
third Monday tbeing the Goth day of the
month) in Juno inst. BY order Of Hon. S. W.
MELTON, Judge Fifth Circuit.
June7 d. b. MILLER, G.. C. G..
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Mrs. Owen Francs, Of Pekin, Illinois,
placed tho muzzle of Il gun against her
breast, on Tuesday. pulled the trigger
with spring, and blew her heart to
atoms. Cause, domestic infclicity.
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\ smart old lady OF seventy-two years.
in Decatur County, Ind, recently walked
thirty miles in one day, to pay her taxes
and buy aspring bonnet.
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Palmetto Fire Co.
Young Mems Christian Association.

IUuHB MeH CHrlsI1an AsS0clatlOn.
fJNHE regular monthly meeting of the
Il Young Mems Christian Association of
this city will be held THIS EVENING, i'll the
Heading Room Of the Association \ full
attendance Of the members is requested All
young men desiring to become members will
be cordially welcomed. B. f. MAULDIN,
JnneT Recording Secretary
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The fruit prospects at the North are
particularly bright. A heavy crop is an
ticipated.
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Treasurer's N Office
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

---Ni-$ = = l. ILL "a ~
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, $. c., June 2, 1870.
nNnnd after he 18th inst. the Books of the
~ Treasury, for the transfer of Stock, and
Tor the conversion of Stocks and Bonds, will
be closed till the 1st proximo, for convenience
III preparing statement of interest duo July l.,
1870. NILES q. PARKER,
Treasurer State Of South Carolina.
Jnno Z Is
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EXECUTION OF OSCAR CESrEDEs-Of-
fetal dispatches from Captain General
DeRodas announce that Oscar Cespedes
was executed mt Puerto Principe on the
Goth ultimo. Young Cespedes, who was
son Of tie President Of the Cuban re-
public, was surprised by the Spanish
troops few days ago, five miles from
Guimara, and captured, with several
other insurgents. In the samo affair,
the American Col. John Clancy was
killed, and several other prominent in
surgent leaders barely escaped.
MARROW GAUGE RAILwAy.-T Sieu-
Hfc -4mericm speaks fatteringly of the
design of some capitalists to build a
street railway with gauge of only three
feet. If railways Of three feet gauge will
work satisfactorily for the accommoda-
ton of municipal lthoronghfares, will they
not, asks the Augusta Chronicle and Ssnti-
net, prove moro successful in our agricul~
tural section as neighborhood roads
leading to the main trunk system?
The bill which passed the House, with
privilege, seems to meet with protracted
opposition in the Senate. It came up
on Thursday, and was informally laid
over by soven majority, which was con-
sidered q test vote as to whether the bill
should pass or not. This is the second
time that similar bill has passed the
House and been lost in the Senate
COLLISION BETWEEN UNITED STATES
TROOPS AND FENIANs. A special despatch,
dated at Rome, New York, "Wednesday
evening, says: "There has just been a
collision Mt Williamstown, North of
Rome, between the Fenians and the
United States troops. The troops fred
on the Feninns and drove them into the
cars, wounding several Of them"
THE ELEVATED RAILwAY-A train of
four passenger cars passed over the ele-
waited railway in Broadway, New York,
on Thursday afternoon, without mishap.
The directors are now Of opinion that all
the weak spots have been "weedcd out"
and that the road may be thrown open
to the public iii the public want it) by
the 18th of this month. On the first day
the road will be free
-Four lnborcrs were killed and ten Sc
riously wounded on the unfinished Della.
ware and Lackawana Railroad, Wedncs-
day. by the running off an unattached
car on an inclined grade. Tho car
plunged through the trestle work of the
Passaic bridge, carrying them hcndlong
from height of twenty-fv feet. Eleven
escaped without hurt.
KILLED by LIGHTNING.-On Friday
afternoon. at Rock Hill, as cloud was
approaching, q yonng gentleman OF that
village, by the name OF Hutchinson, was
stricken down by lightning as he was
going from his fathers store to the
pump in the yard He died almost in
stanty.
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
when properly combined, makes the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-27

lex, and legs but O'Grady wuz ekal to the
emergency. He washed their wounds and
ana revived EN- with whisky, and bound
up their sores and finally sot 'em on their
feet.
Mcclure ~ sed he, when he he'd the
work finished, MCGUIRE embrace 'em."
Mcclure he'd his shillala in his hand
Never did L see man so torn with con-
tendin emoshens. Material instinks inn
PEELED him to drop that shillala on their
beds ez usual, but politikle considerations
restrained him. Twict under O'Grady's
eye he lowered it, until at last he dropt
1t and fell sobbin with emoshen onto their
buZzums.
took the Grape off the door, bottles and
picters, and immejitly illoominated in
honor NV the event, and the next mornin
| put up placard at my door, "No dis
tinckshen at this bar on account NV color
Ekul rites ~
The ward committee is takin prompt
and vigorous ackshen to secoor this vote.
They hev adopted the same means they
yoose to control their other vote. They
hev already startid ten s'loons run by col
ored men, to witch they give all the profits,
and are arranging for ten more. There
Will be niger or two put onto the police
to wunst. The force will be increased
enuff to make room for these new ones, ez
we darsn't discharge any NV the Irish.
I'm goin for 'em also. Those witch L kin
git to drink my likker will vote my ticket.
1t will fetch 'em sure.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
Wich wuz Postmaster.