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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-08
Domestic News.

New YORK, March 7.-The report that
the City of Boston arrived at Liverpool,
cannot be traced out
AUGUSTA, Ga, March 7.-Mr. J. w.
Simonton, General Agent of the New
York Associated Press, was met here to-
day by A. Lamar, Esq, President of the
Southern Press Association, Capt. +. w.
Dawson and W. w. Screw, Esq, mem =.
bers of the Executive Committee. After
full and free conference on affairs con-
nected with the press service, the parties
separated mutually satisfied. Tho re-
the Southern Press Convention at its
next session.
New ORLEANS, March An extra ses-
sion of the Legislature convened, when
the militia and city charter bills passed
the Senate.
CHARLESTON, March THE steamer
Falcon reports the steamer Eagle, from
New York for Havana, aground on Body
Island. Attempts to communicate with
her failed on account of heavy sea.
Falcons officers think the crew and
passengers are in no danger. Int fear n
total loss of the steamer and cargo.
Dispatches from Norfolk, to-day, state
that the Eagles lower hold is full of
water. Some of the passengers and
crew have landed; others will be landed
during the next low tide.
CHARLESTON, March G--Arrived- -
steamer Tennessee, New York; schooner
N. w. Smith, New York; schooner HI.
W. Godfrey, Baltimore; schooner Eva
line, Cardenas; schooner l.. A. Edwards,
New York.
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Notice.

Notice.
AVING disposed of all my WHISKEY to
Ill Messrs. +. Stenhouse, f. Hope, and Low-
rance d Co, would recommend my friends
to them to get supplied. as Ihave sold none TO
any 9th party slnce my distillery was closed.
March Q w II STACK
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To THE PUBLIC AS it il Mr.. Grady's intcn-
ton to coniino his energies toward perfccting
the exhibition within the arena, he does not
therefore. aim at making any public display: :
put the Band Chariot, containing i'r"f. Spcrl.'
Silver Cornet Band, and the Trained Horses
Will parade the prihcipnl streets on the day
OF eXhibition, Tor the purpose ofhcral,!ing the
arrival OF tho unprccedcntrd Old -Fashi ned
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
G.. q. GRADY. Y............. Sole Propric.or
OhAo. y. aEIill .-..............M Manager
a u. SCOiI L -. ........... General Agent
RE- Admission rs and 80 CENTS.
This MAMMOTH CIRCUS will give F0J,R
OF ITS GRAND PERFORMANCES IN co.
LUMBIA, &. CON THURSDAY ana EItI-
DAY, MARCH 10 and IL.
rs Afternoon Exhibitions commencing at
O'Clock; Evening Exhibitions at O'Clock.
March 3
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TIE UhVUP OF LEAPEKS, TUMDLERS, AND
YAULTERS,
Consisting, in part. of
MessrS. wentworth, Bossuet, Armstrong; Bel
mont Brothers, Miller Brothers, Berry. Sands.
Amidon, Hoyt, &c.
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS!
G.. g. Grady, tho Worlds greatest Jester:
Charles Covelli, Shakspearian Mimic; Charles
Grady, Grotosqac Clown; w. C. Morgan, tho
Funny Clown.
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10000 Bushels Oats.
LNOR sale by
H. March 2 LOWRANCE n co.
Broom Corn Seed.
DIOR sale by
Il March LOWRANCE < CO.
300 Barrels Flour.
NOR sale by
Il March 2 LOWRANCE Il co.
Stacks Corn Whiskey.
LNOR sale by
II March 2 LOWRANCE l. co.
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sue Barrels Flour,
LNROM common to fine brands. For sale by
n feb "a HARDY SOLOMON.
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To Contractors,

10 VOnLTaCCOrS.
fANuE T. time tor receiving Proposals for finish
Il ing the New State House, at Columb;n
o., has been extended to tho 18TH OF MARCH.
Specifications may be seen by calling upon
General J. u. Dennis: at tho Adjutant anI IN :
spector- Generals Office, Columbia, 4. C.
j. X. JILSON. Chairman COMMITTEE
So Charleston Republican, Gourie. and
Macs will please copy Mrrch , Il
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TUNHE undersigned gives notice that he will
Il apply to the Hon. w. II. Wigg, Judge of
Probate for nichland County. at bis of1iGe in
Columbia. 8. G., on FRIDAY, the 9th OF April,
as Executor OF the estate Of Mrs. Frahces
Edgar; and also as Guardian of l.. F. Baldwin
and Of Mamie NJ. Colzey.
March 1879 ROBERT BRYCE
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Nothirg ADVERTISED! bat what IL TO be sc,n
within the arena.
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Seed Oats

Seed Oats.
EOO BUSHELS SEED OATS. For sale by
c\IV Feb ~ HARDY SOLOMON.
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y. Building and Loan Association.
A MEETING Of thfs Association Hilibo teii
~. in Independent Fire Company's Hall, To-
MORROW "Wednesday EVENING, at half
pact o'clock Ry order ~ ~
March 81 CT. BERG, Secretary.s
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-09-14

2--Kutladd, Vermont, has a notri. .
!: ',noniaf sensation. Two men claim the
same woman forfwiee. The lady evin.-
,'ces: the most accommodating spirit. She
tssn be; happy with eithcr-neither-or
,sboth.sgs';; ~ ~. .'tsv .%r 3
"A young lady about to tG,e :, married a,l.i
: says she. llsnot promise to ,"love. hon.
.ssor;and obey" but will: say instead;
. Love, hapor aud aeagay.H'. !, -,
..ssf-.'sI,ook here Ye{e,",tssaid a knowing
darkey,, "don't stand Our on de railroad s
Iss1Vhy. Joe?" t Kase, IL he cars see:dat
): H:.tnopf of yourn deysWill tink il. am dc
depot, and run rite in." 'e|H', i:r.:.s q
!. : .!.7ssI will preach from that portion of
de Scripture dis cbening ',,said a oolorl
ed 99n, .yhar de 'Postte Paul pints his
: ',Ristla at de 'Phesiuns.." .',, !.
- Livesto be useful Tive to give
light. Live to accomplish the end far
which yea TAs4; made, and quietly And
steadily shine on, trying to- do. good.
- An Irishman writing a sketch Of
ms liie, says, he early ran away from
hls father, because he discovered he
was3on)y his uncle. -. !,
"A Dahbury. wife cured lior husba, . d
Of singing Shoe Fly when.she was lcct.
uring him for being out late at nights
lbyAtetti9g her shoe Ay at his head with
-'suoh force as to give him the headache,
~ One hundred and twenty. FIVE
dridos, accompanied by their.ioying
:groaHH, slept in one hotel at Saratoga
last "Wednesday night, ,<1I' '1
- 'A,jurymap, was asked whether he
had beoh charged by the judge
AWell, said he, 'the little fellow that
ATS up infthe pulpit and stares over the
crowd Raye US a lecture, but dop't
know whether he charges anything or
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family WHO have them in usc. Is noiseIess, makes
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anything needle Will. Go ,fsR0U1H. from the
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the spool us improved with self action iced,
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This beautiful sewing inuchnU H. one Of the most
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The .FivesDolIar Sewing Machine purchase
hv ms eJsnuary, 1906. from the. Family, Sewing
Machine Company, ,'ss Nassau Street, NJ Y. hos
been. in.alniost constant pse ever sipce. It has
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have + would not psrk<tith.. = .,.sr 10 v
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428 West S6th Street, Now York. /
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AvOIDsQUACks.

r Ayictim Of carly indisoretion, oausins nervous
debility, premnture decay, DO, having tried In
vain every advertised remedy. has aiscovsrsd o
.imple mesns Of self.care, which he will send
'fteeHo his fellow suiferers. *; ,:
Address ). !A.. REEHES;; fS sNasssa st,,M Y.
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NEW MEDICAL .PAMPHLET.Asemin
IN Physical and Nervous Debility, It's effect,
md cure. Price.25 cents. Address> rs SEORETARY
Museum Of AnntoHy, 81 T3rondwa New York
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.

The volume of trade continues quite moaer.
ate, aud with limited exceptions, the markets
lack tone and strength. This is particularly
the case with some Of the leading agricultural
staples and Domestic manufactures, the general
run Of Foreign produces being comparatively
less affected by the depression. Both buyers
and sellers continue to pursue . cautious policy,
in view Of the general incertitnde touching
the course of Congressional legislation upon
measures which have . direct bearing upon
commercial interests. And until the anxiety
of the public mind on this score shall be re-
lieved, the volume Of trade is not iksiy1to
greatly exceed the current wants of eonsump>
ton. Though the fiscal problem 10 dificnlt
one 10 deal with, we may reasonably look Tor
some healthy progress towards its solution
during the present session, since the people and
their representatives, have gradually arrived
It . bstter understanding Of the situation. We
have hopes that, from the multitude Of tfeo,
ries advanced, the elements Of . sound %
Satisfactory system Of National finsuce may,
ere long be gathered. There are fsoy many
schsnes pending. however, that it viii require
time and nice discernment to distinguish the
vicious measures from the really meritorious
ones, and It would be far better to delay sction
till another Session than to still further en-
bsrram and complicate the business interests Of
the country BY hastily adopting crude and i'm
iudicious schemes. PISS - s.tf3fas
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
The Cuban Victory.

E
The Cubansa have at least fought one
battle in which the Spaniards@ came off
second best. Even the Havana author
tiles do not deny it, The SpaniaTds
lost thirty-six officers and -four, hundred
men killed and wounded. How the
rebels Jared is not stated. The engage
ment was fought in the gneighborhood
of Guarimaro, an interior town near the
line which divides the Central and East
ern Divisions OF, the Island, A glance
at a good map of the Island shows
that Guarimaro, though of itself an UNI
important town, is on the one great
hig hway leading into the Eastern De-
partment. The engag ement was prob
ably brought on by the SpaniarGs at
tempting to force the passage of the
road. Defeated in this, they retreated
to Nuevitas, which is north of Guari-
marc few leagues, and the nearest
support, Thence the wounded we're
sent to Havana, the electives taking
train for Puerto Principe, upon which,
if not too seriously crippled, the victo-
rious Cubans would advance ar an "a
30 The rebels seem to regard this as an
important affair, for we find, as one Of
the results, the promotion of General
JORDAN, who commanded in the action /,
TO the command of the army, vice QUE
SABA relieved. JoRDAK's experience as
BEAuREGARD's Chief of Staff, and his
service in the cavalry. during our late
war, are of value to him now. He will,
doubtless. give the Spaniards some
thing to do, as his policy will be bold
er than that of QUEsADA, who seems e
| have beer unwilling at'anys time to risk
gen eral engagement. n b4o,T sdT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01


The Ohio State Library now contains 81 ;
618 volumes, against o8,251 last year. The
new acquisitions include many very valuable
books The expense for the year, exclusive of
salary Of Librarian, was $3,U63 81. 3lsa Cd
g. The Legislationsof fourteen States are now
in session, viz: Maine, Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Minnesota, Missou-
ri, New Jersey, Tennessee Kentucky, North
Caroline, South Carolina, Georgia and Louisi.
ana. - ..,..fsas ~. .4.-.-.ss
1t is . standing rule in my church, said one
clergyman to another for the sexton to wake
up any man that he may see asleep I think,
! returned the other, that it would be much bet
ter for the sexton, whenever q man goes to
sleep under your preaching, to wake you up. !
In New, England and New, York there were
in 1860 So, 500 more females than males; while
In Ohio, Indians, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin
Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas and Californis. there
were 485. $50 more males than females.
The Indianapolis Journal remarks that
the power Of the Press is well~insta need by
: the vote of the House on the publication Of
ssWELLs' Report The same public pressure
! which producsd this result, will cut down. the
!, expenditures to the point suggested by Mr.
J DAWES: lower thsn they. were under Presi>
! dent JOHNSON. This is Q peoples Govern
Z ment; and the people are making themselves
felt. ''' fTaF
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

-. = ~ - Eassaf zefr arsrt
S1LvRR W1DDNG.-John Bernard Gausephol and
his wife Jane M Gausepohl, of our city, celebrated
thel twenty-ffth anniversary of their welded HIVES
on Monday last Jan. list.
The use of horse-fesh as food is steadily
Increasing in Europe s. ven To35 &
At the present prices of flour, the profits Of
the baker are more than he kneais. >~
), The cotton crop of Bell county. Texas. the
present year is estimated at $4,000.
The politicians of Wisconsin town are
fighting 0yer posotics worth 81 agar.
The Boston agambsers arresteds last week
paid $4,000 in fines, and had about $4,000
worth Of property seized. xSL9 t21
New York sewing women make balmoral
skirts for seven cents apiece, and they can
earn about fourteen cents . day .yo7- Is k~gssz
The New York Tribune, counts Georgia
and Texas ~ both sure for, the Amendment
1.-THE Tribune prediction is correct, the ques-
ton Of the legality of Indiana's raticstion, and
New York's pretended Withdrawal viii NOS De
raised as we shall have twenty EIGHT states
without counting either Of these. 80 49,
s Each member Of Congress gets 8 $50 pounds
Of Agricultural Report, 98l pounds OF Patent
Office Report and /, 1874 ponBds Of Congress
ional Globe. Add these together and multiply
by the number Of members Of Congress, snd
some idea may be obtained of the extent o.
the franking outrage. oI se,,Hsssa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

SuBscRlBE.--Our fellov-citizen. aad friend John
Dougan, IFS now canvassing for subscribers TO work
just published, entitled "The Captnss Tbs Prison
Pen and the Escape by Capt. Willard W. Glazier
U.S.V. Price 81 per copy contains AZ pages; and
the work is illustrated by several fine and striking
engrayings Of prison life, etc. This work can only
be obtained by subscribing for it, and, az Mr. Dou-
gan was one of the prisoners in the Southern Prison
Pens, alluded to in this Book, and is intimately
quanted with the author, he can abupdently vouch
for its truthulness. The history Of Libby, al Rich
noud; the prisons at Danvilles Macon, Savannah,
Charleston, Columbia, BelleIsle, Milan, Salisbury
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
Another Expedition to the North Pole.

: The New, York Herald publishes the
following from Captain c. F. Hall: o-~
ITO the Editor of the Herald:
"I have been engaged for most of the
time daring, the last ten years in the
-Artic regions searching for survivors of
Sir John Franklins expedition. During
that time, I lived with the Esquimaux
and became fully accustomed to the
dress, food and general life Of that peo-
pie. e-sa.-7. aas ..sltosa ..iJs.l ss.a q,
Esquimaux and from. what discovered
myself, at last(ao late as the spring oil
1861 I became fully satisfied that not .
man, of Sir John Franklin's expedition
survived, and thus the great motive OF
my, mission was cancelled. However, /
: ascertained beyond, all doubt on ! my
mind that there were, survivors-down
to 1856 and 1857. 5E.aiS .e-is5s ,@.ea4s. !
81 now have returned to my country
determined to devote my hard earned
experience in the Artic regions to max
! ing one more voyage, and this special
object Of geographical discovery from
!, latitude eighty degrees north up to the
: North Pole by way of Jones Sound, OF
Smiths Sound, purposing, however, to
make q trial first up the former. .z@sr
s ssMy plan, in brief, is to have two
small vessels of about $50 tuns each
one q steamer, the. same to be sailing
,rigged-the other sailing vessel, and
each Differed and manned by twelve
men. e.eE4s @.ls.-.t,3r, fs,qqvar TT .4s,efss
my purpose is on getting into the
rArtic regions to lose no opportunity. Of
acquiring the. fresh provision of the
country, which course will insure my
. command against all possible danger
from that curse to- Arctic expeditions
.,therscurvy. As a general thing my sta.
pie diet-and SO of my company-7wil
be as former1y-raw meat and train oil
81 confidently believe / will be able e
reach the North Pole and return in three
years; Blu. should I find that it would re
.quire one or two additional years to
!, complete the object of the voyage and
travel will continue that time, II "a
THE whole civilized world is deeply
interested in the subject Of geographic
al discovery to the North Pole, and ex-
petitions have really, from time to time
been trying to reach that point for over
three centuries. 4s,sw hins al rad /.
49, truly believe that if Congress and
Government will aid me in, the small ex
petition required and am about TO &c
10 Washing ton to try for this aid, ths
stars and stripes of my country vii
soon have the good fortune and honor o.
|, discovering and possessing q new worlt
embracing all the meridians of thi.
great and glorious globe, the whole o
which was, in truth, the gift of God Il
man over six thousand years e ago. AMI