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FROM MExco.-A violent earthquake has
Visited the State Of 0aXilca, which was
destructive in the city Of Oaxaca,
the capital Of the State; One hundred and
wounded. a third Of the city was ren-
dcrcd lninhabitablc. The earthquake eX-'
Tended, 10 the mines, where eleven men
were killed and many wounded. Buildings
IN Ill parts of the State were destroyed,
and reports of additional deaths are com
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COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS.
JOSEPH P. SWORDS, Of Richmond, VS..
L. CARDOzE, OF New York. ~ ~,

Z. CARDOZE, of New York. -. ,.iftSi,-, 81 81
WILLIAM j. SWORDS, of New York. $40. j.
CWORDS, CARDOZE, &, CO., 80 81 d,
y -. &c WATER STREET,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
81. t-rssr b.. PURCHASING AGENTS sysrr
FOR VIRGINIA AND THE SOUTHERN I
~ ." ~ STATES. 80.
We respectfully solicit consignments OF To-
BACC0, COTTON, FLOUR, RICE, and the pro-
ducts of the soil generally. --s rtr- t.,. E.-l.-
Special attention given to the purchasing of
goods ordered je 3--3.awdw
HOFFMAN, LEE & CO., 49, e2-
LII TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
-. 63 EXCHANGE PLACE, 50
e. W BALTIMORE, MD, $50 1.-'.'
offer their services to the manufacturers Of Viz
ginta and North Carolina: for the sale Of MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCO. .s.- ..-s,.
Liberal cash advances on shipments.
PIIlL1P.A. BALL Salesman. ap 2s-eod5m
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Election I'm Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, June THE Citizens
Ticket, composed Of men OF both parties,
was elected over the regular Republican
ticket
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:! .zt I. i. -. tFrEBfNGs 4 ;,fas s., - I,
wleG.1wbIte, 9 bnshe1s, Rcd. 20 Sssh j Z.
rCusS.-1 nuEhcls - - - NJ p1uTse.
Tatvs-- &c busheis. "a rs Ma -s4,ys stf.s
~ . u, esSlsi8i (Js.f r.
Nd hsa as: g bushels prime Of Red,
tor.Whfte, 300 buskclE fair OF, ,ffv 10 fc,,, ~,
40 besnels very good on private terfna esa t,ss3
sasx good at SIistcfali gao bushels !, Mixsd. 81
bushels fair on private terme - %
UdtS.-1e bushels az SIC 4 tsts I.
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Foreign Markets (BY TELEGRAPH1., ~
LONDON, june 7-Noon. Con soils, s9,. United
States Bonds ssa. ~ "a ia;lGg:Pr Et.t.T No.
T LIVERPOOL, June 7-Noon .-Cotton-Shipments
from Bombay to the 6th,-snce last rcport--Io0 0e0
bales. Red Western Wheat, S. ass, cd. ;'',H -.
. FRANKFORT, June What Is known as the
dead season has fairly set In here. There are few
transactions In bonds or other securities. - b'F'.
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CITY CoLLEcTOR's OFFICE,
~. - RICHMOND, June lst 1870.
r WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
4 daily between the hours OF O'Clock A. u. and
O. clock z. H., from che 18th to the s0th Of June
Inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-haf OF Che amount OF taxes charged dedncttDS
may be, ten per centum thereon. 4. :, Ri
.tgtFi att ~ W. B. DAVIDSON, z
te1-.lm City Collector. Il
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CROPS IN FREDERIcK.-A letter from Win

CROPS IN FREDERICK letter from Win
chester says: y
We have had q great deal of wet wea-
ther lately, and the farming operations have
been somewhat retarded hut still the
prospect for fine yield both of the crops and
OF the fruit is very good. The writer has
heard OF no complaints Of rust in the wheat
in this vicinity" - - :. =
On another subject the writer says:
sour entire Conservative ticket was car
ried i'll the late election. The power of the
Radicals seems to be pretty e1ectually
broken here"
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LAND SALE.-Fifty-six acres in Stafford
county, one and a half miles from Frede-
ricksburg, the property offs. w. Bell, to V.
j. Seymour, Of Pulaski, N. Y, for $725
ash.-Efeaericksburd NelcS,
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i A LUCKY CoLT.-The Gordonsville train
on Thursday night ran into drove of horses
above Rapidan, killing one and throwing
colt up on the cow-catcher, upon which it
was carried several miles, the engineer not
knowing. in the darkness, that he had such
a passenger. When the train stopped at
Rapldan. station the colt was helped down
from its involuntary elevation, and walked
off apparently none the worse for its ride.
Alexandria Gazette.
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RlagySG AND SHooTIsG.-A disturbance
Ii the Third Ward polls, in Washington,
go Monday, was caused by difficulty be-
- cen whites and blacks. during which one
NJ The latter was shot in the wrist. A riot
occurred in the Seventh Ward, which be-
came 30 serious that the mounted police
officers were obliged 10 resort 10 force. a
"olorcd man named Richard johnson WAS
Ialally shot by one Of the policemen, the
bail entering the left SHE. BY riding into
the vast crowd OF several thousand persons,
and briskly using their hatonS, the mounted
police succeeded in dispensing the rioters.
some were arrested. With these eXcep-
lions there was general good order through
our the city. 1t is rumored that Dick
smith, colored fireman, living in diSrcp,l-
table neiehborhood in the Second Ward,
N4s shot dead by another colorcd man to-
ni@ls- Cause of the shooting UNKNOWN
-H0tis more Sun.
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,IT,IN PLATE,lALL SIZES, CROSS: AND
+ l SINGLE ROOFING PLATE, hes. charcoal
brands BAR TIN, BAR LEAD, SHEET ZINC,
far aale nv - - GURDu On Il CRINGAN,
ta Pearl Block.
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DEATH OF A CoLoRED MrNrsTER.-Rev.
William Penn, eolored Baptist minister,
and native Of this place, died at the resi-
dence Of Rev. George L. Dixon last Friday.
He had been living in Philadelphia for the
greater portion of the time since the war,
but for the last eight or ten months had
been living In Washington. He came here
some three weeks ago to attend the colored
Baptist State Convention, and was taken
vered. A very large procession followed his
remains to Their last resting-place, among
whom were a good many white PERSONS
FrederickSburg Ledger. - &C.,
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RoBBEp.-Mr. Heflin, who runs the saw.
mill of Hayden &. Ellis, in Stafford county,
was attacked Tuesday night week on the
highway, us he was returning home, by
three men-two white and the other CO.
lorcd-and his money demanded. Mr.. Heflin
handed over to the thieves twenty-five dol
lars, all he had, and left for home. He
could not recognize either one Of them
Fredericksburg Herald.
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RICHMOND ANo pETERsBURG R. 10. Co., - :
! > a.. RICHMOND, April q, 1879. 24I q ~
HIHE TRAINS OYER THIS ROAD
u run as follows: 3tsiE
Leave Richmond at a;i5 A. II. and2.soP. IL s,t
Freight aud Accommodations train wien passen.
ger car attached, will leave Richmond; daily ate
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $50 a. a. etsun-
HE s:45 a. III. trainwiIl not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, sad the 7:es u. M. train wiflnct lcnyes
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. n, .,ysIrt fYEs, "a s,;
Passenger for Norfolk win take the. a;ko Ps 81
train, running through, daily. language checked
Though !, TX. !. ~, -, e; s -,
win run on MONDAYS, ,WEDGEspAYs,,,,a AN
EHIDAYS. i'EE3.Ly.t- - - = :. 81
Chester with tho, nccommodationf train. Ppssen-
gers returning Will take tue 80 r.. train eons
necting ait Chester with the coal train. Z q - 80
IlF2T IN .}Fff. nTHOMASHs WYEEE, 80
an % S,r;<,tgI uyFsi Eyssa GsiEupeFfntcnGsn
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WILLIAM IBA SMITH.


CITY AUDITORS OFFICE, l. :
RICHMOND, VA, June l, 1870.
THE CITY ASSESSMENT OF CLASS
1 OR LICENSE TAX for the year 1870 must DO
paid to the City Chamberlain, upon the warrant
OF the Auditor, on or before the 18TH DAY oF
JUNE. | will be at the Auditors Office each day
from A. NJ. to Z. NJ. II -.-s -r.s - -
The attention of merchants and all others sub
ject TO this tax is especially inYited 10 Lne SUD-
...-..-.3l u. Auditor.
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FRAUDS OF REVENUE OFFzoIALs.-Our
Washington correspondent tells Of start
ling developments about to be made Of Oh
gantic revenue frauds (the figures arc mil
iions) III which Government officers are
concerned. Revenue officials east, west,
and south, are implicated in them. showing
Il remarkable agreement of rascality among
that family Of public parasites wherever
found. New Orleans supplies the particu-
lars OF one series Of swmdleS amounting to
=, 900. 600, and New York those of another
81 81 100000 and more. Our correspond
rnt congratulates the country on having Il
Joint committee of rctrenchment fearless
and faithful. Well, we will speak for our
~clycs more positively about that when we
>rc " hat they do with the astounding facts
.h"ut to he considered by them. 1t takes
IN iron-clau virtue, not common in Wash
2nston, TO resist influence such as the steal
,i> Of millions can exert upon inyestiga-
ling committees.-Ncao York Journal Of
commerce.
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CAFETYLAMP.-NO MORE SHOCK
y ING DEATHS AND TERRIBLE fIRLS
FROM COIi.-OlL LAMPS EXPLODING AND
BREhKING.-hs general agent for the state of
Virginia, l offer nj wholesale and retail Perkins
4 iJouse's NON-EXpLOSIEE KEROSENE
LAMP is absolutely safe. both from breaking
mary lamps, ami uses thirty-eight per cent. less
oil; gives no odor, aud lasts lifetime
VIII show YOU this remarkable lamp ~ my
| tnrn 136s Main street JOHN ASHER,
IaS' importer of China, Glass, &c.
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TWO FAST DAILY LIES LIE g alssuAn!A Az
AND WEST rIE THE II Ea sInnTTs GoSaah
46 hA9iA RS6HTE-Ihs TliRo IafiaS
Sye. this rops ere run 3 from ths
d. sunday a. H. A. "a: only; paktag close x,,d'
SE Pin NE% R yS5x EaT aS E trains
i0 rar 1iG lifted M WITH sPIENDD REcLIxIaa
CHAIRS, for which no charge ts made. i,,i.s
p Tas s!ss iSsr s sSp e
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAlM Between
Richmond aud Acqn!a creek Leaves thsl dspos corr:
e1cepted) at 4P. NJ, and arrives in Ricnmana %
Through fn; .icse.s to I'll Eortsskd
w Fer further information and for tbr0ns
North apply at the Office corner Broad aud Eiehth
streets and for .r e sass o % az soaor
ana no s.!xsn i s. sasssisraY. ssassal rsk
DTCHMOND AND x ORk .9LNlEsk
~ RAILROAD, !, 5I N.sTSIy rssAAL2 HffXNss
or saGaED6fLEs-D sExgEsg suS-
HkYSl.-gn and afteI THURSDAY, April sssp.
rassEN .sE, ssaERey stio n aSs I ps
not OF the lie Richond and York aIysr allrcs!
EiehmonS bSiIY sxseps sanasysl nj sas Hin
fssps stsa pSsE snAT5 q SlksEkl1e
5sn1 a,, ERi sseS q fsass
/ Tor Observation-Disclosures Balstnore me scucNlnE
moInlng tine 70 connect With sas tf9 nsss "a.
ing.s tho bonsEt iesse pier No. b. Lsett.ssseet
ssssss.ss ss ssislas & &
a s!asT rss as sss e sass ss ss
afecnsh0tos SaiiGb2ry, CharLotte kc,.s il. 81;
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ID OBERT II. DAVIS, !, .i....,. =. /,
n GAUGEE CITY OF RICHMOND.
OFFICE WITH WILLIAM WALLACE SONS, b
No. 12l3 Commercial Block Cary street, Us
ts.t RICHMOND, VA.
All orders pronpsiy attended To-. my 10-tmi (
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GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT.

The subscriber purchased the entire
stock OF -
COAL. WOOD. ICE, &C., &C.,
of Burnha,n Wardwcll, together with all notes,
books accounts. &C., will continue the same bust
ness at the old location. Having two thousand i've
hundred Ions oe the best quality OF ICE, anu i've
hundred tons OF the best
= PRESTON AdTIIRACITE COAL,
. a. +s ....- q. ALSO ..
VS. CEMENT, LATHS, &C.,
In large quantities, bought ut greatly reduced
prices he feels justified In saying that All citizens
or this city and adjoining towns W find IL 10 their
advantage to call OH the subscriber before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All persons heretofore Indebted to BURNHaM
WAKDW ELL. are requested To call and scttlc Inc
same. and obllgc .,... L. D. YALE:
Isirhmond Va June 9TH. 1870 jest
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| -
&c fns sss sEgEEssPAX sz A.. ~ sss
POI. cosnstI os Broad and kIghsh strSetsTaaisdsye
sxseptsdf 81 &ae ~ a., eSafsrsias via ESs ~
Sess s'sa' FIFE FIJI rs nSWss roryi,sks.s fsg
reaching Baltimore the IA II snSrrsss. s,sa sss.
Meeting with efa trafIsa for ma EoStSs s& 81
tne sseamerBs lbs Haze arc f1l2A gystlSyc1S
eSsd 70 Elegance, coqa sorf, and Speed "a ase
ever piaeed on t.le sCGesspesss aay 4Rs ~
fSSammanded hy ven :kH9Mn snd expeF1anega esps
Eresaasn Csc ossfbEs, G ssasa III
,o ~ syd'ass,;A,oooNMop4Iaoxs shassAnrssss
iteness or then fotise fSs eomnsns ts
conSinrs 60 merit the pusroiaae III ~
IMEOUGH TfCKETS uSst be- uTss n 81
.I9 FrtSSEOF THE Go MPANY, Comes ofs fsstsSS
LTf fssan s 20 I'll ssf.ts
fHILADEEpaaA,ssta 70 is.stssssJ
f sRS z ~ principal points g. 81 SoagHMsr
tsYnLSYtIHNSIh sa cENTRAI1f AND TMEs P I'M
Ere,ESss f ssn.sastsS sae . ,oa be- =
t nSase W 20 New York Bs,nsss ga
Nc Kerosene oi OF other , -, "a
ces transported bver or used hi, ms $500 100 1fs.
kstursnng, the sTEaasERs leave a. iii
HMnsy tSanfays e1c cpted} alta IsMs zfsss sfssSS
BARE staesa LgeS sassst between soaysy ana
m3Sraing Ii time for eariy bre asst "t1s
further Information appis, IL the otysanet
ene company corner Of Breed and gha sssooss Z.
~ ;,s General Ticket and a. Il SrsI ssksInESa
ED; Ed. MYERS, GeneraI sapsri Ss nsa.'
1c 1--Au ssFI, ~ +lthts Irsi Is.pi1 Sysff E,---
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special dispatch TO tho Baltimore Sun. Fl
Tux Rils-Thc New Funding DilE--Na.
furatisafton by tho United states
kNnuFfS. - Il
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ine petersburg Htde1 has seen a Cuban
patriot, who never. 'fintends to give it up
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FIVASHINGTON, JUNE T.-CLHtIY Ii.Juft0J
y;s over 2 COO. THE vote reached within q
thousand Of registration. Many negroes
Voted and electioneered openly for Emery
pithollt molestation from their colored
fellows. The rejoicing throughout the city
- almost universal. The Bowen men have
only two members Of che upper and fye OF
the lower Board. Three colored members
are are elected to the Council on Emerys
ticket.
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" NOTlCE,
NOT1CE.
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Jnnuar

COLUMBIA, S. c., January. 1870.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company having been formed
by the consolidation of the Charlotte and
South Carolina uul the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, and having executed
first and only mortgage OH it's entire
property of 1875 miles, including equip
ment. is now redeemng all the bonds
formerly issued by said two companies
ny an exchange Of it's first mortgage
bonds. These bonds bear seven pei
cent. interest, payable in January and
July, and are amply secured by q mort
gage on property which cost per mile
more than three times the amount of
bonds so issued.
The present price Of the stock and the
business of the road give ample guaran-
tee of the security of the obligations for
permanent investment. Indeed the
opinion is freely expressed, that there is
no safer bonds issued By any party or
corporation i'll the State, and they are
cheerfully commended to capitalists rs n
snfe Investment.
For the purpose OF funding the float
ing debt of the Company, $4,000 of
these bonds arc offered for sule to the
public. at the Treasnrer's Office in Co
lumbia. WIN. JOHNSTON
y l6 President.
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Minister Washburne rece}ay inform.
ed an American traveller at Pifis that the
Emperor Napoleon was nevA stronger
in power than he is now, and therefore
has sufficient force to suppress any dis
turbances.
The color Of o certain clergymen's g
eyes in this city has never been deter
mined; when he prays he shuts his own,
and when he breaches he shuts other
peoples.
The Governor of Ohio has pardoned
a young man who wss sent to State
prison for manslaughter, on condition
that he drinks no liquor during the time
for which he was sentenced.
The editor of the Weston (Missouri)
Landmarks asks his readers to excuse he
ooks of the paper. as he is in bed frdAp
the effects Of fight with delinqueAt
subscriber.
Is the Smith family dying out? TherS
is the Iowa Legislature without SINGLE
member of that family, circumstance
that never occurred before
1900 patents were applied for last
year, of which enough were granted to
demonstrate that we are the most in
ventive people on the face Of the earth
The veteran Observer" of the New
York Times, thinks this years census
will show the United State to have a
population of AZ, 1873, ,O21.
The festivals ut the opening of the
Suez Canal, it is Estimated, have cost the
Viceroy of Egypt the large sum of
Sc. 600, 900 in gold.
Tourists to Mount Vernon make the
frequent mistake of weeping over the
ice-houae instead Of the tomb. But it
serves to cool them of.
A fool in n high station is like man
on the top Of q high mountain-every-
thing appears small to him, and he ap-
pears small to everybody.
"Just the thingl" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo,
MONS BIrrERs. N21
A Western girl likes to make bread
because it cleans her hands so beauti-
fully.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." use Solo,
MONS BIrTERs N2I
Minnesota takes the premium. A
young married women only eleven years
old has given birth to IN offspring.
Velvet boots, the color of the dress.
are worn with elaborate costumes.
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THE GREAT $14O,OOO HORSE SuIr.-
Mr.. Ten Brock is engaged in big horse
suit. The sum involved is said to be
$40, 900, but we have reason to know that
it is $40, 900. The stallion Eclipse was
sent here during the war to Major B. G.
Thomas, by MIR. Ten Brock. as his pro.
perty, and sent to Mr.. Morris by Major
Thomas for the safety of the horse, as
he had just before that time been seized
by the Federal soldiers and escaped from
them. He was large and vicious stall
lion, and whilst Major Thomas was in o
Federal prison, the Federal soldiers
seized Eclipse and took him to their
camp where he crippled, and, perhaps,
kiln ifi ~ esos.e.a! sol1ie-s. He was secured
to lIee by large rope, but through the
bribery OF soldier, the rope around the
horfos neck was ont and he was turned
loose at night among the soldiers horses.
The damage he committed is now well
remembered by several who assisted in
having him out loose. Il is singular that
after he kicked and fought horses and
pazn all night and during the next day.
h. VERY quietly went home and walked
q his-stable with apparent satisfaction.
Lexington (Ky.) Observer, 5M.
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SENATOR SAWYER RIGHT FOR ONCE
In the debate on the admission OF Vir-
ginia, Mr.. Sawyer said:
''If I understood the remarks of the
Senators rightly here, this morning, the
real objection to her admission, is not
that she hos not complied in form and
letter with the Acts of Reconstruction,
but it is that life and property and per-
son are not as safe in Virginia as we
might desire they should be. And here,
let me say to Senators, that Acts of Con-
gress viii! never make life and property
safe in the Southern States; that test
oaths will mover make life and property
safe in those States; that relying on that
Kind of legislation to insure peace in the
States of the South, will prove to be re.
lying on broken reed, and the sooner
we dlspossess ourselves of the idea that
this or that particular oath, this or that
: -. ;c''sr qualification for public office
conduce to ~ pre-.
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Mr.. Whaley, of New Orleans, has per.
tected an invention for propelling street
oars by condensed air. Each car will
have two cylinders or tanks, to contain
tho compressed air, which is to be used
as a motor. These cylinders are OH the
top OF the cars, and are to be charged, at
the depot. by an engine worked with
steam. In connection with these oylin
ders, there is to be an engine, for which
special patent has been obtained, to
receive the condensed air and rotate the
wheels of the car. On recent trial.
with pressure Of ninety pounds to o
square inch, one of these machines car.
ried twenty-eight men three and half
miles In Beven auta- ~ malt -u.in,s.ss, tasit-
ing corners and stopping with the great
est ense
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S. G..
Wednesday zorning, January le, 1870.

REDUCTION IN PR1cE-CLuBBINa.
WEEKLY CLEANER contains more reading
matter than any other family paper pub
lished in the South thirty.two long
columns. printed in clear type. 1t is
filled with original as we'll as selected
matter editorials, correspondence, gene
raj news. markets. kilograms. interest
ing stories, sketches, poetry, etc. Its
columns are now graced by highly
entertaining noupelIetls. the production
of n lady of this city, and which has
been pronounced by disinterested critics
as equal to the very best OF "Alarion
lIarland's" works. This story is entitled
Orkney. or the Fo.tunes OF Juliet CLAY
burn "A talo of the Palmetto State. and
will run through about twenty numbers
of the "GLEANER." AS we are desirous
of introducing the paper-which is in
every sense "hon,e companion
every family in the State, we have de-
termined to reduce the yearly subscrip-
tion price, as follows-payable, in all
cases. in advance: Single copy $275;
ten copies, Ito one post Office $25. 90;
twenty copies $45. 90; fifty copies 800.
The CLEANER and the "RurI Carroll
"ian"--the popular agricultural monthly
will be furnished, for one year, at
'ou1 dollars. Address orders to PHOENIX
and CLEANER Office, Columbia, s. @.
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% Pos&,aE Qat4ta{6 fzd61a.

e'atno11c Church is unquestionably ex-
erted in favor of law and order, and is
anxious to bring about peaceful solu-
ton of existing difficulties, yet the Sc
we're exactions of political associations,
and the mad enthusiasm. of political
leaders, are found to be utterly uncon-
trollable. Doubtless the real grievance
of the people Of Irelanl-that which re-
lates to the tenure of lands-will ere
long be modified or utterly removed.
This done, we can see no reason why the
future OF Ireland may not be as pros
porous as that OF Scotland, which occu-
pies similar position in the United
Kingdom. 1t may seem very patriotic
to keep up perpetual disturbances, but it
is by no means consistent with religious
prayers for either peace or prosperity.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-19

Henry Welcome was sentenced at Bur-
lingtop, VT, on Monday, to be hanged
on the third Friday in January, 1871.
He assaulted and beat to death Mr..
Perry Russell, an old and respected
citizen, in his own house, after he had
retired to rest, and in the presence of
his aged wife. He is eighteen years old.
and his purpose in committing the
murder was robbery. The year in
tervening he is to pass in solitary con-
finement