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New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Bev,' market opened tn olderabe eyy bot ma,ens De-
cline prices. Receipts i2J head, tncs drove ken
brought % 10 for poor hutcherng se,rs ga
compared III last week the decline dc prtIiuA and e1
-un weights and Mich Cows sarce
Southern demand 4 full pnees good hrsf
800 quick and from that down 9 so Tor
dam Cow Sheep and LambsSupPy large with good demand @ h
South d sHs demand for the East ae market lhg ron tHt on
The qgat has ben iAr but no
received Sheep 4 0t4. and Lanb b0s Hogs
tending down Sh Little inquiry for local trade sad
ship
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EIROPHAE MARKETS.

1,poS Oct o-n- Al g24 Tor none, and
for toe s eIs M a se1an @ s a l l foaSS s.a fs M
ga II, sS % Sd af i,ai aiss @eTS aIs M 'Ai Illinois
IIvEHroo Oct l4-li.o @-Co;iou opened quiet hddlHg
IS oo for sIpor and seBlaon
Amrrean IOO bales Wheat o5alo6 oenta tor csLfoi.
IosDds 0ci ~i:5O -COns. ~ money III. ,ccoun
American securities quiet h'efssnte Of 1867 81 erTJed Rail
" 2TssrooI OCT i4-l,o ,. m,-corn rs c.afora, white
CsI fioio r-ospt, Wheat for ps day,
ioSSos Oct it~i:0 p m-~sIerm Oh, fsIasR
LosDos lJ4:Jo mConsols closed "! for mon.y and
STAT. Fve.Tweuy bonds 1852 sli 1875 ot soi 1867, i Ten
ii trysnrooL Oct iSso closed dali: Middlne Up
S for export and spscuson what 10 Iai0 GENITAL Tor CAL
ioruiA Whit for No Red We'er and lo2iOr R-d Winter
ISIS l1.I.,o" v.,,,: ,,sss s9s,s n es s No II
DOMESTIC MARKETS
BurIuoRH IA-Couon dull bat nomihsiv unchanged
strdy Hossrist sqPsra9s - fsa S . do KIr - IS
do EIirs % 2at7 do faIay - 5oa % . Western seIer
$685. So Do E,l = ga 80 Is o. raIl - goa y %
~ 1o' Cool to Pa@e III Eat o. Coz mo, t. faif 81 IS
sl 81 WHIT 81 a,s ,og 81 " S,1 Ind ?. Re- u s p . Cora
western wh do islo. @a. Ca. doll aud lower ,ea
Clear Rib 1870. shoulder i' Hans, - Lard sm a. l7e
"Piins PSn.DGrsii 1 o o-, Madns Upland. sislsle
and d. orssns isic Clover ssed 'ei - asd.6 Timothy
market svo- for medium .na os G.4r, IO.i w.eoa.a
nn1se kn sa % a. - as % Is rf3sa. F.s, az" 90 s s
Ws..-DsmsDd light Western Red ~ sdsl % Amber sl pa
w.ssru. s scss.' o. cav B.si Sc csc,ns, 10
lS bea''d 81 wA'i-A'd for "a .'.''. w''' oa SoaHd
o.w.so Ioci IIFour steady and unchanged sales.
bs. % Is foI No sPnns o. - hI Red wHnt ~ tsr
winter and % 'o Doses EIA from eeoee white Wheat
% s,e prime WHIT CsB.d ssdy With good eoaa
" s'%.1s % ws.% :. &C. s, . ..a S. %a.s as. ssss @
ssss Bay Qubss 81 VI - 50" bush ny is at u q" ssd
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
HOME NEWS.
THF WEATHER

Hpv YoFu Ther Wind How Teer hsr " " y
Oct Ia SIC 2l@W Oct IA ~ ~ ~ "
" ao a@wsw GO 9os
.0G5 ". n. W. bI' Ni4 W
REAlBKs-ln 1869, Oct IL, thermometer AZ D n H. " .
3 J.. ~, $50; IL y. M, sc.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
RrTpuo LIVE STOCK sAgKET-ocr H.

CaeRep ts point uP toe close Of the market this week
~ek The mUket
already qnoei the last day d the market bat Little
aie saes reaching only 40 hed sheephe market
closed standing pnce Hogs of sale With
change quotations Market dull and heavy throughout the week
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

sT' 81 II .d hEs Ss sI sss 81. 500 r. e S:s .I,
sah, ssl for hddns Pr'sh b, srmi wbes, Barley
no'ta tss S,sicr. s, to Albany Ss GTss asd s.
10 90 siiG a Err, - 1 GaS A.9 L.SeS nj 90 $50
ns o'5s sa k5Pe.-wLat 200 bush Barley. $500 BASH and
hS. h15sP' con- TSo, IN % q9t sad Wheat q;s and
-. s'I and ovs r. No 's No o. Pria- 1s,ss
C,,1 iaso P blls Fogr aooo bush wleIt soo bwb
wseat g Coz bush 70, 14coi bash. o.
I 6eu @ ds 'si az sr o P o 2r No. n 81 sgsHs 2, S's "a
hTsd aunng snrnoof e Os da and oser At 5tldrc for
No hTs quet No 69e Barley aad s5I d9o
e 70 Lar sial4e DD saeI Mesis-serlcrs ~ stor
a. C,l ys oys IN active densod sn sdythedt 10 : we
bush wheat e. hash Corn 900 Oo hu-h.
2too bush what go bo.S oa1 G' g2o bus 6s.s Zoo lush
~ w. ODii' By Soo hegs Frghs 10 Buffalo ste-y At Be-
yc5, CIseSar en- Ar OF tccen dq and aroopns M4dnss l'
Sorh dg and lover Old 53qse New a4af Oas du snd
q n sral md loT1, i' Ne. PsIs szs s D. Bai
il m IT, g5 Sl91le 5i feI sides Baeoa 5le of oae Fsi
sd W. Quotations Whisky quiet and unsettled at @aS'er
ouisymLE iGBasnr tro at 2sy d2se for Hemp and PaI
9qa and unchanged Provon quiet and Alge WHISKY dull at
, GLsyrI.SD Oct ltwhest hsavyi No Red 81 10 No. Bed
AL1.sI NY Oct TIn wiss there is itIs doing sales
and steady Bary qi Hany change 10 fayo o buyers ae
lot No. siIoEsd stat 81 70 end 1000 bush Bay our'e aaOat
hhsAuSEE Oct 4Pour heavy Ertra Spring s5 62I Wheat
uu ~" hlEankee y Co. No Mlsaakee ~. Corn uomi-
nat Ky bomnsL oAs DILL No. 3ie Bsrley-No Spring We
s .s Ss %. ' ss. 90 90 Rec osl 3 3 5 gsG ss. %f.s %
ftlghts 70 buffalo higher 10 Oswego l2tc
Vt ous Oct liCo,ton dull and nominal Pour quiet and
Snngsd Wheat dull No Red Winter, 81 2@Sl 3i No Red
Mnef u Ha 81 p; Choice. 81 250+l ~. Corn dull prime
white oo Choice yellow 6)as Oat 16d33e in elevator
RGfSe in neka Barley 6rm Prime Choice 72c. Pork quiet
and unchanged BaoonShoades ltc Clear Rib sides lSdetc
L sd1 lsa9ic Land quiet and unchanged WHISKY G1l at
slddsc Hemp que snd unchanged. Bsggng hun at be
Wheat.
EEvORIE,vs Oct -No market for Groceries and Western Pro
tuce EIchauRe-Serirg IZ2i York tseouut
ll2l e'
BUSEALo Oct HReoeip,s-Plour 900 bbls; whest 23o0
hush Corn M 600 bush Osts 23 900 bush; Barley 1900 bush
ne, JJtNO bufh ShpmentsHhest IS
bush Oa, 2OO bush Barley 600 Rve 1900 hush
Railroad shipmenCOn Y 600 bush FreEhts firm neat l2c
Corn t 70 Nevfors Flour qut Wheat heavy AMI lower iaes
200 bush Nos and Spring puve termspobaby ~ u and
81 10 Corn dul mi nona c for No. Western. dull;
sales 1000 bush Toeio Ryewestern held al s3c Barley
dg sales 700 bush Canada steady Heavy
Me1s LsTl qae l6i l6le Highnaes pominsIIy gec.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
KINGS CorNTY Oyer AND TEENfINER.

Sentence far N1BS'daghtr.- Murphy,
WHO Llled Andrew Murphy, and was convicted on
1iuf efGv o. men -aUglter in the third degree
r,TCrslt pcfo-. : -re aupen yesterday morning, and
sentenced 10 The Fonil,HI'1ry tor two years.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
o,rpPpnE CoURT-srEc1AL TERN.

I'D, o,a A bave hecn stolen and altered, was errone-
nun"S @ rra name should have been William Gulbert
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

The Porty-drrt Annual Meeting Of the BrooklyS
sunda y--choo non sH be- held MONDAY EVENING r;I
inst a occk the Tabernacle of Central Prs Cnar
REV j. DB WITT TALNAGBl Scherme blrn Povrs Ae
9esss o emlueo spesker Sing by b. sunday school 81 OHb
VIZ oe5AS Hso. viii preside a. the
the sunday Anniversary of the Beifori Met ds
bAseopa Churcb viii be he'd TO MORROW (Sunlag. sh int
Sas IN The morning ~ l0 O'Clock bT Rev Ir JOHN w. FiN
s'Sfe,sy Of sanly school Union A&r an4loon %
%o"eh b Rev Dr. DEEMS Rev WM H. BOOLR and GEORGE
81 Frcachug Es tr
EpNLtloN aie oi Chicago Az nesed IN SUNDAY schoo
are most ooriay invited . p-ssenL
Ihe hev. Nm OrnIi-toB. ID. D. late of Han Hor Csnsa
N''t htk enierei PASTORAL Do
'hhrh fihaYe AMI vsrtT ri1thi pre4r h.s ursiiay
mons m at hnf,h NABbAl u next he l6 oees
morning ana 80 ia ths Afternoon.
The Pilgrim yubce.-ro e1mmsno-sia -e- fe- r-E,e u
tle LIulug of he P ssims d gre, H.
Broadway Iabenscle Churrl by Res. LEONARD BACON n n
Neq Raven the tlacl History Of the Pg paar 70 t ocrr
SeTEngsn Tie lr isrlr vii be SUNDAY EyESISo a.
at Subject: The OdEn - Nsa0na
Parl-s farr a ihe giur of bagant' 8eaa e ~
Unity Chapel, Pour.h Unitarian Sod.yRev " r. CLARKE
Pastor Serrces - 1i and z. su1lay yfeho a d m
TOMORROW EVENING there vi be ec'ote ~ the Pasr
jert-' Amusereuts"
WHetf--f. VI, thodi.t Episcopal Church Deaf Glsp.
Rev JOHN - HAUGH Pastor Preceding 80 TO- l7la MORNING
srI EVENING hours s1ufr-srhoo 90 o1t oe.ock. D. d.
BRuNMELJ supL Young Peoples meeting att p "a sesi' '
end ooia welcome.
Young Mems Christian Association, Els'ern kr.cs, -
Go iuret BfoslEaY.Hbr tLs, every p Mo-. -
TEtNDON ock under Il dTeooa o kcV JOHN NNiN'i
ADAMS. Al are invited.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
6ales bD AutiioH


RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctionecr,
~ Odce and Sa.ssro0ms o-rfsfe fn.il.
IINE PLANTS FROM TIRE OFFENHt L or II My bfht
HtRiT. ClRdANSkILIE r.
JOHNSTON VAN IA,NElA VII 81 I'D I DAI % IT ocoos
their Sassroo No. 81 HssaEt. large collection Of Ane
FIANlh
c'mela. NsitBoonHg ceeas caPe JesaHaes Al--as Wa
Plants Palms Sc. Ac.
superb collection.
GE0 A. LA,vrr AactoHcer
D0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
GD HALL, Affor-paoe and EghthsL LEAbIIT hlhEBkCH
Co. LBRRIEs CArAIosrED Nofr
Ass<5NEES SALE OF PINE BOOKS. ia
MONDAY TUESDAY. snd WEDNESDAY BNEflSGs. OCT. l1.
l8 and 10 commencing a O'Clock each evening Catalogue ofs
collection Of ENGLISH BOOKS recently imported tsod
Of the AyD Conrrne standard new end popular sor
handsome bndg Catalogues ready and Books on exhibition
SATURDAY morning
Alcuoneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway, cor.
4hst-S,les Fancv G00- Fr-stEr Lc
MONDAY and Tuesday. Oct j. anl -, a. : p. NJ
VALUABLE sHd RARE ENGLISH BOOKS among Nalch ma7 -
mentioned Of the Expedition from Clad caf IN
qlh Poets q half Turkey; Fnnklns Works h Ito h
toia Augusta Imperatoum 6j portraits f3Ho ca g.
other works anl mOleru mostly BE-
tons aud good conditions few Medical Book and several boc4-
GOLD SILVER and COPPER COINS Mea All Paper Money,
American Foreign including fne OF hNrNEhALS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. a. a. Z O'clock
LAW BOOKS Amencan and Eughsn attractive collection Csts-
logues ready.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

COMMON PLEAS-SPECAL TERM.
DECIsIOS-By Judge Chas. r. Daly.-In the matter OF
the petition Of James Wood 10 have lien canceled-MO-
tiOn denied.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

COURT CALESDARS-THs DAY.
CoryTY SvYRKrE COURr-SPEcIAL TEs-NOs o. &C. o.
O. e. g. 90, IS. - 81, 81, 83 81, G3
ArPEAI AIBANY Oct liIhe dsr calendar Tor Mon
da 10 oloss: Nos H. o. u, 2) q D. 81 g, ., 80.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

IMMATURE ALMANAC
sup --,. 9.-@ Moot ns-s''"'''' s'o
? '1H 'NS'.'.
Sand, HOOK L Cows Island 20 heH Gale -'''''' ''f'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Dsntlstrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the ansIhs,e Of sou. sIa. g, ,n1s, "a q.
WITHOUT PAIN-.o 500 patients testify. See As tie
o1ee, No. 10 Cooper Inshtue.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
fflarble ano Slate nlanifls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANIELS.- PAN,
M,rbesed snd Deco prices from @0 70 y and gpsAd
Also of description, plain and ornamental
PESRuYS SLATE ~ West Elghteentb-s-,
Between Flith and sIrtbsTes
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
VI Tiles Table and Plumbers AcS sho~ rooms
With hnest assortment Of MANTELS Prices reduced
A. KLABER, - AM lJ East Bighteenth-st heS-forA
AJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
vi and elegant designs si2, sl5, $50 T. b.
STEWART CO. COS siTtaye bet Thtytth and Thirty slrss
THE cheapest and best place to buy Marble
and Mrhlei Msntel Wainscouags and Ilug, at HkAh1s
MARBLE WORKS, l3 Esst Forgfrstst, IhidsFe n L.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
machrntrp.


EIRE and RED BRICK PRESSES.-factory
i n, 'nl Sou.h Fyhb-.-. Philsdelphia p MILLER
TOR SALE-STEAM-ENGINE and BOIL
Il ERS Of all .yes also of 800 STEAM
PUMPS; also large aud Neghted BUILDINGS 70 kkNL WITH
without s.eaIn-poser. Apply " 80 r ChSsiDIi
YE,O PRINTERS-Two Large Adams Power
Prsses also Hoe Cylinders for SALE cheal Asng
for Dooley Composing -Stck-he best useL NANDbkBUhrh
WELLS Co Printers Materials lTpe, boINo"i
&C. no Fulton 6 and % Duch., n y Es;abLshed sS.
TANNERS. PAPER-MAKERS,C CONIRACl-
i al others requiring economical and elcent ~
vll consult their own inte illustrated Ram
phet containing coupee description OF our Pump ana O'efb
esumony IN Is favor. Over l0t0 ia Address .,
HEALD, SIsCO G CO., BadyinsyiUe y J.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THElEIRE DEPARTMENT:

,-,, coNpIrIoN-ANNUAL REPORT or INSPECTOR
MACkEN.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

The advisability of burning the dead
bodies ON the field of battle is being
argued in Paris, and several suggestions
have been made for turning slaughtered
soldiers to some profitable account,
rather than permit their remains to taint
the air and breed pestilence. One savant
reminds US that, after experiments made
in India, it was found that one deceased
hero procured 200 cubic metres of ex-
cellent gas.
BAD TAsTE.-The new monument to
Stonewall Jackson is to have Latin in
scription two or three yards long, written
by Prof Dimitry. That's oil very we'll
pedantically; but jackson does not need
it. If his moro name cannot tell future
ages what manner of man he was, Prof
Dimitry's obituary notice will only mako
tho matter worse.
Time rights good many wrong
things. Thiers dared to condemn the
war between Prussia and France. He
was subsequently bitterly denounced,
the very walls being placardcd, Death
to Theirs" And now despatch from
Paris says tho Journal les Dedats has IL
long editorial oxalting the patriotism of
Theirs!
Among those who went down on board
of tho unfortunate Captain, off the
stormy const Of Spain, was Lord North
brooke, Under Secretary of War of Great
Brituin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

SOUTHERN SAMSON There is man
living in Calhoun County, Miss, who is
supposed to be the strongest man in the
State, if not in the entire South. He is
thirty-fve years Of age, and weighs two
hundred and twenty. five pounds He
has been known to carry three bars of
railroad iron, when it takes from three
to five ordinary men to carry one He
can take cask containing forty gallons
of whiskey or water (the former is pre-
fcrred, we presume,) and raise it from
tho ground md drink out of the bung
hole with as much case as others could
out of a common pitcher; and ho has
frequently taken barrel of flour under
each arm, and, balancing a sack of salt
on his head, carried them for several
hundred yards with apparently but little
effort. He offers to bet that he can lift
1900 pounds.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

a Boy Who Is HIS Own GRAND
FATHER AT school in Norwich, tllore
is a boy who is really his own grand
father. How is it possible? the reader
will ask.
I will explain it.
A widow, who had son, married at
the same time with her daughter-in-law
The latter married tho husbands father
of her mother-in-law. LII consequence
of that, tho widow was tho fathers mo
thcr Of her husband. that is, her grand
mother. She was her sons great grand
mother, consequently, he was a grand
father of his own, and the grand uncle
of her daughtcr-in law Translneu from
Me German, by j. Il.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN.-We were in
formed, some weeks since, that the rail-
road lines from Augusta to Richmond,
had agreed to start G double daily pas
Tsenger train. We regret to learn that
this good resolve is now postponed or
defeated, because the North Carolina
Railroad has not sufficient equipment
of engines and coaches to run it from
Charlotte to Greensboro.
Charlotte Observer.
The Prussinn booksellers are said to
have q map Of Germany on sale with the
latest ''unifications. Tho new map
sweeps in Alsace, Lorraine and Franche
Comte. Also, through the Tirol down
to Trieste include German Austria. It
is uncertain whether tho Russian pro-
vinces on the Baltic are included; they
are of the same color as the rest of
Prussia.
Why DON'T You Pop?-Who is the
young man whose sweetheart told him
the other evening, eff you mean bust
ness by coming hero twice week, 1
want to know it; and if you mean fun,
I'd like to know it; for I've just had an
offer from another fellow. and shall take
him up if you don't pop?"
Schuyler Colfax announces that ho
will retire to private life ut the end of
his term as Vice President. The una
nimity with which the people won't care
if he docs will be something wonderful.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

Il there is any valid excuse for tho
commission of crimo, it is that which Il
woman has for killing the man--not who
has seduccd her, but who, falling to
gain her love, persistently blackens her
reputation and makes her life miserable.
The Gilroy California; Adcocaie tells of
IL tragedy which recently occurred noar
Gilroy, and in which Prudence Page, nee
McNamec, enticed Beckwith Kelly to a
willow copso and there shot him dead
The renson of this was that Kelly once
wished to marry her, but was rejected; !;
and she married Mr.. Stout. Kelly lied
basely about her, and did all in his pow
er to estrange her husbands affections,
but could not Mr.. Stout died, and
Kelly renewed his suit, but was again
rejected, the lady marrying Mr.. Page.
Kelly kept up his outrageous course of
slandering her, and finally caused sepa-
ration between her and her husband.
Thereupon, Mrs. Page returned from
San Francisco whittier Kelly's lies had
followed her, and where she had lived
with Mr.. Page-found the man, and, as
said, took him to lonely place and shot
him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

EDITOR PHGN1x: In April last, took
a trip to Greenville, s. c., over Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. I then
camo to the conclusion that would not
take another trip over the road, unless
my life was insured, as the road was in
most horrible condition. Since that
time, have been North and West, but
business calling mo here again, learned
that somo changes had been effected in
tho Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad,
and that great improvements had been
made in the road, and having some bu-
sincss at Greenville. I concluded to try
it again; and must here state that was
most happily disappointed, as I found
the road improved to almost first class
road, and the cars we're magnificent. I
can truly say that in travelling over $4,000
miles, 1 have seen no better cars on any
wholly unacquainted with you, or any of
learned that the company have, for Su-
perinteudcnt, o Mr.. More, formerly con-
nectcd with the New York Central Rail-
road, and that the improvement was, in
q great measure, owing to his manage
mcnt as I understand he has given his
whole time to putting his road in good
ordor; and am always ready to give my
testimony and rs this road, by the ener
gy and management Of Mr. More. has
been brought out of the mud and made
n good road, 1 thought would let you
know what strangers think 1 think of it.
You can do what you choose with this.
[ feel that such persons, industry, etc.,
should be noticed, in all cases, as it will
stimulate others to act. Yours truly,
A PHILADELPHIA.
COLUMBIA, September 13, 1870.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

THE attention OF the reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement of Bradfed 4
Co, i'll another column. They are undoubt-
cdly selling the best remedies out for the
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD.
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR and DR.. PHurHITT's
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE. has certainly
cured moro afflicted persons than any two
medicines of their age. Try them and be
well, ns these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
ton or money refunded AT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16
Fair OF 1870.

Mr.. EDITOR: hereby offer for the
best collectiongof native fish, brought
for exhibition at our next Fair, one
handsome aquarium and one pair
gold fish for parlor. ornament. Value
$500. Not more than three Of each
variety must be exhibited by one ex-
hibitor, and care must be taken in max
ing selection of suoh fish as possess
food and fesh-giving qualities, and
also as being fitted for stocking the
ponds and rivers in our State. Ample
will be provided for the
display of such fish us may be sent, and
the undersigned hopes to make this an
feature of the next Fair.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
General Superintendent,
s. G. A. and M. Fair Association.
Papers in the State will please copy.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16
COLUMBIA, September Is, 1870.

A. ]. Ransier. Esq.-S1R: Your COM
munication of the 9th Instant only
reached me to-day. Tho time is too short
now for me to make any definite ar
rangements; but will refer your propo-
sition to Col. Paul Fielder. OF Orange
burg, who will doubtless take the matter
into consideration, and, if time permits,
will make the desired arrangement.
am, respectfully,
E. W. SEIBELS,
Sec. Ex. Com. u. r. Z.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16
Hardy Solomon g. Co..

HAEING entered into the manufacture of
Ill BRICK and QUARRYING OF GRANITE.
and purchased of Mcssrs. Wright & Vim, one
Of their new patent Brick Machines. capable
of turning out from 10. 600 to 1900 bricks per
day, arc now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities OF bricks
desired. Apply to HARDY SOLOMON, at hiA
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sent 3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED Chemists being
unable to discover the ingredients in fragrant
SoZoDoNT. which removes all stains from the
teeth and imparts such peculiar rosiness to
the gums, the public are hereby informed that
it is preparation from the Bark of the Quill
LAYA SAPoNARIA or Soap Tree OF Chill, import
ed for the irst time into this country for this
special purpose. Such is the purifying and
innocuous effect of this rare botanical agent,
that it removes discolorations fir IN the most
fragile textile fabrics, without injuring sin
gle thread.
Save and mend the pieces, use "SPALDISG's
GLUE" SLIP
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-16

filthy and NAL l-odorous than tho thick sedi-
mcnt of the hair coloring preparations sold in
dar kenod bottles. Per contra. PHALoN's VI
ITALIA, or SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, the only
article that will renew the natural color of
gray hair, has no sediment and is perfectly
transparent. Sold by all druggists and fancy
goods dealers. S1It3
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Union Reform Convention.
VIM. a. Wright-Nickerso House.
Paysngnr & Franklin-The Very Best
j. X L. X. Agnew-Soap and Flour.
Il. G.. Plnmer-Look Ont.
Jacob Levin-Anction Sales.
Il. Cantwell-IrishP Potatoes.
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If the testimony Of aged persons who have
tested the vivirving and solacing properties of
LIPMANN'S GREAT GERMAN BlTrEIiS is
worthy OF crcdencc, they are decidedly pre-
fcraOlc to any of the uniuedicatcd stimulants
or combinations of drugs and alcohol ordina-
ly prescribed to cheer the spirits and
strengthen the systems OF persons OF an ad-
vanred age. These bittcrs produce no unna-
tural excitement, and these effects are at once
tcract 10 4 great degree the depressing inilu-
encc which the decay Of the bodily energies
has upon the animal spirits; it is, therefore,
that il is acknowledged universally. that Ljpp.
manns Bittcrs are cordial for the aged. SIi2
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Pepsin and Pancreatine Preparations

PepSln and Pancreatlne Preparations
NKTE take pleasure in calling the attention
w of Physicians to n class of medicinal
preparations but recently introduced and
which from the results already obtained will
soon become recognized remedies. Pepsin
digests the more solid portions of food, and
Persons therefore, with weak digcstions. in.
fants with deranGcd stomachs, have a safe and
sure remedy. Books for distribution at the
store of l.. II. HEINITSU,
Ang 12f Druggist and Apothccarv
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends and acquaintanccs of MRS.
HANNAH ZIMMERMAN, and OF MIR. and
Mrs. D. P. Mcdonald, are respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral OF the former, THIS
(Friday) MORNING. at 10 o'clock, at Trinity
Church.