davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

ing to pass counterfeit 80 b at The store Of Mr.. VIM
Harding, Grand-s1-, y. ID.
The body Of IN unknown man, aged about
CO. wa found i'm fhe river ~ f0N OF fODei had on
black coat and pantaiOors and wool Va 81 IT.
Nicholas NoIl, aged IS, fell fr,'m 2 lird-s'oEy
Ninthsts., L. d. Tuesday night auc"as Instantly
killed.
United States Marshal Da.lOD yesterday SOLD
quantity Of coAu5catod whisky ~ % ceHto Seon'
John DOnnelly, IA car-dTiveT, was held for
cNaMnntOn ~ tlsltce Dcimur - charge ~ having
siateed Ihomas Mcmahon and Peter JO.eplLs di.ei
row i-tween party o. young men re'srng from Bmd-
night excursion.
Detective Frost az the CentrnI Office yestsr-
day arrested young n0aB named ". n Rcndricka Who
bad aDsconded with euge9 AID Aorac bson. ng 10 Sc
H. t. witty, livery stable keeper IN N.ynsst Hess
bricks was committed.
Mrs. ROscmond 4, Applcby, No. 81 MYRTLE
ave. brought snit in the Cty Court b. recover $1,000
from Mr.. Francis J. kcl her landlord for injuries
ceyed by falling through ie cciisr-Hay ffRHt Of her
residence She claimed nat Re.tZ aware ~ it,
dangerous condition. but refused q repair IT, ~ jury
gave her s200
In the case of the child killed by the fall Of
Hamilton Market short time ago. the toroneFs iury
have iust rendered the fOnVi1Z remarkable verdict:
We lind that Isabella Mglcu cuoe % her death ~ IN
unforeseen accident the falling II the Hamilton Market
building corner Of Hain Ou-aYe G. and Van Brun-i, ara
hereby censure the Inspector ~ Pubic BulntH p
not having discovered il condition before, IL hhNng
been in a dangerous condition for some tne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
,pMorR OF NJ. RECONSIDERATION.

Lucien Anatol Prevost-Paradol was born IN
Paris August g. 1922 of marriage between M rreFos'
an officer in the French army and Mile Parado an ae-
tress of distinction the Classical Iheater OF tne e
Richeleu His mother rose in her poies ION 20 po
honor of being made sOei<totre or associate -
the T6afe Trancais This title conferred upon frehch
actor in many respects the equivalent OF the hono 70
a painter Of being an AcademieiaD, "Roya' OF Ma
tiona" in England or America. Her tender care oi NE
earlier years was remembered in one OF the hhest pro
ductions Of M Provost Parado's pen. The hrst DooK
which he published In 1857, DH Rote De Ia Id"'f o'''
PEdueah0n," bears abundant testimony 10 'no
influences Of home and the watchuhess VI
,o.+erpal solieitude in directing his youth
II resulted that he became Distinguish"
scholar at unusually early age. He was pull Oh 'e
Bourbon College, and sfterwaId of the EeOte N"""e'
where in 1851 he received the prize for eloquence
awarded by the French Acadeny for his eulogy on be
pardin de Saint Pierre, best known as the author OF e
touching story Of Paul et Vir6iHie Here ~ Provost
PardoI received the degree Of Doctor OF Letters Wheh
ONLY % years old he became Professor Of French Lef"
are in Inc Faculty Of Letters at AK Though only Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IL is now stated that the Hudson River State
Uospsl will be ready receive thirty forty patients b. September
Two sections Of the building nearly completed
The steamer Arctic, of the Union Steamboat
Cnauy line sailed Yesterday afternoon from Buffalo with large
nr Of passengers four weeks pleasure trip through the scenery
at the head OF Lake Superior
Ar the request of the United States
Aone the Hon X Hall adjourned the Stated Term OF the United
ss district Court be held Buffalo, August TO- 70 sep
tmb 10 All pending August 10 will stand over until sep
The supreme conclave of the Order of Seven
Wise Men met Baltimore yesterday The Hon Anthony samooa Of
Ion.iana presided delegation present from Louisiana
Tennee Mississippi Alabama Virginia Pennsylvania NehraAa Mas
s,shusetts NewJey NegYork Kentucky and other states Lh
address of Welcome delivered by jas Young OF THIS city, Inc
several days delegates still arriving anu 'oiAy
,by will visit public interest; by nVtauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
Special Noiites.
Phalon,s "yitalia,v Or, salvation for the Hair

Phaion's "vitaIia,v Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoNs "vTTALTA" differs utterly from all the dyes cot
orersp and resO" o. in acts on totally d1s1' Phn'
cps npd fragrant sud perfectly nnoeuou pecp'l''' no
muddy requires shaking and communicates no
stain to the skin the linen. No paper curtain necessary to conceal
its turbd appearance simple that not 'arbA o
all ntents purposes DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
70, sale BY all arggist. PHALoY son, Nsp.York.
Tenth Assembly District Union Republican Asso-
ciation,-The regular monthly meeting Of tbs Asosoa WI Pc
held This Thursday EVENING July ~ AZ O'CLOCK a. &c headluAr
tsrs Ma AS Bowery attendance OF members : fe1uee as
business OF the utmost importance viii b. brought before We ~
S w. EUGENE MARTIN, FIrst NIoe-Presiient-
WV GLAsER Secretary
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican -
socintou-The regular monthly meeting vii he held n - h'
~ ~ 49, TbinIsye ats NJ JAMES JACKSON President
WEEK ". CULVER, ALBERT BOGEEr Seeretarlez
Twenty-frst Assembly District Union Republican As
sociation-The monthly meeting will he held Al tarMay
Han corner Il and Ihln.a'e' inns
Ub5nsiavl EVENING at O'Clock ". H. DE CAMP, President
Joas No Ig, $secreta-es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
ppoRABLE HoMIcrpE IN PATTERSON.

stabbing case occurred in Paterson yes'er-
A., f,onoon which may result in the death OF Patrick
Mrcarde. The latter, while partially intoxicated Wis
w ar occrv and liquor Of wiiam Dalzell on
i,' 90 Grand and Pinests. Both men called each
otSer opprobous names and Dalze became 50 esasnea
that he threw something at Mccarde wnsn ,ne
SO ,u i,b notato Dazell next struck M ,s nm
mt Dai1e nnd weight on the head and knocAsu INN
senseess into the street se1ng s1d n the
ms iIS, P"nvSd of spectators gashed hlhl iSIdar
o, AN AN receiyed severe stab in the tempe
wrist and left hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
p O SITS RIPT.
LATEST WAR NEWS.
$3.50 A. w.

COMMENTS OF THE ENGLISH PREss-NEUTRALITY
OF BELGIUM-AUsTRIA AGAINST GERMANY
THE POPE ON THE OTHER sIDE-ADDREss
TO KING WILLIAM.
berlin, Tuesday, July 20. 1870.
The Reichstag voted unanimously loyal address
In reply to the Kings speech.
On the reading Of the address the members OF the
Rcchstag and the entire assemblage OF spectators,
including PRINCE Leopold, Mr.. Bancroft, the Ameri-
can Minister, and other notable persons, arose and
remained standing, reverentialy uncovered, until
the reading was ended. The scene was one OF deep
sOlemnity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
A PROMINENT MAN SHOT.

LYycHBURG, Va, July 2O.-Col. Z. c. Ran
doph proprietor of the Piedmont Land Agency, man
OF some pronnenee and large means was shot dead to-
day in difficulty with Lewis wimbish and John VIM
bsh IT. The latter received slight wound in the head
Some months ago Randolph sold 20 man named Moe OF
New, Jersey the valuable Green Hill Farm, stanton
River belonging 20 Col John Wimsh, sr fOT securities
uOmInallv worth $4,000. These securities are said 10
i9re rrn,-el w0rthle-s Col WlmDsh attempting to
recover tho farm claiming that the transfer iIaud
.i .xss.ss.ii.sa IAs lssssaats sese OF the shoaaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
CUBA.

DRUMHEAD CoURT-MARTIALs ABOLISHED
HAVANA, July 20.-In view of the waning OF the
rebellion Captan-General de ROdas has issued cir
cular abolishing drum-head court-martals through
out the Island except in extraordinary cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
NETWORK.

THE WAR on CONGRESSMAN BENNETT ENDED.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July 20.-FrOm an article in
this afternoons Commercial Advertiser it that the
feud between that paper and the Hon D. $. Bennett,
NJ. c. has been patched up by the latter calling ON the
proprietOrs and burying the hatchet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
GEORGIA..
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 2O.-In the Senate, to-day
the Relief bill was laid the table for the present and
the special ORDER the consideration Of the resolution de-
claring Aaron A. Bradley ineligible TO seat from the
First Senatorial District, taken up The entire
morning hour occupied by Mr.. Bradley in his de-
Tense.
In the House the Finance Committee reported favor
ably the resolution requiring tine COntrolerGener
to ascertain the exact amount set apart for the Educa
tional Fund. The Committee the Pententiary made
their report saying that the system worked better
than the old and is similar to the system of working
cOnvicts that Is in in of the Northern States
The report made the special order for Wednesday
next.
resolution offered by Mr. Treedy, that election
be held in this State until the admission OF its Represent
atves in Congress and that all election laws not suitable
the present condition of the State be repealed 1t
is reported that this adopted in the Republican eau
Gus last night. Both Houses adjourned until Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

sMTTT-BURKB-On Welnessy, The 2h i-' hy c Rev fihr
LafoB F1uk Smith Mics May e.. only uansief Of BeSs
Brigad General MsTin Burkc.
STRANAHAS- Weinesav, July 2e q W5srrh.
Mass. hy Rev DR. Rchsrdson, Hon. j. - T. Snahan 70 tnnC
Harrison OF Brooklyn.
wRIGHT-PAGE-On Wednesday JAY % BY Res D. ker Boz 'lss
the residence Of The brides aunt tlas NHf - Sa an IS
Page, both OF Providence X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

10y tne President The cause for declining the invitation
was tIat the acceptatOn of IL would entail long
absence OF members Of the Club engaged In business
Wednesday, sept z. was fixed for the annual regatta
Whch Is 10 be held at Pleasant Valley. There to
IGf racesLsngie and double souls, slxoared gigs and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA..

THE ELECTION IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, July 20-Judge Guigon this
morning decided that the violation OF the election law in
one ward Of the city Initiated the late municipal election
and another election must he held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

Congress md Empire spring Co.'s DEPOT ~ Conrrss:
Empire. AMI Other Mineral sprrg Watr, % 90 lsBYrsf. sNAA
BR0ADwAY Free deyeued t an Bro0Al Na'aF4i a os9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
RAILROAD MEN TO BE ARRESTED FOR MAN
SLAUGHTER.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 2O.-Warrants have
been issued against Henry g. shatuck and Andrew NJ.
Grant Conductor and Engineer Of the accommodation
train and George Barnes Conductor OF the mail train
an tRe Northern Railroad, charging them with man
slaughter by causing the death Of Charles W. Clark I'm,
gneer on the mail train at Canaan July 49, The trlal
will take Mace a Lebanon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

Senator Morton and Gov. Baker mace sui SUI.
,,.,, sroe,f,a before u large mass meeting OF i"f'
ltcans of TerTe Hante IN the 18TH lnSl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
The Blood In summer.

The blood deeora, weather PrOfue pesson tepn1ea
portion of its nourshirs reproductive properties COnss
oueny Summer the degree it frmness the n0a
Gle. lack their usual elasticity and vgor and the weight Of the body
dminshes er ncat that the ordinary supply Of the
principle Afforded by food eat not sufficient to
meet the requirements the system under high temperature There
another reason for this beside influence Of the heat via tho
los. of appetite weakening Of the digestive which coca
SONS. Under these Circumstances wholesome inv goui evidently
needed and the best aud safest HosrErKRs sroSAcH BTSRs
T, admirable vegetable and slerave sets vo upon tho
system in several ways the appetite and facilitates dse
ton thereby neHning the stomach receive and enabling to ~
late due nouhment 1t also tones The relaxed 'eere' or
gans and the bowels operation the Of 'n'e'on 0e
eaoued by through the arrested the whole a@s IT,
e.bsd and inyeOrate and the spirits eIhara The dpae tia
ho.s The nervous. the deba,e scarcely need to he told that
nu,n, and corrective they ought to sAE at ' season.
,s Of them know the fact BY experience Sotiss n the Phar-
m,coOss Tor out Of ~ will supply plaa Of all The trashy local.
nosrsms which nnscrupuloO' dealers ""a" DC ''
Of their own pockets, 10 peddls out in its seA4 "
-. p.n.h,ican GENERAL Committee "A special meet
~ CniPn hs On atRsbif q " H,.sgo,s
Of Broadway ina Roe John COCHRASE PreeaL
with reference 70 De HUGH GARDNER We pra.s.nt.
JAMES GALNh)
cE9ESE a T. ccaPgSOS' se.rtahe'
Commercial Travellers gns South o. Wet VII fnd
m, ,S MN P0cKsT EDITIONS Of The REFERENCE BOOK
the locations tal ahd eft't s-
yerv business ANY ombnaton OF states required DUN,
R1RI oW Co. the Mercantile Agency 50 brosdway
A specially. Light Locomotives
1851 A ..,s srades light rails For
a.. fr mines lumber distress QuArne nrnsas
va lila Por photographs and foil information, address
~" ~ SMITH a PORTER, Pttsbargh, Peas
% edng SATURDAY Juy q 1870 will close this Ofoe II Es,
and SATURDAY Il o'clock al TIE Staoos eiS~s,
viz and h, ll;a0 and d, ;l0i and y o5; ard H. 10 IA
p w. JONES, Postmaster
Post-Ofce NOtice.-rhe malls ar kaope "a THURSDAY,
J1y a. VII close This OAce sud 90 TIE stations =
II, a. H. JOAbs. Posna-.sA4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

Dr-Snge'- Caarrh Renedy.-@,f0 reward ~ an iac4f's
sold by Druggists, BY usil o. cents pln.it nee A.
dress r V. PIERCE, ~ d.. l'3 seaecast, Iaaslo. n \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

was letter from Randolph to young John wimbsh IN
regard 10 the controversy Randolph killed in his
Office, receiving five wounds. The Wimbishes have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
MARRIED.

Wedding ard VISITING Cards, Initial surt-r No'c Paper
wv. ia fULToA-sT. oiD DrCu CHrAca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

Enthusiastically, Wednesday, the goth, was not
so hot as the 18Th the day but little sunny The
sky was generally overcast very cloudy from mid
night D. M very gusty 10 a. M: gusty to noon
NOe-l9th, to ~, very g1lsty; slightly cloudy
highest temperatures of past ALLOWING from
50 for different exposure of themOmetersl have been:
In 1926 on June lOo 1916, June g 1912 1885, July Is
1922; 1866, July II, 1922; 1870, July IT, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
ne of such as got there in time We

me pnhtb IN arrival of the committee at the Club
house. ....,,,- ,ssocI ALTON
A. a meeting OF the Hudson Amateur ROW
~ location, last night, AT the AtAl.la ho.F tlub
inb CoTpnodOre Brady pfcridiug "ii
HOUSE, Iodon Rowing club declining the lhNAus OF
ron ,m Association " row siSSss 'ssS Ssss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
BASEBALL.
AN EXCITING CONTEST IN CINcINl

AN EXCITING CONTEST IN CINCINNATI.
Inc Red Stockings narrowly escaped defeat
on Monday last in their game with the Harvard College
Nihe' nothing but "soratch" saving them. When the
ht inning began the stood II to ~ in favor Of
.ne hatVards The latter then went in and white
washed Leonard and George Wright putting the side
out Inc Reds then went in to defeat, having six
rum 10 get 10 do It, Allison led of by going out at first
pase, ana TWO men out with one run In, when
sYeay hit hot liner To Goodwin, the Harvard pitcher,
VINO fel as II shot, The game was then suspended until
he had recovered, hearty cheers greeting him he
plucklIy faced the Red Stocking batteries again. He
could not pitch as effectively as before, however and the
Reds began to punish him. and before the inning term
mated eight runs had been scored and the game won
Inc following ls the scOre OF the innings:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
LIST 3D. a. i,h. 5b 9th. 7tn 9Th. 9th. Totals
ri ~ s'Ssi .ii;si,SS : : ( 3 I sT%

VHpe-hr T. Mls OF the Mutual Club Time OF game Ii9o
The Mutuals played the Harvards yesterday,
ana play the Red Stockings to-day.
Athlete VS.. Champion on their grounds to-
day.
The MOntauks played game with the En-
,eTpse az Jersey City yesterday Score-Montauk, IL
Enterprise 10.
THE BENEFIT MATCHES.
Morris, Weed g. Decker have generously Of
fered the use OF the Captoine Grounds for benefit
match for the widow and orphans OF the late Mr. Pccot
IL IL thought that match for this charitable purpose
VIII be arranged between the Mutuals and Atlantcs,
prior To their return game of August Y.
STAR VS.. HARMONIC.
Inc nlnes of the reserve corps OF these we'll
known amateur clubs OF Brooklyn had elastic ball
game yesterday in which they displayed their ability TO
rank with the first mines in heavy hitting. Home runs
and threebase hits of frequent occurrence. The
score is:
Harmonic. ......................... 8 2 81
star ',;.';........................ IA
UmPre-Mr, Lewis Time-2;i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih fau
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
CALL FOR A DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
FALSE NEWS.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2O.-Ihe Erening Con-
station contains call from the Chairman Of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee for delegates from every
county in the State assemble in Atlanta the 18th Of
August next. The paper contains a letter from
Forsyth County stating that the uklux ourages that
reported in The Nec York Sun to have taken place
in that county did not occur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21
AQUATIC.
PENNANT REGATTA OF THE MANHATTAN YACHT
AQUATIC.

The first annual pennant regatta OF the
Manhattan Yacht Club took place yesterday under the
most favorable circumstances, excepting a good wind.
After waiting 10 minutes for the arrival OF the first
class boats which did not make their appearance the
started home. On the return the Mary Anne was
almost becamed in Cow Bay, with her topmast car
rad away.
en- foIlox NO time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-21

P0.t-Once NOtice.-rbe nails ar Eaforo "a THURSDAY,
Jly vii close ts OAce sud ut The Stations a.
follows, Va; and b. ESQ., sei D. sst9 ~ 49, y ma
H. Tan. a. w. JONbS, fasla@.NA'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-09
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 9.-Sa!es
of cotton yesterday III -middling
III Ii1.lW14aS.
New York, November S-Noon.-
Elourand wheat quiet. Corn scarce and
firm. Cotton casier-uplands l6aS; Or
leans 1G'7s; sales l, 1,0O0 bales. Freights
dropping. Stocks steady. Gold 1Ol.:.
Stcrling-long .; short 9ll. G2's Sl:s.
=. M. Cotton hcavy-salcs $1,000
bales; uplands 162s; Orleans 1G7s.
Flour-State and Western fnvors buyers; :;
Southern quiet and unchanged. Wheat
1c. lower, but active. Corn closed dull
and heavy-old 9019Iil.. Beef steady.
Pork dull, at 24.50. Lard unchanged.
Whiskey lower. at S7(0SS Rice-Caro-
lima Gia@G3i. Sugar firm. Coffee and
molasses dull. Freights quiet. Money
4(G5. Sterling 9@0ls Gold 1O,s@
1885; Governments firm; Southern's s
steady and unchanged.
BosTON, November 9.-Cotton dull
middling 1Gla016ai; sales 200 bales; re-
ceipts l73; stock 3, 500
BALTIMORE, November S.-Cotton less
active, but prices -midtllings
1G; sales 500 bales; receipts $50; stock
1906.
CIScISNATI, November S-Breadstufls
ana WhlSkcy unchanged.
ST.. Louis, November S.-Flour dull.
Corn firm. Whiskey, tobacco and bag
ging unchanged. Provisions firm. Pork
25. 50(62G 90. Shoulders 14ls; clear
sidcs-country, 1921. Lard-new 14l.i.
LOUISVILLE, November 9-Bagging
steady. Hemp %. Flax 90 Flour
quiet, ut 5 so. Mess pork 2400. Lard
IS; kegs II. Whiskey steady, at S5(1S6.
GALVESTON, November S. Cotton quiet
but weak good ordinary 1879; sales $50
bales; receipts $50; stock 13, ,O75
New ORLEANS, November 8.-Cotton
in fair demand. at lower rates-mid-
dlings 15h@155a; sales $500 bnles; re-
ceipts $500; stock SG,997.
MOBILE, November 8.-Cotton quiet
but lower-middling IS; sales 1900
bales; receipts 2,236; stock SO, ,181.
SAVANNAH, November 9.-Middling
cotton 151aG15Ll; sales 4 300 bales; re-
ceipts 1863; stock 73,777.
AUGUSTA, November S.-Cotton in
fair demand and prices easier sales
LOIS bales; receipts 1880; middlings
141a.
CHARLESTON, November 8.-Cotton
weak -middlings 15H@15Li; sales 700
bales; receipts 1856; stock ~, III.
LONDON, November 8-3 Z. M.-Con-
soils 93la. Bonds S9l5.
LIVERPOOL, November S-3 P. NJ
Cotton opened quiet but now tends
downward-uplands 91G; Orleans 92s.
LIVERPOOL, November S-Evening.
Cotton flat-uplands 9@916; Orleans
9l4C993s; sales 5000 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-09
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NNHE year that is rapidly drawing to q
close, has been crowned by Almighty
God with manifold blessings. The earth has
brought forth her kindly fruits, and abund-
ant harvests have rewarded the husbandman;
honest labor has received a rtmuneratinp
compensation. and the general prosperity has
been increased, political bitterness has been
amclioratcd, and the public tranquility has
been greatly improved; health has prevailed
within our borders, and We have been pre-
served from the pesiilcncc that walkcth in
darkEcsS, and the destruction that wastcth
nj moor lay. In view cf these ncstimah!c
benefits and advantages, and in accordance
with timc-honorcd custom, I, ROBERT X
SCOTT, Governor of the State Of south Caro-.
lima, do respectfully recommend the obscrv-
ance, by tho people Of this Commonwealth, of
THURSDAY, the 2i,h day of November, NJ n
day. y."f PCBLiC iCINANkSGlHINGu upon which,
laying aside all secular pursuits they M
assemble in their customary places of W,
ship and return icrveut thanks 10 that Bel
nceit providence, To which we are SO muc:,
Indebted; and, invoking the continuance of
His smiles ard blessings, during the coming
year,ln the preservation of peace and har-
mony, and the fastening IF tho time, when
the wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and .he
leopard shall lie down with the kid; that the
passions OF violent men may be assuagcd, and
the stlrrers-up OF strife, who have made CO.
venant with death, may be robuked and their
counse!s come to naught; fer the spread of
intelligence, ana the general diffusion of edu-
cation among the people; for the promotion
OF industry, III the building up of our waste
places, when the desert shall rejoice and
blossom as the rose, and every man shall sit
under his vine and under his fig tree. and
mono shall modest them or make them afraid.
Given under my hand and the great seal of
tho State, at Columbia this eighth day
LIS Of November. A. d. 1870, and in the
ninety-iitth year of the Independence
of tho United States of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
+. l.. CARDoZo, Secretary of State
Nov OH +lT
sD- Every paper in this State copy once
and send bill to the Executive Office
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-09
For Sale.

"li.l log offered for safe, Oh SALE DAY
IL ncccnbcr next, that GRAIN and
COTTON PLANTATION in Abbtvil!,. County.
near Caihouns Mills, on Caihoun's Creek,
containing 1000 acres, mere or less bounded
nE lands or estate o! James TagSart Mrs
Catnerne Aston, john Link, a!l others.
The improvements are cooI there are ac
c"mmodatiuns for twenty-five vr thirty labor
crs and fences i'll Suo, repair. Almost $50 or
500 acres are creek hr:tcn land, au.l almost
oUd acres timhcrcd.
The place can be treated :nr privately, and
with IT will hc s":d. Z Gcaiic! MI ES.
HORSES. STOCK. CORN, &c
lfnot sold, it will be rented. Apr'v 10 WN.
III. PARKER, 1t Abbcvil,r Court House.
Oct - !2D Ii pAEEFn