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(Troa tEo largest Manufacturing Chemists y
il the Worldly
November 4, 1854
~ an acquainted will Mr.. IL. r. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally 20 bc:ore him. j have been
favorahiy Impressed With his character and
enterprise"
: tT-c WILLIAM TEIGHTAAEGFC
Firm Of Powers and Nc:ghtman AnnpfHc- :
. turing Chemists, Ninth md Brown .
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Information has been received at
Washington that Chief Justice Chase
continues 20 improve in health, and
expects soon to resume his seat on
the bench. III : f
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AIDING FOR he
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Something About Nav Styles. ]
VELyETEEN.

aAE1al'
The cmaterial hat fanks-next i'm
beauty 10 velvet, and by many pre-
fsrred tocheap qualities, is black vel
veteen. - Some Of these. are SO hand
some thai they can hardly be distin
guishcd at a glance from vel The
choicest ones have neatly quilted silk
liningss and are trimmedal with bands
of Gros-gsaiR-siik piped with satin.
The cheaper ones are trimmed with.
silk galoon, laid on flat, and have fan
mel Innings Some Of tile jauntiest
are made cat form, that is, sIashed in
the back, with outside pockets, the
front closed with yellow metal buttons,
and two on the back seams. Silk
braid, an inch vide, is the variety. used
as trimming Jet buttons are gener-
ally pnt on three garments in prefer
ence iteemetal. In this material.
when the shape is a sacqae, it is al
ways short reaching not mole than
leu lLlOllCc DSlOW ClIC HdISI. my Vi |
these garments can BE bought outright
at the dry goods stores at from s15'to
s25. GA # alody chooses to make
her a4n-el9ak, yelyetsep can be pre-
cured from 81. a5 tos3,00a yard
1t iSlhardly n~eeessary'to state that
the highestprfce ubtainsr the most de-
goods, and that IL a lady can
not afford tAiszshe bad better ,5copfne
herself t an ehtife suit Of some wool
stuff Whole suits of black vel
veteen are exhibited at the openings,
but, for some-eause;T these have never
taken with our ladies. The same
number ofyards is required for a vel
veteep- cloak that it takes Of velvet
the materisl measuring from three
4uartersst9raa yardRiwide. and the
sleeves arermade A6@ihg.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-11-16

,igolaeIT Ih9n .g1RsI beIeaa I9m1sf
2 pertaining TO any part ID tho caFfiaec bdsffo nj
ness, on short netice, sanddate reasonabltsFss
rates. hsWe hope by fair and ,honorabe DEALT NJ
ing to merit your patronage and reques ss,g
you to call and examine our work IN at
stages of completion, and we think you wi
be. well paid for 50 doineIA swoH q vsT
2 ~ fieaH. ]. TRAVERTA Z. 0GDEM .o..a
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Z A. P. Critenden, q prominent law
yer of San Francisco and Reporter of
the Supreme Court Of California,
was shot, it is thought fatally, byMrs.
Laura Fair, in the Oakland ferry
boat.
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-, H. J. TRAVER & G0gst<isea iuo
of Wadsworth,li Ohio hdyen estsslisl1eR 40
branch shop in dAshlandir where we shpllN 10
keep on hand and make to prdsE AZ inc s,yie
-Dsa Carriages, Buegffssges sfdigNsyd, I'd bs1aa
Of the latest style and Improvement. All
iour work is
hnn Hai,i 9n S. nemTsST . esu,osT
,sdt bow RRAlNETsED Yaal4aq wal
1ninsno9 to ,sDdggEo3 nj 19sg tsnf
and employ none but irst class mechanics.
We feel safe in saying, that for durability Si
and finish, our work stands second to- h0feiE92
made in the state. All of which we viii
offer at as low . price, as the, same equality
, We also give notice that We d67soS 20 emzg
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A letter from Newfoundland says
that a mine containing large quanti-
ties of silver has been discovered near
Tilt Cave. Several Specimens of gold
were also found near the same place.
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= oI tI'I.a -AuI.l itELLBIn - y mo -
.l IN ASHLAND goas aig al
by Ames & Leach.
We. would respectfully, inform the ~,eiti-,
zens of Ashland and adjoining zcodnfiesh
that the we'll known firm efIonGlsd ,qidsn9o1
= = ! III ara.In.Al.H = - LII
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CLoAKs ~

All velvet cloaks are either made
very Iohgora very short! The style
most IN Vogue }qr young ladies is a
short, hap fitting basque that requires
two yards and three quarters of yard
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-23
For Sale--By Assignee in Bankruptcy.
LaurenS Railroad.
Nov9t


DISTRICT tS Court OF Me United States, Soah Caro-
Rdnrood Company, Bankrupt-In Bank
BY order Of Hon. G. s. Bryan, District judge
OF the United States. for South Carolina
District, will sell at public outcry. in the
city OF Columbia, South Carolina, at 12
O'Clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th
day OF December, 1870, FREQ from all liens
and membranes, all equity OF redemption
being forever barred and absolutely fore
THE TRACK and R6Ab.BEsbf, 'th bR1paEs
CULYERTS. MACHINE-SHOPS, WATER.
TANKS, and STATION-HOUSEs, all the LO-
COMOTIYE CARS and MACHINERY, and all
and singular the property and assets, real and
personal, of every description whatsoever of
the LAURENS RAILROAD COMPANY, and
all the rights privileges, franchises and ease
monts lawfully held, used or enjoyed by the
said Laurcns Railroad Company, on the fol-
and tho residue in bonds OF the purchaser,
payable in one, two and three years, with in
terest Mt seven per cent. per annum; payable
semi annually and secured by q mortgage of
the premises sold; Provided, however that
tho purchaser shall have leave to pay the
whole bid in cash, if he prefers to do 80.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
Assignee of Laurens Railroad Company.
n. B. The Laurens Railroad is thirty-three
miles in length, running from Laurensville,
3: T., through very productive cotton re.
gion ana denscly populated country, and con-
Meeting at Newberry with tho Greenyille and
Columbia Railroad. Any information respcct-
ing tho property offered for sale above, will be
gladly furnished on application to
JAMES II. BAXTER, Assignee,
NOV ta19 Newberry, sc.
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For Sale.

I OFFER for sale DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DESCE i'll Columbia, on Plain street, be-
tween Bull and Pickens; oight good rooms,
most desirable locations in the city.
Alec, ''The Van Patton Shoals" In Spartan
burg District $50 acres Of good Land, with
most desirable water power in the state-on
Enoree Tlirer and within five miles OF the
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Road. A
never falling stream, and with seventy-flye to
this place has no superior. Also, valuable
LOT, on West sido Main street, between BIan.
ding and Laurel. 52a foet front, running back
416 feet. Liberal terms will be given.
@Applyto JAMES @. GfBBES, or Rev. JOHN
FIELDlNG, Columbia. Nov 1877
Epicures COLL Mt ,porIOryR'a
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South Carolina---Richiand County.


Do. PEIXOTTO & SON, AuoT1oNEEns.
Mrs. Mary s. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna Nj. auign-
ard, et a., us. James 8. Guignard, as Ad-
ministrator, ct al.
IL by his Honor Judge John T. Green. on
the 1st day Of July. 1870, will sell the fol-
lowing REAL ESTATE in the city Of oolum-
bia, belonging to the estate Of the late James
Ill December next: IT,
l. The LOTS fronting on Richardson street
cottnering ern on Plain street. and running
Court House square; bounded on the South
y, 6y lots recently sold as property Of DR.. r! W.
Gibbes, sr.. deceased. This property is CON
gible sites for stores in the city. It will be
sub-dlvlded, and proper plats prepared, which
can be inspected at the office OF the under
signed in Columbia. -.
on Gills Creek, about seven miles from Co.
lumbia, containing 1852 acres, more or less:
bounded b on the Eastby lands OF the estate OF
lands of DR.. A. Wallace; South By the "Bie
Lake" plantation; North by Gilrs Creek. Il
desired, Will be sold in parcels.
.. Inc square OF four acres in Columbia,
upon which the Mansion House of the late
James s. Guignard, .Sr., stood, surrounded by
a substantial brick wall; bounded on the
North by Gervais street; Eaet by Bull street;
street. This square will probably be divided
into half acre lots.
ALSO,
Eight acres Of LAND in the corporate limits,
bounded on the South by lands formerly of
Gregg, now OF Erwin; North by lands Of the
NJ Misses Stark; East by lands now occupied By
w. "; Hampton n Gibbes. on Barnwell street; con-
tlnued East by lands OF the Misses Stark
=, a plat of which may be seen at the Office o.
tho undersigned.
The entire property is sold FREQ from sill
disputable titles.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, remainder
payable in one and two years in equal install.
mments. m with interest from date Of sale paye-
gage; purchaser to insure and assign the
policy to the undersigned. Purchaser to paw
for papors, stamps, eto.
D. B. DESAUSSURE,
Nov9t Special Referee
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$500 gS@IRSe +
Valaa6k cRy LOU as 1uetion. ~
BYD.C. PEIX0TT0 & BON, Auctioneers
On the FIRST MONDAY in December next, IN
highest bidder. that SeautifulIy located ted
residence Of Mayor Alexander snd The Go.
a1Sn ysrn0rs I'm which Til be divided into
LOT No. l, bounded on the North by Lum-
Der street, measuring thereon 50 feet 2inchea.
more or less; on the West By Pulsshi street.
| on the East by lot No. 2.
Lot No. 2, G: the same Dimensions, bounded
on the North by Lumber streets, on the East
by lot No. 8, and on the West by lot No. J.
on the North by Lumber street; on the East
by lot No. 4; on the West by lot No. 2.
Lot No. 4, Of the same dimensions, bounded.
by lot No. 8; on the East by lot No. g.
LOT No. b, bounded On the North by Lum-
Dor street, measuring thereon 208 feet 8inchea,
measuring thereon 2OS feet inches, more or
less; on the South by lot No. 6. This is q
corner lot. and one Of tho most desirable loca-
tlons in the city.
Lot No. 6, bounding and fronting on Wayne
street, and measuring thereon 104 feet
,,nohss ,nct more or less and running back 2o8
f0fs Ho en the South ssa b lot Ne
East by Wayne street; on the South by Rich
land street, running back on said street 2OS
feet inches, more or loss; on the North by
lot No. 6.
LoT No. 8, fronting and measuring on Rich
land street so feet 2 inches, more or leso;
bounded on the East by lot No. z; on the
West by lot No. 8, running back 20S feet 8
inches, more or less. N sl.ot
LOT No. Q, of the came dimensione, fronting
on nichland street; bounded on the Ea5t bS
lot No: 8; on the West by lot No. 10. - =
LOT No. 10, Of the same Dimensions, front.
ing on Richland street; bounded on the East
by!ot No. o; on the West by lot No. II. ,ooI,,
ing, on Richland street; on the West By Pui
laski street, running back thereon 2OS te5.,
| more or less; on sne East ~ lot No. 10. II
TERMS OF SALE-One- third cash. balance in
one and two years, secured by bond of the
purchaser, bearing interest st the rate. of
| seven per cent. per annum, and mortgage Of
the promises. Purchaser to pay us for papers
| and stamps. Nov II =,
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NEW YORK, November 2l.-The steam
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DRY GOODS OUR oaHEs ESTABLISHMENT

The following heads "
81 -
SILKS,
French Mcrinos,
Poplins,
Empress Cloths,
Amures,
Scotch Plaids,
Black Alpacns,
Mourning Goods,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Laces,
Embroiderics.
Rugs.
Oil Cloths,
Window Shades,
Cornices,
DamaBk,
Lace Curtains.
Swiss Curtains,
Cassimeres,
Flannels,
White Goods,
Long Cloths,
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Epicures, coll at Por.Lo0K's,
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-04

Its Turpentine at 80 a 39tc Petroleum quiet: crude
at l2tc; refined at 244c. Tallow at 10 g 1Olc Wool
firm; domestic fleece at "a q 4sc; pulled at 81 a Ale
Texas at 22a g Sic; California at SO q 33c. Linseed
at 2 ~, gold: Freights to Liverpool heavy; -four
80 Cd; per sail rs cd.
G;aIcAGo, Aug. 8. - Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet at 10 for 2. Corn quiet at size for No. q
oats "a declining; No. 2 at 43ic. Rye steady at so a
1Ic ior NO. 2 Barley active at 05 for No. 2. High
wines nrm at soc. Live Hogs lower at 40 a 1000
s sfo lar to choice Cattle finn at 625 $50 Tor
SUCKERS TO extra prime shipping.
90 Receipts 800 bbs. -four, 1900 bush. wheat
sz00o bush corn, 62 900 BUSH oats 5000 bush. rye,
''0Uo bush. barley $500 hogs.
100 Ssna1pments-7,5OO bbs. four 900 bush. wheat,
ley 6.4OO hogs.
On CINCINNATI, Aug 3-Provisons firmer Pork at
oe oc ior new mess. Lard at i6c. Sugar cured hams
az zoe. Bacon active; shoulders at 14Ic clear rib
sies at 174c; clear sides at Isle. Bulk meats firm;
shoulder at i3ac; sides 151c clear rib sides at 1GIc
clear sides al l62c, but held at lie.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 3-Cotton firm; Mddlinp
upiands at ~ q i7sc.
at 17ic. "s 'pi'nuS
CHARLESTON, Aug. 3.-Cotton quiet: Middling
uplands at 10 q Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-04

ARMY AND NAVY UNIoN.-At the meeting
of this organization Tuesday evening four new
members were admitted and an unusually
large number of applications for membership
received. Henry T. Carter was chosen dele
gate to the reunion of the Army and Navy of
the Gulf. A committee was chosen to arrange
for an excursion over the Portland & Ogdens-
burg road on one of the earliest trains; and
another committee was charged with revision
OF the constitution. The subject of a uniform
was discussed and a committee appointed to
obtain estimates. D. H. Lockhart was chos-
en- Treasurer, vice Chas. E. Somerby, resigned.
Votes of thanks were passed by the Board of
Managers to the First National Bank, Alex
ander Stephenson and Joshua L. Sawyer, for
courtesies. The President was empowered to
enlarge the facilities of the reading room; and
it was votsd to open the headquarters every
Saturday evening from z to 10 o'clock for mem
bers wishing to avail themselves of the library
and reading room.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-04

LAW TERM-wEsTERN DISTRICT.
WEDNEsDAY.-The following cases were disposed
Of:
OXFORD COUNTY,
Samuel I. Richards VS.. John j. Perry. Dismissed
from this docket.
Bearce. Perry-Black.
YORK COUNTY.
Sally Corey ct al, in equity, vs. A. j. Stimson ad-
m'nistrator, ct al. To be argued in writing
Goodae. Bacon,
Bradbury & Bradbury
W. Taylor Rice vs.. Eben N. Perry. Argued.
hamliton-Ayer. Drew-Waterman.
w. II. Clifford. E. B. Smith.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
State of Maine VS.. David Crowley ct ais Argued
Reed, Attorney General. Putnam.
Enoch Martin ct al. VS.. Joseph Kilgore. Excep-
lions overruled Judgment affirmed
Bradbury & Bradbury. Strout g. Gage.
Alfred Richards ct ais. Albert Stephenson ct al.
and Trustees. To b. argued in writing.
L. Pierce. Putnam.
Bradbury g. Bradbury.
John d. Buzzell VS.. Grand Trunk Railway Com
pany. Argued,
Howard q Cleaves. Bradbury & Bradbury.
Ruth Coffin VS.. John T. Hull, administrator, Ar
gued.
Howard g. Cleaves A. "A. Strout.
State of Maine VS.. VIM. c. Robinson. Exceptions
overruled. Judgment for State.
Reed, Attorney General. Bradbury & Bradbury.
Andrew NJ, Hall VS.. Inhabitants of Falmouth.
Submitted on briefs.
Clifford. Howard 4, CIeaves
&C. Jones VS.. VIM. D. Mclaughlin ct al. Sub
mitted on briefs.
Clifford. Bradburv g. Rr.dburv
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-04
TELEGRAPHIO ITEMS.


Two well known Liverpool merchants, whose
names are withheld at present, absconded on
wednesday after overdrawing $20, 600 eacn
from the bank.
The Catholic party has been successful in the
late elections 10 Belgium.
1t is said that the New York police force
nave obtained knowledge which will lead to
the speedy arrest of Mr.. Nathan's murderer.
The liabilities of the Central Bank of Brook
lyn will reach $500, 900 or $1,000,000 against
SlU0 GOO capital. The President has given up
al his property, to the amount of $780, 900 or
$.tO,eeO 100000 more than his indebted
ness to the NIX
Dutch troops occupy HARLEM and Utrecht
and various points on the Yzel.
The Republicans of the 9th Ohio district
maze nominated Charles Foster, Of Senaca
county, for Congress.
James 81. Piatt, Republican member of the
"a virginia district, was renomlnated for Con-
gress wednesday.
The Congressional committee investigation
into the alleged treatment of the colored cadet
Smith at West Point have ordered the Offend
ing cadets reprimanded.
The business portion of Constableville, Lewis
county, N Y, was destroyed by fire Wednes-
day.
Barque Nellie Fenwick, from Hayti, of aud
TOR Boston, was totally DESTROYED by fire on the
Cd lust. off Block Island. Crew and passen-
gers saved and landed at Hyannis. Nothing
was saved from the wreck but two small car
pet bags
Thorpson's planning mill and block of
wooden dwellings in Hyde Park, Mass, were
burned Wednesday morning. Loss S12,O
Bridget Casey, 90 years old, was killed while
walking on the railroad track in Bradford,
Mass
Steamer New Brunswick, with the Colt ex-
curslonists on board, reached Bangor Wednes-
day afternoon on their return. They were
handsomely received. They will touch at Bel
fast, stop over night at Eockland and reach
Portland Friday.
England is freely exporting horses to Ger
many, which are forwarded to the seat of war.
A riot occurred at Peekskll, N Y, Tuesday
night, between members of the iron moulders'
union and non union men, in which one of the
former WITS killed.
A late number of the Vienna Post says that
Duke Babon asserts that King William, in
conversation with him in 1866, Informed him
that Bismarck was eager to cede the region
about the river Saar to France but the King
and Cou neil declined