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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-05
Oct 5 8lno
NOW OR NEVER!
THIS WEEK ONLY:

NAElOUS circumstances have DELAYED the
" departure OF DIR. RENDAL, the success.
fu! operator on Corns and Bunions. hut the
principal OF these is the great demand for his
Services, which his peculiar system of treat
ment has caused. But he must assure those
persons, who intend to honor him with call,
that he has been solicited to visit other cities,
to which lie mnst attend. He can bo con,
suited in the cottage on Assembly street. adj
lacent to the Washington House. The follow
ing arc tho names of q few of his many pa-
tlents, who have borne testimony to the skill
ana efficiency with which they have been
treated:
l have had painful Bunion removed by DR..
Kendal most satisfactorily, and should !
repetition OF it occur, will blanc myself. not
the Doctor. VIM. NJ. LOVE
Columbia, October 3D.. "
After the removal OF several painful Corns
by Or. itcndal, am able to bear upon the
parts which could not he done without mucI,
paiu before the operation
JOHN G. B. SMITH.
DR.. Kendall operated on my foot entirely sa-
tlsfactorlly. j. l.. REYNOLDS,
Columbia, September 81.
DR.: Rendal has this day removed several
painful Corns, without giving any pain.
September 26 W. D. CONNWELL, MD.
DR.. Kendall has this day extracted Corus
tirely. 4. N. rALLEY. MI
Columbia, September 81.
CoLCMp1A, S. c.. September 20, 1870.
pr. hendal has this day removed two moet
troubiesome Corns, without any perccptible
pain. l have had tho operation performed
before, but not 80 entirely satisfactory to me.
w. 7. GEIGER, NJ. D. .
DR.. Kendall extracted for mo this day. tive,
Corns, without giving any pain.
c. H. Mot.
LADIES osn be waited upon at their resi-
denccs ii desired. - Oct
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Recently, in Berlin, $50 couples ap-
peared ono Sunday to be married in
church without previous publication of
their bans, in consequence of the rapid
mobilization of the army. How many
Of these newly-made wives may not be
to-day widows?
Instead OF chops" at the watering
places this season, there have been round
dances called "twists." It is yery com
mon to see gentleman walk up to q
lady, run out his elbow, and say-"Ma-
dam, will you favor me with q twist?"
And she twists.
"Sir," said the astonislied landlady to
traveller who had just sent his cup for
ward for the seventh time, "you must be
very fond of the coffee" Eyes, ma'am,
l am," he; replied, cor I should never
have drank so much water to get go
little.''
It is proposed that the Rhinebeck
church bells be rung every hour, so that
the citizens will know when to take their
fever and ague medicine"
Muscatine, Iowa, has q man who offers
to wager that he can whip any dog in
town with his teeth. He proposes to
have his hands tied behind him.
The Chicago Board of Education has
adopted rule prohibiting teachers from
receiving presents from their pupils, on
pain of dismissal from service.
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| NGw YORK, October S.--Commupica
ton between Biooklyn aud Govefhorf
Island is prohibited, on account Of yel
low fever.
A heavy rain fell in the city last night
and all the morning. No serious damage
is reported.
1t is said Alexander Dumas, Sr., IL
dying at Dieppe.
French frigates stop English merchant,
men in the Channel, aud compel an ex.
aiSsss;oa c: their raners.
Paris advices state that the decree 70.
iieves the Government from the care oi
the poor. and throws the responsibility
thereof on the municipalities. Bread.
stuffs not reserved in household for use
are to be placed at the disposal of the
Paris cemmissariat.
The Prussians push their sconts be.
yond Vlllegrief and Drouey.
The French gun-boats on the Seine
have fired on the Prussians, burning the
woods ut Billancourt.
The firing from Forts de LEST and
st. Denis has dislodged the Prussians
The Prussians have thrown up works
at Dugry.
It is reported that in consequence of
the vote of Leonino City having been
cast unanimously for the rulership of
Victor Emanuel the Pope will take up
his residence in Malta.
The Archbishop of Manning, in ~ SER
mon at Westminster Cathedral on Sun
day, likened Victor Emanuel to Pontius
PLATE aa
CHARLESTON, October 4.-.Arriyed--
brig Mariposa, Boston; schooner G. B.
Mcfarland, Philadelphia; schooner Car
rie Lewis, Hertford, N. G.
WASHINGTON, October "A full New
Orleans mail was received to-day, in.
cluding the 29th. Four DAYS mails
reached here simultaneously.
FOREIGN. Bismarck replies to Favre
that preliminary notice Of the bonn
bardment would be unmilitary. Bis
marck insists that Prussia's terms TO
Favre for an armistice were moderate.
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-The num-
Der of deaths from yellow fever yesterday
we're thirteen.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The increase
sale of postage stamps this year over
last, amounts to S5OO.OOO. There was
Cabinet meeting today, but nothing i'm
portant transpired.
An order has been issued consipnipc
Mrs. A. e. Pollard to an insane ASYLUM.
The Southern Commercial Convention
assembled to-day. Pendleton delivered
the reception address. A COMMITTEE
OF One from each Stato was appointed
upon permanent organization.
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EM1NENT1Y CHARACTERISTIC C.-"Presi-
dent Grant never interferes in state po-
litics, say his friends. Yet President
Grant has just openly ''interfered with
politics" to serious extent in Missouri.
He has written letter denouncing the
movements of Carl Schurz and others in
that Stat", upon the ground that such
movements are intended to carry por-
ton of the Republican party to the
Democrats, and thus give the Democrats
control" Very, we have g a;gniaea end
decorous President! To stoop from his
exalted position to write letters for the
purpose of influencing the vote at a
State election, may be very characteris-
tic in General Grant, but it is not adap.
ted to inspire, in decent minds, anything
but respect for the intelligence of such II
chief magistrate!
New York Sunday Times.
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1t has long been an aphorism among
us Americans that there is no such thing
as bashfuness in our national organism.
The citizens of this free and enlightened
country are remarkable, the world over,
for audacity. They hesitate ut nothing.
They never think that any privilege is
too good for them; and by continually
enforcing the idea. they seemed to have
come, practically, to realizing it. But,
after all, in one portion of this country,
at least, the theory is reversed. There
is place in New York State-doubtless
a village OF respectable nonenities-
where young male America is so bashful,
so modest, SO sheep-faced altogether,
that young female America has been com
PEELED to organize "Society for the
Encouragement OF Young Men Desiring
to Marry" After this, nothing more is
to be- said. The youths of the village
may be safely left to the maidens. If
the national dudace be wanting in the
one sex, we have it quite as highly de-
veloped In the other, as its love for the
latest style, and its alteration for a duck
OF new shat. "-New Orleans Times.
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Magic Ohafing Powder.

Magic Ohafing Powder.
The Nurses Friend.
LHOR the instant cure of CHATTING AND
IL SCALDING OF Children and Adults.
ALSO,
certain relief for BURNS, SCALDS, Irri-
tetion of tho Skin, Calls, Intlammations,
Abrasions, and all Cutaneous Diseases. For
sale by E. II. UEINITSH
July 81 Druggist.
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Appeal to the Citizens of CoIumbial

WTE, tho undersigned Committee appoint
w ed at regular meeting Of the indie.
penden. Fire Engine Company OF this CITY. to
solicit from tho citizens OF Columbia Il sub
scription to enable tho said Company to pro.
cure Steam Firo Engine, DO herewith
present tho said appeal, and would most re.
spectfully set forth the urgency and necessity
OF said great addition to the Fire Department.:
and feeling assured that our possession OF
aid us in obtaining, will rebound more to the
safety of property and speedy subjngation OF
the devourinS element than any means which
our city has ever possessed. Our citizens
are fully concious of the tcrrors resulting
from fire. and the very serious Inconvenience
resulting therefrom. We feel confident that
II our efforts in this respect provo available,
in but one instance, we shall be fully remu
norated for our labors, which are alone for
the public good.
[Signcdl WI. MONCKTON,
Chairman.
LEWIS LEVY.
is. MCINTOSH,
J. II. WRIGHT,
j. g. PEIXOTTO,
JOHN DORSEY,
l. .SULZBACHER,
W. A. RECKLING,
J. F. SCHROEDER,
II. L. CALVO,
p. MOTT,
G.v. ALLWORDEN,
II. J. HENNIES,
Il. j. HARPER,
Committee.
DANIEL c. PEIxorTo. Secretary. Oct
Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco
to be had at PoLLocK's.
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rENHE varied and extensive assortment OF
u GOODS just received, at PORTER j.
SIEEL'S EMron1UM, offers rare opportunity
to dry goods buyers, who would combine eco
nomy with good taste.
Our stocks, in each department, are now
complete. and will bear comparison with ary
in the city. We challenge competition. Onr
friends, md the public, are invited tn call and
EXAMINE for themselves, when we feel conf
dent that the lowness Of our prices, and
quality OF our goods, will ensure their custom.
We quote below q few OF our leaders:
TARTAN PLAIDS, in all materials; Silk
pop!ims, Roubaix Poplins, Empress Cloths,
me1ai, mme1rinos, Comlet Cloths Bombazines. Alpacas,
FlaneIs, Woolen Goods, Gloves. Hosiery. A''''
tMAIL WARES.
An une1ualcd line Of Domestic Goods, Table
Linens, Towels, Doileys, Diapers, Bed Ticks.
We would call special attention to our
Gents furnishing Department, consisting of
Dress Shirts. Under-clothing, English and
French Cassimeres, Domestic Cassimeres,
Tweeds, Tnbby Yelvets, Jeans, etc.
scpt 28 3mo PORTER 4 STEELE.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
An THAT Valuable Tract Of LAND, lying
83on the Barhamville Road and the Char
-Slotte Railroad, about u miles nom the
city OF Columbia. containing twenty-one acres,
more or less, and having on it beautiful site
for country residence, most excellent
spring OF water, and accommodations for Eve
or si1 hands; it is about two.thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watered
Tor vegetable or struck" garden, lying be-
tween the two branches which torms the
stream flowing through DR.. Psrker's place,
which DR.. Parker raised over 400 bushels of
corn to the acre. Possession given on tho 1st
OF January. next. For further particulars.
l.. r. BECKwITH,
oct b 8mo Orapgeburk, s. c.
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Funeral Invitation

Tho friends and acquaintances Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Sheriff aro respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral Of their daughter MARY,
from their residence on Richardson street,
THIS MORNING at 10 o'clock.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
.. HAVE just returned from New York.
diIE11hwith my Fall and Winter Stock, consist
! IjNIqng of French, English and American
lGCASSIA1ERES, VESTINGS, etc. NV
old customers and the public generally arc in
vited to call, as fccl assured can satisfy ali.
either as regards price or quality.
Oct u G.. D. EBERHARDT
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EMERY's UNIVERSAL
Removal of Dental Office.

&T2a DR. D. T.. BOOIER has removed his
eufffnoffice to MIR. G.. Diercks' new building,
on Main street, over the Mcssrs. Porter Il
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
aud the public. June 2S
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American Amnirs

SARATOGA, October 3.-Hon. Henry
Buck, member of the South Carolina
Senate, died here on the 1st inst, aged
seventy years.
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The Canvass

Is over, and the people breathe free
The latter pant of the canvass was big
joke, the candidates playing all kinds of
tricks IN each other. On going to Kin
derhook from Santa Fe, which is a wild,
mountainous region, several candidates
in the front scattered over the hill I'M
known to the others, and fired on them
rs they came up. A panic ensued, but
no one was wounded or missing. On
coming across the big, rocky hill east of
Santa Fe, one of the candidates was seen
by a squad of the rear guard lying
against stump OH the roau-side, appa-
rently having been thrown there by his
horse and badly hurt Sims Latta dis
mounted in a moment, and ran on the
wings of love to his dying friend, as he
supposed. just as he stopped to lift him
up, the CHASTITY looking face was Lit up
with broad grin, which soon spread
into chuckling laugh. Sims was mad
then
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-03-11
Il Mt. Pleasant by Gen. w. C. Witt
The New Constitutions.

Last Monday a large number Of the
citizens Of Maury county came to Column
bia, and about noon they assembled in
the Court house to hear speaking on the
New Constitution. Hon. A o. P. NIcH-
OLSON, Gen. w. c. WHIrTHoRNE, Major
w. v. THOMPSON, and Hon. BARCLAY
MARTIN, made able and convincing
speeches in favor of ratification. Major
THOMPSON, after reciting the advantages
and superiority of the new Constitution
over the old, told the assembled multi
tude that the great question for every
body to decide, was, Will you have the
Constitution of 1865, which was curse
to our State for four years, or will you
take the New, which places all on an
equal footing, and leaves no room or
pretext for further tyranny and oppres>
sion. Take the New Constitution, with
its new life, new liberty, and new pros
perity. MFR. MARTIN, the "big Indian"
of the olden time, raised his towering
form above the sea of upturned faces,
d abjured the old men, who Ii Ike him
self would soon pass off the stage of &C
ton, to go to the polls on the day of cleo
ton, rain or shine, and vote TO free them
selves and their children. He also ap-
pealed to the colored men to show by
their votes, that they appreciated the
conduct ofthe white people in granting
to them the privileges c citizenship.
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Public Installation Of OmceFS Sy De
MOlay Commandery.

ASYLUM, DE NfoLAY. CoMAANpBRr. 4
No. 3. Of the Valiant and Magnani-
nous Order OF Knights Templar, }
go 'e'i ef and Knights of Malta.
At Regular Cbnelare Of the Comman-
derry, on Tuesday ev ming last, 1t was
unanimously resolved to have 8 Public
installation OF Oficers, on Tuesday
evening ahe 18th of March, at O'Clock.
in the Athen@um HALL
The officers will be installed by Right
Eminent, Past-Grand Commander, Sir
LrcIus J. POLK, and an address win be
delivered by the Right Eminent, Grand
Commander Subject, "The Worlds
Debate, or The Crescent and the Cross. -
Sir JAMES McCALLuN will officiate a.
Grand Marshal.
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements-Slr Ar
CHE A. LIPscoNB, Sir WILL Polk, and
SIR WIN. H WILLIAMS.
Miss ANNA PORTER HARRISON has
kindly consented to preside at the Organ,
and will be assisted by choir Of skilled
amateurs.
The Public axe cordially invite, 10
witness The Cerern snies. --especislly, al
who feel interested in the struggle be-
tween Truth aud InGdelay, for suprem-
acy In the Earth rsa
The .nsYSer 81 the Order are hereby
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Jones, ACADEMY.

LocArrcS-A milee West Of Col6nbia % .ss
NJ. Pleasant pike. FiG
HoUsE, &c--An new and equsl TO the best.
NEIaHBoaHooD-Genersliy called the garden
Of Tennessee. -f's
WAIKH- TIE Douglas sprisg. pun and
heslthful. r.I sc'-@ r4
session.
Muslc-ss per nosth Prof. FrsD. Hxas,
Teacher. ~
~The next session begins on Monday. Jan.
nary 3irt. p. ". D0BSON,
Jsny. Z, 1870 Principal
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just before speaking at one Of their
appointed places, Poplar Top, we be-
lieve, the candidates present received a
message from one ofthe absent brethren,
stating that he was upable to attend on
account of sickness, and he knew that
they would do what was just and right
in the premises, doubtless meaning that
out of courtesy his opponent would not
speak, or that some one would announce
his name. His opponent, who has much
Of the Don Quixote gallantry in him, was
present, and mounting the rostrunl, he
said, "Fellow-candidates and citizens |:
My competitor, Mr.. =. is sick and
absent, and in order that it may not ap-
pear or be said that took unfair advan-
tage of his absence. will make my OPP
ponent's speech. and advocate his claims,
and then reply to it." In his absent
opponents voice, manner and Language.
he gave a fac simitc Of his speech at their
previous appointment. When he had
finished his competitors speech, he then
replied to it in his own attractive man.
ner am. style. -l-..,
what the Poplar Top Negroes Say.
At the Poplar Top speaking the Frier-
son Settlement negroes evinced the most
intense re belsympathies. While Messrs
Hickey and Whitthorne, both Of whom
are wounded Confederates, were speak
ing, some of the old colored people cried
and amid their binding tears, were
heard to murmur and mutter, "Oh, my
Bleeding Confederacyp'
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Beware Of Counterfeitsi Smiths Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the
countcrfeter brought togrief.
0mith's Tenle 8Es0P.
Thegenuine article must have DR.. John
Bull private stamp on each bottle. DR..
John Bull only has the right to manu-
facture and soil the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, Ky. Examine
well the label on each bottle. II my
private stamp II not on the bottle do not
purchase, or You viii Be decsivcd. See
my column advertisements apd my show
card. Twill prosecute anyone infringing
on my right. The genuine Smiths Tonic
Syrup can only b prepared BY 10 yself
The puplic's servant,
On. JOHN BULL.
Lou isville. Ky.
For Sale by T. D. Rains.
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FOR COUNTY REGASTER.

We arc authorized TO announce WILLIAM
3. WOOD as CO ndidate for COUNTY REGIS
TER. at the ensuing March election. % tsi
We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM
II. FLEMING rs a candidate for COUNTY
REGISTER at the ensuing March Election
We are authorized to announce EP1IRAIM
W. McRADY as candidate for COZ MY
REGISTER, at the ensuiog March Election.
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A New Mnkic- store.

Mckinney & Smith are about to open a
Music Store next door..t their Drugstore,
on West Main street, where they will
keep nothing but Sheet Music, Pianos
Melodeons, and all other musical instru-
ments. They will not only keep the
best in the market, but will duplicate
Cincinnati and New York prices.
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AROUND TOWN.

The Right Eminent Grand Commands
er of Tennessee Masons, DIR. j. NJ. Tow
LER, of this city, has been invited to at.
tend a Festival given by the oldest Conn
mandery in Amer lea, at philadelphia,
in honor of Earl Marshal NEFF, an En-
glish nobleman and distinguished and
honored Mason of the old world, who
will shortly visit his trans Atlantic
brethren.
Major John Bacon Anderson. who was
running for County Court Clerk for sew
eral months past, announced last Mon
day that he was off the track. Uncle
Bacon would have made a good Clerk
had he been elected.
Capt. James Leftwick, a native of Bear
Creek, but recently of Columbia, has
gone to the rocks of Marshall county,
but expects TO come back and vote here
Our County Representative, Mr.. w.
B. WILSON, has returned from the State
capital. and is resting from bis labors
He is zealously in favor of the ratifica-
tion of the lew Constitution, and thinks
its limitation Of the sessions of the Gen.
eral Assembly, is wise and necessary.
Relieved of the duty of creating petty
corporations, which has in times past
consumed large portion of the Legisla-
lures time, and tried its patience, it
will get through its legitimate and USE
full duties within sixty days. Our Float
nsN prD
tor, Mr. J. r. EAsoN, have been efficient
and faithful members, and will be repaid
on their return to their fellow citizens
by grateful thanks and a cordial well
come. Mr.. PERKINS, although he per-
formed with dignity and impartiality the
duties of presiding officer, also took a
leading part in the discussion OF para>
mount issues. Upon financial subject s
he devoted much of bis ability and at
tention. Maury county has been modest
in her demands on the Legislature, hut
everything, we believe, our citizens
wanted done, Mr.. WILSON, by his per-
sonal popularity and address, succeeded
in pushing through.
Last Monday, Samuel II. Jones. Esq
legislator from Shelby county, and for
merly citizen of this county, came to
Columbia. 1t is many years, we believe,
since he was "on his native heath," and
he had many old familiar hands to shake
Our Representative, Mr.. Wilson, tells us
that Mr.. Jones has been a warm friend
OF Maury in the Legislature. Whenever
bill was presented by our worthy men,
Der, Mr.. Jones Immediately threw ali
the energy of his nature in its behalf
and with the wonderful genius for ma
nipulating and persuading men which
he possesses, he rarely, if ever, failed to
bring to Mr.. Wilson enough assistance
TO command success.
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ron TAX COLLECTOR.


We are authorized to announce TOM JONES
asa candidate foe TAX COLLECTOR at the
ensuing March election. s-
We are authorized to announce JESSE 3.
HARRIS as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR
At the ensuing March Election. -f -en.
We ore authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
N. SULLIVAN as q candidate for TAX COL
LECTOR, at the ensuing March Election.
We are authorized to announce WM. WOOD
as candidate for TAX COLLECTOR, at the
ensuing March Election. t-b,
We are authorised to announce EDWABD
T. STONE % candidate Tor TAX COLLEC-
TOR at the ensuing March Election, 7ff
wsare authorized aad requested 20 annouaes
wM. GALLAwAY as candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR of Maury County st the ensuing
election.
GEORE ". JONES as q candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing March Election
We are authorized to announce Capt. J. p
CHURCH a. q candidstc for TAX COLLEc
TOR. 1t the ensuing March Election
We art authorized TO announce AAJ0F
! JAMES H. AKIN as candidate for TAX COL
| LECTOR, at the ensuing March Election q 81