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Radical Taxation.

telegram from Washington to
Baltimore Sun says:
Accounts from Texas say that the
assessed by Govnrror Davis on the
Pie OF Limestone county, which
'iecomcnded to DC put nnder mar.
~ ''W, viii be fru teen per cent. Of
tai real aud persona rropcr,v
"A that county"
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Groceries and Provisions.

Always on haul at lowest cash price
consisting "f Bacnn. Lnrd, Butter, Cheese.
Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Corn Meal. Grst, Irish
Potatoes, MncI crel in barrels, hnlf-barrcls,
quarter barrels and kits, Cod Fi.h Dcvilled
Turkey an Ham, put npIn cans, Pickles,
Canned Fruits, Candies, Raisins, Currents
Maccnroni, Ci.ron, Mace, Nutmcgs, Gin
gel. Spics, Cinnamon, Flnvoring Extracts,
Prize Candy Of differ ent kinds, Cakes, &c
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! New .Advertis semle,,nts., s., :
GI1M1ZZlll)E2ASn33I ca Il!
I'll. WONDERFUL NEMrrY FOR

Cancer, Syphilis, ,Scrofu!a, u'ccrs Salt
Rhcum an | all other Chronic Blood Dis.
eases.
DR.. 7. 7. Krrnc having jnst ret urntd
from Ecuador arl brought with hir u 1uGn-
'iiy Of the @rH"'"r Cu*pUnANGo Back. SO.
cure! through tbs cil:c;ni recommendation
hnd as$;sta"ce cf His L. "cl!cncy The prcs-
'!cn' ~ Ecuador. ard tho Govcrnirrrt of
lhni Ncpnbic, Ne are prepared to 81! all
or';c's for !: TO y limited extent, al trice
nhont one quarter of thu, which the cnst Of,
tie first very small supply compelled us to
charge.
Aspurous nr;c,c'is now advertised and
sold as cuuhnrmuro We have, az II con-
siderable expense, and with thc co.uprrn
ton 'f The authorities Of I.rio. the pro.
Tincc where HE plant grows, 50 directed
the chnnnr! Of cur supply rs to ensure that
none bn' lie genuine nrticlc Should he sold
bF US; aud VIZ particularly callrhc n,tcn-
tion Of The public, &c; their proiec,i,,., to
his fact. BLISS, Ei.ENE < CO.,
l.. 90 Cedar St., New Yrrk.
ID. ". li!ifs, II. D., Washington, u. e.;
Z: L. Bliss. u. D.. New York =. r. Kccne,
NJ d., New York.
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baltimore and S0nth Carolina,

. We have read with great sa,isfac-
ION the account Of the Baltimore
H'oting oftho Democrats party, held
protest against the arbitrary pro.
rcdingS SC, on foot in this Sttc. l. is
aid that from 5000 to 10000 pcr,ou.
'@fe present. This is cheering. Truly
they call this thing ia South Caro-
= "' war upon liberty ana l,w<."-
kra,r.
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NDI|[ Goods.
.FG.T h lt -,' y ..J.E'.. ,Ci!N"
.I"u,s f.J
.Ia. RECOGNIZING IN r...s
...., ~. 81 >u.hi .i4Jo t~n. l.l .ta
Great Variety. Wan !!s

~ -.H ,.,i, .'r.., ... ..l
l. he subscriber and his sis.sp Mra
SHAW, have returned from tho North. hay
ing purchased ono Of the largest stocks OF
Goods they havc ever offered in this mar
ket. Consisting in part Of, ..r.......
Ladies Bonnets, Hats. Feat hers, Flow.
cfs and Ribbons OF the latest sty'os, press
Goods in great variety, Cloaks and Shawis
Of every description, Boulevards, Balmo-
raj and Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Shignons
Switches, Jet Jewelry, Dress Trimmings
Edsings, 1nsertinss, and almost every ar,
ticle b"pt in ficst cln.s Dry Goods or Mil
iAery Store.
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NARTil CLOSETS. .-~.Gel the best Enr,h
~ t'o'ct Co., 4l3 state St. Hartford. rt.
Sole u. y. Proprirtors Of Moule's, Alou!r <
GirdlcSon's i.u;hcr'a Warin@%. Nrwtoi.'s :
and Dool.tilc'S Patents. The uuiv r!n>,ts
that haze rrovcd elective Ihr Earth
Closet, hy it, di*inrcctirn Ct lnrrr-. i, rhc
'""Si N"i'iah'c means Of preventing Sir,nji
"f cholera aud othCr contiguous Diseases
Srnd for ci'cnllra. Agents wanted every
where. Salr'ro"H2. - boanr - Eu,t, u:
Gai Eron!way, :. T.; 1911 M"lkvt ;,ur,l.
Philadelphia
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Bryau'S Pulln0nic Wafnrs

are uni;'i.ing in The cure of Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Iloarse,
ness, DiflicnIt Breathing, Incipirnt Con-
sumption and Dis enses Of The Lungs They
have Lo taste Of medicine. and my child
will take them. Thousands have bccn re.
stored to health, that hnd before fiespaired.
IeaI III ony given in hundreds of cases. a
single dose relieves in Ten Minutes. Ask
Tor BRl AN3 PULMONIC WATERS.
mny 2G-pow1v
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B0 rs AND SHOES.

II" wishes I" call npecial attention 10 his
stock Of Indies. Misses, Gents and Boys
Boots, Shoes and Caters, as ho has one Of
the largest, best and cheapest stocks in the
market, consisting Of FIFTY different VA
ricties, the principal part Of which is made
TO
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ElEALTii BEAUTY!
''f"ns- l'!.r rnii :ir:i hi...'' ..' .,r..a ., q,
II l. an' weight Gear -" .r. h..u'i!rt
urirX ion secuted ~ al
''r. Radway'S SarSapariiia RpSnl-
yrHt

...'- '"' I" "a" '1".' astonishing cur,*: -
.''N. >U r",'!'i are ne c'nnrrS the hrty
.lj.'I, .rt.. uNlrr ~" II,;ip",r. Il hi,
'H.N W"'.r"rin! ur'i;ei',n in; ,v,. ~ la,
.,a i'".,.,, ~ lo.,h .rn, r..icr, :, ,..rn ar,!
.r.. ja. ',"rni H'.D, ,.ur..,.r. l,?ey.,
".'.. 81 a.. ,rrr~nJ"ri..;:H h,.sr!vrn' "nm
"u"."aj'- 'i:oHn', u" l:u.,.' ::wr,l. i,;nc
1H.i "'"". 'i",..< a"i ia!"rS e che ~vsirr
'"' vr:r, -. I've. for it requires the wastes
&, III" b"d, with new and sound material
Nc'":ulA, Syphilis. G, n~ump,ion, Gluudu
.ai disease. Ulcers in The Throat. Monh.
iumorS. N"'.rs in Ihe Glands and o.; her
parts Of the system, Sure Eyes. Strumor
'u* discharges from The Ears. and the
worst FIRMS Of Skin diseases, Erupiions.
Fever SORES. Scall Head. Ring Worm. Sal,
Hhcum. Eryspclas. Acne Black Spots.
N"rtns III thr Flesh, rnnnrs. Cancers in
The Womb and all weakening and painful
discharges, Night Sweais. Loss of Sperm
and all wastes of the life principle. nrc
whhlE the curative range Of this wonder Of
Modern Chemistry. and q few days use
will prove to any person using it for either
OF these forms Of disease its potcn! power
cure them.
If the patti: Mt, dnily becoming reduced
ny IN" wastes nnd decomposition that is
continually progressing. ,ncccrts in ar.
- '"'SS "''E'SS. ail fIlillfS Toe same
with new matetlr! made from hcnuhy
hl""d-nna this The $arSa parillian will and
d"cs sccnre-.a cure is certain; for when
"hce This rc;ncdy commences its wo,k Of
rnritcati"n. cnl succeeds IN diminishing
the loss of wastes. its repair. will b..
rapid, and every day the patient will feel
himself rowing better aud stronger. the
TOAD digcs'ing better, appetite improving.
and hesh and weight inc, easing.
No, only does the Sarsnpnrilhan Kesnl.
vent excel all known remedial agents in
the cure of Chrtni. Scrufulous, Consti
t1onai, and Skin diseases hut il is he only
positive cure for Kidney and Bladder Com
plnin,s. Urinary and Woml' Diseases, GRAY
cl, li'bctcs, Dropscy, Storrnge Of Water.
lrc"ntincncc of Crime, Hriuhr's Discnsc.
Ai'an'irura. and IN all eases where there
arc brick dust depoSits,or the water is thick.
cl"uly. mixed with substances like IN.
white -! an egg. or threads like white silk.
or there is II morbid, dark, bilious appear.
nncc. n''' white bone dust dcposi,s. and
when there !" " pricking, burning scnsa.
ton when passing wnlrr. and pain in the
Small o. the Back and along hc Loins
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Fever and AgUr.

Fever md Asnc cured for fifty cents.
There IS n"t remedial agent in This
world that will cure Fever and Aguc, and
nj other Mainrous, Billions, Scarlet. Ty
ph"id yellow. and other Fcvcrs (nidcd BY
':'wny's rills) 90 quick as Rnhways
a,,i Relief Fifty crutS nor Snt,l,
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DR.. Radway's Perfect Purgatiye
Pills,
perfectly IaS'r!rSa. elegantly coated with
>w''l gan purge. "".u:'rr Ia .r, c,r,ns;.
H'l STRENGTHEN R"d"ny's riNs ... ,h.,

perfectly 'aS'v!rE". elegantly coated with
sweet gan rurE". ""'u:,'r "a -, cleanse
""d STRENGTHEN R"i"ny'e l;ns ... ,h..
ave / al ,,i,", ,lr,. .., .-.,.....I ii,...
t'"w'l. k",'."y-. I'.i'.. .......- o.,
.:-"s .'"'di"h. Hom.up,i.ou. ,rs .g,,.,.,
i"''.;.. E'i"". =, l''r-'' Hj,li,r.n,s.. HIi
&C." FHy'r. ILLUMINATION Of ,lr Hnrr,s
f'.'' and al Hrrnun u,rui- IT the f,.c.nnl
" r"rt. 'riaai"iip fleet ro>i;:.e care
.nrr'H ir"c'ahjH continuing no ,ac,c,,ry
ml"r|"." Go, jr'"'GIiouS n:ndicince
bh>"''" 'hA '"i'nwiu4 >ymptonl, result,
~ i'',in Di-"' I'n> IF III" bi""s,iyn Or
:;ans: t"n,i.pa'i"n Inwa,' Pic Fut;
'r*S OF the EIood in The iicnd, Acnli,y #
the Stomach. Nausea 1irnr,hnrn. Hirrs, Of
"o"h, F"lncSs ~ Weight in the Stomach,
Sour hrnc'rI'"ns. Sinking or Fluttcriny n,
'h" fIt Of III" Si"mach. Swimming of the
cad. Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
\ fe" doses Of Rndwny's Pills will free
tie sY"iem FROM al ,hc ahave named dis
'.'.~ ''''" - cents yer hox. Sold by
;':,..a l".: Tr,,n ro,l c,..
'''. ':.". " ' 'n Y 10 =.
y" ','. '.,r" Sos 'mk i..rc.,....
"Ns'h too. n's -i.j - s.r. .r ,oo
jH', 49,.
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GENTS GOODS,

ss,ock OF Gents Hats, Ready Made
CloIhing, Furnishing Goods, &C., is large
and complete, and cannot be surpassed in
quality and price. Call and see fsr your
selves.
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& Honor the lord with thy Substance. i

M, -
W" u'eh kne" very wsll, s,mr,
S years 'g"' on 'he sTeats VI New York.
ney were talking about The matter
ol 'eheNn"hcc. One said To the
"'nes on give TOO much. | vii!
"',' "h'i' euc large pie OF money.
"," ~" VIII give" "N"," said
'no o'hcr," -! wiliGlHc rs God prnS>
pefs me- near the seqnol. The
FORMER lives III New York city today,
doiiarioss the latter gathered two
h'nored ana nifty '""us'rd dollars. |
pcheve that tho rea.on Why many
lpgoPie' r,e,EePt poor IS pccausc they
90 notgiVe 'enongh. ia man gives
~ n, 'no r'e'. Sp,f't TO tue horh Jesus
Nni.S' ana 10 'i,e S"u'ch, ne IS lns,,r-
~ w 'p' ti,,o -, """ !or e'e,h.'y. Inc
n'"N VI i''e.'H" -, =" weak ihS'il l"tion
cu"' pare" Win inc talK mat any
""r's'i"h maj, can araW upon. That
nun ""o Staho' ny Chfist, Nhilst Will
''%na ~ MN. Ma'k that tho man
, n"oS!"iuS py oofis0 VIII una Chfst
''"p"pB''S n'@' a.. ftA'':'".
nortv of nL;,o aa, ,,mm..,
,v.sevnn rsnr. . .s', s ,a a, 's|' ~" ~ w V'''
to,n Ams,vsI;. "b1 ~ .Nl'o'o 'S'
ho,r,l .c 80 =. nv, H'', ~ 'I' % ""I'
nno T,,:olnrI, 49,, "''' ''''us0 y
h.a hon, g., ,t' S"u 49,, '''''T" r'1 .''oo's
70 nr;v,t;nn ~ - ,h, ~ a,,.a,a .nn ''Ut"', n',
- sir,nacr r,,nor oo,'n. 49,. r"'m' .,.; h"'
that Ie;ch,rJ, !, a,;lI .,i; ;"," "a I''' 81 49, ~
sor,,, L;,,J 80 ""' VIC !.
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R..' R. R,

IL. N. R.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from Ono to
T. TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT IN ONE HOUR.
After reading this advertisement need
any ono Suffer with Pain. Railways Ready
Relief is cure for every pain il was tho
first and is
The Only Pain Remedy
That instpntly stops tho most o1crutia.ing
pains, allnys lnnammations, and cures Cuu.
gcsiions, whether Of the Lungs, Stomach.
Bowels, Or ether glands or organs, by uue
application.
In from ono to twenty minutes, no mat
Ter how yiolen, or cxnrucating the pain The
Nh"nmatic. Bed ridden, lnfirm. Crippled.
Ncrvo"s, Neuralgia, or Frustrated With
disease may suffer. ... '...
RADWAY'S READY BELIEF
WIZ afford instant ease. Inflammation of
the kidncys. Inflammation of The Rlnt,lcr,
Inflammation Of the Bowels, CONGESTION OF
The Lungs, Sore Throat. Uillicall BREATH q,
Pairl'ation of Tie Heart II, ,Stcrics, Group,
D'p'hcr,", Ca'nrrh. Influenza. Headache,
Iooilache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cold
ChilS, Age Chi!is.
The application Of The Ready Relief TO
the part or parts where the paiu ur diff
Gully exists will a!lnrh case ant; com Govt.
twenty drops in half II iumhlcr ri wnser
VIII ~ few mumrGtS cure Crnmps.
SrlSmS. Spnr Stomach. Heart burn, Sick
htn'!ichr, Da'rhur. N;$r:.rry. olc
hi"d ~ the Er"rta, ash all .h2 E,:lutnal
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T,s;"E5,s.3 Z, xS.eYSI.3 Solicited by MuxY &
tHg TIpsAj Co., Publishers s;cicnt:Gs
a,ST4$l ISGtgSJ "a American 81 purl; T. ,r.

=. !. Twenty tivc y"nrs experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws. with
mli dlrcc'i"ns how TO ohtnin Patents, &c.
y bound volume OF us pages. cor,uin-
ing the New Census by counties nnl al!
large cities, lio EngraviuTs Of Mechanical
Movements. Patent Laws aud rules ior oh
tanning Patents. mailed on receipt Of "a
cents.
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JUST RECEIVED.

400 bundles "Arrow' Ties, which VIC
viii sell very low by tho lozcn undlcs OF
more. BACOT 4 co.
oct 10
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.7zlk!!zZ11 9!
lAzlSIIA4;liA lAlll,LsI9,! B I dlaA
a.s s:.s ss.iS s." & C.: P
MILLIONS Renr Testimony to their
Wonderful Curative EGects.
Vinegar Bittcrs aro not . vlo Fancy
Drink, Bade Of Poor Rum, Whisksy,
Proof Spirits and Rofaso Liquors, dos
tored, spiced aud SWostensd to plosss tho taste,
called Tontcs," " "AppstireIs." SRsstorer.." *,
that lead tho tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but arc a true Medicine. nado from tho Native
Roots and Horbs OF California, froo from all
Alcoholic StlInulunts. Thsy arc tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aad A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Rsnovator and InviEorator OF the Bystsm. sarrv.
Ing on all poisonous matter and restoring the bteod
10 healthy condition. No pcraon can take those
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwsll. provided their bones are not destroyed
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
Thoy nro a Gont1e Purgntivo as we'll
ns n Tonic, possessing, also, tho peculiar merit
OF acting as powerful agent in relieving Conses-
tlon or Inflammation OF tho Liver, and OF all tha
Yisceral Organs.
FOL, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old. married or single. at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn Of life, those Tonic Bit-
ters have no equal. ....
For InHammntory and Chronic IEhea.
nntism aud Gout, DyspopBla or Ih-
diGostion, Bilious, Homittent ana
Intormittomt Fovers, Diseases OF tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and bladder,
theIo Bitters have boon most sueesssful Sash
Disopsos are e.zssd by v!t!.ted HleeA.
which is generally produced by arrangement Of
tho DIRcstivc OrGaus.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTIONs
IIondachs, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
mesa Of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations Of
the Stomach, Bad Taste IN tho Mouth. Billions
Attacks, Paptation Of tho Heart Inflammation OF
tho Lungs, Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys, and
! n hundred other painful symptonas arc, tho or
springs of Dyspepsia
They invigornto the Stomach md stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render thsm Of
unequ>csl efficacy in cleansing tho blood Of all m-
PARTIES. nL impsrting new life md vigor to tho
whole system.
EO,tSIlIN DfSEASEs, Eruptions. .Tet.sr.
Salt hhcuin, E"ichrs, Sputs, Pimptss. Pastulss,
Itnilt, raihincirs. Ring Worms, 81 a,d Head, Sore
Eyrs T. ysif,clAs. Itch. Scrfs Dis Of tho
s';iu liUn.uIa ,ld E!S' :srS 81 the Skin, of what
'.;.,:e Hutirc. literally hig np and
Vi u .u' e.: IN system IN hort time by the Of
.nc.. iii!t'Ys. Imu bottle in such cases will con-
vince IL. mos: DcIc'.atos OF icir curative effect
Cleanse the ViIiatcL Blood whenever you ind ita
impurities bursting through tho skin in Pimplos,
Eruptons or Sores: cleanse It when yon find it
obstructeu and sluggish in tho veins: clcarpe IL
when it is foul, and yonr feelings will toll you whom.
Keep the blood puro and tile health Of the nys stsrA
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, mud other WORMS, urkinE
In the system Of no mnny thousands cfrectually
dcstro. cd and removed.
ROLn BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALBRS
J. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD d
CO, DInggists and Con. Agents. San FrAncisoo,
Unl, and 81 aud 81 Commerce Stxoot, kes Iaak.
may II
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& 100 \ MoNru Horse tn;niS ,,cl. tx,
IrnSc> inil. II. b. SHAW, Aimed, Ne
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fiVc copies. ono year, separately addressed.
Eight Doilars,
III extra copy to gettef up OF clnb), >N
Sixteen OollaFs.
The New York herald., 1871-12-07


w LAST THREE NIGHTS
TONIGHT, zsh: FRIDAY. ssh; 1xp MONDAY. nth.
= sEGeSp sEmeS RqsEDALE MATINEE;
THE GREAT COMEDY,
THE JEALOUS WIFE,
AN ENTIRELY NEW PLAY,
written expressly for this theatre BY John Broughsm ksq
JOHN GARTH,
VIII te produced with
NEW MUSIC, SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS
Box BOOK sSss" now oF" oPEN. Del
m Due s%knEs HSs % e e Ne and
wALLACKs EXTRA
SATURDAY, Dsosasks Sh4 hs !. sAF'Hsf AFisF M
LyySSR,sc, ySs,THs4s THEASEE sEaESs ATs
George HURRY L HST,r grs1s Ss1rrrT rta.Vmime of
G. T.. Tox CLOWN.
HysPTy ySPTy
GROTESQUE DANCES.
GRAND BALLET,
,,,,,,,,. Arr arrsnEsd .uiSs.t By IMkE kIRALFY.
Miles, pselIert, MorioudA and Alexandrowa,
together with full and efficient Corps Of Coryphces.
KIRALFY TROOP or HUN. ARIAN DANCERS.
The famous MARTENS FAMILY
:, ., rom 81 rs.ers1urs Paris and Londcnl MET
ana charming ECHO SONG.
youN1 xn0n French Grose'qaes TUT MzAq VxNrs
s,.,, u ss her astonishing ysqc'peas Ast
on tho Invisible Wire. The Girl Of the Period
9 knS =; as: or T';In T fissNfs SGysy sssd
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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At TRENoR's ACADEMY or DANCING.
~ LYRIC HALL 7x3 sixth avenue, Reservoir SQUARE.
p Pills can begIn AT ANY I'm II and attend AZ their
own convenience. BEND FOR CIKCULAR
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-05

a. Brusselssoarpet, I as $2:5 50 etsjyfald;|j
;$2, o84 q; making, az. ~ Il cents per
Yard $1Q3. "a; 853 yards Of 9 q Brussels
.carPst, best quality. at s$l. 90 per yard
iSl .620. 70; making; at 10 IL cent? Iapsi
yard, S106. 83; 708 yards oss I. Bsh1seis
carpet. best quality, ati$I: 0,spef Yard
Sl,336. IS; making, at l1j;k6S cents PET
yard, $8791; 25lh yards of oil cloth, Rt
$l.50 per yard, $38.25; laying! at 10 Il
cents per yard, s.. 10; 10 bales Of carpet
lining, Mt 35 cents per yard. $3.50; 2
colored mats. at SIG each. $780,. q CO.
lorcd mats, Mt Sc eoch, $i44: / pair of
brocatelle curtains. $825 70; drapcries
and trimmings, $705.23; IL pnir Of long
Terry curtains and trimmings. ut S241. 25
per pair, 50, 695; II Terry lambriquans
and trimmings. at S195.25 each,
50. 1880; IL Terry lambriquans and
trimmings. at Sl66.25 each, Sl,995; 4
brocatelio lnmbriqnans and trimmings,
at s675.38 each. 81. .701 SO; 80 cornices,
at $85 each, $3.50; l cornice. $iOO;
irons for cornioes, $G5; boxing. $35; 6
boxes for goods, OF So. SO each, Sl5; 4s
gilt band shades, with spring rollers, ut
Sl1.30 each, S542 40; baling carpets,
$16.39; expense of men, $416 so; total,
$21, 204 GO.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-05

ANOTHER AFRICAN IN CoNGREss.- Dis
tinctions, on account Of color, nro being
rapidly oblitcratcd i'll Congress. Tho
House Of Representatives contains five
colored members, and yesterday that
body dcposed white boy ncting MS n
page or messenger and appointed negro
youth in his place. This is the first in
stance in which u colored boy hns been
appointed page in Congress.
FINE IN THE WooDs. Yesterday after
magnitude was raging in the woods in
South Carolina, beyond Hamburg. OF
its extent or damage to property wo arc
unndvised, but from the high wind pre-
vailing. it is probable that considerable
destruction Of fencing, otc., will result.
Augusta Constiiutionalist.
Allen Mclean, young Kentuckian,
residing in Campbell County, had been
quite dissipnted, but 'got religion" ut a
Methodist revival, and regarding himself
as better prepared to die than he ever
would be again, he went to the Licking
River, and, after singing II Want to be
nm Angel" lcaped into the stream md
drowned himself.
A conservative colorcd man. named
Robert Miles, was shot and killed in
Marion, on the 1st. by Radical of the
same color. named Charles Godbold.
The mortuary statistics of ireland
shows that the most'fatal coniplaint fhera
lib old .age.,,, i. t,a ,ia I'D e. =. ~. ~.
Some Of the fair sex have hearts like
glass. Diamonds must be used if one
wishes to make an impression.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-05

The WAR In CuBA-HonR1B1E ATRoc1-
TIES, From Havana, We learn that the
mdst horrible atrocities are now being
carried on by the spaniards and the
rebels. .+It was only recently that we ali
nonnoed the capture and killing OF in
entire party, 5of contra guerrillas; to-day
We henr that the volunteers roastou q
man alive, first driving stake through
his tady; hnd 'that'n On entire family, con
sisting OF old men. women and children,
was murdered, BY Spanish troops. !, Thus
the war goes on; and it now assumes o
shaps s IL y yRRioh Riss,s 70 apeFter is given.
Tue magnificent country seat OF the
Emperor Alexander, OF Russia, on the
shores Of Lake Omega, burned down q
esR &Sszs SS5 g ass E es
San Domingo is said to be &cplaoe
''where every prospect pleases and only
man is vile"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-05

"A CAO 1ACClOENI IN DHIIIANf.--A re-
cent number of the Paris Jou,nal pub
Cherbourg, n Nj. LevainviIle, to Arsene
HOussnye, which contains SO extraordi-
nary tale that it seems drawn from ono
Of the old legends, and similar incidents
were doubtless the origin of tho taIes of
fierce dragons that came up from the seq,
in the o!den days. and devouretl every
one along the coast. Many such legends
are told by the old women in the cot
tages of the fishermen ut Brittany:
MEss1EURs: II is ali tho more cruel for
mo to have to announce to you the sud
news TINT your sister is no more; that
tho horrible catastrophe 10y which she
found her death carried awny from me
my wife, dnughter. nephew. and n
niece. LII an excursion to tho rocks of
Pen March all these dear ones had taken
their sents upon great cliff which de-
scended abruptly to the sea, moro than
thirty feet below. Tho scu was calm,
not the slightest appearance of Danger.
70 give greater security, if it had been
possible to have the slightest fear, upon
this cliff was q house, from the windows
Of which its occupants looked upon us,
aud with tho experience of these coasts
had no more uneasiness than ourselves,
and did not for moment suppose that
there could be any imprudence in occu-
pying spot frequented by tourists every
year, without nuy accident having ever
occurred. was o little distance from
the group, talking with my mother.
Suddenly. without anything to announce
it, furious wave dnshed against the
rock, flew mp its rough sides. enyeloped
tho whole party and dashed them into
the sen. No assistance was possible. be-
sides, tho unhappy victims were dead
before being swallowed up by the waves.
II your grief is grent, mino is immense;
for have lost in this frightful disaster
the two boinGs ndorcd more thnn life,
and my dcspnir has no consolation but
the firm hopu thnt I may not long sur
vivo them.
The papers in Brittany arc fillod with
accounts of this unhcnrd- of horror. The
Maritime Prefect Of Brcst gnve orders to
keep watch along the const to fnd the
bodies, but week after only one hud
been found, that Of the nephew, and it
is presumed that The others have been
cnt to pieces by the sharp-cdgod sunken
rocks upon which they fell. The place
is called. deservedly, the "1rou a. Eafe,'''
hell holo.) -Four empty collins IRE kept
in the little chapel Of the Pardon de Pen
March, by the side Of tho one contuin-
ing that Of the boy, awaiting their occu-
pants. Nine. Levninvilla was only
thirty years of ago, and Nine. Bonne-
main, sister Of Monsiour Arseno Hous
saye, thirty She resided at Loan,
famed for the explosion Of its citadel,
aud llnl taken refuge in Brittany from
the horrors Which devastated her own
home.