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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-23

: How TO MAKE M1scHIEr.-Keep
your eye on your neighbors. Take
care Of them. Do not let them stir
without watching. They may do some
thing wrong if you do. To be sure
you never knew them to do anything
very bad, but it may be on your ao-
count they have not. Perhaps il it
had not been for your kind care, they
might have disgraced themselves long
time ago. Therefore do not relax any
effort to keep them where they ought
TO be. Never mind your own business;
that will take care Of itself. There is
man passing along-he is looking
over the fence-be suspicious of him;
perhaps he contemplates stealing one
Of these dark nights; there is no Know
ing what queer fancies he may have
got into his head. If you find any
symHoms Of any one passing out of
the path oI duty, tell every one else
what YOU sec, and be partichlatet0 seeI
q great-msny. t,t~I
> 1t ls q good way to circulate Such
things, though it may not benefit your
self or any one else particularly. DO
keep something going-silence, jsl a
dreadful thing; though it is said there
was silence in heaven for the space of
half an hour, do not let any such q
thing occur on earth; it would be too
much for this mundane sphere.
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TRhf NEaao,s Hap 1s LEVEL

THAf Nfa&o's HEAD rs LEVEL
Albert, an old XVIII 'Amendment,w was
discoursing in Lawrence ville, Ca, re-
Gently, upon the subject Of negroes.
The Atlas thus reports hirns l. SO
He "rose to 'splain .himself2' as fol-
lows: 81 des tell you. niggersis gittin
too big anyhow-da thinks deinselves
good as white folks. Oars my wife
sne's done had four pair high-up gaiter
shoes dis year, and now wants another
pair. It's quare that being sot free
Will make niggers such FOOLS, Da used
to think they was doin' mighty we'll
IT they got pair of shoes by Christ
mas. l wish the last one of them was
put back in slavery for about Eve years
to learn 'em somo sense. I'd bef vii.
ling to go back awhile myself, les to
see some Of these bigoted niggers took
down." ~
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WASHING BIANKErs.-Now is the
season for washing blankets, and not
every housewife knows the best and
easiest mode of washing them, Here
is plan that never fails, if stric ctly
followed: Take one pint of soft soap,
two tablespoonfuls of powdered borax
dissolved in boiling water; put this
mixture in tub and fill half full of
cold water; put in from two to three
blankets-ns many as the water will
well cover; let them stand from twelve
TO o'twehty-four hours; squeeze and rub
them thoroughly and put them in a
basket to drain (over another tub)
without wringing; rinse in clear, cold
water and drain them again; put a
little blueing in for final rinse; drain
ana hang out without wringing; it will
tAke longer for them 70 dry, but sfhey
'.eill not ahrink. bnt ylonk white and
smooth. Be sure and use cold water
and not wiring during the process.
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IS railroad train v Was s. running ri
along s. almost lightning Speed.
A curve KNas n j just ahsSa, and the
trainwsslat very lStss Still the
conductor hoped to pass theIourve
safely, Suddenly, d locomotive
dashed. into sight. In an instant,
there was q collision. "a shfi&kL
., shook - and ffA ftsy pettisoops tiol Msrs n 8. 8
slaughtered; and ialf because als
engineer had been behind tii,iie., ID :,
~ The battle of . w aterloon was
being fought. Column after COZ
anR had been ,preoipitated upon
the enemy. The sun was sinking
in the west, Reinfo msnts, for
the defenders vera alreadyin sight.
I II IT, was necessary to carry the posi-
ton with one final charge A
powerful corps had been summoned
from across the country n: ~ Thu
great conqueror, con6denta Of: its
sssigi!, formed his reserve into ap
attacking column and led then
down the hill. The whole world
knows the result. NapoisSnas died
q prisoner at st. Helena, because
one ofhis Marshals was behind time,
A condemned man was beingylea
out for execution. He had taken
human life, but under circumstances
OF the greatest provocation. Thou
sands had signed petition for
reprieve, still none had arrived.
The last moment was up. The
prisoner took his place on the drop;
it fell, and a lifeless body sEs ing in
the air. Just at this moment, a
horseman came into sight, his steed
covered with foam. He, bore a
reprieve for the prisoner, bnt he
had come too late. A. compare
lively innocent man had died an
ignominious death, because a watch
had been Eve minutes too slow,
causing the bearer to arrive behind
time. ,'i'' ~
1t is continually SO in life. The
best laid plans are daily sacrificed,
because they are "behind time. ="
There are others who put off reform
alton year by year, till death. seizes
them, and they were eyer "behind
time" i5l%l
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The Scientific A~.erica. explains the
word carat. 1t is an imaginary weight
expressing the proportion of pure gold
in mass Of metal. An ounce of gold
is divided Into twenty-four carats, and
80 gold Of twenty-five carats fine is
gold Of which twenty-five parts are
pure, the other two parts being silver,
copper or other metal. Carat is origi-
nally the name Of bean which grows
upon the carat-tree. This bean varies
little in It's weight, and from a remote
period has been used as weight for
gold, gems and pearls in India and
Africa.
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Change Of Schedule.

$AS Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA b. r. CO.,
OoMPANY SHoPs. N. O., June 8. 1871.
E~ EuaRsf61aa, ON and after SUNDAY,
=AA2 80 jane 4, 1871, TRAINS will
be run over this Road in accordance with the
following TIME TABLE.
Z Sf z TTHins Goihg East. Trainh West.
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The BROOKLYN Life Insurance

The Brooklyn Life Insurance CoznpazT.z
~ THiiS ia
Paid Up Capital h'9a
CHRISTIAN ". President ". NJ.
'" H. WALLACE Vice Ferident D. PARKS FAoKLER.
OFFICE y, 3."aA
"A public
the
lar character vi" all Of The
Tim Te ork, ,Junuary
nce.-Ro n
20 s
policy
in
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Nova
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NHI3 CORN sHELLER
out order ty viii last %
seldom
Shelter
10
or viii shell
70 South Carolina
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PaErrT Goop.-1t is said Of the
Rev. Mr.. Cowan, u pastor in. German
town, Philadelphia, that soon after en-
tering upon his charge, he asked for a
collection in his congregation for the
Sunday school. The collection was
made, and amounted to eighteen dol
larsl The next Sunday he GOT up and
said: 81 have an apology to make to the
congregation. The collection for the
Sunday school last Sunday amounted
to eighteen dollars. Had / been better
acquainted among you, I would have
omitted the collection, and would have
asked the Sunday school to take up
collection for the church,"
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta 4. Z

THOS. DODAMEAD, General Sup.
M. T. BARTLErT, General Ticket Agent
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CnaTI0Ct6. COlumbIa and Augusta x. x
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. O.. August 4. 1871.
k& m a ON and after SUNDAY
~ - xd16k-azf@ next, 9Th inst, the follow.
ing schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. /. Train No. 2.
Leave Augusta. 1926 A. M. COOP. N,
Leave Columbia. :. 800 A. NJ. Hoop. NJ.
Arrive Charlotte. ...2.15 2. Al. $40 A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH
Lesve Charlotte. -. TAO A. M. S15P.M.
Leave Columbia. ST p. NJ. ESQ A. N.
Arrive Augusta. .6.5OP. NJ 7SOA A. M.
No. l Train daily. No. 2 Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make close con-
nection to all points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked
TO all principal points. Standard time-Wash-
ington City time, 16 minutes faatcr than this
city. E. p. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
e. r. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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Change Or -sclrsdule.- :

W1iss;sazos, Hc:S:=e.A. &IAuers-. r. r, 90.
o.ta. js w4+NINqT2H, N. o. AUGUST 9. 1871.
6H i Ii,!Sh iA,I4Sh th,s sat dat. Sste shS a,,
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KTANUFACTURER AND DEALER. No. 90
IxI Hsyne street and Horlbeck's wharf.
Charleston. g. @: This fs the largest and
Southern Btstes, and ali articles In this line
can be furnished by Mir. P. P. Toale 1t prices
which defy competition. i1
~ A pamphlet with full aud detailed list
OF all sizes OF Doors. 8asles and Blinds, and
the prices Of each, will be sent free and post
paid. on application to ~
July II tIvr P. P. TOALE.
Refined Oil.
MOTION SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal.
" Ion or barrel. Also, in glassa, pints and
quarts. For salelow. z. HOPE
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Change of Echedule.

Change Of Echedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COLUMBIA, h. O., June 9, 1871.
6S Ma HH 6Eazsr Change OF Schedule
ekSk ~ 3a9E ytzfRNNXkfS to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at. TAO m
Arrive at Charleston at 49,. 800 p m
Leave Charleston at. ............ .3.2t 10
Arrive at Columbia at. 40 m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, lSundays excepted.1
Leave Colnmbia at..... ........... .7.6e m
Arrive at Charleston at..... ......8.45 m
Leave Charleston at. 10 m
Arrive at Columbia at. g. 90 no
Camden Accommodation Train will con
time to run to Columbia az tormerly-Mon
days, Wednesdays and saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
3. b. PIcKISs, General Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-23

This Is q season that tries tho frame and
the constitution. Ifthere DO weak spot
In either, tho chilling damps, the malari.
GUS fogs, the varieties of temperature that
mark the commencement oil the winter
season are sure to find 1t out. There arc
few symptoms that have not weak spot
somewhere, and the wisest thing that any
man or woman can do Is 10 fOrtily Il by u
course of lIostettCr's Stomach Bltters, and
thus keep the enemy at bay. In war,
when o city is inonaced the first thing to
be done Is to strengthen the ramparts.
The same policy should be adopted with
the human body, when its direct foe, ma.
laria, Is abroad. II the stomach Is weak,
this tonic will lend Il vigOr; IT, the bowels
are morbidly sensitive, this Alternative will
regulate them; Il the liver Is inert, this
wholesome stimulant will rouse IL there
Is constipation, this aperient will cure Ii;
If there Is nervous debility, this nervinc
will replace II with nervous vigOr; II there
Is impurity in the blood, this depurent
will neutralize II; Il there Is cloud on the
spirits, this exhilarent will dlSpel 1t.
These are facts that have boon demOnstra.
ted every day for the last twenty years.
Can as much DO said for any other medi.
Cine-or rather, can rs much be procttt J
for anything may be said by the unscrupu'
lOus. DO not accept any OF the local Bit
tiers recommended by dealers In lieu OF the
Standard Restorative. All 4 & e0d&w
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zone mhn, says the proverb, may lead
"the horse to the water, but twenty men
"cannot make him drink" But Il Is also
true that the horse cannot drink unless lle
DO taken to tho water. In like manner,
while It Is true that each part Of the body
must be in condition Of readiness TO take
up.from the blood the nutriment II needs,
it Is also true that there must DO Rbund.
anco of good blood for each part to take
up nutriment from. Now, in order to
have good blood, we must have, on the
ono hand, sulACienoy Of appropriate
wholesome food, and, on the other hand,
we must have a sufficiently keen digest
i've power, TINT Is, simply-dlsSolying
power-in the stomach. Many suffer from
more or less deficiency in this "dissolv.
ing" power. To supply this very de-
flciency, is the primary and chief l'lnc'
ton Of that grCat tonic stlmulant, DR..
Gottlcib Fiscli's Btters
This subject continued next week un.
der" Nutrition /; hoto Possible" eod&w.
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AN elderly gentleman was recently
"contidenCed" on q train running into
Keokuk, by sharpers, who induced him
to buy a DRAFT (wGrthless) on Buffalo for
$751; 40, he paying them two 800 bills
and they paying him $43 as change. The
conductor on the train took the first Op.
pOrtunity to quietly suggest TO the limo.
cent old gentleman that he was afraid the
draft was fraud. "Well," was the
bland response OF the imperturbable
grecny, III 1t Is any bigger fraud than
my two one hundred dollar notes were,
then am not iorty.thrce dollars ahead
which l think | am. | am not In the
habit Of dealing In counterfeit currency.
but ! always keep q little Of that sort Of
stuff about me for the benefit Of that
sort Of customers"
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LTO BE OONFMuED on 1Exr TRIDAY, /


LEADING Russian journals arc not
pleased with the visit of the Grand Duke
Alexis to the United States. They say
that no good whatever can come OF it,
and that he will be welcomed warmly by
the very people who were guilty Of an
understandable interference in the domes-
tic affairs Of Russia by pleading for the
Lutheran DlssenterS in the Baltic PROV.
inces. The Moscow GdzCtte, the ablest
Russian newspaper, has a sarcastic arti-
Gle on the subject, in which, It expresses
surprise at the beliefthat the people OF the
United States can truly sympathize with
Russia. During the recent French war,
itsays, "the earnest sympatlies Of nine.
tenths of the people of the United States
were with Germany, and the victories OF
Moltke were celebrated there with as
mnch enthusiasm and pomp as in Berlin
and Munich. This should set us to think.
ing. Tho same thing would probably
have happened to u.s." The article winds
up with some Sneering remarks about the
large number of religious sects in the
Unitee States.
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Monument TO the Author Of the Nor.
. .lli mon BibIe.I lAf.
le Washlnglon lPa.l Roporter

From the Washington tPa) Reporter. ts
We IRE pleased TO learn from 9. NJ.
Reed, ESQ., that several persons have
already come forward and handed 10 their
contributions for the erection Of a suita.
bic stone over the grave Of Solomon
Spanlding, In accordance with the sug.
gestiOn IN last weeks paper.
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TIE venerable DR.. Robert j. BrCckin'
ridge, of Kentucky, is said to be steadily
declining In health, and there Is little hope
that he will live through another year. His
intellect, however, Is still strong, and his
witty sayings are US pointed and his hui
mOrOus sayings as genial as ever. .a
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ENG DAILY NTELLGENCER SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 3d.


NEW York, December 22.-CoTTON-
Mlddling upland 20tc.
FLoUR-Superfne, western and State
% 6Oa5 80; common to good 50 20a6 so;
good to choice 50 40a7 90; white wheat
extra 81 0Oa7 Is; St Louis SO 0Oa0 %.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and nominal :;
No 2 Chicago and Milwaukee 81 4Gal so;
winter red western 81 Seal 81; white
81 Goal ". Rye-Dull; western in store
92c. Malt-Dull. Corn-Ncw western
mixed ailoat 77a7Sc; old western mixed in
store 77ic. Oats-Dull western and
Ohio in store and aaoat 54a5Gc. q. F.
EGGs-In fAir demand at 34a37c.
GROCERIES = Coffee Rio lSta204c.
Sugar-Steady. Molasses-N. o. 4Sa56c.
PROvIsIoNs-Pork-Dull and lower /;
new mess $l4 75,; old $l3 25a13 81.
Dressed hogs-Dull and a shade lower at
5ia5sc, Cut Meats-Dull; shoulders 5a
&c; hams 0a10c; middles heavy, long clear
tic; short ribs &c. Lard-Steady; No. /
70 prime steam SBa9Ec; kettle 0tc.
BUTTRR-Steady; western 1lal3c; State
$50. =
CHEEsE-Dull; common to prime lac.
WmsKY-Firmer at 0Gc.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December %. -noUR-Quict
and dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Na 1 Chicago 81 cit;
No. g. 81 1871. Corn-No, 9 mixed 4OBa
4OlC. Oats-NO. 2, SEC, BArley-No. 9
spring OO4c. Ryo-NO. 2, 62iaG2gc.
Provisions Pork $l3 90. Green
Meats-Held firmCr at yesterdays quota
tons. Bulk Meats-Dlll but unchanged.
Hods-Quiet and weak; hest grades
81 lOA 35; common To fair dull at SO rs
a 90; dressed dull at 81 7ja4 so.
WHIsKY-ln fair demand at sole.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, December 29- Market
quiet but firm. Indian Orchard double
brown weight sheetings have been Rd-
vanCed from 12i 10 1910; WachusCtt 81
inch do, lie; Clarks do 13c; American
stripes 11ia12ic; UnCasville do 12al3c;
Canoe River corset jeans 10ic; PeQuot
colored 14c; Boston denims, improved,
11ic; Massachusetts: II II brown Canton
tlannels 12al9ic; Pittsfcld ticks SIC;
Eagle Is do 11ic; Hamilton regular do2lc;
MGthuGn A A do 9iC, and printed CNliCOs
11ic for leading brands.
Baltimore Market. ..
.BALTIMoRE, December 2S.-FLoUR-
Quiet and unchanged In every respect.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and prices nomi.
nal. Corn-Actve aud firm southern
white, CSa7Oc; yellow, roc. 0ats-Quiet
at 53a6ic. ''... I
PRovTsIoNs-Mcss Pork -$ld 50a15 90.
BaCon-ShOulders, &c; sides, &c clear
rib sides, Ste; sugar cured hams, Liable.
Lard-10C.
BUTrER-Westem active lair to good
rolls, 20a2ic.
WHIsKY-05aGGc.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, December 22-GRo.
CERTEs-Sugars-Dull and lower; inferior
GaGiC; common to good common Gia7c;
fair to fully fair 7taSlC. ColIeG-Firm at
10a20iC. MOlasses-Easier; inferior goa
SOC; common 31a3lc; fair 3ja3Sc; prime
80O40c; strictly primo 42a4lc.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, December 22.-FLoUR-
Dull but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat- No. milwaukee at
81 81; No. 2, 81 1910. Oats-No. 2,
32tc. Corn-No 2 mixed 4O9c. Rye
NJ II a 81 ~
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she could have cared for him then, how
different her whole life might have been
And that had been all Roberts doing; and
a feeling almost Of resenuul bitterness
seemed for the first time 70 enter into her
mind. Could she forgive him, after all,
for having so blighted her life 7 And what
was the good ofhis trying to make up for
it now C0uH he make up for It, do
what he likedg 10 Charles Lawrence,
there was nobody like you, after all p she
murmured. al l had only known itm
This was how Miss Brown Thought
over" MIR. Dixon's proposal.
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Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket ONCE,
In M'Luro House, and at tho Station at Bridge
port. .... n,,
nov9i General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market
New YoRK, December 22.-GoLD-
Weak, closing at 1OsiatOss. Loans ranged
from o per cent to 3.Gl per cent for carry.
ing. Clearings, about $G9,OOO,0OO.
MoNEY-Firm this morning OF 1893 TO-
t.iO per cent, and closed steady att per
cent gold.
STERLrNa ExCrANGE-1O0A. z
.,.-....,..,,,,A, giI.,ur, aVd I,;ghar
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STATE lJ0NDs-halher uulI, eACcpIhs
Tennessees, which advanced about per
cent.
STocKs-Firm with an upward tenden'
CIV. There was sharp advance in wabash
and Union Pacihcs. Some large blocks
changed hands. Miscellaneous Ypecula-
ton was strong and in sympathy wilh the
advance in railways. Express stocks con-
tinue firm; the market at the close was
strong and generally up to the best prices
Of the day. Pacific Mail was an excep.
ton TO tho entire market, and declined
from "a to SO, with considerable business
Clncinnatl Market.
CINCINNATI, December 22-FLoUR
AND GRAIN-UnChanged.
PRovIsfoNs-POrk $i3 60al3 70, Lard
Steam SIC; kettle DC. Bulk Meats
Shoulders 6a5tc; clear rib sides gci clear
04c. Bacon-Shoulders &c; sides, clear
rib and clear NC.
Hoas-Dull and prices have declined,
"a OOa4 80.
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Hardware, &C.
DITTsBURGH IRoNWAREHoUsE
MetcaIf & Burt,
10. &C MAIN ST.,

Wholesale Dealers in Pittsburgh and Norway
bar, Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Nail Rods, Bur
den Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Anvils, Bellows,
Steel. Also, Hubs, spokes, FellOea, &c.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAVES.
We are furnishing Neasler, Bahman + Co.'S Gin
cinnat Safes, with SargantA Combination Lock,
at very low prices. We deliver Sales just where
wanted without extra cost, and defy competition
either in strength, beauty, or good qualities.
Call and see Chicago testimonials.
METCALF y BURT, Agents,
nOy97 o. Main street.
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NYsyTERs OYSTERS / OYSTERS

JOHN q. HBFTLY, In odd Fellow' Hall
building, next door 70 Booking Drug Store, n.
the finest OystGrs ever brought TO this market,
which ne Mn sell a. Wholesale OF by the can Al
the lowest iuoasible tile9, Remember the place,
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