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Particular Notice.
TEACHERS AND PARENTS

'NIiE GEOGRAPHY or WEST VIR.
l. GINA is the most useful Book ont
and Is needed in all schools. Endorsed by
the State and County Superintendent. ana
ny teachers everywhere. They say il is an
most admirable work" The very book
long needed I'VE use it ana are glad to
get u. 81 like ii, good book for child
rem. you do the children a special kind
ness by getting this mcritOriOus little work
Tor Their use. The grown people OuChtto
study ii for their own benefit"
The use OF this book Is extending TO all
parts OF the State, and in Public and Pr
vate Schools. For sale by Booksellers gen.
orally, and at the wholesale store OF
y. w. PAUL. d CO.,
OclHracg 70 Min ..,c,,
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$l,ooo.ooOS


On Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871,
lO0,0jOTICKETSo OF A OMISSION. go EACH
CURRENCY; HALF TICKETS -; QUAR-
| TER TICKETS ESQ.
Tickets will be sent by registered letter:
the money for them may be sent by +. y.
| money order, greenbacks or dran.
Each Ticket consists OF four uuartfrs
value S2.1J each. The holder Is entitled To-
admission To the Concert and To the value Of
OF the gift awarded 10 it or It's fractiOn.i
F3D,CJ IN GREENBACKS will tc dis
tributed to holders oftickets, in gifts OF from
siVgyl, me highest, toslOJ, the lowest, being
~ gifts In all.
The concert is for the benefit OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
THE CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY
- $4,000 ihEtoC hhiI, ana the Corporators and
Supervisors are the Hon. ThOmns y. Bran.
lette, late Governor OF Kentucky, and TWEEN
! ty-SeYen OF the most distinguished and rn.
spectacle citizens ofthe Stale.
Inc undersigned, late principal business
sIian"sSI vi Tue very successful Gift Concert
I"r me Deneht OF the Mercantile Library AZ
san Francisco, has been appointed agent
ana manager OF this Grand Gin CONCERT
Inc drawing and distribution will take
place IN public, and everything will be done
..osatlsIy me buyers OF tickets that their In.
tere's VIII be as wei protected as n they
were personally present to superintend ihc
entire affair. - Gnu 'n'
FoT lcKets and Information apply To
CHAS. *. PEiEKs.
I'D Main Ftreet, Louisville. XIV
No. Aston House, New York.
Ii. y. Hernpsted, No. iIO BIoldw ay. Mil
waukee, Wisconsin. ~
N. A. French, Virginia City, Nevada.
Louis. "''' 81
Tickets also for sale In every prominent
j. L; RODGERS, Agent.
sep27derb wbneItn,
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Artificial Pavement.

For Roads, Sidewalks and GardcnwaliS,
equal to stone tagging, aud costs from - to
- per cent. less. Floors for Ice Houses
lircwcrieS, Kitchens, Cellars, DC. Floor
Tiles Tor Stores, Hotels, Halls, &c, in va
Iiety OF COlOrs. House Fronts and Walls
covered in any color stone. Cemetery En-
closures, Vases, Monuments, Steps, Window
Stills, Door SillS, &c.
Office on Market street, in HamiltOn's
new block, opposite City Bank, where n
specimen of the pavement can be So n.
Orders for this pavement received by
JAS. HAMILTON,
Octl3yb General Agent for West Va.
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For Sale.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED
~ OF purchasing an established and
tnriVlng business In this city. Only mod
crate capital required. Satisfactory reasons
iof selling. This is a rare chance for An an.
fIeIrPTrIISing man: address, by Letter, ar. ".
name, as no other vii receive attention
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HOLMES d "
Fluid Extract B1

NOR WEAKSbS5, di.,g,.,
excuses, habits o. ii' ~ ,
discretion or abuset aSe,5..gdss<
lowing symptoms IL ~. Z -
ton, loss OF pDWe',. TX bs,' : >,
Guilty Olbreathlns; ,"onrs o y
horror OF disease. d .,Ia bacE. =
fuIness. pain IN lns Js:sS ~
tude OF the muscuJi+r' dJDs 4
eruytiOns on the iaI H. tie ~
Take no other. AZ 49, = 81
Extract Buchu. ,Pr tlTfIIy -
Wheeling, W. Va " "A
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Fourth Street M. E. Church.

DREACHING TOMORROW SUNDAY
L at lO1a A. NJ. and r. NJ, by The Pastor,
DR.. Westwood. Sunday School at p. NJ.
In the evening the sermon will be especial
" to Business MEN OF the city. oc2S q
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OK BARRELS EXTRA SUGAR, GOOD
10 For sale very low.
oc26 LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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Great Bargains
Sfaroh-

starch.
IN BOXES FOX'S PEARL STARCH,
w Just received and for sale by
aprl5 M. REILLY.
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Religious Notice.

nR. BELDING WILL PREACH IN THE
- Disciples Church, Centre Wheeling,
THIS EVENING AT 7:3O p. VI.
Subject: The Christians Warfare.
On TOMORROW Sunday at ll:C0 \. VI.
and 7:3O p. NJ.
COME AND WELCOME.
oc2Sa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-09

THE undersigned wishes most respevtr uIiy
TO apologize to the ladies'. who, this day, at
tended the races at tho State Fair, and wit
messed his improper conduct. He assures
them that any language he may havo given
utteranco to, did not, in any manner, ref sct
upon thcm, and was made whlo unier great
excitement.
AZ for tho opinion formed by any Of the
males, who may have become incensed, he
he wishes it distinctly understood he does not
care an iota..s @. .R..FKANKLIN.
CoLUMBrA.ssO., Ncvom ber g, 1871.
Nov
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KNOXVILLE TO MILLEN.-The Sumter
Ne,os learns that it is proposed by a
company to purchase from the Viii
mington, Columbia and Augusta Ruil
road Company the end of their road
from Sumter in the direction of King
vile, (Which will probably be abandoned
on the completion of the through line, J
and build an air line from that point to
Mlllen. Georgia, which will open short
through line for the Southern aud West
ern travel going North. and place Sum
ter on an important through line for
travel.
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t1orses- were Withdrawn. The firstthres
raneGentle Annie winning the race, one
mile, in 55X. The last three horses
tAan ran for another pnyae Of ,S2O-Gary
winning the racein 49X. e
- There we're. several s.scruh, races. but
nothing OF any interest," s.
The day closed without any accident
occurring to 4py Of the large throng
collected together, and every body re-
tnfned to their homes in good spirits,
and well repaid for their days labors.
To-day the great attraction will'be the
riding at the ring, by quite number Of
gentlemen, who have entefed their
names. We learn that nineteen or
twenty have volunteered for the oc.
cation,r So that there may be expected
much interest today. We trust q large
nnmher Q! visitors will bo on hand. to
give encouragement to the riders, and
cheer them mp in their work.
A large number of strangers arrived
last night by all the trains. so that the
city is crowded almost to it's utmost Ca
pacity; still. there is room for few
more. Let all come who can, aud we
will try to give them a hearty welcome.
We had nearly omitted to make par
ticular mention of a magnificent horse,
on exhibition, by DR.. J. F. Eusor.; His
admirers we're numerous, and many
were the sentiments OF praise bestowed
upon him. The Doctor may well feel
proud of his specimen in the stock line.
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Nov Q !
State Of south Carolina.-Newbsrry Co

IN COMMON PLEAS.
EI parte W. 81. Whitlock. Petition to enforce
Mechanic. Lien.
Er pdrte Jerry Lvsns. Petition to enfo1co
Mech MICS Lien. i4-,i "a
PY order OF this Court, passed In the abose
ID stated caees, James w. Hayward, . Tor
ii, ion. were erected, and on which William Il.
WLitIock and Jerry Evans hold mech II MICS
liens, lie required to answer said petitions, On
or before the next term OF this Court.
w. Hayward. arc required also to take notice
hereof, and to e-tabiish their elaine, iE any,
against said building, or the Same. win b
barred THOS. III. LAKE, G. q. p N. O.
Nov9 tho
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Tournament.

Il auspices OF tho State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, will take place On the
Fair Grounds. THIS DAY. at 12 O'Clock. The
knights wishing to participate will meet
knights allowed to entor after half past II
O'clock. First, Second, Third and Fourth
PIizos will be awarded by tho Managers.
BY order Of the Managers.
NUvo1 T.. HA5ELL GIBBEs, Sec'y.
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Racing.

F!NuE pnblic are infor mod that the following
i trials OF speed will take place on the
Track attached to the Fair Grounds, punctu-
ally, At O'clock TO-DAY. Entries to be
made with the Secretary OF the South Caro-
lima Agricultural and Mechanical Society by 2
O'Clock p. NJ. First Race. mile heats. Purse
$100 Oy Society; f2!5 by subscription. Second
Race, trotting milo heats-best 8 in S. BY
Society, $50; subsoription, SIPS. NoxQ
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MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE IN CHAR1zs-
TON -Charieoton is tast becuu.ing q manu.
featuring as well as commercial city. The
largos. m anufactury Of doors, sashes, blinds.
p. ToALE. on Horlbeck's Wharf, IN that city,
sales roOms at No. 20 Hayne street. Mr..
ToALE's advertisements appears in another
column. . NOy2t
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Notice.

THE Committee on Horses will examine
i this nlorning, commencing at 10 O'clock,
al the entries under the first, eecond, third,
fourth and fifth classes, for premiums, and
parties having entries under those GLASSES,
are respectfully requested TO hSve their anu
mails ready at the call OF the Marshal.
THOMAS TAYLOR,
NOV0l Sunasintendt Mt
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The Recent TrlennAnl Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
This august and imposing body COM
pleted its labors on October 26. last. It
was held in Baltimore, and among the
divines and laymen present were repre-
sentatives from South Carolina. There
were representatives. also from the Mo-
ther Church in Old England. The ses-
sion OF the Convention lasted twenty
days, and good deal of business was
despatched. We observe that the an
oient reputation of the Protestant Epis-
copai Church for q wise conservatism
for that golden mean which lies between
extremos--was maintained. The debates
were harmonious. The FIRST act of the
reverend fathersin God" was to signify
their desire to economically forbid certain
practices which we're creeping into the
the Church and leading it Romewaris.
This subject led to an interesting de-
bate, and Introduced the vexed question
Of ritualism. Finally, as We are in
formed, a resolution was almost unani-
mously passed, ''condemning ceremc-
nies, &C.. foreign to standards of the
Church, and holding that the paternul
counsel and advice Of the bishops was
sufficient at this time to suppress all
that Is unseemly and irregular" An
other important work of this Oonven-
tion was the declaration of the House OF
Bishops as to the word "regenerate," as
used in the Offices Of the Church for the
ministration OF the baptism of infants.
1t was held that no moral change is
wrought in the subject of baptism The
Convention also decided to restore the
ancient order of ''deaconesses" in the
Church, and authorized the organiza.
sion OF ''houses Of mercy" where wo-
men can take vows and live holy life
in acts OF charity and religious service.
Upon the whole, We aro inclined to
conclude that the Convention did it's bu-
siness In calm, wise and sagaoious
spirit-as unto God and not unto man.
II work OF no striking character was
done, and II few great points were set
tied, yet vast amount of regular and
necessary business was transacted, aud
she foundations q the Church we're Left
firm. ~
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Pocket-Book Found.

4 POCKET-BOOK, with q sum of money,
"A Was found on Upper street, between the
Fair Grounds and Main street, yesterday,
which the owner can have by applying to Mr..
w. n. Tucker, at the Central Hotel, proving
property aud paying for this advertisement.
Nov -
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OFFICIAL KAFFLE NuMBEns Charleston Chart.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RATpLE CLASS No 1877 Morning Nouenber
4-42-10-9-5 -5046-19 27-47-b7-65 81
Witness my hand at Columbia. thls 9th day
OF November, 1871. FENN PECK,
Nov9 Sworn Commissioner.
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Found.

GA NEAR the Fair Grounds, last oven
&H ing Mcclellan SADDLE, which the
owner can get By paying for TINS
advertisements. The Saddle may be sron at
the HRNfx Ofioe. John LEE
Nov o
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Mrs. Grassland, of Sumter, who had
nearly reached her ono hundredth birth
day, died last week.
There were G6 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 4th-whtes 26;
colored 20.
New York claims at noon on week
day to have l 400. 600 population.
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= sfiSS =. ff = s4s'yy fy 'l'A-
Thursilg sbrag1K. aovsaSssle,Ile
The ar..t.psse . ,hse,over I.sae Of, Bonds,
nAAss .pur i readers q may presngpoe, y, ye, haze
not the honor of Governor Scott 8 conR.
dence. Nor does the PHGNIx interview
people whose statements. after they, are
made. mhy iust as veil he deemed false
as true. As, his Excellency is now ar
raigned before the bar OF the public, and
aslbeen PLACED, BY the New, York World
in the oriminals dock, it is proper that
his defence be heard. The correspond
ent OF the Charleston Courier has inter
viewed Cow SCOTT. lAbont t6e3 only
practical piece of information he gives.
Is that arrangements have been made to
take the financial agency, of the State
from the present agent and place it in
the hands OF the Union Trust Company,
Of New York. That is. Gov. Scott &
Co. propose to look the stable doors
after the horses Of tih1e State have been
stolen = and he, perhaps. not the least
notorious in the band OF the Radi.
cal officials who have grown. fat and
Xaxed ssucy upon the bleeding and mu-
tilated body OF prostrate Carolina. Why.
we askl his Excellenoy. did you make
Kimpton, your financial agent in New
York, and place millions Of State secu-
rites in his unknown hands, without ex-
acting even bond from him. such as an
assistant cashier gives in one Of our oity
banker Tpa And your advisers. we say
to his Excellency,. are responsible in law
and morals for all that the State Of South
Carolina may lose from the great con-.
spiraoy financial ~ whereby unknown
millions may perhaps have been added
to the public debt .of South Carolina.
Is it true that the, public debt OF this
State may yiae= s oyer, $25. .0e0, 900? If
90. o.,can', our poor and :plundered people
pav $1,tO0, 900 per annun interest on
that debt and, 'Besides that, sum. the
current expenses iof the Government?
Whittier are ws driftingP Whittier sails.
the ship OF Stase2 Aud what says the
Attorney General, Of the State? Have
you NO duties in this crisis to discharge? 2
If the State has been plundered-if the.
treasury has been invaded-.as we know
is the case e-is it not the duty OF the At
torney General to proceed against the
plunderers7 Where frauds were alleged
in New York, Gov, Hoffman put his Az
torney- General to work. If Scott is no
Hoffman, sic also the case that Cham
berlain is no Ohamplnin? We said that
this man Kimpton would cost the State
at least $1,000. zoo: Is it that our esti-
mate was very moderate? It looks very
much like it. Alas for South Carolina,
when swindlers and robbers prey upon
her, and then hide themselves under the
United States flag! Scott & 90. plnnder
our people. and then call upon Grant.
and he puts them under military rule!
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The recsipts.for >sefssehuents-st The
a'Memasislti RszaarM sessAraar.o. were
hsavy!a Tho flsdy wistsqs fare .atesstsvs
And The yeried5 NAats lof ,bdrgry sfhdivf.
duals are supplied ii shoil ~ oidsr.an,s o.' si
i, The. bsrbecpe at the iaAis grepnds1vill
beeontinned te-aay- y - -; 3. :, 8
What is it 700, can take without hauda3
A hint.5aS i@ i'siia a,al. hsrl,'a y ;:5s !TnS
I Messrs. Lorick. s. .LoKstiaaooa.: claiim to
have ,tbe largest stock OF tngricultaral
implemenssf hard ware and 5gtocenss Of
any house in Columbia, and beg to call
the especial attention of visitors to ths
fair TO their display Of agricultural i'm
plements and Hardware on the Hair
grounds, snd to their stock in store on
Main street which, for quality of goods
aud prices. cannot be, surpassed by apy
house South of Baltimore. -
A New AND NOVEL LNvknT1oN.-Petti-
arew'a patent hand nlc- requires nc
horse to work it. It's principle is simple
and perfect, being adapted to the planta-
tion. farm and garden. County and
State rights for sale by p. p. Tosle,
Charleston. 8. C.geMr. p. T. Morey, at
the Columbia Hotel. has the plow in
charge. and will be, pleased in showing
the plow TO any parties interested. We
deem this as an important invention,
aud believe 2 f1oFtaPpFes 1PF J open to the right
y - -..ii1.- IL 4.li - tf
The JOINT ,STooK ENTERPR1sR.-We
call the attention of our 5citizens to this
enterprise. so intimately associated With
the interests Of Columbia. q Subsorin.
tions de novo have hesa started. The
State Agricultural and Mechanical 3d.
ciety have appointed committee TO OBJ
tain subscriptions from this city jand4the
visitors to che fair. We beliesvsas ibat our
citizens will move generously and
promptly in this matter. No part 81 tie
State can have so large ian interestIas
Columbia in the developments nof The
State faira. Y b9aas s4-'' 10! Effa *
On Friday evening, next, the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society will
meet. chiefly to receive the. report of the
canvassers. Of which our public.spirited
citizen. E. Hope. Esq. is chairman.
Let US have Q good report for Columbia.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
Racing at the State, Fair.
Thos. Tsylor-Notice. AtaHaess
laramie Seltaer Aperient.
Ohipley & Hutchison-Oorn Shelters.
John Observation-Disclosures.
John Lee-Ssddle Found.
w. NJ. Tuoker---Pocket-book Found.
Miss O. Notwithstanding.
jacob Levin-Auction Sales.
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Poor SOUTH CAROLINA. - The New
York World saye
1--WE were wrong in thinking South
Carolina only tormented by tho yellow
fever which desolates her sea. coast and
Mr.. Grants despotism which harries her
western border. A third calamity op-
presses ner, and that is the astounding
robbery which first finds u revelation in
our columns today. It seems that the
debt of the State, which was So, 900, 600
when the present scoundrel government
took place, and which was admitted by
Governor Scott shortly after the Tax
payers Convention meeting in Coln 70 bia
in May last to be from $4,000, 600 to
SD, ,OUG, COO, is now ascertained to be, at
the least, $25, 900. .O00. Bonds to over
$50, 100000 have been printed in this
city. and the exact status of the South
Carolina debt no man can to day say
The reconstructed Governor Scott, now
in this city, cannot tell, neither can any
of his officials, all of whom have like
wise swarmed hither of late, say. An i'm
penetrable cloud rests over these finances,
and oil that clearly appears is this :
that there have been $40, ZOO, 900 of
bonds printed in this oity, and of the
whole issne it may be written nuna pssfi-
gi0 retrorsuna none con explain where
the money has gone. We hear that in
forest payable in this city has been
promptly met after the fashion of swind-
ling corporations which borrow money
to pay dividends. while interest payable
in the capital of South Carolina has been
allowed to 60 by default, in the hope
that such default IN that far. q wey region
might not excite the attention any de-
fault in Wall street would arouse. Fur
ther, We have it that open war is declared
between Scott, the reconstructed Govern
or, and the broker formerly his .tfdus
Achates in this city for the management
of the State funds.
''Still further, in all this appear the
ear-marks Of that great national gift
taker. Mr.. Grant. The reconstructed
Governor Scott was. prior to his election,
Freedmcn's Bureau man, one Of Phil
anthropist Howards servitors. Philan-
thropist Howard being q bird of the
same feather with Receiver General
Grant, kindly feeling is entertained to-
wards reconstructed Governor Scott by
the administration. Whether this fell
iow-feeling has led to the military despo-
tism now existent in South Carolina with
the object Of keeping these monstrous
financial rascaities in tue family, does
not moo appear. It soon may"
>
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One and Two-Horse Ploughs.

EHHE undersigned offers for sale several Of
i the above, which will be disposed OF at
very low prices. JOHN ALEX iNDER.
NOv93 COngaree Iron Works
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For Sale,

For Sale,
ONE now, eight [a] horse stationary EN-
~ CINE and BOILER. warranted In first
rate order. and will bo sold at . bargain. by
applying at thi, Office. Nov 93
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CAPT. ". L. CAuaHMAN. The nu-
merous friends and relatives of this
es:imable gentleman will be panied to
learn Of his death. which occurred mt his
home. near our village. on tho morning
of the I'd inst, in the forty seventh yeur
Of his age. Capt. Caughman leaves n
widow and an interesting family. with a
iargo circle of friends aud relatives in
our midst, to mourn the loss of good,
kind. generous and Christian man,
honorable and upright citizen.
LeriN1 on DisDdtch.
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RICH GEORGIA. Bullock,
the notorious oarpet-bagger vho has
lately disgraced the position of Governor
of Georgia, has resigned his Office
With singular frankness he assigns as
the cause of this act the faot that the
Legislature had iGpeached him, and
that his conviction is certain. Of course
the Legislature is. in his own view,
utterly corrupt, and he is a sort of latter
day Christian martyr, greatly improved
upon tho original model of the early
martyrs. He. however, expresses con-
tidence that the Lieutenant. Governor,
who succeeds him. will prove as worthy
of con6dence-on the part of General
Grant-as he himself has proved; which
must be very gratifying certificate OF
character to his successor. This fellow
has been one of the most subtle tools of
the administration in ruling the South.
His dishonesty aud utter want of de-
cenoy, have baen perfectly familiar to
Everybody. Yet the Radical press has
until now steadily defended him. and
answered every protest OF patriotic aud
honest men against him by the CRY of
disloyalty aud tho accusation of Ku
Kluxism. .-New York World.