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ES- That eminent and distinguished orator
of Maryland, the Hon. j ohm l.. \. McMahon.
died in Cumberland on last week. in the
meridian of life but its future sadly blighted.
To honor his memory, the bar of Baltimore
City held but recently meeting, which the
S~" says, was one of the largest ever held to
pay tribute OF respect to deceased member
Of the legal profession.
HoN. C. l.. NALLAHpIGuAu.-W regret
tOObserve by tO,day's papers, that the Hon.
c. l.. Eal!andigham died from wound acci-
IDENTIFY inflicted upon himself few DAYS $50
while carelessly handlinga loaded pistol. His
reputation is SO general, that anything more
than passing notice of the sad event is un.
Necessary As Lawyer, Editor and Politician.
he was remarkable always for decision Of
principle which rendered him exceedingly
popular with friends, aud obnoxious to foes
1t will be remembered that he was the author
Of the ''new department movement which.
We must say, by its tendency to split the De-
mOcFacy, threatens disastrous consequences to
the party in -
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THE GREAT REAPERI

T w. SECR. Haltown. w. Y, A., p
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REAPER AND MOWER.
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a GOOD PLATFORM.

The editor of the New ork Frccn,q,.'s
Journal, who is as sound in his politics as in
his religion, wants to prepare a platform for
the coming Democratic convention of tina,
State. He says it should consist of 1.-TWO
Whereases and one Resolution" as follows ::
HhcTcos, For sixty years the people the
United States were happy under tie rule Of
the Democratic Party and.
Whereas, Ten gears ruis Of the party or
gauized against the National Democratic Par
y, has loaded Us with debt. hampcrcd our do
nestle industries, destroyed the commerce
that enriched US, and generally made the reo-
pie of the United States unhappy, aud Tea. full
OF future even worse; therefore.
Resided, Tha. their trisc scif interest. that
sometimes is called 'P0friotiS1u," calls loudly
on the people of the United States who wan,
good government, to put back intu power the
old party, under which they were so long hap.
Py, and prosperous, and cUutcn,cd.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

-, rr-srns h1rin- rlsirus sEain't the Estate OF
to the, property au'hcEi std. Tor rcrtl, m.r,I
WALTER SMILEY
Jnrc z. ISL LIN.
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june 6. 1911.
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The Milligan Case.

IN NJ. PHELrs. Secretary of State.
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NOTICE TO ALL!
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPAYY.

HAVING been appointed Agent for the above
Company, will psy prompt attention to The re-
also. Will attend to all bu.inss. P,r,irui,r
attention pad to the Insurance Wheat in Sr,r
- Hny one wishing Insurance IN ihi- or adjoining,
IoGn'ies,can write me at this place md - IN attend
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ON z. With Dr. W. F. Alexander. DuGi,l5.s Ia
- W, a. Il A. ALEXANDER
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09


Seth Green says that in three years
the 24O. 600 young sbad lie has put in
the Hudson River will ''speak for them
selves" What will they say?
New York Globe.
They will say, in the language of the
poet. WHAT shnd obs we are. and what
shnd- obs We pursue"
Washington Star.
TT FOR TAT. 81 do SO envy Eve, :"
said q married lady to gentleman.
'How so?' Because her husband
could never badger her about how his
mother used to do things" II do so
envy ADAM" replied the gentleman.
"Why SOP" asked the lady. "Becuus.
he never had mother-in- law"
a North Cnrolina colored Juror was
recently seen making rapid tracks for
the Virginia line, and upon being nc
costed by gentleman rs to whittier he
whs going. confessed with dismny that
!le was fleeing the State, as ho had inst
heard that the Jury was to be hung"
Per CoNTRA.-A correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican sets up IN opposite
theory to that advanced by Darwin. ue
thinks monkeys originated from men
that men detoriorated to such All extent
thai monkeys were the result
There ara two beautiful Circassian
ldics at White Sulphur Springs who
possess magnificent heads of hair. They
accompany French family, and are
Very much admired.
Little Josie Singleton, of Forsyth.
Ga, recently removed M obstruction
from the Macon and Western Road
while train. going NJ full speed, was
within few feet of it.
The Danville Times says: eve Ind
rather Lave brains than money. A biz
purse in the pocket with no ideas in the
head is MT very desirable. A good
heart ls better than either.'
An Ohio young man had girl whom
ne was conrting arrested for biting his
lips. The fooli conldn't be bite back +?
We would be- chnwed iuto hash before
having n girl arrested fnr that.
The Welsh colony in Patagonia ia the
mod .rn Utopi". They have no lunatios.
blind. deaf or dumb. aud no pau pers nor
poor law. There is no taxation.
When O girl falls in love with an
Irishman, her heart always goes pity Pat.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

A HAPPY WOMAN. An exciting revival
III now i'll progress in one Of the negro
churches in Hampton. The other nieht.
female member of the congregation
rnised her voice to the highest pitch
and shouted. III shr,!l tones: C,,ll;nej
Mold my bonnet till I beat my sides and
shout glory! gloryr' The request was
complied with. and the happy creature
commenced shouting and sobbin0, md
Kept it up until alie was completely ex.
hnusted. -Norjoik Journal.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

THE DtsENToMBED PAsr.-They pre-
tend to have uneartlied 'lost city" or
Indian village. in Canada, on the banks
OF Grand River. In one collection q
pile OF 200 human skeletons was found
the bones OF mcn who must have been
from seven to nine feet in height, must
have worn heads nearly twice the size OF
ours, and belonged to on age anterior to
anything recognized in modern history.
AS the bones Of O mnstodon were found.
some years ago, near the same spot.
some people fancy in all these relics the
remains OF coinci6ent period. Mud
houses and their chimneys, the debris
OF blacksmith's shop, aud two tons of
charcoal; a number. Of large skulls al
most petriiicd; tomahnwk. shaped axes:
beads G: stcne; pipes with doge heads
cut on them; ekimmers and so on, have
been disinterred with these skeletons.
the whole of which was covered by n
growth OF pine timber ''of the growth
OF centuries s'-nccording to the rather
e1travagant report. The farm of $50
acres which overlaid this vast mauso-
ieum, 'hns been cultivated for nearly a
century,, we are assured, and vet is
covered with u thick growth" of forest
trees. A farm covered with forest trees
ls something we citoyens do not freel '
comprehend. That it .'must have been
ages ago since the remains were deposit.
ed there, is also embarrassing Phrase
oiogy to lis. However, wo give the
statements as furnished by the Toronto
Telegraph. and We leuvo the rest to tho
renders Imagination. It is pretended
that gold and silver are concealed in
abundance in the samo locality, and if
30 we shall not have to wait long for
more explorations. Without alludinp to
"agea ago." discoveries Of this kind are
always interesting. The past is useful
volume for human study, and even dead
Indian anoss:c:o make wise taaclfers. 81
their living American descendants. A!
NeU York Sunday Times
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

There is man out in Wyoming who
did not want for womnn's wit when
forced to do womans work while his
wife was on the jury. He appended to
her to come home, but she wasn't in any
particular hurry, as she would now find
out how nice it was to stay at home and
mind the children, while she was loafine
around the court house as he use to do. y
The man went home and hired good
looking cook, and sent his wife word to
be sure and not come home until she
wanted to on his account, but as soon as
the news reached her she bolted imme-
diately, and is now one of the loudest op-
posers of female suffrage.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09
A Ts1BurE 10 THE OoNpRprnArp Gov.

Attribute TO THE CoNFRDEnArE Con.
sT1FUTIoN.-The Hon. Alexander Del
mar, Northern man, who, although
never an abolitionist, never favored
slavery. and who says he has not beer
in the South for fourteen wears. in n lat.
ter to the editor OF the Memphis ApDeak
says: ' 1tl !
Although native hero ssand to Tho mnp.
ner born" I cannot resist an exnressio,,
OF regret that tho leadership of our
party has fallen into the hands Of North.
ern politicians. Whatever mny be its
other excellence, the Northern mind is
certainly not marked for astuteness: and
since we have lost the guidance oI
Southern statesmen. we seem to have
been without ideas. For intellectual
strength and grasp we hnve had stoiidi.
ty, and for circumspootion we have been
favored with mere cunning. Hence the
continued attitude of negation into
which We have been thrown. and the
contemptuons soubriquct of Bonrbons
which our enemies hive bestowed upnn
us.
The Republican party owes it's con.
tinued ascondanoy much to its shrewtl
assumption. that the civil war was waged
solely to uphold slavery. This is 30 fal
from being correct, that had slavery no,
been in question at all, had not even the
demand to suddenly make common thY
ioDg.vested individual proprietorship O,
4,0OO. 0OO, 600 of property been in ones.
ton, there was etill enough behind to
have brought on the war without slavery.
lake the Confederate Constitution ns
guide. All must admit thnt this is the
most authoritative exponent of the diff.
ferences between the North aud South.
There was in that instrument, if nv
memory serves mo truly, distinct enun
citation Of the absolute sovereignty OF
the States, except in cases specifically
provided for. Protection was absolutely
forbidden. Revenues could only be col.
lected by the Federation for the pur.
poses of government. Subsidies, inter.
nal improvement schemes, land grants,
monopolies, etc., were absolutely forbid.
den. Even the monopoly Of money was
relinquished by tho Federation; for the
States were permitted to issue oirculat
ing notes. No debt could be repudiated
and so strictly was this principle ad.
hered to, that no Federal bankruptcy
law could be enacted. The Post Office
department. was to support itself out OF
its own revenues solely. Appropriation
bills were to require two-thirds vote in
both Houses of Congress-, and when
passed might be vetoed in part by the
President. No bill could relate to more
than one subject, and that must have
been expressed in it's title. Surplus ton
mage revenues levied by the States owe,
cost of local harbor Improvements, were
to go into the Federal treasury. The
President and Vice President were te
serve for six years. aud for ono term
only. Civil Service Reform was effectu
ally provided for by forbidding removals
from Office. except for cause to be giver
to the Senate. Cabinet ministers alone
were exempted from this provision. III
nally, the machinery requisite to effect
amendments to the Constitution wat
simplifed and improved.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

One Sundny recently, Methodist
preacher IN Iowa advised the sisters to
mortify Satan by giving their jewelry to
the church Oh tho next Sabbath evening
The result was q galvanized wutoh md
three brass finger rings. "They are a
mean set OF Sinners" said the parson.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

The utter unreliability of history is
attested to in controversy now going
on between NJ. Cassagnac and Nj. Achard, i,
relative to Napoleon's demeanor at
Sedan. Both gentlemon were present
and eye-witnessea of what they describe,
yet one asserts that the Emperor wore
his uniform on the morning of the sur.
render and went out weeping. The
other, that he wore plain clothes and
was 30 self-possessed that be went out
smoking cigarette. OF course the
matter is unimportant, except as illus.
trating what little reliunce is to be
placed upon personal evidence in times
OF extraordinary excitement.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

a hard-working bnt poor German
farmer in Livingston County, Missouri,
whose farm was ADVERTISED for debt in
spite OF all his industry and economy,
stlil pioWed and toiled, and fow DAYS
ago dug up box containing over 81, 70O
in gold.
The body OF II well.known old negro
man, who had been missing from Mari-
dian several days, was found last Monday
ID the woods about four miles from the
city. with one Of his oxen living dund be-
side him. There was little doubt that
they had both been killed by lightning.
Three remarkable persons have, arrived
III Vinoennes, Indiana: "Th.y aupra.
gate l, le5 pounds, tile nvoirdupois bs,Dp
dlstrlbnted as follows: Maternal parent
oeo pounds; sixteon-year old boy. 125
pounds; and an infant phenomenon. of
tne female persuasion, 175 pounds"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

a TREASURE UNEARTHED.- Yesterday,
says the Kansas City Neus, of the 3Oth
ult., negro in The employ of Lynch,
contractor, was engaged in digging the
foundation for house on Gninutte's
Bluff, on lot adjoining the residence
OF our city auditor. when he unearthed
buried treasure-gold and silver coin.
amounting to $500. He had dug down
about two feet under ground, when his
pick struck something hnrtl, and rakinp
1t towards him with the point of the in :
strnment, bright coin was scattered be-
fore him.
A party of Cincinnati Aldermen went
out on the Illinois prairics for a hunt
last week, carrying with them good
supply of Pixies whiskey. When they
started to return, they had moro whiskey
left than they wanted, aud sold it to o
farmer. A revenue officer hearing Of
the transaction arrested the whole party.
and locked them up for peddliDg whiskey
withouta license
When it came out that Sir Walter
Scott was bankrupt, Lord Dudley ex-
Claimed: Scott ruined! The author
OF Waverly ruined Let every man to
whom he has given months of delight
give sixpence, and he will rise to- NOR
row morning richer than Rothschild!"
4 Georgia game of base ball broke m
IN the eighth inning with ono nrm
broken. ono eye put out, one inw dislo.
Gated, and eighteen fingers .shirtetl. y
The game will be finished as soon ns tile
physicians think best.
correspondent writes TINT MI e,lito-
rial party, now ranging over tho Red
Liver country, snt down to dinner the
other day at which there wero five
kinds Of wine, one kind Of meat, md no
speeches" No wonder they saw things
IN very favorable light.
LApsus LINGUE. Athletic onrate WHO.
with the young men Of his parish, M,i
been victorious in great match tho duv
be ore: "Ho-nr Endeth the First In
nings'
a Nova Scotia correspondent gives II lit.
tie fragment of un overheard conyersu-
ton: "What kind of stone do you sun.
poso they Will give mo when 1 lie?"
"Brimstone, Of course T.
peoria has had ghost, of which it
is announced. that he ran away remnrkn.
ply fast as soon as load of buckshut
was fired ut him.
h,
on reaching tho cemetery, found the I'M :
dertaker and his assistant both too
drunk to attend to their dntics.
An exchange says old ago is to be re.
spectcd. That depends whether it is M.
pied to the human race or to poultry.
An old 'settler"-the old lady who
sent farmer ton cents that had boen
du" twenty-nine years.
A man safely swan the Mississippi,
when be was no drunk that ho had no re.
collection OF the desd subsequently,.
A lndy in an overland stage saved the
trensnre box from robbers by spreading
her dress over it.
Wisconsin man who I'D lost three
| fingers by bnzz saw, consoIed himself
by taking three fugers Of whiskey.
Connecticut has at length made ND its
MUD to have new State House at Hort.
lford.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

A FREAK OF FORTUNE. A North ca.
rollna paper gives the following details
OF an interesting freak of fortune there:
Mrs. L., worry nice widow lady from
the country, was in town Tuesday, hunt
ing q cooks plnce in some nice fnmily.
Many years ago, the graud.fat of
Mrs. l.. owned $50 slaves and Blk plan
tations. and at the close of the war her
father had bushel Of gold. Her hus.
band was poor man, and died in the
war, and now this independent and
worthy widow woman prefers to cook in
some nice family rather than 1.-Two de-
pendent on other folks.'
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Rate In. 05'd Asked.


Atlanta. Ga, bonds. 7 -. rs
Augusta. Ga, bonds. 7 IS
Charleston stock. ..... 6 58
Charl'n Fire loan BIDS 7 ... 73
Columbia. s. G., bonds 6 -. Ga
Columbus, Ga, bonds. 7 49,. IA
Mncon, Ga, bonds. 7 -. "a
Mobile, Ala. 8 - 40
Mobile, Ala. ...... S ~. So
Montgomery, Ala. -. 8 .... 80
Memphis, Tenn, binds
DID,. 6 ~. 62
new. 6 49,. GO
endorsed 6 SO
Nashville, Tenn. =. 6 -. 62
Savannah, Ga, bonds. Z -. 81
Wilmington, N. Co.. 8 -. 76
Wilmington, N. o.. 6 72k
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. an
b. r. r., LIST mortgage Z -. SO
Central Georgia a....... z 81 100
Charleston aud Savan. 6 c5
Charlotte, Col. g. Aug. 7 -. SO
Cherawnnd Darlington 8 ~. 90
Cheraw & OAR, I'd mort 7 .... rs
Chtsap'ke & Ohio. gold 6 .... 81
East Tennessee, Virgil
mia, endorsed. -. 6 6S
East Tennessee and
Georgia. endorsed. 6 -. 69
Georgia Railroad .... 7 100
Green. g. Col. Int NOR. 7 95
Green. g. O.. State guar 7 .... Sc
Green. & Col, I'd mort 7 40
LaurenS... ....... z .... so
Mncon and Augusta,
lst mortgage. z IS
Macon aud Augusta,
list mort..l guar. by
Georgin RaiIrond ;. 7 92
Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State
of Georgia. 1890. z 75
Memphis & Charleston. 7 81 SO
Mississippi Central, lst
mortgage :. -. S6
Mississippi Central, I'd
mortgage. c........... Z rs
Mississippi & Tennes-
SEQ. lst mortgage. 8 .... IS
Mississippi & Tenues-
see, consolidated. S 70
Mobile and Girar.}, 1st
mortgage. 8 81
Mobile Il Montgomery,
gold, 1st mort, end. 8 95
Montgomery and West
Point, lst mortgage. 8 81
Mnscogtc, Ga. .... 7 g3
Nashville and Chnttu-
n"oen. endorsed 6 -. ~
North Eastern 1st mort. 8 81
North Eastern, 2d mort s SO
Pensacola g. Georgin,
lst ninitgage.. 7 .... so
Say. IL Char, lst mort 7 rs
Shv. & Char, State gna 7 70
Say. Chnr., I'd mort 8 -. rs
South Cnrlm, lst mort. 7 81
Sonth Carolina. z 73
South Cnrolina. $3.50. G 65
Slmrtanbnrgand Union 7 55
Western Alabama, I'd
mortgage, endorsed. 8 90
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf \. 100 30
Augusta IL Savannah. sc
Central Grorgin. 49,. 100 1lG
Charlotte. Col. & Aug. 100 35 40
tfeOfBln ..... 100 ~. 100
Green. and Col. r.. R.. 20
Macon and Augusta. 100 35 40
Alncon and Western. 100 l11h..
Memphis Il Charleston. rs 8I@
North eastern ........ 30 80. 10
Savannah & Charleston 100 20
s. G. Il. r. shares. :. 100 35
$. G. r. Il. & Blk shares 1875 35
Southwestern Georgia. l0O 92% >.
DANK STOCKS.
Peeps Nj Blk Charl'n,
capital $3.50, 900. -. 100 -. lO4
lst Natl Bank Charln
capital $500, ,000.. -. 100 1923
s. G. loan & Trust Co. 100 100
Caro-. Nat Bnnk. Cola.
capital 500, 900. -. 100 100
Central National Bank,
Cola, cnpl 100000 100 100
Nntion'l Blk of Chester,
capital $50, ,OO0.. -. -. 1O5
Natl Blk of Nawberry,
capital 500. 600. ;.
Natl Blk Spartanburg,
capital $50, 600. -.
8. q. Bank C Trust Go.
capital 5000. 900. i. 100 80. 100
Bank Of Charleston. -. 100 ~. 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09

WHAT A BUsTLE THEY MAKE.-A letter
from lady correspondent at Newport,
relating the later gayeties of the season,
gets oH the following:
Sitting on the hotel piazza the other
morning, watching a group of young
ladies, I overheard curly. .headeI little
maiden, who. was 'frizzled and pappiered
and pruffed' in tho height Of the styIe
excinim. oh, like tho Independent
bestF A momont before 7 could have
sworn TINT ta petite never looked at n
newspaper. and somewhat surprised I
took the liberty OF listening further
The Tribune suits me, said her black.
eyed companion. L take tho Epeaino
i'ost, chimed in stylish, sauoy ookin;,
girl, who wns pelting somebody over
the railing with pond iilies-n beautiful
punch, by the way, which five minutes
before l had seen gentleman carefully
selecting for her from little urcbin's y
basket. And when, I wondered, do YOU
gIrls get time to read the newspapers?
'Eold them four double. of course was
the next sentence caught; and more
puzzled than before, I very impolitely
walked near the group, when everything
was made clear to me by the blonde lit.
tie one saying, I had rather have a
newspaper any dny than the best pnnnier
That was ever made in Paris 1 fell
Sack lotc ny seat. nncertMip whether to
iauEh or to feel provoked with the ohat.
ter-boxes. who had strolled off to lay siege
TO party Of gentlemen just from the
beach. Think OF it., Mr.. Tileoni think
OF 1t, Mr. Greeley in fashionable circles. y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-09
Notice.

Gas Bills.
GAS BILLS for the month OF Aueuat are
VI now ready, and consumers arc reouested
70 oall and settle promptly. All bills remain
penalty attached. JACOB .EVIN
Sept93 Sec Columbia Gas ~