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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

TAXING A SWIM. Ohio, last week,
twenty Baptist clergymen who we're at-
tending convention went down to a So
ciuded spot on the river bank, in the af-
ternoon. for the purpose Of taking a
swim. This score Of brethren removed
their clothing. and placed it upon rail
road track coso ut hand, because the
grnss was wet. Then thny entered the
water and enjoyed themselves. Pre-
sently an express train came around the
curve, ut the rate of forty miles an hour,
and before any of the swimmers could
reach dry land, oil those undershirts and
socks and things were futtering from
the cow-catcher and speeding on
toward Kansas. It was painful for tho
brethren, exceedingly painful, because
all tho clothing that could be found.
after careful search, was sun umbrel-
Ia and pair of eyeglasses. And they
do say that when those twenty marched
home by the refulgent light of the moon
that evening, in single file, and keeping
close together. the most familiar ac.
quaintnnce with the Zouave drill on the
pnrt Of the man at the head with the
umbrella, still hardly euf1lced to cover
them completely. They said they felt
conspicuous, somehow, and the situation
was made oil the more embarrassing be-
cause that night all the Dorcas Societies
and the Women's Rights Conventions
and the pupils at the Female Boarding
School, seemed to be prancing around
the route Of the parade.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

Mr.. A. T. Stewart's regal mansion, the
progress of which has engrossed the at
tsntion Of Fifth avenue promenaders for
40 many years, is now rapidly approach
ing completion, and the next great SEN
sation in New York upper orioles Of
society will be the opening reception at
this magnificent mansion. With the ex-
terror, with its Corinthian columns, Re-
naissance .ornamentation and French
roof, most persons who have the Gift OF
sight arc familiar. But few have any
but the most remote idea of the gorge
ousness of the interior. On entering,
the visitor sees first vestibule of solid
marble. The floors, walls, staircases,
ceilings, are all of the purest italian
mnrble. SO superbly polished that the
effect is almost that of chamber of
crystal. Beyond the vestibule is seen
the open entrance to the picture gallery,
with its wealth of paintings and its food
OF mellow light from q domed ceiling
fifty feet in height. There are also
statues, chandeliers and general articles
Of hall furniture, all of the most superb
description. The reception rooms and
parlors are overwhelmingly arrayed with
mirrors reaching to the ceiling and
framed with Mosaic work. The chairs
and sofas will be of gilt and inlaid wood,
and upholstered with blue satin, and the
carpets nre to be of indescribable mag
niicence. Tho music room, dining
roorn, breakfast room and sleeping apart
ments, will be furnished in tho same
elaborate and tasteful manner, with the
pecnliarities appropriate to each. From
sub'cellar to the topmost floor everything
is consistent, complete and palatial, and
tho whole edifice is fitting residence
for New York's merchant prince.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16
GENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
COL U nj BIA. $. c.
Present Capital, $15O,OOO.
AUTHORIZED cApITAL. $500. 900.


John i. Palmer, PRESIDENT
a. q. BrenZcr, Cashier.
q. N. q. Butt, Assistant Caal,icr.
DIRECToRS.
j. Eli Gregg. John Il. Palmer, +. ". McaIas.
ter, H. ID. Sem, Of il. u. Sem 4 Son: g. "
Bearden, OF Copeland & BCardtn; Il. L. BRYAN
oi itr!a McCartcr; w. G. Swaffitld, Of r.
4 W. g Swaitcd. nh
L. W. McMAstcr, Solicitor.
VI - Bank IL now open for tlIe transaction
4 OF Il general banking business.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT OF currency or
com, bearing interest ut tho rate OF eeven n,
per cent per annum, i'll kind, will be Issued
;, deposits from County Officers especially So
iicited; also, from Trustees, administrators.
EItcnfors. Professional Men, and others.
iartlcnlar attention given to accounts of
CPy and Country Merchants. and other busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex.
tended.
Notes, Bills of Erchange. and other eyi-
dences OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on collaterals.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold, !SHcfr bouqht and sold.
Mntaated Currency purchased at a small
discount.
Sight Drafts dr0,rn direct on all the promi-
mont places in England, Ireland Scotland.
france, Grrmany, Belgium. Holland, Dem
mark and he Orient. Letters of CredH isened
ayable in any Of the above places
Drafts on all tho promrien; cities in Tho
United States bought and sold
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from to3. Feb 2a " n
American Club Fish.
2A~<fJfIMUn yDr,r ,oyor,c,.,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer
/ N preference to London Porter and Scotch
i Ale. Wh,2 They know it ia unatlul ora, ed
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16
Choice Teas.

GUNPOWDER. Hyson, Oolong and English
VI Breakfast TEAS. The choicest imported
tor sale low. E. HOPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

American Club Fish.
S:<<2sI:s DELICIOUS rolish; better
and much cheaper than Sardincs. For sale
by b. HOPE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

That the deceased then and there stabbed the
prisoner in the back and inflicted the wound
spoken ofby Dr. Hulders and VIM. I. Cam.
rhen, say 10 you, that such stabbing was
pioyocatiOn, indeed great provocation, aud
u me Prisoner acted Immediately and with
out delay under the sting OF that proyocation
induced by a sudden transport oil passion and
In moment of frenzy or heat Of blood
caused by that revocation, and WhhoW
uellbeTalion or formed design suddenly
rushed from the room and seizing the gun
discharged lis contents against the body oil
The deceased, his crime will be reduced to
manslaughtel; for from such sudden act,
done iu heat Of blood upon reasonable OF
hGequale provocaiiOn and without delibtrl-
uOn, The law does not imply malice but
attributes the act TO the infrmitY Of human
nature. few mora words, gentlemen, In
regard TO the law of this case and ] shall
close what know it TO be my duty 10 say TO
you on The present occasion. LIST. / repeat
TO you that whenever there is design or
intention deliberately formed in the mind to
take life, and death ensue, it is murder with
cypress malice aud therefore murder in the
first degree. 81. When there exists no de-
sign or intention TO take life, but death
results from an unlawful act Of violence on
Inc pait oil the slayer, and in the absence Of
! adequate pror0cdtioR, il is murder with i'm
piled malice and therefore murder In the
second degree. 81. Voluntary manslaugter
Is the unlawful killing oil another in heat OF
blood upon sggiciento or adequate pr0oocdtion
and wih0u malice.
But no provocaIion, however Just, will
Justify tue killing another nor will it excuse
the aCl. Killing upon proyocatlou cannot he
less than manslaughter.
Peter Martin, charged with assault of Elijah
Lower, colored, at Middletown, was tried
and acquitted. The prisoner plead his owl
case
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
SATURDAY, Nov. 25th.

= The jury having the Costen murder case in
charge came into Court Upon written re-
quest, Hon. Judge Gilpn repeated that por-
llon-one-third Of his charge, relating TO the
legal view Of The crime of killing man The
Jury then retired and at between five and SIX
o'clock IN the evening they returned with Il
verdict of MANsLAUGHTER. They were then
discharged and the prisoner remanded to the
custody Of the Sheriff.
The case of the State against Alfred Boce,
ccolored, indicted for the murder with his fist,
in ST. Georges Hundred, August 18th, ofJohn
Mawheny, u white man, was taken up and a
Jury empaueled.
Assistant State Attorney Bates opened the
argument in behalf Of the prosecution
The facts ELECTED ON the trial were mainly
n corroboration Of the testimony taken by the
Coroner, and previously published in the
JOURNAL.
The case was given TO the jury on Saturday
afternoon, and after few hours deliberation,
ihey returned with verdict OF " Mrder in
The Second Degree"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that the New jersey Railroads will
be taken possession of on the first of Decem
Der, and that they have appointed officials to
take charge Of the same. The company, it
will be seen, have closed a contract with the
International Steamship Company for line o
steamers between Philadelphia and Antwerp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

Mr.. EcKEL II will say TO yag IN reply to
Saturday night paper, l have n0i 'rea'6@ enc
eass Of snail poE this season. Have had scy-
er,l calls but referred them all to Dr Draper.
the attending physician Of the Board OF
Health.
do not know Of but one case in the First
Wald-Mr. McCulls Child-Front ind Jusji-
son streets am not acquainted with the Doc
tors name attending it.
The person that made such an unqualified
statement, that ! was treating number Of
cases, and not reporting any, in gross violation
of the sanitary rules OF the city, had better
have been more honorably employed than
laundering his ncighbors.
y ours Respectfully,
Mis-. E. FosTEl, VI. D.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
Health of the city.
limo rtant Meeting OF the Board of Health
The smallpox AERin-ExtrnvRgant
RumOIs and Sensational stories De-
nouurpd.

ImpO RANT Meeting Ofthe Board OfHeaith
-The smallpox AGain-ExtrnVagant
RumOts and Sensational stories De-
nOunced.
The Board of Health NIT in special SEES
sion on last Friday evening Our Reporter
beng absent 4 duty elsewhere, we lake the
following report OF the Proceedings OF the
Meeting nom EVERY EVENING, being the
best aud nott accurate report published.
The Secretary being absent, DR.. johnson
was appointed Secretary pro IN.
The President, Mr.. Eckel, stated that lie
hal call ID the meeting because physieiln
who lad faithfully complied with the law in
reporting all cases OF smallpox that came
uuder their charge had complained that
many ether physicians had neglected 10
make uuy report. Ihtre are many fumors
aholt OF cases IA tie city, cases ct which
the Board has no othcl al knowledge. There
must be physicians in attendance, and yet
they never report, lie menti ned the case
OF DOCtress Foster, OF q e FIst Ward, who
had been regularly notified. and yet had
made 10 repvrj, though he hue heard she
Lad GU lie u numJer Ot cases under her
charge.
Again il WAS currently rImur5d that there
are secret funerals by night. lie thought
there ought o 1e an inquiry as 10 Nhstner
there Weie bang any iuterments made with
out the necessary legal authorization.
lie lad also beard tuat DR.. Klscheuei
stated that here are not les tuau 100 cases
ia tue city. This Doctor Las only reported
two TO the Board.
DR.. Draper, Heath Onclr, moved that
all physicians Dc once mjTo nO,idsd OF the
Jaw, requiring them 10 report and directed
10 report ~ As President oi lie Board oil
HtaaA instead o. Tic Secretary, and that
ih- President be Ieqa SEED To keep regis
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
NOTICES I'M BANKRUPTCY

rnHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT
| the I'd day OF November A. d. 1871, a Warrant
10 Bankruptcy was issued against the Estate Of
Btuiamin +. Lattomus, OF Puck tieek Hundred, in
the County Of Kent, and state Of Delaware, VINO
has been adjudged Bankrupts upon his own petition.
That the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him or for
his and the transfer of any property by him. are
forbidden by law.
That meeting Of the creditors Of said BAnkrupts,
to prove their debts and To choose assg
Il Lis ksate, will be held at Court II Bankruptcy
to be holden in the City OF Wilmington, at the office Of
Levi c. Bird, No COO Kiug Street, before Levi @. Bird
Register on the i4th day December ls7 at II o'clock
A, NJ. JOHN NJ DUNN,
nov 10 s. Marshal rs Missioner
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
Thanksgiving in Delaware.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


The President of the United States having
bv his Proclamation recommended that
THE THIRTIETH Of this
month, be observed as a day. of General
and Prayer: Now, therefore /,
JAMES PoNDER, Governor Of the State OF
Delaware, deeming it proper that the
people of each State should participate
in the observances and ceremonies Of
such an occasion with uniformity, do
request that, on the same day, the
people OF this State assemble IN their
respective houses of religious worship,
there 10 render thanks TO Almighty God
for the many mercies and benefits of the
past wear, and TO invoke his Divine aid for our
future guidance and prosperity.
%r)\ In witness whereof have
SfkL4 hereunto set my hand an(
la sElE caused the great Seal of thu
kS@-fRffA State of Delaware TO b
Ee.slS7S }N affixed at Dover, this, tn
S seventh day Of November, il
the year of our Lord, one thousan
eight hundred and seventy-one, and {
the Independence of the said State the ninety
sixth. $500. ....-,,,,r,
By the Governor,
JoHS H. PAYNTER, Secretary Of State.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
TRUCK GROIJND no l.uT

HAVE some ten acres o. Land as we'll situated for
4 iA7ins vegetables as any other, that / propose 10
~ ~ ~ more ystfs' an VIII gige possession
E4A inst tlqre nay Dc Ipi4 tla u proDArs ,r An
{3 eafly spuns crop Aisi IN FARM LAND To LET
1ni aooul hlty acres twenty Of which should 20 in
e.tn neat yeir all within mile Of Marke Street.
wilmington, Del prefer to let for cash rent giving
ne tenant Tor tue time agreed upon as full
N ush Tue real pwuer, aud viii Ako bsfal eandition
with ,tt'iactory sseuii'y.
D. A. BHOWNi Maryland Avenue,
@As" Formerly Newport Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

q Il a "A
l;SkH AANps9AE GOTTA Il Win 3 ACRES on
isHl HlotN at Pisasant Plains staten I1land
ttA&h Nes iorn, w,tltn hve minutes walk to DEPOT
iIs 70 nov AorS IS 'sut' 40 Wit, Three Acres Cot.
slse o. tooAs wl4f h4il through, piazza along the
veil vi water t tho door, with cisteru at the kchen
$50 taet es'trg at ths osn, with pump III ii barn.
eAli'ske n'lse eFin nnery and coal house Currants
usepert-- rA.p'erfiest cherries, few peaches ana
HlptH "oai' be eSchsugeit fer Wilma tou property
"s''i l'i ei'h' Ioa eta1u at any hma Apply TO
,, NM. McCAULLkY
NsioH 9vo Market ST., Wilmington DSl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

AT The Hotel OF William 3. Ford, at kirkwood
Station, at y o'clocs, NJ.
& he 70 ow.u' Lands and Tenamaita heius tie Rea
Estats ui The late George W. Walker
deceased, t0,Wtt
LII THAT FARM OR lRACr or LAND, situits in
fsn. adler Hundred, unity aud State az retad
noualel aid ds,efiled MS fll!ows .-BesInnius AZ
- q. ani west 90 Tie DeAw Railroad; and ran.
x - mag thence by lsnd OF Samuel y sutton, NJ
ME- 2i Hgrses Z g Az pa.cnas, n 81 dse r-es
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SHOWN al tAs as aud place At rssal. b. Gsorse GRAY
hsli trU teg, OF uy his AtfosLey.
po,2as 20 .oi oHh.S st,t6S CONT
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

PHILADELPHIA is getting the Alexis fever.
That Is all well enough, however provided
Alexis doesn't get the smallpox while in that
city
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

Our COLUMNS TO-DAY are given up to the
very interesting and important Charge of
Chief Justice GILPIN, in the Costen murder
case, to the exclusion.of much other matter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

The GRAND DUKE ALEXIS, was presented
10 Grant, Dent and Co., at Washington, on
Wednesday. lie was presented as a visitor,
not as peculiarly gift.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

BEN BUTLER in a recent letter to New
York Editor speaks of himself and "other
gentlemen" What impudent arrogance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
p% CHIC q o
AND
N OR I II W E S 7 b r n
SUFFERERS.
COMMITTEE ON "TRADEs" AND 'INfEREsTs ="
NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, AND ON
"ONE DAYS INCOME"
orncl or The counlrIur, No o!s wASg! sra1rr,

OrrtcE or The COMMITTEE, No. 643 WALNUT SrRKHr,
PHILADBLpHIA, Oct, ~, 1871.
Dear Sir The oil set Of the appOntme mt Of the iore-
going committee Is to contributions for the ahle-
ted aud suffering poor VI Chicago from all those Of our
cit who have not yet been called upon to givo 10
the relief Of our sister city, and who do not belong TO
professions trades for the eanvassng OF which cons
mittses have been already appointed
The terrible effects Of the overwhelming catastrophe
which has ruined aud rendered houssss 80 many tens
Of Thousands Of our fellow countrymen just at the
memo sment Of winter, only be mitigated by the
prompt aud liberal donations Of all classes Of our peo-
pie FELLOW Citizens, Manufacturers, Mechanics aud
radesmsn Of the City Of Brotherly Love give Of your
abundance to the best Of your ability for the relief
Of the suffering men, and children Of Chicago,
the Northwest aud you will never regret the money
you thus contribute.
DUNCAN N. MITCHEsON, Secretary.
ONCE, No f23 WALN UT street, Philadelphia
uuurs-lO to 3.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
FOR RENT.

NEAR THE SUBURBS Of PETERSBURG, VA,
ss''ar frmioi 60 acres we'll adapted for truchIas
lSiE mas alal excellent apple aud peach orchards,
WSNi aud al nee 7ssary Ou: buildings besides sab.
EAlitk staniia dwelling house. tue opportunity
r auy person wishing TO try tn section the eOutry
for yeir with view Of settling or otherwise as ths
placs wl DO let iof very OF reut owing to unforeseen
cireumsianc1 to aresponItle party The place cas- be
bought 10 $1,000
mh27 J. A. npOWN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28

slNe extract -
(Ffom he New lork Htraid)
Women and children ave going rounl, seek
ug something 10 satisfy their hunger, which there 10
nothing to supply. No one has provisions or money.
What provisions there In the city are now burned
or eaten. few people have enough fer day or two
not longer. r0visous arriving but are dis rbued
last possible. TWenty dead bodice have been Ia
ken to the station the Notta side. At present II IL
impossible to know who they are. As night comes on
the Of gas is keenly felt 1here are few candles in
the city. and wafer except what is taken from the
Lake. Great 10 OF thieves felt n the West side
and General sheridan Is still calling for troops from dit
fsfeu posts 70 keep order. All bnsiness and work Is
suspended, and every one Is occupied 10 procuring
something to eat and places Of shelter. TIE tulefngs
the North side heart iending. Fifty thousand
men, women and children huddlet together Ike 50
many animals, Seventeen thousand Germans and irish
are praying jr RELIEF Helpless children asking for
bread nom heart broken parents, who Know not which
way to turn, to do, except to await supplies which
must be slow iu coming there is part Of the burnt
district where il IS almost impossible TO travel Patti
ents who had been removed from teds OF sickness 10
save lives which were nearly spent all exposed to
the ain last night and the cold winds to-day
Several deaths occurred at Lincoln rak Another
fields OF Division street. and yet another Trains and
extras loaded TO their fullest capacity taking PEI
pie away, who IN many instances have place to To-
but yet cannot stay Lers, aud each ira leaves hve
times many passengers as II takes away. The
"Evenng Journal got out half sheet Tonight anu
other papers will follow TO morrow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-28
AT PRIVATE SALE

The valuable Houss and 10. Of Isni situats At tha
"a s T. corner Of Eighth and French streets, In
EsaA The CITY Of Whining ION, D4awArs, (ate Of Miss
lid AZ bsdfJidi dec ased The Lot is over 20 fee 1
klfek 'front.' on French street, AMI extends through
tne - iNre 20 Walnut stiest This Is desirable pro.
perry ICE residence or Investment -
Apply to W. McCAULLEY.
Executor Of II. J. Bedford, dead
tel OH No. 6l6 Market street