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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-13
Timely Words.

We call attention to the communica-
ton of our esteemed Abbeville cores.
ponden., who writea above the non, de
plume OF "Tax payer" Whilst we have
not deemed it our duty to advise our
people against the payment OF their
taxes, as mode OF relief for the pre-
sent. yet we do urge that the payment
thereof be deferred to the latest possi.
ble moment. We have every reason to
conclude. that just 80 fast rs the public
money is paid into tho State Treasury, it
goes to fill the crnws Of the cormorants
who have 30 gorged themselves with the
hard-earned fruits OF the peoples la
bors. In the meantime, our present
duty is plain. 1t is to pursue by legal
methods the plundering ring. That is
the issue. Break up the ring. Let no
other issue come in to divert attention.
Let us see to it that the issue is not
changed. Let US see that We keep our
vantage ground. Let the honest hunters
OF the people go straight forward. We
have pointed ont the immediate game.
Parker, Kimpton, SCOTT, Chamberlain,
tho Financial Board and its agent
these arc the men for JUSTICE to Law
hold of.
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A Valuable susge.,,on. .

We invite the attention Of The mem
bers of tho General Assembly to the
communication OF our able Fairfield
correspondent. who signs himself SAC
T1oN." 1t ia q subject which. we pre-
sume, will receive due consideration,
The duty referred to is one imposed
Upon the Legislature, and IL involves a
matter OF great concern to the public
AS universal suffrage is the source
whence terrible results have come in this
State, every measure calculated to purify
this source is of prime importance
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Some Feejeeans. genuine, thorough.
bred cannibals, have arrived overland at
st. Jo., and the Herald has interviewed
them. Two of them are said to have
assisted at iess: of twenty sailors, like
Polonius' feast when he was at supper, !
but as rule they prefer black meat to
white. Perhaps in their far off ocean
home, they scented the African migra.
tion to the Northwest. and went for it,.
The Nashville papers. after costly
experience in cheap subscription rates.
have returned to their old prices. They
have found it impossible to publish good
newspapers at price which, while It in
oreases their ciroulatian to some extent,
does not begin to be remunerative.
A letter from Senator Carpenter esti-
mates that the lives lost by The forest
and prairie fires in Wisconsin, will num-
Der from l,200 to 1000.
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Recitation or tho Board Trade.


Whereas this Board Of Trade are not
opposed to the construction of, legiti-
mate cit, improvements at u fair price,
but are In favor Of suoh measures; aud
whereas it is contemplated by the City
Council to apply to the Legislature to
pass an Act giving Council epower 10
issue city bonds to the amount of
$500. 600; and whereas. in the judgment
of this Board. auch IN Act would be
ruinous to the true interests of the citi
zens; therefore, be it .i-Gt.t
Kssoiued, That the President of this
Board invite public meeting OF the
Taxpayers Of the city, without regard to
party, by advertisement, at Carolina
Hail. on Saturday next, at IL O'Clock, to
protest against measure so Injurious to
the interests Of the city.
Agreeably to the above resolution, I
hereby invite the meeting at the time
and place siGnifisd.
II. O'NEALE. Jn. President.
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To tho LeKislature.

Sec. 3, AIT. VIII, of the Constitu-
tion. requires IN shall be the DUTY of
tho General Assembly to proride from time
TO time for Me registration Of voters."
Your "duty" and your oath Of Office
demand that you enact law providing
for this registration. Every time you
meet and adjourn without passing such
an Act, you arc virtually guilty of per.
jury.
There con be no honest election with
out proper anteoedent registration of
voters. Let not this session terminate
without passing an election law that will
gunrd against frauds; and among other
provisions. carry out the requirement of
the Consultation as to registration.
Its at least to be expected that the rep
resentatives of tho Democratic party,
now in the Legislature, will make some
attempt to prevent the frauds their
party has snid so much about.
ACTION.
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Piekeani. and Juds. Orr.

The compliment paid by Judge Orr to
the people of Piokens. wherein be
speaks in his judicial charge OF the
happy immunity that Piokens has on.
joyed from crime and oatlawry, We have
rsad With great satisfaction. We know
that the compliment is well deserved.
In all South Carolina there exists no bet
ter and worthier community than that to
be found in the mountainous portions OF
our State. ,e,r
We must. however, s,y that it was not
necessary for Judge Orr to compliment
Pickens ss the expenee Of otilsr aud less
favored Counties. He'd Piokens been
subjected to the same influences that
prevailed in the other Counties, as
human nature is the same every where, it
is likelyathat In Piokens, as elsewhere.
the great writ Of h76eas corpus would
have been suspended.
I'm the discharge of his judicial func-
tions in his oirouit, we believe that Judge
Orr has discharged his high duties With
fidelity, sagaoity. and in spirit of COM
mendable fairness. This we freely and
fully say, as the result OF both our
observation and Of the information that
has come to us. When Judge Orr
travels out OF his circuit and ventures TO
pass judgment upon other sections of
the State, and to express an opinion as
to the necessity Of the harsh Federal
proceedings that have been brought to
bear upon certain Counties of the State,
then we take issue with him and under
take to say that he could scarcely have
taken in tho whole situation when he
undertakes virtually to endorse the war
upon South Carolina, as carried on by
Grant & Co., upon the Representations Of
unsorupnlous and designing and malig-
nant persons.
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ALAS! THE PooR NEaRo-Even the
Yankees do not practice what they
preach. Thomas Chester, colored, Of
Harrisburg, Pa., who has figured in the
newspapers before as q barrister, 60, /,
applied to tho committee in Philadelphia
to purchase ticket to the ball in that
city to the Grand Duke Alexis, but was
refused. Chester, it. seems, had an in
terview with the Emperor of Russia u
year or two ago. and is we'll acquainted
with the ir-haired Alexis. This ro.
fnsal has not only greatly disappointed
Mr.. Chester, Int has created consider
able talk among certain newspapers.
Chester is reported to hove said: II
have the right to attend the funerals OF
dead white men, as / did attend the
funeral of Gen. Gregory; but it seems
cannot be permitted to 90 to O living
white mans ball." He did not get his
ticket. Another oolored man, named
Dorsey. who lives in Locust street. Phi.
ladelphin, was refused in the same way,
which, in published letter to the Grand
Duke, ho attributes to "that aunkey
spirit in certain poor-souled Republican
Americans who, while they are ever 80
ready to fawn upon the great, are also
ever ready to insult the humble and
friendless."
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A Letter from Rock Hill.

Our readers will find, in to.day's
PHGN1x. letter from Rock Hill, from
Mr. William Dillingham;, who, we are
assured. is most worthy man. The
letter is addressed to the Nov York I'D.
udnce. paper published at Ogdensburg,
CITY on the st. Lawrence. and very
near the Canada line. That letter will
have weight. It will repay perusal, full
as it is OF home thrusts.
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A woman in Rochester heard somebody y
trying TO burglar her premises one night,
lately, and she just kept watch. When
she saw hand grasping the wi sill,
she quietly chopped off three or four of
it's fingers, and waited for the Gimp to
put in the other hand, but he didn't con.
clnde to. and went away as mad as thun-
der. The womun's husband wants to
hnd the remainder Of the man. to see
what he thinks Of tho joke. She did it
with her little axe.
John Calvin hns been fined and i'm
prisoned for profane swearing in Ohio.
where. il it hadn't been for his name.
nobody would have thonght anything OF
IL % -
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Bridget Conlan, white woman, was
found dead in her bed in Charleston, on
the 1tth. Verdiet-Yisitation OF God.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-13

James Fisk, in his love letters to Mira.
Mansfield, writes II" with small j. and
God" with small q.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-13

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Convocation Columbia Chapter.
VIM. Summer--Pomaria Nurseries
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In Pleusanton, Texas, last month, one
Frank polica suicided by blowing out
his brains. He had been afflicted with
the chills, until life to him was burden,
aud he vowed that if he had another be
wonld kill himself The next dny he
felt the chill coming on, aud told gen.
tleman who was with him OF the fact
Every attempt Was nude to keep il of,
by drinking hot coffee. etc, bnt to no
effect; and. before he could be prevent
ed, the man drew his pistol, put his head
to it and fired, killing himse If instantly.
The Jacksonville Gala Republican says
there is lady living ut Columbnnn,
Shelby County, who gave birth to a
child few days ago, ut tho age Of
seventy-three years. She is the mother
OF several children. the youngest of
which, before this one, is thirly-iwo
years old, and the mother OF several
children also. The old lady was doing
we'll Mt last accounts.
The clerk of New York court pug
zled himself to death trying to make
out the naturalization papers Of man
born of an Irish father and an Epglish
mother, on board Dutch brig under
French coors in Flemish waters. We
dont 81" what use such man could
have for naturalization papers anyhow.
A ooloretl woman was found dead in a
shell flat IN Charleston, on the l1th,
and there was considerable excitement
among the colorcd fraternity-many
supposing she had been murderef but
at the inquest it was proven that she
died of congestion Of the lungs.
In East Thomson. Conn, ON recent
Sunday, inst after prayer. MS tho minis.
ter was rising from his knees, the pulpit
lone OF the old. high and waistod sort)
tipplod over, and shot him out smong
the congregation like stone from o
sling
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he was Lieutenant in the 7th United
States Cavalry, and was stationed at
Yorkville.
The witness was here interrupted by
the entrance OF tho grand jury, who
made the following returns:
Tho United States rs. John p. Gage,
Ernest Lowry, Edward T. Avery, How
nrd Davis, alias White, Henry Toole,
alias Henry lew, Frank Cowan, Frank
Fewell and Samuel Stewart, charged
with conspiracy against Isaac A. Postel.
True bill. u. +. JACKSON,
The United States os. Napoleon Mil
Ter, Rufus MoLain, Chambers Brown.
Sylvanus Shearer, Hugh H. Shearer,
Elias Ramsay. Robert Higgins. Hugh
Kell, Henry Warlick, Andrew Kirk pat
rick, Robert Hayes Mitchell Alonzo
Brown, w. johnson Neil, Addison Car
roll, Miles Carroll, Harvey Cunning,
Pinckney Caldwell, Robert Caldwell,
Bascom Kennedy. Holbrook Good, John
Caldwell. Robert Dixon Bigham, Eli
Ross Stewart, Samuel Ferguson, John
s. Bratton, james William Avery, Josiah
Martin and Julius Howe, charged with
conspiracy against Gadsden Steele. True
bill, except rs to John S. Dratton and
Julius Howe. AS TO them no BILL
B. +. JACKSON, Foreman.
After the grand jury had made their
return. Mr.. Hart asked thnta day for the
trial of tho case of the United States cs.
John =. Gage, Ct di,, might be tixed 80
that defence might prepare.
Mr.. Corbn stated thut it Was impossi-
ble TO fix any day. inasmuch ns the
prisoners were all severing iu their trials,
and he could not tell how long it might
be before they got through.
Judge Bond said the court would on.
deayor to give the defendants notice be-
fore triu
Tho examination of Lient. Godfrey
was then continued.
Mr.. Corbin handed witness IL paper
aud asked il ho recognized it? He said
he did; that about the 26th of October
last. he was ordered by Col. Merrill,
commandunt of post ut Yorkville, to
proceed to tho honse Of one Mr.. s. G.
Brown, with m order. signed by Mr.
Brown to his daughter, directing her to
give mo constitution and bylaws OF
the Ku Klux Klan.
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PPETITE FOR TOBACCO

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DANKRJ PTGY. .BANkRI PTCi.
4 UCTION NOTICE.

The undersigned bcgs Iesve to inform his frlends
and The public that he has taken iictn az AtC-
TIONEBR for the city OF View Orleans. and will de-
vot.. hi. TINS and attention to the sales OF Real rs.
tatt. SUGGESTIONS, Stock, Port Wardens CurgOes
Furniture, AMI all outdoor sales.
Hay4l,g been engaged m Auctionc2r In this city
for tyentysH wears, he hopes that the experience
he has acquires. i'll the said business will enable
hun TO give satisfaction 10 those who may Iasor
Kim With their orders.
He also informs his friends and the Iublic that
he has rented the rotunhs Of the St Louis Hotel,
on st. Louis street, for the purpose OF having reg
ulRr furniture sales three times q week viz: On
Monday, "wednesday and Friday.
Once in froot Of tho rotuAds St Louis street.
De u MACRtCE BARNETT
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w II. III Z n n NGs
Grocer and Wine Merchant

Respectfully returns thank to his many frisnds
aud the public generally for their very liberal pa
tronage here toiore extended, and takes pleasure
in Informing them tia. he il now open. at his neps
and spacious store,
No. IS Camp street.
With az entire fresh and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES,, TEAS, WINES, etc. of the finest quail!
ty, together with complete stock of English
French and German goods, of every variety.
His long experience ia the business enables him
to Judge and seect to suit the requirements Of the
trade.
Fly strict attention to business and fair dceliug.
tx heres merit SHARE OF his former patronage.
All goods sold at q small profit, and with a fun
guarantee.
Respectfully,
Gel w. H. HENNING,
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EDUCATIONAL.

~
yI,HE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL.
lSS.......... Race Street ............lSS
tBet Co4.se UNI and Camp,
Conducted by T. B. EDWARDS and SAM. II. LEWIS
graduates Of the Louisiana Military University;
VIII prepare pupils to enter the Sophomore OF
verNty. or any other college in the United States
An Elementary Department u attached discipline
military with daily drill no. sm
r OT1eIANA STATE. UNIVERSITY,
(NAMR chAsGKD FROM LOUISIANA srAT1
sEMINARY)
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA
Founded aud Supported BY the state
Of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION.
Vow in progress will close last Wednesd.- IN juno
1870 The cext session viii begin first Mocdayio
September ext, and will continue ten monthA
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of hlll corps Of able INSTRUCTORS IN ~
branches Of Literature and Science usually taught
the best colleges and universities
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic Department
including Literary, Scientific and Optional Course
a Special Sch Dol OF Civil Engineering. and Com
nercial school
LIBRARY, APPARATUS AND CABINETS.
Well collected and valuable. The Geological And
Neurological Cabinets, etc, the largest and most
complete in he SoSth, embracing the eStens col
lections Of tho late Colonel Wales OK Mississippi
and the Cabinets Of the Typographical, Geological
and Botanical Survey Of Louisiana
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under hi'"en gtare o. Age
who know Arithmetic, English G1anIia; and trtsoS
raphy. -
OF every kind except clothing TO" zen ,noRths
$780, 500 payable III advance. balance February
or by accepted draft at eight per cent for ninety
days. Payments may he mako through tho Cana.
or CitaeIs' Bank.
Cadets received at any time turi0g the session
and charged from date Of entrance.
DISCIPLINE,
Military with daily drill battery Of four gum
will afford facilities for instruction in artillery.
Uniform Of C4adets-Cadet-grey cloth, toTe had n:
the Institution at cost ct twenty two ioli6Ta PSF
suit
/ For further information. address,
.. F. BOYD superintendent
Baton Rouge, Lon s.ai.A
MAJ 1874
Otace Of the University in New Cr'ean> ~ s~ss.
brick i Co.'S, 50 Camp STREE.
until the rebuilding OF the Collsge .t!,ee lately
destroyed by fire, near Alexandra. III. Las luton
is temporarily located at Baton Ro'l-,r III the Deaf
aud Dumb Asylum. Location healthy. aud aCi
commodattc-ss ample for Large nunlhsT o' Csdets.
Number this fssion one hundred and seventy1
myl7 lH
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lust RECEIVED

p fsrkins choice Goshen BUTTER
IA boxes Cream CHEESE. very tine.
- boxes Pineapple CHEESR very ane.
t:erces Westphala HAMS.
barrels Pe;.lel PEACHES.
cases Trlittled TCRKKY ana CAfON.
Also u large assortment OF foreign wines aaS
tisbl. delicacics for the holidays. For sale by
W. H.,HKENING,
fei3 - No. Is Camp street.
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A RMSTRONGS

A R"srKo>e's
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANCFACTORfs
Corner Of Erato and New nevee streets
NEW ORLEANS la.
y. J. J. ARMSTRONG. Manasos.
Manufacturer OF Vertical aud Horizontal Steaus
Engines. Sugar Mills, Draining Machines, saw
Nj .!s. Cotton Screws and Gearing, Iron Columns
and Fronts of Buildings, Furnace Mouths Crate
Bars, Bone Black, Reviythers, Gas RetOrts Railroad
Frogs etc: Low Pressure. Locomotive Flue and
Cylinder Boilers of all kius, Filters, Juice Boxes
and Clarifiers etc. nO22 1y
HIGHEST PREMIUM AWARDED
/ i at the louisiana State Fairs.-Mrs. A. NJ. Par
ish takes pleasure in informing her friends a4,h
patrons that she will open her NRW FINR SHIRT
MANUFACTURING ROOMS, MONDAY. October 3,
at ri Canal street. four doors frem Rampant, and
will endeayor to give entire satisfaction in perfect
fits, good work and punctuanty. Sample of work
constantly on hand She also Will furnish material,
and make to order tiremen aud base ball club
uniforms in every style and description
dpk SU We Sa Pm
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k?OR. MAIGNAN & Y. LADORDE.
DWN,RHgIss
WINES AND DRA<DIES.
No>. % and p Bkenville street.
lO(;NA(~

~ l,..,stes pipes Alexandra 6ei.nt.ts Eo-
cht!k--ioUrth rroot.
- eighths .Aloxandre S.isnesse Rocheus-Sert I'll
proof.
p six,hs Vineyard rropt., CA-lasa
" siAt,ss Vineyard Prol'ts. Cn-Eaa.
~ rixths Vineyard Propts, Co,-ls3i.
" quarter Charles CAstillon flls-IS!&
~ u xths Hy. Sutson-lE5l
" s!xtl.s Hy. Sut;Mi-lSn-
II eiyths Golden ..rg-~lS1.
u si>ths Goidenb-rg-lHEA
n sixths I.arYOndc Freres-lS0S (oiCSe.
3 o.,t..>.s farronde Freres--lSal' {oitH
- oct.tves Lsrro,iti. Fr.rs -!%E.
10 oct.ves Gautt.r Freres-i8+.
} quarters Louis .. LanyeI.