davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

Terrible Accident on the Northern
Missouri Railroad.

ST.. LOUIS, November LA terrible
accident occurred on the Northern Mis-
souri, railroad last night near Willsville,
ninety miles from here. The trains had
two cars, containing ninety-6ve recruits
from New Albany, Ind, and was run
ming at high speed, when rail broke
and the two rear ears, in which were the
recruits, jumped the track and went
rolling down an embankment, turning
over three times before reaching the
bottom. Sixteen soldiers were killed;
and Edward Calvin, son Of Judge Calvin
of this city, was also killed. A number
of others were injured. The full par
ticulars are not yet received
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, November l0.-Cotton
closed higher; higher grades are held at
better prices. Middling, lSc; good mid
ding, l81c; good ordinary, l7s to l7sc.
Sales for the week, 22,SOO bales receipts
for the week, 37,7l2, against 42,O75 last
year Receipts proper since last Au-
gust, 1872 23O, against 1890 last year.
Sterling exchange, ll9l to 100 for good
A bills lading and clear, and 1908 for
bank. Domestic exchange, &c higher.
New York sight, &c discount. Su-
gar receipts 375 hhds; demand good
for higher grades; common, to 73c;
fair, 81 to Sc; good to fair, 90 to l04c;
fully fair, lO3 to lie; gray clarified, lie;
yellow clarified, liz to l2ic. Molasses
receipts, 800 bbls; demand good; sup
plies sold, fair, 40 to 43c; prime, 45 to
Acc; strictly prime to choice, so to bic.
CINCINNATI, November Ill pm
Markets generally unchanged. Flour
nominal. Grain steady. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork held at Sl2 rs; no
sales. Cut meats quiet; no transactions
Whisky steady, Ssc.
New YoRK, November IL. - Coffee
dull at l9l to 2Olc. Sugar quiet; Cuba,
% to l0Jc; Porto Rico, % to lOsc; soft,
liz to llBc; hard, l2lc. Flour quiet.
Wheat firm. Corn firm at 81 to SIC.
Oats firm at IS to Sic Whisky nom
inal at SIC. Mess pork quiet at $la
to 10 l2!. Lard quiet at % t,
9Lc. Hogs, live, steady at 81 IS to IS;
receipts, 5000 head. Receipts; Flour,
$4,000 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels;
core, 81 900 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

The Philadelphia Inquirer declares
that the country needs prompt relief
from the inordinate. losd Of taxation it
has borne with such sublime patience for
nearly ten years. 1t is not alone that
labor is dear, but food is dear, and SO
are all the other vital elements of liv-
ing. 1t is taxation that makes this
country the dearest to live in of any on
the face of the globe" 1t insists that
one hundred million dollars should be
taken from the internal revenue taxa
ton. t.... e-ar r..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

Some one recently asked Mrs. Cady
Stantonif she thought girls possessed
the physique necessary for the wear and
tear of college course. 81 would like
to see you" said she, take thirteen
hundred young men and lace them up,
and hang ten to twenty pounds Of clothes
to their waists, perch them upon three
inch heels, cover their heads with rip
pies, chignons, rats and mice, and stick
ten thousand hair-pins into their soalpsi
if they can stand all this, they will stand
"a little Latin and Greek" tAlA
A girl of sixteen at Sioux City COM
mitted suicide over quarrel with her
brother about book.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

MoBILE, November ll.--All the cleo
ton returns have been received and the
vote stands; Dana, 1869; Davis, 1888;
making the Democratic majority 2o3O.
The aggregate vote Of the city is 1924;
that of the county, 25l5; total, 1928.
The votes for all county and city officers
will be officially counted to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

LOUISVILLE, November ia young
man named Chris Kapler eloped with
Miss Stall two days ago. Returning to
the city this morning he was arrested on
the charge of abduction. He promised
to return the girl il let off, but has not
been heard of since.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
RELL COUNTY.

The Somerville Falcon of the 9th has
this reference to the new county OF
Bell:
The bill TO establish the abose named
county has at last passed both houses OF
the Legislature. II succeeded only,
through the aid and manipulation Of
the Radical party. Not single Rddi-
cal roted against IL. East Tennessee,
always Radical to the core, voted en-
masse for the bill. The Radicals of
Fayette and Hardeman are in favor OF
the measure to a man, and when the
vote is taken to ratify the bill by the peo-
pie of the new proposed county. 1t Will
be found that every Radical, both white
and black, will vote for it. What does
all this signify? 1t simply means that
the Radicals are confident Of being able
to control the offices of the new coun-
ty, and also of Fayette. A careful estl-
mate shows that a considerable majority
Of the people of Bell county are Radi-
cal. As proof of this, the county seat
was voted to Grand Junction instead OF
LaGrange; the former is squarely Radl-
cal and the latter Democratic. LaGrange
is far better suited for county seat, but
it is not loyal. If Bell county succeeds
the Radicals will gain two members oi
the Legislature and the spoils Of all the
Offices OF two counties. Will the Demo
Gratis Of the proposed new county thlnl
of these facts before they cast their votes
for its establishment?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

WASHINGTON special OF the 9th says;
The Southern Loyal Claim Commission
is disposing vast amount OF bust
ness in the way of proving the loyalty
of claimants and claims. General Pat
rick, who was SO long Provost Marshal
General of the Army of the Potomac,
is giving evidence daily on numerous
claims from Virginia. In one case he
testified to the loyalty Of Mrs. Margaret
G.. Lee, of Warrenton, Va, who says
she is a cousin Of the late General Lee,
and the only member Of the family who
remained loyal to the Government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

NEw ORLEANS, November IL
The excitement concerning the fire
department confines. Il is believed
the City Council will yield 10 the popular
clanOr for a continuance Of the volun-
teer system.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

The Chicago Times Of Thursday con-
tains a communication proposing the
name of Hon. Joseph Medill, the newly
elected mayor of Chicago, for President
of the United States. The writer says.
The time should ere this have gone by
for professional politicians of either or
both of the organized parties to manage
and control the great offices Of our coun-
try in their own way. Let us have
peace" and with peace, prosperity,
North and South, East and West.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
CEMENT.
Prices Reduced!
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

uFFIcF Cry Tax COLLECTOR.
hEaFHIa. November 3. ISL
AFTFR THR 81 eP DECEMBER THERE
yin be 80 pBuUrxr allowed on CIV rANEs
fen 1871. The act irving rEs FEH cEsf. DIS
oorrr being E=rraLru AZ the regular Council
meeting, November IT.. taxpayer are re-
o,.st.i "a come IN nrroHr rHE Isl OF De
r,vrrr. FRLTX W. ROBERTSON.
tsa City Tax Celis=tor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

A SPECIAL from Washington to the
Courier-Journal of yesterday says: 1t
appears that slight change is to be
made in the Indian policy. General
Scho6eld, who has been assigned to the
command Of Arizona, has been instruct
ed to order the Apache and other tribes
upon their reservations, and provide for
them the same as in the case of the
Sioux and other tribes on more north
ern reservations. If they do not re-
main, but leave to commit depreaations,
they are to be captured and punished.
Thus far they have utterly failed to keep
their faith, and it has been resolved to
substitute little coercion for the peace
policy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
FORTUNE TELuER.

MAZDA BIE NE,
THE FORTUNE TELLER. CAN BE CON
IL suited AZ
Iss Hain webster BIoehl. I'D aoor.
III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

A WASHINGTON special to the Louis
vile Ledger says The world moves.
The Tammany organ Of this city, which
has heretofore been classei among the
hopeless imbeciles, comes out in an arti-
Gle this morning endorsing the policy
set forth in the Ledger some time since,
to the effect that the Democrats abstain
from making Presidential nomination
next year, but will rather support some
conservative Republican Cor the sake Of
defeating Grant
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

IT is stated that the dry-goodS" i'm
portations to New York from Europe
since last January amount to $ll6,424,-
6l3, of which large portion are cotton
aud silks. This is pretty big bill to
pay, but one-half at least is added to it's
cost by our present high and oppressive
tariff Our paternal and economical
Government charges a dollar upon every
two dollars Of goods that comes here
from Europe. Is not that pretty steep
toll2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

The Atlanta Sun has these few lines
o. give us back our Bullock,
From hoof TO horns complete.
He's fattened at our public crib.
And now he is our meat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

A CONTEMPORARY says Of the election
Of Medill: Hon. Joseph Nedill has
been elected Mayor Of Chicago By the
votes Of the honest men Of that city,
without regard to politics. His majority
is nearly $4,000 over the candidate ofthe
bummers. Mr.. Medill is a pure and an
able man, and Chicago has honored
herself in honoring him. 1t is well that
men Of such integrity Of character are
placed in positions Of respeciability.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
LEGAL.
RECEIYER'S SALE OF LAND.
DY AUTHORITY OF TIE CHANCERY
ID Court Of Memphis, Tennesses. l will SELL
On Thursday, December z, 1871,

commencing at ten o'clock an, AZ the Zeal
norfheagt corner Of Jeferfon and Main streets,
Memphis. about 2. 900 acres Of land. lying IN
The eounties Of Poinsett. CraiEhead, Ran
dolph. Green and Monroe, 40 the state Of Ar
BE OF superior fertility, and lying contiguous
10 protected lines Of railroads in said etate
vaiuable for both its timber ana soil. Am
renf In PAYMENT for said lands any valid debts
ssainst he Gayoao Savings Institution and
said lands will accordingly Be offered for sale
either for cash or for such debts az have been
6ied ar Allowed b. the court. or valid demands
s-sirrt AID Invitation. sale will be con
finned from DAY 10 day till an Is sold.
pU y. M0SBl, Receiver.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
LATEST TELEGRAMS.


iMxRroAa PRRss Asn0orArIos, VIA 3. =. A.
fnLKsaAPH COMPANY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11

The Somerville Falcon thus moralizes:
The whisky trade in Somerville amounts
TO so. 1000 annually. In ten years the
sum thus expended would build and
equip railroad from our town 70 Mem
phis. Or it would build a magnificent
college in every school district in the
county, aud afford lucrative salaries to
fuIl corps Of professors and teachers in
each college.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-11
ANNUAL BALL.
ANNUAL GRAND BALL
ANNOUNCEMENT.


For Wharfmaster.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.. j. NJ.
MCKNIGHT as candidate for Wharfmaster
at the ensuing election. ozf
We are authorized to announce TOBIAS
WOLFE as a candidate for Wharfmaster at
the ensuing Municipal election-January
1870
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
Sale Of Valuable Landa..

S ,s31 na & toldeTof st the Superior Court, viii
Siliea II Nnrth sns Ho9ss ~ House door in States
18th day Of ottn Ano1st Gatronns, or WEDMEsDAY,
ae IN sSs cosa; 1sa siYesd. s79a AGRas a
Catawba River and mbart'n TyrsaS. 70 pn -! Hne
iotts Stsn and ID sbant a :!s5 si Shar ase
Tennessee and Ohio Railroad. Tbe fand fadnI9, sa;3
be sold in lots "a follows: f.- go Aan1 wiz
No: l. containing 288 acrcs. more ot las. ~,
which Dr. ". Byars now lives. N'''' "
,a;o;.,A M4: =, containing 2S8 aores, more or less
So: containing ing, Isl .c1ssa aaa ed,oninv e.
. No y 4. Containing 2s5 acres, adjoining No,
No 6. containing 200 acres. more ~ a.,
adjoining Nos. 4 and g. 49, - Aeoa'
no. ., containing 400 acres. on which Col
sns a, 81 DFown now lives. adjoining Nos. 3, 4
n,eI. On these lands are largo bodies Of fne
9nnaneity OF Woodland on each tract csn ihs
4Uo ~ acre tract there is good Mill House and
water Power. sood Dwelling and other hniii.
'nfs fhoas sGod fs.ds Water ter on each tract: '1
at..ne lanaa are susceptible OF the highest
good clay eubsoil, and will prodnca CottEn,,
Io1acco, Wheat, Corn and the other grSir,
ana grass crops:. aud are sold az the Iands he be-
Byars. for assets. o"oo D.
- IEHns--One-ha!f in six months: the In.
lance IN twelve months with inherent from dsv
o.. oI SAFE. The purchaser may pay one-third ~
.ne mnoie OF his bid any tifns after the sale is
DC required for the purchase moi;cv Tha TM
made. ' payment ID
rersons wishing to 500 the lands will p1ease
can car upon Col. q. 8. Brown or Thos ,Deafon.
Administrators de oonts non Of James 3. B;,r,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
cleaveland Mineral Springs,
FORNIERLY WILstSN,z

IS Niles Jrest Of Charlotte, ". O.
VIE subscribers, having associated them
Il selves in the management of those
Springs, would announce to their friends and
Inc paolc that tho House is now open for tho
Mo 10 those who 'hayo testad the virtues of
thcso extraordinary waters, it is doomed nm
necessary to say anything by way OF COM
mondation, but to others they confidently as.
sure SUI satisfaction il they will make irial OF tho
short timo. 80 o"'r I"
We pledge ourselves. to spare neither pains
nor e1Penoe IN order 10 render all who may
IIoo1 hie Us Win caii as comfortabloas possi-
we nave adopted tho following scale Of
EDUCED CHAIsGES: ''' i.''.
II over 10 days. at. Al nor dav
sina}a - mGa oyer @ ~ days, ............ 1.75
O.1olon between tho ages OF two aud eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Weshing on reasonable ternsI i..'
1t is expected that tho Western Division OF
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford
hai!road wiif'be completed to within mile
or tHo OF the springI st an early day. b
J.J. BLACKWOOD,
ouIe = II II. III. OATES.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
All A&tdAh{ I.TEG
Fdttc1osdrS' df Mor, Is : arS

foreclosure Of Moftgsge.
Dt tY...HEIxoTEO& SON, HusasoA. ...y.
Hf1yift9g d tffe pdwep, duly confeir "a b dnob
- tho CitizG1s' Savings Bank. Of JolnmHRR;aA HRA
hy the Columbia On Company: 70 sSorao;nssa,
thS nprtgfge qi the said Columbia Oil oomo
Gaay 90 tile. atd Citizehs, baJipas asG GBanS ~
SoHiumDia; H a9d tl. enter upon and to sell ali
aafs ana t5S premisoa hefoia
chG.s c1.H aebt; tho said mortgage is hereby de-,
bie S, 70 DC forecloaed. and Tho snid C1}Ii6.
ola VI! Cempany forever barred Of mi ala r.,
or, or sqntty OF redemption In tho premises: a and
5ara;a 5auSa sae same power as afofeshi3 fhe m.
t1 u1eas1gnea VIII sell, at public auction b?forn
s90 GSurt Houso, at Ool1mbis. on the FTI3sT
MVHDAf IN August next:' X ,ia =. - t..e. 49,
sin AL ths. h T.. certain 70. Of LAND, situate and
OF N!chland. and State Of south osToiin:y
't1o;ns;isang OF ono square In ssid. oity con.
bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and as1s. aaa
aen streets, With eli the buildings and arao-
lions On s:!a !ct 9: ..la, aoT iSeG inr eig", ~
purposes Of nm Oil Mill, and all tho Eneinssnse sne
Oli Presses and machinery Of sny Kind Hhst,,
cash. H n ~ 4sS1; " as Ierns
President Citizens Savings b Banf ft1Sc q South
o-e. ~ July 8 4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
lAt.shAAdoHhfsD tY'fYAkdFT)

LIVERPOOL. July 1s-Noon. Cotton
opened dull'and unchanged
LONDON, July 19--Noon. n.--Consols
93T Bonds 422z.
:, T7vHRroon. july 152Evenrinnik coz
Sle sGe CLOSED dnall-uplands t szs; Orleans
PARIS. July 49, Rentcs 56f. zoo.
NEW YoRK, July 18-Noi01ni. Stocks
steady. Gold steady, at 12aS6i2M
Governments duh .'atid heayy. State
bonds dull. Money easy, ut 8. En-.
change-long 1925; short 1O3I. Flour
dull. Wheat and corn firm Pork un;ef
and weak, .at 14.75@t4B7L. Cotton
dull and lower-middling upiands 2OIA:
Orleans 2O2s;, sales 250 bales. Freiclts
quiet. ~, 80
7P. M.-Ootton dull; sales 1.1so bales
-uPlands' 2014. FIour-Southern dull
ana lower; common to fair extra &. 9OEa
6.5o; good to CHOICE G. 10000. Wits,
key firm, ati .94Is. Wheat-spring a
shade lower; winter red and amber West
ern' old and new. 1.46@1.51; new am
Der Southern I.45@1.48 Corn a shade
easter, at 70(97l. Pork barely steady,
ct 1915 @ 14,67. Beef quiet. Lard
nrm-kettle M l1s. Freights frmer
Money easy and unchanged. Sterling
quiet. Gold steady. at 12a6012Is. Go,
vernments 80. better. States dull but
hrm- Tennessees 72; new 72. Virginias
90; new rs. Louisianas GO; new G2; ie-
vees Y; ss IS. Alabama 0S: Is &c.
deorg.as 90; rs ~ North Caroliuas as:
new ~. South Carolinas 73; new 58L.
O1No1NNAT1, July 18.-Flonr dull. Corn
cropping, at 54l955. Pork Il 75(015. 90.
Lar,d.-l0!a asked. Bacon in limited
jobbing demand shoulders Gs.: clear
sides s5S@s2l. Whiskey buoyanta 90 90
LouIsylLLE, July ,ls..Fionr droon
ing. Corn in fair demand-sacka 70
Mess pork $500. Shoulders ?: c,enr
sides 9>S. Whiskey 81. Lard-ke0 II
ST. Louis, July 1S.-Flour arm.
Corn dull mixed sacks 57M58M: white
6l(964. Pork 10 OO(9l5. so. Shoulders
74l97I; clear sides 91l09L. Lard
dull, at l0@10I4.
GALVESTON, July 18.-Cotton dnII-
stock $500. ''A'e''
NEW ORLEANS, July l8.-Corn firm
ml4eda7l972; yellow Y; white mixed
77(@78; white 80. Pork dull and lower
mess offering at 1875 Bacon dnll md
easier. at 7Ia@9A. Others UNCHANGED.
Cotton dull snd nominal %.
recainss 1.67? bales; salcs AS: stook
ST. 1921. s'ooA
BosToN, July 18.-Cotton dull-mid.
ding 201sC@2l; receipts 70 bales; sales
200; stock 4. 300. '''e'
CHARLESTON, July 1s.-Ootton dull
middling 20; receipts 235 bales: snles
107; stock 1896.
MOBILE, July 1s.-Cotton dull and
u Nominal, accurate quotations cnnnot be
glven:' receipts 80 bales; stock 1878.
AUGUSTA. July 18. Cotton flat and
nominal, at 1S% for Liverpool middlina:
snles bales; receipts 13O.
SAVANNAH, July 18.-Cotton inactive
.-dmo1ddling 1oIa; receipts GO bales; stock
BALTIMORE, July 1s.--Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat firm and scarce.
CorA hrmer but soarce-white ;770s0:,
yellow 72@74. Pork SHADY. Bacon
quiet shoulders TX. Lard I10IM
941a. Cotton quiet but steady.
: nId 2o1s; receipts 67b afes; stock
49, tf..,e,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
EE1H:AHgEHr rE7. .ueaf afE4nEHMtys
si.aMAsEsS5sns sas5saf If eaal ltjaa. Il "a "a ssA
,.,r.NOON NtDESPaN94Ea

,:N-NOON.DEsPATCHEs.. .,r',o
A"sgcbRsaoH 70 ARonpibuo6p. pA Aanofs! afnoio,s! ~ z
). .9Ebn1RLk STORM in JApAN.rT4sou JAPAN. m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FEWER nj DtyEHflAa
'"AFREE DIsA APrEA1s1NS, dU!!,t No., .:.9li
PARIs1 yul4 47.n1AA a5leinn teaHiam
service ,Wili Ne held' il tie Cathedral Of
Notre Dame. on Tuesday, ia, honor of
the martyred Archbishop Darhoy.
The health Of Paris is GOOD.
LONDON, July 17:Tf3Prinoe Gortsoha-
American Evangelioal Alliance tliessm,
pathy OF his -auguss master, the, Gar.
With the object of satheif PRAYERS. viz:
Tue e,advancement Of the cause OF irsei,.
HouR liberty in Russia. s,,,i.,'., ~,
Pans. July 17.-The ei,annoupceman
that the. Archbishop of Tours will sdos
ceed Dasboy as Archbishop, Of Paris. ia
cpansmed: Owing TO delay Gaused by
certain teohpicalities, the delivery of the
nrst nali millisrds OF the indemnity 10
me dermanei IAN !, has not Jet been oonsnm-
Lospon, Jnly ls. "a Tale telegram from
Hong Kong to Lioyla, dhnoanoes that
stypt9oH visited Hiaao, Japan: Seven
steameta are ..eitker ashore or sunk and
the plnes innndsted.
VERSAILLES! July 18.-The, Minister
OF tihance: has announced to the AssSiH423
bly, she'desired Sonti1haaoe Of tie twen-
tEns- pent. ii5pSrs, ,aaaa.y On cotton.
.iLoHDoN, july b. Dispatches report
RIOT lbetMeen the Socialists and Ultra.
monsanes at'Vienna. Many people
were Injured. The police were power
less, but the military suppressed the
emute. "a :,t5 \. H-ss---o
The magazine 81 the Greek war steam
archipelago, i Tie &c ciew., of forty, were ~
nearly oil killed; the.bafance hurt; vessel
destroyed. La i.i.- ~ m
NIGHE, DISPATCHES.
LoNDoN., Jn1y r1<he German
Lloyds Steamship OdmpauJy have con
Iraets9lt 70 rerSEia monthly ,mail bet wssn
England aud Keuezuela.>iI,. i..
4e4oy,faver has ceased. to ss. .an. api-
demic!at Buenos Ayres. .t--;: + IT.:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19

All the women employed in shoe ma.
nufactory ut Danvers, Mass. have
'strnck, because the proprietor substi-
tuted steam power to the sewing ma
chimes. which had previously been
worked by the foot.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
NEW GOODS \,
G. f. JACKSON'S,

MEW styles Of PRINTS.
~ New styles Of Aprons. white and bnff
Children's White Monsui Blomsea u'i'
Chi!dren'a Buff Linen Blouscs.
Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties.
ALI at worry low prices. Jr,o O
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
Pearl Grist.
IN AiBARREL8 PEARL GRIST. .
lV barrels Pearl Hominy, for sa]e b,
July 12 T. HOpi.

Spring Water Ice. '.''
MY Iie Machine is now in complete order
Ix-I and can furnish ICE to city and conn,
try; This IGe is, frozen At q low temperature
nna p1;a wan melt very little by transportation
,trioe. one dollar pei one hundred pounds:
iess quantity, one and half cents per pound
sunday open from Ito 10 A. NJ.
July q j. @. SEEGERS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19

State South caroiina---Spartanburg Co.
0URT OF O0RNON PLEAH SO
L. ht. Gentry, Plaintiff, againat o. e. Vnnhou-
ten, Deiendant.-CUp Summons. !, :,
n {; F. Icnhouten, Defendant in Mis Action:
VoU are hereby hummoned and rea1ired
IL to answer the complaint In tifs hction
Which IL filed In tha offiea OF the, Clerk on tI,e
Court Of Common Pleas fox said County. and
to serve 9 copy OF your answer on thseuh.
4crioers at their office. ut gpart anburg conrt
House. within twenty days after tho seryica Of
service. ~, n "A: =, -I.H1' ~ "a "a
II you tail TO answer this complaint within
tn the time aforesaid, the plaintiff viii take
Judgment against you for tho sum Of Two
Hundred and SixtyFour Dollars and Five
Cents, with interest at the rate Of seYon uai
cent: por annum, from the Tenth day OF June.
one thousand eight hundred and sevanty-one'
and costs. BOBO 4 NIRYJaI:R Ae'
Dated Juno 10, 1871. Plaintifrs HitorneyB.
To G. E. Fnnhouten: ..i
Take notice that the summons in this ac-
tion. OF which the foregoing is q oopy. was
hled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the tourt Of
Common Pleas, at Spartanburg Court House.
IN tho County Of Spartanburg, in the State or
South Carolina, on tho Tenth day or ldune. A.
D. 1871. DOBO q OART.YST. -
y uno IL VIZ ~ . !'lalntiff's Aktorheys
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-19
FASHIONABLE E C GOODS. !.

|h' q. 49, .,i.,:s1 lu .s az
of.domes.ie.' French and English manuf.o.
ture' Hhichwe guarantee, at all tirfree 60 ae,,
as low ifnot Rt iless prices, than any h6pse
IN Coinmbis, baying our Goods from .ibe
largest and most celebrated establish ment... :.
10 the United States. And as we desire 10,
please all we have now in our house tbe :odl:.