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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-30

Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Oococulus 9ndieus Fish
4 Berries to make sleepy or headache.
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"E have just returned from the North
wv 9TH, second time this fall) with the
have had the pleasure Of Offering to this mar
ket,: Every department is crammed full OF
choice goods Of every style, kind and variety
A. big stock OF DRESS GOODS and Mems
Wear.they are in store and must be sold.
Also. Furs. Cloaks. shawls. Flannois, skirts,
biankets, Table Linen and Domestic Goods OF
al kinds. Not:ons--a largo. very large stock.
EVIDENCE Our friends tell us every day
that We sell the best and cheapest uoods in
the CITY; md, as we keep no flash goods, but
90 business in plain. straightforward way,
II VIII be to your interest to purchase your
Nov 2 PORTER & STEELE.
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Just Received.

Just Received,
CFR A LARGE stock Of Fashionable
8sEl light CARRIAGES. Prices low. At
W. e. GREENFIELD'S
Carriage Repository. corner Assembly anG
Lady streets. No
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Sundries,

Sundries.
NIE have received large supply OF the
w following goods. which we are Offering
at low prices:
Whole, half and quarter boxes RAIYINJ.
Almonds,
Palm Nuts,
Filberts,
Pecana,
Nov 23 JOHN AGNEW r. SON
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Cranberries.
TX BUSHELS CRANBERBIEs, in fine or
lo der. for sale by &. HOPE.
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TISSUES POLICIES, either participating or
4 non:participnting, on all the approved
plans OF life insurance. All Policies non-for-
feitable. A definite cash surrender value qua
ranteed on all Policies after second annual
payment. Active agents wanted.
BLACK, POROHER tE co.,.
State Agents. Columbia 8. q.
L. BLACK. p. M. PoHcHER, z. ". sEzBELs,
Nov Ii llsd .! i..I ;.''. :, imo
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nLD BANK BILLS and MUTILATED
" CURRENCY bought and sold nv
Nov 29 emo D. GAMBRILL. Broker,
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Cincinnati Market.

OISuDNATI, May II.
CorroS-Demand fair and market drm; mIddl.
lugupands iiA6l5c
FLiuR-Flrm, family so 1876 60.
GRAIN-Wheat scarce and 1Tm, 81 lafbl IA.
torn demand good at 55c. Rye scarce and arm,
q col w. Oats dull; mixed 59ljIc. barley
steady and Arm; fall 81 is
GRuCERIEs-DcmAnd good at full prices
on Heavy. Lilseed &c. Lard p0Ia3c
BuTTGR-Dull aud declined, 2Ofbf5c.
CuEEsE-Firm, western reserve HEf1i5c; fac
tory, l5&6iGC.
PRoyIslOSs-Pork quiet and weak; shoulders
i74ltl1&c, Lard, full prices asked aud no de-
holders 1fm; shoulders 6hlG4c; sides 8aSH0
-. for clear rib and clear Bacon firm; sales at
: .g9G9Sc, but shade higher generally asked.
llDGs-Unchangcd.
WmsKT-Quiet and weak; sales at s1H1Sse,
dosing at inside rates.
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Superintendent, always has something to
say to strangers visiting his school, which
makes the time pass more pleasantly.
There are two mission schools in charge
Of the Episcopalians here. The Rev.
Thomas o. Tongue, who has been acting
as city missionary for some time, was
ordained on the 9th inst, and has charge
Of St Mathews Church. He is an earn.
est worker in his Masters vineyard. We
would have enjoyed the evening service
at ST. Mathews, II It had not been for one
Of the gentlcr sex, with her escort, who
were seated one pew behind us. They
whispered so loud and often, that We and
others OF the congregation were greatly
annoyed The beautiful little Daven-
port girls, who board at DaIly's
City Hotel, are greatly admired. A
few determined hogs roam the streets OF
Wheeling, Notwithstanding the efforts Of
the police to suppress them. Among the
daily imports TO this city are q number Of
calves, which are treated in a most cruel
manner by the butchers, by being killed
merely to satisfy the palates Of the Wheel.
ingites and strangers who are there.
Some Of the calves we saw had all their
feet tied, and after awhile two butchers
caught them by the feet, tails and ears
and pitched them into q wagon, as two
men would throw sacks OF coffee. A
short time ago about 80 calves were
brought to this place in one day. We
were shocked at the treatment these poor
brutes received at the hands OF the citi.
zens OF this city. Several persons wish
Mr.. Henry Bergh, Of New York City,
could be In Wheeling to look after those
fellows who practice cruelty to animals.
The streets here are poorly lighted; the
pavements in most miserable condition,
but in spite Of all these We are determined
to pay Wheeling another visit.
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Now York DIV Goods Market.

INV IUNhl my 10
Prices, In the main, were steady and firm, OK.
rrpt for heavy brown shcetlngs, which arc d.
pressed. In printing cloths speculation runs
hot down In Providence, md iaies are reported
up 10 the end VI the year, and even Info the
next, whlCE arc nothing moro than deluslOn,
tracts running 50 far ahead will ever DO filed,
Sales are reported for January next At &c. and
for Immediate delivery, nc, for standard Z yds.
tn the ID cloth, while s yds to the III sheetlngs
are selling ut ll4bi2c. Several mills running
uu light goods, suCh rs shlrtlngs, have changed
un IN print cloths, which arc now selling al a
profit Of nearly &c Z yard, while cloths run 50
high printers cannot put much good madden
rjUrs In prints To sell ut the present rates, and
hence they are putting up the price Of new and
dark works. In other CLASSES Of goods there Is
nothing Of moment transplrlng calling for OK.
tended remarks, or change In prices.
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FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARTLLA.
In the spring and summer months the system
undsrgoes change.
This Is the time to use good blOod.rOncwing,
purifying and invlgoratIng medicines.
HRLMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPA.
RILLA AND HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
GRAPE JUICE PILLS ARE THE BEST AND
MOST RELIABLE.
One bottle Of HOlmbold's Fluid Extract sArsa.
parlllA equals in strength one gallon Of the syrup
or Llecoctlon as made by druggists, and wine.
glass added to q pint Of water equals the eeCbra.
ted Lisbon diet drink, delightful and hcalthNl
beverage
Tho Grape Juice Pill Is composed Of nuld er.
tract calAwba grape juice and FLUID EXTRACT
RnUBARB.
Useful in all diseases requiring ealliattierem.
edy and far superior to oil other purgAtlves such
as salts, mAgnCSiG, &C.
IIelmbold's GtApc-Juleo Pill Is not patented
pill, put up AZ those ordinarily Vended, but The
result Of ten years. experimenting and great care
in preparation.
SAFE FOR AND TAKEN BY CHILDREN;
NO NAUSEA No GRIPPING PAINS,
BUT MILD. PLEASANT AND SAFE IN oPE.
RATION
Two bottles OF the Fluid Extract Of satsaparll-
Ia and one bottle of tho Grapc-Tuco Pills are
worth their weight In gold to thuse suffering rom
bad blood, poor complexion, h,giaehe, nervous.
ness valentines. at night, eostIveness and lrrcg.
ulatlileS, and TO those suffering from broken and
delicate constitutions 1t will give new blood, new
vigor and new life.
THE CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS are done up
with great care and in handsome bottles, and will
snrpaaI all those vended in wooden boxes and
c.rolsssly prepared by Inexperienced men, com.
pairing with the English and.Trench style OF man.
uiAeturing.
ArOfH. T. HELNBoLDs Preparations are
Pharmaceutical, not q single ono being patented,
bat all on their own merits.
Prepared by H.THRLMBoLD Practical and
Analytical Chemist, CryshiPalaes Pharmacy, '9'
Broadway, NJ.
HelmbOlds Fluld Extract Buchu
has gained a worldwide fame.
Palace Pharmacy. Gllsey House, roth street and
Broadway.
Temple Of Phsrmsey, Continental Hotel, Phil
adelphla, and lOI soutA 10th street, Philadelphia
myisodIw
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Chicago Market.

UIllcAG0, May II,
Unchanged,
GHAIS-Wheat, No. . spring family active;
closed steady At a. SgR1l ~, this afternoon
selling ut 81 ggk0l 2gk, Corn opCued firm but
t'oird dull at jIiifB55ii; this afternoon un.
changed. Oats, No. hrm at t,Gtic higher;
closed at i9Hc. Rye, No. quiet At SlTc. Bar.
'ry, spring No. 2 quiet at S0ci
Steady al a. 1914 so.
CrTTg-Quiet at 81 1906 90.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May II,
FlOuH-Plrm but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat scarce and firm: Ohio aud In.
diana 81 Gll5l Il. Corn dali. Oats ut 60DGic.
i've at giOdSi u.s.
PRnylslOSs-pOrk steady; mess SIS 20. Ia.
con shoulders nc; sides 9iiGDlOC: tlcar rib iO4
.lOTc; hams lG1l7c. Lard llii1i2e,
WIIsKY-Flrner at 02XGInJ,
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May H.
FrouR-steady; extra family $675lB7 q. Ohio
and Indiana 81 OUiII Ij
GRAIS- Wheat nrn; red western 81 sol %.
Rye held at 81 1901 90. Corn firm but un.
changed. Oats quiet NJ 6B165c.
MnIsKY-scafce OF plc.
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Steamboats,.

nor CINOISNATI.-THE 49,
u GnG passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERSON. ...........C. MUHLEnAS,
viii leave As above on Tuesday, Nay 10. at 3
o'clock P. n.
For height or passage apply on board or to
@. II. BOOTH 3 CO.,
myl5 ..- .. ..F Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI-THE 81
II ane passenger steamer
H. T. HuDSoN,..,.....,.Ca Capt ]. T. RUSSELL,
will leave as above on Saturday, May ~, at
O'Clock P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
...'. Q. II. BOOTH a CO.,
myii ".'.-- Agents.
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GhsgntelGgeater.
Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW ioEK, May 10,

NEN YORK, May l8,
told drn atlll's GliiS. It's future depends
somewhat upOR thuAsceplance or rejection Of the
Washington treaty. Loans were made Al from ]
day about Sl,jOO,0O0; for the week e., SO 9l6.
t,Gyarumtnts firm and fraction higher on pur.
rg,-cs for shipment by foreign banks; subscrip.
lion. To the new loan SiS2,O OJ. Stocks have been
irregular: Union Pacldc arc active; most VI the
I.i have been made apparently weak by the
and Express shares arc strong and tOlerably
active the market closing steady. The bank
statements favorable and shows the following
Ranges Loans, decrease, $Sl,i25; specie, In
crease, Sssg, 80; circulation, decrease, 81 SO;
Trtasc, 81, l530si. Money very easy AZ 39ti n
cent state securities lrm aud higher. Sterling
EKehange, banker,s Bile. ll0a.
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FIsANKLN INSURANCE Comply
u OF WHEELING, ...
CAPITAL, $15O,OOO.

DtnECTORs.
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendcl,
Geo. D.. Caldwell, ThOs. P. ShAlltross,
9. W. FnnAhetm, IN. Vance,
j. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis O. sufel,
This company now having been organized Ave
years, and In that time done successful business
IL etlll prepared 10 take risks at fair rates on
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnufActuE.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company ofet8 superior Inducements 10 Farm
ers, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years Of
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company in the State; and
composed OF some nlnety.fouT stOekholders, most
Of whom arc among our best business men, 70
commends itself 10 the favorable consideration
Of the insuring public and sollcits their patron.
age. Applications fofinsuranee will be prompt
" attended to at their ONCE, No. 20 Monroe IT,
VI al their several agenees throughout the State.
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDRL, Vice PRECEDENT
Q. NJ. COBN, Sec'y.
A. l.. WILEY, General Agent iebi9
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UATAWRA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
don, Graduate Of one OF the most eminent Col.
legeS IN tho United States, and the greater pSFt
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elEeW6eSs' hSa
efected some OF the most astonishing Gu reS that
were ever known, Many troubled with rInVIng
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, baShiul.
times with arrangement OF mind, were cured
Immediately. 'N
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HEhMBoLD's

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HRLMB0LD'S
HELMBoLD's
HELNBOLD's
HRLMPOLD'S
HELMBOLD'S
HRLMBOLD's
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HELMBOLD'S
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,


Who have Injured themselves bya certain prac.
tlce, INDUCED In when alone, a habit frequently
learned nom eyel companions, or at school, mo
effects OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, u not cured, renders marriage Inn.
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the pride Of bis parents, should be-
snatehed trom oil prospects and enloymenis OF
llle by the consequences Of d0ylAting nom the
path Of nature, and induging In a Certain al.
cret habit suchpersonS must, before contCm.
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The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and Inc nj.
merous Important surgical operations performed
~ Dr. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters OF
Ihss Sgn and many other papers, notices Of
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides bis standing "A q gentleman OF
charactorand respectnblllty, Is silllclent guar.
antee To the AFFLICTED.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL
L run by tho following schedule on and AfteI
December 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
rfNyrTATNyA M uVpDuag
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NIARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body arc the most
necessary, requisites 70 promote C0nnubAl hap
piness. Indeed, without these the ionTnpv
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; The
prospect hourly darkens to the view, tile mind
becomes shadowcd with despair and allied Win
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness OF
another hncO1lnA hllnhInl with nnr nr.il' y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-15

Married Persons, or Young Men eoutemplatipv
marriage, being aware OF Physleal WcilnSasS
Organic Debility, Deiormihes, speedily eufSd
heWho places himself under the care OF Dr.. ],
man, and confidently rely upon his skin az phy.
alclan. f"'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
Escape and capture.

On yesterday afternoon one of the prisoners
at the court house, Dock Lones, who had just
been sentenced to the penitentiary, made his
escape in very quiet manner, and had placed
n considerable distance between himself and
the halls of justice before his absence was dis
covered While court was in session, and du-
ring the examination of witness in an interest
ing case, Dock saw chance for liberty and inn
proved it, very esurey and in an unconcerned
manner walked out of the court house. whence
he crossed over and went down Prince street,
intending to cross either the river or the creek
at the lower ferry.
But luck was against him, and he was unfor-
tunatcly seen by ID. A. Smith from the work.
house door, who ut once recognized him. Mr..
Smith instantly went into the house, got his
pistol and started on the track of the fugitive,
who when first noticed was going along ut jog
trot pace, but AS he got below the gas works, in
creased his speed, causing a similar display OF
WISCONSIN on the part of Mr. Smith, who be-
gan to gain on him, seeing which the dusky
lothario perceived the futility of prolonging the
race, with perhaps a bullet under his skin, and
near the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
bridge laid down and waited until his pursuer
arrived, when he at once surrendered. The
prisoner was brought back and turned over to
the iailor, who was beginning to feel some an
easiness at the absence of one of his boarders.
1t Is supposed the prisoner would have made n
better run but that Harper and Fisher broke
his Wind the other day.
Mr.. Smith deserves great credit for his
promptness in pursuing and intrepidity in cap
turing the criminal without assistance, who, il
might naturally be supposed, would resist, but
fortunately for himself, did not
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05

The Loudon Star says that Frank Lee,
Waterman on the steamer Hugh Martin. went
in bathing while in state of somnambulance
on Tuesday morning last and woke up to
hind himself in the middle of the Tennessee
river. He shouted Justify for help and boat
came to his rescue.
Loudon county has balance in the treasury
of 81, 4l4.92
The Rogersville Teporter says that on last
Saturday, the 24th inst at the house of A. w.
Bales, on the North Fork Of Beech Creek, q
negro boy, while carelessly handling pistol
accidently discharged its contents into the body
of n white lad, William Stacy, killing him IN
stantly. The ball penetrated the breast below
the left nipple The boy, Stacy, was the son o
Henry Stacy, deceased, and about 10 years O
The total voting population of Sullivan coun
ty is 3,074 C-.,
A negro was hung two miles from Carthage
several days ago by crowd of outraged citi'
zens. The scoundrel had committed rape OF
the person of young lady.
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Obituary.,

- Died, on Thursday morning, June Doth, Mrs
FANNIE s., wife of Mr.. Tighman Haws, aged
twenty-nine years.
The deceased was a daughter of Dr. II. +.
Sohoonmaker, of New York. and was born in
Troy, in that State, October 18th, 1870 and
married on the 18th Of October, 1867. Mrs Haws
was a communing member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and was highly esteemed by
her many friends for her amabiity and good
ness.
Her death took place at the residence of Rev
p. H. Reed, in Bount county, and the remains
were brought to this city on yesterday. Flu
neral services were held at the residence of Mrs.
Richardson, yesterday afternoon, at s o. clock
by Rev j, Howard Smith, assisted by Rev. DR..
Humes and Rev. n. Bachnan, at the conclu-
sion of which the remains were taken TO GRAY
Cemetery for interment, whittier they were fol-
lowed by large number of friends who paid
the last tribute of love and respect permitted the
inhabitants of earth
By this affecting dispensation an infant is left
who will be deprived Of a kind mothers tender
care, and the home of an affectionate husband
made desolate. Mr.. HRws has the sincere con-
dolence of the community in his sad bereave-
ment
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
HUGE LAND GRABi
Are We TO become n Territory ?-..A Mig
Thing on lee

We learn from n gentleman well posted in
Government matters, and who has just returned
from trip among the Cherokee Indians in
Western North Carolina, who states that he was
informed by Capt Gormloy, gentleman who
has weight in the Indian councils, that the
Cherokees had filed claim against the Govern
ment for all the lands lying between the Blue
Ridge and Cumberland mountains, and extend
ing from Bristol to Chattanooga.
The noble savages are sapquine of success
though that is popularity, literally speaking
from the alleged fact that when the treaty was
made ceding the territory in dispute It was not
signed by their chief, and is therefore valueless
The present Sachem is in Washington looking
after the matter, and has secured the services of
sundry pale faces versed in legal lore TO push
the claim through.
The momcntous question, years ago. Have
We a Bourbon among us p pales into insignif-
canoe before the startling queries: Are we to
revert to a territorial government? Must the
legislation of century ago be re-enacted
Shades Of Daniel Boone, forbid it,
Shall we be cast by the stroke of pen, or
alas from the want of it. rather to the verge Of
barbarism2 Will the warerooms of the n,er-
chant and the tasteful dwellings Of the citizen
and the floating palaces, that breast the tide on
the Tennessee and Chucky give place to the
wigwam and the birchen canoe? Not if the
Court knows herself
Shall we be exposed to the fears of midnight
conhagrations and our slumbers disturbed by
visions of the tomahawk, and dreams of our
ambrosial locks beings transferred from their
proper caputs to make up the chignon of a
copper coored belle? Not until the Comanches
on the Texas border become sufficiently docile
to allow the troops the frontier to change
their base.
An old frontiersman, who was caught on jury
out West to try an Indian for some offence, has
views which would perhaps be conceded in by
the settlers in this proposed territory" Be
| ing asked If he had any prejudice against the
noble red man he said, No, he hadn't, but they
had burnt his house and killed his wife and
children, and ever since he had made It rule
{, to rub them out whenever ho got chance. He
| couldn't say he was prejudiced, but be was in
favor of killing them on sight. Exactly. This
real estate transaction is rather ahead of any
transfer we have heard of in a long timo and
our city agents must look out for their laurels.
| Big iniun, ugh
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-05
Lueid. NeFY.

A western exchange contains the following
paragraph. which is as clear as mud, or as his
obfuscated mind could elucidste. From the
lively attention the question of water works
has enacted in Knoxville, the inventor should
certainly make his debut in this city:
A Wisconsin man has invented an ingenious
machine which, If we are not mistaken will be-
como one of general interest and use We
are not at liberty yet to speak particularly of
the mode by witch we'll known principles are
applied to particular use, but the invention is
one by which dwellings can be supplied with
water from we'll or cistern in any or every
room farmers can carry water to any building
or field on the farm and villages, towns or cities
can be supplied with water, SO as to answer
both for ordinary purposes and to extinguish
fires all the power necessary being stationary
at any point where it may be desirable to o.
cate it.