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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-13

We regret to say that there l.; no
abatement in the amount of sickness re-
ported from Ill sections Of The County
Nothing like II has ever been known
here before. Chills and fevor, bilious
fever and diptherin are the prevailing
diseases. In several families two and
three, and, in ono case, four deaths have
occurred. On Saturday, he 3lst Au-
gust, the thermometer marked as low as
sixty degrees; on Saturday last, the 7th
inst, it reached 100. In this violent
change of temperature, together with the
great abundance of fruit in the County,
may probably be found the cause of the
distressing condition of the health of the
people. Among the more recent deaths
we have heard Of is con of Mr.. John
Hood, aged fourteen; son of MIR. Jos iah
Miller, aged sixteen; the wife and child
of Mr.. Valentine Atkinson, Jr.; q child
of Rev. Mr.. Boyd, of Rich Hill; and
three children of Mrs. Campbell, living
near Rich Hill. Chester Reporter.
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The STOMACH AS AN AvENaER.- For
every breach of the laws of health that
we commit. the stomach inflicts penal
ty. Headache, biliousness, nervous
tremors, constipation, collie, heartburn,
nausea, debility and mental depression
are only few of the punishments which
an outraged stomach is capable of i'm
posing upon us. TO bring back this
vengeful organ to its normal condition
to placate. invigorate and regulate it
there is nothing in the wide world so
potent as course of Hostetter's Sto.
mach Bitters. Under the operation OF
this beneficent vegetable corrective and
tonic the gastric juice becomes q pure
and healthful solvent and resumes it's
natural flow. The effects is the same
on the hillary secretion, and in fact on
all the fluids of the body, and the final
result is the removal Of every painful or
unpleasant symptom occasioned by the
rebellous action OF the digestive organ.
s8t3tl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-13

Judge Mackey left for Washington on
last Monday afternoon. He is the bear
er of en- address, or letter, from the
State Executive Committee of tho regu-
lar Republican party to President Grant,
representing in very forcible language
the conduct Of Majors Merrill aud Brown
and Dictriot Attorney Corbin il taking
part in local elections, and asking the
President to issue IN order at once COM
manding that this interference on the
part OF the military and civil officers Of
tho General Government shall cease. In
the event of President Grants refusal to
comply with this reasonable and proper
request, it is not the purpose OF the
regulars, as we understand it, to throw
their strength in favor of Greeley; but
simply to refuse to vote for any electoral
ticket at all. and thereby give the State
to Greeley by default. = Chester Reno...er.
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EDITOR OF PHOENIX: do not think
your editorial of yesterday rightly inter-
prets my recent card in the Charleston
NeDS. Whatever may have been the in
tention Of Judge Willard, or the plain
tiffs in the case of Gibson. ct al. the de-
cision certainly forbids and prevents the
payment Of all printing claims. What
ever possible chance there may have
been OF any payments from "money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated," the claimants are effectually de.
prived of il by this decision. Your edi-
lor.al acknowledges that ''the case and
the decree is aimed at the current and
permanent printing" and in my card L
said "the current and permanent print
ing of the State includes the publication
OF the laws in the newspapers and the
printing of the various documents order
ed by the General Assembly" Perhaps
1 should have separated the current
printing, under which head is charged
the udvertisinglof the laws, from tue per
manent. But the object of my card was
TO show that there was no come. tion of
the State printing, either current or per-
manent, with any rings Nor do know
Of any alleged frauds alluded to in your
editorial. If there are any, I, as citi-
zen, will be glad to have you show them
up, and will do all in my power to assist
YOU. In answer to your seeming inquiry
for Information, rs to what appropriation
the Legislature made for public adver-
tisements, would state that the Act
provides that all claims for printing
shall be paid ''out of any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated"
J. WOODRUFF.
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SPARrANBURG ITEMS. We clip the fol-
10 wing from the Spartan:
Mr.. Barney Bishop. an aged and
much respected citizen, died at the Re.
sidence Of his son, W. P. Bishop, on
Monday last. His life, which was pro-
tracted to a good old age. was marked by
the strictest honesty and probity.
The e'election for Intendant and War
dens of this town, held on Monday last,
resulted in the choice of the following
gentlemen:
Intendant- John Earl Bomar. War
dens-Charlea Thompson, John H.
Evins, Thomas G. Massie. J. 4. H.
White. A. II. Kirby and L. Twitiy.
We learn that Tom Thompson, a CO.
lored citizen of good character and in
dustrioua habits, was severely. if not
fatally, injured on Monday last, by the
falling of stick Of timber, which he was
assisting in raising on one of the tres
ties on the Airline Railway.
DEATH. We are panied to learn of the
death of Theron E. Montgomery, Esq,
who died ut his residence, twelve or
thirteen miles Northeast of this place,
OH last Monday morning. after painful
aud protracted illness. Mr.. Montgome-
ry was an industrious, enterprising and
public-spirited citizen, aud will be
greatly missed in the community in
which he resided.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr The
following are the grand and petit jurors,
drawn for the October term of the above
court:
Grand Jurors-Wm. Wright, Con-
wayboro; T. O'Brien. John W. Gordon,
Robert Gordon. j. W. Dereef, A. Il.
Gregorie, s. Y. Tupper, Charleston; !;
Charles T. Camp, Johnson's Turn Out;
Asa Race, Cheraw; e. P. S,oney, Chas
Satterthwait, Aiken; Polk Gallagher,
Sumter; @. 2. Remsen, Thomas Adams,
Columbia; J. NJ. Betsell, Orangeburg;
Wilktn Gunter, J. W. Earhardt, Lex
ington; 3. "a. Newland, ]}lackville; /;
Jacob s. Beck, Salters.
Petit Jurors Barrows, VIM.
Scott. Kingetree; Moses Pinckney, Il.
K. Kinloch. J. Cudworth, Henry Faber,
I: L. Gardener, VIM. Fryer. J. 9.
Otgen, W. r. Fl. Hampton. Eugene
Huchet. 81. W. Bonnetheau, 8. d.
Stoney. Phillip Salters, Charleston;
Carey Aiken, Wesley Dargan, Darling
ton; J. G. Cole, Beaufort; Abram
Green, Gadsden; Henry Webster, Noah
S. Adams, Camden; Paul c. Wyse, Lex
ington; Benjamin d. Montgomery, VIM.
Bolt. 3. D. C. Montgomery. Columbia; !;
Wilson Hennegan, Bennettsville; P. A :.
levitt, G. H. Lowndesberry, James
Major, Aiken; r. II. Wiles. Orangeburg;
Abraham Middleton, Barnwell; L G.
Broughton, Cheraw.
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Whatever may be its faults, s'The Bench
and Bar of South Carolina" is q work OF
deep interest. The reader must feel that
the author has striven 80 do Justice to
the distinguished men who pass in re-
view before him.
his SUCCESS AS A SPEAKBR.-As 8 po-
pular speaker. few men of his day were
listened to with equal interest. Large
assemblies gathered around him, and
though the critic found fault, and the
admirer could point to no special merit,
still he rarely failed to make an impress
sion. Nor was he without those external
graces which are generally pleasing. His
person was dignified and commanding,
his expression benign and intelligent,
his voice strong and agreeable, his power
OF language extraordinary, his utterance
rapid, and his thoughts were poured
forth like torrent. He was often hu-
morous when the occasion allowed, and
his comic stories were told with good
effect. Esrnestness was q striking cha
racteristio of his speeches.
HIS GENIAL QUALITIES AND MORAL Ex
CELLENCE.-He was genial in his nature,
and none enjoyed more the society of
his friends. He was cheerful in temper,
easy of access, and ever ready to oontri-
butte his share of entertainment. He
was high example in all the domestic
and private relations. AS a neighbor,
kindness and generosity formed the law
of his life. Always willing to give his
wise counsel to the needy and unfortu-
nate, no one was turned away from hi.l
door without relief. As much az there
is in his intellectual greatness to exotic
admiration, 1 love the better to dwell
upon his moral excellence To do good
was the ruling passion of his life. He
had that all-embracing humanity which
sympathisss with the whole family of
man.
Hrs CONCEPTION OF LIFE NOBLE AND
FULLY REALIzED. view which has
been taken of Judge O'Neall presents
his life as one of ceaseless activity. Its
whole course most impressively teaches
his conception of its duties and its obli-
cations. He did believe that God gave
him hin powers and faculties to be used
for His glory, and for the benefit of his
race. He was. therefore, unlike many
who act as if the general interests Of
society have no claim upon them, and
they were only to think of themselves
and cater for their own advantages. His
conception of life, then, was truly noble,
and from it he realized an unusual mea-
sure OF happiness and contentment. To
him, the world was fitting theatre for
the employment of all his energies, and
he made a holy oonsecration of them.
He touched society in all its parts. and
from its lowest to its highest phases
made each particular interest his own,
and toiled with Joy and with gladness
It is grand thought of Pascal, that one
does not show his greatness by being at
one extreme, but in touching both ex-
tremes at once, and filling all the inter-
mediate space.
The work is published by Mr.. W. J..
Dufie.
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Another fashionable peril has been
discovered, which will doubtless fright
en- tho Indies q little. Silks which are
colored with peirate OF lead ure liable to
explode at any moment, if subjected to
too great heat.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-13

The room Gen. Les occupied ut tho
Lexington University, stands untouched,
in the exact condition in which he left it,
and will be carefully kept so forever.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-13

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers.
8. j. Perry-Golden Bug.
D. @. Peixotto & Son-Auctiou Sale.
Porter & Steele-Fresh Arrivals.
Arthur & Boone-For Rent and Sale.
W. Muller-Female Seminary.
Chas. Barnum-To Contractors.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
TRY GOODS


Es at 16 % 25 go IS, 4oc, NEW YORK MILLS COTTON i
upwards: 23c.
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Personal.

Mr.. Jno. n. Hammi;t is in town,
and will return to Knoxville on Mon
day next to answer any demand Of the
Grand Jury. with reference to the re-
cent fatal difficulty at that point
He has measurably recovered.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Burrow, late Of the
Border Wdtch1lan. w. Va, has re-
turned, and viii remain in Bristol to
attend to portion of the largely in
creased business of J. C. Il w. NJ.
BGrrow, at No. 200 Main ST. We
mention it as fixed and conceded
fact that the Art Emporium estab-
iished by these young men, is one of
the most successful enterprises in the
country The amount of advertising
done by them, is really national in its
extent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

PerSondl.-Elder Kincannon left
yesterday for Raleigh, N. c., to at
tend the S. 3. Convention. Among
the important subjects which prom
Use to engage the consideration Of
this body of the Baptist denomina-
ton, is the removal of the Southern
Theological Seminary from Green
vile, S. c. Memphis and Chatta-
nooga are bidding for this 1nstitu-
ton, and the subject is exciting no
little interest as both have raised
the required sum demanded in or
der to secure its location.
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Special Notices..
III. c. CALDWELL

has the largest assortment of Ladies
dress Jewelry, Beads, Bracelets. Neck
laces and Sets. in ali ,colors, west of
Baltimore, and ut lower prices than
they are usually sold. i have al the
latest and most desirable Watches in
the market, with Opera and Chatlain
Chains, fine Gold Pocket Chronome-
tiers, and American Watches for Gents
use, with heavy Gold Chains, togeth-
err with large stock of Cuff Buttons,
Shirt Studs, Gents Pins, Masonic,
Knight Pythias and others. Also a
fine assortment of Pocket Cutlery, RAJ
zors, Pistols &c, &c, all at the lowest
prices to make quick sales and small
profits.
sep 8-tf.
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How We Ussd 20 Be Phssiskedy


Who does not remember the time when spring
purk alton considered indispensable to sum
mer health No matter foI wry faces, the inevita-
BILE salts and SIENNA, rhubard. or calomel and
jalap must be administered. These ''spring med
ieinrs,'' the youngsters told, were to keep
them hale and hearty during the summer. We
all know now that this falicacy; that new
Eigor, not depletion, is what is required at the
commencement of the summer solstice. As prep
aration of tho eneryatng effects OF oppressive
summer weather, a course of -Hestetset's Stomach
Btters is highly expedient. This famous yegeta-
Bile preparation has three prominent properties
Ii renOvates, puriies, and regulates ali the func
items OF the body 1t is composed exclusively Of
purely vegetable productions, viz: the essential
principle Of Monongahala Rye, and the most eiica-
cious tonic and alternative roots, barks, and gnms
known to medical botanists Hence, it is a6so-
luteIy safe medicine, and tiDcture of the Phar-
naropea can compare with it either In purity, or
in the variety Of its objects, and its comprehensive
results. Happily for mankind, the theory that it
necessary to PROSTATE a patient in order to
cure him; IS forever ploded and the true philo-
sophcal doctrine, that vigor lie the great antagonist
OF dissase, has takenats place, HosteIters Bt;ers
Is an invgorant, and hence il is the PEPPER medi-
CINE for the feeble at this most trying season Of
the year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article,
there are innumerable vile limitations in the mar
ket l. ok to the ornamental stamp, the engraved
lsbel and the name blown into the glass. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles only.
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The New bristol Board

The newly elected officers for the
Town of Bristol (the Tenn. half of
our town. qualities on Monday last.
We think they will be found to be an
efficient and honest working body,
which vii! have at heart the develop
ment Of the town. The new Mayor is
a gentlemen of decidedly more ca
pacity than preteutions. Those who
do not SO regard him, will find them
selves deceived. The new board as
now qua lifted, stands as follows:
Mdvor.--T. L. NELMs.
Aldermen THoMAs JOHNSTON,
L. F. Johnson, GEO. B. SMITH. I.
f. WooD, j. II. SENEKER, CHAs. r.
VANCE.
Totcn Constable. F. c. MILES
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Candies. Fruj.s. Mrs. Pickles. q

Candies, Fruits, NUTs, Pickles, Oysters,
sardines, Cheese, Crackers, SC, sc, at
CARTER & SMITHS. 81
Good Tobacco, Is cents plug at
CARTER & SMITHS, Main Street,
Bristol, mar. p.
Fins Havana and Choice Domestic
Cigars at Carter & Smiths.
For best CHEWING and SMOKING
Tobacco go to Carter &-Smith's.
rg Fine CHEWING TOBACCO at
CARTER & SMITHS. sf
Carter & Smith have Tobacco by the
box, Smoking & Chewing, at Factory
prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

B,rro,C's Advertiser, issued by D..
C. * w. w. Durrow. of our Bristol
Fine Art Emporium is before us, and
is so well getten np. and is SO thor
oughly indicative of life and progress,
that If ought could be necessary to
stamp these men as among the most
promising of all our population, it
would be sufficient. We again ask
those who may doubt them, to call at
their Emporium and examine for
themselves.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

In Totrn. On Wednesday eve
ming, Gen. Malone, and Maj, Fink.
arrived in our town, and spent Thurs
day in looking after the local inter
ests of the Cumberland Gap R. R.
The opportunity for showing whether
our people desire this road, and
whether they are now prepared to
make any sacrifices to get it, now
confronts them.
The road is worth one million oil
dollars to our town, and We must
speak and act NOW.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

PIQUEs at 16 %. 25, 80, IS, 4Oc.,
and upwards;
BISHOP LAWN at 20. rs, so, 81, 40
aud soc, per yard:
CHECK ana striped. MUSL1SS at 20.
25 and up to soc. per yard.
TUCKED MUSLIN, full>yard wide, at
SI25 and sI.50-just oGe-half the
regular price;
Handsome styles Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS at 25, 80, 40, and Soc
BLACK ALPACAS and M0HAIRS
from 500 to 81 per yard.
Best FRENCH B0MBAZINES at
81 IS; sl,50, 81 10, and s. per yard,
VIA IE and COLORED>E DG +
BLACK SILKS at 81 %, $L5Q
SI.75, 81. and up to $3.50 yer yard
all very cheap;
IRON GRENADINES of ali qualities
at low prices;
FRENCH PERCALES at 25c. per
yard-would be cheap at 3oc.
LAWNS, GINGHAMS, and 0REEA-
Dimes in great variety
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASH.
MERET, and TWEEDS in great
variety a; popular prices
GINGHAMS at lZ3c. worth 16 2,3c.
i-FuH-width UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING at 35c. per yard
Full>widIh BLEACHED SHEET
ING at 40c per yard.
Fine yard-wide UNBLEACH + d
COTTON at l23c Per yard sold eve,
where at l5c.
Cod yard wide BLEACHED COT
Ton atl23 -, and is 23c.
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GEO. M. FUCKERS,
CANCERS. TUK0RS & ULCERS


In consideration of many earnest solicitons by
the afflicted in the South. 10 be visited at or near
their homes, we have arranged for DR.. GREEN E
who has charge of the Branch ofice, at Charlotte,
N. C.. TO Gil the following appointments:
RUTHERFoRDTON, n C, Village Hotel, May IT,
wAYNESVILLE, n. c., Battle House. May I'D
WEBS TER, ". c., Enioe House. May oath.
FRANKLIN, n. c., Mrs. SIler's Hotel, Nay 25,h,
MURPHY, n. c., Mr.. Henry's Honse. May 2SIh.
DUCKToWN, TENN, Mcleod Hotel, May 3Oth.
CLEVELAND, ocoee House, June LIST.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Atkins House, Juno Sd.
GREENVILLg, TENN, Godfrey House jane 4th
BRISTOL, TENN, Eiekels Hotel, Jnne 5th.
WARM SYRINGE, n G., Principal Hotel, June 9TH
And at ASHNE LIE, v. c., June leLh. .r
Where he will remain for the purpose Of treat
ing cases till October LIST. sa.-a -sF1
During his absence. his Office at Charlotte will be
In charge Of Or. Bently, assistant phypician to
DR.. Kine's Philadelphia Deilevue Institute. cen
tleman Of practic i ability and thoroughly acqusn-
Ted with the treatment of Cancers, Tumors and
Ulcers, by DR.. klines Anti3Vte, as well all
forms Of chronic diseases.
April 2s.-S m. Cw&co.
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kICKELs ROUSE Bar.

The largest, best and pufest Stock
of Liquors ever offered in the Bristol
market, embracing all grades OF
Whiskies Wines and Brandies.
Pale French Brandy. Sherry and
Port Wine in original packages
Ale on draught Pure Apple
Brandy-Rockbridge Rye Whisky,
Old Valley-Haynors-Straight Bour-
bon, Old Peach with honey all at the
Nickels House Re-,
Mar "a If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

Sesh, Blinds, Doors, MOuldings.
Scroll Work, Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring. and Weather Boarding, can
all be had of Lee 8 Jones. at their
new Steam Factory. between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson, at any time
after the first of June. Himber will
be furnished, or not as desired
Work done in first class stSle-in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory will be two
stories high, 32x64, with engine
room I2x25 with engine of 20 horse
power. Address 41
LEE & JONES,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
May ST.
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Oar Election. In another column
We publish at the request of certain
parties, a ticket advanced for the con-
sideration of the people on Tuesday
next. The editor of this paper has
heretofore rigidly excluded every
communication which has had for its
object the recommendation of his
hame for a place on the board, but
our columns are open to the public,
as far as other names are concerned.
We are authorized to state that, with
the exception of Mr. Geo. Harmeling,
the members of the old board are
candidates for reelection. Our town
Election is of very great Importance
to US, aud the public should give it
very patient and deliberate consider
alton
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

iSupper.-The ladies of Emmanuel
Church, will give supper at fhe
church, corner Monroe and Cumber-
land, this evening. We hope the peo-
pie of the town viii patroRize the oc-
easion, which Is expected to be one Of
much social interest, and which we
hope will result probably to the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
Public Meeting i'm GOodson.

The citizens of Goodson are re-
uuested to assemble at the Virginia
Honse, on Saturday evening at s
o'clock to consider matters of inn
mediate and pressing Importance
to the town. A full attendance is
desired. Addresses will be deliy.
cred. By order Of the Council.
l. G. FOWLER,
Mayor.
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Thanks.-We t'esire to express
our thanks to Mr.. r. F. Betterton
for handsome mess of fresh fish: ;
Though successful at fishing, Mr..
Betterton is by no means hshy'-
He is a thorough Greedy and
Brown man, and in that, exhibits a
degree Of Judgment and saGTaclty
which will be endorsed by the en-
tire South.
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