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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-25

ARRESTED FOR CARRYING oSALorrERy.
1esternoou, Messrs. A. Moroso. Com
missioner, and VIM. Dickerson, General
Agent OF the Charleston Joint Stock
Company, were arrested on O warrant
issued by Trial Justice A. NJ. Mackey.
on the affidavit of Mujor G. ". Buttz. rs
attorney for number of citizens, on the
charge OF carrying on and doing lot
terry business at No. 233 Meeting street.
The matter being above the iurisdic-
ton OF trial justice, these gentlemen
were required to enter into o bond OF
Slo. .OOO each to answer at the next term
Of the Criminal Court.
Later III the day, Major Buttz caused
warrants to be issued against Messrs. G..
w. Rouse, as President, and 0. r. Levy
as Secretary of snid company, also Capt.
Bowers and others, which warrants, we
are informed, were to be served to-day.
on the same charge. To day, the officers
OF the Charleston Joint Stock COMPANY.
through Nlessrs. A. G.. Magrath and G..
l.. Buist, their attorneys, obtained q
temporary injunction before Hon. r. T..
Graham, restraining all the trial Justices
OF the County from arresting any of the
officers, agents or employees of the com
Pany, until the further order of the
court. and fixing Monday, the Goth inst.
TO hear the matter on its merits, whether
or not the Injunction shall be made per.
manent. Charleston Republican, 23d.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION motion OF
A. G. Magrath, Jr, and G. L. BUST,
Judge Graham yesterday issued rule
temporarily restricting A. NJ. Mackeg,
and oil other trial Justices Of the State OF
South Carolina. from interfering in any
way with the members of the Charleston
JOINT Stock Company. and requiring
them 10 sho" cause, on Monday, 29th of
July, why permanent Injunction should
not be Issued Charleston NeDs, 24M.
IHE CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE. Nor
OF PARTY. The Hon. Lyman s.
Trnmbull, at Decatur, ILL.,, under date
of July Is, writes
What beautiful sight it will be when
you see this people electing q man to the
Presidency, not as Democrat, not as n
Republican, but as a candidate pledged
to administer the Government for the
people, and not for party, in this
country. When he is elected, he will
not be bound, as General Grant is. to
select the officers he appoints from q
particular set of men and particular
party. He will have no motive but to
make his Administration success. He
knows all the public questions that have
been discussed in this country for the
last thirty years. He will bring around
hira the ablest tnen of the country for
the benefit of the country, not to build
up party that will re-elect him Presi-
dent. What gain that will be! What
gain to the people of this great land,
whom this interference of party shall be
broken down, and when the minds OF
men shall be emanoipeted from politi-
cal tyranny 90 despioable and intolerable
as the tyranny Of the master over the
slave.
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Oats! Oats! Oats! .s
BUSHELS CHOICE FEEDING
COO OATS, at B. D. SEEN d SONS.
July 25 A5} az
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Corn! Corn! Corn!
I O00 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE
CORN, for sale low at .Ir
July 70 st r. D. SENN II SONS.
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sne North' west, upper Mississippi VAL
ley and on the upper lakes by Thursday.
The President, General Porter and
Secretary Fish left Washington tonight.
Boutwell, goes later in the week.
Several agents for Indian tribes we're
removed. and others appointed in their
places, to-day.
John Potts, for thirty-six years clerk,
and Tor over thirteen years chief clerk of
tne War department, died this morning.
The Secretary of War announces his
death IN general orders, and pays the
deceased high tribute for upriehtness
and integrity. He was we'll known
throughout the entire country.
BOSTON, July "a. Ralph Waldo Emer.
sons house was burned to-day.
WHLIAMsPoRT, July 24.-The riot ex.
cltement is over, but the soldiers remain
few days, to protect the mills.
MATAAoRAs, July 24.-The military
authorities have issued proclamation
raising the siege, snnulling martial law.
aoollshlng the passport System, and
other military restrictions, which have
prevailed for several months.
NEW YORK, July 24-Eyeninp.-A
World special from Geneva says: Serious
embarrassment has been caused in The
board OF arbitration by the English pro.
test against the consideration of any
evidence or argument showing the ami.
mus on the part Of Great Britain. Eng
lsnd insists that the introduction of this
evidence practically admits the consider
aylon OF the spirit Of indirect claims.
a wnioh were presented only to prove
pther claims. which, otherwise, it would
De impossible to substantiate. Should
be proved. '' o"A
A9hAnTA. Ga. July 24.-The Demo.
orato state Convention unanimously
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05

The Great Hair Producer.-Iair
Oils, Pomatums and Pomades have had
their day. They belong to the musty
past. Nobody that understands the chem.
istry Of the hair and the philosophy oil
Its growth thinks of using them. In.
stead Of clogging the pores Of the scalp
with thick onguents, and thus obstructing
the inscnsiblc perspiration which is essen.
tialto the health Of tho fibers, we now
tone the surface of the head with an in.
MIGRATING application which pcnetrates
to the roots Of the hair and stimulates
them III the same way that the fertilizing
agents spread over the meadows stimulate
the grass roots and cause tho blades to
spring up in myriaas, coating the earth
with verdure. The inYigorant best a(lap-
ted to this purpose is LYONS KATnAIRoN.
It may well DO called tho fertilizer of Tho
head. To the barren scalp it Commni.
Gates vegetable power. II the hair is
dropping out or becomcing dry and with
cred, It arrests tho process of dilapidation
or blight. The hair thickens and be.
comes glossy and flexible under its
genial operation, and us q dressing it is
unapproached by any preparation that
has yet been laid ON the toilet Of Fashion.
E3-If you desire rosy checks an =.
complexion fair and free from Pimplcs
and Blotches, purify your blood by the use
of DIR. Pierce's Coded medical. Discovery
1t has no equal for this purpose. eod&w
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Periodic Disorders.

The paroxysmal maladics which arc
characterized by heat and Icold, prevail
extensively at this season, and it is curl,
Gus TACT that in many parts OF tllecountry
where they arc prevalent, other, diseases
that bear no general resemblance to fever
and ague, or remittent fever, assume q
periodic type, Thus in many sections in
Tested with chills and fever, rhematism
neuralgia, hysteria, diarrhGa, &C., some
times become intermittent, thereby indi
eating that they have been engendered By
tue same poisonous exhalations which prc
duce the first name disease.
All these masked cases Of dgue-for sucl
they areas well as in the regular inter
mittents, the most safe and reliable RENE
ly that can be administered is Hostettor'
Stomach Bitters, Neither quninine nj,
arsenic are needed. Both are In N,
highest degree dangerous, and arc sure h
leave sod traces oil their poisonous actlol
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in.the system, whether they arrest the
paroxysms or not. In many instances
oil these called specifics 9th Irregular
materia medica utterly fall To "break mn
intermittent and remittent disorder.
But the great vegetable Tonic never fails.
Inc spasin OF the minute blood.vessels
which cause tho chill, Is the result Of
nervous weakness, produced by the debil.
itating operation Of an unwh0lesome at
mosphere, and the tone and vigor given
to the nervous system by the Bittefs, en-
able it.t0 throw off the disease. The
wiser policy, however, is to anticipate at.
tacks Of this nature, by arousing oil the
latent energies Of the body at The com.
mencement Of the moist and chilly season,
with this incompatible antidote, By
pursuing this course, intermittents, remit.
tents, Rheumatism, cholic, biliousness, dys.
pepsia and pulmonary affections may al.
ways be prevented. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wool and the TarifI.

From the Springfield (dasS) Republican.
The impression prevails among the
farmers that the tariff, enacted two or
three years ago TO help the wool. growers,
has "just got around" to affect the market,
and that the present high price Of wool is
due to its operation. Now the striking
fact OF the case is, that wool is at this
moment scarce all over the world, in En-
rope as we'll as America. During the
year 1871 prices rose from 30 to rs per
cent in the London wool market, and the
rise in cotton since January, 1871, is still
greater. For the first time since our war,
the over.production OF wool stimulated by
that cottonless epoch has so far subsidized
as to reduce the supply decidedly below
the demand. The European war and the
wide extension Of woollen. wearing occa-
stoned by the cheapncss of the staple
have at length enabled the consumption
to overtake the production and now to
pass by it, In 1871 our production fell of
from 1G3,000,OO0 pounds to 100000 900,
and we imported 100000 pounds, an
increase Of 100000. Now, all the wool.
producing countries arc growing less of it.
The prospect for high prices for at least o
year Is quite certain, and the dearth may
last much longer. or course, II everybo-
dy is encouraged by the present state of
affairs TO exchange cows for sheep, they
will soon pull the market down upon their
own heads. The Boston AdUertiScr SAYS /:
A great market for wooden goods has
been created, and the factories are in ex.
istence to supply II; but the production Of
colonial wool TO feed the mills Of England
and tho continent Of Europe is too small,
and at the same time our own clip has
fallen so low that we compete with En-
rope for the production Of the colonies,
Low strong is tho demand for more wool
may bc indicated by single fact. The
Executive Committee Of tho National
Association oil Wool Manufacturers adj.
dressed to the Committee Of the Wool
Growers Association, no longer than last
February, n letter In which tie question.
"Why not import directly from Austria.
lia?" was answered by the argument that
wool can he obtained more advantage.
ously in England. American manulac.
turcrs, It was said, desired to purchase
small lots, and there would be great (lilli.
: Guilty in obtaining cargo. In one short
year the case was so altered that what
was then thought TO be unwisc and dis
advantageous has been done. Last week
, arrived tho first vessel direct from Mel
. bourne 10 Boston with a cargo Of wool
: and two other vessels, each Of nearly
. double the size Of the first, have longbec
! on the way from the same port TO Boston
II Is true that Australian wool imported
from England Is subje to on extra duty
! Of ten per cent Gd VdIoren, but the manu-
/: iacturers, a year ago, wrote that even will
1 that additional tax II was more advan
| tageous 10 buy In London.
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Ght6ttstIig
n,.,n Innrnnre from TrulhfaI RulI.


which wish TO observe
And my language is clear
Thai for GOODNESS and nerve
And demands that run dear
,,,,c Gam Ia A little eccentric, which the terms
moi bit too severe
All, Sam IL his name,
And unIte ready AIN
10 admit that his aim
n m make mo 'Stand Sam =
ia, Nj, XII ia a tribe expensive, and don care
10 pay for that same
Which I'd faln sec way .,,,
For TO smooth down hlsprluei
And I'm ready topay u
For his friendship beside, .. h,, ht.
Provided he'll trade III lhrlll nT"'"'
mouth mustn't open too wlur
Which Of course there's touch
or kindred ! feel, -,
And I'm game to 90 "luen
UIs feelings 10 he'd! -
IN, h,s XanIiy's 20 everlasting, II wan'S'oo hueh
platter deal!
90 the treaty'sa lrost
Which greatly dePl0re,
Tina and trO -blG are lost,
HSm might make chap sw0rO; q,
,,Js,"9WcIl, you see. he'll get nothing, all
"DT Along OF his asking for more.
Whyiswhy, Affirm
And my language STAIR
That although he may "squirm,
And although he may "FaLt"-
Dont he very much wish he may get ~ Which
| don't think a. likely he air
-LDHdOn Fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
Matrimonial Poetry.

A marriage notice in the Wetzel Mde
pendent, wherein a Mr.. COCHRAN o
Wheeling is united to lady named Blu
cHANAN, by a minister named PRIEST, is
accompanied by the following etlusion |,
On the Goth night of February,
Cochran and Buchanan agreed 10 marry,
The Priest arrived, and almost iroze
1t took some time 10 warm his toes.
The two appeared as ray as life
Tho Priest pronounced them man and wife,
The supper over, the Priest for home,
.eDOwn dark hollow all alone; q
Down andup, aud over hollOwS,
Better or only three dollars.
wishing them happy life, ..a
And tho bride To be faithful wife. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05

DARING RoBBERY.-Wcdncsday night
last, the house oil an old man named
James Richey, living on Roberts Ridge
was entered and, ninety dollars in money
taken. Mr.. Richey lelt the money in the
pockets of his pants when going to bed,
and in the morning he found his clothes
some distance from the house, and the
money gone. The only clue to the thiel
is. his hat, which he managed to lcaYein
the house.-AoundSuillS Reporter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MONEY! ond slocp Maria,

NeW TUX money aud STOCK Market,
New York, March g. GoIp-Dull
steady at 109a10tc, Loans were from
to &c for carrying. Clearings 100000
MoNEY-Flrm in the forenoon, a,
7as per cent gold; at the close loans can't
down to 5per cent, u portion of The
money Withdrawn last week having
been returned. Id. ...
Governments = Strong and. higher
with improved demand. r,,,.
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Tickets to all principal points In the EastA And
Wcet can be procured at the Union Ticket OlIcc,
10 MInre House, and at tho Station at Bridge
port. - ''"s
MYERS,
novel General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
YOUNG MEM

Who have injured thensclyes Inv q. osr,,,r r,.o-
tlce, indnlged in when alone, hsblt fseo1anfIv
learned nom eyel companions, or at school, he
enecp OF which arc nightly felt, even when
aSleep; and, Il not cured, renders marriage I'm
pp s,,s , nd destroys both mind and body,
Wlata pity that young man. tho hope nj nj.
country, tho pride OF his parents, should be
snatchcd nom all prospects, and cnioVmonts Of
IIc W tho consequences Of deviatln9 from the
PAIN o. nature, and INDUCING In certain 60
GFet naDlt' such persons must, before contem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05

LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail to
agrGater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief Ii
always sought after.
II the Liver Is regu.
lated in It's action,
health 10 almost Inva.
riably secured. IndI.
gestion or want OF &C.
ton in the Liver
causes Headache, Con.
stipation, Jaundlcc,
Palm In tho Shoul.
dcrs, Cough, DiIzi.
ness, Sour Stomach,
bad taste In tn o
mouth, bilious at
lacks, palpltAtion oil
the heart depression
nf aptFNa NJ Nhn h1Nna
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PORK PACKERS,
Corner Main and Quincy sts.,
WHEELING, W. VA.

We offer, atvery low rates .......... H..
800 Bags Prime 10 Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans Molasses.
% Choice Sugar Syrups.
20 Hhds n. o., Cuba and P. r. Sugars.
Fancy DemArara Sugars. BID /
100 Barrels Refined Sugar.
30 Half Chests GIL Il. II. and Oolong Teas,
30 Barrels Mess Pork.
100 Tierces Primo Leaf Lard.
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard. ..EssF 1H.|
30 Casks Clear Bacon Sides.
30 Bacon Shoulders. l't Id '''t. {
80 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams. ,-..,....
400 Barrels Flour, t4'. ID
900 Bags Timothy Seed. y.gsN ..-.UaG I
80 Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese .fH tl 1h 7
Mackerel, Lake Fish, Nails, Brooms, Spices,
Dye Stuis, Wrapping Paper. A large limo 60.
locted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, CT
garA. ETC., etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co. d j
oS LIST, DAVENPORT q PARKS, .
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DIR. Johnson.

Member Of tho Royal College Of surpeous Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent CoI.
leseS IN ne United States, and the greater psrt
WHose lie mas been spent In tho hospitals Of
effected some Of the most ASTONISHING cure tbSt
Mete ever known. Many troubled WITH rirCins
IN tne mead and ears whom asleep, great neryouS.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful.
nees, WITH frequent blushIng, attended some.
immediately, a'''' wy su'eu
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MARRTAGE I

roaoct that sound mind and body are The mos,
necessary requisites 70 promote connubial hap.
through llfG becomes a weary pilerImaSc. Ia
prospect hourly darkens 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Allied with
inc melancholy reelection that the happiness OF
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Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Co.
l1i34MM q
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. BY the following Schedule on and after No.
Vember goth, 1871, Wheeling time:
st. LOUIS EXPRESS. r.--
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DIR. .IoHN,ssn1nM

- 1SAO'- JOELN5ION,
QEFICB, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Len hand siGo going Gom baltimore street. a lew
S Go a5 te corner FAN not to observe do
~, No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp % DO used on tie feplv'
Persons writing should state age, and send nSy'
nen OF advertisement describing symptoms.
Inc DOCTORS DIPLOMA hangs In Eds ofiee,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Inc many thousands cured at this estabilsb
ens Wtain me last twenty years. and the M.
5$ "; Johnston, witnessed by the reportera of
1ne Sgn and many other papers, notices al
which have appeared again and again bcIore thc
public, BESIDES his standing 40 / gentleman Of
S ntra soa 10 asdflcient guar.
sKlN.D1SEASES s. SPEEDILY CURED.
marie
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ORGANIC WEAKNHsa

Lm Mp 1y cured and full Vigor restored.
Thls distressing Affection, which rondara lila
IIS 10 . and impossible q tho penalty
Eonns ~ $3.50 sao vionms Of improper indnlgonces.
from mot being aware OF tho dreadful conse.
quences that may ensue. Now, who that nnicr.
stands the subject will pretend To- DENY that liza
power Of ptocroation Is lost sooner by those Mi.
IRag into improper habits than BY tho prudent
otspring the most serious and destTa Va Svs,n,
IONS o. both body and mind arise The system
becomes defanged, tho Physical and HentSI
ESancaong Weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power
SSetx M lTita6iity, Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of
S nv Constitutional Debility,
Decay and Death, "hN' consumption
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE

When tho misguided and Imprudent yotary OF
pleasure lnds that no has imbibed Inc seeds OF
this painful disease 1t too Often happens That an
ilLtImel sense OF shame or dread Of discovery dc.
cation and rcspectabillty, can alone befriend
him' delaying Till the constitutional symptoms Of
this horrid disease make their appearance. such
as liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains IN tho head and llmbs, dimness OF Sight
crossing with frlghtful rapidity, TIL Of last the
palate OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose lall
10, aud the victim OF this awful disease Decomcs
hortfd object Of commisacration, TIL death puts
period V The dreadful suaerings, by sending
no traveller rotusns." II sN I"'t t'Si''
LISA MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
AL victims 10 this terrible disease, owing 10 lie
nnskillfnlness OF ignorant pretenderG, Who. bY
tho use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
miHeFaba
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men eonts,rn,o,,rs
nnlfIlage. being aware OF Physical WCalI,ssss
Organic Debility Deiormitles, ipecdIIv en,ed
he VINO places himself under the care Of n I
may may tcngioasIy eonade In his honor as gentle
IaIn ana confidently rely upon his skin as nh
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-30
Sunshine and Sleep.

Sleepless pcople-and they arc
many in Amciica-ehould court
the sun. The very worst soporific
is laudanum. ind the very best,
sunshine. Therefore, il is very
plain that poor slecpers should pass
40 many hours as possible in the
sunshine, and as few. ~ possible in
the shade Many women are mar
tyrs aud yet they do not know it
They shut the sunshine out Of
there houses and there heart, they
wear wells. they carry parasols,
they do all possible to keep of the
subtlest and yet most potent in
duence which is intended to give
them strength, beauty and cheer
fullness. Is il not time to change
all this, and so &C. color and roses
in our pale cheeks. strength in our
weak backs and courage to our
timid souls. The women of Amer
ica are pale and delicate, they may
be blooming and strong and the
sunlight will be a potent aid in this
transformation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-03-30

On Wednesday night. Of last week,
some dastardly william, svideRtly with
murdsrons intent. fred q ball into .
room in Mr.. john Strayer's residence,
which is occupied by an old man named
Wann, IS lodging room. The shot
was fred at late hour in the night,
and passed through the entire room
from north to south, 10 ct . window in
che north, and going out through one At
the south side, and passing in direct
line to the place usually occupied Of
evenings BY the old gentleman. The
old mans life was saved by his being
in bed, and the would. oe assassin skulke |
away in the dark-and Is still unknown.
From oil appearances it was evidently
the work Of some one familiar with the
premises and the habits Of its inmates.
Centreville is rapidly gaining an unenvia-
bic notoriety for acts Of diabolism and
outlawry; rnd We earnestly hope tina,
some earnest effort will soon be put
forth to bring the matter to final close
and the perpetrators to that punishment
they 20 richly merit.-Centerville
Chronicle.
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SheriHs Sale.

10y virtue Of an execution to me directed
ID from the Wayne Common Pleas Court
will expose at Public Sale, At the Court
House door in the town of Centreville. VI yne
county, Indiana, on the
Esd Day of March, 1872,
O'Clock p. NJ, on said day the following prop
erty, to wit.
The undivided sixth part of the east, three
fourths of the southwest quarter of section
81, township Is, range IA; containing 100
acres, more or less. Said undivided sixth
part of said land, to be sold a. the property
Of Nathaniel G. Potter; subject to the life
estate of Susan Cook, to satisfy said execu-
ton in my hands in favor of John G. Potter.
Said sale waving valuation ond arp.aisement
laws. WIN. II. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
February 20, 1879. 81 4w- pr $500.