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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04
The Inauguration.

|: The InauEursS1on.
The inauguration exercises came of.
according tWshe ep-ogrsEnngss:at4 4ololoek
p. H., ysserday. All vypt spo1hly.
and everything wdf toserably cheerful
aspect. Ihe mus8 wasssomeRhas aoles
ful, ind Il -ssAmedaa il; some 81. tho ih-
struments had caught cold. The parties
principally concerned in the pageant
wore most lugubrious aspect. md a.
child about the centre Of the ball in
sisted on letting everybody understand
what it >kuew-rbout 'oryings otherwise
things were serene Parson S!Adams of.
tereeA . ;fefSen1k, pratQts; aud We said !
hearty r'ameniii 10 the petition that the
character of 'the" State might .te. re-
desmed. E1-Lieusenant- Governor Ran.
ster Introduced tho Governor; ;eleot in
complimentary ylangaage, as the prideloi
his party, and the hSg9ppes hS9ps 'oof ali ellsaes add
conditions of the people. .tas',.
% The Governor spoke at some length.
His language and style we're superior. to
his matter. which wns mostly of the Old
staple. and sounded III parts as if it had
been plagiarized. From Gov. Soott's fare.
we'll. He. too, aa 'Heil;as Scott. had
fling at tho governing Glasses" of for
mer day, and their suicidal conspiracy
against the financial credit Of the State,
their intolerance OF political opponents,
and their instigation of armed bodies to
perseoute and kill those OF political OBJ
iectionable opinions. He, too, .as we'll
as Scott, was profoundly thankful that
the United States Governments had come
to the mid Of the .imbeoile State authori-
ties. and Lad effsotually put down this
Formidable tebellivn.' Having stirred
these fading embers awhile, and resusci-
tqtea. greatly to the delight. Of tho
gtoandlipgs, the monster Ku Klux, and
Allsdit afrash: and4tauapled it over and
over again under foot. he turned his
view over the State, and found every
where spreading prospect of peace,
good order. sense OF fjustieei aud happy
spirit Of toleration. Its prosperity he
had celebrated at the outset as something
remarkable and extraordinary. SO, toe,
Gov. Scott thinks all is couleur de rose
with these officials. But
"Optics sharp 1t takes, wcon.
-T"" 10 SEQ what IL not to be seen."
i The Governor followed this up with
some suggestions. to the mon Of his own
race TO be more tolerant to their dusky
brothers. In the hush of passion and in
the stilling of internecine strife, the
dawn Of q brighter future would be seen.
Immigrants and capital would follow the
banishment Of seotionalisln, SO. While
he ie in the humor OF giving advice. and
as he has tho oar Of the colored people,
it would be we'll, and keep the balance
even, if he would soy word to them
against the 'execrable habit they have of
burning houses, cotton, cotton gins, &c.
The Governor promised TO stand upon
the platform. Of ;shis party. :: He regarded
it as the authoritative exposition Of his
official duty This was the best part Of
his speech, and for this we commend
him heartily. The oath was admins.
tered by Chief Justice Moses, the good
book wns kissed, the. band struck up
Yankee Doodle, and followed it with
Dixie, and the ceremony of inauguration
| was over.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04

It has been demonstrated in New York
that plate glass windows arc Intellectual
in stopping runaway oxen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04

Tho cholera is raging in Khiva.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04

have not received the comforts necessary
to their existence, in consequence of ap-
preparation made by Legislative enact
ment, during the sessions of 1870, II,
IL, being either insn Mcicnt to meet tue
subsistence OF saido inmates, or said np-
preparation being not collected by the
Commissioners of said Asylum, or, at
least, rs the matter aforestated seems to
perplex the community; and whereas it
is meet that we, Us legislators, desiring
to sec our orphans enjoying that subsist-
ence aud comfort whicheis intended for
them in this life; therefore, be it
ReSolrcd by the House, tho Senate
conourring, That the Commissioners
aforesaid be, and they are hereby, re-
quested to furnish this General Assem-
by with such Information rs will be salts
factory to all cilizens of the State aforc.
said
The attached matter was discussed
until 3P. NJ, when the Sergeant-nt-Arms
announced the presence Of the Sonntc,
for tho purpose of inaugurnting Gov.
Moses, who delivered the following nd
dress:
FELLOW. CITIZENS OF THE SENATE AND House
OF. F.NErREsENTATIyKs You have entered upon
tho sixth session Of the General Assembly,
since the establishment OF froo government
in tho State OF South Carolina. II should be
with us n source oE profound gratitude TO Di-
vino Providence that YOU moot under auspices
that betoken brighter aud better days for tho
whole people OF tho State, whose sworn repre-
sentativcs you arc. The earth has rewarded
tho labDrs of our husbandmon with abundan mt
fruits, whilo all tho varied forms and arts OF
industry aro being prosecuted with hopeful
energy, amid apparently universal peace and
order, under our happy systcm Of govern
mont which guarantees and m aintains liberty
regulated by law.
Wo have been mercifuily exempt from the
great and disastrous fires which, during The
past year, hAvo swept over 30 many portions
OF our common country, CONSUMING 10 ashes
tho garnered wealth Of years, and reducing
tho rich and tho poor TO tho samo level Of in
digent suffering. Let us cndoavor, follow.
citizens, to deserve these signal blessings, by
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-04

bayonet can over give among free people.
Tho grand juries " several Counties in the
uppor part OF tho State, which were the chief
scenes OF tho armed violence aimed at the
vested rights OF American citizens, have re :
Gently exprusssd q becoming cuntritiou, and
apparently sincere regret and sorrow, that
this violence should have boen permitted to
anifes. itself, unchecked by tho local autLo-
pledge those citizens who hHvo heretofore
been presumed to have given acquiesoent
sanction to these atrocities, that henccforlh
they will actively exert themselves to ma intain
law and ort!er, aud will protect, by force Of
arms, IL necessary, any citizen whose politi-
cal rights or personal privileges may be aa-
sailed.
As Governor of this State, and al tho politi.
cal ally and personal friend Of many of those
who have been stricken down by this armed
violence, whose memories l wear within my
heart Of hearts. welcome this plodgo to
which have referred, and earnestly trust
that it will bo speedily and c instantly ratified
by tho conduct of those in whose behalf it has
been given.
The grand juries havo accompanied thosc
gratifying assurances by tho indictment OF a
largo number of persons, chargeable with
having boon actors in thcso unholy and crim-
nal combinations. l have been informed by
members OF yonr respective lIouscs, who have
lived in tho disturbed portions Of South Caro-
referred to, is. to some extent, due to the fear.
less action of tho Judge OF tho Sixth Circuit.
For this ho deserves and should receive the
thanks Of our people.
Let us indulge tha not altogether unwar-
rantcd hope that tho dawn OF u brighter
future has broken upon South Carolina, and
that tho passions which have 40 long ycxcd
her people with intcrnecine strife, aud the
hates which sprung from domestic war, have
spcnt their last red ripplcs within her bor-
dcrs. Whilo tho exhibition and indulgence
of sloh passions and hates might sometimes
enable political party TO win, by them tho
people of tho State must always lose.
therefore appeal to tho mon OF my own
race, in South Carolina. in tho common intc-
rest OF her whole people, to place themselves
age. and cultivate nobler spirit Of liberation.
worthy Of tho ancient renown Of tho State.
Garlcr up, il you choose, all that you may
justly deem honorable in the mouldering ira.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
oar County Courts.

YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS AT SEw CASTLE.
There was but little more business before the
Courts at New Cattle yesterday than on Tues
day.
The first case was that Of the State us. Thomas
Goldsborough, and Peter Goldsborough. both
colored, indicted for breaking house with intent
TO commit larceny. The jury rendered a verdict
OF guilty. The sentence passed upon each was :
forfeit and pay as restitution money a and
costs, stand one hour in the pllory and be whipped
with 20 lashes on next saturday be Imprisoned
for six months from May 1lth to Nov. 10th 1872
and for six months thereafter to wear oonyict's
jacket. williamson for State.
State as. Joshua Trusty, (cOl larceny OF
clover seed from James Canaan. The Jury re-
turned verdict OF guilty sentenced to pay
$3.50 as restitution money and costs Of the
pro secutiOn on next Saturday. to receive 20
lashes, to be imprisoned for six months ending
Nov 10th, 1872, and for six months next there
after to wear convict's jacket. The State was
represented by williamson
State os. William Pickering larceny of a lot
Of Carpenters tools Prisoner made an appeal
Of about 10 minutes length TO the Jury. who.
however, rendered a verdict of guilty. Sentenced
to pay S30.50 as restitution money besides costs
Of prosecution. on next Saturday TO received 20
lashes. be imprisoned for six months. from NAV
IL, 1872, aud wear a convict's jacket for a simi.
lar term. Williamson for prosecution.
On motion Of Atty. Genl.. the Court ordered
that the following persons be discharged from
further CUSTODY William Robeck Joseph
Derias. Hugh Gillian, WIN. Thomas Ann Eliza
Baker, Saml. Johnson alias William Nelson and
William Fisher.
AT o'clock p. NJ, the Court adjourned until
10 o'clock, Il is morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
Newark News.

WoRKMEN ARRIVED. Last night. large mum.
her OF workmen from the Western MARYLAND
Railrold arrived to work on the Delaware and
Pennsylvania Road. Il Is the intention to push
the work to completion by August of this year
Ihey are paying their hands more promptly thar
heretofore
BELL RINGERS The Leavett Bell Ringer
gave very good concert, on Monday night, in
Luttons Hall. Every one was very well pleased
and thought it was better than their former per
Torrance.
SMALL Pox.-It il reported that there are cases
OF smallpox on the HareH Corner Avenue, again
among the c1lored peol O. and this time they sal
1t IS that disease sure.
SUMMoNsEs TO CorRr A large number OF
our people Of all ages have been summon G / ia
attend New Castle Conrt on certain liquor cases
Sam. Townsend saws it makes the fees count up
and the taxes, too
a BOUSCEB Newark boasts OF a fourteen
pound baby. How il that, for heavyf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE
5-3O Bonds of the W1Lmington d
Western RGiJrOdd Co.,

Interest, BIO per annum payable quarterly on the
nrst days OF January, April, July and October Ia
each year. Registered or coupon, at the option Of
holder. Free Of United states and State Taxes.
The bonds are secured by nrst and only deed ei
trust or mortgage, to Washington Jones, Thomas
Wood, and George ". Bush. Trustees, in the sum Of
uve hundred thousand dollars The bonds will be
issued TO such an amount as may be found requisite
not exceeding In all the above sum.
The subscribed capital OF the road is two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, which is now mostly
called and which will be fully paid in as rapidly as
the terms Of subscription will admit, VIZ: at Il
rate of ten per cent per month.
This stock subscription is now helng used In pre-
pairing ne road for tae iron, aud win be more than
sufficient TO pay for the grading, bridge and trestle
work, engineering, fenoiRg, right Of way for the
road and sidiDgs, and for land for station houses
The proceeds Of the bonds will be- used In paying
for the iron, rolling stock depot buildings and other
necessarles for The full equipment Of the road The
urst $lOO,OOO OF the bonds Will be offered at
95 AND ACCRUED INTEREsT.
The right to advance the price, after 100000 shall
have been sold g expressly reserved.
The WILMINGTON a WESTERN RAILROAD
extends from Christiana Harbor. in the City Of VIII
mlngton 70 LandenbuTg in Chester County Penn
sylvanal where IL csnnects with the Pennsylvania
Delaware Railroad, which crosses the Philadelphia
baltimore Central RAILROAD, at Ayondae, aud ex
tends TO the Pennsylvania hairoad, near Parkes-
burg. An extension, through oxford and Peach
Bottom, TO Hanover Junction, on the Northern Cen
tral Railroad is believed to be now assured, and
further extensions westward, through Southern
pennsylvania, are contemplated and more or less
developed. In all this region the progress Of this
road Is watched with much interest, II being re-
garded as the most feasible outlet 10 tide water for
large and undeveloped region.
AS local road II Is fully expected that the tralc
now exist. g and which will be developed almost
Immediately upon the completion Of the road, will
yield revenue ample for the payment OF operating
expenses and the interest upon ts bonds The cUun-
Try FOR which it must form the outlet thickly pop
ulated, and rich In varied manufacturing Interests.
The citizens Of Wilmington have manifested, by
their liberal subscriptions to the capital stock their
estimate OF the importance OF the road TO their busl
ness interests.
With the confident belief that the Road will be
success aud that the bonds will be now and hereaf
ter most desirable
HOME INVESTMENT,
we recommend them 10 our customers and the pub
nc All market securities taken In exchange at full
rateA
DEHAvEN a BROTHER, Philadelphia.
X. X ROBINSON CO., Wilmington.
JOHN MCLEAR q SON,
Nj. M. CHILD a CO.,
A. II. GRlMSHAW,
GRO GRUBB,
VIM. W. MCCAULLHY Il Co.
feb9-tf-of d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
War sa The Delaware.

fkkPAREuoHs AGADE FoE NAVAL ENoAoEafEEr.
The reegut arrests OF New Jersey fishermen,
on the Delaware river, by Wilmington 90 sta
Bile and his posse co'nitatts. has produced much
excitement among that class Of people, on the
Jereey shore. II is positively asserted that an
active campaign, against the Wilmington officera,
and the steam tug aud its officers, is being in
augurated. They openly denounce the pro
ceeding A. base imposition, and vengeance
Is theirs, say the Jerseymen. They are said
total annihilAtion of THAT boat and all the men
and officers on board II ever caught on the Jer-
sey side Of the river aud that il that tug ever
casts line to their landing, she IL doomed to be
acuttled. Such is the state Of affairs at present,
among these people, as reported by a reliable
person from across rhe river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rmnread Houru.

Wilmington for Philadelphia,
as, s.10, 1880 a m; 1as0, 400, 400, hlq, T.lb
1880 p. m. Sundays 6SO, l0.20 p. m
Wilmington for Reas York
i.9O A m. ia9o and 66Q pm.
Wilmington fOr Baiti'nOrS
iGba, aOs and io.Oq a m; l.O5 and biT pm
Wilmington for Harrington,
1885 a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 a m SO p. m. Cfhere is a LOO p. m. train
to New Castle.l
Wilmington foT Coatespile, Reading Bs,AlsAem and
F0ftsuiile.
$50, and 1880 a m. 3. 90 and 800 p. m.
Philadelphia for Wilmington,
as0, 1l00 and 11.s5 a. m. 2s0 400, b.OO 100, 900
and ll.s0 p. M Sundays 96O 11.3O p. m.
Trains drTfpe rom Deid0are e. r.,
500 from New Castle) i115 a m. ass, 1000 D. NJ.
(The latter subject 10 deays)
Trains arrtUs from v. d R R r.,
$50 a m. 40, rs and sis p. m.
sW See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
nln-.r d lha rnhIsa n.hasl1.

rTstNTRoDucrroS AyUcoEas-soHEDuLEo OF HOURS.
Prof. J. N. Clemmer commenced to give in
etructions In vocal music TO the scholars OF the
Public Schools Of this city, In accordance With
a resolution adopted at the last meeting Of the
Board Of Public Education, on Monday last.
His efforts have been received with hearty CO.
operation from all the teachers, and the move
ment seems to have the universal approval OF
parents and scholars. Each scholar pays the
Professor penny week, and in the ten schools
in which lessons have been given not one has
declined TO pay the penny. Professor @. desires
to thank the teachers for the universal kindness
they have extended him and the encouragement
they have given him. For the information OF
the public We present the following programme,
fixed upon by the Professor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09

City Council meets this evening"
The Institute is being re-painted
Joe jefferson, tomorrow evening.
Some scamps are tampering with tho water
stops.
Radishes are becoming more plentiful in the
markets.
Peter b. Yandever has been re appointed No
tary Public.
The Delaware TMBuSE is issued from this
Office to-day.
Work is being pushe on the extension of the
W. & r. r. r..
The Star and Young Mems Loan Associations
meet this evening"
A. b. Yoshell will retire from the mercantile
business at Smyrna.
A steamer for the line between this CITY and
Pennsgrove is needed.
The Delaware Avenue market is we'll supplied
with meats and provisions.
The boys have commenced their summer 3
sport OF bathing in the Brandywine.
Garrett Son manufacture about 100 barrels
OF snuff per week at their upper snuff mill.
1t has been determined to hold camp at Red
Lion, this summer, and it will begin August lst
The places of the striking workmen al stotsen.
ourgs foundry have been filled with colored
men.
The little mules pull manfully to the street
cars but it is quite tug for them mp Market
street Hill.
The sparkling cold soda water from McInalls
fountain is refreshing beverage for this warm
weather.
Delaware is not represented in the African
Methodist General Co.. ference, now in sessiC n
at Nashville.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Archie ID. OMeara have been granted to his
mother, Eliza OMeara
The Bank OF Smyrna has reelected it's old
Board of Directors and declared dividend Of
per cent clear OF all taxes
large building for a summer resort is being
agitated at the White Bear" on the W. A II,
Heading, four miles from Brdsboro'.
Edward Veazey, at one time leader Of the
AmPhion Cornet Band, in this city, died at the
small pox hospital, night before last
The Jersey fishermen say they are armed to
the teeth and will resist, with force any further
attempts to arrest them for fishing in the waters
Of the Delaware
Mr.. John W. Hall has inst laid the keel for a
large schooner at Frederick. Her tonnage will
be near 400 This will De the largest vessel ever
built at that place.
Mrs. II. W. Smith will address meetings for
the promotion Of Christian Holiness. at 81.
fSul NJ. r. Churell At o'clock, and at Grace
Church at o'clock this z. VI.
John o. Slay. Esq. Of Camden. and A promis.
ing young lawyer of Chestertown, MI. is rapid.
| ly sinking from consumption in st. Paul. Mimi.
where he had gone for his health.
Some workmen in tearing down frame build
ing near Hagerstown. Nd, discovered bag Of
| gold and silver coin which had been secreted be.
tween the bottom logs Of the building.
Rev; Geo f. Jones' Of Princeton Seminary,
viii fill the pulpit Of the Presbyterian Church at
| Milford for the next two months, or during Inc
absence OF Rev. Mr.. Mallory, who is recruiting
his health.
The Soclable at the West Presbyterian Church
| which was given ont. on last Sabbath morning
70 be held this evening will be held to morrow
rnaay evening good time is expected. The
| invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09

ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Alfred Nimoclxs. resid-
ing IN Seventh street, went cunning, on Tues
day. in the direction Of Edgemoor, accompanied
by two boys. One of the latter aimed his gun
at tree behind which Nimock was standing, and
hred, unaware that he was there, and the load
TODD effect in NimocBs knee inhicting severe
and ugly wound. The wounded man was con.
yeyed to the light house at the mouth Of the
Christiana where his wound was dressed by
Mrs. Matlack, after which he was brought to
his home. The amputation OF the leg will,
doubtless, become necessary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
Societies.
MEETTNos THIS EYENINa

St. Johns Commandery No. l. XII. at
Masonic Hall 224 Market street.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 2 /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 3rd and King.
Keoluk Tribe, No. 3, /. o. r. NJ. at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. |, S. of T.. at 5th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. 1, 0. L. A. NJ, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr o. U. A NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5O4
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. l. X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
CITY ITEMS.

tR-SPRING GOODS.-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment, at AIS King street.
has Just been supplied with fine stock OF sPsING
9ooDs, selected with much care and discrimination,
Just such stock a. tasteful people like to examine
and select frsm. Mr.. MS customers have the adj
vantage Of his 10 years experience IN the selection
Of goods and styles OF make up. Those needing
Spring goods should, by all means, call at his place
before getting measured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
Police Cenrt.

Dennis McGuire aud William Mitchell were
arrested and had bearing, this morning charged
with entering an oyster saloon, obtaining oys-
ters and refusing to pay for them. They were
each fined the costs Of tho case and the bill for
the oysters.
Four cases Of drunkenness were also disposed
Of by the Mayor and tue usual fine Of 50 cents
and costs imposed in each case
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09

The DELAWARE STATE DIRECTORY The can
vass for the City department of jenkins q At
hnsons Delaware State Directory for 1879 73 il
about completed. Any person who has been
missed or was absent when the canvassers
give the necessary information Immediately as
the publishers intend to commence printing the
work at once
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09
No. 10 West Eighth street,
mar2e-u (2d door from Shipley) VIII, Del

The Hist ~ Of a National Remedy. - Here is
tho history OF the most celebrated tome Of the age
10 n1tAhell. In 1861 II was announced that GER
tain combination of vegetable Ingredients, with a
pur9 dinusive stimulant, was working wonders In
the cure OF chronic dyspepsia, nervO debility Pc
riOdlcal fevers rheumatism and constitutional
weakness. The unpretending name given to the
specific was PLANTATION BITTER. The statement
attracted the attention OF inval DIS everywhere. The
new remedy received fair trial, and the results
more than confirmed all that had been said Ia its
praise. ThencefOrward 1t was a great success. The
business columns OF the press spread the glorious
news Tar and wide, and the martyrs 70 indigestion,
blousness, physical prostratlon and premature de-
cay, as II by comm5n consent, sought relief from
the new vegetable restorative They J0tId Vhat
they sought From that time 70 the present the IN.
crease IN the demand for Plantation Bitters hal
been one OF the most striking events In this aga.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt was made
to rob the office Of the Equitable Life Assu-
rance Society, in Almonds Building, night be-
fore last and the attempt only proved abortive
because Of the previous removal Of the money
and other yaluables. An entrance was effected
over the transom Of the door, the lock of a pri-
yate desk in the Office picked, and the papers
that had been stored in the drawer scattered
thieves made their exit through the door leav.
ing it unfastened
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-09

The ALDEN PROCESS A company to carry on
the Alden fruit preserving establishment in
Middletown on large scale was organized last
week with the following officers Jas. c. Jack
SON President; G. Il. Hnkill, Treasurer Frank
Pyle, Secretary and Superintendent. DirectoTs
jas G; Jackson, J. William Cox, Frank PYLE
J. B Fenimore, Jos. Roberts, f. r. Cochran,
W. L, Appleton and q. Z. Huknl.