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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

HE MEETING OF THE EMpERORs The
meeting of the Emperors of Germany,
Russia and Austria, Mt Berlin, causes q
good denl of speculation in the Euro
pean prints. Some are disposed to look
upon it as merely an occasion of social
intercourse and enjoyment, which kings
crave as much as other men, while others
assign to it deep political significance.
Some of these consider that it is Bis
marck's answer to the successful French
loan, and means that the 5000, 600 of
troops at the command of the three en-
perors will be employed to compel
France to accept the situation as dictated
by the terms of peace with Germany.
On the other hand, it is stated that Rus
sia has. by telegraph. disclaimed any
purpose unfriendIy to France. England
has not been invited to take part in the
conference, and the King of Italy,
though invited, has declined. It is con
jeotured that Victor Emanuel may de-
sire not to give offence to France, which
is giving such notable signs of rccnpera-
ton. Whether the republican forms
France has adopted mey cause appre.
hension to the European monarohies, is
rot stated. Possibly, judging from past
experience, they may expect these to be
OF brief duration. At the same time
they have shown more vitality than was
anticipated. and their permanent estab-
lishment would be menace to every
throne III Europe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

Boston claims to be the second nert on
the Atlantic, and has laid ont for herself
brilliant future! The eighteenth an.
nuai report of the Boston Board of
Trade shows that the manufacturing in
dustrles OF Massachusetts, many of them
directly tributary to the trade OF Boston.
are, under the protection Of the present
high tariff. rapidly increasing. while.
with true foresight. the railroad facilities
which attract this interior commerce to
the sea-board and to Boston as a port Of
export are being energetically extended.
The industrial establishments of the
whole State are IS. ITO, and their total
annual product is valued at S555. AS. 600.
This. OF course, Of itself, is an immense
advantage to the chief city of so small a
State as Massachusetts. In addition to
the railroads at present centreing in Bos-
ton. three new and important ones are
expected to be completed within the
next three years-one Northeast to
Halifax, another through the Hoosso
Isnnel to Lake Ontario, and third to
the Hudson River and the coal fields. In
the city itself, according to the Board of
Trade, new freight depots, storehouaes
ana gram elevators are to be erected,
and the utmost liberality is to invite q
constantly increasing volume of trade.
Ihey are sanguine, these Boston people:
but. whatever may be their faults, they
undoubtedly understand business and
commercial enterprise.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

The Cathedral of Canterbury, the par
tial burning of which was mentioned by
cable dispatches, was built in 113O. It
has been restored and beautified during
the present century. The celebrated
Archbishop, Thomas Beckett, was as
sassinated before the high altar in ITO,
it is alleged by minions of Henry II, on
account Of differences of opinion. The
town of Canterbury existed in the time
Of the Romans. It was the capital of
the Saxon Kingdom of Kent. and it was
here that Augustine baptized Athelbert
and 10. 900 OF his Saxons. The prinoi.
pal celebrity OF the place is derived from
its historical associations, and from its
being the metropolitan see of all Eng
land.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

FATAL DROWNING ACCIDENT. Last
Tuesday morning, Capt. Antoine Selvis,
OF the sloop Julia, plying on Cooper
River, fell overheard from the deck of
his vessel. while opposite Strawberry
Ferry, and before aid could reach him,
he was drowned. Charleston Neus.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

IHE CLOSE OF THE CoTToN YEAR -
AS matter of interest to our readers, we
publish the following synopsis of the
cotton crop report for the year ending
Angnst 81, 1872. The cotton year of
1S7l-72 closed on Saturday, August 81,
ana the statistics of crop receipts and
exports show some marked changes from
those OF the previous year. The receipts
at all the sea-ports for the year Just
closed were 1855. .313 bales less than the
previous year, while the exports show a
decrease cf 1,205. 1893 bales. The stock
OF cotton ut all the sea ports is So, 12O
oaies less than for the corresponding
date last year, and the stocks at the inte
rior towns show decrease OF 6,O9I bales.
The amount of American cotton afloat
for Great Britain is $1,000 bales less
than this day last year. The above
figures represent clearly the great falling
OH In the yield OF cotton for the year.
The total receipts, since September l,
1871, are LIZA, 189 bales. against 4, ,OO9, :
SUI for the corresponding period of the
previous year, showing a decrease since
September l, last year, of 1885, ,3l3
bales. The total exports for the ex-
pired portion of the cotton year are
1883, 432 bales, against 3, ,464, 765 bales
last year. The stock at all the ports is
1920 bales, against 9O.04O bales last
year. The stocks at interior towns are
1855 bales. against 1O,726 bales laat
year. The stock Of cotton in Liverpool
is $4,000 bales, against 561 1000 bales
last year. The amount of American cot
ton ahoat for Grca: Britain is 1000
bales, against $1,000 bales last year
The amount of Indian cotton aAoat for
Europe is 300, 900 bales, against 562. 900
bales last ear.-Augusta Chronicle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07
A FRAnrun sroRY. Roger McCor.

iAaohs nu ccceutrlc and notorious ClIarac-
ter, has just been found dead on his
farm, near New Brunswick. New Jersey.
under extraordinary circumstances. Fiji
teen years ago he wus prosperous ship
ping merchant in philadelphia. having
his country aeat near New Brunswick.
where he went every weuk, and where
bis wife aud daughter Alics. u beautiful
girl OF seventeen, lived. During the
summer OF 1860, Mrs. Mccormack died
very suddenly and mysteriously, and
soon after Alice became engaged to a
young and wealthy merchant of Phila-
delphia. For some inexpiicable reason
ne broke the engagement, aud suddenly
went to South America. A few DAYS
after, Alice was found in her chamber,
with her throat out from car to ear. Tbs
tragedy created the greatest scnsation at
the time, and the house was visited by
hundreds of people from the surround
ing districts. Many openly said that the
poor girl had been murdered, and pro.
posed TO have more rigid examination
as to the cause of her death, but the ex.
element finally died away, nnd the 90.
currence was forgotten. Mccormack
seemed bowed down with grief, but came
and went for year or 80, and then
almost entirely abandoned his usual resi-
dence. which was declared to be haunt
ed. Superstitious rustics declared they
mad seen, again and again, the ghost Of
Alice, and had heard screams and awful
groans from the unoccupied residence.
ABOUT tho 1st of July, Mccormack
ana masculine companion returned to
the house with u supply of provisions.
a few weeks since McCorma. ks compa-
mon went away, and Mccormack him
seit was not seen again by any of the
ne'ghoors, who, wondering what had
become of him. broke into the house a
day or two ago, and discovered to their
horror, lying at full length upon cot,
the body of Mr.. Mccormack, partially
decomposed, while portions of the arms
and limbs were found frightfully mutt
lated by rats and other vermin. The
coroner held an inquest, and having
found that death had resulted from ma
tural causes. the last Of the Mccormack
family was inferred Oh the farm. The
contents OF a box were examined and
letters found, signed by Joseph Mallory,
Allce's lover, dated AspinwulI, October
Is, 1861, addressed to Miss Alice McCor-
mack. He wrote that he had broken his
marriage engagement with her upon the
confession of her own parent. who.
through remorse, had divulged that. in
case he (Mailory) married his daughter,
ne would wed seduced girl, and that
the cause OF her misfortu 40 was her own
father. The letter expressed the utmost
tenderness for Alice, aud closed by bid
ding her farewell, US he never expected
TO see her or be happy man aguin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

YOUNG PEOPLE DROWNED.
Thursday, as George Poor, Miss Susie
Chesser. Miss Mary Frances Courtney,
and lad named Courtney, brother Of
the last named young lady, were coming
in rowboat across Chesapeake Bay from
q vessel near st. Georges Island to
Point Lookout, tho boat was swamped
and oil of the party drowned before as
sistance could be- rendered them. It
may be stated as q singular circumstance
that Miss Chesser, the elder of the two
young ladies. had q presentment for
some time before she left Washington
that she would be drowned dnring her
visit to st. Georges Island, and several
times mentioned her fears to her friends,
even going 30 far as to make a disposi-
tion of her personal effects in case she
never returned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-07

lake CARE OF Your HORSES. These
extremely sultry days necessarily make
the daily work OF beasts of burden,
and particularly horses, harder than
usual. Use wet sponge on the heads
OF the horses and mules; furnish them
with little drinking water as often as
practicable when not overh heated, and at
the same time to cool the mouth and
faco; and. US further means of refresh
ing the animals, throw water upon the
legs and such places as are liable to
chafe by perspiration or otherwise; !;
drive slowly. and loosen the check rein,
or better, dispense with it altogether.
The observance of these directions will,
we dare say, tend greatly to alleviate the
suffering of the brntes during the heat
ed term.
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Important for Reference.
j. w. & Z. Chisholm & Co..

Importers and MANUFACTURERS,
nFFER to the trade the largest stock of
~ Human and Imitation HAIR GOODS.
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, LACE GOODS,
Send for sample parcel. 447 BROADWAY.
Sept 1mo
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Cheap Wrapping Paper.
nLD NEWSPApERH. suitable for vrsppinp
~ packages Of tasrehandlse, can be pur-
chased ct this Office, 'At 30 csnts per hundred.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-15

Defiance fiming Cempa ny
The art annual meeting of the stockholdrr~ ~
the Defiance Mining Company will b. held NJ
the Office Of the SECRETARY. In Carson city. on
Monday tho lsth day of Octobsr. ls72' ~ '
O'Clock p ~ for the purpose of .lec'lng rrus:
tees to arrve the ensuing war. f1y or'hr os
the Trustees, leAAC AcSVSNkii,
6Spt J1lm. 6srsss1s
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,erFauft DON allen DroaMifien hberan.
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poa nnb beseidnsnb tf. fhilberte or au.
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S5arrisbur0, NSa.. To"merifaa. Gftpber 81, 1879
our Die "Tsnnippanfte Staats,situna"
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Wsnn mir Der 8au9 fisist aus bsm Mlul
&c. &c. ,f.
Bin Id In. TsnIsa auR ui&t faul.
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s.
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&c. &c. &c.
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BON Waifsni&a&r Rinft br 8au9.
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Gbpr: Qatorid, 9atpria, ,r.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-10-31
8efanntma6una.

NetiJ tpirS hermit ssssbsn, ba6 elm @sInt bsi
Der nd9nen @sisesebung pss Siaatss YennlyIpa.
nisn siu9cbradt ipirb, Iir Grinbuns sines &c.
ntetntpsisnS unttr bem Namsn "bie aBpIie asenui
SasingS 8anf Of Ytiisbars", ssIsssn In hsl
Stabt ytttsbure. Die Banf fpa cine Spar'Banl
Capital. .Stof bslagtsr Banf fsa $500, 900 beira.
cen nit BEN yrissltsium bsnisItsn auf $500, ZOO
rermtbren.
=yttsburs, Stunt ~, ls72--eRt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-10-31
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6tIiuSgegfbfn Won
j. GEoRaE RIPPER, Box ~,
s,ftsni iertn Dennrritag. unp tolfst - 90
CT 3Ibr, ,lblbaI tuutrbaIb esj9abrss, unt
s2.5D ait ytrilub bss aabrganas.
liu,rlas 'Erfmplarsu, 5 Stnt3 per S!hd.
R.iit .dtisrlptOuen Wfrpen flr ptnt5sr
ais irbs Wonattn auasnpmm'n; AUD tam
Rismlho tas Uatt dbbtdtilsn. biz dilf Mud
HIasf beIlblt iIuo.
Die grbBte Vertrsitmua.
Die Circulation Der ,peunlplpaniitt DC
Stadts, 3situns" in Dihpbia eonntp
III JfjD:r ais bic irJtnO eiatt dhptrtn III par
rijbatj assrdftsu oeuti,bsu oosr sullilt'n Get
tudJ. Sis biflft bs5bilb pir peiit @rlrB'nbrit
AnIriJsn In bitlsm 5Des bss ofaatsa cine
psite YerbreilanB ~ pulbiftn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-07-06

liebte alte Trau> Define Mutter, uns iu
Mittao beI6esren wtrc."
8e1hdmt uno perwtrrt nabm tet
junoe Wann leinen YlaB neben Dem
@atsr in FEM leibten Basen Elm rer
&utlder, Der unterpeNen nit oem6ausz
mdo9en eeplaureu batte. 16lob ben
@aoen uno beftea feinen SiB> bic
munteren Juder entretbenp, unp lte
fubren mad 6aule.
.(GprtieBun9 fplgt.]
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12

q Boshfl Bo,ta," with another
courtesy and so rooujsh Il look, " or
Ga,hnI Booth, ~ believe | said
in thoso dovs j
Then she told me how
about She had Given nv memo.
rpndum to her unclc who bcrun
immediately 10 look for ore, and
was hmpiIy rewarded bv fndjno a
vein. Ilewas soon = rich man
awe all shared in tbc rood for
tune, said my mistress. ANY con-
sin and | were sent to fine Mornvjan
school at Bethlehem, and nv uncIc's
two sons went to colIcrc. We Of
ten thought and spoke of You as our
brnr(actor. " she said ncsiIinr close
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-09-12
Married Life.

Good counsel from wife and
mo her:
Il try to make myself and all
around, me agreeable. 1t will not
do to leave man to himself till he
comes to you, to take no pains to at
tract him, or to appear before him
with long face. 1t is not rs diff
cult as you think, my child, to be-
have to IL husband SO that he shall
remain forever in some degree II
husband | am IN old woman, but
you can do as you please. A word
from you at the right time will not
fail of it's effect and what need OF
You to play the suffering virtue!
The tear of Il loving girl, says an
old book, is like IL dew drop on
rose bat that ON the cheek of u
wife is drop of poison to her hus-
band Try to appear cheerful and
contented and your husband will be
so, not only i'll appearance but in
reality. Nothing hatters II man so
much US the happiness OF his vile I;
he is proud Of himself as causing it.
As soon as you are cheerful you will
be lively and alert every moment
will afford you an opportunity TO let
fall an agreeable word. Your edu-
cation, viii h gives You an immense
advantage, will assist you"