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New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
PFFORN NOTES.

1t is conceded mt Democratic headquarters IN
Philadelphia That the Pennsyyana delegates to the
Baltimore Convention will vote for Greeley.
C,l. Hendrick B. Wright, Democratic can
didae for Congressman large from Pennsylvania,
presses the opinion that in the great coaminng County
OF Luzerne where he resides, onethir OF tn Repubh-
cans are for Greeley and that fully one-ha will be for
Linn IN ease he is nominated at Baltimore.
Perhaps it is creditable to an administration
when It's organs find it necessary TO make such state
ment as this in The Phaadephia Press: President
Grant yesterday stated that he would not interfere In
the local politics Of this state IL has been genrritiy
supposed that President had other and more important
business than engineering State politics.
The Hon. II. II. HOeg, Mayor of Jacksonville,
Florida writes follows 10 a merchant In this city:
Fordas white votsnd Of the cOlored Is for Gree
lev and Brown do for the relief OF the South that
the Cincinnati ticketmay be successful hope the Bal
tmore Convention will either not make any nomination.
or nominate the Cincinnati ticket, and accept the plat
form. Then we VIII be certain OF success"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
THE CAMPAIGN IN MISSOURI

PERFRCTING THE LIBERAL REPUBLICAN ORGANI-
zATION-PROsPECTS OF THE CAUSE.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
Sr. LOUIS, June 2O-1he Liberal Republi-
can state Committee, at a meeting held few days ago.
ordered that the Liberal Republican organization should
he maintained throughout the state, and at once per-
feed in every county where it is not already complete
II Is officially announced that reports have been re-
cefved showing that larger number Of Ioers Repubh-
.ns now support the Cincinnati ticket than supported
the Liberal state ticket two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

NARR[ED.

BRRBR BEEBB-h Bethel Com, June H. b. the Rev d. hsi
Cle.srn Bee5e Of Dooxyn. y t. 10 Jala B. Seoe ' DsnS
No cards
BETT-wHIrSEYTn Breosiyrr % Weinesdar Jaae IL a. ne
brides parents, tie h H. Cht4Fick clHsi
H. Beits kmH daughter Of James whitney, go No cari'
CATryACHyAN EESSOu Ihusay June o. by The Rev HeaV
J. Dyke Wlm Catuach 70 Note c. Van Ness aaasn'ss
OF tie hte John Van Of Albany. No e-ris
CHRi RiTOPHER-JARyIsOa the s Inst, al the Joanson.t D.
C-rcl Booklvn =. W. assisted D. ae Rev
Fran hiA Arel p ca hsoPaeT, q te A.v K Chnsop4e
sarah E. JarY1, -A1-Aier OF Mt lsale JARVIS oot p
Brooklyn.
McADAM-COEBOn Tuay June 90 at he rtnee Of The bdds
parents b. Rev Ael Beach, D. D., Graham McAdn p Mary >
Cone, all Of this city
PAESONS-HA GALLon the i9s nst BY The & Conani sasyer
Dp ro H. Parsons Fia.hing Lng Island, 10 Lorse p es
dsDrhtsf OF William y Haeai Of this cty.
PFyyICK-McDOusLs tie Second PrsbTteraa Chnrch n
Ahapr IN Wetesag 10 the Rev. An lfsou D. D.
ss, BIZ Rev William Irwin Of io william T. kelalcA VI tns
T 10 Ha ete daughter Of The lar Peter AcDouai Of roT
TOHPKTysPERRY-On Welneay June ~ H he residence o. s
m g parents the Rev BlEa HscoH Moab D. ToupAns q N .
Maggie +. Perry, bOn % this city
wARREN-0TIs Lure u at CaTay crrss Col ss,e, %
Nv J. G. lland, rector 1eoiur d. Nare1 OF tas
cfy ard Miss LINE Ots Of Colchester Csrs not ssIvs
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
MYSTERIOUS GATHERING OF UNKNOWN De DE NO W.
CRAIs AT LONG BRANCH--oPPosrrIOS 10
~ A "

cRATs AT LONG BRANcH-oPPosrrIoS TO
GREELEY NOW AND ALWAYS.
LONG BRANCH, June 20.-About 30 gentle
men, representing themselves Democrats met nete
to-day at noon, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
The meeting was called Tor the purpose oil PlAcins
strict outand-out Democrat on the Baltimore uoAe'
regulating any Endorsement OF Honoe Greeley oy INC
Baltimore Convention and, in the event OF 'ne
+net Of Horace GreeleyEat Baltimore this Committee
t call meeting Of Democrats for the purpose OF mold
ing Satfbnal Convention in the West and nominating
Democratic ticket The meeting Is also reporter 70 uo
in favor and working In the interest OF Charles frhe
Adams The Hon. s. g. Cox. who IA stopping nero i'
reralning his health and strength he says ne 1noN'
nothing OF the meeting OF these Democrats
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARrMESL

OFFICE OF THE tHIGF SIGNAL OFFicER
WASHINGTON, d. c.. June u, ls72-l a. m. }
SypoDsts fJr the DGSi tye1ltufour h0ttrS
Tie barometer has risen northwest OF the
Ohio valley where clear and partially cloudy weather
and light and fresh and OccasOna brlsk nOrhefy 10
westerly winds now prevailing. . -.
Clear and partially cloudy weather and light 70 fresh
aoufherv 10 westerly winds the New England and
NiadIe states with nOrth-easterly to northwestery
1nds over the Southern States except over northern
Florlda where Light rain 3 now prevailing.
'' Probabilities
LIGHT 20 fresh northery 20 westerly winds ana Gear
snntberly TO westerly winds for he Middle and New
England states with clear and partially cloudy weather.
bt IN fresh n0rtheasterly to nOrthyestery winds for
the southern States with partially cloudy weather and
areas OF
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
srrA urRs FOR Alaska WRECKED

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.--Tne steamer Cali
fornia OF the North Pacific Transportation Company.
from San Francsco for sitO, with merchandise aud
Government stores. eled on the coast of the
Gulf OF Georgia, east Of rancouyers Island. No hyes
lost
The steamer Idaho OF the line Is lahore on Chain
Rocks. II niles from o,ora.and Is IN danger OF going
10 piecez
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

f1FRSDos NOMINATED FOR GovERNoR-No REso-
LUIIONS YET.
MONTGOMERY, June s0.-The Democratic state
Convention nominated to-day Thos d. Hernuon oil MO
,, ,or ovsrnoy and full ticket. The resolutions are
10, vet reoortsd. The Convention apparently favors
greeley.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

THE GRANT ORGANS ASSAULT on TIE NEW-
YORKER JOURNAL.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to state, in answer TO an at
tack upon my paper in ye terdays Neo York Tines that
am alone responsible for the management OF the Neic
Yorker Journal ard that ask nc pay from the City
CORPORATION anybody els, except for services per-
formed. ID. FEODORE MIERsOS,
Editor and Proprietor OF the Ncig- Yorker Journal
once OF ne Neir- Yorker Journal Nos. IL aud Is Ctty
Haii-sgitQre, Aetc IOrk, June 20, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
ENDORSEMENT OF cISCINNATI-DELEGATEs IN
INSTRUCTED.

SAN Francisco. June 19.-The Democratic
stata Convention adopted resolution indorsing the
Cincinnati platform, and recommending that the dele
gates 10 Baltimore take snch action as may secure the
oraton ~ all parties opposed Grants reelection,
Int Iaavine them unnstructed to whom they should
vote for
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
MORE MAINE DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE

PORTLAND, June 20.--The Democratic COnyen-
ton OF the Ist Congress District here to-day. The
following were chosen delegates 10 the Baltimore Con-
ventiCn; James N. Churchill Of Portland and William
Emery Of Alfred. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II. Haskell OF
Portland and shipley W. Kicker Of South Berwick A
resolution vas adopted indoring the platform Of the
Stat. Convention
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TIP POLITICAL MIDDLE IN LouIsLANA

Baron ROUGE, June 20.-Nothing was accom-
nl.hed by either Republican Convention to-day. The
pnchback men seem to be anxious to compromise but
the Packard men xin only fuse on their own terms
making Packard Chairman Of the State Central Com
mittee.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


DOMESTIC hAhkfIr
Bgpraro June 20 Lake hupors-Iioaf 9V eesi S 49,,
brsh a. n, gOs OOI hrh Oei-. 800 brsh Lansi - u
WHEAT 81 80 busa Corn 3A % bnh; Os A2ao ea1 h ~
roer rom ElerarsUh hest 7l bash Com, .t3 oa., -
B7s bash. CaTA Prtsfts-~hcatt ztc.t torn lii- "a
onr au and uuehasQrd dull and guieii 10 miisi
nlls1Iss = a. Dsuth sprne - co. Cou dali saes 49,
buah.N No at Oats nOminsl a. Al a4Ic
NrvOarV.-s Jare 6l-Corl-Whe ard b-ner ~ fa =
Hsy dali; Choice t51 dall and ioEr 81 -
Other srt c srcha red EEchaugsfeng 10 Ae" t9h Nss
FWmHTxeTos Jaae 2o-srrti TgrpeHt.ae sm q ~ kora
fv, al . Tor gtuined r Low No l - - "r 30
a. ~ for RTs No o. 90 0r Low Psei - - r Yals -.
Turpenane steady At % % fr YeIo" DIP SJ' "' '"F
steadg At % o. go, uc..., Al ,,d
teelne le No Red Al 10 No 40 st ~ No
md ansbsnred Oats 5nn Srd anrh sge hesnel '
rad am bed Al 2ot glic. for 2l az iOr us1s "A
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
5petial Notices

New-York asoera Rers-bIicaH state Commtsee'
HEADQUARTERS ROOM "a AsroR aoJsE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
IoHy cocseAyR. Nv uAsBRoOCK.
a 1I,E6 4 aLS5sSi xEi.1lssos BRSi a WILLIS.
AA'"-'" & A. NBRaIrT.
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN.
ALFRED w,hxrsss. secrstss.
NasioaaI Liberal Republican COMMITTEES.
ggADoUA2TEas-aLESEAx HOTEL, Re4a7s. rFeHJsr<. saG
Tacniy-sseoalsti
An ,, A. political sssare from hfsui sa>s b. Il
, s..s H,.laar.sss Docuasss -in be frbasi Ars-ss
he r,D..aa.aaye. of hs NseouA COumi'es ~ each Stat
S.s. Lost June - III
ETHAN ALlES Of NsF .Ysr4 chsirnsa.
OAusL Goool,s ,fSorb CaroIins, seer-t.t' -
-Srbirte.nth A.seusbIy District Liberal Repub.nss
Greeley aud Broysn IsImPsign SIgs; SlgsSISs 1 5ss
s 1s Frbtrsv- Pn.ais q Greeley tnd Br9sn lsyaes
% \ present ani the roll q Ts'ssshe S p,..
Al Vas Doas 2 u. GrtE. sesfsiarss
hrteeuth Assembly Di.trie' sixteenth nth, ss
~ N nj, 5 sisisens 6sveea seventh ana EssbTss Bass.
pslau VII BE- 10 .tntahce to ldi5e, se series T;s
O. CuEg SeeTe,au pro TEN ; FhIshs rfesilen. P'9
The Yorkyiile Greeisy ana Brown Campaign Clas
.s s Meeting THIS (Prda EVENING, a scec al sasnes
a 8. Hs y Ave-! ''s an S5.1 u , II II Ea RsYS6L6s % Pc .'-
9 p YlLIyriss GlLsEar GAssiss. Sec.
The sole 5peci FOR Indigestion.
Il ma, SEN boil ...uapaon 70 "aou, quAaeap0
,,s,. la, soSTgrTERs STOMACH BirTERs VII csrs.ss
asooa pa,a ,a other ne-le. aa- utterly h' bv' 'Sa'
l,s, tue There l condition q s it1naeA unless 'ry'&s
.oa Therefore a,ar,bs ~s ui nestnlb vegetable 'aae ,Ai l
I've .i 10, speedily erees eAs Do,ai r'r ~
arssae. Of the liver bews lneT syse &c f Es
aasessa % onea praa sna SiA vasa Is 'reGae-sT
esmpaasi FuartouL regularity positively essential % usOr-s
h. ni mental saoynsa and .hs phyea besang seu'-d "a
o.ros.ei by The siuir.bs ni Agreeable rgussas .ss
| r,osva,ng siur -
| The WerkingwOmens Protective Union,
gpn gEomel houseaod service IbAChsks,
COPYlsrs rRADKSWOMkN. CLERKS, 6c, ,s SHPPled % ..
iii obtaining smploSnent Wages shh hsF-
-s waa AT fire. d charge
Rennei- Pnin- Killing sIage Oh "a pat uP n thrss
AID rutl Medium ss Large Family Sc bottes n
1 WM gENNR SONs Ptset MasA and the MAGIC OthS
LRGAL TRADEMARK ~ hanas o. iHiaon snd coasas
tetes
/ Posi-Once No.ice.rhs Mails ios Raepe, daring ne .sk
-uAna SATURDAY June ~ 1873, ALL close a h o W6DsEt
DAYd Rm. "a rifURSDArM II II a. m, and On SATURDAY ~ o.
| 80 :, ~ s0sss, -- re~-s,>s1
| Aaain s. Co, fiag snd Hammer niaAsfssssrer~.
% ssl lei FuLroa-sr. ssS Wius@
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

sr Snow Bird ciDps Of al q lays from S. jobs D. Ets
iNh.
schr Raeeaorse, Hughes Cat Is'aaa dar' VIA Iut
"A cpAsrTnN
CoLIep Ruls. Psneo- Jas Parkinson, Wtrehsm
= q gpde5. Nartncket NcF-uAEea-
Pbe,e Ri.E1hef1 Prpgi-enes- fer cr Sr ifep1r-
Nathfal. s0mtlsst . lr5nal, Ae4 - "tL
Is Wheaton,. Boston. ? L.f-N o.; rt.'ie'
r. A Bryoks. Ntat1cAe. ~ ". 1iottf r. ~tiHHe1
Ja. Aicll!ca, atitnki ie
r I 'T-ro fhsfheqn. Rauk Mrlrsr1 Nes-itlyen
Hacscrgbbe R0callnd 1ias Af.s'.s
A4l : Allen Der svii.e. J. j. haf fr'Fience
Jrla Arm Prssidcsce fonisi i.sAiort Ar
Fiy.rf N.chiss s1ril bckrT, WEXFORD.
F-'nE Waea,s iiussee. AeF daVsl.
g,.is kacseI R,ugay j a. B0adsr. Pail
IN sbeth B.. New le ford. l1cr ..ai heti ~
~ orah Jones. Bost heT oiooe " ''-n-'rA
fieor BtHToE oa-pfar pfai.l~
u. r. Potter sarbrook. b0.iss ftoFAe-ee
Mar A. NcClnn. NswHsyen. l. A. har ll ian'' b''toa
R Ssh
Geo. Sta 1hornaston. n r. ia-fr N-hAFrh-
r. g BeEs Eau RIVER belle, Bau-or.
Keue l. Mary PassurLct J H. feir NeH'lc-iora
BELOW.
ship Living ore fBr) cMan Liverpool May II, With mse Was
spokeu June D.. } IT, ~ Jj L. n ID 55.
stip ~. c. hutshorn Antwerp May 10 Eth mise Wa
spoken 1se l8, "a L. ~ 81. Ion. 90 %
a. G Meyer Bremen Nav ?, With mfse Vas s'oes
Juae 49, lon 60 s5 al BY poEboat Isaac webb, No
NIAD-sUBdown. lg-t s. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sArAyv.H Gs Jane 20-Argei Thomas Foas. IRON Phs
depas sel Bulge Or Povdeues' BARK Dla9foiT.
fort ClrJiE) Ciuase1 : T. liaiL iof NeN-i"fA
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvANt lAraved steamship CITY o. Merco, sh7tF'%
from Ses-fOrG for Vera Graz
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAsxEr-Jqvs a

c.rrtn aul aad bsa'y ial rev bet ss oisy 70
IL tt generally frst qlat Il ~ r. ne-iHn Or i 4F'
465le Hecf Lac hedi s.les loI h1ad ,--, -.
Hoes al sapgJ aud Il good de-ns s' ~ oa@o'@ ''
saevP in fall supply har demand 's At i9se Rso@7
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

Judge W. E. Niblaek was yesterday renOmi-
mated for Congress by the Democrats Of his district in
Indiana
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

TheO. BacO' 2 n. Y.
Robert r. Mlnturn, n. Y.
Mahlon Sands, y. y.
Chas. ~. Marshall, n. Y.
Henry D. Lloyd, y. Y.
sen. Fowler, Tenn.
+. L. GOdRn, n. y.
David Clarke, Conn.
Judge BrinkeThOff, Ohio.
Carl Dancer, Mo.
sen. Stockton. y. ].
Ex-GOv. Walker. Va.
Emiius ROthe, Ohio.
Judge Oliver, Ohio.
Gen. J. :. Marmaduke, Mo.
Henry Sherwood,
Daniel +. GOOdlOe, y. c.
EX Gov. Pillsbury. Name.
N. Z. Lowry, Penn.
GOV. Osborn, y. c.
Ey-San. I. {. Foster, Conn.
EX-G0v. English. Conn.
Mr.. Hatfield, n. Y.
Hiram Barney. n. Y.
EIward Harris. r. /.
Jadge David NaaT, Y. j.
EdNr Randolph, n. J.
!. A. W. Sedgwick, n. j.
John Forsyth. Ala.
J. GOV. W. A. Graham, n. g.
MIR. Fessenden, Conn.
Mr. Hay, Mo.
Isaac Butts, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
LATEST snip NEWS.

fFor other ship Eelrs see Third Pa0c.l
AkRIVEB. ..
X snos Bird Cpps Of q iays from 81 jobs n D. F"s
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
present were:


Senator Carl SchuIz. Mo-
LYMAN TrumbuN. III.
J. ID. Cox. Ohio.
Oswald OtfendOrfer, y. i
David A. Wells, Conn.
Edw. Atkinson, Mass.
Horace White, IL
Henry T. WattefsOn, Ky.
EX-GOv. Randolph, y. J.
senator Rice, Ark.
Henry ". HlAiard. ca.
y. II. Hill. Ga.
Vim. DOrsheimer. y. Y.
Vim. NJ. Grosvcnor. lao.
Judge Stal.O, Oli0.
Julius Dexter,
Ex. Rep. j. l.. Grim II, Ia
Fitz Henry Warren, 7 va.
Vim. Cullen Bryant, y. y
Chas. NOrdhOf. n. y.
Charlton T. Lewis, y. Y.
Parke Goodwin. n. \.
j. 5. Moore. n. y.
Hiram Barney, n. y.
Isaac II. Bromley, Conn
EX-GOv. SaiCmOn. Wis.
Gen. Cass, Penn.
Gen. Bradley T. JOhnson.V
J. p. Baldwin. Nj. G., Va.
Ex-Seo. A. II. h. Stuart, '
Royal Phelps, y. y.
Simon Sterne, \. y.
Mr.. Little, Y. j.
J. X. Flanders, y. v.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

AZ Notice, OF Marriages mDi be iaaOgssd w'ta ma
aanps and address
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21

SMALL STATE CoSyENrToS-THE DELEGATES
INSTRUCTED TO VOTE AS A UNGT-A MAJOR
ITY OF TIE CONVENTION FOR GREELEY-AH
USDoUBTED GREELEY DELEGATION TO BAL
New-York tribune., 1872-06-21
TO Baltimore we're chosen:

The following dispatch was received IN this
city last night from Mr George p Doern' editor OF the
Louisville AnseiQer the most influential and wealtbiest
German Journal in the Southwest addressed to Mr..
Henry Watterson OF The Louisville Courier Journal:
LOUISVILLE KY. June 2O.-Kentucky is all right;
Every delegate and every eectOr Is for Greeley and
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30
Financial and Con, m .rcr.i. =

COLUMBIA, 8. O.. March 29.-SaYee
OF cotton, to-day, 70 balos- middling 81.
C1NoINNATI. March 29.-Flonr and
corn qniet and unchanged. Pork lower,
ut IL .50@11. 60. Lard firm-kettle g.
Bacon ndrooping-shonlder s; clear sii as
II. Whisltey dull, ut 81.
ST. Louis. March 20.-Flour onict,
Corn dull. Pork lower; some speoula-
tive demand. Bacon closed lower
shoulders 424@4I; clear sides7. L,rdS
MOBILE, March 29.-Holidny; receipts
of cotton 224 bales; stock 35.O17; re-
ceipts of the week Q 467; sales 4. 800.
NoRFoLK. March 29.-Receipts of cot.
ton 4lO bales; sales 100; stock 1851; re-
ceipts of the week 1868; sales Clio.
CHARLESTON, March %. - Cotton
quiet; receipts 226 bales; stock 20,2l2;
receipts OF tho week 2. COG; sales 2,OUO.
BosToN, March 29.-To.dAy holiday
20 market; receipts of cotton 80 bales;
snles 50; stock $4,000: receipt of the
week II 490; sales l.70O.
SAvANNAn. March 29.-Cotton in fair
demand; receipts COB bales; sules 500;
stock 4G 2l3; receipts Of tho week s, 2S1
snles $500.
New ORLEANS. March 29.-No price
given for cotton. being holiday: IT.
ceipts 3,053 bales; stock 15l. .G94
BALTIMORE, March 29-R.ceipts of
cotton 420 bules; stock 1889; receipts
Of the week 4O.695; stock 433, ,2YO.
WILMINGTON, March 29.-.Cotton
receipts 1Ol bales; sales 46; stock 3,789;
receipts of the week TIT; sales 56O.
AUGUSTA, March 29-Cotton quiet
receipts 126 bales; sales 800; stock
10. .l73; receipts Of the week 1,l51; sales
1871
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30


AoLAssEs, Cuua 40 $50
New Url'ns 15tLgO
Sugnr H'ac.. 35M4 40
NAILS, y Kce5 5Uly0 10
UNIONS. II btIs. 2 UU
OIL. kcrosene,r + 35fg45
Machinery. 1851 W
3rEOiE, uUid QLlt8
Slivcr..... Gnl O3
PoTAT'S, lrie l 50lL2 UO
Sweet, bus CLIO
RICE, Carolina lb SaLlO
SHOT, iBbag. 275H3 0u
SALT, Liyorp.2UUW2 10
SOAP, f,lb. .74YlO
SPIRITS, ALCOHOL
Brandy 4 UO@6l2tO
Gln Il 606IG On
Rum. L 6 i6o7 o.
Whiekey.. i $50 6 tiU
SUGAR, Cr,ls& P1iAlbiG
Brown. ..ll4Gcl3
STARCH, B h. =. Si01lU
TEA, Hrccn Lii ! 00Gi2 SO
Black, Il 0nGeI III
foBAcCo, Civ. .GhG6] 90
Smoking, lb. .5OM1 OU
VINEGAR, Wine, ,50WG0
French. ..MlC0
NINE, Cham. 25@2S 90
Port, T'Sai30 00G15 81
Sherry. 27i667 0U
Madeira. g 0nGlH 90
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30
WHOLESALE PRICES ICAAtxrNl
OnItECTED WEEEIY By TILE rnAuI OF TIL. .1,r

-.
APPLES, tjuu.2 uUap3 w
3AaulSd, ..l842SI
BALE ROPE, Ma. 22t0z4
N.Y.orWcs tttb 70DlUl
BUTTER, North. 28 t54u
Country, u tb. .2Di1Z5
BACON. Hams. 13NIf1
Sidcs, II lb. g9!I
Shuuldcrs.... 7WS,I
CANDLES, SporiniUaL5
Adauialltinc A ibl76t10I
CoTnJN YAnH1 GUabl 70
CorroN. Stct 81 .22,
MiddiInB :. .2lA'
Low AIill'g......2i
Good Ordriy,.....2u
Ordinary :. .l8!
CHEESE. ED. ID. 2a 5i25I
Z Factory 2'lIH25j
COFFEE, Rio, 53.b24 p: g
Laguavra .27I29I
Java .33 Dbl
FLOUR, Co. 600ftlZ 0Ji
Nortliorn .S0nGol2 5"I
GnA1N, Corn / 05tDl 10!
Wheat g 0]G52 Sol
Oats. :. -. 85W9uI
Pens ! 20I1l 30I
uAY. North, iBcwt.2 sol
HlDEa, Dry, t'bl21@is|
Green .Wsl
LARD, q II. 12@1bl
LIME. X i,!,l. 2 25fo2 4Ol
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-30
a BRIEF DISCOURSE UpoN HATS -
Thomas j. Bowditch writes to the Troy

BRIEF DISCOURSE Upon HATS -
Thomas j. BOwditch writes to the Troy
Times:
There is considerable character in the
manner in which person wears hnt.
You sometimes meet n person whose hat
has knowing tip. just the least lit sug
gestive OF the cnreleas. cheerful dis,osi
ton OF the wearer. 1t seems rs if he
has tipped it buck 40 that all the world
may sec his jolly, good -nntured face, aud
understand that lie is at peace with all
the world. You meet another of diff.
feront type. Ho pulls his hat low down
over his brows and seems to be cou-
tinunlly taking the n easure IF his boots
You feel at once that is not tho sort OF
man with whom You can exchunee oon-
ndence. Here comes another, and this
klnd always wear ''stove pipe" and set
1t evenly upon the summit Of the crnni-
um, as IT an inch to the right or left
wonld destroy their equilibrium. BE
careful OF such men; put them in baud
boxes, tie them up tightly. label them
FIRST class, to be kept III lavender" and
put them carefully away. Here is an
other hut which has soen better days,
bnt is now ut it's worst. It's glory Las
long since departed, aud from the worn
aud shabby band to the napless crown it
sspenks OF the days which are gone. Per
hups the wearer Of that hat wns the life
nnd soul OF our young folks PARTIES
the great catch-tbe model young man;
but now he is worse faded aud worn tlnn
his shnpe!esstIle. Poor felowl "Whis-
Key did 1t. Yon meet other hats as diff
ferent in shape and quality az the habits
oi the wearers. HAS which have long
passed he season of their usefulness are
generally looked at with disgust.
why DO men 6 ,ze with doubt and sns
picion upon shabby nat? Perhaps be-
cn'is sc 1t seems to show that the owner j.
going down the hill of advcrsity. II
this IL not so, why is it possible for !.
man 10 Pnss wnrn-ont hat without Civ
ing 1t kick? believe there is a ten
dency III the mind Of every human heiug
to Kick II old hat out of his way when,
ever he mny encounter it on the side
walk. lave seen men go into The mid
die OF the street simply to kick ono OF
these dilnpldated objects. A few years
ago wo noticed away ahead mort shock
ing hat, lying top downward ON tho side
walk. a tnil, consequential. dign,ti.d.
looking person WAS walking slowly on
before, and rs ho approached the ,illupi.
dated tile he raised his right leg AMI gave
TN vigorous kick. which onght to have.
sent 1t ncross the street. and would have
done SO ii the hat hadn't been filed will,
paving stones
boswe!! once asked johnson il there
was no possible circumstances under
whlch suicide would be justiiiabIe.
NO, WAS the reply. "WeIl, "snia Sos.
we'll "snppose man has been guilty Of
irnnd that he WAS certain would be fouud
on'F Why. them" says johnson,
IN fhat cnse let him go to some coun.
Try where he is not known, and not to
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Notice to Architects.
OFFICE CITY CT.Epr

COLUMBIA, 8. O., March 20. 1879.
A electi for an ARCHITECT, TO super.
- intend the construction of the new City
Thursday. April 4. 1879, Ut 4 T. NJ. The
salary ID $1,000. Applicants will hand in pe-
titions to undersigned prior to said date. By
order Council. VIM ]. ErrER
March 304 Citv Oierk
aJ H0uH. Cnrolininn copy
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TnE.HaRA APHIS
rore,vn a6airs.

LONDON, March ga coal miue ex-
piosion killed eight persons, and elevcn
were fearfully burned.
MADRID. March 29.-Sickles is expect
ing to return here next month.
BsRhIN. March 20. frederick Viii.
liam. of Prussia, visits his mother-ip-
law, Victoria, ut Baden, where Victoria
remuins until after Easter.
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN RomE

A MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN RoME "A
couple of weeks since the I,uliau police
fshed out Of the Tiber the BODY of a
young and beautiful woman, evidently
belonging to one OF the first families.
An ivory ry.handIed dagger, plunged to the
hllt IN the left breust. was left in tho
wound by the assassin, and updcr it wss
tnttooed in the skin The terrible word
'vendetta, with the date s'1872." The
victim is supposed to have belonged to
one of the Oldest and noblest families OF
the Roman aristocracy, but the papers
have not yet ventured to publish the
name. The affair is. of course, for tho
present. shrouded in mystery.
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During tho war. nun named Smith
had mule taken from him by the
United States military authorities for
nso in the army. Smith subse quen,ly
died, und his widow made application
Tor payment. Peudipg the application
OF the widow, the guardian OF Smiths
infant children intervened, claiming
that payment should not be paid to the
widow. but should be paid to him as
guardian. The guardian ~ allegation is,
that after Smiths wife died. (who was
the mother of these infant children, ]
Smith was married again, after which
Smith died, leaving his widow. (the mp.
plicant above described.) But it is al.
lodged that when Smith married this
second wife she had another husband
living. and therefore her marriage To-
Smith was void. The guardian coDse.
queutly claims the money on behalf of
the minor children Of Smith. The M.
P!Ication, says the Washington Chronicle
is in the Third Auditors Office, aud the
clerks there are puzzling themselves
over the coaundrum.
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a gentleman in the vicinity Of Phila-
delphia recently lost his wife, and IL
young miss Of Nix, who came to the fu-
neral, said to his little daughter OF about
Tho cumo age: Your pa will marry
"gain, won't hc?" 20 yep," was the
reply, "bnt not until after tile funeral. "
a broken.hcarteh widower in Indian.
arol:s has erected q pine slab over his
"l:"'s grave, and presented tine piano
t. the girl who was kind to him during
his .fll elton.
A Wisconsin editor speaks of q wind
which 'just sat on ita hind legs and
Ii ,wlcl."