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

TIE GREAT SPANISH ORAroR-It is
certainly worth q pilgrimage to Mecca or
Madrid to see and hear that man of men,
the perfect orator. Such Nh orator, Sc
nor CASTELAR, says, is Figueras, the Spa
nish Republican leader. He has the
purest, noblest character imaginable
he is frankness, sincerity. fidelity per-
sonified. He has indomitable energy,
the most delicate political skill, ardent
devotion to conviction, and excellent
culture. So much for the framework Of
his eloquence. His speeches are sober,
correct and brilliant, earnest, courteous,
calm and reasonable; wonderfully acute,
and at the same time persuasive. When
it is necessary he knows how to thrill
tbs Cortes with his passionate fervor;
and at times he rises to sublimity. He
has the keenest perception of the weak
points in the enemy's armor, and the
most exquisite sense of opportunity; lie
can call up storms upon the opposition
benches with the Sumo facility with
which he calms them among his own
partisans. He has prodigious mem
ory. unalterable serenity and lf-posses-
sion, wears benevolent smile when his
lips are sending forth shafts of bitter
ness, and holds himself in perfect calm,
while his hearers are Quivering with the
excitement produced by his eloquence.
And, withal, his face, attitude. and
action are iull OF majesty and simplicity
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-12

PHGSIXIANA.-Provc 4 thorn in
tho bush is worth two in the hand.
a Western paper says Of man with
rcd nose, "that he looked like q Good
Tcmplar on STRIKE"
A young lady says sho cannot see any
thing SO wonderful in tho newspapers
predicting the weather, as they always
know beforehand what the fashions are
going to be, and sho is sure there is
nothing in nntureso tickle az the fashions.
1t is sad comment upon humanity;
but soft soap, in somo shape, pleases
most folks, and generally the more "lye"
you put into it the better.
The hair on a camel weighs about ten
pounds, and sells for moro than $10O,
which shows that it was not only in tho
days of Mohammed that the animal bore
q great prophet.
The word "humor" cannot be trans
lated into any other language.
Call lady chicken" and ton to
one she is angry with you. Tell her sho
is mo chicken" and ten to one she is
nngricr.
The man who will distance his compc-
titors is he who masters his business,
who preserves his integrity, who lives
clearly and purely, who dcvotes his
lcisnro to the acquisition OF knowledge,
who never gets in debts. who gains
friends by deserving them, and who
saves his money.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-12

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acts of the General Assembly.
Indian Girl-Cigars.
p. Cantwell-Hay.
Uostetter's Stomach Bitters.
$. Straus e. Bro.-Clothing.
Horses for Sale.
Lunch ut Exchange Restaurant.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03


''GoINa WEsT-AND GIVING IT UP
The Baltimore American makes this
statement:
Those who have hankering after the
cheap lands of the far West, should give
attention to fact, reported by gentle
man, who says he has been in the United
States Land Office for five years, that
''about one-half the homestead entries
made are abandoned, and the land en-
tered by others; in many cases the entry
is abandoned three or four times before
coming into the possession of persons
who hold it permanently. Proof of six
months abandonment is sufficient to have
the entry cancelled" This alone, and
there is no reason to doubt the fact
stated, should convince those who have
but small means, how poor are their
chance of success in regions where, if
there are neighbors to be found, every
one has as mnch as he can struggle
under in his efforts to effect "clearing;"
and hence il sick esq or accidents OF any
kind should overtake the settler, what
an amount OF sorrow and trouble, and
finally loss Of all the labor that may
have been performed, must finally attack
those who seek their fortunes in those
desolate regions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03


LoYA1TY.-This word. which should
never have found it's way into the po-
litical vocabulary Of o free republic, Is
fast losing it's magic power, and may
now be considered at discount The
Supreme Court, in it's decision against
the Drake amendment, has completely
set it aside as protection to Government
robberies, and the Court of Claims has
kicked it out of it's witness stand. It is
not necessary now that a man should
have always been ''loyal" in order to get
bis rights, and. in point of fact, we may
consider the fourteenth amendment i'm
posing political disabilities, as among
the things that were. The pardoning
power OF Andrew Johnson, exercised
before the adoption of the amendment.
knocks the whole thing out of breath.
Under the late Supreme Court decision,
the people of the States may elect whom
they please to Office, whether executive,
legislative. or judicial. We are oil loyal
now, at least until we arc sent to Con-
gress, where they respect no law, human
or divine. That is the only place on
this broad continent where Southern
man is not freeman and in the full
enjoyment of all his rights under the
constitution.-Saudnnah Republican.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03
On the strength 81 the excitement *;

On the strength of the excitement
lately occasioned throughout the South,
by tho announcement that rebel cotton
bonds and ''shinplasters" might soon
have an increased marketable value, an
enterprising shoemaker at Nashville,
Tenn, oaused an advertisement to be in
serted in the Banner, to the effect that he
was prepared to give seventy-fve cents
con the dollar" for old, and fifty cents
Tor new, issue of Confederate money.
The offer proved 30 tempting that the
street in front of his store was crowded
to excess on the following morning.
Old men and old women from every part
OF the surrounding country were on hand
with carpet-bags and valises, containing
paper representing thousands of dollars.
The fret man who entered the store had
parcel Of some 5000. 600, and his utter
astonishment may be better imagined
than described when the audaoious
Crispin drew the pile toward him, and
paid over to the owner one.half the
amount in notes OF precisely the same
value and issue. Tor the reason that
few men like to allow themselves to re-
main the only victims of such huge
joke, the fun was continued for several
days, much to the amusement OF those
who had been in the secret from the first,
and to the disgust of certain sharp ones
who had been so far misled as to have
attempted ''oorner" in the market.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03
Blood and Liver Pills.

Blood and Liver Pills.
TNO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach.
4 Dizziness or Vertigo, Bad Taste in the
Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation OF tho
hears, Nervousness, Constipation, Pain. ia
tho Breast and Back, Kidney Affections.
To euro all Disorders of the Liver.
To Regulate the Bowels.
To Purify the Blood
To give new life to the whole System, tho
Blood and Liver, Cannot be surpassed- Trv
only one box; you will be convinced. For
sale only Mt HEINITSH'S
Jan Drug Store.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03

Spring SUITS AND CAMBR1os. Jennie
June, in her fashion gossip, already
writes OF spring wear, and says:
"Most OF the spring suits in prepara-
ton are made up with the Queen Marga-
ret polonaise, the waist of which is cut
with spring and forms small waist at
the back. There are others, the upper
garments to which are cut in the Gabri-
ellie polonaise style, that is, whole in
front, with ornamental bows or rosettes
and simulated basque back. The most
stylish OF these upper dresses are cut
very long and are very little trimmed.
The under suit, for example, is rather
long and perfectly plain; the upper
dress reaches within quarter of yard
OF the bottom Of the lower skirt Of the
back, and is simply cut out in wide,
shallow scollops and bound; some are
looped only on one side; some are not
loopsd up at all. The pretty striped
cambrics and peroales, which always
make their appearance with the first of
the crosuses and snow-drops, cannot be
put to better use than making them up
into long, sack morning dresses, with or
without deep founce, sewn to, not put
IN the skirt, or into rather long skirts,
and sacques simply fniahed with broad
hem and belted in with bow at the
back Of the belt. In the latter form
they can be worn as summer street
dresses in the country"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03
l. SELBY. COLUMBIA s. c., MARCH 3 1879

Scotch Whiskey.
ONE puncheon "FINEBT CAMPBELTON. !"
" OF my own direct importa tion, via New
York. This, by actual test, is 1S per cent.
over proof. and is pronounced by all who
brought to Columbia.
ALSO,
Full stock old WINES and BRANDIES.
>, Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch. Eng
PORTER, CURACOA and MARASOHINO,
Hoet and Chaudon CHAMPAGNES, OF the
famous vintage, 1868-fnest OF the century.
Reasonable prices and full satisfaction qua
rantoed. GEO SYMMEKS
Feb
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03

General P. D. Cook died at his resi-
dence, near Doko, 8. O., on Friday morn
ing last, OF pneumonia, in the seventy
fifth year of his age.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03

New Books, by Express,
FOR Sale at Bryan & McCn,ter's.
GEYEN DECADES OF THE UNION. Nv
~ Henry A. Wise. So.
Life and Times Of John Wesley. Founder
OF the Methodists. BY l.. Tyerman. London.
History OF the Working and Burghcr
Classes. By CassagDao. SO so.
Winifred Cumbermedo, a Story bv Georce
Mcdonald. s1.75.
Character. By Samuel Smiles. $1.5O
Systematic Theology. By Charles Hodge,
II, Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around the
ALSO,
a number OF now London Novels. cheap.
Also. new standard works. inst published.
Copartnership---Fisher & Sllliman.
HAVE this day associated with me. in the
Il Drug and Apothecary business, Mr.. /. r.
SiLLlMAN, graduate OF PHILADELPHIA Col.
iege or Pharmacy. The name and STYLE of the
firm will bo FISHER s. SILLINIAN.
w. q. FISHER.
oANoARf l0, 1917. Jan 20
Buffalo Tongues,
NEW sugar-cured HAMS.
IN Breakfast Strips,
smoked Beef, for sale low. E. HOPE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-03

BY Committee Of Practical Machinists.
4 ment and great range Of work Of this
Machine has made it the universal fayorite,
and leading family Sowing Machine for moro
than twenty years, and hence it is no expert
ment to buy one.
Fol. sale on monthly instalments, second
door below PHGNIx ofico, Colum bia, g. G., by
A. J. PURSLEY,
Feb ~ Agent for Pursley Il Trump.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

The COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN Is
likely TO evoke quite as much fun as any Of
itsprcdecessorB. What for instance, can be
more ludiereus than the note which Senator
Fentou wrote to the Reform meeting in New
York, as follows
"DHAR Sin; cannot be wit b you tomorrow
night, bat deem II my duty 70 say that the
movement for reform and purity Of government
In the state and nation, and also 70 secure at
the head Of anairs = Republlcan SidisImaH,
trained In Republican ideas, has my cordial
sympathy. 1t Is BsessShy Of the the hour. I
say this as Republican, dnrtous for The giie-
eeSs Of hoAssi goperHBlsnf and the revival Of fra
ternsl feeling throughout the country.
VERY truly, REuBEs L. FESToS."
We can hardly persuade ourselves that X.
Z. Fenton really wrote this exquisite piece
OF satire upon himself. II II was written by
his secretary, It Is certainly the keeuest
eleven lines that ono man ever peuned about
another. II Mr.. Fenton himself did the
work, It Is the severest self-nagellatlon we
have heard of in a long time.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15


The third great point in Mr.. Trumbulls .
speech agalnst the Administration was this /
" Another measure which Is creating alarm |
throughout the country Is the assumption OF |
power on the part Of the Fed
cral Government and ib Departments. En-
croachmeuts are also made BY tho military
power Tho military power has come 70 A.
sumo the duties belonging TO civil officers,
and that In defiance. Of law. Tho White
House Ia nlled with army officers acting as
secretaries Of the President. Not day
passes during the session Of Congress that
we do not receive messages from the Prcsi-
don't delivered by major In the regular
army" Here IL q solid and substantial griov-
ance. Mr.. Trumbull has not sounded the
alarm q moment too soon. President Grant
certainly means mischief or he would not
have placed two or three military officers In
his official family. He assuredly intends TO
ovcrturn tho liberties Of the Republic sooner
or later, and establish despotism with him
self a. dictator. II he has no such intention,
why does he keep around him two young and
gallant soldiers who have acted as bis score
taries from vloksburg TO Appomattox1 There
must bo some horrible plot on foot 10 which
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

TWELVE MONTHS AGO Mr.. Sumner used TO
declaim In the Senate thatif the United States
vessels were Withdrawn from the Dominican
coast, tie ''usurper" Baez would DO thrown
from power In twenty.four hours. Well the
vessels have been Withdrawn for several
months aud what Is the resdlp The cable
tells us THE Republic Is tranquil. Cabral
for want Of funds has retired TO HaytL II Is
reported that his frlenCs In st. Thomas refuse
to aid him any LONGER and that he intends to
dIsbAnd his army and retire 10 Pori-aU-
Prince"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15


We invita- attention 10 the te, dmouyof Mr.,
Wolles, ex-seNTstary o, the Navy, before thu
Naval Investigating Committee, On Saturday
evening, which we print In full. During the
cross-eNamluatlon tho very important fact
was ELECTED that he bad been In correspond
eucc With Dana, and that one Of The SANDER
ous ARTICLES had been submliisd W hun Tor
his approval. He could NOD remember dls-
tlncty what opinion be had expressed about
H. but his want Of memory upon this point
will convince the careful reader that he ap-
proved Of the article and indorscd H.
His memory was short, but he was SURF the
management Of the Department was bad,
and his whole testimony may be summed up
In one sentence, that the present Secretary
ought not to have done anything that he
(wellos) did not do.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

A DIsrArcu from Madrid reports the Cmi-
nent Spanish Republican as defining the pol
icy Of his party to be the formation Of the
United States of Europe. CASTELAR, Is the
most advanced man OF this generation in
Europe, and is perhaps the greatest living
orator In the world. lie Is to Spain what
Sir Charles Dixie is to England, only that he
has infinitely more ability. Both gentlemen
belong to the arlstocraey, aud their dsclRra-
tlons In favor Of the republic are certainly
among the most significant political signs Of
the times.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
For Sale or Rent.

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~, es ys.s " isa ri, ,nl16si, =, ~, q, ssgs
his ~ ii.s, door s,svs ssd iadow ,rimsiass tlOl
hl.th e,.psh uan AZ euOs. vrpyoSf Pr h9S,s' and
Resi r1ia.o soker corner fiftssnih street and Esw
Yosk sseaur. apiah
lag alorereon, bah WON aad butlst'n paatrT ard
httud Nith al the modara uonvenianQoa. Ihe lot
twenty-five feet iront and upwards N one hundrad
fsa, deep, spaoious reipAsed nliey, Ia Which !.
nfatolaa nriet coach loousa and Aablss, eopplied
With vatsn vatsr-oiasssa and plas,sred hosuer's
room. 80
be sold % sA-y tsrna. kpiO-lu'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15


10 Ne fdiiors ~ tAs " =. EzPSsss:
Your medical correspondent has greatly
alarmed many Of your readers by the state
ment that all medicines are poisons OF q more
or less virulent character, and that they only
operate incidentally whom prescribed by a
animation Of the invalid. Also, that this
theory is recognised by the medical turisprli-
donce Of every civilized country In tho world,
which holds physicians responsible for their
prescriptions. Though the Idea Ia not wholly
novel 70 the more Intelligent, II 10 none the
less startling 10 the daily consumers Of quAek
medicines and drugs of every description.
But the same theory applies 10 most Of the
mineral spring waters. These are prescribed
with reference 10 the large quantities. Of tho
minerals which they hold In solution, aud
which pATtake Of the general character Of
the drugs prescribed by physlclans a. medl-
cines. Many OF them contain FREQ gases Of
the most injurious or poisonous character.
This IL true OF nearly all OF the so-called
mineral waters. These deleterious agents,
therefore, arc only medicinal when prescribed
by skillful and experienc cd physicians. Hence
nothing is more common than fatal results
from the excessive or improper use OF min
eral waters. Every European and every
American mineral spring OF any note has its
Intelligent physician very well knows.
But this theory does not apply 10 the Get
tysburg Katalysino Water. The latter does
not derive It's curative virtue from Its proper
| ton Of salts or free gases, but from some aa
yet unknown principle OF composition. IL
has all tho sensible properties OF common
water. IL quenches thirst for the healthy
and only becomes medicine when the system
is diseased. Though this only true medicinal
water has probably effected q larger number
OF remarkable cures during the last Eve year,
than all the mineral springs OF Europe and
America combined, II haS not 10 n single In
stance, o. / am informed by those who have
j the best opportunities OF judging, proved
fatal or even permanently hurtful through
improper use. .. p. 8.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

w1 am AUTHORIZED TO announce that the
Tuesday afternoon receptions Of Mrs. Grant
havo been resumed from s o'clock until
., and continue until further notice.
Mas. GovERNoR Cooks viii receive on
tuesdays from 2 TN 4 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
Special Notices,

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s.-ss,s .,fss, s... nosp ~. EvENifo. lprii
"a "a ~ ,.ns ie. ~ p'p1l'ea 81 .sss
NJ FisTssos. Dr D, n i,hasos, R,s. j. nj. Wiisoa.
and other. are ssgsesd to sdarsss he nsslar Ths
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nSrTuE FINANCk Q0MMtTTRR OF
e,., k@iaIStnsa as,as 2.sss.,.s VA Hs,s ss
fssrus Hall hlsth strpet, al gt1O o'cioct. TfiiF
tsogdyl AFTERNOON Ken msaksg u ~.
'ssi spS " ~ os,isssa.
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bwAfii, ,sssT ~; p e. ans Y, ~
that A. a congregational msstina ot the Firrt Re-
fornsa ohsreh osgosr ~ sitth .la Hirssis sorth.
Sslhsassa. nsary BetlRsr. jo6a E~sd aaa oasrlss
Stroll we're enpelei from memhsrahlp u the said
oensr.sstsa SD eh roh, The s.id partis. had
tioasi N ssIisE bel Frid.s, ApriI IA, isI3 :.
r " nKITnutS OPaat1r) Prsadent
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
For Sale or Rent.

INoR sALE=A BEAUTIFUL RgtlfE OF so
aets. e lsSe situated oa ssTssth.s,fssa rssa;
SaISisE val I ~ " Tso Sf gTirtt ,S,'sS.
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SssS.Is SsS T .ssn - sif S .sss, Sot,1s.G spsa
UoR slLH-A SQUARE OF GROUND, ONE
r ol the most euribly. situa,sd Squares IN the
..,,h:s.,s'0 :s g, M oSf fissulR
street, opPo... the rrsa,uty. aptM
EoR RENr-EI.gaANT THREEsToRY
n presssd.bfick HoUsE a -N7lts irimminGsi No.
ls, Sse NOV, ospl,sI Hi. Scs,slniSr tvsl,s rooms.
bathroom, Ess, vste... IA range IN hiteheni es
sIsa's. s1.sy r.os ppIs s % Sd x x%stiosa
Hoase, or W. 4, JOHNSON Rsal Estate Agent, cor.
F8rkSahfkesEoR ysEIsBALyInoRE
noe I.rss ~. ,sp ~. snsbs;
S.s sss rSoP sl 'l s' GsS %s,s. .s Ssg
.SSi, !;ss 'S5 70 paved In'' ri'fs i6sSE
Noi,hsss, corner Of Seventh stIsst aud IouisiAas
EESif purchased b, The Of NAY can sss
bafsAn. 49,
FoR EESTT Tn ROOM sggrhsLs i,,. Ioe Pr, Bgo
stl,anla atenae northwest ~. cost
CItEAP REAL EsTATE.
TEE Lots q M,-!sI.q ll g r,S, irgs. g. i:st
a RoNk an tsss :. bad :. -. .s2a. ..,.S.S e.;
u. "a. Hall,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15

The ROW In the Ways and Means Commit
tee is not so surprising after all when the
composltion Of that body Is considered.
There Ia not single man upon II Identified
practically with the business interests Of tho
country. When two editors, six lawyers and
one literary man are tumbloi into a room
and told to arrange a tariff, what else can be
expected but confusion worse confoundedp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-15
Ladies' Goods.

QOI sPRING GOODS, SO1
JUST RECEIVED AT
DAVIS,
S0i Market Space, Cor. Eishth street.
7 ADDE'S STRAW HATS IN ALL. TnE
~ new ahApss, AZ lowest prices, At DANIS.
RONNErs IN VARIOUS SHAPES, hT,s,
cTaCk or GUIPKR THREAD, AND
pSces. al DAVIS.
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