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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-28
OPENING DAILY
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION
w. d. LOVE & CO.'S.
MAIN STREET.

WE havo received, the last fow days a
w full limo OF NEW and CHOICE GOODS.
COMPRISING latest styles OF JAPANESE
SILKS. GRENADINES, ORGANDIES, plaid.
striped and plain, White Goods, in new IA.
pfics, suitable for tho approaching weathor.
iiandkerohiefs, Barbs. Lama Points, in Shawls
and Mnntles-at very low prices. Our stock
Is complete in all tho departments, and daily
adding thereto.
One OF tho firm is now in New York, looking
after bargains for our customers, and ship
ping lis daily the latest novelties. We have
another large invoice on the way, which we
VII open III few days. and would respect
iniiy invite an inspection. We are confident
OF ssuitinb every one, both in styles qualities
aud prices.
Samples sent on application.
VIM. D. LOVE & CO.
W. y. LOVE. y. B. McCREERY
April IS
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Auct1on @a1eE-
Desirable Collage.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

On MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th Of May next.
~ ~ front OF the Court House, in this city, at
That desirable COTTAGE, situated % on The
corner GO OF dervsis and Williams streets. The
lot measures 104 feet front. by 208 feet deep.
more. more or wI less; bounded North by Gervais
and East by G. Hamberg. On the nremises
is q substantial Kitchen. fine Garden and
superior Well Of Water. 90"
ALSO,
SO feet front and LOG foet deep. more or iasss.
bounded North by Gervais street; Scuth bys
-; East and West by R. Joyner. on the
buildings. A 'o'-
Terms cash. Purchasers to paw us for ma.
Pere ana stamps. April % 80 M25
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For Rent,

Phenlx Axe, Hook and Ladder Co.
HNHE regular monthly meeting OF this Com
~, pAny will be hold TOMORROW EVEN
lNi, at o'clock, at their hall By order.
april 70 ". w. DEANE Sec'y
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Columbia Chapter, No. 5, Am.
esSE5.2, AN EXTRA Convocation of Colum-
SHSybia Chapter, No. ), Il. A. NJ, will be
S1W held in Masonic Hall. TO-hiORRnW
EVENING, at o'clock. The p. M.
ana III. +. NJ Degrees will be conferred.
BY order of tho Al. E. HIP.
April 23 JOHN MORRISON. Seo,v
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signed for the Havana trade. This vessel is TO b
large propeller, and wlll be Q sister boat to the
City OF Merida and City OF Havana, that are now
running on the same line. She will measure about
hold. Her engines win be furnished by the Quntard
iron Works. "A large sidewheel boat, called the G.
II. Northen, was launched . short time ago by
Messrs. Inglis Bon, and u now having her en-
n. Northen was built for the New Haven line OF
steamers, and measures 926 feet In length As feet
beam and ~ teetY depth OF hold. Messrs. John
lngiis Son have also other contracts on hand and
they anticipate quite bnsy times In the shipbuldng
inch cylinder, With twelve feet stroke.
Aessrs. Lawrence foulkg, OF Greenpoint, are ct
work building stdewhee steamer, destined to ply
between Newport and Providence. This boat IL
now In frame and measures 1856 feet in length, 80
Will be launched about March, and her engines viii
be Furnished by Hubben Whitaker, OF BrOokIyn
MeS8f6. Lawrence F0ulks are also engaged In
frightening the steamer Bellevue. She has been
heightened mldships about twenty feet. They
speak very favorably Of business, and anticipate
oil the work they can do.
Poillon Brothefs, whose yard 10 situated at the
loot OF Bridge street, Brooklyn, have turned out
some very handsome vessels during the past six
months. The two steamers Kur0da and Capron,
ment have already received mention In these col
umns, and also Q large three-masted cOastlng
schooner that was built by them for Upper 4
Beattie, and launched about ten days ago. They
work, add Rave Also been pretty busy altering and
rebuilding some old steamers, 3 .t 81 G'r
David CARL, OF City Island, has done some good
work during the past few months including large
centreboard schooner Of about nve hundred and
fifty tons burden, named the John X. Shaw that
s0mely finished vessel and has received the highest
rate AL for ten years.
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NEW YORK CITY

The Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey win hold an
ordination in st. Paus church, Fifty-ninth street.
and Ninth avenue tomorrow morning at nine
O'Clock, when the Rev. James M. Stone will be
raised to the dignity OF priesthood.
Mr.. william Anderson delivered a lecture last
evening at the Bcekman Hill church, in Fiftietn
street, near Second avenue, upon "Courtship anG
hearers was "the causes OF unhappiness In married
life."
Benjamin r. Clark was arrraigned before Judge
Hogan at the Tombs, yesterday afternoon, charged
with attempting to pass bogus check on the Gro-
GERS Bank for $780, purportlng to be signed BY A.
Levi h Brother Abraham Levi, OF - walker street,
made the complaint, and benjamin f. Watson, tina
paying teller, appeared as witness. Clark was
arrested by Oficer Granger and held In $4,000 bail
to answer.
An elderly man is visiting the shipping mer-
chants OF the city with subscription paper, ia
which is attached the names Of several steamboat
companies. He claims that he has had the tax re-
moved from gross receipts and coastwise Tonnage.
and, having been at great expense In accomplisi-
him. He is unknown at the department In wash
ington, and Ii believed to be . fraud.
Coroner Herman yesterday held an Inquest
over the remains OF Miss Celia A. Gunner, young
woman, thirty-four years Of age, who died at 1so
East Twentysec street, from the eneets OF ex-!
tensive burns received on the soth ult BY her
clothes sccidently taking nre Deceased was some
what under the influence OF liquor at the time Of
the occurrence.
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United States Judiciary the President said he had
no power over that department..
IL 10 stated that Justice Bradley has informed
Judge Campbell that the condition OF the docket Oh
the supreme Court would ofttself prevent his pr0S
ceedng TO Louisiana at this time but the proposal
sible. /!
xELLo0G WILL PROBABLY BE DECLARED GOVERNOR.
The Attorney General was asked this evening
IN what condition the Louisiana question waa
now left. He said he presumed Mr.. Kellogg would
De lnaugurated Governor early In January; that
the decision as to recognising Pinchbach
Was based upon the conviction and belief that there
waa majority OF the voters In favor OF the repub
ucan ticket and while there might have been rreg.
ularites In the registration and election yet II tho
republican ticket had been supported by majority
OF the legal voters 1t was just and right that the
candidates thereon should have the ol1ces
The committee will hold another meeting to-
morrow morning. The probable programme II
that subcommittee Of ave members win remain
here In charge OF the subject and that the re-
mainder OF the committee will visit the great
centres Of trade, where they have business re.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 20-1 A. N. J


WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. 20-1A N.
synopsis for the Past Tecentv.J0ur Hours
The pressure has rapidly diminished from the
Gulf to the Lakes and an area Of low barometer
has moved northeastward from Texas over tho
Lower Mississippi Valley to Indiana and Ohio.
Heavy rains have prevailed over the Southern
States and snow from Missouri and Iowa to Nichis
gan, Ohio and the Middle States with brisk and
fresh easterly winds; clear weather and very low
temperatures In Dakota and Minnesota; cloudy
weather and easterly winds are now prevailing
over New England
The majority Of the midnight telegraphic reporta
from the Southern States are missing.
Probabilities. eJ
For the New England and Middle States fresh to
brisk easterly to southerly Winds and snow over
the northern portion and rain over the southern
portion. The low barOmctcrs In Indiana ana ONO
move northeastward over the Lower Lake region
into Canada, accompanied by brisk winds and
snow; for the Northwest, northerly to westerly
winds and clear and cold weather. and extend to
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and the Lower Lake
region during the day and evening.
Cautionary signals continue at Norfolk, Balts
more, Cape May and New York.
The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnut'a
Pharmacy. HERALD Building
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THE LOST WILMINGTON PILOTS.

The Latest Particulars OF tho Disc ster-
The Pilot Boat Run Under by the
Pressure OF Her Canvas.
WILMINGTON. N. G., Dec. Is, 1872.
70 tn. EDITOR OF THR HERALp:-
The following II an account Of the loss Of the nve
pilots which you might publish In your columns -
Five pilots belonging to Bald Head, at the entrance
Of the Cape Fear River. are supposed TO have been
drowned ON the 11th inst. during Q heavy gale
from the northeast, and while going to . weasel
Thomas Brnkmsn, John Trout, James Sellers sad
Robert st. George were FIVE Of the most
skilled pilots on the coast. They started
ON that morning for the brig Alice Lea,
seen nom Bald Head Lighthouse and distant
about fifteen miles. Their boat was whalsboat
built, swift and light, carrying spirit sail. The
wind was blowing gale from the dortheast ct the
time sail was set, and q course steered for the
brig. The boat and her crew had not been heard
OF ct the arrival of the Alice Lea In Wilmington on
the evening OF the 18th.
Captain John Carson, commanding Revenue
steamer seward, Immediately started down the
coast, and good lookout was kept for the missing
boat but returned on the night Of the 18th after an
unsuccessful search. II Is the belief OF many that
the boat was run under By the pressure OF her can
vas.
Two Of the men, Bcnsel and Brinsman, have fami-
lies to mourn tbeir lQss. y. u.
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SANTANA AND BIG TREE IN DEMAND.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 10, 1872
Santana ana Big Tree the two Kiowa chiefs who
were brought here from the Texas Penitentiary
some months ago to meet delegates OF the various
Indian tribes en- route to Washington, and who have
since been In jail here under charge of United
States Marshal will be returned to that prison in
o day or two, Governor Davis, Of Texas, having
telegraphed for them,
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CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, /

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10, 1872.
The once Of the United States Shipping Commits
sioner is still under the protection OF the city
police force against violence on the part Of the
sailor boarding house keepers. Riotous demon
STATIONS are made daily but the ships continue to
missioners ONCE. 1t is generally believed that
the old 'ring' Of boarding house masters win be
completely broken up. sls4l 81
The weather In this part OF tho State continues
raj NJ . .#
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UTAH AFFAIRS.

SALT LAKE CRY, Dec. 10, 1872.
fire broke out here last night which threatened
to become q disastrous connagration, but was
checked In time. It was the work OF an incendiary
A large number OF desperate characters are here
who have threatened to burn the city. One was
arrested to-day this charge on an afldavit made
before Chief Justice Mexican.
II IL reported that the Governor will interpose
the authority OF the law against the assumed gen.
eral jurisdiction Of the Probate Courts.
Governor Woods declines to call an extra session
Of the Legislature to revise the laws.
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THE ALABAMA IMBROGLIO.

The Organization Between the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans Enected-A
~eneral Agreement to Disagrec-ThG
Assembly Adjourned and Probable
Separation or the Legislative Bodies
Again. .
The Senate yesterday organized permanently
and elected democratic officers. The Lieutenank
Governor announced that the Senate, being dalv
organized, was ready to transact business. This
early organization was brought about by the
mutual consent OF parties in the Senate, by which
the elections OF democrat from one district and
republican from another were permanently settled,
and one republican and one democrat were per-
mitted to contest their seats In the usual way. A
message was sent to the House announcing the
permanent organization OF the Senate.
and motion submitted to allow the certihcated
members rom Marengo to enrol their names
on ns she Journal as such This was igriGusly op
The republicans caucussed last night and to-day
showed some inclination to disorganize the Senate
Organize permanently on any other basis than
strict and literal compliance with the terms pro-
posed BY Attorney General Williams.
the Senate without vote; but the democrats de.
MED his authority to do so and insisted on leaving
mittee was appointed to hear and determine the
In the House the republicans would not permit
the journal to be read. They insisted on adjourn.
ing Immediately after the roll call and carried their
point They have not abandoned their Court House
organization, but meet there each morning and
legslate until twelve O'Clock and then 60 to the
Capitol and assemble there In temporary Organize
the temporary organization marked out In the At
Il e feared that the republicans contemplate
re-establiGhtng separate organization.
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THE GOVERNMENT OF COLORADO.

DENvER, Dec. 10, 1872.
A petition to the President protesting against
the reappointment OF f. M. McCook as Governor OF
Colorado IL being signed generally by republicans
appointment OF some citizen OF the TERRITORY more
In sympathy with the people and their interests.
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FIRE IN BAXTER STREET.

nre brske out last night on the nrst door Of no.
% Baxter street. that caused damage Of $1,000.
The house was occupied by Levy OpDenheimer, q
dry goods merchant who IL insured. Tho building
Is the property OF Samuel Aronson, and was dame
aged to the extent OF 500. Insured.
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH C0MPANYS
F.. ss r l.tt-i TAKES, XII -.s t1

IL @@ CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 10, 1874.
the western Union Telegraph Company entered
suit In the United States Court to-day to recover
$1,000 from Hamilton county, that sum being the
taxes on its gross receipts In this city. The COM
pany claims that to tax 1t on gross receipts is
without warrant In the constitution Of Ohio or OF
the United States.
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Great Fan OF SNOW I'm Min OILS.

CHICAGO, Dec 10, 1872.
The most violent storm OF the season COM
menced about three O'Clock this afternoon. Nearly
four inches OF snow have fallen, which drifts
greatly before northeast gale Of twenty-five
miles per hour The railroad companies report 10
sdeteu ton to trains up 20 midnight. ls = !.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Edward Dowdell, aged forty-six, living on thu
corner of Twenty.sixth street and Fourth avenue
fell down stairs last night at $40 East Thirty-nrss
street, and was instantly killed. The body was
moved 10 the Twenty-nrst precinct station house
and the Coroner notified.
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A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

BOSTON, Mass, Dec. 10, 1872.
Mr.. D. r. Stevens the contractor for the con-
struction OF the woburn Water Works. met with
painful not fatal accident 1t Horn Pond this
afternoon, having one OF his arms drawn into the
gearing OF the machinery employed In pumping
ana go badly crushed as to render amputation
necessary. His Jaw was broken and his neck badly
lanoratad
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NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Dec. 10, 1872.
Her Majestys ship Niobe has sailed with the
mails for Bermuda.
The smallpox has appeared at Bridgeport Cape
Breton and Sidney. There have been eleven fatal
cases.
The Dominion steamer Lady Head, has arrived
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NAVAL Orders.

fhe following onicers have been ordered rom
storeship supply at New York ;-Lieutenants willie
Swift, James M. Forsyth, f. @. Pendlcton CnnlieS
p. shaw and william WEIGH and Assistant ram
master w. w. Barry.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.

SPRNGYIELD. Mass, Dec. 10, 1874
Charles A. J. Stearns who killed SANDY" Thomp-
son on the 10th instant Ut Holyoke, was arrested
at Nashua, N a., this morning.
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Furious Snow Storm I'm st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 49, 1872.
furious snow storm has prevailed here since
eleven O'Clock this morning, and there s now about
three inches OF snow on the ground.
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kV6TaEG temperature yCSCtTUHy
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year Observation-Disclosures.
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truth what they wanted was responsible In
quiry BY men whom everybody knew would tell the
The President repeated that such committee
should have authority BY law to send for persons
and papers and Examine On n oath
would receive from the committee the law and the
facts in the case. Tnsy did not wish TO 60 outside
The President replied that they would be ex.
amined BY the Attorney General II II was thought
p RE New orleans delegation say tina. the worst
feature ofthis whole business II that the Kellogg
they dread the LEGISLATION which they may
ana sns' 'tSS disconnected Dc on Poc
being in favor neither Of warmoth nor Kel-
Ssg OS 0s as nsoS 81 equally
preludiced say that the leaders OF the democracy
are only in pursuit Of power and once. The fore
President asserting tkst he has only enforced the
orders and DEGREES or the Judiciary, ~ his oath
required. The Attorney General says no
70 ns p.SllsSsd .sssmenss souenns toe
anairs OF Louisiana and the Presldenps
Sonnecsion thsrewitn Frauds to the amount S. Of
discovered In the once OF the Auditor Of the state
~ New Orleans while under the control Of james
dste or nG ps wss on me War%oS scEe
One hundred and forty-stx thousand dollars IN
state warrants were issued BY Graham for print
at 5000. These warrants are said to have been
issued to Charles A. Weed, proprietor Of the New
The Attorney General says it is a.fncult to Ina
agine what Judge Campbell had IN view In asking
from the President what he knew could not
81 So ssn sSd SsS power the Ss:sn 10 ss
poa y Ss p 1SRSn. towards v ss
s S: ssS sn %na not Re
only tie future that can 10 controlled. As 10 the
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BUILDER-Well II you come TO price alone dare
say the Eastern men viii underbid US, but then
there u great difference in the class Of work All
stamps the New York built vessel.
HERALD RzPRIssHrArrvE.-Do yen think this re-
ike owns Ssss .ssay ne a0'' " look
BUILDER-I have every confidence In its increas-
ing. There IL no reason now why New York build
IN any part Of the world. Again. II things are car.
dents Message and ls ooe 600 spent annually in the
no reason, with such advantages, that We should
not be In the course OF few years In full possession
Of ss6urinS eventually f the lions share.
gentleman Tor sSe Ss had 50 cS.r rte
Sssy sees sss q 81 pretty
steamers on the stocks, rapidly approaching com
~scS Is BENG butt oi Henry smith, the we'll
known Wall street operator, has already been de-
s1s 1s1 M ana H. q .ls
the middle Of Jsnuaf re other steamer e being
Launching. This steamer, when Completed, win be
one q ne finest boats ON sn n she %
beam over all and is feet depth Of hold: she viii
have her engines furnished by John Roach 3 Son,
erful, having ooinch cylinder ana Il feet stroke,
the Narragansett Steamship Company, Intends in
dations for the passenger trade that will be con-
ducive to their comfort. This steamer win be
70 aoo n ,h Mr. mas
business has livened up considerably OF late.
Mcssrs. John Inglis 4 Son, Of Greenpoint, were
one OF the nrm was found experimenting the haul
ioff new steamer iSr xisxsnars ) Son and Do Z.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-07
CARD TO THE LADiESs
DUPONCO,S
Golden Peri0diCAl Pills !
FOR FEMALES.

There Il not lsdv living tdt what at sp,nr 7psri.
cd Of her life will find the DUPONCU GOLDEN
PILLS just the medicine she nccds
For Nervous Debility. Headache.
Eaintness, &c
Mothers. this is the greatest bicsssIng ever differ
ed you, aud yon SHOULD ir Inccialely precnre these
Pills. They never fail. And may be Aepefded upon
in every case where the monthly flow has been OBJ
.liuc,d hiourh cold or disrast They always give
Immediate relief being especially prepared for mar
ried la0ie1. A lady writes: Duponcos tiolden Pill.
relieved lie in one dav. without Inconvenience like
mage.
THE GENUINE srn put up in WHITE BONRS,
upon Zach box yon will fnd my private Rtvrnnr
stamp upon which ars the words DUPONCsI'S
GOLDEN PERIoD1LAL FILLS, In v bite Lettcra
Without that None Are Genuine
Full Nnd explicit directions accom- any ea. \ box
Price 800 rrr h. X, six toxcs $50 Sold by one
Druggist IN every town, Vi lass city and hamles ia
the world. Sod by
Won JOHNSON, Drugglst.
Sole Agent for Petroleum Centre Pa
LADIES! BY nding him 81 W to the Petro.
lpum Centre ostofce, ran have the Pills sent
LconfdenIialy) by mail, to any part Of the county,
lres of pos tage.
JOHN Y. HHNRY. General and Wholesale A'gt
Not College Place, New York CITY. 90 sm
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HRSubscribers having bought the old stand ~
i H. L. Warner. intend enlarging tho business
and will keep always hand the beat the
market affords. We will do WHOLRSALE and
RETAIL trade In the following produesAt
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The Drug
Is selling Dru
ERR than anV
THE OIL MARK ET~.

1 VAL w n " n EIN
By ". U. TEL. LINE
OFpICE OF
rETRoLSRuM CENTpn DAILY RECORD
Nov. 1882
The petroleum market Ia advancing rap
idly in price being 80 cents better than
yesterday. We quite to-day at $4.6O.
2CO barrels changed hands at that figure.
Philadelphia, NV. I.
Crude 1874.
Retined-26N.
Nov.'2e14, Dec. 26h
Market quiet
Pittsburg, Nov. 7.
Crude spot, lO24.
B. U. all year. l2It.
B. o. do. ll7s
Rsfined-spos PAX Oct
Market quiet.
NEW YORK, Nov. Z.
Crude-l4
Refined, :6sI.
Market Firm.
GOLD:sN NEW YOxK.
New foRK. Nov. Z.
Gold--Il2L.
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VISITING GOvERNESS.-AN ENGLISH LADY, SUC-
cessul in impartng sound education, with accom-
plishmens desires engagement. Children steadily
advanced. Highest references. Address KENT box l5S
Herald office.