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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-09

RETURNED TO EDoRF1ELp Miles Yel-
dell, the oolored troop from South Caro-
lima, arrested here by tho police on
Thursday. in the act Of disposjng of q
portion of some $400 stolen from Mr.. 8.
4. Tilman, postmaster at EdgeAeld, 8.
O., was sent back to tho scene Of his OK.
plot yesterday morning. Although
under bail for tho robbery charged, it is
not improbable that his bondsmen will
be anxious to surrender him whom they
understand the positive character of tho
testimony secured against him through
the prompt and efficient action of our
police officers. -A"gustd Chronicle.
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The Hon. Alfred Iverson, formerly n
Senator from Georgia in the United
States Congress, died at his residence in
East Macon last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Iverson had beon in declining health
for some months.
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FInH.-The dwelling of Mr.. John
Chumbler was destroyed by fire on Sun
day night last. Mr.. Chumbler lost
everything he possessed in the world ex.
cept the clothes on his back.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 g. q Pettengill-Einet Horses. i LIZ
a Twins Hall-Promepade. Concert. 8,
.oYacpb, Aeyinz Gas Light Bills. anuc
Il Mestbg Myrtle Lodge x of p. 700
N. I. Noses, Jr.-Prootamation. .T,f..
W: d. Love g. Go. Spring Goods.
Report Carolina National Bank. o- !.
TlJacob Levin-Hay and Fodderarq {. L
Meeting Stockholders s. O. 3. B. !:
. Notice to Tax-Paysrs. '!aa7 y ~
Alex. P. Buist-85 Reward. 40 5el !, ;.
W, Wanted.
jacob Leyin-Anotion Sale.
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AAaAsda1KiaHFasA5r IS i}Ha = -No.ihs,p
mail opens $50 A. n: and 300 Ptne,.
elossh e'R, Maaha iKoo AsM. fOSafa..
son e day axiT opeh1!sIs Il y lH r, ; ;ol51ss,b
a. NJ; night ,opsens 7.p9a T. M. : oloaaa ~
6.l5 P. N. Greenviils.opena 8. .4b Pr AL.
closes 8 A. NJ. Western ,6peIs 6,8fylA.
NJ. and IL. 80 P. NJ; !; closes 8 ana IP M
Wilmington opens 8. SO +. M, raloses
1870 A. M, ON Sunday the. oaice .is
open from 3 to4P.M. 'irr netcri tul
RkI1a1oUs SRRv1oEs ,1Hm DAY.-Tri.
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. shand, IL "A.
M. and AZ P. M. % - t'Nf-t !.
Catholic Church Rev. J. Il. Folletton..
First Mass. at z a. NE Second MAas
at 10 A. NJ; Vespors at ~ p. nj. JET
Marion Street OhurchERey. w. ID
sKirkland, 1oN A. NJ. and ~ pm.
Washington Street Church-.Rev.
8. .. Jones, 10H A: NJ. }.'e
Lutheran Church Rev. A. r. Rude.
Presbyterian Church Rev. J. r.
Wilson. II A. M. and ~ P. M.
Baptist Chnrch-Rev. j. Z. ,Menden-
hail. Pastor. 10K A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
BIRTH N1aHT.-On Friday NIGHT. there
was pleasant gathering at the resi-:
denco OF Senator Patterson, to celebrate
the anniversary OF the birth of gentle-
man who. during three years resi-.
dence, has made many friends in Dolnm-
bia. we refer TO-, Alr. F. s.. jacobs,
Cashier Of the Carolina Bank and Trust
Company. There. was music by the
Post Band. dancing and pleasant time
generally. Mr. Jacobs has many friends
in Columbia. aud they testified in cub.
stantial manner their appreciation Of
him! by the presentation OF an elegant
and substantial gold cane. GOV.
Moses acted as spokesman, and in few
appropriate remarks, reminded Mr..J.
that as years increased, the necessity Of
SUPPORT would be apparent. During
the evening. handsome cameo ring wae
quietly presented. with the accompany
ing note: trf;:v j1- y p.
.p"Te Mr.. F. s. JacobaA-from his arrnv
friends stationed at Columbia, SO.
March Z, 1873, in remembrance of the
day and as token of thcir sincere re;
gard" r. 72,7ili Ell
.,The The frolic was kept up until a late
hour. o, ~ .,o.nj. .rn
r. 90 =, vi, aii 3
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
e. =. Pettengill Fine Horses. -T
1rwIn's Hall-Promepade. Concert.a. :;
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DEATH OF VENERABLE C1T1zRN.-
Jacob Bell, ESD. au old and highly re-
spected citizen of Columbia, departed
this life. yesterday. He had been for
many years engaged in mercantile pur-
suits, and for length of time held the
position OF Ordinary Of Richlnnd. He
Leaves many friends and relatives to la
ment his decoase.
PuGNIxIASA-The life we live is but
small part of the real life. A great
man may begin life in hovel.
The ehome circuit-Walkipg about with
u baby in the night.
The Slcf Of Life is the title of Lon
don paper representing tho banking in
terest
Painful suspense-Hanging.
A tight fit-Delirium tremens.
A bridal rein-The honey moon.
Familiar Quotations" P. NJ.
A chimney.sweep likes his trade be.
cause it scots him.
Model wives formerly took stitch in
time; now. with the aid Of sewing ma
chimes, they take one in DO time.
No wonder the country editor said lie
was puzzled in looking at ladies' hair to
know which was switch.
A photographers epiiaph-Taken
from life.
Vulgar nature alono suffers vaiply.
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hCCOuut5 6uall 10 6Ahtulu6u Auu HuulC6u
by committee to BIO appointed by tho
General Assembly at its present session,
which committee shall report to the next
session OF tho General Assembly. on or
before the 1st day Of December, 1878.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.
SEC. 3. For the purchase of books for
the Supreme Court Library, one thou
sand dollars, If 80 much be necessary.
Justice; for the contingent expenses of
the Act ratified the 18th day Of Septem-
attendant on the Library and the rooms
of the Supreme Court, I've hundred dol
lars, to Ee paid quarterly, on the war
rant OF the Chief Justice on the Urea.
sury, tue said attendant to be appointed
by and removable at the pleasure OF said
court.
ORDINARY CIVIL EXPENSES.
SEQ 4. For the Civil Contingent
Fund, twenty thousand dollars, TO be
drawn on the warrant of tho Comptrol-
ler-General, oountersigned by the Go.
vernon; and the officers OF the different
departments drawing upon the Civil
Contingent Fund shall, on or before De-
cembcr 10, at the next session of the
General Assembly, make report of tho
amount they have 80 drawn to the Gone
raj Assembly; for the purchase Of books
and stationery for the various County
Auditors Of this State, five thousand
dollars; for tho support Of the Lunatic
Asylum. seventy. seven thousand fre
hundred dollars. ten thousand dollars of
which, or such amount as the Treasurer's
books will show as yet due on tho con-
tract for the same, to be applied to the
completing OF the unfinished wing of
tho Asylum, and two thousand five hun.
drod dollars for the payment of the ar.
chiteot, and five Thousand dollars for
heating and furnishing the now wing Of
the Asy ylum, to be paid on the warrant OF
the Comptroller General, on tho applica.
tion of tho Board OF Regents: Prooided,
That not more than two thirds Of the
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To THE LADIES, PARToUIARIH.-We
call the special attention ofou readers to
the advertisement OF MeSsrs. l. Blum &
Bro. found elsewhere In our columns.
This firm have now open their full stock
OF Spring Dry Goods, which comprises an
attraction Of rare merit. Throughout
their entire range of Fancy Dress Goods
the newest and most desirable fabrics,
such as silk japanese SuitingS, Spring
Poplins, silk wrought suitingV, travelling
suitings, and an extensive variety Of black
Alpacas and Mohairs, and the like are es-
peclally noticeable, while other new col
orIngs equally attractive comprise an as.
sortmeni that for beauty and cheapness
are not to be surpassed, viii naDy are Of
that engaging character that must COM
pei selections upon examination. The
consuming community may rest assured
that from this day forward this new firm
will take the rank as the cheapest Dry
Goods dealers in our midst. We would
advise our ladies to call on Messrs. l Blum
& Bro, at 1874 Main street, and at their
Branch Store, 10 Main street, when out
shopping, where you will find an'elegsnt
stock Of Dry Goods at wonderfully low
prices.
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P1rAaANr ArrAm.-From DC EYans-

PLEASANT AFFAR.-From the Evans
vile (Ind.) Journal Of the 10Th inst. we
take the following report Of q very pleas
ant affair which occurred the evening be
fore at the residence OF Rev. L. B. Car
penter, the minister assigned to Fourth
Street N. E. Church In this city for the
current conference year:
PARTING TOKEN.
The Ladies Of Trinity Church egpreW TIER
Appreciation Of Mrs. Req. L. B. Cdrpsn'
ter.
Att o'clock las. evening tho parlors Of
the Second Street residence Of Rev. L. B
Carpenter witnessed IN affair, which, as
It was gotten up entirely by the ladies o.
Trinity Church, was OF course, elegant
and beyond criticism. They had, insecret,
selected that evening as an appropriate
one for the presentation Of a token 'oI
their regard 10 Mrs. Rev. L. B. Carpenter
The few moments previous TO the
formal Offering of the testimonial were
pleasantly occupied in conversation, and
there could not have been a more COM
plete surprise than was in store Tor the es'
teemed vile Of the recent Pastor oil Trini'
ty Church. As the Rev. Carpenter Is soon
to depart for his new field OF labor, II
seemed very natural that the large mum:
Der Of his friends who were present should
have taken this us n proper occasion for
bidding him farewell and invoking theiI
WGod speed" upon his future But the
gathering was suspicious Of an event Of On
entirely different sort. The gilt which
had been chosen by the ladies as On cx-
preston Of their regatd, was an elegant
gold watch and chain, bearing the In
scription: "Presented 10 Sister Carpen-
ter, by the ladies Of Trinity Church"
Mrs. II. A. Ross, President Of the La
dies Society, made very neat presenta'
ton speech, as follows:
ut ls Doddridge, II mistake not, who
said: Gold cannot purchase affection!
that love alone, Is the price Of love. !
agree with him. But, when the heart
goes out In affection or love, sincere and
true, it Is ever seeking an expression Of
that love by word, or net, or token
Therefore, Sister Carpenter, In the name
Of tho ladies Of Trinity Church, l present
you this gift as u testimonial Of our love
for you, recognizing the sacrifices you
make in having no permanent home-in
being constantly called upon to sever asso'
Citations and friendships, however dear
and to bear and 10 suffer kindness for the
cause Of Christ And now, as you go
hence from US, we wish you to feel and
know that you have in us friends. who
will long remember and pray for you and
yours"
Although Mrs. Carpenter was com
pletely taken by surprise, she expressed
her gratitude for this token Of esteem in
the most happy manner, and spoke Of her
many friends among the members oil the
church and the kindness which she had
experienced during her stay in the city.
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter also made few
brief impromptu remarks in his happiest
vein, after which the gathering adjourned
in very satisfactory state Of mind.
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DISCHARGED. - Louis Mexican had
"Pony" Gray arrested and taken before
Esq. GillespY, Saturday afternoon, on a
charge Of having stolen a silver watch
and chain valued at forty dollars. The
evidence disclosed the fact that Mexican
had been drunk the night before, and that
Gray had assisted him in getting home,
Near the Vigilant engine house, Mexican
lelI down and it is supposed his watch
left his pocket about that time, as it was
found there Saturday morning, almost
covered with snow. There was not o
particle Of proof that Gray had taken 1t,
and the Justice very properly discharged
the prisoner from custody.
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POLICE CouRT.-Up until fifteen min
utes Of the hour fixed for the meeting Of
tho Police Court, Saturday morning, there
had been no arrests made, and those &C.
quainted with 1.-THE situation" had about
come 10 the conclusion that the Court
would sustain another "whitewash." Just
then jolly, good natured man, answer
ing TO the significant name Of schnopps,
was 80 indiscreet as to make his appear
ance on the streets in a state OF hilarious
inebriety. 1t was but the work Of mo-
ment for an officer to ''schnsp" him up,
and bring him into the presence Of Judge
Rogers, who after hearing the evidence,
fined him two dollars and costs. schnopps
seemed to enjoy 1t, as he afforded tho
crowd great amount Of amusement by
singing songs and cracking jokes.
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tSStC, dizziness, mental depression lo,s Of appc.
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III. SaEeI6 CntRrrh Remedy, whca
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rect specific for this loathsome dl:casc, and lhs
proprietor oaers, III good faith; $500 reWnrd
fnr Il case he can not cure. Tho Remedy Il mkt
"IJnl"n n,,t 10 use. containing no strong or CauFC
J%T!s or pOISonp. The Caiarrh Remedy is FoN G
"a cents, DouclIe at 60 cents, by NIL Drug.
SSJ,SSS' or either will he mailed by proprIcOrCn
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GHnIc Proprietor, TI'TFIl.O, NY,
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER ooDs.-C.
Hess, northwest cornet Of Main and
Quincy streets, has just received full lines
Of Cloths, Csssimers, VestingS &C., Of the
latest styles and best makes, and adapted
to tho season and this market. Large
stock OF oentlemen's Furnishing Goods
always in store. All the clothing manu-
featured at this establishment warranted
to give satisfaction. Prices as reasonable
as any flrGt.class house in the city. Call
and examine goods and compare prices.
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RrvRRsDE FuRNAoE.-The successful
working of Riverside Furnace was, inter.
rupted Friday from some cause, the pre-.
else nature Of which, we have not been
abba TO ascertain. Capt's Vance and
Hearn, two Of the owners, and several
other gentlemen went down Saturday
morning to investigate the difficulty, but
we have not heard their report. 1t was
stated in our hearing, that It 1t should be
necessary ITO blow out" the furnace; It
would involve q loss Of many thousand
dollars. We hope the statement will not
prove to DO correct. The furnace has
now been In active operation more than
twelve months, and has been q great sue
ceOa every way. The largest production
during any one day since the blast was
put on was eighty tons, For six weeks,
at one period, the average was nearly
seventy tons every twenty.Iour hours.
We trust the present mIhAp may not DO
30 serious % represented.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-An ad-
journed meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Citizens Street Railway Company
was held in the City Building, Saturday
afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Tho meeting
was organized by calling DR.. Todd to the
chair, and electing John E. Wilson, Sec.
rotary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be to determine whether the
President of the Company should receive
a salary, or not; and if decided TO pay
him salary, how much,
Mr.. A. G. Robinson made the motion
that the President be paid 5000 for his
services during the ensuing year.
This called out protracted discussion
in which Messrs. Robinson, ]. Il: Hobbs,
O'Brien, Wilson, DR.. Hupp, ]. L. Hobbs,
John Bishop and others participated.
One Of tho speakers declared emphatical-
ly that tho President had snubbed the
Directors, and conducted himself as II he
owned the road. This was promptly
disclaimed by tho President. 1t was also
alleged that months had interviewed be.
tween the meetings Of the Board, where
as one Of the rules requires meeting to
be held on the first Monday evening Of
each month. Tho reason assigned for
this apparent dereliction OF duty was,
that there did not appear to be any
special necessity for meeting. Tho rule
referred 10 makes 1t the duty Of the Sec
rotary to notify the members ofthe Board
when there ameeting to be held, and it
occurred to US that this charge looked
like visiting the sin IF there was any
upon tho head Of the President,
Like everything else in this world the
discussion reached an end, and before q
vote was taken on Nr. Robinson's motion,
r. s. Irwin was elected assistant 9ecre-
tary. ar
The stockholders came forward ana de-
posted their ballots, when it was found
that the proposition had prevailed by the
following vote. Yeas 94O 10; Nays 469
Az.
The following resolutions wero offered
by Mr.. J. h. Hobbs, and were adopted at.
ter being fully discussed:
ReSo!red, That we the stockholders,
hereby request the Directors Of this COM
pany 10 abolish the present ticket system
and to adopt some Of the systems In use
upon other roads, whereby the sale Of
tickets shall be made on the cars by the
conductor, and In quantities Of not less
than twenty-five cents value.
ReS6Ired, That the Directors arrange
for a car. to carry passengers TO the
Sixth and Eighth wards at later hour
than tho Lust one now goes to said local..
ty. The last car now leaves In front Of
the Mcclure House at fifteen minutes oil
ten p. N. >
The following was offered by Mr.. Rob.
inson and was adopted: ReSolVed, That
should the Directors adopt the the ticket
system, the room now occupied as an
Office DO abandoned, and the business be
done at an Office to be fitted up at the
stables OF the Company In Centre Vince.
ling.
Adjourned.
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REPORTED ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUI
c1DE.-There was a report current OF
the streets yesterday, that q woman In
North Wheeling, attempted to commit
suicide Saturday evening, by taking poi
son. To make sure work OF 1t, AZ she
thought, she swallowed large dose Of
arsenic, but 1t did not have the desired
effect Her stomach rejected the poison
GUS article, and her life was saved there
by. It's said that she had been driven
to commit this rash act by the inebriety
Of her husband.
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NAME CHANaED.-An event OF rather
an extraordinary character transplred IL
this city, yesterday. We refer to the
changing Of tho name of the Catholic
Cathedral on Fifth street, heretofore
known as St. James. From a member Of
that denomination VIC learn that at the
last Ecumenical Council ST.. Joseph was
declared the patron Saint Of the church
of the world. Sometime since applica-
ton was made to the Pope for permission
to change the name (St. James, Of the
Cathedral In this city to that Of 81
Joseph, and the request was granted,
Yesterday, there was q remuneration oil
the ediHce by appropriate services
sOlemnhigh mass was perlormed-Bl Bishop
WhelAn officiating. Hereafter the Cathe
drAl will be known by its new name-st
Joseph. Tho order Of tho sisterhooI
here bears the same title.
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PLEASANT DAY.-Yesterday was q
pleasant daY-warm and spriDg.llke. The
various churches were largely attended
and a largo number oil people were on the
streets during the entire day. Last night
at II o'clock mixture Of snow and rain
was coming down gently, with pros
pect Of storm Of no mean proportions
before morning.
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To KEEP THE PEACE.-The irrepressi.
BILE James McCarty was discharged from
Jail Saturday morning, and had hardly
breathed the air of freedom, when an
officer arrested him Tor carrying "a dan
gerOuS and deadly weapon"-viz: a pair
of brass knucklers. McCarty was taken
before Esqr., Glllespy, whorequired him
to give bail in one hundred dollars to keep
the peace one year. He found bonds
man and was released.
This is the same party who was before
the County Court two or three times
during its last term on writs of hGbsaI
corpus. McCarty Is getting into an ex'
tenslve law practice here.
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TTaneDOPtatTOn.
EAST AND WEST,

And running splendid Day Coaches and Pullman
Palace Cars on all night trains.
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAyRs wEST-LKAvEB
Daily lt. 49,. $50 a. IN. Daily at ..ll:9O a. m
FAST LINE.
Daily At. SO p m. Daily 4. $40 . m
SSundAyG excepted. "sundayS excepted.
THROUGH MAIL.
Daily a. ..ii:Ss ,. m. Daily At. loo a. m
saturdays excepted. csundAyS excepted.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
"rAsr-LEAyEs Arrives Cum.
Daily Of. .1i:lb 6. m. berlAnd .G6S p. m
"SundAys excepted.
NEWARK ACCOMMODATION.
"wEBT-LEAvEs Arrives New.
Daily at. 400 p N. ArE..'.....lHlOp p m
"SundAys excepted.
WHEELING, PITTgG 3 BAIT. DIVISION.
.b1 SAI5T ANY .wu, ShsF51ATI'
Wheeling daily t. m ws SEiiiG o'U = -
.s:2S p. m. Pa, daily q. $40 P. m
SSundRys excepted. Sundays excepted.
East bound Trains make Connections n
Baltimore with trRIns for Philadelphia, New
York and DoSton. At Relay House, via Wash
lnRton City, for al points South.
West bound trains make direct connection foE
al points West and Northwest.
Tlckcta to all principal points can DU procured
N' 1'' '"'' '0 THos. R. SHARP,
ABB't Master Of Transportation.
IL T. DEvRIEs, Geu'l Agent, wheeling
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Adjourned.

PUBLIC Discussion CoNT1NuED.-The
public discussion Of tho question ''should
Capital Punishment be Abolished" thai
was commenced on last Wednesday even,
ing at tho 1st Ward Lyceun, will be con,
tinued tonight. The subject was well
handled by the debators on last Wednes,
day, and was listened to by a very large
audience, no doubt there will be a crowd
this evening. Debate commences at hal
past seven.
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MARSHALL CIRCUIT CoURT. - Judge
Melvin returned from Wellsburg, Friday
night, having closed up the unfinished
business Of the Circuit Court for Brooke
We were informed Saturday, that His
Honor would go to Marshall today and
resume the chancery docket Of his court
for that county.
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OFF FOR THE soUTH.-Geo. L. Wheat
Esqr, and wife left on the Hudson, satur'
day evening, for Cincinnati, whence they
60 to 81. Louis, New Orleans, &c. They
propose to be absent a month or six
weeks. We wish them q pleasant trip
and safe return.