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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
8erbeTertns Ses 6TentIt0em
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9ie @iotGbtenftcommtifton BAT if6 nidt
70 ber16Limmert, tpte man na9 benz
&iidtrttt bes 6errn Curtis befIr6tete ;
uno in ser ger1on 6es 6rn. Cation bon
Stem Oorf 16eint Curtis einen re9t OUT
ten Na9folger erbalten sn 6aben. Sin
~rGu6tges S6af lit fretli6 Der Na6foIger
Wteota'S, Sbeuabar9er; bod ber ate
Sorti6rtttsmann Soiepb Meotn Iebt ia
gar ui6t me6r; Ser, pel6er ft6 be1te fir
i'm auSgiebt, 1T ietn @egentbeil, ndmli6
eth gang berbiiiener 0unfeImann.
Die BON Ser @tntlotenftcOmmiIfton in
i6rer iebt9en 3uiammeniebung gema6ten
nn0 bonn YrGitoenten at1genommerert
8ori6LGge itnb gar nibt libel. 9enn ie
beabit6ttgen, bic Gnlpfeblungen fit Qlnz
ftelungen BON Setten ser G%ongreBmitz
glieber &C. mD9lt6it au beiettigen un6 ber
Nbiebung gutter 8earnter; penn ite muir
ben 3tpef Bat, 8Iab fit Nnbere su MAJ
den, etne1 na6balti9en GiegeI bor5u>
16teben. Nu6 iorgen lie 0afir, 6aB
fulftig etn gra1nen BON &anotbaten nt6t
nut in ber 8nnbes6aupt1taot, 1onber1t in
per19tebenen QdroeSt6eilen 1tattftnoet.
0ie1e utb anoere 8orf9IGge ser @tbiIs
btenitcommtiftor ftn6en 1el6it BEN 8eifau
Der Stem gorfer Nation, ber uner1nio>
Ii9iten unb unerbtttlt6iten 8efirtportez
rim elmer griinbLt6en SGuberung n1b
8eierun8 bes DffentIi6en 9tenites. Sic
iagt:
vQae bon ser Gomntffton bor9e16[az
geaen Seittmmun9en ntiiiiem ais niiBlt6
anerfannt uerDen unb ft1to barauf bere6z
net, Der &eform me6r StGrfe un6 Nuf>
rt6ttgfett gu berIetben; fe 9riinben 1t6
9~roBentbetls, mo ni6t gang, auf bte btsz
bergen ~@rfabrungen Ser Brifungsbe>
bor6e. 9lm pi6ttgften lift btenei9t bic
Seittmmung betreffs 6es Grdmens tn berz
16teoenen 2anbest6etlen. Die @rfdbrun9
bat 9e3et9t, DaB fir BEN &egierungs6tenit,
10 LANCE Die Yrifun9ett aus16lteBIt6 tn
Waibtngton ftattfiuben, bauptiG9lt6 UNI
ter ben Setnobnern bes 0i1trifts Golutt>
btd 1no bes bena6barten States
WearDlanb refruttrt tper6en ntuB; un6
beS9alb bat Die 8riifun9scomnnt1Iion fir
bas S6abantt idpn Iebtes SSriibiabr Sic
iebt bon Ser GibilDienitcommtI1ton borz
gei6lagene Menoernng empfoDlen. 9to6
benz lebt9en 8ori6lag fonen bic Staaten
nno Serrttorten na9 WeaBgabe ber Gtn>
tDDbner3dbl in flint 8e3trfe obgetbetlt
tDeroen ; nno IN ieoem 6teier flint groBen
8eatrfe fDa iebes Babe Sd6r at einem
paiienben m09lt6ft i'm WtttteIpunfte gez
Ie9enen Blabe bas @ramen f%tattftnben,
na66em Que, bic it6 3u bemielben gez
meloet baben, brtefli6 bena9ri9tigt iin6.
0as @rgebniB Der Yriifung tpiro tbnen
ebenfaus brieHi6 a~ngefun6igt tperoen i;
un6 70 tperoen ben Betperbern bic &eties
foite11 uno BITE Soften, bic tbnen bis iebt
aus Dem Warten auf bas &eiultat err
tpn6fen, groBentbetIs eripart per6en.
vSn etnem an6ereu gunfte ftn6 Sic
@ommtHGre-tpo6l mebr aus &Iugbetts>
riidft6ten aIs aus 1eber3eugung-uentz
ger fortf6rittlt6 als Bic @raminatoren
Dom S6abamte. Die Iebteren erfLGrten:
es iei tbre Weinung, vbaB fetne &eformz
maBreseI ii9 oils binIangI;9es Otittel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
N5ochenfliiche Blli,,ciis $Sfaafs-Beifaene.

aeeen 6ds uebel ertpetien tDer6e, fails fie
ni6t cine anftGnbtge 8e1olbung uno
Nmts6aner uno cine Benitpn fiir's Sitter
nit 1i6 brtnge." 9age9en 1agen Dte CONF
miiiGre: vgStr glauben nt6t, 6aB 6te
Srage BON Der ge66rigen 0auer Der Nmts>
seit 3lr Giptlotenftreform, 10 e oie1e
test begonnen TT, in artberer ais
mitteIbarer @erbinbnne iteRt:" 8eibe
Gole9ten betonen iebD9 etnittmmrtg Bic
guten Wtrfu1tgen Der btS6er DDQItreGten
8or16rtften.
v@tn @ramen fitr gonfuln 1T int MeGrs
5. s.. etn9eftDrt tDoroen; unb tpie Bic
@Dmntt1dre ia9en, bat man alen
@run6, gu gIauben, baB untauglt6e Yerz
fonen g~rDBtentbetls auf60ren tper6en, 1t6
mad btelem 3petge bes Dffentli6en Diem
ites 5u orGn9en, u1o 6aB 0te, tpel9e Die
Brifung belteDen, int Sta1oe 1ett tperz
ben, Oem 2anOe b~efriebigenbe 9ienite s1
Ietlten." 9aS Yate1tamt bat mad Der
9ariteu1n9 Der @ommtiiion ebenfalIS
bur6 bus SD1tem ser Goncurspriifun9
9etDonnen, tDel6eS au6 bic @trfun9 bat,
DAB Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES me9r 3eit
er9alten, ii@ benz 0ffentIi9en @ei6Gft gu
tptomen."
90 meit Sic "Nation", Scr BET Ser eirz
i6neibenben &ritif, mel6e fte lber Ste
5anblungen Der Iomtntitratton aussuz
iben pf1egt, Niemanb i60nfdrberii6e
Nbft6ten 3ni6retben tptrb. Selbit ite
i6eint it6 Der 9offnung %btn3ueeben, baB
tpenigitens aus BEN boIstebenben 9eparz
tements bes 8unbes Die Corruption 1tnb
l1nfdbt9feit meDr un6 mebr neri6ipinbe1t
peroen, bic ii6 I'M seiebge6enben 3tpetse
nod 10 iebr brett MAIDEN.
@ber fretli6 ptrb man ti6tt9 aufpolz
fen miiiien, bamit BrGIibent Grant alien
9nten Gtsgeln Ser @iptlDtenftcommt1iton
gum Srobe, nt6t ipieber iiber bic S6l1ur
baut, tpte ct es felt benz 8eginn ietuer
s%ipetten Administration bereits in 70
man6em Safe (GaIeb, Nemman ac.) sez
than bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
Ser StnateI SttrG SaS GelSen8es
h{rnf.

9ieies rieiige 8erf, gegen tpeI9es
felbit Der GunneG bur9 bic Q1pen unter
Dem Mtont @ents flein eri6etnt, lit be-
retts in lngriff genommen BON Ser
Sierra Ma6re EunneL Gomponb of @os
Iora6o". @enn 6asIelbe nit Ser ame=
rifanii6en @ner9ie forti6rettet, NIT Der
es b~egonnen iDurbe, tpObet natirIt6 bor
Nnem nDtbig tit, 6aB ieineu Stnan3mdnz
nern Der 2lt6em ni6f aussebf, 10 tpir6 es
4ues in S9atten iteuen, mas bis iebt
BON Der Sngenteursfunit ieI6ft i'm 3eitz
alter Der 9acificba6n, 0es Sue3<@anaIs
rnb oeS Ofont Gents SunneIs bou6ra6t
tpurbe.
6auptsped 6es Eunnels in @oIoz
raoo lit natiirli6 Sic S6affung elmer une
terir0ii6en SdienenftraBe, bard tpel9e
Der 8eg na6 benz StiQen Meere arf Der
ilber 9enper gebenben Santos 8aciftcz
Babn abgetir5t ltnb ibm cine groBe 3a61
MeiIen, Die er ionit i'm 3i63ad iiber bas
@sbirge aaradlegen miiBte, eripart
tpiirDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
Set fte8rci0e rmfti@e GcI05W8 TT
&1ttua+
Gfrid)t ttnts neltld)en ar,trs.

ga Sen. &auffmdnn iebt pfftsten Sic
Gapitulatton bes Gban bon &6ttpd gez
.melbet tat, 10 1GBt 1i6 at benz bollitGnz
'btgen Siege Der &llien. Ser i6om Dor
einigen Bo6en BON einem 2onboner
8lafte (OatlD Gelegrapb) nnb mad bte=
fem bonn &abel berfritbt gemeloet tDnrbe,
nidt mebr 5wetfeln.
lleber 9anb mnb 2ente in &bitpa Daben
mir beretts nettldufig bert6tet, ebenio
iiber Sic Dirt unb S6tpterigfett beS ruff
16en 9elo3ugs bur9 bte bortige 8iiite.
9asSerratn berettete Der in flint Seer
fGulen mariGiren6en rs 900 bis 80, 600
Wtann ftorfen tii6tiget ltnb nit aIem
N0tbi9en treffli6 ausgeitattetet ruiiii6en
9Derdttonsarmee iDeit meDr 8erlegen>
beiten, ais Ste Do6ftenS 1900 Otann
itarfen fbtipeiti6en StrettfrGfte, Iber
Sic nir f6on frilber einsebenb beridtez
ten. Scr War16 bur6 Die 8iiite mat
nit grDben 8el6tDeroen %berfniipft Ddb>
rer1b anfGtglt6 groBe &Glte berr1dte,
inter oer Sic &ameele uno Bferoe fart
Iitter. trot 1pGter briGenoe 0tbe Elm, All
Ser 1t0 Wttt6e geieateu, bic ben 1al5i9en
Stnl1b ouftpirbelten u1to ba6ttr9 oieWfar=
16iren6en iiberauS belGlti9ten. Ser @e@
1ultDDetISIIIuIlp petStnpPt4t oLteo lepuW
Elm DerbGltniBmdBi9 befrtebtgenber.
Die Marf6rDute rt6tete fib na6 Ser
Sage Ser Oaien uaO i9rer 8rrnnen, ul,o
purbe ME nerfebIt, ba it6 INNER DerlGBz
It6e Su6rer BON elmer Safe CUR al1beren
fa116en. lteberOteS tporen in ben Bergen
6es 8ufontou fletne Streifparrieen poz
itirt, benen bic Si6erung ber 8ruuuenz
i%tationen 6altptauf9abe mar. Die ST.
pebitton ipurbe au6 bur6 cine fleine
6ampferfotte auf benz lraliee inter-
8iel bing bon Set 8eantipprtung Der
&rQoe ob, Oh Der Selbsug nod I'M Stunt
al Gnbe gebra6t tper6en fOnne; behn i'm
Saufe beS sunni tpirb bic 5ibe in Sbipa
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
office: Gds 0fs8~oiBinstonHr. unb 5. aoeaue

,,Der mffen.'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
mn,t MaD ..no Getn.
g II s..

Die 6aupttunneGta6t 1T
iett g Baltimore. Wfit etnem Soften
aufipan6 BON S., 200, 900 lit nunme6r nm
ter Der StaDt Das nntertrbil6e Giienz
babuiDltem p%oaenbet, bur6 tpel6es nit
Mltsnabnle ber Baltimore nnb ODios
@~tlenbabn ale anoeren 8abnen nit eins
amber p%erbunben un6 bis gum Seebafen
(8atapsco) gefiibrt itl1b, nit Dem bic
8altimore7S zBabn idon porber per-
bunoer mar. Die SlutneIs 5te9e1t lib inn
@ansen flint &eilen peit inter Der Staot
bin. Sic purDen auf's SoIioeite btnlen
3tpei Sa6ren gebaut, ipas obne bic Saz
del Ser md6tisen Bci1niblpania &oao
ntbt m0gli6 g~eipeien mare. Die 8a1s
nert, ipei6e bieie 3unnels benuben, iilb
Sic @eit> Warplanbs, bic Baltimore
un6 8otomacz, Die Norb Central nn6
b;e Bbilabelpbia, 8ilmtnton uuO 8alti,
more1 @ienbaDne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
in Ser triibifen .3eit feiner GonHiftss

in Der triibiten 3eit ieiner Gonfliftss
periobe.
Selbft ieinen bebren Jtu5m beS Giniz
gers uno bes Webrers 0euti6lanbs ieBt
ct bur6 btefe reaftiondre 8erbobrtbett
alf'S Spiel. Sn6em ct 6te BON tbrn berz
9eiteute &ei6s9etpalt ntAt nur nt6t CUR
9eritellun9 zines tpern aud MIR bei6ei7
6enen WtaBes BON Sretbeit, i%onOern 5ur
&ne6tun9 beS @ebanfenS Dentist, gez
fGbrOet er Die Gtnbett ieIbit; benin er
gtebt babur9 bem Bartifulartsm1s no
mentlt6 ber beutl6en S%iiOftaaten, beren
PreB8eiebgebun9 feline 70 gang nteber=
trG6tige 1T ipie Die preuBti6e, etne gez
ptiie frei6ettlt6e 8ere9ttgung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08

Gieie grmdBisnns tritt jeSO9 MIR born elm, mehn Oie
Gamen Ser abOurenteu ouf NJ al sinseiunbt perz
ben, unb sruur inter @orauSbesablnns fir oas
Sabr 1873.
Ereten gu einem Club ipdter r%peitere Ibpnrenten b;n5n
70 msrben bic abontemetspreiie fir biefe 5u %benieIbsn
Gtubz0ioten berebnet. SoI8en, bic Clubs pom 20 bis 25
Gbounenten btloei,, ieuoen wir1 GrentpGar gratis.
Sebsr atte Qbonneut, Der nod spei ueue 4bonuenten
fIr 1873 unS 81 etnienoet, erbdlt iein Grentplar Elm Subr
irei-
I'm 9zoftn,eiter, 9tgenttn &C. fir Dtube un6 l%tntoiten si
enti6doiseu, ~sendbreu mir ~beniel6st einen 8obutt Don
10 BroSent auf oIs GelOer, bic un5 Don ~benislben etnses
ionot werbeh.
@5et6enienOunser limb, no es m0stid, in Bolt : SsGbs
onmeiiun9en ober resiitrirteu 8refen ;u MAIDEN.
0ton ~abreiire:
SGttois @taatSseftanessGp.,
Chicago. Su.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-07-08
elbon,,ententss@retie

Seltelunsen iinO gu %aorelitret an DE
Satnpis Gteatssei4mnassGo.
G9ied9o, 81.
SeIprnere @prt6ciie
s%epdbret nir @bonnenten, bic lid fir 8er6reituns unz
ieres 8lattes beainDen, ME foIst:
gSpd,enbIatt, ip1ie @eftcn:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31
its portals and ia.sles. spd patriotism
inspire It's tscoanoils. M e. u

i@ portals ana 1nestoe end patriotism
inspire It's connoils. A q u
Well indssd would il be Tor out. poor
State, State !: q. ssss:ssszs "a s2ssshen.ione Of
our nsighSor shon,d come even half
true. Aistate which has been reduced
as ours has, from the preyiDg upon it of
greater plaques than ever devastated
Egypt, which now lies PROSTATE aud
powerless within the grasp OF robbers,
will welcome any power. any influence.
which shall rand its chains, md free it
from further torture. And as God is
just, His retributions will overtake the
wrong-doers. The cross of suffering
will ct length be replaced by the crown
OF rejoicing. Our people have only to
be wise, discreet and patient and bide
their time. They must not lose hope.
They must maintain their integrity.
They must work heart and soul for their
country. Aad in the great duty which
lies before them to meet. we have every
confidence that the Patrons of Hus-
bandry, as an organization, will do their
part nobty in the future, as they have
done it Individually in the past.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31
i;s More, Thank You.

Upon motion OF Mr.. Whittemore, the
Senate, on Wednesday, indefinitely
postponed concurrent resolution from
the House, authorizing suit to be con:
menoed by the Trustees Of the Agrioul.
tural College against n. a. Kimptou, to
recover certain bonds. the proceeds of
the agricultural land scrip. The discus.
sion upon the matter showed oonvio-
ton, on the part of the Senate. that it
was useless to try to recover the bonds.
They are hopelcssly gone. They decline
pursuing them at all, and abandon the
investigation. The parties who traded
of these bonds go scott free. But Mr..
Whittemore holds that the State of
South Carolina is bound to make the
bonds good. The scrip has been sold.
lie says. and the bonds stand in the
name of nobody knows who, but South
Carolina is solemnly bound to make
good every cent the scrip brought. If
this view be accepted, South Carolina
has found the agricultural land scrip do
nation costly uffair, and the United
States Government will confer G favor if
it sends no more presents. which, when
squandered by officials. and wasted in
riot and fine living, have to be replaced
and made good by tho poor. cheated
State itself.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

REDUCTION OF PRICES. 1t is stated
that the hotels in New York. ere long,
will follow the example Of the theatres
in the reduction Of prices. Overtures
to thut effect have already been MAD to
one another by the proprietors OF not q
few Of tho leading houses, and all that
is needed to secure tie resnit aimed at
is COMFORT OF action. and the Indications
ars that that will soon be had. There
is also strong pressure on the Broad
way omnibus lines to reduce their ten
cent fares 10 six cents. The down
town restaurants are feeling their way
in the same direction, under strong
sense Of slf.interest.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

R1oHLAND COUNTY MIR. Auditor So.
lomon has rendered into the Comptrol.
ler- Generals Office the abstracts and re-
turns of the property of Richland
County, as prepared by him and equal
lied by the County Board. From the
returns, we take the following interest
ing figures:
The valuation of the real estate Of
Columbia is So. 745, $40; personal pro.
perty, 1852. 1903. The total valuation
of the whole County is: Real estate
80. 5l2, 79O; personal property, $2,591,
2O5; aggregate valuation of Rtchlnud
County, 30, lob .995. exclusive of returns
OF railroads and telegraph companies.
etc.. which will increase this amount
about $5OO.0OO
The total number Of acres returned in
the County is 334. 52l, of which 5l,2i7
acres were under cultivation this year.
There are 1888 acres of meadow
ands; wood and other uncultlvatcd
lands. 272. 481 acres.
There are Sl.943. 700 Of public pro.
perty which is not subject to taxation.
This consists Of the State House and
grounds, which are valued Ut 81, 900.
0O0; Trinity Church parsonage, So .OUO;
Trinity Church. $34. 600; Sonth Caro-
lima College and buildings, S!6O. 900;
Clty Hospital, $500; Stewards Hall,
So. 500; Presbyterian Church, Marion
street,) $40, 600; Washington Street Nj.
b. Church. S25, 1000; Columbia Metho-
dist Female Seminary. $4,000; Plain
street Baptist Church. $50. 900; court
House lot, $1,000; A. NJ. E. Church,
eorner Of Sumter aud Taylor streets,
5000; Palmetto Engine Company,
81. 900; Presbyterian Colored Church,
$5, 900; Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary, 300, 900; Columbia Male Aoade.
my. Sc, 900; Columbia Female Academy.
Sl3, 900; Taylor bnrying ground. So, 500;
1.unatio Asylum buildings, $2lO,OOU;
Clmwood Cemetery, $4,000; Lutheran
.Jhnrch, S.. 600; Marion Street Metho.
dist Church, 82.0U0; United States
Court House lot, $4,000; City Park,
S25, 900: Arsenal buildings. SIG. 600;
Jail, $l3.500; Odd Fellows Hall, 81. 500;
Baptist Church, corner of Washington
and Gadsden streets. $4,000; Howard
School. $4,000; Hebrew burying
ground, $500; DsLson burial ground,
$1 800; State Penitentiary, $50, 600;
Water Works basin, SIS, QUO; st. Potter y
Churoh, $4,000; Market building,
$4,000: Independent Fire Engine Com
pany, I'll, 900; Lebanon Lodge No. g.,
"a. 900; Baptist Calvary Church, $3. 500;
Methodist Episcopal Church grounds,
%. O00; City Hall lot, $1O.80O.
Of stock in the County, the following
showing is made: Horses, 9o4; horned
cattle, 1888; mules, 1881; sheep, l, ,S66;
swine, Att; dogs. LASS.
A Junction City, Kansas, girl swal.
lowed a pin about a year ago, which re-
gently made its Appearance, coming ont
through the left eve. entiraiv daetrn i,
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History repeats itself in this quotation
from newspaper printed 100 years ago:
ut is computed that no less than 100
considerable merchants. bankers aud
traders have been absolutely ruined
since june, 1772,' owing to speculation,
made bills and every species Of deceisiul
credit"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

Mr.. Humbert introduced joint reso-
lntio4 4thori4ingI audss diHartiggEthe
County apommissiohers spf Darji1Ston
County 10 open sapnblicshighwsy.
i NJ. Cstttendeg introdnoedl . bial to
s1aoaI H6uti0a 0GGsgC.E.a:xser ~~II, 6::!!s 6.!s
Il Part~1, OF t6e.. Revised Htatutesg re-
lating to the bonds of County Trea-
surers.
Mr.. Gather gave notice of bill au-
thorizing County Treasurers to retain
money collected by them for school pu: :
poses, and pay out the same on the or
ders of ths trustees of their respective
Counties.
Mr.. Altman introduced bill to cau-
thorize p. T. Smith to build q wharf at
Garduer's Bluff. in Marlboro County.
Mr.. Bowen introduced concurrent
resolution thut the General Assembly
| adjourn sine die on the 3lst, which WAS
not agreed to.
Mr.. Curtis gave notice of q bill to In
corporate the Richmond Light Guards,
of Columbia; to incorporate the Rich.
mond Fire Engine Company, OF Colum.
bia; to incorporate The Congsree Real
Estate, Building and Loan Association,
OF Columbia.
! Mr.. s. B. Thompson-Ab bill to ame, 4
au Act fixing fees of Clerks of Courts,
Probate Judges. SO.
Mr.. Spenrs introduced a bill to amend
Section 3, Chapter CXT, of the General
Statutes; bill to amend Section 8 OF
I'm ACT to amend an Act entitled s'An
Act providing for the general elections,
and the manner OF conducting the
same" Also. introduced resolution
that the Comptroller General be invited
to address the House on the subject OF
the indebtedness of the State OF South
Carolina, at such time as may suit his
convenience.
MIR. Peterson gave notice OF bill to
incorporate the Boggy Swamp III. E..
Chapel, Of Williamsburg County; to in
corporate the Weetee Rifle Guards, OF
| Williamsburg County.
Mr.. Lee Introduced a bill to renew
aud amend the charter OF the town of
| Winnsboro, in Fairfield County.
| Mr.. Williams presented the claim of
DR.. ". j. White, for medical services
rendered to Catawba Indians.
Mr.. S. Greene introduced bill to
provide for this payment of certain
claims.
Adjourned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

AR. EDIroR: I'll wager that "Orphan'
is an awful big one, with whiskers.
"Carolina" may be- an orphan, too; but
she is bound to have the monument.
Orphan" begs for bread. and "Caro-
lima" gives him stone. READER.
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A Junction City. Kansas, girl swal.
lowed pin abont a ysar ago, Which re-
GENTLY made its Appearance, coming ont
through the left eye, entirely destroy p
ing the sight.
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|a6d, st any rate, knows nothing OF any
being there himself:y He 1lys tttere will
be: dsacieuoies fronAthe appropfiations
Of the current fiscal year shounting 70
at least 86OO, 900. q = q
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. DEPRESSED, 1R.
MrABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DFBILITATING, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex-
cesses. mental overwork or indisoretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds @ SOVEREIGN
CURE il HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPE-
CIFIc. No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
giooman dospondency. and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
anda ways efficient. Price $5 for pack
ago of five boxes and large 50 vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold By All
Druggists, or cent by mail on receipt OF
prlce. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFio
HOMEOPATHIC MEDuoNR COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, N. Y. For sale by GEIasR
& McGREaon. Columbia. s. @. Ap14 lilly
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
John Agnew & Son-No Humbug.
Bowen & LaFar-Coai.
J. E. Dent-Sheriff's sale.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

Tho triul trip Of competing steam Ca
nal bouts for the 100000 reward of.
fered by the State OF New York for a
salts factory solution Of the problem Of
quick transit on the oauals, resulted in
victory for tho Baxter. which made a
fraction over thirteen miles an hour.
A Western paper describes o shock
ing noo.dent in this oharacteristio way !:
ga Kalamasnoozer named Godfrey
poked himself into tho knuokle joint of
u shaft, which wound him up at the rate
OF 200 revolutions per minute. Being 4
short man. the execution was rapid"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

A Washington Telegram says: "The
statement that the British and America n
Claims Commission rendered quasi.
judicial decision that Columbia, s. O.,
was not burned by the national forces is
denied. The Commission. however,
disaliowed the twenty-four South Caro-
lima Cases. The close of this Commits
sion, which will occur shortly, will re-.
vige the controversy on the question of
the most satisfactory method Of adjust
ing the claims under the Geneva award.
Congress will be compelled to settle this
matter during the coming session.
There will BIZ two plans proposed. one
to permit the claims to be established
and adjudicated in the courts, and the
other before commission to consist of
three judges. There is no doubt other
plans will be proposed, but one Of these
seem to have the best chance of being
decided upon"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

Oil City is probably the only town
North of the traditional Mason and
Dixon line the Chief Magistrate Of
which is colored man. The charter of
Oil City provides that the Councilman
elected by the largest number of votes
shall be tho successor of the Mayor, pro-
vided the latter dies or resigns during
the term for which he was chosen. At
the last Oil City election, colored man
was nominated ns Councilman, and
was voted for by both parties as a Joke.
The Mayor has just resigned. and the
result OF this little joke has been the ac-
cession OF the colored Councilman to
the Mayoralty. So fur, he seems to
have gwen satisfaotion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

FISHING AND HUNTING The attention
of hunters and fishermen is called to
the folio wing notice! j
We, tho undersigned. as club, having
como into possession of the hunting
rights upon the plantations. known rs
the Gadsden place. Big Lake and Guig.
nard's (now the property of Mr.. Speig-
ner) and Hampton's or Trenhoim1s
Grove. (now the property Of Mr.. ). NJ.
Morgan.) hereby notify all parties to de-
sist from hunting. trapping or fishing
thereon. under penalty OF being dealt
with as trespassers. p, IND .r,s,.,.
T. B. Fielding. Il. W. McoullouG !, j.
8. G. Msyrsat, d. b. DeSaussure,
Gen. Rumford, Thos. Tayl :. Henry
Beard, J. A. Selby. George Davis. O.
o. Marshall. Hampton Gibbes, r. Z.
Howell. John e Gyles, j. 8. Camp.
bell. W. J. Cathcart, F. s. Jacobs. W.
G. Book, 2. ". Kraft, Edward Hope,
John T. Sloan. Jr., W. n. Manning,
W. F. Fisher, D. n. Orawfofd, Ma
thsniel Barnwell. Richard Wearn, W.
81. McCaw, Charles Mahop, John s.
Greene, M. O. Butler, Gen. William
Wallace. n