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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16
BoURpos1sM IN JApAN-A SANau1SAaY

BoURRoN1sM IN JAPAN-A SANau1NARY
lNsuRREc9oN, OF OLD FoaIEs. Japan
correspondence states that serious out
break had taken place at Fukuoka, in
the province of Tsikusen. On the 21st
otJune, 10. 600 men, armed with bamboo
spearss assisted by the former daimin
retainers, attacked the Government cas-.
tie at Fukuoka. They readily effected
an entrance, set fire to the building, and
destroyed all official books and papers.
Six officers were killed, and four are said
to have died by their own hands. Three
officers only escaped, and fed to Laga,
Biz miles from Nagasaki. The telegraph
iine,. completed from Nagasahi TO Tsi-
kusen, has been completely destroyed.
The houses OF all the Inhabitants OF Ha-
kata, who refused to join the insurgents,
were burned on the 21st Of June. But
little blood has been shed, 30 far. Rich
merchants and native banks are plum
dered OF all money that can be found.
A rising OF some 80, coo men is reported
at Awamoriken, and another at Matsmai.
The cause OF the rising is said to be the
heavy taxation. The rebels demand the
following concessions: First, return
to the old plan, restoring to daimios
their land incomes. Second. that Of
ficers Of district shnll be appointed
from among the inhabitants of the dis
trict, and not from distant Ken. Third,
the incomes Of all property Of the Sa-
mourai shall be returned. Fourth, that
taxes shall be reduced one.half for the
space Of three years. Fifth, that the
Government shall cease cutting down
trees in surrounding districts. Sixth,
return to the old japanese calendar.
Some Of the demands are impraoticable.
The rebellion is spreading, having broken
out In several places.
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The morris Cotton Gin"

HAVING enlarged my business. again
~ offer the above Gin to the planters OF
south Carolina: Having been thirty. eight
years IN the business, feel confident can
please the most fastidions. MvGins are war-
ranted to please, or no sale. They run
EJhter, gin Cleaner, make more lint from tho
same s; quantity of seed cotton, than any other
.1 Gih MADE. The price lc1cer than any Gin in
Will please order early, to avoid delay.
MOOD TURNING of every style done with
Mss HeaLness and despatch, and cheaper than
Northern work can be brought hero for. Ad.
drcss r NI0RRfa
July II 3m Columbia S'C
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

GEND for ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
- and examine our prices, before purchas.
ing, as we claim to sell lowcr than any other
establishment in the city. Remember the
number, 1886 Ridge avenue, Philadelphia.
June 25 +3m
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President Grant saved lady from be-
Ing run over by runaway team ct
Long Branch, yesterday. SO the ladies
will, OF course. oil 60 for the third term
whether it is called Cesarism, scissor
ism, (which would rather euit them, or
anything else. 'si'
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Il hold November 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th and
18th ofthia year:s al- li;B ID,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
First Race, :for year olds; IL Milo Dash.
s29Q:to frst HoraeiJ $50 to second Horse,c. !.
frat Horss; SOD to second Horse. e:e'' <~D9 -
Third Race, mile, in, 8, for Horses who
never beat 2.45, $3.50 to first Horse; $50 to
SECOND dorfe. ..G. .for !ynG ~!
rWEDNEHDAY; Y;tNOYEMBER,i2. .ysh
Fisst; Eacs, 81 mile .Heatsr for citizens'
to second Horse.
Second Rhre for Trotter, 7 Mile; best three
in five for . citizens pufse Of $500; s4OO to
frat and S100 to second. Open to the world.
to ise be aRqs R bH the etssns
the whole United States, and, as an invest
ment, will bring twice tho amount back. We
look for some gallant flyers from the North.
1,s.. East and West here to contend fpr these pre-
~s@ THURSDAY. NovEMBER1s.
First Race, 8 Mile Dash. $3.50 to fret; t75
Second Race, s'Heats, 500 to first: .25 to
second. .s'.
. M Third IN Race: 1 4 mile, 8 in S. for Horses Who
never Isnaa gast 25o $3.50 to first Horse; SIS to
e. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA.
First Race, open to ELL, II Mile Dash. 100
beaten Horses only, Il Dash, s100 first; $50
second.
Third Race, milo. in 8, for Horses who
never beat minutes, 500 to e irst Horse; sl5
to second Horse.
There will be about 81 900 given in Trotting
Purses, but the officers will not name the
Races till they got an idea OF what Horses
are likely to be here. Augl53
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

b0nuS, bCUcKH, &C.
r Buy and SELL on COMMISSION and
i my own account, at current rates:
BONDS and STOCKS OF RAILROADS,
States, Bonds and Stocks of Cities and other
corporations, Bank Notes, Coupons, Gold
and Silver Coin, and approved Claims against
the United States, State and County.
D. GAMBRILL, Broker, Main street,.
Aug 10 fGmo I'd door South Wheeler House.
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Reward.
GOS REWARD is hereby offered for the
pAC arrest, or Information that will lead
70 the conviction, OF the party or parties
who. on Monday night or yesterday morning,
opened the gate Of the supply pipe OF the
distributing reservoir, 80 as to allow the river
water to mingle with the spring water,
which is supplied to the city.
SAMUEL a. TEARCE.
Aug IL Agent g. ". P, Co.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

OBSTACLES TO nIAIiHIACE.-uappy
relief for young men from tho effects OF
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. 1mpediments to marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. Now and re-
markhble remedies. Books and circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution haY.
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
ana PROFESSIONAL skill. July 3mo
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The State Auxiliary Joint Stock Co
Offer; the following
Speed Premiums,

ITO beconpeted for during the FAIR TO be
Il held November 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th and
18th ofthisye i-''t.F ~,
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Columbia Music Store
LyBrand & Son

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of
51oH@ - the public to an examination Of their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. con-
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor ORGANS.
Meiodeons, o, yiolins, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes.
ments Of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Instruments on hand at all times. Wo are
Sole Agents for the State of South Carolina
Of Estey Co.'s COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods scnt by
Express. when ordered. to any part of the
state, mai aed G. o. D. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organe for sale cheap. for cash.
PIANOS, Organs and Melodeons Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner: and will
give especial attention to Packing, Removing
and shipping Pianos for other parties to any
point desired, at moderateprices.
All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those iavoring ue with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Musici and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardeon street, a few doors sboYo PnaSIx
office, Oolunlbia, 8. @. Now
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

MERCURY, or any injurious mineral sub
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
which an All-Wise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail,
II Will Cure all Discusses caused by De-
rangement OF the Liver.
THE SYMPTOMS OF Liver Complaint are a
bitter or bad taste in tho mouth; Pain in tho
BACK. Sides or Joints, often mistaken for
Rheumatism; Sour Stomach; Loss of Ap-
petite; Bowels alternately costivc and lax;
Headache; Loss Of Memory, with a painful
sensation of having failed to do something
which ought to have been douo; Debility,
Low Spirits, n thick yellow appearance of
the Skin and Eyes, q dry Cough, often mis-
taken for Consumption. Sometimes many
Of these symptoms attend tho disease, at
others very few; but tho LIVER, the largest
organ in the body, is generally the seat of
tho disoasc,. and if not Regulated in time,
great suffering, wretchedness and DEATH
will ensue.
Th1s Great UnfniIIng SPECIFIC Will
not he found the Least unplcnsunt.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
dice, Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE,
Ooiic, Depression OF Spirits. SOUR STO.
MACH, Heartburn, &C., &c.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine
Is the Cheapest, pureat ana Best Family
Medicine in tho World!
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. IL. ZEELIN d CO..
Macon, Ca, and PHILADELPHIA
Price, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
July IL [Sept 16l iT1y
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THIS unrivalled Southern Remedy is war
4 ranted not to contain a single particle of
MERCURY, or any injurious mineral sub
stance, but is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

NN the Breakfast. Luncheon, Dinner
~ and Supper Table. LEA g. PERKINS,
'MORGESTEKSBIRE SAUCE is indispensa-
oct 20 f1y Agents for the United Statas
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Good for IN. soldiers.

Pr tie beDeGt II tbs ga.i2u,
so,difrs Mn gesI<Ddsd ~ t5e.I
eDVltry's cal during he Iz'e fetel-
i'm, AsyG NbC have mt feeelyeli
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tDnai bD1D,y VDlier he Art II July
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JaSDaFy, ~, and thur 1oldiers
nh kiI ~ preseDt tleir sppIjca~
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,ine limited ~ IAN, will b. deiered
irDn FeneiUD2 the benefits ~ sz.d
sct. The time iT applying fOr
sah bDuo,y LAs nsDre than once
been exteDded by CDDgf7ss, and, IN
yeiw n this fart, II j. MT likely
hat tbe saDe hyDF vii be again
s.DwH. SD.d.ers viii ~ vel ~
nDt@ ibis and apply ~ oDce ~ s0ne
respDns.Die gDseTument claim attlT-
Hey il oTdeF that my may receive
wLateyer ie due them Lei0re II t.
nm late.
The at refcred ~ giycs a boun-
y a. fDllcwH
lst. CIV " al soldiers who enlist
ed fDr twD years and completed
their term II enlistment, or who
weTe diaDiarged FIR a wound, burt
Dr injury received ~ tbe line u
duty, and wLO have only received
800 bounty fDr all seryjce per-
formed Wy them during the rebel
lion.
md 4 bounty ~ 900 - all
eO.5iprs who cDlietld for three
years, an9 compietrd their term ri
enlistment, ~ were discharged for
a wound, hut IN injury received
iD the line ~ duty who have not
b&J more UIan 800 bounty for all
service performed by them during
the late war ~ above stated. The
term "wonnd, burt or injury
above mentioned, docs not includ'
those soldiers who were discharged
for fiekncss on disease before sery
ing two years.
soldiers who enlisted betweei
the lth of May aud the I'D of July
I 1861, and WHO were mus,erd int
tbe soryicc preciD0s 10 the 9Th O
August, 1861, are entitled ~ g10
bounty proyidrd they have not re
3 ""jycd bounty under the Net q
July Zttb, I>GG.
Bcsldss the claimes above men
TONED "A large number ~ soldier
are entitled w other allowance
tram tho Government which the
wOpld 10 well h, lOOk after ~ ODc'
The loDger the dsIay the mlrs ~
feDlt ~ H. w get them audited .
Wilmington.
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fgOETDAGH SALE.-Dsfault having been
~ ElsIs 10 tn p1TDeTIt ~ tlse ssifD % fO1T
hyucTsl AMI fiErf TyfWO dO-iars afl slHty osfIts,
whit y eialfacd ~ - dae ~ the dat n t'iis no
to- pr principal and intsgest, % csTtGu mort
yaVs. besfiD2 dat The tNsrty-si1'h Of June, a.
D. 1919, sHsflsiff w gDsarra ~. ". ~ - u
huf .aJt ~ ncaFy lti-eT. pastY N ne s-sDt1
psFt AMI TDaOfiDd ~ ftse Dsis NJ TIC Eefisfer ~
De'1s II AlYena cDyntT, "a tle iNeni T-ssgeIlt
day 81 jun, 4. -. MI, q. 3OeiOek 4. ~, in LIZ
D,f u, ~ NOrfVages, ga Ia/fs 80 AMI ~ aud
~ suit on prOoee1iBss ~ laH or in equity
having hen instituted ~ refyfer sahi sum On any
part ther0Of; JheTriOe, MIN b hereby given
that. ~ sati.fy ~ sHunt - claimed - - duo,
toIffifT with file lf>al es,- ~ sale and the suN
~ tsenty.fys dOilsrs provided IN SAD fnoTtgags
sltyrncy fse la case II Proceedings 20 fore
eiDss aai1 mOff2age, and IN pursuanoe Of the
pOscf ~ sale flyntainCd IN aid JDOr'gage, and u
The statute ~ syeh cass made and provided, tho
pTenlssss dfscglDe1 Ia said DIDTtgage, On ~ much
therepf will sufiee ~ pay said sum ~ money
Al that certain piooe % parcel u land situated
and lalug IN no oiiy N hItIua county Of AIUena
state ~ NiehigaH and described follows ~ wit.
In. ngmieT six o. in block number nine. 10 ae-
oDrdbZ ~ tie recorded plat ~ the village ~ Alpe-
IA, will ~ syld al public auction or yendue, 20 the
hiVhsd bidder, AZ The front door u the Court Room
NJ PO,trfs brick bnck, 60 the city Of Alpena that
b'jng ne place Of holding the Circuit Court fDr
the oyupfy ~ Alpena, on the lsth dag ~ NOvem-
beT, A. -. 1878, NJ the hour Of ten O'Clock Ina the
forenoon VI said day.
HENRY RILEY, Mortgage.
J. u. TunEBuLL.
Attorney for Mortgage.
! Dated Alpena, August ~, 1878. lO5yI3
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state Items.

\ IOrbZ man sAg.sG BrDwn wss
~,ejAhDt&.Iy fatally mt wi,ii8 hunt
iBg ~ Ne wf<,Is SsSf Care, Clare
e,,BDtI, ~ no i7ts int,
Jb6 Nwr s,,4 fsaG st>ys ~ Dts.
baf n In, u K&lamsz>,y, ws& mr.
giaf,HeG az t,2 sjzts ~ ms zJss
int. Tie sAfe, ~ pfiAf, G,sfs wAs
= elS,si41fAF.ib sRaJEfls, resisted
mir 0tMt&s<sps, l1gs sf,6 ts2Nf1s ~
egfeG = sfsAll saadsffyt ~ sgsttss9y
ff0m 9,s ea@ff drawer
\ put gfIiee bsS Ryse1, established
NJ Little Iaks, M0BtGs e0BDty, On
tho line ~ tb6 TGledG h Ann Arjor
Railroad.
One million seven hundred tbOus-
and feet Of lumber wcro burned
nc Lawrence a. Richmond's mill,
six miles from Columbiavillc, La
peer county, Monday night. Loss
$4,000 The lumber was piled,
some Of IL, within five rods OF the
mill, which was In great danger of
burning. Tho fire commenced at
i:3O r. IN. aud lasted until q. p. m.
Capt. Todd, who recently died at
MaclSinac, had lived on the island
for nearly forty years. He had
been Sheriff of Maclxinac county
for several terms. He will be miss
ed by the Mackinac visitors, as his
genial manners made him known
and dear 10 most OF them.
ii. III. jerks, travelling agent
from Providence, who was injured
In the recent railroad accident near
Lowell, Kent county, suffers partial
paralysis Of the spine, from which
II Is thought he will not recover.
The Grand Rapids a Indiana
Railroad Is said 10 have instituted
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T.s Supreme Curt II Indiana
TGsslay rercersf = delasiHn 10
tie cass zaslting the c0nsti,gtios-
Airy II the lndizoa ii,rlor aw, 49,
tainiDg ths law ibfCByilo1'. The
0JEni0a va written ~ JUICE Dow
Eey.
TG.s fgieads II IL HGyhee deny
that be l. disqualified for the GOV
erDrrsbiy II yiFYiSi4 ~ reascn u
differing = challenge FIR a dueL
r. The case ci,sd BE- aeted ~ n.slis-
M ins,sad II BEARING liz challenge.
Five hundred Cuban insurgents,
under Maxim GDu4ez, at,al,tsd the
,ywn ri BaiDe On the 18th instant.
After far hour fighting they drew
N with . mn II four killed and ~
wounded
snow fell a, Cincinnati Tuesday
morning, but did not lie IN the
grOuDd ~ tie city A iew miles
ont IN Tie cOuntry il fell couple
u inches dep, while a. Dayton il
lay On the ground Fix ~ eight
inches deep.
james h. Doe, agei p, engineer
IN the Gew EDY'and RailrDai, was
run oyer and iD-ta1Gy killed, Tue
day, IN attempting ~ jump On
gravel train from a passenger train
while the train. were moving IN
OppOsite directions.
Frederick HecI1er, the di.tin-
guishcd German patriot, arrived a.
Baltimore Tuesday morning and
was welcomed ny a committee II citi-
zeDs. ~ the evening he was ser
cDaded by various singing sOcie-
ties. Mr .Uccker will remain there
few days and then proceed ~ bis
home IN Illinois
James Brown and Leo Clemens,
living Fix miles west " Indian
apoiis, got IN difficulty abont load
" gravel Tuesday, when the latter
struck Brown on the head with a
shovel, ingicting wounds from
which be died
a special jury TO value the prop
erty proposed 70 be taken for the
exteDtion Of the poetOiiice in Bos-
ton return an estimate ~ 1894 900
The amount Of land " be taken il
about 1000 feet.
Wednesday SsJJ,000, coined In
s2O gold peiccs, were delivered e
Superintendent Pollock at tb'
Philadelphia Mint. The golt
weighed over q ton and a half.
The Ohio and Kentucky Masonic
Grand Lodges have each contribnt
ed several hundred dollars for tb'
Memphis sufferers.
a farmers Convention met q
Chicago, attended by Is6 dele
gatee, 10 " whom are from Hin
Dir. Most ~ the time Wednesda,
Was devoted ~ discussion Of ia
: subject II transportation 10 th
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The grand jury In the Tcrritor
iaI District Court " Dakota q
YaDktOD returned an indictmeu
! WedDesday against X. ~. Winter
, mute, FIR he murder NJ Gecrctar
, NerDok, charging him with mar
slaughter OuIy. The friends {
, Oegl MeIGok aye very indignan
= Ssld ~ M hesitate W charge tbs
/ q gfsG8sJFf n sI,e grand jury bay
, beSs 9Dssg,y1}y influenced,
JoF,s T0gbseBd, ~ Clyde, s.
CJsiy e9ggty, pioneer settler
cs,st tjgo1Djty, died on the 1St
inst, IN bic eeyenty-ninth yea
The Port Huron Guard, recent
= organized, now numbers sixt
. members, and ~ Is rapidly gainin
proficiency IN drill and discipline.
A lad named Daniels, who live
: No Tuscola, Tuscola county, W;
), kicked by n horse on the 18th inst
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A TRENTON MYSTERY.

Man Frozen to Death in a Corn Field.
Early yesterday morning the body OF one John
Hell was found stiniy frozen in his own corn field
at Union Township, a mile and half north Of
Trenton. Deceased was a native Of Germany but
had been citizen of this country for many years
back. He was about forty-eight years Of age, a
fine, well built, muscular looking man. ana had the
and well conducted citizen. He respectfully con-
nected by marriage and had an interesting family
of children. Coroner BrittOn held an inquest
and IL appeared from the evidence that the de-
ceased had in his pockets the sum OF $2 and note
for $500. He was last seen alive on Thursday. The
body was lying with two sheaves thrown over Il,
the corn field 10 Sleep He had been lately sub
ject to ats Of melancholy on account OF Illness
eral days. The jury rendered verdict OF death
from exposure.