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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-03
FIRE INSURANCE.
GEO. HUGOINS, Ag't, Columbia s G

H'' ma insurance Co.. of Hartford, Conn.
.iSSets So .ct0.00D incorporated Il. d. 1919.
WHAT WE DoN'T SAY:
M; don't say. that the "ErNA" paws
w losses more promptly than somo othe
hrr insurance companies.
We dont say, that the ';ErNA" ipsures
property 1t lower rate or premium than
some other companies
WHAT WE DO SAY,
We do say, that tho "TrNA" has the
largest amount of cash assets OF any fire in
snrance company in tho United Sta,os.
We 10 say, that the ".ErNA" has paid
losses amounting to over $40 0OO, 900, during
the last fifty. four years.
We ito say, that tho ".ErNA" has paid
losses to the citizsns Of Columbia, amount
,,aS To over $4,000, without sustaining a
lawsuit } rinco it established an agency
here The undersigned was appoint ed 4 gent
in 1919
Also represents the
lMPEklAL FIRE INSURANCE COMi
PANY. OF London.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF Now York. Total assets, sic, 900, 900.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise and
Cotton. GEO. HIGGINS. Agent.
sT Office opposite the Columbia Hotel.
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GEORGIA GIRLS COMPETING as siCooKs.
The Atlanta Constitution, referring to
the Georgia State Fair, says: .sThe
great contest OF the Rome fnir has been
that between She girls for u,uokiny
stove as premium for the best dinner.
The result Of the contest has been
looked to with enger interest, and the
awards were delivered amid rousinp ex.
element. Tho best cook among these
contending oharmers was decided to be
Miss Hattie J. johnson, to whom was
awarded the fret premium 10 the shape
of the John B. Gordon cooking stove.
10 Miss Octavia Shropshire was given
the sepond premium. This second
premium was the Il. e. Lee stove,
offered by Messrs Seay & Walker. The
committee found it hard to decide.
They recommended that twenty dollars
be given to Miss Alice Camp, II twelve
year-old girl. for the very excellent dill :
ner she concooted. They also recon
mend ten dollars to Miss e. J. Shrop.
shire. The awarding OF the premiums
was very exciting"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-03

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT TARDono.-
an accident occurred on Tuesday morn.
Ing. at Tarboro, On the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad bridge, crossing the
Tar River at that point. by which one
man was killed aud others severely in.
jured. The trestie' work of the bridge
mad been damaged by the recent rains,
and as tho engine drawing the freight
train, was crossing the bridge. it gave
~ay, and the engine ;:nd tender wero
precipitated into the water. The en-.
gtneer, Mr. Joseph Sellars. was severe.
~, but not dangerously hurt, aud n
White man, by the namo of Gus Gay,
the fireman, was drowned.
Wilmington journal.
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The Fall Trade

HAS opened auspiciously yesterday hav-
ing been tho best days business We have
dono since last December. / have7jnst re-
turned from tho Northern markete, and have
not only made arrangements to keep my
stock up to past experience. but have added
many additional attractions for the benefit Of
the public and-myself. The stock ia now
unueually full, aud shall be constantly re-
plenished. Tho same care in future shall be
observed, ashas been in the past, to keep
strictly FIRST GLASS GOODS, which, with
Fair dealing and popular prices, 1 hope to at
tract still larger share OF public patronage
than that 60 literally bestowed heretofore.
Respectfully, request an examination OF
the stock. GEO. SYMMERS
Sent 81 49, 1890 = -''' - . 'f
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New Music Store.

G~A IHAYE just opened choice
AN and select stock of MUSICAL
NgN1 MER0HANDIsE. combating Of
TINAS, HARMONIOUS. FLUTES, PIFES,
Flageolettes, Guitars, Yiolins; Yfoloncellos,
Contra Bass. Dobson's Patent Bapios, Tam.
borines, Music Stands, Violin Bows, Strings,
dc. These goods were selected by myself,
and arc warranted.
Orders received for SHEET MUSIC, and
the same supplied once q week; also, for
PIANO and ORGAN TUNING.
Instruments repaired and Bows rehAired.
Terms STRICTLY CASH.
Hept 81 J.P, RAWLS
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acqnaintances Of Mr.. and
M:s.J. E. Richard and Of Mr. and Mrs. W.
n. Roach, are respectfully invited to attend
tho funeral OF the daughter Of tho former,
SARAH FRANCk, from tho baptist Church,
THIS MOltNlNG, ut o. O'clock.
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Public Meeting.

=, AIO1i IOE,
CoIUMDIA, y. c., October 2, 1873.
T'HE Ci'i@ ,ns of Columbia are invited to
l attend meeting, to be held at Carolina
Hall, THIS friday EVENING, the ! inst.
at hai!-past O'Clock. to take iuto consid era
10 the afflicted community of Shrevanort
L"ui.lAna JOHN ALEXANDER,
Oct 3 Naro
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recfipts .. .652; groas 2 ,a77 y exports to
the continets 14H; .saaesI 1000; stock
~ GALVESTON, October a. Cotton de.
cand light-1gpoa Ordinary ~ Z. e Il. xss
ordinary i2>f; Ret + I5scsipts l64 bales;
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School Notice

'NHE H"arl OF School Trustees Of School
- pist!ict No. l. Richland County, y. c.,
viii mcctat tho School Oummi missiDncrs' O of,icc.
rus DAY, AT - clock NJ, for tile purpose
of ''itct.nE Teachers for tho Public Schools
Ill sali Scho"! District, for the coming
soh"ias'ic YEAR Certificates of qualifcn-
non mH'' company teAchNrs' Applications.
CD. LOWNDES,
Acting Chairman d. OF S. T., s. d No. l.
Oct3 1
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Lost,

,Ht Lost,
nN tho LIST instant. a CURL, about eight.
" con inches long. hIhe finder will confer
favor by leaving 1t at
Oct31 MRS. O. E. REEDS Millinery.
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Northern Apples.

NOrthern APPLES.
= BAEKELS NORTHERN APPLES, Zine
- and largo,) just received.
Aiso, barrels RED ONIONS and 10 bar
feis IRISH POTATOES; all OF which am
selling at lowest rates.
JOHN D. BATEMAN,
tc' 5 ~ OOnmbia Ice HOuee
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"Poor Henry" is now suid to have
speculated largely in Confederate bonds
when they were first issued, about the
time of the first Mapassas. The aspect
OF the struggle changing little. he
sold out. He is said to have contributed
$3.50 to the benefit of young Cuu-
federate in Northern prison, the son
OF former acquaintance; Stewart, the
millionaire merchant, for the same reu-
son sending So, accompanied with tue
severest reprimand. And vpw, after
making great leuI out of the Federal
Government, Of which Le WAS pet,
Poor Henry" winds mp with $500, 900
of the Govsrnm money iu his posses
sion. Far be it from US to damage the
broken banker pecuniulily. We have
stated. we suppose, what will rather
com mend him to tho ''truly loil, aud it
should not be surprising il some of
them were to assist him out of difficulty
for the reason that be was so bitter
against the Confederacy y-particularly
alter he failed to make money out of it.
He thus gave proof of his hatred that
none could question. No wonder he
hated the South.
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Bonds, Stocks, &c.

r BUY ana SELL on COMMISSION, and
L my own account, at current rates: gl1i
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.
ID. GAMBRILL, Broker, Main street,
Aug 10 t6mO ID door South Wheeler House.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-03

: 1t is said that an application Of green
fig milk will oure warts.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-03

HH A n DENNISON'S
hnNPATENr SHIPPING TAGS,
Mover Two Hundred Millions have
lHl7I been used within the past ton
Ii NJ care, without complaint Of loss
by lag becoming detached. They are mere
reliable for marking Cotton Bales than any
Tag in uss. All Express Companies use
them. Sold by Printers anu Stntioners
everywhere Oc. 8 t3mos
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Fertilizer Notice,

A LII NOTES. for Fertilizers, Phospha hates
"A and Guanos sold by us mature on 1st
November next. and il not paid then, will be
placed in the hands OF an attorney for cplleo-
ton. Pay promptly and cave expense. n
COPELAND i BEARDEN.
Sept Is limo Agents. Columbia S. O, :
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Estray Mule.

Estray Mule. .rn j
W. STRAYED from my premises. ON
Friday, light bay Mare MULE.
6aA16.medium size, unroached, no marks
for her re turn. II n K0HTER
Sept 20 f}fl -. -
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WALL STREET BROKERs

0OA D1 N1aG1 OhV1AENS
III AVE created sensation 8 among
IL hnanciers by suspending.s The INDIAN
GIRL has created a sensation among
Smokers by selling magnificent CIGARS nt
cents, and key West" at 10 cents, and the
good news has so spread that al strangers
are LOOKING for the sigp tatatln ntdY ~
HANGING TO a LAMP-P0STs y. i
That designates the Smokers Palace-the
most attractive place seeu IN Columbia aipce
her streets were invaded 49,
AND BUILDINGS BURNED.
The attention OF Chewers Ia called to the
largest assortment OF PLUG TOBACCO in
the city. "Excelsior' is the motto. lr - N.
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a Full Assortment of Crackers Z
At Wholesale Prices c-i
HAVIN3 been appointed agent eor tb.
IL sale OF the celebrated Biscuit and
Cracker Manufactory Of Tyler Brothers I M
prepared to supply the trade at factory prices.
luli assortment OF those choice pooda
now on hand. HARDY SOI.OMSN
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Notice to Farmers.

Notice to Farmers. .E0.8T. ,
l. all indebted to us for SUPPLIES fny,s
nlshed the present and previous 5ears. are
informed that Cotton will be received ia pay.
ment at the highest market rates, or shipped
TO responsible parties for their account. :
Sept 27 HOPE & GYTEa
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u
in which it was situated.
About thirty, Eve hands engaged in
the car building department of the
Central Hailroad, in Savannah, were
discharged Tuesday. They had Just
completed the work CT building 100
cars.
The Court Of Appeals Of Now York
has reversed tho decisions of the lower
courts in the Westfrld cases, in which
the plaintiffs were awarded damages for
wounds received by the explosion of
that steamboat two years. ugo.
CoLoRED FAIR GRoUSD. coiored
people of AbbcvilIe have purchased
some live acres Of land in the neighhor
mood OF the depot from DR.. j. w.. w.
Marshall, as fair ground. This is a
step III the path Of progress.
Some of the newspapers talk about
"a srent Republican victory in Della
ware, just az if they didn't know that
tue number Of voters in that State is so
small that neither party ever had
enough to claim a majority.
Gideon Long. charged with the mur-
der of negro named Zero Ezell, near
Jonesville, on the 9th of May last, by
cutting his throat. was tried at Union
Court House last week, and acquitted.
Col. Guthridge Cheatham, one of the
Oldest, welthiest and most honore1 citi.
zens of tho Gilgal country, Elgeaeld,
departed this life on Sunday last, aged
sixty years.
E. ?. Lumpkin, Esq, OF A:hsns,
formerly member OF the Georgia Le.
gislature. and, during the war, captain
OF an artillery company, died last Sun.
day.
SUDDEN DEATH Mrs. Moore, wife
of Dr. Alexander Moore, died near
iorkvllle, from paralysis, on Monday
morning lost, after short illness.
Mr. w. G. Lipford died at his resi-.
dence. near Abbeville, Tuesday morn
lug. from an affection of tho heart
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AoSio aio noout S1o, o,UUU, UCV III green
backs in the vaults, e %hioh, when all
signs OF any run are passed, will be dis
tributed through other channels
NEW YoRK, October 2.-The Danforth
Locomotive Works Is working on half
time. They have plenty Of money in
bank, but can't get n check cashed.
John .. Heenan is fatally sick, with
hemorrhage of the lungs.
1856. delegates to the Evangelical Con.
ventlon, which assemblies tomorrow,
have arrived.
G. b. Grinnell G. Co., brokers and
bankers, lave suspended.
Paton & Co., one of the oldest dry
goods houses of New York, have tempo.
rarily suspended.
MHMFhIs. October 2.-Twenty yellow
fever interments yesterday.
The First National Bank has resumed.
LOUISVILLE, October "A meeting
OF Hebrews subscribed 81, 200 for Mem.
phis and Shreveport.
The Planters Bank, Peoples Bank
and Louisville City National Bank With
drew from the clearance house, on the
ground that there was no neoe ,sity for q
combination. and the clearing house
|:s abolished By -utca! ccrscnt.
FORT KLAMATH, October 2.-The
erection OF the gallows for the Modocs
has cop'menced. They. will hang from
one beam, IN public. on Friday morn
ing. at 10 sharp. 81 a--at'i'
SHREVEPORT, October 2.-Seven vel.
low fever deaths yesterday.
UTICA. N. Y, October 2.-Tho State
Dem ocratic Convention met atlO'A. NJ.
The platform denonnces the salary grab.
and demands q repeal Of the law: de.
mands revenue reform; demands re-
tnrn to specie payments: demands that
the policy Of paper imitation, protective
tariff and Govern ment subaidies shall
be abhudoped; holds out the right hand
Of hearty fellowship to the farmers Of the
United States, in their just resistance to
the exuctions OF monopolists; demands
that those entrusted with tho public
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

CARD.-We have received through MT. l.. c. Hughes, the sum of $500, being the amount donated to us by the Pima county delegation of the money apportioned pro rata among the sev- eral counties of this Territory. We take pleasure in publicly acknowledg ing the munifcence and unprejudiced disposition Of those members who rsed so many endeavors in our behalf The money will be disposed Of prop erly for the purpose intended and we will ever remain thankful 10 the hon orable members 0f the Saventh Leg islature for their kind rem fnbrance of OUT academy. SIsTEH5 ST JOSEPH,
 St. J0>eph's Academy.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

PIONEER FIGURING MILLS. SANFORD, PIMA COUNTY, A. T. We Manufacture the finest and best quality of Four in the Territory, which we will supply to the trade and citizens ut LOWEST CASH PRICE in 100 1b. and 90 fb. sacks. Quality guaranteed. Lib eral allowance to the trade. Orders solicited for FLOUR, CORNMEAL,
 PiNOLA SEM1TILLA,
 GRAHAM FLOUR
 AND BRAN Sanford, June Is72. jes.n
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15
MIR. E. N. FISH informs us that he

MIR. E. N. FISH informs us that he has received advices to the effect that the Colorado Steam Navigation Co. has reduced the rate of freight from San Francisco to Yuma to ] cents per per pound, and that Win. s. Hooper @ Co. would supply teams for prompt carriage of freight at satisfactory rates from Yuma here; and that as & consequence, freight for this place in tended to go by Guaymas was changed to the Yuma route. We think there Is hardly 8 man in Southern Arizona but heartily wishes this satisfactory arrangement may always continue, and all business be confined to our own country.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

WE made brief mention last week of the death of William Richard. Since that we learn that he was a na- tive of England and born in Guern- sey-where his parents now live. He was aged thirty-two years, and resided six in Arizona. Appropriate funeral services, by Rev. c. H. Cook, were held at Sanford and the remains bur- jed (according to request of deceased) at Casa Blanca. The Pima Indians exhibited much grief, feeling that they had lost good and true friend.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

LIEUrINAHT Ross was in town 8
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

Give Us 8 call and judge for yourself
 whether
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

THERE is no longer any donbt of the construction, at an early period, toe, of a military post on the Rillito near Tucson. The troops at Camp Lowell have always heretofore been housed in tents.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

THE Prescott Miner of last Satur- days says:
 MT. Sexton, of the Vulture mill, had received word from London to the eff rect that MT. Phelps had about made all necessary arrangements for com menclng work on the Vulture.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15
THE CITIZEN.
LOCAL MATTERS.

AVERY largely attended party came off at c. o. Browns hall on Tuesday evening. It is very seldom such 8 large proportion of ladies attend.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respectful O w announcing to our friends and u the citizens of Arizona in general, that ehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

A REPORT by Wednesdays stage is to the effect that on last Monday af- ternoon James Shoemaker was shot and killed in Uncle Billy Thomp- sons" saloon at Florence by B. H. Paige, and that no other parties were present-hence no further particulars.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15
Supreme Court Proceedings.

Supreme Court met on the Sth, as per previous adjournment. Present Chief Justice Titus and Associate Jus tice Tweed. The Territory vs. An thony Dorman (for murder) came up and was argued by J. P. Hargrave for defendant and J. E, McCaffry for Territory, and taken under advisement by the court. John W. Simmons vs- Joseph H. Davis submmitted to the court without argument. Adjourned to 10th at p. m.
 Met on 10th as per adjournment. Full bench present. Santiago Lopez vs. E. Irvine. In this case, judgment of district court of Maricopa county affirmed. Opinion by Tweed and other judges concurring, Wm- Hardy (appcllant) vs. Charles D. Dstmold ct als [rasrondentsJ It is ordered that the motion heretofore made il '' this case suggesting defects to com pieto the record, that the case be . sram4uded to the district court of "the second JuulclaI ulsrrlcG, without prejudice to any of the parties, with "leave, however, to the appellant to "annex to the record in the case his "statement of the grounds of the ap- "peal with their evidence, or to move "the said court to open the judg "ment of nonsuit and for new trial "in the case on discontinuance of this "appeal." Justice Tweed dissents from this order except the refusal of . the motion. J0hn ". Simmons ys. ] Joseph II Davis. Judgment of dis ] trict court of Yavapai in this case af- frmed and it was reman6ed there for execution. Opinion by Titus. both others concurriug. The Territory ys. Richard AI Hargrave for murder. Judgment of district court for Yava- , pal county affirmed and sentence ordered to be executed. Opinion by Titus both others concerning. liar graves sentence has been commuted as per particulars elsewhere given to- day). James R. Porter vs. William Richard Go. In this case, the judg- ment of the district court of Pima county was affirmed and remanded there for further proceeding. Ad- iourne1 til tomorrow at 10 e. m. ] February Il. Met as per adi0urn- ment. Full bench present. The Ter ritory vs. Anthony Dorman. This case was ordered back to the first dis trict court for Pima county for new 1 trial-Chief Justice Titus dissenting l from the order. The following order was then made and the court adjourn ed sine die: Until the further order of this court, the terms of the district courts of the several districts of the Territory of Arizona shall respectively commence at the times hereafter men tioned, and shall continue so long as
 may be necessary to transact the business before the respective courts and no longer: in the first district, on the first Mondays in March and October in the second district, on the first Mondays in April and Decem Der; and ill the third district on the first Mondays in June and November.
 THE Prescott Miner of last Satur- days says:
 MT. Sexton, of the Vulture mill, had received word from London to the eff feet that MT. Phelps had about made all necessary arrangements for com mencing work on the Vulture.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

PERSONAL General Crook, who arrived in Tucson on the 7th, left on the 9th fer Prescott via Grant and Mcdowell.
 Judge Tweed left on Tuesday $ stage for Phenix.
 On Thursday at l p. m. Colonel Nelson. ravmaster. his wife and the wife of General Crook, l. . Dicka- son ". B. Hugus and James Daily started back t1 Prescott via Nc DowelL
 Judge DeForest Porter and wife Jeff for Yuma on Thursdays stuge.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

NEXT Saturday THE CITIZEN will contain the title of all hills passed bv the seventh legislative assembly.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

couple OI d~ys early this week. He said that Chiquita Capitan and his band of about eighty Indians had re- gently come into Grant and expressed & willingness to quit war. This is another good result of the fighting method to secure peace. This rascally murderer and his band had always been bold and defiant until since the complete (and it is to be hoped tinaD disappearance of the peace commits sioners.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed.
 Tor these reasons we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot all to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co.
Arizona citizen., 1873-02-15

IOuTncI IITE t0-m0Tr0W q TU . ID.
 February II. Met as per adjourn ment Full bench present The Ter ritory vs. Anthony Dorman This case was ordered back to the first dis trict court for Pima county for new trial-Chief Justice Titus dissenting from the order The following order ..-- H. -.-.-l-- ..,l ALo o----. :. ] .--.-.-,