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

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tdsrSd 70 ting Tre&sufy and gold certiA.
Gates lssned therefor, to be made avail
| able on and after the 9th September, at
the time Of the formal redemption OF
the bonds. These guild certificates, It is
understood, are in the hands of the
British Consul ut New York, but to be
delivered together with other like rep
resentatives OF specie value, covering the
entire award, by the British Minister to
the Secretary Of State, and by him
transferred to the Treasury as 80 much
cash.
HALIFAX, n. S., September 2.-Ths
brig I. ". Arogos, which left Liverpool,
n. s., On the A2th of February, for
Barbadoes, has not been heard o: binco
The schooner Good Intent, of Archat
was towed into Port Hood, @. B., on
Friday. full OF water. Five bodies were
taken from her hold. The schooner
Sassaous, OF Provincetown, NIassachu-
setts, was lost at Cape Negro, N. s., on
Sunday night, during storm. She was
from Grand Banks, bound home, and
was at Port Mouton on the 23d, and
when the gale came on anchored East
ward of the rocks, near Cape Negro;
dragged her anchor and drifted among
the breakers. The captain and crew
left in three Davies, and were out all
night. On the 25th, Que of the Davies,
containing Joseph Silver. Manuel Silver
and Anthony Thomas, OF New Bedford,
John Thomas, of Boston, Amos Cookum
and John Muxes, of Halifax, landed at
RpnfQQ s,;r IL
nothing further has beeh heard of the
other Davies, which are believed to be
lost. The brig Faith, of Swansea, iron
laden, toundered outside Cuscumpec
Bar, P. e l., during the gale, and all
hands were lost. The schooner Carrie
Hloh, captain Thompson, was wrecked
on North Cape Reef, and all hands,
seventeen IN number, perished Seve-
raj vessels were wrecked near the North
Cape OF Prince Edwards Island Eight
bodies have been picked up on the East
side OF that place. Captain Speciman,
OF the schooner J. W. Fail, which ar
rived ut this port Yesterday, reports,
when off Sambro light. passed the
brlgantine Dundee, Captain Bradshaw,
totally dismasted, and schooner bot
tom up, whose me he could not make
cut. Tugs have gone to their assist.
ance.
ST. Louis. September "a despatch
from Okaville, Illinois, twenty nine
miles from here, on the ST. Louis and
Southeastern Railroad. says cholera Of
the true Asiatio type is raging there
fearfully. Twenty-three persons died in
twelve hours; among them the principal
bridge builder OF the South eastern
Railroad and three children; five died
in one family in three hours. The pa
tients die within fifteen minutes after
attack, and turn biloxi Immediately.
Medical aid will be sent for from tie
surrounding towns. The citizens are
rapidly leaving the place. Those re-
naming are using disin fectants freely,
and burning tar in the streets. It is
said no local cause exists for the dis.
ease.
WORCESTER, MASS, September O.
The first caucus in Worcester County,
held at Dudley, last night, chose two
ti-Butler delegates to the convention;
Donglas sends two; New Braintree one.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The fol-
lowing is description of the differences
between the genuine and counterfeit
5000 legal tender note OF the issue Of
1869: The upright that holds the ba-
lance Of the scales held in the hand Of
the female figure shows a white line in
the counterfeit, over the lower part Of
the palm OF the hand, to the second
figure; in the genuine, the upright is
quite black and lost in shadow. The
lower part of the right lapel Of the coat
on the portrait Of Adams in the counter
felt formsan angle; in the genuine, it is
distinct curved line; also, the buttons
in the counterfeit are irregular in shape,
while in the genuine they arc decidedly
round and darker in color. Particular
attention is called to the button on the
left side of the coat on tho counterfeit.
In the word "Washington," in the
counterfeit note, the black shade FORM
ing The first stroke Of the letter " forms
an angle at the bottom; in the genuine
note. it forms curve. In the ruled
shading under the right hand stroke Of
tho letter " and over the letters a and
s, there arc four ruled lines on the
counterfeit; there are but three in tho
genuine note. Under the letters A and
s, in the word Washington, in the
counterfeit, there are five ruled lines;
in tho genuine, there are but four.
Also, under the letter II, in the same
! word. there are four ruled lines in tho
counterfeit; in the genuine, there are
but three. At the bottom OF the letter
i, in the denomination title, there are
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