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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-20

LIST OF NEW ADvRRT1sEs1ESrs.
L. j. Observation-Disclosures.
Z. j. Hei-To Rent.
@. Hamberg-Wood Wanted.
Hardy Solomon-Liquors, eto.
r. W. Gibbes-Speoial Notice.
r. l.. Bryan-New Books.
2. Cantwell-F. MI. Beef.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Wiah Navy Rn.Iina


The old storyof betrayal, desertion and suicide
comes from Savannah, Ga, but the tragic phase
OF II ia variation from the usual routine Of such
commonplace matters of news. A young man
named George Mayo wooed and won respectable
Gnd beautiful girl, and deceived her for year or
more, and promised to marry her every month
in the year, aud ut last told her he was going to
marry somebody else. The girl felt that abe
was an outcsst. and in her frenzy over her fate
shs told her brother and other members OF her
family all her secrets. The brother provided
himself with TWO pistols combining all the lat
est improvements in small arms, and started for
Mayo With the expressed determination Of kill
ing him at sight. Mayo, suapecting that his
life was not safe left by the first railroad train
The brother followed on the next. Mayo got of
his train at way station and the brother pass
ed him, and went on to the next town. When
he arrived there he received a telegram from
some one who knew his purpose, stating that
Mayo was dead, and that he neednot hunt him ar
more. The miserable man had first shot him
self through the head and then cut his throat
and altogether made clean job Of it, and saves
the avenger Of sisters shame the trouble o.
doing murder and having the burden Of it OIL
his mind
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

ish these criminals by United States laws
leaving il optional with tzs esaAaShow far
TIT wsn also vindiease their ewn broken
LAYS.
snsties Dzuiel in U. s. ss. Marigold,
lea Howard page b6s, says 'tWith the
yieN Of lavd5ding coniiict between the State
and FdzsFal 5nrisdi dictfoh, this court, In the
ease Ct F0z ps Ohio, have taken, care TO
point out that the same act, might, rs to its
character and tendencies, and the conse-
quencesi Il involves, constitute an offence both
against the State and Federal Governments,
and might draw to Its commission the penal
Ties denoalscsa BY eltleh as appropriate Aon9
character In reference to each. In l4th
Howard, Justice Grier ruled that states
might punish for harboring slaves In Violation
Gftfhear essA latssi uait that the sqn1e st'cf
might be breach of the peace, and q trans.
pressiou of the laws of both the United
States and Of the individual States. Judge
Nelson, In q case reported in American Law
Review for January, 1873, where q person
was indicted for passing forged U. :. Ireasi-
nv notes, and also indicted in the State Court
of Minnesota for the same offense, said, ''the
concurrent jurisdiction must be regarded as
settled" Mr. Justice johnson In 9th Whea-
ton asks, "why may not the same offense be
made punishable both under the lawsof the
State and of the United States every citizen
owes double allegiance, he enjoys the pro.
lection, and participates in government OF
both the State Andthe United States. " .....
Now, as there can be no valid reason why a
man who violates United States law ip pass
ing forged money should not be punished be-
cause he was forbidden by the laws of his state
not to do that act, so there can be no valid rea-
son why this defendant should not be punish
ed for violation of q United Stateh law,
because at the same time he violates the law
of his State. A conviction for passing coun-
tetfeit money, and sentence for the same,
would undoubtedly interfere somewhat with
the financial duties of acoliector; yet ho one
supposes for q. moment, that his Official posi-
ton would constitute for him any protection,
or that by his punishment the reservedIrights
of the State would in any constitutional sense
be trenched upon, - and yet they wotld be
Just as much in the one case as the other.
:, This clailnImaddby the defenseiof Immunity
4from puhishment becanseit would Interfere
with the performance of official duty, would
prevent the General Government from pun.
ishing any State official who violates 1 Uni
ted States law, -r
l cannot, therefore, see that the record
presents case of an officer who bad no dl-
ties but State duties, and therefore answsrable
only to State authority, but that case Is
shown of State official violating Unite d
States law which he was equally bound to
obey and respect with the law of his State.
must therefore overrule the third reason
filled for arrest of Judgment, and the motion
In arrest is denied.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
societies.
ArEKrTNas THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall 3rd and King.
Keokuk Tribe, No. s, 1. D. R. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, 416 Marked street.
Wilmington Division, No. !, 3. of T., 1t 9th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. l, o. Q. A. NJ, at
Hall, 8. q. corner I'd and King streets.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. q. A. NJ, at Hall
Gil Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion At 504
Market street.
Rokeby Lodge, No. Il, K. of P. at Rising San.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4. K. Of p, at Knights oi
Pythias Hall al Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
the PENINSULA 4
soMERsEr COUNTY


Vim. 8. Ringold has purchased the trotting
horse Robert for $3.50.
The colorsd people of Fairmount are prepar-
ing for an entertainment on the 18th Of Februa-
y.
A freight train Of "a cars passed over the Z.
g. r. r. on Monday. Business is increasing
The academy st Marion has been completed
- CECIL COUNTY.
s2,5O0 we're subscribed in Elkton, last week
TO the proposed Oxford and Elkton R. r.
TWenty-one persons Joined Bethel Church, the
othsr night, and the revival still continues
A Is year old Miss at Bay View weighs 175 lbs.
Elkton is endeAvoring to procure the stdppsge
there of day express trains
Andrew Mason 'is about to open . boot and
ahoe mAnufactofy in Elkton.
The $50 600 necessary to the organization Of
the Elkton & MAssey's r. r. Co. have been Sc
cured aud the organization will be made on the
25th. OF FEBRUARY
A. Widdowes issdesignated mail messenger a
North East at salary OF 500 per year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
JUDGE aRADF0RDs OPINION Ii THEHIvEN
CASE

We publish to-day, the full text Of the opinion
delivered by Judge Bradford, of the U. s. Circuit
Court in the case of the United States usl Given,
~ ~ QvetdIin ths moabn of defendAnts counsel,
in arrest of judgment. The view taken is con-
- j zstent and harmonious with that Of Justice
Strong and differs only from the very able opin-
ion delivered by the latter, in the particular Of
dwelling pere fully upon points which hATe been
the subject Of controversy in this State, and on
which it has been sought to appeal from legal
Judgment to the passion of partisan feeling.
"a a we csHuisnd the epinipnI 10 the careful pc
russl of the public. The conclusions reached
OIL. are, in our Judgment established unanswerably.
~ II there are any persons who prefer the view
that an offender against the United States Laws,
who is at the same time acting as State officer
tt Ehalk account Of that relation to the State,
be exempt from Punishment, they will do well
to take up and eonesder this judgment Of the
Court, -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Special Apttfss.

Supplies fully the want for perfectly safe AND rei-
abie illuminating OH for family use free net only
,fIum tine danger Of an explosion, but from the dan
ger OF the fluid gniting should the lighted lamp be
upset. Ii a free from Objectionable odor, burns in
tie ordinary kerosene lamps, furnishing light un-
equslled By gas, satisfactory in every particular and
free from all apprehension OF danger. It 10 pnt up
can is closed with q metal cap bearing the manu-
facturers's stamp. BY purchasing these cans with
the seals uncut the Renuineness of the goods P Waf
ranted with the assaranse of obtaining an OF per-
fectly pure and eafe. Supplied, Wholesale AID re-
tail By .5-. a. IA
i =" Sff'=' cor. Sixth and Market streets.
n 4 Zoo 8a,,, .n, - Wiiin ACTON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Hrom our Late EdinOn Of Yesterday.l
me Britannia.

ASHORE, AND PROBABLY TOTAL WRECK.
.....=.5 GLASGOW, Jan. 29.
The steamer Britannia, from the Meditsrra-
mean for Glasgow, is ashore on the isle of Arran,
and will probably be total loss She is beliey-
cd 10 have no passengers on board.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Spain.

ThR hoL1fToN OF SLAVERY IN PORTO RICO.
MADRID, Jan. 30.
The report Of Committee on the abolition of
lAvsry in Porto Rico was presented and will be
ully argued in the lower house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Horace Grssle,,s crave.

Two crosses OF tube-roses are all that remain
TO mark the spot where lie the remains Of the
late Horace Greeley, in Greenwood Cemetery
Attached 10 one of the crosses is a card with
these words "To-dAy the will OF God elects him
to place from which all human honors look
smAl and dim. w Chaplin.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
SssSsss ! sg.SssszssT1fUTIohAI COHvEETIOE:

.esskNe 4 geHsFIFUTlezAL cOHvEETIOE:
@ aTAstaEuesspssa ia thps Heuss Of hspresen-
Estives, at Dover, yesterday, by Mr. Mfrs' pro
v,ding for sn.elsusson in May next to dfte-mine
whether or not constitutional Convention shAn
be held. includes three sections, and carefully
sccords with the mode prescribed in the present
Consultation as one that would be 'unezcepton-
able"
u " l. The preamble Is as. follows "Whqeds the
subject of Convention to revise AND amend
the Oos,stltasion Of this State has agitAted the
citizens thereof for . long time, and py many
very prominent amongst them, ,as well as BY some
of the leading newspapers of the State pas been
s-,arJ, eszpeetly sayocatsd and Whereas ponven-
7e tion was ordersd In the year of our Lord, 1851,
10 amend the SAID Constitution, thus showing
the long period OF dissatisfaction Herewith
which has existed"
The act provides for the election to be held on
the third Tuesday of next May. In Wilmington,
r, che polls TO be open bstweon and 10 O'Clock, A.
,.titi MI 10 u Nak nd Id ithe other Hundreds to
close ct s. The election ia to be conducted IN
the ordinary manner, and citizens qualified to
vote at the general elections will be qualified 10
vote ct this
Il is to be hoped. for the many reasoph which
make Convention desirable, that this bill will
~ -bspassed BY bofh Houses Of the Legissture
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

Conflicting THE WoRK.-Jno. l.. Caldwell,
Eupt. of the Md. 4 Del r. r. is an extremely
lucky man. About two weeks ago he received a
handsome gold watch as gift from the en-
ployees OF the company and last week the cit
izens of EAstop supplemented this act by the
presentation of . magnificent chain. Caldwell
has certainly won the affections of the Raston
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
OhIo.

MURDER OF A SEWING MACHINE AGENT.
,,,, .,.s=,I CIEoNNATI. Jan. 20.
si4.1 Vim. Lawn, . sewing machine agent, was rnur-
Il; 4assed BY Thomas stoley in drinking saloon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
Sewers tSoof L.lnlEs1ent.

IhaTe tested Boysrls HOof biniment on thf feet
OF oEer one hundred horses. The dinercnce p tne
condition Of the feet ia 30 great In its favor that
would not ba without 1t for ten times it, cos. 1t
should be properly applied 70 every horses nopf es-
psclally IN the Sdnmei when the horses feht are
always In contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and feverisn,
which produces contraction, corns, quarter cfackB
isKnee Sprung y and often from the pains u the
hoOfs Il produces sweeney 70 the shoulder, we re-
commend III as the best preparation we ever aHed.
II l0ild be used on every horses hoof as c0ntmon-
.lv a. Oh IL used harness or Nuns De0te 10 keep
them In COED condition. r. x. OoNKIIN,
Pronrietor and. superintendent of the Confidential
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia c'
4. BRINGHURsT q CO., Apothecarieh,
cor Sixth and Market strebta
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
Hoof Iiniment, are fully prepared TO supply II
wholesale and retail 81 the manufacturers prieeA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

.V1ERKES d VINTON, Brass Founders, and MaR-
III, b ufacturess OF Globs Valves, GeBgs Cocks, &C.,
Tor Steam, Water and iGas Z Importers Of and
dealers in PLUMBERS MATERI AIS. Send for
Price List No. 62T Arch St., Phila.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

kunkeps BIrteF Wine OF IronI
Dr. Jayne's ExpectOrAnt for Coughs and ColdA
Ayers Cherry PectOral. .rnN b.
Dr. Schenck's Pqlmonic Syrup, .p. ... t.,.
Dr. Hoses Cough Syrup, =, ..-....,.-t
Dr. Schenck's PtnB' ~
Df. Roses Pills, ''''
DR.. Jayne's Pills aiil
Dr. Ayers Pnls, and all the leading patent medlr
cines In the markets j; ..t ~ o.
Also,a full and well selected stock of fresh DragB,
Country store. Keepers and grocers supplied with
ParegOric, Ladanum, &C. -
Essences Of All Kinda, Wholesale and RETAIL at
g-5 - FOBTEK'S DRUG BTORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, DelaWafe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
sIj, svIs,e,i,aI ,i,I aa'ttfissG. !.
HIVE You q CougI1 |

yerv hour couab or cold is neglected ID I'd much
tninrv e. the Iubga Hasson's Compound Gytup Of
r rsverfafie m curing the worst Cases OF cbushs
colds. koafsenesH sore throat. bronchitis, troup,
asthma and chronic catarrhs. IL ls an fnv@uRble
,pemedy for hopping cough In children. d' t,44
4 Price 90 cents par bottle. !. -. c.-t- -.
Sold. BY al Drug stores and, Dealers throughout
~ J s.Nses s that the signature Of RUSSELL LAM
DIS, Pr0prs ts on each wrapper. 1snf4 st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
!. SMITH& PAINTERS,
Seventh and MARKET
..sup rH+
Humphreys specific homeopath hIc
Remedies. li
As well as other family medicines, sre sold by
W, T., ALRICHS, Apothecaryl
'''S '"- 7eT Market street.
Pratt'A Astral OIL.

'hr. ',"' Pratt's Astral OIL.
'Pratt's Astral oI Wholesale and retail emporium
and headquarters at FOSTERS Drug Store, Front and
West streets, wilmington, Delaware.
:, A.large invoice Just received, In gallon and
gallon cans convenient for family use Sold BY the
qnart gallon OF barrel 70 suit purchasers. ,at
G5ocers and dealers supplied at lowest Wholesale
rates.
IL isthe only safe and reliable burning dhId In
use gives the most brilliant light does not grease
the lamps and will not'explode. This gslloh cans
ara conveniently put up for family use. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

The Government has seized the property Of
~; =; th sHnehy brothers for fraud on the Reve-
ysn1e u slVAlusd ct over fifty thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30
NTassachusetra.

sEIzURH or PROPERTY FOR FRAUD ON THE GOVERN
r" --~ -" MRNT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-30

OLntE .4rOIpe uAht alTeAQY rdluTeu OF t1e
State officer, but only commanded him, as
his action was vital to the exercise of right by
the American citizen. TO do impartially and
fairly his duty. !. ..'''.,. ,u,..5f'4..
But It is alleged, Congress cannot impose
duty on State officer to execute United
States law, and as ii cannot impose such
duty, 1t cannot punish for violation thereof.
The fallacy of this argument lies in not draw
ing the distinction between furnishing State
officer for violating the laws of his State and
violating the laws of the United States.
Has Congress the power to make it Grim
inal for state official to hinder and obstfuct
the exercise of this constitutional right to
vote ? This Is the real question. / can have
no doubt on that point, This power then
granted having committed the act Of hind
GRANGE and obstruction ~ this defendant has
made himself smenable to the laws of the
United States, and incurred The, penalty for
| their infractipp.i Now, how does his official
| character, or his duty TO the State Govern
mentl free him from This predicanent h.,
There are many cases where a,man owes q
doubles duty--to,th the State, and to the United
States. For instance, among many others that
might be named the State in the exercise Of ita
undonbted rights of police arrangement and
discipline, requires that Its citizens shall keep
the peace toward each other = shall lot de
fraud each other by the circulation of sphri.
Gus money land yet when these crimes
impinge on some duties due from the
General Government to citizens of the Uni
ted States, they do not rely on the States foI
punishment but legislate directly against the
| Offenders and punish by United States laws.
Thus they will not leave the punishment Of
one who assaults United States mail carrier,
/ with iptent to- rob, or who circulates spurious
United States money, to the States, but pun
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05

Capt T. r. Fuller met in Bxnnack the
man named Price who shot and killed Man.
tel. the c'"k IT the telegraph repair c.'m.
l,sny mar Junction, who i,al l,e~n arrested
and WIS held there I" await the action at
the committing magistrate. Price saws lie
WAS gu, working "n the line during the day.
returned IL camp in the evening, and fond
the cook lying reading and no supper ready;
that be rrmaik ed ''whsn the party got an
other cook he hoped II would he one that
would do his work." that upon this Msn,ri
jumped up. seized an axe and made for him.
whcrcupon Price run around the wagon aud
graspec pistol "H the seat and that after
the c.n,k hal struck =, him with the axe
be. Price. fired. The shot WAS fatal, the
Wxn only living a couple IT hours IT.
had iern hired bu, short time, and tar II
tray occurred in camp only few r.hs from
his m",hcr's house. n" other lsrsons were
prc.en, whrn the aTr"y &C. urrcd. The
Deputy Sheriff VIII" arrested Price took the
statements Of members Of the party Is L"
what Man,rl said If the circumstances, and
Price says Msn,rl's statement was that be-
struck II him with the axe before PRICE
fired. Mr.. =. IL described ~ small, quiet.
ts,yish l's,k,ng. and one If the last prr-On-
"ne would rxprc. I" hear If killing any one.
The Bsnnsrk jail being deemed insecure.
application h~a been made ny the officers
nf thu, county IL have him kept in the Ter
ri,"rial prison here 1t their expense until the
time fnr trial We have not harmed how
the Directors have decided
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DEAD on the PRAIRIE.
Janss IGseees YGual DEAD near 0las1.
6~t,

Many Ut our people were horror struck on
Sunday evening ON seeing funeral cOrtexe
winding ito way into town. to learn the
rrmsins were those Of jas. Norton. Who was
here but few days before, and whOse b''dy
had ,,een found horribly mutila,ed the
evening before about midway between
Blackf,,ot and Washington gu'ches. lie
was drawing freish, from Deer Lodge for
Mr.. p. \. White Of Washington guich. and
had nearly reached home. The first init
nation they had there Ut the accident wss
when the ,enn,--a young and fracti"us one
game dasl,ing into the guIch with por
ton of the wagon. Parties Immediately
started out and fourd the body Ut Norton
ut i've o'cl"ck in the evening. about six
miles from camp. He was quite dead when
found. His neck and ankle were brs'ken.
his hands mashed and lncersted and bic
teeth crushed in. The team had run away
with him while in the wagon and thrown
him out. or else they hsi frightened and
dashed over him while he was "f The Indy
was taken I" BIsckfaot that night and the
ensuing day some fourteen friends brought
the remains to Deer Lodge where he wss
buried on Monday. services being held !"
the Catholic church, Mr. Morton was ah'ul
Is years Ut age, unmarried. and had teen
in Washington guich since June 1867, wss
strictly temperate. highly esteemed ny oil
who knew him and had many warm friends.
Death has no fxvOrites
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N0RrnwEsr DEER MONTANA SATURDAY

RRvsxus CoLLsosoR Capt. T. z. ful.
let. o. 3. later. Revenue COllec'os for 9"n-
iaua. was 10 town the week. having snu-
pls.tsd bic collections In Madison, Beaver
Head asd this oosn'y. Capt. eslIss 10
gentleman of drsl>class business QOali6ca'
lions end b one 1T the mast sl1cisns. prompt
ard capable Officers wc hsve ever ksown In
The sssviec. We afe glad to - oss Of the
real wosking men Of the Depast0ent pro.
melted 70 The impostsnt once of Collector
II the District. He hss many personsl
friends here, where he residsd for = couple
Of years, asA re ere assused that irrsspec-
tive Of party, and In full knowledge OF the
appropriately Of his ofsee, oil our citizens
will endure heartily our esrrsasion of his
wur,hlneos and eminent fitness fos Collector
0f Montana.
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Local 1reVities.

A1s bin wos esls osl Of Ptou.es faro
hank The Other day. t
Ths steamer Dc Smet arrived 1t Fort
Benton at ESQ Tuesday.
xoran's 'lrish Girl" handsoms girl
horse, 10 10 fur the ruuuiug race u day.
More old Snow On the Gold Greek Noun.
tains THE 4sh Of July than any preceding
one since Long Tom first sas under their
shadows.
NJ. 0eoigc schwartz. Of Blackf0ot, has
bought The interest Of bic partner NJ. John
0lsason 10 the Cary Housc, Blacktoos, and
10 now sole proprietor.
The survey psrty-0eo. w. Irwin, Esq,
Peter Koch, U. 4. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
of Bozeman. Maj Graham. one Ut The old.
sst Of m0uniaineers, and Two or three 9th.
ers-struck tents scrOss tho river on Monday
snd started of u the scenes of their sum-
mer lsbon.
Miss Laura Agnes Stevenson hes been
giving c'ncer,s in towns On the Fast Side
and received sumo high concentrations
from the press. We are rather surprised
though 10 re the Courier cxtol her singing
~ highly AID rate her piano playing %
moderately.
Main street looked like The transportation
Of IN army corps had corrsllsi on Il last
Saturday. the Creighton trans detained
.. Big H"le River by high waters, Ill come
10 In busch, and agent Stackpols va dy.
ing around like mad, only he wss 10 perfect
good humor, and everybody hsd ''frsiyh,
ia" until they couldn't rest without taking
= drink.
J. G. Robinson Esq. District attorney,
returned from Miasoula on Wednesday
evening. The principal business Ut the
court term was closed On Tuesday but
Judge Knowles held the term open far =
day orstwO to give the boudsmsn 1T Hayes
opportunity to catch and return him. He
10 believed to be on Mm,se Creek. d. u.
Falls was convicted of mxnslaugtsr but
had not been sentenced at the time Of mr..
Rs leaving. Judge Knowles and Mr.. Nc.
Murlry are expected home on Saturday.
The Mount Powell illumination diin',
60. Everybody said 1t was go''d idea,
and they would be glad 10 sec Il, and I,
ough, To he done, and that they encouraged
it much. And there was perfect unanim-
ity of seuiimen, Of who would b. the bes,
persOu 10 81 Up there aud pack casl oil,
and wood and fireworks and things and
shoe. them OF while they looked =, il. Bs,
We never did aspire to any high pos',ion,
aud Amt thick enough in the neck To 20
rushing NJ there any how. ''Soms of these
days." ssys one VIM knows, "when soue Of
y"u want Grant to spp"int you 70 Office
y"u'll wish you had warmed that Town
Peak up-y0u bet your life."