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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-22

ton steady; sales 1859 bales-upIands
1875; Orleans 1917. Flour steady and
rather more doing. Whiskey quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat "a shade frmrr.
with moderate demand; mostly fur
spring; winter quiet. Corn :.:.!; active,
end shade firmef. Rice quiet, at 7z1(9
S%.. Pork frmert4apd quiet. Beef
steady. Lard frmert a. 5000 11.l6.
Freights lower. Supply spi money in
creasing, at z, gold, TO q iraction com-
mission. Sterling 856. Golds17xM
l7H. Governments closed arm. at Il Ia
1s advance. Tennessees strong; other
States dull but steady, go
ST. Louis. April 2l. Flour dullsanfl
dropping; business email Corn Sact;ye
and higher, with little demand for track
lots-No. 2 mixed 36936M:in in elevator
42H943, sacked. Whiaksy quiet, at 81.
Pork active, higher. and irresular-soId
at 1900; standard at 18 50. Bacon
strong; some sales at higher rates-shoul-
ders tx; seller this month 7k cash: :
clear sides 1919; May 1Ok; last half OF
June lO01O16 cash. Lard higher, at o.
CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Flour firm, ut
7.60@7.75. Corn firm, at 43. Proyi.
sions excited and active Pork-l8. 90
bid, but held higher; offerings light.
Lard hrm-steam 81a@824; kettle 81
(99; lobbing sales of oity vt the latter
rate. Bacon held higher-shoulders
~; clear rib sides 9A; clear sides 10
IN good demand at ~. lower. Whiskey
steady, at 80.
LOUISVILLE. April 21.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn in good demand and
hrm. at b4C066 for mixed and white
sacked. Provisions active and higher.
Pork l8 O00l8 80. Shoulders 73z@8;
clear rib sides 9A; clear sides 10. Lard
-tierces 9@9M; kegs 10@lOL. Whis-
koy steady. at SO.
NEW ORLEANS. April 21.-Cotton
oemsnd 9 ma active -middling 1917; receipts
o'2So bales; sales $500; stock 1872, ,476.
ooS SAVANNAH. April 2l.-Ootton receipts
982 bales; sales Ats; stock Al, ,428.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
By WIN. Mckay.
Anrt,nn 5ales--Entnre @ans.
BY LOWNDES g. GRIMBALL.

Dy NVWNUHS % UNIMDAIls
HOUSE AND LOT VASDERHORST
Ill street at Auction.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, March 9th, az the
Old Postofflce. at II O'Clock,
All that LUT OF LANU. with the buildings there.
on, stuate Oh The rt side Of Vanderhurst street.
connected with Vanderhorst street by lane1
measuring and containing on the north line Ill
feet, on the ,a.t and west lines each As feet
inches, on the south line 100 feet inches. be the
same more or less; butttng and bounding north
by Lanes OF Patterson. east by Lands recently
conveyed to Joseph A. Enslow. south BY Land OF
horst street. west by Lands OF A. Peurfoy and st.
Paul's Cemetery.
Terms-One-hslr cash; balance in one year, se-
cured by bond aud mortgage OF property sold,
sured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for
papers. nchSA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December II, 1872.
I'm and after SUNDAY, December Is, the Pas.
,enger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will
rue 2s follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
The Little Straw Ent.

We all Of US have our secret hoard
or things that we cherish and 'e1ceriy pr ze-
1hii1gs tIat are n, ita,r OF valae OF Ia'e'
Or for v hitch any Que else "oulu cale,
Yet priceless to us-and We keep them stored
Far nom the sight OF Gil other eyes.
have one treasure among my sto:e
which ia dearer than all Of the rest to me
Ton will smile 1t may hap with unbelel,
unless you have had the self-same grief;
For the tribes OF those who are no more.
The loved and lost, grow precious " De.
Would you know what II is. so dear to my eyes,
And what 30 often will make them dlDP
Fer It brings to mind the dear little head
That so long has slept with the loved ones
dead.
TITS nothing-this thing that so much prize
But little straw hat with ragged orn.
often unlock the closet door
And bring It tenderly forth to the light.
The RIBBON Is faded tits torn and old,
But no one could Guy 1t with gold uniod;
And many time on the chamber moor
I've weps and kissed 1t half lhe night.
love 1t as only mother can love
The simple things OF her little dead;
Iprze 1t as only mother can prize
Ene things 30 worthless IN other eyes,
Fer IL symbols the crown that know ABOVE
Covers the little one'shead.
With streaming eyes can often see
The sweet little face IN the sunlight glow,
Looking forth lrom ne ragged orlu,
With the saucy glance so sweet In hlm,
When he used to romp in the grass with me
In the summers 80 long ago.
The little one had his holiday dress,
With hat that was very fine ani grand;
But 1t never 10 me was half 30 dear
As The one I have cherished for many q year,
Fo. my lip, the very spot can press
Wnere twas torn by the little hand.
have diamonds rare and many gem,
with which sometimes my hair trim
when forth to the world am ced 10 60,
To mix with it, mockery and show;
But there's none that prize-no' all or them-
Like the little straw hat with the ragged orim.
We are told that earth's treasures We must not
hoard.
Where meth doth corrupt ard rust doth dim;
Yet ,h,s ia but memento love
az the nriceless treasure have above.
1t ia not for IL that my tears are poured
Ynis little straw hat with ragged pTlm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
G0ncGtional

r ESSONs IN FRENCH, MUSIC, DC
IL A southern lady, who has much expert
ence 10 te.ching, de Tres to give lessons 10
French Music and Spanish, either at her own
residence, or those OF her pupils. New York
'elerences OF The first schools: also the clergy.
Apply to or address, MRS. NICHOLS.
leb2s Mansion House, Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
mnniriual Notices.

OFFICE BOARD OF b e A. LIT q,
" CHARLESTON, JANUARY Is. ,1873.-The
existence OF Epidemic SMALLPOX In the Northern
and Eastern states, as well as In the interior OF
this State demands that active measures be- en-
plUyed to prevent its Introduction and develop.
ment in this city. The cooperation OF cil1enao OF
$. THOMSON, City Vacciuator. will be at his
ONCE, No. 10 wentworth street, daily to vaccinate
all persons who apply. and fresh vaccine virus
can be obtained from him. and at the once Of tho
Registrar City Hail. on app 1oation, gratuitously.
= GEO. y. PELZER, n. d.,
jap29 Oity Registrar.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03

In presenting proofs OF claims the claimant
must In all cases file Herewith The official cer-
tl6cate OF the oficer to whom the delivery OF the
party arrested was made.
In all cases OF actual conviction in court the
claimant must 1le the certificate Of the United
States District Attorney, stating that The claimant
furnished the necessary "proof to convict"
In all cases Of confessions the claimant must
n,e the certificate Of the officer who received the
confession stating that it was In ali respects vol.
nntary.
All claims will be examined in the order in
vn,ch thew are filed, and twenty days ON the
date hereof will be allowed for fling Gains and
proofs.
By ordx OF his Excellency the Governor.
b. h. D. BYRON,
.,o, Private Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
mch31

r USE THE DOLLAR REWARD
SOAP with tcoarirg brick. in cleaning Iron or
Steel: It saves one.half the labor, and gives
better appearance.
DOwIE, NOISE DAVIS, Agents.
Charleston, s. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
DRESS GOODS.

20 pieces SILK vALOUR, all colors, SIS cents,
formerly $127.
cases Dress Goods. all styes, 20 to 40 cents,
formerly IS 10 so cents.
25 pieces Black SILK, 81 25 81 so, 81 IS. 50. So,
reiuced 20 per cent.
Our entire Mourning Stock has undergone re-
duction OF from 80 to rs per cent.
Black Alpaca, only so cents, worth 65, the best
In the city.
Full lines Of Satins Silk Valours, Silk Velvet,
&C., are offered at great bargains.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
BY WARDLAWA& s. CAREW,

FINDER FORECLOSURE OF MORT
u GAGE.-MARr MCKNIGHT, Executrix, vs..
GEORGE W. OLNEY, et al. =, ." = -
BY virtue Of an order OF court In the above
case to me directed an1 delivs ed, will be sold on
TUESDAY, he 1lth day OF March. 1873, In front
OF the Postoffice at II O'Clock A. II. 49,,
ALI that Lot Of LAND, with building, thereon,
situate on south side Vendue Range, City OF
harleston, la'ely disting Ushed by letter q IN
plan OF lands made by ]. Wilson, In July, 1915,
and now Or lately known as No. II, measuring u
width 20 feer and in depth go feet, more or let8i
bounding north on Vendue Range, aoutn on
Browns wharf, east on Letter inthc said plan,
and west on letter E OF the same. z.i y ~ ,.
.--. AL9o, L. 80. n,
All that LOT OF LAND, now divided INTO TWO
IN lots stu .te on the east side OF Coming street,
between Norris and Radcliffe, measuring in ffcne
on Coming street l01 feet, on the nortn liEe 1oS
feet 10 inches, on the east line 1o4 feet inches,
and on the south line 2I7 feet inches; bounded
porlh on lands now or late Of Francis Sires and OF
DR. WIN. Hume, east on lands or Rev. Wiz. Ca
pers and others, south by lands OF Geo. w. olney,
and west by Coming street.
Terms--One-lhird (h) cash; balance 10: TWO
equal successive annual insfRlmepts, with inter.
est from day OF sale, payable semiennually, AZ
the rate OF 10 per cent. per annum, and II interest
be not pupctualy paid when due, to bear interest
ut the same rate and upon the same terms as the
principal; to be secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises; buildings 70 be insured
aud policy assigned. Purchasers TO pay for papers,
and TO have the privilege Of paying the wnole
purchase money IN cash. . ..s.H
feb,4,22,mch3ll G. @. BOWEN, q. O. O.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
NOTION Department.
PURCHGO1Y, BENEDICT & CO..
Eallroana.

NORTH EASTERN RAILROAD, SUPER
IN lNrENDENT'S OFFICE, CHARLESTON, So,
March 8, 1873. On and after tomorrow, the 4th
inst the Trains on this road will resume their
regular trips. =. 8. SOLOMQNS,
mchS-l superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03
furniture, @r.
ENIRST-CLASS FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
M1LLINGs FURNITURE STORE

MILLINGs FURNITURE STORE,
No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
"a the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNITURE Of the latest and most elegant de.
signs az prices to suit the times. This establish.
ment has just received large supply Of superior
Parlor, Chamser and Dining Room Sets In Oak,
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent lower than those charged,
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture.
SuPERB BURIAL CASKETS A SPECIALITY.
Gail and examine the stock and prices.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. 444 KING STREET.
decls-3mosD6C
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

COLUMBUS, ONO, March 10.-In the
House this morning, the bill TO increase
tho Governors salary TO $4,000 per.
mum, was indefinitely postponed. The
Senate bill tor tho protection oil sub'con'
tractors, laOorers, boarding house keepers
and material men in their claims against
railroad contractors failed to pass.
In the House. this afternoon bill was
introduced to SO amend the incorporation
act rs to provide for the formation o
companies to purchase real estate, subdi-
vide and sell the same. After long dis
cussion the bill to provide for the appoint
ment OF State inspector Of coal mines
was postponed until Thursday Of next
week.
The Senate spent almost the entire day
in vigorous discussion of bill 10 pre-
vent lotteries and policy gambling. Pend
ing the discussion the Senate took re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20

THERE seems to be singular sort Ol
rivalry among the newspapers oi the
Northwest as to which shall say the
worst things of the State Legislatures.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says the In
diana Legislature is one Of the most
worthless bodies ever assembled in that
State. Declaring that Indiana cannot
beat Missouri in point Of worthlessnessr
The 81. Louis Democrat offers to "back the
Legislature now In session at Jefferson
City against any similar body that has as.
sembled in this country since the discov-
cry Of America by Christopher Columbus
for stupidity, for uselessness, for deprav-
ity, and for all those qualities which con-
vert honest men into rogues and sensible
men into asses. This proud distinction
cannot be Wrested from Missouri by any
of her sister States" Joining In this
complimentary strain Tho Chicago IFi.
6unO says the Illinois lawmakers have
been in session II weeks and have passed
only two bills, one Of which was to en-
able the other to go into effect. If the
standard Of o good Legislature is to pass
the fewest bills, Tho Tribune thinks the
present body, with Its solitary chicken,
Is the best one we have ever had" We
feel that something ought to bo added on
behalf Of West Virginia; but feeling in.
competent to do the subject Justice, we
turn it over to our nelghbor, the Register.
We are not willing this "young and grow.
ing Commonwealth" shall be considered
behind Indiana and Missouri, if they are
bigger and older than we. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, March 1O.-The Metho.
dists Of Tennessee determined during the
past year to raise one million dollars to
establish a University. Tho Board Of
Trustees, when half Of the sum was
raised, were authorized TO take steps TO
begin the work. The subscription Of
Commodore Vanderbilt Of half q million
dollars is regarded as making the Univer.
slty an established fact. The remainder
Of tho million will be raised, so leading
Methodists believe, without serious dill.
Gully. Probably Nashville will be selec.
ted us tho location. There Is much re-
ioiclng among Methodlsts and citizens
generally over the muniacence Of Com
modOre Vanderbilt.
In the House ol Representatives to-day
tho Senate bill TO amend the tippltng laws
Of the State was adopted, In lieu oi the
House bill on tho same subject. 1t leaves
the question TO q vote OF the people of the
different dlstricts, wards and counties on
the 1st Of June, whether they will allow
tippllng houses in the midst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
'sENATE...EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Mr. Wright
moved that the Senate take up for con-
alteration Che resolution submitted by
him proposing that the previous question
may be demanded either by majority
vote or in some modified form, &c.
AIr. Thurman objected to the considera'
ton Of the resolution.
SIR. Wright showed tho necessity Of
adopting some such rule for the purpose
Of facilitating the transaction OF public
business.
Mr. Sherman hoped the resolution
would be taken up and referred TO the
Committee on Rules without debate, and
let them examine the whole subject and
report at the next session.
After considerable debate the Senate
by vote OF 35 against 80 refused to take
up and thus refer tho resolution.
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony the Com.
missioner OF Agriculture was requested
TO communicate to the Senate his annual
report with the accompanying papers,
which were ordered to be printed:
Mr.. West asked the Senate 10 take up
bis resolution giving the Committee on
the LeVees Of the Mississippi river leave
to sit during the recess, and report on the
levees of the Mississippi; also on the pro-
priety Of the Government controlling and
maintaining the same, ..,s
The Chair decided the resolution out Of
order.
The Senate proceeded to the considers.
ton of case of Senator Caldwell.
Mr.. Conkliug said that Caldwell was
legally elected and now, two years alter
the election the Senate were asked 10 de-
clare he never was elected at all and that
In law and in fact no such election ever
took place, and that In law the seat has
been vacant all that time. He (Conkling)
could not so pronounce. His oath, as he
understood It, forbade him doing So
Every time the Senate transcend the law
in order that particular good might come,
they guided with new light the eXClama-
ton Of Roland,.."Oh Liberty how many
crimes are committed in thy name"
The Senate could not hold that Cald-
well was not elected and at the. same
time maintain that they could expel him:
They could expel no one except he be q
member and no one could be a Senator
unless he was so elected. But Tor tho pur-
pose Of expelling him, would the Sen
ate hold him up for a while as Senator
for the purpose Of knocking him down.
Either Caldwell was elected or the Sen.
ate had no power 10 eXpel him.
Mr.. Conkling, without concluding his
gave way for an executive
session, at tho expiration Of which the
Senate adjourned. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
THE LATEST NEWS.

The steamer Peruvian, from Liver.
pool, has arrived at Portland, Me. .
'-Governor Dix has announced that be
still sees no reason for interfering In the
case of Foster.
"A driving snow storm from the
North, prevailing at Chicago, Wednes'
day night, about one inch Of snow fell.
The psactlcabllity OF ship canal
through Nicaragua, has been settled by
the labors OF the present United States
surveying party.
The Governor of Nebraska will call
an extra session Of the State Legislature
10 a lew days to correct the errors and
omissions in tho laws passed during the
last session. .s-. @
Three men were ARRESTED at Cork
Ireland, Tuesday, on suspicion Of being
the perpetrators Of the frauds on the Bank
ol England. They were released the next
morning, there being no evidence against
them.
The offer Of bonds TO the Govern
ment yesterday amounted to $4,000, goo
at 320at400. Amillio1 was PURCHASED
at 10 2Oa13 40. y
"A bill has passed the New York As
sembly giving coloEed people the same
conveniences and rights enjoyed by
whites.
The insurance bribery investigation
at Jefferson city, has resulted in report
by the Committee that Frank Hickox
the lobbyist, did attempt to bribe Mr.
Burger, a amember Of the House.
DIR. Francis L. Davis, prominen
citizen Of 81. Joseph, Mo-, died Wednes
day. He was formerly resident o
Maryland, and q member Of the Legisla
ture Of that State. His remains will b
forwarded to Baltimore for interment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
Shipment of Coal.

PTTaBURGH, March 1O.--The follow
ing tows with coal departed since our
last report: For Cincinnati, the John f.
bravo, with 5000 bushels Of coal and
10000 Of coke, total 10000 bushels. For
Louisville, INC Thomas Rees, with no.
900 bushels of coal; the Thomas ReCs No,
9, with 15l 900 bushels Of coal; the Tiger,
with 1900 bushels Of coal; the Charley
Brown, 125, 900 bushels OF coal and 1885,.
600 Of coke; the Samuel Miller with no.,
900 bushels; the A. j, Baker with l2O,-
900 bushels; total s21 900 bushels. For
St. Louis, the Il. A. Babbage with 10000
hnshels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, March 1O.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate: Samuel Il. Ebert o.
Colorado, Governor Of Colorado. Vice
McCook resigned; 8. W. Wright, ReceiV'
er Of Public Moneys Carson City, Nevada
Collectors of Internal Revenue; Henry
Harden, 2nd District Of Wisconsin; F. s.
Hill, 4th District Of Kentcky; William L.
Sapp, 18th District Of Ohio; A. P. john
son, End District Of Kentucky; Il. H.
Whiting, 9th District Of Illinois; Cyrus
r. scofeld, United States Attorney for
Kansas. Register Land Offices; William
II. Fellers, Duluth, Minnesota; John p.
Owens, Tsylor's Falls, Minnesota. Re-
ceivers Of Public Moneys; E. w. Little
Santal alFe;IN. NJ. Lewis Lewiston, Duluth,
Minnesota; James O. Braden, Litchheld,
Minnesota.
Five delegations from Baltimore, so.
liciting the appointment Of Washington
Booth Collector Of that port, and four del
egations representing the present Col
lector, Thomas, were at the White House
to-day, and had an interview with the
President, The Attorney General has
written to Oakes Ames tor the books OF
the Credit Mobilier Company, for the use
OF the Government in prosecuting a6suit
against that corporation.
Medical Inspector Lansdale, OF the
Naval Academy, reports that the cadets
were well provided for in every respect
on the occasion Of their visit to Washing.
ton to take part in the Inauguration cere-
monies.
The President has decided TO com.
mute the sentence of ,0'Brien, who was
convicted Of the murder Of Cunningham,
in August last, 10 imprisonment for life.
Ex.Senator Corbett has directed that
the $3.50 duo him as extra, compensation
as a member of the 49d Congress, be
turned over to the Washington Monu.
ment Association. This sum Is the differ.
ence between the mileage due Corbett
under the old law and the extra Compen.
sation allowed by the new. -.
The Erie officials suspended to-day
were Horatio N. Otis, Secretary; Justin
D. White, Assistant Treasurer, and John
Hilton, Auditing Clerk
U. s. District Attorney Bliss stated To-
day that the case Of Phelps, Dodge y Co.
had been finally settled on the payment
o. $27l 900 to thcgovernment by the hrln'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
The Eric. Investigation at Albany.

NEW York, March 10-It is stated that
three prominent employees of the Erie
railway have been suspended until the in
vestigatiOn IS made Of their connection
with the former management. 1t Is Sta
ted in IN Albany letter that while ten
thousand dollars which are accounted for
were placed in the hands ofthe Attorney
General Barlow, by English stock hol-
ders for use in efEecting reforms In
Erie, an additional sum Of ten thousand
dollars was paid by the Erie directory
for which no iccount Is made One Of
tho principal matters 10 be investigated,
Is as to tho payment of the dividend
which 1t Is charged was not justified by
the earnings of the road. &!
ALBANY, N. Y, March 10.-The Eric
Investigation Committee adjourned 10
meet on Friday in New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-20
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 1O.-Mr. Gladstone and
bis cabinet colleagues were in consulta.
tion four hours yesterday. Nothing is yet
known as to the result.
The steamship California, has arrived
out
A serious riot between Engllshmen and
Irishmen occurred at Wolverhampton,
near Birmingham, yesterday. At least
5000 persons were engaged in the con-
fllct, and fire arms and knives freely used.
No fatal injury is reported.
LONDON, February 10 Evening. -
Gladstone proceeded TO Windsor, to-day,
and submitted TO the Queen the names Of
tho members Of the incoming Cabinet.