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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-28
COLUMBIA, ] SIC.
Wednesday Morning, May 28. 1873.
Retaliation or Charges Against Miss
CanninKho am, Regent OF she BIs. Ver.
NON AAaOoRalt

non Association.
Oalumny, like death, loves q shining
mark. 'Bs thou as ohaste as ioe, as
pure as snow. thou shalt not escape" it.
Many OF our readers will be able to re-
call, although several momentous years
have meanwhile elapsed, u singular
disiate.eetadness, zeal, perseverance, and
success of Miss Aan Psme!i. Cunning
ham, in the efforts she made by her pen
aud voice. to raise funds for the pur-
chase OF Mt. Vernon. the home Of
Washington. Miss Cunningham is q
daughter OF Laurens County, in. this
State. wss.educated 1t Barhamville in its
most paltny days. and wassa great fAvotite
OF the eniaant RdRda tors, DR.. and Mtv.
Marks TOE ner great sppiisRatio on 70 iseaaass:
and sl,oSasts in bstAstt: aecnAulAIipr OF
:soow.edgs.s snf ssot 3 hers taaabss tand'
.o,e'y aateo!s.. e. WHICH was also nos with
v% vu' 49rs y. " ssEaAin AHe ofig'nM traiss.
-ue ''o',m o' oons!ltastopei innsmlsy OF
Doay' "h,0n ssasea 'smenhasl on. lett
1.souoneo anoi un,mPa'tea tne brilliant
N.au WIN "n'ol S4e "as gitseo' sae de-
so.eo ner salen's tot seysfa! years TO the
'asA ol preventing MI vernon from
Pass'ns ln'o the nanos sot spectators.
- ~ ...auen' appea's 1ans !hfeoushout
'uo '''n>1 ano "oAe tue ecnoss IN generous
'. n pa.iio'lo ana 1erV'o
eusseMous nor letse's ana addresses,
s9y'e! !AppsslneAo 10 tne efudrasa1, OF
N..s taaos, ano ~ tne onarieesan Courier.
80 "oue.s " .etse' vigorous and
1ne1' "siins. stAev e1qeed; admlra'
'l,n So1sn ano SCUM! ann me movement
"AoA ouo 'ueoHasAsGo GtSH. anso sort
' "uo 'ne sen.i"ent ot venera-
rou .or 'ne nome 81 the Fssher OF his
any teviVeo unoen nee mhgie touches
au. oeoAme oonsee.a'eo 10 sne regards
r.u Aneo.ions OF me Amefloan people.
A''heu'Snea T1'tefs' captivating ora
sors, vigorous newspaper eesayists came
to her aid and helped to popularize her
views. Edward Everett employed his
pen aud used his unflsalled rhetoric in
the cause. and many whpse; eyes glance
4 =
over these lines willremember the throng
which greeted his adniFable lecture on
Washington, delivered In this place.
The necessary fund was raised. the hit.
Vernon property purchased and vested
in the Ladiee' Mt Vernon Association.
the premises placed in proper repair.
facilities afiotded tofe visitors e that
Mecca OF patriotism; on the Potomac,
and as was tit and emtnently proper,
Miss Cunningham was made Regent,
ana constltutedytae hostess 81 the place,
With Board OF Vlce'Hegents. to assist
her.
ihere have oeen more tha9 once some
exaggerated stories set af1oat 70 the pre-
lnd'ce OF Miss cunningham. And more
than onoe' they nave been dlapfosed and
put at rese' '.hecently resased the
charges OF q Df' Howiand; OF Washing.
~ LII tt..s,s.,
~ har,ao;s1,.,ss sf,v;la;n;.r tar..Ea ~.
onn,a1 nia;ta,;a;n,f ESHo,v; AZ. 49,
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Gen: r. =. Colstone, formerly in the
Confederate army, has arrived at Cairo,
Egypt, to assume the duties of pro-
fessor in the polytechnic school there.
He will also hold the rank of colonel in
the Egyptian army. Gen. Colstone was
for two years with Stonewall jackson in
the faculty of the Virginia Military In
stitute.
A few days ago, at Maokville, on the
Macon and Brunswick Railroad, man
named Silas Browning. killed his ne.
phew, John Browning, With a knife,
cutting bis throat from car to ear. The
murderer has fed.
A New York oyster house appears to
have swallowed dictionary, for it calls
itself 'a shell. fish institution" now, and
its oyster. opener is the champion bival.
vulist."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-28

E1EoTI0n on, A,NxW. .BoARD o. HsAtG4.
At the regular meeting Of tho City .0oun-, :
oil, held last evening.ahefol6wiD mem:,
bers Of the Board Of Health were wiesrie elected: =
9WARD No. 1--Dr. Watson, Jossph - -
Mcmillan, Henry: Avery. No. 2-Dr;
r. W. Gibbes, G. III. Wilder, Henry
Scott. No. ST. P. Walker, NJ. F. MI:
on. Richard Banks. No. 4-Dr. J. +.
Ensor. L. q. rrevett. Henry Williams.
YouNa MEN's DEBATING CLUB.
acknowledge the reception OF invitations
to be present at an entertainment to be
given by the above club, on the 18th of
the er ling month. It will consist of
an orr sion, q debate. and an exercise in
eiocu. on. The committee OF arrange.
ments are using their best endeavors to
make the OCCASION an agreeable one, and
the members Of the club who will occu-,
py the rossrnn cannot fail to do, credit
to the club az we'll as to themselves, and
to make the evening delightful one to {;
those who appreciate excellence in ors-
tory. Music will be furnished on, the
occasion. Due notice of the place and
hour will be given. This eiub holds its
regular meetings every Wednesday even
ing. Y,
PHGN1xIANA. Made TO order-The,
chamber maid. dsH ng:
Room for Improvement The school
room.
Truth is as impossible to be soiled by
any outward touch ss'the sun BEAM % 81
Led astray A spent ball.
Always going to blazes''- The fire.
man. ..
A half-and-halt measure-A pewter
mug.
Why is honesty like rhubarb? Because
it is drug in the market.
A true American is too proud to beg
and too honest to steal. He gets trusted.
Men with winning wsys1 Successful
gamblers. .
In all the affairs OF the world 10 much
reputation is in reality go much power.
A favorite e1clamRtion-A lass.
Old newspapers for sale at PHanux
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
PoRr ROYAL RAILROAD ENDRRsED
GOLD BONDS. These bonds, now being
negotiated in New York by Messrs. King,
Finney Il Co.. bankers, No. 21 Nassau
street, are offered TO. sale at the New
York price-90 and accrued interest, in
currency, free OF commission and ex,
press charges. by A. G. Kaufman. Esq,
No 25 Broad street, Charleston;s 8. O.
These bonds are iron: clad, insamueh as
thess are seenred not only BY q first mort
gage upon tbs Port Royal Railroad Com.
pany, but also by q guaranty = ofsthel
Georgia Railroad end Banking COMPANY.
corporation too we'll known blythe peor.
pie OF this sectionto require any vordi
of commendation from M. ) Tho lPoit
Royal Railroad is owned by .ewo wealthy.
gentlemen -Messrs. Robbins, Of Boston.
and Appleton, OF New York. Its Prest--
dent is Major ue1Tss Il. Iask.ea, Eel
Augnssa., Georgia. whose naYeis Atever,
OF strength, and who maker everything:
he touches pay. Mr.. Kanfman, informs
US that some Of the ehreydest investors,
in Charleston have purchased these
bonds, and recommend" them; after
close scrutiny, in the fullest confidence
to those seeking . safe, permanent and
profitable investments. h. .s4G ,iBa
| u, "a.
| 1,TcT ~ NpU pNrpN
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directly by means OF iron pipes, Pro-
ceedipg to the min we'll at the engine
house, we find the water perfectly clear
and pure.
Your committee being fully aware Of
the responsibility they had to encounter,
and having common interest with their
fellow-citiZens in supply Of water
FREQ from Impurities, determined to
make thorough examination, other
than what had come under their own
observation. Accordingly, We had seve-
raj citizens, conversant with the water
works, connections and outlets, sum-
moned before us. From this source, we
were unable to procure any information
differing from what We had ourselves
discovered. The statements made in
this examination being conflicting sup.
positions and opinions, unsupported by
facts. We have, therefore, come to the
conclusion that the report Of impure
water being furnished to the city is not
! sus stained. and have no doubt that it
originated from the waste water in the
low grounds, under the impression that
it was conveyed to the main reservoir;
and, therefore, feel no hesitation in say
ing that the water Supplied is as free
from impurities as it was under the for.
mer regulation Of the city. We, how
ever, suggest to the proper authorities
the propriety of having the water in the
reservoirs in Sidney Park drawn there.
'front.' and the bottoms thoroughly
cleansed.
We further suggest that the hydrants
in the streetss at various points be open
ed every two weeks, in order to cleanse
them from the sediments which must
necessarily find Its way into them. All
of which is respectfully submitted.
JACOB LEVIN,
Chairman Committee.
The Board then adjourned.
JACOB LEVIN, Chairman.
THos. ?. WALKER, Acting CLERK.
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
DR.. C.. BIGEL0W,
Confidential Physician.

l. 14.J oAS4dhs
No. 277 & 279 s. Clark 81, Cor. Van Buren,,
1t j. well known Dy all readers of this paper that
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Chicago WIN has made he treAtnent of all chronic
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iet Ct We made Df. Is The most renowned ~PE-
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18

q ~ .-nIeut IOr Toys or girls, it Is entirtIv
without rival Most youths, aside from their
studies are perfectly capable of doing all the job
printing in tn ir father's business
Branch Office. 5l3 BIO dway and IS Mercer SITS,
New Yo-k Kelly, Howell & Lupwig, 9e7 Market
street, Philadelphia. lO-l1 Oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-04
Hpfalbcriehtc ans ggznfbinotpu.

SS btugto II, 3. 6ebr.-0r. yeitcr u.
Bartlett perlot an Sonnabeno Elm Efcro I'M
Nerthe pom $1,000. 9as cole Sblsr Itarb
tnnerAalb menlger Stuucen all etner uube-
fanntcu Arantheit.
- @eisrn Utorgen murOsn II Tarbige I'M
Gotomac g5tautt. 9ls @is muBte iiir Die.
ien 3wsd crit auigebrOfeu wcrocu.
- Die 5otter oeS S1rn. yOut5 Streb an
Der &s SroBe ijel geileru init tiner &Oblen0I.
yampe mebrcrc SrcpptnituTtn blHuuter uno
erbielt 5.idbrltte NraH0puHbeu.
i 9r. 9tOlan0 9ormclaiu, eiu bttounter
6ieil9er gSeiuhdn>ler, tarb 9eiltrn 2tbeno
nadJ IdugCrer &rautbet.
- Ehoma5 3}ootrid uuroe omSonnabcno
in Ctrem gdB1en 6piid)en Der y. uno s.
StraBc benabe cIfroren geiunOtr. Dtan
brdd)te i'm nad) Dem St0tlonsbauie oc5 crlten
Stiute@, NO CT lltl balO mlener erbolte.
81 Gbren oe5 @Ouuerueur8 Blubbad
pom 2ouJilana ucldnnaltcte or. Sloucp Otcs
6aIano all SamIag 2lbenO III ieiucr Q8ob.
nung elHe NctItdlttlt, al m'ld)sr uleGtcre
6agbl9e tacllnatmcn.
= 5u Der bcu0rlGbtnoan 6tier Der 2&ieocrs
ctnIeBung og8 YGQlioeuteu mcrO2n L. u. and
OaS 3. J(sgim;ut Uon yteU 5uiep, oa8 @a.
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!tcu'YOyttr 5tsgtm1ut Ciutrciicu.
Gn Bjtiigrr 8iirgcr, gtameu5 3ratlor,
muroe on Samuag 4oCno in Der ytabe Oc8
DSmithiouian- SuiiltutS" bon Spei Sarblgen
lIberiauCu, ulc0craedlaleu uHO mn etne ll6r
neOit Sette unO ST. beyoubt.
= 0ie u@tOddtniB 6rei-G0pcuc" an Der
Gte Der IA. uno9t. StraBc muroe geiiern gum
erlteu DtaIe iiir cen Sormlttag8. .@ottesotenlt
er0THcf. 3n osr SOnntog5iduls oieier Ga
peue beItuOet it'd and ene oeutid)e 2lbtbets
luug, nellie untsr Der Eeitung oe0 SRI. 0eng-
fer Clt.
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ifatifiiden GonqreB ein;ulabsu, iciue nadfe

itdtlIttben GongreB eln;ulaoeu, lclue nGhft
Sibun9 III Den Ser. Staaten su balten.
SanfS, cinen 8titluB bei0tr 6auitr, benz
8rdToenteu 81 empiebleu, NIT allen befreun'
oeten 9te9ieruu3eu lluterharoluugen uu3u.
tuiipfen, nm Die eiiettpoufeu Shrtte gum
Sfuee Der 9fltttdmpier IN maritimcn Srte=
gen ;u tbun; Die Hegeln ciuiliIrter Srieg-
fiibrung ;u erSwingeu; ierner auf frieolidle
Seiiebungen 3piiden @uba unO Der ipani-
idlen JtegleruHg bin III arbeiteu. Nm oaS
Gomite fir au8lpdrti9e 2lngclcgenbeiten.
6aruter cine Bid, Elm ygtatonal Suitttut"
fir BboHoarapbie 3u crrihttn.
Nterinf elueu YlCEarbetluB, melher Die
Grefutue anmeii't, nit Der 9tsaicruug BON
@bHi &erbauOlungeu sur Aasglei9uug Der
Anipriid)c ameritanIder Sirger III crGifncn.
9lOgerS cine 8tu, ale RcOeniieu aui Die
aus obi oeittlirieu Spirituoicu nui;ubeben.
Youu9 cine SiQ, Die politiiten gntrcds
tungen BON alien amerIfaniihcn Siirgern 0uf.
Suheber.
0tOr5p lc3te cine 8ittIdrift pou 8iirgern
aus youlFana um cine natiOnale 9iullredt8,
Bill Dor.
Vtc&uurp cine Siu, tpoourd Der Soma fiir
clnen itinbartu SuOm ertldrt wiro.
NoA cine 9roBe Anjubl Briuat- Sius wuroe
einqeredt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-04

e3 aus nit Dem &eoen uno ih tcnnte lbn
aud Mot meiter frugen.
5rau 5r6bi6 mpllte oa5 Sinh auT ZEN
Sooen ieten.
Gjeten Sic e5 mir! bat Gdcilie.
9lein, Sic t6nnen ben iameren SHn9en
nidt balten
llno pp6, unp bod!
st bleibt AUDI nidt bel Sbnen!
@eriu6en mir es nur.
Gdcilie bate id pes ainbes idcn be-
mddtigt; lie reOete ibm ireunplib 5u,
tlibte bic bllbenben 2ippen pesieIben unp
trug es Iingeno our6 Da5 stib6en.
gBerbe i'd glltlid, riei iie oajwilden,
10 ipuit aud gu es peroen, meIn tleiner
Gngel! Sd weroe Die trenen SIenlte
2eines ieligen guter5. baourd lobnen,
paB i'd ais smeite 0tutter iitr Sid Jorge!
Ser Anabe itredte pu5 Sdnoben nab
BEN i6war3en 8lunen an pem 9ute be5
iungen Dtdo6ens aus.
Spiele nur pamit, riei iie; i'd 9etatte
es Gir germ. 0prgen pber ilbermpr9en
fomme ih mieoer unO pdnn brluge th Dir
id6ne Spielia6en nit!
(6Ortiesun9 toIatD
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,ahrIos lit. Beun er BON Der -&oltonz 8sntaIzAfio.
ciotton~ eiusegsbsu pirb, wirb oGs 3GSnausssssn
.um 8srsuisen.
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rsr immsr rejnes gas, Die erobreniten unb geidids
teitsn s1bndrsts uno sdnsids Srsibett Don S6msr@
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burb iTiirurs seipGrt nerosn fonnsn, uno als Spe'
roticnen ir eic Grtaltune uno Gesulruns Der SABINE
uersen init uniocrtrsifliGer @siGdlitteito Oh sosen
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Dor. 9luI Den Gid gclegt.--0er SorItbenoc
iibtrgab ein @eiud Der y@eieuidlait CUR Ser
beiieung Der Gage Der 2rmen" um $4,000 3u'
iduB aus Der StaotfdIie. llebermlCleu. -
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run98 Qu8Ifuile8 einen 8eIbluB eln, pel'
der oeu 2lnprud 2lbraDQm 6ulo'S UNI $3.50
&ntltGotgung fir Den GoO leiue5 8ftr6eS
abmellt. 2ln9euOmmeu. - 0r. 9ri'Ftb Of
ferrte etpe Sroronuu9, meid)e Die @lrlhtun9
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in eincm GdBten 3mrdsn 0Olpbtut uuo
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