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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-21

BosroN, November 20.-Ordcrs have
been reserved to work day aud night till
the Brooklyn and franklin arc ready for
sea.
A nurse i'll n city hospital suicided
from opium. A novice OF the institu.
tion mistook her symptoms for hysterla,
and suiclded from humiliation over mol
treatment.
RALEIGH, November 2O.-Maj. Dun
ham, Democratio member, introduced
q strong resolution in favor of bellige.
| rent rights for Cuba. The Governors
message Is silent on Cuba. It opposes
reputation, aud advises compromise,
according to the States ability. A re-.
solution was passed requesting the Go
| vernon to exhaust ovory msans So defeat
the injunction snit against the public
treasury, Dy Alfred Self and other bond.
| holders.
PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-The
discount clerk of the Girlrd National
Bank ia alleged to be defaultor in
about 81, 200.
A defalcation, which will probably
reach $4,000. has been discovered in
ihe ACCOUNTS OF Secretary FiEnc;, c! the
Eureka and BDatmun's Marine aud Fire
Insurance Company, of Pittsbnrg.
SCHENECTADY. November 20.-The
canal. froze up here last night. 400 or
600 boats are frozsn in between here
and Buffalo, loaded with corn, wheat,
oats. apples, potatoes und lumber. The
prospect for further navigation is Father
bad.
NEW YORK, November 20 The asso-
ciated banks hold $3l, 900. 900 iu legal
tenders.
Mary Shuler, aged twenty Eve. throw
herself and infant child from tho East
hIver ferry boat yesterday; both were
drowned.
WASHINGTON, November 2O.-All sea-
men, ordinary seamen aud Andsmon,
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ALABAMA The New Orleans Plea.

AnABAMA.-Hhe New Orleans Plea.
yun,e saya "the success Of our friends in
Alabama. in recently carrying two Sepa.
torial Districts, 80 largely Radical at the
lost Presidential election, and contain.
ing an overwhelming negro population.
IL suggestive OF the fate of the Republic
can party next year throughout the en-.
tire South" Alabama will be redeemed
without trouble: but we have our doubts
concerning Louisiana, Mississippi ahd
So nth Carolina.
PARDoNED. Carter, 90.
lored, who was convicted at the recent
term OF tho Court of General Sessions
OF the murder Of Green Estes and sen
fenced to he hung on the 2lst inst. to.
morrow, has hal his sentence CON-
muted to imprisonment for life by Go
vernon Moses. He was taken down 10
the penitentiary on Tuesday morning
lust. The Governors action will be q
cause OF sore disappointment to his
friends in this County.
Chester Reporter.
An editor once wrote: eve have re.
ceived basket Of strawberries from
Mr. Smith. for which be will receive
our compliments, some of which are
Tour inches III circumference"
Lightning saws" are announced by
some dealers in hardware. That people
ace lightning during thunder storm is
plain enough, bnt why they should saw
lightning is n problem.
The principal of young ladies' semi.
nary, up town. where especial attention
Is devoted to department, was horrified,
the other day to ind the big girls play
ing "leap frog" i'll tho back yard.
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Charlotte. Col & Auensta ri r q

Charlotte. Col & Aupusta R. r. 20.
COLUMBIA, s. g NOVEMBER 21, 1873.
f1IHE Stockholders, at tho regular annual
Il meeting, having failed, owing to want of
ing Of the Stockholders OF this Company for
that and for other purposes. will BIZ held in
tho city OF Coiumbis, THIS DAY, the
twenty.hr instant, at 12 o'clock NJ
Dy order OF the Board OF Directors.
JOHN Is. PALMER,
NOV Il President
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acqnantances OF Mr.. and
Mrs Il. j. Donaldson are invited to attend
the funeral Of their YOUNGEST SON. To-
D!NY, at O'Clock z. NJ. Services at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Wright. ,rsonal Hill.
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The UNITED BRETHREN. Senator
Hollinsheud was elected Prcccptor of
the United Brethren for this County.
under the new constitution OF the order.
at convention held in Columbia last
tuesday. The order Of the United
Brethren is partisan political organi-
zatlon, and has done nothing to al vance
the Interests of the country. AS we'll
have Merrill with his troops to suppress
tue United Brethren as the Ku KIux
The one has as much right to exist as
the other. But circumstances alter
cases, and Justice is one-sidcd these
ays.-A6bepiVe Medium.
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Hon. D. W. Voorhees,. of Indiana, has
announced his intention to retire from
politics, saying that on the now ques.
tions to arHo new meA will be needed,
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Wanted,

A AN to Cook for sm all family. Refer.
a ences required. Apply at this Office.
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A FIERCE AND B1poDY ATTACK. On
Thursday morning Of last week, as Mr.
J John Swearingen, living ia the neigh
borhood of Howard & Laulrum's store,
was in his lot feeding his stock. young
man named Andrew Quattlebarm, ue-
companied by another whose name VIC
have failed to learn, rode up to the gate
and fired upon him three times, one
shot taking effect in his left hand, aud
intiicting painful wound. Q ,attlo-
baum then made his escape, aud has not
been arrested. Swearipgen's wound is
doing we'll. We can gather nothing
concerning the cause of this sudden and
fierce attacA. Edgefeld Advertiser.
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Bad Weather. Bad Coughs. Bad Colds.
CrANLEY'S celebrated COUGH SYnUP
~ will cure Coughs. Co dis, Asthma. Com
sumption. 1t is the remedy, without any ex-
eeption. Stanley will say 80. Get it only at
HElNITSH'S Cheap Drug Store.
Nov 10
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EX cutor'S Notice

A LII persons indebted to tho estate of
N ADAM L. DUHARD, deceased, are
hereby notified TO make immediate payment
to tho undersigned; and those having ella inns
will present them, iUlt atte.ted. for settle.
mcnt. y. j. DUBAKD Executor
Nov Is th3s
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NAVAL ACTIVITY. activity
prevails in the Washington Navy Yard,
and in some OF the depots over time is
being made. A large force is at work
on the steamer Shawmut, third clasr.
three guns. belonging to the Moth At
lantic Station. aud the Tallapoosa, q
transport paddle-wheel steamer, is being
rapidly repaired. A largo force is en-.
gagged in the ordnance department, max
ing ammunition. Lieutenant Fletcher
has reported at the yard as recruiting
officer. His headquarters are on the re-
oeiving ship Relief, lying at the dock.
Already some men have enlisted and a
large number Of inquiries have boon
made as to the terms. The volunteer
movements 10 raise troops have thus far
been among the colored people, who
though no official intimation stimulate 8
their actlon, apprehend the Government
will have need for their services in the
heid. The less excitable and by far tho
larger part OF the population are settling
down IN the belief .uat the services Of
those first to declare their willingness
to enlist for Cuta will not be required.
----->s >----
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Cox held
an inquest yesterday, over tho body of
white man named George Rice, who
died suddenly yesterday morning. at 4
o'clock, ut the house of Stepney Willis.
Tho deceased went to his sisters and
asked to be admitted but was refused.
Rose Willis testified that the mother Of
the deceased came to see her son on
Monday. aud on Tuesday came and
brought with her three bottles of modi-
oine, one labeled paregorio, one bro.
mlde potassium aud the other without
u label, but said to contain landanum
OF the latter the mother of the deceased
administered to her son nearly gill
three times within the space of un hour,
Augusta Chronicle.
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ACCIDENTAL KILLING OF A You've
MAS.-Early in the night on Monday
last. ut the store of Howard & Landrum,
near Mt. Vintage. Mr.. Musco Samuel, Il
young man clerking in said store, was
Killed by the accidental discharge of u
gun in the hands Of Mr.. Ed. Carpenter,
man on a visit to tho store. It mp.
pears that Samuel was trying to wrest
the gun from Carpenter. and that in the
struggle the weapon was unintention-
ally discharged. Et!gedeld Adreytiser.
PARDoNED. Virgil Madden, colored,
who was sent to the penitentiary for
tive years by Judge Orr, for robbing
two negro men, was pardoned by Co
vernon Moses last week, after serving
out two years of his sentence, and re-.
turned to this place on Saturday. A
large crowd of negroes met the parloned
convict MT the depot, and made many
Joyous demonstrations.
Ab6eriMc lfedium.
A certain lawyer had his portrait
taken III his tavorlte Misunderstanding
with ono hand in his pocket. HI.
friends and clients all went to see it, aud
everybody exclaimed: "Oh, how like!
IT'S the very picture Of hIm!' An old
farmer only dissented -"'Tuint like!'
Exclaimed crJbody: Just show us
where 1t faint like" "Taint-no
'taint! responded the farmer. Don't
you see, lio has got his hand in his own
pocket; 'twould be as like again if he
hnd it Ill somebody's else.
A cold-blooded murder is reported 10
have been perpetrated near Mandarin,
Florida. Ono Keen went ont duck
hunting with another nun, and returned
without him. Suspicious circumstances
led to investigation. when it was found
Keen had first shot his victim, then cut
his throat, and finally thrown his body
into tho river. Keen has been arrested.
He says he has lately camo from Califor.
MIA.
SAD DEATH Mrs. Snrbcnia Stewart.
wife OF Major Jumes Stewart, the com.
mnnder OF the post mt Newberry, died on
Friday night last. Mrs. Stewart was II
native Of Alsace, and had no living rela.
two on this continent. She was the
mother OF seven children, the eldest n
sou, and to whom she was most tenderly
attached, being absent from her side at
school in II distant city.
DEATHS. I'nrnell High, ono OF the
oldest and must respected citizens of
Spartanburg County. died ut his home
on Sunday last. Lie WIS about ninety
years old. His funeral was preached by
Rev. j. G. Landrum, Mt Mount Zion.
Robert Mcmillan, highly esteemed
citizen, died at his home, in Spartan
burg County, on the 1lth inst.
A Florence sewing machine agent ran
OF from Fayetteville. N. c.. last Satur-
day, with large amount of money be-
longing to the company and other par.
ties. He left his wife and several chill.
dren, and ran off with young lady who
had been employed at the agency. B.
O. Gorhapo In hje mama
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Something for the Children
CUFFERlNG with Coughs, Colds, Group,
~ Diphtheria: ConGh Connections, Cough
Kisses, Jim Crow, Carbolio and Horehound
LozenEes, Althca Drops aud Jujnbo Paste
All excellent for Coughs and Code. Fresh
and good, at
Nov 5 iIEINIrSH'.5 DHUG STORE,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-06
Eureka Items.
From the Sentinel Of Nov. IL

Riley. the Hamilton stage driver,
informs US that y young married lady
Of Hamilton was not expected to live
when he left yesterday. 1t seems that
she was sick, and by mistake the nurse
administered the wrong medicine.
Strenuous efforts were being male to
restore consciousness. but without
avail. Late last evening MIR. Snet-
singer, Woodruff Il Eunor's agent ut
this place, received a dispatch from
Hamilton saying that n corpse would
be down tomorrow. which leads to
the conclusion that the lady above re-
ferred to probably died. Fearing that
there might be some mistake, howev-
err. about the matter, we omit her
name.
Through the courtesy Of Deputy As
SCISSOR j.. l.. Hayes, we are indebted
to 5. Wenban, Of Cortez District, for n
magnificent sample OF ore, worth In
the ncighborhool Of $4,000 per ton.
Mr.. Hayes has also furnished us some
items from Co.tez which will receive
attention In our next issue.
W. l.. Pritchard shipped yesterday
for tile Richmond Company 90.O OO
pounds Of bullion for the Eureka
Consolidated. 50. 900; and for the Ru-
by Consolidated, 10000 pounds. 10
tai, l5S,00 pounds.
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thanksgiving

Following Is the proclamation OF
Governor Bradley relative to an event
which engenders heartfelt emotions
and often serious after consequences.
What n wise dispensation OF Provi-
dence is that which prohibits turkeys,
chickens and geese from learning to
read. Otherwise how manifold their
sutferings In perusing the edict Of our
worthy State Executive:
In heartfelt concurrence with the
Proclamation OF the President Of the
United States, and IL keeping with
the revered usage OF our fathers, l do
hereby recommend that Thursday, the
9th day Of November, be observed as
a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer;
that upon that day the people Of this
State do abstain, as far as practicable,
from their usual avocations, and de-
Vote the same to the rendering thanks
to the Creator aud Preseryer Of us all
for the many blessings heretofore re-
ceived at His hands, aud to earnest
duplication for their continuance.
Ia Testimony Whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and caused the Great
Seal Of State to be affixed.
lssAL'J Done at Carson City, this 9th
day Of November. 1873, and Of our In
dependence the ninety-seventh.
J.. r. BRADLEY.
By the Governor:
j. d. MINOR, Secretary Of State.
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President McMahon's Message,

The French National Assembly met
yesterday at Versailles, President Nc
Mahon sent a message to the Assem-
bly,, which was read shortly after Its
reopening. His message begins with
congratulations OIL the liberation Of
French territory and the maintenance
Of order, and continues as follows:
Europe Il assured that we are firmly
resolved to preserve peace. and there
fore without fear sees Us resume pos
session Of II territory. The Admin
i,trstion has always acted In the con-
servative spirit which animates the
great majority OF the Assembly, and
from which | will never depart. The
agitation Of the public mind, iedoubled
In intensity as the period OF our reas-
sembling approached, because 1t was
requisite to discuss bills which necessa-
rily involve the question OF the form
of government. 1 had neither to In
tervene In these discussions, o 10
forestall your sovereign decision, but
merely to confine the former within
legal iimls and provide that the other
should 10 respected. Your power,
therefore. Is intact, and nothing can
impede its exercise. Perhaps. howev-
er, you may think that In the present
situation, with party feeling 70 strong,
the establishment OF any definite form
of government presents serious diill-
c%ulties, and that It would be more pru.
dent to maintain the existing lnstitu-
tions. II SO. permit me, elected to an
honor l do not seek, to tell you frank
ly my opinion: TO thoroughly insure
the public peace the Government ALSO
lntely lacks two things essential to the
conditions Of Its efficiency. It has
neither sufficient vitality nor authori-
ty, aud 1t nj do nothing durable. II
the rights Of the French Government
are daily questioned, with Its powers
liable to BE- changed at any moment, 1t
can cur peace to-day, but not safety
to. morrow. Great undertakings are
impossible. Industry languishes, and
we are unable to restore that conf
dence abroad which Is necessary to the
restoration Of the greatness OF the ma
ton. The Government lacks authorl-
ty, for 1t Is unable ever to obtain the
obedience from Its own agents or to
reprsss excuses Of journals which are
c%orrupting the public mlnd. You will
consider these dangers and create n
strong and durable executive which
can theoretically defend society.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

TIE indianapolis Journal corrects
the common erroneous opinion that
Senator Carpenter Is really President
pro TEN. OF the U. ). Senate. 1t pub
fishes an extract from the rules show
Ing that the election to that position
has to be made anew at each success
sive absence Of the Vice-P President. or
course hitherto the caucus has chosen
a man who has filed the position dur
Ing m entire session Of Congress, but
he has been formally elected each
time there has been need Of his servi-
oes. This form of reelection will be
used quietly, doubtless, as a means Of
getting rid Of Senator Carpenter, By
some ono nominating another man for
the place.
THERE Is much rejoicing " Mrs.
Sarah Jane Spencer's recent declara-
ton that "sex Is of the soul, and In
destructible as the soul ITSELF" 1t re-
moves q cloud Of antiquities TINT have
hung about the question, and excites
the hope that, perhaps. a man may be
permitted to repair the matrimonial
mistakes of this lite by a wise choice
hereafter.
YESTERDAY afternoon nine fisher.
men, names unknown, were drowned
from a sail boat Off Sincoe Island In
the st. Lawrence river. Three Of the
party were Seth Green's men engaged
In collecting fish spawn.
JOSEPH ARCH had a reception 10
Boston, Mass, last evening by various
labor organizations. Wendell Phil
lips was present, Ben Butler was also
present, and made a characteristic
speech as a workingman.
The Grange movement In New Eng.
land seems to DO most popular In Yer.
mont. That State has 81 Oranges,
Massachusetts, has 5. aud New Hamp-
shire four. Connecticut and Rhode
Island have meme.
TIE final summing up Of the returns
Of the Ohio election shows that the
Democrats have elected the Governor
and Attorney General. and the Repub.
licans the remainder OF the ticket.
The New York city brlcklayers are
on u strike.
RAINS are reported throughout Cali
fornla.
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Reese River itsafs.
frrom The RsyeIllc, November II

(From the Revelllc, NOVEMBER 81
The stage from Battle Mountain was
stopped again on Saturday night BY
that "solitary highwayman," at q
point on Reese River. about q half .
mile below where the last robbery 90
Cured. A barricade of sagebrush had
been built across the road on the top
OF which a blanket had been spread.
On the front seat Of the coach were
Mike Kehoe. the driver, Major Stone
hill and Road Superintendent Adding
ton. When the coach approached the
barricade, the, horses SHE'D, and Ad-
dington remarked: ~ guess we're In
for It." Just then out stepped Mr..
Robber, shotgun In hand. Inland out
that box" he remarked, with a decld;
ell Yankee accent. The driver handed
her out ; and the robber commanded
him to drive OH. wont you remove
your blockade ?" was asked ; certain.
w." said he, as he proceeded to pull
down the obstruction. "Will you
| give US back the box ." asked Adding
ton. "Drive on !" shouted the rob-
Der. "Lenve 1t where the down stage
can get 1t" requested Ad. "An right,
drive on" returned the robber. he
was as good rs his word he left the
box by the side of the road, where It
was found by the down stage and
brought to town this morning. The
express agent states that nothing In
the box had been disturbed aud that
the robber realized no money from his
exploit. He Is playing In bad luck ;
stopped the stage three times and
didn't get a cent. Wells, Fargo & Co.
offer a reward Of $500 for the arrest
and conviction OF each Of the highway
men who robbed the express box on
the nights of October 22d, October 18th
aud November lst, respectively aud
II this fellow don't 60 a little more
careful he Is likely to wind up In tile
stone mansion at Carson.
w. Alperson. ex-foreman Of tho Ell
Dorado South mine, arrived from Bel
mont last evening aid boarded the
Battle Mountain stage ell route for San
Francisco. Mr.. Alperson Informs US
that the Ell Dorado ledge shows u
width Of six feet In first class ore, at
the 490.foot level {; and that the strike
In the Belmont Company's mine Is The
biggest thing In America.
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By the Governor:
j. d. MINOR, Secretary Of State.

HEAI.p's College Journal Is one OF
the best and most readable monthly
newspapers published o the Pacific
coast. 1t already claims a circulation
Of 1900 copies, and deserves to be
more generally read than even that.
1t Is filled with tho most acceptable
and best selected reading matter, edi-
torial, poetical and otherwise, being
devoted to the interests Of commerce,
literature and education, and Is Issued
monthly by Heald's Business College,
"a Post street, San Francisco, at 81 q
year. The number for October Is es-
pecially readable and interesting. Spc-
cimen copies sent free, on application.
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APPLICATION For PATENT.
II, 4, Survey No. 90.

8. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
U. Nevada, November s, 1s7S.-Notice IL
hereby given. that tho Ward Company. Whose
postohice IL at Virginia. Storey county, Nevada.
has made application for u. 8. patent for $50
linear feet on the Ward Lode, Ward Company's
claim, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county.
Nevada, bearing southerly 6Sl feet from the
location Of this notice and embracing the same.
with all dips, spurs. angles and variations. with
surface ground GOO feet in width, and described
on the plat and neld notes on nle in my Office az
follows, to wit:
Beginning at Post No. /, whence the southeast
corner OF the Sarah Ann claim OF the Julia
Company, U. 3. survey No. SC, bears west 100
feet, the Julia shaft bears north $40 west l.43O
feet, and tho quarter section corner on south
line OF section %, township II, north range 40
cast bears north $40 west 1890 feet: thence
running, FIRST course. south 1870 east $50 feet to
Post No. 2; thence, second course, west coo feet
to Post No. 8; thence, third course, north 14xo
west $50 feet to Post No. 1; thence, fourth
cou se, east 600 feet TO Post No. i, the place Of
beglnn ng, containing Z l 10 acres. u
The names Of the adjoining claimants arc as
follows: On the north, the Julia Gold and Silver
Mining Company, and on the south. the Europa
nod cod ApoLpHUs WAITE, Secretary.
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nARDANELLEs MINING CO,

nARDANELLES MINING com.
IL pany.-Location Of principal place OF bust.
ness, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at . meeting OF the
Directors OF said Company, held on the 4th day
Of November, 1878, an assessment Of One Dollar
per share was levied upon the ,apital stock OF the
corporation, payable iTmedialely, In United
Of tho Company. No. 49, California street, up
stairs, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday. the 9Th day OF De.
cember, 1913. will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless payment
IL inside before. will be sold on MONDAY, the
29th day Of December, 1873, to pay the delinquen,
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale
JOSEPH l.. KING, Secretary.
Onicc. No. 434 California street, San Francis.
CO. California. no6 I'd
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"wooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE" for
November Is full Of good things in
the literary line as an egg Is full Of
contents. It is a Thanksgiving feast
Of choice articles, by noted authors.
The poetry In this numbers unusually
good. A new feature Of the magazine
Is the Introduction Of pictures, and the
illustration, "Past, Present and Fu-
ture," here given, Is exceedingly
pretty. Price Of magazine, n dollar
per year-with the cromo yosemite"
one dollar and a half. Address Woods
Household Magazine" Newburgh,
N. Y.