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absconded. ue has not get received official notice Of
Ills appointment, but will In q few days..
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2a.-The President will leave
here tomorrow morntng for Long Branch, Thia osen
Ing he waB entertained ut dinner by Gov. Shepherd,
in company with Attorney General Wllama aud SOY
eral other prominent officials.
Treasurer spinnor a very sick With alnrial foyer.
, 1873-09-23
CASUALTIES.


Special NispafA 70 THe CHfca9o 9fa5HHf.
DunuQuE, IT,, Sept, 22.-A lttlo girl 5 years
old, daughter of II brewer named SesEsr, wa4
burned to death hero this morning. Tho child
mado tre out doors under porch Which
caught her clothing. and burned Aor III a shock
lug Manuor.
, 1873-09-23
ElGHT.HOUR SYSTEM,

TRENTON, N. T., Oct. 2a.-I'ho Pennsylvania
Railroad Colnpany have reduced tho 1.unlbor OF
hours for their laborora anl roadnlon to eight
por day, anil tho pay-rolla will DO reduced 10.
oordingly. Tho laborers will strike against the
nniH rate.
, 1873-09-23

Mrs. James y. Colgate, daughter of Gov. Colby,
end formerly tho principal OF tho Nuw London {N H.
Reminsty, hia glysn $15.000 to that institution,
, 1873-09-23

SptefaI Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OuAntroN, 1a., Sept. 2l.-No frost last night !;
warm and cloudy this evening.
Special Dispatch to Tbs CNicaao Tribune.
GLESwoop, Ia, Sept. 2l.-1Iavo had very
severe frosta in this section, seriously damaging
all lato vegetation.
, 1873-09-23

VlsHVd 992a21 13FG9c HUI.
SAN FnANelsuo, Bept. 22-Wiliam packorant
1IormAn Franks wore drow1leu Yesterday nftor-
noon III the bay llero while enisoayorng to rouoh
tho wrook Of tile Costa lliea In a sail boat
, 1873-09-23

avenue fot widening Douglas place; mud for gas
11ghta on Buttoraold Btreot.
onDERH.
The Board Of Public Works waa ordered to report an
ordinance for widening Madison street to tho width nf
100 feet from California to Crawford avenuo
and for grading and graseling tho and to report
IN ordinance for lamp-posts on WAlsh Rtreot from
lIalstet to Centre avcntc
The Board OF Police was ordered 10 cau6o order
to bo Issued to tho police force 10 arrest nil persons
found In charge Of my train or railroad engine which
ia allowed to remain my atreet-croaAtng for moro
than tho tio allowed by tho city ordinances regu'at
Ing tho management aud running Of trains nale the
city linnita to be rigidly enforced.
Tho Chicago Gaslight Il Coke Company was requested
tolAy gaspipea on Lincoln aven,c from ccntret Lar
boz from Contro to Webster avenue; On Willow from
Larraboo TO Shelell nvou.o: mud on Sheffield avenue
from North to Sheffield nvcnue.
The West Biie Gus Company was requested to put
In mains Walsh areot, from Morgan to Contro ave-
nuo.
crTr OFFICERS.
The Comptroller reported that he hnd advertised for
bids for tho rureuae of thu Long John engine lot but
The board oi Education asked tho approval Of tho
Council for tho purchase Of lot for school purposes
on tho corner Of oakley and Hlnman streets. It was
referred to tho Committee on Schools
STREET 1MrnovEMENTa.
Tho Board Of Public Works submitted an ordinance
fos hS Of tue 81 s r. p nSa a on Tf'
street and Parf Eean and Wsrsen avones. we. q
polk to Toylor streets. between Mood street and Her
mtage avenue for establishing tho allcwalk width on
and ainrs n Hs~ sac 10 70 u ma - Morrs snhrison
Of tbs esst af Yoi Of tho nor,west Quarter &c., So
The ordinance for yacat!ng West ThiFty-sccond
taken up. lp.' ''"''~' '''''' - '''s '''' ' "''
Ald; tnllerton offered an amendment; mailing aa
Of its. tracks OIL Ashland avenue.
It was laid over CHG weck. ....... ....
oHn nrdcp 10 a II nap ~ Io or.s Ia
sar. to roanos o arzn md
was papsed.
n3ata ~ IT, ~ as % w Wos es stsa tI s ~
snk q e o1 mes
hv N et sx"ar;. Trn ~ i,,,fj thnn, y nsac.snent
won5 Il ia hal,nrc, tekc too mich fimc TSn coat
~ - a. - oth 'aau ~ s 1i t k 49,
AZ ofef on spcG nd ae axs
Fl, Tho noard sao recommended TINT tho sum Of
E ssss s;ss sss ,ssas: # ;ss 5Sss s:ss
ferraI n Tia f,nnnitteo nn FSnnncr "'A'oA' "''
A''A'" ~ 'Do o''' srrts, " wn1sT1'Ts
yosssI to uss steam Whistle. ex:spt 70 ejrnal bridge
or for sos otbsr necessary nurpopo was amended Sy
sSiss IT, Psasl;y aes sss ,ss =; ~! ses
'taa S'o "'u NUS nInpam WIN .sTrv"s' ~ Aase
Tho ordinance giving tue milwaukee t. st. Paul
Wnstern ayenuo waa i,asgcd-yeas, ST :: nays. 4
The ordinance arantin9 tne rrht oi Say' 10 tho a.
a. 10 tha ~ cer sor o' '' es
Ao'eA Avn ~ 'AN sTnrrr rHns
resolution drecting lie Conf Comptroller to lease all
nnxn " nnd tb ,iv rt ~ @ bswa III ~ nno
p1se eas no. sien
1"' on1,tT r mnryr rI IVA "4'''"
The two reports of tho Committee ou Public Bald
~ s aen aeer a & ag IL
, 1873-09-23

Tho Fire in tho Kelt0sv Jacket M4ue
Exiting nEuiA1,att.
San FnANclBCo, 6opt. 22.-rho fro in tho Vol
low Jacket mine, in Nevada, il entirely oxtiu-
gulBhe1.
, 1873-09-23

r.r .o.,r.,v or ,,ra,o
Tho announcement OF tho performance at tho Acad-
omy Of Music Of ~ grand h'atotleal tor speeaeu1ar
DRAMA entitled y hna fno Gset Of
theatre te argeas IN pom. q. ,ae' ENC kneo ao opening
not her 1n bit Sr p1ss ,a wss S the
tho oarlior nights In tho week: The drama i# ono
which las alrcauy clashcd aomo successes,
t both in london s" and \, ~, Now ",, York. s , Il.
~ :, 1ror,or,,, f. s,,a
seoIs e.a',e , aio .. ,o, "naen ~ nas oeen
rendered or lato years moro iatnfar 10 tho pubic
through tho modtnm Of wit!css burlosquo than any
c,1,er Tin t,rornto ycraon Of TIN Rtory vnrtaa In
....-.'.. x ~. ..,...,,, ,,.t ~ = -,.,,-
ahns 1eapcets a'onI tao Ultima, ~ - ~ pa,i"oy
founded on tho ROMANCE. Ihe author or tho drama
haa to srow Into tue n'frow limits or tho
uom.lnr. Tho rcion of oueeu Elizabeth far roo,ona
r1, =. LEU oasho1, ron,oto , f''ao,s aons
pain 10 e9efyoo"y' '8 toWoto WIN athgo
incilont, and acarcoy ono important orcut
Of her bright reign but haa acrvel
10 ehfacn inc playwf1eht tne SCENIC possaonsea OF
such piece, iholah8 sao 1aans a. henilworh castle,
arc of courno mesa and bounded In each thoatro by
.re nnn,rontv toroo far tfc scenerv 4, tha ,r1 ~ !.
hoa;f Ta ,.Io h.s tranan.,, IT,
outraged the patience Of audiences, fairly ec!psod him
folf Inst evening tho amount of bIunderin1 ac,oyc
bv him In ono s,ort ho1r boino ohot tn Times that
eenssay emnwoa @ an ~ ainsens a 2 SheI!1nens. s Ino
~ Tug g9oa e. opnaon
~ IL; nv ""s ,1 Ut cnatnlng-
& W @ ~ sd IT, ti 70 sPeah ~
GE.n 81 ino Pay nn rv % o o.
ess,on, "sss1nS .ao laea m VIII T. !eW s1 remarks o.
preaent amy 1tooeaft as p!ayou " h1fH. Lowers ls
Gtsaon. sugfusst,us astca 4Mv huN. ~ nAsa
va pd erona nsn ~ eak note
g IT. JusG ha en @ oenK as Mo.ia
oomanu 9. tno actteaa tho iu awa3 o. nor Wonuof1n
power. Il u aanirahls sustained throughout. rho
saRRSs nPs & ~ bens shs
sss general feeling of discomfort caused BY tho
AWKWARD Mannor ~ Wn1cn me acenes Wafe ehttedg
qnd tho Eli 15Sqons yofo 60 Of sne Tonight
HooLEfs TnEATnx' ,
Tho wisdom OF inc management III plhcing Upon the
atage one Of tno nrRntoat anu most OF laae
seasons sores Of successes wns assrs by tue large
evening. 1ho aizo o. tna autlenee naa increased
ng1S Gance tno nfst OF Ae pcce tnis sea-
sonana taAt " WILL HcceSsluS suf''e tue "eeA seen1
nesurcu. ,
The charming Lessons Of 1norality conveyed By tho
unuanal colecuon o1 =, no9lo nearss auu weak na-
=. % ~ d ~ ~ 'H n
yosne, vho.s appreciation y aoe of tno nore inter
in which they STOOD for some salutary correction in
WILL VII 10 @ several M tes more
o isssons, sn who sve eson Hitherto antousaed
by good counae' should Try this moral drama aa laat
resource
THE oEoDE THEATRE.
Aladdin s ~ running though not veEy nst-
the benefit Of tho pretty and graceful Hgl siatcrs
w! occu1 "Ae1 ofo"oeo Aouao inhJ W 70Ael3 psc-
, 1873-09-23
THE CANADIAN LABOR CONGRESS

Special Dispatch to Ths cAieago 7ribuus.
TORONTO, Sept, 2a.-Tho Canadian limbo
CongroAH assemblies lluro Tomorrow.
, 1873-09-23

Those pills composed oxclta!vuly OF vegetable ill.,
9rcaions. and although they entiray Rnpe7se1e tho
at al dses'ly tho yo sl, sfe s;asbs s9,ncdy Il
state of that lhyur Complaint ni!ous Disorders
1ndlEuston Slick 1iua.laeho, Typhal Eeyors, do DO,
A succum to tho FREQ Of Schocks MANDRAKE pl1la
Far sau by all dymggLsta md dealers.
, 1873-09-23
INSURANCE,
ASSErS.

FEs' os osts'fSt 'is':f'ss :Ssts: Il Il
cov0rsd BY those mortgages cuusista Of fur
acres uf Bnit meadow, worth not osee SlH1 prr
ST Tsss;i osS $ss fs sssissx ss s 81 :
Fl Satsa l as SaX u
blsEtssse upon II lind III pi*s oaa;; o0"
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sxb:'sats bs s'sto as s'uS t." uasott. %
10 ssfss. SS
It a:s: q Ss Ss: Sss; i tsiss liz lii IT,
s1 r.tmertsaso bond Warren franklin ''s
ioS s'sfss siesR sad l5a5d
'A''' V''nG To%ks SRSs'G5 III 'ai;6ExfiShxIy: oo'a
"a ss4as 6 e SoSss5 aSss9 efv & Vt;
Ss o taFG ats .task Fl tGc ritl.h American w."
Coal Company, Of Now York. Value IN ~, >.
a. on 55 si:res Il sema.s siivsi Mining 0s
!: $::
Total admitted Ei%bii;ifiit: 's'''s' q"
I'd reinsurance @ aud ,it ssvsso clsas.t. s57sesl
co'n1ntsSsons OIL proninms In course OF oolluc. ~,
5$:: s;;; ;:;;;;;
1lsh!1i!tea exclusive Of capital sock... s35 739
capla@ <1o.pV.te
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fsSssx IS IL I s1s @ sss |
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& n'na 'aa this ''h day OF s'p''
, 1873-09-23
LAKE NAVIGATION.
G00I)RlC}A'S 5 SpllEAMERll

oxuute u. III. Saturday Excursion u1at fur Nh.
wa,kuo. uto., ann't tuara until ~. III.
For Grand Elnsen, Grand lthrlAs. sLHskcEon sprlnt
Lake, Eru!rurf. Mantsteg, Gt0 daily. aundAya ox'
coptad, H. III.
For st. luse. s!ay. SUNDAYS e3eortoa. 10 =. IN. Sat
nEIays huat lon't luayo until II y. N.
Epr Grorn hay Ports, Aonlny "Wednesday, and Friday
vi Il. III. hol!.!ay's and Wednesdays boat xues
RxU1n
, 1873-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wllc Kidneys

The Kidneys,
Although but little understood aro n1nonR tho most fn
n1rant Of tho vital parts. All Diseases pertaining ia
thaa tho organs they 1upply Xit llealth and yI9oF
Hel,nbolds roce.p lachu bocotnes Rpooitio No oat
chemist as 70 skfuy extracted its virtuca BnfororG
will avoid disappointment, atlure aud exusuro by OBJ
tsntng 9nly 1elsnnlds uehu Mt thu druggists JOHN
, 1873-09-23
DISSOLUTION.

The ecpartuor,tr nosotS'oso kpSEn y r Wtsn,
dcnbura aud jnhn lioff, IL this iay ssuyoh, and al
with aud said I Glust ba settled by D.
s, WUlTrENl HALL, 81 6tAtU.st.
Chicago, bept. u, 1a1Q
, 1873-09-23

Notioa IL hesety gtyen that tho hoteto!ots
bcss al No. SO S,uth ltslstolat, Chicago. II MI
uss anil nuhnrizrh to celtoet AL nns,a duu said firm.
ind aEsuiuH I'LL ilz duhts Dated tlcnKn hrpt n 1873
fiEHRifk RICE,
, 1873-09-23
THE SUPREME COURT.

ny NH. JUBr1oE WALKER.
No. G0-spanRlor v. Dantorth: petition for rehcar-
tiou may bo dismissed; tho order will 10 entered
per stipulation.
Z. F. Bull moved that Arthur r. Caten and Larry s.
Taylor be admitted to licenses from foreign
Is: George ;pogRa y. Elisha ~ willard ct al. T.
L. Dsckey Haid; lin this case ust before the cali
Of the case, plea waa Aled by Mr. Isham on behalf Of
teret motion to atriio lilo pss irom the ales: liz
has left tho city and has requested mo to add to bis
oen h lave s Gsss @ a
reply to The plea"
=: John A. Templeton '. George 4. Haywood
da.nss the appeal for want Of record being flied in
o. Motion to set asldo tho continuance, and the up
pearance Of defonlant in orror eutered.
@ 12o Motion a to. t. submit o4 The record and abstracts
6al. Harding '. tho Commercial Loan Company;
motion for continuance As per stipulation hlod AZ
535. IIal1cnhack Y. Dwino; appeal dismissed for
want Of prosecution.
s3g. n,a nsss Y Hsqh appeal aIsm!sssa ,,,
$50. KuLitschy Y. Irons ;sa1ue ordcr
CALL OF CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The call Of tho criminal docket WAS then COM
moncod and concluded, az follows:
psde eesnasd sseR fs s:rvse Hse'n ass'A4 In
a aota on o MhS S, Spp
nothing done On eithor siao. The Court viii Itsnoae
# taas1 i e 1t 'es' IT." DFeess' O. j. II viii 6o con.
y. William Hennos Of al. Y. Tho People, etc.. passed
until Tomorrow, on tho request Of 4. L. Dickey, tho
Court stasng that thoy would not consideE themselves
4. Tho People = re1. D. whsrksrv. ". E. Parker.
Mr Eas1 E fs sn1mtto tho csSo on the rapera on A.
proceeding to strike out tho name Of a attorney from
e. .Tle reoplo or re doorge Walter Brooks '.
MathnW Marvin; similar proceeding. Case cbntln-
:, 9. Edw. Burma =. Tho People, etc.; .ubmittea on
7. Jonathan q. Mitchell v. Tho Pcople, etc.; taken
i. Christopher i'a1esty '. alo' People, ste sae
i. noubcn n. Pollard y. Tho People, etc.; same
l. Asaisw aassx % e rs,irss Z Es es Ss srss
. 4; A. Thomas whito v. The People, 10. Tho Court:
sass "a disposed Of QUO of tho orrora AS
10. Iohn II. Sherman '. Tho rcop1o, 4c. This case
sa1t9d e4a an 3os w9ut ' argument by hs Aorn0yon-
II. hlichac Higgins '. Tic People. 4c tatca on
il. Douglaa strostor v. Tho People; taken on
ls. Mum 4 Scott Y, Tho People; Same order.
20. john r. Afeuntehuon V. Thu People, No. ;argued
by thu Atornpydenesal for tho people, and taken Oh
ii. William Wray and parnoll atarnHon Y. Tho Poo
I!e; Ar8uedh W. Evans for appellants, Rnl takcn
"a u. Hugh aarrity '. The People, kc taken on call
CALL OF r,tE OWL DOCKET.
l21, The Town Of prncston VI. Leonard " Tenn
ia: Th!pess ". ilartwsl ct al Va. Jonathun g. a1o-
u.s. John hisFarianl ct al. W. Alexander H. Day
III. James pela vs. John ", pzncon; takan on
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

The MAN AND BROTHER IN TEXAS
The latest example of outrage upon the
rights OF the great enfranohised, comes
from San Antonio, Texas. At that
place e company Of coloFed soldiers are
stationed, to keep off marauders. pro.
tect the people and draw Uncle Sans
stipend. One Of the tanned heroes sent
q letter to young daughter of Capt.
Tobyn, Of San Antonio, girl Of twelve,
asking an assignation. She exhibited
the letter to her father, who managed
to get the follow outside of the city,
where he thrashed him soundly. The
comrades of the latter proposed to kill
Tobyn, and doubtless would have done
80, for their officers could not control
them, and had to confess their weak
ness to the citizens, who turned out in
force. San Antonio was greatly dis
turbcd on tue I'd and Sd inst, and
several shots wero fred by the soldiers.
who had determined upon a general
slaughter. General Angur finally ap.
peared upon the ground, and, with the
aid of the officers, quelled the swelling
riot. The boys in blue were sent out
Of town. but as they vowed to return
and have vengeance, we may yet have
to chronicle serious distu rbance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

HE1NE.-One Of the wittiest OF men,
and one Of the most irreverent. was the
German poet, Heine. Here is speci-
men:
81 have the most peaoeable disposi-
tion. My desires are modest cottage,
with thatohed roof; but good bed.
good fare, fresh milk and butter, flowers
by my window, and few fine trees be-
fore the door. And if the Lord wished
to fill my cup of happiness, He would
grant me the pleasure of seeing some six
or seven Of my enemies hanged or those
trees. With heart moved to pity, I
would, before their death, forgive the
injury they had done me during their
lives. Yes, we ought to forgive our ene-
mies-but not until they are hanged"
If those enemies of the poet had only
been "drawn and quartered," as we'll as
changed" the power of forgiven ess
could no further go.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

RAILROAD MEETING IN EDGEFIrLD.-
y large number of the citizens of Edge.
field held meeting at the Court Ho use
on Monday, to appoint delegates to the
railroad convention to be held at Able
vile on the 18th inst. Or. d. g. Tomp-
kins presided, and Messrs. J. g. Shep-
oard and A. J. Norris acted rs Sccrc-
taries. The following delegates were
appointed to the Abbevillc convention:
D. G. Tompkins. Chairman; Wm. John
son, Luke Culbreath, S. w. Nicholson,
G. 3. Lake, J. NJ. McGee, Clark Sim
kins, Lewis Jones, o. T. Cheatham, J.
9. Sheppard, ". II. Gary, DR.. J. A.
Deyore, John Fl. McDcvitt. Lawrence
Cain. Paris Simkins, J. ". Tomkins, J.
NJ. Wise, Thomas Jones. DR.. J. H. Jen.
ninSs-anG John Starks.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT GOLD Co1S.
Counterfeit half eagle coinage are in
circulation in New York and Boston, so
closely initiating the genuine as almost
to defy detection in weight and color.
The counterfeit corresponds with the
legal coin, and made of s4S thousandths
gold. alloycd with copper; intrinsic
value Ill hundredths. Outlines of let
ters and eagle on the counterfeit. not rs
sharp. square and angular as on the
genuine. The chief OF the secret service
offers reward Of $4,000 for informa-
tion leading to the capture OF the dies
from which the spurious article was
made, and the arrest and conviction of
parties guilty of making and putting it
into circulation. Counterfeit $40 gold
pieces are in circulation, and efforts are
making to trace them to suspected per-
sons.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

PUrrISa Down rebellion. When
tho stomach rebels against food and
obstinately refuses to digest sufficient
aliment to keep the body we'll nourished,
it can only be compelled to resume its
natural duties by q wholesome tonic.
The powerful alkaloids so often admi.
nistered for this purpose are not whole
some. They are. for the most part,
deadly poisons, and even when taken in
very small quantities, react violently
upon the nervous system. Not SO Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. This salutary
combination Of vegetable juices, en-
bracing the finest invigorants and al
teratives which the botanical kingdom
affords. operates mildly, steadily and
bene6cially upon the digestive, secret
i've and discharging organs. In dyspep-
sin, bilious affections. nervous com
plants. periodic fevers, chronic consti-
patton, bodily weakness, mental de.
preston, languor. sleeplessness and the
various disabilities incident to old age
and premature decay, its effects are so
wonderful that to be comprehended
they must be witnessed or e1pericn ced.
AS f4+l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

The Liverpool Post says that the yel-
low fever, with the aid of IN unusually
stagnant atmosphere, is now bursting
forth on tho West coast of Africa. In
spite. of every precaution. it steals on
board nearly every vessel which ap-
proaches tho coat. The African royal
mail steamer Liberia on her last voyage
lost five OF her crew from the fever; tho
steamers Benin and Loando lost about
tho same number, and another of the
coinpany's steamers lost nearly all her
crew at Sierra Leone. In order to dis
slpate the miasma the captain of one of
the vessels makes it rule when near
the cost to light sea-coal fires. The
ravages of the yellow fever have been
80 obstructive that natives have become
hardened and brutal in their conduct,
and utterly lost to all sense of honesty
or decency.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

HOTEL ARRIVALS. August o. Columbia
Hotel-E II Miller, Chester; T o Law
ton and wife. Mrs Lawton, Mrs w
Wood, Allendale; W ] Sprinkle, Char
lotte; J Al Walker, Jr, N G; P r Sayne,
n Y; WP. .Lovinsteen, Ohio; s Anthony,
Maryland; W S Walk, Texas; T J Col
ling, Greenyille; T NJ Canton, city; W
L Wolfe, S G r r; P Gardner,
Charleston; J II Lloyd and wife, Miss
Lilla Lloyd. Master Albert Pulleam, At.
lanta; G W Thames, J D Gardner,
Wilmington; II Hauser, J II Stelling,
S G.
Wheeler, House-R II Hand, Augusta; !;
II W c Petsch, Richland; " B Massey,
I 2 Lovo, N Y; J D Pope, city; VIM
Dudley, E P Butts, Charleston; Geo 4
Backin, Philadelphia; S II Blodgett,
Camden; Mrs NJ r Singleton, Richard
Singleton, Acton.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

engagements have been made to locate
colony of Italians upon the lands near
Almcda, in Beaufort County, owned by
II. G. Holmes. They nrc sent out by
the Italian Emigration Society, Of New
York, to the Cooperative Colonization
Society. Of Port Royal, Of which Mr..
Peter papin is superintendent. Mr.
Holmes sells them land on favorable
terms and facilitates the building OF
their houses. lie guarantees shelter at
once and provision for immediate sup
port. The Beaufort Republican, says:
"This colony will be the pioneer one OF
ap< p<extensive movement of Southern Eu.
ybpcans to.this section Of the South"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

This is no apology for whiskey drink
ing; it is medicine that cannot be used
to intoxicate; it produces tonic effect,
as well as acts as cathartic. In fact
Simmons Liver Regulator is pro.
nounCed an unexceptionable medicine.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

NERVOUS DEBILITY. "A DEPRESSED, IR-
IrADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AM
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEBILITATINa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence of e1.
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY 6nds.a SOVEREIGN
CURE in Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SpE.
cIFIc, No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispels the mental
gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price So for pack
ago Of five boxes and large So vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
662 broadway, NY For sale by GEIGER
& McGREGoR, Columbia, s. @. Ap14 lily
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-10

DEATH OF 4 VETERAN OF lSl2.-Col.
Joshua Hammond, soldier of the war
of 1912, died at Langley. on Sunday
last, ,,satIthe advanced age Of n!ncty-three
years. COL Hammond served through
out that war ah q private soldier. He
was ut ths battle Of New Orleans, and
took part in number Of the prominent
engagements between the Americans
and the British. He was son of Capt.
Joshua Hammond, soldier of the re-
volutionary war, who died in Hamburg
about twenty-three years ago, ug ed Ill
years.
Particularly to those who have used
lead and sulphur preparations hereto.
fore, is Nattans' Crystal Discovery re-
commended for restoring, cleansing,
beautifying the hair with mono of the
objections. No poisons, no stains. no
sediment, hence no shaking when used .
Sold by druggists. For sale by G. II.
Mot. AST3
Punch has o pathetic picture OF a
married couple on calling trip. AS
they wait at the door whcro they have
rung the bell, Augustus is thus cau-
toned: Augustus. love, Let me beg OF
you, do not give way to any insane de-
monstrations OF delight before the
servant, if she says they're not at home!"
"Put down your umbrellas You'll
scare this engine oG the track!'
screamed the engineer on the North
western North Carolina Road, TO u
crowd Of people WHO had gathered to
see tie first train Of cars come in. They
were all lowered at once. The Milton
Chronicle reports the story.
The people of Boston nre getting to
be very strict with regard to tho wearing
Of pistols and the like about ones
clothes. a man can't even put his fists
in his pockets there now, without danger
Of being arrested for the carrying Of
concealed weapons.
A Cincinnati paper states that the
finding OF sme,l gold locket in pound
OF sausage meat, explains the mystcri-
ous disappearance OF young lady OF
that city.
Tho burnt district in the town Of
Ches.,r is rapidly rebuilding, and by
the end of fhe full, tho gap mnde by the
fire OF last December, will be closed up.
The house Of the Hon. ". ". Boyce,
near Alexandria, Va, came near being
destroyed by tire, n few days since. The
fire was caused by matches.
When some one told DIR. Barton that
MIR. Fowcls was dead, he quietly re-
marked: LET us be thankful it was
neither U nor I.
Owing to the death OF the editor, their
wont be any leader Tuesday" says a
Wisconsin paper, 'but look out for m
old ripper on Wednesday,"
a Western editor calls Cough, the
temperance lecturer. q splendid water
spout.