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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-31
OCTOBER 10, 1874.
OCTOBER 10. 1874.
Special Notice From The
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
w. d. LOVE co.

WE have just received ten cases of
w very choice and seasonable DRESS
GOODS, purchased for cash of two bank
rupt importing houses, which will be sold
very cheap. Also, five cases BLACK AL.
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which, for quality and finish, cannot be ex.
cellcd anywhere.
The following Goods arc now in stock:
80 pieces choice patterns of CARPETS,
100 RUGS. 90 MATS, so doZen OF I,allou u
Co. celebrated SHIRTS. for which we are
the agente, retailing them Mt wholesale
pTices
All the departments OF our establish
ment are full Of the best makes Of goods
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for cash ut the lowest prices,
enabling us to sell goods a.. low as any
houee in New York.
Those residing in tho city. and strangers
passing through, before laying in their
winter supplies. should examine our large
and choice assortment, at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MESr OF wM. ID. LOVE q co whole
sale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS. BOOTS and SHOES, corner oi
Main and Plain streets.
n: b. SAMPLES sent gratuitousiy to all
parts OF the country on application.
Oct IL
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

NNH Cincinnati Gazette makes the a.ro-
l. nlthing announcement that Cincinnati
beel is no longer pure, but adulterated wit :
nlolarses. sugar OF starch. fusel oil and thu
pn. ohous colchicum. The Commissioner
Of Agr'cultnre, in his report for 1865. saye
That Prof Mapoa. o. New York, analyzei
and found all OF it adulterated Coccnlut
lndicns AID nnx vnmica entered Iargei~,
into ita composition
J. G. SFEGE ERS guarantees his beer to BIZ
pure and reliable. He does not adnlterate
it, bnt brews from the best barley, mali
and hope. Jan2S.
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION,
COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. 20. 1874.
at meeting o. the Commissioners,
held this day-present. John Agnew.
William NJ. Taylor aud L J. Noah-it
was
Resoloed, That Josephus Whetstone g
be appointed Manager of Election
for Ward No. 2, city Of Columbia, in
place Of j. L. Little, who is hereby re-
moved.
Resoloed, That Hugh Cain be ap
pointed Manager of Election for
Ward No. 8. city of Columbia, cice 81.
81. Jillson. who has been appointed by
the United States Court Supervisor
of Election.
Rcsolred, That Benjamin Williams
be appointed Manager of Election
for Acton Precinct, rice Walter Strat.
ton, hereby rem oved.
Resolue1. That Theodore Ingalls, be
appointed Manager of Election for
Trenholm's Precinct. rice Robert
Cooper, removed.
In the above changes, Mr.. Agnew
opposed the same. except in the case
of 81. 81. Jillson.
JOHN AGNEW, Chairman.
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Wrapping Paper.

A FULL supply Of WRAPPING PAPER
N just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mile, for which we are sole agents, and Of
be delivered from the Northern cities. Gall
aud examine quality and prices at the store
OF JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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JUST RECEIVED.
JUST RECEIVED,
McKenzie's Confectionery,
Main Street, Columbia, s. G.

NEW Eiems Figs. Raiains. ! and | boxes,
~ fresh Dates, Malaga Grapes. Florida
Oranges, Belle Pippihs, Brazil uts, Eng
lish ;Wal9uts. 8. 8. Almonds, Pecans, FIJI
berts, Northern Cranberries, Cooking
Prunes, Albert Biscuits, a fine assortment
OF Preserves aud Jellies. Dessicated Cocoa
nut, &C.. &c. Oct 246
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FINES SALOON.

No. Al Richardson Street, 6et.seen Lady.
and Geruuis Streets.
HAYING replenished my entire stoch' As
IL Liquors, Cigars, &o., having Afeo.
given proper attention to my Restaurant,
l am now prepared to furnish my friende
and the public generally with the best the
markets afford.
Oct II WbI. M, FINE. Agent.
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A little girl in Plaquemino Parish.
La, jumped the skipping rope $50
times. Then she drank quantity Of
ice-water. Then she died. And then
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-31
COLUMBIA MUSIC aTvRI
LyBrand & Sou

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention
L OF the public to an examination OF
their STOCK Of MUSICAL MERSHAN-
Disc. consisting. of Pianos, Church AND
tarior Organs. Melodeons, violins; 0ui-
tara, Danjos. Flutes. Aceordeona, Brass
and Silver Band Instruments Of ali kinds.
Also, Sheet Music and instruction Books
Tor every Glaze OF Musical Instruments or.,
hand at all times. We are Solo ARants for.
the State OF South Carolina OF Estey d CO. q
COTTAGE ORGANS Sheet Music sent by
mail. post paid, op receipt Of price: and Ell
kinds OF Musical Goods sent by Erpressr
when ordered. to any par, orrhe stats.
marked e. O. D. Good SECONDHAND Pi.
anos and organr fer sale cheap. for cssb.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons TIM ed aad
Repaired in u satisfactory manner; and
will give especia a ttention to Packing, Re-,
moving md Shipping Pianos for otht, par
ties to any point desired, at moderate
prices.
Allorderr promptl! atttndedto O n s., :,
istactiop guaranteed to those favorine us
with their patronage. Send for onr cata-
loGue OF Sheet Musicand BIusical II orch q
disc. Richardson atreet. few doora ohcvr
PHTSlx office, Cnlun hiH &. C NovT
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Extraordinary Announcement!
Arrival Of the Indian Queen, Wiz.
OF CAPTAIN JAck.

ArrIVaI OF the Indian Queen, WiR
OF Captain Jack.
CHE will be on exhibition daily, free OF
~ charge. at tho new and popular CIGAR
STORE OF NJ. GOLDSMITH, at 1861 Aesem-
the weed can be supplied with all the IA.
vorite brands OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
usually kept in first class establishment.
l beg leave to call attention to our ffvs
cent MANILA, which, for flavor and
quality, cannot be surpassed by any ten
cent Cigar sold elsewhere. ManufacturinE
my Cigars under my personal supervision,
l am enabled to offer such Inducements 30
the trade and consumers in general as VII
compete favorab!y with ANY e the larges
manufactures in Nortl. cities. cnI
will convince tho most skeptical that the
Indian Queen Cigar Store.
|. the place to obtain the best Cigar fps
TIT: least moucy. II. GOLDSMITH,
Oct 20 105l Assembly street.
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4 Kerosene That Will Not Explode!

4 LADDIN SECURITY OH. is offered
~ with the confidence that it will prove
itself equal, If not Superior to any burn
ing oil that has been offered to the public
This oil 10 prime white in color. Is deodor-
lied to the highest extent achieved in the
manufacture OF burning oils, and is war
ranted to stand fire test of $50 Il. grees
Fahrenheit
It is perfectly safe f~r usc in al Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps. and as its name indi-
Gates, will give all who use it perfect
security" in doing so.
Aladdin Security Oil will burn longer,
have much less amell. and not ernst the
wick, and will be fou ID to bevery economi.
cal, to say nothing of the entire ''eecurity"
in it's use. For sale at
L. Il. SILLIMAN Il CO.'S
Oct IA Drug Store.
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NEW AND MOST. INTERESTING
BOOK FOR SINGING GLASSES


LNULL of melodious SONGS, DUETS.
IL GLEES and four part SONGS, all easy
and perfectly adapted to Singing School
Coarse, but at the same time forming q
collection we'll suited for tho use OF College
and other Choirs, Singing Societies, &c.
BY Il. Il. Palmer, assisted by L.O. Emer-
son. PRICE. Is CENTS. PER DOZEN, 81. so.
most attractive Piano Piece:
SOUVENIR DE LIMA, MAZOURKA, Al 90.
Ono OF the "Posthumous Works OF l.. N,
Gottechalk."
THE LEADER!
new and excellent collection of Music for
Ch0irs, Conventions and Singing Ciasses.
prepared by those most successful compos.
ers, Fl. r Palmer, OF Chicago, and l.. o.
Emerson, OF Boston. Price, 81 80, or s12. 90
per dozen.
For your next Sunday School Song Book.
send for tho RIVER OF LIFE. By Per.
kins and Bentley. 35 cents.
rc'ail price.
CHAS. II. DITSON & CO.,
I'll Broadway, N. Y.
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Wagons, Co., Go.

tdOSE In want OF any
pHHA style of WAGONS will find
6HHfD4 1t to their Advantage to
.give me call. manufac-
ture or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing in all it's branches promptly and
neatly performed. HENRY SKIPPER.
Oct 29
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MILLINERY.

@ PRICES REDUCED OF La
||:| ! 8 ] ;
E& dies. Misses' and Children's
M2R88 BONNETB. HATS, GAPS,
GX6A SUITS, UNDERWEAR, Fur
&S4* Sets, Cloake, Worsted Goods,
H EM AI8 Hair, Corsets, Zephyr Worsted
&THx and other articles too nume-
H., Nv rous to mention; also, Bazaar
aVt Patterns. Ladies' will piease
call and sec for themselves at
OCt27 MRS. G. f. REEDS
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Fire Insurance.

GEO. HUGGINS' AGENCY.
Established IN Columbia, S. G., 1919.
.ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF Hart
ford, Conn. sc 900 600.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
London. England, IS. 600, 600.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO.. of
Philadelphia, So. 100000
PuENIXc FIRE INSURANCE CO., of
New York, 10000
OLD DOMINION NFIREINSURANCE CO..
OF Richmond, Va, 100000.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE CO., Of
Hartford, Conn, $500, 900.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise,
Cotton, &C., DC.
GEO. HIGGINS. Agent.
Ohicc opposite the Columbia Hotel.
sept 10 t2m
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The Proper Time

THO TAKE HEINITsH's BLOOD AND
l. LIVER PILLS is when :oa havo Nau.
sea. Loss OF Appetite, Yellowed Cast OF the
Skin, Rush OF Blood to the Head, Gold Ex-
Back, side and Shoulders, High Colored
Urine, Vertigo and Riliousness. They afford
prompt relief. For sale onlyat
Sept HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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For your next Sunday School Song Book
send for the RIVER OF LIFE. BY Per
kins and Bentley. 35 cents.
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House to Rent.

House to Rent.
a. TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
Esik LOT OF Mrs E. J. Arthur. Good gar.
den and excellent we'll of water. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to VIM.
MARTIN or f. r. ARTHUR. July 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05

MEMPHis THEArER Nell APP
peared last night before crowded and
most fashionable house, in fact. numbers
of people left the theater, being unable to
secure seats. The play, No Name, was
elegantly presented and was well receiv-
ed. Little Nell appeared in four different
characters, and each was well sustained.
The audience testified their appreciation
by the most enthusiastic applause and
compelled the little actress to accept
several encores. The songs and dances
introduced were new and pleasing AT
the matinee to-day, and at the perform
ance tonight, No Name will be re-
peated.
KATIE PUTNAM. very clever
actress and troupe will commence an
engagement at the theater next Monday
night in Fanchon, one of her most
charming representations. Miss Put
nam will be supported by her own dram
attic company, fact wich will add con-
siderably to the dramatic effect of all
plays presented during the week.
OLYMPIC VARIETIEs.-This we'll known
Washington street theater will be
reopened this evening under the
management of j. I. Robinson, who
has engaged first class variety troupe,
consisting of the following artistes; John
E. Taylor, Tom Murray, Chas. Mathews,
Chas. Armstrong, Misses Henrietta,
Leslie, Clark. Buchanan, young Wallace
Bogers, Renour and others. In the new
establishment Billy Buchanan will be
business manager, Charley Armstrong
stage manager, Joe G. Reynolds, treas
ure, and Professor Snyder leader Of the
orchestra. Do not forget the reopening
tonight.
JEFFERSON OPERA HOUSE. - An in
crease in the houses at this place OF
amusement has been Manager Steele's
reward for the great attractions he has
offered. Tonight five new stars in ad-
dition to the already mammoth company
will appear. Among them is the accom-
plished serio.comic vocalist and light
ming Zouave drillist, Minnie Rainforth;
the great Dutch delineator, Admiral
Yale, aud the Misses Lulu Leonard,
Nellie Irene and Master Chas. Gardner.
The dramas produced in this house are
played in good style, and the entertain
ment in toto is most attractive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05
United states troops I'm Texas.

CHICAGO, December 5.-Lieutenant
General Sheridan is this forenoon in
receipt of the following Dispatch
Camp on the Washita, Texas, Decem.
Der Miles encampmenti is at the head
of the timber on the Washita. He has
nine companies OF infantry here, and
another will be up soon from Camp Sup
ply. Major Compton, with four com.
panies of cavalry, is on the Sweet Water,
sixteen miles distant. Four companies
Of the Eighth cavalry are at Adobe
Walls. Troops have suffered somewhat
for vast of clothing. They will move
on or about Inc 10th across the head
waters Of the creeps emptying into tho
north fork Of Red river to the hea1wa-
tiers Of the main Red river"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05
NEW YORK.

The Pacinc Mail BensatiOn-Sussiay
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Color
ado and New Mexico ImmhKr~
tf0n.
NEW YoRK, December 5.-The Pacific
Mail discussion continues the sensation
of Wall street, and interviews with both
Rufus Hatch and Russell Sage are pub
lished to-day, each accusing the other o.
willful lying and being concerned IN the
short speculations and using their 9th
cial positions to further their speculative
plans. In regard to the San Francisco
over-draft, Rufus Hatch said to the
Times reporter that it amounted on the
first of November to $4,000, but ha.
since been considerably reduced, and
was caused by heavy purchases OF coal
In the forthcoming statement OF the
companys affairs is an exhibit showing
the receipts from freights alone for Sep
TENDER, October and November of the
present wear amounted to $675,000
against $3.50 900 for the same time last
GEAR Messrs. Guion, Alexander and
Talcott, the committee who examined
the affairs of the Company in September
last. publish card affirming that the
report then rendered was correct in
every particular, except as to taxes
which was then reported as in dispute,
the Company admitting an Indebtedness
O! 5000, while the courts have since
rendered judgment for $4,000, which
has been paid.
Richard Irwin, former agent of the
Pacific Mail Company, in San Francisco,
has arrived to answer the company
suit against him for $750,000 which he
says he expended at the instance Of the
former management 10 procure govern
ment subsidy. Should he tell all he
knows in relation to that expenditure a
sensation rivaling the Credit Mobilier is
promised.
Police captains have been instructed
to prevent Sunday theatricals and con-
certs except where injunctions from the
courts restrain such interference.
Washington dispatches foreshadow an
early and favorable action on the House
bills for the admission of Colorado and
New Mexico with the object of adding
four Republican Senators and two Con.
gressmen to the present bodies.
The number of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden from January LIST to De-
cember LIST of the present year is l45, 1862,
showing heavy decrease.
The walks of Broadway are thronged
with people awaiting the passage of the
funeral procession of Mayor Have
meyer. Business generally is suspended.
The residence of the Mayor was crowded
with relatives and immediate friends to
attend the private services, which vera
performed by the Rev. DR.. Berthune, Of
the NJ. E. Church and the Rev. DR..
Burchard, of the Presbyterian Church.
The choir of the st. Paul Methodist
Church sang hymn. after which DR..
Berthune delivered an address on the
life of the Mayor as public man and
private citizen. DR.. Burchard also de-
livered an address on the career of the
deceased.
Bank statement: Loans - increase,
SO, 1871 200; specie-decrease, $2.862, 100;
legal tenders decrease, $3,080,200; de-
posts - decrease, S3,l35, 200; circula-
$l28,500; reserve-de-
crease, $5,l5s, 500. There was no call
of stocks to-day, and the Exchange
closed at noon ont of respect to the
memory of the late Mayor Havemeyer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05
pnrIrInn nanelnE Aenaemr

In conseguenee Of so msuy nsE pupils
having recently entered Professor Muel
leF's dancing academy, the Professor is
obliged to postpone his beautiful matt.
nees dansante for a few weeks, as he has
20 use all his time for giving instruction
to the little pupils on every Wednesday
afternoon and on Saturday morning and
Saturday afternoon. The Professor in
forms Hs hoveYer. that he will continue
to recsiye new and old pupils, snall and
large, old and young, during this coming
yeek aud month, and will finish them
all beiors he leaYes Memphis in all the
latest and most beautiful styles Of parloF
dancing, all the latest yaltZes, topnd
dances, qnadrilles, varieties, fancy
dances, and the most celebrated parts in
the grand German. The Professor can
be seen at bis academy, Memphis Club
Hall, almost every afternoon and even
ing, or at his private parlor, 65 Madison
street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05
AT COST FOR CASH.

Having an unusual large stock Of goods
on hand, and desiring to reduce the same,
am now offering at cost, for cash, my
large and we'll selected variety of china,
glass and queensWare, until January
NEXT
Particular attention lie called TO French
china dinner and toilet sets, Bohemian
vases and cologne sets, silver-plated tea
and water sets. pickle stands, castors,
statuets, figures, bronze ornaments etc,
etc. Merchants and housekeepers wish
ing to avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty, are invited to call and examine for
themselves. cHAs. n. EeleA
81 32l Main street.
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River Kilograms.

CAIRe, December CARVED = Utah
St. Louis, I'm Vint Shinkle, Cincin
natl, 3 pm. Minueola, Memphis, 8 p m.
Pat 'Cleburne, Evansville, 10 pm. Ed
dyyille, Nashville, am. Bsnnoek City
Memphis. s am; W. ]. Lewis, st. Louis
10 m; Warner, Cincinnati noon
peparted-St. Luke, Yicksburg, I'm.
kihasola, Cincinnati, 3 pm Pat Gle.
burne, Evansville, midnight; Utah, Mem.
phis, am. Weather cloudy and cool.
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COreuer,s Inauest.

This morning deputy Coroner SPELL
man held az inquest on tie body Of Ju.
hus Wunstorf atthe Central Hotel, and
the jury returned verdict Of death
non natural causes" Mr.. Wunstori
came from Illinois 3 fey days since on
bis way to Florida. he had that fatal
aisesse known as consumption aud died
Of It last night His friends and relstiyes
have been telsgraphed 10 with reference
10 The disposition Of bis remains.
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Explosion at Falls RiYer-Name s
of Killed.

FALLS RIVER, December 5.-The
names of the killed by the explosion Of
the pneumatic cylinder at the Old Colony
railroad bridge yesterday are: Charles
Ellwood and Timothy Haley, both oil
Leavenworth, Kansas; and Jeremiah
Groux and John Quigley, Of Falls river
were fatally injured. The strength Of
the cylinder at the place Of breaking was
estimated eight times the strain to which
it YES subjected, and the cause of the
explosionis q mystery.
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Lsttar rom a Tee 1 her

To the Editor Of the IeIgeri
/ hone there is but "One Of the Sixty
Teachers who objects to the pronuncia-
tien % the word duty = neither
dooiyP noy Il iswty," but a modiiea.
ton of the 6rst--stiSs i authorized
by Webster. one Of the hiehezi sathori-
ties in the land, to say the least, and the
standard adopted by our Board Of Edu-
cation and in use among our pupils. !
hava attended teachers meetings con
stantly sipEs their institution with much
interest and proEt, bst ksYe yet to hear
the words algebra" Subject and
4" object" pronounced in the manner
indicated bJ your correspondent. am
willing to believe that Zone Of SIXTY y
is mistaken; but, Mr.. Editor, | am
not willing to have you and the
public think that Zone of Sixty "
expresses the sentiment of the teachers
z. large. A very large majority Of our
body think | can safely say five
sixths-thorouSbly appreciate MIR. Pick
att's earnest and wei. 5jrected efforts,
aud heartily indorse bis metho9s. De
is preehipently fitted for bis position by
scholarly sttEiRments and wide, pTsc'
teal experience ss az educator. His
Course Of Study" compares fsyorably
With that of any public school in the
land. / have given it fair test, Mr..
Editor, besides baYipg looked carefully
into the course" of other schools;
therefore | know whereof l speak.
sincerely believe that you viii inEesti-
gate the matter further. aud hear both
sides Of the question from those who
ought to know-the teachers-in order
70 render perfect justice, since
Thr ls:, p.is srm'd WAO hath his quarrel
Another OF TEE Slary TEACHERS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-12-05

TIE Humboldt Journal and the
Brownsville States continue to wrestle
with the lunatic asylum question. We
dropped that subject long ago, believing
that the commissioners and the Cover
nor and the experts would do as they
thought best. II it comes to Shelby
county, all right; if not, all right still.
Memphis can live without the asylum.
MAYOR SrAUB, of Knoxville, is a can
didate for reelection, and will probably
have no competitor