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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
NEW GnuUS.

TIL + undersigned respectfully in.
"a forms hi, friends and the public como
LII rally, that he is in receipt Of a ful,
stock of GOODS. consisting of CLOTHS,
tASSIMEKES, YES TINGS, hc., which will
be MADE UP i'll the best and latest stylcs,
for cash.
also ask all customers who are in ar.
rears to come forward and settle at once
10 thoso who arc prompt liberal reduc
ton will be made.
c. D. EDERHARDT,
sept - Opposite City Fl ALL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
New Goods. New Goods!

"a I HAVE Just returned from New
York with II fine and we'll ected
lean CASSIMERES. Scotch GOODS
FESTlNGS, &C., which will be made to
order at short notice and upon reason able
terms Also, Il full line OF the celebrated
STAR SHlKrS. a call is respectfully So
Ic:ttd. j. f. EISENMANN
Sept 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
Fresh Arrivals

Fresh Arrivals.
FILLING UP WITH SEASONABLE
Il GOODS
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra Sugar-Cured Bacon Strips,
Mid Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Full supply Canned Salmon, Lobster
Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mushrooms, &c.
Coftcs-Parched and Green Java. Mo-
cha. Laguyra and Rio.
Teas -Fincst and Cheapest Assort ment
OF Tyson, Gunpowdei. japan, Oolong, &c.
Olives, Sardincs. and q general stock OF
staple aud Fancy Groceries, in great va
rlety, all fresh and tempting. offered low
for cash GEO. SYMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
Stoves, Crates and Mantels.

HAVE just received splendid assort.
= ment OF the above articles, among
TGiSn %fIN III Is 10 DC found the celebrated COT
The oven OF this Stove has been enlarged
and stands at tho head Of all others: and a
large variety OF other COOKING STOVES.
Fine assortment Of Heating Stoves, among
winch Is new article OF a Franklin Stove,
never before brought to this market, which
Is put up for exhibitions; the public are in
vlted to call and examine the same.
splendid assortment Of CRATES and
MANrELs, the handsome st that has ever
come to this place; they are Of the very
Oct 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14

DC. l:I :,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
Teacher Wanted.

A TEACH EK is wanted To take charge
n Of ths Odd Fellows School far Tia
current term. Address or apply TO either
ut the undersigned.
p. KIND,
J. MCKENZIE.
Il. u. MCKAY,
nc i3 Committee
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14

Oouoo', oaS teicHfupueQ Cne PRESIDENT
at Dcnnison. Texas, inviting him and
suite to visit New Orleans, promising q
cordial welcome by the citizeus and
authorities
A reported fight occurred Sunday
evening at Point la Hoche. between
Butler and Muhoney, Republican fac.
tlons, in which one man was seriously
wounded.
MONTGOMERY, October II HAYS
left this morning to fill his appoint.
ment in his district.
Judge Abrams. who telegraphed from
Washington that lie was relugeeine.
has gone to his home in Sumter. The
Investigation into the burning of bis
cotton house began to-day. His son
conducts the prosecution. Two No.
groes, against whom he made affida-
Wits, were com mitted after trial Others
were not found. The loss is about
S40O. The fire was produced by feuds
among Abrams negro tenants.
NEwBURYpORT, MASS October 12.
B. E. Butler was rcnominated to day
Tor Congress.
BA1rlMonE. O:tober ia fire
broke ont in the Baltimore Opcrn
House Variety Theatre, No. l East
Baltimore street, aud soon communi.
Gated to several dry goods houses ad-
1oinlng, aud also to tho carpet sto.e OF
George Gel6on, and steamed the oyster
saloon OF Jcrnan Brothers. The latter
are also managers Of the Opora House,
which Will be completely destroy ed.
AT this hour, 2 A. NJ it looks rs il
tho loss will reach $500 The fire
is still raging.
~. WEST CHESTER. Fem, October 13.
The Governor haa declined to pardon
Udderzook.
LITTLE RocK. October 1a-1 500
bales OF cotton we're burned at New
port.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
a Gard.

AHlNG associated myself with Mr.. +.
al Is. ORCHARD, in tho sci!in. If Dry
GOODS in Columbia, solicit Nh interest II,
our behalf and recollection by old ac-
'iuAintancas and friends. Te promise
hdcllty M! promptncss to all.
THOMAS J. LYLES.
3D. Fhii field ''erdM and Ncwbtr,v Ur
rdta Will please copy twice. Dc, il =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
Coal. Coal! Coal.

Coal. Coal. Coal.
hit nrdrrsiSncd beg leave TO state that
i ihc% have constantly on hand all
Milids @! COAL, and vii: furnish consumers
III amy On unity, delivered. 1T lowest oash
prices BOWEN & LAFAR, Agents.
Sep!2 3nO
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
SOMETHING NEW AND NOVEL.
Just Received
DY THE
LEADER OF LOW PRICES,

r EXERalBt.E English Marseillcs
IL QUILTS. in new patterns.
y new stock Of Ladies' Under.yests. and
all the new st!lcs of BAlmoral aud Boule-
ward SKIRTS, from 50>.. to IS 90 each.
ALSO,
New silk TIES. new Beaded BELTS.
Headed POCKETS and Ecad.d GIMPS
EUTrONS and FIRING Els f,r Trim ming.
ALSO,
:. New stock o: American and French
tilhts.
:. y large stock uf all styles Of Plain and
Fancy Dr. - Goods, from 90. to IL 80 per
yard. G. +. JACKSON
Oct III Leader of Low Prices
School Books and Stationery.
Sp l.. BRYAN has jiet opened a new
Z. stock .f English aud Classical
SUHoQL BOOKS and SCHOUl. STATION.
ERY.
Also. BLANK BOOKS for Mrrcha nts end
ihbilc iiit"s "i every siZ AMI aut.iiy.
Also, l.r%'. variety Of Writing Fsp,r.
Envelopes, God and Steel Pens. tonvipe
Presses F"ck t-hnivc., ino Pocket. books
male to "ra,r, Ink -tanG-, Ini,,ai Taper,
Wiling Desks. Ink Of all color., and other
vni"ti"A OF onicc stationery. sept 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-14
A Kerosene That vii! Not Explode,

a Kerosene That VIII! Not Explode.
A LADDlN SECURITY OIL il offered
"A with the confidence .hat it will prove
itsolf equal, if not superior, to any burn
ing on hat has been offered to the public
This oil is primo white in color. "a ,ieoJor
iZtd to the highest extent achieved in the
manufacture oi burning oils, and is war
iantcd to stand q fire test of $50 degrees
FGhrcnicit
is perfectly safe FIR use in ali Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps. and IA lis namc iIdi.
Gates. Will give n. who use il perfect
security" in doing ~.
Aladdin Hecurity Oil vii! burn lo..ror
h:v" much less smell, aud not crust The
wick, aud will be found Il bovcry ccononi-
cal. 10 say nothing OF The cntiro ".ccuri.y"
in its u.s.. For saie ~
l.. I. SILLIIAN & CO.'S
tc' III Drug Store.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
civnRishts.

As our neighbor Of the Kaaclrga
Clrsnisls seems to be rather dull of
comprehension in relation to our
response to his conuudrum on the
Civil Rights and mixed school ques-
lion, We "rise to explain We
meant to say, that the Radical panty
is the author of the Civil Rights bill,
and would, ifin power, enforce mix
ed schools on cur people. We also
meant to say, that if this State ever
passes under the power Of the Radical
party, it viii be by the fault OF
tac,ious partiz2rs who for the sake
of oAi,e, wilse.l their State, and dc
liver it over to all the denominations
ofRad;calism. We hope this can be
understood, although the hyper
critical grammarian of the Caroa-
ieje, may fEd some grammatical
errors in It.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Commissioners Sale!

DURSUANT 10 decree rendered
n December 18th, 1878, BY the Cir.
emit Court Of Cabell county, West Viz
c;nia. IN the chancery caase Of Sarah
L. Gurley against Samuel Borden, tire
undersigned Commissioner will sell at
rublic auction, in front Of he Court
house of Cabell county, West Virginia,
on the 2Sth day Of February, 1871, to the
highest bidder, upon the terms herein
after mentioned, the f1llowiI 6 real estate
that is to say GOO acres in Union dis
tr:ct, Cabell county, West Virginia, on
the dividing ridge between the waters Of
left hand fork OF Lower Greek ard the
trace fork of Little Guyan; about six
miles from Thorndyke, and about the
same distance from Milton, on the Chesa-
peake Il Ohio Railroad. The pr perty is
well timbered, and Is on the road irou
Green Bottom read 70 the Mason county
line.
TERNS:-rwenty-Gve per cent Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash al the
time OF sale, aud the residue IN three
equal instalments, payable in six, twelve,
aud eighteen months, respectively. Such
deferred payments 10 bear interest from
date, and & be represented by purchase
bonds. TIE title will be retained as secu-
rity for such deferred payments.
WA. II. HOGEMAN.
Jan. 22d, 1874. Spl Com.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
on Mondoy, the 2nd day Of
March, 1914,

all OF the r5sl estate o. the said Bank
rUpts. about LOIS acres, situate In Cob.
ell county on the Guysndotte River,
about W. miles from the Courtbouse. and
firm the Chesapeake & Ohio RAILROAD
The said real estate includes large
WATER GRIsT-MlLL. standing On the
bank Of said river. with dam over the
same. and ir con- eeiion with the mill
large sfore-h"use, an ! a good frau dHsll-
ing Two hundred acres Of the hand are
in cultivation. on which are several fsne
meat houses and tobacco barris portion
Of the remain or II we'll .imberei. The
said real estate will be oife red az a trL0<,
and n tofs, ana sold in whichever way will
realize tie largest sum Of money On the
following terms One fifth OF the pur-
chase money cash in hand, and ths bal
ance in four equal iDstallm mis-, at siT.
twelve, eighteen, aui twenty four mouths,
respectively, with interest from the day
OF sale. Bond and good security REQUIRED
Of purchasers, and legal title retained o.
further ,eeurity.
JOHN 3. LAIOLEY,
Jan. o-S1. Ass gnev, Sc
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Notice!
r. II. Hartley i co.
vs..
Charles I. RoHe ct al.
IN cnANGFRY.

DY virtue OF decree made aud entered 10 u 5li,s
ID cause al the December tern, le's, o. ' esocsI
cut Court OF Cabel county, by when, opS'..,i
commissioner Thomas b. Kline, was Ieilv' -
I. ON Office and the undersigned was P6 Of
special commissioned IN the room anu 49, 70
the said T. B. Kline And the said cause Wa ,,i ae
ferred 10 the undersigned special coIIlllls ~ ,bc
with INST uctiOnS 10 take State ana IePo5s - Wv
next tenn of SAID Court an account slowlhs 70
lst What amounts OF money nave oeen - ~
celved by the said Kline as such Sps 49, whom
missioner. the names OF the persons Lon, Horn
aud the dates when such amounts haVe oeeH IL
9nd What amounts Of money have been palu
out bv said Kline Us such Special
the names of the persons IA whom me puh 30 -
for which, and the dates when such aulouN'S
were paid. -, mr.
3rd. What amounts OF money due from puI-
chaSers Of lands sold IN pui suance OF decISes ~
this cause remain gncOilected. the ndlhes "a W
purchase. ) frOgn whom SlCh amounts REMAIN III
collected and the dates when such aihOuh's a'S
o. viii be- due and payable. .., T., this
4th What portion OF the debts decTeeu ~ ',,is
cause to be pad have been palui ana "i'a' pV'
OF such debts remain unpaid. ,,, n,
5lh What lands, II any, heretofore deCIeeu III
this cause 10 be sOii, remain unsold. -. soid
9Th ANY other mates deemed by lle s seit
Comm ss0rrr pertinent or necessary 10 PieseN'
to the Cou.t or required by any pa.iy.
This is therefore. 10 notify al parties coIioe, ~
that have appOilfed the 10Th day OF Ma en- lo4,
as the time. and the Clerks Onice OF me O nDu,,
Court OF Cabell COaniy the place, Tor nearing
proof and stating the said accoluLs anu Tepprtfs,
IN performing the duties required OF lne =! az
decree. And II from any cause the hea' ing .,
SAID proof and the taking OF said accounts slal l,
not be commenced on that day, OF, II commences
should notbe completed, the same TO be ADJOURNED
T. ON day to day and + ON time TO time unul COM
nlefed and inns notice shall be equivalent 10 PEI
soual service. Given under my hand FeO.ua!!
Sh, 1874. -..,-,,,,
MS. THORNBUBG,
Feb. 12-lw. Special Commissioner.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
Resume OF tho Week.

Tie Davenport Brothers drew crowded
houses 90 Richmond last week.
Alexander D. Hamilton. the Ascending
Treasurer Of Jersey city, stole only So
SSi5j,
Th'rty-taousand w7rkmen are unem-
p'ryeI .n Vienna and have pe,,tioncd the
Government iyr rcau.
The remains Of The S.amese twins have
been shipped % Philadelphia and Will be
examined 10y a College Of physicians.
Tie Republicans and Carlist, had a Sc
were battle u ar Icr.do, ~ Spain, few
dag 0y., In which the Gag..st- were de
toatgI
The lroaard S,ec' Convention adjourn
ed at Philadelphia Thursday last, after
passing resolutions ia favor a continued
?. tcet.uu.
Thetce men az the North are begin
ming @. lee. a little better ON tie ice quc~-
ton, Trey are gathering 8 !, "a o. i
inch fec ar many Z the houses,
ON last Thursday evening. two dancing
girls attached % one oi tte theatres in
Philadelphia, We're severely hut not fatal
.y, burned by their dresses taxing fire,
ON Wednesday last, the 4tl inst. on
the Chicago and North Western x r., a
train was thrown from the track low a
broken rail. IS ua.e, north Of Ch'caco-
Fifteen pcr"us acre hurt none killed
Five cars and all the baggage were burned,
The Famireiu British Iad;a isincreas-
ing. It's estimated that 10000 people
there are now suffering iHr i1d, and the
British Government viii be compelled -
furnish them food TO save Their lives.
Tie National Reform Convention met
n. p.tt-burs last Thursday. The pat
form of tac Rcfrmers is expressed in
the following articles TIE objects # the
Association are, the perpetuation Of the
Christian sabbath, the maintenance Of the
Bb.e in the public schools. the establish
mert IF a proper regard Tor the sarctity of
tie marriage relation aud the suppression
Of intemTcrance.'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
IN CIIANCERY.

The OF ject If this suit is to obtain a fna
settlement of the executorial account d
George W. Summers. Executor Of the lat
Will and testament Of Adam Black, decd.
especially with the plaintiff. And tap
nearing from an affidavit filed in the pa
pers in this cause that the defendants.
Eliza McCawn, widow Of Sylvesta Nc
Gavin. deed. and the unknown heirs Of
G.. VI. Thomas, decd, late wife Of William
W. Thomas, and John Black, are non-res-
idents Of the State Of West Virginia, it is
therefore ordered that they do appear here
in one month after the first publication
OF this order and Do what is necessary to
protect their interest in the premises. A
copy teste.
NJ. s. THORNBURG, Clerk.
IRA J. MCGISSGs, Sol. Feb --iw
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12

4 board Of officers If The United States
engineer car,S. consisting 81 General }. q.
Barnard a president; General Godfrey
Ne.tzei, Genera! q. 4 Gilmore, rclone.
w. r. fa'ga.I, and Lieutenant Thomas
Turtle, accompanied by benjamin II.
Larobe, Esq, evil engineer, # Baltimore
CITY, convened in Il clMond ou Thursday
TINS meeting was blythe direction q tie
Pres.deat AID Secretary Of war, and at
the instance Of the Senate Spec.a! Com
mirtee on Inland Transportation, which
VISITED this city some time since, charged
with the duty Of making an examination
into the est and pract.cability Of the
central water-liue tarougl this State.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12

~1 - -
We woer-ioH. shat Colonel d. :.
Nl.& has organized " company 10
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.,.e,-i r;. .t"ct L..lsat Urgtir--
-5a BIS, week. and ha, secured sui
icicut subscription 10 begin the work.
" O. nave '-' learned " "t'~tt ne mas
'','. -. ''''..' u .' w.
r. Ne bsl:e,e. q. VET. tie ore and
r1aliayc a,l been tcs.el.-Iutan
Is'a'
TIE j1uu1 = mistaken in sUppos-
Tag taa, The iron aud e'al ot this ~
-ioa have u', been tested. The Ores
Mr~- analysis goes fora test have
seea often and thoroughly tested
ot.ave woyenot quality t""t recon-
asa'- t.em to Iron "ea everywhere
We happen 20 nave a personal amt
PRACTICAL EaoUledEeot i-e iron manR
ec.uret from the ores on this road
md know that Ior tensile strength
md general value u Is NOT eNla''ed
by a1ytaU5 m5'e on iae ONO liver.
. u, . ..r.- ass. cd. fErf FOR r III. str., short
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
WI. HARVEY,
Feb , 4w Spec'l Commissioner.
Commissioners Notice.
Virginia s. Brown,
".
James i. BDwlIn. q ais.

By decree entered in this cause at the
December term, 1873, f the Circuit
Court Of Gabell county, the .a,d cause
was referred to the unders cned Commits
sioner, with instructions to q. certain and
report,
list, At what time Albert G. jenkins.
deceased, departed this life, and report
what personal estate lie left at his demise
2d. What debts lie owed at the time Of
his death, to whom due, their amounts and
how evidenced,
3D. What personal property Of the said
4. G.. JenKins came t. the hands Of
James Il. Bowlin, as Administrator Of
said A. 6. Jenkins, or might have come
to his hands by due diligence on his part,
as such Administrator tie kind and val
ne thereof, and what disposition he made
OF the same.
18th, What debts were paid BIZ James
y. Bowlin, as Administrator, as Aforesaid.
to whom paid, the dates and amount
thereof, and what evidence Of payment
the said Administrator has.
9Th, That said Commissioner do take
and state an account between tie estrte II
A. G.. jenkins, deceased, and james b.
Bowlin, a. Administrator. afsresa d, and
make a settlement with said Administrator
showing what is due from him % said es-
tate, OF owing him by the estate.
9th, The Commissioner shall ascertain
what real estate the said 4, G.. jenkins,
deceased, died seized OF, or possessed Il in
or adjoining Green Bottom, in Cabell
county, West Va. the annual rental value
thereof from the time Of tn death Of - d
A. 6. Jenkins, up u the beginning oi the
year 1871, who has had possession thereof
during that time, and the rents issues and
profits OF said land during tie same time,
by what authority they were received, and
what disposition has been made thereof.
9Th, That said commissioner hear proof
II and report upon all otner alters deem
ed pertinent by him, or requested by the
parties"
This is therefore to notify all parties con-
cerned that | have appointed Monday, the
2nd day of March 1874 as the time, and my
Office in the city of Huntington as the pace
for hearing proof and stating the accounts
aud reports required by said decree.
WA. MARTIN,
Jan. ppm. Commissioner,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-12
The Democratic Party

Tn. Dsr, .c~,..o PARTY La, been re-
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sg4ua few wears. a generation at
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CPS. Of t,s Radical party that pre-
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ana smith !, WAS the hc'lish spirit
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,.s,so 90 bstwes, brethren Of our ma
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E,8ic,lism made the war. and the
Democrats were compelled 70 unite
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