The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-26

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The G1n1 TO FIND. D.-The true girl
has to be sought after. She does not
parade herself in show goods. She is
not fashionable. Generally she is not
rioh. But. ohl what heart she has
when you hnd herl 80 large, and pure
and womanly. When you see it you
wonder il those showy things outside
are women. II you gain her love, your
two thousands are millions. She'll
not ask you for carriuge or first
class house. She'll wear simple
dresses, and turn them when neccs-
sary, with no vulgar magnificate to
frown upon her economy. She'll keep
everything neat and nice in your sky
parlor, nnd give you such welcome
when you come home that you'll think
your power higher thun ever. Shs'li
entertain true friends on tlolIar, and
astonish you with the new thought,
how little happiness depends ou
money. She'll make you love homo,
! II you don't you're brute, AMI teach
yoa how to pity while you sc1rn IA
poor ia hipnabIe society that thinks
itself rich, url vuin!y tties to think
itself happy. Now, do not, l pray
yon, say any more, Il can't afford to
marry" Go, fad thc truo woman.
And you can. Throw away that cigar,
burn mp that switch cane, be scnslbi.
yourself, nnd seek your wife in IA sensi-
ble way.
The merchants aud business commu.
nifty generally Of New York appear to
bave high appreciation Of the beue.
hts OF newspaper advertising, judging
from some statistics furnished a CORES.
pondent writing from that city to tho
Cincinnati Enquirer. According to
his figures, the averag yearly receipts
of all the daily papers in the metro.
polls foot up IS, ,0Os 900, Of which
sum the Herald receives upwards of
81. 900, 600. or about S6 600 DIV: the
.Stadts Zsituny 81 .S25 .03O; tn. Times
%, ,4Oo, O0O, and so ON down to some
of the more obscure sheets, uoue of
which receive less than $1,000 900 The
weekly pupers take nearly $500, 900
annually as their share of the adyer-
tlslng patronage. and perhaps fully
80, ,oOo.0o is spent in posters, circu-
lars, steamboat and strent-cnr adyertis-
ing, aud the like. Whore this i'm.
mense revenue comes from is shown
by looking iuto the led gers of some of
the leading houses. y. L. Stewart,
for instance, is said to spend $500, 600
annually for printers ink; Lord &
Taylor 1925. 600; Arnold Il Constable
Sl75. 900; Robert Bonner $500, 600;
Babbitt. the soap man, $225 600; while
BArnum annually Introduces himself
to the public $500. 900 worth.
Tie EDGErIELD TROUBLES % ,iet
reigned III the vicinity of Reesc's store
yesterday. Con. NJ. G. Butler yielded
to the wishes Of committee of citi-
zens from that place and agreed to
wait day or two before taking action
IN regard to the arms held by the no.
groes. The Tax Union CInb will meet
at Holders shop, near Rsese's store,
tomorrow morning. at 0 o'clock, when
1T Is understood measures will be
adopted requiring Tenant, the negro
malcontent, to leave the County or take
tho consequences OF Il refusal. A num-
Der of exciting rumors in regard to the
troubles were IN circulation in the city
Yesterday, but they all proved to have
~ iouuuh'i'u. Renticmun VINO re-
turned from L Elgeield Court House
last night reports all qniet, with 10
apprehension of any more trouble
The pcople arc not III want of outside
assistance; if such becomes necessary
they will make it known through the
proper channels. Tho circulation of
rnmors can accom- oiish no good, hut
may do much harm.
augusta Chrunic!c d Sentinel, 18Th.
NAMES OF COUNTRIES Europe sir.
niles country oi white complexion;
SO named because the Inhabitants there
We're OF lighter cnnplexion than either
| Asia or Africa. Africa sign;i the
lani O; corn or ears. 1t wa, celebrated
Tor rs aIun,lauce Of cora an al! kinds
oi gram. Spain, IL country oi rabbits,
OF comics. THIS country was once so
infested with these animals. that The
inlabitants petitionci Anguish. for AN
army to destroy them. Italy, c,un-
try OF pitch; from its yi.idiug great
Quantities Of black pitch. Gaul, mo-
dern France, signifies yellow. haired,
characterized its first inhabitants, Iii.
bcrnia, OF utmost or last habitation:
Tor beyond this, Westward, PLrai-
clans, we are told, never extended their
voyages. Britain, tho country of tin,
rs there was great quantities of lead
and tin found on the nd AGENT island.