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WEEKLY FLORIDA LINE
w Port Royal 5. o.; Fernandna, Fla. Brunswick Ga.
The favurte and well known steamer MONTGOMERY.
Farcloh having superior odations Tor
sengers will sail saturday, December from pier North
River. at r. NJ to above ports making connections with
all points South Southwest Via Port Royal the Florida
and Brunswick Railroads.
First class passage TO Fernandina $50 90
First class passage Jacksonville. - so
First class passage TO Augusta .......... 20 90
Through tickets issued to all points South and Southwest
Steamer HUNTSVILLE Chester MASTER will follow 9th OF
December. For freight passage apply TO
HERM GELPCKE, No. 5 William streei
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MoRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

MORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVA for New Orleans an
VIII Sail every Saturday New Orcans transferring Texas
lreght there 70 Morgnns Louisiana and Railroad
ports
The steamer NEW YORK will sail from pier 80 North
Orleans direct. 80 ' " -
Throug bills fladins signed Mobile Galveston ana to
all points the Galveston Harrisburg San Antonio.
Houston Texas Central International and Great North.
Texas and Pacific Trans Continental Railroads AMI
Indianoa and San Antonio and all points on the Gulf
Western Texas aud Pacific Railway Brazos Santiago
nus Christi. Rockpor ST. Mary's aud Fulton.
Freight for ST. Marys and Fulton landed at Rockport.
Light and Channel either Corpus Christi or
Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk Of consigned
Freight for Brownsvle Matamoras and points in thein
terror must have consigned at BraEos Santiago.
Insurance be effected under policy Of O. A. Whit
ney Co.. New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans.
x per cent; from New York all Texas ports via New Or
Freight at lowest For freight further informa
"oh spp'' :" CHARLES A. WHITNEY co. Agents
p.r3 No- Rf,cr
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1TE EAST disr ST tPREsENT EMPLoYERs).-As
1IO and eau,stress; understands dressmaeng;
oulo nurse b nva.ia LADY, best city rererence
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To- ELIZABETH 81. NEAR BRooME-A RE.
her house
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En EAST 4lSf ST, TWO PAIR STAIRS TIP,
w Eoung girl a all children; objec
ton tc help hoeseworL in a small family
for tNo days II not engaged.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NUNARD LINE.-B AND n A. n. NJ. s. r. co.
~ NOTICE.
With view 70 diminishing the chances OF collision tho
steamers Of this line take specific for all OF
tho year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown New York
ing 10 the north Of AZ.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian Of
q latitude nOrhng g the nSrth Of ~
- QUEENSTOWN.
AB1sSISA... Wed, Dec. JAyA;; Wed, Dec -
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passengers.
Naoin passage $50 SlO and $3.50, gold according to ac
ygtoaaton gtna Return tickets on favorable terms
low Freight and cabin oaica No bowling Green
S'eerase once, 1 Broadway Trinity buildngl
CuAkLEs 9. FKANCkLfN, Agent.
PAssENGERs PER STEAMSHIP ABYssINIA EN-.
"A DARK from the Cunard wharf foot Of Grand street er
sey City at Z A. NJ on Wednesdav nacanher \ Js75 80
onAS. - FhANCkLYN, No. Bowling Green N. Y.
VVILS0N LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HUIr,
Wv sa5tng p44g from pier % North River follows
STn oAH AhLoo bee GqLoMBo Dec 20
First cabin, $40 currency second cabin Sf5 currency
Excursion tickets very favorable terms Troh tcheis
issued TO Continental and Baltic Apply or u par
CHARLES L. WRIGHT CO.. SO south street.
TNMAN LINE
Royal Man Steamers are sppointsd to sail as follows
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, December 4. at GA N.
IT CTTy az BERLIN saturdsy, December II, at 7. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. December 2s at , r. NJ
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday January !. 1876 at A. NJ
and each succeeding Saturday from pier 45 North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
500, *5o and $loO, gold
!, . currency
For Cabin Passage and general apply at the
pany once NO. 10 Broadway.
For Steerage Passage SO Broadway, pier IS North
River
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
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0l 9TH Av; NEAR l5TH ST, TOP FLooR,-A
SI young gF in private family; do plain
Eswn an! al kinds Of smbroidery best city reerenee
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1nQ WEST 4lST STA SCOTCH PROTESTANT WO.
IOD man AZ nurse and Seamstress; bring a baby
from ~ brth ali kinds Of sewing BY hand city country
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

| GENTS IN ALL THE STATES TO SOLICIT ORDERS
"a Tor onlarging old pictures; something SIT
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80 wEsT '4Im sGI. sTAN a EXPERIENCED I'I LADY As
q AS Physician anu ladies' Call or address NURSE
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100 VEST 2sTH STA VERY COMPETENT Wo.
IcO man as Nurse snd seamsress to growing
children very competent TO take entire charge Of
nnrEe has eht and four years last en-
p!aycTs
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III WEST 2aru ST., ROOM to-A RESPECTABLE
Ii French married has n esh
breast oi ms he baby three weeks oid She Is quite
HEALTHY. best recommendation. Call address.
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1Ol WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE SMART
- pleasing voans girl 10 take Of children Or 10 do
chanherpprk and waiting; willing gonefaiiy esui
satisfactory reference ra for days
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IA 4 LAsT SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo.
Ec0a Dit3 rctnrcuce
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400 EAST 18TH 81, FIRST FL FLo,oiR, FRo9Nr1A IT,! !!
nien washing Ler home would out by the day
10 wa
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1E1 4fn Sal. IN DYERS-A GERMAN GIRL III
III take care III children il hi American family.
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"A WEST nth ST present EMPLOYER's).-q
r competent woman and seam
stress has iigeG N both capacities. Can be for
days
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81 = EAST esd STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
s1t - sts crss aundreSs do French uting; under
stand. Ter aoroushy to out by the day; best
Csy reference
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100 WEST 18TH ST. SECOND FLOOR BACK
~ roeR-A respectable young girl % take care Of a
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T17 last 18TH STA LADY WISHES a sTTUA.
Lot ton icT Girl who has lived with eleven years
can t.Ne Vie cniire eharge 0f child from is birth
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1870 VEST llTH ST, NEAR 9TH Av.-AN RXPR.
Ic- renced elderly woman ss nurse 20 either infant
Invalid reference.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LISE-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
" TOWN AND YERPO0L
Sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 46 North River.
MONTANA, Nov. 80 Z A. NJ WISCONSIN, Dec. 81 noon.
IDAHO, Dec. 2. noon WYOMING. Dec. % q 80 A. VI.
DAKOTA, Dec. Il, g 80 A.M. NEVADA Jan noon.
Cabin, intermediate and Storage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets at low rates.
Passengers booked to aud from Paris. Hamburg Norway
Sweden &c Drafts Ireland England, France and Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMS GuIoN 20 Broadway.
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1pT 4TH Az, NEAR I3TH STA SMART ENER-
IOI eetc En lish first class seam.
object omor;a5ie home all that IS
tirea Tor the winter
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

XNANTRD-A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS IN
w private clearinghouse; reference required 81
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I'm WEST 18TH ST. IN THE REAR-A YOUNG
American girl and to do plain sewing or 10
w4 En- lady beet city references. Call for DAYS
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80 WEST 2-rH STA NURSE WHO HAS BEEN
a. in employment several years. having enfir,
charge ~ two small children desires stuaiicn give
the strongest and recommendations for neg
Tty capacity from employer who desires
her well located she honestly deserves. Inquire foi
NI-T-E
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FIRST CLASS FoRBwoNAN TO CUT SKIRTS IN
n alaTge iressmakng house must have good and
have best city reference to such
alton will be given. Apply, By letter. TO M A. CoNNELLY
No. East 18th
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CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

-~~Nn
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
-, ansse nrs class steamships will sail 90 X. M from
n rorth River foot Of Cedar street. for Havana Direct
CRESCENT CITY TIursdav Dac a.
relEht or passage, having unsurpassed
,,.v.r. WIN 7. CLYDE CO., No Bowling Green
nchener Lullhg 4 Co., Agents In Havana
''I'EA1As Line FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
West, carrying the United States maiI-The steamer
STATE OF TEXAS Captain Boger viii sail on satur
day. December g. at L. NJ, from per 20 East River
Through 6.s OF adng given to all points on she Houston
ana Texas central International and
yeson Houston and Henderson Galveston Harris
burg and san Antonio railroads Freight Insurance Al
lowest rates For freight passage having sunrror nc
commodations apply 20 q. H. MALLORY a 90 .,Sl.
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL TIE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamship
NEW ORLEANS, Captain Dearborn
on Saturday, December 4, at o'clock +. NJ,
from pier No. 8 North River
Through bills OF aing given Mobile and All principal
points on the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, 500; steerage, %2o.
Apply to CLARK & SEAMAN, SO West street.
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JNANTED-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR THE
w Southwestern trade, an experienced Of good ad
dress steady and attentive TO business thoroughly
to represent the best trade for ladies' shoes Ad
dress box 2, 100 Post Office. New York
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y urses. sc.

600 WEST 2eTH STA FIRST CLASS LAuNDREss
~ wishes get washing to DO at her home 70
ny the day.
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ODj WEST 26TH STA POOR WIDOW Is ANXIOUS
Dol get washing and ironing wod 50 eni tc
work hy tho day; reference MIS- hA.oNE.
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900 EAST Goth ST, NEAR I'd AVA RESPECT !,
C-O able girl FIRST class laundrcss can duts ahu
poish good city Reference. can OF addrcss.
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A SOuEa MAN GOOD MORALS, HAVING BEEN
IA In the furniture business In this city for the past
wishes situation buyer bookkeeper salesman
Address, for week G. H. n, box 164 Herald Uptown
Rrap tey
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IIOUsEKEEPER wANTED-MUsT BE WILLING TO
DO light work marketing and understand the manage
ment 81 servants Catholic preferred Address with refer
ence, age and nationality, PRIVATE FAMILY, box 142
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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Cl1 WEST ~TH STA YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL
-OI and do plain sewing. operates an
Nheelsf WILSON, machine. cal or days
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EATHER SALESMAN wANTED-ONE WHO UNDER
il stands the sheepskin and skver trade permanent
situation and good salary competent Address
for three days box POT Herald office.
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900 EAST ssTH STA POOR woM.lN 10 TAKE
OOv ~ washing or 90 out BY tho daJ best cy fo'ef
Rneez. can lur two dAys.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs

A FIRST CLASS CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS
II wanted have superior reference from last place
Cali between 10 and II O'Clock at SO West 52d s.
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% WEST 27TII STA LADY DESIRES A SITuA
~ fer iahul experienced nurse who has prove
her great deNoton during four service IN my family
both IN 81 young infant and growing children.
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eSc Sd AVA COMPETENT PERSON WISHES
OOO work by tho day in capacity: undcrsts snds
cleaning silver other kind OF work good
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oO7 EAST oIST ST. FIRST FLOOR "A RESPECT
eOeDl able yonnE woman do few ladies' OF gentle
washing hy the week would out By the day; hrst
class reference ou she last lived with. Can be seen
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VTANTED-THREE Statesmen To DISPOSE or A
HOOPE X CO., 76 Warren
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209 WEST 2sIH ST., sT-A RE;sPEGG,TABLE WOMAN
d baby best city reference
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A TEA AND GROCERY CLERK WHO THOROUGHLY
n understands the business wishes situation; best ref
erence. Address Y. s., Herald office.
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OLD DOMINION, STEAMSHIP CoMPANY,

W sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at r. M connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad with tho
Panys steam lines interior points In North Carolina and
virginia Sewbern and Washington, N. q, via Norfolk,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Del. Monday and Thursday P. NJ. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Tnssenger accommodations unsurpassed
through passage tickets and bills Of ladng TO all points at
lowest rates Insurance Norfolk &C. cent Freight
received daily at pier 81 North River General Offices 1877
Greenwich street. NJ l.. McCREADY. President.
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IATANTED-IN AN OFFICE, AN AMERICAN Roy
w aged ~ years reside IN New York Or Brooklyn
Address in handwriting and give column Of figures
AUDITOR. box 5J5 Post Office New York
JEANTED-A FIRST CLASS MAN FOR OuR strIT
W department; thorough practical win be offered
literal indneement Apply this evening after o'clock
and 63l 9th ~, between 4Oth aud AIS, sta
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one WEST 27TH ST, ROOM "a RESPFCTA r
A-OO middc-aFnd woman would take care 81 delicate
ladies ~ the day MONTH ladies after tbe CON
tEsment, = vel experienced; good reference
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JNANTED-DoUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER'S POSI-.
w tion by fully competent give reference
from present employers: would accept In any city
dress FRANKLIN. Herald office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14
COLUMBIA
Wednesday Morning, July IA, 1875.

The discussion in the English House
of Commons. relative to the progress of
Russia in Central Asia, indicates the
growing conviction in tho minds of Eng
lishmen that the real policy of Russin is
that of conquest The fact is rs plain rs
day that Russia's conquest of Khiva was
but tho prelude to grasp of territory
under tho pretense of extending ''com-
amercial facilities" in Asia. She has re-
Gently obtained possession of the islnnd
of Saghalien, in the Pacific, off the mouth
of the Amoor River; she is Arranging to
intermediate country, and will, doubt
less, try to get it. Indeed, it WAS not
long since one of the orators Mt ban
Quet of tho veterans of the Caucasian
wars, at st. Petersburg, openly declared
'ihnt Russid alone could civilizc Asia,
and that it was her intention to effect it
completely. As shown in the recent de-
bate in the House of Commons, the de-
sire of the English is to cultivate friendly
relations with Afghnnistan, the only bar
rier between tho advance of the Russian
and British India; but the warlike At
ghanistans arc kept in antagonism to the
English, it is believed, by tho Shah of
Persia, who is known to be under the
! influence Of the Russian Government.
The Shah has permitted the construction
of Russian railway through his domi-
mons, in spite of n protest from Eng
land, and events are very evidently cul-
mnating to crisis. A war between
Rnssia and England, growing out of
these complications, would be no minor
affair. 1t would possibly convulse Eu-
rope, as Prussia would then have an
opportunity to pursue her ambitious de-
signs upon France and Denmark. It
oeems inconsistent for member of the
English Parliament to announce, as Mr..
Burke did the other night, that England
ls net an aggressive power, when the
facts prove the contrary. She has been
acting on the aggressive from the period
of her first acquisition Of Indian terri
tory, and she is Mt this moment seeking
to add largely to her Burmese acres.
The truth is, both Russia and England
want Central Asia, and the present trou-
hle is simply that observable when two
dogs get on either side of good, rich
bone.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

Late dispatches from the Black Hills
are decidedly more instructive than Pro-
fessor Janneys discouraging report.
There nre, as is known, several hundred
miners searching for gold there, and
they are experiencing now what gold
hunting in the Black Hills means-star-
'~ation. Most of them have had nothing
to eat, but an uncertain supply of game,
for weeks, and party sent in to from
Tier post to get food was massacred by
the Indians. "There is no enthusiasm
'here, is the report from the Black Hills,
about tho meagre discoveries of gold,
and the pervading feeling is disappoint-
E,ent with the mineral resources of the
country" We have repeatedly warned
onr readers that the glowing reports of
the wealth of this region were grossly
and purposely exaggerated, but we shall
not express nor form IN opinion upon
its actual wealth until we have some
trustworthy information, of which we
now have none. 1t is entirely safe even
now, however, to say that every dollars
worth Of gold brought from the Black
Hills will cost many dollars worth of
labor, and more than can be easily esti-
MATED of suffering and sorrow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

Business is very dull in New York
There are more empty storos on Broad
way than have been known for years
past, and even the Commissioners of
Emigrations are suffering from tho pre-
vailing tofpor. The number of immi-
grants who have arrived there during the
past six months is 5O,5 n falling OFF of
23, G62 from the cores ponding period of
last year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

The State Temperance Alliance, of
Massachusetts, has bitterly and publicly
condemned the action of the Boston city
authorities in providing wine Mt the en-
tertainment tenderod to President Grant,
during his visit to the Lexington oenten-
nial exercises. The wine and cigars Mt
tho banquet cost 1862, md the wine
was supplied in violation of the prohibi-
tory liquor law.
SHOT DEAD IN AN ATTEMPT To RESCUE
Ills BROTHER. "A tragedy occurred in
Asheville, N. c., on the 10th. A man
named Hall had been committed to inil
for the murder of his uncle. Two of his
brothers went to the Jail and attempted
his rescue, when the guard shot one Of
them dead and snapped his gun at the
other, who escaped.
There are Indications of IL serious out
brenk in China against foreigners. The
American Mission ut Ku-Kinng WAS at
tackled and sacked by mob on the 1st
Of May. The trouble arose from the
disappearance of boy, whom the
Christians wore accused of spirting away.
The boy has not been found.
London has another new industry. A
man ndvertises himself MS "Knockerup
and window tickler, from three to seven. :"
He wakes heavy slecpers who wish to get
up early. Window tickling is waking
without ringing the bells, by means of q
long pole, with, which he taps on the
window pane. $50
Road-mnster China of the NORTH. east
ern Railroad, was run over by q train,
near Salters', on Saturday afternoon, and
killed. i'3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

THE COMING Conn Cnop.-Thcro is
every Indication that the coming crop of
corn will be the largest on record, not
excepting tho great one of 1872. Many
causes combine to this end. In the West
largo quantity of wheat was ploughod
up and planted with corn, under the i'm
preston that the wheat was too much
injured by the severe winter to pay, and
then in tho Eastern States the prospect
for hay was 30 poor, that whatever corn
could be planted it was put in, so that
the fodder might in some measure make
up for the deficiency of the hay. It is
estimated that tho acreage of corn is fully
one-fourth more than last ycar, and if so
this is on enormous increase. From all
sections the crop is reported as growing
finely, and with the increased acreage m
immense yield may be confidently anti
.cipated. Nt Ntt ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

The Deecher papers propose to educate
public opinion up to q belief in Beecher's IS
innocence. In time, when tho main facts
are forgotten, public opinion may change,
but there will always be few unemo-
e, tional persons who will never quite agree
with the pastor that the Prodigal Son
\ zTas better man thnn the good fellow
who stayed at home and made the old
folks comfortable.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

The KEELY Moron, AGAIN In view of
publications in the Scientific american,
deriding me and my invention, feel it
to be my duty to depart from my intend
ed policy of making no public declara-
ton relative to my invention. I now
publicly assert that have produced the
results which many persons have seen,
in the precise manner heretofore stated
to wit: the introduction of atmospheric
air into my machine, q limited quantity
OF natural water direct from the hydrant
at no greater than the ordinary hydrant
pressure, and tho machine itself, which
is simply mechanical structure. With
these three agents alone, unaidcd by any
and every chemical compound, heat,
electricity or galvanic action, I have pro-
duced in IN ivappreciablep period of time,
by a simple manipulation of the ma-
chine, a vaporic substance, at one cxpul-
sion of n volume of ten gallons, having
an elastic energy of 10, 600 pounds to the
square inch. This I solemnly assert,
and am ready to verify by my onth.
only ask of the public their indulgence,
until new and perfect machine, now
rapidly approaching completion, is
finished, when I will publicly demon
strate that which I now publicly assert.
JOHN w. KEELY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25, 1875.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

Iowa sent poor man to the penitcnti-
sary for fifteen years, the other day, aot
for anything in the shape of manslaugh-
'ter, but merely for marrying his step
daughter. What can you expect of q
State which Furnishes man so severely
for such an offence? The first thing you
know, she will come at you with a 1egis-
uative enactment TO check, in the most
cruel and oold-blooded manner, the lone
widower's sweet, delicions impulse to
marry his mother-in-low. II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

On the up train from Snn Francisco n
day or two ago, WAS il passenger who had
with him n cage containing n parrot
Shortly after leaving Oakland Il ncwsboy
came through the car, announcing, "Snn
Francisco papers! Here's your morning
papers!" &c., when he was unexpectedly
interrupted by the parrot, which cjncn-
lated, "Oh. give us a rcst!" Under the
rules of the company the parrot was
presently removed to tho baggage car.
The bnggage-man was busily engaged
sorting out his baggage and putting:it
just who're he wanted it. The confusion,
added to the noise and jolting of the
train, was too much for the bird, and no
cried out, to the astonishmcnt of tho
baggage-man, "Where in - lam"