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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06

South Carolina, Richland County.
IN THE COURT OF PROBATE
BY r. I. Boone, Judge Of Probate in Rich
'asd County.
WTHERAS JAMES @. GOFF and
w WM. A. GOFF hath. applied 90
me for letters of administrations on the
estate Of VIM. Goff, late Of Riohiand
County, deceased: These are. therefore,
70 cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors Of the laid de-
ceased to be and appear before ne, at a
Court of Probate, for the said County. to
be holden at Columbia, ON the 18th day
of May, 1875. at u O'Clock NJ, to show
cause. II any, Why the said administra-
ton should not be granted. f' ~
the tCoutt, this Sd day Of MAY, A. D.
1875, and in the Goth year Of American
Independence. b I BOONE.
May thu Judge Of Probate.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06
A WoMAN Wtml lHxa DzAp IuAxr C..r

A WoNAs !WtM,Hxa DzApIsYAxr CAsr
ON TIE 641xsF.--Am most distressing case
came to light in Jersey City recently. A
woman, named Betty Hughes, had been
living with her two children, girls Of ten
and three years respectively, IN poverty,
on Morgan street Three weeks ago,
Mrs. Hughes gave birth to another GIRL.
aud her condition was then pitiable. A
neighboring woman allowed her to bring
in tho infant and give it the necessary
attention. While in this woman's house
the infant died, and the heartless woman
turned the unfortunate mother with the
dead infant in her arms out on the high
way.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06

And now Judge Kelley, having been
wined and dined by the Southern Ku
Klux, returns from q Southern trip to
testify that everything il lovely in that
section; that the blacks and whites live
together in peace and friendship, and
that his vote for the so-callea force bill
ls the disgrace Of his career in Congress.
He forgets Grant Parish and several
other mild incidents of Southern politi.
col history. Perhaps, after all, consider.
ing the condition Of affairs in the mining
districts OF Pennsylvania, Mr.. Kelley
may be excused for his misconceptions.
[ [Hashi',gton Republican. (Grant Organ. }
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06

ADOPTION. victim in . recent case
Of malpractice in Philadelphia was q
married woman, who, of her own plea
sure, submitted to the operation, which
not only sacrificed the life Of her Off
spring, but terminated her own. The
poor woman was. doubtless, ignorant or
thoughtless of the awful crime she was
committing, and she has paid for il SO
dearly that We may not judge her; but
it will be we'll if her history lead other
mothers to reflect not only on the risk
but on the sin of this thing, a sin which
surely brings its punishment As for
the so-called physioian,1 there is NO plea
OF ignorance for him, and if the evidence
taken before the Coroner, which bears
heavily against him, he sustained before
the court, his penalty should ,bs suoh a.
70 make IL felt that society will proteot
tts weakest members against the. seduo-
tive wilos Of such az he.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06

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PARIS. .-Rentes' '63f &c.. S1.1b ,ifes
LIvERPooL-3 p. ,M.-Middliual up
lands II; middling Orleans 8@81; sales
io,oOO; speculation 2. 600; to arrive easier;
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u; deliverable July, II; deliverable july
or August, 8; sales American 1900. a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06
FIRBMhh'S ].
7lHRNAMRRF
Thursday, Mays, '76

TNHE Companies viii assemble st Q
O'Clock A NJ, on Assembly street,
rlght resting on Taylor street, whore
they VIII De inspected by. His Honor
the Mayor and the COMMITTEES. Of Ar
rangements. After the inspection, the
tho Mayor, on behalf Of the citisena. .qbs
procession will then move through Tnv-
lor to Main street, Main to Biehland
Riohland to Sumter, Sumter to GeryaiA'
Gervais to Main, Main to Blandinc and
will be halted in front of the Pafnoetto
Engine House, where the Officers 81 the
Companies will draw for their turns In
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-06

THROWING A BADGE OVER TIE BLOODY
CHAsM.-A badge taken from the dead
body Of Lieut. j. A. Gage who fell at the
battle of Spottsylvania Court House,
May IL, 1864, has recently been returned
to 3. L. Gnge. by Captain Dominick, of
Prosperity, South Carolina. who writes:
II would have returned it earlier, but
did not know where and to whom to send
1t. You ask where your brother was
buried. In the trench. near where the
treo was shot down. Any of his com
pnny know where that was. It wns
about fifty yards Northeast of tho tree.
AS he wns buried with lot of soldiers,
it would be nearly or quite impossible to
distinguish his remains from those Of
his command. I can say he died at his
post doing his duty nobly. Such is the
result of war. 1 hope there is better
feeling existing North and South, and
that we soon will be as in former years,
one family rs q nation" The badge was
forwarded by express, and reached this
city day or two ago It is probable
that Captain Dominick was present when
the remains of tho officer were buried
and took the badge from the body, and
after having it in his possession nearly
eleven years. is finally able to return it
to the friends. His letter is the first
satisfactory account received of where
tho lieutenant was killed, and how no
was buried.
WiHiamSport Gazette and Bulletin.
WHAT Is THE BUFFALO GNAT?-An ex-
change says: The buffalo gnat, which
IL causing so much destruction in the
Southwest. is small insect, not more
than half the size of the house fly, which
suddenly appears in the air by millions
and settles upon all all our four-footed
| animals within reach. A horse or COW
will be literally covered with them at
night; in the morning, the animal will be
found dead and swel1ed to an enormous
size. The bite is very poisonous, and
the wound quickly testers. Cattle own
ers find that the most effective way of
protecting their stock is to cover them
with coating of diluted tar, but if that
cannot be done, fires are built and the
smoke drives off the insects. Amongst
the wild animals, especially the deer, on
the Arkansas side Of the river, the ra-
wages of the gnat are everywhere appa-
rent. Without any protection, tho deer
fall victims in large numbers to this
poisonous insect. which, however, does
not touch man."
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FfeoAn were driven into trees like Mimic
balls. One child blown off hos not been
found, and Mr.. Johnson was injured.
Mr.. X. H. Hightower, at Stockbridge,
had leg broken. Mrs. Livingstone and
her three-months old body were blown
100 yards into gully.
The outer rim passed Aiken, S. c., at
b. 30 o'clock, pouring out great quantities
OF hail and wind, but doing NO material
damage. Mr.. l.. A. Burke writes from
Midway, Barnwell County, rs follows:
The hail came down like q brigade of
artillery smashed every pnne of glass
accessible to the winds, and split many
shingles on the roof of the house. The
hail was the size of guinea and hen eggs.
The hrst plantation struck in Edgeficld
was that of y N. Nicholson, near Meet
ing street post office. The residence and
other houses were demolished. The
next, and in that neighborhood, was the
house of Mr. McGoe, who was badly
wounded and his plantation ruined.
From thence it rolled into Lexington
AMI Richland, dealing death and deyas-
tation on every hand.
The tornado passed over Spartanburg
County, but NO ioss Uf ills ias been re-
ported. The worst part of the storm did
not strike the town, but passed to the
South and West, by Cedar Springs, and
down the line of the SpartanbuSx and
Union Railroad to 1'acolet, leYelinC
fences, forests and unroofing and over
turning many out-houses in It's course.
At present, it is impossible to make On
accurate estimate Of the damage done by
this fearful visitant, but enough is known
to render it certain that it will reach
hundreds of thousands of dollars, a loss
which will at this time seriously embar-
rass the farmers upon whose shoulders it
fallH.
THE BLOODY SHIFT BUSINESS. The
published declarations of Hon. W. d.
Kelley, in regard to the condition of af-
fairs in the South, excite the anger of the
third term schemers. The kitchen organ
OF the White House, yesterday morning.
spoke very disrespectfully of Judge Kel-
ley; and two members of the Cabinet in
speaking of him to-day, were still more
severe. but Judge Kelley is not the only
prominent Republican who has returned
from visit to the South with his ewes
opened. Henry Wilson bore equally
strong testimony to the loyalty and fealty
OF the Southern people to the Union, and
to their disposition to deal Justly by the
colored man. The truth is, the Republi-
cans have no other issue than the bloody
shirt one On which to make the fall cam
paign. The only hope the prominent
leaders Of that party hcreabouts have, is
that the fifty or sixty Confederate gene
rnis elected to the Forty-fourth Congress
will make cgregious asses Of themselves.
This, at the best, is very slim thread
to hang heavy hopes on, for, as rule,
soldiers are not 80 radical and irrepressi-
BILE as the politicians, who were alwaya
valiant when there was no enemy In
sight. Now, the only two Southern men
in the lust Congress who were ut oil in
discreet in their utterances, were not sol
diers; md, on the other hand, every
Confederate gerer,l in the last Congress
was conspicuous for his conservatives
ness.
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The scale of good-brsedins- B natural.
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net receipts 1913; exports continent |. 900:
sales 42O; stock 80, 234.
CHARLESTON quiet-middling
16a; net receipts 301; exports Great Bri.
tain 943; coastwise 238; salos 400; stock
IL, ,42O. OWN
BOSTON. dull and nominal
middi,ng ling l64; net receipts "a; gross /, ,13i;
BALTIMoRE.-Cotton dull and lower
to sell-middling 155@16; gross receipts
ii; exports coastwise 28G; snles 1875: spin.
ners 60; stock II, ,992
AUGUSTA. quiet and nominal.
offerings ight-middling ISL; net re.
ceipts 81; sales 81; stock 8,138 actual
count.
LoU1svnLE..-Flour steady; some
brands held 25@50c. above quotations
extra 4. 4.6O94.75; extra family s. 25(a5. rs.
Provisions strong. Pork a. 5O@23 90
Baeon-shoulders9 9f@9a; clear rib 13 10
@13. 12}; clear sides 13} packed. Sugar.
cured hams 1904. Lard quiet and
frm--prime steam 15}; tierce 16@16|;
eisp eSs tsna-sslmiIy asa; Mh1sdsy hrmer-i'lS. Bag:
CINcnsNATL-Flour steady. Corn TIA
70. Pork quiet IA 00@22.2 Is. Lard dull
-,sammef steam is; winter 15i; kettle
164t9l8. bacon stehdy-shoulders 91;
cIs clear M Elb ut; clear 1s4. whiskey active
PHnApELrHA.- Cotton dull-mid.
ding 1ea; Low middling 15i; good ordi-
nary 16b; net receipts AZ; gross 218
NoRfoIK.-Cotton quiet t-middlinc
5b4; net receipts 1854; gross S54; exports
Great Britain 1854; coAstwise $50; sales
ST. LouIs.AFlour good demand
superfne winter s. 1905. 80. Corn shade
drmer-No Q mixed 74a(S75. Whiskey
firm-1.15. Pork declinina-ofared At
z2.OO; no bldg; sales small lots 22. 25.
5s Bscon firm 6pidefs Of; cleat lib l2@
III Last hAh Nay clear aides 199l2{;
higher. Latd 'dailE15I aaked; is bia.
ChIoAoo. Flour good demand. Com
active and higher No. q mited IA Bid;
rejected II. OAts good demand 4
62t. Pork fatf demand and advanced