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, 1875-02-15
EQUAL1ZlN1 B0uNTIEB OUT or AN EMPTY
TREASURY.

On Saturday last another exhibition OF
domagogiBm WIS made in tue House OF
Representatives ut Washington, by Mr..
GuNoKE1, Of Ohio, in the introduction Of o
bill for tbs pretended "equaljzation Of
bounties," which was passed by tha House,
after q briof discussion, with sundry amend
menta, by vote OF 1T to 80. This bill pro-
vides that thero ahall ba paid to every nom
commissioned officer, musician, artihcer,
WAGNER, aud private soldier, including those
horne upon the rolls as slaves, who served in
tho military service Of the United States, and
were honorably discharged, $8.83 l-3 per
month for the time OF service between April
~, 1901, and May 8, 1865; and, when the
amount Of bounty under the bill is less
than $10o, the person entitled 10 receive
it Ia. the option to receive In lieu
thereof warrant, not assignable, for
100 acres IT land, the patent, how.
ever, to be issued without requiring proof OF
eitheE residence VI settlement. Amendments
were offered to the original bill by Mr.
MrERs, making apply to sailors and
marines; by Mr. Cod1Noo. to include "home
guasda"; and by II. snAsKs, to include
Inaiana,-all Of whiclitems, 1t waa admitted,
would run up tha bill h between $40, ,0oo, o0C
and 800, ,o0o, 900, whichthe Government will
ho called upon To pay, no only to e1-soldlers
but to musicians, blaeksnths, muls-l1iyers
ex-alayss, Indians, sailors, nd home guards
who did valiant duty In u suppression oI
. the rebellion by staying At hme where thort
! was no lighting going on, and defending
{ their homssteads from an eemy at a dis
, 1875-02-15

The announcement that tho water has baen
let into ths new tunnel under ths city 10 tho
horalding Of tho completion ot = remarkable
piece Of engineering, which will be Of tia
greatest benefit to Chicago, and which, some
years ago, before Chicago had made such
progress In engineering works, would have
attracted very general comment It ia tun.
mel running from the crib miles under
tha lake To the pumping-works, and thence
l milaa southwest diogonally under the
city, carrying the pure water OF
ths lake miles to tho point OF
distribution. The work was begun under ths
l.st Administration Of the City Government,
hss been eomplstsa stztstly according 10 tls
, 1875-02-15

closing tano at &c cash, and 10 1-2c for May.
Oats were qnict and 1-8@1-4c higher, closing
ut 81 $40 for March. Rye Was nominal at
9S@98 1-2o. Barley was moro active and
fir1ner, but closed tame at 81. .05 1-2@1 .0G for
March, and $500 for April. Hogs were fair-
ly active and firm, with snles at $B.so@7.5o.
Cattle and sheer, were quiot md steady.
, 1875-02-15
Ut}e GbnaDn Uribu>tt.
Monday Morning, February is. 1876.

B1r. Speaker HA1sEs has committed the un-
partlonable political sin OF being found out.
Many Of the Democratic members at Spring
field knew well enough that he was working
up the Committee clcrkships in such o way as
TO subsidize the country press; but few Of
uem thought he would be found out and ez-
posed So tloy bore quite patiently with
his pcccadilloes- But his day Of grace is past
, 1875-02-15

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To prevent detay and mstakeF, ba and era Fott
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Remit may bs ads aer By drift, expr%ss raft
Ohe4 order, or 5n registered letteFf, At onr riat.
TrnMs TO CITY eunkcn1nrns.
Daily, delivered, Sunday a1ceptsd. 2j cents rsr week
E,atl3. taisessd Bundsy uc1uded, 80 cents EssE
Addsess TIE Tribune COMPANY.
Cer1ss Madison ind Dsarborn.tts., Chicago, III.
, 1875-02-15


ohaer 1h's caption tho l.dft-4h"" ara"s
rather startling picture OF d4seontent IN h'n,
oos'"u. IL sAys snat !ae no"spapels eu'teu
" natives anu paolasneo III tho ha'aVe Vef-
u"eu.aE nave pooa resulasly printing .fea-
sou s2uolations from tnoir eonlnlns pear
oas tne chafge' Luxe Ineso bpec.1nens'
"nas is tho gooa OF eeno'ng Ene.ash
oit'e'a'a 70 e''o evidence peIofe .no fasl'@-
nlens"ry oon'roisteet "aa. ooeS .ne p"'eneE
sno" OF 'no paah o. INC oylne animal a.
ohoooo any e''4'n'tyt saeM ~ ""s "'ta
1susssa oetal. 1hs''" AZ s1''s t1nac' wh4e .hore
I'll. o'SPa'e7 ne'"esn us vi" 'h' has''7A' Al
WA 10 very lcf'e1" 'noeeu' ine peo-
p. s''oll'' VI. RECOUNT u "cA'sness' pu' ~ ~
uh4y Il natural -" 1lA' Will 'nu ''4n' eo'AeS
'neS VIII use sl'ois OWL lo'nouy'
Language .lna snls - tno rus - '1'eso Jo"f-
nos' Ai'o t7"t3-.A0.s gives An ouu -, ,e''oA ios
'ts PfeV"leheo' IL tAa af'healsS pronl''
| nehco gwen Tue a'ehes euoeat'on III ihn-
ooS'a'' III .'.o eAl'en7e o' Liz !o"eF' 1nefe
Ii no PROVISION ior eonn'non sc'oo.s' , 1Ae,o
| arc tnree un'7ersie'es' WIN alanatea COL
legcs' 1he9 arc Ill ofo"ooa Win l,'naoos;
anei1 nrss sonola's A1e on'p'oyeu III 'Ae e''.
SERVICE ~ mhn1 oafeerls open TO 'ne o'ner gnu.
ua'es 1hcy c"n p,ae''ce .""'-o .noS eau
sttrt ano"sp"Pef. 1hey prefer .ne Aatles' II
! Is eaai 'nas na''Vo gEaaoa.e' II ho Gun get
promise u MY supsc3'p1'ohs' n'see nssl-
tase8 10 essapnsn u ne"slS'pef' A.'e
same cause Proouoes .he sa'Ao 1eS''ls ~
efoece' Inc li'.ao' eoasofs isno" SefS ls''e
or ens1sa hao'.s OF po1l1eness' ihey
| tuGICAtl1 EllllClHO 4Htj AC AAUW
su'''.1'ns tr "oo"S ,Au6''stl NC. "so'o' no"oset
.ney Aavo s'uoleo 1t ~ 4ao on'soFaley' no"
'ne 1nB'lsn o.lSs'es 'to Au1i u oouuuc'at'ons
OF tyranny. 4he fl'naoo s'uuen' 's a.thost
'hoS,tao,y ofougn' 10 tne eohc.aslon 'l'At u
eooa poh'lca' sly4o eoeH nasasn'y anlo oec'a"
m"''on against tyranny ihereloFe' says
'ne 1"'.-1na'' 'ne Joufn'ais' "t4'es aoo"S
oppress'ou oeo.use Ao n's n'1l ~ Lueisn
e.aSs.ea. eaue",.o''' JUST As' he naa y rlea'A
elass'cai eoaeaeon' he "oola "fl'e s"na per,
A'ls !noie na'","iSj y" ZIG mh1eAH' An''
1p,anaols 11,a u apso,u'e lnon"1eny.
Whatever tnay DO 'i'onen' u 'Is sounanesa ~
u 'nis ingenious 'n'o1y' 'ne 1"es nof "n'eu ~
'r'eS 70 ac'oans - unoe''i''oao' Anese ne'iyo =,
ne"sp"pefs 1aoD.o 1.'s'so" 4toin tuo'i u't'
~ tns sane ''ine 1aell er'ssaices, "H'h s'a'eo
~ uo'a'' ate very pes'y' one u snen com.
p4@ne snAs nntiFes to a""sS pu'
~ s'' on tno paek seA. u % .ae Jury.
po1s Another protests nc. "sa.nSs ne s1eas
"yfannS u lnte.lans P'sen's VIVA e'i1'oson
wac aro sunernng IRON blna-poa n ~ asay ous. @
s1oe si'o en''S - " in'se e'"5' -1o i'n1ou.oa
suggested ale equalty fe"arkao!e' one
as4te,' "uo 'n'1.As ni41sn ."A"s'oa ~ u'nlns
, 1875-02-15

IL Is 8llu tIlhL tue HHyB Anu MenHa Lotl-
mttee are how unanimous in the opinion
that the proposed imposition Of an extra tax
Of II cents on whisky on hand ia imprnctica-
Bile ~, and 1t is highly probable that this fea-
turo Of the new Tax bill will be stricken ont,
while tho increase Of 80 cents on whisky
manufactured after the passage Of tho law
will 10 retained, The Ways and Means Com
mittee appear to DO vacillating and uncertain
in their opinions. In Mr.. DAWES presonta-
ton Of the merits of the bill, Inst week, ho
asserted, with IN nccuracy which seemed to
imply research, that the 15 cents tax on
whisky now in bond would reach II, l,500, 600
gallons, which would yield IN immediate
revenue Of $1,725,00o to tho Government.
Now We are told that such d tax cannot be
COLLECTED, and TINT 1t must DO eliminated
from tho bill altogether.
Left in this shape, tho proposed increase
of so cents gallon on whisky manufactured
after certain date In the future will be
nothing more than a speculative measure,
calculated to put enormous su1na Of money
into tho pockets Of the manufacturers and
wholesale dealers who have stocks on hand.
Tho annual consumption Of whisky in tho
T1n;ted gta+ea for all y,rrnoaeu anonnta IN
N nm mn ya1lora +, "a aaanr, tbot
thsra IL no,u m hind in ,ho d;st;l1er;ea. in
bord IN ths wholeha5a md retail storaa
s,oo,, oo,o1 - s;v ,nonth., corsrrnn,ior
| .haro o~a a. mn nm oo1lona ,vb;ol would od'
vanc. A., conts I'm amonnt n tho now tar
n,,. ~ ~ ~ o1d;t;on thoroto ovnrv st;,1 !, tho
aa,,,,.x,, s - n,;n +. ND ;ntn o,o-ot;on md ~,
th~nn1h tho r,,ra1 d,atr;cta ~ Tanrnseea
want,soLv ord o,ho- vh;a,v- -rnon,t.c,r,.;r, :,
So ~, .a.,nass.., s.;,,s iii ~ ~. ~
~ 1n5 81, - thor, viii +. wv -;th,
, 1875-02-15

TtTF State RnHnf1r TAT
Nj, crr,,m,yos. a ,nsmbnr of tho Illinois
1Jouao from Fn,ton Countv, Inn undertaken
q pood work in h;a nror,oscd ;ntro,,uct;on of
a hin In aho,;er Tim co,,cct;o, ~ n school
tar hv +ha state f,ovornnent Tho rreeent
rroct;ca ia IL collect III ma mn onnuo,1v for
t1o schoo1a hv stote taxat;on Thu toy ia nr,.
,ort;o,e,1 NJ, ,ho xal,,..;o, of r,r,nortv and
tho nroceoda d;vidcfl among +ha coynt;cs il,
.,ronartion IN t,,o nnnhsr ~ cb;t,1ron .v,,o
nro If acbool aca in eoch conntv Under t1;a
unfo;r svst.,r some NJ tbo connt;ca nav n,nch
1,o,o ~, ,1,or -o,o;r. ,,1 f,,, 49,, a,tottoa
a LARGER ,ronort;or, thon thov nov coo1.
novnfv baa hcon ravno naar,v a1oo ooo n
voar mora m Tho nronertv valuation than It
h., -aoo;raa on tha ,1;v;g;o,, occord;,o tn
tho r,,,rohor of ,,,h,;c school ottant,.
ont. E,1ton connty ID ons ~ thoaa
,ho.s ,,-oror+;,r of tho frrd ;a 1oroor
.hoo = ,,n+r,,rtos opd n .vo,,,d
In II H.. so,esh ;rtoro,t ~ nrr cr,v,,oa,
conet;tnenta In -eto;r tha nrcsent svs.om If
tha ont;ra f,,n5 ware d;ntrih,ted But this
gentleman Inns found. upon examination, TINT
thu nersen.7os Of thu fund mid o,,t for liz COL
iection md handling in lorner than tho differ
ann IN favor of INV countv, Th,,s.he s1oo.-
oo) e1cesa which coo1t Connty pavs every
year does mt really ro tn tho gupport of
schools in other countios, but il eatou up and
..houste1 hv ti,o erne,,ses incident to thu svs-
tom rho Stcto tar in co11ected bv the town
ofic;o,a vho retn;n n mart M comm,as;on
passes from the Town Collector to the Couu-
tv co,lector. who takes :, slico otf Tho remoin.
der 3: from the County Collector to the State
Treasurer, WIN ernots liz soIary . from tho
State Treasurer to tho state supsrintendent
Of instruction. who takes his toll thence
back to the County Treasurer, who takes IN.
othar to1l then to thu Town Treasurer and
tha achon, districts hath taking till In
this process Of constant friction between the
var;ona Officials. il ia estimated that at teast
suenty.t,oo per cent O. tho entirs fund is
nbbe1 off baforo It raachea thu teacbera and
+ba .cboo1a
Tho .vatem ia uss,eea IN ;tao1f .;nca tbo
rrnd Ia rot au,3,c;or+ n arnnor+ +ho achoo1a
of thc stote md heoanaa averv connty ID
ob,;oof7 IN oroonixa and snnnort a sonarata
evstem of IT, cum for co11acting sohoo1 taxoa
Il ia fo1tv tho,cfora IN xuaata neor,v ao4o n,o
,oor Ia tho o,,,,o,+i,, sra d;.tr;tr,;on ~ .
fnr5 ~ a. nm ono xuh;,e avorv corr,v IN
IN, state has uanar.to macb,nerv for tbe mi.
lection md 1str;bntion Of the school tar Of
ita avn. This won,d 1,o sufficient RAMON for
raro,1;no the s,ata IN, evon II +hara wora
| m diacr;mnation nut wb;,e n number NJ
cornt;a. ,ro roo,,;ra1 ~ dofra, +baao ,nno,ca
aorv oInonsoa and ,he ot,,ora oro axomnt t1,c
stste tar IL aimnlv The means Of snnnortinr =
hor9. ~ +or.a,tara vho 1;oht atharw;se
ho dianonaa1 viii, for with tho eho1ition ot
VII. schoo, INV Il ID +houoht ,bat n ,v;,1
, 1875-02-15
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To,pAf'S ADJUSTMENTS.

nOOrEYiS TiiEATRE-Esndclnh rtre-f. bsswe4n
Narx and la3Alls. "Dora )" and " jenny Lind"
, 1875-02-15

ADELrHr rTHEATRE-DsArhorn street. corner Mon.
eoe Yetsty entertainment. "Ths French 9py."
, 1875-02-15

TIE DANGER At WASHINGTON.
The prevailing anxiety among the Rcpnb-
licans Of the country is TINT, during the
eighteen remaining days Of the present Sea-
sion, Congress will pass out of the control of
tho cool mud temperate men, and in fow
hours of madness enact a series Of unfortu-
nate acts that will have tho effect Of com-
plotting the discontinue which overlook the
Republican party last falL Had the Demo-
CRITIC leaders the preparation of bills intended
to destroy the Republican party and give the
Democrats oil the political capital they noel,
they could not have concocted measures bet
ter adapted for TINT purpose than those al
ready presented to Congress and urged as
purely Republican measures.
Tho latest OF these monstrosities Is the
"politicai bill " adopted, it is reported, by
minority of a caucus Of the Republican mem-
borz Of the House on Friday night. This bill
has no apology it is generally unnecessary,
inoxpetient, and unconstitutional, and, IS d
party measure, vicious and fatal. We regret
that Mr. J. D. WAnD, Of Chicago, should tako
such nnournful vicw of the political sitnntion
rs to insist that bill Of pains and penalties
like this, and the establishment Of absolute
o,5 ;rros,or,;h1o n,;,t,rv ,,owar .ro eascn.
.;.1 ~ ,a,,,,o1 III. 1,oon,o IN maintain tha ea.
cendoncv ~ ,bo Rennblican pnrtv. When
That rnrtx ran on,v retain its aecendencv bv
1a1,,, ,,o,;n, :, , ,,ono1 ottawa, N vota coninst
it, then tho party should pass away. We do
not think the Republican party needs any
c,,oh ,o1;.,,t;on .na If n iia MA do mt
th;n1, @ u sho,,1d ha srata;nei1 hx INV inch lao.
:.,a.;a. .. - '-'~
'' nn.:s In, x,,.u,... ho,a -, r,oon,.r,,o.oa
CO.." =. H. .s,.,....a.. - .,,o;. ,o,.I -
x": - aa,tas oa-,a;n q f,n5a
:, .I;.,a.an - .5,,,;,s;o, Tha
So So, ~. T1.,;a,, ,a,o .dn,;,.oa ,~, -,
-, 1o,;.;ao, ..na,;.r ans -. 49, -
80 r. .s1s wha~5;.,s4. 49, uf,.d.
LIEN ean " .,e!. ne.u ssoo~7 a:u% :" M.. .uuaa
'neh.m eonu,,on WI, "ins'I go 20 n'' eaua4y
aPpncao'o 10 III tae one. es~tea. 1as'oa4
nAs a. III power W inposo tuut4a~. soo'
oluonS WHICH ase no' h,1eaas unposoo' eA.
pressly OK nnl'1tuo1s' - .o .s' um =. n4,. uo'
me.eiy on one oas'0 ~. uPo. . -. ..-s. ~ asss
1hiS p'n piopo'e'' no"o'S., 81. ~ .44'l'1 utsn
eel'a'n 1un1..n.ntm :... eo11oAs p4''e,a e,.A..
IN tno se~ ni..A"s MY ~ @ie o>a'Sa
1ateiy In feoehion. AZ u "h'oi' IL eom8
onfs1de OF INC constlsus.oh anu 'a"' anu max
ing now supremo u" m pe1tlcu1a1
class Of states' and not IN ths other states.
Iho pla also AnthoFlzeS l1o 1es1uens 1n als
discretion to suspend the pnVllage OF tho VIII
of haoeas corpus IN any esate Of Inc Union,
and, Of course, to take military possession OF
such State, and ut hla Ploasare TO make ana
l HpnnEH Htlth {fnYHfDmAnL&. In loj1A O0GRT
, 1875-02-15

THIRD PAHE-Cfty and Suburban Ra4t Est&te
Wants To Rents, Boarding and lndGinE. EanaaciAL
NIXTii PAGE-Ratlroad Timetable. Medical Casds
sRVWNTH pAaE-Amu.snsnts.
, 1875-02-15

PREMATURE HosS OF THE HAIR, WHICH IS 80
common AdAys mar DO sutrc1J pra!ente bT the uss
Kurnetts Coeaans 1t has besn n.ed IN thousspdt q
failed to arrest s deeay snd to psaots h9:.,
dressing or hair. single application will render
It Spft and glossy for several Oars.
, 1875-02-15

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, NO. 2. +. A. M.-spocts1
eonvoeation this MandaY eyonlnE. foF work.
ths II. II. ussreo Vl.so1a 99sd!s, invited to INSET
~f'a ~ ~ ososs e' NV d. " Il. n. TUCKER, So.
, 1875-02-15

GRAND CrKRa.Hotj9E-C!ssk strset, opposts
Fharm4n Uouaa. ke1ly Lsona Mlnstrsls. "Efuw-
Il
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

PHIIADELPHIA.-Cotton quiet--mid-
ding Isl; low middling 143; good ordi-
nary ID; net receipts 232; gross 235.
NORFOLK. quiet--middlinp
14s; net receipts 1856; exports coastwise
WILMINGToN.-Cotto dull and non,i-
na!--middling 145@144; net receipts
101.
CHARLESTON steady--mid-
ding Is; low middling 144; good ordi-
nary IA; net receipts so; sales i5O.
CHICAGO. Flour dull and unchanged
Corn in fair demand and higher-No. .
mixed COZ; rejected G8l. Pork advanced
and in fair demand-19.O0@191O. Lard
active and higher-13.2O. Whiskey dull
and unchanged.
BosToN.-Cotton dull-miiil;ng 15I;
net receipts 1871; gross 4O2; exports
Great Britain 30; sales 32
MEMPHIS. s.-COtton quiet and s.eudy-
middling 143; net receipts ~; shipments
902; sales $50.
LoSDoN.-Eries 12l@1 122; stree. rate
33-same rs bank.
LIvERPooL-3P. M.-Cotton stendicr-
middling uplands 7 ZIG; middling Or
leans "a; sales 10000, including 8, 900
American; speculation and export 1000;
to arrive 1-16 dearer; basis middling up-
lands, nothing below low middlinG, de-
livernble July or August. 7 5.16G7i;
September ZIG; basis middling Or
leans, nothing below low middliny, de-
hverable July or August, II.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

WHAT THE WEAK NKED.-Why do the
debllitated and feeble dread the sum-
mer! 1t is because heat is an e1hnustinp
element, and they ore not in condition
to bear the new drain upon their Ian
guild systems, which they think must
necessarily commence with the warm
weather. But cannot this evil be OBJ
vintcd? Most indubitably it can. What
these weaklings need-in fact, what nine
tcnths of us need at this season.-is nm
accession of physical vigor, and this
desideratum can be secured, with abso-
lutte certainty, by course of the might
lest, yet mildest, of all vegetable tonics,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Thousands Of men of business, me-
chnnlcs and professional men, break
down, partially or wholly, under their
summer lnbors, simply because they
have neglected TO reinforce the powers
OF nature in this way. To persons who
use the celebrated invigorant and cor
rectiEe regularly in hot weather, the ex-
hnustion which excessive heat is ant to
produce under other circumstances is
unknown. They are not troubled with
nausea, their nppetites are good their
digestion excellent and their habit Of
body NIL that can be desired. This for
twenty years has been the uniform testi-
mony of all who have taken the Bittcrs
ms summer tonic and Alternative. It's
efficacy is due to the care and scrupu-
lous fidelity to the teachings of expert
mental science, with which its medicinal
ingredients have been culled from the
vegetable kingdom, the admirable pro-
portions in which they nre combined
and the unequalled purity Of it's stimu-
latlve basis. JISt3"l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

Gen. Sheridan states that he has sent
vessel of war with tug and supplies
to the mouth of the Rio Grande, and
ordered detachment of troops to point
there, his object being to prevent, if
possible, the frequent incursions from
the Mexican borders.
About twelve miles of the bed of the
railroad from Chester to Lancaster, in
cluding the heaviest grading on the
road have been completed and ready for
the cross-ties.
Minty Rutledge, child hardly two
years Of age, was found drowned in q
we'll on Ottaheite plantation, near Port
Royal ferry, on Tuesday last.
Judge Shaw has appointed Clarence r.
Anderson Clerk Of the Court of George
town County, vice VIM. p. Porter,
removed.
The railroad from Fayetteville to Flo
renee is progressing twenty
miles being already graded.
Mr.. Louis Mahaffey, of Laurens, died
few days ago.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

1t is truly wonderful, the variety ant,
ingenuity of the convenienccs for the
desk and office-pcns of varied patterns,
inkstands possessing unmberless ad-
vantages, letter files, each one the best,
enveiopcs..of size and qualities infinite.
1t is almost bewildering to enter the
large Broad street store of Walker,
Evans & Cogswell, in Charleston, and
see the number of these attractions.
Here you find the largest stationery
stock South of Baltimore, and YOU only
have two troubles-first. sufficient cash !;
and, second, the difficulty in deciding
among the many things offered, each
equally suitable to your wants. Mi
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20

ooNDAY.-1ne following ordinance, we
are requested by Chief Nixon to say,
will be rigidly enforced hereafter:
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE BETTER OBSERVANCE
OF THE SABBATH DAY.
SECTION l. BE it ordained by the -]fdvor
and aldermen Of the City of Columbia, IN
Council assembled, That from and after
the passage and PRONUNCIATION of this or
dinance, any merchant, shop-keeper or
vender of wine, spirituous or malt
liquors, in any quantity, either under n
tavern or retail license, who shall keep
his, her or their store, shop, bar-room or
saloon open for the transaction of bust
ness on the Sabbath day, shall be sub
ject to penalty of not more than forty
i've dollars, nor less than twenty dollars,
at the discretion Of the City Council of
Columbia, for each and every violation
of this ordinance.
Sec. 2. And be it further ordained, That
any person who shall publicly work or
labor. or employ any other person to do
SO, on the Sabbath day, Except in cases
OF emergency,) shall be subject to q
penalty of ten dollars for each and every
offence.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-20
1.-THE BARGAIN GOUNTERS''
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS STORE,
The GREAT BALL Will Be PUT IN gQg|aN

IOKKOW 1ondny) JUNE commence
We will all
COUNTERS D.
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Goods will
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we desire
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2o00 o00 yards % - MAAswTTA VAN @ BIEACHED MUSLIN
1000 A ANDROSCROGGIN loom Mus1
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1000 yards HILLS sEAIPER MUSLIN, at 10 cents
3O0Ot Foot G. MUSLIN cents
GOOD PRINTS. al 5eenta
ALL BEST PRINTS MADE, at 81cens.
less than manufacturers scost O-'' ''A T'0en1 uP"aoS
10O dozen Ladies' and at HALF PRICE
W. m 90 W.
, 1875-01-06
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POLAND.

1t Ia said that the new attack which the
Ultramoltane party are known to be preparing
against Prince BISMARCK is connected with the
position of the Poles in the Grand Duchy of
PoSen. The Polish Deputies will have-n0 di-
fficulty Whateverin showing acknowledgements
trymen under Prussian rule are. IN q certain sense,
oppressed. They have not rebelled against
Prussia since that year Of universal rebellion,
184S; and it is not pretended that they are
the victims of penal laws or OF any political
persecution Of a direct kind. Let them cease
to be Poles, and becOm3 Germans, and they
would really have nothing to complain Of
nothing, at least, as Poles, though, being
Catholics, they would still have their ecclesias-
teal grievances. Meanwhile they are denied
the use Of their language in the law courts and
public office, of Posen and in the gymnaslums
and other educational establishments are only
allowed to employ it in the lower forms. In
other words, they are being systematically
Germanised, 80 that no Polish child can be
brought up as a Pole unless educated at home;
after which, if he remains ignorant OF the Ger
man language, be would find no official career
open to him. All this is undoubtedly in direct
contradiction of the terms of certain treaties
adopted in 1915 at Vienna. 1t is unjust, more
over, apart from treaties. Oae can scarcely
imagine, however, that an appeal to Prince
BISMARCK will derive much weight from being
based either upon the now very ancient treaties
OF 1915, or upon the seemingly forgotten
principle of nationalities.
THE FRENCH REPLY TO SPAIN.
PARIS, Dec. Is, Evening.
The Marquis de la Vega i Armijo, Spanish
Ambassador 10 this city, received to-day the re-