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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-19
City Taxes.

City Taxes.
fNNllE books OF the City rseasurer are now
4 open for the receiving OF taxes tur
1919 All city taxes must be paid befur.
the 18th day of MARCH NEXT.
RICHARD JONES,
fen ii fl3 City Treasurer
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Kerosene! KeroseneM
Sn BARRELS brilliant WHITE KERO.
CO SENE, guaranteed full Government
Jlre test, just received. Price l8 cents per
gallon by the barrei and 20 ceuts at retail.
Terms cdSh. JOHN AGNEW Il SON
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Important to Consumers of Tea.

Important to Consumers of Tea.
I HAVE mado arrangements with an i'm
Il porting Tea House TO supply NE with
u uniform grade OF TEA, so that consumers.
finding Tea euitabls in strength and
hlvor, can always depend upon getting the
same, by asking for that grade and price,
We have opened, to day, twelve Chestu of
Tea, as follows:
Fine OolongO
Fancy Oolopg A.
inc English Breakfast g.
Fancy English Breakfast A.
Choice Imperial B.
Fine Imperial G.
Fancy Young Hyson A.
Choice Young Hyson b.
Fine Young Hyson q.
Choice Gunpowder B.
Fancy Gunpowder D.
Fine GunpOwder O.
invite an examination md trial OF these
Teas. which will be found unusually cheap.
and the quality superior to anything here.
totore offered in Columbia. Tea. when
properly prepared, is more healthy than
coffee, and is much cheaper.
also call attention to my GENERAL
STOCK OF GOODS. which Is unusually
large, good and cheap, particularly In
Fancy Family FLOUX. ~. .t..
Davis Diamond HAMS. ,Tt
Davis Pure Leaf LAIRD.
GOSHEN BUTTER-best and cheapest
in town.
RIO COFFEE-parched and raw.
LAGUAYRA OUFFEE-parched and raw.
Old Government Java COFFEE-perched
and raw. y .iv''. ~
All goods marked down five per cent. to
meet the times. :,
Fob l2 HARDY SOLOMON.
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City Taxes.

DART1Es having city. taxos and licenses
4 to pay can be supPlied with UIrY
by yapplying to JOHN AaNEW'& SON!
Feo 4st j. rr;f 10 )
DuRE CALIFORNIA An0ELlCAI.
L Dec l8 J. @. AEEGERS.
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GRAND EXPOSITION
OF THE
SECRETS OF THE GRANGE!

THHIS, Of course, is made to all who con-
n meet themselves with the order. 30,
a!so. all who try Perry d SIawsons .sNew
Sensation" 8 for 25 cents; monopoly" 3
for p cent?; "Halr Dime" and ..Ceiebfa ated
Five Cent CiGars." Find ont the important
.ocre'-'how 10 smoke, and yet save
or PERRY & SLAWSON,
Indian Gill Cigar Store, next to J. q. Dia"s
Hardware Store.
N. B.-Do not be guided by "sigrs." as
iu your order, but be sure you inquire for
PERRY & SLAWbON'S
Wholesale and Retail Cigar Emporium.
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For Sale.
LIN a No FAMILY sseR7xx
AA-uUkSE; uho Gl%NH>
light WAGON will be so,Ctfss1za&SSsi2s&axA
On easy terms Inquire OF
Feb IL w. -. STARTLING K 90.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION NORTH. The
election for City Council Of Philadoi.
phia resulted in the choice of twenty.
two Republicans and seven Democrats
to the Select Council, and ffty.fve
Republicans and fifteen Democrats to
the Common Council. In the third
ward, James Il. Marshall, Democrat,
was elected by twelve plurality over
Harry Hunter, to fill the vacancy in
the State Legislature. In Williams.
port. Pa. tho Democratic Mayor is
elected. and the others are Republi-
cans. In Harrisburg. the Republicans
elected the Comptroller by 1876 majori.
ty. The Select Council stands seven
republicans to two Democrats. In
Scranton. Pa, the Democrats elected
the Mayor. In Reading. Pa, Evans,
Republican. was re-. elected Mayor. In
Syracuse, N. Y, the Republicans re.
elected the Mayor. ".
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- AsoSo.o'S' Aikt uhu Au OueF OF
marriage, the other evening. and rush
ing to the hall, she called upstairs:
"Moiher, am 1 engaged to anybody
now?"
The famous Mary Ann Boxer, the
rich mans daughter. Who years ago
married her coachman, John Dean, ia
one OF tho lady examiners at the New
York Custom House.
A lad. named Billy Adams, in Ker.
shaw. blew in the muzzle of q gun.
when it exploded, and he was killed
When will this dadgerous practice
cease?
On the fifth ballot. a Cincinnati iury
arrived at verdict of murder in the
hrst degree. and soiree was given in
honor OF tho event.
Ike Hooper ia to be hung in Angus
to, Ga, to-day. His crime was killing
q man, named Satterwhite, moro than
year ego.
There Is o war am ong the telegraph
as we'll as the railroad companies at
the North. aud prices are coming
down. toD }h' '.v-e' ] - ~
The Town Council Of Rock Hill. for
the present year, has fixed the retail
liquor license at $500. and the quart
lioenve at $3.50. 80 ',4'' = =
$500 valentines were sent to the post
ofice in Oherleston for distribution.
With one cent atamps upon them.
They will stay there. Who's fooled /?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

Coop CLIHB.-In Charles Reade' S
novel of "A Good Fight" there is a
character of an athlete who was extreme
" fond of climbing ropes pendent from
lofty bui- dings, and used to astonish the
folks by his daring, strength and skill.
They were probably not more surprise d
than were some employees of the Ray
mond 4 Ely. Yesterday some ladies ex-
pressed desire to inspect the workings
of the mine. and accordingly were gal
lautly escorted into tie lower depths by
Mr. L. J. Andrews, the foreman. After
satisfy ne their curiosity the converse
ton turned upol the means of egress
and the fatigue and'danCer of climbing
the ladders with which thu shaft is fur
nished. Whereupon one of the fair
visitors said that she believed that she
could climb the ladder herself. After
some bardinage Mr.. Andrews promised
the lady that be would present her with
q handsome silk dress if she climbed
from one Of the levels to the other alone,
a perpendicular height of two hundred
feet. The challenge was no sooner made
than accep.ed, and the dauntless lady
actually climbed the ladder for the spec
flied two hundred feet, task that few
men except miners would care to under
take. Mr.. Andrews says he does not
mind giving the prize for the sake of see
ing SO much feminine nerve, strength
and courage.-Piocle Record.
We could get a better idea of how
much feminine Eefve, strength and
courage" Tom saw if We knew just where
about on the ladder lie was during all
this climbing.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
PARTICULARS OF THE REVOLT
TON IN HAYTI.

New YORK, May 15.-The following
from Kingston, Jamaica, May s. gives
the story of the latest revolution in
Hayti: Saturday, the lst of May, was
celebrated as an annual agricultural fes-
tival throughout Hayti. The evening
previous President Dominique was adj
vised of a conspiracy to assassinate him
the following day. with view to estab
lish Monplosar Pierre in the Presidency.
supported by General Bryce and General
Canol. While the President was in
church three separate bodies of troops
were sent to arrest the conspirators. Gen.
Bryce, residing Immediately opposite
the British Consul, was first surrounded
He refused to surrender, and shot down
four Haytien officers before be was fred
on and MORALLY wounded, when he crept
into the British Consul's and died. 4
shot intended for Bryce killed servant
of the British Consul. The servant of
General Bryce was also killed. When
the troops reached the residence of Mon
plossar Pierre, who was a candidate for
President when General Messages term
expired. retired to the attic and shot
himself When General Canol was met
he was in the vicinity of the American
Minister'S at the head of a body of SOL
diers. These. on seeingth Government
forces, forsook General Canol and fed.
The General went into Minister Bassett's
residence, under the stars and stripes,
where he remained. The scene which
followed these incidents is Undesirable.
The President, man CT overwhelming
passion, directed the arrest of every per-
son suspected, and arrests were made
throughout the Republic, causing gem
eral panic Several houses and stores
were piilaged and burned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

The Secret Service force of the Treas
ury. however, will continue to aid the
Internal Revenue authorities in detect
ing and seizing crooked whisky and
bringing the offenders to justice.-PreSs
Dispatch.
The admitted danger of handling the
crooked article confirms what We have
always urged in advocacy of the virtues
of whisky straight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
UNNECESSARY SEVERITY TO OF
TENDERS AGAINST THE TOWN
ORDINANCES.

ORDINANCES.
We are free to confess that while We
half enjoyed, as a good practical joke.
the promptness of arrest and weight OF
fine imposed on the two gentlemen from
Empire, who we're brought before Re
corder Witheri!l on charge of violating
certain of our town ordinances, the
sober second thought brought us to p
recognition of the fact that the fine fifty
dollars in each CASEY, was rather beyond
the limits of moderation,-wel able as
those gentlemen doubtless are to pay
such a sum. 1t is quite possible, how
ever, that the results to come will justify
the apparent severity. Let us hope they
will. These cases, indeed, do not pre-
sent any deplorable hardships, and
would not be thus referred to but for
their relevancy to the subject which We
herewith propose to discuss, namely,
the compelling Of persons guilty of
nothing more serious than venial mis-
demeanors to submit to the humiliation
of working under task-master, on the
public streets, side-by-side with thieves
and malefactors. We have already re-
ferred, locally. to the unwillingness of
certain parties convicted of violating
some of the town ordinances to work on
the streets. The sense of injustice, upon
being compelled to do the hard duties of
a member of the chain gang, is doubtless
very keen on the part of prisoner
the extent of whose offending is getting
drunk or taking part in bit of fist
fsbt. We noticed yesterday three
men who look like any but persons of
the criminal class, undergoing this gall
ing humiliation, and We must protest
that the sight was one which excited a
very lively sense of sympathy for those
victims of misapplied measure of Sc
verify. We have nothing to say against
. system which compels confirmed
tulcbcS duu ~ WIN ous sASAA
fines or earn their own rations while in
custody; but We do most emphatically
denounce as cruel. unjust and impolitic
this disgracing of honest men, who. by
an accident or slight indiscretion, have
broken through town ordinance; and
We hope that, laying aside all mere ques-
tons of economy and kindred consider
atoms, the Board of Trustees at its next
meeting will so modify previous orders
as that nothing but actual crime or con-
firmed vagabondage shall subject any
man to a deplorable and worse than
needless humiliation. Either cease to
license your saloons or abandon the po-
Icy of holding their less discreet custom
ers subject to the penalties which should
never be imposed upon any but harden
ed criminals or shameless Migrants.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
NEWARK
LAND COMPANY.
San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California.
Title perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now il
shape; the Guarantee Fund paid in. This
Company will be prepared in May to take parties
by steamboat and railroad to their town and
lands. By reference the Coast Survey Chart
it will be seen that Iotrero Point, in front of
Newark, the deep water come all the way
through the channel from the Pacific, with the
c. z. K. L. running in direct line through
livermoIe Pass. making this the connecting
point between all parts of the United States ana
by deep water TO all parts of the globe and the
greatest manufacturing point on t1e Bay Of san
Francisco plenty Of water. good climate. excel
lent soil, AID easy communication. Purchasers
getting possession can raise large crops by
planting as late July 18th This Company
Will commence active operations IN building
soon. For all Information, circulars, maps, and
subscription, apply al the office OF the Company
l05}6 California street basement, opposite Bank
Of California, san Francisco. his land
will he sold at auction tisy ~, 1919
by II. VI. NevhaIt ~ CO., ia acres and
lots to the highest bidder. Terms OF
sale. Credit to large buyers. Possession VIII
be given by the 1st Of June. or sooner II the crops
are OFF.
Steamer NJ s. Latham les YES the foot of Bran
mar Get, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Wharf, San Francisco, Sundays Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at 80 O'Clock, arriving al
Newark at IL to half past IL, according to the
tide, giving from four to five hours on the
ground Returning leave Newark at half past
o'clock, arriving at San Francisco at half-past
six p. NJ. The best OF Restaurants on the steamer
on the New York plan; pay only for what you
get; Breakfast, 80 cents: Dinner rs cents Fare
for round trip seventy five cents. Stages con-
meet with boat, running to Niles. Centreville.
Washington Corners, Warm Springs and San
Jose.
CHAS. r. PETERS,
myl1-1m Manager.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

PUBLIC ScHooLs-Yesterday afternoon
Row. S. p. Kelley, Superintendent of
Public instruction, arrived by the Ham
ilton stage. We had the pleasure Of
meeting the Rev. gentleman and found
him as pleasant and genial as ever.
We believe that Mr.. Kelly will preach st
the Episcopal Church on Sunday
Phoebe Record, May Is.
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4 MINING STOCK BOARD TO BE
ORGANIZED IN NEW YORK.

New YoRK, May 15.-The newspapers
have recently been discussing the form
ing of mining stock board in this city,
and an evening paper of to-day says an
active interest has become manifest here
in the silver mining operations going on
in the west, and the belief is becoming
general that New York is on the verge of
a new mining speculation. The propo-
sition to establish new mining board
of brokers is well supported, and, even
though such step is a little premature.
there is more or less speculation in Colo
RADIO and Nevada mining stocks and
mines already. and few shrewd oper-
ators have made considerable money in
the great rise in silver mining stocks
some time since Western news tends to
develop and strengthen public interest
in this class of investments; but it is TO
be hoped that no such wild excite
ment will be witnessed here as was Oh
served in San Francisco when the big
bonanza was discovered.
Meek as Moses, amt you? Don't
want any bonanza excitements, do you?
Want nothing worse than a few little
harmless Black Fridays: or here and
there corner on Erie; or an occasional
Northern Pacific Railroad with a Jay
Cooke or two sandwicbed in between
Henry Clews and Senator Sprague.
That's the kind of Sunday School pic
mic you want, amt it? I've hope our
tone is not too severe.-ED. APPEAL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE, Vice Presi-
dent of the United States during the
four years of James Buchanan's admin
istration, died at his home in Lexington,
kentucky, on Monday, the 18th inst, OF
consumption and disease OF the liver.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

Hon. JESSE D. BRIGHT, former Sena-
tor in Congress from Indiana, and rem
dered notorious by having been dis
missed therefrom as a penalty for his
treason to his country's flag, is now
diving of rheumatism of the heart in
Baltimore.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

kooPMANscHAP. the great Coolie im-
porter, has gone to Europe. 1t is hard
to part with him, but We suppose he
needs the recreation.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

NICE open weather in the prosperous
northwest. Ice only froze an inch thick
in Illinois Monday morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19

The Richmond Company started mp
another furnace at its smelling works
last evening, making eight now in ope-
ration in the town.-ETekd Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-19
THIRD TERM.

Il - =
had third term aspirations. all the or
cans Of the thiexino Republican ring in
:,
cAre9 una. no on' nu .ne opR D.. ha
ei ueameu =. " - 80 ;n,o
. .I.e ~. 49, III ~, fnJ SINGLE
| ,no plesn 9ou ~ ~. Irn;;sS
States that expressed an opinion adverse
| 10 tnlro term ior "lam. oome openly
doc1r;ne. o o acon;esc.d therein mild
", while the balance, more timid and
time-ss-ving. maintained mastery 81
renee un,,i tney couid see nov nov 'ne .i maj =
Cront onJ III ~ th;ev;r, r;ngs official
defaulters and revenue peculators in the
country desired a third term, and had 1t
no .. Den ,or ,ns ~ G.ant;sm i,
The elections last wear, Grant and the
whole pack Of Treasury leeches. backed
by the prominent strlkers OF the press,
Go, snu.., lila 49, nnh,;shad
endless sentences in favor of it. The
Enterprise, from the clouds OF Mount
Dssidson' "ouid nave ,nun1eleo ~. An1
49, 1891 th.;- ILLS snnroS;nc
military interference, advocating the
passage Oh iolce o,is; ni.hulae'u
sc;ais ,andino The ADMINISTRATION and
commenting Grant for third term
Sitrer State.
This is characteristic, not alone of the
Silr,r State but of the party whose Or
gan. prophet and soothsayer it is. We
reproduce the foregoing for the sake of
text to say what We prefer to say about
this much mooted Third Term question.
In the issue of the APPEAL for November
20, 1872. in an article headed 1.-The
Centennial Year and its Presidential
Election. we predicted that Grant,
then just elected to his second term In
the Presidency, would, in 1876, " be the
first man to take the Presidential office
ont of the turbid vortex and swirl OF poll
tics; the first man to be elected without
opposition to the Presidency; and the
first man to be honored with third
election to that high office.
This, we reckon, establishes our right
to be counted the first of the third term
agitators. We are not as full of faith in
the truth of our prophecy now as We
were when it was made. but our willing
ness to have Grant in the White House
for a third term has not in the least dim
inished since tina. prediction was writ
ten.
We regard Grant as the most faithful
Execn,;ve of the Laws. the frmest Chief
MAGISTRATE and altogether the fittest
man for the Presidential Office that ever
held it. We believe that he accepts Of
fee ms he accents the duties of the same,
ont of an instinct of surerior
etnsss for laroe commemorative. far-ex
.oa;, a,,;ss and a courao eons uillino-
r.ss 20 .rtsr upon the holding of the
orsves, responsibilities. We believe that
he has no nersonal policy which in any
roonner interteres with his administra-
49,; Of .fa;rs lint that h. constantly
,..,s himself like a soldier. to be under
a;so;r1;re which he neither can nor de.
s;res 70 .scape. We believe that he has
ON orderly mind and that he is never
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New To-Day.
LAST CALL!

A LIST OF THOSE WHO HAVE
N neglected to pay City License is in my
hands with instructions to collect by law.
Suit will be commenced on next Monday,
at 10 o'clock A. L.,
against all who fail to procure their license.
Carson, May Is, 1875.
WI PATTERSON,
myl9-td City Attorney.
, 1875-08-28

The Fourth seaaIon Of tho National AgsIcuI-
turai Conggors ni 10 hold 1t Cincinnati, Wcdues-
day, Thursday, and Fgiaay, Sept. "a, %, aud At.
Tha Congress- 10 In no aenss 4 sectional or
partisan organization. 1ts object Is the dscus-
zion Of questions In whloh the Agricultural clars
IN MI sectioaa Of tho country srs ,ntesosted dia-
GUSHING thom with view 10 socusipg tho best
permanent prosperity OF tho Agricultural intef-
est In a!l lis phases, and henoe tho prosperity OF
tho nation.
In accordance with this desIgn, tho approach-
Ing sersioa will tnatnly be devoted 10 addrsssoa
aud discussions on Political Economy In It's
special relations To- AgtIellture,-.the production
and d'esrlhution Of agricultural produeta sdl-
tion for, BY. concerning fatmers aud agriculture
transportation. ausnce aad taxation ~ affecting
aa,1cultlral prosperity: Addresses vii ba
delivered BY FanrehsntRttva men from tho North,
South East, aud Wess, 4 c.rou'st giving desli,a
organizations iaborins fur ihe good of AEIicni-
ture trepsrs to he rtnre*entsd hy deleeates.
Agricultural Al and horticultural Societies Stale,
Oranges. md Fsra,e's eluIs md othsr "isya' sar.
cultural Iassootat,ons-can nsot hore in IN OF gan
ixhtlon designed to advance tbe common inter
est without antaconizlpg any sssoolatlon an
8aRed Ia klndEed work.
This ssatton Of tho Congress II to be hold 1t 4
haprlly selected tins and rlaoc. Tbs Cincinnati
industrial Expositiou vii he In progress, giving
ttosa in attandsnoa 1t ths Congress Al oproEtu-
nitY to visit ane Of Tho most extensive aud inter
ehtin9 exhibitions Of Tho kind IN tue countr5,
apd also Anutalng reduced faro on many 1lnsa OF
railroad in Ill tlirscttons. Tbs local arrange
mants win b. auoll. Is il bsieved, that Tho ses
alon will be Al uunruAty pleuaRt ono to Ill At
tending II. ". II. JACKSON, Pte6Idart,
Nashville. Tam.
@. q. MonAow. ssoretary, Chlcpgo, lii.
, 1875-08-28

PORT OF CHICAGO, AUG. Al.
AaHtvEp-ach5 v, II. vklps, unlop plsr, wood !;
sshs Wlpals Wing. 81. 1ossph, light; sehr John g.
luehsrds. o1evelAad, eosl; so4s Aasls post, st. 10
soph, lumbar; sting Corona, 81. josspb, sundries;
prop Messenger, st.. Joasph, supdrl.st prop Osxs.
s@seals' osdenaout9 snpdrtsst sehf Milan. LuIiug-
tom lunabss sehr F1anols Palms, buffalo. coal: sehr
Grace u. Filler. Ludinstop, lumber; scuw Msr.nsd,
bopth A*TsR, lWmb+s; achs John r, pr1ae*,
Masssson. bark; stms GAic.aa, Mspltowoe,
saadrsa' prop MoaominsA, Nnstasou, sun.
dF1s4; achr 9. Mletelsou, Ludlnsson, lnubsf
sehF TWO bso.hsIs. Luat4gtop, lumbar; soae An
drew Jactscn, Lui1nston. lumber schr wI,i. Yaua-
It, Lud!naten, lun'het sehE Rou4s Blnamons. Au.ao
gqa. lupbori seo1 M4rJ Asltn, Whits 1aks, rsitosd
ties prop u. L. Heath, aapzatuck, sundsaes urop
John pE14geon, Port Huron, suudt.ss xch, AaYsncs.
Mu.kssoa. lumh4s; prop DAN Aichsnand. Autf.io.
sundries s"hr 1EAhsla R.nas, Asaistss, luuahss