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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-24
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felt 8 Sabrsn in 4ueri1a, piri6t in eiuem ldnbtifen
Oiitritt. ioetder Austi6t AMI htnretdenoe @raris bielst,
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Soluble Pacific Guano.

ColuUl0 3aCluC 0u8uO.
SAG Cash, $50 Time. Without Interest.
DACIFlC GUANO COMPANY'S COM
Il POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF
LINE for composing with cotton seed-
$50 cash, t35 time, without interest.
TO accommodate planters, they can
order now and have until 1st April to de-
eide whether they will take at time or cash
price. When delivered from factory by oar
load, no drayage will be charged. This
guano is now 80 we'll known in all the
Southern States for it's remarks g. BILE effects
as an agency for increasing the products OF
labor asn not to require special recommend
alton from us. Its use for nine cars past
has established it's character for reliable
excellence. The supplies put into market
this season are, as heretofore. prepare
under the superintendent of Dr. ST.
JULIAN RAVENEL, Chemist OF the Com.
pany. at Charleston, s. o.. hence planters
may rest assured that it's quality and com
position il precisely the same al that here
tofore sold. !. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, 8. C.
JOHN s. REESE & 90,
Nov "a tu13 GeneralAgents, Baltimore.
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Whole Tickets $50. Halves s25. Tenth,
or each Coupon, IS. Eleven Whole Tickets
$500.
For Tickets. or information, address
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE
Agent and Manager, Louisville, Kentucky.
Dec 10 stnO'
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1LBY COLUMBIA, S. G.. MORNING. JANUARY Is 1875
Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that Thomas s.
~ Lee. administrator OF tho estate of
N airy s. 2. Gibbes, deceased, has applied
10 Hon. Is. l. Boone, Judge OF Probate, m
and for the County OF Richland, for u final
discharge a. such administr ator 1t il
ordered. That the 29th day of January,
A. u. 1875, be fixed for hearing OF petition,
and final settlement or said cntate
Is. I. BOONE,
Judge OF Probate, Richland County.
Dec 20 Ii9
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-15
City Taxes.
CITY ASSESSORS OF

CITY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE,
CoLCMB1A, 8. c., Dccem Der 1G, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given that the. books
~ are now open foi the returns OF the
Taxpayers Of all property taxable By the
crs and ali othoFs ipis1ezted are notified
that their returns must be made before the
3lst day Of Jnnu&ry, 1875. Blank forms
can be had ON application to
Dec II RICH. JONES, City ASS essor.
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ForeSlosures Of MoTtg lss.s. .sA.e o,
Real Estate

PY virtue OF tho power OF att jfnsy dolly
- given 10 the Capital Building aud Loan
Association Of CplSmbia.. by George w.
Allen, and contained ia Tho mortgage of
said George ". Allen to thn bald AusOciaL
tlon, dated tue % hdsy OF September, 1871,
! will sell: on the FIRST DAY OF FERkU.
AIRY NJ XT, at IL O'Clock a. NJ, befor3 the
Court House in UoIun,b,a, as the property
OF said George W. Allen, ali TINT piece,
parcel or lot OF LAND, and BUILDINGS
thereon, situate, lying aud being in Waver-
", in or near the cit, or Ioiumbia. being
portion of Lot No. "A in a plat OF said
Maverly, made byT q. Veal, surveyor, in
Aarch, 4. ID. 1855, fronting on tbs North on
street GG feet wide 50 feet q inches:
bounded on the West by lot of J. d II. Lo.
gar; ON the East by lot now or formerly
belonging, to, @. Wsiing, running back
Southwardly 2SS feet and bounded on the
south by lot belonging TO Jeff. Pickett.
Terms cash. JOHN AGNRW
fres: Capital B. and l.. Aasociation.
Jan -
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Seventy-five Out of Every Hundred
DERSONS are affected with some de-
Il rangement or disease Of the skin. No
matter what the nature OF it may be,
"HEINITSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT," the
This is quite enough to say. II you havo
any skin disoase, use Heinitehs Queens
Delight. Dec lOt
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SACRED MUSIC BOORs
FOR 1875.

RIVER OF LIFE. (S5cts.j mort
beautiful Sunday School Book. II S. Per-
Rims and W. W. Bentley. H -
LEADER. (slSs.) Full collection of
Metrical Tunes, Anthems, TO-, With Sing.
ing School Course. II. r. Inon.as and T..
o. Emerson. ...t.s. Il
THOMAS QUARTETTS AND AN.
THEMS. ($2 60) Perfect music Of tho
best class, tor Quartet Choira. j. r..
Thomas.
DANKs' ANTHEM sERvicEs.
t$2.50.l Anthem music of excellent quality
for all the services Of the Episcopal Church.
II. p. Banks. 7-''
PERKINR'ANTHEM BOOK. ~ my
Easy Anthems Very full, GOOD and
already popular collection. ". 8. Perkins,.
sOEa MONARCH. (75 cts.) For
Singing Schools. Not much Sacred Mueio.
but an admirable preparatory oourss. With
large quantity OF secular music for pfao.
tioe. II. Il. Palmer and Il. q. Emerson.
All books sent. postpaid, for retail i,riee.
e" OLIVER bITSON L co., Boston.
- OHAS. II. DITSON D. CO., =
Jan 10 ewT I'll broadway, New York.
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the beat
in the city. and can be procured snly
at the Indian Squaw Cigar Store.
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ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TNO invest few dollars, with possible re-
postponement of Public Library OF Ken.
tncky to the 9th of FEBKUARY NEXT, Of
their fifth and last Concert and Drawing
The management. are pledged to the return
OF the money, if the drawing should not
come Off at the dav now Annolutcd
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lO7 Main St.. Nextto Wheeler House.
EsTABLIsHED In 1s4s.
AND STILL IN THE FIELD.

Notice to Holders Of Oisims Xeain,t
the State Of South Carolina.
OFFIcts OF CLERKS or 0RkAfiiF
AND Rouse OF RIPREsxsyA11vrs, A..
CoLUHgIA. s. O.. December 2S, 1874,
i adopted by both ;Housss. the under.
signed hereby give notice to holders 81 All
claims against the State, other than Blue
kidge Scrip and Bills of the, Bank Of the
state. to present said claims at Their of.
hces. or st the office Of the Attorney y-G erie-
raj, in the city OF Oolum bia on or before
the 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873: for
reg istration. J. WOODRUFF
Clerk OF Senate.
"A O::JONES. -
Clerk OF House OF Represe MT aiives.
Dec "a
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New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
"0KKING to Win. story for girls,
w $l.75.
Mistress Of the Mansc. by DR.. Holland.
author of Arthur Bonnyca-tle, IL so
History Of Germany, from the Garlic st
Times. by Charlton Lewis, 80 so.
Manual of Mythology, Greek, Roman,
Morse. hindoo. Egyptian and OLD German,
bv Murray, $2.25.
Prairie and Forest. tho Game of North
America. with adventures in their pureuit,
by Gilmore. 81 so.
Health and Education, by Kingplcy, 81 rs.
if"garths complete works, in three vo.
iumcs. The Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, 81 50. History of Clubs
and Club Life, London. Book IF Wonder.
inl Characters, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and aneclot a.
Homes and Haunts of the British Poets.
London, and other new books Now
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Wines and LiUuors.

".Uoo "HV A114"V1b' n.--
GHAMPAGNEs-Pommery.se Sec,
~ Ohaus d Duchatel,. i
California "Imperial."
BRAND1ES-BrandenburR Freres,
Jas. Hennesey.
otard, Dupuy L Co., vinta ges 1885, 1858,
1865.
WINES -Old Private Stock Maderia-in
bottles only,
Choice Table Sherries, 'A
California Angelica-very delicate,
Sandeman and other Ports,
Full line OF Hooks and Sauternes, includ-
ing "Chateau Yquem,"" Latour Blanche, u
"Hockheimer, 'Lanbenheimer," &c. &c. :
Our specially is fine goods. such as We
can, with confidence, recommend. Any
rare wine not in store we are prepared to
purchase either in New York or Europe,
and furnish at market rates.
Nov2S GEO. EYMMERS.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
gY TEs ca aSs-s.
IIs18ibOUARi'Eit~.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
MARINE DISASTER.

WAsHINGroN August 26.-Signal Of
fee reports that Charles W. Holt from
Georgetown d. @. arrived at Norfolk
last evening in distress. She en-
countered heavy northest gale on
the 23l aud Oath. E. S. E. OF Chin
rotaague lost head stay from rigging
galley and everything movable about
the decks. also split foresails. OH
GERS of old Dominion Steamship Co
report q brig with foremost gone IA
miies \. T. of Cape Henry. tug gave
assistaroe.
WAsHISGroN, August 26.-No infor-
nation mas yet been received here il
regard to the action taken by the Uni
ted States steamers, Congress and
Hartford which recently arrived AZ
Tripoi to demand reparntion for the
Tor tie insul; offered to the American
Consul and his wife in that city, short
time ago. though The s.ffic.a;S here
have no doubt but thai the whole
matter Will so,c b2 arranged to the
satIstaction Of ouc government.
The Congress aud HaItfo arrived
at Tripo!i last Saturday, and it is not
probable that auy tut recourse was held
with the Tripolifau authorities before
MO1uay. me nctsOtid NtHS are peIh =
conducted 10y Capt. Earl English, OF
the Congress. Should the TrIpolital
authorItlts refuse to make IHparatloI
upon his demands Rear admiral Wor-
den, commanding the European station
will be directed to proceed to Tripoli
with all his force and there await in
structions of the department.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. Goth, 1975.-Or-
ders will soon be issued changing sta
tions of all vessels of Maine revenue
service. The change is necessary for
iron vessels from salt TO fresh water.
A telegram was received at the Navy
depot this morning from Capt. Ed
ward Simpson, commanding the Uni
ted States Steamer Omaho, dated
August Goth, announcing that the
State of Oanema has declared war
against the Government of Columbia.
The Department Immediately issued
orders to Rear Admiral Muliany
commanding the North Atlantic sta
ton to hold all of his available force
i'll readiness to Proceed without delay
to the lsthmus if IL. ce7sary for protec-
tiOu of American interests there.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLES.

LONDON, August 26-The Times has
/ the foIiowinS announcement:
LExANDRIA, EGYPT, August 13.-
Three men Of war, with folce Of
troops and marines aboard, have been
dispatched with hostility to that portion
of the Egyptian coast bordering on
Abys~inia, to punish body of blacks
Invading the Egyptian territory
-Four thousand infaDtry are held IN
readiness for emergency at Suez. The
Khedivc is determined to exact full
satisfaction for infringement upon his
soil.
PARIS, Aug. 2S.--Pligrimage from
Germany is exciting considerable dis
cussion in France. lie MO3liteur saws
France Is open to all Foreigners, but
that the Government IS entitled TO and
viii oppose ali assemblages or displays
Of banners or insignas calculated to
disturb public order, and it will not
fail to Go its duty. The Government
and public opinion of France agree
that it is their duty to abstain from in
reference with the discussions and
conflicts in Germany between Church
and State, and for the sake of peace.
which Ia dear to us and desirable to
Germany, to avoid making French ter
;itory the scene of their religions dis
cuSSIOns.
PLYMOUTH, ENG., Aug. 29.-One OF
the coroner's jury in the Royal yacht
collision inquest, announces that all of
the jurors favored the verdict of acci-
dental death, but differed as to the
blame attached to individual officers.
The public feeling against the officers
was very strong. Some of them were
molested on the streets by mob.
MALTA. Aug, 2S.-The United States
Steamer Hartford is here homeward
@und. The difficulty between the
American Consul and the Tripolitans
is settled. The apology wss made by
order of the Porte. The affair origin
ated IN some seamen entering the Goa
suls garden for matches.
A Paris dispatch from Perpiuua says
the news Of the surrender of Leo du
Urgal is doubted here The latest
dispatch from General Campos WAS
dated on the eve OF the 2Gth, and SAYS:
The CarlIsts still refuse to pardon
prisoners. 1 shall probably grant a
further brief suspension Of hos tilities
after which, if they remain obs Stinate,
L shall attack the citadel"
LONDON. The Times in city arti-
Gle says there has been during the
week slightly more discount i'll busi-
ness at the bank and open market, but
rates unchanged in foreign exchange.
Bills on Germany have been in strong
demand, while exchange on Paris was
fractiopally lower. Business in for
eign stock has been limited, prices
well maintained, and money been
abundant throughout the week
The London Times in reviewing the
corn market for the week says, "Grain
has been firm here, but there has been
little business"
The foot and mouth disease is spread
ing among the cattle in Cumberland
and Aberdeenshire.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 28.-Mr. Wade, the
Brit sh Minister, when recently visit
ing the Department of the Secretary
of State, was kept waiting in an ante
room by LII Hung Chang, Viceroy of
Pekin, that Mr. Wade was offended
and withdrew. The Viceroy apollo
gized Immediately, and nothing serious
followed.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
Tn. wood rax Sugaestion.

Mr.. LOcal:-Your remarks relative
to the wood market are Ill proper time.
and place, and no doubt will meet the
approval of III any of our citIZe ).
AS regards the measurement OF wood,
we are all aware, that We do not get IL
full cord when we buy it. We are
prone to carelessness IN many respects,
ard trust entirely TOO much to the par
ties who have the wood, us TO whether
We get honest measure, and III many
instances u mutual understanding Is
had between the seller and the dTey
man, that cord of wood must hold
out five l1ada, Consequently, it being
some what to Ills advantages, as well
to the selIer. The idea advanced i'll
regard q small tax on each cord OF
wood, is G most excellent one, especi-
ally as the amount would ne bestowed
TO such a iuudaOle purp 'se, ''distribu
ton to the poor" Many of us will
pass the cold dreary winter beside II
biuzing FIRE, and few thoughts will pass
through our mind as to whether the
poor have any fire at all. Should We
not make some cf1Ult to alleviate their
sutferings. The laying OF small TAX
on each cord of wood, say five ceiits,
would amount to n handsome sum.
la answer to your suggestions, L will
make IL rough estimate OF the amount
that would De desired. Our city is
said to contain not less than sixteen
thousand persons, suppose we average
four persons tn family, there will be
.our thousand families, / will allow
one cord of wood to each family per
month, we then have a CONSUMPTION
of four thousand cords per month, we
will base our estimate on six months
in the year, that is, when the poor
us, wood the most. Say from the
first of September to the first of April.
We then hnva a consumption of twenty
four thousand cords of wood, a tax OF
five cents on each cord would amount
to the nice sum of twelve thousand dol
lars. Now in connection with what is
consumed in the families, We find, that
the dl6tlllerles, steamboats, and YES
sels will consume one-third more up
on which the same tax could be cullec-
ted. The sum that could be realized
would amount to about six
teen hundred dollars. Now With these
figures before us, / hope you will agi-
tate the matter to such ali extent that
our liberal minded citizens will agree
with us, as [ do, that the Board OF
Alderman would be bestowing charity
to the poor by taking some action IN
the matter, and when the mon.y is
turned over to the President of the L
E. Association, she, with her heart full
of goodness can bestow the blessings
upon the needy, and many prayers will
ascend to the Father that giveth all
Things, and hath told us, "He that Civ
eth to the poor leudeth to the Lord
DASH
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

LoNDoN.-A special dispatch to the
Times from Berlin says it is reported
thai the Russian Consul. at Ragusa, is
too i'll to take part in the proposed
mediation of powers between insur-
gents and the Turkish government. IF
this is really the case, the task of the
other foreign Consul, never very hope
ful, becomes less SO. Three thousand
Turkish croats have crossed the Dan
ube into the Austrian territory, and
expect to be maintained by Austria du-
Iing their exile. Mil tary preparations
GO on steadily in Servia, but it is diff
cult to say whether they are made to
satisfy the impatience of the people or
to guard against serious contingency.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03
EE.ECTRICISMS.

Jesse York while kindling fire at
Pittsburg, with kerosene. was burned
to death. The house and couteats
were also destroyed.
Jean De Mief & Co., soap and flour
dealers, of New York, have suspended.
Liabilities estimate from $500, 900 to
$500, 600. They were carrying a large
stock of hides.
Ralston, President Of the Bank of
Ca ifornia, has drowned himself. He
had been requested to resign by the
Directors. It is believed that he took
poison before going into the water.
He was alive when taken out, but eff
forts at restoration were futile.
The Editor of the Frankfurter Zeit-
ing was sent to prison for refusing
to name the author of certain articles
which appeared in his paper.
Joseph Lazy Jr. State treasurer of
New Jersey is a defaulter in the sum
of fifty thousand dollars.
: Col E. W. Longstreet leather dea-
ler was found insansible at Syacuse
n. Y. yesterday from the effects of
laudanum and afterwards died. The
cause is reported to have been fnan-
cial troubles.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

s.the regiment ran like pack of COW
ords. with its Colonel at the head "
jeff Davis and his immortal Mlssis-
sippians opened ranks and allowed
them to pass to the rear. and then
closed with the Mexicans in the dead
liest coufiict recorded in American
history. The onset of eight Thousand
of the enemy, headed by their most
gallant leader, and fighting under the
very eye of Santa Anna, was arrested
and hurried back. At the first fire
Col. Davis was shot, but be remained
in the saddle at the head of his men
throughout the eliminating moments
of that battle ard the balance OF the
day. Had the charge been success
fui, Washingtou's Battery would have
been captured, Gen. Tay 'cr,e left
wing would have been turned. his Ie-
treat to Saltillo cut off, his army sur
rounded and made prisoners OF War.
The American army that day was lost
By the cowardice of your CoIone!
Bowlea. and saved by the liou-heartcd
Colonel Davis.
Coward! There never was moro
Infamous faIsehood- There IL not
drop Of such blood in his Veins.
Wilmington journal., 1875-09-03

(iOulrYlHe Courier JOurnal.J
There came on day to "a little in
la.d Town III Kentucky young rural
,o1olc who had Just been bound by the
Ii,Eon bonds" Their destination was
he depot, and the b idegroom WAS
evidently quite impatient for fear the
train should arrive before lie could
reach the ottIco. Buying the ticket,
they stood On tha platform until the train
stopIed. " Icn tuev entered the car
tuo bride groom found his bride seat,
Kissed her most affectionately, bade
j. "gOod-bye.' and going out, seated
lInsc.f OF a box and commenced whit
Ting most vigorously. He watched
the train out of sight, regret depicted
on his face, when q bystauder, thinking
the whole proceeding rather strange,
resolved to interview linn. Approach
lag bin careies4ly, and c ewing a
s.fa~ to keep up his courage, he said:
''Been gettin' married Iately?"
''Ies, said he, me and Saliio got
So iced this motniu''' -
Wa that her You put on the train?"
EG-s, with a sigh,
"a Gkely iookin' gal, j" said the ques-
TONER. ANY body sick that she has
+ 50 away?'
NC; but here hO grew confidential
Hou see, me and Sally had heard that
everybody when they got married took
& bridal tour. So [ told SaIlie l hadn't
money enough for both of us to go,
bus she shouldn't be knocked out of
i.oTu. So I jist brought her down
down here, bought her ticket and sent
bee on visit to some of her folks.
ou3 thought [ might get some work
ha.v2stiH' till she got back.
Tn afternoon found him busilv at
work, and when in day or two after
81 lie came back, he welcomed her
- ,:l.,.ly and affectionately, and hand
III and they started down the dusty
load to their new home and duties.