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mi < ?j n i ii y -- ase^r T??s>jl.e>a^?,jp:fci.. {Expressly for the Columbia Phoenix.] Wows Kemp. NEW ORLEANS, July 10.-Tho steamers. S. Harbin-l?te arrived at Havana from Tampicf^lh charge of Acting Master Beertcs61e, U. S. N. She was seized by the United States authorities, and awaits orders from the Treasury Dopnrtmnt. The offi? cers report that Gomez has issued a proclamation, declaring Tamaulipas a sovereign State. Gomez, Garenban do and Canales aro raising troops to capturo Tampico. They utterly ig? nore Juarez, and will proclaim either themselves or Ortega. They report Santa Anna taken out of the steamer Virginia, but that the American of ficor placed his sword under the American flog, aud made tho Consul G?n?ral walk under, instead o? as reported. WASHINGTON, July 17.-Thc veto message will probably bo delayed, and iustead. a formal veto and pro? test, on tho grounds already argued, in an elaborate and carefully pre? pared Stato paper. Persous here to s/curo relief on levee questions are much discouraged. It is understood that tho cotton cases, involving reclamation by loyal owners, aud decided against the Go? vernment by the Court of Claims, will bo appealed from; the amount involved is $3,000,000. Tho gold in tho Treasury amounts to $93,1100,000. Intornal reveuuo receipts to-day $755,000. Tho deaths in tho island of Mauri tins aro 200 daily. Quinine is 875 an ouuee. NEW YORK, July 17.-A iiro com? menced this morning, in tho North part of Jersey City, opposite here. Tho loss is now $300,000, aud it is still raging, but not so fiercely. At 0 o'clock this morning, the steamer Sylvan Stream, from Harlem, struck a rock aud soon sunk; all ou board saved. BINOHAMPTON, N. Y., July 17. Tho suit agaiust tho New York Cen? tral Railroad for extortion, in de? manding gold for fare, was decided against the company. RICHMOND, July 17.-Gov. Pier? pont leaves here to-morrow to make speeches in tho Southern Counties for tho Republican party. A largo number of the most pro? minent citizens are getting np a call for the appointment of delegates to the August Convention. Five German Republican Clubs have boon formed hero. NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-Tho Com? mon Couucil adopted an ordinance providing for common schools for the education of colored children, aud appropriating 80,000 for the mainte? nance of tho same. CHARLESTON, July 17.-Arrived Schooner Americas, Now York; steamship Alliance, Philadelphia; Spanish brig Despe Jade, St. Jago de Cuba. Sailed-British bark North? ern Crown, Bristol, England. AUGUSTA, July 17.-Ex-Senator B. H. Hill delivered a speech at Atlanta yesterday. He takes broad ground against tho reconstruction and mili? tary bills, and advises the people to reject the proposed terms. Congressional. WASHINGTON, July 17.-In the Se? nate, Wilson proposed the following amendment to the Constitution: No distinction shall be made by tho United States, nor any State, among citizens in their civil or political rights on account of raeo or color. Ordered to be printed. A bill for carrying ont the convention with Yenezuola passed. A bill that no person shall bo disqualified, by rea? son of raeo or color, from holding office in tho District of Columbia, passed-25 yeas to 5 uays-Bayard, Buckalow, Davis, Hendricks and Johnson. Indian affairs were dis? cussed until adjournment. In tho House, tho Secretary of the Navy submitted a communication, showing Farragut and Goldsborough tho only naval officers who have been fifty-livo years in service. Butler roso to question tho privilege, and made allegations regarding prisoners. A colloquy ensued. Baldwin asked Eldridgo whether ho expected the Houso to take General Ould's state? ments against tho testimony and statements of Unjon officers. El? dridgo believed General Butler him? self would not deny that General Ould was an highly honorable and conscientious man. [Sneering laugh? ter ou tho Republican side. | Butler remarked that, before tho war, ho had thought Goucral Ould highly conscientious and honorable; but, when a mau committed treason, ho was Uko a woman fallen from virtue, ready for any crime, aud from that hour no one knew where to find him. Eldridgo reminded Butler that, in making that statement, ho had for? gotten tho eminent men who had ono into rebellion-Haucock and dams and Washington. [Hisses. | Every ono of them had been called a rebel, and every ono of them bad been a rebel, [continuedhisses,] until rebellion became a success. The fol? lowing was introduced and passed, under a suspension of the rules, by a strict party vote: That tho doctrine invoked by tho Prosidont, that tho abrogation of the rebel States binds tho nation to pay their debts iu currcd prior to tho rebellion, is at war with tho principles of interna? tional law, a stub nt national credit, objectionable to every sentiu^ent of loyalty, and pleasing only to traitors, their allies aud sympathizers, by ? whoso agency alone the governments of said States were overthrown. The Senate bill conferring on negroes the right of holding office was amended eo as to inolnde the right to serve on the jttry, and was referred to the Judiciary Committee. A resolution requesting the President to issue a proclamation directing all proper officers to prevent an invasion of Mexico, was referred to the Commit? tee on Foreign Affairs. COMMGKCIAli AND FINANCIAL.. NEW TOBE, July 17-Noon.-Stocks generally steady; Governments dull and heavy. Money 5(7?6 per cent. Gold sold at 10but is now quotod at 40a,,'. Sterling-time HMjiC" 10' j ; sight 10%(a^l0^. Flour ' 10@20c. lower. Wheat 5@l5o. lower. Mess pork steady, at $22.90. Cotton steady, at 20,'.j. 7 P. M.-Cotton activo and very firm; sales 300 bales, at 20'.<. Flour dull-State $7.11; Southern $9.05(W 817. Wheat dull. Corn scarce, firm and unchanged. Mess pork 822.80. Money 5?6. Gold 89 %. BALTIMORE, July 17.-Coffee quiet. Cotton neglected-middling uplands 26(u 251 ..'. Flou r scarce-Howard street extra $13.50. Wheat 15@20c. lower. Corn .steady. Bulk shoulders ll; rib Bides 12%@12%; bacon shoulders 12if/12'., ; rib sides 14; clear rib 14h<(? l4-?.f. Mess pork held at 824. Sugar inactive and un? changed. NEW ORLEANS, .Tidy IC.-Salus of cotton 1,400 bales; market firmer middlings 23@24c. ; receipts of the three days 419 bales; exports of the week 4,308 bales. Sugar and mo? lasses quiet and unchanged. Flour quiet-superfine, 810.75: double ex? tra, Sl2;choiee family, $17(? 19. Corn quiet-yellow mixed, 8l.25@8l.32; white, $1.37@$1.40. Pork firm, at $24.75. Bacon in good jobbing de? mand; sales df shoulders, to arrive, at 12c; rib, 13?ti ; clear, 14??@15; dry salt shoulders, ll'.,, on lauding. Gold 40. NEW ORLEANS, July 17.-Sales of 1,700 bales cotton; market firm-low middlings 23@24. Beceipts 410. Fair Louisiana sugar 18??; strictly primo 15. Flour firm-superfine 811; choice extra $1C.50? 19. Corn firm and scarce-yellow an ' mixed $1.25 (" 1.30; white $1.40. 1 jrk quiet and iirm, at 824.75. Bacon-lib sides 1:5'.; olearlo, Gold 3?):',. MOBILE, July 17.-Sales 150 bales cotton-low middlings 21'._.. Be? ceipts S bales. SAVANNAH, .Tilly 17.-Colton firmer and prices unchanged -middling 23; sales 90 bales; receipts 100 bales. AUGUSTA, July 17.-Ootton quiet, but steady-middling 23;i723'.?; sales 92 bales. CHARLESTON, July 17.-Cotton market quiet, and transactions almost entirely confined to low grades-mid? dling 25; sales 28 bales; receipts 297 bahs. LONDON, July 17-2 P. M.-Con? sols 947,:. Bonds 72 11-16. LIVERPOOL, July 17-2 P. M. Cotton firmer, but prices unsettled uplands 10',^; Orleans 10'.. A Washington paper reports that a linnie inscription has been disco? vered near tho Grout Falls in the Potomac; that it records the death of au Icelandic woman named Suasn, who died in 1051; that tho discovery proves the visit of the Northmen to our shores five centuries before tho time of Columbus, and that they made explorations inland. It is also stated that fragments of teeth, bronze trinkets, coins and other curious things have been exhumed from the grave. A correspondent of tho Rochester Union writes that the passengers of the little steamer Flora City, on Lake Ontario, were horrified the other day at tho appearance of a hugo serpent, which raised its mon? strous head in front of the vessel's bow, and projected its jaws toward the promenade deck. Tho serpent was about fifty feet long, and follow? ed the steamer as a shark follows a slave ship. The Texas papers speak of a gene? ral disposition among tho farmers of that State to lessen tho quantity and improve the quality of the land they cultivate. This chango is caused by tho scarcity of labor, which leads to improved cultivation and an increase of production from a given quantity of land. Tho improvement in tho system of cultivation in Texas will ultimately extend to all parts of the South. Two outlaws named Farmer and Herrin were shot and killed by citi? zens of Craighead County, Arkansas, a fow days ago. They had, in com? pany with two men named Mount, committed soveral jobberies and murders in the neighborhood, and woro killed while resisting au attempt to arrest them. Tho Now York Firemen's Associa? tion held a mooting on Saturday evening, and appointed a committee of ton to roceivo Mr. M. H. Nathans, Chief Engineer of tho Charleston (S. C.) Fire Department, upou his ex? pected visit to that city. On Thurs? day ovoning, a dinner will bc given him. An elderly Pennsylvania woman, with hor daughter, lookiug nt tho marble statue of Girard, in the col? lege building, tho other day, startled the bystanders by exclaiming "La, Sally, how white he was!" Incompatibility of temperament is sufficient causo for divorce in Con? necticut. Tlie Chicago Tii?es prints the fol? lowing account of a recent occurrence in St. Louis: A crowd had gathered on a corner, and an excited individu? al, panting with heat, rushed np to the scene, exclaiming "What's the matter?" "Only a man killed," waa the reply. * 'Oh ! is that all? I thought it was a dog fight." When a steel pen has been used until it appears to bo spoiled, place it over a flame (a gas light, for in? stance,) for, say a quarter of a minute, theu dip it into water, and it will be again fit for use. A new pen, which is found too hard to writo with, will becomo softer by being thus heated. Tine apples made from turnips, in Paris, are said to bo delicious; tho turuips are saturated with an appro? priate syrup, which confectioners know very well bow to manufacture; pino apple "is destined to become a success." The epochs of Roman history wcro divided into "Golden Age " "Silver ' Ago," .ve., but if they were called I upon to characterize this particular period of our civilization, we should term it tho "Age of Lying." The Fourth of July passed oft" very quietly in Chicago; only twelve fires, five murders, throe suicides, halt a ' dozen robberies and nine cases of ' rape ave reported. The morals of ? that city must be improving. Mr. Kimball, President of the late j Maine Democratic State Convention. 1 say? that "taxation must bc taken j from tho shoulders of the poor man j and placed upon the rich, where it , belongs."' Virginia papers say that Clark ? Mills is going to make an equ< strian j statue of Robert E. Lee, and luis al- j ready visited the ex-Confederate chief i to make preliminary arrangements. Tin- depth of water on Charleston J bar is increasing; as a vessel passed yesterday, drawing 18'.. feet. This is 18 inches deeper than ever known. The friends of Louis Phillippe have asked the French Senate to allow the remains of that monarch to bc brought to France. A (sensible Virginian suggests hat marble monuments to the Confede? rate dead will not feed the starving Confederate widows aud orphans. Mrs. Adel ?cia Acklin has present? ed the First Presbyterian Church, o? Nashville, with a bell weighing 4,000 pounds and costing 8:5,(JUD. 1 )id Hu- man who ploughed the sea, au<l planted his foot on his native soil, ever hr.rvest the crap? Quinine brings 8f>35 an ounce at Cape Town. A career of crime must come to a halt or a halter. FRESH LEMONS. ^T ^ J. C. SEEOEUS .'. CO.'S. SITUATION WANTED. VLADY, who can fnrnish thc best re? commendations, desires to procuro a SITUATION ns HOUSE-KEEPER. For further information, apply nt thi? /'/m nix Otnco. _July 18 2 MLLE LE PR IN CE, HAVING Just arrived tn Columbia to spend the summer, desires t<> make <>r >?,>;? ?i CLASSof FRENCH. Those who ; desire t>> take lessons from her, will j 1< ase j applT to Mri. li. VV. TAY Lol; or to Mr. LEVY. July 18 1* Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.g ri"MU: undersigned will romain in thij 1 city tor a day or two, tor the pnrposc of receiving orders for COAL. A* thu summer rato has been put on by tho rail? road eoinpauy, it. will I?; advantageous for consumers t.i order now. I can be found at N?okerson'a Hoto!. E. F. SWEGAN, Of the linn of IL F. Baker A Co., Coal Dealers, Charleston, S. C. July 13_1* _ Vinegar, Coffee, CraclsLcrs, 3E3to 2BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR. 1 bbl. White Wine ?' 20 sacks Kio COFFEE. G bids. Farina CRACKERS. 5 " Soda " 5 " Butter " 2 " Sugar SNAPS. 2 " Ginger SNAPS. Tor salo low by Julv 13 E. A G. D. HOPE. True Brotherhood Lodge No. 84. \ AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION' ^-M.f this Lodge will bo held Tills (Thursday) EVENING, 18th inst., at Odd Fellows' Hall, at 8 o'clock, for thc purpose <>f conferring tho First Degree. By or.U r of tho W. M. July ls THUS. I*. WALKER, S. c'y. MULE STOLEN. ON Monday night, 8th instant, a medium B?ZO red MARE MULI'. _?was Htolen from my stable. .Said niuie in about eleven yearn old, llax mane and tail, and bend inclining Kiev. A hand? some reward will be paid either for tho re? covery of tho animal or any information leading to the name. JAMES GARRETT, Jrdy 18 2_Newberry District. Louisa of Prussia and Hor Time. BY LOUISA MUHLBACH. An Histori? cal Novel, illustrative of the period of Napoleon's Invasion of Germany. New supply of Henry VIII and Catherine Parr, Frederick the Great and his Family, Joseph ll and his Court, Mercbant of Berlin, Frederick tho Great and his Friends. Prico of each of above, in cloth. ?2. Taper-bound Novels-a new atock-at 20 and 50 conts. Other new and valuable RonkB. For salo at DUFFIE k CHAPMAN'S . July 18 _Bwikatoro, Columbia. ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ! ?1 ANEW POTASH, or CONCENTRATED LYE: will make bottor soap, with lesa trouble, than any other potash out. It ia much cheaper, and a ready Boap-makor. Try it. Try it. New things must bo tried. For Balo onlv bv FISHEll * HEINITSH, Druggists. July 18 Proceedings of City Council. COUNCIL. CHAMBER, COLUMBIA, July 16, 1867. Present-His Honor the Mayor, Aldermen Alexander, Geigor, Hitch? cock, Hun', McDouald, Radcliffe, Stork, Walter and Weam. The minutes of tho last regular and special meetings were rend and con? firmed. An application from Mrs. C. A. Woolf, for renewal of two bonds of the city of Columbia, for 8300 each, said bonds having been destroyed by fire in February, 1805-tho usual three mouths notice of application for renewal having been made through the public papers-was referred to tho Committee of Ways and Manus. A communication from W. 13. Nash, calling the at tention of the City Coun? cil to the exposed condition of the public burying ground of the city, was referred to a special committee, consisting of Aldermen Weam, Wal? ter and Alexander. The following communication was presented : Zo Uh Honor Th-.. Stark, Mayor. DEAU Sin: Pienso to communicate to the Ody Council the following re? solution, passed this day by tho Board ol' Commissioners of Public Build? ings for Richland District: R?solvait, That the necessity is ur? gen! that the City Council should pay over J?; thisBoard their appropriation t\>r building a new guard bouse, Arc, at tin- earliest practicable moment, as the funds in the hands (?;' the Com? missioners must soon be exhausted. Very respect lull v. (Signed,) D. li*. MILLER, Secretary Board Public Buildings. Referred to the Committee o? \Vay nnd Means. The following letter was presen ted by Alderm tn Geiger and rend to thc Council : Dr. II*. P. Geiger, Chairman OJ?I ?JJ,Vee mi Alma House. 1>:;:: Sm: I propose to t< .ich th? children ut the Alms House gratuit ously, and to make it my first, busbies ti? ground them thoroughly in tin elementary parts of an education: am as I have considerable experience ii teaching, I hopo to be able to giv entire satisfaction to your Coinmitte and lo ail concerned. Yours respect billy, G. W. BOGGS. Alderman Walter offered the fol ?ow ing resolution, which was adopted Besoin /, That the proposition c the Rev. G. W. Boggs to teach th children of the Alms House gratuit ously, be accepted, and that, tb Chairman of tho Committee on Abu He use be authorized to procure til necessary books for the purpose. Petitions for tavern license wc received from Wm. McGuinuis, .1. !? McIntosh and F. A. Jacob, and ri ferret!' .<<? Committee on License An :. .H of the Kalmia Mil C aupan gaiust the city, for si mules aili, jd to have been borrowe iiv tia: city and never rotumei amounting to $868.12, was reforr< to the Committee of Ways and Mt an Accounts of J. C. Dial against tl Guard House, Water Works a: Street Department <. were referred tin- Committee oil Accounts. Au account of W. ll. Wigg for t pairs on school house, ($15,) was ( dered to be paid. The Committee of Ways and Me i reported the monthly report of t City Clerk for the month of June correct. Concurred in. The same Committee also report upon the application of C. Mich] for renewal of bond of the city Columbia, No. 203, for 8500, and i terest, recommending that a m bond be issued to him for the prin pal, and interest allowed from n t mit y to July 1, 1807. At ipted. The Committee on Accounts si milted a report, recommending tl the following accounts be paid: I nat?o Asylum, for pauper bundi $848.17; E. A* G. D. Hope, for Al House, 8?J2.33; Hussung A Mot/,, Street Department, 851.37; Hussu & Mot/., for Fire Department, : Dis. R. lt. King, 85, and W. L. Tc pie ton, 835, for medical services; A. Selby, for printing General Ord No. 32, 815. The same Committee also reen mended that tho account of Jo Burdell, 82,127, for services, bel: on tho table. Report received ll adopted. The Committee on Streets repor favorably upon the petition of Vf ons barbers in tho city, praying t the ordinance relative to harbor sh i be so amended as to allow their slr to be kept open on Sunday until o'clock, recommending that the OJ nance be so amended. Report ceived and adopted. Tho Committee on Market repor tho monthly report of tho Clerk the Market for tho mouth of Jau( being correct. Coucurred in. Tho Committee on Guard Ho aud Police reported tho monthly port of the Chief of Rolico for month of Juno as being correct. They also reported upon tho p tiou of Policeman Cooper, for rec sion of a fine, recommending t one-half of tho said fine bo remit? Also, upon tho petition of Paul B< praying that he bo conipousated services rendered to the city, rec< mending that the amount ($26 claimed by him be paid. Report coived and adopted. Tho Committee on Licenses s mitted the following report: The Committee on Licenses leave to report unfavorably upon potition of J. C. Soegers & Co. license io retail spirituous liquors, as they have not complied with the re? quirements of tho City Council, and have not paid for license granted heretofore. Respectfully submitted, RICHARD WEARN, JOHN ALEXANDER, A. M. HUNT, Committee Report received and adopted. The following resolution was offer? ed by Alderman Hunt, aud adopted: Resolved, That a committee ofthreo bc appointed to look after tho inte? rest of tho city stock iu tho Columbia Gas Company. Aldermen Hunt, McDonald and Walter were appointed ou the above committee. Ou motion, it was ordered that tho ordinance relating to swino running at largo within the corporate limita of tho city bo suspended until tin. first of October next. On motion, Council adjourned. J. S. MoMAHOX, City Clerk. TiHS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at S O'CLOCK, AT Mic?Censie's Garden, P LA IX S TR EET. FIDE- W 0?iKS. 1P1F.CE, Violet Fountain. 1 .. Diamond star, l " Triangle, with variations, v. rt iel o Wheels, with beautiful changes, (lockets, Bcugola Lights, Mines, Ac. The Garden will be supplied witli ICE CREAMS i varietv of flavors. WATER ICES, LEMONADE. ( ?AK ES and < ' >NFEC ETON I".KY. NEAPOLITAN CREAM. eo. Doors ojien at half-past 7 oYlock. C5_Tickets of admission to (tardun this evening, 50 cents, for which will be return? ed <>nu Refreshment Ticket. cr. The Garden will bo brilliantly illu mlnated \tith Lanterns. July 18 1 MOLASSES AM) BACON. -r 1T1IDS. MOLASSES. O G " Clear Ribbed SIDES. hhda. SHOULDERS. For ?ale low by July 18 K. & G. I). HOPE. Important to House-keepers. REVOLUTION IN THE PRESERVING OF FRUITS, ftc. FRUIT-PRESERV? ING SOLUTION. It is a perfect anti? septic, thu cheapest and best method in thu world for preserving all kinds of Fruits, Jellies., Spiced Fruits, Tomatoes, Cider, Wine, Milk, some kinds of Vegetables, Ac. lt saves sugar; it saves tho trouble of aciding; it savia tho espouse of scaling or air-tight jars or caus; it ia ?l) per cent, cheaper iban any other method. It will preserve milk sweet from 12 to 3G boura longer than it will naturally keep, with a result of furnishing more cream and mak? ing more butter in warm weather Ot in v.arm climates. Ono bottle will preserve 12S pounds of fruit, or H gallons of wino ? cider, or 123 gallons of milk. Warrant? ed io contain nothing injurious to health. Full directions for using accompany each bottle It ?s cheap, healthful and effect? ual. For aale by FISHER .V HElNlTSn, Agents, July 18 Druggists. United States Internal Revenue. COLLECT* >K S OFFICE. Coixaiiii.Y, s. c., July 17, ist!7. VTOT1CE ia hereby given that al) TAXES _LN asscs-ed in iToxington District, for thc years of !8(H, lso? and 18CG, aro now pas: du.-, and uavniout thereof ia required tc be ni.nbi to A. H. MONTEITH, at tho !' >'!OW?llg placer-: Kinsler's Ferry, August 1. 2 and 3. Lexington C. H., August ~> and C. Sanford Eloazor's Store, August 10. Tho Taxoa eau also bo paid at tho Col? lector's Office, over Hone's store, at Colom? bia, S. C., until l.'itb August; after which date a penalty will be added to all default era. A. S. WALLACE, July ES $ Collector 8d District S. C. Notice is Hereby Given, rpi I AT the Church Council of "Tho Ebc _L iiezor Lutheran Church of Columbia," will present their petition, on the eight tenth day of September next, to his Honor Chancellor Carroll, sitting at ('bambers in C .'nimbia, S. C., for a renewal, for four? teen years, of the CHARTER incorporat? ing said Church, tho Btock of said corpora? tion in real catate not to exceed illO.OUO. Thia notice and tho aaid petition being in pursuance of the Act of Assembly ap? proved December 20, W>ti. BACHMAN Si WATIES, Attorneys for Petitioners. July 18 tli2iiio_ DOUBLE DAILY ALL-RAIL PASSESGEB ROUTE BETWEEN VIA CHATTANOOGA anil GRAND .U NCTION. Through in Forty-nine Hours ! TRAINS leave Atlanta daily at 8.45 a. m. and 7 p. m.; making close connections at all points. Arrive at New Ork and at 8 p. m. and 11.40 p. m. a?- Passengers by trains of the Georgia Railroad make close connections With this route at Atlanta. No Steamboats or Omnibuses on this Route. ELEGANT SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. IIYGGACJE CHECKED TIIKOIGII, Fore as Low as by any other Route. THROUGH TICKET8, Good nut il use I, can bo obtained at General Ticket Offico, Atlanta, Ga.; Goor? ala Railroad, Augusta, Ga.; South Carolina Railroad, Charleston,8. C.;South Carolina Railro.i.l, Columbia, 8. C. JOHN B. PECK, Mauter Tranaportation Western aud Atlantic Railroad. July 17 3mo Anotlo?i Sales Furniture, Horses, Wagon, Cotton Seed, ?fcc. ' By A. R. PHJJJiIPS. THIS (Thursday) MORNING^ at 9$ o'clock, 1 will sell, at my Auction Mart, opposite Law Range, Sundry articloa FURNITURE, consisting of Sideboards, Lounges, Bedsteads, Rock inq ('hairs, Chairs, 1 handsome Cottage Suite, Card Table, Washstands, Looking G lassos, Cradle; 1 Cooking Stove, complete; Clocks, Sowing Machine. AUK), 2 good, gent?o Buggy Horses; 1 Four horeo Wagon; 1 Oiic-horeo Spring Wagon; 1 sett Double Harness; boxes Soap, boxes Starch, Ropo. Ac N. B_Unlimited articles received until commencement of sale. July 18 Twenty-eight Pound Turnip. TO Hocnro a good stand, plant your seed about tho middle of July to August 1. This soason suits tho turnip, and you will novor fail in securing a good crop. Plant thc WINTER DUTCH TURNIP, RED TOP and RUTA RAGA-tho three best binds. AH for salo at tho Seed Storo of July 18 FISHER fr HEINITSII. Wanted, 5f}f\f\ BUSHELS WHEAT, at . \J v^\_/ market price, bv FISHER & LOWRANCE. Juno 19 ?lmo "By Industry we Thrive!" 1800. 1867. PHENIX Power Press Book, Job ant Newspaper murri 1UU) Wost sido Main street, aboveJTaylor, COLUMBIA, S. C. ?fiihcniuK Fon THE PHOENIX, Daily and Tri-weokly; or the WEEKtv omm, As they contain The Tratest News ! Foreign and American, besides a vast amount ot miscellaneous reading. Thcr-e aro the only papers in tho State, outside of Charleston, which regularly publish TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Every issue of Hie Daily contains from ton to fourteen Columna of Reading Matter; tho Tri-weckly from twenty to twenty-four, tho Weekly FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS making it tho LARGEST and CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE SOUTH. Specimens fur? nished. An examination of their merits is solicited. TERMS FOR SLY MONTHS. Daily, il; Tri-weokly, ^2.50; Weekly, $1.C0. INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. GREAT REDUCTION In the Pricoof JOB WORK! Our OFFICE is thoroughly supplied ..ii i CARDS, PAPER, BRONZE, COLORED INK, CUTS and TYPE in great variety, tho proprietor ia prepared to execute, at short, notice, in good stylo, and, owing to tho duil Boason, nt A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. From usual rates, every variety of Job Printing, From u Visiting Card to a Three-Sheet Poster, or a Pamphlet to a large-sized Vo? lume All persons in want of any kind of JO." PRINTING arc invited to call, and wo pledge ourselves to givo entire satisfac? tion, in thc way of Books, Pamphlets, Hand-bills, rosters, Programmes, Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Dray Tickets, Wedding Cards, Receipts, Bill Heads, Labels, Circular?, Blanks, A-c JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.