The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 28, 1871, Image 2
: COLUMBIA, - g.:: g
Wednesday, filornuig, Jane 2oV18?l?.
^^^otmcji?Ns A|O>' ;?Ha?^Pao^5t? . <>i
T?VZ S?irrn. -T?h'e attempt of !ih? ;Nortb>
ern Ka (3 Ic am to r? au o fae tar o political
' capital against the South, to be used in
the approaching campaign, out of the
egotist io utterances of a few ex-political
chiefs of .the past period, has been sig?
nally foiled by their inability to produce
from Southern journals, qr any cipher
manifestations of popular eon ti went,, tho
slightest evidenoe of approval of these
emissions of ancient politicians, whp
have boon long since coosigned to.histo?
ry! On the contrary, the tone of tho
press and the people in the Sooth has
been complimentary of thc a ?a jnfeKoltons
declarations. ' They and. tupirvj '?#efe*a
are respectfully disowned as uuthori^ud
exponents of- the present sentiment' Of
the people. iThey fill niches in the tem?
ple of history, not places in th o precept
movement of popular ideas and regards.
The people of the South are a gallant,
gonoroua and magnanimous- race.1 :Tb,'cy
aro charitable, considerate and.tendjvr\o
thoBe whose past Bervioes hayo oviuoed
earnestness and devotion tb their CM?E?O
and rights, (often', however, rhiirrod 'and
misdirect od by binnari .-frpak^csp.ps,) but
they are also independent-Boll!-re?iant
and jealous of aUiotterhptsit? lead them
againstthoirconviction^ .jtnd^hohest'Itnf
? pulses; * 'Hence tho cohnboland ?^rS??l of
such d i s ti n gu ish ed L ? x-o?i? e?a ? aa ' l),a,v j s,
Tootabs nod Stephens ha?o notboen no
cepted by them. ? They have--Hot' thc
slightest idea or'?viving^-^e^t^'rjanl
past, of fighting ayer/tba anoint ??a?os,
of re-opening old,and cicatrice^ i^von neb
and of placing thouaands atibo beck 'Apd
command of amb?tip??' ?hjufs, to bo lexi
vintp and through: hn?ther ^?uf^^oxl ijuul
disastrous contest y??th the hiflvif^We.
Th?se.chiefs,' tho* New* Orleans Timbs rc
marks, may, resolve, io --??b^ oJvapj
fight ever," ?jut ii it is Jdr^t^restpra
tion p? slavery, for ,tho r?gbit-.-pf 'seces
.sion, for an independent republic, forth*
stars and bars, or against the Union, tji<
prlnciple3 of universal freedom, trat
eqnality, they will light without tfollow
era'or. .a command.- -Those issues. rif<
.a oo oj) tod os determined, and the poop i i
of the South will never consent tb en
gage in the unavailing straggle for tbei
resuscitation. They prefer to direc
their earnestness, their vigor'and intelli
genoe in other directions and other Con
teBts, in which results'may bo achieve*
which will tend to ameliorate tbeir con
Cition, to preserve the Constitution ii
the form and spirit which .were given t<
it by its framers, to. defend liberty am
equality, the eights of the States aud tb
limit at Lo ii of 'Federal powers, und t
briiig back the .administration of" .th
Government t? its original honesty, dig
nity and efficiency, .-?
-'-? "U? * '-.-t+r-'. w 'r
. Loo^iN-rt UP.-The Confoderot^.?otto
bond-holdets in. England hav? b?oom
moro hopeful of the payment'Of thei
claim?, in consoqnonce of the ratjflcatio
of the treaty of Washington," and..
meeting was hold in London; on the 7t
instant, to cooB?der tho coarse that w?
to be adopted. The'bopd-boldors argt
that tho article of the treaty -which pr?
vides for tho reference to a mixed cob
mission of the claims of British subjeo
arising ont of the war covers their cas<
The Manchester Guardian,In oommen
ing upon the above circumstances, soi
tlmt if there was one 'document tin
most poople believed to'.-bo pf equi
value With a Confederate shiuplaKter it
a Confederate cotton bond, but that tb
holders refuse to believe in the.1ibpe.lesi
ness of their case. ' . ! .'
flocTH OA?O??SA GRADUATES AT LT?:
?XOTON, VA.-At tho retient opmmQDC4
ment afc the Washington and Lee Oo
"lego, Lexingtou,. Va., tho . foilo/?dr.
young gentlemen, from ? thin Stato, r
ceived diplomas: W. D. Vinsbn/in 'H
study of tho Gorman and English la
guages and literature, and in math
..xnatios; W. J. Bennett, in the so hool <
chemistry. The .last named gentlemt
.received a degree as civil engineers Jil
W. D.:Vinson also received ono ot,tl
Robinson prize medals for oxael lonee :
the schools of Latin-, Greek and math
.matias*, and ?Mr. William J. Bennett r
ceived a prize .medal for proficiency
tho schools of; applied mathematic
natural philosophy and chemistry.;. I
Henri -Roohefort, in his history, s
. fords another instance of how men n
apt tp lose in the prosooution of fanai
oal. ideas, all sense of ordinary duty
. how the hoart which takes in (?he su f?t
. inga of tho entire human raco, cann
spare a corner for those of blood ki
drecl. It is now stated that while Roch
(ors was heading the barricade builde
in Paris, his. father, a poverty-striuki
.Marquis of the ancient .regime, was dy ii
pf want and starvation. This old mn
it ?ppeaVe, was" not'on g?'od terms wi
. his intensely Republican son, boiog
Legitimist, and ho died just in timo f
th? title to descend upot?-the new Mi
qaiB while in prison awaiting his tr
peforo a botirt-martial. Tho ocenrren
is not without a lesson that all can pro
by.
.THB COMMUNIST ORGANIZATION.-A
Paris correspondent o! tho London
Tim^iijfca th'?'molC ^?nlfe^(nfo?ma?
tion ?? this^porferfoj ?rfeajiiza?on^
whick?Jbas y efe; been/njade p^plio.-fcnd
affords a clea? idea-^of i the constituent
p^rtaJindas oHects^ ^Uewrito^: < J
"I have' boforo mean elaborate ao
ooont of this .society, from -which it
would appear that .although only nine
years have elapsed sinners'^foundation,
lt counts upwards ?f^.SOO,OOO members.
But' oyen i tbis dejes not ? include all the
afflicted societies which are assisted in
(Heir ?various "poIHiOTVaiaoiTovbTutibnary
enterprises :by? ; tho..International, and
which comprise y?lie'Fenians, tho Mari?
anne, the Brothers of the Be'pnblie' of
Lyons and MiirsaiUes, tho, numerous se?
cret soQieties ol BUBW?,and Poland, and
the Carbonari generally rill over Europe.
Tbo central cbmnjittep' 6f this associa*;
Utfflijl^^^.a^l^a in' America, is
in London, and its 'presiding spirit is a
Gorman, i who ooncoived :tho idea of
Organizing in Berlin, in a definite and
tangible, form,,the theorios of Bad.mof,
piebuoQ'k, Jacobi Proudhon, and others.
There ia no Pr?sident, but the central
o Oleo is composed' of -o ti ocr otary General
and. fifteen,.members'. ; Erjck ;country
composas' a; branch of tho association.
'Each branch' is divided into sections.
Each important Centre is. sub divided
into other seotionSj/'with n central bu?
rean. Every week each central bureau
sends to the.London office-1. a detailed
report-on the political and commoroial
'^Ven^^p^^evnejghb^h^otl; 2, a stato
moni-, of additional members; 3, a, Gu au
oial'-fltatemtmt; 4, a statement by name
of tho principal- toerchanta and trades?
men; 5, a Btate'meht by name of the
.p?n?ipaljpr?prjatbrsiand capitalists; 6,
copies of minn tea meetings held. There
are, of -ooaree, moby other seorpfc rulea
?regarcRng:'tt?o expulsion bf. metaibers,
and the.means o? pressure to be embl?y
.ed in;cases of 'strikes,, &c., whioh I haye
no meantf of obtaining; but it will aY^
SeBr'fy?mUutf-afo^
oh if) out .c'ooci'jLyed on,a se alo capable
? of ind?fini to : expansion,' and appealing
to the 'sympathies--oft the largest 'one
least' reputable class oT: the community
$J all countries, -.ftho'catastrophe ol
ParjB, so for from operating a?.a ohecli
to ita growth, j traill probably give it i
powerful impetus, ns, -Unhappily, thc
more .infamous tho notoriety of such ar
association becomes, tho moro attractive
willyt provo, to that very large aeotior
of ?he tjocioty over whqm such acclcbri
ty exbr?iscs an irresistible fascination
It is to be regratted that there shouk
also be a largen'olass of persons will
such sin g ularly perverted notions tba
they conscientiously believe the r?forma
tion of humanity can only bo workei
out by slaughter and inoendiarism on !
vast scale. Such men were Delescluae
Miot, Courbet and many others of th
leaders of the late, movement, one of th
most sanguinary of whom-Milbore
who had probably ordered the oxecutio:
of more innopent persons than any c
his colleagues-when.he was shot shout
ed with his last breath, 'VivedJiumanlic,
Thus may 'the enthusiasm of humanity
inverted become absolutely fatal to it
Tho philanthropic ideas of Lefrancab
also an honest enthusiast, took anothc
form; be advocated the burning of al
pnblio buildings in Paris, in order t
erect in their place civil hospitals. Tb
peculiarity pf this association ia, then
fore,- that while it appeals to tho whol
working classes of the .civilized worl
by an Argument which the simplest ca
comprehend, and offers a refuge and sut
pdrt to the : tevoloBpnifcts of ever
country, it has a-philosophy and polit
cal economy of its own. sufficiently spi
cious to attroot' theorists and would-t
reformers. It roaches tho loftiest an
basest natures, those who unselfish!
wish to raiso others and those wi
selfishly detir.e to riso themselves at tl
expenso of others. : It embraces in i
three-fold political, social and mor
character political agitators, panpe
and philosophers-a combination i
forces which imparts to this organizatic
altogether special powers of action. J
it raises its head in one country aft
another, wo shall see how far tho upeoi
conditions of political morals and s
eic ty which exist in each aro calculate
to cope with it."
PLEASURE BOAT CAPSIZED AND TI
PERSONS DROWNED.-On tho lGth insi
a pic-nio party, comprising about for
gentlemen, ladies and children, loft Al
canopy, Florida, and embarked npon
sail boat belonging to Judge Means, fi
a sail 'on Orango Lake. Wheu abo
half a mile from the shore the boat w
struck by a squall and capsized. Mai
of tho, party suvod themselves by swii
miug, and others were resouod, but ti
wero drowned. Among those were Mi
Bv Montgomery', Mrs/ Wiuekoll", Mi
Simontop, Miss:i.Shuford, a littlo eon
John Simonton,'two other children ai
two colored personal. . . :*-"'??
CADBT SMITH "WON'T ATTEND.-A cc
respondent'bf the New York Sun huvli
.interviewed. Oad?t Sn?jtb., at West Poii
sottlea the question as' to whether th
young man of African descent will
will not attend the opening "hop" the)
Thocorrespob?l?n?it?ttfthoyonug ladii
minda ut rest with'*" respect to "that ht
rid Smith" by declaring ho will not i
tend any of tho . hops, bini th say*
did not go to Wost Point to fly. aro ni
with silly, giddy girls. Modest,; as w
j as discreet.
From Louisiana comes the gratifyi
nows that from present indications tl
! year's sugar crop is expected to rea
180,000 hogsheads, which is moro thai
fair average yield sinoo the war.
1861 tho product was -MM10 hogaheiu
but tho lato "unpleasantness" aim
completely annihilated tho sugar in
rest of tho State, and in. 18C1 tho p
duotion had sunk to ti,G08 hogsheads.
Mrs. Sarah J. Aiken makes $-10 a wc
by rowing over tho Mississippi and tra
ferring passengers from Clinton, In
aun, to Gasdeu Plain, Illinois.
Od ? HILL RETIRED.-r?W? do'a ot wan!
atty abstract dis?hgaions in ib? Scnjt^,.
What gp?4?does ifc?a? io. foo discussing
th?:qa?ti4 ol StaW?h>* Wb?U|
thrius?of (going ov?jr tbat ground np;#r/
Prdvi n gHh9 a o verei gnty ?f tho S tato^btt
pager doesftnot b?stovf/, ?pypqwerV^ WO
argfaed thjsg&uoation until W? WC4fph64yao;
vre then appealed to .frofc'j^Th? ppwe?-?f
the Republican party is a fact J tho sob
jugatiou of tho Southern States ia a.foot;
tho omnipotence orth?RepubUcan Con?
gress iB'a tact; what do words amonnt
;tp? vlf'the W As .to. ba "?ny amelioration
insmx ?QMditio?i*.?t.rnnst.. re>Mt fjom a
ohango in tho administration of the Go?
vernment. Ono wouid;\supposo, then,,
that seoaiblo mon would ?jive themselves
to-the question .of ?he > best means o?
pVbauring^'?i?t^ohahg^^It- would not;
n pp war to.^rtU/i^b a philosopher to dis?
cover that^'l'to Rspnbjicau party ia in
its vory constitution tinfriendly aud hos-'
tile to the' South., ' Jt is ih Tts very esr
sopeo a 6eqlio?aal ?nrtyj. founded on and
nbu ri ab o d ? by 'fpaiptainit/g au atti t ml e of
antagonism tp Ibo South. We canuPt
enjoy any comfort br quiet in the South
while tbis party administers thfe Govern-!
mont. Its nutriment is Civil. Rights
bills, and Enforcement Acts, and' Sn
Klux bills.
Oar only possible hope ia through the
success of tho Democratic party of.tue
North. Our obvious policy is to - pot
weapons in tho bauds of that party.
They bavp certainly a very fair opportu?
nity io win tho next Presidential lelep;
tion. But everything depends on the
Issues which shall bo prepared'for that
great ,,confliot. And those issues are
largely to be detormiued by the attitude
and" oonduot of tho Hont born > people.
These propositions^ tP; onV mind, appeal
tp bo truisms. .Why, then, .is a portion
of our. preBs engaged in embarrassing
th?. Northern . Democratic leaders, Wh\
ate. seeking t'6'give a shape to the nox1
?^nv?ss which will work out our deliver
ance?: .
The platform of tho Democratic partj
must be ma'd? at the North. Any a?t?v<
interference on our part is sure to entai
defeat. We aro compelled to foliov
wherover tho Northern Democracy leads
But wo.have, it in our power to uullif;
all of Cheir ' Efforts. We'can, if w
choose, make it oortaiu that they will b
defeated. Th.o -identification of th
Northern Democracy witb'Hhe position
of Mr. TpPmbs or Mr. Stephens, or wit!
either of these gentlemen, is sivff?cient t
place tljem in a. minority before a North
ern canjniu-t?ity. They are at one
charged with (as the North regarda them
the heresies of s?cession and Stat
sovereignty,-and with co-operating wit
.'robols'Vwho dy not "accept the situr
tion."
We say these things seem plain to
plain mind; but the Georgia philos<
phers are so bent on the investigation <
truth that they do not get down to tb
leveL
"Others apart fiat on a hill retired,
In thoughts more elevate; and runaon'd hif
Of Providence, foreknowledge, will aud fate
Fix'd fato, free will, foreknowledge absolut
aud fate."
[Richmond Enquirer.
DISTHJIJEBY BURNT.-The distillei
lately owned by W. C. Richards, at El?
yard Station, was burned on Tn ead;
night last by an incendiary. It w
bought by Mr. Frocks, a revenue oflico
at tho Government salo. Mr. Free!
went up on Thursday to got it insure
and found it iu ashes.
[Charlotte Southern Home.
WEAT?IER COCKS.-Yesterday momia
near ll o'clock, the weather cock on t!
Chamber of Commerce was pointii
South-east; that on tho old Cunio
House North-west; and that on St. N
chad's church South-west. There w
a light br?ese hlowing at the time.
[Charleston Newt.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-Among
class of thirty-five applicants for adm:
sion to practice at tho Now York bar <
Wednesday last, wo notice in tho Tin
tho names of Chas. Pincknoy Bull a
M. C. Miluor, Esqs. Both these you
gentlemen are Cbarlestonians.
It is said Mr. Vallaudigham had wi
ten o completo autobiography, sud tl:
one of his pot projects was tb deliver
oration at the Centennial Anniversary
American Independence, July i, 18'
tho preparation of which bo had a?re?
commenced.
Tho only foreign count now in t!
oprjntry who is known to bo of any t
to anybody is a Polish noble in S
Francisco, who earns 8b* a week by ole?
ing bottles.
\a7 CARD"
INASMUCH aa I have been questioned
regard to parties who aro baying tick
in tho Co-opcrativo Building Association
would state that, by reference to u?y Advert?
. ment, it wiii be. uoon that I cannot m
nanioH publie; but I can assure the public t
' pernuna ot. all classes aro buying tin
Quito a number of respectable and highly
telligoht lailioa havo sent in their natnes;*i
as they, as a rulo, aro goncrally fortunate
sel?cl?ng numbers, I would adviao them
form club?, and thoa secure tho additic
ticket. A club nf ten ia cutitlod to ono tie
extra'. Aoply to DH. E. W. WHEELER,
General Agont, JJOX 3^ Columbia. 8. (
J tin? 29
Congress Water.
CASES for salo low by
.L\J Jone 17 . OEO. SYMMERi
Davis' Magio Grease and Spot Remo
TlilS iaiuykluablu in-cleaning clothe/
any sort. lt doon not injure or diac<
thefabrioin tho slightest. Price 25 cei
Prepared for salo by W. C.'FISHER,
Jil ne J 5_Driiggis
Claret on Draught.
rUST.opeuod, ono Ca?k choica TAT
CLARET, for ?alo low, by tho galloi
dozep, h.v_JOHN AGNEW Tc HQ]
Cheap Fertilizer.
A (\ TONS COTTON HEED MEAL. Es
'dtXJ lout for manure. KDWAKD nOP,
Claret Wine
ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low prier
_the gallon or dozen. EDWARD HOP
Imported Ale and Porter.
ff>K CASKS-r?nta-best brand.?. In a
?O Md for.salo GEO. SYMMEIt
Thq Hillsboro (N. O.) Recorder says:
.V-VATjfegro mao i who hos been a wander?
ing'-idiot from B Ldow-jeoAivjad on the
Willi while a 'servant ianthe Otmfcdeiate
a?tny. was, tho other dov, subjected&6 a
difficult operation ut Ibo hands of a
oklllful surgeon.His first g?eam dj in?
telligence, uftec tho 'y esq lt of. tho ppera
tioui,was, as "he "opened Eis ?y?s abd*
said: 'Wo were at Mannpsas yesterday.
Wht?ra.oio we now?' "
The Indian Chief Satanka, recently
arrested at Fort Sill, while on tho way
?ander guard to Texas tu be tried, freed
one. baud, from .its .shackle, seized a
butcher knife und attacked tho guard.
The guard sprang from" the wagon leav?
ing their guns. The'snvngo'secured ono
of the rifles, and while he was prepar?
ing to dischargo it, was shot in six
places by the escort, and died in twenty
minutes.
th?'Frpnch Government will not pro?
bably ?rd?r any 'further executions of
the Communist prisoners in its bands,
except in oases where, perhaps, crimes
punishable nuder the civil law can bo
proved against them. It is now taking
Advantage of every legitimate excuse to
mitigate tho punishment as much ns pos?
sible. The trials are conducted with
calmness.
The result of the receut great Indian
, council at Okruulgee, Indian Territory,
I was to. re-affirm the action of the council
of ?S70, which framed and submitted a
constitution to the several nations repro
I sauted, and provision was further made
for creating,* a provisional. government
and tho election of a goveruor and other
officers.
Notwithstanding the recent proclama?
tion of poace by the Spanish authorities
tn. X3ubu, C?spedes", is" ^till in the field,
with his sou, and alargo force, near
Gunynmaro, and Valaxasedu is marching
towards bim. Qneaada in in Yene
attela; preparing for nome sort of nu ex?
pedition. 11
A small house, corner Reynolda and
Contre streets, Arigtistn; Ga., was dc
stroyed by fire on "Monday morning. A
North Carolina wagoner was the loser ol
81,000 in gold aud greeubacks, which h<
had deposited with the ocoupaut.
A school girl's oounndrnm is: Wha
Statc is ronud on both ends and high ir
the middle? Ohio. .
Red Aeb Coal-$15 Per Ton.
IAM prepared to furnish thc above COAL
In quantities from one to nfty tone, at tl
pT ton, delivered in any part of the city
OrrtiSra oat? be Jefe at L?rick it' Lowrance's o
A. Pal mer's. T. J. HARPER.
Jun? 28_Imo*
Teas! Teas:! Teas'.i!
\TTE have just received an Invoice of choie
VV TEAS, consisting of
. UNCOLORED JAPAN,
Hyson, Gunpowder,
Young Hyson, Imperial,
Oolong aad English Breakfast Teas.
For salo' at our usual low prices.
Jnne 2S_JOHN AGNEW ft PON.
Livery and Sale Stables.
ducted by A|;ucv> ? Co., at the old elanda (
tho lato linn. His Omnibuses and Carriage
will convey passengers to and from the Rai
road O s pt's to tb? Columbia Hotel, the Niel
erson House, or any part of the city. Ho wi
also furnish Horaoi, Buggies, Carriages, ie
for biro on roaaonable tormi, and solicits th
patronage of the friends of the late lirin.
Jurie 28___CW EX DALY.
. Payment of Interest.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
COLUIIMA, S. C., June 2C, 1S71.
CITY or Columbia COUPONS duo, nod tboi
?uaturing July 1, 1671, ? iii bo paid nu au
aft-T tliat date, upon presentation at tb
office. WILLIAM J. ET TE It,
City Tro asur? r.
Offier hours 0 A. Mi to 2 P. U.
gS" Tho following papers will nleane inse
three (3) timos and sand bill and paper coi
taming advertisement to City Treasure
Cbarli-.iton Courier, Charleston HrpnU'Jca,
Augusta C?utti(ntiortali$t, Now Yoik Jo um
of t'ouimvree. July 2S >i
Quarterly Returns.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
COLUJIUIA, S. C., Tuno 27, 1S>71.
ATTENTION iscalk-d to th6 following e
tract from "Au Ordinance to raise Sn
phoa fur t!u> year 1371." Tlio penalty for fal
uro to maim returns will be rigidly enforce
"There shall bo paid quarterly a tax ot oi
per cent, upon all SALES AT AUCTION of H
goods and chattels, and one-half per cen
on all sales nt auction of ail real estafo ai
stocks of every description: Provi iv I, Tb
no tax eball bo levied on any nales at acetic
made by cider of Court, or under procesa
law.
"There shall ho paid quarterly hy all sir.:
GUA NTS and other peisons a tax of ono p
cent, on all xoods, wares and merchaudii
sold by Diem on CONSIGNMENT; ono per csu
ou tba premiums of every uud caoh INSl'ltANi
company located in tho city ot Columbia, i
which bave agencies therc-iu. E.ich ai
every cxi'HESS COMPANY transacting bobine
within tbo limits of said city aliall mal
quarterly returns of their gross receipts, ai
pay ono por cent, on tho amount ot such r
turns at tho end of each quarter. Each ni
uvery TELUinAPO COMPANY uhallA like ma
nor, make quarterly retenu! oWhrir gre
recoipts, on which returns shall be paid ? u
of ono per cent.
"Tli? refusal or negloct to make rcgul
quarterly returns hud pay the tax thereon
tho City Clerk and Treasurer, shall suhle
tho defaulting parties to * line of two dolla
for oach and every day's default."
WM. J. EITER,
; Jurie 23; 3_City Clerk and Trua h urer.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Coooeulus Indirus I'l
Herries to make sleepy or.boadachc.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gi
Ion or barrel. Also, iugkiass, pinta rt:
quarts. Fur salo low. E. HOPE.
Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roache
Ants, &c.
ARAFE and certain destroyer, easy of a
plication, without any dieagree?l
smoll or stain. Pi ice 25 couta. For sale at
Jttnu 13 W. C. FISHER'S Drug Store,
Stockholders' Meeting.
AMEETING of tho Stockholders of t
Colton Soed Oil Manufacturing Coinpn
will bo held at the Palmetto Encino Hom
on FRIDAY next, tho :50tb day of June, ai
o'clock. Uv order of tho Directors. v*i
June 23 +.J F. A. O REY. Kocretafy.
Magrath's Digest of South Carolii
Law Reports,
TO the present time. Pri?e-?3. For Vale
BRYAN & Mo.'AR I"Lilt's ?O?KST?RE
Juno ll
Booal lt? xxx ? ?.
?-??
PjapjjnxiANA.--The J?rjce of^ jingle
oppiity of the??nc5xix ST fit? ojpnj*?'
g Tile final celebration pl tho _Clario
?ophtp Society/wjll bo held-thin pveuing,
a't htlf-past $o'c$6ck, In the University
Chapel. Mri^OTJY" Harris, of Anderson,
ia tho valedictory orator.
' At the commencement exercises of
Roanoke (Virginia) College, Mr. J. D
Dreher, of Lexington, S. C., .dollvared
an addrjesa.on VXhe.Wjorld Weliiy.e lp?!.'
He alsp. twos . awarded . the. "?ratojt's,
modal.'v' ' ; " _J \- ' ' r'
Our merchants, and - others wishing to
prepare for tho 'fall bu.4tueafi, will ploase
take notice that the P?oxix office is
supplied with ali necessary, material for
as handsome Cards, bill bends, posters,
oircnlars, and other printing that maybe
desire^, as any offioe in the city. Give
us a call ami,test our work. -.j
Tho finder, of a tortoise-shell needle
case, bonnd witb pearl, will bo rewarded
by leaving lt at this office. . . v j
The Seoretary of the Treasury has de?
cided to refund the cotton tax paid or
the bagging and ropes used on cottor
bales. Blanks, as .prescribed for ref Und?
ing claims, hafo beon received. For in'
formation, apply.to John T. Sloan,'Jr.,
Counselor, Attorney at Law, "and Soli
citor of Claims, No. S Law Range, Co
lumbi?, S. C. ./ .* .
Persons in want.of clothing are refer
red to Mr. Goodtiufh's advertisement
He proposes to make n considerable de
duction from former prices.
Tho passenger train over the Green
viilo and Columbia Railroad, duo here a
C P. M., did not arrive until 1 A. M.
yesterday morning. The delay wa
caused by the giving out of the engine,
Mr. George .Symons, the grocer
mau, has invented a ham-hanger of a
improved order, for which bel is ab?nt t
apply for a patent. Persons who dosir
to uso thom and save expense, shpul
drop in aud copy the style ut. once.
Coal-burners are referred, to Mr. Hal
per*6 notice. He proposes to furnish'!
$15 per ton.
At a meeting of Trinity Lodge N<
22, I. O. O. Fy, held in Yorkville on' lb
20th, the following officers w'ero installe
and instructed by Grand Master John i
Elkins, assisted by T>. G. G. M. Davegi
J. H. Fayssoux, NJ G. ; L. M. GriBt, ~\
G. ; W. L. Grier, Recording Secretar;
W. B. Williams, Treasurer; F. C. Ha
ris, Permauent Eieciotary.
The holders of city of Columbia co:
pons will bo pleased to learn that U
City Council has made arrangements
pay those due on the 1st of July, upc
presentation. We are highly gratified
being able to record this positive ei
dence of thc excellent financial cone
tion of the city.
MAIL AKBAXGEMEXTS.-Tho Northe
mail opens at 3.00 P. M.; closes 7.
A. M. Charleston, day mail opens 4.
P. M.; clo'ses G.00 A.: M. Chariest
night mail opens G.30 A. M.; closes C.
P. M. Greenville mail opens G.?6
M.; closes G.00 A. M. Western.';mi
opens 9.00 A. M. ; closes 1.30 P. M. <
Sunday office open from 3 to ? P. M.
Northern tourists will bo gratified
learn that Messrs. Beverly Tucker ?Sc So
of Virginia, have taken charge of t
Stephenson House, St. Catharine
Canada. Thc famous baths adjacent n
highly commended for their efilcaoy
rheumatism; gout, neuralgia, diseases
tho liver and spleen, and other aflectio
resulting from malarious fevers a
poisoned condition of the blood. T
town of St. Catharine is only ?lev
miles from Niagara Fulls. Tho ter;
are $2.50 per day, or $15 per week
the month.
THE UGLY. Cnrn.-This club of fi
lovers hold their nnnnal convocation
the University Chapel, last evenii
After muslo by tho orchestra, tho Gra
Satrap of R. Z. Club of Ugliness int
doced Mr. T. Hasoll Gibbes, the &nh>
orator, who pictured to his largo and,'
tclligent audience tho .peculiar char
toristics of the merfibprs of this cb
Prizes were then awarded to the folk
ing gentlemen, who responded opp
priately: . - > .
Ugly man-W. W. Chambers
coi ved a largo plantation straw hat w
yollow band. '
Pretty man-D. B. Darby-a t
baby, of tho fifteenth amondmeut stri
Conceited man-B. O. Towneem
looking-glass.
Ladies' man-John McJnhkin-!
calico out-fit for ovening dress, cons
ing of red calico handkerchief and ne
tie, pair of gloves, No. li, pair half ixe
Baby-W. F. Wright-huge stick
candy.
j Lazy mac-A. S. Tompkins-n
: chair.
? Fool-R. G. Sloan-cap.
j Professional lonfei-r-Rivors Montr
j Wright-diploma.
j Bore-A. N. Talley. Jr.-auger.
Qc'iuK WopK,-7fOe Mp oday, j t bo/6 tb
day ci Jane, work was-oominonCGd by
Mr. J. M. Allen bn^? two-rtt?rf wooden;
building, pn Gervais street,' hod ?14 S?
torduy, July \, it will bo completed and
r,eady for occupation-just twenty-six
days- tbe quickest Job of tho kind, we
verily believe, which 'bas eve^;b?en ,??v
?omplished in this part of - tb? world.
Tue bouse contains .twenty-Booms, irith
bathing facilities, otc., abd ia furniabed
ib'tbe best stylo. The''sashes ar?Vpr?
vi4ed With "Pilgrim's i m pro ved, ^ash ba?
lance"-obviating the UBO of . weights,
which is a great desideratum. Th I ?-'im?
prove meut ia decidedly the most'eonye*
nVejit.'choap and. du rabie ' ni 0 db ' pl.rins?
ing.and lowering Bashes that y;e.hove
ever .seen. Thia building is,. we believe,
to* beJhs?d usa boarding1 house.- Jfiii
the property oT-qfckf?$t*$?*'''$t. "J.
M. Howey is tbe genoral eopprinteudenfc
add manager for Mr.-Allen, ir,- ..>. !
. ?pac?an THUM , fi?pjtx! ,0?' /#^?*?'
BXSSIOSSK OpiiXnmiA, 'June 27, , 1871.
Court opened at 0 o'olook A. M?, Judgo
Melton presidjqg.. ' ," ' ~r, . ..
F. A? Schneider . wangpoo,laa.pptU
tion, admitted.a-'ifi cit??.en of tim Uuiteql
Tr ter
Canuou, (Jins. Campbell; Levi 'Ham pt on >
lilias Hamilton ; Simpson Hob ?od ?Leroy
Lewis, for grand Weeny and (rf<^}[\?aa
Stolen goods; Isaac Cosoy, (twp cases/)
r.obort Eaiiord Ben. Lucua, L) avid, ,0,1^
ton ?and' Walter \Y? Sampson, ?or^Cf^erjii
John Lee, ?7ias.Jack, Lee, for murder;
and ' no bills as,.'4to.Wa^er Bethel,, for
grand .'larceny, and Luubj Ypn'Tjifman,
assault and battery, wiljb. ibt^a^ta'IpJl. "
.. 'The following cases were tried: C, IL
Franklin, assault ,??d battery. Guilty.
Wim .Tflr9^t, assault ?a^^^
p/stoj^v'Not guilty. , ' ."'*
A^jo'elock P. iL, the .Cojir't adjon^rijr
"ed until b o'oloek, to.-morjcpw^ moaning.?
' HoTEn AnRiv^n^JnW?J.-Wic?i?rso?
i%?sa--Thomas Benfor3? jRibhmondi
A. A. "James, J. M^ Gt?e', TJni?ii; Ghas.
Richardson Miles, Cuarbsstop Hrs.
M?w'er, Miss Mower, N?wbertV; ,F. D.
Bqab, GrbVo Stationr Joseph Prim,
Moutmbrinci: E. A. Bronsp?, Barn?
well; M\a?r M. Mcsweeney, Ohartestonr;
F. Bush, Anderson; W. B. ;M?8heei,
Ookesbury; N, J. Hatoee,1 Atlanta; Bi J.
Harris, Miss AV B. Harris,! Atidereon!;
Mrs. M. S. Wbitmire, Greenville.
Ccly.zr.hhz Hois}-T, B, Egleston and
two children, John Conners/ John
Gonzales, ,S. C. Gilbert, Charleston;
Mrs. Phenix, Aiken; B. B. MeCreery
and lady, Columbia; E. S. J. Hayes,
Lexington; James B. Steadman, A. D.
Johnston, Ohio; WV J, Logue, Virginia;
Mrs. H. C. Dozier, Florida; J. D. Cald?
well, Columbia; W. D. Kennedy, Ap
guBta; J. W. Harrison, Anderdon; F.
Elder, Winnsbpro; J. McKay, Abbe?
ville; W. C. Swoflleld, Columbia.
Lisrr OF Nsw ADVBKTISKUX^TS.
D. Goodman-Clothing Bazaar.
W. J. Ettor-Quarterly Returns;
Owen Daly-Livery Stables.
Dr. E. W. Wheeler-A Card.
- W. J. Etter-Paym?nt of Interest.
T. J. Harper-Bed Ash'Ooal.V 1
John 'Agnew ?fe Son-Tons.
1-usa* iii ,?. .. ?"nr.?ii i
OITICI.VL IUTFLE N traiiEns ChadestoAChari
lable Association, for benefit Frj^BchoofYand :
BAFFLE OLASS Ni^j53< * ?
Morning..June S7/167?T' '
39-20-10-42-57-41-40^56^75-6^-72-65.
Witness our bauds, at Charl eaton. Ods 27th
dav of June, 1S71. FENN PECK,
JAMES QILLIL AND,
Jone 23 _Swom Couuuiasionura.
THE MORRIS COTTON GD?
. . HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS,
AND is warranted to do it again. For full
particulars, relative tb ihese machines,
address . ?. MORRIS?,
Jun? IP 3au>_Columbia, 8. C.
Smoked Herrings.
OHA R?XES SMOKED HERRINGS, jnst
received .and- fdr 'eale/at flftv cents
ptjr bot.-hy_JOHN Aft NB WA? HON.
Just Received,
ASELECT assortment of DOOR BELLS,
GONGS, LOCKS, NIGHT LATCHES,
ftc. All kinds Sewing Machine NEEDLES
constantly cn hand. Fino Locks made to
order, and repairing of all kinds done prompt?
ly. I , F. A: SCHNEIDER,
Gun and'Docksmlth/PTaln street.
June IS .'? .? ? '
"Diamond" and "Orange" Brana
j Hams? i: !
?f/"Y TIERCES of these "incomparables '
Xv_/ Just to baud and for Bale by.
Jnnol? GEO. SlfiTMRRS.
,' Annual Couimoncemont. :' . '
.1 VALUK OlUJOia.
?afigB^ THE ANNUAL OOM HEN CE
Jp^pWHPfJsiBNT-ot tho UHSDLINE IN
J ? If V USTITUTE Will ho held' (?. V.)
on TH?RSDAY, Jane 29, at 8} o'olock P. SI.
' ... COKCBBIV- Ktfsto.
Entrance Mareh-^-Good Night.'...'.Mack.
Philocaol-Instrumentai D?'ett:.,... Kunkel.
Bridal Polka-Duett- -H arp and Piano .Bochea.
I Know a Banic-Vodal Duett.-.-:.Horn.
Thon art so Near, and yet so Far-Instru?
mental Bolo..-.. . ......... .Reichardt.
Bonne Nutt--Vocal Duett-Harp Aria.Convent.
Betont" do Printemps-Instrumental 80I0
Moelling. -
Sebastopol and' Greek March-(aeven Gni
tara)....Worrail.
Una Vece-Vocf.l Solo.,..Rossini,
Home, Sweet Home-Harp Solo.'. Aptommas.
Katy Did and Katy Didn't-Vocal Duett
Hnghes.
Ovortnre-Zampa.Air by Herold.
Last Ross of bummer-Instrumental Solo
Herz.
Memorare-Vocal Quartette.Lambillotte.
Parents, guardians of the pupils.and friends
of tho Convent, arc respectfully invited to at
teud. _ ' ij June 27 3
Wool! Wool?. Wooli
ffTTAKTED to bnv 20.0C0 pounds of WOOL
VV f^r caih liLAKKLY ft GIBBES,
Colnmbia, S. C.
AV Newberry Herald: Abbeville -Press and
Iii:ui\cr, Fairfield Meraki each copy four times
aud forward bills te this eflice. Jiino ID Imo