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THE PHG5NIX, ?Published Daily and Tri-Weekly, rm GLSANIR, Every Wednesday Morning, BY JULIAN A. SELBY. Editor and Proprietor, Office on Richardson St.. near Taylor. _-. ? ?-? ?9-Tke PncsNixisthe oldcBt Daily Paperin ?South Carolina,has tliolargest circulation in the upper portion of tho State, and haB been regularly issued since its inception? March 21,1865. tO" Book and Job Printing ol evcryde <crii>tion faithfully attended to. scuscnirTioy. Daily, six months, H CO; Tri-\Yeelly,2 ??; vVoeklT, 1 50. adveutisemexts Inserted in the Daily at $1 per square of nine !inos for first, and GO couts each suhsoquent insertion; not exooeding five- lines in length, 75 centB. Long advortisomcntb hy the week, month or year, at less rates. Marriages, ? Funeral Invitations, &c, $1. agents. Julius Poppo, Anderson. Kobort Bryco, Spartanburg. J. A. Qrigshy, Itidgcway. E. A.Bcott, Newberry. H. W. Lawdnn, Abbeville. Memorial Day. BV FATHER RYAN. Gather tne sacred dust Of the warriors tried and true; "Who bore the llag of our nation's tnu-t And fell iu tho cause, though lost, still just, And died for me and you. Gather them, ouch and uli, From tho private to the chief; Come they from hovel or princely hall, j They fell for us, aud for Ihem should i fall Th<? tears of a nation's ^ricf. Gather tho corpses strewn O'er many a battle-pluin; From many a grave that lies 60 ione, j Without a name and without a stone, j Gather the Southern slaiu. Wo caro not whence they came, Dear is thoir lifeless clay ! Whether uuknown or known to fame, Their oatiBo and country still the eatne? They died?and wore the gray. Wherever the bravo have died, They should not rest apart; Living, they struggled side by aide; Why should the band of death divide A single heart from heart? Gather their scattered clay, Wherever it may rest; Jost as they marchod to the bloody fray, Just as they fell on the battle day, Bury them breast to breast. The foeman need not dread This gathering of the brave; Without sword or flag and with eound Iohb tread, We muster once more our doathlosB dead, Oat of each lonely grave. The foeman need not frown, They all are powerless now; We gather them here aud we lay them down, And tears aud prayers are the only orown We bring to wreathe each brow And the dead must meet the dead, While the living o'er them weep, And the men whom Lee and Stonewall led, And the hearts tbat-oooe together bled, Together still shall sleep 1 How Long a Man Oan Wear One Shibt.?The late Austin Brooks was editor of tho Qainoy (III.) Herald. Mrs. Brooks is remarkably neat in every re? spect, and least of all oan she tolorate a man with a soiled.shirt frout. One day Mr. Brooks invited Henry Clay Dean, better known as "Dirty Shirt" Dean, home to dinner. Mrs. Brooks was shocked at bis dirty appearance, and privately assured her hnsbaud that she conld not eat with a man iu such a shirt. Brooks told her Dean was a great man, a prominent politician, and a par? ticular friend of hie, but to no purpose ?that dirty shirt overshadowed all his virtuos. At length a compromise was agreed upon: Brooks was to invito Dean to tho bath room, induco him to astonish his person with soap and water, and havo ono of his (Brookt) shirts ready for Rim when ho curuo out of the tab. Dean submitted withe bad grace, dipped himself briefly and donned Brooks' shirt. Immediately after din? ner, Mrs. Brooks went to the bath-room, lifted Dean's cast-off shirt on a broom? stick, aud carefully pitched it out at tho window. Four years later Dean came again, and was required to go through the same process. On going to tho bath-room, Mrs. Brooks was horrified to find that tho shirt Dean had taken off this time was the same he had put on at her house four yours before, and bore the name of "Brooks" iu indelible ink. Ono feature of the Portsmouth recep? tion to Sir Garnet's troops was a rather dubious oompliriont to thoso war-worn veterans. A large flag, on which was inaoribod "Welcome Home," was sus? pended from the polico station. Business Notice. A LI; NOTES AND ACCOUNTS duo us vV. must ho paid at onco,or they will be collected by our attorneys. May 0 HOPE <fc GYLES. Seegers' vs. Cincinnati Beer TI1F. Cincinnati Otizeift i.u.k?it.,, niching ujiuoniieenn nt that Cinou imii bfttr is no lou^oi- pure, hut adulterated with niolanses, sugar of staroh, fusel oil and the poisonous Colchicum. Tho Commissioner of Agricnltnro, \o his report for 18G5, sayB Mint Frof. Mnpos, of Now York, analyzed the beer from a dozen different breworios, and found i.ll of it adulterated. Cnconlus Indiens und mix vomica entered largely into ilu composi? tion. J. (!. SPEOER8 guarantees his beer to ho :>uro nnd roliahlo. Ho doon not adulterate it, but brews from tho best barley, malt and hope. _ " Jan 23 breakfast Bacon, BUFFALOTONaUEB.MESSMACKEItKL, LEAF LAUD, FIGS' FEEr.forHalo low l y TIOPE.fc GYLES. TO THE READING PUBLIC! If you Want a Thorough Newspaper, subscribe for the phoenix, Daily and Tri-Weekly; or Issued every Weduesday, IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. The Phoenix is the oldest Daily Psper : iu tho. State, and baa been regularly ' issued since March, 1S05. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE, By Telegraph and Mai In, from ncorly ; alt parts of the World; together with full MACHET REPORTS; Besides well selected Miscellaneous und j Rearing Matter, of interest to every-1 body, will be found iu these publications, I THE EDITORIALS Arc carefully prepared, by competent1 writers; while special attention is give:: THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. j Tukcu as a whole, no beiter or. more ! satisfactory investment can bo made, ' than a subscription to or.o or the other of these publications. They aro Con- i servative iu polities, and tire devoted to ' tho boEt interests ?.<:' the State. The! foliowiug aro the , TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS. Dailv Pjiclnix.Si 00 Tri-Weekly. '2 50 Weekly Gleaner (IS columns)... 1 50 These papers were the first issued in Columbia, in 18G5, after its partial de? struction, and have been regularly pub? lished ever since. They CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY Throughout the middle aud upper Coun? ties of the State, and aro excellent MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING. The Phoenix has a greater circulation through the upper part of South Caro? lina than any other daily paper published \ in the State. Merchants uLd others will find its columns an udmiruble means of communication with the peoplo of the entire up-country. Advertising rates are reasonable and equable. Send adver? tisements marked with the number of insertions desired, and they will be stopped upon the expiration of tho time. Olfice on Richardson (or Main) street, between Taylor and Bianding. J ULIAN_A. SELBY, Proprietor. Have your Job Printing done Home. ? especially ayii en Style and Price are the Same. theIphoenix Book and Job Steam Printing Office i Is thoroughly supplied with POWER! PRESSES of the Latest Improvement; TYPE of various grades and styles from one foot to tho fiftieth part of an inch i in size; BORDERS. CUTS; Black, Co-j lorcd and Transfer INKS; PAPER CARDS, Arc. Tho proprietor is n practical pi inter, and employs the most skilled men in tho profession; nil work executed at shortest notice possible, in tho latest and best styles, and at New York prices. CALL and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of 1. 2, 3 und i Shoot Posters, Hand bills Programmes, Circulars, Bills nf Fare, Pamphlets, Brief?. Dodgers, Flyers, Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Checks, H?ren Bills, Receipts, T.iholn, i Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks, j Tags, Curds of nil hinds und sizes? I Wedding, Visitinp, Business, Show. I JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor ' Phoenix und Gleaner Establishment. Columbia Hotel. FIRST CLASS IIOl'SK. ccmfoits and ccuvenitncts than Obii be obtained at anv otber | b< ?He in the ally. TELEGRAPU OFHCE, BATli and BILLIARD l!(.-C'Mf> in ti.o house. Every at? tention guaranteed, OOUMAN & CALNAN, March 4 1'roprietere. ROSB'S HGTEX, COLUMBIA, S. O. WK. E. ROSE, Proprietor. " ^ntaHHraii Another i La 'ice'Ap; and BATll .t.^y Hotel in Cit .)< I HE CA! ITCL :t!:.i !.(): i lUipJ ?---rare S2.5? a Day. including CsunibasRide AND IN THE ( ENTltKOF TUE BUSINESS PART a v. '. f'ii.v.-v pEtsengers to and from every Train. Tho . v. :? h ;.:ivutt i:Utran ??? on Assembh t,;reti l ior any in thi city. ['he BILLIARD Aprils COLUMBIA, FRIDAY, MAY 8. One Bay Only I GREAT SOUTHERN CIROUS, MUSEUM, IVSenagerie. Aviary, Roman Hippodrome ? AND EGYPTIAN CARAVAN ! NEW FAOES, NEW FEATURES, SPLENDID EDUCATED HORSES AND THR1LLLNG AO H?BATIC AI1D EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES WillbowilnesHeilinlhoOlKOUSnud niPI-'ODROME ARENA, equaling in GorgoouencAs and Perfection ilie liiad'a'-io i il Pastimes of Ancient Rome or ilio Original Glory of the East Startling Eipiiiaiiou, in teuienn Feats ?I Strength, Daring Acts of Gymnastic ExJellencf, T?-i ri!"u: V.uiltii.u' and Posturing, enlivened with Jests, Song and bluiy, only give intimation :i t ?? <>f ;hfi thousand and one specimens of this most Classic; Moral, Chaste and MaiiriiOth Kxhthniun of modern times. Tho whole undrr tho lighted City of Pavilions, roiitdi'iiclcd in eneh >< manner ilmt tin- visitor can hehold the grand displav of MUSEUM. MEN Ali El. IE, AVIARY AND CARAVAN. ADMISSION'. 75 t'ents?; Children under Idjeaia, 50 Ci iits. Doors open 1 and 7 ?>'??!.u-l; P. >!. WPrevioii!" t<- the afternoon exhibition, the exucrieiit't d .Thonaut, PROFESSOR ERE NC 11 will nivke a Grand Afcetisioti in his celebrated BALLOON, Americus. Will altso uppcKi* at Union, VYt.diietd:iy. May <*: New berry, Thursday, May 7; Chester, Saturday, Ma> Yorkyillu, Monday, May 11: Wiuimboro, Tuesday, May 12; Sumter, Wednesday. Mav '1 ii-moi..- viile, Tliurrda*., May 11; Cher aw, Fridav, Slav 15; Marion, Sati r.lav. May ill * April 24 t?!2 Columbia Music Store LyBrand & Son riVYKh pleiuute in calling I be attention ul X tln> iiuMif t'- an uxaiuhiHlioi: bl tluir STOCK of MLS1CAI, 31t'la'Ii A.MUSK.eun Bir'tiiiK <?l Pia neu, t hiirclia r.?l I'hrh-r On:s: na, ? Melodooue, Violin*, 'juitar*. l'ni'ji t-, Khitof, Accordcoun, itrnei! um1 Silver Hand Intttru I nionttf nl a!! ki;:?!.-. Ahe, M:ei! Mu-ic Klld I I nut met ion L'owl.?< :< i t >? ij dsn ui Musical [ntttruiui'iitfr tu I ai ii h? >? i' ii?.f ? Won re ! Solo ARt'iitft ff?i iI.oMhk i i h'tiith CavoliiiR I Of EetC.V A Co.'i 1 (i'JTAfiK OJitiAKN. Sheet I Mtibic uont by nittil. im ft paid.on reciiplof I price;snd ?1! kind* oJ Mu-n i < ( rtsni by Ex;irei?i?. whin nrdnul. to m\ p?iit of the [state, marked C. o. I>. fS???.d Scconn-hand ? Piano* <<n<l oi^arir loi hhIi (-heap, lor ranli. I Plahoe "i|':n> iit il MclniiM i >? Tumd und I Repaired in a *&tiffi:etoji iiihi t.c:i and will I civoc-i-! ei? 1 Htti'itlii i ii !*i i'Kii-/:. Urinovhip and Hbipidnp Plrnim- toi nt In i pai ibf t? any point '! --it rid. b t modei t,< ? im iroi- . All irdf-ir prompilj *titi?.< d t<? and nalie* 1 faotititi Kituintili i-il In tl 'n 'hvi Hi )? in with tin ii S|:f< ehai ?fa.-. lu.)" Kir. ?t Imnhis . : I. i olil C?i tsih.i.ni Ol n*i.< ' Vnid.fti.flin lib fi v i'-. i 1 ovi PlIfKSlX C. Nav7 <i KNI 1 \ W 17:1 pii R.1 V 1) W IK .VS.MfAMl^.?T '7 /:"'A i. cit wnu-Kii: ?lunm i! i lu:t:>. Hi mid! "t rl el i (hard,.Ye., (iUi, ii><>. Madrdi fi Winr. .>'. inr old WbinUti .:. ('. KKKtiEISH Hr?.v. Onts, K r\r. in'rJ Shorts /??/?\ UM '? : I'hIMI TIMO'I II Y H 'V Dl / 50H bin hole M. itv Out*, !',00 bindn Ibdti .i Mi hi, 10 (IM) nba'tub lYJ f*f Urnivn 1 51 itt< Fcb lion i - u I L?RICK & LOWRANCE, Wholesale ami Retail ' Grocers and Provision Dealers. I ^K=r?^ O?H Mock is ^Z~Tr* I /rwPir~~nF*fe00,nt)It,io in overv,f??,*",?,,:<SL \ r^lUcslBll '"? ??:?*?'?''? Wo 8. i! at tjiX;' ;iy vltM&MMJ1;?'? vi 1-v i,iV'Cl r3_ BaBBBHBBKm piic?'*, ai il w in mil llaaflgoJlflfa mir roix'.b pnro. We do not publish prices, but led vatitflcd that none older patrons will leave dissalipilcd. We pay Iho Inched , market price fe>r COTTON, cither in goods or ' currency. Wu havo an txtcllint WAGON I VAbDin rehrof onr eatablisbnunt. Look I out tor lho tljin of the plow ai.d tlie carriage , wlicel, Kiohardson street, a few duorsbolow the Pinusix olllee. dive us a call, and in* j jpcot our ijondd and prices. Nov'Jil A Fact Worth Knowing. IP yon wish to save Money, Pronervo your Health, havo u Good Appetite, Eijoy j l.iii and d:> Well, buv your MLDlCINEb at Dr. HEtNITSII'S. (!u soils the host, is Iho cheapest and the I safest M EDICIN1 S aold. I lleiuitsh'sHLOOD AND L1VHH PILLSaro I tin- beat. Mother DA 11 LI Nil'9 INFANT CORDIAL ' is tho heal. i Itoihitbh'flQUBKN'd DELIGHT if thti best : P.iood MorMcine. I lleinitah'a C.II ILL CUKE is Iho best. Heinttah'aTETTRN Wash is Ihe best. ' stanhVs COUGH SYlit'P never fails. ! All the above to he had nnlv at April PJ t HKINITSIPS Drue: Slor?. ! MONEY TO LOAN, Op. Marketable Collaterals. IJlXOnANGE on New York. Jialtiinore, _j Phihv.h inl-ia, Doslon and all pVoutinonl 1 eines of the United Statin and Europe bought ami sold, i DU POS 1 I'M received ami ihlereabbcaiinp; .?I >?? ilie.H' i f i-aucd. . STOCK*!, R NOS, GOLD and KILVER 1 o'.ighl an I sold, i ACCOUNTS of merchmils and otlirrs from I the cilv und counti v? alleSti d, find LI It EH Ab I.INs s OP DISCOUNTS granted bv the CENTRAL NATIONAL DANK, r n i nl Plain and Richatdann btrctlir I ...... - . - -._.. Enmily Flo tu*, la'i-i^ 100 H?LS. hxtraPamilj FLOUR. LWttSHH I l barrelslo*-pried, liul sound. swaac foi ? i ,? now. & vles Greenville and Columbia Railroad f^lrwk-WfmeUG&Ktt) PASSENGER ?Ir??HKHKTBAINS run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting with Right Trains on Bouih Carolina Railroad up and down; with Trains going North and couth on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta and Wil mington.CoJumbia and Augusta Railroads, u*. Leave Columbia at.7.15 a,m Leave Alston. 0.06 a. m Leu v o Nowborry.10.40 a. m Leave Cokcsbury.2.00 p. m Leave Bolton.3.50 p. m Arrive at Greenville.5.80 p. m no ws. LeaveGrcenvlllo at.7.80 a. ra Leave Bclton.O.S0 a. m Leavo Cokesbury.11.15 a. m Leave Nuwberry.2.80 p. ni Leavo Alston.4.20 p. m Arrive at Columbia.6.G0 p. m Audernon Branch and. Jslue liidge DivUiou down. up. Leave Walhalla. 5.45 a.^n. Arrive 7.15 p. m Leave PorrjvilJe 0.25 a. ro. . 0.85 p. m Leave Feudlcton 7.10 a.m. 5.50 p. m Loave Anderson 8.10 a. ro. 4.C0p. m VrriveatBoltonU.00a.nl. Leave 3.60p. m Accommodation Trains run on Abbeville Branch Mondays, Wednefadavp ana Fridays. On Anderson Brancb .between Bclton and An? derson, Tuesdays, Thnredavn and Saturdays. THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sup. Jam:/. Norton, General Ticket Agent. The Short Line Schedule. Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta B.R. Co., Columbia, H. C. March 30,1874. IP&I^ SBBSBP g(.r Schedule wfll b^opc rated on and after t hin date: going noiii it. Tiain No. 2. Train Ko. 4 Leavo Augusta.0.30 a m 4.15 pm Granitovillo.*7 33ain 5.11pm BatCBvillo.9 43 a m -17 05) p m Columbia.11.58 am 9 37pm Chester.14.24 p m 2.28 a m Arrive Charlotte.1?.40 p m *5.15 a m \ No. 2 Train makes closo connection, via Richmond, to nli v<.;t.ts North, arriving at | New York 0.05 A. M. No. 4 Train makes close ! connection via Richmond to all points North, arriving at New York at 5.15 P. M. going south. Train No. 1. Train No. 3 Leave C harlottc."9.05 a m 9.10 p m Chester.11.20 am 11.38 pm Columbia.i2.49 p m 3.40 am Batesville.4.57 pm 5 43am Graniteville.-f7.15 p m *748 a m Arrive Augusta.8.05 p m 8.45 a m * Break fast. }Dinner. fSupper. ? South bound Trains connect at Augusta for all pointe South and West. Through tickets sold and baggago checked to all prin? cipal points, tta' ?I?-eping cars on all Night Trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Snp't. A. Pope,Gen. Paeeenger and Ticket Agent, Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta R GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART., Columbia, S. C, March 30 1874. E3? TOT BMHBSMM?i TH E following Schedule fSStW^Sr^^ Will ho operated on and after this date: going nortu. train no. 2. train ko. 4 LeaveColumbia.11.20 am 8.46 pm Florence.i4 40 p m 1.53 am Flemington. 18 47 pm 5.24 am Amv* Wilmington.10.28 p m *7.15am No. 2 Train makes qloee connection, via Richmond, to all points North, arriving New York C 05 A. M. No. 4 Train makes cloeo con? nection, via old Bay Lino and Richmond, to all pointe North, an iving New York 5 15 P. M ooino boutb. Til AIN ko. 1. Tilain ho. 8 Leave Wilmington.4.60 am fO.lOpm Flemiugton.*G.50am 7.49 pm Florence.10.40 am 11.37 pm Arrive Columbia..13.23 pm 4.10 am Making cloeo connections at Columbia for all points South and Weet. Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all principal points. Pullman palace sleepers on all night traine. "?UreakfaHt. iDincer. tBupper. JAS. ANDERSON, General Bup't. A. rppE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent. Change of Schedule. BoUTB Carolina Railroad Company , Columbia, S. C, October 18.1878. and after Sunday, 19tb instant: mail and passenoer Til ain . LeaveColumbia at.8.46 am Arrive at Charleston at.4.20 pm LeaveCharlcbton at.9.00am I r rive at Columbia at.5.CO pm kiout express, fb El out and accommodation train, [Sundaye excepted.] LeaveColumbia. .7.15 p m Arrive. .6.30 e is ArriveCharleeton 7.10 p m Leave..6.45 am Camden Train will run Monday,Wcdneeday and Saturday, as follows: Leave Columbia at. . 1.50 pm Arrive at Camden at.6.85 pm Leave Camden at.6.60am Arrive at Columbia at.11.50 am S. B. Pipkins. General Ticket Agent. Piedmont Air-Line Railway. ?M PraSPWS*-"- CONDENSED TIME RjHgggiS ABLE, Richmond and Danville, Richmond and Danville R.W..N. C. Division, and North Wtetern N. C. R. W. GOING NORTH. stations. mail. express. Leave Charlotte.7.10P. M. 6.25 A. M Leavo Salisbury.9.SO P. M. 8.84 A. M Leave Greensboro.1.40 A. M. 11 10 A. M Leave Dauvillo. 4 32 A. M. 1.62 P. M Leave Burkville.9.44 A.M. 6 40 P. M Arrive at Richmond.. .12.45 P. M. 0.30 P. M GOING SOUTH. Leave Richmond. 2 30 P.M. 5.10 A. M Leave Burkville. 5.34 P.M. 6 28 A. M Leave Dauvillo.10 41 P. M. 12.67 P. M Leave Greensboro_2.16'A. M. 4.00P. M Leavo Salisbury. 4 67 A. M. 6.22 P. M Arrive at Charlotte... 7.20 A.M. 8.30 A. M GOING EAST. Leave Greensboro_1.45 A.M. 11.10 A. M Leave Company Shops 3.36 A. M. Ai 12 20P.M Leave Raleigh.8.05 A. M. Arriveat Goldsboro.. .ll.tr> A. M. GOING WEST. Leave Goldsboro.4.C0P.M. Leave Raleigh.7.45 P. M. LcavcCoinpauyShopB 12.05 A. M. 2 15 P. M Arriveat Grccusboro. 1.30A.M. 8.80 P. M Korili-webttrii N . C. 11. lt.,Sal?m Drnclt Leave Greensboro 3.40 p m Arrive 10.80 a m Leavo KorncrBvillo 9.00 a m Ariivo 6.10 a m Mail trains daily, bothwajs, over entire leugthot road. Express daily between Com pan v shops and Ch a riot t e, Sunday t excepted ; S. E.ALLEN, Gen. Ticket Agent. T. M. R. Talcqt, Engineer and Gen.Bup't. Summer Schedule S. &? TJ. R*. R., rrorosilgn DOWN TRAIN UP TRAIN J?s?l^fi*?? ' Arrive. Leave A'lrive.Leavt Hpartanhurg.. 0.30 7 ?0 I liAteeville. 7.(3 7 15 6.47 G.E6 I I'aeolet. 7.28 7.S0 6.31 6.40 JoneBVillo. 8.01 8.10 6.61 6.00 Uninuville. 8 43 9.18 4.f8 6.18 Kantuc. 9.43 9.53 4.16 4.25 Fish Dam. 10.20 10.25 3.44 S.fO iSholton. 10 40 10.49 3.19 3.27 Lyles'Ford... 11.07 11.13 2.17 8*3 Stt other. 11 36 11.45 2.23 2.30 Mut on. 12 40 _l:lc HOPE & OYLES HAVE for Bale? 500 bushels OATS, i 2,000 bushels BRAN, I 2,000 bushels SHORTS. al?ot I Fresh Baur KrRtit and Mince Meat. j 100 boxes Raisins, 50 half-boxea Raieius, ? 'J? un&r tor-boxes Raii-ins, j .*i0 dt urns Smyrna Fign, I Doaf icatod Cooonnut, i 100 pounds Seedless Itaitine, j 500 Heads of Cabbage. Thorburn's Gnrclon Seeds t 4 ND ONION SETS, warranted fresh, or ; J\. sah.- by 1IOl'E ft GYLES.