Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<v111; i \ i TT Tr ^m?&?^f T) TI il? AT T V Daily Paper $10 a Year. "Let our Just Censure ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Attend the True Event." Tri-Weekly $7 a Year BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1865. VOL. I-NO. IS^? THE PHOENIX, PUBLISHED DAILY A.ND TM-WEEKI.Y, BY JU LIAM" A. SE LB Y TERMS-IN ADVANCE, SUBSCRIPTION. Daily raper, sis months.$5 00 Tri-Wcckly, " " . 3 50 S nglc espies 10 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted at $1 per square for the first in? sertion, and 75 cents for each subsequent. ?ySpecial notices 15 cents a line. Negroes ti ii '.1 their Late Masters. The impression is studiously sought to be made by the Southern corres? pondents of cort'1 m journals of thc North and West, that the Southern farmers and planters entertain a sullen feeling of revenge toward their late bondsmen, and are only restrained from treating them cruelly by the presence of the Federal troops. There is^great and manifest injustice in charges or intimations of this kind. The Southern people cheerfully ac? knowledge that, as a general thing, their slaves were true and faithful surprisingly so-throughout the war -a fact that was frequently remarked upon and applauded-and they do not blame the negroes in thc least for what has occurred, and they frankly so tell them. Self-interest, too, the great controller of human actions, teaches the late masters and all who wish to avail themselves of the labor of the negroes, now that everything like force is known to be utterly out of the question, that kindness and good treatment, and the motives of gain must be held out to those they wish to retain or employ. It is now seen and f At to be of the utmost im? portance to all concerned, to the black no less than to the white popula? tion of the South, that thc kindest and justest feelings should be main? tained and kept up between the two classes, and whoever, by word or deed, does aught to disturb this rela? tion, is the enemy of both, especially of the black, who is, and must neces? sarily continue to be, the weaker party. As a general rule, the late masters of the negroes are, and, if permitted, will continue to be, the best and. truest friends of those who were re? cently their slaves, and many of the negroes feel and admit that such is I the fact. The attachment which ex isted between them-and, in mimer- j ous cases, there was a real, strong and generous attachment-still exists, I and will continue to exist to the ad vantage of both, if not broken up by j intrusive and pernicious outside in? terference. The planters and farmers I are fast becoming reconciled to the I manumission of their slaves, and some of them begin to hope, if they are not already convinced, that the result will be beneficial to the South at large, if not to the late owners- ! provided there can be real and sub- j stantial peace and a truce to political I agitation and disturbance for the fu- ! ture. Whether this shall bethe eise, I and there shall be a happy finality to the agitation and discord, which have j disturbed and afflicted this country for so many long and weary years ; and whether peace, tranquility and ? fraternity shall be restored and estab- j lished, must necessarily depend on i the people of the North, and of the j great and powerful West, who have j it incontestably in their power to say to thc fanatical agitators and dis turbers everywhere-peace, be still ! Let Northern radicals hold their tongues and forego all interference with what does not concern them, and let the negroes of the South be remitted to the management of the white men of the South, who i thoroughly understand their natures and necessities, and we sincerely be? lieve that both races will work har? moniously together for the good of both, and for the common interest of the whole country. [Richmond Whig. Chief Justice Chase's junketting tour with his friends on the Commo? dore Perry, on the lakes, costs the country S'2,000, a bill to that amount having been presented to the Col? lector of Buffalo sent by him to the Treasury Department and re? turned with the order io pity ii. That's the radical regard for tin- peo? ple's pocket. NOTICE. ALL persons who may have at any time, bince Gen. Sherman's army passen through this section, taken afty cotton from the plantation of Mr. Robert Adams, will please return the same; or, if used, make arrangement for the payment of it with Mr. JOHN P. ADAMS forthwith, or legal proceedings will be commenced against them. A. G. GOODWIN. Oct 28_6_ FUBMAN UNIVERSITY, " Greenville, S. C. 11HE EXERCISES of this Institution . will be resumed on the 15th of Feb? ruary ie xt. For Circular giving further information, application may h made to PROF. JNO. F. LANNiiiAU, Oct 28 fi? Secretary of Faculty. Charleston Courier, Augusta Chronicle A Sentinel, Edgefield Advertiser, Newberry Herald, and Yorkvillc Enquirer, please copy until the 15th of January, and forward bills to the Secretary of Facultv, Greenville. GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. "I pr BAGS PRIME COFFEE. LO 20 boxes Eng. Dairy CHEESE. 5 kejis prime GOSHEN' BUTTER. 5 " " LEAF LARD. 5 bbls. Crushed Sugar. 30 kits No. 1 Mackerel. 5 hah' barrels " 2,000 lbs. prime Bacon. 20 boxes Allsop's Ale. 20 " Byass1 Porter. 10 boxes Starch. 20 boxes Candles. 50 bags Shot. 5 kegs Kentucky Rifl" Powder. 1 bbl. Blue Stoiie. 100 lbs. Spanish Indigo. 10 boxes Ext. Logwood. 10 bbls. superfine. Flour. The above goods just received and will be sold low bv J. G. GIBBES. Oct 28_3 P. B. GLASS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER #HAS just received a complete ?stock of Americgn and Foreign STATIONERY, comprising: Letter, Cap, Note, Record and Legal Papers, of the best quabty manufactured. ENVELOPES-White, Buff, Amber, Ca? nary, Gold and Fancy Colors, of superior quality. Gold and Steel Pens, Pencils, Writing Inks, Mucilage, Pocket-books. Inkstands. Sealing Was, Pen-holders, India Rubber, Black-board Crayon, Slates, Ac. ALSO, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS - various styles; Sheet Music, Violin Strings, Fancy Articles, & c. ALSO, Additional supplies of SCHOOL-BOOKS. Sales-room, at present, on Plain street, two doors West of Nickerson's Hotel. Oct 28 3 SEW HOODS! SEW GOODS! ! MM'l. & A, SMITH V. ILL open THIS DAY an I. gmt stock of MILLINE? RY, consisting of : BONNETS, trimmed and un ; rimmed; linc French FLOW? ERS, assorted FEATHERS, .Felt HATS, Beavers, Nellie. (?rant Hats, Butterfly, Rocky Point, Sara? toga, Victoria and Derby Hats, Jot and Steel Ornaments, ('uris, Bonnet Ribbons, Ac, which she invites the ladies to cull and examine, at her residence on Taylor street, one door from Assembly. Oct 20 3* BanK of Hamburg, S. C. ACONVENTION of the Stockholders of this Bank is called to meet at their Bunking House, in this place, on WED? NESDAY, 22d November next. Attendance either in person or by proxy is earnestly requested, so that the stock mav be fully represented. A. C. DECOTTES, Cashier. Hamburg, S. C., Oct, 20, 1805. Oct 27 . 3_ Drawing, Painting, &c. r?THOSE desirous of taking Lessons in JL DRAWING, PAINTING IN OIL, WATER AND PASTILLE, can do so upon application to the undersigned at the resi? dence of Pr. 1*. M. Cohen, Pickens street, head of Lady. Instructions in the above branches of \rt given at Schools; also. Lissons in PENMANSHIP. LAURENCE L. COHEN, SEN'S., Oct 24 Artist. Wright & Walker, commission A WD FORWARDING AGENTS, Hopkin?' J'. <).. S. C. I!. A'., .//o? <'<,luirhio s. W WRIGHT. C. 15. W .vLKEli Oct 19 ?* Situation as Governess Wanted. AYOUNG LADY ia desirons of obtaining a SITUATION as Governess in a pri? vate family, t? undertake the education of several young children. All the English branches taught. Salary not so much an object as the obtainment of a good home. References exchanged; Apply at this office. Oct 27 Just Received, BY KENNETH & GIBSON. ACHOICE supply of BOURBON WHIS? KEY. Cognac "and Apple BRANDY, SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, GIN, CHAM? PAGNE, Sparkling Catawba, Port. Sherry and Claret WINE. HARDWARE of every description. An extensive assortment of GROCERIES. HAVANA SEGARS. Hazard's Kentucky Rifle Gunpowder. Shot and Percussion Caps. Crockeryware of every variety, 'otton and Wool Cards. Blue Stone, Cop as, Teas. Coffee and Sugars, Cheese and everything found in a hastily grocery-all of which will be sold at reasonable prices. _Oct 27 2 KENNETH ic GIBSON. COLGATE'S FIXE TOILET SOAP. JUST received, a very large assortment, which will be sold verv low. Oct 27 2 KENNETH A GIBSON. 'il 1 I 8CHESTS Hyson, Young HysOn, Impe? rial, Oolong and Japan TEAS. Among tin m several of the same brands and grades of fine Green and Biaek Teas for? merly sold with so much satisfaction to the consumer. In 4- ? and 1 lb. caddies. 1 package Fulton Market BACON I STRIPS. 3 tierces NEW YORK HAMS. Oct 26 3 c. . II. BALDWIN. j RESTAURANT, j I MRS. EMMA ROE "has opened an EAT? ING HOUSE,on Lin? coln street, one door from Lady, where gen? tlemen eau procure their re .alar MEALS, j LUNCHES, etc., at all h< ors. The very best of everything in the market will be furnished. New York and Charleston OYS? TERS received every dav. and served in every style. SOUP EVERY DAY, from ll until 2, during Session. Oct 25 *>* BOOKS UH STATIONERY. RESPECTFULLY advises the public that he is receiving new supplies of SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, in all its branches. Also. SHEET MUSIC, STRINGS for Cuitar and Violin. PHOTOGRAPH AL? BUMS, Ac. Sales-room, at present, on Plain street, near Nickerson's Hotel, where he will be pleased t<) serve his old friends and the public generally. Oct 21 ?LWINSTOCK B'lOS to inform the public that he will open, on and after Monday, 30th Octo? ber, the largest and finest assortment of DRY GOODS. POOTA. SHOES, H ATS a-nd FANCY ARTICLES to be found in the Sont:!. Being a branch of a large New York establishment, he can sell at prices to suit wholesale or retail buyers. Hereafter, goods can be purchased at his store, at New York Prices ! His store is in the upper part of thc budding occupied by .Mr. J. G. Gibbes, O t 21_'_ DRESS-MAKING. MRS. J. A. LES HER respectfully in? forms the ladies of Columbia ami vicinity that she is prepared to carry on DRESS. CLOAK and MANTILLAA-MAK ING. Also, a full supply of Paper Patterns, at reasonable prices R?sidence at Mrs. S. A. Smith's Millinery establishment. Taylor street. O. t 26 4' THE SUBSCRIBER a ^ ilAS just received un in voice of Ladies', Gentlemen's //J N-w and Misses' BALMORAL, PO V-^^LISH, CONGRESS AND BUCKLED GAITERS. J. MEIGHAN. Oct 22 One door above Court House. Post Coaches-Mail Route. A LINE, of FOUR HORSE . ?POST COACHES will have .???,\'J-- v<ty2 Columbia daily for Hopkins' Turn-Out, on S. C. R. R., at 3 a. m.; to arrive in time for the < h ar les ton train same day. Seats eau be secured at Collin fi Unveil, l's store. Oct 1~> 13* WAltD .V HARVEY. LI?M3LEN & Mc?EE, VGENTS of Ralthnoru Window obs* Manufactory, can furnish o I.ASS at manufacturers'prices, l>j the und BO 1 heit orders for the same. Oct 8 boo Just Received AT LUMSDEN & MCGEE'S* CANS cf OYSTERS, small and large. Cans of Lobsters, fresh. Kits of Salmon. Cases of New Cod Fish. Hulf Bbls. Family Flour, best. Boxes Genuine Sperm Candles. Cans West India l'reserves. Cans Fresh Beaches and Tomatoes. And various other good things. Oct 25 wsm3 To Rent. AVALUABLE AND WELL SETTLED k PLANTATION in Richland District, on thc Waicree River, four miles fi om the Railroad, containing about 5,000 Acres of Land, upwards of 2,000 cleared and well fenced. On thc place are 40 Excellent Negro Houses, a Steam Saw Mill and Ghi House, and all the other necessary out? buildings. All the stock of Cattle and Mules on the place, together with the pre? sent crop of Corn, will be sold cheap to an approved tenant. There are now on the 5lace 300 Negroes, most of whom can be oubth-ss hirod f?r the next year. For terms and particulars applv to Hon. WM. AIKEN, Charleston, Dr. Robert W. GIBBES, Columbia, or Dr. D. W. RAY, near Gadsden. Oct 24 12 amm DR. D. P. GREGG win be in Co '?l?r^&himbia in a few days, ready to re? ceive professional calls from his old patrons or new ones. He may be found at Mr. Niekerson's Hotel. Oct 17 New Goods ! THE subscriber has now in store a rea? sonable stock of standard GROCERIES and SUPPLIES, which he offers to the pub? lic at fair rateaba part of which is as fol? lows: 25 bbls. Cr'd, A. and C. SUGARS. 4 hhds. good BROWN SUGAR. 5 bbls. S. H. SYRUP. 05 boxes Sperm and Adam'ne CANDLES. 70 " Family and N; . 1 SOAP. 20 " TOILET SOAP, assorted. 20 bags Java and Rio COFFEE. 20 packages STARCH. 5 tierces. Natural LEAF LARD. ! 10 hhds. Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS. 1 tierce BREAST-PIECES. 2 " S. C. H AMS. 25 bbls. and bair bbls. FLOUR. 40 packages MACKEREL. 40 boxes SCALED HERRINGS. 10 bbls. "Peach blow- POTATOES. 20 sacks Liverpool SALT. 19 bbls. W. W. :. nd Cider VINEGAR. 30 doz. WOOD BUCKETS. 20 " BLOOMS, assorted. j SPICES-a variety. BLUE VITRIOL, COPPERAS RAISINS, CREAM TARTAR. CAR. SODA, POTASH. Matches, Soda, Wine and Boston Bisc'ts. 105 kegs Parker Mills Nails. 15 doz. genuine Collins' Axes. With many other article^ usually found ir: a carefully selected stock. C. IL BALDWIN, At the old stand of Allen A Dial. Oct 25_6_ HMI?WIM; COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Office Washington Street, near Main, COLUMBIA, S. C. lifji, tho undersigned, have formed a W copartnership, for the purpose of transacting a general COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS. On hand, alwavs, a full stock of GROCE BJES HARDWARE, HATS, SHOES and FANCY GOODS. H. D. HANAHAN, ()<l 24 Imo FELIX WARLEY._ 0. C. PARSLEY ?~C0*t Jmporleirs qoO Cofriftfission NO. ? NORTH WATER STREET, WILMINGTON, N. C. O. G. PARSLEY, JOHN JUDGE, O. G. PARSLEY, Jr.. HENRY SAVAGE. Oct 24_lTOO Auction and COE rp.IE undersigned, having just completed _L COALS! 1 ssle?N SALES-ROOMS, sit?ate adjoining the Court House, ta prepared! ESTATE, FURNITURE, HORSES, VEHICI VATE SALK. , , Having secured tie- services ot Mr. <'. I. \ for his qualifications in this hue of business faction in ?ll transactions entrusted to bis c As soon a-< tile necessary arrangements ca tem of REGULAR WEEKLY SALES, which son desirous of disp .sing of MERCRANP] .J AME SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, AT E. E. JACKSON'S, BEDELES ROW. THE subscriber having enlarged his Store, is prepared to offer to his friends and patrons a lar^o and varied assortment of the most desirable DRY GOODS to be found in the market, at moderate prices. His Stock comprises the following in part: Black and Colored CALICOES. Mouslin Delaines. Plaid, Black and Tlaiii Alpacas. Silk and Wool Poplins. Black Bombazine. Black Dress Silk. I^Opera Flannel, White and Red Flannel.| Swiss Muslin. Nainsook, Jaconet Cambric. Black EngMsh Crape. Irish Linen, Bird-Eye Diaper. Russia Diaper, Silk "Velvet. Huckaback Towels. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs. Gent's Silk Handkerchiefs. Mourning Handkerchiefs. Ladies' and Gent's Hose and Half-Hose. Ladies', Gent's and Children's Gloves. Ladies' Wool Shawls, Cloth Cloaks.., Balmoral Skirts, Hoods, Nubias. Hoop Skirts, Ribbons. Borage and Tissue Veds. Black Love Veils. Silk and Morocca Belts. Fancy Cassimeres. Black Doe Skin Cassimore. Black Broad Cloth, Kentucky Jeans. Merino Shirts and Drawers. Neglegee Shirts, Jcau Drawers. Linen Bosom Shirts. Black Felt and Wool Hats. Suspenders, Neck Ties. Long Cloth, Brown Shirting. Pillow Case Linen. Traveling Bags. Umbrellas, Parasols. Bed Blankets. Spool Cotton, Flax Thread. A variety of Fancy Buttons. Together with many other articles usually found in our line. Oct 21 13 CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS* THE undersigned will open, about the 1st proximo, at tho house on the South? east corner of Plain and Gates streets, (nearly opposite the Shiver House,) a new and complete assortment of MERCHAN? DIZE in the above line; selected and manu? factured expressly for this market. All of which will be offered to thc former patrons of China Hall at a small advance on the original cost. \V. B. STANLEY. Oct 15 SUantcd on th? Foot of Richland Street, near Greenville. Railroad, Cohtmbia. GOLDSMITH A KIND, PROPUIHTOBS. THE above work8f^J are now completed, ?SP *=a?md the undersigned beg to inform the public that __'t.hev are now prepared to j execute all kinds of ?RON CASTINGS, such as are needed for agriculturists and ma? chinists, RAILROAD IRON, MILL IRON, IRON FENCING, etc. They are also pre 1 pared to furnish BRASS CASTINGS of evcrv description. Orders are solicited and will be promptly attended to. M. GOLDSMITH. Oct 8 _ P. KIND._ D. B. DeS AUSSTJRE ATTORNEY AT LAW C0MM!$$!0??EH liv EQt??TY* Oftice in i ;ar of thu Court House. Oct 7_Imo SPECK & PCLOCK, General Commission Merchant? DEALERS IN GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, &C. Plain street, '2d door from Assembly, Sent 7 t'Qbl'MI'.IA. S. C._ omis'n Business. bis large and commodious AUCTION AND il above his NEW STORE, on Main streeL o sell all kind? of MERCHANDIZE, REAL ,ES, etc, etc., either at AUCTION or PRI ?ARRISON, so long and favorably known , bc thinks ho can guarantee perfect satis are. ii lu- made, he designs inau??urathiK a sys will present RARE FACILITIES to all p?i [ZE, etc., at auction. Oct 1 Imo S G. GIBBES.