The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, August 10, 1865, Image 3
By Tolo&jrzijpl^L.
English Elections.
"LONDON, .Ti?y 22.-Thc. efbctionsare
nearly over. ("2!i members have been
returned to the House of Commons.
The liberal gain is now twenty-four.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-One hun?
dred and two pariions, all of the
twenty thousand dollar class, were
yestenlay granted by the President.
Over two hundred applications were
received.
There is good authority for stating
that the sweeping assertions of the
Haleigh Progress, scattered broadcast
yesterday over the country, through
- the agency of tho associated press,
denouncing what it termed the reck?
less exercise of the parclouiug power
by President Johnson to tho Confede?
rate leaders, ure without foundation.
The .statement, therefor;.?, that large
numbers ol pardoned rebels were
banded together in North Carolina
to defeat Gov. Holden and oppose the
Federal authorities, cannot be true.
The story that Cen. Kirby Smith
was taken piisoner, with his forty
companions, l>y the Mexican Govern?
ment, turns out to bo untrue. Tin
Genend arrived safely at Monterey,
cud after restinga few days, pushed
on for the city of Mexico.
* The New Orleans '?'fines Browns?
ville correspondent, who received tin
original statement from one of Corti
nus' staff, says: I now learn that ;
young mun, who was formerly aid-do
camp on Magruder's staff, hus just ar
rived at Matamoros, from Monterey
nod that he pronounces the whoh
.story a canard, lie said the party hai
no artillery, rifles or train: that the;
were unmolested by Federal or ??Ioxi
eau authority, and that they arrive*
at Monterey in safety. Ko also say
Kirby Smith "..vas hurd ap for money
a:i<j! was compelled to borrow ?i'.V?
from a gentleman named freston, a
Mouton v.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The ?S/'/rprn
nonnees the reports <>;' the impend
ing collision on t he Kio Grande to b
untrue, ;:s well as the story that rein
forcements .have been sent to Texas 1
repel the enero:vmmonts of ibo Frene*
troops, lt is quito certain that th
Government has no knowledge of an,
tn cible in that section.
CtiiiXKss nv THE PRESIDENT.-Pres:
dent Johnsou is suffering from a bil
lions attack, though it presents n<
thief serious. . He? has .received n
visitors 'since Saturday, and will pr<
bably receive none during Hie reniai?
dor of the week. In consequence ?
his illness the regular cabinet meetin
w?is not held to-day.
GEX. DICK TA YEOH.-Gen. Die
Taylor returned this morning froi
Fortress Monroe, where it is thong!
lie had an interview with ?Ti?IV. D.ivi
his brother-in-law. Whit its objet
was no one hore seems to know, lt
plain, however, that there will be i
trial of Mr. Davis for some time
come. _
THE MONROE DOCTRINE..The a]
ness always displayed by tho N<
"York Iferuhl in lulling in with tl
popular current, gives importance
ivs utterances as expressing the ju
vailing sentiments of tho. Nert
After advising the Western powers
""stand out bf the woy,1' pronouncil
upon what will happen in the impi
. liable event of their declining to i
so, it. says:
Then, without warning, the Sen;
will declare war; the President v\
. call for a million of men; our votera
will tah - down their muskets; i
Secretary of tho Navy will pro vi
transports and a convoy, and bob
the news of tho declaration of v.
reaches Frunce rho first shot will
fired and the first battle won. Af
Mexico will come Canada, and af
Canada will come Cuba. The cm
will be heard, like llora.-e's thurn!
from a clear sky. England, Frai
sind Spain, muy combine, or they n
lilil? ns separately, but the result
either case will be thc sumo. 1
Maru Napoleon, Palmerston und 2
vue/, of these facts of the future in 1
bo?t possible spirit and in the inter?
of peace. For the same reason
urge them to accept the adjustm*
we propose. The end will bo
sauie; ic is simply a inuit'ref che
.with them how we shall reach it,
treaty or by war. The American p
pie have just shown how sincere tl
wen- in'saying the Union must
preserved. They are equally sim
in the statement that the Mon
doctrine must be maintained.
J-hi association of Northern copi
ists propose to louse m .* nf the Soi
cm railroads for a numbe* of ye
In case their proposition isaccep
die roads will be pitt iv. comp
order. . -
John Anderson, my Jo.
This exquisite ballad, constructed by j
Robert Burns out cf a- dilWrcnt and oouie
what exceptionable lyn'-, has always left j
something to bo wi.di ed and regretted; it is !
not complete, but who would venture ta
add to a song of Burns? As limns left it,
it runs thus:
John Anderson, my jo, John,
When we wqyc lir.u acqnent,
Your locks were like the raven,
Your bonnie '.?row was luvet:
But now your brow is bald. Tl oho,
Your locks arc Uko the surov:
But hlcssings on your busty pow,
John Anderson, my j".
John Anderson, my j<?, John,
Wo clamb th" hill thcglthcr;
And ninny a canty day, John,
We've hail wi' anc anither;
Now we maun totter down, John,
tylt hand ia hand we'll go.
And sleep thegithcrat 'In- loot,
.lohn Aiai: rson, i.iy jo.
Fine as this is. it doc ; not quito satisfy a
contemplative mimi; win n one has gone so
far, bc lo..|<s and longs f >r sonic! liing more
m. thing i/oieV t\rj'nni"f tiivhiil. Many
a read? rof iiurns must lc,v.- Ult this, and
it is quite pr 'ia ldc that many have au. inpl?
ied to supply thu dcli'?oncy: hut wc hu-.w of
. only <.,/,<. nu wsw in so hazardous an experi
1 mcnt. 'i'iiis is ?liv added verse:
Joh.i Ami? l's my jo, John.
Win n we have slept tlmgitlicr
Tin- sleep that a* maun sh ep. John,
We'll walo- wi' am- anither:
And in t he hetti ;- world, .lola:.
Nae sorrow shall wc know:
Nor tea.- wc i 'er shall part awaiti,
John And. rson, 'cy j >.
Simple, touching, true .a tiling wanting,
and nothing to spare: prc. i-, y harmonizing
with the original stanzas, anti improving
them bv the fact of compl'-at.g them. Tiiis
ptietical achh-vem.-nt is atlriiuttcd to Mr.
(.charles Gould, a gentleman ol' our u.v.a.
Whose life has been i-biolly d.-voted to th? ?
siieeivssl'nl combination of iigures hut not I
lignrcs of rhetoric. Th?; verse was written
so.ac years ago, bul i; lias m>i hi;,'terto j
found its \va\ into print: yet it well tl?.-??-rvcs
to ;". incorporated v. ii h i i.e erigifai son" in ?
any future edition of J,aras' paces, and uv
I hope s .me publisher will a> i on this sug
! gestion.-Jlutitv Journal.
j ?-^.-.-^ - i
KENTUCKY ELECTION-.? !n view of
! the approaching election in Kentucky,
I a proclamation luis been published by
I Coverno* Bramlette. ?nu! a military
?order hau been issiteti by Ooiieral
? t'.ilnier. commanding the nut ional
troops in the Shoe, wnvjiing persons
I who have born?' arms in favor ol" the
; rebellion, or assisted it in any maimer,
j against attempting;to vota, in violation
of the State law specially prohibiting '
I their exorcise of this pris il. go.
I CONFISCATION IN FLOUIOA SCSI-EXI?
I EU.- Acting Attoraey-Oetiora] Ashton
iias directed the United States ? hstric!
I Attorney for tiie Northern Di itrio, ol'
I Florida to suspend the side nf eiintis-.
I cated lands advertised to com?' oil' ut
j Jacksonville, August Tia. until th.?
I arrival of (iov. Marvin in Florida,
and lie can be consulted in regard to
j these eases.
I Newborn, North Car 'lina, prior to
j tho war had a population ol' six thm:
! sand, but is now 1 he largest city in tho
; State, having increased the number of
: its inhabitants to thirty thousand.
The Northern ol om eu i s of labor ?md
capital are sir. mgly represented. Two
I hew daily pup: rs are to appear in the
i autumn.
I NEGROES "LEAVING KENTUCKY.- Tho
I Louisville J)'?.,/?-v/.' estimates that
; over sixty thousand slaves have
1 crossed over the Ohio Uiver, under
! ?reu. Palmer's psissos, since the 1st of
?May. At this rate tho whole slave
population ?d' Kentucky will '*p:iss
' awav" in less than o:io year.
Tho (iovornmont pays a rent of
j il.i"ilKI per montli ?or Ford's Theatre,
and reserves the righi ?d' purchase for
\ $100,00!). Tho budding is to be u ed
I as a depository <u rein ! archives.
' Cen. Lee is reported to lu" at the
'Clifton House, Niagara Fills, and it
! is supposed that Yallar.digham (who
i passed through Detroit <>n Tuesday)
j was on his way fo the same point.
I The Siamese Twins (Chang and
I F.ng) annoiuico in th?> Northern
I papers, that having lost nil their pro
! porty, they are compelled to exhibit
i themselves again.
! The Chariest.,n post ofiioe bas h. en
removed to the Pavilion Hotel.
PIXERAIJ I '. V et'AT IC ".'.
Thc D-iciids and acpi:ii:it?iu> ? s of J. \V.
and Elizabeth MeC'a: ?itt, are invited to
; attend thc funeral s. ?.-.'.cry: of their little
I daughter. KIMMA, in thc Baptist Church,
j THIS M'JKNTNG, at I I o'clock,
j -..-.
Copartnership.
\1 T., the undersign! .1, have l'irmcil a
Y> COPAilTXl-dtSlili'. under the stvk
o? .-si MONS' K KKll??SdN. for tiie pmpi'..
uf conducting the Gigo, lo ?Y, |>i;y (?Ot ii).;
and GKNEKAL COMMISSION 111 Sf.N'bSS,
and won lil respectfully solicit thc patroling,
of our friends and tin- public.
TON SIMONS.
J AS. S. fcl.tb ?NS.
.CHAS. KEltitlSON, Ja.
OX HAND.
I A lot <>1 li.ic FAMILY rL?UB, by the
barrel or pound; a choice assortment of
GHOCEBIES; also, a select stock of D1?Y
1 j GOODS. SIMONS' .v lOili.'tSON,
j Asseudily street, opposite Cata drab
p--M- i ii nil ' m irjin "fiwim II n mm
CA LL A T !
C. B. Jenkins'
S 3jj Jfv- JS| j
Assembly Street,
Tll'i;!) !>? ?>ll J'Uo XT TE2iDLEK>X.
A 10 IO
l<>itgi nc. Boiler, ?S?c., for Sale.
ryy.'.V. EXOIXR, UOTLKI?, STTAFTINa,
1 Ac. e<illi:ec!etl with tin; Winnshi'Vo
S,.-:uu Mill, will he sold at private sal", it'
early application b?* made. 'J in- Kcgine is
.ju-bo.-.-..- i?.wer. marie by Sutton. Philadel?
phia: the Keilor has a. number of thu s, do?
si-.;,...i origimdlj t'<?r ? steamboat. The
(louring atnl Shaft i sig. ?Ve., will he disposed
of with tlie Km::!." ami boiler. Applv to
lb A. BUCHANAN, Wi-msiv rt., S. C.
Aug lo 2*
Fresh Groceries., Sec.
VFPESil SUIT].Y of GP.OCKl.UlS just
opened. ?mil for sah- a s. cheap as eau be
laid ia tho city, for rash or barter bar eotm
tr\ prodttec anil provisions. Cd! aud see
liefere luirch.asia;: elsewhere, as my objee!
is t<> sill low nae. "readv sale ami short
oroiits.*'
1 will tush atb-nd. with despatc h, to the
sales of any PKoViSIoNS thai may he for?
warded to m.-, tm.! account for er remit as
; ordered. UKO. I.. I'll VIT.
Assi-mhlv street, ea.- .loor from Kieidiiud.
Aug Kl i?'
?rover2sme:st Olaiins
AM)
ArTUCiTIOSS F01? PARDON,
rpm' subserib-r respectfully offers to the
I i-iti/.i i.s ..1' th: Sl.it e bis ?! tent ion in all
matters pertaining to ( it >Y Kit N M l-l NT
.'AIMS ?ud AITI.ICATIONS l td! PAK
(;ON.
All applications for pardon, under 1 lie
e.e. jil..I s: ?tions of tile I r. sil 1. 11 ! "s \lti
I? .-ty I'm. h.matioti, masi I...- ia tie- fortn of
a. p<'tition. stating ila- e:;eepttels or excep?
tions, and aeremj>aniid h..:h hy the oath
prescribed and wit ii th" approval oj thc
Provisional i inventor of lin- State.
The subscrib? !'!.;i -nts. ;;t th. .- onetime, j
hi.- er.nl a- ATTOll.NKV AT KAW. I
U K .1. (?AYEi?,
12 Chapel sir Charleston, S. C.
i . ' All papers in i.'ue St:tte%eopy three
times and s. at bills to W. .1. ti. Anglo:!
?!?E OK AXGEBl RG AX!) OOLIIHB? \
Stage Line
SKA'DS A ?'AUbTA?ill ob
CZ?i ... A.Sl'I?Ntr WACti? to orang?
1-." ?'.-bur:: a: '.' p. ia. Tuesdays,
Tim: .-.? .i vs :;.! 1 Saturdays,
making ennneetioji with Charleston trains
th-- following morn;: g.
On arrival of train eu Monday, Weiiues
dav and Pr: lav, a \ hide st:: t i.- for Colum?
bi:!, l'or passa re. apj.lv lo .1. it. KO WEES
or M. COPPIN, a: lac st?re - .{' P. M. Stokes.
Pi i hi .-t rect. Ace. lo t htm:!*
Coiuniiiia ?l:?Ie A; aiU'iity,
C/tt.<s?ciil nail Miflcitiitt;?:! S.-}"..;>
rsi: I !.'. ?.\ereises of this !.? titutioit \? i P. h.
1 !?. a:n. d oe MONDAY, the ! Uh inst.
Tlc* subscriber;! having I..-ii cie.-Ted joint
principals of thc above fits-dation, r.?.-,..<?:
fahy inform thc people nf the St:.f South
C..dina, tba: a thorough course of cd
I thin, h ell scientific and classical, wiii be
! ptU'sined, and that the y??!lth nf the State
j .. io arc placed under '.heir care, will ri eeivo
lh - beta-tits of careful instruction titting,
'..i. tu ! .: ?.::!,. :. a mercantile or prof? .-,.- Ional
! fe.
/The V ar will bc divide.1 into three terms.
Th?- .'.rsi o riimmvii e eu the isl ?.i .Tartu
? s<;-.i!i.l to eommetu-'c on to ? 1st nf M ?iv and
end on the ?b-: >ir Angusr. The third m
hfonuncnc!' eu the 1 -1 of S. pi ember ami
j em! eu the :i!st . ? December.
I Tin-re will ??a three vacations of two
J Fr?lich Wh??r.rs; iliighVh a ,.! Mathetnati
cal. twenty p.??) dollars,
j Ap ilieat ions .-a . I..- made lo eithi r of the
i prince ...ls c.: Columbia*
i -i. P.. Wi! I PI.
?1. s. THOMPSON.
Columbia. August "J. Lsil?.
I : -
I Th.- Trnst.es of thc Columbia Mah
i Academe congratulate tia- public upon th?'
ai-ceiisio'ti ..:' Maj. J. 1!. White nial < 'a].:, ll.
j S. Thompson, t.. tia- nll'icc of principals of
i ibis institution. Maj. White was Sitpi-rin
; tondent of the Charleston Citadel .'?et.i. my
\ when it was bro icu no lo the events nf the
I war. v.el both Capt. Tlm?ipson and himself
i wt'Vi Professors m '.lc Institution. Their
I laiown tibiliiv aaa experience, both in
; tea?'liing and girt . nim.'llt, OVnmise thc bes,
i results p. the public ia theil' ]?r-.-;i ut .:n?ler
iahi. ". Vf. 1'. D.uSMTSSU??K,'
! Aug 10 tbs2 Prcsitlent Trustees.
i.i>iESTOSK sp?? i \<;s
FEHLE HIGH SCHOOL,
>/'.: UTA xii ruc s. c.
I Trams.
E. r Tinu v/' /.>. ir Mont!,*, Ptninhle in
j ' .h/r.'O'Cf'.
?NSTPt'C i'!t )N- llnglish Dcpartments.:?20
Pe.ard. litchi hag Washing and Fuel. . -lo
I Ai lisie-Pittite. 2:>
(?Hitar. Pi
Vocal (special lessons). Kl
Use of Piano. ..;
' French, C. rm m or Ittihan, < ach. ir.
Drawing and Painting. lt;
I Primary Department. 1^
i No charges besides the ai..?vc will be
i mad? ia c nuieetion with the Stdionl, except
for books atc! stationery aetnr.llv used.
Thc Sd.1 will h" V -o-., ned l'or a'term of
: Cur mouths, on WEDNESDAY, August 16.
, Payne-id- e.wt be made in money, provisions
i or cotton, at old prices. Each boarih r must
[bring one pair oisWts, om pair.if t.iUow
hbai -.s, tow, 's, !-. r ar" , "p j lights.
1 WM. UBilb, LL.D.', Principtl.
Auc Pi
Charleston Advertisements.
STATE MM MD I I WM
?N7^r-?.K^,vT,ED -
BON L'S O.F THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
lionels 'ol' tho Slut? ut Georgia,
l?oaila <.< thc Stine ot' Soutli Carolina.
B<>;,ils m' tho Stat?; of North Carolina.
Ki.nd- of the Stat?! of Tennessee.
Bonds of th? State of Virginia.
A ' IS? >,
Memphis ami Charleston Railroad Bonde.
Mian]>his and '. '.h?rtesten Railroad Coupons.
Memphis anti Charleston Railroad Stock.
Apply Jo WM. li. HERIOT ?V CO.,
li inters and (c ow al Agents.
No. 2?.>"J King tr? et, Charleston, ??. C.
Aug :i ii*
ADAMS, FROST & CO.,
CHA li LESION. S. C..
VRE prepare?! '..> sell COTTON <>r PRO
. HUCK m Ch.arh'stOn, New York or
Liverpool, as may bs n;..s; advantagci'its;
and t?i mah?: liberal advances on consign?
ments to tin-lil. Tiley W:l? furnish planters
as far as po ?!!,!.. the usual facilities.
Aug s V?
. f. II. KAOGETT ?Si CO.,
Kivctors ;>:?<( Cmtim issioil W?r?lii! nts,
.! :>(;;? !.-> sn mi uv/,i /?./.;
CH VRLESTON. S. < \
CIELE in Ihis Market, or ship e> New york
\J or bo -rp. ml. both Long and Xh??rt Kul?
pi.- ?'OT i'o>;. Liberal advances on ship?
ments, ami ?vfurns i.iade in gobi or tiva
surv m?tos. as instructed.
X. li. KAOOETT. !.. M. SPEIGHTS.
Aug s -?ii
MiK-Hiilvcy Tor Sat?-.
\LL the machinery lvoiiired in thc ma?
nufacture ol' COTTON OINS. G HAIN
TllKKSHEKS. AC.. p< rf? oily rn-,., ami iii
complete running or? 1er. c. ?iiist i?:g nf
ON'". Eil.HT IIOPSK POWER STE^M
K.M. INK. with Boiler, Shafting, Tub-vs,
J?clts. Ac. c miph te.
One Iron Planer,
" Wood Planer,
" 'I urning bathe,
" Corn Mill.
'. Sinai! ? 'irclllar Saw.
This um.-hiui r;. has n<-ver been used: is
near l lu- < treeiix ?ll?- a nd i in bia Ka dread,
and can be pinchas -.I cheap thc owner
having bc?-n 'oiled in the war. It can either
he removed or th.- building anil land ran be
rent?.?! ami the business, h-ng established,
cont inned. Address
i '. E. CHI CHESTER,
Kcal K-datc Ib-ok.-r, Charleston.
C- ES. Chichester"
BKA!, IWTJTK UKOKKU,
is uno m STU KI-IT, ru A U LESION.
VGENT lor thc purchase and sal. of
. lt EAL ESTATE in any of thc Southern
Stati-s.
Al.so.
For the REPAIRING, RENTING. ?vc, of
cit> pr iperty.
owners ?d' p-opcrty in Charleston, un?
avoidably detained tn thc upcountry, can
have their property taken care of and
^promptly a tf ..niicd to by sending to above
I a Power ot' Attorney, to assume control of
' thc sam.-, until th?-owner's return. Infor
i illation as to thc condition of property in
j jurel by sholls, and oth.-rwiao, wiih |.roha
! hh expense ot' repair; cg. sent on application.
i ii' Wa.iled to ptuvhasc, tor parties
j S'-, ! il"; ?lives! limul of Ke;il Estate, in South
? Carol na. M vera'. PLAN i ATIONS. in woik
: ing onl.-r. in thc upp?r portion of the State.
? Willis &, Chisolm,
I Ki? el o vs, <'m:im?ss?o?i M. r? li:ints,
. I Xh SI ! J m I Xi I .\<: EX 'I'S. *
OI KI. K, MII.I s UiUTSK,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
' K. wit.i tr.. A. a. cinsoi.M.
j l\"r! KI. atti iiil tn tho purchase, sale ami
! TY shiomcni (to mn mn and donii'stic
I ports) , f COTTON, P.?CE, LUMBER,
! NAVA!, STORES; tn the collection of Bra ft s,
. Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con
! siglllUetltS of Vessels solicited.
KKFKItS To:
Messrs. John Fraser A Co., Charleston
s.e.
! Me: srs. Geo. W. Williams A Co., Charles?
ton. S. ( '.
j M< srs. George A. Hoph-v A Co., Chiirles
! toa, S. C.
j Georg-- Schley.'Esq., Augusta, Ga.
Messrs. ( lark. I lodge ,\ Co., New York.
I .Messrs. Murrav A Nephew, " "
j M. E. W.'C?ark A ('.'."Philadelphia,
I Messrs. Pendergast, l'on wick &? Co., Bal?
timore, Ml.
I Messrs. Sa mu?-1 Harris A: Sons, Baltimore,
I Md. _Aug s 26
Fire- Insurance
j TIPPER & LASE, AGEXTS,
j C//.? ULKSTOX, S. C.
1> EPRESEN i' lio- following first-class and
\ iiin'.oubt-.'tl companies of Now York
j 1 'V.Y'I i;l i V INSURANCE COMPANY.
P1IOKN1N FIRE INSURANCECOMP'NY,
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
\. ;'i ?in aggi'i'gatc cash capital of over
I FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Risks tai,, n on liberal terms, and losses
prompt b paid in Charleston.
I A;.- '.:.-'st mas fruin the interior must be
I accompanied by a plat, and full description
i ol' thc property to be insured, showing all
extol md exposures to lire,
j s. Y. TUPPER. A. A. LANE.
THAIvriTfiX'S STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
7! EAST HA )', C?A H LESION, S. C.,
"ITTHdjgivc attention to the forwarding
W of COTTON 0, N, w Vei k ami Europe,
and will imo ?\, and forward goods from
abroad consigned to parties in thc interior
of this State. Advances made on produce
consigned to Arthur I .cary, Esq., New York.
A full stock of GROCER!ESalw; /son hand
and for sale at the lowest market raies.
Fay Brothers' SURERIOR FAMILY SOAP,
in'.mart.'", lia!?'.and whole boxes, can be
! .hin.n fl in .uv nuantitv Al factorv prices.
iLnctioii Sales.
BY m'RBEC WALTER.
THIS DAV, August 10, at "J? o'clock, will, bi?
suki, at bur ?fiiuc,
Dnreans, Chans, Mattress, Cradle, Feed
Cutter, Louuge, Stoves, Tables, buckets,
Plates, i'ir-bes. Wine (Hasses, J tigs, Lamps,
Carpets, Books, Pots, Pans, Lags, Looking
Glauses, largo Boiler, Ac. _ Aug lu 1
Fine Bu'j'JU Ilurness.
Itv JACOB L.EVIX.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, I will sell,
A tinely finished Top Buggy and Harness,
in lino order. Salo positive. . Aug 10 1
Sale of Homes ant). Wagons,
BY a At OB LE YIN.
T1I?.S MORNING, Kith instant, before my
.-torc, t will sell.
7 extra good SADDLE AND HARNESS
HOUSES.
.2 light TWO-HORSE WAGONS.
1 light SPRING WAC!ON. AuglO 2
Columbia Gas Light Stockholder's'
Assessment.
rilHE subscriber is now nady .io receive
1 the above at his ?-hice, corner of Plain
and Asscmblv .-t r< els. l'a vment is required
on or bet?re "MONDA V, the. 14th inst.
Aug ti JACOB LEVIN.
Zealy, Scott & Bruns,
ASSEMBLY STREET.
Flour, Xcard, Bacon.
^-.r-5.000 lbs. superior Western
f^^FLOUE.
It^ybjidl I.i">t' li'-', choice BACON.
V\J^OI|f (.no lbs. Kentucky LEAF
Kills prime (?esl?en BUTTER,
.lusl reci ivcil ami in store, together with
relierai assort m.ul of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
?h\Ul AR TS CLES j
.'.e.. .Vc.. A e.
Poi- sah- lo MELVIN M. COHEN.
Assembly stn-, i. West- nido,
Attg7nith2 One door from Pendleton.
40, 40, 40.
I)EIME FRESH BUTTER.
1.1'.A F LA.RD. For 40 cents por
p.unil. at the
Cb.eap Store.
Aug'.?_:t
ZE?LY, SCOTTr?W\S,~
Assembly Street.
Aug !) ::
3 ? ~
! liAHS, SHOULDERS AND BACON.
! 1,000 ,^:,!;r:;:;x' -
i Aug '.I :; CHEAP STORE.
Wagon for Sale.
ONE Fol il Oh" FIVE HORSE WAGON,
nearh new, '.\hh Bod j and Iron Axles,
I suitable for harding goods or lumber. Ap
plv t.. RICHARD O'NEALE.
I Aug S :?*
(Sne"sors to HotehUiss, Fenner & Bennett,)
COM. MERCHANTS,
40 VESSEY STREET, SEW Yo RE,
AND
MEMPHIS, TEN NESSI". E.
TJIOS. FEXXElt, II. I'.l'.NNl'.TT, 11. W. BOWMAN.
Mil. T. A." TOBIN, who wa s-for a length
. of thu. connected with the old firm of
Hotelikiss, Fernier & Bennett, bas an inter?
est in tin- present linn, and will devote Ina
attention principally to tlc- State of South
Carolina. ?Ks address will be ('huton,
Emitens District. Aug ! Imo
Kol icc.-C3iiirital>lc A ppcul.
mHE ladies ol' tin- URSULINE CONVENT
..L and ACADEMY are anxious to rebuild,
as speedily as possil>Io, tin edifice suitable
for th? ir Monastery and Institute, theirs
having been burned in thc general confla?
gration of Columbia hythe United States
Army, under (icm Sherman. 0:1 the night of
February 17th. And while they an- far
from pressing their necessities on their fcl
low-sntferers of the South, will gratefully
receive any contributions which the friends
of cdiicatioii and religion may donate them
for mis excellent Work. Hem it 1 alices may
be made through the Express Company.
Please address
rill; MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Ursuline Convent awl Academy,
Care in-. John Lynch. Columbia, S*. C.
Aug '1 Imo
BE t ~^&BK
rp H F subscriber will open THIS MORN
JL IN( i, in addition to his stock ot' < ; !;i >
< ' li ! ; I P.S. ;.: his s t..re. corner of Canillen a nil
Bull streets, building formerly lined a.- tic;
ripper ration house, a-n assortment of ult?
( lt ii )I >S, consisting of
PRINTS, Bl.EU HED SHIRTING,
IRISH LINEN RUSSIAN DIAPER,
LINEN TOWELS, GRENADINE VEILS,
L. C. Handkerchiefs, White Cotton Hose.
Hooks and Lye-.. Hoop Skirts, Suspenders,
Ball Cord, < tc. etc.
Aug s 2? RIOTED CALDWELL.
ZEAIY, SC0?? & BRIA'S,
AS3EMDL Y STU LET.
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