The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 08, 1865, Image 1
THE DAILY W F IHK NIX.
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BY J. A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., FRIDAY MORHTPTG, SEPTEMBER S, 1865. VOL. L-ftO.13?^
THE JPHONIX
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, AND THE
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BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
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"HLTSOTTEE "~&W,~
Auctioneers, General Com. Agents
and Exchange Brokers,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
VNY business entrusted to them will re?
ceive prompt attention.
liOLD, SILVEU, SECURITIES and BAN Iv
NOTES bought and sohl.
liefer to Messrs. WILLIS A CHISOLM
and Messrs. JOHN F BASEE A Co., Charles?
ton. S. C.
GEOBGE SCI?LEY. Esq., and Messrs. F.
C. BABBE1? ? CO.. Augusta, Ga.
Messrs. STENHOUSE A MoCAULEY,
Ch:*lotte. N. C.
Office fir (lie present al Messrs. Zcaly,
Scott A bruns. * Aug Hi tit nix
A K^SOLOMON,
General Commission Merchant.
Scootnl Iti'orfrom Shicer //ouse, Plain street,
COLUMBIA,- S. C.,
DKAk*r,lt ?ti for? ign and domestic mer?
chandize. Thc Jiighest market price
paid for COTTON and COUNTRY l*Kt >
jil'CK ingold or currency. Cotisiginueiits
solicited, which will receive my usual prompt
attention, liefer to
<!. lt. Crump A Co., Augusta, Ga_,
La Koche A Gell. Savannah. > ia..
Gibbon & Co" Charleston, S. C.f
Koopman A Phelps, Charlotte, N. C\
Fuller* Wilkerson. Leashurg, N. C.,
J?. I', Kichardson. Pe Hi-ville. N. C.,
.lames K. Lea, Yanceyvillc. N. C.,
Chambers ?Sr I'atrick, Danville, Ya.,
' Brownly ,v Co., Petersburg, Ya.,
Kent. Paine A Co. Richmond, Ya.
Aug 4 fs27_*_
DAVIDSON "COLLEGE,
CHA it LOTTI:, N. C.
fltlTE exercises of the College, and of the
_|. Preparatory Department connected
with it. will he resumed on thc 28th of SEP?
TEMBER.
As a measure'necessary to the support of
thc Institution in the existing derangement
of its linamfks, the Board of Trustees have
suspended, for twelve months, the privilege
of using Scholarships in thc payment of
tuition.
Tuition ?20 for the session of live months,
and Board ill) per month- payable in ad?
vance, in specie, or its equivalent in curren?
cy or provisions.
' lt is desirable that Students should bring
with them such books as they may requin-;
also such articles of furniture for their
rooms.as they may be able to transport.?
?Por other particulars address the subscri?
ber, to the care (for the nrcsont) of Dr. E.
NYC Hutchison, Charlotte.
J. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Aug 22 Imo President.
COLUMBIA,
THE undersigned, bavins lensed
tin- LARGE and COMMODIOUS
?BUILDING known as Gie "Columbia
Methodist female College," will open it asa
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, on September 7.
T. S. NICKERSON, Proprietor.
?#3~ Tapers throughout the State-insert
twice a week for five weeks, and send bills
to t his oilier. Aug 17
Office Gen. Sup. W. and M. R. E.,
WILMINGTON. N. C., Afc. 24, 1803.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after SUNDAY. 27th, daily trains
will run over the Wilmington and Man?
chester Itailroud, between Kingsville and
Wilmington, as follows:
Leave Kingsville daily at.7.35 p. m.
'* Wilmington " at.ti.OO a. m.
Arrive Kingsville " at.1.25 a. m.
" Wilmington'* at.3.05p. m.
There is daily communication North by
rail from'Wilmington, and semi-weekly by
steamer. These trains connect with trains
on tilt; North-eastern Railroad, Chcraw and
Darlington Railroad and Wilmington ami
Weldon Railroad. There is a line of stages
between Sumter and Camden Connecting
?ith these trains.
JIENRY M. DUANE,
Mtg ?8 bi General Sup<.nytendcnt.
Orlando Z" Bates
RESPECTFULLY .informs his fumier
customers and friends, and the public
in general, that he bas established huns,-If
on the corner of Gates and Washington
streets-une square South of the Shiver
House-where ne has opened, and oilers
for sale, the following new and carefully
purchased GOCDS, viz:
.SUGARS, COFFEE, TEA, ,
Soda Biscuit, Boston Crackers, Butter,
Flour, Soap, Starch, Cooking Soda,
Washing Soda, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Candles, Codfish, Mackerel, Cheese,
Ground Pepper, London Mustard,
Mason's Challenge Blacking,
Mason's Black Writing Ink, Sardines,
Fish Hooks, Matches, Brooms, Buwkets,
Washboards, Corn, G. D. Gaps.
Waterproof Caps, Tobacco, Padlocks, etc..
All of which must and will bc sold as cheap
as the cheapest. Sept 2 6
Drug Store
For Sale.
THE STOCK and FIXTURES ?,r a whole?
sale and retail DRUG STORE, in the
town of Newberry, S. C.. prominently situ?
ated, and of good patronage, will be sold at
a bargain, if applied for soon.
Satisfactory reasons assigned for selling.
Address Box 88, Newberrv, S. C. i
s. pt t_'__*o I
?OISE AXD SIGN PANTING!
rilHL subscriber is now prepared to take
_L contracts Tor HOUSE, SIGN and JOB
PAINTING: also GLAZING. All work'doue
with neatness and upon the most reasona?
ble terms. Orders left at TOWNSEND A
NORTH'S Bookstore will receive, prompt
attention. JOS. A. HINES,
aug 30 wfi
?-?- . - .
School.
miIl->xore?sosofMlSSSlL\Nl)"S SCHOOL
1 will be continued ns heretofore. Terms,
Ac, made known on application to her "at j
her residence, South side of College Cam- !
pus. aug :>0 \vf2\v2 j
The Thorough-bred Stallion
BOURBON, by imported Glenroe, I
?^BkflgNf. out of Flcur-de-Lis. (the dam also j
Jffl^SiJof Censor,) will make his FALL
-Al-CL-SEASON at Columbia and the. Pork.
TKITJIS. -Thirty-five dollars ($35) in upu- i
eic, or it? equivalent in greenbacks,
aug 30 wfS
JUST RECEIVED B? ~
AT HIS RESIDENCE,
Comer BL indi ny und Hull Streets,
JTUNK CORSKTTS, Black SEWING SILK,
1 Ladies' BUCK GAUNTLETTS and
GLOVES. ?
Eadie*' White KID GLOVES.
Ladies'?'Mourning *uid Emb'd H'DK'FS.
SILVER THIMBLES, SCISSORS.
Kev Rings, Crape Golla^
Cologne, (pure and lineT
Lubin's Extracts, Pomade.
Butterfly Cravats, China Dolls.
Fancy Tuck Combs.
Black Flax Thread, Satinets..
Cassimcre, for suits.
Embroidery Cotton, Silk (doyes.
Silk Tissue, for veils.
Bleached Shirting, Leather bolts.
DeBego, for travelling dresses.
Ladies' Merino Vests.
Low-priced Ladies" Hose.
Fancy Vt\st and Press Duttons. ' rr,
Diaper Pins, Agate Buttons.
Gent's Linen Collars, Matches.
Black and Colored Silk Belting.
Brooms, Black and Green Tea.
Spool ? 'otton. all numbers.
Mourning Calico.
Bovs' Half Hose, Felt Hats.
Ruta Daga Turnip Seed, Ac. Aug 22 1
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
ALARGE assortment of the above, just
received, at low prices,
aug :5U ZEALY, SCOUT A BRUNS. ^
UNIVERSITY^OF VIRGINIA.
THE next session of this institution I
(which was never discontinued during I
the war) will commence, as usual, October j
1, 1805, and end .fitly -1, lKlKJ.
The institution is organized into ehren ]
distinct schools, with as many Professors.
Six of thc schools are .Aoadctnies.?(bcsides
that, of Chemistry, which, is also Medical;) '
four belong to the Medical and one to tho j
Law Department.
Thc College expenses, for the 'session of j
nine months, will be from $320 to $350. ex- !
elusive of text books, <>f which mun about
$215 will be required upon admission, mid
thu rest between that time and the 1st of
April. For further information, apply to
S. MAVPIN, Chairmau Faculty.
' Post Office-"University of Virginia."
aug 28 _t5*
\V. lt. JOHNSTON,
Magistrate,
1 OjRce on l'ickcu? street East emt <;/' Lady, i
WILL attend to all official business I
brought before him; will also attend :
j to drawing nj) Dcuds, Conveyances, Mort
I gages, ContraetsJ .iud otbor ordinary legal I
I instruments ot' writing. Fair copies ot any !
document executed with neatness ?iud de
' irpaich, August 1 I
Sonic interesting experiments have
just been marie afc L'Orient, <m board
the French frigate Coligny, the object
of which is to utilize the electric light
at sea. By ricans of a submarine
reflector, tue water was illuminated to
a great depth, so that it was possible
to look down from the deck and see
the fish, attracted by tim light, swim?
ming round the lamp as if in an aqua?
rium. A kind of diving-bell, with a
larg glass eye on one side, and ar?
ranged to supply air to a diver, was
also let-down to a .depth of thirty
eight fathoms. Ivy means of this
apparatus, it will be easy to inspect
submarine constructions, to tish coral,
&c., and recover wTccked property.
Signals were likewise exchanged, by
means of the electric light, between
the Coligny and tho Semaphore off
Belle Isle. These? different npplica-,
tiona of the electric light were made,
in the presence of a military commis?
sion, by the inventor, ]\L Bazin, civil
engiiioer, of Angers, and were found
to give satisfactory results.
MIXED METAPHOR.-A most amus?
ing iustance ot this very common
violation of tho rules of taste occurred
recently in tho Court of Conciliation,
(or Court of Aggravation,tis an indig- ?
nant lady friend who had lost her suit
there-called it.) Ono of the learned
counsel, in his address to the Court,
perpetrated the following: "The gen?
tleman is ?ill wrong, your houors
there is great cry und little wool-but
he hus the wrong /?/'/ by tire earl"
The gravity of tho. bench was de?
stroy rd.
This Ls almost equal to" Sir Boyle
Roche's famous one in the House of
Commons-"Mr. Speaker, I smell a
rut; 1 seo bim'flying through the .-ir;
T will vet nip bim in ibo bm\,"
Sir Boyle onco said, urging an agri?
cultural un-usure, that "it would moke
the barrel' bills fruitful valleys."
The great fair of Lcipsic this year
attains its hundredth anniversary,
bavin;; been established in 17G5. Be?
fore that year, the fair was visited by
numerous booksellers from all parts
of Germany, but Frankfort was then
the great emporium of the book trade,
especially for foreigners. At present,
the German booksellers send their
books to their different correspond?
ents ns tliey appear, and meet at Lcip?
sic fair to balance the accounts' of
sales during the year. ^
DEATH AND SUFFERING AT SKA.-Tho
Liverpool Mercury, of the 17th ult.,
contains an account of the sinking in
March last of the skip Sam Dunning,
from Rangoon for Liverpool. Out of
a crew of thirty-one men, only six
survived. These survivors kept afloat
on a raft for several days, enduring
terrible sufferings. They had to eat
leather belts and pitch out of thc
seams, and to drink sea "water.
CARD.
Fielding & Pope,
VTTORNEYS AT LAW and SOLICITORS
IN EQUTTY, will practice in ?he Courts
of I.aw and Equity in tlie Districts of Rich?
land, Ncwbcrrv, Edgcfield and Orangebnrg.
.Office for thc present ai West College Build?
ing, Ward No. 3, (np-stairs.) . '
ar?r AU claims against the Government
attended to and forwarded."
E. W. PICKLING,
Sept fi wf JOS. PAN E POPE.
WMJM ?T#'K3Ex
aug 30 HEALY," SCOTT & URUNS
Cottage for Sale.
VNEAT LITTLE COTTAGE, on Laurel
street, between Barnwell and Hender?
son streets, will ba sohl low, if applii d for
?mmodiaiclv. For terms. ?Vi-., applv to
Sept 5 :;** DURDEC ?V WALTER.
LAWE3E?NC?7
BALDWIN
* & CO
BANKERS WD BROKERS, ''
NO. 70 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
(1 OVERNMENT SECURITIES and other
T STOCKS. CONUS, Ac, bought and
sohl on commission.
DEWITT < . LAWRENCE, member N. Y.
nf >". ;.: Exchange.
SIMEON IftUL.DWIS', Ju., member N. Y.
!Yue., um and Mining [kitted.
CVF FS.T. LAWRENCE. ( W Al A. HALSTED.
' Si o'. I 0u;o
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South Carolina Prisoners Died in Hospital,
POINT LOOKOUT, JS?ARYLAND,
--*r?-?- 111 . '- - ?
NAME- . ww CO._REGIMENT. DATE OF I>EATH. .
A. Abercrombie.> ?. -B.1st Cavalry.January 22, 1804
R. H. Ashley.G.1st Cavalry.August 28, 1864
F. R. Avant.V . ..A.21st...,.January 15, 1865
J. W. Arant.A..? .. -Stir Cavalry..February 21, 1865
W. A. Bradford..A.3d... :_February 17, 1864
S. W. Bell.A.. :.. .1st Cavalry .June 17, 1864
W. Biter.C...... .22(1.July 1, 1864
M. Boren.F..... .22d.July 4, 1864
E. H. Bridges..._B..... .27th..July 25, 1864
B. Balleutine.-*>.'- .. . -4th Cavalry..July 22, 1864 .
W. H. Bell.H.7tb." . .July 24, lot>4 *
J. C. Blackman._F..... .4th Cavalry.August 18, 1S64
J. J. Ball.D.27tb. :.December 10, 1804
T. K. Brice.F.1st.February 23, 1805 .
J. Battcnbaugh.F.15th. .Mardi 23, 1805
A. J. Bell.?.H.. ... .12tb.March 5, 1865
Joseph Barton.K.Hampton Legion.March 12, 18?5
J. H. Blackburn.G.7tli Cavalry..March 8, 1805
J. M. Bxirten.?_C.1st...April 10, 1805
- Buchhalter. .*..White's Bat'n Art'y-April 17f 18(55
David Brown.G.25th.May 7, 1805
A. Baneum.?.20th.May 16, 1805
John Beverly, *..K.11th.. :.April 21, 1805
Thomas "Blocker.K.1st...May 25, 1805
Elijah Bigham.:. A.17th.May 25, 1805
J. F. Brunt.C.19th.May 30, 1805
J. J. Bowers.H_'. .Hoicombc Legion.June 2, 1805
Robert Cobb.K.12th.April 21, 1864
J. D. Castleman.1.20th.June 10, lhT04 *
E. (). Collins.F.1st.September'll, 1S64
H. M. Cunningham.K.3d.January 7, 1865
J. L. Crowder.F.20th.December 20, 1864
J. M. Canthcm.D.7th Bat'n.February 27, 1865
Corp. S. G. Cain.C.20th.v.March 15, 18(55
J. M. Campbell.D..0th Cavalry.April I? 1865
Samuel Cox.D.15th Militia.April 20, 1865
Sergt. ii. G. Caldwell.K.17th......April 30, 1805
A. D. Ciirrenec.F.17th.May 7,1805
W. J. <:ook.C.15th.May 15,7805
A. F. Cammack.E.15th.May 21, 1805
J. P. Davis.K.Holcombe Legion..... ..June 5, 1801
t. W. Doby.H.7th Cavalry.July 28, 1864
John Dcor.G.11th/.July 31, 1864
Allen Dav.C.1th Cavalry.'.August 14, 1864
H. Davenport.G.24th.September i), 1804
11. R. Davis... . . '.II.1st Artillery.September 13, 1804 *
J. li, Davis..'. .E.6th.September 15, 1804 t
F. B. Dixoii.G.14th....January 20, 1805
J. I. Dooley.H.20th_:.March 20, 1805
.1. C. Dodson.D.22d.'..March 5, 1805
E. G. Daniels.'.. .G.7th Bat'n..'. .April li), 1805
Joel Driggers.C... .t .11th.May 7, 1805
E. W. Davis.1.23d. ...*.May 20, 1805
E. Elmore.A.21st.?Tay 15, 1805
J. English.... ,.G.23d...May 17, 1805 *
H. H. Ellis.E.0th_..May 22,1805
George Fegle.1.15th.July 27, 1804
A. C. Frierson.K..... .4th Cavalry..July 29, 1804
J. Faulk.L.7th.August 12, 1804
A. Franklin.A.22d.December 0, 1804
J. W. Falkenberry.G.2d.January 17, 1805
S. J. Finlay.B.3d.February 8, 1805
E. D. Frick.C.?Oth.February 20, 1865
J. F. Fry.H.20th.....March 18, 1805
John A. Fumier.C.Otb Bat'n.April 4, 1805
W. ll. Fowler.\ . .E.18th.April 22, 1805
A. J. Foster.D... *..Palmetto Sharp-sh'rs. ..April 20, 1865
D. A. Fctner.B.7th Cavalry.May 2, 18(55
E. Floyd.,.B.1st Artillery.May 4, 1805
J. Farmer.B:.27th.May 1, 1805
C.. H. Fogle.1.2d Artillery.May 2, 1805
John'P. French.A.Holcombe Legion.,.May 18, 1S05
J. EfGricu..B.14th.November 5, 1864
W. J. Ci miter.."M.7th.December 26, 1801
Alexander Goodwin.D.21st.October 17, 1864
E. B. Garrett.D.27th. February ll, 1865
J. P. Gaines.A.22d....February ll, 18W5
A. M. Grambling.B.20th.March 18, 1805
.J, W. Godfrey.C.Holcombe Legion.April 1, 18(55
Aaron C. Gibson.F.20th.April 28, 18(55
John S. Gibson.L.21st.May 0, 18(55
Edward Garland.F.7th Cavalry.May 30, 1865
J. Halls.K..21st.January 8, 1801 ft
H. B. Horton.K.Holcombe Legion.July 3, 1861
E. D. Houk.F.25th.August 5, 1804
A. B. Uamby.C.27th.: . - - August 18, 18(5-1
W. R. Honman..F.25th.September 13, 1801
PW. H. Hendrick.C.22d.Octobei 27-y 1804
I (l-T. Heaton.H.ll th.December 4, 1804
TT C. Hart.G.27th.December 10, 1804
H. Hutchinson.G.(5th Cavalry.January 8, 18(55
A. F. Haddon-..~ . .G..1st Rifles.February 9, 1805
< John Hand.B.7th Cavalry.March 0, 1805
1 W. J. Hoiss.K.11th.- - March 21, 1805
I G. W. Horvey.Xi.22d., . -March 31, 1805
: L. B. Haynes.B.27th.April 3, 18(55
I 'JJ. Hin.E.7th Cavalry.-April ('?,.1865
W. S. 1 larrit ou.K.1st..*.April 13, 18(55
J. Haines.G.27th.April. 8, 1865
I A. S. Hughes.C.19th. April 24, 1865
J. Hunter.B.'.15th.April. 10, 1805
I T. S. Harris.? .. E.2d Artillery.April 27, 1805
I H. flughes.C.hst Reserves.April 18, 18(55
! George il. Hearsoy.F.fst Artillery.May 8, 1865
I Martin Harris.K.Holcombe Legion.May $3, 1S05
I W. S. Harman.H.Holcombe Legion..-May 12, 18(55
I U. 8.. Hunt...: . E. .... - 3<1. .May 25, 1805
T. P. Justice.JJ*.52d. .. August 20. 180-1
A. F. James.B.17th .October27,.1804
I William Joncy.B.23d. Octobei' 28.. 1801 .
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