The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 06, 1866, Image 1
BY JULIAN A. SELBY. COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, .TITXE G. 1800. VOLUME ii-NO. 67
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THE PHONIX,
PU15LISHF.D DAILY AND TUT-WEEKLY. '
tm GLEANER,
EVERY WEDNESDAY MOUN1NO.
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
STATU AND CITY PRINTER.
TERMS -IN A I) VA NCR.
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the n antill or year.
a? - Special notices 10 cents a line.
A CENTS.
S. P. Kinard, Newberry.
Samuel Drouth Ut, Greenville C. ll.
Wm. Mooro, Abbeville C. ll.
Julius l'oppc, Anderson C. IT.
*\Vliat a Stranger Sets in Congress
on Saturdays.
* * The ball is rather sombro,
Tlaylight struggling in drearily from
the top; but even tho light of a Juli
day malees the gilding glare painfully.
Ho observes the two little flags over
tho Speaker's head, and luis taken his
seat before perceiving that a man is
on his legs, behind one of those little
gingerbread desks, haranguing tho
House. He cannot hoar a word ho
says, partly because the man docs not
talk loud enough, but chielly because
no one is paying auy attention to
him. But few members are in their
seats, and those are busy writing, au
exercise that they vary with another
that somewhat amajws onr friend. He
tries vainly, and would like to catch
a word or two of a speech that seems
to elicit such terriblo;applause. Tho
members are constantly clapping their
hands with great but not prolonged
energy, at which littlo hobgoblin
pages spring about, running as if to
relieve each surcharged member of
his enthusiasm; and our friend gra?
dually discovers that the hand-clap?
ping is not applause, but a mode of
summoning the pages.
He gazes in bewilderment on the
Babel before him. Tho mun is read?
ing his speech, and does so from a
printed copy, as if ho were paid by
the line for it. The pages skip about.
The members clap their hands. Peo?
ple come in and look at the show with
stoical ar>athy, and then go ont again.
The man finishes his reading and sits
down. Another mau gets up and
commences the same performance.
The members go out, until not over
a dozen of thom are left. The man
is reading his speech. Ho does nut
do it very glibly; ho does not do it as
if he expected to gain anything by
it. Some humane friend comes to
his rescue with a motion; by parlia?
mentary fiction the speech is con?
sidered delivered, and printed with
the proceedings; and as many copies
as the orator likes to pay for may be |
stuffed into the glory of a buff on- j
velope and franked to a wondering j
constituency in his "district."
It may be a necessity in thc econo?
my of tho great parliamentary whale
that it come up to the surface and
blow off, and then go down again. If
it could be entirely restricted to the
Saturdays, it would bo better; one
day m six is, after all, not a great
deal to devote to parliamentary non?
sense. Making a speech is considered
the destiny of our politicians. The
member who should not succeed in
going through the operation just de?
scribed at least once in each session,
and franking home many thousand
dirty-looking little pamphlets as evi?
dence, would be considered an niter !
failure-a fraud upon the public: lt
makes no difference that ho has no?
thing to say. It makes still less that
no one wants to listou to him. At t lie
close of his "catechism" some loader
of the House may be kind enough to
shake him by the hand and congratu?
late hint QU his "speech," but even
the most verdaut member is not un?
sophisticated enough to believes thal
it bad any effect on anybody. It isa
very broad farce and a very shallow
one. Each Saturday geLs rid of half
a dozen of these orators.
[Nar York Ndion.
A gentleman now living in Nor?
wich, New York, had bis pocket pick?
ed thirty-three yeara ago ol* At
intervals of thirteen, sevo itoen and
three years he has received thc whole
amount back in mysterious instal?
ments by mail, witli requests to for?
give the theft. Tho robbed gentle?
man is now eighty-seven years old.
Tho consumption of champagne an?
nually in tho different countries is
thus sot forth by a Kreuch writer: lu
America, 10,000,000 bottles; England,
5,000,000; India, 5,000,000; France,
2,500,000; Germany, 1,500,000. Th
other countries make np.a grand total
of about 30,000,000 bottles.
Diptheria is killing off the hons in
tomo pr ts of Maine
IMPORTANT I>ECrSION ItESPECTlNO
AMERICAN PROPERTY OWNERS T.KV
OATKTJ TN A FoREION COUNTRY.-Til
thc lalo United States and Colombia
Commission, thc case of Augustus C.
Fvetz involved a question so impor
tant as to excite general discussion
? among tho diplomats. Itwas argued
by Mr. S. S. Cox for tho claimant,
an tl by Mr. Carlisle for Colombia,
anti subsequently, on a difference of
opinion between the Commissioners,
it was argued in printed brief by Col.
Biddle, Commissioner for the United
States, and Gen. Salzar, Commis?
sioner for Colombia, and tho umpire,
Sir Frederick Bruce, has decided
that Fretz, though holding property
on the Isthmus of Panama, was a
citizen of the United States for tho
purposes of the eoiiTcntion. Ho
owned the Ocean Hotel on the Isth?
mus, which was destroyed by thc
famous riot of April 1G, 1850, and it
was urp;ed that the temporary resi?
dence there and the ownership ol
real estate gave color to his nation?
ality, and made him a New Granadiau
citizen. His original domicil was in
tho United States, and it was held bj
tho claimant's counsel Unit Freto
never abandoned it; that he conti
nued his residence in Pennsylvania,
where he was boru, even when ht
had his place of business in Sai
Francisco, and that he never dwelt ii
Panama, but was onlj* there as ai
agent of a eompanj- domicile 1 else
whore. The umpire decided that In
was an American citizen, and that lu
was entitled to compensation for th
destruction of his property, of what
ever description -thc more so as tba
property was intimately connected
and supplementary to the neeessitic
created by the transit route-the pre
serration of good order and pcac
along which route tho Republic o
New Granada declares to bo tho fonr
dation of its liability in this class ?.
cases. To a share of that protectio
and to compensation for damages rt
suiting from the want of it, this hob
property is equitably entitled. Th
umpire quoted the case of Paofies,
British subject, whose house in Greec
I was destroyed, and held that ow ne:
' ship o? the house, coupled with lou
! residence, did not render him, coi
j stmctively, a subject of Greece as i
! matters affecting that property, m
deprive him of tho right of prote
! tion and full compensation which 1
claimed as a British subject.
A CURIOUS CASE IN NEW YORK. -
singular ease came up before the S
preme Court, in New York, the otb
day, on tho motion of a defenda:
mtraed Lydden, to set asido a cou fe
sion of judgment made to Marks
Cohen. The defendant swore lie w
in business as a tailor at Faetoryvill
! Tjong Island, and had dealt with ti
I plaint ?tis. wholesale clothiers in tl
city; that, on the 10th of April la;
Collen, ono of the 'ritifis, indue
i him to come to tin y, and wb
there decoyed him nit o a police si
tion-houso, which ho represented
bo a hotel; that ho there told hi
his salesman had robbed him, (plai
tiff,) and had given thc defenda
largo quantities of the stolen goo?
and unless he paid him the sum
j Si,OOO, he would expose him n:
! ruin his credit in Now York; tl
I after detaining him in custody un
12 o'clock at night, a policeman v
sent to sleep with him at Frene]
hotel, and in the morning ho v
taken to thc oflice of an attorn*
where, as he alleges, under threi
and intimidation, ho sigued soi
papers, the contents of which
never read. He further swears tl
lie was innocent of all complicity w
the salesman, ami had never receiv
any goods but those he liad p
chased.
-?
Miss Frans, author of "Beulah,'
engaged upon a new novel, the sri
of which is laid in Georgia.
Dr. J. C. Nott, of Mobile, is !t
hard at work preparing some v<
important scientific works for
press; among them he is engaged
preparing n compend of the ' Tv
of Mankind," which he thinks y
contain everything essential in
orginal work, and will bo milch m
explicit.
A New York paper states that
widow of f?en. Futon, fornn
Secretary of War, who married, sovi
years ago, an Italian dancing urns
in Washington, named Bnekanini
New York, has bron deserted by li
af ter he had got into his possess
and spent or converted into eu h
her properly, amounting to ?100,<
She had two grand daughters liv
with her, with one of whom her 1:
band has cloped ami gone to Kure
A dashing "Southern with
>recMiitly inveigled :. lucky >
Yorker into marriage. She made
?money Hy, involved him in il?
dovelopcd lo him the fact that
was a demirep, and tuft Uer p?
mour was in possesion ol' mod of
fuuds. Result: .Now Yorker n
lunatic asylum as crazy aa a loon
SPECIAL NOTT CES.
THE Committee appointed by tho citi?
zens-of Colombia to collect testimony coo?
ee rn big thc burning of tho city in Feb?
ruary, 18C5, request all persone, more
particularly those at a distance, wbo have
knowledge ol facta relating thereto, to
send affidavits, as soon as possible, to thc
undersigned. JAMES I?. CARROLL,
May 20 Chairman.
MAKKIACK AM> CRM BAC Y; Ali
Estgiy of Warning and lust ruction for
Young Meu. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prostrate tho vital powers, with sure
means of relief. Kent tri '' of charge in
sealed lotter envelopes. Address Dr. J.
SKlLIdN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa?
tion, Philadelphia, l'a. Aprd El ?Imo
COLGATE'S HON F.> s*>.\l\
This celebrated Toil? ? Soap, in in U
universal demand, is made from Ute
choicest materials, is milli and emol?
lient in its nature, fragrantly sx nliil,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the sKin. L'or salo by all Druggists
and fancy Goods Dealers.
March 28 ly
BATCHKI.OR'S H .M It l>1? K.
Tho Original and Lest in the World.
The only true and pYiTccl ?I AI lt DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces immediately a splendid black or
natural Brown, without injuring tho han
or skin. Remedies the ill effects ?d' bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. Tho genuine
is sigued William A. Hatch- lor. Al -o, UK
GENERATING EXTRACT OE Mil.bi:
FLEURS, for lb-storing and Beautifying
the Hair. CHAULES HATCH ELOl?.
Oct 25 ly New York.
Notice to Owners of Goats and Swine.
IJARTTES who own any of tho ahoy
mentioned animals, are notified (hat
all Goats and Swine found running at lar;.'
in tho street.! of Columbia, on and after
thc Sth inst., wilt he seized by the (wilie?
and impounded in the lot near the C.uard
House. THEO. STAKE. Mayor.
June 5
NOTICE.
MAYOR'S OFFICE,
COI.I;MUIA, .Juno "J, istiii.
?JV)R thc information of persons who
may he ignorant of the laws id' I In
city, and to prevent any further violation
of saitl laws herein mentioned, the follow
ing Ordinances aro republished:
" ii?; it onbxiiod, Thal Lt shall iud bc btw
fill to drive any wagon^rarl "r other car?
riage, or ride or lead am horse across or
1 upon any open brick drain, u u !i i:i the cor?
porate hunts of thc city ol'Columbia, i .
cent at the bridges or other places pro?
vided for crossing said .'.rain.-, under a
I penalty not exceeding un my dollar- foi
each and every oU'euee."'
I " JU; it further 'ordained, That it shall not
j he lawful to drive any wagon or other car
! Hage, or ridi- or lead any horse or mule, .-i
j Miller them to stand upon any pavement,
except in cases of absolute necessity; ai '
any person offending hi r- i, shall be sub?
ject to a lino of not less than one, nor mon
than lill v dollars."
.lune r, THEO. STARK, Mavin-.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
< 0LUMB1A, M vv s.K IN;.;.
j Till!E attention of all citizens and n-si
I J. dents of the city ol'Columbia is called
lo the following resolution, adopt cl l>\ I iu
Board of Health, al a meeting held* this
dav:
'/irsulred. That the citizens he requested
I to remove immediately from i heir premi 'es
all. trash, ele., which may endanger lin
general health, and place the same in
I heaps in the streets, tlcd n may lu- tv
I moved by the city carls, on aud after Tm
dav next, preparatory to I he visit ol the
! Ward Committees of tho Boar.I ?.! I leah h
on Saturdav, the'.Uh proximo.
.1. S. MoMAlb >V
May??O Secretary oj -..?. board
A RT 1 Ft GI hL
Legs and Arms.
THE SOUYHESW
\M AM) HUI MUM
H'A VF. established a branch nl?ico and
mann fact or \ at Col n m h ?a, s. C.
Tho improved "AUTOMATIC LEG AND
ARM manufactured by this companv ?ire
unsurpassed by anj in the world.
Our workmen arti praetic.-I artificial I
andar?n makers three of them wearne;
legs of their own manufacture.
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Our
work warranted one year. Call and rv
amine our specimen?, or address
DAN NELLY, MARSHALL A CO.,
Si egel's [Building, Cohunbia, S. ( .
Offices Madison, Ga., Nashville, Tenn..
< 'oliiinbia, S. C. .Mas 'li Imo
TRI-WEEKLY HACK \?l
BETWEEN
LAURENS AND NEWBERRY!
LEAVES Newberry Tm
- *-?- -fia'ulvs- Thursdavs and Satin
fim>?*yov<layw. Persons from below
Newbi ITV wishhig lo take thc
Hack for Laurens, can always secure a seal
on arrival of the Greenville"train, bv irnti
fy mg Dr. ILJ. Kpting, al Newberry , of I he
dav they "Will be up.
The Hack will run in connection willi lin
Laurens Railroad, which will be m opera
I uni as far down as Clinton I nine nul. s i in
a few d.ivs, and bv middle of .lune lo Mai
tin's Depot. T. B. CREWS
Mar ;;i
GUNS, PISTO?.S,
SPORTSMEN'S ACXOTJTKF.MENTS,
A m mxmition !
A? 'SW ami complote assortment just
received.
ALSO,
An elegant assortment of FISHING
T ACKli E Rods, Keels, Roba, Hooks,
Eines. Ac. AL LOW FRICKS.
/'. W. KRA>VI\
?Washington street, opposite old Jail.
?. E. Manufacturing ami repairing
substantially and uoaUv executed.
May 2-; " ly
Notice.--Hor.ses, Mules, Stages, ?Sec.,
for Sale.
::n HEAT) of M TTL RS
and ll ORS ES, six'
Coaches, (nie Hack,
ono Spring and sis.
Road Wagons, liftv tts Harness and on?
line r.uggy for salo on reasonable terms
Sold for wald of usc, re- t hc connections on
tho railroads are finished. Address ute al
Niekorsoif s Hotel or the Shiver House. C <
himbia, s. c. 1?. T. HARVEY.
May :!1 G*
GIBBES & HUGGINS,
ANO
Insurance Agents.
RISKS against Fire taken in the follow?
ing Companies, at fair rates, and no
charge for polices:
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
Hartford. Conti.
NA! IONAL COMPANY,
New Orleans.
(CONTINENTAL COMPANY.
N.-w York.
RALTIO < < iMPANY,
New Volk.
VIRGINIA STATE COMPANY,
Elohim ind.
ME'S RO PO LITAN COMPANY,
New York.
SEN MUTUAL Ct ?MPAM .
New York.
E\C|| VNGE New York and Charil s
ton h. .Ile, h I and sidil: dealers ni Muck..
Runds, Ac. Th?- highest i. iuii?I r??r
Gold, Sih, i* and Rank Not?
JAM ES C. GI PRES, CEO. HIGGINS,
Office Plain street, Columbia, s. C.
May IH "ino
Cutlery! Cutlery!!
.1' tl,,: Si-Jit cf //-?. tlnhlrn l\ttl-I*>rk.
\EELL*ass.'.rtnu nt of Table and Rock? i
CE I I.ERY, srisst IRS. Ac, in store
ami for sal.? low by .lnlIN C. DIAL.
Rooms to Let.
fl MIREE very c.niitn.Klii.us ROOMS, with
I acc..-%s to water and garden, in a ?'ot
;:;.??. < > ) i tin corin I of Senate and .Mal ?un
slr.-, ts, lo l. t. Also, (wo KooMS in out
houses .MI - ii.if premises, with the sallie
prix il. g.-s.
Ap,-Iv !.? J. . EL/.RAI ll LR A C.?., ?ii
\ss.-mbb. slr? ? I, h. lu. , o i'!:.i;i ami Wash?
ington streets, for I'urtluU' iitf??rm:itiou.
May U
SAFES !
HERRING M Pat. ul Champion l ire.
Rm -.hu, 1 ow.I. r and Ramp Prot il
S.\f I?S f..r : ale. The olll\ life pl'ote li?.n
fr?un lin . I can furnish tl.. ? .. Sales, all
sizes, ai manufacturer's prices, freight
ad.I. I. J. li. KINARI?, .V.eiil,
Maj Ri -nm < '.dumlua, S. < '.
NOTICE.
Nr? ? ?'li K is herebv given thal I he . ?.
pul lin Iship Intelv subsisting Lei 'i
.lolIN C. DIAL and'FRANClS M. 1
under th. Iii tu ol' 1)1 AL A Pi ?PE, was ibis
dav dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN
C. DIAL is ant hoi iz? <1 to settle all d. ht
due t.. and Rv I h.- late linn.
JOHN C. RIAL,
May 1, P .V.. E M. POPE.
NOTICE.
mill', snl.scr'il.ei' would r- :.i.-cCMly in
I f..rm the Citizens of tins city id \i
cinitv lli.il be '.Mil e..ulmne Il e eiieral
HARON VRE Pd Si NESS m his "Wn name
and ..ii In. own account, ami hopes fr"
nn ".'it and ri cr i ve a full shale of public pa
Imnat;?' .lolIN i '. RIAL.
May i
COTTON GINS.
fl ll IE niel .igiicd, having completed
1 theil arrangements fur thc manufac
tiu-e ..i lb- I..s, cir j TON GINS e>.r ma?l?;
m tins c.iiiiilrv, aie now prepared t<. rc
.-. iv? ord. rs "jmm plant, r. and nth? rs
wishing to pm . ha-. . The long established
and >\ell km.un reputation of Elliott's
Cotton Cms will, ive hope, he a sufficient
e.uaiaidee thal th?' ai li, le ??ill give i Utile
?alislaelioii. .i. M. 1.1.1.lo l"l A CO.,
Maj lt! '?mo Witiiisbiiro. S. C.
Earthenware.
riii I r .ii!.... i J l -. -1 - i-, m c. .-..ii of a large
I and vai,,d assort rn? nt of l'A RTH EN
WAR K, sititahle tm- hotels, hoar.hm;
house... i. statuants and families.
ALSO,
Packages of Ware for cou nt r\ trade.
\Y. R. SIAM.EV.
May -.''. ?'..in. r I'laiu and Gates sis.
C. H. BALDWIN,
ii ROtl ElVfES ' AX il'" PROVISIONS,
AT I* ft I* C h A i: I' KICKS.
f.; ."r Afuhi tiit'l IWisfiimi/on sir?,!s.
c? ?I.EMRI \. s. c. May Rt ?mo
Thos. P. Walker,
Magistrate and Coroner,
Ullii o in Post Office Kuildino;,
COLUMPIA. S. c. June ::
Grain Cradles. Grain Fans, ?fee.
Mihe Sti/rt <;/ Ihr t.ohli ii Lori..
\FI LL supply of CRAIN t li VOLES,
. Crain l ois. Seville Rlades, Scyllm
Si. -, Eau Wno, biddi. .. Ac, i . store
Slid for -ril.- |..\\ |..r cash.
I Maj '.!?, JOHN C. RIAL."ft
FOR S ALF.
I?MG 11 I EINE4 Ml LES. Apply at tl
Rollie, Mavl:
REDUCTION IN PRICES !
J. Sulzbacher & Go.
INTEND TO DTSBOSE OF THE LR
FINS AND WELL-SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
ATA CONSIDERABLE DEDUCTION ON FORMER PRICKS!
MY 6
SUCH AS :
MUSLINS.
LAW* NS.
DKL A IX IIS,
.);!?.< met HI i< I Swiss M I'S LIN,
CAMBRIC ORGANDIES,
Blain and Embr'd HANDKERCHIEFS,
TI CKED BALMORAL SKIRTS, ?re.
?m GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
We have COTTON ADIOS, LIN EN DRILL, BROWN
LINEN and a lino and well-selected stock of SUMMER
CU miJNG.
ALSO,
.Inst received, fini) PALMETTO FANS.
J. SULZBACHER & CO.,
Assembly street, between Blain and Washington,
May 27 ' Columbia, ,8. C.
GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
IT I Mi UIIIUiYT IP
uif ft IlilliillUlllylll lili
<
ill
m. zt GABOSDOLET STREET, NEW ORLEANS*
(JPX. .IA M KS LONGSTREET, PRESIDENT.
(-. WILLIAMS, SECRETARY.
$25 WILL INSURE YOU ONE YEAR FOR $5,000 ! !
50 Cents will Parchase a TWO DAY TICKET for $5.000.
$1.85 " " FIVE1
2.50 " " TEN "
5 00 will Insure you ONE MONTH for $5.000.
WEEKLY COMPENSATION IM CASE OF TOTAL DISABILITY !
1111 IS is HIP fir*I and onlv institution of Hie km.I ever organized in tho Souliit.rn
State* li ir the purpose of INSURING AGAINST Ll Fl" ano ACCIDENT.
li i n MI rca against ae.eidcuts of every description, whether they occur while traveling
hy cars, steamboats !.?? other pnhlic conveyance; while engaged iu thc store, office,
workshop, factorv, on the farm, or in auy of tin ordinary occupations of life; whethei
riding, walking, hunting, boating, itshingj engineering, survoyiiig, railroading, steam
hoating or seal eil hy the domestic fireside.
General Accident. Policies iasnod hy this Company secure to tho person insured the
payment of a fixed MIHI per week i from i:'. t<> $50) during the timo he may he disabled
l>y accident, not h> exceed twenty-six weeks for any ono accident; and in ease of death
by any lorin of casually, the. payment of a fixed sum (from ?500 to $10.000) to the
fri.m.I? . f the person in.-iir. .1. or parts f..r whoso hem tit tho policy is issued.
I i..I. r the system adopted hy this ivnnpany, p. rsons may he insured forwoekly com
p. usatioii only. I'..r death only, or for Loth.
The rates of premium are LESS than iu anv oilier class oi iusnrance, in proportion
to the risk. A. M. UH KIT, Ageut District No. 23,
May l'J lui i Office at I lanallan A Warley's, Washington street.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop.
Med I" IN MISS A
^?Lfl?- Hi-AKN. Vs?rin- 8?-irQ=Cl
^P^||t)lv street. W< si f.f a -^j^T^T
ure prepared to . M eulo rill business in
their line with unusual ? ir. and skill. Willi
many years' t xperiotice in their business,
Ihfv ran cnniidentlv assure the eommn
nitv thal llUllSK and M ULK SH OKI Ntl
will be dolli.-in the be?I manner. In the
repairing or Carriages, iJnggies and Wa?
gon?, tin- best workmen have been en
gaged, and the work will he done in the
most approved and workmanlike manner.
"II l e.i -, ile?ble lel'lllS.
Mri lld NN ESS A Fi EARN.
N. 1!. rho sonior partner has had seve?
ral years' experiouc? on Long Island, N.
Y., among the besl horses and horsemen,
and the treatment of the various diseases
..I horses, whieh he will gratnifously give
t.. bis patrons and I'riouds. May M Imo
Just Received,
VERY select stork of Ladies
; HALTERS and
foil
ii. nfs Patent Leaf hi
I Aiw-quartered SHOKS.
ANO At.v
A good assortment
April I? FfSTTER
ILUTEIS
GAITERS, and
other style- Ht
A LOWRANCE.
H. E. NICHOLS
GENERAL
iNSlJBAflCEAGEflT,
* lim? r ?-i .liMiiiW;/ fund Washington Sts.,
t '(>LU M RIA, S. C.,
REPRESENTS a number ?>f the best
both Northern anti Southern compa?
nies*, possessing an aggregate capital o?
$23,0<>0,000.
LTFE, FT11E, MARINE,
IN 1 AND AND ACCIDEN?
TAL RISKS taken on equi?
table terms, and all losses
promptly paid.
B9*PoHcies iliads payable
in Gold or Currency/"?ft
Mardi 1 too*
Old Newspapers for Sale,
BY the hundred or thousand, at
March 2 PHOENIX OFFICE.