The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, June 14, 1866, Image 1
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BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
COLUMBIA, S. C., THURSDAY MORNING-, JUNE 7. I860.
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VOLUME TT-NO. 68.
THE PHOENIX,
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Weekly 75 cents each insertion.
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AGENTS.
S. P. Kinard, Newberry.
Samuel Droutbitt, Greenville C. rt
Wm. Moore, Abbeville G. H.
Julina Poppe, Anderson C. H.
Gen. J. C. Breckenridge.
The Richmond Times has the fol
lowing exceUent article on this gallant !
Southerner:
At tho recent term of the United
States District Court in this city
and we suppose it can be called a
"term" upon the principle of "iucus
a non lucendo," for there was no law
whatever authorizing it-a weak
minded jury, nt the instigation of
an ignorant judge, indicted, it is
said, on? of the most eminent Ame?
ricans now hving-C?en. John C.
Brackenridge; It is said '.his was ?
done in order to throw an obstacle in
the way of the Executive's clemency j
towards this distinguished gentlemen.
Ii such were the idea, it was a most |
fallacious one; for the pardon of the j
President can be granted nt any time, !
and when issued, relieves its recipient j
of all disabilities and penalties which
he may have incurred under tho
laws of the United States.
We doubt if, saving and excepting j
Gen. Lee, there is a single Confede
rate leader more endeared to the
hearts of the Southern people than !
John C. Breckenridge. There is j
scarcely one whose influence for good
among them would be greater in i
these troublous times. His life has |
been devoted to his country, and of
him that great lawyer and good man, i
Chief Justice Taney, once said, "he
never knew a purer public man."
Those qualities of heart and soul
that excited the admiration of and
called forth that remark from Judge
Taney, are well-known to and find
response in Andrew Johnson. It is
this fact which excites the apprehen?
sion of the radicals, and renders them
clamorous for his outlawry and exile.
They well know that in John C.
Breckenridge the President would
find a fast friend and firm supporte!
in the wise and statesmanlike policy
he is pursuing for the restoration of
the country.
Mr. Breckenridge had scarcely
passed the age of manhood when, as j
major of the famous First Kentucky ;
Cavalry, in response to tho call of his '
country, he served with marked dis- \
tinction on the bloody field of Buena ;
"Vista. His conduct in battle, Ins
daring bravery, is said by th se who
witnessed it, to have reminded them '.
of the famous Paladins of old. As j
an orator, he scarce had a peer in the j
. Congress of the old United States, j
Those who heard his eulogy upon
Mr. Clay, and his oration upon leav- I
ing the old halls of Congress for tho ?
new, will long remember those flights
of eloquence, blending tho chaste
beauty of Cicero with Demosthenic !
strength, that were poured forth with j
the ore rotundo that marks the mau j
who is born an orator. There was !
that electrical sympathy between ;
himself and his audience that only
such a once can produce. As a sol-1
dier. there was that indescribable .
quality in him which all great chief- :
tains have possessed, and which ?so I
essential to a successful warrior.
There was something in the very ap- j
pearance of the man, as he rode into !
action with the light of battle ou his i
hus^lsome face, which inspired his |
troops with frantic enthusiasm and
gaye the faint-hearted triplo courage, j
His noble and generous spirit, iu 1
which united the bravery of a lion i
with the gentleness of a woman, we !
feel sure never stirred up strife, nor 1
entertained bitter, implacable feel?
ing?. Daring Christmas week, 'GO, !
after South Carolina had withdrawn !
from the Federal Union, in his room 1
at the National Hotel, in the city of
Washington, we heard him reply to a
friend who said that he hoped again
to have the pleasure ol' veting for
him for Presiden^ "I trust in God i
we may once more have the privilege 1
of voting for President nuder a j
united country." Remaining at !
Washington at. his post of Senator !
from Kentucky as long ns thero was
a hope of averting the internecine
fratricidal war, when his efforts were
useless before the storm of popular
fury, be cast bis lot with the cause
he thought just. History will record
his prowess and feats of arms.
In quiet and dignified retirement,
in a secluded village in Canada, thia
eminent soldier and statesman, whose
great heart beats with but one re*
spouse at the thought of his country
and fur her good, now awaits the
progress of events that may restore
him to his li?me and kindred. To
liim we can quote sadly and feelingly
that touching ode of the Latin poet,
"Quis exsul a patria," etc.,
and pray for his speedy return to his
people.
MEASURES AMI WEIGHTS.-A cubic
foot of water weighs 62 pounds; a |
cubic fool of hard wood, green, 62
pounds; air dried, 46 pounds; kiln
dried, 40 pounds. A eubio foot of
soft wood, green, weighs 63 pounds;
air dried, 30 pounds; kiln dried, 23
pounds. A cubic foot of cast iron 1
weighs 450 pounds; wrought iron,
480 pounds;coke, 45 to 50 pounds;
coal, 75 to '.'5 pounds; sandstone, 140
pouuds; granite, 180 pounds; brick !
work, 95 pounds.
A Goon MOVE.-The New York
Times says that there is a project on
foot among the Israelites of the
United States to build a magnificent
college for the purpose of educating i
the young men professing that faith
in nil the scientific aud classical
branches, but particularly in Jewish
theology.
GEN. FOREST AS A FARMER.-A
correspondent of the Memphis Ap?
peal says: "We were pleased to see
that Gen. Forest is so well satisfied
with Iiis planting arrangements. We
met on the river bank, and the gene?
ral was dress in blue pants and gray
coat, and his hands denoted that he
had been at labor.
The investigating committee at
Memphis find nearly 200 distinct
crimes perpetrated within the three
days during which the riot continued,
many of them by police and other
city authorities, embracing murders,
rapes, arson, burglary, highway rob?
bery, maiming, etc.
It is estimated by some of the Ala?
bama papers that there will be at
least 1,000 convicts sent to the peni?
tentiary before next Christmas. Near?
ly half of that number of negroes
are now in the jails of that State, in?
dicted, in the main, for larceny.
Head-Centre Stephens says that
Ireland has lost 3,000,000 of its in?
habitants, and will, if help Ls not
given, lose 3,000,000 more, when
there would be left only Scotch and
English inhabitants, with a few re?
creant Irish, worse than either.
A western editor wishes to know
whether the law against carrying of
deadly weapons applies to doctors
who carry pills in their pockets.
Dr. Lave, the acrobat, proposes to
walk a wire stretched over Niagara
Falls carrying his wife and son on his
back.
SPECIAL NOTICES:
MAH. AK?ANOUMENTS.-Tho Post Onice is
open during thc week from 8 a. m. to 1 p.
m. ami from p. m. to 7 p. m. Ou Sun?
day, from S to 9 a. m.
Northern mail opens 8 a. m. : closes2j p. m.
Southern' " 3?p. m.; " p.m.
Charleston " 5jp. m.; " fl |>. m.
Greenvillelt.lt." s a.m.; " 84 p.m.
Edgencld 8 a.m.; " Sip. m.
All mails close on Sunday at 2 p. ?ii.
MAKIIIAGE AX? CELIBACY; An
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prostrate the vital powers, with sure
means- of relief. Sent free of charge in
scaled letter envelopes. Address Ur. J.
SlilLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa?
tion, Philadelphia,.Pa. * April 19 3mo
COLGATE'S HOKEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet Soup, in mich
universal demand, is mada from the
choicest materials, is mild aud emol?
lient in its nature, fragrantly sr en ted,
and extremely beneficial in its actio!?
unon thc skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March 2S Iv
BATCHELOR VS HAIlt OYE.
Thc Original and lit st in the World.
Thc only U no and pei feet HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produce*? immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or ?kin. Remedies tho ill effects nf bad
dye?. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, RE?
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLE
FLEDRS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the liai. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct 25 ly Now York.
NOTICE.
rilllK und? rsigned will be ?it Niekcrson s
JL Hotel. Columbia, on THURSDAY and
fcUlDAY, the 14th ard 15th inst., for the
purpose of reducing tho SCItlP of thc Co?
lumbia and Hamburg Railroad Company.
All parties holding certificates are request?
ed to bring them m. WM. CRAIG,
Juno 13 3 Tre&enrer C. ? A. R. ll.
The Stalls in the New Market
WILL bo rented at public auction, in
front of tho Market, on WEDNES?
DAY next, the *20th inst., at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms and conditions will be made known
bj- the auc tioneer. JOHN STt ?RR,
Ch ni rm ii ii Committee on Market.
June 18 G
$25 REWARD.
fll STOLEN, ou the night of the 3d
WIA instant, a light-colored iron grey
MJCB horse MULE, supposed to be 14*
nana.-, nigh, marked "U. S." and "S. A_;p
the letters show plainly. Said mulo ie in
thin order, has several" marks of harness,
and is a regular pacer under the saddle:
when Stelen, hau on a good blind bridle,
with a piece bf red flannel attached to thc
head-stall. The mule belouged to the
Oreen ville and Columbia Railroad Compu
ny. I will pay the above reward for said
mule, or any information so that I can get
him. Address nie at Frost's Mill. Richland
District. W. H. WHITLOCK,
Juno 13 3* Superinten'lom TVT'llf?.
Stonewall Jackson's Cam?
paigns and Life.
BY COOKE, of Stuart's Staff, with por?
trait and fine maps.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S LIFE AND
SPEECHES.
HUGH MILLER'S ESSAYS-Literary.
Social, Biographical, Historical and Polin
eal.
LIFE OF JAMES L. PETIGRU. By
Grayson.
AGAZZI'S SKETCHES OF THE OLA- :
C1ERS, Ac
Life and Times of James Madison. B* :
Hon. W. C. Rives.
Tom Brown at Oxford University-A So- I
quel to School Dava at Rugby.
How to Get a Farm and where to Find
One.
Ten Acres Enough to Support a Family; !
an instructive and entertaining vuluuie. j
History of Henry tho Fifth. By Towlc.
Indian Corn-Its Value, Culture and
Uses.
Our Mutual Friend. Bv DickonB.
The Lifo of Trust. By Muller.
And other NEW PUBLICATIONS. For !
sale at J. J. McCARTEB'S Bookstore, j
Juno 18 0 Opposite Law Bango.
DENTISTRY.
_HAVING opened my office ?
fttBS^^ permanently in Columbia, 1 '
vnilsHHBk may be found at all hours at !
T-J-T the residence of Mr. M. H. ?
Berry, (opposite tho Catholic Church.) on j
Assembly street. D. P. G BEGG.
June 12_i
Saratoga or Congress Springwater.
FRESH SUPPLY at
FISHER & HEINITSH'S, ?
June 13 Puarmaeeiuists.
Arrival of Pontoons.
A NOTHER large snpplv of PONTOONS; \
J\_ SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. Thi
great medicine for worms. Over 2,800 havi
been sold in les? than two mouths, and
millions of worms destroved. If yum
children have worms, go to Fisher ct Ilt-in
itsh's and get a box.
FISHER & HEIN'ITSH,
Juno 13 Pharm acev.iists. j
Ex. Blackberry Ro.?t and Rhubarb, j
ASAFE and effectual remedy for Diar?
rhoea, Dysentery, Bowel Complaint
Cholera Morbus, Pain in the Stomach, ic.
For sale bv FISHER A UEINITSH,
May SI_Druggists.
Diarrhoea Oordial !
?"jtOR Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Bovrcl or |
; Summer Complaint, Wains, Cholera |
Bloody rlux, Sick Stomach, Ac. For sale
by FISHER A HEIN1TSII, Druggists.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!
IT^OR Bowel Complaints, Summer Com- j
plaints, Weak Stomach, Ac. Fur sal? ,
by FISHER .t H EIN TTS H. DjTtgghus.
CHEAP LIGHT.
FIVE HUNDRED gallons prune White
KEROSENE OIL, for sale !>v barrel or
I gallon at FISHER & HEINITSH'S,
_ Ma-V 31_Druggists.
"QUININE! QUININE! 1
TWO HUNDRED ounces SULrnATE
QUININE, for sale bv
FISHER & liElNUSfl. Drnu?isti*.
COTTON GINS.
11IIE undersigned, having completed1
. their arrangements for tho manufac?
ture of tho beet COTTON GINS ever mad. "
in this country, aro now prepared to rc
ceivo orders "from planters and other.
wishing to purchase. Tho long established
j and well Known reputation of Elliott'?
I Cotton Gins will, we hope, be a suit.deni
! guarantee that thc article will givo entire
satisfaction. J. M. ELLIOTT A CO.,
May IC 2nio Winnshoro. P. C.
From Charleston.
NEW IRISH POTATOES. For sal? bv
JOHN C. SEEGEI'.S A CO."
June 3
XPXG-5S?, etoo.
i>A DRUMS FIGS.
?\J 10 boxes LAYER RAISINS.
.(une 3 JOHN* C. MEEOF.KS ft CO.
New Goods
JUST OPENED BY
AFINE STOCK OF CASSIMEBES.
Irish Linens,
Corsets, Hoop Skirts,
Nainsook Muslins,
India Moll and Swiss Mu?line,
Belt Ribbons,
Black Lace Mitts,
White Lace Falls,
Narrow Colored Trimming Ribbons,
Bonnet Ribbons,
12-4 Toilet Quilts,
Gents' Linen Collars,
Good assortment of Hosiery,
Small Palmetto Fans, etc.
June 6.
RAZOR STRAPS.
SOMETHING NEW and FINE, at
Jnne7ifi? ^ E. POLLARD'S.
Knives, Knives?
JUST received, another large and com?
plete assortment of those fine KNIVES
mude by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, George
Wutntenholm, Needham <v Brothers ai.d
Crooks. Pocket and Pen Knives, ad of thc
very best, ;md at tho OLD PRICE?, to be
found at E. POLLARD'S.
Jong 7_t6*
Scissors, Scissors? ?
IF yon want the best, call and boy one of
those ma?o by John Nowell ?t bona,
juseph Rodgers It ?jo?a or Geo. W?sten- I
holm. Lither of the above make are fine, ,
and can be bought at very moderate prices
at E. POLLARD'S, i
June 7_4<i* j
STOCK HORSE TO BE RAFFLED !
ASPLENDID BLOODED STALLION, 1
of 1-tfir Archy" stock, with a Morgun
cmsa, and an excellent Buggy Horse, wili :
be RAFFLED on or about thc 15th inst., in
Columbia, at $10 per chance. Lists at j
Nickcrsou's Hotel and J. L. Lumsden V |
store. Assembly street. _June 5 ;G (
Shoulders and Hams.
?) HI IDS. SHOULDERS.
1 tierce SUtiAR-CUKED HAMS.
Juno S JOHN C. HF.KOKU* <. ?"O. |
On Consignment.
S(\ REAMS large-sized WRAPPING ?
rJ\J PAPER-low to dealers.
.Hay 27_JOHN C. SEEGERS.
Insurance Agency. ;
SCOTT & MCMASTER
ARE now prepared to issue LIFE, FIRE
MARDIE aud ACCIDENTAL POLI ?
wj.j?S. *3w Oflice No. 5 Law Range, Co?
lumbia, b. C.
HEN lt Y E. SCOTT. F. W. MCMASTER !
June 7_Imo*
STRAW, WOOL AND
FUR HATS !
CLOTHING,
CASHMERES AXD TWEEDS !
AT REDUCED PRICES!
WE ofTer the balauce of our stock ol
SPRING ana SUMMER GOODS A l
cu* r.
Wc have recently made a large addition I
to onr stock of CASSI M ERES, TWEEDS
and HATS, and w?l receive, in a few d;iy?,
1 hu go addition to our stock of CLOTH [
ING.
Wc have tho largest assort ment of HATS !
to be f.mnd in this city, embracing all thc !
Known stvles.
Wai Ready-made Goods
Are mostly of our own manufacture; and
those desiring to patronize home produc- |
lions are invited to cull.
Our stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH !
CASSIM I". HES is large, and wo will MAKE
rO ORDER at CORRESPONDING RE- ;
DCCED PRICES
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELI
.lune 2 BEDELL'S ROW.
Wanted,
\LIMITED amount of GOLD and SIL
VER. FISHER & LOWRANCE. !
Jano i_;
50 UMBELS run
AT COST ! :
SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP.
HAMS and LARD.
IQ Store and for Sale LOu hy
June 7
ARTIFICIAL
LegsandArmsJ
THE SOUTHERN j
LEG MD ARM COMPANY
HAVE established a branch office and
manufactory nt Columbia, s. c.
iLv improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND ,
ARM manufactured by this company are ,
an surpassed by any in the world.
Our workmen aro practical artificial
and urm maker*-three of thom wearing
legs of their own manufacturo.
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Our
work warranted ono year. Call and ex?
amino our spO' miens, >>r address
DANNELLY. MARSHALL.S CO.,
Seeg.-r's Ruilding, Columbia, S. C. <
Oflicos -Madison, Ga., Nu?hvihV, Tenn., I
Columbia, S. C May 2i Imo
REDUCTION IN PRICES!
J. Sulzbacher & Go.
INTEND TG DISPOSE OF THEIR
FINE AND W?LL-SE&ECTEB
STOOK OF GOODS
AT A CONSIDERABLE DEDUCTION ON FOEMEB BSICES!
OBY S?OSSj
SUCH AS:
MUSLINS,*
LAWNS,
DELAINES,
Jaconet and Swiss MUSLIN,
CAMBRIC ORGANDIES,
Plain and Embr'd HANDKERCHIEF?,
TUCKED BALMORAL SKIRTS, ?c.
FOR SENTLEHEN'S WEAR.
We have COTTONADE3, LINEN DRILL, BROWN
LINEN and a iiue and well-selected stock cf SUMMER
CLOTHING.
ALSO.
Just received, 600 PALMETTO FANS.
J. S?LZBACHER & CO.,
Assembly street, between Plain and Washington,
May 27 _Columbia, S. ?.
GRIS AT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
LIFE ii ACCIDENT Ililli COMPANY,
m. 21 G AHONDOLE! STREET, NEW ORLEANS*
GEN. JAMES LONGSTREET. PRESIDSST.
C. WILLIAMS. SECRETARY.
$25 WILL INSURE YOU ONE YEAR FOR $5,000 ! !
50 Cents will ParoYass a TWO DAY TICKST for S3,1J3.
$1.25 .* " FIVE"
2 50 " " T2? S " " "
5.00 wiii Insure you ONE M JNTH fer $5,000.
WEEKLY COMPENSATION IN CASE OP TOTAL DISABILITY i
Tills is tha nrst ?.o? onlv institution of the kind over oriran?ad in tho Southern
States fur tho purpose of INSL'UINO AGAINST LIFE and ACCIDENT,
it insurer t?aindt acoidsnts ol' every description, whether thuv occur whil) traveling
b- care, steamboats or other puidic conveyance; while eugaged iu thc store, office,
workshop, factory, on thc farm, o: in any of th* ordinary occupations of life; wi ctnex
riding, walking, hunting, bi..uni;,-, tis liing, engineering, sarvcymg, railroading, s.eam
boatiug or s"ated by tuc domestic fireside.
Gctu-ral Accident Policies issued by this Company secure to the person insured thc
payment <>f a fixed ?Um pur week (from $3 to S50; dating the time he may bo di?aMod
by accident, not u> txcet-d twenty-six weeks for any one accident; ai.d in ease of death
i>y any form ol' casualty, tho payme..t of a fixed sum (from $50u to SlO.iOoj to thc
friends of thc person insured, or party 1er whose benefit thu policy i-j issued.
Under tho system adopted by this Company, persons may bo insured for weekly com*
pei'sation only, for death only, or for both.
Tho rates of premium a;? LEbS than in ?nv other clnss of insurance, in proportion
to tho risk. A. ?I. KIUETT, Ageut District No. 23,
Mav 10 Imo Ofiice at Haoahan A Wa.lev's, Waf.hini.tou bueef.
NOTICE.
M.\Y(?H'S OFr:c?.
Cotranu.?.. Jnne 2, ls6G.
FOR tba information of potions who
mav bo ignorant cf th? laws of tho
city, anti to preheat any furthoi violation |
of said laws herein menti >oc I. t~u follow
ing Onlinancos ato repunlishe-d:
"Bv it ord.iitit-1, Tiitit it ?hall not ba law- :
fui to drive any wagou, curt ui i?thar car?
ringo, or ride or lead ?ny ho nc across cr
upon any open brick dram, ? thin thc cor?
porate limita of tho cuy o? Columbia, V:?- ?
cent at tho bridgea or ot lier places pi"
rided for crossing san! drama, tinder a
penalty not exceeding twouty dollars tor j
each and every offence."
'.Be it farther ord ti ed, That it shall not
bo lawful to ilriv? any tvogou or other car- (
nace, or ride or lead any horse or mule, or
slider them to stund upon any pavement, !
except kt cases of absoluto necessity, und !
my person offending herein, shall be aub
[eec io a tine of not Ls-t tl;an ono, ncr moro i
than lirtv dollars."
June 5 THEO. ST VU.It. M^vnr.
Those F? Walker,
Magistrate ana Coroner,
OjHce in Post Offlco Building,
COLUjJUiA, S. C. J due 3
IL E. NICHOLS,
G EN ? il AL
SflSUBANSEAGENT,
CXjrntr rf Assembly n~vl Washington Sit.,
COLCMBLV, S. C.,
REPRESENTS a Bamber of the best
bi'tii Northern and Southern-equipa?
tims, poaeeeaing an aggregate capital of
tvtr
LIFE, FIRE, MARINE,
INLAND AND ACCIDEN?
TAL RISKS taken on equa?
table terms, and all loaves
promptly paid.
??r'Polieics made payahte
in Gold or Currency.*?^
M uri. 1 , <:rno?
Old Newspapers for Sale,
BV th- hundreder ttwrrwanil. ut
iUrch i TUCENLA OiTICZ.