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. . . . ' * ' * . * f ' - . - -, . -? ' . ' . ' > j _i_. __ ' . ...... -_ _ ? -? Ht.i?J ??tv-1+.^. >?'>'*?W .? ?- A** ?^Ot^P? .T' - >.;,?...??.???,., ?aon,-^ - ?f%,a*??.VHi V?^?yO,#^,?>?*?^pT*PJpJft>MM ? . -t-glfl^:? ? '.??? IV- Vrv<**^>y''>*fi?f."*"??? .'?<>_,./ THE DAILY 3B? PHONIX. " 9 B*ily Piper. $8 a tear ' '%ets Our JustCensure . ^^^^S^SBl&?S^ Attend tb.? TW Ey-nt." Tri Wcs?jCS a Ye?* BY JULIAN A. SELBY: COLUMBIA. 8. C..S?SPAY MORNING, JANUARY 26, 1868.~ VOLUME III-NO. 2o& THE PHONIX, PUBLIBUKD DAILT AXD THI7VBSKLT. EV?BT WEDNESDAY KOBNINQ. Em rou AMD Prior RI KT ou. '.Of?tle bn'-Mtln street1/ stew doora'?'bove Tay}OMV>r Camdon) street. M> '>..... ?ti in,4.- A *?; rttMS-ii?^vp?N?E. .W)-fl* .?jfbtwct?i???:-. D^uer, afc W^r:^;-5 | Woekly, ' ** ?> ; .\ 1 GO ^. , ADVTtBTlBEjrpCTB s , ,..' . -Vi Inserted St 75 couts ber square for the fir-l insertion, and 50 cou te for oaob subsequent. Weekly 75 cents oach.insertloo. ? .. A . ' jar A liberal discoinU made on the abott) ratee rohen advertisement*- are inserted oy ?Ae. m"?i(7*or j/ear, ... < '"'r AO-rWTs. ' Spartabburp-Hiram Mitchell. < J. R. Allon, Cheater. ? . JuliuB Poppo, Anderson C. H.' H. P. Kinard, Newberry Qi H Jamos tirant, linton. j , 'J. Sf Allen, Greenville. ' (.*?', **. Patriot lc Lette* from Ei-Gov. Perry. 'The following letter waa ' addressed to tho Com m itt co of Arrangements of the banquet held in Washington td celebrate the 8ih of January : 'GMaarvrMiB, S. O.', Jan; 8, 1868. J. D. Hoover, Esq., Chairman, dio.: Your kind invitation, to a banquet ?von at tue Metropolitan Hotel, iebrating the fifty-third anniversary of the battle of Kew Orleans, was received yesterday morning. Would to God it were in my power to be with you and the generous pa? triots who will assemble on that occa? sion to do honor to s "Southern hero and Southern soldiery," and "re-arouse a noble sympathy for the descendants of those who so nobly illustrated the patriotism and prowess of the American citizen*'"' Tho Southern heart; crush ed and broken bj terriflo\<\tlumities, social and political, ny ?? ?als at this timo to every generou ?rtl rnuniv feeling of the North; 'N.vfr' Inion* in the his tbry'of a Ohribtun and civilized peo? ple have snob infom v n.id min, wide? spread ned''uni vt.-?ai hv.?n inflicted on a whole section Of tho country, ?withoutdistinction between the guilty and tho innocent. It is well known that a large portion of the Southern people were opposed tb the secession of the States from the Federal Union, and did all they could for years to prevent tho happening of so dire a calamity to the republic. They have suffered the destruction of their pro? perty, the loss of their homes, and the death ef their sons and husbands ; and n?w, ns a reward for their life's devotion to' the Union, they are doomed to negro supremacy and th?. barbaric rnle of their former slaves, steeped in ignorance and vice. Vir? tue arid innocence, refinement, wealth and intelligence are disfranchised and subjected to the government of igno? rance, pauperism and selfish cruelty. The future of the Southern States is frightfully appalling. Experience, j for the post two years, has proved ' that tho freedmen will not work,.and 1 that they expect to live by thu bonn ty of the Government, or by d?pr?? dation on tho industry of Cibera! All over the country starvation threatens them, and they are stealing and robbing and murdering. The prisons ami penitentiaries are filled with them, till it.has become impossi? ble to provide for their support in prison. Soon they will have the go? vernment of the States in their hands! Self-defence and self-preser? vation will force a war of race?-the most cruel, unnatural and horrible war that ever desolated tho face of the earth 1 You have well said, ia your letter of invitation, that we aro "bone of your bo:;c ^na flesh o? your nosh," and entitled to a nation's sympathy in' our distress. We are all, North and South, the desee:) dan ts of a com? mon ancestry, the sons and grand? sons of Revolutionary aires, who achieved American independence and established tho TTnion and the Con? stitution "to insure domestic tran? quility and secure tho blessings of : . - i ? '. ? -7 vi -??? liberty" to themsolvcs and their pp*r terity. . How little did those heroic, I noble patriots suppose that they I were ?eoTiring domestic tranquility Land the - blessings of liberty to their j descendants by providing the moans, ! within less. than a century, of their : descendants being disfranchised'and placed nuder a government of negroes 1 If there is Bb sense of jus? tice or a manly sentiment of honor left in tho Northern heart, it must revolt at this horrible iniquity. A Southern mah led our armies to victory and independence in the re 1 volntionary war; a Southern man drew the Declaration of Independ? ence; a Southern man has the reputa? tion of being the father of our Na: ti?nal Constitution. He was a South? ern man who gained the glorious viotory, whose anniversary you are to celebrate on the 8th of January, ' which yon Bay ^confirmed our na? tional independence and free republi? can institutions in a Union of law and liberty." The Chief iTu?tice of the United States who interpreted and established tho principles of the Fe? deral Constitution, was a Southern man. For more than a half century the administration of onr national affairs was controlled by Southern men, under whose wise statesmanship the American Republic has spread over a whole continent, and become one of the greatest powers of the world. During the war of 1812, the Southern people were not surpassed by any section, in patriotism and -gallantry; and in the war with Mex? ico .their sons rushed, as volunteers, to the defence of their country, honor and glory. Have they not a claim, theo, to their country's sym? pathy in their distress and desola? tion? Shall it be recorded in history that such a people were by their own brethren and blood, disfranchised and placed under the cruel and in? famous despotinm Of their formet slaves, an inferior and barbarous rac? of paupers? The Southern people are powcrlesi and helpless at this time, and theil only hope is in a returning senBe ol justice on the part of their Northen and Western brethren. Tbey'expec nothing and hope for nothing frou the present Congress. The leaden of the radical party have showi themselves insensible to justice honor and patriotism. Their sol? purpose is to perpetuate their owi power hy the destruction of the Con stitution and all the principles o republicanism. Liberty is first to b crushed out of the Southern States and then, with those Africanized rot teu boroughs, they hope to contre the white race of the North! The, will hold in their hands twenty-fou black.Senators and eighty blank mern hers of Congress, with a Presiden elected by negroes. Aro tho North ern people willing to submit to sue a Government, and be controlled b such an Africanized South? I pray to God to avert such cali inities, and I have not yet lost hop and faith in the North, the East nu j tho West. With sentiments of profound r< I Bpect, I am yours truly, ?fcc., j D. F. PERRY. ^~ M.~ W. BYTHEW??D, " Auctioneer anti General Commission Merclr.ii On Washington st.. rear of A. ToUeson't COLUMBIA, 8. C. THE above store having been rented, am from this d*iy prepared to recci consignments of Cotton, Corn, Flor Bacon, Groceries and Provisions in Ron ral: also, Furniture, Dry Goods, Clothin Tob?ceo, Ac. Fro ni ruy experience of twenty years the auction and ciiiumistion business, this city, Charleston and Lewberry, 8. < 1 hope to receive a liberal share of patro age from my old friends and tho pub generally. Dec li i Dr. ueo. Smith's Dental Laborator THE eubscriber offers indui gESattmeiits-in tho wav of GOOD WOl Q9rf9aDd LOW PKI0K8- to one and requiring his professional services. G; him a call. Perfect satisfaction gu?rante or no charge. Office on Camden ?tre nearly opposite the Park. Nov 8 1; SEED RYEl SEED EYE ! PT f \ BH8HEL8 HERD BYK for sale. 0\J Nov 3 ALFB?D TOLLESON * K SPt?feiAi; NOTICES. ?W&AT IS THIS MABVKI.OU8 AN? TI1WB TO DISEAsEl-Which, for twenty years, ha? been winning "golden opinions from ?li sorts of people" nader the naroo .of HOSTETTEIVS STOMACH BITIBB8Z r. v . It is an infusion of tho most excellent tonio, anti-bilious, ar.ti-?corbutie and alte? rativo herbs, roots and barks, in the puri? fied uplri tuons eoson ce of Hy e. > HOW DOES'IT OPE BATE? This question may be briefly answered as folio we: It operates Asa.Pow?rfnl Invigorant? Ala..... .Preventive of Fevers As a.Genial Stomachic* As aa....Anti-epasmodio? As a.Gent?o Purgative-! A? a.....Promoter of Appetite. Aaa..../.....Care for Indigestion. Asan.Acclimating Medicine Asa.Safeguard against Malaria Asa.Bemedy for Low Spirits. As a. _Speciflo for Fever and Ague. Am.Cordial for the Aged. As an.-.Antidote to Sea Hieknesa. As an. ... .Anodyne for the Sleepless. As a.Wholesome Stimulant. As a.Balm for tho Weary Brain. As ..'...... ..Belief in Bodily Anguish. And as a protection to health and life under all depressing and devitalizing in? fluences. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the only tonio io existence, based upon a spiritu? ous medicine, that is absolutely pure. Jan 12_,_fif_ A COUGH. A COLD, OR A SOHB THROAT, requires immediate attention, and should be checked. If allowed to con? tinue, Irritation of the Lungs, a Perma? nent Throat Disease, or Consumption, is often the result. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES Having a direct influence to tho parts, give immediate relief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTH? MA, CATAKBH, CONSUMPTIVE AND TUBOAT DISEASES, Trochos are used with always gOOd BUCC038. Singers and Public Speakers use them to clear and strengthen tho voice. Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Tro? ches," and do not take any of the worth? less imitations that may be offered. Sold everywhere._Oct 27 i imo THE public esteem in which PANK NIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS are held, is another proof of their excellence as a Tonic. They are recommended by physi? cians generally, and havo never disap? pointed thoao who have made usoof them. They give sure and speedy relief i n nantes, sick headache, dyspepsia and all similar complaints. For sale by all druggists. _AprH U m 1 y Dn. C. H. MIOT. Agent. Tile Coulta lions and Experience ot \ an Invalid-Published for the benefit and as a caution to young men and others, who suffer from Nervous DcbUity, Prema? ture Decay of Manhood, he, supplying the means of self-cure. Written by ono who cured himself, and sent free on receiving a post-paid directed envelope Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, Now York. Also free, bj the samo publisher, a circular of DAISY SWAIN, the great Poem of tho War. ? Dec 18 8mo SELLIN REDUCED TO MAKE M. WIN DEAL FANCY D F OFFERS HIS LARGE AND WELL SEL1 PRICES. Consisting of SHEETING, SHIR' FLANNELS, LINE MERINOS, DELJ ALPACAS, HOSI I would respectfully solicit my old frinnc GIVE MK A CALL. F?TlNlT?BE ! FURNTrTJBE!! THE undersigned, gi?ii|iJMfflrtl,, -UL keep? i constantly cnW IO hand an assortment oli^^^WP^B T? FURNITURE, such aCta ?anauj wanted in a house, consUfttag of BED? STEADS, all kinda; Chaira, Tabloa, Ward? robes, Bureaus, Washstands, 8af?s, Deak?, Ac. He ia also prepared to manufacture and repair anything in tho Cabinet Mak? ing lino. JEROME >AGAN, ., Jan 8 . Opposite new Maaonio Halb TO THIS LADIES! 'l?yrtf. FRESH ABR1VAL8 by eteam f^VffiH01"Irunl N<3W York of theFINEST I v5?^*'141 CHEAPEST Ever offered in Columbi*; alun, CLOAKS, CORSETS, ZEPHYR WORSTED, HAIR BRAIDS, Ac, Ac, at > I Mas. C. E. REED'S, next door to Mr. E. Pollard's drug H tore. Main st. DRESS-JLA.KINU in all branches. WOT 12 _3mo Sportsmen's Equipments, Unas, Pistols, .Fishing; Tackle, &c. 7^,' - THE undersigned has ro ^?><?1 moved his stock of goods in ^ei^^j^tho above lino to the store W> % Vnext to Fisher A Heinitah's. Guus and Pistols repaired and put in perfect order, at reasonable notice. SEWING MACHINES Repalrod. P. W. KRAFT, . Main street, opposite Phoenix Office. Ang 28_ Tiie Q,u?ker Liniment) the beat lini? ment for fancily uso ; can be used internally and outwardly. It is a great pain destroy? er. It kills pain and aU kinds of aches* Bold by Fisher A Heinitsh._ English Gooda. JUST RECEIVED, direot from Liver? pool . Fine DOUBLE-BARREL GUN8, Eloy's and Ooxe's Percussion Gaps, Police II au (Icu tia, Tinned, Iron. Table and Tea Spoons, Common and Fine Curry Combs, Padlocks, in setts and dozens, Fine Steel Shovels and Tongs, English Wafer Irons, Trace Chains and Hoes, Hooks and Hingen, Cases Surveyor's Instruments, Brawa Letter Looks, Brad, Sewing and Pegging Awls, Wad Cutters. Gun Wads, Ac. For sale low by J. A T. R. AGNEW. Deo 21_ Potash, Potash, Potash. TUST received, one cask CRUDE POT t?J ASH, for making Soap, cheaper and botter than the condensed Lye. For bale by FISHER A HEINITSH, Deo 27_Druggists. WOOD WARE, WOOD WARE. BROOMS, TUBS, KEELER8. BUCKETS, Ac. Mats. Twine, Wrapping Paper, Matches, Ac, cboap, for cash, ny Peel FISHER A LOWRANOE. Hoop Iron, Hoop Iron. JUST recoived, per Yumuri, from Liver? pool, a full assortment of HOOPIRON, from |@ 14 luchos wide. For sale at great? ly reduced prices, by * Dec 15 J. A T. R. AGNEW. _ IRON TIES. THE bCMt kind. BEARD'S Self-Adjust ing IRON Til!, low for cash. Nov 10 FISHER A LOWRANCE. iii OFF ? PRICES! ROOM FOR QMMER STOCK. STOCK, ER IN LY GOODS, ECTED STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED TING, BLANKETS, NS, PRINTS, LINES, POPLINS, ERY, NOTIONS. la, customers and the public in general, to Jan 8 FISHER & LGT7KANCE. COLUMBIA. S. C. Winter Clothing NOW m STORE. R. & W. 0.8WAFPIELD; AHEAD AS VSUAL ! SLITS FROM $7.50 TO $60*. m FULL LINE ?F J\_ BHIRTS, HOSIERY, UNDER GARMENTS* GLOVES, TIES, TRAVELING SHAWLS, BLANKETS, ETO. Now Style PAPER and LINEN COLLARS. A splendid lino of FRENCH and ENG? LISH OASSLifERE. which will be mads tc* order in tba LATEST STYLES and at LOW. PRICES. Everything that ls new in the way or 3BC JIL. TS. N. B-Oar CLOTHING is nearly all ot O?R OWN MANUFACTURE. WALKER'S BLOCK, Sept 30 MAIN STREET ISAAC 8 U L Z B A CHE B,. AT THE SIGN OF THE Green Spectacles HAS on band a splendid : assortment of WATCHES, CLUCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, Aev Having moved to the Main street, bo? is determined to continuo to sell goods] at rates LOWER than can bo purchased! elsewhere. REPAIRING, in aU ita branches, at unusual low rates. f ?ALL WORK GUARANTEED) FOR ONE YEAR. HAIR JEWELRY made to order* and mounted, br L 8ULZBACHER, Main street, _Oot 18 Ono door South Phoenix office. EXCHANGE RESTAURANT, Camden Street, rear of Gregg's China Store. J. {'I.ENDIM.VU, ... Proprietor. HAYING thoroughly fitted np the above: establishment a? a RESTAURANT, I am prepared to fnrnish visitors with th& best of EATABLES aud DRINKABLES. OYSTERS, GAME, FISn, MEATS, oto., prepared in the very best style, bv one of Ibo nncHt cooks in the citv. S?PPERS furnished at short notice Families sup? plied with OYSTERS at reasonable prices. Choice WINES, LIQUOR? and CIGARS constantly on hand. LUNCH every day at 1 o'clock. Deo 10>> THE POLLOCK HO?8?F LIQUORS. WlNfflTiEGAH, TOBACCO, ?C, AT AVh'OL.?SALE AND RETAIL.. THE UNDEltHIGNEDhas flttedk /fpV-?^a up his establishment, and has re HBfcMpcctVed a largo stock of the flneBk SMESs? qualities and brands of LIQUORS. W1NKH, ALES, HEGAUS, Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO1, cte ; SYRUPS. COR? DIALS aud other articles, ALSO, I .TKLUESand BRANDY FRUITS of home prodnctiou. . In Ibo rear of the wholesale store.be han a handsomely appointed fSAMPLB ROOM, WHERE tho best of everything, is. die pensed. IlKFRKBHMKNTS - . OF allkinds-FISH. OYS- ~ i iimmiii'VVUH 0AME> MEATS, *c./&, jEWsPBfwl - furnished at short notice.tffi SUPPER UOOMS. Wi ?jf^ ATTACHED to tho esiab-I? fl?^S lishnient aro commodious*^ .Jg*^- rooma, wheroprivate DINNERS and SUPPERS will be furnished for any, uumber of persons from two to 150. LUNCH every dav, at ll o'clock. The Proprietor pledgee himself that he will continue, as heretofore, to use his ut? most endeavors to give perfect satisfaction to bis patrons and cuesta. Jan 1 T. M. POLLOCK, Proprietor.