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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-08-11

In relation to clubs of one hundred, we will
say this: Whoever will send US one hundred
subscribers at one time, the club to be sent to
one address, and begiu and end at the same time
will receive the papers at $1ooll
V. E.. II. & Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-08-11
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
la almost every case


ONE BOTTLE CURES
Ia almost every case.
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health
and vivacity Of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular IS to the time, the quantity, and quality
When they are obstructed, nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet, and
unless these efforts OF nature are assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Me-
vousness, and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, and prematu.eiy terminates a miserable
existence
Do not suffer from these Irregularities when
cal Drops will regulate and store nature to its
healthy course; and
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON I!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !!
by those who have other preparations, which
they desire to pain: off upon tie strength Of the
popularity of my Drops. But wheu the Drug
glst you apply to bus not got them, either make
him buy them for you or else enclose one dol
lar, to the nearest general wholesale agent, who
will return you a bottle By return Express
See that the name Of Jno. L. l.. is written
upon the directions which are wrapped around
each bottle. None others are genuine. There
fore, beware Of countereits. They are for sale
by every d.uggis. in city and country, at Que
dollar 81 per bottle. II y5u wish relief take
10 other.
DIR. JNO LYON,
Practicing Physician, New Haven, Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning all diseases
either personally or by letter.
LORD & SMITH Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
I j. ROBINSON, agents fer this Lace
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In Probate.

Manitowoc, August 3, 1865.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

the great mass Of the good men and
statesmen of all parties earnestly desire
the rc-establishment of n Union of
States, possessing precisely the samo
legal and political rights.
1t is greatly to be deplored that the
wishes, hopes and aspirations of tho
soldiers and conservative masses of
both sections arc at this time utterly
contcmned and disregardcd by an ac-
tive, mclciless and most unpatriotic
faction, who are engaged in the trea-
sonablc work of impeding and pros
tratlng the work which the armies of
United States have so thoroughly per-
formed. If there are at this time any
men who deserve to be punished as
''dlsunionists,' they arc those wicked
radicals who arc now laboring to pre-
vent ten States from cheerfully return
ing to the Union, with all their civil
rights. If there are now any "contu-
macious," ''sullen" and @rebellious
traitors, whose personal hostility to
the Government calls loudly for chas-
tlsement, they are to be found among
the followers of Horace Greeley and
Wendell Phillips. The radicals alone,
OF oil the parties and factions in, this
country, are boldly and Indignantly
IN rebellion" against the declared
policy of President johnson.
The people of the South are render
ing cheerful obedience to the Con-
stitution and laws, aud are giving a
cordial support to the Presidents po-
hey to restore them and their States
to their original status in the Union.
No where has he warmer and more
contiding friends. The resolutions
adopted at the meeting on the Capitol
Square on Tuesday but breathe the
unanimous spirit of the entire South.
We want peace. To secure it we have
honestly acknowledged the defeat and
lrrevocablc decision against us of all
our late cherished opinions. Scces-
sion is dead-doubZy dead. The last
throc of slavery is over, and it only
awaits burial. We henceforth are for
''the Union-one and indivisihle," and
hope that President johnson may be
able to thwart tho radical factonists,
whose success can only result in the
degradation of the South, the perpetu-
alton of discord, and the defeat of his
administration. Times.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
COLUMBIA, C., SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g. 1865
party over another, and both loyal to
the reigning house.
IN .

party over another, and both loyal to
the reigning house.
The Emperor, who is man of
sense, aud who is acquainted with all
politics, may be able to understand
the business, and may sec it in what
ought to be its true light; but his sup
porters do not understand it, and may
be tempted to fall from him, under
the belief that he is soon to fall, that
being the usual course of political
things in France. He must, there
FORE. act in such way rs shall scqrMe
the fidelity of his supporters, and
satisfy Frenchmen that the opposition
are not a power, no matter what the
mum Der and the wei ght OF their sue
cesses at elections. He may find it
necessary to put himself in opposition
to the opposition, and thus the con
test become one between his dynasty
and the discontentcd party, though ut
present it may be, and most probably
it is, nothing of the kind. In this
lies his danger; for the changes of
1880 and 1943 proceeded from at
tempts on the part of the Govern
ment to contend against public
opinion; and i'll contest of the kind
he may prove as unfortunate rs were
Charles X and Louis Philippe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
JUST RECEIVED BY
IT, e. GfskRKE.
AT HIS RESIDENCE.

Corner Blandiny and Buu Streets,
LNiNE CORSETTS, Black SEWING SILK
r. Ladies BUCK GAUNTLETTS and
GLOVES.
Ladies' White KID GLOVES.
Ladies' Mourning and Embd HDK'FS.
SILVER THDIBLES, SCISSORS.
Key Rings, Grape Collars.
Cologne, (pure and fine.)
lubin's Extracts, Pomadc.
butterfly Cravats, China Dolls.
= Fancy Tuck Combs.
Black Flax Thread, Satinets.
Cashmere, for suits. .
Embroidery Cotton, Silk Gloves.
Silk Tissue, for wells.
Bleached Shirting, Leather Belts.
DcBcgc, for travelling dresses.
Ladies' Mcrino Vests ..
Low-priccd Ladies' Hose.
Fancy Vest and Dress Buttons.
Diaper Pins, Agate Buttons.
Gents Linen Collars, Matches.
Black and Colorcd Silk Betting.
Brooms, Black and Green Tea.
Spool Cotton, all numbers.
Mourning Calico.
Boys Half Hose, Felt Hats.
Ruta Baga Turnip Seed, &C. Aug 224
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

All rejecting and intelligent men
admit that the prosperity of the coun-
try can only be established by the
restoration of that condition of pro-
found peace which prevailed before
the late civil war. If sectional pre-
judices and the passions Which were
kept alive by the events of the war
continue, the mere termination of
hostiities is not peace. If interested
politicians, greedy Office c-holders, hun
cry place.hunters and radical Journals
keep up an incessant fire of the poi
soned weapons of defamation and
slander, the splendid victories of the
Union armies will be almost barren of
good results. Hundreds of thousands
of lives were sacrificed to restore the
Union, and IN enormous national
debt was contracted for the same pur-
pose. The prodigous resources and
1ndomitable energies of the Northern
States were unsparingly employed
during four years to accomplish this
result. To restore the Union, crnsh
out the doctrine of secession and abn-
lish slavery, were the great considers
tlons which actuated tho statesmen
and soldiers of the United States.
Their triumph, the people of the
South admit, has been complete. The
Confederacy has been utterly annihi-
lated, the authority Of the laws and
Constitution of the United States
fully restored, secession is dead, and
slavery is at its last gasp, and by the
1st of January, 1866, it will be dead.
The mighty armies of the Union
having accomplished al that WAS re-
qulred of them, have been disban,le1l.
The officers and soldiers who compose
those armies are satisfied with the re-
suit, and they declare that the punish
ment which has been visited upon the
people of the South is as terrible rs
the most implacablc could desire.
Having exposed themselves to every
danger, hardship and privation of. the
w;,r, and carried tho banners of the
Union into the heart of the Confcdc-
racy, they know that people can be
fearfnlly punished without calling in
the aid OF the hangman or of the con
fiscator. When the defeated people
have heretofore failed in an exhaustive
effort at revolution, they have rarely
suffered half as much as the people Of
the Confederate States have done.
Hundreds of thousands of the bravest
and most promising young men of the
South have been killed, and more than
three-fourths of our wealth has been
utterly destroyed. The proud hopes
of the leaders of the Confederaey have
been utterly crushed, and the people
of the South, from being among the
most prosperous, are now the very
poorest in all Christendom.
The punishment of the South" has
been as complete as those whose valor
restored the supremacy of Che Union
desired it to be. From all that we
can learn, the disbanded Union Of
ficers and soldiers are, almost to q
man, humanely and conservatively in
clined.
They know how absolutely necessary
peace, in its broadest and most catho-
lie acceptation, now is to the happy
consummation of the work which they
fearlessly perilled so much to accom-
plish. North and South, believe,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

Notice to the Taxpayers of the City
of Columbia.
pURSUANT to instructions from the
Il Council Of the city of Columbia viii
be found, between the hours Of a. m. and
z p. M, at the Council Chamber, for the
purpose of receiving CITY DUES.
Sept8 F. H. ELMORE, CITY Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
SPEcK & POLLOCK.

General Commission Merchants,
Fl'tt" street, I'd dora' from Assembly,
COLUMBIA, S. c.
.WE respectfully solicit a share of the
w public patronage. All business en-
trusted to us will receive prompt and per
sonal attention. We have now in store an
assortment 9;,si i,,tI of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
ItsRFUMES, &c. Also, Groceries, Proyi,
saons eons MoIassns soin az Sugar Coffee Tea New Or
Vines and Liquors, Scsars, &c, &C., all Of
winch we offer either at wholesale or retail.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09
;: Drug Store
For sa.1@

NHE STOCK and FIXTURES of whole
Il sale and retail DRUG STORE. in the
town of Newberry, s. c., prominently stu
ated and of good patronage, will be sold at
a bargain, if applied for soon.
satisfactory reasons assigned for selling.
Address Box 8s, Ncwberry, s. C.
Sept
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

Which they will sell as low as any other
house in the city ut retail
They are also prepared to accommodate
their country friends with goods at slight
advance on Charleston prices.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

BROOMS, WATER BUCKETS, SELVES,
COPERAS, PAINTED TUBS, SEGARS.
Chewing Tobacco, Backing and Brushes
Rim Knob Locks, Pad Locks.
Prepared Lemonade, Matches.
Whisk Brooms, Table Cutlery.
Window Glass.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-09

A large assortment Of TINWARE, (manu-
iactured by one of the best houses in New
York to which we invite the attention OF
housc-keepers. Sept - .
, 1865-04-10
wAs1aIrGTON's B1RTuDAy


,Waxa1As. A graf rebellion against cur Ms
Monaly and constitutional rtshts, begun and
sonspifators, hold us csptiyes out OF the gallant
host o. btethren. fighting down its army, We here,
BESIDE that feld Of DEATH where lie buried ID 001
O. pur eomrsuea n arms; the victims OF = cruelty
only equaied hY The teEEprs Of the Inqut=iion,
o.ssefs Of tno Middle Passage, and the Black
n9ie Or Gaisntta therefore.
afsotstd. 1hat VIC s:ader to Almighty God our
tssxseni thanks, thas he has, alt<E shielding u
laf9ngn great perts II arms, permitted Us hero 70
tx tae osth Of ne great Washington an4
walk in hts pathway of patience, endurance s, nd
s1lted virtues. -
,Rsso'red, That we detn this plaee and day tlt
whose defSnse We TOOK NJ erms and Il 20 that Eona ~
st1tuton and nationality which owes ~ Washing
q ;eS' ths S9e3nty of {1shte aods gn to ma.
n mate nracticsNio nas a,1 " ia s1
| nnhI,c. f'As o'es o'ef5 4aea " oe is'-
| Rero.yt3. That ,ve e-,ena >rr n,,f,rntrsvr,,..
Inv to tho relatives and frien NJ nnhls 49,
Of martyrs who, in this yallev of 1e1th misershiy
| perishcd from exposure, starvation and infuansn
| Ity; and that We invoke our ecuntz3men TO- raise
Ssef tne1r iowly frayes Is s. oys: r ihe dead n bat
ne, Moaanen1sl record ot tns-s cndurance1 md
1g,r Pttofren ooT That M. conore,, ,,,~, h.. s,.
c5sed ts session. W Sv he sboon Of nai r.
throughout The Republic, and tic refusal to tho
rebellion Of a0J te1ns hut unconditional aubuls-
alo9y Das nade Tor lasen and the country aH hon-
of3oie snd ID IMMORTAL NJ a record:
po mniser Is ts o. e e
co. ntto4s ~ deteqmna.,on A. e ~ the smerfc,1
peop!s to permit no monarchicaI colonization q
th1s cantinent, which resolve, W pledge our
seiyss T. God d md our country 70 nphola II azns-
~ tKeeto.rea. .e Ihst he distns uisnsd commanders
on W iaG ana nayy Pave on. a5ost
EtsohG hst ~. ,,s aod ana
patbizers OF lie North aFe more datesisbio tha1,
he tories Of the revolution. aud re on!y second
TO The rebels whose disloyaty to :he causc Of ta-
man freedom md the high purposes and destiny
OF sepu9llGsn, inshtutons' they only 1esk; the
Rtsefrt9 Thai va tender IN co,: w IT yoh7,
17th Cam. 1n the thanss ~ mia ~sctfro NJ ~
eloquent addrsss On this occasion
~. C---,---
Eeo 0oaels
Among the speakers at the great Eareul
aa&l meeting IN Boston to rejoice, over: the
, 1865-04-10
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bshy pt rsQaired. bt hla On appdcatIoa Ut Iii
o41cot U Ptt1u, by . all or tt1ezr*pl.
mai prop st's, Vii LOT b. eos.ide1ed. 's '0'o'
Each bid. to secrr+ consideration, nust contain
s q h BID .nd th:t t. Is IssdS e saier suso
lta such ,aa-antnis ~ eseuritE 1or il in'n n sns.
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neg. 20 be enc oiea with shs bid.
and prep.ed to eve bers. snd ae eoaTec1
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f:oRe ~ mu.s h {. aoresd di.slnely" PROPOSALS
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appear. and each pt1soss q ev'rf member Of nsm
4edefinE pToDt*at n!nst accompany It with an otth
sasElancs TO ne United States Government. or the
All b,dt not esmplytaE strictly with tho require.
q a%ss o1ks f. u: s E s,.
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nprk thin tlFty d1yt to %: the interest
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na reason o. Eoch deisut the Eho,e 8am. prnctpa.
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way ana thh interest thereon. eoua OF sad rail-
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Dated TILL etl day q Feeru1ry. A. D, 1ss
Ehs-m3A aW Sdp JOHN F. YkLYKHfOH 7,r.... |
, 1865-04-10

cused ehaIl b concluded upsn that question,
until fnal trial, upon the mere finding of the
grand jury, which is necessarily based, to a
great extent, for ressons OF public policy, up
on mere e. pc7ts examination.
"Wc think an inquiry INTO the iacts should
always be made, upon the application Of the
prisoner. for the purpose indicated In this
mottop.''
The application may be made upon motion.
as in this case in term time or by haaeas cor.
pus in tcim-:ime or vacation.
Yours, &C., Bucx1sY.
, 1865-04-10

distance Of the Stone wallis guns from + q
water would prevent hee from working tham
with any great degree Of execution.
Commodore Craven expresses the belief
that the stonewall, If ahc had not been COM
gone directly to New York and Boston and
laid those cities under contribution, Onc
thing seems pretty certain, and that Is, lp sEe
ever reaches either port, she will have atlenst
to sink TWO Federal steamers before ste
, 1865-04-10
ONLY 40 CENTS.

And "A Investment and thorough trial does npx
-"oacE up'' tho aboTe statement, the money VIII d
refunded. VS. asy this kno*tnx it, 1neries and fssi
evety household
Do not waite away with coughing when 10 small n
Investment viii curo yon. It :naJ be hsd ot a1Y Re
spectacle 1rusK1st IN town, who T fu1nilh ron xt{k
circular Of genuine certificates OF curs It haS uae
~ Sold bJ Drugktsts eYesJWhe1ex
, 1865-04-10
DR. &tEeFow.

Aeeas1a1 fhys1cEn, etn BE- conxn.ted At s.s p,,,ce
- y" eottd UH-f'ss-. coF1ef o1 Monfoe Chtr.r m
dAd olo1a hoR tie Postottce OF nj, f:arnt,ir ~.
.Ass aad D.esecs OF private aud delicate na.nre -
RON sexes which he t1cah With unparalleled srcces.
.s Ffese ladies s.d Gentlemen ca4 ccu
aou1s ron l. m to p.u. sanda5s, IL to ia ~
1ommamauona coattecual. Corsul.atnr fr.-
&dertn Tastofdcs Box 1A Irelosa svo xtsr,r% ~
Eet Gt au3tat 10 Health taeasco7 80. Nv
, 1865-04-10
celebrated Magic Time 0b,erverl |
CUMRiNATION WATCH,
VIII DO sold at Gold Price,
LIN GREENHA--

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4 GAUGHsEt IN ,n,n..
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, 1865-04-10

pany a st u ths ortE1n%si % Price of 81
f';a namnsT t9,it 91iT ne Of xo;9 Sh.re'
60 fer share.
soli@ated Petroieuu apd sipinr Co.
! - = ~ -.@ e W.
Organized unoe1 shs'aV1 o. New York
shareholders Exempt Gror .
Personal Linbiiity. II. q
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, 1865-04-10

DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.
Tbs Subscription Books OF this Com,
pnny at the Original Price or 81
per Share Having CIosed. a Itu1s
it'd Number Only OF Shares
Remaining Will be Sold At
50 Per Share.
, 1865-04-10

NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

ofx1cx or THR Nor1urES fnDiAxA Px1box,j
MICHIGAN CITY. 1nd1lna,
Sealed Proposals Will be recc,red BY The soa1d OF
f1tdsy. the 18th d,y OF My D. 1s6t. At L O'Clock
n tior th construction Ct The South Wing Of the
Cen Hontc. includiag the Guard Houpe, The OEca
Ana the coEpi ton 9! tue Prison te and
1eokfT 1aEets Of said prison. sesE MichH City In
dana acc: rtlp& 10 ths plans and tp-csueaica1 rre
Control, ncw nl. tat Prtl "a IN M:chi:an ::ty
1ropoa1la shat b. for ali CT such work, for either
ono Ct Eoro Il the three ivisons thtts- All mate
t1Aa TO be fuFutshed ~ taa contractor, e1ccp. u
Ikmsa IN tha speciacauoos bn to be mate, II de-
feo oy tae coatractor rom the clay g;on tie and
2ral katroad H!l:s Of pkrces 11rst camplny e.ch
hid. with rE12rs for each Et1d ht work ana tc.s
1moonu carried out Al! The work 10 be completed
on Sr before the l:t dLy Of October, 1855.
Ninety pef ct mt Of Lht AIioGnt Of work do1e 8nd
materials caiyerea, skceIt-ned by the estimate Of
cent. 81 the nH ount Of zach eatnxtc be retain
until the comp Of tn. e0ntr ct nnt Accordance
Ut the kaMe and u b. forfrite1 Een fu d J.
nent Of coltEsct. no ccntract TO be Hss!Eesd With
out conkent Of tbs Board.
aH1ctor - Etvc 1t leAs three good freehold ser1-
rifles. Yestdt mis- Of The <sste Of Inathnt.
The Hoarc rescrye& the highs eject any al bids
offered and to declare contracts vold fer noneompu.
ance with the Etpulauons thereof elthtr In quality Of
yuk. or airre 10 pfosress satisfactorily
Proposals. 81 Be env<lored and Plainly addressed
e OF Centre: f6ot:sern 1seIann prl1o."
New frisen. aicaAk1 EsFs EsSf, sa!sslniend. nct
ent viii attend at ths 0nsa and klse ~ Necessary
Information. HUGH HANNA,
j0sePS 3 DObGE.
Eh3lp1545En Directors or Br1rd Of Controt
, 1865-04-10
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Sci CRsstx, =: zen ye.Ir, s.; ave auesslons. 81.
- sshs..cs,on Eend day o. mon ana yesT
EGs1!s IL LAkE Ail,. Camden. New Jc1.cy.
, 1865-04-10

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YAn1l.en Ctr0llne
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VOORHEES, Eliza L mis-
, 1865-04-10

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