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The hitter Fruits Of BAD Bitters.

AAAO nv Va
Invalid reader, do you know what nine tenths Of
the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro-
prletors to scsept IS universal psnaeess, are com
posed Off Give heed for a moment. They are
manufactured from unpurifed alcohol, containing
a considerable portion of fusel oil, q poison almost
a. deadly as prussic acid. The BASIS ofthe regular
t~inctures of the MateriA Medcs is the ZANE. No
amount of ''hsrbd extracts" can overcome the
bad tendency Of this perniciouI element. The Es-
ssnce Of sound Rye, thoroughly reetiaed, is the
only element which can be safely uEed as = c0mPo.
uent of a Tonic, Alternative, aud snthbilious medi-
cine, and H~OsTETTER's STOMACH BITTER5 70
the only medicinal preparation in the world in
which this a, tlcle is used as an ingredient. Hence
the extraordinary effects Of this great specific. It
gives strength without producing excitement. No
other Tonic does this All the ordinary Bitters
flush the face and AFFECT the brain. HesTETTER's
BrrrERs difnse an agreeable calm through the
nervous system, prom Ote digestion, and produce
sleep. No other t)bis 50 qui ky reyives tGe sx-
haustsd physical enaIgies. restores the appetite,
and removes the gloom and depression which al
ways accompanies weakness of the bodily powers,
Iy3:24SadGW
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coal.

A LIN J0NEg,
WhOIssAls and Rssan DssIsE
Strip TcIas OelHnblaaa and Chippewa
c . 10
OGss on q. 4 P. B. Z. Pisg. Also, Omos and HhFa
rs Euclid street b. \. Crossing. Goal ofGl
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, GRATIS, STOVES.
0Aos Or Hoass Use. Also, ANTHRACITE QUAIL
IN large or mAl quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend
ID 70. Coal TOR Imithipg kapk constantly on hand
- Tsrms cra tnaSla,Pa
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GOVERNOR BRoUGH RECovBRIEG.-We are
glad to learn that Governor Brough is now
considered not only out of danger, but rap
idly recovering. He was thought to be in
a very critical condition three or four days
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY, JULY Z, 1865.
RRaIsFEk

~ OtiESus Wishing conveyance to SithsT Of the
shove Trains o. BOsts, will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. By leaving their address
It the Omnibus Omos, .IT BupsroT Etrssk, next
door 70 the WsddeII House.
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DEATHS At TIE HeNB.-Edward Ottawsy
arrived at the Soldiers Home in this city
last Tuesday morning, sick with fever. He
came from Mound City, and was endeavOr-
ing to reach his home in a place called
East PennsyIvanIs, about twelve miles be-
low Erie, but death met him here on We'd
aeSdoy evening His parents arrived the
morning before his death. He was about
eighteen years of age, aud had been in the
navy since September last. His parents
removed his body to their homo yesterday
A government emPiOyeo- named M-S"ley
came 70 the Home on the LIST of july and
OieA on the morning of the Fourth. He
had the typhoid fever. His father arrived
the evening after his death, Snd conveyed
the remains, on the 5th inst, to his homo
in AdsmsviIle, Pa, near Mesdville.
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It has been stated already that hotel
accommodations have been secured for the
delegation at the Biddle House.
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cuysb bc g County, }ss.
i. DAN P. EEiE8, Vice Prssidsnt Commercial
NgIfonsl Bank Of Cleveland do Solemnly swear that
the above statement Il true, to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
DAN P. EELLS, Vice Prest.
Z Sworn to aud subscribed b,torS me this 9Th day
OF July, A. D., 1865. JOHN 9. JENNINGS,
iy7l P25 Notary Public.
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IIGrand Pleasure Excursion to La

LOst-A mall Pocket Diary for 1865. Who
ever will return the same to W. D. BAKER, $50
Superior street, will be suitably rewarded. jy6 2S5
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
HOR CLEVELAND
Designated Depository for all Public
EOnl6s,

Authorised Subscription Agent for the
100 LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before thu
People, the Bank will beep on hand . full sssort-
ment o. sizes, and I'LL all orders promptly and with
out DELAY.
Five Per Gent. Legal Tende Notes.
With Accrued Interest TO date, received In pay
ment for Subscriptions and will redeem at par the
Coupons on the Seven Thirties presented ct the
counter.
VIII also purchase United States Vouchers, Cor
thcstes Of Indebtedness, and all Government, Sc
curitiel. feb23
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sExroE' REPoRT.-We publish below the
City Sections report for the month of
June, 1866:
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Our pains are real things, and all
Our pleasures but fAntasticali
Diseases Of their own accord,
But cures come difficult and hard
Evt all Who have ever tried it say DR.. D Il See
lye's Liquid catarTE Remedy Hersr fails to remove all
pains, aches and troub es arising from OatsrIh eli.
hcultieS. TRY 1T. jyS:R3
Diseases of Ia Horse and toher domestic
animals, trested geographically by John D. Hall
M. D. at BALLS Homeopathic Pnarmsvy, no. n
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 so.
Visits within the city limits, So so. je1O:246:eod
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SHIRT COLLARS.
.K-ADQUABPEBs FOH
DENTISTRY
IEETH E 3 /

Dr.. J. 3. DANIELS,
Late Of the firm Of H~ALLTEELL & DAEIKLs, q
sill a. his old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public square, making those
ipValusble gems, Artificial Teeth, 1t the cid prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower sot from $40
to SIS an work warranted aPIn'A
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iun7:2i

DOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
IL The staul CHI and reliable steam A4SHp
er LADY FRANKLIN, Fred MIL .08
Ter, Captain, will leave our Dock TOR superior City
aud inteTmedisse Ports, on Friday July 7thi at 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
For fright or passage APP ly to
MALONE, Pc TIT & CO.,
b6;226 LII and lE9 River ct.
NJ T. CO.-FoR OGDENs- sE
In sBURG and intermediate Ports. p
The stRunoh screw steamer -
GRANITE STATE, J. BIsH0P, Master
will leave on Saturday, July ttb, at z. M.
Passengers ticketsd 20 New HorR, Montreal, Bos
ton, and all parts Of the New England States.
For freight or passage apply 70
PELrON, FREECH a CO.,
Foot Of Superior st
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CITY NEWS

INV ENGLAND SEWING MACHINE Price
SIS. Agents wanted at No. 1877 Superior
street. jy7:225
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METEOROLOGICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by j. S. Perley, Opticiau, No. 1913 Superior
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State Of Ohio, f1H
County Of CuvAhoga,
W. L.. OUTER, Cashier Of The Merchants
National Bank, CIeVelsnd, Ohio, do s0lemnly swear
that the above statement IL true 70 the beat Of my
knowledge and belief.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Sd day
Of July, 1885 jy7;2E6 J.LEohAhD' M.
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NOTf6ES.

MRS. CasnD,-~ pays the highest cash price
Tor ladies' cast of wearing apparel. PIvsso try, by
calling, or sending a note by post, to MrI- CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders will be
punctuslly attended to. jy6.Rs2
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DLAOK AND WHITE CHICK
myl9 81 Superior Hrsst
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saUARTlERLY REPORT OF gFHE
~ NATIONAL CT3 BANK OF Cleveland.
q. u . MnEnAN- Inlu "A 1aaE

jobs =. WHTTELAW, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to bdfOrs T. aESSEH.
MUELLER Notary Public, Jolly 5ths 1865.
u bF22s
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State Of Ohio, r.r -s -ar-
County Of Ouyahogs,J
1, j. O. BUELL. Assistant Cashier Of seoond
National Bank Of OlsVelAnd, do solemnly swear that
the above staten sht IL true 70 the best Of my
knowledge and belief. .r.s. .ss az -ar.
80. BUELL., Ass't. Cashier.
Sworn to aud subscribed before me this 9Th day
of JnlF, 1866. JOHN J. OARRAH,
jy7:224 Notary Public.
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
"
LAKE SUPERIOR.

THE SPLENDID sTAUEGH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Will sail on Pleasure Excursions to the Upper
Lakes On the following days, leaving Cleveland Of
s O'Clock P. NJ:
Lao LA BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Capt, John s~paldtng. Capt. ID. H.. Muroh.
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Greonville and Columbia Railroad.

On and after July =, the trains will run
as follows: Leave Alston on every Sion
day, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock
a. m.; leaving Greunvl!c on TUESDAYS,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and arriving at
Aston same days. The traveller will note
these regulations. A private letter to the
PheniJ, from Mr.. j. 3. J4asalle, the en-
cellent superintende advises US of tie
c"mmendable progress which IS being
made iu the reconstruction of the work.
We trust that the day of disaster has
fully passed-that there will be neither
freshets nor foes to tear up and destroy
d'-ring the next three generations We
give an extract from the encourag ing letter
of Mr.. Lasa!lc:
I'VE are making rapid progress will,
TIE completion towards Columbia We
have corps o! engin GERS oa the line being
located or completed as expcr,neute.l.
Ihs location is lar advanced, aud we
expect in 4 very sho' time to put I; build
ing force upon it, though a portion "l hs
work will be somewhat .rouhleso.nc We
expect in the course of few mon,hs to
have the sound Of the whistle telling Of
our speedy approach. Our motive power
and rolling stock has been very much re.
duced, which compe's Us to run ONLY t;i,.
three trans per week.
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r. Six hundred Confederate troops
were released On the 10Th ult. from
Fort Delaware. Three thousand stlll
rcmain prisoners, one-third of whom
are officers.
President Lincoln's estate, invested
chiefly in Government securities,
amounts to seventy. five thousand dol,
lars.
The United States troops, which
have left Washington recently, will
reach the number Of one hundred thou
sand, about forty thousand still remain.
The Herald says that all specula-
tons touching the trial of Gen. Lee
may as we'll be abandoned at once.
ae is simply prisoner Of war, and
Go'erDment is pledged for his pro-
lection.
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Opening Of Railroad Travel.

1t is matter Of grateful public interest
to know that the Wilmington anil Man
chester Railroad will be open for freight
and travel. through to Wilmington, by or
abou, the middle, of August. Daily con
nec,ions with the North are now made
from Wilmington.
The Cheraw md Darlington Railroad is
running through from Florence to Chern ",
and the Northeastern Railroad Company
will be prepared to transport passengers
and freight the entire length of that road
that is, from Florence to Charleston-on
4th July inst.
The public convenience calls loudly for
the esta ablishment Of mail communication,
and it is therefore highly desirable that
mails should be put upon the roads at
once. We trust that the military authori
tics will do their utmost to attain this
resalt Mails can reach this road from
Charleston by way of the North eastern
Railroad, and the W ilnlington and Man
chester Railroad Company is prepared to
carry tine mails from kingsviie to Little
Pee Dee River, distance Of ninety seven
miles, just as soon as they may be called
upon to do 60.
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Cosr OF Tue WAR IT, THE SouriI.-A
Southern Journal estimates the loss on
account OF the war to a single Ssate as
follows:
The property. rea! and personal, includ
ing slaves, held in South Carolina. accord
ing to the census of 1860. was valued at
four hundred millions of dollars. The
bank, railroad and other corporate stocks
and personal property amounted to hum
dred millions, aud of this property arliy
vestige is left. The four hundred ,i.on
sand slaves were estimated to be worth
two hundred millions. TIE lard, eur
braclns some hneiy imp owed and produc-
tve cotton ard rice pla.tations with
costly mansions, was worm one hundred
million dollars; and these are, to a crca,
extent, devastated w the war.
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CoLUAIBI.A..
Tussdsy Morning, July A 1866.
American Independence.


The great dsv Of the American Revolu-
t icn is to be celebrated with great eclat
by the colorea population of Columbis'
aud its precincts, and there will probably
be visitors from distance Of thirty miles
and more. 1t is estimated that not less
than 10000 persons will be present.
Preparations for grand dinner have been
in progress for some weeks, and a fearful |
consumption Of creature comforts may be
anticipated. The editor OF the PhGmir
and the cumpositors have all been honored
with an invitation to the feast The
editor, h'svever, has Invariably got sick
on that day for the last twenty years, aud
he has no Reason TO expect that he will
escape on the present occasion. tie thus
escapes Orations as we'll as celebrations.
We are told that the military authorities,
under Col. Haugi ton, have made their
preparations complete for The preservation
of public order Strong guards will en-
force so5riety and dccency, aud require
patriotic enthusiasm to wear i curb, keep
ing it harnessed to proper PAGES. and not
suffering it to break bounds aud gallop off
in license. AS preliminary to this desra-
alsA condition, the commandant has re-
Gently seen quite rigid in exacting ODE
Gience to those orders which forbade the
sale of whiskey. He has. we are tod,
taken up several establishments whose
owners were guilty of violating orders.
Some famous Golicking has been arrested
in the ve'y highest toss of its pumage;
and, tripping on the light fantastic toe,
under the two-fold inspiration of violins
aud whiskeys, the merry elves Of Tcrpsi-
chore have mad their. pasti.ncs arrested,
and been made to trip away from ball
room to gsard house, while the whiskey
has been made to flow into the cutters,
instead OF the glottis. Some obstinate Of
Tenders, we also learn, have been put to
hard labor, being thus made to suffer
equally in spirit and in flesh So mote it
be. We presume that the garrison here
will deliver a salute at dawn and at noon
day; and to those persons who dwell near
the cannon. we counsel the throwing open
of their wiadows, lest they lose some OF
their s!ass by :he concussiop-a loss not
easily replaced. We hear of no orations
to be Ga,ivere,l, though it ,s possible there
may be extemporaneous speaking through
out the day and at various places. We
hear, however, of no other celebrations
proper, save those Of the colorcd pcpula
.ion.
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1HE LABOR euEsT.oH-Ths New Yol X
Nefold has the following SUMMARY at the
close Of an editorial upon the labor ques-
tlon at the South:
The labor question. which is also in,
ciuded in reconstruction, admits of n very
sinp'e solution. II ose Southeru~rs. white
or black. who VIII no. work, mus. starv..
his IS the lnvariable ruiz Throughout the
Cplied States, and We s"e no reason 10
make special exception in favor o! either
The recent rebels or the recent slaves We
Will have no appendix TO the aboli,ion
ag'.ation. Tkc negro orght. to be let
alone severely for a Year or two, and he
VIII Then manage to take care of himself.
we pursue this policy with our white
population. Why should we adopt diff
ferent policy towards the blacks3"
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gY PEEsoSAL-Ail subscribers to the
Phamir whose subscriptions have ex.
pircd, will please come forward and
renew, in specie or Government Treasur..
notes; otherwise their papers will be stop
ped.
S:y We wish ;t distinctly unders,ood 4
that our terms a", c"@. No nGvel,ise-
meats viii thrr fore, be inserted. unless
PAID for in advance.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

CREATURE CoMFoETs.-Our readers will
note the ccpious advertisement Of NJ,
Melvin Cohen, which, with others OF -
like class, will amply show to our conn.
try readers what is doing bv the IT,, ding
population of Columbia. '.hey will sec
what admirable and various stock. are
provided for the general accommodation
Of all classes of customers i: Will b.
seen chat MIR. Cohen has a great variety q
those articles which are especially re-
quired for the due celebration of the
anniversary CT a''cr;can inde pendence
We have had q sample OF u y various sap
plies ct cur oifi:-. All hands have :yJ
full upon his good t',jngs, and We c:::
answer for his cheese and biscuit crucS crs
and other breads;ufs from the bakery Of
C!ausscn. which We hold to BE- equa! to
anything of the kind among the con-re.
gated nations. There was great sinac:inc
OF the chaps among The printers, who are
ndn,irable judges of ali lhings Lien tend
to the advance Of our spiritual and ply
seal civilization
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Efforts are in progress il Savannah to
resume the lighting of that city will .-as
The District Provost Marshal has prohibit
ed the wearing of any po:tion Of the Cen
fedcratc uniform.
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PEAcnEs.-The Phoenix enjoyed fine
feed OF nice peaches, yesterday, from the
orchard Of Sir. George Lever, who pro.
duces several choice varieties: These all
find their way 10 the market, (where our
readers may enjoy tiic'n,) except such as
tind their way TO the nest of the Phmnx.
Let them try them, and they Will not in,.
peach our Judgment in lncir favor.
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PRoCEEDINGs AT ABBEviLLE-W have
received a report of the proceedings OF a
public meeting at Abbeville, with the
view to reconstruction Of the Union. The
meeting was large and highly fspect able.
judge Wardlaw presided, and the COM
mi'tee appointed consisted mostly of the
ablest men in the precinct. Hon. A. Burt,
formerly a member of the United States
Congress, was chose to bear the memorial
to Washington. We shall give an early
insertion TO L be proceedings, which reach
us toe laie foNa place in this days papeS
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The Charleston Courier of the Goth
ult., in an appeal for charity on behalf
OF the poor OF that city, tells US that
hundreds of mortal beings are perish
ing around us each cav from want Of
food and ra,ment.' He adds the grate-
ful assurance, that We live in a Chris
tan country; and yet it is too fre,
qnently the case that, in such countries,
the paupcr prays for bread and receives
q stone.
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mr.. henry THYROID

WILL open. on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
W July, at his residence in Eichland
street, (bctween Bull aud Mn;ion,) y
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS in which the
Anc!ent Languages, French and the usu=l
hsg'ish Branches ~i:l he, tapsh.
J-.r y
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We, thank Geucral Lowell for cory Of
the Charleston Courier, Of the lst of July
He has Just returned from the city, and
reports things generally quiet. We are
pleased 10 see that, il turning his sword
into a pioughshare, the General has lost
none of his flesh and physical vigor.
For Charleston and Savannah papers #
late dates, we are indebted to the court,
Gus Remembrance of Mr.. Geo. Cremcr.
Also, TO the Express Company for Charles
ten, Port Royal and Augusta papers
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General Commission Agencv,

= = 11s'''10 0II = {, =. u
- IS GLASS respectfully adv., .ises
4 the f"hlc that he is prepared t" do
a GaN GHAl. COMHISSION BUSINESS.
and invites cons9nme.Hs of all kinds of
@erchsn'l'ze. Nannfactures, Produce, &c.
ne VIII "tten'i :" the purchase or sale OF
Real Estate, Stocks. DC. Office ard sal,s-
room on Plain street, between Bull and
'H'tkens. luue 90 ~
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We invite attention to the adver.isem ent
Of Henry NJ Draae, General Supern,en-
dent Of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad. In a few days, the route will.
be OPENED from Kingsvile. via Florence
to the city Of CharlestonA
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Il Office.

ME citizens who hive received written
4 Invitations to the barbecue given bv
the c"l"rei citizens, are requested to b. Mt
IA" "rruHds formerly occupied by the
Foreign Legion, by 2 clock, TUESDAY,
July I, lS63. II. D. WARDS,
Su.y . 2F Secretary ot Committee
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COLUMGIA MALE s ;Docr.

ME exercises oi this SCHOOL, fer .Ee
d sec"nd :: ss;"a If 1860, will co,Ymancc
on the l!'h Of July. in the Sunday School
Room of t!,e Marion Street Methodist
Church. the temporary use of wil.c!i school
@ .o"m "as been secured bv the principal.
In" u"i!1b~r of scholars will be limited.
Compliance with the regulations of 4he
Sc""oi and close attention to study arc
required. and VIII be exac;cd, Of every
ntpi. 1uit,on vii! be at the rate Of: $40
per session { five months PAYABLE hv half
sessions +. W. PAPE, Principal.
Julv s o.
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a correspondent of Tie Savannah lie
ralI, writing from Washington, says Of
the Charleston delegation lately sent thi-
thcr, they are evidently not in good
order" We presume What the writer
meant. mot in good odour;" and We should
think not. Verify, you shall purge these
politicians with all the physic in Cohen's
shop-you may drench them with poppy
ana Maadargora-yet not remove one par
ticle Of that ancient rebel faint upon
which most of them pridcd lhemse!ves but
little year ago.
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9 h 9 i Q q
WINES, Alb, CLARE'T,
BOURBON WHiSAEY, &C., SC,
Just received and for sale low by
MELVIN NJ. COHEN,
ASSEMBLY STREET, WEST SIDE,
One door from Pend!eton street

NOTiCE.-Un1.r recent orders from
headquarters, no liquors Of any de<crip
tion will le sold by the subscriber withont
special permit from Col. Hang ton, COM
mandng. or a certificate from a r.sp.c,
able physician. july 4 tu,hm3
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NATIONAL BANV The books for sub
scrip;ion to the Peoples National Bank
of South Carolina were announced for
opening yesterday, the I'd inst, at the
banking house Of the Peoples Bank, in
Charleston-D. L. Mckay. w. II. Houston
and J. 5. Riggs being the commissioners.
The advertisement does not cay for how
long period the books are to be kept
open
The Charleston Library building, corner
of Broad and Church streets. has been
engaged by Collector Nacksy as a tempo
gary custom house. 1t will be seen By our
cztracts that the COLLECTOR has been STIRRING
che Political waters at Washington, to the
Inconvenience of the'small political fishes,
and that he has returned to Charleston to
receive an ovation from the leading per
pong and ?ol'tcls,.s o: that anr.sot liz
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

The travelling public will do well to
note the advertisement Of DR.. Bakers line
OF stages fyr Newberry. We can answer
tI The excellence of his team and vehicle,
eaSd the attention Of the driver
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Reverdy johnson asserts shat court
'nAsalals have jurisdiction over soldiers
uuly.