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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14
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Thereare here In Columbus lucrative Off
cIal positi0ns4-a -among thera the Postmaster
ship, the U.lS. Revenue COileotorshlp, and
the. u. S.Assessorship. II Is supposed their
holders are friends % the President. They
move and have their official being through
him.. What are they doing in his behals
now that the Republicans in Congress have
INFLATED an implaeable opposition tOyhis
policy oi reorganization, as he has set II
forth in his Message2 Do they conceive
that policy to be right and, therefore,
worthy of support, or do they coincide
with the malignants in their party who
seen 20 break II down and discreiit II with
the public IL they stand by the President,
why don't they undertake. to induce
Mf. SHrLLABARGER TO advocate and sup
port it in the lower House Of Congress9
They have, or ought to have, influence
with him; and, having influence with HIM,
they should exercise it on him so that he
WILDE brought to give his voice and bis
vote in favor of giving to the Southern
members their seats. This is duty they
should perform In return for the fat places
they hold. They should domore than this.
They should endeayor to prevail on the
Journal to advocate the admission OF the
southern rn'lRepresentatives TO their seats,
aud thus sustain the President in his eE-
fort TO permanently and speedily pacify the
whole country. They will, doubtless, rec
ollect that only couple Of days ago the
Washington special to the Journal declared
that all the Daily papers in Washington
were demoralized,. that they were daily
working to demoralize Congress and to de-
bauch the public, so that the great unr
washed would be received without qqes-
tions being asked. The meaning of this
was, thar they were advocating the reor-
ganization policy Of the President as an
nounced through his Message, and yet the
Journal has not had one word to say in
depreciation Of the spirit of that paragraph
in its Wasbipgton special. They know that
the Journal has not indorsed the Message;
they know that atitdOn't advocate the admis-
sion Of the Southern members to their seats;
they know that in the contest that Is now
going on between the President and the
Radicals, It withholds from him support
Can they not induce it to give him its sup
port in the contest he is now engaged in? If
they shall fail to do so, they certainly can
not expect much commendation from the
President as faithful laborers in the Presi-
Dental vineyard 1t may be well for them
toinduce the Journal and Mr.. SHEILABAR-
GER both to change their course, and give
to the cause of Southern Representation in
Congress Jealous support. ....f 4
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Looking for n General Division
o.-. s. 1l3 of PrOperdy.rsss...,,,. ,..,a.

1t Is stated that Gen. GRANT, In the inter-
view he had with the President on Tuesday,
said that majority Of the negroes in yir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia, were ina comparative state OF
idlehess, aud that nearly all refuse to renew
their contracts until after Christmas, because
they believe that at that time general
division Of propertyis to take place. This
knowledge General GRANT derived in those
States from his own personal knowledge.
This lanientable condition of affairs in the
South Is the product Of. the Abolition teach-
ing here in the North. From their teach
ing the Negroes have gothic idea into their
heads that a general parceling out Of
Southern property among them was totake
place, and this belief, SO begotten, has
worked to their pecuniary injury and to
the pecuniary injury Of the Whites there.
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.The Penalon arencv.

The Pension Agency in this city has been
removed from the johnson Building to the
National Exchange Building, corner OF
High and State streets, Joe W.Dwyer, the
! Pension agent, is gentleman, attentive
and prompt in the discharge OF the duties
of his Office, and affable and courteous as
becomes member of the corps typograph-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

RePubIIcans I'm CODgress Refuse
10 Hndorse the Presidents ReOr-
ganizatiOn Policy. o,,i
On Tuesday, Mr.. ELDRIDGE, of Wiscon-
sin, offered a resolution in the lower House
Of Congress indorsing the Presidents poll
cy Of reorganization. The House refused
TO second the demand for the previous
question on its passage-the vote standing
yeas %, nays los. Thus, not only in acts,
but by resolutions do the Republican mem
bers Of Congress refuse to indorse the Pres
idsnt in his reorganization policy. 1t il
but q short time since, when they:were be-
seechipg the support Of the people for the
candidates. Of their party, that they ayowed
aedetermination to sustain the President IN
his reorganization policy. Why don'tthey
do itp -,..r.,. q eyf--lt.~rvfss r-Yi.f
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! n Tl,e = ArrIcultnrIal ~ CoIIe,re.

We understand that the Commission to
settle upon site for the State Agrictfl-
turaL College win meeeat 10 Am. to-day
inthe Governors room In the State Capitol,
to agree Upon their report. owe learn that,
in addition to other propositions, there Is
one from Andrew Wilson, Jfs for the lOca-
tlon of the proposed College at White Sui
Y,hur Snr;n nOaF1-r .Eas...rR
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TI,.a Isnnian Quarr.eI.

The existing difficulty between the ex-
eeutiTe and legislative branches Of the or
Ranization claiming to represent the Irish
ReDublic In New York, is what Sir Lucius
Oyfrigger would call ''a. very pretty quar-
rel as iI stands.Y and augurs i'll for the sue
cess of its proposed movement for the over
throw of British authority in the Emerald
Isle. With the forces of the republic" di-
Hided, and each wing denouncing the other
Is unfaithful and dislOyal, the sincere
friends of the cause will be at loss to
know whom to trust, and the disclosures OF
the machinery of the Fenian combination
which are being made will probably give
the agents Of Great Britain such an insight
into lis operations that All hope of its ell
cheney win be destroyed Unkeppy Ire
land may well exclaim, 's'Save me from my
friends !F'-Forneg;s Press. osssf5I 3asbisgI,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

THE wife of laborer, James Heney, re-
siding near the Brighton House, Cincinnati,
presented her husband on Monday night
with three daughters at one birth. "Moth-
er and daughters alldoing we'll"
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- Imimiarnnfs.

G. II. Campen, Immigrant Agent reports
the number of Immigrants thatpassed this
psint during the week ending the 9th inst
at 346. Of this number l7S designed settle
ment in Ohio, % in Indiana, 12 in Illinois,
lO3 in Missouri, II in Kentucky, and 81 -ip
Tennessee Many Of these immigrants were
from Canada. ......- -. .
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Mou.' WIN L. fTfncIt. !

We are glad to notice, that this gentle
man, the faithful and sterling Representa-
tive from the 18th Ohio Congressional
District, spoke, on Tuesday, in favor Of
swearingin the Tennessee Representatives.
There was not a Republican Representative
from Ohio that gave to that proposition his
support. although he knew that it was the
Presidents wish that they should be sworn
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Honest and sincere In Their 10y
atty.

The recent tour of observation by Gen.
GRANT through the South, has convinced
him $50 he has told the President) that the
South almost unanimously desire a speedy
readmission to their old position in the
Union, and that their professions Of fpture
loyalty and good behavior are honest and
sincere. This, be it remembered, is not the
language of politician, or Of man speci-
ally in the interest of the South. 1t is the
testimony of aman who has done consider
able in holding the South in the Union
against their will; and It follows, neeessa-
riIy, that he did not travel through the
South, predetermined, to manufacture an
untrustworthS sentiment in favor of the
Southern people. His testimony, viewed
in this light is entitled to be received ia
vOrably. And inasmuch as it is reliable,
wherein is to be found the Justification for
Congress to nullify the Constitution of the
United States in denying to the Southern
Representatives their seats in Congress? .a~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

BARTHOLOMEW FLAHERTY was sentenced
on Tuesday, by the q. S.District Court at
Cincinnati, to four years imprisonment in
the Penitentiary for having dealt in coun-
terfeit United States currency.
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stolen Property.

I, W.. have received through the PostofIlce
an anonymous communication, stating that
officer Griffith, of Newark, had arrested a
man on suspicion of having stolen mare
and buggy found in his possession. Other
particulars are stated which we do not feel
at liberty to use.j We are always obliged
to gentlemen who send US news; but to
communications similar to the one alluded
to, responsible name should be annexed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

RELIGIOUS, meetings were held in the
Presbyterian Church at Cadiz duringthe
whole of last week. Eighty-two newmem-
bsfs were ADDED Co the churchST CIT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

PosTERs are declared by the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue to be nov ex-
empt from duty under the Internal Reve-
mn Iay,o 1fIrW W"la" cfl.tl- A.Al.f..... '.I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

THE Cincinnati Gazette states that early on
Monday morning two fine horses we're
stolen from the residence Of Judge Satin
on the. Harrison pike!a sai'i5 'aa 'a'Toi 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

THE former slaves in the South will, with
few exceptions, become paupers. This, an
exchange pronoUnoes, "a delightful pros
pect,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

BURGESS, Pendergast, Hughes and Don
mixer, win appear at Ellsler's Atheneum for
four nights, commencing Decemberlltll.
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HOlidaV Gifts.

We would advise all our friends to do as
some have already dong &A on MesarpssI.l
WIN. Sumner G. Co., Nos. II and 10 East
State street, and secure Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine for d Holiday present to
your wife or daughter. There is no doubt
but that the wheeler& wilson Is lthe'best;l
and as they give thorough instructions in
operating the machine you run no risk in
purchasing. ~ k4 "a VI Il ydecl4-d1t
tsa~Dr Edward LauFt asss9T 4
Manufacturer and Dealer III Hats, Caps
ami Eqrs, Fursrep4ireds No, 2aEastEown
street. asl 30 biiiy,ei % O. 5iaGf oOtl4A3m
\ gfbos it0aldGgioJ ,.g5oD bas'and wski9al
III WITHHOLD
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

'THE 25tho Independent Battery was
paid off and finally dlsbanded at Camp
Chase on Tuesday. -. i. o2D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

BEAUTIFUL stock Of Solid and Plated
- q = II a
Jewelry. S.SELLECK d Co. Z.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

THE Memphis papers are fairly alarmed
at the extraordinarily Increase Of population.
In 1860 it numbered between 10000 and
$4,000; now it embraces over $1,000 (some
sayi7O,0OO), and there is agreat scarcity Of
house roOnl. ss ttiiati1 liJs7sgo t1sflH4
,.,c.sitasl sfis lo iil.ste gY3dl, tg5T
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THE DGy.oR Empire puts faith In Presi-
dent JOHNSON; and, from his declaration
that he intends 10 take the Constitution it
self and the Interpretation eof' that instru-
meut tbyiits authors and contemporaries as
the best exposition Of its true intent and
meaning, anticipates the rising morn, and
feels that the true doctrines Of our Govern
ment which have recently been crushed to
earth BY therulS Of wicked fanatieisni, will
rise again, to bless humanity throughout
our land and that, though reason may
for time be blinded with blgOtry, yet like
the san, after the storm Is past, wiltshire
with renewed splendor and glory
May heaven grant that the Empire Is not
HIS said chat Secretary SEWARD has
written tie Emperor N N1foLEos, declining
torosbgnize the HIaximllliap Government
ayUlIe dsgado EoseFnlnent Of Mexico, on
the gtopnd 'tbat II was NOT nor Is y likely
tobeeones the do Jaeto Government Of that
countrysffodyuS aeiil lk 4 e'alg5A e6
GnERRAI LOGAN has finally declined to
accept the mission to Mexico. '.oies e ~ z
.QfiHed slsld 3sAbstif0lAe yiesHb
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LOG A L, N; II wS

A TENOR in Paris lately received $4,000
for one nights singing.
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-AmAmRIEn.

VANLOON- -CUTLER--Atth the Union House. in
this city, Dccemtar Istb. BY tho1sew X. Mees, Mr..
NICHOLAS VAHLooN and MISE ANN AMANDA Cur
LEa, daughter Of John and Matilda Cutler, of Del
aware county, Ohio. G
'HTwo souls with but gle thought
Two hearts that beat as one.Y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

A ANEW stock of first quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices. .l9g1iupe
.u..H Kan. SELKEcK & Co.
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.(JOTI q AlI,IE,s ElSDNtsY7 kd0ABIE

'COL6sAstE's HONEY SOAR
. This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such uniys
sal demand, ,ig made from the cltoleest materials
IL m1Id and enioIiieht IN It's nature, fra.
grantlY bcemted aod extremely benefciat
ihin sSt0h aPon tle akins For sale by an DraESiass
and Fancy Goods Dealers. ~ jhn3O05-d& &Wiy NJ
.s-.l!19
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sUPREsIE COUNT OF ONO.
TUESDAY, Dec. -, lses.

q - TUESDAY Dec; y, pVo.
Hon. jacob Brinkerhof, Chief Justice; Hon.J Osiah
Scott MN9 J0AH olgh SSaa Hon. LutheF RsE sed
Esq, Repofter.5 4. s. Shepard. Clerk. ~ VI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-14

GnERRAL LOGAN has finally declined to
accept the mission TO Mexico. 'eisis ~
.erltstl al.f y 3. .ltsiif,5iIe sta -es3b
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The Alabama Indemnities.

The 4Jlcmoridl Diplomati9uc, of MAY II,
:uakcs pah.!c the Important fact that the
Government OF President johnson has in
ructet. the American Minister IN London
IT, .'r.,uire OF .le Eng lisl Government y
uroDrL decision rs to the inGemul;ies due
the aited States for losses caused TO
Fedora. citizens by Confederate cruisers,
such as the Alabama and others, construct.
ed and equipped in English ports since ih,
beginning OF the war
The -Ncmortai adds that this demand
has been several times made by the Cnit.,
st, IS, but that its Justice has never been
conceded 10y the Brili<h Government,
which has rested lis refusal upon the
opinions given by the law oiiiccrs Of the
Grown; that "Mr. Lincoln had nevertheless
persisted in the demand. renewing it u
short time before his death; and that Mr.
Johnson, far from abandoning this de
maud, has revived it. accent,ng it with
1ao,e yigor und energy than ever
Ia the opinion OF the Memorial, "this
question, which, up to the present time,
had not seemed to be serious and pressing
nov tArcatens perhaps, q conflict between
the two nations, the I'm dish Cabinet ,,av
trg before it an account amounting to
n::ny millions sterling. and 1t seeming to
D.. certain that .he Federal Government
Will not modify It's den!auds at the point
wa.ch matters have ACTUALLY tcac.lcd.
The -hemorcai. however, sarc@stica!iy add:
The English Goverumeu; vii. hardly
persist il. y negative which woud be fol-
Owed l,y the gravcst cci.ss Ou"ncrs bat
Vii! make this new s"crii ce 10 peace after
Iuyiuer made ~ many Il7.0ic Sctyi I,.fS for
Tie same end dur.ag the past few Yeas.
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Monday Morning, June IL, 1865.
Sleep and Death.

IL who has.surrendered himself to sleep
bag yielded to Il temporary death, the
swakiog from which does net depend upon
himself. Yet he lies down to the one
':eves dou5ticg that his eyes will open on
The coming Gay. 1t is the delightful Office
Of religion to assure US, among other no
less happy trUthe, that death itself is not
atsoiase, Cat that the sleep which it be-
slows has rs GwaAenings also. And yet,
in spite cf all her assurances, with what
doubts do "c yield ourselves to the sacred
'lumber; with how many fears as to the
'eugth of the night; with how many ter
rors IS to the sort Of day which is to open
upon usl Perhaps, if the truth were
lnowa, our dread is rather greater with
regard to the sleep than The awakening.
Our fears Of the lutter are not so lively as
those which attend our thoughts in respect
10 the dura!ica of the former.
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AUCTION SALES.
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Tho .assassins ard :heir Aocesscrics.

r,,a ...,.,;,s a-a .he;r aooaeco.;.s
~,
Ing ""s''"- -" 'N' y VI >''e
Ney FORK Wcrld glvHs The following li~t
OF persons who are un2s. ar:e,: and likely
70 b.. convicted for d;ycc. ,nr,;c;,...;o;,
viii, n, great asssasfna,;oa:
Sr.n,,]ar tho .,,c. ,o,.,.-.er &c
go-as Theatre, viii mos: n,oa;.aly,sa....r
the extreme penalty Of the ,sw
?. Sam" Arnold. Of Ea].;,:o~a ha.+.-
known as the autl:oy Of q le.;.- s;an.t
Sam who undertook % nilo. ard arrccd
to 30 ii, aud backed out in IT,. enc; l,..
cause OF his e. lir.- ccurare. VIII also sui:
fer death. lie We. . conspics;ol. but no,
bold enough to be an assassin.
8. Capt. Willie Jett, found at Bowling
Green. Who tcul i;ooth behind him on his
horse thus faciit Ating his esca,e. will ran
q close chance for ais neck. lie either did
or ti,; aot reccgaiz.. in Booth the assassin.
AID il 50, woe to I.;".!
l. itzercth or a,zcyo,t buf who's. ro,,o
In bis own cXecrable chirographv have
copied from the registry ut Kirk oods
Hotel rs &c. \. Abzrrodt, Charles County.
Md, l-6 Is. VIII De bun. positively. IL.
ls murderer By instinct and temperament.
His face is q Standing conviction.
.. Mrs. Sa::att viii Suffer the iull penal.
y attached TO her crime. IS Booth was
'he master. 50 vas she the ln,streS-, con-
spiraior. She is bold and cruel, and Ge.
serves 10 die.
&. Mcl.au. .,hlin, n friend and confederate
of Eooth, VIII dc for conspiracy without
courage.
Z. Di. Mad'i, residing near Brvantown,
may suffer death for his ti.n,lstv. IL. set
b""'As ."S on Saturday morning. and
never mentioned 1t I'LL Sunday night. He
may not have recognized Booth. and NAV
ROT, as he say, have heard Of the murder
i'uS he has been stern secessionist, and :,
lie i!i>l!raucc policy. ot present =, MI
cost him the revenue of his country.
s. S"hn Lloyd Will certainly die. He
kent Mrs. SUrratt's hotel at Snrrot,.vIt
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Union prisoners from Camp Ford, Texas,
Who arrived at New Orleans on the 18th,
represent 4 most com osel state Of affairs
existing in Texas, ana state that @ general
enxle'y is man ifestcu for ihe Union forces
to occupy the State. The prisoners con
e'st of detachments ffom nearly every
State in the Ia!on, as well as fe.v cap.
t2red from the steamer Mor"ing L;yl.
The latter are the Oldest prisoners OF war,
having bcen prisoners for the last ~euty
ai.ht months.
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Eeadgr Provisional BRIGADE,

COLUMBIA. s. C., JUNE 6. 1865.
CENTRAL ORDER NO l..
M HEEEt.S certain persons lave ar
W nounced 20 those cnlored Dcnp.e
formerly Their slaves and st,:i remaining
on thei: tenrmentS III It they must Quit,
with no provision made or attempted; for
said coore'l pcop,e to obtain shelter or
work, it is hereby ordered tha, 10 pe-so:,
shall turn Off from his place OF o"se those
colored people who have live: with hr
aNd still desire to -an!ait VIII. i.l anG do
what they can.
Any person or persons violating this
order. and turning cu: from :Aei. houses
these people. 70 become rnrners upon thc
coumua;;y, vii! be forthwith arrested on,.
reported at hasa headquarters for trial
Cases OF c".cred pecpIc resi,',n, O.. tie
places Of TIER former masters and b..
having Improperly or refusing to ..arl-
with fair terms offered! vii, he reported
for action Of She military authorities.
BY ORDER OF 4. S. IAMTE,ilnf..
E.evet Bug G~a.
Official: GEO. {. Mckay, L~ut and a.
"A. a. q. June 20 6
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SURRENDER OF kyEHY Ss;,TH' FcuCis -
lew Orleans papers contain the details Of
Tue surrender OF Kirby Smiths forces
Ike cnpitu;ation was completed on the
2o;i CT May. Gen. Huckner j: anrears.
conducted the last capi,ulat;on as ne did
tie Er,i OLE at Fort Eonelsc He sho wed
Cen. CaHby undi>?nlahl~ authority TO act
tc: Smith. The rehel navy was repre-
sorted Ivy Capt Carter. Gen. Dick Ia; !or
vas present 1t IS probable, therefore. a
comretent Federal f""ce w i'll move forward
81 once to occupy the principal cities in
.t"x2s. In the meantime. the rebel repre-
hcatatives will remain within our lines to
g'v@ connsel and advice as 70 social order.
wfl'e Gen. Smith proceeds through his
ce?aH'i. ent to prepare the people fo,
coming eveu,s.
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Haadq'rs Provisional Brigade,
COLUMBIA. =. C.. J,-,ro :>f5

WIZ Si'lA >. T., JUNE =, 500.
70 The Frce3me":
TIE TIM. has come for yoa all to 10
Your best TO show thai: you are fit to 5e
tree n'-n in 'h's great Republic Observe
sacrcdlv the marriage tie Learn to read
and write. No one must leave his wifi,
Children or aged parents While he can
ASSIST them. Thieves and i..,ers and ,r,.
pie stroi!lng about the country Will De
punished. Be prudent. ani quiet. and or
dcrly. Ii you have trouble. ,eport it to
the mllltar: authorities. This YEAR You
cannot DO Eauch mere ;han get a living
for yourselves and ta,niiiv<: those will get
The best Pay, hex, Year who work the 5est
nov.
Let no one be either proud or ashamed
OF the tor" or color hat God has given
him. BE proud of tie chance 20 do for
yourselves and for each othe".
(Signed,) 4. $. IIAETWELl.
June 10 Brevet Hci.,a,lier General.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

City Taxes.
I Will. attend Only. i:n':: 6 a. II, to IL
4 m. at TIE Co@"cil Room, {fo"mer;y Cdd
Fellows School, room,) fer The purpose OF
collecting CITY TAXES. In view of the
urgent necessities Of ;he City Council. it is
hoped Shat all taxpayers will be prompt.
a. G. SASkIN.
t-He City Clerk.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-12

The Atlantic telegraph cable viii proba.
h'y he laid next month. 4 private letter
''oni alr Cyrus w. Field SAYS: We have
now OYER 300 nautical miles of cable
completed, and >cv-rything is going 'on
we'll We expect to sal! TIE last of June
or carly in DULY"