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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

TIL. NV Eyc1rEMENT-New York
would not be New York if not kept II.
cortihued fever Of excitement This time,
the fever las been occasioned by new
scheme of emigration to Mexico. Eini-
grants nre called for in most of the North
ern cities for colonization in Mexico,
where they are invited "to make strike
ior fame and fortune in the lard of golden
ores an luscious fruits. Certain generals
anG colonels arc at the head Of the scheme.
Certain vessels are already prepared and
companies ready to depart. The Herald
ia III quanGarv, ard asks what it means
"Isi:. plan to help the failing fortunes OF
Macmillan, or is it the ccmmer cement of
. grand hostile movement against the
French ascendaacyi' Quaea sabe! The
soldier returned fror1 s.e war are, in
large numbers, ready Tor the new enter
prise, whether it shall support Macmillan
or Juarez, or to begin q pretty little inde-
ce:.!ent Yankee establishment Of IS own,
,4ss~rs;ve qralv of Frecch and Yankee.
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Chief Justice Chase, in Charleston, was
waited upon by the most influential citi-
zens including Mayor Macbeth, John
Phillips, r. W. Seymour and George w.
Williams. He dined, the same day, with
Col. Gurney, where none Of these gentle
men appear to have been the guests. y
procession of colorel citizens, with q band
of music. marched into the piazza during
the feast; but the Chief Justice, though
highly approaching the compliment &C.
ciined making i speech at :hat time. Sub
sequently he did, and very long one.
The party arriving with Jnstice Chase
Included the Rev. DR.. Fuller, formerly of
Beaufort General Gillmcre had q long
conference with.the Chief Justice, who IS
no doubt en- q politico Judicial mission.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17
Do.ags In Charleston.

Do.ags In ChaIieston.
"A large meeting took place a: Zion
Church "a large etteadsn nee Of ,srh,tex in the
body of TIE church, the galleries being
given up to the colcred t.oope and the
home guard. General saxton made g
speech from the pclpi-. whici, is reported
in the couYier ut length. His address was
principally h,ade to the negroes He
wished every head Of fem:iy TO acquire
q farm: was glad to ssy that many. Of the
colored people had e7ailed themselves Of
the privilege. TIE titles are to be made
good. He will try to have 1t 80. He esti.
mates the number of those having farms
as,so0oo. The colored people must have
voice in reconstruction snd re-orgauiza-
ton. 1t is.their right. They must have
the elective franchise, and his motto and
theirs must be, "No texatfon without rep
sentation." They must petition the
President for their rights. He saye: Il
believe measures will shortly be introduced
into, Congress to- pay the rebel debt
debt contracted to make you slaves 1
believe, IT that way, the black man will
have an opportunity to save the nations
honor" He concluded with moving three
cheers for the Union, three for the ballot
an ID as many for the elective franchise for
, the coldrc0 men.
Mr. Thomlinson followed to the same
effect, with some few differences. He ip-
sisted that poor white men in South Caro-
lima were treated with as much contsmpt
as were the negroes. He wished these two
classes to come forward together. as in ono
cause. ''The leading and influential men" !"
he said, "can never be allowed to have
any farther say in the reconstruction Of
this Government" The Northern people
were willing to forgive and forget in the
case of the common people, but there was
neither forgetting nor forgiving in the
case Of the leading and educated classes of
the Sontb!
Major Dclany followed, and with an
other sort of discrimination. He argued,
after reviewing the Denmark Vesey con-
spiracy of 1922, that the leading class of
the whites Disseminated in favor of the
mulatto aad against the negro, because
the plot of vesey had been revealed by o
mulatto. The history is certainly new
one-the alleged Discrimination is dream
of the MAJOR; but let it pass with other
things,
1t was while the Major was thus die.
coursing that General Gilmore and Chief
Justice Chase made their appearance. The
Chief Justice then made long speech,
after promising very short one. OF this
We shall makeno present repert-it will
keep till another day, and our readers will
keep their ;mpatience under proper euro
till we are able to crafty it.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

.Shernlau's army rs on i:s way 20 Alex
oneria. They are not to forage en- the
country. Pilagers are to be punished, if
caught. Refugees are discouraged from
following the army, IN consequence CT
ebort ratloas.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

We learn that President Davis, Wee
President Stephens and Genesal Wheeiey
passed through Augusta, On Sunday, in
charge Of Federal guard, on their way
to Washington. Or. Davis was captured
in the Western part of Georgia, after a
severe fight, in which number Of par-
sons were killed.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

The United States army in Western Vir.
ginia is no longer to find rations for the
suffering citizens They will receive pro-
lection, but not pottage.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

THE MAlis.-It is stated that the mails
will soon be established between this
point and Augusta. Charlotte, Richmond
and the North.
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Notice.

NHISS r ". SHAND proposes. .teoppen
Iy1 SCHOOL for sh,liren under II
years of sse,.on MONDAY, the zee init
Terms. DO, made known or, appliesticn &c
hse ct her residence, South size cfCohege
cac,prs, aegt East to 3siGence Of rfOtea
SC. Eeyrcles. may E3 =
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Local Items.
The Office Of the Csluoa6ia Pdenir is
on Gates street, second door from Plain.

Mr. Durbec advertises valuable assort-
nnent of articles, this morning, at auction.
See advertisement
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17
Eostsehcld and K7tcic.a F':vnitore. .
By T. Eugene Durhec,

Will be Sold, THIS DAY, May II. 1863.
a 10 o'clock, at MY Office, assembly
street, the following articles. viz:
Wardrobe, Looking Glass, Towel Stand.
Chairs Stool, Broon1s. Bureaus, Rocking
Chaiss. Goblets, Washstand. Basket, Pott.
Ovens, Jelly Classes. Coffee Pote, Tea Pots.
Buckets, Cans. Tubs, Dog Irons, Feathers,
Marb o Top Table May II L"
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AUCTION SALES.
By F. Eugene Lurbec.
Variety Sole.

BY +. Eugene Iurbec.
WILL oe sold. THIS DAY. lTth May. at
10 o'clo ok, at my Office,
The following articles, Viz:
lineeed Oil, Shoe Thread, Books. Pitch
ers, Cast Steel, Castors, Screws, Envelopes.
Writing Paper, Eeam Printing Taper;
Pu.tons, Horse Combs. &c.
ALSO
Carpet, about l.5O0 lbs. Swedish Iro=
Rods, fron. & to II. coil Manila Rope.
10 Nails. large lot Carpenters Tools. D
may II l.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

e. + ARTHUR,
Attorney at Law & Solicitor in Equity,
MAY be foun.:, for .Le present. 81 Dr.
IM Geiger's Office, Leg adquarters.
may II q
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

To BE GARRIsoNED.-We are reliably
Informed that guard of Federal soldiers
will arrive in this city oday. for the pur-
pose of garrisoning it,. We are also IN
formed of the programme of the sold. e,s
who are to garrison Southern cities ard
towns. Guerillas and bandits viii not be
will be treated as outla VS..
For every one of the Federals killed, ten
of. the best citizens of q villS.ge, towr or
city will suffer the penalty of death. No
search will be made for guilty party; but
by the acts of such innocence Will suffer.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17
Stolen,

/1y FROM my stable, on last Sunday
An nighs. a MARE MULE, about Il
ysars old, shed before and on the right
hind foot; she is branded on thsleft hip
"U. S." where she has shed the hair, it s
black: where unshed. brown She il SUP.
posed to be in Columbia A suitable re-
ward will be given for any information SO
that can get her. II. II. SMITH.
may II Near Dokp
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17
Court Of Appeals.

THE COURT OF AFPEaIs will NEE:
Il at Colurnbia, S. c.. or THURSDAY.
18th instant. Parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
By order Of 3. +. DUNKIN. G. y
d. B. DESAussuaE. Clerk Cc2rt Appeals
B Chester, Camden. Newbe.y aud
Greenville papers :opv. may II
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-17

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Th worthy con
tributor who sent US some verses yester-
day, addressed to the Virginians who are
said or supposed to have deserted Lees
army, is respectfully advised that the
ph@rix is rare bird, and not to be u.tht
with chaff. If the excellent con t1ioutor
aforesaid will look to the poems of Moore,
he will hnd'tha: the Irish bard has strange
ly eno~gh anticipated him in every sylla-
BILE of his very original compositioa, and
the very lines he addressed to lAe v1ryi-
mans were-addressed By Moore Gu .s2l--
some forty-6ve years ngo) TO the A~ytr;uns.
Our correspondent should have addressed
sbs verses to the Yankees, and spoken of
the Virginians, even as Moore spoke Of
the Neapolitans, in his address to tae Aus
trians, their conquerors.
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EE PERsowAL-all Subscribers to the
Phenir whose subscriptions have ex.
pired, will please come forward and
renew, in specie or provisions; otherwise
their papers will be stopped.
EH We wish it distinctly understood
that eur terms are cash. No advertise
ments *ill, therefore, be inser ed unless
paid for in advance.
We present the following schedule of
rates, in the case of the most obvious com
moditiee For one months subscription
to the PLe,sir, we will receive either Of
the following, viz:
busl.sl-eorn., L. bush pesc or potatoes
5pounds butter. 81 lbs. four.
2 8 lard. lbs, card es.
. & bacon. qts rice.
8 dozeA eggs head of chickens.
+. Wood, Vegetables and proy;aiors gene
rally received at fair market rates ap-
preaching the specie standards.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-25

UoriibergeIdritten uno nit i6r aeliebduoelt
bate, tleuperten Die 5pei Jreunoe Der
Morqui8 be ia 6eui0ooe unp Der 6euptmanu
Mcntb iIurO. bic 8oisns1iie beruuf uuo
ltanoeu eben jenits rleler, auf Der lleter=
w6 bun9 reS Qtin5budeS, ais Gl!latet9 paber
flps. r
SG6er aliibten Die WdnseE be5 ensell6Ss
men @elidthen8, raider BOB li6 RE ansit=
sequdlte Bluff. 6aum beiibrte Der fle'ne
SUI Dls 8lalter Der StraEe' Der Iie ic
lab, muBte aufmerfi1n werpea; Oenr Die
nette, ihwar3e Scnuta jStradt bob Die aan5e
lhlanfe @elt1 t, in per ihGulen 0tunDung
Ger ju9e eli6en l5ornItn berpcr Ias
i4uar8e Samutbdubden uml1lob oas ua
au lp e9li@ lietli9e Oual req 0eii6te8
Die lUeiBen fl, inen 6dnO preRten oa8 Sc
lanst1tp qese Die bpdi4l19 npe Erult.
OetliSsr 0ipnp6! rieT DipntbriilrD aus,
ais er as Mdoden JAP, 6euiQ1Oe lie9' mai
Dteie bcloe @riielte:
NalH fubr Dieler berum, unb ul8 nun
aud, er lie lab. itteB ct Die Q8Orte ber-
aus DaS 1T lie, Don Der id Dir 9eltern
ia9te!
Sa muB (ie tiillen! rief Montbriiarb.
uno III oenlislben 2lu enbIfe ltOn t ridtsp
ltd' Beloe bic bdnoe, ltr dten bic bib, nfre,en
Irnte aus uno traten 10 eer @ilenoen ent5e=
gen
5eet erlf lab @liiabetb.. mas ibr orobte.
Gtnen Wtoment i6ier allies Neoen aus ibr
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wahIen0en AnSit auth ibre Gaudlplients;t
3urud. Hssa1
5ie JAP, DAP smiIhen Sion brilorcs 9ant
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oenbane8, rcr benz lid Dieie Scene entwiFs
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8 fuill ton.
Sin 9lrntenbGmscben nno fe1nc
8eipDbner.
eiue spltsssi6i6te aus tem Sabre 1889.

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SSnieS iitri9 9elailea. NuyS prcttc iih UNI
ro8 ldDne a'do4en. po8 gu leben Wontbrt
ldrb Dor ge9ierpe traunte.
SIMMER pertraullher wuroen tie Seloen.
Seuiuabe riibmte lt6 Der To,tI9rtte, Die er
in @mmeren3ien'S @unlt made, unterlieB es
ober niGt. eia rei6cs UlaaB pOn Opbn uno
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Die @ren5sn iiberidreiten beg5nne, bic Fe lp
itren9e tlsber pcu ibm becba@tet wubte,
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OerTeatlelDerl00en,
kseAs@rettarase So. sSa mas s6eA
gaesneu see5rten yre4nteu gnp BEN 8u6lituu mace
6isreit bts sInse8s, boE If oas ICON iet 3aFrsn
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grssEes }5rR anaeertsgt ros9oeu. 4 ts --
@ q. Ssasfeg.
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8onuernementS TerIdnntlungen. Sn o1eler
bdtten Der 9loel, bic 8lrger, Die 8auern je bret
(niammen neun) Ganotoaten su be3elhnen
uno Der Safer 10 roe pann je einen (5uidmmen
-oreD In ben Senot berufpn, peld,em au6 Die
Ut'n1lter perantlportlh wdren. Whr i6eint Die
0d@e oesbalb 5weifel6aft, neil ia Die bereit8
prOmhl5lrte Serl6ts<Ordaniioto ben Senat
gum cberten @eri6tsbpt beI.mmt, mas er freis
lln olsRer auh nod nl6t oemort en-, "a er pors
IduF9 nur eln 5ammelplaB oerabi6ieoeter Buz
reautraten uno perabideoeter Sen rdle .lIt.
tsH4fta 6cHnno. F.,- .-
9aug,2 2. Dtai. Die sweite Summer bat
ben 8oriGlag oes @rafen pom 3uoen ran
9lpepelt, Die ttegierung mtge oen Ser. Slaaten
BON N0roamerltd ibr Beileip auaoraden, einz
itimmi9 9enebmist.
2tIien.
9lus 8pt6ara wiro gemeloet, oaB Der
gmir Nnltllten traf, ein beoeutentes 2rmeez
GorpS CUR unterltisuug 1es AblHs BON AotanS
in Dem ®e ge9en Die Nulien aus3ul6,deu
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ra6Itebenoe Snl6riften am 6luie zines peutz
i6en Ar3teS lie len, wei6e berpcien, rpie nett ole
.9osbet zines ,Ritters pDm BinieL geb n fdnu.
9as 9ebt ia fllt nod iiber oas bef1nnte tids
lein be8 Utalers, Don benz oaS Sprlhletu
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Hshpu Jhitrey, nnn 0o(siu1Drf1fr. 6fffic1e Settl
81 ! q i Z. il 0 Il ,

ulteb bts Dnsl4en Gple9iams tsr Duutdrjts In Con.
bon rasuirter eines scr ertn npiht6ea Gcaesen ter
Der Staate ter sr6gt tetl feineS 2etens tn ben
6plpit lern rpn 2pAcr, YaS Qpilabelpba arberen
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0er ftil5t9e pIdD IN Der 2Ssll, no l'psleI
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ber 3unge ees Waeens, Der @nlepthe uno aaer jenes
tebel, be BON eepen 9ebmen Gtmnbnte ten Der Sa9
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fang ben @efdtrten beS pes, hcrrbren une pcnn nt9i
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ten, dwde Der Contribution rerpprbrtnsen BITE Gbs une
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rti6 Wete bur Qre ertatenen Ealente uno entwtdeln
8erfnnee8rae nit benz Opurfr eer Werettamtet ben e'
nat begeier o ttr Qeier be;dherte 3Dne snpft bate
parpen, m6een fc9 init oRaem gertrausn nabsn.
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beS WStr utes Ser etelen Orsane ''er aber wia ea
lauonen td tie Graft Der @reu9un8 eber bon Denen pers
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W8. aIe Biiet mullen einen Yplt-Stamp tntbalttn.
G.uf 5,t3us4 III . Ilqen ,useRd,est.
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gef6GSt9 SEoftg.
sRenen rertsau aunben sur gfa6rtt, bat tG has oG'
se:annts 9t erpr. unb Sd sDeineel@aTt
80. d& SR 2DiRbarsEr., GGe epa Stosss,
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