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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

ogslGa o. warsn rras roarsr,os U. 5. A.,

PruAo .iAli4 hsrca 4, 1888.
PROPOSALS FOX WATER rKANSPOh.
i TtT!DT -SCs,FD PROPOSALS. vii ~ received
tis Office until < TUESDAY, - oh 10 Gs 10 y O'Clock
os .he porsoo II Army 80. pi-s from. Phi
d,ipia - to 80 vlTcs P,'nss on s 81 riD cost,
as q transportation o tA.n.y Gppy fom tIo.s poluts
P.iadrIpnis, rs.. tie follow .: cof Sons:
Ifruy iD.te lon be f.fu...i .,.eI steam VI
as OF bon 10 AtA4nis Va, ~ r-hiig,on D. C.,
ha 70 or otgor vss.,sl is =, .ineu Esy require
,nd dior sicsi stss dissnct he prizes in srlns
f. r.. ior seci rs.
Tue contract VII be gvcr for the entire mouth Of Apa,
lss5
Bidders vii tho per hurdfei O0) nies Z
which tiry will rspeTt holscs HIne ert'lr, wagons
rnbaIacas bay all geir tlp Tie ~. per bare, 'ul
zz;g pouads ard croc fp. ifi lied ily') mi,es
whc t,i.y VII rgiis Dor n osrr- hey may n
Do ia,-- Tor dis:sncr Vg .tisdslpha IA,
ssy point tie cost and rs i4sas iaeo 20 inadelpl
for the eYtrs d., s.eim7 aIr' 20 vi st pcts
TrsnspaTa..on he tuiJied wien .girsd, and IN
Of si'ur- tho pi Of fs corigsct 20 fofi ts rec
ssry oI. to Ocvr.uloen 10 have TIE q nj 10 su
D The de- c.cnc SD chang 40 cL. actor the diheIonee y
cot s.o 1! 4 hi.ll.f .-.c hiyo 10 &c ID.
The Oovar,u is rst 90 freight inteperdea1
OF The coalrgc, al seB v-s~s may he owned ~ tne
iui'cJ states NJ rIiFf cia'''I
fond, w: approved .eci,ty win be required from the
parry a. whom lie CONTRACT - b. eWa-,cd . .~ -.
Lids will be eiei III IA tsDAt iafch IT, lSs a. u
o'clock Cud Diieis IRE svelcstsd " De otA Az ..s
VII b. made On FRIDAY. MARCH, IL and TIC ruccessiul biz
der not.fd .
TIE n lit N rice. my ia des 81 Unreasonable reserve
rgt to ree sny vre-sls which msy DO deeiE
By order Of Col WILLIAM ". NcSiM; Chief Quarter"
u..:ey p,i;.Lalui.ia D.pn join d. JEyrLsG5,
.tap.ain snd as..s.aai eosrtsrrDsster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Real Gstate for Gale.

A J. BLOCKER, son, & Co., AuctiCneer:
urivsts ,s1 number Of valuable and moderate priced
HOUSES and sCORES, slso BUILDING LOIS N various
p, MONEY \ Y 70 Loan % xoRTeAoE: sov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
furniinre
gnsnraEre Companies.
NETWORK FIRE AND MARIN L
INSURANCE COMPANY.
az wALLsTREET,


Ts Company has been IN successful operation for
THAI THIRTY YEARS and continues 10 INSURE srnins
Loss and Damage hy FIRE upC3 terms favorable similar
iu.;tJtlona
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALI LOssgs LiBER4LLr ADyUsTID AID PHoyFfLr PAID.
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UhDEHHILL, President
Oliver II. Jones. WElism Iisxt1n- Chss L. Stewart
Isaac N SeymoSz SADL J. " airing Ssrnuel n. Dodge.
Abraham Is. DasL c. y. Pfea-r hicta ei UlsclioedeI.
S.nl. &. Harriet Syivailns B.den. Chs. u. Lewis
John r. Andrew. X, NJ Bnchansn- Eta~ibrrt y. Mills
josiah .. Low. Williup heItseL Joseph A. DIE sfoul
John Even. Thomas Dsv~y. Jsines &. GulLk
William Depew. Henry j. Seudder James 7. Wright
AUGUSTUS COLSON Ir.i Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

EOR SALE-A nice brown stone three. story
u high soop HOUSE 10 fret In. by ~ FRET lot 100, No
Its East fieth st. between 6econd and ThiIdaves ss
ane cellar god yard spd n:dsn oouvrnsne For per
rnits inquire OF r. fiTZsfMMONS No 400 Third ssu or
GUILE ALLIES, No West Twcniy 90 ,snthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

FRUIT FARM for SALE, of - acres, with
~ River Front situated bewscn pi.rinoDt and Nyscs
W, peffcnlq, apply TO CHARLES LUATOSS Lspd Sn'ce
80 or Of .lisadeeye and Wuusn-st. Hudson CITY. ~ j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

rI>O LET pert of tho HOUSE No. Prs Fourth.
s,.r.~, nss, Tw~,'i-th-s'' rs'o' on 'be mr., 100
vi. Of Thee wi BE- Id TO n, c.s-
p,rts oly wSh 70 wi,oat bre.saa and "a - may %
..r-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

EUR SALE az MOUNT VERNON, West.
aud Vegetable Garden Is nunes from the city, by tho New
Haven hsi~sy. Price, e9@p. Also. HOUsE No ~ Bond.
~, ~ koous In consplets order. L. BARNUM.
No 20 Fulton 4 econd hoor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

GTO1ES POWER ard WOhhShOro ~
- LET "a c-u,f.l t1.lhon Caial.:. near 'iosdway
OF no.r Tsr.. Hotel cl- store .i h.. M ~ ri' 80
tror,h T. Walker shout 40 feet with sAJ'snt III
., AMI on .tcvs tie p0yr-g ssafy-l - ~ ler'.' i.
three srr- md ,rls roo'as W r. lSSLEE, Enfnssf
Of No. Ma'ssf-<i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
Arrived.

scAI. pslt. johnson. Stamford.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-23
Belgium.

-
lSgar AbctWeen the United States and
Belgium is imminent Tho New York
.HeraM, officially, speaks very pertinent
ly upon This point. flSsgN, !. ( - =
furthtfencc Of this subject the Ter
,aM says: I" >.1 o@s.nt E%%
/ i"Should President Jrarez, a little Ia.
ter, choose toretaliate, he will hayc,it in,
his power, perhaps, to linhict as serious
damage upon Belgian oommero as has
been inflicted upon that OF the United
States by the priyeteers Which have
been fitted outin ngland, aud in this case,
President Juarcz will have the advan.
tado that his privateers viii be those Of
a lawful. legitimate and recognized Gov!
ernment. gaE,i'. qut:, t.-a.prs,
( ''In lact the only, safe course for FOR.
cign nations is TO withdraw their forces
entirely from Mexico. The principle
uponwhieh thoy are there is .unsound:y y
and if MaXimillian cannot safely rely
npon his own Subjects The Mexicans,
for support then it is the best evidence
in the world that the people Of Mexico
~ 1917. ~ '>oPy GU '"
81, n,,a" ms Nv " ''''' "'' ~ 'S'' ''''
- '"' y ~ '''>t"' -2% y" at
The trial of tho consn;rators for tthcs
:, ,,.,,,,. 81 l1,..,;,, .Sr .,..1.,. -,
menced in Washington on May 8. ''',"
The following order, emanating from
President Johnson, in reference To the
trial of the assossins NAV not be ,u,in.
'''FF1 : 7.s w
'''''''s W o.'' 'e"''''' = .n.rv'
EXECUTIVE CHAMbER.
WASHINGTON Clrf''May l. 1860"
Whereas, tho Attorney General of the
United States has given his opinion that
thc persons Implicated in the murder of
the late PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln,
and lthe, attempted assassination of the
Hon. William II. Seward, Secretary Of
State, and an alleged conspiracy, to MS.
sassinatc other officers Of the federal
government at Washington city, and
their aidrrs and abettors' are subject to
the jurisdiction OF, and legally before, a
military commission;
1t is ordered: F5st-f'hat the Assls'
ta't Adlutant General detail nine com
netent military nfI,cnrs to .sarynS,os a
commission comm for the trial Of said pa,ties. m !
and that the Judge Advocate General
proceed to prefer charges against Said
parties Tor the,r alleged offences, and
@ Ht " tba, . sod GI'|r" s"l@ trn1a % m
conducted by the said Judae Advocate
General, as recorder thereof, in person
aided by such assistant or spccialindge
aovoeites .,1 rs ile may oeS'Snato' ana 'hao
N s,"', oToon VIZ" sS'''S
salu salu commission 70 SIT without regard to
ho'e,s' u ~
. ''oeco""--lhot brevet MAYOR Gencrai
ieE'F"llIsoo DO aSs'Sned toyduty as opecial
rovoS' Narshai MAJ "a, .Tenerai, n ior tne pnr'
pose OF sam tr'ai ana nttendance upon
sala commission, ana the execution OF
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-23
WTnTNSROR0
TUESDAY MoRNINseeISY 28s 1896,

AohopA' 'MORNiNf'k2Sat4tsi -oteHS2pvsE5s
h,;. Ano,,, m,,.s n !, ,s.s.,lEissr ph
Son,n 1;r,a .;roo ,yo ,,,so,o onI nr;p,.
al ,;,,,, nor n.,,h ,haor,.a
Observation-Disclosures gj,,e;, II ref.renco m
+bs,mo,na,,;,,,,, n, ,,h;el, ,o,,,. o,o,,uI,;a. co..
temb,r,rS, aaos,Af, npr editorial ,mattcr
as;ts ,wn and baye ,to aea;n ask,
eisa:tofof that bpapersJ when he Glib
from mS9 our columns h .su pa fqaag,ra,,s qa, he thinks
wcr,hvlof insertin,, IN the Planin. to .
giyo giyoiistpS i,s tpro,,er ,,,,eer46r credit foit oai% aa
I'VE, not;oei'tbatStho Camden .paper
copietsS. 5rtoSn2t Inc pbaa IL. tahd yerS nro.
n,rly q; ;vne i'm that sheet oredit forS It. an an
artieleSin refertshce to the Union troops /
sarriisouiine 1lisa II q Southern villages Sc; while
the article in question emanatcd from
this Office. III The editor Sof the Colum,
biafpsper, connot. SURELY have been in
harllRffFFSsf7lEo llRffFSsf7lEo ong orsheS eSWouHd Know the
rules ane feguianons'' freely accorded
enonss pupo'H'sl!eFs oH q s'yins proper ere E;
o's 'oe'',e,s'ss' :, n'a''ei'@"s ,s"s' .'a'
ou.Gt u..Gatsar pSlfole our Suiu''l''" ~ ' irieho
will, do lis but Justice by giving credit to
our articles when published uin his >pa
per- pers5s'a4''n ,,, t, IS , E'':"ah @,'.'
Mr. urynv Pov]s iii ,,,o,.o -.
cant nE,r I'm H. e. IL, / :. =, n,,r.
...z..
lnAsReward forsC5oy, Smith, ofVa.
The Augusta Chyouich & Sentinel of
the 10th inst says that we arc informed
"thatsEx.Goy GSN,ru of virginia is
accused of being accessory to tine assas
sinationof President Lincoln, and that
a,reWard Of twente Eve thousand dol,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-23

a meeting of the colored population in .
Charleston was held at. Hon Church, Oh,
the69H, with. the view to, tho establish
msnttof a pablic press in that city to
advocate the peculiar Interests of that
class. Maj, Delaney, Mr.. Henley, Sergt.
Barclay and others addressed the meet,
ing. sA,istock company WAS to helor,n-
ed, with slares at,$l0. About sixty
shares Were taken among the audience. !,
aal a collection taken to the amount Of
$500. Subscriptions receiveda the Red.
path Institute, 28l King street. ss ,,sisf
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-23

The Savannah River is to be relieved
Q? iss obstructions, and communications,
by, river are expected in few days be.
tween Savannah and Augusta. !.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-05-23

A.great spirit of emigration to Mexi
co is mparnitfe,sting itself in New York. :
Mestings have been held, and recrnit'
in large numbers collected The Gov
eminent at Washington winks at thi.
emigration spirit. When alb of tn,
emigfapts have arrived upon Mexican
soil, I'VE, will not be surprised to thear.o
MXxlN'ilLrA,S being ~drieen from hi
throne at thepoint of Northern bayo
nets. Well, serve him right if h,
can't take ajoke. This we gather from
the New Y ork HeroM ofsthe 10Th inst
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-11
Sante Wfarted)elt.
Criminal NpseIIe srn grnif Srise.
(Jprtfesun9.)

$3.50. sa (8prt1eeun8.)
gr nabm eineu ae,raltiamen Nnlauf At ben les=
ten 98prten unb iprah Ie nit nett mebr Naherud,
als bic Dame fir nStbis belt. Gerinsi4asuns
in a1en 0ienen ermcerte iie:
so Elite isb 3eitis Die Dertinelihteiten su 10
fen, bic Su 9esen mid 5u tectahten BAIT"
rllnb Die raren?~ frasts Der 8aufmann ie1r
frappirt. rNaesr benz aapitat scn sreit.aulsne
Stalern, bic i4 iterrehlih rer3nt bate, tribte ih
MAIDEN fSnrte1f.1
xRiAts? 81, Der 6eu @twaser babsn Elm
iAipabss @ebahtniB!" bcbnlahte Sants Marie>
den. uGrinnern gie iih, bab meine ieliss SHUTTER,
bic aus aoelissm @eihlsate itan,mte, tsi Der @srs
beiratbuns meiner Shmefer iaste, fie irQe has
aanie siltersut nit tefcmmen, ater unter Der 8e>
Sinauns, hab es nasb i6rem xche, trenn feline Sins
Der ba mdrsn, an mid 5uridfsle. Gs eriitirt bar<
iifer cine Stipulation ="
vSa. ia! Sd erinnere mid" iaste Mirrtaa
fAtli4 arserlih. ugDir treroen uns ihcn eariitcr
einisen : iA liste niss SilberssIhirr = ss miro
mir auf einise bunbert S6aler msbr cber penissr
niht anfcmmen, renn Dm es mir fdu1ish atcrlai>
fen tri(if"
ug,idts bal" ent1hieb bic Sunafrau yranf rcll
6pbeit. sir @elb 1T mir mein Tamilicnsut nibt
fell. Sd bsfse Elm 8er;eianiB bacon unb rsrbs
Go @tif fie @tiif aticrnern."
u3u ieiner 3dt : 3u ieiner Belt, lietensmirz
eisne Shwdserin," ip0ttelte Der &auiberr. uDu
,ririt es bod niht eber atfcrbern, tis Su gan,
iiasr tia, bab ih niht Dia, onbern Die auerlietite
Gl,rira btrat6e?" ST lasbte 6S6nilA uno aat
tisrmit Den 8sweis eaS sr feline 6SFih hfeitarsseln
femme, ,penn er itarf serei;t mar. vMerfsn Sie
ids, Mabcmcilsas Trant = trck S6rer Snfamie
,rerne id osnno1 men Sell tei bislsr bitiAen Gcuz
fine rerl,1en, merfe mad 9amturs rsiisn, tpsree
lie beiratbeu, rsroe nch SStne tefcn,msn ,lnb
,rsree hann Dem Shernsejabte, bas auf metnen
Sob lauert, einen GueritriA .purt bic @sAnuns
n,a1cn!"
Gr fir;te fort unb Sants 0farishsn tsfau,
8rdmpfs Qlrne, flsine 8lara! sis, eeren Setens=
slaf te oisiem Samiliensanfe ;a @runce sins, iie
muBte fart lein unb GamiQentbee fchen. Sie
nnbte belAwihtisen. Sie mubts bic falten Sdnne
Der Sante mar in rsiten. limb neil ie RON bieien
8eihaftisunsen at3ebalten murbe, am Seniter St
iisen uno Al naben, 70 rsste iiia bss tlcueeu Grz
barb5 Giferiuht mahtis. St slaubte lie IN Der Sc
ieQlhaft nes fremoen Dtietbers, Der 8arrn, 0raf
ODER Yrins fsn icQte uno ha &lara fir i'm bas Sn>
fte g2eien auf @cttes Groe mar, 10 i1ien t9m nbts
ae,piier, ais cine 2iste nss Trsmeen at i6r. Nis=
osrsehlasen trartsc CT rersstli6 au eineu cnjisen
tclnen 8lif ron Dem flcinen fluaen Trauensn,>
n,srben, has bod irnf INNER Die redbte 3sit Su
treffen muBts, mc .bs 9aben ssiAlrHsn wurben.
sfisnrssidlassn rerfise CT iih in isin SAlaffatiz
net ,nb als Ct bon rbsn berab nod lebr beles 8idt
binter Den @crbansen Der Sante Mariehen iab,
tsihmrr er niht mieoer Den sSes Der fleinen &lara
III freusen, icnnern lie nit ieiner @eraAuns fela>
Den. allsin gum 8adcr ssfen gu lalsn. slrme flsi,
nc &lara!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-11

Ser Staatsissretdr Sswarb 1T, mic rsr Grrs
rsipsnoent Der SPOT" ton @ai9in9tcn larsitt, ics
,rsit bersefs0t, oab CT, ME man 9aubt, tn snisen
Sa5en Den Sa6nstsfsunssn tsiwc9nsn fann. Sis
8erihte Der 3situnssn iter bas Mttsntat auf cas
9eten ocs 6crrn @erare ,paren I'M Aasemetncn
unriatis. Yasne, Der MeuhelmDrcer, fonnte MIR
snsn @tcb mad ssmarS fd9rsn, Der aufreht I'M
Bette lab. Sas Wtsiisr traf bic GsiEmulf itsr
ecr 3ertrchsnsn 8innlabs unS tsriibre ben gals
3ans unS gar niht. Sn bisiem Nussnblid pafte
Ser @irter &ctinicn Dem MeudslmSrpsr BON bins
ten une lieB i'm niht los, rtlarn CT az pisr Stsls
len stiamunesn erbielt. tSerr Seuaro LIEF iih
aus benz 9stt fallen uno 1sute iib trnt.
gr psreanft DEM 6elrsnmiitbissn, sur Seit I'M
6rlpital tsfnnlhsn, lbmsrpsrrunhetsn Scloaten
Isin astsn. Serr semars rietirt jest Germ Suus
ter bic 2ereiHen an eisSu. st Ssianetsn i'm stus'
lante
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-11

Ser Yrcis pon Bbisfp fanb sefern in
Cincinnati anf 50 OF per @allcne une mar Fau su
eisiem Yreiis. Sic Steuer allsin tetrdst Scls
lars, 10 bab iiir ZEN gSbisfp ieltt tlcs Gsnts
ltris tlstsn. Gsmis isbr tillis, rcrausssIsst
bab bic Stsuer rihts te;ablt 1T. Ghrsr rerlis<
rem bic spsfulanten in ShmeineFeiih. Sas 8arz
rel Msbprrf 1T rrn s43 auf s29 teruntsrssfrulmsn.
gssnm tsin gseib nod 70 sanfiiA 1T, sit itr
Ic es rereient, ein's aufs aFaul ttfcmi,en.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

STEAMSHIP ALuAMBRA.-The steamship
Alhambrs. of the Leary line. left Browns
Wharf for New York at 8 O'Clock pre-
ceely saturday evening. with a full list of
passengers, large freight and the mails.
She ~ the irst steamship cleared by Col
lecsor Mackey. A sailing vessel was ais"
Cleared by the Collector Saturday for
Philadelphia. The following is the list OF
Passengers by The Alharnbra:
II W Kingdom. I Capers and lady, w
ii Capers. G Il lloppock. wiA. child aud
servant. Cahill. Mrs. 'kandall. Mrs.
Gregg. James Lafitte, Gregg, L NJ
BRISTOL, 3 3 McCreery. n Levin, jr, Mrs
Col Carmichael, 4 S johnson, Nj Strauss,
Charles Sylvia. F jacobson, w S Coates
W E Haviland. J A Armstrong. e II Voor
heee, M!ss Woodhill. G Il OIby, Miss
SProat. Mss P, scott, Miss Brett, w M
Sheppard, N B B!uidseii, y f Whit on, d
Jacobs and son, Miss II Hart and servant.
) 4 n Coffin, II H Tucker. & 3 Manning,
Geo Cooper, J McDonaId, w Rainey. A Is
Clarke and wife. j u Martin, ID l. Willy.
F'Paneknin. Miss A Wood, Mrs Coates,
Miss Mckenzie. c Wulbern. N hunt. ] Al
Coddington, A Wallace, j Gutierrez, J L
pagkes, 1 Wiides, Hatfield, J r Macbeth,
Miss Langley, Z Shaci no. j " ohackel
ford, 3 Colgate, W W Ledyard, J r Peter.
son. NJ Duffie, E T King.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07
:. Openings of Travel.

Each day now brings US some fresher
facilities for the travelling public. New
lines of wagons are dsily reporting for va
rious routes all around US; and, occasion
ally, stages or carriages are to be found.
on proper application, for the more easy
conveyance of the luxurious and the in i.
valid. A letter from II. M. Drane, the
General Superintendent Of the Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad. tells US:
Il am running, at present. semi weekly
trains. We leave Kingsviile on Monday
aud Thursday of each week, at 6 o'clock
q; a; M, aud we arrive at Kingsville on
Tuesdays and Fridays a, 6.27 p. N. After
su, tri weekly by rall all the way from
Florence to Charleston. l expect by that
time TO change. in order to connect. This
from Columbia. being by rail all the way
linc of stages put on the route between
Columbia and Kingsviiie; and such line
should encourage in every way possible
te me. The business Of such route would
no doubt prove au admirable one to any
fully posted, III respect to any change 0.
schedule, SO as to enable q contractor to
accommodate himself to the change l
am under the impression that. in few
days, mail contract can be got for Colum-
o'a' which will materially add to the pro-
hts OF the proposed line"
So far so good. The prospect is cncou
raging. We have already suggested this
liAe Of s;ages or wagons. and we trust to
see some enterprising contractor taking
advantage of the suggestion. 1t is the
early bird who catches the worm
2. S.-Ws had scarcely written the
above, whec We find that an enterprisnc
citizen. Il. c. Sh'ver. had taken time by the
forelock, and had already put forth his
programme. See advertisement.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

A Word FROM THE LAplEs.-A word
from the ladies, though less grateful than
their smile, is always welcome to the ears
of taste and wisdom. We have come ap.
pealing words from some of the ladies' Of
this city, who have long been blending
the sweetness and gentleness of the Sex
with the tender love and the nursing care
of the good Samaritan. Mrs. Snowdeu,
representing the ladies having charge of
the hospital in this place. entreats succor
from the humane, in behalf of the more
feeble and suffering patients under her
charge. To the bounty of Col. Haughton
Commandant of the Post, she is indebted
for the more solid aud substantial articles
OF food; but such articles as eggs, chickens
vegetables. fruits, milk, butter aud fresh
meat, are held to be essential to the com
fort and health of those who are feeble
and exhausted. Such articles as these, if
sent to Mrs. Snowden's residence (Gervais
street, between Marion and Bully will
afford great succor to many sufferers
Some of the patients are invalids for life;
others convalesce slowly, and need nurs-
ing aud nutritious rather than stimulating
food. To ali, the articles asked for will
prove grateful and beneficial.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-07

cally, snd accept it in perfect good
faith with all its logical consequences,
Any other course is only going to
protract and intensity the darkness of
the night through which We are now
passing. Let us>recognize the great
fact that the negro is no longer
slave, and let US act towards him in
kind spirit. This does not of course
imply that we are to sacrifice our
selves for him, but it means that we
ars.to give him fair chance. Tins
is our policy this our duty. Less
than this will not satisfy our sister
States. If then, after fair trial,
emaucioatoo p'oves to be a failure snd
the negro race is an incubus on the
on the country, it will become neces-
sarv to colonize them in another lanl
Our greatest craftsmanship how
consists in paci6cstion with the North.
Every man should lend himself to- this
work. Whoever does a kindness to
a Northern man is doing wise thing
for his country. Let us forget the hor-
rible struggle through which we have
passed as much as we can. Let US
look before US aud not behind US. Let
us aot despai. of our country. God
is wiser than we are. The history of
nations is the judgment of God. Let
lis acquiesce in that destiny from which
the re is no appeal. Slav.ry is gone,
but all is not lost. Our fortunes are
shattered, We are poor indeed, but the
heavens are stil above US, aid though
the way before us is rugged, let us
with great hearts move forward to tul-
FL our mission, whatever it may be.
We will s,cn be invited to resume
our position as one Of the United
States, on terms Of perfect equality
AS we have had the greatest war upon
record, so trust we may have the
greatest peace. Upon ourselves will
depend in a very large degree how
advantageous this peace shall be to
us. II we are wise there is still bope
for rs in the future. If we are weak
every step will only plunge us deeper
into the Serbonian bog. We must act
under the influence Of pew ideas. We
must not listen TO our passions, but to
our reason. And the future may he
more auspicious TO us than the most
sanguine now imagine.
IVinnSboro Ne,cs.
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Okla Al,9rI BGi Gn
AND
Q . LU III = T a .

A TRI.W EEkLY EXPRESS LINE of
~ covered spring wagons will run be-
tween the abov-:mer'i"ne1 points on and
after FRIDAY, July 7. running regularly
on Mondays. w Wednesdays and Fridays. at
p. m, from Columbia. connecting with
the next mornings train for Charleston.)
and on 'Tuc sdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at =. m. from Orangehurg. arriving IN
Colu pa early the following morning.
Re'aSs u horses have been established at
points on the road. Baggage for the pre-
sent will be ii tied to one valse to each
passenger. Seats can be engaged before
hand by application to E. Coffin or j. II.
Fowles, At the store of +. NJ. Stokes. 10
Columbia, or John w. Ward, at Tresdwell's
Hotel. Orangeburg. july 8 t3
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Columbia to Charleston.

c-R A LINE OF COMFORTABLE
go HACKS is now established be.
tween Couir bia and kiagsville. there con
meeting with the trains ON Mondays and
Ihp rsdays for Florence and Charleston,
via Florence. For schedule, see notice of
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Company. For passage. appl at the
july + 5" SILVER HOUSE.
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Trinity Church.

PEW-HOLDERS of Trinity Church will
Il please call at South est corner of
Pickens and Gervais streets for their bills
for PEW-RENT, for the six months ending
June 80 ult. G.. BRUCE WALKER, :
July Treasurer
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The Russian PLAGUE This fearful m
lady is extending Westward. The disease
is said to be the same as that which pre-
vailed in London a century ago. Our
Consul at Port Malone has advised the
State Department that all cargoes should
be rigidly cleaned before landing.