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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-11

The TENNESSEE LEG1sLATURE.-A Joint
resolution passed the Senate, o few day.
since, setting forth as tho sense Of the Le-
gislature that the appointments of Repre-
sentativcs to Congress, i'll Tennessee,
should be by qualified voters. Adopted
under suspension OF the rule, and referred
to the Committee ON Federal Relations.
A bill has passed the House, proposing
stay of executions until the first day Of
January, 1870, provided that the debtor
pays onc-fourth Of his debt annually for
four years. The Senate bill to disqaalify
ministers Of the Gospel who participated
in secession from celebrating the rights Of
marriage, has been rejected by the House.
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1oo@E Items.

The MA1Is.-We are still without North
ern mails, and unable to furnish our readers
., good paper as we wish to give them,
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The New Orleans Euening True Delta,
Of October 9th, mentions the death Of DR..
Octavius V. Trezevant, Of Charleston, who
died from stab in the side inflicted by a
negro named Fortune Wright, member
OF the s6th Regiment, O. s. c. he was
in his ffty-sixth year, and he possessed
the highest esteem Of hosts Of friends
whom he won in the course Of his long and
well-spent life. His murderer is under ar
rest and il the hands Of the Provost
Marshal at Carrolton.
DR.. Trezevant left Columbia few months
ago, and we deeply regret to chronicle his
untimely death. He was the brother Of
our esteemed fellow-citizen and oldest
physician, DR.. D. 81. Trezevant.
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CAsH.-Ws wish it distinctly understood
that our termsfor subscription, advertising
and job work are cash. The money must
in every case accompany orders, or they scig
not be attended to-. This rule applies to AN.
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JUST FPUB1IsHKD.-TheS Sack and Dos true
ton Of tho City Of Columbia, originally
published in tho Columbia Phonir A
pamphlet edition Of the above has just
been issued and il for sale at this onse
price 81 0 CODY
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ABOLITION OF FREEDMEN's BUREAU COURTS.
The New Orleans Daily Star publishes an
important circular, issued by Gen. Fuller
ton, abolishng the Provost Courts for
Freedmen, and all other courts established
by the Freedmen's Bureau. The cases in
which freedmen are concerned are remitted
to the civil courts, to be disposed Of as all
others are; the only way in which the in
terfercnce of representatives of the Freed
mems Bun eau viii be allowed in such cases
is as ''next friend or attorney" and no ar
rests nor interference with courts will be
allowed to be made by agents of the Bu-
reau The sole condition attached to these
concessions is that the freedmen shall be
treated with justice tempered with mercy,
and with consideration for the peculiar
situation in which they find themselves
placed.
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OmcIaI Accounts OF the Cholera.

The State Department has received from tie
American consuls in Issly and Spain official &C
counts Of the progress OF the cholera
The Consul At Palermo, under date OF August
14h, speaks Of the serious spread " the choors ut
Ancona, Italy, whore some 5000 have died, and
isolated cases have occurred in other towns Of aly
France and SPAN. Tho local authorities have or
dsred seven days at quarantine IRON all arrivals
from italian, French and Spsniah ports, including
Gibraltar. The U. b. Consul at Port Mzhon, Spain,
informs the Department, under date Of August IL,
Of the arrival at that quarantine Of . Turk ish
steamer, which left Alexander. with 500 p,rims
Tho steamer, he says comes with l,3s0, aud re-
ports having LETT on the way 500 Twenty deaths
| occurred from cholera on tho passage. The cap
tam, at his arrival At Port Mahon, reported all
well, hut Oh examination OF the steamer, dead
bodies were found on board in n aEd state Of de-
composition. The captains statemcnts are dis
credited, ami the i've hundred not accounted for
may have died 10y the Same disease. Tho Consul
stated that accounts received nj that station concur
10 the opinion that the cholera is making its way
westward. Thus far the cholera has follow ell the
pilgrims, who, he says are packed Ike Hsrdinss
| ON shipboard. Their religion does not allow them,
when passing TO Mecca, 70 sleep on a bed 10 wash,
| or eat any warm food. They covered vita
| Nth aud 'ermin, and are spreading disease over
| the Mediterranean.
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recent correspondent tails the following story
Iw,s .perd,ro An. p,ob, In rr,sport uInois
,aey b,cst ~, fcs,n. inc De hitting room where
mo, . nlesssnt ebs,,eyi,s. good humor.d travel
ne" uha pWro ms..Is ~. .v.,,,ng ne morning
,r,,n. from l;slers W. eonversed pleasantly aud
RELY uron several topics until seeing two ladies
meet and lis. each o,ber on the street The CONVEX
s.uon turned upon Kissing Jus, about lhe time The
train was .ppro-shipR.
'tiome," said he, taking up bis carpet be 6,
',sinco ne are on 40 swee, subject let us have .
prao.csi application. will make q proposition TO
YOU! I'u agree 70 kiss the mos, beautiful lady In
,he cars from Galena- you being the judge, II you
will liss the next prcttcsl I being the Judge"
The proposition staggered me . little, and /
could EARLY tell whether he was In earnest or In
fun but - be would be deep In IL as possibly
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AlliEntor's Nest.

These nests resemble hayeocks four feet high,
aud Eve In diameter A thciI bAsis being con-
sTuc,ed with grass and herbaes. First they de-
post one layer q eggs on floor Of mortar, and
having covered this with = second stratum Of mud
aud heritage eight inches thick, lay smother set OF
egg, upon that and 80 on 70 the top, there Icing
generally from ons 10 two hundred eggs In the
neat. With their tails they eau beat down around
the nest the dense zras, and reoJs Ave feet hi gh,
W prevent tho approach Of unseen enemies. rne
female watches her Eggs until they all hatched
BY tho heat u the sun, and then she takes her
brood under her own care, defending them and
providing Tor their subsistence. Dr. Lu enburg,
o. New Orleans once packed up one Of these nests,
with the eggs, In box, for the Museum OF 81
Petersburg, but was recommended before he closed
u 10 shat there danger Of tho eggs being
ha,ehed on the voyage Gu opening one, young
alligator walk cd out, and was soon followed by TIE
rest, about hundred Of which he fed In the house
where they won't up aud down stairs, whining and
bArking lixe young puppies.
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Canadian .Iuxiicc.

Tasan IL but little probability hat the 81. Adams
raiders will ever receive punishment al the hands
oi tho Csn>dan authorities Tie Governor Cen
ersl Of Cansda lately sppointcd = Commissioner to
investigate "ths causes Of the failure Of jus-
lice In the matter Of the 81 Adams offenders"
long report Of the said commissioner has just been
published by the provincial journals. This report
simply gives . rehAsh Of the legal proceedings In
the cas-, together with the opinions Of the Com
missioner relative to the nor. punishment Of the
oulprts, He regards the Montreal Chief Of p, lice,
LsosTE, a. guilty OF an indictAble offence for
having refused TO execute . warrant against the
offenders in December last and also for delivering
uPto them the money they bad stolen from the
banks. With regard to Judge Counsel, who, Il will
be remembered db Nsrged the prisoners from
custody, the Commissioner thinks II ''ays him
open to the charge Of Partially" No doubt this
report IL intended AZ anAlity in the ct. Adams
case. lis OF the sane nature a. tho white y ashin
committees which Congress occasionally appoints
TO cover up tho tracks Of fayorte delinouent. Tho
Canadian suthosties acted oil through ,he st.
Adams difficulty - n .hey were the e.psci.l cham
piops OF the offenders, and II 10 no, likely tina,
they ever intended TO permi, their punishment
This report OF the examining Commissioner MAJ
10 regarded as the last Of the ST. Adams excite
ment, unless tho robbers should q some t,tur
time have tho tsmerisy to turn up in III. Unites
Statcs.
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A I.ittle A1air with China.

The Intelligence brought by the steamer Scotia
may wei, says The CossvsrctAr- awaken sol.ci,uds
among the mothers Of Israel. There 8 danger u
their being cut short in their supplies q; Hyson,
souchong and Bohes. A bout between the Presi-
dent and tho brother Of III. sun aud moon is imui-
nent Tho children Of the Howery empire have
got their backs up, and Huo-pes aud Hoo mans,
klang-sus and ksng-sis, shsn-tungs and SIHn-
SIS Ignoring heir private d!ih'ultics, stand ready
to welcome IN Yankees TO ''uhospitsble graves .
To rccsptulate, In briei, the matter Ia contro-
Norsy: Whom tie American General Ward
who, In 1861, organized = force Of Chinese SOL
diers, to resist the invpsous of the raepir 9
around shsnghse-was killei, IN October, 1864
he was succeeded by another American aiY,a.
turer named Burg One. B1rscbiue'n operat ON.
were crowned with even more success than
his predecessor. lie WAS promotes W genera,
ana WAS IN = fair way W expel tue Tnepings com.
pletey. But Ike every soldier OF fortune, Rur.
| geone required an abundant supply Of 'tiu," aud
| when lie tolg -Isicu ceased ~ - forthcoming he
ceased to hgat. Appeals to the Foota or Governor
were unaNa.inC. 50 leading his soldiers 10 Il e
bank where Vie funds for paying troops wore de-
| posted he knoesed down tho msudaril in charge,
pockettd eleven thousand dollars in gui and alter
wsri joined the rebels. Becoming dsssIisted, how.
ever IN his new position, he Surrendered hInsef 70
the government forces Oh condition that his Lie Ia
spArei Returning 10 shsngha he Apa, u demanded
| the back pay due 10 himself aud Ia. troous
and being denied IT, FOR the second time Joined ths
| rebels. more unfortunate than before, however,
he was soon after tskon prisoner aud given to uu'
| derstand that his head would pay the penalty Of
| lis treachery. Thereupou tine American Minists,
demanded .h.t he he set at liberty. His request
| Was unnoeded. and We arc informed by IN,
bcotiAs news thai he has again demanded his re
| lease, with the nhmanon that the refusal vii
be considered = edsus beii." The American Min
| lister may DO acting in accordance with iustruc
| tieas received from tho Government Lnt we can
nos well understand what business he has 10 INFER
fero In the case OF an American who inv .yod hin,
self N the Chinese difficulties and was captured
| While bearing syms AGAINST the established Coy
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EI.asei.I News. Markets. dc.

NeS iOrk, Thursday Sept. Z, 6 y. h-tiold has
been steady and uniform to-day at i4i's i4i's. 4
comparison Of the latest sales Of rsocks and securities
with those Of yesterday afternoon, show no changes
OF Importance. Some orts fr.ctionally higher
and othors much lower. Business vss very dull
Governments were steady at slightly lower rates.
The loan market continued easy a, sac per cent.
Discounts were du'l. Tho rates ranged at ~ per
cent, according TO names aud time. Sterling ,I-
change very dull, and primo bankers bills were
sold at iO9k. on Change to-day FlouT &c loc.
better. Wheat ~as ic. better on Spring. Corn was
shade hrmer sound, and dull sno declining for
unsound. Oats quiet. Pork wss quiet and
frmer. Beef vas steady. Lsrj VA firm, and whs-
key was a shade hrmor.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 8, 1865.



The New ysrk Democrats Ns.i..tiens.
Tan report Of proceedings % the Democratic
ets,e convsntion, which We publish In another
column, very strongly indicates ths the party
leaders spprecis.e ths necessity Of casting away
obsolete principles, breaking loose from the osul-
izing influence Of old fogy notions, and planting
themselves upon . live platform, with live color
hearers 70 lead them. The action Of tie Albany
Convention carries the mind back to the better
Gays Of the Democratic party, before The wheels OF
its machinery were cloggcd by political RUBBISH
Unlike their brethren N Pennsylvsuis' Ohio, and
some Of the other States, tie Democracy OF this
State have no, grcped back through the
darkness OF more than bali . century
sner tho sn,,austed PROSECUTIONS Of '9s," In
order 10 "a, material for . platform. They have
No, .dop,d an oqulvocsl string Of resolutions tina,
vhine a, the Government like . whipped spaniel,
and W, pretend W support H. On the contrary they
have cleared away the cob-webs that have been
growing over ,be party for The last fow years ;
tey have brushed the dust from the old Demo-
cr.uc armour, and now stand eroct In the political
arena apparently rejuvina,ed and conscious Of
strength. 1p making up their ticket, the Demo.
cracy have wisely given the old political lecchss
W. ''N 50 -
"'' -,
~. s- -, -, ...",..,,oa
" "' "'1 -
' p-" N.u -
49, -.
VIZ '-'' "-'' 80. : y "" -. ,s,.,,.-,.,-,
W. pop.'. .o1' :, ~
:.
'"'nK "o'' VINO" w us "
oP'nion oi ms eop'e " WIS ''A''' nv ""'s
An'eoe'en'~ 81" oe'o'o "' "'
Syracuse Luoius hoHr'soS' tho nominee i~
Controller OF 'hs treasury, " no" 'ns so'o incufn-
tent OF 'nA' ONCE having oson s''c'eu Nv tns ns
paohesn' In isoi ana again In ieof' no va"
originally Democrat ou' went over 70 me he-
pubhcsns In 1856 and has acted with them up 70
this Time. General MARsssA H. fATnior. shs can
didA'o Tor Treasurer Is well known 70 'shs people
80 the Provost-Aarshal General Of The Army oil The
Potomac This position was accorded him by Gene
raj MCCLELLAN, and sfsr efieisn, service through
out the war bis connection with the army ceased
only when II was mustered out Of the service.
JonS VAN BUREs, tho nominee for Attorney Gene
rA, 10 20 popularity known that IL would be super
enous 70 dwell upon his nomination. nor Is II
necessary 70 examine the individuality Of ths
candidates for minor Offices. 30 far Is poiitcs
records are concerned, the ticket 10 certainly o
the motley varisty--whg, Republican, American
ss.stI ~
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Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.

In summing up tho presen, state Of the produce
market We can detect very little change in quota
tons iIom those reported at the time OF our lat
review, II we may except those for butter which
under a more favorable California and Southern
market and constantly decreasing supply, Is mate
rally advanced, the best Orange County pals bring
ins In rome cases, Acc per lb. Cheese, under unis
vorahle advices from Europe. where the market Ia
represented as overstocked, Is less firm, and price,
are someShat reduced, still prices are Unusually
advanced some grades being held as high A. lI.l1,e.
Aea" and vegetables are unchanged. OF fruits,
peaches are materially lower to-day, some varieties
selling a. low "a T6c per basket, with average,
however OF from VI o. to 81 80. Pears are sl scarce
and high the best grades being held at slsssls per
barrel. In erior grades however, may be had for 80
asS Apples are lower. few Western cranbsrries
have b<ea ~ and sell " ~ belsle " Per bsy-
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Jupo'Sa from present indications, the attend.
snco =. the public schools this city during the
Plll and Winter season, will this year 10 larger
than ever before. Considerable dlaieulty WAS ex-
?ensucsl last winter in providing sccom moda.
ton for attendants Al some Of the schools, and
here Is svery appearance that tho trouble will 10
increased during the tsrm which Gas Just opened.
The necessity OF increased school sceomm cd .tous
has been felt for several years Our educational
authorities, in the erection OF new buildings, have
not kept pace with the growth OF the city, aud con-
soluenily' our schools have been steadily growing
more crowded. until =, the present time IL is inn
possible for teachers in imPar,ing instruct on to
do justice 70 all their pupils. The Board OF
sincaron should not permi, this slate Of
thiHs~ EtaEy shiid iIe this si,s 10 entitled
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Pnns-Pnris Fans Elegant styles Just
received, Three, Five, Eight to Forty Dollars each,
for sale by O. G. Allen, ii5 Broadway, one door below
Csnal,t 404
Gilt Combs-Sew Styies-,Iust Received
from Paris Five, Eight, Ten TO Thirty Dollars each.
for sale by a. u. Auon, 4l5 Broadway one door below
Canal 81. Fb
$50 Rare Receipts-C sntaininE many
secrets, and much valuable Information
Receipts In exclusive use by the celebrated
Metropolitan Hotel Of this city. Pres ~ csntG
mailed, postage free. Address HUTCHINSON Co..
Publishers b6g Broadway, y. Y. All
The Lying In Wards Of the Infants Home,
corner ol Lexington ave. aud 5lst 81, open.
Apple atom can he made to the Resident Physiclsn,
or 70 Rev. w. D. Walker, 50 East 23d st. liG
DIR. schepck keeps n full supply of his
rulmonc 5ytup Sesweed Tonic and Mandrake Pis,
At his rooms No. - Bond ~, 81 all times Thee
three medicines properly taken, will frequently euro
Consumption in Its advanced stages. 8z2
Dr. schenck, Of Philadelphia, win be Mt
his rooms ~ Bond OF, Tuesday, at his usual time,
between the hours Of 3 A. VI. and p. N. SJi
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
hanhinc aud Button Hole Machine, No. C25 Bruau-
| way ~. 3i3
| Howe sewing Machine Company, No go
| broadway, y. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President.
| AGENTS wanted. 844
Grover g. Bakers Highest Premium
| Elastic stitch and Lock stitch sewing Machines, 49J
broadway, n York, and 2S5 Fulton st., Brooklyn $40
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the lat NJ y. Church. on i25th q, Harlem on Friday
afternoon. tiS4 O'Clock. The sunday school and
house. on i2Ith It, west Of An ave Ut O'clock With
out further notice.
DO not weep for me, mother,
God will bloss you when an gone. 25I
CURRAN-On "wednesday, Sept. 6, after q pro-
trac,ed Hines. which she bore with Christian fot-
tude, Ann Curan, beloved wife OF Michael Curran,
and daush.eI Of !he late Pssrict HOGAN, AGED IS
noughta, County Carlow, Ireland, aged As years.
The relatives and ircnds Of the family respect
afternoon Ssh inst At o'clock. fion her late real
dence, 4:d 81, near Madison ave. Go Carlow and
Prince Edwards Island papers pese copy. 10
CARTAN. -On "wednesday, Sept. G. William Car
tan, native of Dublin, aged 80 years
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the iuneral Friday afternoon, 81 s.
A. o'clock from hia late resideaeo iJe East lGth 81
W Calvary Cemetery. 2U2
CArIiRAs-On Thursday morning, John CathrGs
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral fron hIs late residence, SSs
THIRD ave- this Friday afternoon, at o'clock. 10,
GROWTH Ws.hins,on, sept. !, 1908, hiehae
The friends OF the family and OF his uucles, Pat
rick, Cornelius, james and Michael Grove, are re-
at 10 o'clock, FROM Courtl,ndt at ferry. HI. remsin
Will DO taken TO Calvary Cemetery pr intcrnent I3l
FALvEY-on Thursday, Sept. Z, Jeremiah FL
Ney, the beloved son of Michael aud Hgnora FAyey
The relative. and friends Of the family, also tn,
] and sO se al b. j. a. Il hsifR
vited TO attend the funeral, this tFIidsyl after
noon at II O'Clock, from the residence Of his pa
rents, 5O5 Il. 24th st. ll3
| GALVIN-On Sept. 9th, after short hat painful
illness Of intermittent lever. jane. GAVIN, Lorr
KINGS Co, ireland.
Friends and relatives Of the fanny arc re sp-ct
fully invited 70 attend the funeral. this ftiidsv
afternoon at O'Clock, mem .s Isle Residence.
Grand ~. IUs
| McCAfFREY-On sept. tn, Of q short Illness, q
| leylnu.
daughter OF Bernard and Hanorah McCa1Tey, age,
| I years, month aud ~ days
Inc funeral will take place from her late resid enca
23s Elizabeth II on SATURDAY afternoon, At o'oO.k
without further inyigstOn. Ill
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ernrnent. A. for our naval officers, they have no
desire 70 encounter the odoriferous Chinese NUM-
lions " war, all for the sake Of renegade Ysnkes.
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rel. Sweet potatoes are arriving freely, and can
mssd from 50 90 to "a so per Dbl. For common
vsristie. there IL little shipping demand, ard the
market h consequently very dull. Other quotations
ere a. follows;
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc

For sALE-oNE MARE 6 YEARS OLD
10 hands high, free snd good driver suitable az
hack, express, spring cart, dow Town, ,rret $50
cart or any KIND OF work. Call so Wei 9s,b -
FOR sALE-A BAY MARE, i5S HASD3
Apply " zlQ West l6Ih o., --N W pu,,ssIIess
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE 7. A.
b. Society viii hold public NEE lag a. the,f
Halt 1893 East Nth 81, this evening At ~ o'clcck.
speaking nv Messrs. g bingham and Thompson SIG.
jng BIZ Miss hcC'inn, Mi's Cary, and Nesrs. Neaes
aud Daniels. JOHN KIDD Pres. Wh. ObhIA'
Zee. Bee 40
TINTED SERVICE SOCIETY OF THB
~ Ist A,s.ubly uistri., comprising the 1gt, %, al
and psrt Of ths lth aud 9th NGrds All soldiers md
sailors residing m the above District are iene;'ei
sept. sth, at Hammer Hotel, l3o GtoonWich -
Committee ". NcGulkL ls'd kcgt' y.
N.g; Cal I. JOS Softly, 10th Regt, V. Vols. lol
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

MOTHER VETERAN GONE-WAR OF
n lS12-Byothers, you are invited 70 follow
the remains OF wear brother soldier Capt. THOS. D.
HOWE to its Gst resting place, from his late res-
denoe No. 100 orchard at on Friday, at o'clock,
D. M, with usual badge OF mourning. See Herald
II. RAYMOND, Brighten ABRA DAILY, Col.
|. ~ PHYfE, Adjt. e9l
EENIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WOLF
l. Tone Circle will hold business meeting In the
Hall of the Demilt Dspenssry, cor I'D 81. and I'd
ave, on Friday evening, Sept, 3, at O'Clock. Pune
uai attendance Of all the members required, Tor
important business. PATH COONEr, Centre.
MARK WELsrEAD, Sec. lU9
rNHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE ST.
Il Lawrence Cree Fenian brother hood on this Fri
day evening at the National Hall, iith IT. betw. sth
and 9th ayes. All men connected with this Circle
are REQUIRED to be present " lend their aid TO the
cause, i. BROWNE CsnNes III