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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-12
Auction Salo=
By Durbec & Walter.

THIS DAY, l2tii September, at g.: a. m,.
III front of our store, will be sold, wltho,,
reserve, the following extensive invoice 8.
goods, received from New York, and Sc
lect"d especially for this market:
Boxes Extra Family Soap, Starch.
|. L. Cheese, Spices
Window Glass fall sizes, Putty.
Cases Bourbon Whiskcy.
Chests II! son Tea, Barrels Brown Sugar.
Cases Sardincs, Baskets Hridsick Cham
paSnc, Cases Olive Oil. Boxes Paper Col
lars, Mems Hats, Pocket Knives, Spool
Thread, Sets Table Knives ard Forks. Il lot
OF Furniture, Crockcry, Glassware, &c.
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A neat little Cottage. on Laurel street,
between Barnwcll and Henderson streets.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-12
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MAGISTRATES ALLOWED TO ADMINS
TER TIE OATH.-We learn that His
l1xccllency Gov. Perry has received !,
despatch from President Johnson, as-
s'rlng him that the President fully
sanctions the course he pursued witt,
reference to authoring magistrates to
administer the oath of allegiance.
The oath already administered by
them are considered valid, rs Will be
those hereafter administered.
lGreemciNe Enterprises
A contemporary, speaking of the
proposed oceanic telegraph, wonders
whether the news transmitted through
salt water viii be fresh.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-12
a Court of Common Pleas

4 ND GENERAL. SESSIONS for Richland
4 a District. will be held at Colu.nbia, on
the =; MONDAY il October next
S,pt II y D. Is. MILLER G.. {. y.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
AT PHILADELPHIA.

We arrived at the Broad at precisely half
past -four o'clock two hours earlier than the schedule
- time originally announced, in order to afford more Of
dAylgh, for the display.
The corpse transferred 10 the hearse which was
attractive and fine and OF elaborate finish The coffin
covered with the American flag aud surmounled with
sowers, occupied an elevated position
The Philadelphia authorities had provided coaches for
the distinguished funeral party who received the KIND
ss attentions Of those having the arrangements 10
charge.
Owing 10 come msmansgemont or blunder ,be rro.
oesson did NOT move until six O'Clock The military
both white and black, made fine display Tbe Citv
Troop acted as body guard To the corpse In the
cession the Mayor the City Councils and o,be,
municipal authorities federal officers army and navy ON
cera stationed In the cy aud neghborood the iudloarv
members Of the legislature members OF Congress reprc
seutatives of foreign courts end numerous others Of
distinction. The nremen and every society," institute and
organization were well represented especially Tho
Knight Templars, the Odd Fcllows, and the Fenlane
Many colored men also appeared members of char.
table and ohor societies, with appropriate badges snd
rsgalia
Tb chimes OF 81 Petcr's End Christ churches nspis
tp~il wore responded 10 BY st. Mays aoman Cathoc)
shuu'h
IN proceesion occ1picd hour and haB In passng
ihe streets designated "a the programme when tho Old
Sl'te Houee having been racbci tno corpse was taken
uio haerendenco hnli. where 1t was PLACED near Tie
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Meeting OF Er-Army Officers.

meeting of ex officers and soldiers held Friday
evening at No 90 East Thirteenth street pursuant 10
a general call.
Colonel Sage nominated General j II Ward for Chair
man. who modcstly declined. Colonel Hllyer Of General
Grants staff, thereupon chosen Chairman of tho
meeting committee appointed, consisting ~
Generals Hamilton and Ward and Colonel Dor to dram
resolutions expressing the of the meeting on the
reception of the resolutions quite spicy debate ensued
General Hamilton taking extreme view of the siua
ton Colonel Sage, IN canstc speech, riiculed the
idea Of cutting throats indscrimnately Colonel Alien
made few pertinent remarks, which were fayorably
received.
resolution adopted that all officers and sol
ders parade Tuesday, in civilian attire, with tbe badge
of rank on the left lapel.
Colonel Parkes OF General Grants staff addressed the
meeting at length The meeting 1nasy adjourned
again Monday evening next at half past seven
O clock, at the same place
The committee desire that all officers and eNonicers
with the rank and ile will assemble promptly al the
time and place Tuesday the 25th inst at the hour
hereinafter be Indicated by the Committee o Arrange
mcnts complying with all the requirements Indicated by
tn said committee.
ATTENTION.
The officers and soldiers who have served In the
army during the present rebellion will meet al No 20
East Thirteenth street. half past clock y
on Monday April "a TO hear the report Of The commit
tee for the parade the occasion OF the obs OF our
a late lamentcd President, Abraham Lincoln.
JAMES NJ TURNER,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
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Prenara,ions I'm Broo,.Iyn.

The committee Of the Brooklyn Common Council to
whom referred the subject Of making preparations
for obscquies OF the late President Lincoln
their committee ROOM the City Hall Yesterday morn
ug, and promptly appointed Colonel T. b. Fowler, OF
which propose o unite in tie ceremone es to
take place IN New York Tuesday.
DELEGATIONS from tue different sociptcs having been
invited to be present, the following represented
The Union League Associations
The Mcclellan Clubs.
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Bcnevoen Soc cues
Nos /, and3
II james r. G. Benevolent Society
Falher Mathew Total Abstinence Benefit Society No l.
Shamrock Society, No I.
Assumption r. A Society.
81. Patrick Society.
iIongahorcmcns = Associations.
meeting ~ the Board of Ocers OF the Western DIS
rict Fire Department held last evening In the alb
scncc OF the Chief Engineer Mr. Mcnamara of Engine
No g. presided The following companies we're repre-
sented Engines Nos. 3 D. Z H. 10, II; Hose Nos g.
TO- o. II, IL Hook and Ladder Companies Nos l, 2,
Mr. Massey, Of Engine No. IL, stated that however
much they might lament the death OF late Chief
Ma 4strae, yet, under existing circumstance would
be impossible 20 take part In the ceremonies body
The meeting took the same view, and committee
consisting of Mcssrs Mcnamara Esiabrook and Dckey
appointed TO draft appropriate resolutions wnn the
Board adjourned
The follow nv notice has issued by the cha rman
Of the Common Council Committee
NOrfCE SOCIETIES
All societies which have reported to the committee
the Common Council appointed for that purpose and
proccs ion OF the aio iresid of the United States,
arc quosicd TO report 10 Colonel u. Fowler Grand
Marshal his Office, 236 Washington street w order
that u position may be assigned them in line on Mon
SAMUEL TAYLOR Chairman.
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G. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor.
The Joint Committee OF the Com m or
CpuuciI.

N &Guucbs
GENERAL BURNSIDE BEFORE THE CoMnrTTEE-FuLL
DESCRIPTION or THE CATAFALQUE, ETC.
The Joint Special Committee Of the Common Council
held their final meeting yesterday, TO arrange the pro
gammc OF the reception OF President Lncolns remains
Alderman Ottiwcll presided.
communication from Street Commissioner Cornell
stated that The along the route vii, be In good
order, and in the vicinity Of the Park also.
communication from Albany inquired what carriages
would be necessary convey the remains from the de
pot on their arrival there.
Councilman GRKEs moved that the people OF the city
be requested to suspend business all nds on Monday
and that the Mayor be requested to issue proclamation
TO that effect. Adopted.
The CHAIRMAN stated that General Hall would be Grand
Marshal OF the procession and should be authorized TO
appoin, his AIDS Alderman Jones made motion TO
that effect which was adopted
Mr. b. CARfESrrR replied TO an application that he
willing to lend his painting Of the late President sign
ing tho Emancipation Proclamation to the committee 10
z be carried in the procession.
Councilman LkSr moved that the Mayor and members
Of the Common Council OF Boston, The St. Nicholas
\ HOTEL b. invited TO participate In the rites Adoptcd
\ Alderman JoNKs moved that that part OF tho route of
1.-THE procession relating 10 Thircih be changed TO
9Twenty ninth STREET. Adopted.
u On notion the private parlor of the C,y Hall was 80,
apart for Tho Of the Grand Marshal and bis Aids
4 The committee then took a recess I'll two O'Clock
After the rescrs a communication received from
9speca committee of The Board OF Supervisors stating
The desire OF the Board 70 participate 10 the ceremonies
& Referred TO the Conference Committee.
j communication from the Chamber OF Commerce an
hounced That at specia meeting held yesterday
rosovcd unanimously to attend the procession in body
n Alderman VAS NO0mns introduced General Burnside
VINO sad thn he had been requested by Mrs Charles
suong we OF General Strong TO ask permission for her
IRON tho committee ~ place anCncal (ola crtss near
the body OF President lincoln while 10 Is lying in state In
.he Wy halL Henow made The request aud hoped tho
committee would grant A.
Alderman oIIwELL replied That the Committee would
be very Rad 70 afford every facility In the lady and they
tmude. 'y
leerram rom Governor Fenor -'rtel ti1t De woeid
ADe unable " Oe taos1 u s.Issy Cy o. bo alIys bat
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Commandants of companies win assemble thsHc
mands at least one half hour before time Of formation
Field and stan dsmountsd Will report ~ the Colo
mel the ground and the non Omm staff bsnd
and drum corps will report 20 the Adutant ntscn min
uies before time OF formation.
s. The regimentai coar, martial ordered for FRIDAY,
Goth instant having Adjourned viii hold a. ne
Regimenta Armory, on "Wednesday, thursday and fri.
day, the 26th, 9th and 2sth instant Monday and
Tuesday May / and 2 Al eight o'clock y N for ne
trial OF delinquens IN those companies hodbs msenss
vH w. sao nlshls respecusey also ~. "a fss"n Ga
.. The commissioned oaOers' drr, ordered fa rus-.
day evening 18th instant 10 hereby oOunsennandsd
Colonel WILLIAM @ WARD
THE sisyry-SlSr RKanESr.
General Orf~--ko 2
HsADorARrkRs, NiSkn siNrn tssHxs>r \. GssY,l
SEw YonS April "a, lsas
ment is hereby ordered parade tuesday AVsl o.
armed and equipped, TO pay las, toute Of re,ect -
the nation now deplores The line Will - srrned en-
Beecker street righis near Bowtry, AZ . cofs
NJ The non commissioned stan and eanl tFpr
to the Adjutant at "A quarter % niue By ordOu
Colonel JOHN 0MAHONY, Commsrdng
RICHARD NoRRls AdJuiant
|sfxTY SIXTH REGIMENT NEW yoRK STATE v0rrs.
TIERS.
The ex members OF this battle worn organlsafou held
meeting at Miman's Hall, OF scveuth avenue
and Twentysxh street. last evening, Tor the puuo~e ~
hono-s to be bestowed upon The remains o. or martyr
President James II Bull being cecicd sesrciasy ad.
dressed the meeting a very eloquent manner the
services Of chief his great value
of free government
The following order then issued
HEADQUARrERs, SIXTY SIXTH REGIskNr - v,
MILLwAN's Hall, April II, istA
The members and ex members of this regiment noe
requested to meet the above hall aondAy eyerns,
eight O'Clock, for that purpose and ~ Their
badges
BY order of wx wRAY, Chairman.
JAS. II. Bull, Secretary
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The Ceremonies in Union SQUARE.

The Ceremonies in Union Square.
FUNERAL HOEoRs TO THE REMAINS OF PRESIDENT
LIHCOLN--CohMITTEE OF THE CITIZENS OF NEW
YoRK-ORDER OF CEREMONIES.
New YORK, April % 1866.
Citizens, public bodies, private social organizations,
and all persons who desire to unite in rendering testmo
malls Of respect for the character and
vices Of the deceased President invited to assemble
at Union square, Fourteenth street. Tuesday next
the 25th instant at ten O'Clock A. NJ
is intended that each separate organization shall be
governed by its own officers and regulations, subject
however to such arrangements may be announced
by the joint committee of the Common Council.
The exercises will be in the following ORDER
III Prayer by Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix
2 Address by Hon. George Bancroft.
Rev. DR. J. T. Thompson will read the last inaugu-
raj address OF President Lincoln.
4 Rev. W. h Boole will read psalm
Prayers by Rev. DIR. Z. P. Rogers, Rev. Dr. Samuel
Osgood and Rabbi lsaacs.
6. Benedicton by Archbishop McCloskey.
At the close OF the ceremonies the assemblage will bc
formed in proper order and proceed TO unite in the pro-
cession 10 be formed under the direction Of the Joint
Committee Of the Common Council
Among the various public and private organizations
invited TO unite with the citizens in this solemn and
grateful duty are the following
The clergy and members Of all the city churches.
The Mayor and Common Council Of New York.
The Joint Committee Of the Common Council.
The May and Common Council Of Brooklyn.
The Chamber Of Commerce OF New York
The New York Produce Exchange.
The New York Club
The Century Club.
The Athenaun Club
The City Club
The Eclectic Club
The Union League Club.
All the arrangements will be held subordinate 10 Tho
authority of the Joint Committee of the Common Council
Colonel Frank +. Howe has been appointed Marsha
Of the citizens procession.
The committee, officers clergy and guests requested
10 assemble the Mason Doree Fourteenth street.
half past nine A. NJ. on Tuesday
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
WILLIAM 7. BLODGETr, Chairman.
= b. CHIrTENDEN,
HENRy N. TABER, ! Secretaries.
FRANK f. HOWE, J
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An adjourned meeting Of the Committee OF o'''1ehs
waa held in the Common Council chamber last evening,
in jersey CITY his Honor Mayor Cleveland in the chSr'
who reported that tho committee appointed " previous
meeting to accompany him TO The headquarters Of Gone
ra Dix 70 oacct an Arrangement BY which The remains q
~, late presdep, might be ayei In the depot on It's
arrival y, Jersey city t9ur 70 oraer to enable tho
'...., ,v,-c unsu. .cc..lul General Dix stated
NV. tba arganesmcut, were all made By tho War
p.rrtn.n ni and De had no power 20 alter or change
i.,4.i I'M the rauaf Of the ferry company u-d
.cGhTIEUED ON EIGHTH PAoEl
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New York state OHctnIs 90 Attend the
Funeral.

| ALBASY April -, 1896
Governor Fcnton has designated the following State
officials attend the of the late President from
Albany Buffalo,
Judge Denio Court Of Appeals
Chauncey NJ Depew, Secretary of State.
George = Bachelor and A. W Harvey, OF the Gov
ernors stan.
committee Of the Legislature will also attend the
|remains
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

The societies Of the United Coopers, composed of Nos
9 D. aud 8 will assemble tomorrow, at three clock
IT. NJ, az 1877 Bowory to make arrangements partci-
pate IN the funeral ceremonies of President Lincoln on
lTucsd4y next
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows.

The Il W g. Lodge of Southern New York will meet
on Tuesday next, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ at Odd Eel
ows Hall Join IN the ob-equies OF late President
Membcs of the yrder In this and other Jurisdictions
cordially invited 10 unite with by order
- W Z. LANGDON Grand Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
THE FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.
Suspension Of Business.
PBOCLANATION OF TIE MAYOR.
Mlyop's OprfCr Nrv yo1K knril 90

MAyoR's OPFicE, NEw YoRK, April %, 1895
The aectonate regard and honor paid TO the memory
|of late amen,ed Chief Magistrate by people of
New York give that the relics OF departed
greatness will receive in this city the mournful tribute
.of sincere and respectful grief On Monday and Tues
Iday next the ceremonies Will take place here
mains passing to the tomb, and you viii be duly ad
vised Of the dispositions therefor made by the author
|ues.
In conformity with a resolution OF tho committee
Iof the Common Council, appointed TO make arrange,
ments for the accumulation Of the obseques, J. G.
Godfrey Guniber, Mayor Of the city Of New York. do
hereby respectfully request the people thereof 20
pend Their regular avocatons Monday and Tuesday
next and that all secular business cease Let MS re
these days with deep Of duty, mindful what
We owe 10 the dead and orgcfu Of the living and
while expressing by every symbol Of
ng and al, the pageantry OF love- let honor the dead
still more worthily by utterly Grad eating from our
hearts be heathensh and arocious spirit Of revenge
the cause Of the henous decd 10 which he fell n victim
las rcpu1uant To the maXims of religion and princ
Piles OF civilization which social order rational ibery
and the happiness Of mankind depend
g. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

bell which nrst proclaimed the adoption Of the Deciara
ton of Independence The Hall clothed In snch
manner as became the occasion, rendering the ente
scene soemny imposing In front Of the state House
exhibited transparency Of the late Prescent sur
rounded by the form Of Q coffin, with the words He
st Lives" The strong gaslight gave beautiful eject
70 the picture.
Tho houses, with but few, II sny exceptions, were
|draped with mourning. Ingenuity was exhausted IN
showing 10 the best advantage this exterior manifestation
3of grief
No estimate can now be formed as to how many per-
took part the procession nor can there be even
approximation 70 the number who were SAD spectators
|of the pageant At least hundred thousand souls
must have witnessed the procession. Never before did
larger large crowds appear in the streets OF this
lofty.
The corps while lying in state to night was visited by
Of persons for whose admttance the Mayor
Issued cards Tomorrow the door will be thrown open
to the public and closed at midnight The city authori
ties have extended to the funeral party such hospal
ties at the Continental to elicit the warm commenda
tlons of the recipients.
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Tnntmnny Hall.

The General Committee OF rammany Hall will meet to
day Csunday) at three O'Clock, at Tammany Hail, TO
make arrangements for attending the funeral Of pesi
dent Lincoln
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
The Cadets Of West Point,

Arrangements have been made by Supcrn,' ndent
General Cuum to enable the cadets Of West Point to
take part in the obeques of tho President whose
will from important chapter In the history of
their country. They will be brought the river,
and the funeral train passes Garrisons speed will b.
slackened TO permit the cadets 10 give passing
Salute
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
The I.Oyal Lcuxuc Club.

We understand the Loyal League Club will Join IN Tho
funeral ceremonies on Tuesday, and have appointed
efficient committee TO carry out the details. The
bers requested to the Club House half past
nine and it is believed all The members Will unite the
The New York herald., 1865-04-23

bullion At each corner OF the canopy there will be
rich plume Of black and white feaihers.
The temple OF liberty is TO b. represented as being
deserted having embems OF any kind In OF around Il
save q small flag on top, at half-mast The inside OF
the will be lined with white satin, uted and from
the centre OF the roof will be suspended large eagle
with outspread wings, bearing in its talons laurel
wreath and the platform around the coffin will be sirewn
with laurel wreaths and flowers OF various kinds.
The car will besdrawn by sixteen gray horses, with
coverings OF black cloth trimmed with silver bullion,
each led by coored groom, who will be dressed in the
usual habiliments OF mourning.
This will doubtless be worthy OF the occasion and
metropolis and reflect great credit on all Immediately
connected with its construction II designed by Mr.
Charles Metam of this city and is being prepared under
the supervision OF Mr. r. Relyea, undertaken.
The New York herald., 1865-04-23
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON CITY, April is, 1865.
ORDERED: ETa-That the following report and the
rangemcns therein specified be approved and confirmed
and that the transportation OF the remains Of the late
President, Abraham Lincoln, from Washington to his
former homo Springfield the capital OF Illinois be
conducted in accordance with the said report and the
arrangements therein specified.
Scond-Tba for the purpose OF said tran spor;aon.
the railroads which said transportation made be
declared military roads subject To the orders Of the War
and engines engaged said transportation be sub
cc 10 the military control Of Brgadier General McCa
um, Superintendent Of Military Railroad transportation
and all persons required TO conform TO the rules
regulations orders and directions he may give pre-
scribe for the transportation Aforesaid; and all persons
disobey ng said orders shall he deemed have violated
the military orders Of the War Department and shall be
dealt with accordingly.
Third-That no person shall be allowed 10 he trans
ported upon the constituting the funeral train save
those who specially authorized by the order Of the
War Department The funeral tran will not exceed nine
cars including baggage and the hearse car which
will proceed over the whole route from Washington to
Springfield, Illinois.
Fbuht-At the various points on the route where the
remains 10 taken from benrse car by or
municipal authorities % receive public honors according
10 the aforesaid programme, the said authorities viii
make such ments as may be nttpg and appro.
Ufaic the OCCASION under tho drcc ton of the military
commander OF the DIVISION department or district hut
the remains Will continue always under the special
charge Of the officers and escort assigned by this De
parmcnL by order Of the SECRETARY OF WAR.
T.. ID TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjuiant General
AZ To- the running % these special trains, which, mi
order 10 guard as TAI as practicable against accidents and
deentiOs. have reduced 10 about twenty miles perl
hour; We suggest the following regulations:-
Ftrst-rha the time Of parturc and arrival be oh
served as closely possible.
Scoud-1hat material delentons a, way points be
guarded against much practicable, not 10 in
crease the speed of trans.
ThUG-Tbat pilot engine be kept ten minutes IN ad
vance uf the tram.
FIpLh-ThGt the special train in all have the
right OF road thai all other be kept Of s
FJh,-Thai the several railroad companies provide al
sufficient number of coaches for the comfortable
nOdaton of The escort and special Tor the remains
and that all these together with the engines be Appro
priately drapcd in mourning.
lSirth-That where the running time of any train ex
tends beyond commences at midnight not less than
two sleeping be- used and greater number II the
road can command them sufficient ior the accommoda
LOn Of the e~cort.
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Hrsny H. ,y n. \ T. TAaEa' Secretaries.
The Railroad Arrangements.

Colonel II L. Robinson of the United States Military
Railroad corps, and Captain j. c. Wyman, Of General
McCallums staff in this city yesterday making
rangements for the reception OF the remains of Pres
dent Lincoln Everything has been prepared in most
satisfactory Kasson & Co, expressmen, OF 67
Exchange place, have offered the Of steam lighter
TO convey the river from Jersey City to the shores
Of the metropolis the funeral containing the remains
OF the deceased President II is singular fact that this
game originally built under the direction Of Gene
raj McCallum for the Of President Lincoln whcr
alive
The following special order regulating the ransporta
ton of the remains of the late President Abraham Lin
con from Washington city 10 Springfield H. has beer
Issued