davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

1.-THE war news this week EN-
braces the capture Of Mobile, with a
large number Of prisoners. and the
surrender VI Gen. Mosby and his cav.
airy, on the same terms granted te Lee
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Of The Nervous, Seminal.
- Urinary and Ssxusi Sys'ems--nsw snd
reliable sysssm~rs--in reports Of the HOW.
ARD ASSOC1ATION-6ens By mail 10
sealed letter envelopes free ~ charge. Al
dress. Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Associations. No 2. y. Ninsa street.
Philsdeiphia. Pa. March 3is', ie64-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

10 The scientific World Of Paris y much
occupied BY the experiment which n. Croal
intends mskins 10 few days o. flying from
the towers Of NOsre Dsne, ~ ne sew M
chine He undertakes 10 remain suspenee q
10 the cir with - much ease q bird.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

'vTHE cizsas ~ Rad Di-'rict Y %
i jasper. lad li-b.e % ~urk. sfe r.qus-.
FED 20 meet II tir Q ursH nee ~ Moncsy
might the 25ih ~ A9rli. :, p'ciosk 81 bu-i
In~sr rcnn~rtrd with the working ~ nd
lR, I'd District w. & ADAMS
spril 22d. 1865
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
NEW STORE!
Dry Goods Clothing and
H.~Ar<rsDse

.vUvHE undersigned has just returned from
> the Queen City with . well selected
stock Of the above articles. 20 which he
Invites the attention of citizens OF Dubois
county. He Is confident he csn sell his
goods % cheap % any merchant IN This VI
lcinisy. HE stock o. eenslemen's Clothing
IL particularly fine. Call end see Tor your.
selves, a The big brick, north - the Court
House. JOSEPH EGO.
September 26. le6s-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22


|ds, siis u the events preceding shs ssssss'-
kn-,ion Of ths Pfs-idrss. snf hi isss hours
iAscu. hslf p.-, ssses.P n, Hca. George
kAshmesd called q the WhHe Hocse. end
a. ushsred into the psricr. shere Hon
.Sch.yl.s Cellar Ms seated. waiting Tor :
j.hors ini.rview xIih The President on bust
lnsss which had besring upon his proposed
overland trip few noser's 'elspssd-
sben President Lincoln catered the room,
l.nd : short eonversssios took plsce. touch
Hng upos various matters. The Presiden,
% in happy and jovisI frame u mind.
SMr. A shnssd desired 10 Gee him on special
s'bssinsss. snd ,hsrs being no time 20 attend
10 il then, the President took out card. and
ssiscirg il on his knee wrote a. follows:
1 ALLOW Mr.. Ashmesd and friend 10 Gene
40 me t,e A. N. to morrow.
| [S,gnecl A. LIscoLS.
April IA 1856.
These we're the IL ~ words that he psnued.
n, was the last time that he sigSed his name
10 any order, document % message. Mr..
Lincoln finally stated that he must 60 TO the
!ibestes. and warmly pressed Speaker C'ifsx
lspd Mr.. Ashmssd 70 accompany him. bu,
l,hey excused lhemseIves On the score Of
prev ious engagements.
Al about o'clock in the evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln started for the carriage, the
!Isi:er tskine the arm Of Mr.. Ashmesd, the
President end Mr. CoIfsx walking together
'As soon 20 the President and Mrs. Lincoln
we're seated 10 the carriage, the latter gave
ORDERS 10 the eoschman 10 drive around 10
senator H.rri.'s residence. for Miss Harris.
|As he esrrisge rolled away they both said
''~Good bye. good bye" 10 Messrs. Ashmesd
and Collar. and the carriage had. 10 : mo-
|ment more disappeared from the ground 10
front Of The White House.
fec moments later. . party Of four per-
sors. the Presidest and Mrs. Lincoln. Mss
Harris and NJ. .Rsrhbuo, Of Albany. step
|scn OF Senator Harris. arrived q the thea
IRE. and entered The front end left hand up
per private box. A moment before the at
tack wss made. the President US leaning
forws rd. resting HE head on his hand. in his
|sccusr omed careless vsv. his eyes ben, upon
the stage. and enjoying hearty laugh.
Miss Hsrris. Who vss in the box wi'h the
President, makes The following statement:
Nearly one hour before the commission q
The deed. the sssssrin came 10 the door Of
the box and looked in. to tske . survey Of
|ihr posi,ion OF 10 occupants. II wss sup
posed ct the time that u il wss either mis-
bake o. the exercise OF impairment curios'-
~ This circumstance st,rsesed no psriie-
lulsr attention st the time Upon his enter
hing The brx sgsin. Msjor R.ihbon rose and
issked the intruder his business. He rushed
past me Major without making reply. and
placing bic pistol rIose 10 tho back Of the
Presidents hesd. scsusiIy in confscs with IL.
fired. end inssse'Iy sprsse upon The cush
Iioned bsnisser Of the box. ~hen be made :
backward plunge With his knife, aimed :,
(the face or bres.t Of NJ. Lincoln. Msjpv
bun. sprioeine forward to protect the
president. received sh sssb 10 his srn. The
murderer then jumped upon the Stage and
Effected his escape.
The rspidity wiih which sll VS. commit
"a ..,o. ~. p,>.;S~.s -. .s,...d;.~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

u There r~ tour thousand ne ssrspsr
in the U nited States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
New SKIRTS FOU 1865
THE GREAT IsvEsrros OF 1Hs AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY'S N.w Ps,en, DU-
|PLEX ELLIPTIC (or docbIe) SPRING
ISKI>T.
WEST" BRADLEY & CARY. ('.,e J.
II a. J q. WEST Sole Proosissors md
M anuisciursrs H7 Chs'nber and 70 md 81
Rsea~Sren'- v Y"rk.
THIS INVEN ZION consists Of Duplex
Or 'sol Eipiir S'ssi Springs. ingeriou.'v
Bfssdca Eighty SUI Firmly 'ngs,h~v. edge
10 dye. msk,ng the tough~si. nost a xibl,
'E's-lic aud Darsbl- Spring ever ssed.
,Frmis :, Dom Bend ~ Break ike the Sin
.ar Srrrs- 800 consequently Preserve
.thrr pefie.i AND Bvsniiul Shape 4 wee 20
long a. any .rhsr SKIRT.
rh- WONDERFUL Flexloi,sy sud Great Com
'ipr and pleasure 70 any LADY weaving Inc
'Dursex E'lipiic Stiri viii be- ~xperi~nc.d
particulars ~ 81 Ctosed Assemblies. Op~-
,rp- C.rr'rx~- R.ilr.nd Csr-. Church P-~s,
IArr. Csls IN pfomerad- sud House Dress
H. ~ Sk,r' rsn b- iuid.d. wh~n in u-s. 10
ccup, smai, place ~ ~ssiiv - SILK Or
lMn-.'n Dress
4 i.ady having erj ,ysd me p!rssnre. cum
i'''' ard " ~ rnv-n,-ure Of ws-ving the
i Dro' t.ihpnc S'eeI Spring Skin (" Tor
n2i- dsy. viii n, ". aftsrwsds willingly
,il-Drn-e ei'h 'hais n-e Fur children Ms
{-r-. and Young Lsdirs. they are Superior TO
s,li Others
Thev sr- The Best Qi-Iiiy in Evsrv P-s.
mt Urgve-'hrn,his Tar Lghs-s' M,s' be-
r.hi. Comfortable, sud Econon,cai SNrS
!Es.' Mad-.
FOR SALE in oil Fra Cas- Ss"ves In
rh'- C,f,. ana ~, n. h"us thu Uais~d 8 ,'.s.
IArd Gan,Aa-. Hsvsna De Cahs, Mexico,
! south Am-rcs. and the W.., lns,-s
;lsQuigE F.R TIE DUPLEX RLLsvrsc SHIRT
aprl s'h. lS65-5."-
Survey Notice.
e.HE der-'gnri viii sr,reed win 10
I enuYf, -rvrynr I Dauni- connfs
~ "a nv y April 1865 y. run ~ u" >
1 nAarierr'ne - brin .arlrs II section NJ
.3J t,xr 2 -au of r.rgs vest
I n. Intermediate linz VIII $3.50 b. RIM snd
~ evn-r- thereof .-'-hh-h.d Persons
I nicr~s,rd viii please b. rr.s.n'.
GEO SwARTZ
seril -. 1851
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

Ls The Merchants Melons br"h =
tai ~ $sH9tC As af stf HnHg
I'VE muss ~esiNhi eaizsas : iL4seiJ.
X. u mers. E.q \ president " ihs b@nk.
Isnd Richard Rals'gh. E-q vice p's-idrsi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
SIN is s IPPI
~ URASrE COMPANY.
ispgasaP ~.
kCCrMCiA rEn
Capital s323. 793 20
AND cU>Sr,Nri.y IN REASf>G

.-p,HIS ENTErPaI >iNG COMPANY IS
n.~ h.ing 80 .xs-"-sv~ and q u.s-nl, q
'au~in ~ hin iLr a,si- ~ The S'ats. sni
Hon mach - y rni firrs ''i- business ~ ~
''"npany ~ w S',,r. The patronage " eur
beaDlr -pilrr.h
rnlicir- sn-d snv psri,J n-tsx-
y Hing --vaa ,~af.. ~ -. :. rsr~'snab
N. or ,,rpf n-ymsnf ~ I.ssss ~tii rsr
nii 90 aii kind- ~ Is g-iurrr 'm<r.-~. W.
~ uiis. H,'-l~ raurcs.- = h,"i. Hnn.-s.
Dwelling houses. Barns snd onl-hou-es. 10
Igsshar Mil. ~ rnnirn's ~ each. both 10
Town anA cnnnirY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

Recipe for the Cure OF Fever and Agut
BANGOR, Van Buren, Co., Mich Sept 9, ga
On. &. w. RoBAcx:-Si Your Bl0vd
Purifier and Pills sell better here than sns
|o,her medicines / could keep. Thry mr. Just
The medicines Tor The people. PECULIARLY
|sJspird for the cure Of Fever snd Asu.. 90
,,hr people use Them ~ = senersl m-i'ieine
To break 40 si:nrk ~ The Agur take a
TABLESPOONFUL 81 the b oci Pu'ld-f -v.Fl
!hour. nd thin clears the s'omnch and hn~-
isIs well with Your Pills. and IN three das'
he complain will De rrmovsd sna ,f,ns
,nen' cure sifrc,sf.
Al who NV ihis 'res'f~if before 40 pis
Ing ~ phs-ic sli b. savrd nneh Coz
and suf'rrrg. Yur- tfnls.
spri s d. 1865 A TAR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

ITIl snowed in this region today
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

IL rem berri ne Frgui'en" W.
'besu'iiully said % Howard The phlIAn,hrvpi-
ILL., siso .pplies 10 evsrs man who brings To,
ssmsIiursiion-. comforts nnd rnl y'pen' o
fife within the roach Of PERSONS .ni class
who are otherwise DEPRIVE 81 'h-ir sdvrn
4 sg--. E-p"eisliy msy i ~ -aii at Inn
sbo i-bariVus'y seeks and finds nrs mean
preserving h-ai'h. "ih- p..r mau's c-pi
l'sl ~nG The rich mas p,asf" We ihInl
|'hi- eu'igium pfop-siy sppH-dt y g Ave-
10 l. well. The renowned rhsmi-' az y =
!Eur !ssd, who spurnine he 'rndsn pa'li- y
Pane. dsvo,es his entire ablliliss and ar
.qniremen,s 20 the discovery % N.fnr.''
|fno-t rtfrcnsl remedies ior disease. WIZ
|'hr hidden blessing has been revealed. H.
proceeds 10 supply Il 20 NJ mankind IL.
through our druggists. a. -uch low price
iAsi ponr snd rich nsas rlisr eri'y ~ ben
sf,---JasrnsI snd Eaqnr-r. P"rllsnd, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22

Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. Preaideas;
WIN P. LEDwICh. Vice President;
JOAN X BERRY. Secretary;
wM. p. LEDWICH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH COG edwin. indianapolis;
II,n. WA. Il. NtBLACK vi.cennes;
WI II MONTGOMERY. Loogooses;
J.R. BERRY, ESQ
WIN LEDWICH.
A. ,. BECKETT. Esq. Agent 81 Dubois
Office on the corner Of the Public
square.
March 18Th. 1865. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-04-22
Particular Attention Given 10 the In
snrance ot Farm Property.

Hs- BEEN institui.d
Ven hsvs nos nr.oprcr,uritv Of insusing
'ya.r prap~rfg Win este end reliable @ m
Ipany 10 our own State. I, should be The
~ DE- aud pleasure Of every cilzen 10 en-
icouspr hone pnff rprise; and BY comparing
M. plan Of 'hi- Company with thss Of others.
mo per-un c.n fsll a. perceive the sdvsn-
',sg-s o. thu SfNNISSIPPI over sav s'mi-
ilsr ins,nu,ion doing bnsiness 10 our STATE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Teacher w Wanted.

ON SATURDAY, 10th of December next,
" the Trustees of the Chester Male
Academy" will proceed to elect PRINCI-
PAL to take charge of said Academy for
the ensuing year. A teacher Of experience
would be preferred, and NONE need apply
who is incapable of preparing young men
for admission into the South Carolina Col
lcSc. The situation is an eligible one in
many respects. All communications on
this subject should De addressed To JAMES
HEMPHILL, Chairman ot Board Of Trus-
tees Chester, S. c. Nov % wf6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
The College of Charleston.

We are gratified to learn that this
venerable institution is to be reopen
ed on the 1st of January ensuing,
under an able corps of professors. In
consequence of the Interruptions of
regular instruction for several years,
the wants Of the young men of the
South are peculiar, and general SEN
tlment calls for notifications of our
systems of education to meet those
wants. The expediency of re-or.
ganization of the College was there
fore referred by the trustees to a com
mlttee, consisting of the Hons. H. D.
Lesesne, ". d. Porter and Geo. Buist.
who reported on the 10th ultimo, re-
commencing an enlargement of the
basis of educational benefit, chiefly
by two measures. First, by admis-
sion, in addition to the students pur-
suing the regular curriculum, of other
students to a partial course, under
certain regulations; and secondly, by
the delivery of lectures at the college
by the professors at night, for the
benefit of persons who, desiring ibe-
raj instruction, are unable to enjoy it
in the ordinary modc-the professors
to determine the subjects and order
OF the course, and to make mode
rate charge for it.
The Committee also recommend
ed that, to meet the exigencies of the
times, the charge to students be ten
dollar per quarter.
The report of the Committee was
adopted by the Board of Trustees,
and will form the basis of future
operations
The Faculty consists of the follow
ing gentleman, viz:
DIR. n. Russell Middleton, Presi-
dent of the Faculty and Horny Pro
fessor, &c.
DR.. Lewis R. Gibbes, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Fred A. Porcher, Esq, Professor
Relles I.ettras History, &c.
Rev. James W. Miles, Professor of
Greek and Latin Classics.
John McCrady, Esq, Assistant
Professor of Mathematics.
+. S. Holmes, Esq, Professor of
Paleontology, Mineralogy, &C., and
Curator of the Museum.
The library of the College is large
and valuable, and will, in the course
of few months, perhaps few
weeks, be opened under the charge
Of DIR. Frampton, lately appointed
Librarian.
To the liberal and choice donation
made some years ago by DR.. Tramp
ton, will be added the rare and select
collection of books bequeathed by the
late venerable and accomplished
Judge King. These collections were
sent for safety during the war into
the interior, and. we are happy to
say, are safe. The more valuable and
rare portions of the Museum were
also sent away, and are safe. Both
the books and the museum will be
brought back, it is hoped, as soon as
the railroads are completed
To the names of the Hon. Elias
H15orry, DR.: Lingard A. Frampton and
the Hon. M. King, known as liberal
benefactors Of the College, the insti-
tuition now adds the name of
Ephraim NJ. Baynard, who, by deed
executed in April, 1864, made the
College a magnificent benefaction,
thus emitting himself to the high
distinction OF be a prominent pro
motcr Of liberal education.
GtuyieSfOu Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Furniture at Private Sale.

e MOHAIR CHAIRS, SOFA, OTTO
~ MANS, l Marble-top Centre Table, l
Bureau and Glass, Marblc-top Side
Tables, Mahogany Wardrobe, 3 Flower
Vases, 1 Chandelier, Dining Table,
Sideboard, Cooking Stove and Utensils, l
large gilt Looking glass.
This Furniture is in fine order, and
nearly new. Will be sold cheap, if applied
for immediately at this Office. Dec 6 WIZ
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
SITUATION WANTED,

an nootnefn GnTESFsS aIS 81 eem yeHts fGXPe
gives instruction in Music (Piano Fortc)
and English. Best of references given.
Will accept small salary, with pleasant
situation. Address KS. J. P care T.. H.
Pooser, Gadsden or Columbia, S. c.
Dec 6 3x
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
The Southern Guardian.

PROPOSE to revive the publication of
Il this journal, at Columbia, s. c., as soon
as mail communications have been re-
stored, and the necessary arrangements
can be made. CHARLES 2. PELHAM.
aD- Newspapers in this State and else
nhcrc VIII oblige me by extending this
.p'Irc. Nov Is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
MULES kND WAGONS.

1--WE FINE TEAMS % young Niles
IL and five fur Wagons and Harness, all
IN excellent dor for sale by
Dec & T. LUMSDEN & MCGEE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
"anted,

A SITUATION as TUTOR, in a fanlily
N OF five, six or eight children. All the
English Branches and Latin and Greek (if
dcsircD taught. Apply ut this Office,
stating salary. References given, If re-
uuirCd. Dec > Is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
HAULINGl HAULINGI

ORDERS for HAULING COTTON. LCM-
~ BIER and GOODS to and from Colrm-
bla, viii Dc attended to Immediately. if left
1T LCMSDEN & N[cGEE'S.
Dee 6 T.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Plants for Sale.

M RS. 7. LEARMONT bcgs to inform
Ixl the citizens of Columbia and persons
visiting the city, that the last OF her fine
stock OF fEVERGREENS and other PLANTS
will be disposed of at prices suited to the
circumstances of the times, either for cash
or provisions. Apply corner OF Lady and
Pickens streets. Dec 6*
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
j 9 Z r n A L
SENATE OF IEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NLN1lH VI IiIh N1iiE Uf WUlil ClRUllNA.
w.. s.u.+. ,. THyRsDAH; DECEMBER 7, 1865.
the % = $ copaay aso'as OF BILL to incorporate
third direction Of EdWard Wills "A A. Re- r.
e aSscon n 'n 9on Nf52 Bar ip t1s % % % a~r
NJ The Bill which agreed to with the agreed
in e @ House. ' S Rsnav appoint Com
onsr Krkwood reading the
B Se stS S as to the inspection of
Sa11S sha echn ea a & afts' the Committee
nm s{S;f5 skHczA5 %e{E FOR IL O'CLOCK AN
MEen as as an nes Ses ap Deaen s er H offered M
and ? @ e NJ 6r s @
then considered but Special today at the same
@ on & T 6 f 9nqf @ for the
greater salary compensation in the than
Upon motion of THOMPSON amendment was ordered to lie
took On @ s"oR Of the of the President the Hon Moses
x op amenen % ns snt De asd r the sa the
= 43s$Fs?a es ts lHy Gs
Ges Si cs5 sae 5 % P @ cn @ s 9 Dnp @
teF for gssnv 5sao {s $500 $500
S SgazsHS1i @ Sumter
S$ 5TzS %dTSzS s @ % &c. '' m m 5000
and % @ orerc1 question they
sn sss mqa
negative are Meszrx Beatty BUST pavant
: #G 4 H;3 a.
81. Williams, Wilson Winsmit
In the affirmative,
In the negative,
The motion therefor
The
agreed to- name for Charleston,
Upon motion of Mr. THOMSON the Special
NJ discharged,
o'clock NJ and the Special Order
asS o'clock
o'clock A. M. = = =
Mr. HEMPHILL offered the following resolution
Rsoed That the President
South Carolina beauthor
credit the
ceels of said loan shall be held
o amend so III dread
IeSooe Iha Excelency
the the
resolutions be referred to the
During the debate which ens1e Mr. G.. W. called
The
Banks to
follows:
Those voted in
Reid, Tnnmn, Thomson Williams.
Those who voted the
and Messrs Arthur,
Johnson Inwton McCutchen
Sullivan, Townc,
Of New Cro1o
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Notice..

by order of Jacob Bell, Ordinary, will be
- sold, at public sale, on WEDNESDAY,
10th inst, at the residence Of the late Mrs
Matthews. all the Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE belonging to the estate OF the
late JOS. Matthews
]. U. MATTHEW'S.
Dec 6 Admir- Est. of Jos. Matthew'S
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Just Received from New York
AND FOR SALE AT
J. . 6, el RK e s 8

H. 3 - " - ~ ID II u -
WISHING TON STREET.
A LARGE and fashionable assortment of
N ORNAMENTS and TRIMMINGS for
Ladies Dresses and Cloaks, consisting of
n"Slea, Ruttorfios, D,o,,o, T~.o,- C.. 10
and Buttons, of every description and size;
Breakfast Shawls, Central Park Hoods, In
fants Socks, Ladies' Fancy Neck-Ties,
ladies Fancy Neck-Ties, with fringe, Dress
Elevators, Belt Buckles and Clasps, Silk
and Leather Belts, Betting Ribbons Of all
colors and widths, Velvet Ribbon of all
widths, Ladies' Scarfs, Collars and Cuffs,
Travelling Bags, Ladies' Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' l.. C. Handker-
chiefs. Gents l.. G. Handkerchiefs, Gents
Silk Handkcrchicfs, Ladies' Gloves and
Gauntlcts, Gents Buck Gloves Skirt Braid
of all colors, Coat Bindings, Balmoral
Skirts, large assortment of Hoop Skirts,
Ladies', Gents, Youths and Misses Under
Vests, Ladies' Flannel Skirts, Ladies'
large Double Shawls; fine assortment Of
Perfumerics. Brown Windsor Soap, Toctk
Soap, Toilet Powder, Boxes and Puffs, Hair
Brushes and Combs, Nail Brushes; a fine
assortment of Dress Goods, at greatly
reduced priccs-DeLaines, Black and CORD
Alpacas, Merinoes, Calicoes, &c: Klack
Cloth and Cassimeres, Fancy Cassimeres,
Blankets, Umbrellas, Blue Shirtings. Pa
per Cambria, Linen, Black and Colored
Dress Silks. Marceline Silk, &c Deco
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
For Sale and to Lease.

1 will sell, at private sale, that desirable
l. BGlLDJEI LOT, situate on the corner
OF Lady and Gates streets. Said lot con-
tains one acre, and is well located for
dwellings,. large wareh uses or stores.
VIII also lease, for a term of years, six
or eight lots suitable for large stores, OF
Lady street, directly opposite the new post
office. Said lots can be had with from
% to % feet frontage, and from 100 to 125
feet deep, if required.
will also sell a quantity of Brick, now
on the last mentioned lots
| will also sell three large handsome
Mirrors, French plate and nearly new.
DccS2 JAMES II. BALDWIN,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-12-08
Commission Agent.

w A. HARRIS, Agent to Purchase or
w Sell Real Estate promp: attention
given to any business entrusted to his
care. Office, for the prcscn. Ut his resi-
dencc, corner Gcrvais and Bull streets.
Columbia, S. C. Dec. 3
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

ARsymATIoS.-It has como out since
the conf agrati0n the 81 Of April, that
many hundred boxes Of fne manufactured
tabacco were destroyed In secret and out OF
the way places, where II had been conveyed
by itA owners. One man had chimney
dlIed up with boxes Al HIS store on Cary
street, aud lostt ell. Another had several
hundred boxes stored away between the
ljolce Of his storehouse floors. and was equal
~ unfortunate. A third nailed up board
sheAthlng under hls btslrway, and had
shout eighty boxes deposited therein, but
the fife found II out. The tobacco was
hid away 10 prevent It's seizure or impress.
neBt BY the Confederate 1overument, hut
10 escaping one agent of destruction the
ownerst hrnssthelr cholce leaf into the NAV
u an agent equally releutless. The worst
over now. Aud the tobacco. gone, the losers
tell the story OF their russo on themselves,
aud laugh over Il as good joke.-Rieh'
Hoad Whi0.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17

Tue "BsLL'aHRBST" DooTRiNE.--Orts.
20 JuarPE's agent In the ,Uplted States, Il
is reported, Is Issuing letters OF maiqlo for
reprlsals, upon French commerce. As hls
government 10 "be llge, Ont, y the question
ls Whether we cannot allow the privilege
ofOur ports to these privAteers. This Is the
Vi ench Interpretation OF international du-
~. Tho EngHeh arc still more liberal 10
their Interpretations. They not ouly al
! port privileges, but Dc out prlvateers for
The belligerents, aud close their eyes tight
Ill the vesesls get 10 sea, for fear conscience
o. q decent, respect for the optnlons OF
mankind might compel them 70 stop them.
Taking these as procsdents We shall have
20 hiiiiculty 10 deciding what ought u
DO with the Mexican privateers. Bat our
Government set a precedetit Tor ltstlr In
is earlier decisions upon such matters,
ard there is no good reason for its dspar.
ture from o correct principle, becau's the
French and English Government were too
stupid 70 aekns wledge It's force.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
IPnru,r,vn MKTaon,s1s,-Tbo annual

PRIHIrIys METHoDisIs. The annual
meeting Of this body fast OF the Allegha-
dies metat Tamsq1a,i Pea. Goth ult. Il
repOris q rsyelllpg prsschOrs q local
preschers, Is clsss-lehder,, 3ll church
M mbers, z sshbstn Schools, ll6 teachers,
622 scholars, o church edIhces,a end IN
progress OF erection, and 3 pare on ,gss, val
ne. OF church property, intending paison-
ages, $l7 $50; Indebtedness on church prop
erty, ibcludine parsonsets 81, 9o2 30. dtlt
New Hampshire Conference met on lab
April, Bishop Ames PRECEDENT, snd reports
as foi'owsi Meub-rs, 9,7o7-decrease, sos;
Probationers, 2 $50 --inorease. III. Benev.
ole1t Col rcdnui Mas ons, $500 '5i-in.
eresse, 81 ,o7b N, Tract lSocis,y, 275-ip-
.resse, sos Bible soelety, $294-increase,
H. Education soclety. SOS -incresse. 90 81
Sunday schonls, l2s- increase, Iii, OH
GERS and taschers, 1,7i3i Increase, 105;
scholArsi - $50 --lncrsasv, 1, l9s.as |,'lr