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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

ADMIRABLE JOKE OF THE President.
John Happy, of the Nashville Bom-
"e,', when applying for pardon, was
asked by the President what position
he held in the war, to which he re-
piled, "a quartermaster." The Chief
Magistrate chuckled and smiled.
''My ancient and venerable friend. :"
he said, eff yon think your depart
ment of the rebellion endangered the
Union cause, your simplicity is a par
don in itself"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14
Restoration Of 6fvii raw.

The first Indication Sf=the efeet Of
tie late Proclamation coEss from
Mchmond. P. G. westcott, arrested
bF the military authorities on the
charge of completely In defranding,
and brought before the military CONS
mission for trial, was, Last Friday on
melton. of his counsel, under aplea
to their jurisdiction, turned over To-
the civil authorities. On Saturday,
the commission adjourned sine die,
and all cases not already disposed Of
have been turned over to the civil.
courts z >
| 1t is idle for the radical radical 4 iss1iuion
organs now to urge and aver that
the Presidents proclamation is
merely an expression of opinion
and meaningless, for, besides the
above information, we notice that
the Army m:d Nary Journal, the
able and enlightened organ of the
military and naval service, admits
the correctness of the Interpretation
which we have placed upon the Pre-
sident's proclamation. 1t states that
when the ccnmander-in-ch chief of the
army and navy issues such u procla-
nation, che formally abdicates the
war power by which he has govern
ed the South during the past year.
He pronounces the condition of that
section SO renovated, its rights and
privileges SO resuscitated, that hence
forth there is no place for military
govelnance."
On the other nand, we see it stated,
on the trial of Major Gee, at Raleigh,
the same plea rs to jurisdiction was
submitted, hut the commission over
ruled the objections and the trial pro-
ceeded.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

The garrison at Yorkville has been
relieved and ordered to rendezvous
at Charleston. This removal of
troops from the interior, though not
expressly 80 stated, is presumed to
be IN consequence of the Presidents
proclamation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

During the month of March, 4,935
applications for pensions were re-
ceived and granted, and SOP rejected.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

Why is husband like Mississip-
pl steamboat? Because he never
knows when he may get blowing up.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

WHAT THE FEN1ANs DEMAND OF THE
UNITED STATRs GOVERNMENT. There
is an aspect of this Fenian question
which has peculiar interest for
political aspirants i'll the United
States. The Fenians demand strict
neutrality. They require that the
Government shall oppose the equip
ment and sailing of privateers with
precisely the same alacrity shown by
England in the fitting out and de-
parture of the Alabama, Florida,
Georgia, Shenandoah and other YES
sells from her ports. They ask moth
ing more; they will be satisfied with
no less. If that is denied them, they
will vote for men and measures that
will yield them; and no public man
may hope fora re- election in any city,
district or State, in which the Irish
vote holds the balance of power, who
advocates for Great Britain and the
United States, in the Fenian struggle,
q different kind of neutrality. Pilot.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

The New York Tribune, mentions
an act of diabolitical inhumanity,
recently perpetrated by Secretary of
War, Stanton. He has required poor
Gen. Banks to prepare official re-
ports of his battles with "Stonewall
Jackson" in the Valley of Virginia.
If the Inquisition is ever established
in this country, we bespeak the post
Of chief torturer for Stanton.
Just think of the cold -blooded
cruelty of forcing Banks to tell at
this late day the tale of his disasters,
forcing him to tear open those old
wounds which were just beginning to
heal. We shall next have an order
from the barbarous Secretary of War,
soliciting additional information from
the bottled Butler as to the glories of
Big Bethel, Bermuda Hundreds and
the fire ship. Richmond Times.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

The Chicago Post denies the extern
sively circulated report to he effect
that labor was in great demand in the
West. 1t says that hundreds of poor
laborers have been sent on wild d-goose
chases to the Upper Missouri from
ST. Louis and Chicago. The intelli-
gence Offices are Mt the bottom Of the
knavery.
The Empress Eugene will be on
the shady side of forty after May 8.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

The President has approved and
signed the bill for the more effectual
punishment OF certain crimes against
the United States. Itpronounces the
uttering of counterfeit bonds, qua
rantees, securities, &c, for the pur
pose of defrauding the Government.
q felony, and punishable with ten
years Imprisonment and hard labor.
or n fine of one thousand dollars. or
both. The bills providing compen-
sation Tor the loss of the effects of a
naval officer at sea, and transferring
the custody of the Smithsonian Lii
brary to the library of Congress, were
also approved and signed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

THE SPRING BONNET. The New
York Post says there is great activity
among the milliners in that city, who
are engaged in fabricating the new
spring bonnets. The editor says the
new fashions are queer, and the hats
themselves. which appear with the
Easter festival, are mot much to
speak Of" being SO small rs to be
almost invisible OH the head, and af
fording no protection whatever to the
wearer-but light as they are they
cost heavily, and as fashion" die
tates that they shall be worn, there is
no more to be said. Prices range
from twenty-five to forty and fifty
dollars. a4d all the fashionable max
are driven with work.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-14

The Monroe Ia.) Telegraph says
that recently a couple of gentlemen
living on B9uf River, were out hunt
ing hogs, when becoming tired, they
dismounted, and hitching Il, cir horses,
lay down to sleep near an old tree on
fire. Eight days after this n neigh
bor was huntingin in the vicinity, when,
attracted by the barking of a dog,
which would come to no calls, he
went to the spot where the men lay
down, and found that the tree had
fallen across the head of one, and
across the chest of the other. One of
the horses had broken loose, the
other was still standing where, eight
days before, he had been tied. One
of the gentlemen, n Mr. Day, leaves
q wife and six children in distressed
circumstances.
, 1866-07-01

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IA fe1 ns nsnfsfss@ t<<asz. eo~ as'.ssaS
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nas LII ss:*x fs6sfs ~ tssS ns~a II 1hs
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q ~ooas sse sosie ssosa haen chsaro ras.
eesssss sfs n aa'ss1I 10 eaoo.ss We doaet
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aae neea s"Fe@@ea. &fa ~t Ike u tss
s5sate6 saa@ &s1. esassNasts, haEtnr taa
SstpsssaAdt q fH6 sos Aetf ehtrs, va N
ssa<ssofa VIA 1s sn4 sazYss1oataAnt :stn4a
We snnae< q Hmpek5ka msthspds bso ws asf
ssss La Isss eoabs@t thAS <ssEts4Ey.t IN 10
eaiaka wharf tlse esx saai1hi u nAuo&ass,
md Wt.rs \. esa bs eAoasty ifsss-
Ioran4, peat w1l1 b. vtJ extea,iveay
us-d. In Tho oaAsfsesw~ u ,rA
alone, u Will b hvssnahs~- All
asas c'sossl GOALS a ihe West &se 80 l1psw
ps:ed WITH srtPhaF, thai, ave foF Ihe orxt
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-, ~ys -. ia" Faoea A-nd@.sJ4 u
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. -. ~ HsAta ~ha snH~ss- 1hf Ha!serx aee
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fnfas 49,. ~ - ~ .nsa ,~9 nstas. *he1 sbs
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':ssn tise drFn' ast f7psn tarar pA-cs.t<, md
THAT II !: l. Ia a< ~Ept<d oes i: s..saia *
shaIifa oa1 Ct Lbs parc1lt. fIs.- Il t-~hal:
II Al thr ~exE and Srts,cel~.- tse t.hs4tlau
$50, ~, r.., 49,. "sA.
A's arvfr to torre1 .hat e1'd-t@ 11e rstAef
tFstte-f r.ures. aod u-arr. Il the histcs stand
sstts Gf tttoe Aat sr.oe~psc TIN TX y ri, ~.
Md shu xi-aievry ta.s r. thtir Ezajl, ti,.y
are eiste. 'aaeri:rd. tn LIE rs<si. ct y!*1,u.
-t:rsat:an. foy au:14 III waaeh tA.e r~rrpl Il
wholly t.<s#yr4sft~, Th~ tsuttner IT .hr ~.
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m II. wtLx<Sn.s wAuSlyS.,

Mr. Atlsoo, of lowR, tcad ta- psoh.attarJ
'tAfsa zasn!sra Eo1at wholesome truths ta the
Ilouss On Friday BE k4}d that ttris pzur.os
I'd Ill -oEtd drive r~1tAln Inn -r,s!is A-x.ipr,
OF the Er!cn into Gee itats, W. y sIsta n
t0 4 Gre-ua6es. lie eenae tnso the Rspza-
Han- 3assy truxu she old 1eotsrttoo whse
.&<aooL HI r. = tnan asssAre a4xael,y rad
!Ist Srtszt4lE. lie knowa, md every r1otee-
tacusst n ConETtts oakat n kluE, that tho
b3D now uader consideration " IL convert
raonc Penrae to fire. trsde Ia CIT t,ttuictt
thsn vi sAe fsee trade 1esxrt2 could d. "a
Asrnas ysasss: II II sueA = s,+rr.sexd v,,eat
tlst ro nm + Ii.s,. coin,a 5rJtr, rho na4 na,
! seek ofEx>odx o< land en ahs xaIe ofxhlch
Aa*s tS' Ets 10 Tub tbs neiehSo,s af
's~tes-g 10 ene hraArpd 1ef eeat Of
&sseA vst7t. csn Llt t, sse and
deIouaee T. TaoAc xan h&.e the bill Ia
etsssxn ae*eF*r 1Ao exre11tiou eF Ill tzss H.
psa,Hfrr. 5nr tntrotudn. szea NJ e,tsa~a, q,
daesoFd irto our IankA O. tLe e,r IL 81 t.n
: posts.t e1&stson~ II Aaarew tn.l:,%,n has
gtstn ot ro1;a1esl ss<sei.y he vi: veto ah-
".ssu, And- set hlsasessr rup ~ tho thxusi.sa u
r1Ae'f*uF@e.r deicnd!as t9s<m sxs1esr ri as4,nn
and robbery. and prpteettak tie Tra.., and
abs. lie credit asHtnkt he %as,s1naus sien<is
wtleh vs1i be crtaied II The .uaaea as-,..
Page u se1 mne froa cusiusas. Viii Coz.
E1rea exposs thsfakelsss, and the country 10
tSeha ptrfi .eut stsu t1i,ter Array tue ~u4a
. u tho sssahss sese.tat 18th Ik,oA.,.s xn.t
Gown Err old free-sfa1er.. Taes knos anx
~ at~ soeh > Anade1 II .h1s Ia The t,.x& I'd.
Vs7taEey fars tt,e!r DEW Cop;esLea4 Marty.
Why Thea *t!I ConSrrs* drtI1er4.e4s commit
xi.s* btEodet for their tensa.t
Tho a:n IL Keanss 10 pss. 1Ae Hou.e. There
u fets rsss:,a McnrJ tAhssd !. to Atrlt pt Ike
ftspSis<t estwesAs.ua m hof>a 4h.L II c.a Ii
s:rppeo saxss. 1ts;1ffrd, tie Nnpse Ia. nj.
rrAdy t,utInu ftr Coaumls.ss ct wa7, AID
j, Esass: .. r1lsinE sisctlex aa1lxz PR Ian On
pig ifem. Bal Ne appeal 4, The st1 ate to s.aa
fh'f Eli ard The evil eonese ne1ees 1hteh viii
T7n* otA Of II. nhsse thcss u 3e1 Tins Ns
tell thsra 1hsl II they *tsh 10 presxste IN
fztmact In tt,A Aecslnn Of ahe uu,gu, &hs '
tnott Etre u some Efpa1d to Bta,,d pu. Est,
hans the orfr1Ared Pcup!e OF ft,u- hundred
Tl4itot u dn1fats a. oor ra,.utLIal, and etofs
ping ga a.0n. ca Of Tie rereuuc oftLs Gosesn
taea: by tAe ka9. ptosrsar u tukl hied NJ
90 e1s Wlah 70 eArry ttsou1a the n-1, cam
,p4ka-s kasd which He Ell ee4 ra7y, 1ur rs
ahalt osatl E" fk4f tnrrostsnl;5 II dfa,1=aer
", noR VI besaaster. IL H. 7vaEti,
: es&y far tle to!aerz ot a1u,.< ha~s
- enD7:1+ c1rrt=5, cio'h, rausRas, Hxp,
: : sas1,etk; ;1.-t1$.~ 10 So ID Washington II
dTuvss Aad tssar sas,sta ths Capasol, e.ta.lny
- tAe tmsfsssln that tho ruuntry ts al1 IL 1ave1
~ sseahax a6sEn aAAa what snnury they sag
,agx o. lnt LteasrrJ or ext Of a1.eif ~esrhbofa
stQla .13tr esher side ate sct 10 b. t,ea*ia srpp
.. IadJ hase aasf1sted tGett ln.rres,. 10 ssxs
-HsazatsJx Of Cacfyrss, <xpck,ier sxtn Il, ,.t,
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mt. Il Is aakfa1 ltsssa1saxS III Repas.
he1a nast&asu u ~eu ftsfh r3,a Of rao-
saas saozssssy aaA s,aheansa & psa4k41
%sEsaaeos. :! ~&ssx - IL te1Hts," b tl.s
mu.- Il ttsat Who N patlaaT u. oG1 IN
sxss<1ast II et a ID s,lthe asoaey ta4 pso-
~ sases - 've .ssr nc: yhas happsaa
+, tbETnra~