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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-31

and sacrilegious Union haters ACTUALLY
tied one end of it to tie tail of a COW
and the other end of it to the tail of
a dog. and then drove them pell-mell
through the streets, while the sacred
| symbol OF the country was dragged
through the dirt and trodden under
| foot
OF the losses by the recent terrible
fire in Portland, the Press. of that
city, says that the first estimates were
too low. It now states that 1,SOO
houses We're destroyed, and 5000
families, embracing III least -. 900
persons, rendered homeless, whist
the value of the property DESTROYED
may reach SIG, 600, 600. The amount
OF insurance, thus far ascertained. is
IS, 100000.
ELECTION AT ST. LOUIS. On tho
18th inst, an election was held at St.
Louis for city auditor, which resulted
in tho choice of Mr.. Peers, conserva-
tive, Mr.. Bowman, radical, and
very popular candidate, by q majority
OF 800 votes out of 5000. The first
ward, almost exclusively German,
hitherto largely radical, went for the
conservative? candidate by eighty-fiv
majority.
AMUsrNoi.-Mr. Skinner, a member
of the New Brunswick Parliament.
has introduced bill thus entitled
"a bill to establish conditions for the
admission of the States of Massachu-
setts, New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land and the District of Columbia,
INTO the British North American Con-
federation; and for the organization
of territorial governments for the
other States of the American nation -
HE INSURANCE CoNvENT1oN.-We
are requested to contradict the state
ment, telegraphed over the country,
that the National Conrention of Fire
Underwriters, recently in session in
this city, passed a resolution advanc-
ing the rates Of premium on insur-
ance ten per cent. No such action
was taken by the Convention.
Ne,o Torh Posi-.
\ SAD CASE. The Washington
u"io4 says: when the United
States troops first entered Tallahas-
see, Florida, they found one solitary
rebel patient in the hospital. No one
knows who he is, and he has forgotten
his own identity. It is supposed that
the explosion Of shell near his head
Paralyzed his speech and deprived
him of reason
Bombay is ruined, and all Iudia
heavily damaged, by the cessation of
the war in America. The war poured
river Of gold into India. Peace has
dried up this river, and the CONNER
clal distress and bankruptcy are I'M
paralleled. There is also a grievous
famine in Bengal, accompanied with
great suffering.
The captain of French ship at
Havre, from the coast of Africa, re-
ports having been pursued by sea
serpent, sixty metres long. for two
days.
The city authorities of Mobile have
rejected the petition of Miss Augusta
Erans Tor permission to erect a lnonu-
mcnt to the Confederate dead in
Bienville Square.
Another bank is broken-the bank
of the Erie Canal, near Little Falls.
\ check on ncVipatiOn WAS. however,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
WEEKLY.
TO THE PUBLIC,

fftHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AdAI ssr
- despottHm for four years of blood and terror In
assertion OF tho sanctty Of the Constitution patr,o,
ls Sucionty broad to embrace both sections has been
s only gaiae and refers with honest pride to itg
record 10 SNOW that 1t has not turned to right or
loft under oil tho violence of arbitrary power
True to is principles THE NEWS has been tbrouob
the reign of terror 1t challenges public conadepoo p
honesty and Independence for the future :.
The political transition Of the present day opens Z
tHE NEWS new and wider feld of usefulness Stan
ing now as ita ways hos ths involabity of the
stution accoi ing to The Interpretation OF the strtc
constructonists it presents n rauying ground for ALL
both sections, who are friends of generous conserva
sm As true and tried exponent of sectional amftyt
occupies position which makes It the fitting media to
IN holding up to tho party of order In both sections n
terests and principles that gave breadth and vitatyo
heir Alliance As an ntersectionnl agent devoted to
freedom oil election, to trinl by jury the sanctty
the hddeds corpus and opposed now as for four yeafnof
terror 1t has been to the Capitalization that darea,
tramPie on the rights Of States, North or South THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support beforeth
great body of this once free people,
The circumstances of the moment make the dissau,
mination OF tho principles OF THE NEWS duty of I'm.
dfvtduai patriotism. Every man who concurs In ft
doctrine muht II he entertain true OF freedom
do 30 In no spirit of Indifference but rather with tbe
earnestness OF high trust. justified, nay bound In
.s to'e VI hpefS 10 10 30, tho proprietor pacep th
canvass he makes here of the public generally In the
hands Of those men who give him approval of their
condolences his individual agents. Every reader of
THENEWs can not avoid the conviction of duty which
shere pointed out as the ground request that he
urges it's claims for wider support upon all OF hin
friends and neghbors who give their sympathes
to the cause Of stric construction"
ciaon and all the rights of the ctizens under sys
tenn, set up by our fathers of liberty regulated bylaw
a
good and true Conservatives throughout the countryto
discharge to their convictions Of political right at this
great crisis in the countrys fortunes duty OF CIV.
Ing 10 the influence Of his paper. daily, semweeky or
weekly, the Wider power for good which seeks here
| through the service Of its individual supporters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

cay for the United States being heavy, first class time
Keepers, intended to stand hard usage and sudden
changes Of temperature left in our hands for mmo-
aihte sale AZ agents of tho Company we are Obliged
TO dispose OF this stock for cash In the shortest possible
time We have therefore, decided the plan annexed
rs the one that will be productive Of the desired result
This plan gives cyery opportunity Of obtaining
ratclass hmekeepors ut price that all command
AZ every certificate represents Watch, there no
blanks and every who invests in this sae Musr get
Watch It halt the retail price at least and If at all
fortunate. OF Q to wear with pride through life.
Remittahccs may be made Rt risk in registere 4
letters or by express, postocs orders drafts
payable to our order, and guarantee s1fo return
patron.
We warrant every Watch represented, and satisac
ton Is guaranteed In every instance. Knowing the
worth OF the stock, Sivo warrantee to evcry
purchaser Tho price has been placed at the very low
figure In order to insure immediate sale, and ali who
desire to improve the opportunity Should make early
application.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

TIE NEW York News Ia now taken throughout tho
southern States, and the undisputed fact that hiss
larger circulation in te South than the journals tn
New York Press combined, viii insure tho attention OF
tho commercial public and tho public generally.
Advertisers now avaling themselves Of the opporsu
nity to mako known their business through the column
Of THR NEW YoRK NEWS are convinced OF the import
anee Of great circulation throughout the gouth
consequence ofthe large orders received by them certify
TO the viue Of this Journal tho bost medium for I'D
versing and the public generally depending upon pub
ioty to extension Of business commensurato
with enterprise should not fall TO become acquainted
with the unquestionnble advantages to be derived from
Announcing through tho columns Of this
whatever relates TO commercial financial natcrs ne
matter what may be the particular bustness La Which
any party mAy be engaged. Address t: a....
..s HENJAmIH WOOD.
Hey York 2cyys Euitd1na,
Re 10 cay Hail Rqeare. NewYort.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
SENiI-WEEKLY,

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Three Copies one year. 1000
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

THE HARNWELL SENTINEL.
THlHR PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER WHICH OF.
Il FIcE was destroyed In February nst by the Fedora
army, las boon resun Sd. 1t s tile only pub1hed
I'm that large and popuIous District and to and
cbanness men possesses advantages seldom rneswith
Terms for advertising, 81 square Of twelve neg or
yeh7 tor eech insertion Subscription to paper 98 pes
cunnm. Address HHUOK 6 PERRY,
March IA Proprtetorss
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. i CLOSING OUT SALE
OF THE
LONDON WATCH co.
LONDON WATCH COMPANY.

OWING TO THE FAILURE AND SUDDEN CLOS.
" ING or the works and business OF tho
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
WEI KLY,

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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Any person sending CLUB ofFIFTY for THE BENZ.
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wrtten. To insure safety In remittance money orders
are preferable.
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
THE
SEM1.WEEKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS.

These two Journals are made up with special refer
ence to the wanta Of country subscribers aud contain
such variety of matter to render them welcome TO
every family In the land. In the matter of LITERA.
TURE. the choicest stories of tho best writers ar
spread forth In their columns; more excellent lite
matter furnished In issue than can be
many of the eIcusiveIy literary journals OF tho day.
The GENERAL NEWS Is admirably selected and CON.
densed so as to give all the current intelligence In es
readable form as 1t can be placed. comprises nsvo
from every part the country and is ayaya the .test
The COMMERCIAL INTELLIGRNoE LIS carefully pro
pared, and Includes reliable MARKET REroRrs fromst
points, which are not e1celed by any journal in thl
country.
Send the names of all Friends of CONSTITUTIONAL
LIBERTY, and we will send them SPECIMEN CoPIBs
FREE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

NTANHOOD And r.lk VIGOR OF YOUTp
W. restored In four weeks, oy Dr. RIOORD'e II
sENoE OF LIFE br. Ricord (of Paria), after year.
requests Of the American public and appointed an Age
In New York for the sale Of his valued and highlyprse
Essence OF Life This wonderful agent viii festo
MANHOOD to the most shattered constitutions wheth'
arising from excesses the effects of climate naturs
oauses The time required cure the most inveterst
case s four Weeks and If used according to printed l.
structions which are very smple failure IL impossible
Ihis nfe-restor1ng remedy should be taken by all sbou
to marry aa its effect permanent It s Acknowledged
BY the medical press to be the greatest discovery
made Its developing powers are miraculous. Success
In every case is as certain that science overhrows
noranoe. Dr Rioordp Essence OF Life is sold &
cases. With u ase at 49, or four qusr
titles In one Tor ~ aud will oe sent any part oareiu
@HILiP ROLANr. =
o. iY7 10 % Lb4rtv-zt1pet New Yossa
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
N. York Advertisements

JOHN B..FULLER,
MANUFACTURERS & DEALER
No. DEY-sTREET, NEW YORK,
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Tumbing and Gas Fittings Rotary and Mining Pumps
team and Gas Pipes Every de ,c1ipt1ou of Machi
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
N. York Advertisements.
MANHOOD :.

TN THE Youda AND RISING GENERATION, TIN
L vegetahye powers OF life are strong but in few
sxs ana q
mental effort show it's baneful influence. It soon be-
ONES evident the observer that some depressing In.
ampon ia tske1 IT. and perhaps the youth is removed
nm the eohool and sent into the country This s ono
of the worst taoFeIaSnts Removed from ordinary di.
Vepa Of the BODY toe mao6 eneebled to give aest to
athful and rural exercise, thoughts are turned in-
ward upon themselves. -. ....
tlooked for with anxiety, as the first sympt IN wne0
Nature IL to show her saving power In d me or
ulaon aud Waiting the cheek with :he bpm 9f hes. hey
nd the energies the syste are prosrated and Me
whole economy La deranged. The beautiful ana wonoer'
ri period In which body and mind undergo 30 as
he parents heart bleeds in snxety, and fancles the
rave but waiting tor Its vicdm.
HnLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU, s.5=
Tor Wsaka., art,tng from Eaee'' Of Barry l"t'er''
Attended with the following symptoms:
Indispositon to Exertion Lcss Of Power, Loss o.
Memory Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness
Horror Of Death, Night sweats, Gold Feet Wakefuness
Dimness OF Vsion Languor Universal Lasstude o. fne
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite Win Dy-
upeptc Symptoms, hot Hands, Flushing OF the BODY.
Dyness Of the Skin, Psnd Oountenance and Eruptiona
on The Fsce Pain In the Back Heavness OF the EyeAd
frequently Black Spots flying before tae Eyes Wlta
Temporary sufuston aud Loss Of Sight, Want OF Aten'
on, Great Mobility, Restlessnesa, with Horror OK sos
iety Nothino is more desirable to such paents than
otude and nothing they more dread Tor Fear OF Ihsp
elves no Repose OF Manner no Earnesness no bpeou.
alton. but hurried transition Gofs one queau2a 70
= mother. #so,tzztz<=5.5.
These SYMPHONIC, II allowed to go on-wtch this Me-
dioine invariably removes-soon follow Loy 0f fbtu
Fatxity and 9pepto III, In one OF which the patient
ID Duriha lx tho superntendenos Of Dr. WILSON, as the
oomirgdale Asylum, this sad result occurDad TO two
psents reason had for time left ham, andh ,thdi ID
Of epilepsy They were OF both senh,s nda A4 went9
years of sge
Who can say Chat these exoesstsAe . moi lU,ne3
oiowed by these direful diseased aasaity ~ ks
onf Fht recvrot OF the Asylun aud the mel.
noholy ds,ths by Consumption, bear ample witness to
most melancholy exhibition appears. The countenanoa
tactually sodden and quite d3atute-neither mrth
RE ever vjsits it. Should sound Of the voice ooou9
isSarely artoulate. .ltzzza
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
What,s in the Minde

They were speoulating in official circles,
in Warrington, on Wednesday night, about
a mysterious movement of certain parties.
Thus:
All that can he definitely stated Is that a
party from this city, and chief among
whom was Frederick Seward, Assistant
Secretary of State, went over TO Annapolis
last night, and Immediately put TO sea upon
the Government steamer Gettysburg,
Admiral Porter being IN command. Tie
Gettysburg was one Of the swiftesu and
most successful blockade runners, and after
being captured by our forces she was used
to pursue vessels engaged in running the
blockade. The object of the expedition
or Its destination cannot be ascertained.
A dispatch from Malta, on the same day,
announced thatan American steamer had
left that port, for this country, with JoHN
II. SURRArr aboard. Probably some
adroit Radical can trace out peculiar
coinoidencep
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Foreign Affairs.

The Journal Debdts says the Pope's
speech was not correctly reported In
Parisian Journals. 1t concludes thus:
go with my blessing and my paternaI
adieu. II you see the Emperor of the
French, your Emperor, you will toll him
that | pray for him. Il is said that his
health Is not good. pray for his health.
IL is said that his mind Is not tranquil. I
pray for It's repose. The French nation Is
Christian. Its chief should be Christian
also"
This language produced sensation in
Paris.
The Paris MoRi,eT says the Queen OF
Spain has just issued decree granting 20
the Ocean Telegraph, an American COM
pany, the permission 10 lay the cable from
a point In the Island Of Cuba to the Florida
coast
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
a,luuttarp and Cyummsrtial.
= 2 =, So '-4- = ~ - =
CineinnatI Markets. ~

INlNtANNATls ilecehlDtf b.
fLoUR--'nhe market Is in the same dull
aud lifelcss condition that has charactetlz-l
cd II for some time past, and the transac-
tions are on n limited scale. Superfne.
made from spring wheat. IA offered at ~ %
@075, and winter wheat 80 16al0 20. but
these prices are higher relatively than the
quotations current at the sCaboard, and
there IL no inclination 10 speeulate Spring
extras are sellink slowly at $40 26dhli, and
winter At $ll 25@l22O, ..lg .6..,.. ~.
WHBAT--Ne. l, Spring wheat. N held at
81 30 a 2 ~. but stlll lower prices would
have TO be accepted to effect sales. The
few lots of extra on the market are held at
- 1902 30, but these figures are above the
Views of buyers. We heard OF very few
transactions In winter wheat. No. Is held
at 81 75m2 30.
CoRN-New ear Is held at 53@5lc. in bulk
at the upper, aud 55@56c. at the lower
roads with small sales. Now mixed shelled
Is held at 0i0t82c. IN bulk. and 76c. itfclud-
ing new reserved gunnies.
Hods-Dressed hogs sold In the morn
Ing as high rs 81 60@7 90 for extra heavy.
but the same averages were offered this
afternoon at 81 a50n7 So and medium aver
ages could have been obtained at 81 25@
80. Live hogs sold early In the day at
SG@6 80, but could have been bought this
afternoon at 81 006oG rs. Total hogs in
market, for the season, 244,0l0 head.
PoTAToEs-There is q continued fair de-
mand, and the market rules steady at full
prices. We quote the best descriptions ut
81 j0n2 75 per brl. from store.
PRovIsIoNs--Last years sugar eurcd
hams are quoted 20c., canvased aud packed,
but the demand is quite light. New are
selling ut lSC, packed, but uncanvased.
Lard was dull, with no buyers nt the close
at over ll1lc. for prime kettle-rendered
city,
WHIskY--Wc continue to quote It 25c,
at which figure about 200 brls. were sold
NO sales of free came under our notice.
There Is very little in market. 1t Is held ut
50 30 .l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Mexican Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, December 27.
Mexican news to the 2lst has been re-
ceived.
The Emperor had arrived at Pueba.
An address from the Minister of Foreign
and Marine Affairs to Napoleon gives ex-
plicit orders TO Bazaine TO cooperate with
MaXimilian IN Interest order and peace,
aud give him assistance so long as the
French remain In Mexico.
The Liberals are very active In Oaxaca.
Military dispatches sentdown for the last
French steamers are missing. Believed to
have been intercepted on the road to Vera
Cruz which abounds with guerrillns.
The evacuation OF San Luis Potosi and
Matahuea, by the lmperialists, Is con-
iirmed
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

TIM iAuEs Fam 81 CLEgos HAIL com
linues to lii,rdast IN attractions, and is
nigldly cfoNtkd With Indlcs and Gentle7
men who 50 away highly pleased with the
entertaihmehts OF the Evening. TO those
who have not Yet visited the Fair we
would say $50 by all means. There Is no
place in thc city whore you can spend the
evening more pleasantly" The splendid
Stereopuc views will be repeated Tonight
and o number Of valuable prizes will he
drawn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

Boors AND sHoEs FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-
Our clever friends, William Kehm & Bro.
at No. ss Jefferson street, have just receiv-
ed large and splendid assortment of Boots
Shoes, Hats and Caps, intended expressly
for the holiday trade. Their stock OF calf
boots, ladies', misses and chldren's shoes
cannot be surpassed in the city They are
Offering them at very low figures, which
should be an inducement to all to call and
purchase at their store. de2ld2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

CoNFIscAnoN.-D During the late war,
when coniiscation was the order of the day
Ia Nashville. and Shoddyites were enrich
Ing themselves by purchasing Dirt cheap
the properly of the absentee "secesh," a
q certain prominent Radical (he Il now a
senator la the United states Congress)
bought for $4,000 a lot and residence on
North Cherry street worth at the lowest
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Great Indian COmbinatiOn-1I,O 1 900
Warriors ON the War-Dath.

a messenger just In reports the forma-
ton of grand coalition of twelve tribes
of Indians for common cause against the
whites, in the Territories of Dacota and
Montana. The number of warriors is estl-
mated at ll,000. The names of the killed
In the late massacre will be forwarded rs
soon as they can be obtained.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
Burning Of the Steamer Fashion
Twenty Lives Lost.

NiCkHBURG, December "a.
The steamer Fashion was burned this
evening about twelve miles from this place
There were twenty lives lost The officers
were saved. The cargo of 1900 bales of
cotton was lost.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28
III "a - IA @ ea.

"VVV'7uI uI JuHHA hoTnstolni)
2s3 Thtrd street, Dayton, Ohio.
TAKES the liberty 10 notify the old friend. u,d
n customers OF his predecessor, and fhe nub
iie generally that he continues this well known
Cigar and Tobacco business celebratsd hv H.
MOST SUPERIOR brands or CIGARS 4 Nj
TOBACCO, AS well as BY largest stock OF smoking
Afuclss IN general, Please call and be convinced
"e0-'ui" ELIAS REES.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

"DoDsoN's SrAnoN."-The far and wide
well-known "DodsOa's Station" which
"uncle Jo' go long presided at, is now To-
Gated at 2S5 Third street above the Ohio
Insurance Co.-"Uncle Jo Dodson" having
purchased the saloon lately kept by Mr..
Chas. Miller ard given to It the favorable
name.
Christmas day it was inaugurated, aud
good cheer was had by hosts of old friends.
The liquors, cigars, &c, are of the very best.
stop at Dodson's Station, Mr. Conductor -
de2Gd3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-28

RuNl RUN RuS!-Il you don't run,
and quickly and fast, to Captain Mhiek's,
corner of Market and jefferson, and get In
a supply Of his iine family groceries, you
may have 10 travel farther and fare worse.
The Captain does business on the genuine
mercantile principle, Of "smaR PROFITS daa
quick salesi'