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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
MTsCELLANEOv.f re-
CHOICE COTTON SEED FOX SALE.

Crop of 1856.
1000 bushels very choice COTTON SEED for sale Of tina
fayorite and well known varieties Of T F... es
PETIT GULF and BOYD PROLIFIC,
put up tx buse hogsheads containing 70 oush
els and in fine shipping order
Also 500 bushels SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED very
choice.
Has not been wet nor frosted guaranteed growth Of
1866.
1000 bushels of the above are the real fhiii "ohr
SEED and all kinds sold under full Planters guarantee
specmens of the grown from this Seed can be seen
by calling on the undersigned
J. H. H. HEDGES,
.. IS Carondele street, up stairs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

NOR LEAsE-A PLANTATION SITUATED on
Bayou Teche three miles below the Of New Iberia
Attakapa containing sixteen seventeen hundred
apents of and thoroughly dtched and well adapted to the
cultivation of cotton, with large amount OF pasture land
attached s-sHg 4s.s-. e..fE "A - 4. ,...L
all around before the war; raised cotton
ON the place is dwelling house and excellent quar-
ers room for negroes large and substantial she'd
which can easily converted into gin house The country
round and the plantation free from overflow Apply 70
- S. o. NELSON. 1876 Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

I1THELL d THOMAS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
. ~ los Poydras street,
Have in store and landing for sale IlI
1000 barrels FLOUR fH6
,- Common Fine, superfne and ExtraJ
200 barrels CORN MEAL, choice quality 2 t"' t
100 :. MESS PORK. a r.. If atII. .'
So. Prime MESS PORK. 81, at En-" -.u .suU
25O kegs choice Kettle LARD. ayInli.e .aIT .-
t 20 tierces sugarcured HAMS. -. as-.N
W. 40 3..l Bulk SHOULDERS. d.
100 barrels Common WHISKY. .- ..|. I#
= 10 csddies Natural Leaf TOBACCO
80 bales GUNNY BAGS and heavy.
100 rolls INDIA BAGGING.
I 100 coils Machine ROPE
SOAP - 'soAf
200 boxes Superior Cincinnati SOAP three qualities landing
ex- steamboat Emerald
for SAFE ny KEARNY, BLols & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE Or CHARTER-THE SUPERIOR
+ new and powerful Steam tug TIL JEWErT Pro.
ens 20 feet beam ii feet hold built in the most thorough
manner good order and ready business For spech
cations and any further particulars, apply to
CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO., -f,Fs.-
Corner Carondelet and Gravter streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

TEyO AMATEURS AND HORTICULTU-
i RISTs Rare and curious Exotic Plants and Flowers,
Cacti Orchida Iouka gorioss Napole organos, Magui
Wax Plants and the remarkable plant Flor de Pena.
introduced in this for the first time
For sale at - -' -' u ROBINS, Druggist,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19
UNION PLATFORM.

Re 1t Rcsolyed, That in the successful
termination of the war against treason and
rebellion, we the representatives OF the
Union men of Thurston County, in Con.
vention assembled, acknowledge the aid
Of an Advise and Overriding Providence.
indicating as it does the Righteousness ofthe
cause for which our armies have battled.
Resolred, 2. That we hereby cordially
reaffirm and declare our confidence in the
patriotism, wisdom and integrity Of Presi-
dent johnson, and of the Congress of the
United States; and while we chcerfully
accord to ALL the full and unqualified right
to individual opinion founded upon honest
motives, we believe the policy Of the
President on reconstruction to be
sound in sentiment and in the end product
i've of the best interests OF the whole peo-
pie as free and enlightened Nation.
Resolred, 3. That We hail with pleas
ure the recent evidences of satisfactory
adjustment of tho great issues of the day
upon which all good Union men, actuated
by the purcst motives, may have honestly
differed.
Resolved, 4. That we heartily approve
of the principles enunciatrd by the Balti'
more Convention, especially SO far as they
apply to present issues.
Resolred S, That we pledge ourselves
to support the nominees Of this convention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1866.
Consistent Action of President johnson.

Consistent Action of President johnson.
The great aim of the radical faction, is
to dcmoralize the public mind. in the view
that " nothing good can come from Naza-
reth"--That all Southern people are
traitors; and they howl against the Pres
ident, because of the pardon extended by
him, after due investigation. of whst does
not amount to one in fifty Of those in
arms in the late rebellion. The remarks
Of Senator Gown (Union) of Pennsylvania
as to the Union sentiment South are ap-
propriate. He maintained that in 1861
two-thirds of the people Of the South
we're opposed TO secession and in favor Of
the Union. lie read at length from
Greeley American Conflict" to prove
that the Union men Of the South were de.
serted by the general Government to the
seesssionists Immediately before the war.
An the voters for Bel and for Doaglas, be
sid. vers Union mrn. and many Of shoss
vAs vcsrd ssr Br-ekinsiags were Un.os-
isss slsa- In every s-esS-d Ss.se 10 so.la
ne Ss<aud thai tn z4nA~r sf s4i<i@sl N
surexrsoaass- vss very s~A1 Pcays-
hsss .l~Hys rsSs= ~xs 10 Iez<r-s- s~s1s<s
v-<& ~x& ms~wsazs- s-xA<< sh~ Gs~~-<x-
z~mG W~~ q ueA-rrs-~ 80 s~<~-l
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19

-.. - -.
!.
-
-. =.
=. -. -. -.
-.
-. 80
.. 49,.
49,
-
49,
- ~ aa
- -
- -. . -
a. - e.. r a. --ss
- =.
=. d. - &C., t-.-
-. - -. a..
- - -
- -. - = -.
- = = = =,
- - -
"a, t-r- s-r yr.- Nvr ~ - eaz-
t--- aa,s1' t-s'rzlrrs So s-'a-z'--s -
a--.-- i-rr 49, = -. -. =
-. = - - -, =. "a.
49, purrsrsdal hssl s-.las. IA Go
-rez-zi whleA 49, A.u4y- PrSsert-a hun :
Ma J.&xusosf q. fA-.' - 'A"-as &C. 49,
'arfoa 10 a sseFT' 80. '.'~, - a.
70 ~. ,,o,~,,x .n8 a..
80 ,lo ,,Idi,y of,be oath. i. a prriurrd
man. aud no: to he trusted. B.jore these
rrr~af'"s yei'eis can BE- frsfed' 'd f@.~
bring torfh NE i,'''', q "Pe".a "a. Ia
~nI ns,p. INV I'D ,he s,re.ts of Nash.
v;Ile in monrn;nr. should suffer for his
great crime.
Treason must be made odious, and trai-
tors must he punished ana i"Po'i'"eu
ne" graz """'u " "'"'. ~ III 10 Ion-
~. ..J :,,1..,r;o.. ,n.n The dav for
protecting lands and negroes of the
authors Of rebellion ispast."
These remarks Applicable to all traitors,
have been thoroughly carried out, so far
o.. the mower cf the Executive could do it.
III. lilac. nonu,at;on of tho Soutb. have
ham no.sed from slavery to freedom with.
out comn.nsa,;on to their former constitu-
t;oral masters. Property of prominent
r,ha,s hou noon con6scated and forfeited
- N. 1r,;t.a States. Loval citizens of
.,.v.n stotos of .bo Sou,b maintain the
.rnrs,,ocv IF Union and Of the laws. That
hor. and tb.re soma nent nm fires Of trea-
sor .6o,,d now and then break loose. is
,,h,. nus, b,v. beeu cxnccted Nv every
man HAVING . ror,;c,. Of common sense in
HI. cr.u;u~ THAT ANDY johnson under.
stond. ;ust what 70 do with c,cb madmen
neod. ~ affirmation here Prt he didn't
o.t.r Gov . rsoro vorr FACTORY common.
!, co,,.d tho Frecdmen,. Bureou . where
;dle negroes and their Radical masters were
- \. n,.;n,,;,.d ot ths exrense of tho
covsrrmsnt and tho Indecent wb;teman
u.t,,..a .,v .,,no,, u. vo,ooa tho
" Civil RIGHTS D;ll" which permits inter-
marriage with white and black, the laws
If INV State or Territory TO the contrary
Notwithstanding All tho laws IN this
l.. 49, $500. .l..~.xoJ L.. H. ft:,,:1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19

Orn CAxprpArxs-We have neither
time nor space this we-k to refer 10 the
ssoin-siaas made by the raios Conves-
vexsiss 90 ssrurdss. farfA>r shss TO sag
shsf sb~r ~ ~neA s.3 -serv enc II sA~~
exria;<< o. ~ vsees II NJ god Tssu.
--. rssy are ss --rr~s-~=ssiw-s - sAs
a.. - r-spa< .s~ q. ~ v~zzg .z8
ss~~Ad On ss~ tAsn&i=r g. -H r~~nn-y
% p&~r- q n<rsnx 8 &~~~ See aA~@ ~
~-k-s@<uasa~< s&9~~. sn< H-y~zz< sums.
rx~. EsxA =zzz y hnEs1 sazsy<m~r ~
k.~aA<x~ 90 &4a~~ - 40 --~~-ws-
aMr~ ~~a nz~uw @6sw ~ Anm~~ :
~s4 s. r~~ws~ wa~ hz~n~~ - wmze
m~w x~ ss k-~~3 s-~ usw p~uw~. h~-~
zs A~-~~ 80 ~~ra p~sr sssss $3.50 huu~s
s~<mu~s sn~ a~~xa@r .-.~ee ~ r-~w4~ q ~
s4.u~mu. ssu.uuwnzw, %s~m aas.unumn ~ as~@A
- nuzs 81 So <~s~uusue mszmaSF &sa~aS -
@wss a.~~ aA~z~~ ~ @~rw~e asms ~-vsa-
su~~ suzxmh
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So - f' :" As as 90
'h'' e''-h's @''~' - 'o.1 u =
i~s@'i'-i 'ns'-'s''es Inc f-'Ai-ss~s-e-
I" 'h' n'"s' ''A''07'r '''A N''s'
bu' TINS astaie Fenn!-a inner Ahes~s
mat the de'sea''s 'ies'"d 10 rrTrrsens THIS
f'ee'"e' were ''ssa'i! e"os'h' WINCH 'Ac''
he says, Is susceptible Of proof. and be-
sides 1t Was thought. by himself OF
course that IN regard to some oil the dele
gates themselves Others night have been
chosen when thrre were so many to select
from whose record was inspected. The
ostensiole ed''or OF the T. lr'o"ne was
present ut the precinct meeting for the
election OF dt'ega'es' participated In Its de-
iiberat'ons' acted as Its secretary made no
complaints as to illegal votes or any un-
fairness IN Its proceedings; doubtless
thought OF nont' Tor there were no reasons
present OF remote' 10 ehgenoer s"ch
thought. hut after the result was an
nomenclature po'is having been Kept open
for more than an hour that all persons
claiming to be Union men might have free
access and vofe-we noticed some little
chagrin on the part OF few OF the defeat
ed candidates for conventional honors,
among whom was our friend on Chinook
Street. This fully accounts 70, the milk
in tho cocoanut. Had he and his particu-
lar friends been chosen, all would have
BEN well, everything fairly conducted.
But il was not his neighbors OK that was
gored. Tho sad calamity fell elsewhere,
and no and his boiling junta couldn't
think of standing defeat. On, no; that
would never do. Therefore. say they,
(" We must hold Boilers meeting, the
day before the County Convention assem-
bles-no matter upon what ground or pre-
text-nnd elect ourselves to that conven-
ten, and with the strength are command
from the county, zoe arc are bound to
Dust the delegates first elected, and thus
secure to ourselves this high privilege de-
MED by clear majority of the Union vo-
tiers of the precinct. Who cares, SO ace
succeed"
Thus reasons this boiling clique. Then
to justify their action, they bassly resort
to all manner OF SANDER pervers'on ana
falsehood, to deceive the uasuspect'he
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19

- esesssf
a asaea an ts~ 80 ~-&@u
sv~a b. s a-s .-asssa.s ssspasuzaau iAp- ssssass.
a-&~ s-~sa. a-=s2Aaa1a az~u~s sw~s@
- eua =russ - o 'zusa=~~uun wasaas.
49, 49, r~~ a4a ~ Z a-~m u~~H
u~ - as-s- sa-s wsa@H~rw a~ss
So $500 10 ~H~~ ~-~"~~
@~s $3.50 a
ma@a a-@ ~aa ass
s@ ~s aa7~ aaaas aas
- an 81 @
-" 4 e~a
- ~a
% '''"~ . -
rs
H a $500 s''~ '' ''''- -" $500
@ % a. 49, $3.50
aaa--a @uaa ~r1@ @4 b. ~-Y~& -
1850 '-'.sasz''a'~n - ~rH ~A1a~~ >~Asas
- - $50 ~ ''A'~ . sAs
E a. fa~ @~- as - F~~T ~~Hn
-a- 81 49, @-SH 3~-~s-
'--a a. @---@ a1~ aAa F''a'F = NJ ~@i~
~ - ai 49, eHaHia- 1'A-- 49, IA -
a-Ty -.''s1--aa = - FsH-'Ss :" -
ars iAT't- a. a. 60 % a@~ tesssa. ' aza
''--@~' A@a A. - -1>s' . - a's'
AS sAee'"G y faE @79~F % ga
so,rrs- S-AlEas- m ss,ry -ea~- 9" '1ts -
th-i C.'SssSis0S- We ASs~rt ~s-ia that
'hs sa4r ea4>< Of d'-e"rA + saAHP'y en-
brAoea IN the f.ei tha; oLIaTn TioKkr'
did no; receive a majority oi votes IN that
Convrn;iOn- This !. equally susceptible Of
proof No Objection Vas raised to any
par, Of the proceedings at that meeting.
but OH the contrary, the opponents Of the
successful ticket appeared highly ela,ed
over their prospects of success, until the
votes were counted and the result an
nounced. And not until several days had
ELAPSED, and the schemers for Office had had
time to plan their campaign, was the
material manufactured, out Of which they
boped to foist themselves into place, or
deS.at their successful councillors. What
care thew for the Union party, except as
means for their own advancement Had
.hov m, L;oh authority for prefcrrinp the
success of Comprehension to that of men
who have fought our country's battles,
hold unfnrlcd her banner. and redeemed
her nromise from treason's foul stain? We
have pocket editions of such disscntionists
in orr midst. They openlv protest that no
marty are strong enourh to bind them to
a sunnort of its nominees. Their icon.
:. u,,, .;.o A.. . L;u...
!, ~" d;o...or which overr;aos all n.r,v
Co.,, oc.o.. &C.
49,. .,;.,o. =. .;.,.,. ~, ,hos. n,o,
,.,., :. .,,.,,,n, hoo.rso :, ;,,orfer @ with
A.. .,:... IS ,..,h;,.h ,r;h,n,, ,,,,;,h NM,
..., .L.. -,
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wv ~ 49, -;,
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@''' ,, r"'' w., 'o "H :: ' ':.
"o"'A nav" ~, N'0 ""No' ,
'""'',' 1"' P"''y "'" ., "o''' Nos
s"oo'"'y a' .ons as '".y s''oo 40 .cD',s'
o"' NJ Soo"'' IS II u'''"'o " '"0 "'''''
tha' tue machine Is gong wrong anu
a'n'r'"' course p'oposeo' '"a' '"e' MUM
inc cosS Out Vi ''e Wheels anu Se"o '"e
wno'e co"cefh Oh TIC h'S" ROAD 10 pe'"''
tion:
,,s hoon vou,;u.,aa .....o.o, 80 ,,o.
..,;,.. .,,,on, .,.nan. 49,. h., =, a..,.
.. ~,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-19

b ~~esmN szs~ws - $780, -
p $50 - ;. $500 ~E
- 100
-1s .oD
~ = ~z@ ~s 49,
- ~~@w~ - - 49,
sAs@s~ 500 . s@'~-~ sssax - % y -
@'s-' ''Asa1- p~~ s~a~~ s~ -~~.O-
--'~'"-~s ~aa 49, 'a@s-~-~ms~as~ @s~a -
anA'f ." L.''sssze.-~ sa-~-A4 ~ s~~A -
aa~ $500 as'u~ sh~ v~~~um@ ~~~n.a
81 SIS Dc s.aa--~ s@zm@@-< - ~-s
a. - 80 500 sm s~~~ -
-aua=Ax au-az- E@~w @~~a~~ ~~0G
aasu s-a~-ax ss~zr auav a~~ Aw-
a.'a ~a~-.s.-~aa- ausxas 90 @~nsA -
a'xH< - am . ~ z~~z~p-~z4 - -
A4'''-'s"~p W Fsasuaa~@ ~mA o. -
go @F-w~=
- ~ u~s~~~A~ q 80 p y-~-o
-.-& s-< 49, o go AM yaasu< n .
A-z@1. q 50 8uxxzx $3.50
s~ a. az~a4zs - ~~F~@~ as ms. -
~ as c--Sa sx a -vuurs Il .us~z~--
s~~-@-a- -~z~r. sszs& suhzHz .. % -
s~a 5000 an uz=-<- ss-.w A.
s&Ly sanzrls1.rS rxAaI TS~~s -
-sr- @sr~-seaf - zzsz a..sr tse sruuni,-
tssz 4 The Ca1sszssss- Ne $780, 4.
,se Co u-~nsi0s cS1ll les.Ily din ~
7rivilsss. paramount 70 shase Of de osvn-
pa. d~legstioa in the preliminary orr..i.-
ton. Even VOC. Mr. O,,.o.;lI- At ,A.p
THIN, certify ox.,
70 ,hs validity n N. r,..;,., -..;.
which these delegate. we,. eho.~n 81 .
Il. .o.,...,,. =, ,..u....,;.,. 80.
,L.. ,;J.,c,u.. Ill, 80. -. g
,.:. r,:. r
$3.50. .:" ~
~. :.. =, e-'.s-
y" ''"' P"'' o.' VII" '""' We nav "'..'
'as - W. wa! -" 'ou qu's'.'n 'os
-,
cause that caucus, held in your Office at
the instance Of the Boilers, pre- determined
.hey should not, neither have any voice in
any of its proce edings at any subsequent
period? Oh, Shame, where is thy blush !
You cannot plead Ignorance of the fact
that a scheme was concocted cut and
dried. in that caucus, whereby tbittsen
votes from the country delee atious, held
bv ak or e;cbt delegates prescnt in person.
.ho,ld h. made 10 rule the entir. fortv.tvo
votes accredited to tho Convention. and
that those same thirteen votes were either
directly or indirectly pledged to the inter.
est of the Boilers. Yet you impudsntly
ask, nay, try to force, the twenty. mine 9TH
or regularly elected delegates 10 stand,
aside and permit this most unprecedented
outrage, based upon the principle that the
e1ecuticner should first cut off the head Of
the accused and then let the courts try him
for his life afterwards.
...----
FOURTH Or july AN" 40 '''"'
ing anniversary OF our National 1ndePen-
dence will be celebrated in our town in
the evening by party at the olympic,
T., h. c;von NV Tho ladies. IN. nrocaeda Of
I'm - ~ A.. .,,..h.:. ~
""'on WIZ '' "o'o'S" " '"0
Columbia Engine Co. We are requested
70 state that tho proeramme will be pub.
lished in due tine, and committees ap-
.:.. ...;., =. III ~. .o-r.
p " CO, ~. .;,:.... oe vh;oh ~.
a'ong the 0ou"o' 'he e'''Ae"e VI NV" 90"
cordially invited to participate in the COM
memoration of that holiday, now more
.,,, .r a. a.or n tha heart If every
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lANArHr
-s~s~a@~~ 81 -aA~a 1sws-raaua~s~ uss
~-~~ N s-a @-aa~ aas ~@-~ ~~~~~~wr
30 ~'s~~a 'sve~~a---~ . s.~~s ssa~~a& ~~
z@~~~ @ua ~sa& .ua~- aMssusm = nu~=~~zams
= ssu@ b. - o. @-sas I -u~ z4zs - So
@uns 30 80 Y7s~~-w su1~~s ~ 49, = 49,
saaaar @sss-~n~e
aa = . @as--=.~~=z-~ ssu- ~ aausaa-~
asa-.auaamaw a. @@aG asnuur - naas
msr~ rrs4 s. s~~-~-u4 r-su@--. ~ o.
u~ .uzuuaa.a~.a aaas Ga@ e san .--asaas -
49, naa@rv @@~s ma D. a.suz.@z.ss ~
49, - .a3.a~ -s ~az~s - a--
Gaag 49,
-
.~.~-. -
s---- -
- -s- -~ ?
- '-'4r-< '''- !. @-'a 49, % so~ s's-@
~~S'- - ~@ - 80
sS~Aaas 1890 y = - A-s1-'-r - q
~@S~~ ih-' - ed &c 80 30 sA'~Aa
a-s<nH sAT re - q saa i'r.
II '-@ n'S- i's's q We e'-"'ry' sn@
e A'ns' ~ s>ef Gus 1sAs"a ." 'hr Nos
.hsih-f Cd '"fftfhsaa aHPs'e''y O. kada-
cal di-loyaiy 10 TIA AdziHis'Ta'son
thai If any latent frs Of disaaiOn exist in
the South or in the North, the people mus,
as heretofore. Use On masse. and crush
them so dep that they never be resurreci-
ed from the hell Of their own seeking. II
such was not the unanimous sentiment Of
that meeting. he should leave the chair.
The sentiments of the Chairman were ie.
ceived with hearty applause. VIM. L.
Chalmers was then appointed Secretary.
and the meeting nominated the following
coun,v ticker. For Renresenta+;ves-F
w pet,vcrove and r 9 Rob;nson both
of Irn;on antecedcn,s. Tre,snrer T.
Fowler Union Democratic Auditor Jobn
+. Judson' U. d.; County Commissioner
H. H. I'ooa's' u; sheriff. john II.
Woodiey' u; Probate Judge, >. G.
Ginger, u; inspector OF Liquors, Geo.
Sterming, u; Wreck-Master, Peter Jan
sen' w.; just &c OF the Peace, VIM. l..
Chalmers, U. D.; Constable, VIM. l..
Williams w. ana hve delegates to meet
those OF C'allam to nominate member OF
Council !nree Cheers were then gwen
TOR the CHAIRMAN ana the meeting ad-
Journed.
Another Union meeting we learn' was
ho'aen al Fort Townsend on iue'oaSs."s''
ana nominated a very goo" ''eke'' 'n'"a-
ing some u 'n' 'ofeKo'ne. ."' '''"''
Will DC 'ha' OF having Rooa anu n"s '"e"
elected' Ptooso'y "'ou' "a'' '.o"' e"cn
'icket. Inc ia'ter meeting nominated d.
r. Dehn'so'. LOT Uou"ci' inc 'o'"es III
''f"e'ea 'o' ., w. 0""'' VI """ ''""
~ ''' ~"0''
YANKEE Nor1oxs.-Our Machias friend
Murson bae hid nnon our tobls IN. rreat-
est Curiosity Shop" OF gimcracks and
MI: i ,> r.. ~
ankeo NOTION we nave seen LOT many a
,loy-.ll pe,t uaof,,l md ornamental. and
wy
I" lust the thing to have in family
NJ a.. u
'~ 80 " '"~ .o " 49, m
w ~ ~.
NV" "" ~" "''
-. 49,,
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Man NsxINiTloN>

70 EsF--r-ss.i'ss0s-
ANDREW V. CAIRNE>.
SAMUEL JAMES. IT.
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For Probafe Judge,
JOHN q. SPARKS.
For Treasurer.
CUAS. f.. WILLIAMS.
For County Commission
ROBERT FROST.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30

A New PERFUME Called Sweet Opoponax
from Mexico, manufactured by E. Il. Smith
Z Co., New York, is making q sensation
wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the handker-
chief for days.-Phildd'd Euening Bulletin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30

MARRIAGE AND cELfBAcY-An
Essay OF Warning and Instrpction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with sure
means of relief. Sent FREQ OF charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J.
SklLLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. Aug Is 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30
The Gloucester (Mass.) 7slea.aDb

The Gloucester (Mass.) Telegraph
says those people who consider macke-
rel q luxury will find it an expensive
luxury to indulge in this winter For
many years, there has not been such
scarcity in our market at this sea-
son, and the news from the Bay lndi-
Gates that the catch this year will fall
much below the average, though we
have larger fleet thanusual engaged
in the business.
The French sardine fishery has been
more successful this season than for
the last ten years. At Douarnenez
and Goncarneau, the principal cen
tres of this species Of industry, SS4
boats caught upwards of ITO, 100000
sardines in the month Of July alone,
the sale producing 7OS, G4S francs. At
the end Of the month, 1000 sardines
could be bought for two francs only.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30
ELECTION NOTICE

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., October 26, 1866.
a n ELECTION will be held on TUES
"A DAY EVENING, the 9th of November,
10y the City Council, for one additional
Wei1er OF Cotton and other Produce.
App&4ants for the Office will hand in their
names, and the names of their surctics. to
tho City Clerk, on or before the dav OF
election. j. S. MCMAHON,
Oct 81 Cit,- CInrL
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30
COLGATE's HONNY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and emol-
iiem in its nature, frasrantly scented,
and extremely bcHciicinI in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by al Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers March 2S 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-30

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPopoNAX FROM MEXICO! New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
The finest ever imported or manufactured
in United States. Try it and be convinced.