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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-03
NO. "a SOUTH MARKET STREET,

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
i another addition 20 his already extensive
Stock Of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Thereby offering inducements to dealers and pur-
chaseTs seldom met with.
Among his Stock viii be found the following.
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Of all kinds, Cotfees. Of all kinds.
Green and Black Teas, Star Candles, Soaps, Salt
Oysters several brands, Sardines English and
American Soda, FOx's Starch. Indigo, Copperas,
Nader.
LIQUORS.
Otard Brandy, Hennessy Brandy, American
Brandy, Port Wine, Sherry Wine. Madeira Wine
GiaretS, Champagne Wines, Old Whistles, Brandy
Peaches Peach and Apple Brandy, Holland and
American Gin.
CIGARS, ETC.
Carolina lst %, and Sd. Peru and other brands
smoking and Chewing fobaecOs Pickles English
and American. Sauces, English and American
Mustard and Spices, Crackers Candies Molasses
Syrups, Nails, Glassware, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
ROBERT THOMPSON
mayU-3m a South Market Street.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14
Sherin's Sale of Real Property.

NpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
ND Clerk Of tho Circuit Court in and for Cac iamas
County State of Oregon and to directed in favor of
A. y. Hedges, painti and against Dwight Muzzy, de-
fendant for this sum of Four Hundred and one 43-l00
(Si0l 43l00 dollars principal, with interest," accrulng
costs and cost OF ts execution, have levied upon and
will sell at piblc auction before the Court House door,
IN Dalles City, on FRIDAY, the 9th DAY OF APRIL
1866 between the hours Of O'clock, M and o'clock
p NJ to the highest bidder for cash in hand all Of the
interest Of tho defendant In and to that certain lot
parcel Of land fronting Union Street at b TERMINATION
Of Fifth Street; bounded on the Morrill, W Col Gates
sdence the South, by W. p Miler's lot; extending
lot, in Dalles City Wasco County, Oregyn,
.q.fu!Lr CHARLES WHITE, Sheriff.
by r. W. CRASDALL, Deputy. M tfls ry'rfrr
Dalles City, March 9th, 1906 m7w4
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14
9allp Wountaine
FAC AND FANCIES.


Miss Thomson says that evry un-
married lady of sixty may consider
that she has passed the Cape of Good
Hope.
THERE appears to be considerable
difficulty at the mint in putting on
coins the motto, ain God we Trust
The Officers are afraid that every body
will read it," In Gold we Trust" which
is much nearer the fact.
A Apublisher ofa newspaper out west,
in the first issue of his journal returns
thanks to those who loanded him the
pecuniary means, aud gratitude to
heven that there is no law in that State
enforcing imprisonment for debt.
Go to Japan. You can buy first
class house there for thirty dollars, and
live comfortably in it for two cents II
day. Servants charge fifty cents
month, and horse and groom may be
had for tho same for one dollar and
fifty cents.
A Chicago clergyman missed his
stockings on Chirsmas morning, and
after long search found ono on each
horn of new milch COW, which had
been presented to him by his parish
ioners, and ornamented in this way TO
indicate that it was Christmas gift.
A couplein Litchfield county, Conn,
had lived together for ten years, sup
posing themselves married. Difficult
ties having arisen, one applied to the
court for divorce. Upon investiga-
tion, it was found out that they had
never been legally married. Like sen.
sible people, they gave up the idea of
a divorce, and were married.
A curious custom is still in vogue
in the more northern districts of Scam
dinavia. On the occasion of the mar
riage, the mother of the bridegroom
approaches the bride and lays at her
feet q plate of bread and flag root
The bride offers her future mother.in'
law part of it, but the latter declines
partaking; thus intimating that she
will never live on the substance of her
new relative.
Mr.. Sardon, the French play wright,
having recently had an interview with
the Empress Eugenio at Compeigne,
was complimented by her Majesty
upon his efforts to ridicule the PREVAIL
ing extravaganza in ladies' toilets.
The Empress said that she had tried
last winter to set the example of greater
simplicity of dress, and that she was
determined to wear still more unpre.
tending toilets this season.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14
NIANTUA MAKER.
SheriG's Sale of Real Property

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
HD Clerk of the County Court in and for Grant Coun
ty, State Of Oregon, and to directed in favor of H.
Q. Hardy, plaintiff, and against John S. Miller. f. r.
Ashton, L. Il. Ward j. II. Shakely. and A. G. Hail. de-
tendant for the sum of Three Hundred and
and 64lOO s347 e4lo0 dollars principal in GOld Coin
and seventysx and Sc 100 (S6 S6OO dollars cost and
disbursements with interest," accrung and costs of
execution L have levied upon and will sell at public
auction before the Court House door, in CANYON City
ON SATURDAY, the 9th day of MARCH, 1866 between
the hours of II and O'clock P. NJ the highest bid
der for cash in hand gold co all of the interest of the
to wit: ~
That certain piece of real property known as the
Pioneer Ditch, commencing at point on Big Creek,
thence running in southerly direction about eight
miles, and intersecting Elk Creek at point near Elk
fat sad ditch lying and being in Graut County State of
Oregon. NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
by B. WRITTEN, Deputy.
Canyon City. January 81, 1866. f23w4*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14
SheriT's Sale of Real Property.

SHOhfH 5HEO Oh HNOsHH HTUptFty.
UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by the
Hb Clerk of the County Court in and for Grant Coun
ty State OF OregOn and to directed in favor of c.
Hardy, plaintiff aud against John $. Miller defendant
for the snm of Two Hundred and nine and 9l1OO S209
9ll0O dollars principal, in Gold Coin, and Twenty six
ard 72l0O (S26 72100) dollars coat and Disbursements
with interest, accrung costs and costs of execution,
have levied upon and will sell at public auction before
the Court House door in Canyon City, on SATURDAY,
the 9th day of MARCH, 1866 between the hours of II
and O'clock p NJ, to the highest bidder foy cash in
hand gold COIN oil of the interest Of the defendant in
and TO the following described property, to wit:
That certain piece of real property known as the Pio
neer Ditch, commencing at point Big Creek thence
running In southerly direction about eight miles, and
inte-secting point Elk Flat, said Ditch lying and
being in Grant County, State of Oregon.
NJ. z. BERRY, Sheriff.
by B. WmTrEN, Deputy
Canyon City, January 81, 1866 f23wlt
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-14
Notice to Settlers.

.TuNHE PUBLIC SURVEYS of Townships 4, North
IL Range, 80 East, and and North Range, SO East
Willamette Meridian, Oregon have been approvedby the
tug date, February 10, 1906 filed in this Office. i
= Eand once, Oregon City,l -
February ri, 1866. mpw3
.rSfffifY esYf nos Ieb3aa sssbRRF
vea44gv II . ava
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09
TIE I've Anfrera

u = rally a great uii-iortaac that ti.s
frvsi'leat has ths surnan, of OlI Hirkor,
Ard haii irom Tcnncsscc. D. Looks a.
tbopga - stteu'Piinr Co go himself a. a. AZ
Cou-rcss. hs = ir,iae o. az out III "A
dre- Js-kscu. liat ttcrr lsro CON. rari.cu
~ the I've oascs- Gea. Jarkson stood o.
ale men uio clec'cl hi- io tic end ue
uas al-ays truc Cd his ii,uls anI never
deserted them. 10 uas az h.. siolsrt g,,l.t.-
cal o0poneufs in tie senate ana Uouse.
t'ai D. i,s,rei his hsasy artllcry. jas
ere reverse of tsis. Antircw Johsssu r-akrs
b. uusiaughi ur,na thr men si.o male lini
r-v-ii-n'. f-hi. o., l,esi iricri.. AL ihro-.
hirs-H ioio thc Cr,brar-. oftsc reiels an
cepPerhcals. vho hsnicl Liui down Ike a
vii trtst All s-cnied his bicod. dunn
the -hoic four ycs-. of ~ ~ Hon.
Again. Andres Jackson hat e., PEOPLE
10 hark hi'n az s--,i ne ,na..e. took .i.is.
~fh tir scs'n.t ih~ -r,5ori'v IN Co--rr--.
Anire~ Iotnsoa ~ili sni ,ho Ioyai scn,-
r'rn, ~ thc couutry. sraiust hi-s snd s-,fi
'our-es-. Andres Jarkson could sr-I
forfh ~ huric blast from m wL,fc Hou.r.
SD ~ reopio voaid raliy f-o-i hiil ~, al
valley. iron Msinc o. Georgia and rafhrr
arouoi 80 sfsr.lsrl of fhe veteran rh;-f
Nr.'ir . lohrsou arreii, ,o 'tr people a-l
H. Only rc~por-e that cor1es btrk is from
reriu-vi r,beis AMI JrH pasi. c-,nrr-
hesis IT, ia'r Stcphcn 4 Dou-ils. a.
~ trrre a. 90 i.cco--f.fon lii,r -tir f,---
ine 81 slavery into ka-.ar vas bcfs-r Con
c--ss. oaii-i - the whif- IIoa-c - -r-,o.-
''ra'e ~iih james Buriara- a-a,rs, &c ra.-
49, Th- OF ruhi-r Funcfioa.rv .aii ~
reol'i- oi ihc FREE Srstes. couI o. drilled
~ o. 'nrport it. SRI ci,ci 90 ~. srrron
''en. Jackson r,-rcivri from thr rcor'- dur
'-g ihe ''r-Iny 'avs % his alu,ssi-,ra-io,.
80 ". Frrs.'-rf (sai8 pou-lassN 2 r--uf
rou p raf7sf-ng fiaf G~u. J--i-.- d,
''rrf = fhi' cndol the Interview. lee
Anl-cu ! rtr-au sake fi,e h.-t ara -h-a o..
ua'iertakcs ~ sPc thc oll Hero 81 tbc He--
niifa-c renculler. tAat G,n. JaAson !.
dead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

The sPceoh 81 Secrviarg Scuarl nc ths
Coorcr Tn.tiiuts ia Ncv York city. inl.-,
ing the Pre.iicni's veto AMI sI.--t g.. hu.
anosl,er sriaesce o. he political deprs,is,
ola ThHrio- Weed rol,ician. TnIoui,-
ely. VI. Sevari ~ u,ade 81 believe. that
49, ''r'i'orsf-airon 20 his. 20 20 ont 90 tr.,
country vTouid cs--y ~ith "a t-eraenasa.
induencc. thst the rnco, rurtiilc rn,..r.
wouid fo--aSc ttei- S-n,to-s sr,f gr--..---
taiiscs and " rs, uf~ 18th thc t-ai,c-urs
crowcs thst ch-cr~,i io,h thc P-~sii-r.t ,n.l
b. Triu'e rninisfcr. n -. - rl-.t have
ecc.i terribly IN .taken IN lis rslrni,fi--.
tor h. Cooper i-siitui- h,~s--u- F-r. IN.
i'r'r' uTson tte corf-iry s-,l o,iv e,-ifc.i a.
mofiihca'ion SRI discus; 90 ~ i1vaf r-r,
We 49, proui e. asv tat vc we an,,,-
the nuuaher vio T~rsisien-iv fr--h, --,in.t
tile noniin.fiou az NJ S--,-,f p, 49, I,--.s-
dcncy iu i-"o. to Co. better era We al
can now have a risurse 90 tisc t~rrisle dis.
astcrs iiaat wuuid have bciaii-n ti.s coantr,.
hsd BE- ben -sicct-,i instead q III la-,~u,ed
Lincoln Ni,h rrcai picasurr We admit
the iart. fhat Sscr-;arv Ssuari darsn.- g..
Uar uiana--l Ger Fo-e.-n r,lafious ~ith
consur,u'ate skil ani 90 hss sr,at di-.iosa,,-
b. aa.lfv. ilorc than anv ofhsr cause ~ AZ,
indebted irr orr srloce~sfal attempts on r,-r-
venting direct Fcrvi-a iusc-veniioa n -
haii oi ti,c so-calicd Southcru obedience
lis' orld this. ti,. counf-y Owes NJ. S.usrd
nut lfiic- - ilr a. che VA b. ro--~r-ea
ihe eieurcus ureasures proposed b., Sso-s-
tary stanton in ireslic-t Z. incoiu'. -.t,-.et
O. crash c-t "a rebellion were rsne-.rl,
Opposed tv Mr Scua-l- lie csnmenrol
b. boast ma thar g was iat a nia-t, ds,,
lot to tnirh up tac rlbtIlicn. an fro.n
tlai t4ne up Oh iis close. diI not serr. e.
conprrhcnl ..s macnitaie or tic urans
ncccess-y o. bring o. io a tr-cessfsl sioss
ii BE- 49, knoEn thar Pc Leld 30 ta AZ.
t.c-ian. f,rrcr. ard b lcil anu o., t-,,t,-..,.
'ai.'tlr. co'nulail.i.rs wi.o vel nich ruta-.l
U.s. a--aln-t else ,lrlest PROTESTS of stanton
aai other ur-nhrrs ~ ile Cabinet Ser-.-
ia-9 >cvari las splendid taI,at.. emi-e-,
''aiesaan.-'f ana l,-l cui1re. o. hs. b.
unc' PASS, ioar iLc ooaut-y sooI scr,.es.
b-t f-i. iast. --ca. lrlr asav i-oui ihc men
40 have a.-ays s-r4.acI an stood ~
h'H. tHcs his political destiny llrescr aad
oonsicls iia o. tLc toa-b 81 political
o-ls4en.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

fs1rurEa. Mo,ierai5r. Eno,h 4 Far.
riugfrp
tisrk. Ihcnas = McIrfirr
: ieciunen and Asses-nrs. A. tharlrs
Setfnsur q. Hohbs. = n Charles
ir-asurCr. licnrs li,ds Snifh.
Nurcrstsor of schools. AZ .oi. II. GorJon
Al elected on a. Uuioo ,itet ia tie
T. asurrr. ~ho "a sunr.ortri - ,hs dem.
esrai' ard elected o. al al ola g. vote.
from de- former party. The dcmoerst.
heli rrruhii-an for "a -cioctman. bus
wcrc defeated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

Nurv ~. NJ. Feb. ~. i,0s
In Noscmb,r lat. EIiou Brock 20 lhis
place iook oct an insurance roiiry a senoO
IN tn ra~-iler' iusarsncc Company ~
Hartford. Conn. liz prospects q living
~crc as good. o. al huurn tas~lci-c. a.
am ulan IN touu. But D. hooked urou Ef,
a. uncertain. and considered q a dsiy an
eambeni uPon Lin O. provide for a.. ~ifr
aud ise litio ooes. IN soule oti.er a. than
his laily iabor A. d. found that diI nof A.
cnuislaic scry rapidly ia his hand.. II
oosi hln si2.s0. Sou.e AL b. hal better
kecP las u,ouev. ard othsrs All e uas eel
oaoagh- lie took h.. o4n -as and IN
sarcI.
On ne siSih iast uhiic d. ~as sasin-
vool ~iih borscs. thc balance -hecl Of ,Le
uaachinc burss AMI piccc q it .,ruck h.,n
in thc back and made a compieic pou.aec
The ruusrle oi thc shoail,r anL clsasiur the
muf--c iroa ihc r.i,s isasin- thcm eutirriy
lars. to1a sLilh oaasc b. died ,n .boai iasr
holrs
Ia's 'noruins bad iAe r'cAssrc o. pay.
ing over thc lusu-aacc O. his family. Thss
sas 'cTy Lappy circumstance. a. th-v
~o-ll have boen i,ti eniirciy dcs,itstc hal
q not been ior this tiasrly 81 81 insuri.-.
Where t. 'herc a nan 80 ta.r that al
noi make a lac Pros.sion Tor bis family that
BE- liable to D. De- in che sane situatian o.
the mcrcy oi thr cola ~oTid. TIE c1pen.s
o.. srrs sua'i and voail o. fch by ~ one
just tLink 20 o.. far thc sara ofsIs. i..sc
a Policy % pay $500 on oa.c g iaiaI asei.
dent. a. 60 pr seek ier disability.
For tlc t,u-fi of ihc sasp,ooas / III
'as ihat o. comPany 3. Pers,,ily reliable
ar pay a. dir losses promr,ly. hBtAs
oldest oomPaav iu Amsrica. Ithss ALREADY
pad out os,r 80 $50 % The needy al l,,.
ttaic i'r iotal io.rr,. beside over one thoa-
s'ni claims t'r coaren,aiion. Sc state.
uicni of tlc tomFany ia another ooi-na.
Call az tar Oxford Coaaiy Ius.raaoo A.-ra-
cg an st insg-ct
fEsELsNb Iiowr. Arcuf.
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Ma E"rgE- Can SOC irfasm ,Le rab.
De sben ia; frc --s,s relsrsisa of us.-
'eascr a., -ron a., Grand Trark r n. 4.
b. iakc place.
You. iaroaeh wear paper ,ouo 49,
-Go. s'arel Lai ths G-1sf uea.urs ha4
ieen 1'ie-mrnei -pou. and Lal coas. o-
~as to g.. iuto effect. aul gel, tLa.rot.
llease Dc q De- ino-n. lot onIs ~hrn 4,
3D. O. 81 uaie. bli ~hcti,r uas. ori.to
b. made. tetsccu F.rllul aa4 Moaf-,sl
Only. or ~hetier iaicrmeaiaic s..tion. A.,
also % D. iac,a1cl
F-riLer. g. tbc Jed1-fsoa o. te male AZ
ca tlc lrI.rr or thc r.o-ie bass
i Der Ma'rsty's Grand Mana-cr q her
"r1nt Ir-nk voad rralioa.iv oon1rs-cnl
O. make ih.' Grand starti.a. not or'v De-.
tween Portland and M1u,reaL 81, t.--e,-
ali vay stations. ara thai ,ao. uron tb-
'''--' sas''. vouiiut ,he people OMAN
>.uui o. c,uial.
Roll tL- iiufbal.
Ana sPread ilc riofials u-us around
4 ou voul4 he better rs,-a-cd o. iai--
oi the importance 81 this n.-s.,-- t,t..
I'a..'e. f 700 ooaii t-i &c ui.h ..Lat am.
Ir'y AMI trcliLir.. ,rPcrta,.- ft. -.
chants ADJ ha.inc-s r,ea o. OBJ. Iirr Ana.
g. arrival g each t-..o. O. receive o.. ~i.-
roo. rsus
Wy. o-'r ttint vista h.o-rl pool.
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generality prove faiiurcs AMI .' return 20
roosf % tornent thcr invcutors.- D. Ne
oairitc tac storm ard can sa.c thr ca So
O STATE nov drifting uPoa TIE shoais ID
fuicksants. iutths pccrle DC carsi-l al
ncur asa.a csdaagcr IL e. q as naiioU
~ piao.ng a. a asira a. incsarcieai ard
unfsiihiuf corrnasl~-
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Tie >heri-ookc loser CanaIa) "a.
soiir rvpor'' .Lai ic- day, az q yoaas
man nam~l Daaiei Charles. . nAuse q
Lowell. Ne 40 bal been residias IN
'oaiiooos ~ iortr shi p-ruously. rhot
hiuisst throu-h tb- bead 18th siu-, from
revolving p.sioL Tier, -as oand uran
lin al in Li.trunk sou.e $50 n nonev
Tie ioi.ov.'g vas f.anl -ritien ia rs. dia.
rr. slicl D, uas seen o. have on o.. had
shorty before ccnriiii.nr no deed '.sfth.
no~ leave 'A.. World ior piesslrr. aad 20
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81 - 'gnorant go1ng macs iea,h. Nv
re'licsi g. O. rarrv uiy rrmain, O. freed. A.
lowell Ino~ "a ai.cu O. my freed. oa
earth
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>asaraai ii,rail az. ta' 'fr Sau1ri b.
Head. aa a'iaei.- oi tiat pager. ar so u.
sci kaa-u in Eosten. at a pistol za',ery IN
t.hf ..fy ia.f s.,A .l.t tel siaf, a. tis ta--
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sr f.rrf o-t 0ftn. De- tt.n placed q De
Oh. ar OH. f..r at q l..'a.c- ofisrisc pa-r.
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Gbt 0rforo democrat
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better ih,n ro.ier ana thst Pcs Scents a.,
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ecssionists sid Northern a.,oiiiiouisf. n re
oil ~hig parry - set Up -; tl..v csiica a
- s'rong tickrt--one tbs, ~ouid 90 srcop
up" AT shs3es snd co,nri-xicns into ore
!eriy. and .reep ih- cr-rfrv. TIE sequel
shs~s that Nth any r-iis,ic vhir up ~ a.,
ticket NH Hsrrison. thcv vouiI have been
oV~rvhe luiingiy clccted Well flev elect
81 Tiarri.oa s,I 'sTylr- too. .rd the-
ouf.iie 81 an their cairuisfio,s. "a. former
I'D alrao-t ~ soon ~ DE- 49, sv,-r ir,o
office AMI ihe latter succeeded sr fhe Pro-
d~ncy. Iebn T,h-r termed = Traitor O. hfs
political irienls AL - far a. honesty a-l
fair dealing vifh ~ men ard tLe r,srtv fhst
elected hiui "a corcerneI o. f,iavcl -
s-oun,irei firouel Lis % hoie ADMINISTRATIVE
81 "o~ s'eeI'-in t-aiior's rravr. urvcr'.
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cEsrE sNr rrhfroE. for hi. last 49,. wr-r
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81 scc--ssion ara rri'eiiion against his own
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Law. We tnd falmorc a. iate FL 40.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

According to the Now York Tri-
6't'ae, Santa Anna has $40, ,e00, GOO ON
deposit In England, and he is soon to
return to Mexico, drive away Maxi
milan, and call his countrymen to his
own standard; they are to listen to
him, and viii fall down before him
and announce themselves as ready TO
do his bidding. Then Mexico will
rise from her ashes, and q new and
glorious future will be open to the
children of the Montezumas.
The two Houses of Congress are at
iogger-heads about the Freedmen's
Bureau bill, and the subject has been
referred to Committee of Confer
ence. The point in dispute is the
disposition of the Sea- Island cotton
lands, the Senate being willing to re-
store the lands to the owners on GER
tain conditions, while the House in
sists on turning them over perma-
nently to the negroes.
1t has been rumored that the Presi.
dent will veto the new Freedmen's
Bureau bill, as the institution is
becoming burdensome, demoralizinp
and odious. The Union Pacific Rail.
road bill may fall under the veto,
upon grounds of unfairness to some
interests that had become identified
with tho original route
The new excise hw. closing the
lager beer shops in New York on
Sundays, has been declared uncon-
stitutional and void. The Germans
were wild with JOY upon the occasion,
and s'der lager" was terribly punished
in celebrating the triumph.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

The New CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.-It is ascertained beyond a
doubt that the Secretary Of State did,
as it was expected he would send the
resolution proposing an amendment
"t the Constitution to the Governors
of the Southern States rs well as the
Northern. Thad. Stevens claim, that
three-fourths Of tho latter States could
make it part of the Constitution
against the wishes of the Southern
people, is treated with the contempt
it merited
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06
Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintances OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. J. Laval, of the late Major
VIM. Laval, and of the late Captain James
u. Knight, U. S. N. arc invited to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Wal. J. LAVAL, at
the Marion Street Methodist Church, THIS
MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

The Presidents communication
with reference to American citizens
arrested in Ireland, states that our
Minister in London and Consuls have
applied for their release. and all but
two have been set at liberty. These.
it is thought. will he released
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

A most remarkable trial is now
going ON in one of the Courts in
London. i'll which even the right of
Queen Victoria to sit upon the throne
is brought in dispute.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

the State Solicitorsi in their respective
circuits, to;be used on the trial.
81 have fhe honor to be, very re-
spectfu1ly, your obedient servant,
: :. JAMES l.. ORR,
GovsrnorIof South Carolina.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

The world laughs in it's sleeve at the
efforts Of a few envious dentists to decry
the Sozodont: It is natural, perhaps, that
they should dislike 1t, since its popularity
interferes with the sale Of their wares: but
how ridiculous in them to show their spite
when its animus is 80 palpable.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA. inter.
estlng account of the ''Sack and Destruc-
ton OF the City Of Columbia, g. c." has
Just been issued, in pamphlet form, from
the Phsntr power press. Orders filed to
any extent. Single copies so Cents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

Boox AND Jos ;PnnSrIso.-The Phonir
once is now fully supplied with cards,
eoiored and white paper, ,eolored ink, wood
type, ETC., and is IN condition 20 execuAe -.
manner of boek'and job printing in the
shortest possible time.