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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

Liberia is on the West coast of
Africa. The republic has 600 miles
of sea-coast, and extends inland from
fifteen to forty miles. The soil was
bought from the native proprietors,
they having jurisdiction and owner
ship. The American colored popula-
ton is about $4,000, colonized by
the American Colonization Society.
There are about 100000 natives re-
siding on the soil, all amenable to the
laws of the republic. Public schools
have been established, and there are
several seminaries sustained by mis-
sionaries of this country The college
at Monrovia has faculty of four
colored men, with about forty stu
dents. The college is in most fou-
rishing condition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

ELECTION OF REPRESENTATIVES, =
j. H. Gooch, Esq, has been elected
Representative to the Legislature
from Chesterfield, rice M. J. Hough,
Esq, elected District Judge.
Dr. ID. l.. DeSaussure has been
elected Representative from Ker-
shaw. vice W. z. Leitner, Esq, elect
ed District Judge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

John Quincy Adams, son of our
Minister to England, was candidate
for the Legislature in the town of
Braintree, Massachusetts, and was
defeated by the radicals.
The foreign papers speak of the
continued illness of Count Bismarck
whioh they describe as q prostration,
accompanied by loss of appetite.
The freedmen in Middle Tennes-
see are refusing to enter into con-
tracts for the ensuing year.
The project of bridging the Ms
s1sslppl ct st. Louis has been aban-
doned.
New York has just got another new
hotel-the Westminster.
Correspondents report Louis Napo-
leon as full of fight towards America.
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yyhnt Has the War Settled.

The National Luteligence'' takes the
ground that the recent civil war has
settled no principle. 1t says that war
ordinarily settles nothing but the
question Of the strength Of The vic
torious party. 1t denies that the fate
of slavery was settled by the war
that the war merely precipitated a
result long foreseen by every saga
cious thinker of our generation and
of former times; uor docs it believe
that secession was settled by the
war-that it merely demonstrated the
folly Of secession as q practical re
medy for any wrongs, fancied or real.
The hateHigencer then adds:
"But here is the question of suf-
frage, which involves one Of the most
essential rights of the States, that is
still unsettled, and while one party
proposes to clothe the Federal Legis-
lature with entire power over it, and
to accomplish this purpose to amend
the Constitution, another emphati-
cally repudiatcs the alteration In
the history of q people, nothing is
settled that is not just-that does not
accord with the eternal laws Of God
and the principles which He has or
dained for the true progress of So
ciety. We have, therefore, but to
ascertain what is just, and TO conform
to 1t. This is no easy task. We are
SO much the creatures Of prejudice,
of habit, of education, that it is al
most impossible to see things in their
true relations, and dirost ourselves of
prepossesslons which initiate against
the recognition Of the wise and the
just"
This is sound reasoning; but the
Inteuigencer, in this paragraph, con
tains the essence of the real difficulty
through which this country is now
called to pass. The question is SIM
ply this: Is this to be consolidated
Government, or Government of
free and equal States? If Congress
can control the question of suffrage
for every State in the Union, there is
no question that affects the internal
policy and rights of the States, that
it cannot, with equal justice, deter
mine. If the faction, which has now
control of the legislative department
Of the Government, can say to Massa-
chusetts or South Carolina who shall,
or who shall not exercise the right of
suffrage at the ballot boxes, within
your respective boundaries, then
have we passed to a central despot-
ism, inimical to free Government and
the rights of the people.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

The ALLEGED ABD1cAT1oN OF MAX.
City Of Mexico correspondence,
dated October 80, gives most inte-
resting details of Maximilian's abdi-
cation. The fact of his intention
was unknown until he was almost
ready to start. On the road, he met
Gen. Castelneau, but made only q
passing salute, and would not admit
of conference. Later, it was thought
he would return to the capital, but,
in that case, Marshal Bazaine had
intended to send him under guard to
Vera Cruz. Castelneau was being
treated very cavalierly by Bazaine,
who is busy making new contracts
for army supplies, and for length of
time which does not look to speedy
departure Of the troops AS soon as
Maximilian is known to have left the
country, Bazaine will declare himself
Dictator
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO BE CHARGED
WITH AssAssINAr1NG L1Nco1N.-It is
said that Hon. John A. Bingham,
who IS preparing articles of impeach-
ment against Mr. Johnson, will
charge him with aiding and abetting
the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

The steamer Henry Won Phul, with
$500 bales of cotton, has been
burned near Donaldsonville, La. Two
lives were lost by the disaster.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

GoDEY FOR DEcEMBEE.-Wo are indebted
to 7. i. Glass, Esq, for a copy Of the holi-
day number Of this complete lady's maga
zine. Tho Christmas cngravings alone
are really worth pore than tho entire
book sells for. Get copy, by all means.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

Artificial legs, arms aud apparatuses for
crooked limbs ard spinal curvatures.
Prices of artificial legs from s75 to $3.50.
For particulars, address r. Z. Gardner
manufacturer OF Or. Bly's patent artificial
legs, No. 1873 King street, Charleston. S. G.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

WASTE Take care OF yonr rags. old
E'po' iron, and metal generally, as Mr.. S.
H. o'ratton viii purchase everything Of tho
kind. His store is on Assembly street.
near Gervais.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18
local Itorn

The PhDnir Office is on Main street, =
few doors above Taylor Cor Camden) street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

MAMMALIAN AND POLAND. If the
vague rumors" of which the Allan
tic cable brings intelligence have any
real foundation, Maximilian, erst of
the baseless empire of Mexico, is to
be consoled for the loss Of his trans
Atlantic sceptre with "the crown of
Poland" But where is the crown Z?
Unhappy Poland, victim Of royal
ambitions and rapacity, has now no
separate national existence. There
is still, it is true, kingdom of Po-
land, but in name only; for that por-
ton of the old kingdom so designat-
ed is, in fact, an integral portion Of
the Russian Empire In view of her
mournful history, who that can APP
preclate heroic valor and sincere
patriotism Will not rejoice ut such a
reconstruction of Poland as would
secure the independence of the Poles ?
But, Notwithstanding the Partisan
rumors, we fear that the time has
not yet come that shall see this brave
and noble people once more taking
their proper place among the nation
alities of the Old World.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

SEVENTEENTH OF FEBRUARY, 1S65.-The
terrible incidents of that fearful night, to-
gcther with those of the day preceding
and tho two days following, are minutely
related in the volume issued from tho
PhGn1r Office. They arc all faithfully re-
corded by an eyewitness, and ono of the
most graphic writer's in the State Secure
copy before they arc all gone.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18

BOLD PRocEEplSG.- evening, as
Capt. Shelton was sitting i'll his store con-
versing with friend, u freedman made
dash, and succeeded i'll carrying off two
pairs OF boots and . pair OF CATERS. Az
the two gentlemen were within a few feet
OF where tho goods were hanging, this was
rather daring robbery.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18
The Atlantic telegraph informs us

The Atlantic telegraph informs us
that the Czarowitz of Russia has mar
ried the Princess Dagmar, and that
great festivities took place on the
occasion. The Czar, among other
things, extended o number of par
dons and ren1itted taxes extensively.
1t is pity somebody can't get mar
rled IL this country that would au-
thorize u general amnesty for all
political offences, and remit taxes. 1t
would be SO pleasant, once more, to
have an era of good feeling and uni
versal reconciliation. AS an indi-
vidual suffers the wounds he may
have received to heal as soon as NAV
be, and does not tear them open, un-
less IN lunacy, SO wise Government
makes haste to bind up the wounds of
the State, and remove I'll traces of
them. Then, what luxury to be let
from taxes for while! But, instead
of extending this charming pleasure
to us, our radical leaders appear, if
we may judge from the speeches Of
Wendell Phillips and others, bent on
line Of policy that will necessitate
a permanent standing army of such
vast proportions, that the present
taxes would be inconsidcrable, com
pared with WI 1t will then be re-
quired.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-18


THE LEGIsLATURE.-Wc are reoues, ed W.
the President Of the Senate, and the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
to state that the Houses over which thew
respectively preside will assemble and bo
called to order at p. M, on Monday. the
10Th instant. No hour being named bv the
Constitution, this has been selected. as it
Is believed to be the most convenient and
agreeable to the members Of both branches
Of the General Assembly.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS .DAY.-Trinity
Church Rev. p. ]. Shand, 1O1 a. m. and
81 p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rcv. ". E. Bogys,
Pastor, 1O3 a. m. and 81 p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rcv. J. J. O'Connell.
10 a. m. and 81 p. m.
Lutheran Church-Rcv. A. r. Rude. lol
q. m.
Christ Church Lecture Room-Rev. ]. nj.
Prinsle, Rector, 105 a. m. and 81 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. w.
A. Hemmingway, 105 a. m. Rev. ". t.
Capers, Pastor, 81 p. m.
Baptist Church-Rcv DR.. REYNOLDS. 10!
a. m. and Up. m.
Marion Street Church l.. G..
Gage, Pastor, 1o5 a. m. Rev. W. A. Hem
mingway, 3! p. m.
--I~------~~,--~~~-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention il csll-
ed to the following advertisements, Which
are published this morning for the first
time:
E. 4 G.. D. Hope-Bacon Flour Sc
Levin & Pei1otto-Hogs, Cows. &c.
s. e. Stratton-Old Rags, Brass, &a.
Sale of Valuable Lands in Pickens
+. E. Jackson-Glycerine Soap.
Apply at this Office-Rooms to Rent.
Pollock House-Bill Of Fare.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-16

PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
i CO by Boat at 4 p. ", will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Bigler Route. will change to Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Donner Lake Route, al
Colfax Station; arriving in Virginia, by both
Lines. In SO hours from San Francisco.
CrosainE the uoantain. by Daylight
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-16

Compani.s. Location: Meadow Lake Mining
Di.trict, Nevada. County, CaL-Souee Is hereby
given, that at meeting Of the Board OF ITus
trrs OF said Companies, held July 9th, 1876, an
assessment OF Thirty 1907 cents per share wa.
levied upon each and every share of the capital
Stock OF the Lincoln Mining Colnpanyi aud Fii'
teen (5) cents per share upon each and every
.hare OF the Capital stock Of the Mount AoIiah
Mining Company, payable immediately ~ u .;
gold coin, N III. Secretary al his oiihce In Gold
Hin, or 10 II. c. jacobson, Superintendent at the
mine BY order OF the Board OF Trustees
JOHN-v. A. LANSING, see'y.
c.,I tIIn t,,Iy T,h Ish6 . f" .s iy1 I'm
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Kcarsarge Mining Compnny-Le-

AcnraarKc MINING OoHP"EI y,
cation, Tulare county, California.-Noiiee IL
h.reby given that at a meeting of the Board Of
Trustees OF the above named Company. held
June 9th. 1856, an assessment (No. I2) Of two
dollars ,(s2), per share In gold coin was duly
levied upon all the assessablr stock OF the Com.
pany, payable Immediately to the secretary.
A discount Of fve ~ per cent VIII De showed
on ali amounts paid on or before the expl! alton
of THIRTY DAYS from date. ...
no ord.r of the Board Of Trustees
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MINING AsSESSNBNTs LEylbD.
. sapphiro Quar,z Min and Mining

Sapphire Quartz Mill md Mining
Compauy-Location OF works, Gold Hill, Ne
vada-Sotiee IL hereby given. that at n mseting 9
OF the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held
on the 2od day of May, 1866, an assessment OF
Five Dollars per share wss levied upon the a.
sessabIe Capital Stock Of said Company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, at the office Of the Company, Room 5,
Lucas, Turner g. Co.'S Building. 80,
Any stock upon which said assessment shan
remain unpaid on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
June, 1865, shall be deemed delinquent and
will be duly advertised for sale a. puohc auction;
and unless yment shall be made before, WI
be sold ON Tuesday, the l7th day OF July, le6o,
70 pay the delinquent assessnient, together WIKI
COSTS Of advertising and expenses Of sale. .r
nv order of the Board OF Trustees.
- --'.-,I I....r A. KOESIG. Secretary.
Ofice-Lucas Turner & Co.'s Bubdiug, \. Z.
corner Jackson and Montgomery. my:I I'd
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DARTIEs WISHING TO EN-.
gage Suits Of Rooms can be e1@M
accommodated Persons seeking sHsHI
either Pleasure or Health will ind ,sssE
rhis Beautiful Mountain Lake VAL sl
lev conducive TO both. -..--. - -.
The Lake Steamer leaves the Glenbrook Land.
ing daily for all points on the Lake. .. ---.,.
Sail and Row Boats-to accommodate Hunt.
Ing Fishing and Picnic Parties-ln charge OF
competent sailors.
Our Livery compares with any In tho State.
Letters addressed 10 the Proprintors by Wells,
Fargo e. Co., will be promptly answered. -.
~ Billy Wilson's stage Couch leaves Viz
gnla, Gold Hill, Silver CT y, Dayton, Empire
and Carson City, on MONDAYS. WEDNES.
DAYS and FRIDAYS, for the flenbrook. Re-
turning every alternate days
" Extras will be run SATURDAYS 10 &c.
eommodato Private Parties. t..
THE FIRST PICNIC EXCURSION
OF the sea.on, on the steamer Gov, Blasdel, will
be on SUNDAY, June oath. for Emerald Bay.
CALDWELL e. FONDA,
jelo.tf Proprietors.
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BENICIA COLLEGE
AND E. 49, 100
BOARDING SCHOOL
30 AT BBNICIA, CAL. 7tH y
The Twenty.Third semi.Annuai session
win open ON the 26th July, 1866.
Rarber:Shop Removed

,u, ,,vnrRs1eNED WISHES TO iNtoha ~ 3
MS tI NJ Parber. shop TO. Nam street opposi.e
moved hS Fs-so & Co.'S Express ONCE and ha'
,ssttsd tho same in nea, and ta',y s,gl n,
70 the PSS,io ca MS,sms iSp ps snpIoysd VII
keep.pS Ssts % n In future one Of tho best conduct
w :. ynIsces II % in this line Of business ~,
90 urS%Customers will be accommodated VIII
. .ssyin cups Il desireds Please igiya ms {
call .o.SS SSioss JsS1H
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-Ts.i.uth Gold and sIIver Mining

-1rn..suth Geld anH ver n1 ~
oonoreY, Location Devil, Gate s; Mining DIS. Ds.,
trie, ,Sy,t on the 63d day Of March, 1865, an
gvsn g'm.nt 81 one dollar per share was levied upon
ssch and every share OF the stock In the above
FAMED Company. and is now payable In Gold and
silver Coin 10 tho Secretary at his ohce, No. AZ.
ofTrustee,, 8. II. MARLETTE, Secretary.
virginia, Storey County, Nevada, June llth,
,oaS y fs7t =. ~ ra'st. "Efl Iull.td
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FOR SALE CHEAP!

THAT NEW ARASTRA MILL JUST BE.
i low the Piuta mill, with water wheel forty
feet high and TWO Arastras. all In good running
order. Also large Lot fronting on the street
INQUIRE of CHAS BRODHUS, --s
At tho Yesey Hotel.
Gold Hill, July 7, 1856. -- Jy7.lot "
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LiseeTs7aad Monai sIofiah Mining

LiHcoInY and Mount Moriah Mining
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ia hereby given. that at q
meeting Of tho Board Of Trustees Of said Compa.
niss, held on Monday evening. April 3Oth. 1860,
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock ofsAid Companies, payable immediately, IN
United States gold coin, TO the Secretary.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees. o1
myltd tug1. nr WM. z. HALE. secreIery..-- 1.--
Conddence SILVER Mining Company
Location, Gold Hill Mining District: County %
Storey, State Of Nevada NOTICE. n,s sssss
ment. No. 3. Of Twenty. Five Dollars per snS,
issisd lana 5ts, 1865 has this day been re'eino'
cd. By order Of the Board Of Trust. ss
~ r.. wEGENER, seefe!ay.
San Francisco July 9Th, 1865 HSt"'
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Lincoln nnd Mount Morinh niuing

Lincoln aud Mount Morinh miuinR
Com panies. = Location, Meadow Lake Mining
District, Ne ada county, CaL-Noiice is hereby
given, that at u meeting Of the Board OF rrus.
tees OF said companies, held June llth. 1866. an
assessnent Of Twenty Five c2S) cents per suare
was levied upon each and every share Of The cap.
Ital stock Of said CONF psnies pay able immediately
10 w. s. gold coin TO the Secretary, At his ofice
In Gold Hill, or. 10 H. c. Jacobson. Superinten'
dent at the mine. BY order OF the Board Of Trus.
tees. 80 oil I'D ,JS0. v. a. LANSING, sec'y.
Gold Hill, June l3. 1866. jcl3lm