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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

The law of copyright in England
has just recevFed a judicial interpre-
tation which is of great Importance
to Americah authors. The Lords
Justice of Appeals have decided that
an American author, residing in
Canada during and at the time of q
publication of work composed by
him, and first published in England,
is entitled to copyright there.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

Adespatch to the Cincinnati Gazette,
from Washington, says that there is
reason to believe that several Mexican
priva,e GERS, carrying formidable arma-
ments, will shortly sail from certain
ports on the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts to prey on French commerce.
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The '1ill-wind" which roared across
Ireland last month, blew ssgood" to
Patrick Murphy, of Slatery, Queen's
County. It removed the thatch from
his cottage, but revealed to him a
horn, filed with four hundred guineas
and several Spanish dollars.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

The Governor of Wisconsin, in his
inaugural, says that the people will
not be satisfied until the highest
judicial tribunals shall give expression
to their verdict that attempts to right
real or fancied wrongs by resort to
arms is treason, and not until Davis is
convicted and hung.
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Law Books Eor Sale

RI permission of JOHN A. BROWN.
- Ordinary OF York District, will expose
70, 70 public sale, at the late residence of
EoWard Moore, deceased, in Yorkville, on
the flrst Monday III February next, n large,
cho'ce collection of LAW BOOKS, and
otner articles unnecessary to mention.
Terms made known ON dav of sale.
ALFRED MOORE, Executor
Jan 2w
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AS specimen of what can be ac-
complished by the employment of
freedmen, Colonel J. j. Williams. a
planter of Florida, states that with a
force of about 100 colored hands. he
raised during this year from 200 to
ESQ bales of cotton, each bale weigh
ing 500 lbs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

AN AUsPICIoUs BUSINESS FUTURE
The New York Journal Of Commerce
says there is no material depression
IN business circles such as was com
monty anticipated, and there is uni
versal hopefulness regarding the fu-
ture
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

A shooting affair occurred in Rich
mond, On the 5th, in the hall of the
Capitol, between Pollard, of the
Examiner, and Tyler and Coleman, Of
the Enquirer. Six shots were fred
without damage. The affair produced
great excitement.
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COTTON AND SUGAR IN MEXICO.
Macmillan is making great efforts to
secure sugar growing or cotton cul-
tivating population in Mexico. The
New Orleans Bee has the following
interesting ia is:
On all sides agricultural colonies
have splung up, and are in prosperous
progress. Six haciendas, Ga hacienda
is an estate often containing thirty or
forty th ,usand acres, in the imme-
date ne,ghborhood Of Cordova, have
been suhdivided and allotted among
the receut emigrants from Europe.
Two vasi plantations of cotton have
been est olished by Mr. Wood, of Ala
bama, uron the Rio Verde. and pro-
mise an abundant crop. The official
Journal contains an application of NJ.
Gil for permission to rent the stock
of Mesquital to twen.y Belgian fami-
lies. 1t produces one hundred fold
of corn
Senator Gil adds:
Mr.. Terry and family, with ten
other persons, had arrived. They
were officers of the Confederate army.
They desire to obtain large extent
of country suitable for the production
of cotton, sugar and corn. They have
been offered varions locations, and
there are. many persons who take
deep interest in securing the success
of this colony. Mr.. Jimenez has i'm
ported five hundred European labor
ers with their families. He will set
tie them upon the hacienda of Santa
Rosa.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

A public meeting, in favor of the
Monroe doctrine, has been called for
Saturday evening next, in New York
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AUGUSTA, January 4.-The demand for
cotton is good, but the supply on hand is
very limited. Some few sales were made
yesterday, at 43c. for middling. Good
cottons are much sought after, and full
prices would be paid if lots were put on the
market. Brokers are buying gold at As,
and selling at 46.@47. Large amounts
would sell for lower figures. Silver selling
at 45@46. Bonds and coupons of all kinds
are much sought after for Investments.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

In the New Hampshire Republican
State Convention, on the Sd, resolu-
tions were adopted declaring that the
tone and temper of the Presidents
message meets with their warm ap-
proval, and argues well for the success
Of the administration. A resolution
was also adopted, declaring that the
scheme to plant, by foreign bayonets,
s.n Austrian despotism in Mexico, is a
standing insult to our power, and
menace to our Republican institu-
tions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

HAMBURG, January 3.-Cotton in mode
rate demand, with prices from 2O930c.
gold, and 3c@42 in currency.
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New YoRK, January 3.-Cotton steady, a
52@53c. Naval stores dull. Gold 43a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

New YORK, January 5.-Cotton steady,
at 52@53c. Naval stores dull. Gold 49,
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EXCITEMENT IN THE CATTLE MARKEr-
The New York Herald, of the I'd instant
has the following from Toronto:
''Consul Thurston, to-day, received in
United States will not permits any more
cattle to e.-.er the States from Canada.
The prohibition creates an intense feeling,
not only among CanSaians cut out fro.a the
American markets, but among United
States traders. By Americans now pur-
CT sing in that market, it is estimated that
chased in this neighborhood will be thus
cut off from the market for which they
were intended"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

WILMINGTON, January 5.-Sales 3s bbls.
spirits turpentine. at 62Ac. per gallon; 200
bbls. rosin, at $5@$7; SO bbls. tar, at So 40
so bales cotton sold, at 35@45c.
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National Express COMPANY.

1NHE following packages, per Express,
Il may be found at the store of 6. L.
Pratt, upper Assembly street:
TRUNK, j. z. POLK
RCBT. POLK.
Jan91
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COLUMBUS, January An active inquiry
for cotton, and but little Offering. Mid
ding 40e.; for strict middling, 42c. was re-
fused by holders. Amount received to- De-
cember 80, 22.998; amount shipped, 9,497;
stock on hand, Is, sol bales.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIaI

CoUNTERFEITs.-Unit States Coupons
The Treasury Department notifies that
great number of counterfeit coupons are
in circulation.
Legal Tender Notes-Tens, imitation,
date March 10, 1862, letter C; the red seal
poor; letters on border irregular.
Twenties, imitation; green tint paler: en-
CRAVING coarser than genuine.
United States Legal Tender $50 Notes
Ho- issue, we'll done in the bust of Gen.
Hamilton; the buttons on his waistcoat are
blurred and indistinct. From the Treasu-
ry department. we get the following points
to detect them by: In the genuine tfties,
The words FIFTY" and the figures $50 on
the end Of the note and surrounding it
form the border of the circle in the centre.
Of the back; they are round in the counter
felt
Hundreds, imitation; the eagle on left of
note lss coarsely engraved: observe. also.
the words UNITED States;" they have a
blurred and rough appearance, but well
done, and the coloring on the back palcr
kan the genaina
Greensbacks-Ones, limitations; the green
ink Paler than genuine; portrait of Chase
on lett poorly done; ones on scroll work,
lower left, are printed in green; onecood
notes they are in white.
United States Compound Interest Notes
Hundreds, limitations; the half-length of
Washington poorly done; looks scratchv
and lighter than the genuine: lettering on
the face defective; the letter U in ''Unted
States" touches the die; in genuine the r
does not touch the die
New Fra. tional Currency-Fifty cents,
imitation; the note is an eighth Of an inch
shorter than the genuine; the Fifty
Cents" which surround the head Of Was H.
ington are pale and indistinct. while the
same letters are clear and distinct on the
genuine; i'll the imitation. the bronze circle
is dull in hue; on genuine it is of deep color;
the imitation, though indistinct in out
lines, is darker than the original.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

Artemus Ward says that as Son
of Temperance he believes in tenn
perance hotels-though as general
thing, they sell poorer liquors than
the other sort.
AS telegram has superseded the
word telegraph, so, in London, the
word "Paragram," threatens to take
the place of paragraph.
A contemporary says the article
which produces so many deaths from
unknown causes" is sold in every
town and villagein the State.
The Chicago Postmaster has placed
girls instead of young men for clerks
at the ladies' window, to save time
and Irritation.
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Dispensary,

OlSTeHSdIy.
hR. R. W. GIBBES offers his MEDICAL
~ and SURGICAL services to the
public, at his residence opposite the old
Baptist Ch urch
In consequence of liability to asthma, he
cannot attend general practice, which
requires exposure at night and in bad
weather. Terms cash.
OFFICE HOURS-S a. M to 10 a. m..
and p. m. to p. m. JAMS
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A suit was commenced in the Su-
preme Court, in New York, on the
Sd, against Secretary Stanton, by
Joseph Maddox, for alleged false i'm
.prisonment. Damages claimed, 800,
COG.
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Wool! Wool!

UTANTED 500 lbs. WOOL, for whicl
w q fair price will be paid, by.
Jnn9 A. r. PHILLIPS, Davis Alley.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-09

Philadelphia papers of the I'd
s NEt destructive fire in that
; lNildings No. 607 Chest
- company Eos. COB and COS
~ eekhlI Wilson. wholesale
!hers, No. 600, occupied by Perry
Co., clothing, were almost entirely
= lEoyed. The walls fell into the
1t is believed several iremen
- Injured. The loss mot GER
- nder 81 100000. These build
re of brown stone, four stories
Id were the most ornamental
tnut street.
Legislature Of Minnesota con-
on the Cd. J. B. Wakefield,
gairbault County, was elected
Lker Of the House, and George P.
Y Eson, Secretary of the Senate No
other business was transacted. The
Governor will not be ready to deliver
his message until the 7th
The London Times has no objection
to the annexation of Canada to the
United States, provided it is done
M honestly, above board and by fair
appeals to the sympathy and good
Sense of the Canadian people
The Presidents message had been
received in Paris with feelings of re-
lief and qualification z
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DR.. J. J, McCants

nFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens of Columbia and vicinity
olfice at residence on Richland street. next
Ooor 30 Mrs. Mctle'S. Jan Q d.
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Hats! Hats! Hats!

II ATEST New York styles. s'DERBY,
~ "DASHER," 6c., &c. For sale by
Jan91 HAWAIIAN & MARLEY.
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Y@. FOr Sale.
. FINE MULES for sale at NJ. HEIDTS
II Store. Jen 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-15

Gtnipu ggeuer 0erfG3erNM8S- GefeM
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GGcutaGue &gD54,
ager@&|erfjderun9& ~&l8enten,
&c Gccomrar., 2saltimpre.
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8erlufe nerben prompt t~eButadtet unb DDne;raent etue
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N6roli9e Central
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z gSeuer<I5er1fcserum0
Der aHpciirteu Teueruann8 ELECTROMAGNETIC
IeQi9aft BON Baltimore.
SO. 4. Sputbfr., ~Be8eniber benz SIn.@ebdube.
SIN getra&t Der erfpl8ret&en &bSttefett bes Dampfs;seuer.
Departenents feuen MIR DUn tstt an gum %btutAeren WrctIe
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u While the opposers Of the Prcsi-
dents policy Of Reconstruction have been
drnouncing erybody who supports it as
Coppcrheads, would it not he we'll for
them to reflect mho constitute his chief
strength at Washington. We humbly
suggest hat the sentiments of such men as
Lieut.Gcn. Grant, are entitled to some
little d gree of consideration. Unlike the
b,are corps Of "Home Guards" however,
led by Sumner and Stevens, their views
are no, obtruded upon the public. While
they have done tic fighting tor their coun!:
try, they are content to stand aside, and
allow rafting demagogues 10 rave to their
hearts content. Occasionally VIC find
them applauding, when applause Is due
but seldom mixing in the discord produced
by factious d-magogues in Congress The
following richly mrrited compliment to
Hon. j. w. Ncsmith, U. S. Senator from
Oregon, shows how Gen. Grant regards
"ihe situation" The language is con-
tanned in letter lately received by an off.
CIR on this coast: .........
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES OF THE U. S.,
WAsMIN GToN, Feb. 9th, 1865. !
&C. lam glad to say that our Rep
resentat v.s from the far.of Pacific coast,
SO far as l have observed their course, have
done nothing to give comfort TO aiders III
REBELLION. Particularly is this the case
with Nesmith. of Oregon. with VIII m
have NOR" prrs 'ual acquaintance than the
others. AID have the, ef're watched closer
He h s been the particular friend of the
army, both regular and volunteer. aud has
IL am not mistaken, sustained every
measure intended to overthrow rebellion
and sustain the Union of the States. Or
egonians may congratulate themselves on
having in tho National councils such a
Representative. The few OF your acquaih.
tances of tho Pacific coast who are here
are all well. Yours truly. .....>.
U. s. GRANT.