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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-23

Tar Dubuque 7imes says Of the copper
Johnson situation up in that quarter Of The
"Yheref strooble in the emp Of tho az
yersary. The Sons Of Belial ere ct enmity
among thensslvss. TAs nealinasiea Il Nc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21

Cine neue unter6 altnn9s'Art, Bic
pieueiAt aud talb tis. In Nufnatme fcmmen eirt.
te rbmpbl mir nett bapcn eatfsrnt fno, fe aud
nur i'm @srinsasn emrfsblsn au ronen triTt
man iskt in rielen WirtbiAaften 8srlln's an.
DisisIts 1T auf cine Sbatiahe bssraneet, rslhe
Jar 8islen nod untsfannt lein barfte. Wfan III
aGmliA niat i'm gtanhs, islbt aus Der Gntfernnns
con nur circa trei Shrittsn nit sinem rcben 81 ei'
ne ssmSbnlihs Tenferiasite au dsrtriimmern. StsQt
nan ntee Bsbauptuns auf, 10 slaubt ss lsltsn Se'
naub uno 9les la6t fhh p%erleiten Sa petten, na
,Isemein anssncmmen Miro, naB elm fraftissr
Bruf NIT Dem 81 bic Steibe lei4t 5e%rtran,mere.
Sat ~isessmal oter eebt bic. Wette %psrlorsn. Sis
stinmuns mirb nun bsitersr, meme Safe fcmnsn
tin,u uno nit i6nen neue unsldufise S%bcmals'
Man trettet I'm 1 bic 2, 5, 10 nno ms9rsrs S9a'
CT. Muf bisie @siis murosn neulih in einem 9o'
tale msbrsre stod Gisr an elmer Shei6e 5~srtrdms
inert. 8eneutenee Summen truroen ~perlcren uni
as,rcnnen. @irflih binhurhwerfen fam nur Scr,
ser bas 81 10 au msrfsn psriebt, baB aenau b,
ihSrfers spiss ssraSe auf Gle sheibe triht, jeect
mus aud bisiu Die SAals teiOmhsrs fef isin, ionf
mi6alIdt es nennch.
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BUR Nacbricbt
far
Sefonpmet1 unD Qdnbleute.

sser nit tem eantlsben unt eanbtetriebe ~iterbanpt ser.
traut. 1T, tpeib an, bsiten III %beurtbeilen. nel6e Werle9enbttt.
gnaft unb 9efrranib has @rfranfen tes Viehftanees bort ID
s.rnrfad.n piest, nan,sntlid bei p!6slid eintretenesn Hdlien.
mo iterbies bic tbierGr,tlide 6Glfe pter her geifanh eines in
tieser 8e,iebuna ~erfabrenen Sreunees nidt alei6 CUR 5ane 1T
gber aud ab lefehen happn blebt in pielen Edlen, tnsbe=
Ipneere bei bem Grfranfen zines m;neer %rpertbpollen 5aus=
There's, mod Der 8pfenpunft in 9etradt Bu Sieben. Ger UNI 10
bereutenter wirS. je e%ntfernter bic tbierdrStii6e 6hlfe gu
fuden lit. Stun aiebt es befanntllh bel lem 9iebfante ttns
faIe, mo- rai6e 6ilfe gtptb tbut unb bic befcnnten gepSbn=
lihen 6ausmittei. pie 4. @. bel Der enfaunrlu6enR pltt. 9nt=
,intunaen, 9rGune ni6t ausieiten; @eridnmnift her rehs
ten pier rebtseitig anaepanhtsn Mittel aber ZEN empNntltds
fen e6aten na6 fh Ihbren mifen. ghht ieltsn rerleiten
tiefe ~llmfGnbe III Suadialbereien, mel6e cen S4aeen nur
p%erar66ern.
Sin aladlitsr 9ufau bat mid in bic Page rsriest. hisfem
2aneibel a~bsubeifsn.
Son einem prientalii6en Sbisrarst. tefen 9efanntfdaft
ib auf elmer entfernten 8eife gemadt. ermarb ib Elm Wtlttel.
weltes in fsinem lGntlidben Sausbalte feblen irlte.
@telfche 0eriude in BEN peridbiefenffen FALLEN baten &C.
niaente 9epeiie ron FER gSpblibdtisfeit biefes aRittels seas=
Sen, unc tarf ib a~lauben, etnem brinaenten Seehrfnife Der
piebbaltenten Saneteppbner hamit a~basbplfen gu baben.
@5eaen @inientuna pom 81. 90 fberienre i'd elm Hadet Zee
prientalif4en SiebpuIpers nebt @ebrau1sanwsi=
flung pOrtOfrei an iete @rrsHe.
Gtarlss 4latc,
SO. 1902, IS. Strabe. Cincinnati, Sbie.
Npril l.. 1866. 3mt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21

@,1barr1,uonuno uub Gbttmutt..

@eIbfper1ensnun8 unb Gbetmutt.-
unfer ben teutihen Nusmanceretn. msl&e bnrt
bic plftlih aussttrchene CHOLERA in 8irtentsao,
Gnafano, einquartint merben tpn6ten, 1T cine 2os
cher 26 iatriss neutide 6rau, frslhe Siemlia sss
tdufs gnaliih iprttt. Nls Bic etclsra nntsr ~.
rem 3anhe leuten auetrah, BOT He itrs Gisnffe ale
DOlmetlderin unS 8ranfen,rdrtsrin on uno lag
senfslten NIT unsslHrdHiem Gifsr tt Sag uni
NaAt tis sur Grnennuns zines DolmetlHsrs uni
elmer 9lnsabt 8ranfsn.rGrter of. Oils 2lnerfsnnuna
fur tisfe 1sltene geltfperlensnunS uno nieisn eh1
treitlihen gtetmutb rurbsn itr i'm Namsn Bel
Gin,rrtner BON Birt,nteab etne i3shn > Yfnnenot'
unb cine sclesne ubr, bieeine ansemsnsns Snihritl
trus, itsrrsiat. Gte paienSae Snl4rift tnne6
more rrbt ~fclaenher @ers aus Sulius @onenberS's
@etiht vGie reinsn Sranen" S%errslen:
,Oie reinen 8rausn feben i'm eeben,
gSie Stolen in tem tunfsln 2aub:
anf ibren Minidem. ibrem streben
Sieat mod Der fenfe 9litbenfaub.'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21
ShDnfGrberei!

@inem eeebrten biefsen ippie auspdrtisen Sublttun made
ids hermit e~raebenff bic @nseise. bas i'd nunmebr i'm Stanee
bin, ale mir ibsrssbensn stOHe i6On, ~hauerbaft nns biIis 80
farben, ndmli9:
Mtlas, @eibe, Grapsitapts, Samens8lsiber, BSm'
Der 9cnnets, mpGens Sbamls, Cunningham,
Icmie ScIsn unb &Sde.
Nle mir anpertrauten StpTe wereen 70 sefdrbt, te fe wie=
Der has gusfeten pom rsuen Saden erbalten. pber neree i'd.
nie beftelIt wirp, bieieben nit trsemb elmer ~beliebisen 8arbs
firben.
SO pirb mein @eifreben fein, mir eurdb bilt8e nnb CUTE BE:
sienuns bic @unf unb aufrierenbeit ees eeebrtsn Enblisuras
lr ~erwerben.
Safce Wtihasl,
SO. 211 eeictp Strase, 3pii1en Gib unb 5rienb Ctr.
Scb. IS. '66. 4mtp6ntbp
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Otto Orefel,
Geutfdber Mbppfat nnb WDfar.

Office: 8enser's 8lud, $40. 247, Sab=6O4hrabs,
gclumtus, Stic.
ghbrt Srpeeffe ppr allen @erihten.
8efprat Observation-Disclosures aler Art (Vpuntah
ten, 9eehs, Wprtaaaes, eeaies, @pntrafte II. I. o.
@pllectirt @elber i'm Snz uub ausanee.
- 8efprgt Mnfauf unb 8erfauf pom @runeetgentbum
neapciirt @elb : 4nleiben unb cOllecttrt
Bounty, fiffGnbise 2Senuns, Penfcnen uno mis-
litdri1he Sorbsrunsen trsenb irelher Irt
fur Sfi,iere, eplbaten, reip. peren @ittp en unc @rben.
9a i'd mid pieber ausfdlteslih Der ahepfatur ~gewiemet
Babe, 70 erlaube ids mir, benz teutIhen Gublfum pom geuem
meme 9ienfe ~ansubieten sur Shbruns BON alaseia4sn ant
9eiorsans BON
Nptariatss, 2anbasenturs unb &ehtsseiAdften.
irsenb pel6er art. NRr a~bertrasene @ef4dfte fOuen prpnnpi
beprst perten.
Otto Srefet,
heutfher 4bpptat unp gptar
Columbus, 8, Sult IL. '65. II BIN u 10
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YauniheiDtiSmu5

Sstn 2tnben, ~erfabrener Baunf9etbtif ue Supprs
teur Der Bannf1eipt'i4sn 6eilmitta. Freis berfelben nnr
SIS. 80 fur Sutrument, Del uns Sebrbu6. 8atb une Nus.
tnnft gratis.
Sfsee unb gOsnuns : 20. 100 8earI strass, 8OR.9ss
334. @lepelanh, Ohio.
Sannar 4. Sc. fSu -.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21

= Sn Minnsapolis, Minreiota, faste Sen. s.
%. gbsrman nsulih in elmer &ere: sd base es
con Den pclititern sefernt, einise Minntsn Su re-
Den, obne iraenb etras Su iasen." (Grcbss Sc
lGhter unb Surrabrufen.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21
6oule geriderunss=g eieai6aft,
GDlumbu8 , Cbtu.

Didt Gpmpaenie serfhert atseenberteS Gteenftum erfer &ak
Garrn. @sbduse. grirat-gDcbubduftr uS bertn Sntalt gerf6erunss-
@picen wereen entreber mad benz Netter = cher 9beHnabne- plan nab
imar auf iraenb ste Belt BON ni&t netr ais fanf Satrtn ~ausstaelt.
On einen, @tFfu %. retn nt6t mebr aS $4,000 ptrf&trt nod g.stntbum,
mpypn tur& In 1euer metr ais $4,000 mtrtb srf5rt werben lSnate.
Ditfs g0mgasnts sera&srt sssen ~esf6arisans :ssr ent,anSuns sara
gei6dft Az ttun. ba sts cine ttTere Garanhs fur bic 8ortsausr uab
ben enrtdsu Grfets H.. sic taben Is f& mr asstl ssmadt. ale
RING ss teaen uns fparfamatn planes ~ bsstenen HmS ben Bera@tr.
ten bdbur6 pl ~ erfpdren tas ft bic 0trfAernne Az benz mtrfti&ea
Rotten ,tefe her gerfuae ub Muslasn ~serdtreu, sa bic 0ewtnnat aus
f&tiesli& zen gerF6erttn ~ gut fonrntn. unb mbtm ne aur 1ettsis-
auna etnldten, ees nit Ger feaeaeu uebersueuns ~ thun, b6 Der ppn
ibntn In Annsntupa setra6te gian bic Gtftaf&aft ~ elmer Saxernbea
unh fur bic pslie6 Sntaber HGeren Nnfalt maiden rtrb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21
sie Maion nno SamIin Cabinet SraeIu,

,terata %rsrf@iehsn. eprisn, fir Sitdsn uns antsrs aauFf sfsisast aas
mr. $50 ts $500 lie su taben. Gitfelbfu taten etn unb fuuf.
ts 9 III uub Stibtr Webatllen pesr anbere erie Srdmiea
irtalten. Snufrirte aatalpse werbsn u%nenistfli8 %strabfcist. gqar
atrsHire Or a IN une pa NJ | n, Bofpn. ser Gfdier 1roffsrs Mer
Sspf. 20. 10. rH
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Dentfde
Ueuer=N erfherungs= @eieQfhaft
@lebelanb, Ohio.

|
1. Rapital unb l1eberfaus ........... $2ts, 100
tppptbefarif9 seFdert auf l~esenhss, ~eisentbnn.
Q. Meitere @erantmcrtliateit Der gtcd.
bclners ......... $IUO,UVO
81. beutfae gsfsuf6aft, ~sesraubet sebrnar s. 1859 nab
autOriart bur9 has Sefet bes etaats Obie ssrft&ert sc.
gen Berluf burh 8ener:
gebd1be Waareu uuo pcri0nlides Gigentbum
I'M etaate .Sbo.
runas=iirfunben, pel&e in beutf4er unb enslif9er esra&s
ausoefertiet rereen, %betgehrndt.
9ireftoreu bet gefenidaft:
Or. @ut. Mese, 5einri& Dettmsr, abOlf asttbers,
9 @ ssmis., S Ss.ss e mailir. Sseg ~ aes sss.
Beamte:
4spIf Rettbera, grdf. Saeob Maper, gieeprii.
Saepb millsr, eesretdr unb S&asmsihrr.
Musudrtige Mgenteu, rtip. @prreipouoenteu.
srempnt: 6. Wiumer, Gilmore: S8iIiam Nulemape.
Bellevue: 8 & gifenbeis 5urpn SObn s&mibt
Wonroepile 81 Sipfel germiQion 8 9afenfue
Afron 8 S8eber unb 8 6int amberf: 3 utbs
9ifHn: H6 grntm Upper Sanhusfp: 1eaerter
MafiQon: Better Queius liverpool: 4aul Se9
Canton: @iliam Stirbof geian: 3 Drummer
finblap: Sobn Metfel Bneprms: M Buhmann
gsuuostppn: aR NDelf3 Norpatf: SO Subr
ganSsstp: 3 9raub ersalins Midael gsebes
Saa;sa s = : ss @Snefser s sssssta: d. sinsissS.
ct. Waarrs: Bb. 9e,tns Mteeletown: g. 9a4naann
Sulphur Spring: s. 6eibH Niuersburs: BENZ. @otn
gRaripR: @h. Grener VSapdtoneta: WR. SuubrpU
BENTON: g.. RauTmann giprwalf: q. 6ergel
Selpbos: Oh. Sing 9~8einsberg: 8. @erbe
DEFIANCE s. M. Sir4nr Newarf. gliding Co.: o. 0reSes
9aneafer: 3. 6eler Carer: g. 5are
Nerea. n. Rrimer @anal Clinton s. 9imta@
ganal Sutton gh. 6ele, fen. Delaware: 3. 9iebenporfsr
@anal Dpper: ". Utpntaa glp4eter: ane. Stabl
@areaatpn: 6. Draper Gapoleon: IR. Spaptb
Vep Bremen g & Meslpb 0isiprina: Sobn NerIsY
StofeIs 6. Uiaer Gina, Sbsrmsper
louisville: 6rieb. Stabl.
9ieiienoe ageutru: IN
M gmdnann, 6reerid Stlba9.
Sanuar 49,. '65.
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Union Wpaenfabrtf.
Smeprns, Eraiufprb Spuntp, ..

Union Woaenfabrtf.
Suepr,,s, Eramfprb Gpmntp, ..
8. @interbplber, g. S4dffsr.
@. Sddffer, s. %. Orewtter,
Nadfoleer Don g. Glapper S &c..
Gabrifantem unb 6rc6. uno Sleinbaneler mil
f6ii6ten nub seffreifteu Saitmtren,
Gatinets, Scans s~eareiftsn 3eusen, Sluneu, @rls
lsnen Sefsn unp Strifsarn,
unt in allen Sprten NROne.
Maf6ineriem aler at pafeben. UNI ole arbeitsn ,a liefern,
bic in 8abrifen erier Slafe setban serssa, ME
&rdmpeln,
Gpinnen,
gEebeu,
Gdrben,
@aIfem,
NreFeu, &c.
sie baben In allen attbelnnsen Der 8abrit sef6idte unb
erfabrsne grbeiter ~anaeitelt unb iinb Jest bereit, gSplle i'm
rintaufb fur Sud- cter @aimir. Satinet, Seams, ihlttten
une g~etreiften 8laneil. pier trgenb cine aepnnitte Art pom
9eua ansunebmen. Gud nehmen lie gSpue, nm eieielee auf
gntbeil peer BET Der Darb gu perarbetteu. Wtr maten BE
grbeiten in allen Yer5dieeenen 9weiaen 70 ppbifeil une 70
SEN. @ir heben fur ale Mrbeiten Elm. bic in unferer Sabrif
seunadt mereen Strumpfsarn basen tptr iets an 6anb.
Oa bic me fen Mitalteeer unierer ~Sompa9nte Oeuiite ttnn,
70 lacen mir bic teutihen Bauern rne Burger pom CRAWFORD
unb tn angren,enten Counties elm, BET nns pcr,uiprehen.
Sie perten nneen, has aae arteiten prompt sar bsitimmtsn
Seit fsriaH fnb.
Wat II. 1855. %
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Refertn3m,
Sebr tpertbpoQ fur Uarmer!

anaemeines Biebarsnsibuh. oesr ilnterriht, mite Der eane.
mann Sterile, Rintpieb. Sdaafe. Sdpeine. 2ieeen unb Sun.
Re aufsieben, wartsn. fitts:n une ibre arantbsitsn srfsnnsa
unb helen foil.
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I. Rapital mmb lteberiau6 ........... $21S, 100
tppotbefartf9 seF9ert auf ~liesenSss, GisentbHm.
Q. Weitere 3erantmrrtlihfeit Der gtcd.
trlberS $1,000. $2OO,O0O
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-21

fcnt8ltm FteubtImet &ptftdrbt.
@eaen @imfentuma spn ST nns elmer 10 Sent gpHmarfe
perfeneet Ger i1nter3ei6nete pbisss Bud an irssnb einen 8las
in ben Ser. Staten.
2cuts Srau6,
Set Is '6s.-2mt - Sanhusfp @itp. G.te Co.. 8.
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q =
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and f~avorably
known, will thor
oughly ~reinvigorate
broken down and
ow-spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and intes'
tines.
1t is a sure pre-
yentive of all DIS
eases incident 10
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this animal, such
Y Elbow WA.
TER, H cav ES,
C0UG s, DIS
T E " P Z r., FE-
VERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
TITE AND VITAL.
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves the
wind, increases
the appetite gives
. SIN and
glossy skin-and
transforms t h e
miserable skeleton
horse
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Wm. NJ. Gwinn
has been released from confinement in a
fort below New Orleans.
The House disposed of the ScnAte bill to
admit Colorado into the Union in sum-
mary manner, voting down all amend
mcnts, and sending it to the President for
signature just as it came fromthe Senate.
Both houses have passed bill charging
the State of Nevada, by adding to it seve-
raj thousand square miles cut off from
Utah. The Utah delegate protested very
earnestly against this Federal invasion Of
Brigham Young's dominions.
WASHINGTON, May THE Senate was
occupied with the question Of reconsider
ing the vote by which the amendment to
the Post Office appropriation bill, restrict
ing the President from making removals
from Office, was passed. A number of
speeches were made on both sides, when a
vote was taken, AID the amendment recon-
siderod; after which tho Senate adjourned.
The House considered the new tax bill
Also, resolved to hold evening sessions in
future. The report of the Reconstruction
Committee comes up tomorrow.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08
Latest from Europe.

New YORK. May 7.-Livorpool Z. dates to
the 25th ult have beens received:
The sales of cotton on Saturday were
$4,000 bales. Middling 14A@l5, and dull
Five-twenties 69s@Hh. Consols SGs 0sGi.
The steamship City Of Washington hav-
ing been overtaken by passing vessel at
sea, her passengers were taken off. The
Washington's screw had become disabled,
and she was under sail
The reform bill passed the Hvusc of
Commons by a majority of five Political
interest AZ England centred on the fate of
the reform bill.
1t is asserted that all dangers OF Ger
man war have been removed
The United States steamer kcarsagc is
i'll quarantine at Lisbon, with yellow fever
on board. Fourteen persons have died.
The local authorities at various English
ports have received Government instruc-
tions to take precautionary measures
against cholera.
Prussia objects '' -ming her forces
while Austria cont. to maintain arma.
ments on the Italian ,ders.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

The hail storm which passed over
Baltimore, on Tuesday night, was
one of the most remarkable meteoro-
logical phenomena of the kind ever
witnessed. In force and fury, and
the size and hardness of the hail
stones, it was unparalleled. We think
1T moderate computation to say
that 20, panes of glass were shat
tered by the storm.
In the testimony reported on the
I'd, from the Committee on Recon-
structlon, General Sheridan's evi-
dence as to affairs in his department
is given. The General believes the
people there accept the situation. and
are anxious to return to their full po-
litical rights in the Union, but ex-
hibit at the same time q strong desire
to glorify rebellion.
The editor of the New Bedford
Mass 1Nercuyy has had an interview
with Judge Clifford since his return
from Washington, and says if the
trial OF Jefferson Davis takes place,
1t will probably be in Norfolk, Va,
and adds, eve feel confident thut it
will not be entered upon unless the
object which the Government has in
view can be attained by it,
The Fenians have created another
excitement on the border. The
British schooner Friend cleared from
Eastport, Tuesday night, with party
of armed Fenians on board, and was
seen yesterday morning flying the
flag of the Irish Republic The
Wlnooski started in full pursuit Mt 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon
The flood along the river borders of
Louisiana, caused by the breaking OF
the levees, still continues, and many
of the richest sugar and cotton plan
thtions in that section of country are
deluged. Several crevasses have also
broken out in the Immediate vicinity
of New Orleans.
The Empress of Austria, one of
the handsomest princesscs of Europe
is about to visit Eugenie, of France,
and Isabella, Of Spain, on her way
to Madeira, and probably with a
view of diplomatizing against Prus-
STA.
In North Carolina the demand for
labor still exceeds the supply, not
withstanding the fact that there
are thousand Of negroes in the State
who are idle.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

New MNsesrc TEMp1E tn BA1r1.
s1oRr.-Tfs buildlag committee hav-
ing charge of the new Masonic TEN
pie to be erected on North Charles
street, adjoining st. Pauls Church
has succeeded in effecting the pur-
chase from Mr.. David Wilson of the
Large dwelling next to the property
heretofore purchased, having front
on Chsrles street of 30 feet for
the SIN 81 $31, 900. This will give
the tenn, lie front Of 131 feet on
Charles street, with q depth of $50
feet to a SO foot street. The work
Of tearing down the two dwellings,
heretofore purchased has already
commenced, and possession of the
last purchase is to begin on the first
of June. The Temple is designed to
be not less than so feet in height,
marble front, the first story to be oc-
cupied as elegant stores, the second
as large concert saloon, and the
balance of the building to be used bv
the Order as lodge-rooms, &c. The
work is to be pushed to completion
as rapidly as prudence will permit,
and when finished it is supposed it
will be second to no building of the
kind In the country
Baltimo7'e iS,u1, 2d.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

FooTE REDIvCs. Yesterday we had
the pleasure of receiving visit from
the distinguished ex Governor Henry
). Foote. He said to us yesterday
that he contemplated locating in
Kentucky, perhaps in this city, at an
early day. -LouisrWe Jo,nmA, Isl.
There is an United States Senator
to be elected in Kentucky, next win
ter, we believe, and Foote is perhaps
looking to be candidate.
RichmOnd DISPATCH.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-08

CARGO OF SLAvEs.-By recent ar
rival from Havana we learn that a
cargo of slaves had just been landed
on the Southern side of the island Of
Cuba. They were ':immediately dis
tributed," says the account. As the
slave trade to the New England ports
ceased in 1908, and slavery itself was
wound up in this country last year,
there is really no theatre of operations
for Sumner and his brother fanatics.
Why don't they go to Cuba and look
after and put an end to the brutal
trade which their ancestors followed
two or three generations ago?
RichDl0nd DiSpufcI.
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Public Meeting.

REGARDING it important to the truth
and justice of history that the circum-
stances attending the destruction of Co.
lumbia in February, 1865, should be fully
and impartially investigated, and the evil
dcncc in relation thereto collected and
perpetuated, while the facts are still fresh
III the memory of witnesses, we respect
fully invite the citizens of Columbia and of
Rlchland District to meet at Gibbes' Hall,
on WEDNESDAY next, at 12 o'clock M, to
consider and adopt measures to that end.
E. J. ARTHUR,
WM. WALLACE,
WM. H. TALLEY,
EDWIN j. SCOTT,
VIM. X. BACHMAN,
Members of the Richland Delegation.
Mays
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Sales,
Commissioners Sale.
RICHLAND-IN EQUITY

LEVIN K PEIXoTTo, Auctioneers.
DAVID Jacobs vs.. NJ. Goodwin, Adm'x, Kate
Goodwin ct a.
pursuance of the order of the Court
Il IN the above stated case, will sell, be-
lore the Court House at Columbia, on the
FIRST MONDAY in June next. ali tbst iot
OF LAND, with the buildings thereon, in
the city of Columbia, containing one-half
acre, more or less, situated on Richland
street, and bounded on the North by J. C.
Dials lot, East by Dr.. Cuthbert, South BY
Kichland street and West by lot of Celia
Name or Ben. Delane
Terms OF sale cash. Purchasers to paw
for papers.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, E.R.D.
Mays %
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Later from Europe.

New YORK, May G.--Liverpool dates to
the 9th ultimo have been received The
safes OF cotton for the week foot up 96, 900
bales, of which spectators took 10000 and
exporters 1000 bales. Prices advanced
ed. to Id. on the week, the market closing
quiet and easier. The following are the
quotations: Middling Orleans, 153d.; Con-
soils, 1863 to 81; United States tive-twenties,
70I.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,

COLUMBIA, May I. Nothing WAS done in
cotton on Monday. On Tuesday, news to
the 2lst ult. was received, stating an ad-
better feeling, and on Thursday sales
were made at 230t24c. for good middling;
20It2lc. for low middling; lSG219tc. for or
dinary. The sales or that day we're about
120 bales, and but little since offered.
Later accounts, received to-day, stating a
further advance i'll Liverpool on the 9th,
Will have its effect here
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There were only six persons in
Memphis in 1861 who voted against
secession. Now there are not less than
600 persons claiming to be one Of the
six. Just the case in Richmond, says
the Examiner.
The Callego Mills are being rebuilt
at Richmond. They are to be eight
stories high, and capable of turning
out 1000 barrels of flour per day.
Five white men were whipped,
May Sd, at Wilmington, n c., for
larceny, by order of the Court. The
Freedmen's Bureau did not interfere.
S12, 900 worth of wild pigeons have
been shipped from Cartersburg, In
diana, on the Terre Haute Road, to
New York, within the past five weeks.
Mr.. Isaac Entenmeyer. an old mer-
chant and Hebrew rabbi, died sud
denly in Lynchburg, Va, last week
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON, MAY 7.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Schr Daniel Britain, Springer, Boston.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr A. II. Leaning, Philadelphia
Schr. Jonas Sparks, Crowther Baltimore.
IN THE OFFISG.
French bark LAnge Guarliene, Havana.
WENT TO SEA SATURDAY.
steamship Saragossa, Crowell, New York
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Brig Trenton, Sawyer, Boston.
Schr. Alfred f. Smyrk, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr. Elizabeth, Kelly, New York.
SAILED FOR CHARLESTON
Steamship Emily d. Souder, New York.
Brig Ambrose, Light, Baltimore.