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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-24

The L. ID. Wagner. which piled
between Charleston and Boston, has
been burnt at sea. The passengers
and crew arc safe.
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Stamping! Stamping! STAMPING!

hONE i'll variety of handsome stvfas.
~ on any kind Of goods. a large assort-
mcnt Of choice Patterns can be seen at all
times. Also, beautiful Braiding Patterns;
and orders taken for Braiding, in a neat
and pretty manner, on short notice. Ap
ply at the auction room of Messrs. LEVIN
& PElNOFTO, corner Plain and Assembly
streets. Columbia. Oct 81
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Court. The Court of Sessions for
Pickens District convened at this
place, on Monday last-his Honor
Judge Monro, presiding. His Honor
dispatches business in q quiet, plea
SAINT manner, and much to the salts
faction Of those present generally.
Monday and Tuesday were occu-
pied by unimportant matters, save
that of Il rule against the Clerk for
not docketing the civil cases Col
Norton insisted that the rule should
be made absolute, and that the re-
cent law of the Legislature on this
subject was unconstitutional Gen.
Haskell spoke to the same point
Gen. MCGOWAN defended the action
of the Clerk. Judge Munro discharged
the rule The case will go to the
Court Of Errors -Pic6eas Ccurier.
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GEORGE SMITH.

S-an NAY be found next to W.
TI t. Walters, opposite the Mar
~ u kct, prepared to manufacture
Aevery description Of Ladies'
and Gentlcmen's BOOTS, CATERS, &c.
Oct "a limo
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State South Northumberland Dist

By J"cob Bel. O'dimary Of sad District.
WHEREAS Elizabeth G. Startling
w hath applied to me for letters Of
administration on all and singular the
goods and chattels, rights and credits OF
Gabriel r.. Starting, late Of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monisl all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinarv's
Court for the said District. to be holden at
Columbia on Monday, the fifth day of
show cause, if any, why the said admins
tration should not be granted
GIVEN under my hand and seal of the Court
this twenty-second day of October, in the
year, Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and slXty-six, and in tho nine
ty-first year Of American independence
JACOB BELL,
Oct "a VIZ Ordinary Richlanl Dist
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s.It world have been more satisfac

cit would have been more satisfac
tory. we acknowledge, had Congress
definitely affirmed its readiness to
admit the States on their ratification
Of the amendment We think that
the omission was an error, If not Il
wrong. That it does not imply an
adverse purpose is, however, as clear
us anything can be, which depends
upon inferential and presumptive
evidence"
Oh, willy politician! To trust to
radical faith on such . slender basis
as this-such an easy loop-hole for
those who never kept faith to creep
out of. ga burnt child breads fire. "
The NATIONAL EMPRESS CoMPANY.
The Richmond Times says it has been
determined to reduce the capital
stock OF the company from 81, 900, 900
to S1,000,000, thereby reducing the
par value OF each share from 500 to
$50. It is believed that Ill the stock
holders will be willing to pay up to
this extent. If such should be the
case, the amount thus paid in will
pay all the outstanding debts OF the
company; and enable it to proceed
uninterrnptcdiy. 1t was further de
termined by the stockholders meet
ing to issue S600,OOO of new stock.
on which the company guarantees q
dividend of eight per cent. The
company arc sanguinc Of eventual
success. The Richmond Dispatch
states that arrangements are in pro-
gress for connecting with the Mer-
chants Union Express Company,
who will conduct the business North,
East and West; the National will
carry on the Southern routes
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A Liberal OFFER. The publishers OF
The G"ltry the new f"-tnlShtly maga-
zine, announce THAI they viii gre to each
purchaser Of the n:ln!brr ot that magazine
for November is' Which /. now ready,
handsomely illustrated pamphlet book or
lG3 octave pages, containing the first
twenty-six chapters of Tho Clavcrings,"
Anthony Trollopc's latest and best novel
"Thc Clavcrings" is appearing in The.
G0i0ry simultaneously with it's publica-
ton iii England, and will soon be com
plcted. The book given away is equal i1a
size and Typography to novels which are
ordinarily sold for scveuty-tivc ceuts. The
Gdi0ry for November /, with ''Yhe Cla-
vcrinSs, extra. may !,r obtained at the
leading newsdra!ers', or the magazine and
the book will be sent by the publishers to
amy address, on the receipt of thirty cents.
Address W. G. 4 +. u. Church, No 80 Park
Row, New YORK.
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Lo CaI RIO xg2 -.

No ssra SuFzbacicr & Go. advertise that
'hey are ceiling eff thoir large stock OF
goods at cost. Give tl:cm y call, as bar
gains will doubtless Lc obtained.
CHEAP RAILROAD FHr1aurs Charlotte,
N. c., and all Intermediate points, will
have the advantage from to-doy, Of low
railroad rates to Charleston, S. c. We
have been informed that s3 per bale on
cotton; II per head on iirst-class merchan-
di%e: ~ cents Oil sccoi!ti class and rs cents
on third, are the figures for the through
frciShts. Stock, furniture machinery, &C..
per car load, are rated at comparatively
low price. Inc particulars OF these srea.
changes Will be made knownin 4 few days;
as also a tariff Of rates from and to Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
moro, which will give 70 Charleston posi-
ton as shipping port. to which she is, by
her geographical position, 50 clearly enti-
tied.
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HAIR BRUSHES.

USr OPENED, y large assortment Of
~ Lows and John Cornell & Co.'S ENG
LlSiI HAIR BRUSHES, at
DE-. G. II. MIOTS Drug Store.
Oci II
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TnE LAMP OF LIFE. The glow of health
and beauty is :Gwilcrr more pcrceptiblc
and beautifully attractive than in tho
ruldy, iIcalthfIl, glowing, beautiful com
plcxion Of Il healthy person The COM
ple1lon is radiant and the lamp Of life
burns brightly, so long ~ it is supplied
with pure blood The Quecn's Delight and
Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is !.
cleaning and searching, medicine giving
strength to the feeble, invigorating and
restoring the OLD; cleansing apd purifying
the young. The Queens Delight and Ssr.
saparilla is for sale by Fisher & Hcinitsh
pharmacists.
New tl'rEr rIsEsIrNTs. Attention il calf
cd "a the tolo;rns advertisements, wlic).
are published this morning Cor tlr frs.
time:
w. I. Walter-Furnitur Sale.
j. ID. Aiken & Co. Steamship Dictator.
Gov. Orr-To Builders ard Contractors.
columbia I.odgc-EXtra Meeting
J. Snlzbacher.S Co. Selling Off
Coy. Orr-Proclamation.
ID. B. Miller-Lcgal Notice
IL. +. Nichols K Co. Removal
George Smith - Boots. Shoes, e..
jacob Bell Citation Mrs. Startling.
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10 gather pearls from oceans vases,
Divers 80 down p divers places;
But at our mouths of streams ant. DAVIS
No pearls do Asian swimmers rise,
Like those III beanty's mouth tl9t shine
Made by the SoZodont divine.
, 1866-06-16
THE FENIANS.
The Canadian Authorities still Alarm.
cd-FuFshcr Trouble Anticipated
Additional Arrests Of Fenlans in
Cnnada-A BoSnbaattc Challenge

The Canadian Authorities stu AIarm
cd-Fnrshcr Trouble Anticipated -
Additional Arrests Of FenianB in
Canada-A Bombaattc Challenge
DiAenaree Of President Roberts.
NEW YoBk, June 1a-A Montreal despatch eays
border has been coansermanded, oWin. to the IN
tioouction OF The resolutions on the neutrality act
into Concrcts."
hle at Buffalo, Genera! Meade tu fden1y called
back t1oM Albany TO that point, and four COM
ranies OF trpops have been ordered from Malone
there.
An Ottawa &C. W.} W.}deep1tch says: "Another ra,d
Is rxprctcd At FoEt Erie Fourteen Feniana hare
been arrested At Hamilton, with important deg
movement Of troops is torbidden and something
important IL on the carpet. Large Numbers OF Fe-
ntsns aEe rcpoF'ed Is assembling along the south-
a Duna1o detpatch fays the Fenlan Gen. Burns
has challenged Col. LoWzy. Of she Btt1sh forces At
Fett Erie, 10 pttcbed battle with 1900 or 5000
troop.
BUFFALO, 5nne 15.-Gene17l Meade arrived here
lset niRnt, aud l. at General Bany's headqnatte-s
mis- tnornipe. About 1000 Fenlant lett list night
os ne sss ,Sss, S, q sas VT and bs
rlf get Od Acon.
The ch,1ence Of The Fen11u General Burns 10
colonel & e Lowry, The British connandaut a. Fort
WIS piece Of ridiculous bonbast. The English
cd]ctr who IeeciEed It, tore The chaliauge up md
threw It On the ground f.. hia answer,
Fensart.m N this locality Il splayed ou'," for
the pr1+rnt.
Gen. Meade bas just teeucd m order appointing
Gen. Da1J to command the whole frontier, from
EIlc Pa. 10 Platt-buvK, n. 7. He has ordered all
he United Statca tsovpx. excerpt one COMPANY.
back 10 their ttatinns. Gen. Meade lhluk. 10
fu1'beE trouble Is IN Be apprchended In this quar-.
le. He lesFe. here Tomorrow for N1ar4rn Falls,
NEw. YoKK. June 16-Col. ". X Roher1t wss
hroupht into cour promptly thia morning. follove
BY m enthusiastic crowd. The District Attorney.
aftcr mixing a long .peech, In which he stated
dinicptt TO obsatr the proper testimony md be
uuuld ditcharrc Mr. Roberts, and would present
The c1se for action by The grand jury at ia ue1:
stt{inR. The ANNOUNCEMENT Wa8 received with Au-
d+chasred the pzseones and he koes about bis huti
Eezs n RSRAl.
, 1866-06-16
FROM NEW YORK,
Death from ChoIera-1Ii<toFy Correct
ed-Tbc Fashion Coursc-FFaudulent
TtxnAMefiuu. Lie.

Death from ChoIera-f1i%toFy Correct
ed-Tbc Fashion CourseFrauduleng
TrzuAnct1o1. ktc.
NEw YonK juno 13.-Thie moru,ne well.to-do
m[nd1e aged citizen died 10 Elizabeth street oi
CnOleIa-
Tne 1f1Lu1e pnh1i.te4 the lettcra Of President
1lncolu to Cen Wfltzel concerning the cslIins oil
the VtrgIn,a Lre.Ia'nre together. lie cor1ect The
impression that be hed recognized the rebel Lcels.
la'ufc ~ r1ghtfnl body, rs Judge Campbell a.
tetted.
Three other ca-es OF cho1esa are reported in the
city to-daS, Two perkore 'e,1ltuC in WarerIv
plsce md another In Cherry alley. ua>a uukno 81.
nd rcfuls Of dieease not yet asecrtaIued. Vartoa+
sumort Of cholera hege and in Brooklyn are CIR.
rent tonight.
Since ln+t report there hs been one ease Of caol-
es1 and Lso ea e. At qusraosf1e
The trnt orer Fashion Coutsa this afternoon. was
for Il GOO, mile htats. best three IN fire. Dexe,
beat Geo. n. Patch u. Jr, IN three straight beats.
Ttme-2-eeSN@; &4Sa; 9:s7A. The race Nas very
exciting. nod large crowd WIS pfetent.
Charles R+ddy Was examined before the Police
JudEe o-dhy. on charge Of selling interest IN
the steamship DaEolah, TO Colonel Wn. E. John
eon, Of NevadA. which inter 1t. 1t Is claimed, be
did not own The caec Is 10 be continued.
new tfeamer is soon to Be placed on the Nic1-
raeuA California toute.
The Ftpfaus arc tla1nosinz at headquarters Tor
money supposed 10 be N the treasuxy.
, 1866-06-16
N&m abherttHea1etltB..
Hyde Park Villa
FOR SALE
V2& k1A1222e
BONNIE VENTURE

"%%ANANA4A@ v FEN'1 II Es."
e. s;HmTet R.sdenes Of Y. FAsshTrns Hyde Park
c1ee.!F op0osta RoodvllIe 5tailo.. III. C. & e. hsI
m - aon51 noe from the c,tv Five os sx alus osii1
70 70 aod nom too cttT. Nearly two Acfrs Of eeonn1
uuoef the hest and AtfIsttc stats ar rntivs
r. WIZ ~ k.nds OF tt.tt and att The smai]
n G1luea faI1 OF vegetables Of eYef5 dsscr ptton
no'0eo'' garden '0'''' A6usE Is
ITO md half stores io1c0 feet. with ca,ar under
ihS Who'll. concrete bottom d1Tided into v-yessS,e
III. Ix. Htae. pEe~erEe. i*undry and co1l rootns The
whole house Ia cEtck "a inside :t- ffaue1o,E
FIRST FODk.
enhinc wsd. Along she enure tto-t- ~ta ehoee
Frr ~ n;
oEaHinsroom and dtnipE- tooGn On Que i'd. ifbrsr1
~ aad a,ai1s; Kitchen 1sxao eet With bird and sos
SECOND FLOOR.
eiaf1e elegant. airy chambers, with large 81 y.
a!so. swo pies sant feFTanis rooe WITH ciosess.
'4T3e attic over the whole. with ob5efvatorv
. aonso tn ~rfect repair. Rht rooms and Ian NJ
p'4eo w" app'opiI11'Hs I1HnE r 2 eo'slz IL paper.
VIE sig stalls, and txy Ion snacfent for Or tona
ot nay, Win nan's room OF. - 'S1~
ICx usif93K
10 barn, and full Of Ice. enneTy ve ttoct ed with
o13tH5. Eoo1. cox sad wagon sheds. the 0ho!e leo
81 soog With lattice work II 'front.' covered wthivy
= &! s:..i ~--.h sstn elegant h1wu r.. ~, I'M =
:sEo. - s'' VI u'sA''o aFoona ca-
Entnttuse E,t be sold With tho place II d.srtd soa
y - an e&sat home In peri Ct order vel,
aou. -'s s1o"1 Aao REo"1aes AF
For reference. any feslue1t OF nyde Pask. X
, 1866-06-16

Kalorr rroxk'. askiue al appropriation Of $l,3J1 TO
purchase and par Tor on i oi Get. t;aS in 4 Ph
!a.ki, kill.d al 5avanush dnr11s the R.vol4tou,ry
Var. Which hust was executed ~ the l4ts IIsnrY
.. Saunders, Of Philadelphia, IT the r.uus.+ Of
the JOINT Library Cuunttkse Of the rnistY-tourth
congtess, Is a eonplniDp to thu. Of KosctusSo,
purchased from him by Congress.
At four O'Clock tbs 0ol.e adiQQ1ued.
, 1866-06-16
The Canadian Authorities
Still Alarmed.
Bo1nbastic Challenge from a
Fenian Officer,

o05S AVU
fGn1nn f1Hicpr
nnrn.ur..-
I.fHEEtUE0T R0BEH1& 6&8Tn
- r,-~- afs
AZ kI8eklTs
/
-.
Geld Closed IN New voY.fr
l. at 148.
| ........
ER0M WAEHINCTDN
l.
tspec,el r.,rn,ch - ~
!. w,s..-sse
rorssr.,,a."aa AnaHu1oa. aah 'ane H.
The Routrr.n M 1.1n..n npoo. unsts
general item Of eonvcr.s,;n1 .n n1s oeea toe
few petsous tusttfx tbc 1.nor... -. "u.e 'a5
by Nh: ar,nne1l ~ - ..,.s .seo on AonoaS
ex+r--ns w oae on11oe o. ihe tanks Of The
hold th,t Il ,,..-. "estAsta enisA1; pretend to
t The ,,,.n,t .. .. VEL. no1seeau IN making
| oY VI. -,rt,,. .So' Ane general e5mpatny
onsrr-1 hn, ~. 49, ~N'a ". ~ se!efe1to 10 the
cur1tr,t verv s,rann,- su9nR nas Turned tue
Both 1rnfr,,nsn - - 1m o1 Ml' orlnneA-
o,,.sS -" 49, r t1e aouse before the session
The cOuCIAtpl2tiork f,f tIs f,fsna. p..... - :,
cloah- -roorn nm rhs s,suo-,f.-.. ~ tos
tbe torrusl Ind herr RAD Ins.- ~ cs,s a. sooa a.
| Ohio, moyed The .nnointnoc,t ~ .au10auk' k ..
nvc 10 fpyesr,rate the .ff.i, ,ns "-a1. "
II will be proper for the Ho1.e - ~. ~
<pauld1nc. Baukr Hnp.n n,--,,.5, - 49,.
Nesr pamea 4. The committee ~ 60, .a
matped In hin e.at ali d.. NJ. 49, s.uueu &c
flight Z askt OF The a.s,ulr r., pa.s.1m snom
the Hopse before two o,elock und =, ,.,sa @ .e'.
received weeks ,+.r. ~ .h..,.. ~ 4aaet 1oat
hope to repo.t early ne1t wses 10e s'"nl'''eo
CONCERNING TIE .n.~no- o-,r~-xn
4 letter from Trieste ron,,tce Co.. ..s.
respecting ,be rnonn, ,o.h.as .9 l1!o1taauoa
III tic recently published c,rs,nnnas,,, "ss 1ae
Ms Min ster aotley and h. Arst,1.-,. sss..,.1
ofForstgu AtaI,s. il anne,r. H., .na,- ,Se.s
lifted Tor tervIce II Me1,co. and .c,,, =
Of Naxintlian,s army. 1hey rr,e .rrh.rts5 -.
French vessel. and xrre rr,dv ~ 1s.,a
when Mr. Mo;Iey.e te.nstch .rrrs,ed the ...;nn
OF lhe Anttnan Government Thrv -rr,.,,.a ~
tphoa'd nine daye, and were then qrtcrrd to
lsnd, md The Government te!essed them from the
A=aehn oath Of service. Some Of them at ouce
tnht Cd In 1he regular Austrian service bu: the
remainder os ths thbnAsnd refated to do 70. and
manF OF Them were 70 di.fa'.sned that they 1si.ed
, 1866-06-16

w A. HENDRIX, WATCH,
~ . fHRoEDMErER AND CLOCE MANU-.
FAcTUEEH. N.,+5t!ne wa.ehc. repaired, M. s.ted
Ctracts promptly nlltd for Tnrret. Locomotive md
R.i!soad s.stsoo clocts; Gearing Of ~ dcds .
tor. 05 North Il saIleSt, Chicago.
, 1866-06-16
WRIT OIL COMPANY,


Tit Shareholders are reqrested to meet this even
ing, the fremont 1oube. PcE.ons who hare yIateL
the great Well will be pTcstnt.
Y.y9 DIRECTORS.
, 1866-06-16

3 Car LOn 10 Of Uf0bKCS,
= 0r Londa Of Lentops,
For rae n
AZ. GRAFT g. cos, 148 south Water St,
R2st-cet
sloo,oco MADE Tn ONE X1Aa!
To all Eho wish tc make money, or fortuna, By
tnclottnE II % 1n ubscks sending to our I'd.
dfeEE We wfl ttfofn them how to do the same, Ah-
dress G." =. o. BOZ Ill Lamollle. III.
, 1866-06-16
Strawberry Growers !

Mc woa'd i!ke 70 contract. at Eessonable nsare,.
with son. fnf ira EbcfTles for CANSLNf. We Wapt
tnetn hni!ed EhrD plcked: II possible. YOU CAN
SEMI EVERY morn ING few Of many. Thert Will
be M LOSS. aud no OMISSIONS 10 psy, a3 W
tha11 use them ourselves. AddfesH, IxxEpIArEIy,
stating prtc! per quart or bushei.
THOMAS 4 CO.,
Picking and Preserving WateL ouse,
tu16g3s2taA4xnet 9l Bonth Water street.
, 1866-06-16
CORPORATION NOTICE.
rxTE R<a ~ p7.u RI <Bov~u

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ 0JTIcz or TIE RoAEo ny PuHtrn WoE1al
Chicago, June Is, 1855. !
Where's. the Common Csnacn q nc cttl Of chi:
lIns Of Rtuaen street to he eat line Of The rosdvay
feet Etna tn The middle OF GA1d ROAD, hetW..n said
ntteeu incnea, at an rstImHted cost Of $3,E51.s1.
ALSO,
That the alley running north and south through the
West Psrt II RiocE %, in Johnston. Kober:s and
plank Cd 1t an esdmatfd cost Of ttea "a.
saId EuIk TO pa done under the sUpertntt7dEnce Of
the Board Of Public Worts, and th.! the several
sums n1Med above. be ASSESSED upon the real eat1te
c.smea % hsasn,sa b. The ssvefa! ieproE!sm%sats r % 19
Charter - amended In such c1ke made md pro-
vlded.
persnas lnts1t SID that the ':om mnlssonets OF the
roArd OF Public Works viii meet Ro0M No. Is, ID
said city: on Saturday the ara day Of Jane. a. ..
lSs6. At 1he hour OF Gen O'Clock to Asseas thu
smoot Z sbnre named directed u Aforesaid, BY the
deeueo oecenled BY the said contemplated improve
ment-
J. q. GiNDKLE,
FRKD. LETz
o. J. ROSE.
Commissioners OF the Board oi Public Works.
tpYEr3S2kt
, 1866-06-16

We arc authorized TO losn this amount 1t ten re1
cent for tYe Yenrs 1fst-c1ass city mortgage Aao
$M,0oo lu sans Of *l000 and upwards GALLUP d
PEABODY, ~ portland Block. K2s9 ret
, 1866-06-16

Cholera Infantum or Summer
Complaint,

Il speedily and enectpallY cured By the Carnp4tiye
nta'ion and cs!nas tna action Of the stomach, and
~ I1 oe sMe0 On 70 fstieye ~ suTednsa Of
Chslea Aoroas. Etolic, 0,telns Pains, Sour ssonn-
Msnt Of Apretite, Wind in The BDwcis, Clamps, sea
sicAnetl* and I'll Rowei Affections d Nervous DIS.
easta. aft removed By IAYEk'S CAHM[NA TIVE
lsALSAa. with more certainty and esse than Dy any
other preparation ret odtr-d toe pubic.
All Dr. jayne l. Sou's Family Medicines are sold
IN Ch't.Fo BY Mesars. FULLER, fIN:H & FULLER,
and By Druggists generally,
jel1l522513m-A-w sLrrel
, 1866-06-16

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE o. TuK BoARp or PrBLtc weRKAl
wbe1eaE, tha Common Cou.c,l Of the Clt7 Of Chi.
b.; :sf e sss r. s
TO Chicago b Eide cd 70 the width Of II feet and
e1tetded Of tn tAme wid d est to Clark atEtet.
king the south ltne theeot parallel to and III LII feet
10th from the North Iine o. Monroe street..
Now. therefore, public notice s hereby ktyeo 70 al
pern ons nsersatea. that The Couniu(snesa o. the
tbs CuuIt Ho,se In Iad city. 231 day or Jnoe
A.D- Es6 It the hour Of 10 oc4ock + TO- Al.ess
the d1msEe4 that will be suEtaiaed. the hench&t
confer ed. together With the costs OF the proceed
1-gt. BY reason Of the tn1oG Of kucn work and Eha
making OF aaad contemplate improvement
The general uescf!p lon o{ the lA1d 10 be drnaei
f. s7te of lsnt ao,os II tees vto. fren ,ha .oata
s. strip Of II about feet 11de ffu tbs south end
o. The wtn parr nf lot :: stslc Of a. ab1ute feet
wide from the soath side OF &ubtots md Of lots
and !: "trip Of l1od about.I feet wlae rfon the
rorh end Of lot and ON tue east II OF lot g. aud
SIR land .hou. T. fe.t wide ON the unith end
the sest Of 10 e. aud from lots aud g. Ill n Blocx
lis, School aetiion Aod4uo. y I:hio.fo.
]. GINDKLG,
FRED. LEN4
q. J. E0SE,
Commissioner OF the Hoard Of Pubic Works.
tnlGsH9tt
A NDREWS, HITCHCOCK d
IA CO. dealezs Il
aR1Aa HILL QnA1.< sass.
Eos. L s Johns -n's NAe4ne -nIu.
ClKV 14AlscuK....E.o Q. Aapf2o*
C. 2 .-,M+ss. RkuxA
, 1866-06-16
CONFECTIONERY.
$4,000,

J. p. FTRTI has openrd nsw Store At No. ~
TATE STREET., where viii be found choice Confec.
tneEy ofa1I kinda and Viii be happy to SEQ those
I'm dkajfA \ 1cn ~
, 1866-06-16

It quick. sa1t and cext2tn in tts action, aEo7dpa
INN edlAte relief when promptly administered. Ase
does not p,r Its virtues neiheg Is It subject 10 tnt
varying innuences Of copate. beng equally effective
In Ill Ah udes, It u in all respects what ii claims TO
be--a "51oath9rd Household KemedY,'t which ever
ialutly should be srppned with.
, 1866-06-16

1hcir Lgtsa1ures for The 1atidcstion Of the amend
mcnt to tho conrtitu'ion just pasted hy Congress-
It II now understood thxt aucn uniform action will
be rad. and Lat. before the adjournmcn: Of Con-
cre.A. = ratification OF the amendment will he mado
1t II also<:sted that The Republican members Of
Congress viii advise their respective Governors to
call cKsa ce*onA Of their Legislatures tor the puY-
poec u ra,ifYlnR the amendment. The Legislature
, Of Ner Rnnpthire II now In session, and will be
the nstt 10 lznfy.
In the Semitic, on the 18th, Mr. Sherman, in
reply TO IN Hrtlcae IN the New York Tribune, de-
uled tbat be Tas the organ Of the Tfeaensy De-
partment. Mr. Elrkwood, frotn The Conferrnce
Committee On The dIeaRscttng votes on the joint
resolution relative to the disposal Of the public
lands IN the Southern Siatcs, madea report, which
was concurrod IN. On motion ot Mr.. Grimes. a
resolnnon Wis adopted calling on The Seczetars Of
War lot fhe report Of the board Of of1cers On tie
rubiect Of coaet defenocs. The Joint resolution
for the representation Of the United StateS at the
.partt Exposition was taken up. TIE motion 10
appropriate f9s, 600 IN coin for the erection Of
but1otns1 1ur The disp!ay OF American
artc1es, WIS eRreed to-yeaa 18, nay4 II.
The joint resolution was then passed.
message waa received from the President,
vctoin9 the bill authorizing the New York md
Montana Iron Mining Company to purrha>e cer-
tain l1nds reserved from sale, and not now in mar
business. Senate asourned, In the House. Mr.
Spaldtng o!ated 4 resolution, which Was adopted.
TO investigate the assauit made BY lii. Kouateau
upon AE GrtnneI, both members OF the House
Ihn bill to provide for The payment Of certain In
dian regiments, was paased. Tne Senate bill to
regulate the appointments at payu1as'ers m the
Nary. vas passed. Mr.. Bingham asked lcave to
Introduce resolution reureet,n- the President to
transmit forthwith to the Executives OF the seve.l
:ststas copies Of the art,ces Of amendment psopoe
ed by coueTesa 10 The Stase Legislatures, to amend
the Con.tituuou Of the Culsed otates+ Mr.
LcJloud objected to the Introduction Of the
resolution. and 1nststed that It rhould not be
aoop,td until the joint resolution propo.lrs thu
nme1dmen. had been submitted 70 and eiened BY
the Pres,den.. The speaker decided. and quoted
aa,hor1ties 10 sustain the decision. thAs the Joint
resolution nrnpoetnc amendaeuts to the t;onsstu-
ton, rhouid not be submitted TO the P'etiden'.
The objection being sustained, Tz. Bingham Eavc
notice that b. would introduce the resolution again
on Monday. The speaker announced the special
committee Oh the kou.seau- -GEsnnel1 adau. The
House proceeded 10 'he consideration Of The bill 10
provide tor Eeionue .he 6taef lately in 1nsnsrec-
tion. After debate, u ren. ovcr. Aftef the t.ins-
action Of eome un1tnportant business, the House
adjouued.
, 1866-06-16

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