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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-01-24

WHAT NE1r.-Major General King, Com
mandant of this District, accompanied by his
wife, and another gentleman and lady, drove
cut yesterday afternoon, and when about
three miles from the city were met by two
Mil1edgeyille, and after the interchange of a
few words, demanded Of the General to sur.
render to him the horses which he was driy-
ing. The demand being accompanied by the
exhibition of shooting irons, the General
gracefully, but reluctantly, surrendered to
overpowering force, from the fact that he
was unarmed; and, doubtless cano to the
conclusion, under. the circumstances, that
discretion was the better part of 7alor. The
robbers immediately Embarrassed the Gene
rails horses and bid him an affectionate fare
we'll. 'z b. 80.
After driving ON short distance those high.
way robbers met ge ,tlenan and lady, rid
ing on horseback, who accompanied General
King and lady from the city. and with the
utmost audscity commanded the gentleman
to dismount, which he did, and his horse was
then appropriated; making in all three horses
which they had stolen. This is 10 every res
pect the boldest highway robbery which we
have of late chronicled, when we consider the
time, the place and the prominence Of the,
victims of this outrageous proceeding. Cen
eral King, on his return to the city, sent a
detachm emit of mounted men after the rob-,
bers, and we sincerely trust that they will be
arrested and punished severely for this high
handed outrage. ~.
SThe General is nm officer of the old Army,
and has, by his judicious and impartial ad,
ministratiun Of. all matters coming under his
Jurisdiction, WOE the respect and esteem of
our 5citizens, and we sincerely regret the oc-
currence of this daring highway robbery. >sA
: .The7General, no doubt, appreciates good
joke, but We imagine that the foregoing is too
practicable to be appreciated.-Augusta Com
stitutionalist, Goth. - -. ~
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The xule is in oneration. :

nc asHtt 10 \" O''eI"Sf""'
Our prssent forms repairing subscriptions in
Advance arc now in operation. and We rond the
I5r.rf;,tr TO NONE anl.,s this ruiz I, com.
rlioi with. In carrying his system into execu.
ii.n, We are weekly parting With some Of our
Oldest, highest esteemed and most reliable friends:
but We hope thes.faraliOn. wilLbe shOr., far they
aro srusitle mtn and cannot fsir to see tbe.jas-
tice and fairncss-yea, aeeessity-of' our course
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what Simon Thinks ard Says and Does

What Simon Thinks and.Says and Does.
Who is SIuos! Why the Head and Front Of
I. slxoN & Co., Clothing Merchants, PA, Broad
Street, Augusta, Ga. SMos thinks "that war Is
declared against Ms1ico;" but let this be as it
may, sIxox declares war against high prices for
clothing. SIMON does not think that Cotton will
bo worth saventy-fye cents per pound next
spring :" therefore be will continue to furnieh the
publis with everything in the clothing line at ro-
duced prices. SIMON says it is reported "that
the Prince of Wales with his s-wifc and two ba-
bies) will visit Augusta soon." He couldn't visit
a handsomer or moro enterprsing place. This
last is what zee think. Indeed We were about to
'ay "couldn't visit o better place." But when We
call to mind tho horse raid which befsl Gcnl
Kixa aud bis party the other day, and the robbie.
ry of st. Johns Church, and the knocking down
of Mr.. TALIAPERRo, &C., de-, We have not the
tsmerity TO rooord suchea sentonce. We dont
know what S,Nos thinks of all ibis, buthe seem.
incluoa to give cradsnce to the report of the in.
tended risit Of yloToRIA's royal son. Conso.
quonlly, ho oifershis whole stock of clothing o.
wonderly cheap rates in oraor that all may have
neu suit in which to cali upon their Roya
Higbnes,.s. Wssan assure the public that these
z viii In csEsEy ya4 Aaa 15fst sSss,eR
Broad Street. will ft out the ladisi splendidly fol
| the 1amo august and solemn rite.
Nowif you should SO into SIxoS's and query
| him about all these doings and sayings and think
ings, he would no doubt have to dodge consider
ably, but then he knows perfectly well, from lSat
experience, that any enc entering bis store is Ina
mediatsly and profoundly absOrbed in the beauty
durability, completeness and cheapness of hi
stock; and would mover dream of asking quertionl
concerning anything else. Anybody, however
bent upon CaLochising SIMON, can find him, eve,
ready and willing, at 22i Bread strOot-as viii
be seen by referring to his advertisement in
another part Of to- days Adrcrtiser.
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Iona. II. stephens--His Views.

.Hpn.sA. III. Stephens..Hi-llss bis (. " views.
A letter from A. II. Stephens, dated at crav-
fordayie, Georgia, 2sth ultimo, contains the fOl-
lowing paragraph: .
,AEtoho I am .deiug, I gan only; say that, IN
tho NJ alter of health, have improved great,
q vorse condition -physicallyi morally and PIT
iiticall yAthan Ie1fectod' THE general desire Of
Che pSSflois for aypend restoration Of civil Ian
and hsraopy ,audI am engagea in doing all
can TO- effect that result. LIDO trust, that wisdom
moderation and tfae patriOti,m will rhis, th'
councils at Washington. s. " ga 80
M.anw6iIo, Ills the duty of every one 70 do F,h'
best he can; tie wise and The good will ai.as'
tsks- tliugsa s,thsy find them, and sdo the! bes
ftheycan With them as they present themselves.
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No Wander. :.

Mr.. FARSswoRrH, Of Illinois, aa.so- called" whito
man, and one of the Radical Republican members
to Congress, declared tho othor day that he had
Father sit in tho House Of Representatives with
Fred Psnylass-a ,eoal-black nigger,-than with
Fernaado Wood,-a white man and q gentleman.
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AN ACT TO AxvyD TEE LICENSE LAWS.

AN ACT TO AMEND TIE LICENSE LAWS.
I.4BsH enacted by the Senate and House
70 of Representatives., non nHt and sitting IN
: General Assembly, and 6y Ne authority Of the
same. That the City Council of Charleston,
thevarious Municipal Corporationsa aad Boards
of Commissioners of Roads, and al other
persons or bodies corporate, in whom the
I; Iightto grant tavern liceases, or licenses to
retsif spirituous liquors is ,saw vested, be
: and tho sama are hereby auiherize9 to FIX
= the price of such icenses at such sums as to
them may seem proper: eProrided, Thst the
same shall not be less than fifty dollars for
each license. ss-~s
;-az II. That any person who shall yiolste tie
: License Law Of this State, upon conviction
thereof, shall be finedin sum not less than
treble the aEonnt of tho price Of a license
prescribed, and, at the lime of the commits
sion Of the offence, existing for the local juris-
&, dictio1 Bhersan such offence is committed,
and shall be imprisoned at the discretion Of
: the Court. a ,, t4.:..s - -
In the Senate Hosisc, che txenty.frst day
IF December, in the yeeF Of our Lord
one thougand eight hundred and sixty
~ss,.a 49,, - W.D. PORTER,
- - President Of the Senate.
- - G.. II. SIMONTON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Approved: JAMES L. ORR.
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) { We invite special attention to tho announce
meut to-day. Of those famous Merchants and
Bankers, GEO. W. WILLrAzs 4 Gothic firmly
ost.bli,hcdroputation of this widely known house
for proLity, energy and liberal dealing, is sufi.
cio. guarantee that all they offer to'do will;bs
done in tas most satisfactory manner; and all
.rticles they offer for sale win be tho very best
and purelt in their line Of business; Their scenes
Of action arc Nos. i and 3 Hayne Street, Charles.
ton and III Maiden Lane, Now York. 500
their Card elsewhere. ~ :; 81 >i.=l -
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Congressional.


X = s.s-.ss-.' - 'WasHiscroS, Janl7
Z 'sTsf S.nate- to-day. Tie credentials al
William a.. Grahsm, Senator e:ret fr',m
North Carotins, were spEesented. Ordered TO
cbc laid on'the table. rss.s*. .''s-.o -
vess..D ,olittle u,atls speech in support OF the
xes preiden,'s rvc.asuue ien, policy. -
\, The House r.jEcieu, BY . very large yote
the bill incorporating The National Peoteciion
Homestead ca.
s' TIE bill proposed to charter a company
viii. three millions capital, to provide homes
1 in the South TO settlers without distinction
- Of ct5lor. ,.-
=, Negro sufftago in the District Of Columbia
- = - x. WAssIxeTos, jan. l9t
:. In the Senate, tee credentials OF Marvln.
Senator elect from Florida, were presented
Ordered to lie ON Tie ta5,e. !,
4 bin cplarg,ng the powers OF The Freed
menss Bureau was discussed, and an a:aend
~ m.at to the bill adopted, making valid fol
three yesrs instead Of forever asia tho or's'
e ualbilI the title I, lands giSon iueg:"es y
-. osisrs i<sued at Savannah, by General Shei
msn.lsst winter.
So, In the House, Dening, Of Conn.,, mad,
speech maintaining th.t the government ha
the, risht to b:iug the Southern States TO tria
as conouered rebels. he said the Loyalty
ihare, waslittle, the subm ssion OF the peopl'
being from necessity.
Hs mentioned .aries Of guaraaties which
ought to be cxsc,ed before they shall be al
lowed representation, including the Eeriec
equality Of the blacks, before the law, viii
tie whites
Smith, of Kentucky. endorsed the Pref
dents restoration policy. He denied 'ha
the Southern States were ever cut CT IN
Union, and claimed that now they were eoe
dent to the law they ought to be represented
Congress adjourned until Monday.
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Our rAcknoMIedeements. /.

We heartily thank the following gentlemen for
late papers Capt. TuouAs JosFs, Mr. NJ. LEBE-
SCHULTZ, Joux d. HANlLroy, Esq, DR.. J. F.
GnrrrrS, nad Mr.. JAS. NICHOLSON.
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Now is the Time to Subscribe
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HAIL coNaOyloAr r{osiF PsNEDty~

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-, ~ $50 sq2et a'.t''.ts! = ~ = SteYs. ~
Jan " - - --r:ay.fS>,! ~ s,---s@ESi
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Complimentary to the Elect.

Tho Philadelphis Mercury thus pays it's rs'peet.
to Thad. Stevens and Carl Sehurz:,. G'sa
"Aud who is Mr. sterens2 Not n pennsylva-
nias, thank God bnta Yankee intruder into this
State, Whoss reputed uifs is negro. and whoso
children are mulattoes. And who jS Csrl schurx7
A wretchsd adveuturvr, who, trzites Z, his ns-
tiye land asd htker for refuge, kept as ger beer
saloon in this city and falling 10 that has iisel
ever aimee on tho Government that has rescued
him from the penalty Of treason AID tho obseuIl-
tyof srscullion." e.%: ~ 1aigQs3 ..ll
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Selling of at Cost.

{ Read tho ar. Of WA-'.r3 s LovxLacS These
gentlemen are really and literally selling off at
sost. Now is the time to achieve, gre It bargains!
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-.snse Gold in New York on the,ls,h Tas
seliipg ut SO els. premium. Cotton quote"
at so cis.
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saFor-Safe'

tTSf1nEE OLD MULES-verk we'll. Apply to
Il me- or 70 :tFm. IlsdsOs 5a my iaftd. s.
z2:; E;l44; ~. SC & +.. ~ 81
Jas2a 1sss9s .ssss 10
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TIL e ADVE r S E r.
---,----s -----rS =
JAMES t. BAcoN,e EDfT0R..
WEDNESDAY, JAy.:s4, 1865. j.
The New .cnde-ofLalys

The New Code~ Laws
Az passed by the Legislature at its iast Session,
in relation to Perstus of Color, has;teeu PRINTED
in pamphlet form nj this Office, aud is ready for
delivery. p.iee, e5 cts. per capy;i copies for
Slee. -
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Mapes' Nitrogenized Phosphate of
Timn

In another column, will be found most impor-
tant advertisomoht-thnt uf II. ". Kinsmsu, 279,
King Street, Charleston. lWo particularly call
the attention Of Farmers and Planters TO this
mnttcr. ~, s.s
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RATES Of .-aoKEREIsIS&-.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

60 olassttisemcnts will bo inserted at the tate o.
ss'oNg; DOT LAR sna-FIFTY CENTS pes Square
81 10 sIirian fs6, sor lcss) fr tho frst insertion
7.sssnt osE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
Jgar A liberal III en:u; will bo inade to thos'
wi .tia: - aieesti.. i's tifs year =
4,nru ,cins t,audti .ia. So 90, in. a,ivsncs.
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:. ls> The State militia in Alabama are to be !
rrms by, tho Goye'nmsnt. So {.
~ MANY English merchants and bankers are
said to have agents onsssed iE.hs South soliciting
cotton landa. 49, f:.'797 e@'5-' rs = - =
,Ga- Tho internal revenue from pianos ts onor-
nous. sieinwas alone during; the month Of No
.Yembcr, paidln S9,8ll,G2 taxes. -. q
asy>Five ecs wero hunted TO death by hounes
| and horsemen Thursday afternoon, at Union Race
Course, Long: Island. There was agrsat numbor
Of spectators The foxes were let loose separate
| Iy in the enclosed race course, and having no
chance for tbeir. lives among tho ten or twelve
hounds which pursued them, we're soon caught
and killed., Tbs doss were apparently unwilling
to perform the part. assigned to them; but they
were porsi,teutly st:on by their keepers until
this diSgraceful "chase" waa ended. - .
ag- Thomas S. Pickett was murdered in biz
house, six .milcs from Wilmington, N c.. on jan
uary, 10, by party Of negroes. They also
wounded two Of his daughters. -, : ,..,.--. c
Ma- A daushtcr of wealthy farmer in. Saline
county No., eloped with o buck negro recently.
/
/ ae- Tho total losscs in New York BY fire tho
p.,t year. amounted to over SIS, geo, 600. g;
Gy One thousand cmigrant wagons lately
formed q single train moving town'd Tie South
western part Of Missouri: e 49,.
T. company has been formed in Wheeling
Va, with capital of s25o,O to cultivate graRs
on the Ohio eide of the river, near Martinsvillo
ns-A correspondent Of tho Boston Advertised
was lstely driven out of Albany, aa.- -
! gs- colorsd troops are to be removed from
tho interior of North Carolina to the forts OF th'
coast. - rs - :.
ga Only seven Of tho Government samal
imported into TO1as hfteOn years ago aro living
@- Alittls girl at Ksuosha, Wis, whom SOM
of her mates put into bag and rolled about, jus
or fun, was killed by the operation. s;5-.. -
sY A high wind which provailod'in Queen
County, Ireland, short time since, blew tA
thatch from tho cottage of ore Patrick Murphy
and revealed to him \ horn filled with 400
guinoas and several Spanish dollars.
we A aOok of Wild geese kept pace with
train of cars on the Hudson River railroad goini
at the rate of thirty miles an hour, the other day
for tan uilas. when they changed their course.
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20 mas Ehs aheriaa a+e saIliae ls1se panbafs d
Piantasioas u Leuisisae Scs deit and saSsa
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Wit Dept. Ad5Jd 5Jdtant GsneraPs 0Hice,
~ Nluu1xnrnr fnn 10. 1873.

NAsHINGToyf5an. IL, lS0o.
Military division and department commanders,
whoss commands embrace or hro composed
of any sofs the late rebslliDus- States, and who
.haps;nok already done sp,Lrill atoneo. issue and
o-forcee dars protecting from prosecution OF
suits IN tho State or muniSi ral courts OF such
Stdtss ail officers and soldiers Of the armies OF
tho United States, and all persnnsthsteeo attached
s,r ID anyswiso thereto b6dngih g.sdhjuctto mili-
rtsry zeuihpri,y. charged SitlrztG-nees afor,acts
done IN their emilitsry cep.city, pursuant to-
orders from prspcc- military authority, and y
project from snit or pIoseeution sl loyal citizens
or persons charged with offances dono againstths
rebel forces, directly or indirectly; during tha
sxisteucSo o. the rebellion; aud all persons, their
agents cs employees, charged with the occupancy
ofeabandoaed lands or plantations; or the. pos.
session or custody Of any kind OF property what;
evcr, whs occupied, used, possessed or enntroiea a
tho same, pursuant to the order Of The Presdent
For my VI the civil 'or military dtpat tments Of
ihe Government, and 10 protect them from noy
penalties or damages that may haro been or may
be prom ourced;or adjndged in said. courts in any
of sush cases. and also protecting eolored Peiions
from prosecutions in any Of said states charged
With o.fences for which white persons are not
prosecuted or prnsshed IN the same manner ano
fdegree. - 's 80 a. +" "a
: :. By command Of ri. !. 20 T.
o ..yssz ~ Lieutenant Genoral GRANT. :
l., ED, Townsend, Assistant Adj.t. Gen.
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Horses for Sale.

II have q ai.rrtlus Of THREE HORSES, and uil
4 sell them cheap. Ono is aGfrstsrsts' hsfpess
animal, and good Brood marc. The other Two
arc young horsss four and acven years old. Ap.
plyto W. Z. sEIGLRR;: !.
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For the Advertiser.

70 the memJerssef hs Compsny rai'ed5for Police
q duty IN ias!sla Regiment, s. c. s1
The undarsignsd. having removed from tAs sti
Regiment, tssHsago iSbu.ine,s in nj4ni:otSsr pot-
t!ondf ahe Disttiet feels constrained 10 lerlsn
shsfoaie of Captain It ,aida Company. Hstsn-
q asrins hi. rssIsnstloD. ihsss.psns Kanost iac.r'
to sss members .tar !thsssparsialty il
l,lssti1s. him %, command tAeni;;sSa 'fsr ih'
'unifofm kinjhess and eoarttay which they hav'
manifested towardssbim; and to as,uresthen
that, though their connection is severed, They've
have his bort wishes for thair individual and col
l0ctiIs .s--,t....,.-.
- Respectfully,
III 4 4 ca. oHEATHAA.
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The Authority of the Sword.

We publish below q somewhat striking Con-
ersl Order from Gsa. G aASfS We must confess
that ue ds otkaoT exactly rhas it means wss
suppose, hsrsssrd that it is 70 prevent US Of ths
llsonth--esssciaily the former inhabitants Of th'
Coast and SEQ Islands, nov aliens and wanderers
and pcnnilops-from instituting suit.
sin the Ssass cOutscagsinst the Northern men
and lats liberated snsgfoes, now in fraudulca
pOssesIicnsof thsifiards ana houses 1t at les'
implies, or'seems to imply, 4 shadOwy eut'ire
probability hst,hesss skOdscs and lands may sorn
day bo restored to their rishtful owners by tn
.dsrisionp poftho, United State. Courts, a lttl
comfort in that if ,thcrs il any comfort in th
|Esshsle mattsr!f =. Il. /
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Notice 90 Distillers.

10y the recent Act Of Lssislstures persona dir.
I'D tilinC spirtuOustL Liquars:from grain, arc ro-
suired to pay to the Comnissionsrs Of Public
Buildingy, q license Of Two Hundred dollars fs5
each still so used. - ''Sa ';
Persons interested win pleaso omsforward and
pay the same. Thelaw win be. enforced against
all who failto do 90. BY order the Board.a
- s. z. G00DE, Sec. and Treas. C. P. B, ;
Jan a II ..,.i 80 }
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Geo. w. Williams u Co.

,-l-I.sf. ,.liI - 7.I|IeusuH6alU WI - "
) 3. ID, Townsend, AssistantAdj't. Gen, =
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Read rIs1iG

EYHNHR tteo.ion Of the public 10 rsspsstfsiiy
III oafieA and more parisulafiy that portion
tHho soHtemplats nsking . f:,trsts spTaasanss,
Eto our 1dsoms and select Stock Of Clothing,
EWkiah guarantee to be the best sa.sotioa Or
stsd sineS the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06
BEWARE OF THAT COUGHr'
THE STAFF OF LIFE!

WEI the cause of many ills. Breat fer
Z. mcnted is less nutritious than infer
mented. i'll consequence Of its gluten and
starch being decomposed. All fermented
substances fermentation has been brought
about, is unwholesome and poisonous to
the stomach. Indigestion, heartburn,
headache, acidity, tlatuloncy, oppression of
the stomach, all como from the obnoxious
termcnt. Use the ''CRESCENT .ERATED
BAKING POWpERS"- cheap, wholesome
and nutrlt,ous powder for making all kinds
Of bread, batter cakes, Johnny cakes, muf-
fms. buckwhcat cakes. For sale by
FISHER y NETNlTSH. Pharmacists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06

SWEET OPoPoNAX! Ladies, i'll their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and gladness, whe1
perfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06

The. vicksburg (NIiss.) Herald, in
IN article on labor, says it hopes the
order of Gen. Wood in relation to
feeding the freedmen, will be with
held until it is demonstrated, if ever,
that assistance is really needed, and
then turn his supplies over to the
State authorities for proper distri-
button. The Herald also intimates
that the negro will not work because
the Bureau supports him in idleness.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06

SWEET OPoPoNAX! New Perfume from
Mexico. The only fashionable Perfum,
and ladies' delight.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06
CHARITY Fair,

y
4 fNERTAIN ladies of Columbia have asso-
" clated themselves together for the
purpose of raising funds to clotho and
educate a limited number OF orphan chill
dren. To carry this design into execution.
they propose to hold q CHARITY FAIR in
Columbia, commencing on TUESDAY
EVENING, December 4, and continuing
during the week, at Janney's Hall.
An attractive feature of tho Fair will
consist of series of Tableaux, represent
ing various scenes at homo and abroad.
Donations from the city and country are
earnestly solicited, and may be delivered
TO Mrs. TI1EO. STARK, Miss JANNEY or
to any OF the Managers.
Several valuable articles, among which
is splendid Piano. will be disp Dsed OF at
rattle.
Nurses positively not admitted
Rs- Price of admission so cents.
MANAGERS.
Governor Orr, Mayor Stark,
zen. Wade Hampton, DR.. John LeConte,
w. r. DeSaussure, ID. B. DeSaussure,
j.. y. Chlids, J. p. Thomas,
=; J u. Glbbes,, Edward Hope,
VIM. d. Stanley, John Waties.
j5r John Fisher, Col. VIM. Wallace,
VIM. G. Swaffield, A. Il. Taylor.
J. G. Janney, DR.. JOS. LeConte.
+. G. DeFontaine. Dec
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a NEW PEnEuAEE! Casii!ic,,i. |. Sweet Gpopoiux
from Mexico, manufactured by L. I. Smith
& Co., New York, is making q sensation
wherever it is known. Is. very delicate,
and its fragrance remains on the haEdkcr-
chief for days.-PhUdPd Euen5ng BuUetin
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO. :

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY HERO. =
The announcement that but single
revolutionary soldier, Samuel Dunn,
CT New York, is now living, has
brought out the Meadville Republican,
which states that another Revolution
ary hero is still living in Sandusky,
New York. His name is Matthias
Bakeman, and he receives o pension
from the Government. Being born
in 1855, he is now Ill years old, and
his daughter, over so years of age,
keeps house for him. He enjoys
excellent health, can walk about, and
every Fourth of July fires from his
old fowling-piece salute in memory
Of auld lang syne.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-06

SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNAX FROM MExIco. New,
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume
The finest ever imported or manufactured
III United States. Try it and be convinced.