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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

ACCIDENT TO GEs. GRAST-HB RECEIVES HIS
FIRST wousD-A singular accident happened 10 Gen.
Gran. on Monday. while be Wa in bis private apart
m,nts in tho Metropolitan HoteL his aids and four
children being present at the time. A gentleman
called for the p1rpose OF exhibiting TO the General
rife of an entirely pattern The rife "" seout
two feet in length and rc,cmbIed pistol In constrrc
ton excepting tbs, the cartridge Inserted at the
breach. Gen Grant took bold OF the vespon ~ eI.
anime IT, and having inserted the cartridge. touched
the trigger with very slight pressure. causing me
charge TO explode. Al the instant that the General
touched the trigger ne had his le hand on the nuzYc
OF the rife and part OF the cartridge entered MS
band and lodged IN the palm and thumb woupding him
slightly. The bell lodged IN she wall Of the room oil
rec,ly opposlts 20 where Gen Grant was standing AZ
the tine of the accident Col Badeau. Col Porter
Col Hudson Col Babcock and Capt. Dunn OF the Gen
er,ls stsh present at the time OF tho accident
The wound was dressed carefully by q surgeon. IL
did not prevent Gen. Gran! from keeping his engage
ments during the evening
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chip EIearo. non c.cuti. for Asw.Yors-FeS. I, en-
iur Ion. - w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

OsrHAss' HoaR or tue STATE OF MIssrS
supL-An Orphans Home" has besa insugursted IN
the State Of Mississippi to be located hear Lauderdae
Station. on tho Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The obiec.
Of the institution is the support and education Of tbe
iendlpss orphans Of that State, most OF them being
tho children VI deceased Confederate soldiers. Mr.
Thopas &. Ieasdae. the Superintendent Of the
Home" is at present stopping At she New-York
Hotel IN this city; and contributions In cash. dry
goods groceries etc., solicited n be received BY
tjoodrsau Merrill. No. 80 Ssw-sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

vINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAM
i SNIP HERMANN. Cap q. Wenhe, sArrsinr the
Iaird mai. will call nom the Bremen per. zoos OF
TLird sL, hoboAen. on -
SATURDAY. March 10,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TasinY psssengrrsts
LONDON HhVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND bREmES
a. III, oo~n. rAi payable IN rod or ns,qu!',ens in car
-. .e...
For tn. fr,t e.ba sos second esSia es1 %: sesste
To b. followed BY the HAS5A. Capt X v. oterendorp.
March -
For freight o. psssig- spPye -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

CHARGED WITH AssoS.-Ofcers McGill and
Oates Of tho Fourth Precinct on Monday night ar
rested Francis c. Flood. keeper OF liquor saloon at
No ia Roosevelt st. on the charge Of arson On the
nigh, in question Officer McGill found hre In the
saloon OF the prisoner under end Of the bar An
examination Of tho place showed that some old cigar
boxes and other materials had been Placed IA coal
hin and then set ou fire FireMarsha Baker invesii'
gated the natter and found that the prisoner bad lately
been doing very poor BUSINESS and bad several times
ATTEMPTED TO sell out OF bis stock and fixtures which
worth shout e0 the prisoner has an Insurance OF
o no IN m. Pacific Company The loss amounts 10
about sIo Jutee Dowling committed the accused Tor
enaIninatiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

RECEIPTS OF rHB CHARITY BALL.-The Char.
y Ball. hold few evenings ago for the benefit Of ~
Nursery and ChiIds Hospital quite successful n
receipts wero &lai2 50 expenses. u ie2 ~ ~
proceeds. Sli, l94 IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

VJNUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BITWEFN NEW-yORK AND LIVERPOOL CALLING
AT CORK hAkBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlvEhFOOl. CALL
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARbOR -
ytrROPA.....-ayr.B Boston. W-dBr .d.y, Feb %
cUBA............ksv-s Now oTA. NedD-,dAy. March
ASIA. bos,or.. WednesfAy Mafch ~
JAIA,...... laws New Ofk.. w e1ne,tsy March II
Boston. rdn-.dsv March ~
sS York. W ednesdaT, April
v.os sswYSHK LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin f.,ssEe. ..................'...elsi9
Second Cabin PL.ssrr. ""
raOs sOtfoH TO LtvnHPooL 1000
ft.eYCtbn fasfAsc .s.s..ss'ss.ss..''~is
Second Cabin Pssssf-. .......::.:..:.:..'' %"
psysbl. in sod equivalent In United statss currency
Bsrths s-cur-d until laii for
An eIp~rienc~d Surgeon on board
n. Of th-s. ps Will not b sccountsbe Tor specie
N.usb.ss u- BIs L.daE having Tie vsae expressed
arr ssn-d therefor.
fsTtrrisht OF Ps,ssse spplyto
4 ClfSARD. No. BoviiLf Oreen
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-14

st. Louis Market. "
By telegraph. l.taistfa ST. LoU4sglDec. i3.
q .OoTfoN and TdBAGco-4 u n changed
41 FEeUR-Eiuner,H butT unchanged Estt
mated st0dk in the ity, 40, 600 barfels!l "a
w HEAfa and G0RaE~~EIneiaa =
OATS-Dull aad loWer:;- 7QG7514c.
PRovTSn0SS4 Earmer hnbuncitanged.
WHISKY-EirIner at 81 2. -
HoGs-Weaker; So 35@675.
Weatherswarms ETER@
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aITgE NASHVILLE DECEMBER H. 1856
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
A Cotton Market. :

- a. . a.
we have heretofore spoken OF the I'M
portance of a regular cotton market being
established in this city, and subsequent
events have served to confirm our theory.
Many small planters come here with few
bales OF cotton w hich. they desire to dis
pose OF for Plantation supplies, and coun-
try merchants bring a few bales which
they =. desire to- barter. for merenan-
dfse. There should be such a market
as would secure the sale of all co.,
ton which, the owners desire to dispose OF
here - we learn that there was d gentle
man here a few days ago with some twenty
eli, witch ne was anxious to dispose OF,
butzconld. fndano purchaser, and he pro-
ceeded to Louisville. This Is to De re-
rerettedx asst there il No debit the RFp pai
III III the money realized on the cot
ton would have been expended here Tor
merchandise. We hope ,9VurTyN rn ath5al
and business menwil IoQk, 70 thus his. matter
and see that the commercial interests OF
hthe city do hotlsd fer0 to nEfiRB w
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View York Market.

By Telegraph. ..- New, YORK, Dec IS.
- CoTToN-DulL
FLOUR More active, and advanced log
AGE so 75talO % for Extra state $40 Q09ll w
W1MEAT-shade dinners 81 2O@2 % for No.,
2 Milwaukee. 4
dull, at 90c afioat,l aud zoe for old White
Southern. 90
OATs-Unchanged; &c for Ohio, and 6S9
zoe for Chicago. -
|. PoRK-Decidedly drmer; 81 .S@2 Is for
new 4 81 S7@2I 70 for old, and Closing at
Sol so regular. .,..,-,-,..., -,
BEEF-Heavy.
1 a BACON-Firm. ERe.E-4 Es.rN
DRESSED Hoes Firm; at 9@loNc for
| Western. sHt N5AN seiss&F
LARD-Firmer, at 12@l3c.
l. CUT MEATS-Very. quiet, AT 991Oc Ior
shoulders, and 10@I2c for hams. H5s
PETRoLEUM-Dull, lee for crude.
MoNEY-Easy, at 5@l7 per cent.
1 llSTERLING-Dull, at 914@9Hc. bSE
+ s4GoLD-Firm |. Opening at l37H; and clos
| ing at 1875.
GoyERNMENTs-@Unch
FREIGHTS TO LIvERPoOL-Shade lower.
SToCKS-Lower; Erie T23s; New York
central lfl1& I0-40's 1886 sos new 81
4 CIev elanaan Pfttsbafg' sI14. = 10 Aof-
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nogBhACKFOE1lsS .sESTATE

Positive Sale of 10
e.sga1yALUABLEdLO AN AUCTION.
~ II SAA1rsUltRi u A ~ N. gDEGE MBER I5fh,
W 1866. at o clock, win be sold at public.
auction at the courthouse in EyanSyIlIef
the following FIRST-CLASS PROPERA Z
Lot No. /, Old Plan, Water Street, corner
Lots Nos. y and 8, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street;
Lots Nos IL and ID, Upper Enlargement,
Water Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lot No. Is, Upper Enlargement, Water
.eTIStTeet Il lnaapQlIn. n. aim It2iH4
Lot No. y, Upper Enlargement, FIRST
Street, adjoining DR., HalIocks. :,
Street corner Mulberry Street.
,,..,srss Lots Nos 81 and a2s Upper Enlargement,
9a5t First Street. corner Gum.
Lot No. s., Upper Enlargement, Second
Street, corner Gum.
Lots NoE.f So AND d9s Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry and GTm:
Lot No. so, Upper Enlargement, Second
] OF Fractional Lot NO. II, Upper Enlarge
ment Water Street, adjoining ALTERING d
~ From mi IhaIls ~ tis p orts III
aHTffhese lots are rs by l50 feet, and the most
sudesirablei in the city for residences - gJ
,t9e1fTParties desiring TO purchase can buy at
lSo private sale at any time before the auction.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in one
AFoa and two years, with interest and mortgage
c AgpIy losF TH7 eo hs fsThiTd sfi,eet
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II OF THE REBELLTON.


There is a certain portion of the war thar
will never go into the regular histories,
nor be embodied in romance or poetry,
y "a which is a very real part of y and VII, II
nlh preserved, convey TO succeedIng gen era
" lions better idea of the spirit Of the , con
q ict than many dry reports or caTeIni mar n
called the gossip the fan, the pathos OF the
war. This illustrates the characters OF tne
leaders the humor of the soldiers, the ue-
yotion of women, the bravery OF men, the
pIuck of our heroes, the romance ana naru-
ships of the service ... .a.n
The volume is profusely illustrated WIN
over 300 engravings by the 1rsC artlsts,
which are really beautiful; worthy OF exam
ination as specimens of the art Many pR
them are set into the body of the text, a1teT
the popular style of Loss1ngs PICTORIAL
hooks contents include "reminiscences OF
camp picket, scout, spy, biyouac, siege,
and battlefield adventures; thrilling feats
of bravery, wit, drollery, comlcal anu luul-
crous adventures, ETC., etc.
Amusement as well as 1nstructlOn may
be found in every page, as graphic uelalL,
brilliant wit, and authentic history are
sGfihully interwpve zen IN tn as ForK OF ller-
arT larfA l. &f41G 04ALAA FAG4 A.
The people are tired of dry details ana
partisan works. and want something 1u-
morous romantic, and starting: Uui
agents are making from 500 to S2OO pei
month clear of all expenses. Send for cir.
cnlars, giving Jul az aaG seS oe'
Address 1900 20 II
NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co..
l48 West Fourth Street,
pov13 d6w3m Cincinnati, ohio
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The additional arrivals last night were
the Palestine, Louisville to- Naslayille;
DAVID WHITE, New Orleans to Louisville;
j. w. Garrett, ParkersbIrg to St. Louis...sss
The Palestine was well loaded, but had no
passengers, and Capt, Jim pLrsk, who was
in command found Ii lonesofne travelling
......The David White had a fair up river
trip......The Garrett had four bargesi in
tow and a splendid trip .........Our clever
friend, Capt. Irwin, sends us a manifest of
the Webb, which will be found below.!.,,S
The Morning Star went Out close after the
Liberty last night, and the, Liberty was
close behind the David White, and some
tan running was expected between this
and Louisville. - THE steamer Emperor,
bound for New Orleans, struck the rocks
at the head of the canal at Louisville
Tuesday evening at O'clock. She lies
partially on the DAM very badly twisted,
and is probably broken in two. The water,
is three feet over her deck forward of the
| engines, .F5Estlad IA all
! Manifest of the steamer ]. p. Webb, for
| Memphis: horses, 400 bales hay, 1877 bbls
corn meal, rs bedsteads, IS bales cotton. s
| bureaus, $50 bags corn, 10 mattresses, lib
/ bags oats lounges, 20 bdls shingles. CEN
/ tire table, so bbls flour, box mdse, 10 bbls
| flour. y doz office chairs, l keg kront, 4
rocking chairs, IL bedsteads, 2 cribs,
IL horses breakfast tables, Is
head cattle, Is bundles rails, 120 head
sheep, 80 bundles Stats, q cQops chickens,
i bag coffee, Ia coops geese "a box pepper
sauce. Z coops turkeys, box essens coffee,
IA boxes eggs. barrels -four 50 dressed
boots and shoes, barrel sugar, ]
box dry goods, ! key powder, ! bag
4 bags shot, | box candy ! barrel butter,
bx dry goods; / bx clothingi bx hard.
ware; 8 bxs boots and shoes; bx hats; 81
pcs marble; 3 cases boots and shoes; bags
coffee; 2 bxs cheese: z bxs candy; bx fire
crackers; n Dbl sauer krout; bx chick
ems; .bx quails; bx eggs; 70 whisky bar
rels'; lf25 pork barrels; 81 ,doz brooms; 2
pieces stone ware; 50 sacks wheat :.
: I barrel apples; 2 hogsheads coal; DO,
clothing; barrel coal oil; 10 barrel rel
ens;S,IA eoopsS geese 2 pe3es boots ans
~fshoes, is p1ows; 10 boxes hardware;
skiIlets; IS dog irons. Fifty-six cabin pas
t sengers. and forty-seven deck passengers
4 ARRIVED at Cairo at 3 o'clock leave at
? 4 O'Clock. All well.
Dec. II, '66. STEAMER ]. T. WEBB
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60
HOTELS.

.pEAgEtbs s1z L.
American House.
lGJ303 .MLsI HIIA3I@A t9dlAah1 AtAH
,HTg4 hs9HN TRAVIS, Proprietor,
water ST., between MAIN a. Sycamore
.aa sLfU
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Eyansvn
tR Indiana. d9e5e ITO ? 100 & z -.
dfg3'[14 1911 Vt EJf6H = 9WA aprl8
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ROARDING.
r.mnAmmIMG.-Af few Yonng

nRIyAgE B0ARRl 5S .scra1 few eSsyyo oGfng
genaemen or g ot95a Ms Ioidi p Reev Ewes
en- on Second street, next to the Vine Street
n R@EI$gfaffsn Church For particulars. APP
ply to D. ASA4iA A'I -
Call at the house,
noyG d3m
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IACoB sTNZICH. JOHN. J. sINzIcH.
'-9 nsb Ia ed e j. sINzTCH & SON.
Water Street. bet sycamore and and, Vine
- wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Boat Stores. = Fancy Groceries,
ta6a1 ) Cerdage, albsizes,
Hemp Packing, all sizes,
4Ggm.P Packing, ~ sizes 0sR w
Cotton Packing, all slzes,
Blocks, al sroiaod bna1toines, all ktped',
,.R Ross thfpreiyo ,2,aP PSSsS -
taa.Sheet Leedsl DE- az,
Also, Wrought and Spike Ndits. r
aaLoed OIL Coal Oil, LstbsIeotsag Oits:
rnhr Orders. filled promptly, and at theIlo,W ~
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BARRELS LIME IN
AaOOO Store and for sale low.
Our Policy i"

"0ur Policy"
wS no SELL s. CHEAP FOR CASH.
and not be atflderSoEd by any house an The
e5fs, This policy explains why trade is so
lively at the old " ureka Bazaar = Every
body wonders at the change. The secret Is;
NE sell for 90c. what our fif0rerunners
soId for a. No humbug! Come and be
Convinced at the Eureka BAZAAR
SS-A VICKERY BROS,
oce diff 70 Diain Street.
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FIRE Limits.
Christ. Hedderioh. 8 Jas. ". L !. y =

Christ. Hedderich. q Jas. ". La9er.
g. Dealers in GROCERIES, PRODUCES,
HOPS. &C., &C., Sycamore Street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, Ind.
All kinds of Country Produce taken In
exchange for Goods, ard the highest mar
In connection with trte store, there is a
large and councillors Wagon, Yard for
the accommod ation of country dealers.
sent5 div eF EAhNA -
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IA CINCINNATI Market.

BY Telegraphl vi i GINCTNNATI. Dec Ii
= FLOUR Unchanged and steady ~ cOg
- so for Spring, and SO 509I0 90, for Winter.
WHEAT-Is held firmly at " 7592 80 for
No. Winter and Spring
n CORN--In faiTdemandforl new al 5a4ooc
for ear and 59960e for shelled; old dull at
T26D73c. Aas - d. sssFsA - shA8@@-E
al 0ATs--Fir1aler; No. Il 55956e. i9W -
h oRYEs-DulI at 81 05 for No. l. la InoIq
BARIEY-Dull and no sales. w
I.s4WHIsKY-In fair demand at 2Sc in bond;
no demand forfree.
i HoGs-+RatheFa heavy and am increased
disposition to sell, to arrive in a day or
two, and less to buy; 1900 head sold at
81 56@7 so nett, but heavy; offered rather
freely at 81 70 at the close without finding
Y MEss PoRK-Tn fair demand, and the
market firm at $40 co.; nothing done in
bulk meats worthy. of note and prices
nominal; green meats dull and not .salea-
Ebfe at over 6, 6. and 10c,s but 149R higher
sfH T. at 12@IQ14c and not much
Offering 5ta s.-nasfgT
for middling was pickedyup in, the morn
ing. but those disposed TO sell asked 1@11ac
| higher this afternoon. ~
SUGAR-Dull at l18l4c.
COFFEE-20(a2Sc.
| 7 .BtITrER4-Un n hangedal8iE ssI4Bn1
| =. C4EESE4-U chan ged.ffl SGoU n Il
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FOR SALE.

T0OR SALE AND FOR KENT.LI5O
u Cheap Building Lots.4 Dwelling
Ten thousand acres of Farming Land.
-ielh i buy and sell Real Estate.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, -
reetsEsamsVille. Ind.
,as9It hieeI1If8 sHa1AH e43flhN
Vt&FgoTY .gALL.5.E IT.. 1#~s.I Oh Z -,
THOR SALE-SHEEP-A the Bulls
IL Head, Main Street, adjoining the h.
and c. Depot, one hundred and twenty
head OF large fat Sheep, in lots to suit
butchers. w. w SHANNQN,
-. declD hy, Bulls Il cad stock Yard
:" cST0RE FOR RENT-The store room
- now occupied by the Adams Express
COMPANY. in Chambers Block, is for rent.
Possession to he given on the list day OF
January, 1867. Apply to
dec7dlw. JNO. j. CHANDLEF.
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left bankrupted and starving, Now: they
humbly ask to be permitted to livequietly,
peaesably and loyallyin that Onion, ANA
renew their social, political and commercial
relations with the North. Itisto be hoped
that the kind, generous apd magnapimous
policy adopted by the President. will be
pursued snd carried out BY, the American
people, and that we shall be, once more,
free, united, happy and prosperous, show
ing to the world that man is capable Of
selfgovernment, and that no kingdom or
empire is equal in justice, virtue, strength
and grandeur to great.Republic founded
in the hearts and affections of the people.
3. f. PERRY
W1LLARD's HOTEL, February I6 1866.
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.IsG EIsIlSEs:,

HOUR apd nix i6rasss Taatns ss .ons
IS e @ ~;
= ]. !, sg3 8 = ! s. IS 8
6 SlEOs.
\: Az e,asas 8. !:
SHEFML g 81 bsis b Be- sss515,a.
s0Es ;;'..' s
|. sSiy
Y V & S. s /. 1s &;
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ENTISTRY,
SAMUEL II. BEARD.
DENTIsT,

'GRADUATE of the Baltimore College Of
" Dental Surgery, has resumed the Prac.
tice of Dentistry at Abbevil!e C. H. He1would
call the attention of the public to the Beauty,
Cleanliness and Durability of the Vulcanite az
base for teeth. He would urge upon all the
Importance of filling teeth before they become
tom chargesS oessS SSSs aio
Moore's building, over @. R. McNabb's Store.
Nov. II, 1866, 81, en-
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EDWIN PARKER.
Abbeville. s. c.. Feb'y /, 1866. AZ, If.
ELBERTON
FEMALE COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.

THE Spring Term of this Institution will
Il commence on tho 9Th Of january, and
will end on the goth Of July, 1866. =.
The Fall Term will begin on the Sd of Sep.
tember, and close OH the 23d of November.
There will be an examination of all the
Glasses at The close Of the Spring Term, by
Committee. =,
The goth Of July will be de voted to the
reading. of Competitions and Concert.
RATES OF TUITION.
- lst Term. 2dTerm.
First Cass-Spelling, Reading, -
Wiring. and Mental Arithmetic $l4,Oo $500
Second Ciass-Engl glish Grammar,
Geography, and Arithmetic 2l.oO 900
Third C1ass-Usual studies of 49,"
College Course, ,2s.o0 l2.OO
Fourth C7aa-.Langnages and
Higher Mathematics, sb.0o 1900
Contingent Fee, =. -, la4O e0
For pse of Instrument, $50 41.6S
Payable in advance in specie or its equiva-
lent. -
+: E Pupils will be received at any. time.
and charged from time of entradce,. until the
close of the term. No deduction will be made,
except in case Of extreme illnessi and then for
no less time than one mouth, ~ ~
~ Board can, be obtained at from $1,000
to $4,000 per month. Those wishing to pro-
cure board can do'so by addressing the Prinoi
No pains viii be spared 90 make the instruo-
,tion thorough, and reader sutiufaetion to pa
irons. :, 81
Monsieur Geo. a. 'Btenner, prof.-sor of
Musio -. = ~. 4 =: Z :,
For particulars, .ddres. ~:
y. :. :. :. .T.ALoNzo HARRIS,
Dec. 15, Sm] Principal
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ly in him; nnd!that he was given to the sinful
pl:ssarss ,s Of sh. wicked world to greater
the terror of poker players, and one 10 be
Stunned by faro dsalers;s though, 1 suppose.
like most others, he had to pay dearly for his
experiences, and scarcely more than got even in
the long run :. -. = - =. :
At present 9r. Stevens presents the .pecta.
who has conceived some. special hatred Of ibs
Southern people. and has made up is mind to
have his revenge before he is gathered to his
iathers-an event which, in the order of ma
ture' cannot be long deferred. That he usually
believes he is right, 1 have no doubt, neither
nave lave any doubt, in view of his past political
ha Ms.U.y u:i hst even If he knew he was wrong
ne would do just MS he is doing.
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The state Of esoia,h, carolina.
I, ;,ABBEKxnL8 DzsERIoEt 3. = :.
- $: 81; IN = Eq,ity. s; s .:s. Z

tsolieitor of Che WESTERN. - tsstsiSsuy
{ TsR. sRssB sa,' 'ssjasjses icis- i
sS ts uaitS fsyipg this "a ~ fled 90: stHosa
BtI to gSFpssasts Rsstinhohy ins relstiontta q
spssls wills ghossa ins Astio4 .etksf Pspars
ssnt VsE sIs a. Epssteis;s NO
sd4sss1-kc3A isalRSl
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-23

:. why is newspaper like an armya Because
IL has Leaders, columns and reviews.
From what did the old. fashioned horse. pistol
derive it's name9 From its habit of kicking.
"Halloo, Bridgctl what o'clock is Il. and
where's the chicken pic :" "Its eight sir"
Why is President Johnson like Cbimborazo !,
Because he is the chief of tho Andys (Andesl
To what race of giants do tipplers belong .
To the Iitans (tight 'unsl
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-01

The largest crop of corn ever raised
in the West was produced during
1865: 1t is, used extensively as a a
substitute for coal, and makes O
hotter fire. Corn is now selling in
Chicago for thirty-seven cents per
bushei, which is cheaper as fuel than
coal at ten dollars per ton.
There is child in Staunton seven
weeks old: which weighs one pound
and half. When born it conld he
put in a tea-cup, and then weighed
only half q pound. The little Tilli-
putian is ''doing we'll"
We see it stated that B. Wells. late
private secretary of detective Baker,
has been imprisoned ut Chicago for
stealing overcoats.
There is only one right reserved to
the South, the radicals think, viz: the
right to complain.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-01
FOR. SALE.
Country and CitY Real Estate

4 Fresh Supply Of Bargains TO te Had
2I HOUSES and LOTS, improved and
C9 unimproved, in the city of Column
bia.
HOUSES and LANDS in the vicinity.
Valuable Hotel in Spartanburg village.
1000 acres of Land adjoining
1000 acres on the Waterec River
1000 acres highly improved Cotton and
Corn Lands, 8 miles from Columbia, on the
Charleston and Columbia Railroad
Several Plantations in Fairfield District.
A superior Flour, Corn and Saw Mill, II
miles from Aston, G. r. r., with a head
OF eighteen feet water, three runners, two
Of French burrs
Barhamville Estate.
$500 acres Land, in Texas, to sell or ex-
change for property either in Columbia,
Augusta Or Charleston. For particulars
apply to w. A. HARRIS, Land Agent,
Jan 81 M Columbia' & q