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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06
Our Gallant Dead +!
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Addresses Of Rev. Mr.. Beggs and Col. McMaster.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES.

INTERESTING CEREMONIES.
The memorial services, on Tuesday.
were, in all particulars, q complete
success. The day was very fine, and
all connected with the proceedings
entered into their respective duties
with zeal and spirit. Like every
thing which our ladies undertake, the
ceremonies of Tuesday reflected great
credit upon their taste, iberality and
the devotion with which they applied
themselves, to secure the most sue
cessful results.
The first ceremonies of the day
were those of the various committees
appointed to the respective churches,
viz: the Presbyterian, Episcopal,
Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, ca
tholic and the College. In all
these lay the remains of some of
the gallant dead, and their graves
were mounded and decked with
flowers. Wherever grave of Con-
federate soldier, in or around the
city. was to be found, there did these
ladies repair to strew them with their
beautiful memorial offerings.
AS the hour for the formation of
the procession drew near, we were
grati6ed to observe that all places of
business, in every department, were
closed, and all engaged in them re-
pairing to the place of assembling or
to the Cemetery. Mr.. Hitchcock,
= other owners of omnibuses, the
agents Of the two Express Compa-
MES, and many other citizens having
kindly furnished vehicles, they were
flying to and from the Cemetery,
freighted with ladies and garlands,
for the most of the day, and this
generosity Of the parties contributed
largely to facilitating the ceremonies
and in producing the success with
which the occasion was crowned.
At 8 o'clock. very large process
sion was formed, under the marshal
ship Of General E. P. Alexander, the
procession numbering in its ranks all
the surviving officers and soldiers of
The late Confederate army at present
in the city. The procession was &C.
companied by the reconstructed old
band of the Richland Rifle Company,
whose services, throughout the whole
ceremonies of the day, added much
interest thereto. The city bell and
those OF the different churches were
tolled, as the procession moved to
Eimwood Cemetery. On it's arrival
there, it proceeded to the central
place of attraction-an elegant tenn
pie, which had been erected under
e superintendent of Messrs KAY
& Hewetson, architects, assisted by
Messrs Swafield, Kirk and others.
This memorial building was most
beautifully and tastefully festooned
and otherwise adorned. Chief among
the features of its adornment were
the large number of appropriate mot
toes scattered throughout the boughs
and evergreens entwined around the
pillars Of the temple, which was sur
mounted, on its cupola, by large
cross, wreathed with evergreen. We
give below some of the notices which
were intermingled with the wreaths
on the temple:
"Dulce et decorum est pro patrio
naori."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06
Notice to City Taxpayers.
CITY CLERKS OFFIC

CII Z CLEHh OF ICE,
COLUMBIA, July 2, 1855.
!T1AXES on sales Of Merchandise, sales on
i Commission, sales at Auction, &C., for
the quarter ending July /, are due, and
prompt payment Of the same is required at
this Office. J. s. MCMAHON.
July 4 u City Clerk.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06

butchers Lightning FIy-killer
Makes quick work with nies, and if con-
menced early. keeps the house clear al,
summer. Look OUT for limitations. t4e
only Juno 26 limo
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Mortgages and Conveyances of Real Es
tate for sale at this office
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MEssXs- EoI1oRs: Pleasa aurounce L. l.
ChILDS. Lsq.. ss candidate for the Le-
gisiature, 10 eli the vacancy caused by the
resignation of =. J. Scott. Esq.
July PLCRIBUS USC5l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOUNTAIN or ALI. HsALTH AND BEAUTY. q"
Purify the blood" aud enrich the stream
upon whicl, life Gibbs and Rows. U.s It's,
QUEENS DKIIahI ana sAHsAIARILlA IL,
enriches the blood wnen it is thin and
"ateIy Too many neglect rhs condition
OF the blood. particularly among fsmales.
Poverty OF blood IL com mon diseass. Tbs
CHEF aSmptonas arc ''palescsx," feeble
pulse, loss of appetite. indigestion, natu-
iencs and ire gnlMritv of the bowels los
spirits. headache. nrrvonsucee. DEBILITY
With laneuor. Thr~e points are aiwaya
round u ce connected wilh rco, blood
The Queens Delight" Is life. oAilis.st
ing elixir, and aiiot,i., il. used at this seq
eon. 'iet bottle see advertisement CT
Fishet { Heinitsh, rilEl.nscists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

A cieanslnxsysap q ~ ness eecsivegand thoeeagh
character. aHd One ESPECIALLY adapted 70 eadicsle
chronic conpaints, n IN clisaeee. b nadwayb 49,
Cvating Res0lveut Let no man despair wha1sses ~
ament. ~ whatever the ffuiteas e0rts be hoa uAdo
10 cure himself BY othes nedcanes. A. long - nd
ways Reeovrnt can b. procured h. y sltl certain Of
cure. From one IN Gig buttlse ofths extraordinary
eyrup simple ~ II is and easy Il 10 sns ths mos
delicate 10 take. viii vaHQuI.h every disease 81
chronic, constitutional scfUfulOas nature. without
regard 70 how long ~ how deeply rOOted nay have
bcco0e In the syste0. Theee y no Necessity ~ ~
eorting IN The indlecsi0lnete uss Of calo0s oesy,
SuiniHe. tolpA corrosive seeNs,alc, espeaic. and u
kost u mnesal p0s0ns which t0nsieste tho basis q
many Of the sassapasi1as and altefative mlxture
Of the day, for Radway'e Hcnovatlng Neoo1vuat = .
substitute for them al. The def0fmcd and in0fm
csippieyea. even The fsouslve leper. with ~ ho6y
covered with ight'ul s0sss and running ulcess aaa
hinsclf walking ekslstOa a publication bsea
perfectly cured and renOvaied q made new aRoln -
u were. BY Railways neeo1veNt. Fur I'll oka 9losar
80, for ell diseases q TIE blood, whether The ta -
hereditary the result u thOu9htlcoeneoo for d.
easer aring from TIE excessive ~ 81 mercury, co.,
nine. i0dine asoHolc 1be ocfOfaOus Diseases q
every kind. syphils seyapelns, 0phhal0ia Itch
for cancers tumOra, wasting away 81 the body: one
vile humUs0 and Of every drpcSptOn lof cAsua
" rheumatism govt and neufol1a: Tor dyspepGA -
general debility INT rUtttng away u the b00eo -
nc-h for ealt rhcum. scald head, white sWelll1go,
and legs for diseases generated by The SMALL
pof measles yellow fever, chilla and lever, and
Radway'e Rrnovating Res0lvent IL perfect nsvcf-
failing specific. Il may be relied upon with the ut
most confidence and may BE- taksu by the dnlntieet
person easily. Sold By Dfuggislo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18
SPECIAL TERMS or clus RATES.

In every case send the nans Of sacA subecibss and
ths post oGcs ad1sess. with town, county - oesse
= TAM.
Nossy - assn postslcS ssass. expsess. o. ID ~.
isassa lsa1sss ny b mt q Cur ~.
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DIR. TO1SaA0s
Venetian lI1m1Usent.
strength - the Week.
YOUTH TO THE AGED

Thie preparation d unsquallcd - . Rejuvcnatorand
7e~torer OF wasted OF inert functions
The sectl should he certain 10 make the bSokfcns
nouschvld god nasuch n Il viii render them youeA-
fu ID feeling and In strength, md cnahsc them to I'VE
over again The dnys II their pristine JOY II not Cny
cxhilerstss bat strengthens and u really m nvaue-
nic bcssine especially to thooe who have occn -.
duced 10 condition o. servility. selfabusc mssos
tune, or ordinary sicknces. No matter wnss tnc csuse
preparation Vii fcnovc BE- eject ct end forever.
BlOlgreme
Cures Impcteucy 0eAgsa Debility, Nervous Incapac.
IT, Dy6pepaia, Depression. Lon uf Appedee, Low
0piriis, Weatnces pf tho u9aus OF Genesatlcas !mbe
ci1ty. Aso1al lmod1ennB, Mnactattue, Anoel. -
I most delightful desirable and novel effect Upon ~
Nssyovs syslsn anA all Who are 70 any vay lsuers
ia d usfvoao dinb0f)0 NJ earnestly adSAre9 q
sssk . core . thls nost esceoeat and unequsasd
essons Who b luosuosece, havs lost thsir saausll
vigos, WIN And spe6av ~ pssnaaest csss b ~
DeoosrOne.
M Feeble. ~ laaGold. ~ Dhpaslng, Ne o.
SkouId give III valuabSo dhaoyesy tsial viii y
lbund totally diersot 6um an other aFticses for u
IL FEEAixs.-1hls preparation IL invaluah,s I
aervOus weaknsssce II III kinds, - viii scstoee u
wasted strength with wonderful psrnanence:
pcp-ia with ~ hrsl dnss bdes psrssts.ce u n!
use viii rsnovats DE stosacA 70 degree u perc,
health, snd basieh Oyspspsla fueeves.
One Dolias PIT bHs, q n bodies 1s =. Sold b
sSafs..'ng nGfTch rsos nif YER, Ropsisss: 8
gsfcbi9 -deodAwsoW - Dsy 00ost, NV Yusk.
HARRISON = oTAn9a, AG1e1s. Devenport
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4 0nsiae EnS'isA sols SAWS Coapo1As
Tims-ks1pSs. tim On acerrate niAlature Cor
tifal end 1laborats In Design, Of B1quisiss
weeknanship end Remarkable Tor ~ eosreG1-
ness and absolute certainly = RsaslAsoa /;
iully warranted for two years. Will not get ont
0 order, and viii last . Livs ms, and q . most
ele CAVITY and perfectly reliable Pocket Comps
tlcmsn'e -. Prise or . single -, Small
Size. wi6b AiCh 0olA 1jaled 0s6ss 49, caAm.
only, a. Agents wanted everyuhers. Prizes
LisSS Sent free. Address, n. A. N8IkB . co.
DooabelsAsd Importers of Wslsheo, OAeiqs, -,
10N. 8. b Cor, u Broadway 3 Hsl1ol
O1eooe, ny. nevl5-aAW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

NRw YoRK, Aug. i7.-Benard Friery was
executed 10 day for the murder Of Harry
Lazarus.
Ten cases and four deaths from cholera
In this city to-day, and Is cases and 4 deaths
in Brooklyn to day.
A Philsdelphia special Gays the New YOrk
delegation to the Convention have appoint
ed u Central 81 ate Committee who will ap-
pear at Albany next week, simultaneously
with the democrats 70 call . State Ccnven.
tion.
Maj. Gen. II. Ingalls, and Gen. Babcock
have arrived from Oregon.
Arrived.-Ships 8. Fleetwood, Htaver and
Nilulapeak from New York. Tho latter
vessel reports John Sinclaire. cabin boy.
drowned 1t sca, and ID Omcer, VIM. .Joyce
Warren, Of Rhode Island, killed By falling
from the ton ooil vnrd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

IHplAnAPotls, Aug. 17.-In The National
Teachess' Conveution Nj. r. Il. Lambert
read paper Tor the worlds education.
The next meeting 10 r. Be held in New
York.
A resolution was adop ed referring The
paper back for consideration next year.
The subject Of ammon classics that should
b taught 10 school. after . lengthy discus
sion, ives referred to . committee 70 report
next year.
Thu convention adjourned ejNe d.
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New YoRR, Aug. 17.-Dates Of July 10Th,
from Rio Janer0 are received.
The bowbardment Of the camp Of Tie
allies by the Paraguayans noted In lest 3D.
vices lasted i've hours with thirty heavy
g and a. Founders. The result was the
destruction Of about 1OOO tenta ; most Of
their camp eqnippagc and wagons. Artil-
lery dism0unled and about " 10 100 men
hOrs d. combat.
An offer has been made by the Minister
Of Feru and Chilli u the Oriental govern
ment o. med,atofs between the belligcrcnts.
No importance is attached To this proposal
except that the peace party 10 growing.
1t will have NO immediate effect unless Il
IL 10 be 70 compel the allied commanders 70
show more energy and decision. The lack
Of which hes augmented the deslfe for peacs.
The Brazilian Government feels the ne.
cssaity Of pe0eccuttng he var 10 order %
ssc' future tranquility for the Empire.
and will prosecute II even II abandoned b.
theis allieo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Aug. 10, via JACK
SON, MISS, Aug. 1.-THE Rio 0raNde states
that revolution In the city Of Matamoras
on the 18th inst, resulted in the overthrow
Of the government Of Caravajal.
The General commanding escaped and 10
in Brownsville.
Gen. Lew Wallace and other citizens Of
the United States who were ut Caravajals
headquarters, are also in Brownville.
The movement Wa general. There was
no opposition, No loss OF life, or destruction
Of property.
Gen. Pedro Pee Josa Juarex, commander
ofsthe military in the city, had been pro.
Ch...ed victor Of FAsnailipas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Rro0 Rennsy1van1a.
MRADvIILn, Aug, ND. U. Finney was
unanimously nominated for Congroa6 ffo0
the 9Qeh district
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FIRST PRE1G1Un
aDaPDOvED
S. m1EX'hfrt So

W. ~ - - ~ - -
the IMSODlMRnT Or ss4A
PRACTICAL UTILITY AnD
RxTn8ME SlAPL1OlfY.
OpieSmallv Ssssatst Nerl 10. 1885: ss1geeges91
So6ssSsi Jsss ~, 1851. TIE eslsbsated FAMILY
6H0 SAVING MACHINE, With pe1sss G1nsus
eGtoehnent, . most wonderful and elegantly go.
fuossd Novelty; 70 sossslsasin oPsfeabA esso
The osuAseaY noepIs, ssWs WITH Dousae -
0,Rels TasnAp Of all kinds. Makes TIE Roaaing
Hsateh MORE rvfset ard ss9stsr than by h0ds
and with Extraordinary rapidity, maxtsg ~
stitches 10 each navoLuTI0x Of the wllEsl. Will
gafAss, hem, ru6is. sAirr, tnck. run sp A1dsdfhs
&c, Ac,; requires no change Of stitch b nOe
LIABLE ~ asr oVr or oRnss. and will Last . lsvH-
smE, being tie ssaoNoess nACalx1 mode. u be-
taken the pssasUu at SsAsR FANS, sid received
she approval Of all the principal jOurnals ead Q
those who have USED them.
"gOr the 1Drseomaker il il inv aluable; for the
Household \ supplies vacant plaes. 80
iey's Lstvs' 1oof.
''This machine snrpssaes Ill others W have
seem and Il Wuuid reqnire oUlumuto eoo0seo1e
sts numerous virtues. "-psnoerss, Daveuport.
with single Or double thfsad. il silently
~ very sopi1H, with . e0mmoa needle, makte
he running ssiseh essesly like hshasd sewing
All psrsons Who buy Or Offer for salsi.isssiess
inltingsnsste - the raAents. This y NE ealy
I6v priced Maehise secured BY patsst.
Single Machines sent 70 any part u Ne coun
~ per Eapresa, pssked 10 boz With prines6
Intersections or receipt fprsce. e6. Agents went.
Cd everywhers. Circular containing Liberal In.
iucements sent free.
Address all orders TO
FAMILY GEN SEWiNGs MACHINE CO.,
/ .ovl5-dwlyl ONCE. 100 Nassau Street. \. Z
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vX1DI0x0
81. Loun, Asg. 17.-Ons handssd sd
dxty.oue cases. Of choasRA ase repostod TOT
the twenty -four houfs ending q nooa- ~
The Board Of Heath have appsiatsa
their physicians in each ward, u vi13t daily
every house in their respective dlstfiees. and
furnish all poor people with medicines. and
enforce I'll sanitary measures odopsed y u
Board, Tents are 10 be erected IN di0esent
parts Of the city for The accommodation Of
cholera patients, and every house, street end
alley IL 70 be thoroughly disinfectcd.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Maj. Gen. J. \.
cchoneld, the present commanding o8cee o.
the Department Of Virginia, he's bssn -
ignated Is Assistant Commimioaee d the
Freedmen's Bureau, the duties Of which Of
flos were formerly exsscissd By ~. 0sn.
T6s ConnissIonsr II Psassoas to.dav
pehliahss ~ Ssllewta0 elss1lss:
"AQsne ~ peging psaelsao ese $780,
Ne dalse q marriage Il ~ ws1Dv, - ~
any suoc., II p o. q noee witnesses
Bosron, Aug. 17.-rsivsts edviess -
noancs ~ nurdee b Teas u @. Claeh
Abb0ts q Fosssmouth New na0poAise, q
u0cer Of the FFeedmea's Bureau.
upo0 N60 0sss6as. -
Nsw OaLsAHa Az. 1S.-The Military
0ovssnor has rssnfned % NJ own hepds
quartess, leaving The City Hall BY the 0ccu
pancy Of city oolcislA
No oMcial order ssnittlng msrshal IN
has been issued.
ChO,sfs desahD the ~ - houm wseo ~
Gov. Humphreys called the Legisjaturl
II Mississippi in speeiel ses1isa for ~ l6tl
0f Oct. 10 revise The election Of the late reg
u1ar session.
The steamer Yousg America hes arrived
| from Baltimore.
Rea1aa Noyvos
NEW YonK, Aug. 17.-Ths "9xpeees'
states that President Roberts ~ enlleo I
Fenias Congress Il Troy, 70 meet 0epA 1st
Omcial reports Of lats Feaian Fiasc0 Il
Ounuda Win he submitted. Itis slD slats(
that . vessel purchased months ego b
U. Mahoaet for . privule genoA ~ ~
ct the Atlantic dock \ chllood b 0ler16a
and that II he persists II ~ sl1in, anes
lachmsnt will b pgue1gsd e0Atnse - b
prominent feniono d DfOo1lyn.
Il
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Rreu 4loeuy.

ALBANY, Aug. 17.-0overnor Fenton hes
requested Senators Morgan and Harris 70
attend the Convention Of Southern UniOnists
in Philadelphia on the I'd Of September and
70 re. assure those true and tried friends Of
Union and constitutional freedom that the
Union party OF New York fully Appreciates
their continual self sacrificing EFFORTS TO place
the States lately In revolt upon . just and
sable basis, that Il sympathixes with them
and sincerely desires the re-est sblishment Of
loyal self government in the communities
laiely In rebellion - soon - u conei1eent
with safety snd future peace, That The Unisa
party Il anxious 70 ere their respective
states repye sented In Congress - early q
fdll ae6liapCe TN Be Rod Mi Tie poUeS O
these States will not thereby be placed In
rebel hands, and that II viii cordially CO.
operatc with them 70 these ends.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

Fl. Momnos, Aug. ia detachment Of
troops under command Of Lieut. Day, Of Tie
Fifth United states artillery was sent hon
here this morning 70 Cnney Island BY Gen.
Milcs TO prepare quAEters for the reception
Of the 18th u. 8. Infantry.
Fears have been entertalned that theoo
troops coming from New York and ~ VI
cinity might introduce the cholera Into
Richmond.
Gen. Miles returned from Washington
this evening. He has accepted the Colonel
a. 81 ~ 16th U. 8. Inlantry. ond oGlcess ol
the Regiment will be at once ordered TO 70.
mort TO Him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18
AdAssse u ceananicatioas p
0AARFRR n CO.,
Ne, ~ NoeaA Ffnh Street,
- sosys~ repannxYu,

RODeO0co Oox, o,D01.
ns1Issecss q III most satisfactory character wiD
- cAsssfay furnished " any parties applyns 4 or
oGes.
4. q. Onall1e1d. Agent fer this City
- yieinity. oaIoo-dooakW1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-18

0Aeo0oeeo0 Aooa09s oeeoos uoueooeos
NEW Yon4, Al. lS.-JudGe Barnard NJ
moenine grantod a atooluoe l1)u1c1Seo
oaolna - Co0moa Counci1 of New Yssk,
peeventiag them iro0 rs.ad0pei0g over
Mayer HeAnaa'o vetO ~ sseol9lio0 giving
CUela1n pogtin euthoeity " cuo1esues ed
~ On slevaasd railway = Dsoa1weys 0soea'
Vich end othes streeas. The apPascaaioo ~
made By H. h. nies, all0s1a1 = behalf Of
4, r. HeeWart. Ths undoetokiAg - the
iniunction h signsd By 4 I. oleWase asd
Heasy Hilton ard they aeroe % y Nepon.
dbl n ~ SON Of ol!eO0 ier such da1Ages
= dsGoadant may sus1aln By reason Of any
iujuooaioo II IL shall 6nally be decresd thai
the plaintiff Was not entitled 70 Il
The total mortality Of Brooklyn IN the si1
weeks ending To day WAS 1919 deaths, Of
which $50 were from cholera.
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LATE NEWS


WAsHlNsror. Aug. 17.-Much setiviy =
exhibited BY The Indian Department ~ ~ =.
ing the Annuity Indian goods to me w. ~
and the Treasury II PROMPTLY paying ~ ~
thaf b. Indnns shall not comn,csce hossA
iijes With The broken faith Of tho 0ovesn-
Prenar,tions are being also made 70 pay
The snnuities early this Fall
The Treasury Department today made
she first advance 70 Paymasters since the
failure of the Merchants' National Bank.
The sum called for was t2,750, O0O, quite =
falling of from the amount Of the pay re-
ouircd when the army was in full opratio:.,
A. which time the amount used for the bi.
monthly payments was $40, 100000.
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THE
WHITE FINE COMPOUND.
The

GEO. W.. SWEET. ". D.. PROPRIETOR
Prepared Al the New Eugiand 10 aaical D.
pot. led Hanover street, Boaton, under the -.
pcrvision oil Rev. J. W. Poland,
$ lsal'ord Wholesale Agent. Davenport,
and for sale by dealers in drugs end medicines
generally. iunc9 .d-tusAffi&veOw
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drops each half hour. Relief and sleep will follow the
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Z uAerOkee uSenne0Y
Cures oil uniary Complaints,
viz : Gravel. Inflammation u
the bladder and Kidneys. Re-
teullOn III Urinc, Structures II
the Urctha, Drop>lcal Swell
iugp. Brick Dust Deposits,
and all diseases that require
. diurctic, and when used IN
conjunction with the Cher