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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-02
Wright, Crews & Purse,

Successors to WRIGHTG WALKER,
Will give their prompt attention to the
sale, purchase and shipping of COTTON
and other PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE
generally. Will make liberal advances on
Produce shipped to their friends in Charles
ton and New York, and have ample ar
rangements for storing consignments sent
them. Orders left at Messrs. Fisher &
Lowrance's will meet with immediate at
tention. S. w. WRIGHT,
JOSEPH CREWS,
Jan % w. F. PURSE.
Columbia, January "a, 1866.
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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, Janu ary 31-In the House,
to-day, Mr.. Stevens from the Committee
on Reconstruction, reported back the Con-
stitutional amendment referred to it on
yesterday, and reported adversely to strik-
ing out the direct taxation feature
Stevens made o speech, alluding to the
President in caustic terms, stating that he
making commands whilst it was engaged
in tho consideration of on important ques-
tion, and that such an act would, centuries
ago, have cost British king his head, but
that we are tolerant of usurpation. At the
conclusion of his remarks, the vote was
taken, and the Constitutional amendment
passed. M
The Senate was engaged in the discus
sion of bill to protect ali persons in their
civil rights.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NNHE subscriber having associated with
II him Mr.. JOS. CREWS, of Laurens,
Continue cont the general CaMssfoN ss e1S and w'i1
FORWARDING BUSINESS in Columbia,
S. c., under the name of WRIGHT.
CREWS Il PURSE. S. w. WRIGHT.
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BALTIMORE sTONEWARE!

CONSISTING of CHURNS, MILK PANS,
~ Butter Jars, Pitchers, Circular Cake
Jars, Spittoons, &c. Together with gene
raj assortment of Yellow and Rockin CHAM
Ware, just received. w. B. STANLEY.
Jan ~ .
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~ Ee1egrap
--latest from Europe,

NEW Yonx, January s1.-The steamship
New York has arrived from Liverpool.
Cotton quieter than last quotations, mar
ket closing dull. Sales for the three days
prior to her departure $4,000 bales. Con
sols 86sD87.
Parliament opens on the first of Feb
ruary.
foundered at sea. 27O lives were lost and
only 10 saved. .
The ravages of the cattle plague con-
tinue.
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AUGUSTA, January 29.-The cotton mar
ket continues quiet, although there has
been little inquiry to-day, but at reduced
prices-say 40c. for good to strict middling.
Gold market dull. Brokers buying at 81,
and selling at 3S. Silver dull; buying at
30, and selling at 35
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
New York, January 31.-Cotton firm, a
49@50c. Gold 4Os.

49(05Oc. Gold aug.
RICHMOND, January 29-During the past
week, the stock and produce markets have
been extremely quiet, but in tobacco more
business has been done, and at advanced
rates. Guano is lower; Peruvian, $11O, and
white Mexican, $50.
There is no considerable amount of
specie in the State, and any demand would
cause prices to go temporarily higher. A
feeling is gaining ground, day by day, that
no relief in the stringency Of the money
market can be expected until some modifi-
cation of the present usury law is adopted.
The law has seldom been advanced as q
plea for avoiding the payment of rate of
interest above that which was legal, but 80
long as the law remains unrepealed, North
ern capitalists will not send their money
here for investment. Transactions have
not been numerous in specie, and the
prices are altogether governed by quota
tions from New York. Gold-large, 39@41;
small, 5000. Silver-dollars, 37@39;
halves and quarters, 34@36. The prices Of
South Carolina bank notes not quoted be-
low range from 1O@25c: Bank Of Camden,
44c.; Peoples Bank, As; Southwestern
Bank, 81; Union Bank, 70.
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BALTIMORE, January 29.-Flour steady
Wheat scarce. Corn active Oats firm
at 49c.- Lard firm. Provisions heavy
Whiskey firm, at s2.S1.
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Hubs, Spokes and Felloes.
\ FULL supply Of HUBS, sPOKES and
~ FELLOES, suitable for Buggies and
Wagons. ALSO,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, Axle Clips, &C.
In store and for sale cheap for cash by
DIAL & POPE,
Jan ~ Successors to Allen.& Dial
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John w. Steele,

John w. Steele,
Northeast Corner Of Ki,sg and George sts.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
NHE attention of buyers is called to
Il the complete assortment Of GENTLE
MEMS, FURNISHING Il FANCY GOODS
now offered. Shirts, Underwear, Gloves,
Hosiery, Toilette Articles, &c. Fancy Goods
Of every variety. Trunks, Valises, Travel
ing Bags, &c. Tho public are respectfully
invited to call and examine. Jan IL I'm
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,Auct1on Sales.
Mssles, Horses, DC.
- By Levin & Peixotto.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will be sold,
in front Of our Auction Room,
Several fine Horses and Mules.
-a'i ALSO, t-'
complete Carriage and Harness.
an ALSO,
Double and Single Harness, in fine order.
Feb 2 ts--5,
dndsone D,celling and Building Lots
BY A. R PHILLIPS.

~~>~'s>oS'fSS ~ SN0SsS"So Ss's~ D~e~N"sJ A<Ne~'
a BY A. R PHILLIPS.
On the FIRST MONDAY in February next,
at II o'clock q. M, I will sell, at the Court
House, in Columbia,
That pleasant and desirable two-story
dwelling, on the South side of Richland
street, between Pickens and Bull streets,
formerly the residence Of the late Gen.
Gregg. The lot contains half acre. The
house has 10 rooms, 4 in the basement,
in the first story and 2 in second story.
There is q good. kitchen, smoke-house,
stable, and well in the yard.
ALSO,
Building Lots on East side Of Richard
son or Main street, between Laurel and
Richland streets, fronting on Main street 50
feet each by 313 feet deep. These lots are
admirably located for business stands,
having been occupied as such for the last
30 years. ALSO.
A very desirable Lot for residence on
the corner Of Lady and Marion streets,
opposite the Presbyterian Church, contain
ing one acre. On this lot there is from so
to 10000 bricks. This property may be
treated for at private sale previous to
sale-day.
Terms (Which will be made easy) made
known on day Of sale. tan1S
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GOvERNMENT SECURITIES AND
" other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &c,
bought and sold on commission for cash.
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
ers, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on ali
parts Of the United States.
DEWITT c. LAWRENCE. JOHN R. CECIL.
CYRUS J. IAwRESCE- =. WsF A. NALsrs...
Dec 81 !.
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EDWARD LAMBERT. T.
Banker and Broker.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS,
W BONDS and GOLD bought and sold
on commission and carried on the usual
margin. if desired. Interest allowed On
deposits subject to sight. Drafts and un-
settled claims adjusted. Particular atten-
ton paid to the negotiation of Commercial
Paper and Bills Of Exchange.
Jan 26 it +omo
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE.
CORNER BR00ME SIT AND B0WERY
NEW YORK.

TNHIS house, capable Of accommo dating
Il three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan. is centrally located, and
near to all points. City cars pass the
and places Of Amusement every three
minutes: Single Rooms, s1.OO per day;
double, $500. j. +. DARROW & CO.,
Jan If ly -. Propristors.
, 1866-01-23

NeH fork Central. s1x; Erie. SIX; Hudsoo' ~
READING. toef; Michigan Southe1n, - P1t1soaat1'
sK' hot1hWsstern, 1i4: Northwestern tpfa] 7'a'
noHEy. ..- -.
Money Continued easy, though with Eashef 1o'''
ao'a IL tn active demand for Customs duaes, ~
thc pl7ce u 1ftn. There u speculative uofeioeas'
The Pzace fell to 1sssa1asa At the clo8e.
GuyIzXxx1rs-
Government securirlca continue dn0. pending w
actidn OF Congress-. Old t1s were y !oHei.
Ifc cootrued strtngencY In the London nAIket Ia
depressing effect upon them. 6eYenshlrtes .<e 'e'A4
Fes5 aEm, though less active.
s9AI4 Boape-
sthse nonds ueFe steady and Without 10y
caatzs In Quotations.
pHrpoExux.
1he1e Fas IN active tus1nea5 In petroleum aod nun
hE sharea Today, she principal exeitsnnt being on
Istes: Ben1s5oa re Kan. Il .ioso: Baes.uaa fs9n:
eensta3, *35o; Empire City. 80; Northern Light, ~
Shade HEet. t1,on; uaitsd statss. aaaoo; Weoato1
tll5; Ram McCltntock, $500; Bradley,s5. Petroleum
IL dnll and nominal at Xc for crude, and saHe tos
refined to hord.
DEF GOODS.
The following ase the quotations rom the o'3
Goods Exchange: -,
Brown sbeetlngs-saImon rsl1s 4, slxc; Peppesn
4. scc.
Blezched shirtrnzs-Eew York Mills, saXo; James
Sinch, Sc: dwight so.lnch. SC
P1ints-cocheco, q; Pacific Is; American. a' Free
mans, a.
Dtliluts-Mknchester. &c. i!
Calicoes-1ndlan Orchard, Sc; Clinton, &C.
Canton uFlanneas-Pe1nberton a. SC; Salmon fslfs'
sic.
Ticks-Kelleyytlle y, sec. .-......-...
Daims-Artvr,xht Brown, 4ac New York. 4oc.
Tho following despatthes Te1e recelTtd a. the DF'
Goods Exchange tndny:
, 1866-01-23
Markets bv Telegraph.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tz1bune1
CINCINNATI Jan. z.
F1oU1--Firm. higher md rules active. Ra1es Of
supeEnne at S;,23. ....-...
GRAn-Whea,-Olds red advanced 10 a2.D0 for prime,
and In good request: new dull aud nominal. Com 1c
hishes sales o! No. At Sc. Oats actirc and frmc7
sales Of af ssc aud No. at ioc- Rye active snd
higher; sales OF No. at 1297tc+ Bastcy nominal.
Cot4ox-Qrlet but hsuu, at 4eKc 1or ntddlinS-
Nu1sKn-Ac1iye md trm sales Of tree 1t t2.2sand
bonded at eshc. ....
paoyu1oxs-Qu1es but 6smer. susn sales OF new
CITY mess pork at $5Q-EeueIallg held at 800. Bacon
asslye sales ofelear sides At 1sKc Bulk meats nc
tve sales Of Sides At 14Ae End c1ear sldes At lsc.
Shoulder held ut 11Ht, loose. Sugar cured hama
steady; sAes 1t tic for eanvatsed and 25c for packed
Greea meats, from block, nrner; shoulders At 9Hc;
rides at 1z4cs hams At 1s316Xc. L&rd dull; prime
city kettle held 1t Tx; steamed At t7hci head atlsc
gut 1t 15xcs keg at 1sK@2oc. -..-.----.-.
Hpes-Acttre and higher: sales Of live At $9.259a5o
cross. and 1t I'll sos nGofnet-
ukxsstp Hoos-Few in market and dull aE 411nh
Receipts, 27a1.
MoNEY-Close,
EXCHANGE Irregular; market ut soc discount buy.
tn1
, 1866-01-23
att1uSE1uf1lf8,

0hA 1WW b VIM ." u
SkATlMa ! SKATtMa!
SKATING ! sKATlMal
WASHINGTON PARK!
WASHINGTON PARK !
WASHINGTON PARK !
Benefit Of the
Benefit Of the
Benefit Of the
Chicago Relief Society.
Chicago Relief Society.
Chicago Relief Society.
4 Grand Entertainment
4 Grand Entertainment
4 Grand Entertainment
This Afternoon and Evening.
This Afternoon and Evening"
This Afternoon and Evening"
Entire Proceeds to be Donated
Entire Proceeds to be Donated
Entire Proceeds to be Donated
). For the Relief Of
For the Relief Of
For the Relief Of
The Worthy Poor Of the City.
The Worthy Poor Of the City.
The Worthy Poor Of tie City.
Grand Combination OF Talent.
Grand Combination OF Talent.
Grand Combination Of Talent.
Tie Wonderful Sknters,
The Wonderful Skaters,
Tho Wonderful Skaters,
Meagher Brothers.
Meagher Brothers.
Meagher Brothers.
The Accomplished Skater,
The Accomplished Skater,
The Accomplished Skater,
Miss Carrie i. Moore.
Miss Carrie 4. Moore.
Miss Carrie 4. Moore.
The FaTorlte Amateur,
The Fayoritc Amateur,
The Fay0rite Amateur,
Miss Lille Elliott.
Miss Lille Elliott.
Miss Lille Elliott,
The Champion Skater,
The Champion Skater,
The Champion Skater,
Mr. J. Powers.
Mr.. ]. Powers.
Mr.. ]. Powers.
Each Contribute their Presence
Each Contribute their Presence
Each Contribute their Presence
In the Afternoon
In the Afternoon
In the Afternoon
| In behalf Of this Worthy Object.
In behalf Of thls Worthy Object.
In behalf Of this Worthy Object.
Ice In Splendid Condition.
! Ice In Splendid Condition.
Ice In Splendid Condition.
| The Best Of the Season.
| The Best Of the Season.
The Best OF the Season.
Full Band In Attendance.
Full Band in Attendance.
Full Band in Attendance,
In the Evening,
In the Evening,
In the Evening,
A Grand Carnival,
! A Grand Carnival
A Grand Carnival
With a Full Band.
With q Full Band.
With Full Band.
The Park Brilliantly Illuminated
| The Park Brilliantly illuminated
| The Park Brilliantly Illuminated
By consent Of Col. Wood,
Dy consent Of Col. Wood,
BJ consent OF Col. Wood,
The Giant Gen. Goshen
Tho Giant Gen. Goshen
l The Glant Gen. Goshen
From Woods Museum,
From Woods Museum,
From Woods Museum,
Will add his Presenc
Il viii add his Presenc
Il viii add bis Presenc
To the ETening's Entertainment,
To tie Evenings Entertainment,
| To the Evenings Entertainment,
Il, And appear upon Skate
And appear upon Skate
RI And appear upon Skate
In Full Costume.
, In Full Costume.
In Full Costume.
The Indies will furnish refreshment
The ladies will furnish refres1lnent
, The ladies will furnish refreshment
! In tho Hall Of the Building.
In tho Hall Of the Building.
+ In tho Hall Of the Building.
, TICKETS OF ADMISSION:
It4djfN4 %1 CHHIB&
Gentlemen, 30 ccntSs
Ra1dolnt etzees cars tand you At the door, and Il
Madison street cart within one block Of the Fxsk.
, 1866-01-23

E13!QfE I13ualE.
Inotlce an article In your paper Of Friday calling
for tSe Enforcement Of an ordinance requiring prop
c1tT ow nera 10 clean tbeir Aidewaka. Let reform
In thtr matter begin At home. Why don't The city
rI,nn their own Walks! Around tie Court uouRe
fles tbe snow and ice from several etorms. Then
around The city reservoirs. particularly The one on
ihc corner Of Morgan and Monroe streets, thcrc fs
ttN the tpaw nud ice from the frtt SNOW storm ot
thls wiutcr. People have habit Of avoiding city
,ldevalka a. they would any place dangerous TO 1s
and hmb Let Ill sidewalks he cleaned. n. L. =.
, 1866-01-23
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
POWERS
PATENT PERPETUAL BROOM

Is now being manufactured Quite extensively ~ ~
city. On the corner OF Franklin and laxe st1ee. ~.
yet the demand IL 70 much Greater than our aun's
supply our custom es Just now, that taose =. ~. ~
tance NUT send only for tht Skeleton. hnd tans oe
eoonrr sunped and save the expense Of the snspof'
tattou and hIlog OF the broou, cnEni ana the otoo
VIII be IN snuch less danger Of tular5 N
thau whcn completed. any ono can nli 'ae n'"oa'
who makes the attempt :, .,.n.,
The territory for the sale Of ta,s p'eom - taus.t
:" somsthlpg that j. no longer ~ experiment. but
suse epecess-wnere they can 1taAss Noo esey oae
invested, must speak quick. sood cahsasse1 wao1eo
for evszy Ward IN the dtG. Town Rights ios sae u
this county, and = few moro conu.les .N' o'''e'
Senh Stamp 1ur circular, q call It ny otnee.
os1'1 -'--'' C.E. BROWEE,
Room IL Tyle,'s Block, ~ 1asallsat.. Chicago.
4tAp
, 1866-01-23
,rhe Labor OueAriof, in virginia.

New YoHk, Jan. ea-A letter from Richmond
tsye that throughout the whole Slate Of VlsEnls
county meetings hare been held for Tue purpose OF
Axinr the prlcee OF labor. In many instances they
have been liberal, while in others they have agreed
oo ptlcca which will be ruinons 10 the working
clxssnH md productive Of trouble IN the future.
, 1866-01-23

BALTINoRX, Jap. a.
F1orB-FIrm. Sales Of Howard street superior at
kEsA and extra fAncJ nj 3t7.13. ,r
GKAtx-Corn. White steady At Sc yellow dun at
1tc. Oats htary.
GRoCEtIr3-Cofee nfm; s14e8 o1 AQ 81 4e6<4c. 6Vlut
r4py1*IoS1-SteAdy.
WNrtxYr-At $I51,
, 1866-01-23

The January thayv II a sscapItal in
tti.utton' for producing Colds, Coughs, sad kind'
e., and we advise our readers, particularly those
r1edisposed 10 any pulmonary weakness, TO see to
it they are well sbod, and allow no change Of cloth
Cold, Cough, uoarscncss. or other pulmonary dis.
order, We know OF nothing 20 efficient as Coos
Coech Balsau. Our advice il, lake little and
often.
70 those rho have been living on the lat OF tbt
land through The HOLIDAYS. and have got thcIl
sloma1hs ont of order, ne would prescribe Goes
Dyspepsia Cure; 1t has cured rome very bad case:
Of Dyeperrta. !: Notwithstanding
, 1866-01-23

-... kEW YOKE, Jan. a.
Coryos-Du1l and heavy: rniddIing. Soc.
FlorR-IIeayy Auu common grades l0R15s lower.
with only moderate demand: 47l4&5!sa for exrFf
state; xSRaSo for extra round hoop ohio, sud IS s.
for tr1te btsnds-narket closing heavy for low
gra6et. -..,.a.,o
GfAr-Nbtzt dull aid srrt1E a93c lower new No.
MlWhn1et, - %: tl:tY for choice amber %; stts
Hsiiey and barley maii dull ans nena,aa Corn aule
S30Ec fol sopnd mixed Western IN store aud de!Y,
efed Oats lower sud dun; 3ast2c fos ansound West
GkocxRHsNcofte CT nm. Rio At rnl1 pr1ees.- 6usa,
leans. tl.loa LIS; Forte Iaeo, t*asoe
Exc for refined In bond. .
Fnnv1slnxs-Pork du1! and lover. f29;k2H@o % 1ol
new utHs c1ps1DG 1t e1J.13 regular; t9I& q. 20 fol
I'D do. closing 81 80 regular oo ior prime
md f4s009 51 for prime mess; Also, $50 orl4
meas fof jan. Ese; and yt.5sh sua ApEtls sssEs op
Piaii iues.. and tsl Doa:im for neE s1na mess pee
Meats eady liSa sc for shoulders and 15Klsc 10
h1ms. Dressed hogs nrmet l2k3l3e tos weatesn, ans
tsf sre e1tsesae sso ioolsis isr FebEusTy sel.er.
option At nc. Dntter dniis co1s2c for Ohio, and -.
&c toF state. Cheese quiet, at tlHaitXc-,
, 1866-01-23

NEW 0Ekf 1An. u
The following a1e the prices Of uinlng stocks BID In
Boston Today: Copper Falls. 265: franklin, 5ik:
Hancock u; Isle Koyae, III: Minnesota, Is; Quin
Ncy. IS: EAY State, 9k.
, 1866-01-23

Receipts Of Places Of Amusement.

A statement having been published in rome Of
the city papers Of the receipts Of places Of amuse-
men, In Chicago, for the scar 1865, which was
about {1oOoo0 vide Of the truth. We have obtained
from the AtEeseoEa Office an accurate table Of such
receipts, which were Is follows:
oposs RECEIPTS FROM JANUARY !, 1864, 70 De-
cE41En 81, 1865.
Mus.cdt Enk<ftatnMenfS.
italian Opera r. Gfau).. M5
German Opcra l. Grover}4. q. .S
English OPEN (CaMle CarnpbeiD D......... 4,4Gs
Concerts and Exhibitions ......+........ el.0C0
$1CGSG7
TAe11F9s, dc.
N00Q s..... ~
AcEickef & Myess. 1@3.1as
fA{tet1c4. t9s15a
Academy OF Music c.....--...-..s-.........- 41!o2
German rheatre ...............-...... 6,202
Ctrcnsea and Exhibitions. ................ 48,73p
$435, ,D10
Mre1cal,, ....,........,..........., t68, 8G7
Ik49E
, 1866-01-23
milwaukee Market.

[epecisl Despatch to The Chicsgo Tstbuue1
MuNAcI1I, Jsn. Il
F1prk-Unchanged. Sales Of 30 hrls BeStchJ's best
city while winter Ut s1o-2a.
GRAr5-Wheat dull kndlower. Sales It ths morning
Board we.es 10000 bu At st'2s2t.a1X, cash; nooa
Dos16 sases Of s. 100 bu It $1ssk@1e3H; At p. m.
Hoard wheat W1s tImeF. Sales Of oo bu No. spsug
et{1.2xsl closing arm at outside nxuzes; No. :
rru u t1aa- ....
T,noyts1oSe-Act1yc but closed Qutet. Sales OF
100 b.ls city eBs 1t saa7o7 present lnd future
delivery. Lsrd-saes OF 20 tercea at lsKc, delivered
nexl month. SWEET picked Hams at l3c. delivered
next month"; 100 boIcs dsJ salted Shoulders at l01c;
100 boxes Cumberland 1nIddlcs 1t lGc-
Excx1rrs-Wheat, 5000 bu: hogs, 1,Ds0.
, 1866-01-23

LAMB ron nSAlE.-Attentlon is called 10 the 40
vest1tcment on the inside Of this issuc Of La
Teupesacc lends fu1 eale.