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To and from the North.
THROUGH FREIGHT AIR LINE!
Via the North Garo,ina Railroad and
IT'S Connecting Lines.

|: - 80 Iaa Ha ID 4 !.
+,RY THROUGH FREIGHT 4RKANa;t-
D MENTS, through rcceipts are ..San
from Columbia and all points ON the Hha -
iotte and South Carolina Railroad To New
1orE, Boston, Rhnadelplna Bal timare.s
portsmouth, Norfolk, Petersburg and Civ
foint, at exceedingly Low RATES.
Lo1ce'', wah more despatch o,ad arstt
Aess insurance thn,s arg other k,ae. = - (.
following lines, aaa no 6.erSoaxe Of Sg Ran. sas
road Agent, Portsm outh, Va: -
,Erem New York.--At1antic- Coast Mail
Stesmship Company, LIVINGSTON. FOX
q 20, Agents; Office No. go Liberty street.
Snlpping Point, Pier No. SO, North River,
Steamship Company, 4. sAMPsoN. segA Xsent
and OF Central Wharf, Boston.
From Philadelphis.-Phila and
SosIoR Td Steamship Company, W. 2. CLYDE
Avenue, PHILADELPHIA.
from Baltimore S te am
racket Company, told Bay Line,) L. 3.
PAkkS, Agent, foot OF Union Dock, and
40 This LINE GIVES MORE DE.
SPATCH THAN ANY EXPRESS COMP1-
ny, and At abou. ONE FOURTH THE
Co94. Aug 2 limo
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CHANCE or 777HEr
gaFa!gzEssa -
AN and after SUNDAY, june 10. 1scs
" trains will run as follows:
Leave Charlotte at Ills p. 70. and 4. go
q. M
The 1f.15 p. M. train makes Il. nck CON
tr0Y no fN,
leigh, and is tho
QUICKEST AND MOST COM
PORTABLE ROUTE TO ALI,
POINTS, NORTH AND WEST
FIR ON COL MBIA!!
as- Through TICKETS can be had at
Charlotte to all the> Northern cities
K. WILKES
J'Hie9 kngncor and Super't.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
ka ~ ~ 80 80 1sss!s:s
RECEIVING AND FoRw'RpG DEPT. =
| CHARLESTON, june 25, 1866.
! 'sHE South Carolina Railroad Com parry
and forwarding Ouice, Merchandise and
! Produce consigned to its Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports and from North.
er'l ports to the inter- VI, will be cared for
anu shiPpeu I" the point of destination.
! Consignnicuts to he forwarded by sea
t must always l.c accompanied by bills of
ladinS and letter of advice, with instruc-
! tlons to nlsrrc. If desired.
june 2s =. \. FULLER, L. Il +. Ast
: Notice to Shippers.
k&a - - L i 4@sss@z. Ess.s
! IENHE ChaIipttc aud South Carolina Rail-
Il road are prep ed to give through re-
celpts to New York, ca Portsmouth, On
cotton, Il: six dollars per bale. This rate
includes all charges to the point Of lestin-
! ation. JAMES ANDERSON,
June II Superintendent.
! General Superintendent Office,
, CHARLOTTE & s. c. RAILROAD,
/ CoLrMBIA, S. c., June 9: 1856.
|nN and after TUESDAY. 10th instant.
~ THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
making close connections, Will be run over
this road as follows:
Leave Columbia Junction at 4.35 D. m.
Arrive at Charlotte ar ..11l5ss
Leave Charlotte ut ..l2.lJa =,
Arrlv. at Columbia Junction at Go
July IL JAS ANDERSON, Sult
Schedule over South Carolina r R.
/ - - -! - Z J : .-....;t :: :; 1S9..
, ES-.-- = -t-,--2422 :: 60 ,.sHs
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South Carolina Railroad Comnanv
Notice to Shippers.

- ~r-,-.-T--z
se - "a = =Msi 49, " ", 80 ..4lssssE-.
IENHC Charlotte aud South Carolina Rail-
Il road are prep; ed to give through re-
celpts to New York, Ga Portsmouth, on
cotton, Il: six dollars per bale. This rate
includes all charges to the point Of tlestin-
at!on. JAMES ANDERSON.
June II Srperiutnpdo,.
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NOTICE.

NINETY days after date, application Will
~ be made to the Columbia and Char
iotte Rallroad Company for renewal Of
Certificates Of Stock fer two shares. Lurnt
on 18th February, 1860. Also, to the South
Carolina Railroad for renewal of Ccrtiti
cate of Stock for one share. Also, for re
newal Of Certificate for one share in the
Southwestern Railroad Bank, issued to
Benz. Rawl5, Esq, OF Columbia Also. for
Certificate of Stock for two shares, (No.
G31,) to 3. and b. f. Rawls, issl. Il bv the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph
Company, March %, 1850-burnt l7th Feb
ruary, 1865. G. s. BOWER.
THOS. J. RAWI.S,
Jun" II tu3mo Qualified Executors.
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Tha Earl of Derby, the new Eng
glish Premier, is said to be much
more genial and full of life and fun,
ut his advanced age, than his Son,
Lord Stanley. At n dinnerat Knows
ley Park, Lord Stanley left the table
soon after the ladies had withdrawn,
leaving the gentlemen to their usual
Observation-Disclosures the Earl said,
''Now that the old mans gone,' let's
have some wine"
.An' immense African turtle was
recently captured near. Segnrn' 8
Island. and taken to Portland. He is
sapposed to be the same fellow who
was lost from wrecked vesseltwelve
or fifteen years, ago, and who has
since been seen occasionally. : While
thus at large his weight has increased
from 300 pounds to. upwards of 1000
pounds - ,
Beaufort. s. O., which was formerly
an aristocratic winter resort Of the
Southerners, has become completely
YanHeeized with New Engiaudsrs.
The mayor Of the city is q New Eng
lander, and every office holder, land
owner and store-keeper, halls from
the same section. %
The will of DR.. Bird Powell, of
Cincinnati, recently deceased, who.
bequeathed his head to a friend and
pupil for scientific purposes, has
finally been admitted to probate. The
bequest is, therefore, legally. .acknow-
ledged, and the head will remain in
Professor Keckelor's cabinet.
A.. e. Thompson, somewhat
noted temperance lecturer and organ
izer of lodges of Good Templars,
was recently seen at Clyde, Ohio, in
q state of most glorious intoHcation,
to the great scandal of the cause and
Its supporters.
There lis no danger of dispatches
across the Atlantic being muddled
because the wire lies on the bottom
ofthe ocean. If, under the superin-
cumbent mass of water, the messages
can be squeezed through, they will
come out all right.
One of the monster farms of mo-
dern times is that of Gen. Urquiza,
Of Buenos Ayres. It is composed of
ON unbrollen body of 900 square
miles, over which countless thou
sands of horses, cattle and sheep ore
grazing.
a sixty year old Methodist shep-
herd has been arrested in Philadel-
phia for an indecent assault on a
young ward, girl of fourteen years.
The mother charges that he had
some years since perpetrated the
same offence against the girls sister.
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THE TRI-WERKkY PHGNX

Contains, III every number, the reading
matter (embracing the latest news) of
TWO1SSUES of the daily. tits published
every. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
mornings.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY CLERK'S OFr

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, August 3, 1866.
a ELECTION for one ASSISTANT PO-
IA LlCEMAN will be held in the Council
Chamber, on TUESDAY EVENING. 2lst
INST. Applicants for the position will file
their applications, with the names of their
snreties, at this office, on or before The 2Oti.
INST. by order of the City Council.
Aug . j. S. MCMAHON City ClnrA
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a Home Companion.

Besides the collection of the cream of
tho news OF the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, it viii cort.in a large
amount Of LITERARY NATTER, s.lu.. as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. 1:
viii embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form to binl, and thus secures a faithful
record and history Of passing ovcnts
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THE CLEANER

IL published every Wednesday, morning
1t is the desire, and win be the object Of
the Proprietor, to make this equal to, II
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the South. In fact, RS its nama indicates,
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THE DAILY PHOENIX

Is published every morning, except Mon
day, and contains the LATEST NEWS. by
telegraph and mails, up to the hour Of
going to press; Editorials, Correspondence
trom different points, Miscellaneous Read
ing, Tales, Poetry, Sketches, etc, etc, etc.
In the QUANTITY and QUALITY Of IT'S
HEADING MATTER is not to be excehed
by any paper in South Carolina. ADYER-
EASEMENTS inserted Oh favorable terms.
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Charleston Advertisements,

Charleston Hotel,
WHITE & MIXER, PROPRIEToRs.
A THIS POPULAR and we'll known
6!s1 HOTEL has been NEWLY FUR
NiSHED throughout by the present
Proprietors, who have been sixteen Years
conpected with the establishment.
H. WHITE, GEO. g. MIXER
0HAs. A: ::NfILLEn, Cashier AUG e.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


The Latest observation-disclosures from the
NOV cmcnt the Policy Of the sireat
ATHENS, Oct H. 1865
The advantage reported have recently gained
by the CreaDs appears not possess the importance
attributed to first. Tho engagement ia question
turns out have been merely RECONNAISSANCE. in
which large numbers OF the Turkish forces took part
with trinng loss.
The officers OF Inssian rigate. that has arrived In
the Prnus report that when they leaving port
OF Canea they Turkish vessels bringing numerous
Mussnlman families into that barbor This rcunstancc
has given rise 10 different interpretations. some be-
eye that the families those OF native Turks be-
sseyed the Greeks Candanos, in the district or
senon. whom Turkish troops had been despatched to
bring of by sea, Will. others imagine these families
belong 10 Rein. nnos
certain that no further decisive attack has
been nude by tho Turce Egyptians; indeed at Vrysees
where tine Egyptians badly cot up, the Crotans
began the hattie.
The Insurgents continue mated by great confidence
In the ~ their undertaking. Their weak point ID
armament, ana tho Greeks making extraordinary
efforts 20 forward and munitions. This. OF COURSE
refers solely ~ private individuals, the Greek govern
ment combining 10 observe strict neutrality. Numbers
volunteers have left Cor CANDIDA but the Creians do
not lack men hey only ask material aid The outbreak
.. the revolt anticipated in Greece. AMI look
place jus ih- period whom considerable financial
harrassnient WEIGHED opon the country. The Greeks
however Ssse .reai snihn.iagm In the cause OF their
bscthfrn ad assistance with All the means
al their disposal.
The rirk,.n government has prohibited the entrance
OF Greek bcys: apers into ne Turkish dominions and II
rs even r.i9r,ea thai leisrE eoHlng from Greece
opened and al by Turkish oniriais.
n " Eid that tire blockade Of the island os Gambia de
clsred bv tne TnfFs been found ssccnt, aud THAT
laid down ~ ths treaty Of Paris has ro.ased 10 recoa
nins is existence.
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sEXs EHaH EoEIlfss xossof
Msicv Groerni sehoHeid on go inspecting
To.r-Th- District eosrf of Norfolk, Va. ..
-e.-ion~ JadEe 4 sdsr~csd Preside..

fnRrU " aN0H Nov, " 1875
The schooner Lucy Alexander from Arccibo Tor Bal
tInorc arrived tonight, and reports mat brigf Castor
kId w Wilson. Tor Baltimore, With csrgoes Of sugar
we're Loot the Early part Of October. near Arccibo
and brought psrt 81 tAe crcwa and pagsengeg.
MAJOR General schnnelf accomplished by Brigsdier
Gen Blunt md ~ an ofeerY arrived this afternoon frm
Richmond an iDspeesnx tour He recclyed by
from tho fort, aud reviewed tho troops a he
gsrrson He rs'nrns saturfay W Eifhm0nd
The Rev Hr. scGloskey, brother 70 Arrhbiahop Nc
rioskey 81 Aew N0tk, President ~ tbs American Col
Lea a. Lone has been here old frlends
snd veut North W .ht.
the United States Dsirct Court held III nOrrlrg
o. Norfolk, Jadse Underwood presiding Very huls
husnss beyond the delivery ~ the charge the Grand
JufY 'fansarted In Consequence. ~ the
tie Uyirict Attorney, T. II. Olenndef. the Ceur sd
Iournsi unlr 'ts nfst rrssiay 81 December.
u idulinl stsrns the oath W Jurors portion 70
~ rms oath of allegiance 20 the government wa
Vnhsi a. the rhsrs~ tbs Jacgs sad their attention
soaid 10 called, when The couri nett mrt. some
srnnsl bisinfss tch a. offences against The rcysnue
snt pos'A avs No rferescs mace 10 toe .aSe ~
f.9sftnr DAVIS
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quenty asked why tho Dnep IL nhe Warsaw paper In
Russian above qoed has lately began 70 attack France
Probably 1t convinced itself TIA, the Polish toot8a
gnaslng al he sEtriis y Rsssq Is ia ty Frac IL y
decent IL becoming for the Poles allow tho hames
OF dissatisfaction 10 be tanned by foreign iuel and 70
scapegoats 20 MI the French embassies that viii
take them la Russia Progresses with gigantic strides
Il IL mad ntatrasion 10 dream Of stopping her onward
ma ch Proud ~ her riches and inteigence cvery
reo cos 10 10 camd Russian. France, throwing
Investments ia our wav, aud DESTROYS OF marriug our
Development forEets hos much Russian money hnis lts
.ay into Der Golfers w exchange for the products Of her
q HrummagcmH tiyi1ation.
From the fact % such sentiments being officially
prupagaed among the dominant We'll as the subject
az neighborng empire II Is perhaps, not rash
10 conclude that the Russan government think they
have reason ~ look forward To foreign complications.
against which II wouli be better 10 prsnare public
opinion At True the habit of Incorporate thought
aad angua q chamcieri.tic Of the Sciave, may De
observed also In tho official pub eatons Of their
ments, which, therefore NOT b. taken for more
than they worth In the present instance however,
there ~ such marked unanmity aud IN tho
attitude OF the nsp red press that the probability OF
their peroratons being based upon fau,s Is must be
owned greatly increased. Indeed, was ew days ago
IN position 10 communicate certain intelligence calen-
lated 10 eorobcrais the ~ sgivngs alarming the Rus
sian mind.
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Plans OF the Dep0sed Conn
InissiOncrs.
They Arc Anxious 10 Avoid d Riot but Will
krsiM the State Authorities and Pro-
test Against Federal Interference.
Sketch OF the Origin and Progress OF
the T.roublc.

The facts relating the dificuty that has
such excitement IN Maryland may DO briefly summ~f-
txed During the rebellion the loyal party gaining
troll OF the state enacted stringent law for the rgb-
traton q voters virtually dsfranchisiug AL Southern
sympathilers. The execution Of this law given 20
certain officers ceeated by j. There ooard u egs-
,rsion for the city ~ Baltimore Board Of Police
Commissioners These last had the appointment d %
lcemeu q The city ana 81 tho Judges and clerks o.
tiuns During The year 1865 4 regsiraon Of was
made, from which al rgidY excluded who had
been known during the faithful Union
Slight comllal made, although doubilefp, much
hardship felt by those especially Who had
tRaen no active part ia the war Tor south
Independence. Before the charter election
when took place % the 10th 81 lat MONTH ,aere
registration Of voters partially made ou' IT
The election the Judges appointed ~ ths Porce Conf
mssoners refused 70 recognize Il. ard threw tho
~ ii! whose tho hiss - lat
year By thls means tho city kept the hands Of
the raalcala Tho number 81 votors according the
new eslstry list, about Is 900 Tho shoa VOC
og the cy estimated DO rs o0o Al tue rlanl.
cpsi election referred ~ Mr. Chapman, tho radical
ddsa for aayor, received 9, 05 yotcg and elected
ty majority % $50 showing total " Ices than
900 Al nrst the conservatives Contemplated contest
ine ihe elecalr, but lyon derertion t- conduct os
tie Inskcr appcrea 10 have been 70 partisan AMI unfair
ths' u va u1usn movement Tor tns remO> NJ o. the
Police Commissioners aud tho appointment %
80 hs Gl1gsssldl. ahl i therefore undertaken
NHa fs step wong Affect thu resl' ~ 40 Lion
ali cady maze, might, ~ recped in gaai0n, rrvotu-
tioail no state ~ ihe November election inater o.
yaaay importance because 800 egasAiare
theu - be cho4aI would elect Lnlted tates
.ansinr 70 ouocaed senator Cre1ws, radical srns,sr
Lrrs~e ~ thc andate ~ tie RADICAL t0s reieel
and ito candidate ~ ihe conservatives n Ngefrnof
walt Very naturally, ~ soan tAs detgn 81 lie
CONSERVATIVES va APPARENT, the radicals becalne sssed
"A he prospective losa Of Their pO~e-. ouce
Efas ey vas r. scl tosney wrote letter 70 ine fhil
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BROOKLYN INTELLyGENcE.

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ter5ey ,i An Dce testified gaas hs ives Nswafs
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CANADIAN CONFEDERATION.
The New English Power Beside the Americas
Rcpnbiic.

From the London fines Oct. 10
The Mayor OF oxford last MIGHT gave his annual dinner
TO mo official and other leading of the city,
University andsnunty. Tbs company, which numbered
about two hrndrcd ana hfty. Included the Duke OF
Marlborough, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell ". p
the Right Hon T. ". Henley, N. NJ, &c
THE Right Hon Edward Cardwon replied Ia behalf OF
the "cty members' During his speech ne raid Sen
tlemen We hawaii sure watched with uteres; the
prosr ~ 81 that great republic sh which are con
meet by 20 many friendly ties, and with which We
desire always Z" maintain the 81 amicable relations.
tnwarss which, moreover, have been dra@n now
still closely ny that material bond, Tho electric
wire. We watch with friendly interest the pro-
gress they making the construction OF their
government and be consol datlon Of their power IN
more centra ed and efcien, state probably, than has
before been side by side with thai great republic, but
not IN any emulation Ol lis surprising greatness
al TN m1aeHt employed ia TIC nt geaiag ao,rk OF
81 petnG community by uniting the various pro-
vlnces OF British Moth America In confederation
They viii not be- Of greatness 70 compare with their
powerful Dc,Rhbor; there viii he rivalry and there
will be no Jealousy, but extending, they viii, from
Rocisy Hoajurfn 10 The atlantic Ocean, audk
hRatsd territory, with large population with CONNER
eal snerpf Sc, ana with maritime energy they win
stuio no meaR ccmmnE,tg among ne ioas OF the
world And being they will only not desire TO he
themselves independent nation but they hold IL ~ e
their highest pride and privilege TO remain the foremost
dependency o. the crown Of England. (CheerAl