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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-08
COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, March 8, 1856.

Thursday Morning, March 8, 1866.
Immigration VS.. Emigration.
On Sunday last, we published
letter from Governor Orr, in relation
to the importation Of white labor for
our Southern plantations. We regard
this subject as one more interesting
to our whole population than any
other that could be brought before
them at the present time. e~
The letter of Governor Orr explains
fully the rights and privileges of i'm
migrants. and assures them that the
laws of the State gives the same pro-
lection as that enjoyed by the native.
We regard this lette: t-cH Cover
nor Orr as one of the most important
documents published since the close
of the war. It will disabuse the false
impressions made upon the Northern
mind, that foreign labor-agricultu-
rists, citizens and mechanics, will not
be received cordially by our people.
They will be so received, and we hope
and trust that our Northern exchanges
will publish the letter of Governor
Orr.
While we have no objection to the
schemes of emigration now being Or
ganized, and that parties desiring to
emigrate should do SO; yet, we pro-
nounce against any effort to entice
labor from the South. She needs all
who are now at home, and as many
more as can be induced to come with
in her territory, to develop her vast
resources. Artizans and mechanics
from all parts of the world will find
a rich field in the South to cultivate.
MIR. MCCUILocH TO BE PUNISHED.
1t seems thai Secretary McCulloch is
so sensible a man, and so much op-
posed to freedmen's bureaus and to
all the mad schemes of the radicals,
that, at the risk of destroying the
credit of the Government and involy-
ing the commercial interests of the
country in ruin, Thad. Stevens and
his followers intend to defeat his wise
financial measures. The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore San
says that ''the combination of inte-
rests against the McCulloch policy of
contraction of the currency and q
gradual resumption of specie pay
ments is becoming identical with
opposition to the Presidents plan of
reconstruction. Mr.. Stevens is likely
to control the financial as well as the
political course of Congress. The
supporters of the McCulloch financial
scheme apparently shrink from COM
petition with the Stevens bill. But
the political and financial future of
the country would be represented,
and both are to be determined by
this Congress, which, so far, knows
no leader but Mr.. Stevens"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-08

ASEvERE REBUKE. The disgusting
blasphemy of Mr. Sumner, in liken-
ing the typical negro to Him who
was God on the Cross, before the
Senate Of christian nation, was but
imperfectly rebuked by Mr.. Fessen-
den thus:
Did the House, as charged by Mr..
Sumner, place themselves in the stu
alton of Pontius PLATE, with thu
negro for the Saviour of the world,
and the people of the United States
for Barrabas? Why, sir, I expected
him Mr.. Sumner] to go further, and
in the next breath to say that what
with the Constitution of the United
States and the Constitution of tn.
States, the negro had been crncifed
between two thieves, and that now,
by this proposed amendment, tho
stone had been rolled away from tn,
door of the sepulchre, and he had
ascended to sit on the throne of tha
Almighty and judge the world.
National batelhgencer.
Mr.. Pollard writes: If General
Grant has power to stop the libert.f
of speech in the press, he also has tho
power to muzzle the freedom of speech
in Congress. He speaks of the news
papers alternating both sections of the
country. We beg leave to state that
in the halls of Congress there is moro
sedition and disaffection ventilated
there, and disseminated all over the
country, electrically, in one hour,
than in one year by all the newspa-
pers in the South. Can't he suppress
those fomenters of discord, Sumner
and Stevens?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-08

CALNAN & kREUDER. gentlemen
have removed to their new store on Rich
ardson street, next to Janney's old hotel.
They have one Of the best assortments OF
family groceries and provisions that has
ever been offered in this market, and their
store is fitted up in great taste and ele-
gance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-08
Local Items.

Local ITEMS.
CAsH.-Our terms for subscription, ad-
vertising and job work are cash. We hope
all parties will bear this in mind.
The BURNING OF CoLUMB1A.-An inter-
esting account Of the 'tSack and Destrur-
tion Of the City Of Columbia, s. CHA,
just been issued, i'll pamphlet form, from
the Phenin steam power press. Order.
can be filled to any extent.
GEN. WADE HAMPToN.-This distinguish
ed gentleman arrived here day or two
ago. He is in good health and spirits, and
says that his freed-people are working we'll
on his plantation in Louisiana
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs.-The Spring
Term of the Court commenced here on
Monday last, Judge Aldrich presiding.
There being very little business, the Judge
adjourned the Court until the first Monday
in October.
CALNAN l. kREUDER. gentlemen
have removed to their new store on Rich
They have one of the best assortments OF
family groceries and provisions that has
ever been offered in this market, and their
store is fitted up in great taste and ele-
gance.
NEW CURnENcY.--We had the small mo-
dicun. Of pleasure Of handling ten and
five dollar bill of the new issue by the
State of South Carolina. The bills are
beautifully executed, and are tinted with
the national color for paper currency
green. We hope that the $500, 900 Of the
issue will afford the people of the State
some relief in their prcsen. necessities.
We learn that the remains of an elderly
colored woman were found, on the edge of
u small stream of water, near this city,
day or two ago. An inquest was held by
Coroner Walker. The verdict of the jury was
that the deceased came to her death from
causes unknown to the jury. 1t is sup
posed that the old woman was frozen to
death during the last cold spell, as from
the appearance of the body it is supposed
to have lain there several weeks.
The body of h. r. Stokes, jr., who lost
his life in the terrible battle of Gettysburg,
arrived in this city yesterday. Ellwood wes
the color-bearer of James Battalion, at
tached to Longstreets Corps, and was
killed with the colors in his hands. The
funeral services will be performed in the
Baptist Church: this morning, at II o'clock
Several of his comrades-in- arms will act es
pall-bearers. A large number Of our citi-
zens will attend, to pay the last tribute of
respect to the young soldier.
! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, VIII ich
are published this morning for the first
| time:
Moore & Nichols FIREARMS, &c.
| J. G. Gladden-Ambrotypes, &c.
Campbell R. Bryce-Lumber.
E. Pollard-Hair Crimpers.
! '' & Fishing Tackle.
j. Gadsden Edwards-White Labor.
Calnan Kreuder-New Store.
! Gibbes & Glaze-Lumber Yard.
Fisher & Heinitsh-Drugs, &c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-08

CHOLERA CURED AS EASILY AS
TooTH-AcHE.-Dr. Post, who is rep
resented as high medical authority
in New York, delivered lecture re-
Gently at the Medical College in that
city. He claims that the cholera is
curable rs the tooth-ache. His me-
thod Of treatment, as he explained it,
is briefly as follows:
The patient is first attacked by
diarrh9a, accompanied by extreme
lassitudc. He should go Instantly to
bed, and remain perfectly quiet for
forty-eight hours, taking at least
fifteen grains of calomel to drive the
Infection from the system. After this
has acted freely, mild dose of laud
anum should be given to soothe the
patient and prevent furtherin ntestinal
action. Ice should be applied to the
spinal column. DR.. Post claims that
this treatment has been applied in
thousands of cases, and never failed
to result i'll the entire and rapid re-
covery of the patient. 1t is of the
very first Importance that the patient
should not abandon the reclining
posture, from the very commence
ment OF the disease until the reco-
very. All the prominent men in the
city are engaging themselves in the
study Of the cholera, not clinically,
Of course, rs there have been no cases
yet in the city.
Dresses are cut so low in Paris as
to resemble band about the body.
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Dresses are cut so low in Paris as
to resemble band about the body.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

49, Farm in FrGRkiia Township Chester couuty,
Eiia Pa, containing one huodrrd and twenty ono
X acres, one hundred Of hich ia cleared, the bal
good wood land The land IS in high state OF culu-
III, and water in all the fields Theimprove
consist Ofa House, containing eigh; don
hle decker Barn, tenant house and Stable II with
In five mites of lime Qutrries and about six miles
p. W. 4 B. Il Road will be sold low and possession
given 2oth March next Apply /
TuOa 4 MAHAFFY- "a and X .ag stra,,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
SHFRIFF's SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs
to me directed, will be exposed 10 Public Sale at thu
Hotel OF Morris Dickinson, in the City Of Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware, on WEDNESDAY, the
I'd day Of October 1865, at o'clock, p. M the follow
ing described Real Estate viz All those three Lots
| ton, bounded md described ms follows, to wit:
No. 1.-Bcglnniug at corner Fifteenth street, sd-
Joining a lot Of land conveyed to Slater spruger by
Thomas SHIRLEY and running by said land south thirty
two degrees, west seventy feet to Of said
land thence north hity-eght dcgr"es west twenty one
OF said shipey, north thtytwo degrees, east seventy
one feet to Fifteenth street thence along aii Street
twenty one feet to the place of BEGINNING containing
aithin said bounds One Thousand -Four Hundred and
Ninety One Feet be tho same or less
Ne 2-Beginnng at stake ~ tae line Of lot OF land
heretofore conveyed to Samuel File (the elder by the
side Of the public road unnlng doeonaly Market
to King street. thence with said line south thirty two
degrees west sxtysix feet to stake OF the said
FILES lot In the line OF ether land Of the id
skpley, thence with said line north htyeght degrees,
west abont sixty three feet the side the aforesaid
three quarters east about ninety feet to the place Of
beginning, containing within said bounds two thcusa
and seventy nine feet Of land be the less.
and
No. ga certain lot of iaud adjoining and bounded by
the said Samuel Files other lot particularly des-
crihed In agreement under hand and seal OF Joseph
shpley bearing date the Both ay OF January, A. D..
1921 for right to purchase at price to be fixed by
majority OF three arbitraorB In the aforesaid
shall hereafter vacated said agreement teng record
ed In tho office for Recording leeds. &C. and for New
Castle county, reference thereto being had will
fully and at large said lots being the tracts
Of land and premises which Thomas Peterson and Eliza
beth his wife, John File and Jane his wife, George r.
ODanel and Mary his wife, Samuel File and william and
sarah Ann mis- wife, and Joseph File by lndenture bear
Ing date the Twentieth day Oi June D. 1885, for the
confederation therein mentioned did grant and confirm
unto the said james W. THOMSON NJ D., and His heirs
ard assigns, &C.
Seized and taken in execution the property Jas w
Thomson and Sarah his wife and "a and 70 DO sold by
GEORGE g. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sherifs Office, New Castle, Sept. H. 1866 10 IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

Thomas j. Mahaffy.

REAL RGT ATE AG ENTS
No. 3Ol King St., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale fifteen Farms from seventeen to two hun
drcd and eighy'hve acres, within a few bles Of VIII
minRton.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
HHERUFF,R BALE

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvAkI PAcIAs, TO
ID me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
Hotel Of Morris Dickinson ia the City Of Wilmington,
New CASTLE County, Del, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd of
sept 1856 at O'Clock, p. NJ the following described
situated In the city of Wilmington Bounded aud deT
erbed as follows to wit Beginning for the same on the
northery sda Of Filth street between Poplar aud Lsm-
bar Streets at the distance OF about forty feet from the
eastery side Of Poplar Street at OF other land
Of the said Benjamin Chambers thence northerly par
ael with Poplar street, eighty feet thence easerly
parallel with Fifth street. twenty feet lands Of Asher
b. LoeaR; thence by the southerly parallel with
Poplar street. eighty feet TO the aforesaid eide of Fifth
street. thence along with Fifth street westerly twenty
feet to the place Of beginning, be the contents within
said bounds what they may.
sezed and taken in execute the property Of Peter
Mckeasany. decd and to be sold by,
GEO. i. HAdANY. Sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
PIIRI-IaJ MAIZE

~ The subscriber will sell at Public Bale, On the
ff7zsf premises in Mil Greek Hundred, on sATUR-
esaa DAY, the 10th day Of September, 1866, at two
49, o'clock, P. NJ his property situated the road
leading from ackinvlle 70 sh.rpless Mil, adjoining
lands " Samuel p Dixon, Peter Conne and John Arm
strong, consisting of about Acres Of Land two good
houses Stone and the other Frame; good Barn,
stone Spring House, and other outbui dings. Also,
Fruit Trees OF all kinds. It 10 convenient 10 Mile
Schools and Churches It being within mile and hall
Of Coffee Run Church. ar Conditions at sale.
sept Its JAO0BT. CRAIG.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
Valuable Farm at Public Sale.

l-A The subscriber will expose at Public Sale, At
fasf tho Hotel OF W. T. Chance, in the Village Of
esaal olesss, on TUESDAY. the 2Sd day Of October,
Ak@ 1890 at O'Clock, p. NJ, all that Farm Tract
q Land situate in st. Georges Hundred in New Castle
county and State OF Delaware, about miles from Mt
Pleasant Station on the Delaware Railroad, and about
halfa mile from the village Of MoDonough, bounded on
the north by lsad Of James vsndeRrt, on the east
BY land o. Abraham VsndeErft, on the south by the
road leading frsm Boyd's to Jamison's corner
and the west by lands late Of Joseph Oieayer and
Others containing III Acres and los perches more or
ess being all that part Of White Hall Farm which, by
proceedings In ChAuoery for partition was 10
tho widow and minor child Of Augustins Maiy deceas-
cd and said minors interest In the being now or
fered for sale uudsr order OF the Orphans Court
THIS property 10 located In Of the most wealthy
and highly improved districts In the county the land Il
cleared but shout eight acres, and the soil 10 Of the
| best quality.
TEHMe.-Ten per cent cash the day Of SALE half q
this balance on the Sd Monday in February next when
the deed will be executed and mortgage taken for the
balance with libers credit. For further particular
| inquire ofw. sPRuAN0k, New Cattle, Del, or o
| tho subscriber, CAfHARINH MAlLLY,
sept Its Fort Psaa, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
wN IA VEYNOTDS

- Ohefs Tor sale farm Of lV3 res OF land, q an
excellent quality, situated "a of mile from
Nae Lewisyille, Pa. on the road leading from Now
Aiark to Oxfors, New london TO Elkton. The
buildings good comfortable DWELLING baTn, wagon
house. spring house with good variety " fruit Ths
farm is we'll waeIed fencing good. 20 acres Of timber,
o. good quality 1t lays in a good neighboihood,
miles from the Baltimore Central ailruad, aud about
the same distance from the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad 1t will lie sold low and terms
will be m-de to suit. Apply to Reynolds, Real Estate
ARent Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
NATURE,n LO1 ATTY.

NATUhE'S hOH Atty.
IA Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm are ever seen
NJ In oarth and ocean, air and sky,
~ No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, aud month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
Aud sun aud moon, aud stars Of light
The milky-wsy OF lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No rufian band can Interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoAr. frost grasp's soon released
Then smiling Spring shows her bland FACE,
Wreathed in loyal flowers Of grace,
saluting man with bAlmy Kisses
The only rebel deserving Misses.
And is Il so, that man alone,
VIII cope with devils for thronef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the soqooli
Amazing truth, and is $50,
That man 10 mans most bitterfoef
Enough; Il stuns the reasoning powers,
Bewildsring thought with aching hours.
Turn, turn ys then and quickly seek.
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
Where Storm keeps LoIAL OLoTHss In Itore,
ASSORTMENT MADE. AND MAKING MORE
Cloths Casmers vestlngs, aud Furnishing goods cheap
md good All kinds OF Mems and Boys' Clothing at Ill
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
April II. leB5,-tf CYRUS 4TBHN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

nm Ny Cottage House, containing eleven ms with
EE furniture or not. IA. BROWN
1~ sept SIT New Port Pike.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
Shar,lH q Sale

By viTtue OF Sundry wits Of Levnri Facias TO
directed will be exposed to Public eale at the Hotel ~
Albert Butler, In the town Of New Caste In New Castle
Iuedred, MONDAY October 9Th, lse6, at o'clock
A. M. the following described Real Estate, viz All
that undivided twothrds Of that certain tract Land
with tho frame dwelling house. barn and ssbllng there
erected, situated In Peneader Hundred, New Castle
county State Of Delaware bounded by lands OF William
w Stewart, sitter Kettlewood and others, Containing
226 Acres Of Land be the same more or less
Seized snd taken In execution the property of Ers
Trittin md Mary e. his WIFE, and william Il stradiby,
Margaret stradi.y, Sarah A. CLARK, Matthew Kettle.
wood and Mary Ktlewood terre tenants and be sold
by GEORGE 8. HAaANY, Sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
FOH SALE,
TO LET.

n few good horses always on hand, for sale
IS7A at No, I0t East ath street. Wilmington Del
XXI may 7-tf UNDERWOOD a CONNER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
CLOTHING.
Spring & Summer Clothing

nUR STOCK OF READY-MADE
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
o now being made up superior manner BY the best
workineu in the city. -
FOR ELEGANCE, DURABILITY, NEATNksB AND
CHEAPNEss,
THEY CANNOT Be BxCELLED.
Out In the most approved manner and home made, We
defy composition. Gall andexamine ouroiothing before
purchasing elsewhere.
We sell q more superior article Objectionable Out
Ready Made Clothing than any other house In the city
Cloths Cassimers and vestngs always on hand, witch
will be made up tho latest style and In the best man
ne and will be sold and In aeases warranted to
give satisfaction.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EDWARD MOORE,
No 72s Market Street, below Third.
As- The oldest and largest Clothing Emp orum In the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
yaInahio t.ropcrt, RII.r,rase ..aIe

2vzA TIE Subscribers od.r for sa!c Nl that yslua-
IaIIm able Property, situated the : H. corner oil
ltA Second and King Sis lruntIng on se'oud street
ny three e. with large three storrd hreL building
erected thereon.
Also tho three stored brick building adj lining, 'front.'
ing on King street. with the two adjoining building lcte
twenty each. frUinF on King street extending
hack tyireo feet, milking IN sll square pt Of nifty
three feet front second street. AMI eighty three feet
II 1nt On kiug Tis property Il loestrd near tho
Setonu street Market House. very narrowing part
, the city, and could be- altered Into several
rIao.- suitlLl- TT any kird Of busuess.
Alrs hc story irsms h1nsc No Fast s'er street
81, the two story brick, NJ. 3. sdjpiuirg Appt to
WV LnLLN MEL.EAk s AMN. No ~ M-r..L
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
FOR sAH.t
THE MANSION HOUSE AND
Grounds, late the residence of
David G. Wilson, decd,

DeGphtfHLy s,fMqtsH on the outskirts Of ms City
Of WILMINGTON,
With law garden, and shrubhert all good order.
The entire building Is heated with hot water
y1zEt7A N aud has other modern improvements.
tsIgEH A good brick stable, with ample aceumu odA
AkkA ton horses and carriages, cummodiuus out
builiinss, &c. Tue prtBtdes WITHIN hu ndrsd
yards Of the Delaware Avenue Passenger Railway with
GAYS passing every MINUTES to the Philadelphia.
WiiIain ton and Baltimore railway station.
Of desirable AMI he lthy resiuences il
Apply to Or. X Il. PORTER,
4. y. RANAKD,
febl1 tf Wilmington. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
HOTEL FOR SALE.

A, A That large and beautiful three story Rriek
E(TA Hotel. known the Logan uUuse, 1t the cor
49, ner o. Delaware Avenue and Dupont street
Al the City Railway Depot in the CITY OF iminR
This splendid property has % rooms. all private,
with hall in he centre large 0Gl and dor par
Tors with hot and cold water through the house
aud hrst rate ,Ar, all in complete order. win porchez
sides the house. The lot 90 e"s in front
aud IT'S feet deep This is Of the best Hotel
Properties the CRY, and in lew years double
in value, IL wilt be- sold oN and Easy
WM. BlIuHr y s0N, Real Estate eAlers,
a. at el
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

All persons hereby cautioned against trusting
wife, Margaret Unruh, my account l will not p
any debts contracted by her after this date.
Sept. 10, iss6-l3,st GEO. W. UERUH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

THE Subscribers having ehangei thor business r4
ton factory buildings occupied by then
corners Of I'd and French streets, at private sale.
They consist OF two shops. No. !, story lrick
Building IS by rs feet wi good dry basement in nrst
rate order Situated the E. corner. and No . new
story Brick Building, erected LIST year, suitable for
any Ing purposes 80 by a. ieet situated
the L. corner with torges erected In both buildings
Capitalists Wishing Investment are invited 10 exam
the promises, good tenant i ready g. takeNo
a rent that will pay good interest on II. invr-i-
maut II @ MgtEAk-
Juno 4, 1880. &. KENDALL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17
VIM II, REYNOLDS

- Wishes to purchase land or a taII1, between
Siii wilmin tou and Caymont, where their Is a
Extl ge1d the river Delaware. lie nlso wishes
T. pun uhnsn Improved farm Milford UAmiea,
Delaware and to Station he get. rntrJ
% eHt be good dwelling not wanted. also wish to
buy abont with small dwelling thereon. that
would heap Persons having such 10 dispose "
will drop me particulars. WN. REYNOLDS,
Real E-tate Agent.
"a mi .i.I MI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

nN Monday, September 80, at Middl etowu, a black
" Summer Coat containing two Memorandum Books
and several Letters and Bills, reward of $40 will be
given the OF the coat contents the
only either the house OF j. O. Lippencott
r. Davis Middleiown. No questions asked. The CON-
tents are VI no use to any one except the owner
Odessn, sept Is-St WIN POLK
CO-ParinershtP Nosice.
Wilmington, Del, Aug LIST, 1895.
WE the undersigned have this day entered into Co
partnership for the purpose Of manufacturing boilers OF
all kinds, repairing boilers shipsmithng, DO.
JAMES COENERY,
septl9I WIN P. PERKINS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-17

SPECIAL CARD TO THE READER.
The Crosby Opera House Art Association is no gilt e
terprise and nnst not be conounded with Dollar Gl
ConceI ts which have been been advertised take pla
at the Opera House without the authority consent
the Proprieters. sept l92w