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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-07

General Howard has received q re-
port from General G. B. Fisk, Assist
ant Commissioner of the Bureau for
Tennessee, in which he reports that,
IN education, industry, justice and
good order, there is steady advance
ment The superintendent, chosen
generally from citizens, have earnestly
and successfully labored to place the
freedmen in good homes at fair wa ees.
or for a share of the crops raised.
But fewdependents upon the Govern
ment charity are now in the State. In
December, only s6202s were ex-
pended In subsistence to the DOOR.
Organizations among the freedmen
themselves, for the relief of their own
poor, have rendered valuable service.
Ihe Nashville Provident Association,
q society conducted by the colored
people OF that city, has its coal and
wood-houses, soup-houses, physi-
clans, DC. This society relieves the
suffering poor without distinction of
color, and daily reports exhibit that a
greater number of white than colored
persons are its benefciaries. Many
WIDOWS and orphans, whose husbands
and fathers fell fighting to perpetuate
slavery, have been fed and warmed
through the kindly Offices of this as
soc'atlon. To says General Fisk.
- MILITARY CHANeE.-We learn that
Gen; w; t. Bennett, who some time
ago rendered his resignation to the
war department., has, at his own
request, been relieved of the command
OF the post at Charleston. Mai. Gen.
Devens will remain in command of
the Military District, md for the pre-
sent assume direct command of the
post. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-07

Tampering with the teeth is madnesss.
Avoid the corrosive dentifrices, submit to
no scraping, use nothing but Sozodont.
Orient herbs are it's ingredients. It pre-
serves the enamel. 1t removes all impu-
odorizes tainted breath. It is harmless
as water, and more valuable than it's
weight in gold.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-07
A Texan WOMAN KILLS A RoBBER

A Texan WOMAN KILLS RoBBER
The Austin hateNigence,' says:
One night last week, about 10 or l
O'Clock, a man named Robert HOWE
was shot by Mrs. Caroline Wahren-
berger, at her dwelling on Congress
Avenue, near the river, from the effect
OF which he died in few hours.
From the statement of Mrs. w. il
appears that the deceased came to her
residence and attempted to enter
through window into her sleeping
apartment by raising the sash.
HOWE came here with the Federal
troops some time since, as we hear, in
the capacity of teamster, and has been
connected with the army in one way
or another all the while. Very re-
Gently he was arrested by the military
on charge Of stealing horse from
an officer, and, we are told, was re-
leased from confinement under this
charge only two days before his death.
The remarkable presence of mind
and bravery exhibited on the occa-
sion speak well for Mrs. ". Alone
and unprotected, she is threatened
with violence at the hour of midnight
by powerful man, for such he was.
She quietly walked to q bureau
drawer. took out six-shooter, walked
up to within three feet of him and
fired. He Immediately fell back NOR
tally wounded.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-07
Local Items.

s~~>SAA X -Ge0AS-
CAsH.--Our terms for subscriptio, ,a.
vertlslns and job work are cash. We hope
oil parties will bear this III mind.
We call the attention of those Interested
in Southern cotton and wooden mauufacto-
rles to the advertisement of Millward 4.
Winebrener, in our paper to-day
>~->~~o~>~-oo->~o--------.
L1Es.-We find the following in a Stcu
benville (Ohio) paper:
"a despatch from Columbia, s. c.. SAWS
tnat there ~ perfect carnival of crime in
that city. Robberies and murdera or
Union men are Of daily occurrence"
This is simply and palpably an untruth.
We venture to assert, that there is not
city in the entire South where better order
is maintained
THE WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST
CHURcH.--An effort is being made TO re-
build this old edifice. and the Rev Colin
Murchison has been appointed general
travelling agent to solicit subscriptions for
this purpose. The necessity for immediate
re-erection OF this church is apparent to
all. 1t has very largo congregation, the
majority Of whom, unfortunately, are in
very reduced circumstances. The selection
Of Mr.. Murchison for this Office is a very
happy one, as 1t is generally known that
through his exertions the neat and substan-
tlal Sabbath School building connected
with the church (and which was also burnt
at the time Of the destruction of the
church) was erected. 4 humorous Incl
dent, although Of somewhat qrare cha
racter, occurred to the reverend gentleman
when he was on one Of his collecting
rounds. He applied to Mr.. P. for con-
tribution in aid Of the erection Of the Sun
day School building, and argued the matter
30 clearly and forcibly, that the gentleman
had no loop-hole of escape, and finally
consented to subscribe, if Mr. NJ would
grant him the privilege of putting the
inscription on his tombstone. This was
agreed to, and Mr.. Murchison was inform
ed that it would be: s'And the begxar
died" We sincerely hope he will be spared
and be enabled to pursue his works Of use
fulness and charity for many, many years
to come; for VIC know of no minister con-
nected with the Methodist Conference who
ls more generally liked by all classes, or
whose death would be more universally
regretted. We trust th at Mr.. Murchison
will be successful in his mission, and that
the church will be speedily rebuilt, on the
same plan as the ole one.
-------- ---~N>~>~~-o~-o~>----
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Browne 4 Schirmer-Hay.
A. r. Phillips-Tin and Woodenware. &c.
E. s. Keitt-Horse Stolen.
Richland Lodge-Meeting
Millward 4 Winebrener-SuDplies.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-07

We call the attention of those interested
In Southern cotton and wooden manufacto
r1es to the advertisement OF Millward (.
Wlnebrener, in our paper to-day.
, 1866-01-11
Snetiat Anttees. ::
Dr. Bfwe1Ow.

IS sae only fnJslcs1n Il Specialist row IN the c1t7
that can be entirely relied upoo. Go 76 nx ena not
suffer Disease to remain IN Jopr systea dlso xu11nk
your hee and BODY, besides destroying your happiness
anu future prospects IN life. BE haa ads pe7sonsl
diseases and nervous debility his study for the tsss
twenty years, and u thtzeto1u the pa7on WHOM III
afflicted should consult. No ooa erEr heard Of ra-
uent Of hts not being cured since h- h.s been IN the
city. Hh reputation has yonchcs1 IN all the city p.-
per his patients aud The medical zofesstou both here
and abroad, being the most skilled Specialist ne:e,
and thorough master Of bis p1o1esaion II III Others
fatl dont despair; Et7s hin call, Iss only = COM
uou occurrence with HIN 70 cnce SUCH cases U4
roonns separate for lsats and gentlemen, and thu
most complete In the ctt1. C1osuluuoas hes cd
contdeuttsl.
0mce 20. 179 south Clark street. corner Of Monroe,
half block nou the Post Oc,ct. Post otace Box IJl
Chicsgu, III. Odce hours nom .. m. 10 ap. N.
Send for his Guide to Health" published monthly.
nee OF charge.
fouS0 Axs. TAKE PARTICULAR Eo71cx-Doctor
Bgelow deyotes r,nch Of hi time 10 The Treatment Of
those cakea causod bY secret habit which rlas both
body and mind. undtt,ng the unsottunass individual
for either hnstness Of society," Tho TAD eject Of these
early habits, or the e1cazs pr yasr. Is 70 weaken
md deh.t1tate tho constitution. destroy The physical
and mental powezs, diminish aad eateeb1o the nssu.al
fee:nEs and exhaust the vtsal eacr<.s Of ranhood
the pleasures oil are nsrred. the object Of marriage
frustrated, and existence Itself rendered term OF un-
ceastnR misery and regret. Such personA, especially
those contouptatsn: marriage, should loae no time In
making immediate application. Dr.. g., By his nav
tseatment Il enabled to ensure speedy and pezma-
nent euzt.
, 1866-01-11
OFFICE OF TIE DEPOT
~ QUARTERMA51ER,
.-.. . December n 1Sxa
PROPOSALS FOE ARMY TRASSPOEr ErATIoN

-.- December ~ E65.
PROPOSALS FOE ARMY TRASsPoErATIoN,
l: O'Clock On the 5at day oi Jaanafy tsA dbr H.
t.sospext,sioa of mlit..y supplies during ia yesF
Hou!1 No. i.From Forts. Lea.cnwossh, laramie
lne
eef e e g. q
eos3h' !oaho md ttsb so9th Of latituds ii degrees
8 aesss; 9Sa n1ts T.
edasr1 % to st.ss ths s:s pss 100 pounds mes Il
months, fom April 10 September lnensTe of shs yeas
EocM No.2.zzFron Fcsts Learcpwo.ta aud 1:7sv.
L. tho sts!s q Kansas. ann the town Of Kansas ia IL
Ss e sHys t..e &
1e1Itioy Of Co1oraEo south Of l1utudo ii derrses
rna s@ eiSst de
gratsd i thai Territory % Fost Gasiana, I'd so asr
- as sSess ssy E ~. ri
"a 9 eafh f % ne 2nsas
:EoEH No, a1FEom For C9ion Of such other depot
o e n y IT,; tas sC e Ne.
fsas: Tsss q # IS Isl
,ass III IT. gs 10 pss 1q9 nils It whsh
hg@ Jans e November inean;e. q hs 5ear !se sa'0'
ed 70 n fe T
on Route 10 ald % oto ponds % Route 10,
Or any other srores. 'A4~9'''
ssts e s L. co., nss
accompanied by bond In the sum OF ten thoussnd
sts as:ssss11as Z
he route menttooed a the PROPOSAL to the parties pro-
nd god aud sn1dess security furnished 81 ssd ps
des IN accordance with TIC terms OF ihia adTeFtse
The auouas Of bonds required rom thu contractors
wil be as follows:
I. =. S'.....'s-..+.t.'':..........-.. 2oaMd |
ga+,sf,rt,v *:
, 1866-01-11

WHEREAS, On the twe1tv-s,xth
~ day Of December, A. D, 1854 Uranus Il, Cros-
T. y i: =
Ss9sss;s sss s ss
FEST; The north half Or lot eishs d In
g. Il. Z IT. so,ts o5a'Rs o"a
tstt wid.h iEoat sad resr, tsken om tho
:aa Essk 'tss : sssa
to tnetsnants now In possession Of sid premise1
. To~a & q 4 Gnisasa esss
}o Soa1asn q a. foo.s Begnni9x q ront esss
Nest s.d lot ihence runn,ns nortn On a.id
psss H ~
d To- f. see - rs; ,d ns r. o. ~ c themes sonlh
iso ps.e n shs g. dst ss f.. e
sa'a S5 ~ e .ss b B,.eS G1 n;qng s
III s;'!;s:s 42s3t -
i'd q the lsss Il mentioned 1t n Ia Eoex thi1tJ:
ees aaa v ias s T..n Ct cae. aa AZ ba.a
s'ss ss q & s1,a p,sPt:es e H. ..a az
so q s.ss s1.s
IIo2oss ior ths pafcei MaJ be based upon title en-
ST. y g r.
Years non, Tho 18th day Of Decenber i4j vlh esu,-
pclsession Of sald premises.
F1CKF4. Lon At1. seyen tfZht and MAC 10 Crossysy
sobav1Gon or the North 10 feet Of That pa-t eopth
tp Caieko- ProrosaIs for these lots Or either Of
Iees Ge e1aea ~ uPen A., ~ - %nocSme.red s,tle
saS& Cook senn.y. st..e of L,,nos deslznasea
sskr ne1r she 1i.er and River rad on the bo9ntay
firt between Sections four andnne. In Towa thirty
niue. north Of R8nRe fourteen East and rnutn. east
ten ehaIn: and twenty links. rrona tho River 10 ths
ttftet called L.f1boe steet, shence north By Lar
tEhsx one hundEedths fee: to stake thencs vest 70
the R!Tes thence sonthtast along the ahoTn ef t6e
Iitfo. ~ - 1Ae4easnpeseu
Proposals or hldz may b. made on q. beore tbe mn
DAY Of Fsb9ua5J 4. D. 1SI II writing TO The und.r.
bids. - " s-e' ~ VI ~
The eopdltion Of Tho tlo to any part Of said prem.
iees nay Be By examination OF ~
title 70 the banda cf Hitchcock Dupee CouE sror1
1t LAW, No. B Portland Block.
E, AIKEN, Asstgree
, 1866-01-11


This New York shipping Lfst sxJs:
"1ho Messra; Neilf brothers, OF Now Orleans. are
out with smother Cotton Circular IN which ibcJ stse
thst ndvisfs nom ~ point. fully confirm oplnion
aias not too high they put the E1Tes ss
2loQco bales Tbs Information now from ali points il
airsasy On On ~ Increasing se.s he fecepts i. iii
"a to e9b boo heles, thu1 tontrosertinG 6ecretsFv
AcCql!ocha estimateof 800 0oe bales for the entire
supply OF old xnd new. Down 10 he latest date4 om
A. PotHts g tss a. present ,geeas.ons b trusted
1sS& and 1st'. Of ! ~. 90 To l,so9 GOO bales.
Washington adytcfs state that Secretary NCn1loch
EtH probably revise his cstIatc OF the cotton coEnY
5oTHi5d @ - ~ 4na plsss !. Y the y1ctny 3
the Internal ID also concur Ii hi.
estmate It urged By prominent officers connected
with the department Of the Government thst
~ T. the constution Il not 4 al necessary
that a. excs. OF 40 cents rcr pound be lov1ed On
~ cotton Ea!ted Ehethes for domestic export.
Ne tlnceIrty 1uat that such Eeu3iu TO The oNtb
dl 81 cesop T. i9TeS1 # Senntes YIN eyer b offered nor
ptss1htently usre. heaTy tar ou wh:at md corn3
splendid YeYenuet ~" "eeAA IAs'" =
, 1866-01-11

ioni. ot!s Recommendation 10G9l3 gu7W
Ne hAvc then here about 7:aco bels ~ The sots AZ
ol feiFole1m for 1tSs and taklng The export At
T. Etf cent ol the total production trnofe fhau he
dncnoa io1 tne rear Or II, tho basis Of the con.
~ SUMPTION q NeW York We estimate the consumption
same conclnAton which IL resy IA mort Of the wild
nSnies thscl lave uoateh about the country ffum
~ ~. Es1aS msy suEpI!se some when they consde.
producing Petroleum the past iwo ycsrT II shonid *
6e hoxs1e at although ee1ea hundred
T.! Go millions Of dollars that capital by ~ mem
~, se ~: ano1nt inyesed; not hsu Der
netn En!d up; And werc able to deduct ffpm th{s
.,1G nc lasEe arnonnts paid for lands and the
Companies for their expenses ard trouble what fttjt
naance won16 Represent Ill that really Has expanded
ln producing letfpitp5u. 80 ~ F
, 1866-01-11

From The P7ee C11rnf o. Anderson and uoster.
VIC make the following synopsis Of the trade and
commerce Of St Louis during the past year:
ne receipts OF Tobseto dnEing the ytar wesn
.4aI hhdt, against u 86o IN 1864: $50 in 1851
aEd IS, Gu in 1sG2
The receipts Of .Cotta9 show IN lncztsse Of orr
lla per cant. being e,a25 bales in 1868, against
ss,s7 in 1861; $3.50 n 1ssx nd s., 80 in 1sas.
The Hemp t1ade ahons a larse decrease, the re-
ccipts oi 1865 being 40,130 balas, against 61ls5
1867.
The Lead tlzde is large Item In the business In
te1ests OF St. LouIs-ihe receipts in 1865 being 116
W pigs as.inst o. ,s3a Ia 1864, 1851 in 1s63 and
q, 5,soo In 1863
9he Flour trade thows large increase Of 1861,
though 1he quantity made in the city w4s leas. The
amount manufactured IN 1876 w1a 7+Ae80 brls,
against 7es $50 brls In 1861 5s4ae br,s in 1853
eGd aS,e6o brls IN 1862 The receipts In 1865 werr
1,16a 1Op bis, tgatnst Bo7,s7 brl. Ia 1851; es9s
brls In 1868, and os7, ,41e hri. in 1862.
The receipts OF Wheat during the past ye.r wero
a, Sex. $50 bu, agalutt s3so.7H bu IN 1861:
ou in 1858 and s5Q836 bu In 1862 Tho elevator
does notseem to have giren much st1tnulps to tho
Wheat trade, notwithstanding The great attractions
offered By the SO called cheap river transportation.
The receipts Of Corn we're 3,1G5, QUO bu In 1sG5,
agatntt itso0 hu IN 1854; 1,a9965 bu in 1861
and + 70, ,e19 hu in 1sGa
The Ont trade thows fair increase-the receipts
in 1865 being 4.175,00o bn; against bu in
1861; BUS bn IN 1867 md 3,13s Oh bu In 1867
The Barley trade ehows IN increase of aboat $50
per cea-the receipts In 1s65 being lies ooo bn.t-
els against - 66 bushels in 1861 1956s0 bushels
In 1858, and seo,se5 hu.hels tn 1852.
Rye elbows IN increase Of oyer 50 per cent-tae
receipts for the past year beng N7,7D bushels,
against t4o 500 bushels in 1861 1s6 100 bushels in
1863, and rs, 81 bus1els In 1e6a.
Tho number Of Hogs packed in the season Of
1876 Vas III, ,s6a against $50 in 1ss3-si, and
IN 1sG-6s. The recaipta Of Provisions COM
pare as follows:
, 1866-01-11

Aota4....s.. 299s
Ihe reported ta.es to-day foot up e7 head ranging IL
ps.ee num Sa7s to 37-75.
@ me uatfst to-day has bem moderately acttys, but
psases rule laa 2oc per ITO nsloEsr.
lne receipts sfe unusually large, u xU be seen by
no md buSe11 arc. In consequences ofYef-
nt ,set, .nuea9atanx An oveErrowded market and
o1e4ne ooHn IN prices The animals include num-
ne1 OF nne droves Among them We NOTICED lot OF 6
prime stee1a averaging about 1.:oo ns. Thev wers
owneo o5 4. Bundy, Of Knox county, and purchased
y lyman q Co. 1or the Eastern market, DAvxoa L
aenef sao had splendid drove of g head averaging
apoa1 4.aH ~ which arc on ssle, There were some
otne! groves. but thefs were auopR the best
hnlppcsa nAFe been operating 10 some extent and
cat3 specuiatork have taken their usual
number. We quote the market n nnnde,a.e1v .rttve
at decline Of Eeeoe per 100 NJ.
the 1olAo"ia2 are the reported sstes ut the Union
Yards: o@~A
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY,
hosa5t sold Morris Il head Cow, aYanrtng 80 Ell
Boxs'. seld Fattek II head Stock stee.s averaging
EssE5sa Ts: b: .s's = Smith q head good steer,
Ftt1pahleS sold sEetiing htad. averaging lii
+ f@s1y sid raes . head, .,e,...ar Liz n.-#
aging LEO = ats4.s'x; 70 Kelie5 Il he'd. sre.ar
j: 9.ta!sy Go. sold obeudorf ,s head, averaging
'Hesiaid I of9fssr sold Morris, wa,1.u & Co. Ii
bed a. assF9s sso9ss s,dia asS 5o1aos g., 4 S,.,
spsaSas sold Castor y head. syertx,ns IS NJ, =.
8 ssaf e ::s M.os; sSoa I'd .sit9 s
Etock. averaging - ~ at ttj7X; to Dcnse Is head
sae grade Averaging W hA at t4sa; 10 Wall ts htad
, 1866-01-11

-Ftt1bu1gh1s "a well deserving Of fts nom de p{u4e
tbs Birmingham Of America. It's Substantial
growth Is indicaed By the fact that sesen yesfs ago.
that city had but dve hznlu; now II has twenty,
with capital Of ooo It has five large cot
ton factories, and several wooden ones. It hae no
les than nfty glass making establishments, which
produced &1a, ,o10 900 worth List year. In tho lion
trade, The amount Of manufacture is Immense.
The valnt efits coaltraae u estimated At $a001OQ
while Its on trade and manufacture Is puk at
&15, ,0U.
The price Of ro.in will probably soou cons
down, rs there are $4,000 hsnrls in North Carohna
awaiting shipment -
Tho N. I. Worid, OF Monday, ssys that while
Speculation in railway shares seems declining thar
In petroleum and mining stockz Is Increasing. The
bns{ncss Of the petroleum xpf, mining board has
largely increased within the 1Ast fortnight and The
board room Is tnconvenleutlJ crowded By outside
ope1stora.
-Ths n Z. Rarald, of Saturday last, says;
,.AoneJ y heeeming dsng IN Wall street md
SIX per cent The demand from the Stock Exchance
ts li3ht and the volume OF n.rt caas papcr seekia
d1so9nnt Is dtmtntshing, 20 that lenders Will soon
9e driven 70 become Fpeenlato1a in order to use
the.r Eurplns. The beat grade Of commercial paper
y generally taken at 7&ts per cent, and for long
In favor ut 109b14-" -'~'
Tho n. i. TEs'<s Of Saturday says:
"The continued receipts from lntesaal revenue md
ffom Customs duties, 1nd tho repeated asspsauccI
ftom Washington that The 5ecretafy Of The Tfcasu.
y will not be borrower, act rs cheek rpon ali
long FnEacer1ents. The position Of the Secretary
ss such that he may, at any time, notify his read
ncss 10 fund his ehort currency Indebtedness. The
moment he puts another goldbearing loan In com
petition with the mats Of railway and olher specu-
lstter will rccede to something near tic yalpc.
baseu upon capacity to earn regular income"
, 1866-01-11

eS1x; Ss s sssas;ns sE r. 81 g hs.d g Kel,. l.
= is;e e. sss = - - sas r
asss s!.s ss &;
STEAMER e :oad Freeman u ne.d medium grade, aveF-
saeas1i xaalas sold Eeersseen Is be.a aver. IN.
JsaIsy I'D Es.a.toa IL head. medium stock, aver
Sqea sod ip~sl' is hesd Cows arezasing 1o.i ID,
h1ss so:a Esi1su II head god atess averaging
Aoes-Fsun the resu.n nads 10 the Board Of Trade
four hoar compared With the receipts md shipments
Of tho sarae period IN lss1, 10 b. u toIovs.-
.sss sassss*''t Il, ,tss'' tss''Hisss;s; IS:
E:;;s: :;::$:;:& T. 81 u; II q q &
z.ss 4s''l ass Ia; 1svx:::::HIts z - IS Sc 40
The actual fecepts to-day 1t The Union Ysss src a.
s. Louis Alton 1sosd. :. .,...,.. :. m
KS1hweateta Read -. SS
tninSss Ctnfai Road .............-..... so
Rock 1alaLd Road. 4Sd
Astnal receipts foF The SANG day last week vese:ap
Inc reported eaea to-day foot up 7sd1, ranging In
price from q 50 to $o.3n,
1hemartst to dsy Las ruled moderately active, and
prices reimpsuyed 2h3Gc PCT 100 ~.
The receipts light and In consequence Of tho .d
vance tn dtessed Hogs. md N anticipated strncsney
In the supply, holders became nrner In their Ytews
and demanded IN sdvance. Tbs buyers teluctsouy
conceded, AID mast Of tha sales effected wezn at the
improvement. Light Hogs-those ranging from no
TO 10 ns-seem 10 havs been improved more thau tbe
henry veiEats. This is douhsess owing to tho tact
that number Of packers were IN the market burln
largely this class, for bacon poposes Tie heayy
Tsl&hts cot being n such demhad, buyers were len
willing to coucedo the adyance asked By aellers.
Tho market opeccd4 with Abont 61o1 head in TIM
pens, to which *Iso0 nesh receipts were added. or
these 200 wera sold, leaving not mora than 5000 WITH
out purchasers. Ee quote the market II moderately
active, ed prices 20123c T 100 NJ better.
, 1866-01-11

tfsom tho Commercial and Financial ChsonIcle,1
US psoS1ctsnn Of pstFoieuna the past 5ear has not
reached the Point anticipated for ft by the over sao
Enne The large amount OF capital attracted through
1sfH 15'sn: pnmsss during M and rhe carly part of
keen ig diminished etportA bnt the total receipts
haye tallen on, showing diminished production For
Eew fcrE, and exported from New YosK, Doston.
fhi1aelpn1a, 6e. Nas d follows for the last three
, 1866-01-11
COMMERCIAL.


WxDstsDAT ErK1rsa, Jan: TO-
The receipts snd shsprants daring the past tweu-
tyionr hours compare With thoee Of the correspond
inE date last year II follows:
, 1866-01-11
Attest:
Il. klaEMAS6. City Clerk

The original st on fle In the City Clerks on e.
II No. G. and is ttgued all in due lorm but there
is no record OF lis presentation pa.rage On The
CITY C!efkts minutes ol the Couucil proceedings Of
JQLe ~. 155a, nor can your Committee find in the
corporation newspaper Of about that date thai sDch
Al ordinance ever parsed The Council.
The Section referred 10 ia portion Of the orirI
nal ordinance Of May - md reads:
"Uuiees the said nitMAy commencing On asId
s,rei, and extending north 10 urecu Hsy road. md
thence on Green Bay rosd 70 the pr<ont snd fufnrr
northern CITY hmlts, shall be completed md Faadx
for uee on or beforc the nfFt dAy oi January A ii.
3alD and unlcss the eald rnllway. Commencing up
said Clark tI,et at it, intersection with Dy1efon
strect and 1bcucc wcst on Division et1eet to Cly-
bourne avenue thence On Clyhou,nt avenue to Ra-
clue road, thence on the same direct line 10 TIC
northern city limits, shall le completed On be-
torr the trst day Of july 4. u. 1SHa or within uix
i4on,h. alter street ehsl Lave been opened frJm
foad Oh the rune direct Inc With said Clsbousns
avenue 70 The northern city limits: nnd unless the
Faio falNsJ, beginning on said Clnrk street At Its
1nArscctiOu with Michigan etEret. and running
s1tnce caFt on Michigan street to Rusb kifcet.
lAeixe neftl en- Ru-h elreei 10 ChIenro syenpe
1hslee " GFeen Day road 10 Nocoit siseet, themes
1oIt1 ou olcoti 10 LIN etscet, thence west on Elm
FtNeL 70 CiasG street. +hall he completed on Of be-
fore The INT Day Of January A. b, 1eGl: and uness
be completed Oh Or bctore thv t1rrt day of :Is,nsTr
A. D. 1861 fhcn lhr r1:.hta and privileges s.Tns5
to Faid Company by N1ftne NJ this nrffn.rr.. AhH
1e forfeited to ehtd city Of Eh4cz.n nr.ss - a4
mon Council thereof Fhall grIn, to saii1 ssnnnsrx
further extension OF time 10 cona1rucs the ssn3..
Jruusded ho1o<r1, Ihat nothing In this orainanec
ehAu be construed ss 10 Gauss forfeiture Of INV
, 1866-01-11
4 SSESSMENT NOTICE.


~ EECgr1vE D1rAkrNyr
Augusta, December II, isG
SALE OF UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP.
Ftcposals Will be received till the trst day OF March
1S By HI Excel!ency Samuel ConJ t}o.e1nor Of she
State Of Maine. for the purchase or the LA1I Scrip
Issued TO said Ssate, for tho endowment OF Cofiece
4ox The beneut Of Agriculture and MECHANIC Arts In
quantities. not !esa than uv~ thousand aere<- Terms
!easntsE Of The stse Of Maine At Aa9usa Or at Tie
Sunolk National Bank, Boston, tn twenty d5ys atar
notice issued Of acceptance oner the scTtp 10 b
scyyBd.
All oeEa viii he directed to The Aassss Of The Secro-
taty Of StAtt Augu1t1, SgAtnt md lrdo1led ou fhe
EtHRA1M FLINT,
N14-tT nFE Ef&k&
, 1866-01-11

Qy1!cK OF 1HF DAlY TnrpFEr1
:' Wednesday ErcniuE, Jan. 10.
BEF FEAITLE-AccortinR to the Board Of Tssde
reports the receipts knd shipments sincs cur last ssue
compared With the correspoodinK period Of Is6s hsYs
been ~ faows- It shon1d be borne In mind that these
shpmena md receipts ars really those Of The div pre
ced1nk: