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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05
Let Us 1.-Two In Hope.

We notice, by the statements of
some of our contemporaries, that any
amount of money needed can be had
in New York, at o rate Of interest
much lower than has prevailed for
some time. The reason why some of
this redundant capital does not find
its way South, in Legitimate way
that is, in the course of trade-is
simply that we have nothing to COM
mand it. The only product ne had
to dispose of for cash was cotton, and
the supply of that staple is being ra-
pidly exhausted. The money already
received has been spent for bread
stuffs, provisions, agricultural imple-
ments, &c, and, therefore, the South
is very poor just now.
But the wheat harvest, in o few
months, will furnish q surplus supply
OF that product to the markets, and
will afford considerable relief. Later,
what cotton may be made will be
brought to market, so that, by Octo-
ber or November, our people may
begin to see daylight in q pecuniary
point of view, and if everything goes
on smoothly, and We can live, even
scantily, until then, we are con-
vinced that our condition will be
vastly improved. and the promise of
the future become considerably
brighter. But to insure this, will
require the constant practice of in.
dnstry and economy by the Southern
people.
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We are requested to state that tho
ship Golconda will sail from Charles
ton for Liberia, on Thursday, May
16. All letters must be prepaid the
United States postage cents per
half ounce. Packages for Liberia
should be sent to VIM. Coppinger,
Esq, Marshall's Wharf, East side
Calhoun street, Charleston, s. C.
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E.ooa1 Items. .

We are indebted to John Alexan-
der, Esq, for batch OF late Scotch
papers, which are on file in the Phe-
mir Office for inspection.
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COLUMBIA. [. {. i!
Saturday morning, May 4. 1857.
A Mistake.

n uAhbtRtkes
The Louisville Courier notices that
certain editors Mt the North affect q
great deal of surprise ut the action of
the Southern people with reference
to the question Of reconstruction
under the recent Act Of Congress,
and says that some of these editors
pretend to see in that action o vital
and fundamental change in Southern
sentiment. The Courier takes issue
with these editors. and AYERS that
not one of them really believes that
any real change has taken place in
the Southern mind rs regards the
justice, constitutionality Or propriety
of the Congressional legislation.
There may be, and doubtless there
is, some truth in this statement of
the Courier; for when the people of
the Southern States had any opinion
in the matter, they rejected more
moderate measure constitutional
amendment-than the present law.
They returned it to its originators,
with their fatrefusal, as they were not
willing to have any part or lot in:any
such legislation for themselves. This
rejection brought upon them the
present measures, and they cannot
now reject; but this very position,
with the former result of rejection
before their eyes, admonishes them
that not only opposition, but mere
passivity of action, in relation to the
present measures, will as surely be
made the pretext for imposing terms
more severe.
This is one reason, at least, why
the Southern people, by adopting the
action prescribed Try the recent laws,
and why their leading men, disfran.
chised themselves, advise them ro
that course. It is evident that the
temper of Congress, constituted rs il
now is, must not be further tried in
this way. When they had the free
choice of adopting or refusing in the
former case, they chose the latter
now, when they are permitted only @
limited participation in the work Of
reconstruction, they choose to avail
themselves of the privilege. And
this springs not from base fear, but
an earnest desire to see peace restored
between the two sections of the coun.
try and the Reinstatement of their
Senators and Representatives in the
National Legislature.
Depending on this restoration and
political reconstruction, they well
know, is the future prosperity of the
South. She needs everything. from
outside her limits; her wealth has
been swept away, her labor system
overturned, and the very means to
develop her immense resources put
beyond her reach. The South re-
quires, at the present time, capital,
population and labor. She has with
in her own limits productive energies,
but these are crippled and languish-
ing for lack of the very elements we
have named. These, it is but too evi.
dent, she will never obtain until he1
= States are restored to their former
political status, and become an inte.
gral part of the Union, and theil
people living under the same Consti
tuition and laws rs those of the other
States. No man should hesitate tc
aid in, and least of all, should he at
tempt to obstruct the progress to-
wards this desirable contamination.
-<->>S
Who ARE DIsFRANcHIsED?-A Geor
gia cotemporary has received, in re-
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The members of the Columbia
Memorial Association are earnestly
requested to meet at the Washington
Street Chapel on Monday, May 6, at
b o'clock p. M, to make arrange
ments for their approaching ami
versary.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

NEW NOMENCLATURE ladies
OF Brooklyn are getting into very
dangerous habits. A paper of that
city accuses them of dram-drinking
at their dress-makers' or milliners'
shops, and gives the following as the
terms used when they want to 'im-
bibe:"
"Moire antique" old rye; "White
Satin," London gin; "Gingham, {"
Bourbon whiskey; "Alpacca, Santa
Cruz; "DeLaine," Jamaica rum: ::
sTarleton," Scotch whiskey: "Pop-
lin" Irish whiskey; "Silk, rs. o. p. !;
"Berege." sherry; ''Plain Merino, !"
Xxx ale: "All-wool Plaid" alf-an-half.
Mixed drinks are distinguished by
the style of trimmings. A "Ging-
ham-hounced" means Bourbon sour.
Spotted Silk" is q mint julep. A
fingered" is Synonymous with
hot whiskey, etc.
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Notice.

Notice.
F JOHN DARLINGTON and RICHARD
i F. SIMPSON, or their legal representa-
tives, will apply to tho undersigned, they
will hear Of something to their advantage.
WILKINSON Il GILCHRIST,
Attorneys at Law, 48 Broad street,
May Charleston, g. C..
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NRw ADvEhTIsEsIRNTs.- s.--Attentiun is Gull :.
ed TO the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for tho first
time:
r. Q. STRENGTHENING Sale.
j. ). Thraaher--Cheap Printing Paper.
A. nj. h. Church-Card of Thanks
Meeting Fire Department..
Wilkinson i Gilchrist-NoLice.
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SPRING FASHIONS

Threshing and Ginning.
1 AM prepared to make engaaements to
Il any extent for THRESHiNG WHEAT
and OATS. Also, for GINNING COTTON.
Parties within twenty miles of Columbia
wishing me to serve them will please notify
me at once. Terms moderate.
w. B. LOWRANCE,
April III Columbia, 8. c.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

CARDS! CARDsl-Show cards, bust
ness cards, visiting and wedding
cards, executed at the Phosni.c Job
Office, in the neatest styles 'of the
art. Cards of nll sizes constantly
Oh hand, and oil orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

CIRCULARS! CIRcULARs!-Commer-.
cial and other circulars, in the various.
forms-note, letter and commercial
post-neatly printed in our job
Office, and all work of this descrip-
tion finished in theb style of print
ing, and at moderate prices.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

Hebrew Benevolent Society.
INHE Annual Meeting will take place at
J. Gibbes' Hall, THIS MORNING. ut 10
O'Clock. Members requested to be punotual.
Applications for membership will be receiv-
ed at this meeting. JACOB LEVIN,
May Secretary and Treasurer.
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SUPPORT Your Own JOURNALS
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
day, from this Office, defies competi-
tlon MS literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
we'll posted up in the current event.
OF the day, rs it embraces the telas
graphic news, political, commercial,
state of the markets, &C., up to the,
hour of going to press.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand,
1OH q. m. and 5 p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. w. E.
Boggs, Pastor, 1O14h. m. and 31Sp. III.
st. Peters Church j. J.
O'Connell, 10T a. m. and 81 p. M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
u. j. Simmons, 101@ q. m. Rev.
VIM. Martin, 8 p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 1O1a n. M. Rev. D. J. Sim
mons, 8 p. IN.
Christ Church Congregation, (Bap-
tist Church Rev. J. M. Pringle, 4
p. m.
Baptist Church-R 81. J. l.. Rev
nolds, lo% a: m. and 8 p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A.
r. Rude, 1O16 q. m.
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A HOME JOURNAL. best family
journal now published in the South
Is the Cleaner. issued from this office.
1t contains weekly eight pages of
solid reading matter, excluding ad-
vertisements entirely. A specimen
number will be sent to any one de-
string to subscribe.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

Show Posters, HANDB1L1s, &C.
Our supply of type and facilities of
press-work enable us to turn out from
the Ph9ni.r Office the most attractive
styles Of posters, hand bills, &C., at
short notice, and in the most salts
factory manner.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-05

NEW BOOKS.
EHREDERICK THE GREAT and his
II Family; by Louisa Muhlbach, author
OF Frederick the Great and his Court.
Last Days OF q King-an historical ro-
nance.
A new supply OF 'Ten Acres Enough. p"
showing how very small farm may be
made to. keep very large family.
Also, the bankrupt Law. At
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S Bookstore.
Townsend & Nofth's Old Stand.
Nav q y, ,l,IJt.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

TEMPERANCE IN CONGRESS. -"TEN
MINUTE SPEECHES delivered in the House Of Representatives
on The occasion Meeting the Congressional Temperance
Society by gusbed Orators and Statesmen Tinted paper
handsome, by srt post IS cents
THE GOSPEL AMONG THE ANIMALS By the Rev samnel o.
good D. +. One small limo. pAsnphet 25c
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
1nt6 S1ubIitatiOns.
mo TPAVELERSi TOURISTSi

rTO TRAVELLERS! TOURISTS!
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NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-NOW READY,
~ T1F nORE BIBLE, part 10.
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SSaaSSrIi isS MGGAZINE September part2 WALTER LOW,
' Agent for Casen, Peter Il Galpin, No 56 Roadway
"TIN0 THE ENTERPRlSING EMIGRANT."' y
Those deslrou making their future home IA the South would
n q, conlt the ENGRAETNS Friend pamphlet which has
Ses rubshe purpose Of sng forth the aous epoymeuta
livelihood obsalhtu 70 ADDRESS
RIKER Charleston, T. G.
A LARGE lot of Portable WRITING-D DESKS
~ at reoced prices at FOSrBlts ManuaeSry No 80 Deyst
s,mnles s1d 70 dealers throughout the States
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Gcatbtrs.


4 LADY. who has had seven years experience
"a n teaehtg Teacher of INsIku
MENTAL MUSIC school For particulars a1ie Boz No. 1883
sFuug- Mas
A LADY of several years experience in
~ teaching EHgib Pfrh, nrasng ard fautnc, desires
sTUATIOS city preferred nee gwen Address m eue month
Ms X 40 ~ Ia vfencc It.. bfootiyn l.
nAILY GOVERNESS.-A young lady holding
II tna certificate Of Qualification .nd viz b.. bad ,9as'aes
erper,.uc teacAug dsIous q obauug kAGAMhEL n
private hm ASSISTANT IN school Ad1ess ~ c. Tribune
Omse.
rNEACHER WANTED at the Hoboken Aca-
Rnrsh Br1ufhcs PrnAnshp lrrng aud hook
lsepirg desirable tlough ro, esenta salary RON so 70 spa
According Applications with CERTIFICATES freuec
Gc 10 be to IN J. kLuNp 80 30 Boomte HoboAen, NJ
gNO TEACHERS.-Orders for Teachers for
Il Auurn coming 10. Those expecting change through
"AMER SCHOOL INST" th0lh apply Apcaan Form trnt
sbe rcluirJ j. vs. SCHEMkRuORS A. NJ Ar'usry, 80 Broomct
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
at6 pabIifatiOns.
TWO NEW BOOKS.
- A,rrnX GIIRITN.

navel Nv the celebrated Orhes Kerr whose comic military let
te entitled Orpheus Kerr Papers have been 50 successful THIS
80 l psv humorous partly sstncal the hest novel o the
lind ever roneed America snd viii make An immense seneson
Large paper covers 81 As' eo'h po1Iu eAuA T
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

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d ever uodneed America snd viii make an immense seneuon
Large octave paper 81 e0aso cloth bound extra ~
RENSHAW.
Apotber new snFaary exciting novel by the author of "Mau
lady uOyel readers few
years ago. - limo, cloth, 81 10
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
Artemus Ward LOnSonA comic book iurGted....sl 50
NoOQue-Hepers sensational political %
The Clergymsns WeMrs Rtohes Owsssl bsOk..sl 7S
Cameron PTdeMrs Mary J. Holiness Sl so
How TO Make MOEsy and bow TO Keep 80
BeauseincOuNeE novel author Of Household Bouye 81 IS
The Bishops sOR-Ahce Cays 70
Vhese books beautifully bound ceiae soil eveTyWher
and will be sent by mail postage free receipt Of prc by
G. w. CARLETON 4 %. PnbisheIs New.loIL-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
CENTLEMEN SAILING FOR LIVERPOOL

NENTLEMEN SAILING FOR LlVERPOOL
"a DIRECTED TO
r. PORRESIS
SIXTEEN SHILLING TROUSERS
ESTABLISHMENT,
1a,rd14s Geor0e;s Crescent two minutes the Er-
angel which dis gushed description of ores
quality moderate prices All garments are t
according the latest and LONDON aoh
Gentlemen desiring outfits accordance with ngnh tastes shoh nor
fail this establishment upon their arrival IN Liverpool az u 10 NOT
either its charges for TIE superior cut
and finish which characterized this vel knoyu house
At +. DE PERCIVAL's, No. $50 Broadway,
N opposite Aston place INFANTS WARDROBBs CHILDRgN5
CLOAKS and SUITS, SACKS, DRESSES, CAPS BLANKETS,
WAISTS APRONS sPENOES &c. &c sye OF sun Bonnets
Goed skirts &e &c Ladies ready made UnderGamnts Large
bankee and bedeotb Stamping and Stamped Goods
Wholesale aud retail
DAMS! FANS! FANS! "A fine assortment of
SIX thread gloves ribbons ees eoes cuts handke
ebef and skirts prices al bLdEsi nos oeo anu o|
Broadway. near NiOeeeDih st east side
NTACKENZIE's Silk SACQUES and Llama
WI Lace SHAWLS and CIRCULARS at hafpdee No Clinton
place. Bighthst, door west Of Brea! say
III 0'FARRELs
CARPETS AND FURNITURE,
REGARDLESS OF COST OR PRICE
~ having commence erecting more erth
9Th Of July oder entire stock he me
hDd thrown naret consisting OF English and Amer can
Brussels Ingram Carpets 1909 pieces he aud fa
Canton Matngs; "a feet wte WndowShaEes hugs
Mat kc Pao BedroOa O&ee aud hehen nf
uun-a which warranted pTesend AMI must 1e so re-
rtyfhst and 40 sud 4sa Egbthayei between Ibryhhh
and Thirty sifthsts.. Eew-Nork.
Ps-A aud erostosn run the immediate
vicinity Of the abo'ye
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

JEWELLERS in the@COuntry should Buy
IL "ke Maryers" RURAL STUDIES Rural stes With Hints
for County Places VOL Il WITH many lus'ratoe' Fce 81 30
The Philadelphia 1T shows how holders o. small landed
beany improve them smallest cost and The dues
contribution " make the text Clear
Studies will be address receipt Of the
price. CHARLES GRlbNER Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Situations SdlmttO- fmaIts.

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A NUMBER of well-recommended German
"A GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS for general houewors, ee, at
Ms LOVES GERMAN INSTITUTE, II saaton.sL near Christie
A NUMBER of German Girls WANT STU
"A ATIOES. Appy No co Es.i llonont, near BoEeTy
GOOD SERVANTS, GERMAN GIRLS, &c,
" for families hoie boarding houses city Or country npp
promptly AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION NO 100
Srth.age below Nnhs Wages &c. moderate TO sui the ums-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
gau stbCols.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-Ihe
- Tern ofAn inilton Wl coIencc AZ Ne 81
art place Nes.York WEDNESDAY, Oct, and vii ooutnle
H. Gdasics admsi 10 thc ses.to-k Bsn fo
Cstiog-es ealtltlg iar Information, address THEODORE W.
pWIGiff. Warden. Ne
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
EoR SALE at UnionyIIle, ON Harlem Railro1

TARM FOR SALE on STATEN ISLAND az
4 10 are, ~ dwelling ad outbutings within 600 fest
= sr @ rom civ price 81 to suit Inquire ot
OF aePo' o1e 1 A. JoCRSEAY No. Pine st.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

NOR SALE CHEAP-A FARM near keyport,
u VI ~ ID acres with comfortable House Barn. Stable Horse,
Cow tSo Rsgoas aud a Sleigh Psrueusrsot - - .,,,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

uOUSES for SALE at RUTHERFORD
PARK-rwo Honses with large lots, and charming View
minutes from Newyork by kre Railway n , -, a, NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Qsniistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION onH-
mated the nitrous oxide administer in tho
manner most approYl the medical profession do nothing bst BY
TRACT TgRTH and ey certainly do hat WITHOUT PAh-so
Insliute.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

A GOOD FARM of "a acres, 19 miles in New
"a Jersey miles from dePoti good house carriage ban
orchard fras sud ttroagh IT, with the crop
Price 46500. CHARLES ". WARD, No 70 Cedarst
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

ID DENEDJCTs TIMETABLE FOR AUGUST.
sseoad hon Evsry Brain ststion Steamboat aud CITY Map
BRkBDIOT BROS. JswserS N9 III Bl0ad"H
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

7 ONO TO 10000 ACRES Pine, Spruce, and
.U<U Hemock u,ER LAND wsen cleared soOa -, rS r,oo
i.n1 accessible 10 Lake Chasiu title perfect 70 ioI
sr, Brooklyn vicinity With some cash Asae" W
Bax No Z g24 NeS-York POstOhce
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17

A SITUATION WANTED by a Young man
n a. LIGHT PORTER wATCkMAE. COLLECTOR; has good
Tserenoe Apply to JOSEPH COHEN No. ~ iarnsos tor '"o
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
AT PLAINFIELD, . splendid FARMS of

"A and 0 $1,000 each also 100 az S9 % scTss
s3OO good buildings and wtal 10 exchange for good
DnIBswck % with stock and erO1s
S8OO and O good buildings fruit and crops $1,000 70 sk
change j. 3 FERGUSON Co. No. 10 Nassanst Room No "a
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
Sitmtiums Glmtta- -Malfs.

A SITUATION WANTED by man OF sober
n b,J, ss WATCHIIAN or PORTER j. willing 70 work Apply
f1r anr DAYS to PETER DORLEY, No 10 Amiiypla,e CITY
4 SITUATION WANTED by respectable
~ WATCHMAS PORbRk is not afraid Of Sork temper
''' IN D' n'''' HPP'' " fEfER STOCK No 81 MsrEe.st
New-York tribune., 1867-08-17
aISOON FOR SALE : AT A ~ NEMAksll \ \ Y hsl

OeOOOs VHV IV7'4V"'V y" =" -"
an Cuony corner Of Thos good conditions front % feet
eludpg Oeagon paor halls, reception and dining 'o0r
depth 2 rooms in ALL large cellar good vel and pump also gas
and running back the same ldtI
on hoast feet, sidewalks vile and nsaea
,s sa.n u with snes fruits ard vines In good
sxnr.ssly seIects by TIE late owner esn. ~
nes walk sm depot less o hsfssea Shen pa "a
$50 feet VIDE s nlcsn w 80
an he syrounnss arr pleasant Persons wishmo ~
invited when Tue eun "ln 20 A~s -
fnmilr Of the deeeasA LITTLE perfect
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29

CLASS N-Vege1dbEeS ttlld LFdN.
Best Peck Sweet Potatoes Irish do, onions,
Tomatoes, Parsnips, Carrots, Table Turnips,
&C.,
Best specimen Pumpkins, Winter Squashes,
Watermelons, Muskmcions, &C., each....:. .:....5Oc
Best Peck Beans, spec Egg Plants, 2 Bunches
Celery &C. each SOC
Largest and Best Assortment of Vegetables
by one y
Best spec. Il peck each) of Spring and Fall
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Barley, and Buck
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29
Letter from, Gen. Sheridan.

HrAuouAHrER4 FIFTH MILITARY DIsT.,(
HEw ORLEANS, LA, Aug. 3, 1867. J
Gen. U. 8 GRhNr, Commanding Ar1ty United
Sf,Res, WlttingtOn ID. O.
GENERAL: / have the honor to submit
for your information the following:
That the state of Louisiana is register
ed in accordance with the act of Con-
prpss. dated March 2, 1867, and the bills
supplementary thereto. The poll books
are nearly made out, and the Commits
sloners of election in each polling pre-
cinct appointed. The number of regis
tered votes will be slightly over one hun
,lred and twenty thousand. The State
will, in all probability, come in asa Union
State.
In accomplishing this registration,
have had no opposition from the masses
of the people. On the contrary, much
assistance and encouragement; but from
the public press, and especially that of
the city of New Orleans, and from Office
holders and ofiice-seekers disfranchised,
have met with bitterness and opposi-
ton.
The greatest Embarrassment Dith Uhich
}hdUo had 10 contend Dds tie constant
ruD,ors Of ren,ordi published nearly every
Toy in the Jope,s Of this city. IL Was q
serious embarrassment, as IL Wds breaking
doUn the confidence Of the people IN niy
oots. Bat, notwithstanding this, i0e WOrk-
cd patiently and mduStriousiy, having IN
uiew only right and justice and the iaV in
Us spirit.
have, as have heretofore stated to
you, permitted no pOtiticM influence or
political nadchtnery TO hCip or assist me IN
he wOrk. Rccciuing tie tdtO as an order,
R Uas so erenuted.
regret that | have to make the charge
against Brigadier-General l.. IL. Rous-
: .,f. u
recently, and Wiihom erhi6Hing any au-
hortty, interfering Uih n'y duties and
suqgeStinq my remorm.
nIn, General, very respectfully, your
sbedient servant, p. II. SHERIDAN,
Mnjor-General u. y. A.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29

THURMAN will soon make his third
visit as political speaicrto this County.
In 1910 he came with John Brough and
they spoke from the same platform to-
rether. In 1856 he and Ex-Governor Tod
spoke from the same platform In this
County. Times have greatly changed
since his former visits. The great re-
bellion came on and Tod and Brough
united with the opposers of the rebellion
and friends of the Union, and each of
them was elected Governor of Ohio; Tod
in 1891 and Brough in 1868. On the other
hand, Thurman justified the rebellion at
the outset, was a friend and sympathizer
of the rebels throughout the war, and
opposed every measure of the govern
ment adopted for their overthrow. How
Infinitely brighter is the record of Tod
and Brough, Thurman's former associ-
ates at public meetings In this County
Perry County Weekly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29

DURING the last two years the garrison
AZ City Point, Va, has been reduced by
degrees, until now only ten soldiers re-
main, while corporal commands the
post.n All the Government property
there Including the long rows of sheds
and wharvesl having been recently sold
by auction, little or no necessity of a
military force exists, and soon that well
remembered place, where so lately dwelt
all the "pomp and circumstance of glo-
Tlous war will relapse into its usual
state Of dullness and insigniilcance.-[N.
Y. Paper.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29

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first premium for which the article ompetes,
whore the first premium amounts TO 81 or more,
II less nothing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-08-29

THE editor of the Sandusky Register
has made n tour through the grape dis
trict. He states. as the result of his OBJ
servntlons, the loss In consequence of rot
at 50 per cent. Of the yield, though, not
withstanding, the crop will be large, az
owing to favorable winter the vines
were overloaded. Upon hard lime clay
lands there il but little rot, and where
this variety Of land is drained, none
whatevcf was observed.