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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-25
Local Items.


Posr Ofr1or, ,HJuas. The Office is
opeu. from 8 .. m. until 3l5 p. M,
and from 8 until 7 p.;m m. The North
ern mail closes ut 81 p. m., and all
other mails close at p. m.
Col. W. d. DESAUssURE.-We un-
derstand that the remains of this
gallant officer have been removed
from the soil of Pennsylvania, and
will reach Columbia, his native city,
on Monday evening.
jon PRINTING. The Job Office of
the PAanic is as complete as any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts OF type of all descriptions and
OF the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with taste and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
The lovers Of turtle soup can gra-
tify their appetites to-day, by calling
at the Congarce Restaurant. Mons.
Beraghi is famed for his skill in pre-
pairing turtle soup, as we'll as other
nice things
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TELEdRAPnC DISPATCHES. The
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papers i'll the State, outside Of the
city of Charleston, that receive and
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who can't imagine why they don't
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Is IT a COMPLIMENT OR A SLIGHT?
Thursdays Augusta papers recorded
the passage through that city of
Judge Kelly, the radical orator. Yes
terday, the Charlotte Times informs
us, he was in that city, and would
address the people last night. 1t will
thus be seen that, although passing
directly through Columbia, he did
not honor her with a speech. The
question occurs to our mind, was this
slight to our people, white and
black, or was it q compliment to the
freedmen, whom he supposed to be
intelligent enough to take care of
their own political matters? We
should like to know.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-25

NEW ADvErTlsE,fFNTS. Attention ia cnil
ed t" the following advertisements, WHICH
src onblished this morning for the fra.
time
$. III. Myers & Co.-C0w Straycd
A. II. Colton--Farm Grist Mills.
Browne & Dissolution
james Cosgrovc-Soda Water, &c.
n. raghi-Turtlo Soup To-day.
Meeting Typographical Union
w. Il. Walter-Auction To-day.
Duilie & Chapman New Books.
VIM. Glaze Il Co.--Sugar Mills, &c
\. NJ. Moreland-Bonds and Coupons
j. 3. McMahon-To City Taxpayers.
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cards, executed at the Phonic Job
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SHOW POSTERS, HANDBILLs, &C.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
: "a From FtR0PE.T
ny OCEAN TaI.EGR IPH.
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The aorstan FTPG II Pari'--b@bor


The aCretans FT1d in Paris--babor
PARIS, Feb 3.-The fund for the relief of
the Cretans Is very successful. j
| Serious labor riots occurred at Marchien-
mes near Lille. Troops were called out ant
| several rioters killed. H s-r
ChBnge iW the Austrian ministry.
ae YIENNA, Feb.3.-A "A radical change in the
Austrian Ministry is pending.' 'TF'".'ap
Terrible Explosion nnd Loss OF Life In
ISL rf sst-.ss Faraguoy. n.-sf.g.fT
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Advices are received
that q terrible explosion, accompanied with
great loss of life,recently occurred in Par
aguay.l U'1i ,i1"a HiFn 'stSnebihly2A 'q
Mail Between Sts Petersburg and
fruftrsfF .Epg- Do tfekiu'p p arafrslrfnys
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.--A direct mail
has been established between this city anu
Pekin. The service requires4S days. -
Movements of WAR Steamers-Rank
.s ), KObbed-Still Narlikessrtia
4 ONDoN, Febe3.-The mail steamer from
SDhth America brings the following intelli-
geice: The United States steamers, Shanno-
kinsand Pensacola left MOnteviedo on the
Sth of January for the Pacific Ocean. The
Juniatta and Resaca were at Rio Janerio,
A bank at Bahia had been robbed OF
$266,000. ~ gssrf ,-ar7g Is iF,.y
Brazil was continuing her preparations
for a vigorous prosecution Of the war
against Paraguay. .'t.ar7l8 ass,mJ
Recepti tiOn of Gen. DIX at the PaIais
- .Es ArHw7F R0ynl.rEW "a JsU ~
PARIS, ebl3.--Prlnce Napoleon received
the American Minister, Gen. Dix, to-day
at the Palais Royal. 4 T. az Z
Resignation of Count BeIerIdI.
sLoNDoY,- Feb. 3.-Dispatches from the
Continent announce the resignation of
Count Beleridi. - ~. = Ma
Lord OOwIey Resigned.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Lord Cowley has re-
signed.
Treaiy OF Alliance BeIyVee en- Prussia
and Bavaria,
BERLIN, Feb. At is reported that the
Governments of Prussia and Bavaria are
arranging basis ofa treaty Of alliance, Of
feDsive and defensive.
Capital Punish IN rent Abolished in
- -...-... -. .-, ItaIy.,, .,s,.s-,--.-, q. q.
FLORENCE, Feb. 4.-The National Parlia-
ment abolished capital punishment
throughout Italy I p a.afG %
The Labor. Riots.
LONDON. Feb. At seems that it was not
Marchiennes, France, where the labor riots
occurred, but Marchiennes village of
Belgium. 81 A1sf tHa -
r...s Financial. r.a
LONDON, Feb. 4, noon.-Illinois, Central
shares 81, Erie 3916; $40 bonds ~, 1l3 l-0;
cOnsOls 90 9-l6.- rrs.-,rs-.tr
COmme ercIaI.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 4, noon.-Cotton opens
heavy and inactive; sales will not exceed
5000 bales middling uplands at 1434.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing described real estate was left for
record at the Recorders office on yesterday
John w. Baker and Elizabeth Baker to
the city of Columbus, January 2sth, 1867,
quit claims for right of way for embank-
ment or levee. This property is bought to
protect West Columbus from overAow.l
Michael Wurst and Dortha Wurst OF
Syracuse, N. Y, to George H. Schmidt,
January 2S, 1867, lot No. in John RAIDERS
addition to the city Of, Columbus for $3.50.
George H. Boyd and Chloe A. Boyd,
August 80, 1866, IA acres and l2l poles in
Perry township for $4,000.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

THEATER CoMQUE.-The rather. slim at
tendance at Ellsler's Atheneum last night
was the effect of the weather and the
counter attraction at the Opera House,
though those present were highly de-
lighted with the entertainment. Tonight
great bill is offered. The" Jealous Wife"
opens the performance, followed by the
usual variety of singing and dancing,
Murphy's comiealities and Austin's light
ning.drill, and new sketch, "Mike AL
lister Outdone," in which Murphy and
Mas appear, closing with a budget of fun
and an afterpiece. The Theater Comique
will be found to be pleasant place to
spend an evening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
FROM CINCINNATI
baptist Church Burned--DaNvnvvRr Rrtl
B0und-Attempt TO Commit Q Suicides

-" /. Ns|IH
baptist Church ward
B0und-AttemPt to COmmiU Suicides u
CINcfNNATf, Feb. A. The Baptist Church
at Lexington, Ky, was destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. Loss about $4,000;
very littleiinsuFance.l N u s8fE9Ist
Thesteamersl lHillman, New State and
the wharf boat, carried away by the ice at
Wheeling, drifted past Marietta yesterday
afternoon. 's-ASA&sas~t a@NS y
A man attempted TO commit suicide this
molnIhg byjuhlping from the fsuspensiof
Bridgeat itshighest point, but was taken
out Of the water anibjured. tM Ge9S NJ
Nnvikation, Open- steamers HIllrilaIu
and New state, CnuRht. ,p,zysg
CNcINNArI, Feb. 4,--NaYigation is open
Several boats left for New Orleans aud 9th.
sr points Iss steamers S ~ Linen SRd New
Saturday, were caught to-day badly dam
aged, the forneryat ROmerOy aud the latter
at West Columbia. bdsn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

Two OF OUR CITIZENS BY an advertise
ment in the Junction city (Kansas) Daily I'm
ion, we see that Joseph H. Riley and Phil
D. Fisher, formerly OF Columbus, as two Of
the six corporators of the Ellsworth Town
Site Company, are to open books for sub
scription to the capital stock, at the office
of Mr.. Riley, Fort Ellsworth, Kansas, on
the 2Sth of February. Success to them and
their enterprise. .o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

The WESTERN DRAMATIC aAssoofATIoN.
Weneglected, on yesterdaysto speak of the
Western Dramatic Association, which ap-
peared for the benefit Of John Weaver on
saturday evening. The members are very
clever in their various roles aud exhibit O
desire to please, knowledge Of the text
and attention to the business of the plays
they undertake that augurs well for them
Wehear it whispered that they are to give
an entertainment ON their, own account
shortly. $1,000. -...--.,--.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

AT IT AGAIN.-Ida McVicker made her
appearance before the May or again, on yes
terday. 1t will be remembered that this
sweet damsel was, arrested some time ago
forobtainlng goods on forged orders. On
Dec, 2lst, this delectable maiden called at
the shoe store Of George p. Schroll, 1853
South High street, and said she had been
sent there by Mrs. w. B. Brooks to get
several pairs Of shoes for that lady to select
from, theorejected ones to be returned.--
Three pairs were sent and kept, and on
sending the bill to Mr.? Brooks, Schroll
found he had been swindled, for the gentle
Ida had captured the shoes. He accord
ingly charges her with, obtaining goods
under false pretensess and an officer cap
tured her. The beauteous Ida most posi-
lively declined the polite attentions Of the
officer, who was obliged to bemore forcible
in his entreaties for hef company, and
wound the matter up by carrying herIoff
,cill he nil he. After hearing before Mayor
Bull, she was bound over in the sum OF
500 to answer d 1li1 1 tlN'A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

A CGTAsTRoPHE.-Weh have heard a story
of lady who received considerable
fright, the other evening, which is worth
repeating. The lady in question, having
been out on her return kindled fire in
her cooking stove and closed the oven doors
which had been left standing open. After
awhile, when the stove began to get pret-
ty warm, most fearful tumult In her
kitchen greeted her ears She thought the
stove had fallen. fastening to it, she open
ed the oven doors from wher ce proceeded
the terrible din, when out jumped two cats
nearly "done on both sides9' To say that
she was frightened hardly tells it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

A New PATENT.-A new patent Re-
volving Broiler is now in operation at the
store of Enrich & Pinger, No. 265 South
High street. A steak is broiled in from
three to five minutes, with no smoke or
smell in the room. No butter required,
as the juices are all retained. Give us a
call. The county right is for sale by the
General Agent, w. II. Dick. The Broiler
is in operation at the celebrated "Original
Store" '.'' feb5-1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

TEsTERDAY.--Ifr there was man in CO.
lumbus who envied the 'local'' his posi-
ton yesterday, we pity that man. Totramp
the live long day through rain and snow
and sIush, was not a desirable berth. And
then, despite our wishes, people wouldn't
do anything out of which items could be
manufactured, and the discomfit was en-
dured without any great result. AS we
stood, without an umbrella, in the pouring
rain, we inyoluntarily sighed, "Oh, for a
dorg fighter, W.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

The New SUNDAY SoHooL.--The new
Sunday School established under the aus
pices of the Congregational Church, at the
Piqua car shops, with Mr.. j. j. Davis, as
Superintendent, is thriving finely. Forty
five scholars were present on last Sunday
and much interest was manifested In tile
exercises. 1aAtl W .aaEhifN0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

TESTIMONIAL no CHARLES AUsTN.-We
have heard many OF our most influential
citizens talking of thepropriety,of offering
Mr.. Charles Austin, the Lightning Zouaye,
a complimentary benefit some night this
week, and OF presenting him testi nonial
of their appreciation of his unapproach-
able drill--unequalled certainly by any
thing ever before seen in this country. We
trust this proposition will meetWith aquick
and hearty response from our people. Mr..
Austin is a young man every, way worthy
their kind offices, aud has to-day no equal
in his line in the United States. His record
as soldier In the I'd Wisconsin infantry is
grand one, and so as "a soldier as well as
performer, he deserves well Of the people.
Let the testimonial be presented by all
means. ,a1o : 1gf .tsHl .,-,rr ttui rN
| rf.sh 90. y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05


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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

THE ACCIDENT AT PIQUA.-We briefly
mentioned yesterday, the carrying away Of
the temporary trestle bridge on the G. & /.
railway, at Plqua. Last evening we learn
ed from Hon. w. d. Alexander, of Piqua,
that the destruction of the bridge was
caused by the moving of an ice gorge,
which also carried away the "middle" or
Urbana turnpike bridge. a.. s.,~i,, ~. q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
''' FROM NEW YORK
Su,t for Division Of SpoiIs.


NEW York, Feb. 4.-ChariOtte Hough
has brought suit against the firm OF, JAR
dan, Marsh & CO., of Boston, for money due
her from cotton speculatlons during the
war;. She claims that she was employed
by the firm daring the war to buy cot
ton in the Southern States,y and manipu-
late Government employees in passing 1t
through the lines, aud that the firm made
one hundred 4 nthousau1O q dollars by her
agency, and refuse to divide. Gen. Butler
and j. II. Sweetzer are employed by her as
counsel, ,-.,r,,..rsg. ersvv-sA,-as 7,rsy.-
Between Policemen and Cltizcns,i =
NEW YoRK, Feb. 4.--The first open re-
sistance to the eXcise law occurred yester-
day, at the corner Of First avenue aud
Twelfth street. An officer was attacked by
a crowd of one or two hundred persons,
men women and children. Reinforcements
of police arrived, and after a severe battle
therioters were dispersed, leaving the ring
leaders, named Lancaster and Dearing, In
he-hands of the police They have since
been held for trial, ,~y. B.,
Fight Betsxeen Police and Dritnken
HEINZ Women. EsNtfsffF n
The police Of jersey City had d severe
fight last night with a crowd of intoxicated
women. One policeman and several riot
ers were injured % -'A''''' - 81 ~ ~ 49,
DistFust of yCubans In Havana. ),
IA Havana letter stateiB that distrustl Of
Cubans by the Government is increasing,
Twenty Spanish officers who have married
on the island are to be sent home. - ~
pAnSther ~ she FfOtIey Le ttsrsi. s.
"a special to the Commercial says the
Presidents European correspondent who
criticized Minister Motley, was Mr.. Nc
Cracken, Q, relative of Chas, O'Conner, Of
New 7 ork. .asio8ai q
The Tariff BILL.
The Tariff hillcan hardly pass the House,
The prospects of the passage, 0fi the Bank
uplpntare g0O0Eudf nb-6rtl1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

The SENTINEL -oN-THE- -BoRDER.-We are
in receipt of copy of the new daily at
Evansville, Ind, the "'.Sentinel-on-the- Bor-
DER" published by ALI. S. Klerolf formerly
foreman of the Louisville Democrat, in con-
junction with his brother. 1t is a. hand
somely printed sheet, devoted to 'the true
interests of the West and South against
the grasping, puritanical, domineering,
self-righteous, high protective and highly
destructive policy SO long pursued by the
fveaNew England States which, vampire
like. feed upon the hearts blood Of the ma
tion" Success to you, ALI, and if you
ever come over cur way, stop in and see u.s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

TIPPED OvER.--A wagon loaded with hay
tipped over on. the street railroad track, in
front of Headley & Co.'s store, yesterday
afternoon, impeding the running of the cars
for some time, a.aj I.'.I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

.ayORDERED TO LEAvE.--George Neson and
George Saunders, Of whom we made mem
tion yesterday as having been arrested as
dangerous and suspicious characters, were
discharged from custody and ordered to
leave the city forthwith. ron ra8ns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

srY. M -vC,- A. -SoIREE.-7The solree Of the
Eohng. Mems Christian Association, owing,
doubtless, to the verysinclement weather,
was not well attended as was desirable.
Those present, however, profess to having
enjoyed themselves finely. !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

H Fl . . t u
The BLACKBURN CAsEs-His honor the
Mayor had the Blackbufns, whose horrible
treatment of -theirchild we mentioned in
our last, before him on yesterday morning,
to ascertain when they would be ready for
trial AS they were, without ., lawyer, e,
T. DeLany, Esqs was assigned for their
defense, and the trial is set, for O'Clock
this afternoon, on acharge of assault with
intent TO commit mprdera pag gUT
stBlackbnfn seemed considerably depress-
ediwitht the consciousness Of his degrada-
ton, butsthe woman, who has the eye and
appearancesof h adeyilyif ever one existed,
glanced dedantly around the courtroom,
and bore nnmoved the looks of hatred and
contempt castppon her blythe spectators.
In answer to inquiries made by the Mayor,
Ahejn the most snapplsh, manner said the
child was hers and,that she was married to
Blackburn on \ the 2itK day Of August
1884. u ,pd ,osi1orgiro jHohdggsba "a = n
% The chiidais doing better than was at first
Thought Az first she sppearsd almost In
sane at herFelehse from her torturers, but
last night rested more quietly, and under
tile kind ana aifectionate care sheis receive
ing at che hands Of the Sisters, may re-
cover. i'' phA osaieIisS tgI saol WIN b1el49 no
fHAYLD a u T.tl-sflpt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
AMERICAN HOTEL.

Chas = Lewis, st Louis r II Hendrickson 4
lady, Middleton; Fred A Thornhill, Uoshocton;
AdoIph Cutter 4 wife. Cincinnati; F $ Young d
wife. do; Asa Toyn'lsy, 0sdaryiei, ! Sterling.
Delaware; q Il johnson, Ooshocton; James M Burt,
Lafayette J Horr, Columbus Chas ? Oramer q
lady, Ind annpolis; $ u Verhues \ wife, Mt
w W Boynton. Elyria; BENZ RYAN, .Jelloway: 2
nouty, Dayton; A. 7 .Wallipg. Circleyille; b
Gordon, st Marys; John .Ault, Wayne county;
Frank sawyer 4 Son, NDrwak: y F Burgess.
Gallon; g Burgess, q ca &CRK;, J A Brown, A &
q w R'R "fF'' ~ r.. '.. igs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05
rIHoC MLl NEwTssa

ARREs+ED4 mrs. jacob ALBERT was ar
rested yesterday for living in a state Of
adultery and prostitution in Lazelle'shous
southeast corner Of North and High. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-05

AT TCosT.-A. C. Headley & Co., in order to
make room for Spring goods, will offer their
entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS at Cosr for 80 days. Now is the
time to getGREAT BARGAINS out of the most
complete stock of goods kept in the city.
.ian3l.2W lI lE--r- EL- ...L.