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70 rnr REApERs OF TEE APPEAL.

To THE UT I'M
The constantly enlRsging circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous support given TO
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the propriet0r Of the general
approvaI by the public OF It's course since il
came into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it offers for the Future
IL wiz continue to endeavOur, in accordance
with the motto which Il has adopted, to say
those things only that are true and honest. Il
hiss but a single Client, the People Of The south,
and il viii endeav0r to advise its readers
wisely. In that il may eften fail but its opin-
ions shall always be honest ana CONSCIENTIOUS,
at least,
Those to whom its conduct is entrusted VIII
continue 70 endeavor 20 make the APPEAL ac-
ceplable 10 its readers, and desirable as a me-
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
viii continue 10 appear every sunday, win
other reading appropriate to thst day and the
proprieiors hope, BY close attention 10 the al
fafrx Of the papers snd office, 20 still entiue II
10 The support and confidence OF the people, on
which alone 1t depends.
John y. {. HOGAN a co.
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By reports made to the internal reve-
bureau, it appears that notwith-
standing the late law to the eontrary, a
large amount Of whisky is offered for
sale IN various parts Of the country at a
less rate per gallon than the tax Of two
dollars. Instructions have been sent to
ferret it oct aud seize il,
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No notice can be taken OF anonymous Conn
munioations. Whatever Is intended for IN
sertion IN the APPEAL, must be autnena-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as 3 guarantee Of his good mithaho
responsibility.
Business letteus should be addressed 70 1HE
APPEAL" Memphis.
Communication for publication must DC VIII
ten on one side OF the page oniy, and win
All other matters connected with the edito-
rial department should be addressed; EDI-
ToRs or APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot as a rule, undertake 20 return aru-
Giles not found suitable for publication.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
HOTEL DE PEUROPE,
-ArD-
Valuable Grounds Attached.

Tharies PfanenstishL, Esd. has aireefed
10 odar Il Public sale, on WEDNESDAY
"a 8th day OF Nay, The Hotel and valuable
yrgsnds belonging thereto Eahdiv11sd a. per
5iao on exhibition al our Office. This well
Fnown Hotel Is situated az the corner o. Iei-
lerEnu aud Third streets. opposite the Pnst0fIc0
and New Memphis Theeter, and for hotel busi-
ness PURPOSES, must be regarded as one Of the
most desirable and commanding localities IN
the city. The property Is divided into Drda
fronting On Jefferson zsreet. ana rwo on
rhlrd street, including the Hotel and al the
improvements. The caie wiz Pc made
mon the following terms. One-t1iru cash
balance IN one. two and three yesfA bearing
Interest.
we DO not suppose that any property IL tho
,itv holds Out any stronger ncucemeu5 IoT
-+r-s-e fakinQ INTO consideration its
--.+-of enI beauf77uf location and The YeW
49, +--n,e an whicn 10 ie offered.
ROOSTER, TREIEFANI CO..
.,o,t AuctionaerE
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LOfLAKD TRACT OF LAND
AT PUBLIC SAFE

NJ SNAIL otter at public sale. for aeeounf ~
lhs heirs Of our former towngman- 60
- 4eeeased that most valuable traef N
toLt FeAeflngs in the desira5ie ugfyhFo--
- OF u Hheaton,s gardens, Juice
traet Or land Of great vaise, a1d an LaA
10 iotsol convenient Size for subnrben
1nd sold upon liberal tsrms- TEe
"a '4As place upon The premises
ON WEDNESDAY, THE I'd DAY OF NAV
~ Walch occasion we VIII expect 70 see a rarv.
s~tlsnaanee Of bidders at sac 81 sueS 49,.
bic property t@aa
EOYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co
Euoffonaa.
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Committee Of Arrangements

pa Williamson, Esq, Chairman.
Hon " o LOnand Memphis.
John CLanler, 80, Memphis.
Gen Albert Pike, Memphis.
cen AT stewart, Memphis.
ADMIRAL Raphael Semmes, Memphis.
Levi Joy, ESQ, Memphis.
W II Cherry, ESQ Memphis.
James Elder, ESq, Memphis.
COi James Coleman, Memphis
MAJ il Murphy, Memphis.
j WOrshaui, ESQ, Memphis
ID COci1rell, ESQ, Memphis.
: 3 Robins, Esq, Memphis.
Coz sam Tate, Memphia.
Larry uarmstad, Memphis.
CapJJ West Sneed. Memphis.
Capti Jas IT Bourne, Memphis.
j & Davis, Memphis.
h j b l. VIM, Memphis
EdWar G. Jacobs, Memphis.
DR. J NJ Keller, Memphis.
simon Loeb. Memphis.
Capt G Z church. Memphis.
j W Page, Ir. nemphis-
Col IA Z galloway. Memphis.
j A Menken, Memphis.
Col 81 Clair bearing, Memphis.
Cen J Il Chalmers. Memphis.
Col Il Mcmahon, Memphis
Col Leon Iruusdale, Memphis.
" q Galbreath. Memphis.
Newton Ford, Memphis.
A Seessel. Memphis.
K X Cousins, ESQ, MeuaphlS
Dr. W WllKersGn, Memphzs.
Col "a Mageveny, Ir. Memphis.
col John W Dawson, Memphis.
Col j Selden, Memphis.
Col A Woodruff, Memphis.
Col Frank Whlte. Memphis.
Col A j Keller, MemphIs.
Col luke " Finley, Memphis.
J n BurKe. Memphis.
ogden tOntain. Memphis.
Capt r A Knox Memphis
y + Bayl IS, ESQ, Memphis
b u Stratton, Memphis.
/ tameTou, NeunuE.
Dr IA y Ward. MeIupnis.
n j Harwell, Memphis,
D 3 Molloy, Memphis.
a NaccarO, Memphis.
Ii 5ayLss- MegapLE&
3 WaddeI, MeInphi&
Ut r " Mitchell, Memphis.
Col CAN'T, Memphis.
DIR Juo Ersuue, Memphis.
r A Moon, Memphis.
Col InO : Brown, Memphis
Win y WoOds0n, Msmphis.
Henry A Montgomery, Memphis.
Gen J % RUfhn, Memphis.
J E r Kay, Memphis.
Cap W II Hnea. Measpnts.
Connolly, memphis.
Capt u Touu, Huutsvlua. Ala.
DR. Lindsey, Florence, ala
capt Pete, Tuscumbi4, Ala.
Lr Keller, TuscC m0ia, Ala.
Gen j II Pagan, Little Rock.
l. G. Cause, JackscnporL.
Geo r q shaver, Jacks0npOrE
Gen z N Bradford, Aberdeen, Miss.
ii NJ Mlard. Clarendon, ARK.
Col A w Johnston, Helena, Ark.
Gen Writ Adams, Grenada. Miss.
Kinlock k~alc0ner, HOIy springs.
Capt Scruggs, Corinth. Mss.
Mai j D Adams, New Orleans.
Nal John h. Bills, Bolivar. Tenn.
Major h Z Mcneil, Bolivar.
Gen " III jackson, Jackson, Tom.
Hon W stephens. Jackson, Tenn.
4 PuiudoEtgr, Walden. Miss.
Nathan Adams, HagW county tennessee
" Il Parish, Bolivar, Tenn.
J NJ Lawrence, Pout0tor. Mis-
NJ 5 Ward. Pamela, Miss.
: NJ lhOmpssA QXturd, Miss.
Only, Raleigh. Tenn.
Or Alex Thompson, Humboldt.
lol j i Moruan, Herman 10.
W WlllaulSou, Uuisn CITY.
Or + r VOORHEES,, Buiun Citv.
Lawson, Union CITY.
-ol James A Petterqon, Augr.ta Ar-arsas
y " Lynn, J--cEsOaporL.
MAJOR " Il WcO.rUH, Little Rock.
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FURNITURE, ETC.
ATAUCTroN

WE VIII sell AZ aucrio, -
" MORNING, 90 10 o'eioek a. IN NvsDAf
s1leel spiend Psrlor Funiiur. Ross@aos
lHsi1oer Set center Tables, sofas. DInfog-~.CG
ana Kitchen Furniture. CarDefs on bof
ing 81 Jon Knox. Fnr4cn-
SAFE on ne prsmlses sizh Of The Red Flaz
ap3' 80
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10 Editors and Publishers.
Letter from W. G. Clark. Esq, President
Of shs Southern Press Association.

ATLANTA, GA, April 10, 1871
j. :. ~IARAsHER, Eso.-Dear Sir Il affords
- AHoh pleasure 20 communicate to ven the
IohoW1ng resolution Of the Southern Press A.
sociatlOn
ResoEJad. That as a Testimonial ,oF o,r
probation for the jealous. faithful and effective
service OF John 3. THkAsHER. ks0- - -Soer
hSeh9ehbQi tnls Association III years past,
v e HEREBY tender him the thanks of this A.
50 -ltIon, and confer unOn him the cumpU-
.nehtaTy position o. Agent OF the Southern
rFsss association in the city Of New York"
Inc Terms or commentator employed inthe
apoVe ne-oluuon, do no more than justice to
your hnportanL services during your cuperin-
ten~oHacy-serViees which none had better o.
portpnlty 70 know, n none can more highly
appreciate Than myself. Should occasion -.
iulis, snaI BE glad TO avail myself OF the aid
fer by the resolution.
very respectfully, your obedient serv't.
apll ~ w. q. CLARK. Prrsidenf
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Public Sale OF Valuable civ D.
idPnea hCs-

WI TbSEa8SlI oaerto the highest bidder On En-
-. maj gsi,sh, ~ y O'clock, on the preI-
~. Nsst o. High street. being 4 bre 1eslas
6oasseortssa al.e7 alzh above basement ~
tai % $50 Der r1anf5 - Slns andA under rem
- 1ssaeenee esst % the brfe9e ~ ls
= 49, an9 ne west tenement h f6e WsIls
TkEHs-Halfc cash. bala,ca IN
months, without intaresT- , AID y
anas A HOfsTAk IRRELEVANT
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
Rev. c. T. P. BANCROFT, Principal.
LOTS At AUCTION.
On Main and Front Streets
Extended.
EIGHTEEN IALUARLE LnTs.

WE are directed by R. C. Brinlley, Esq. to
ofier at public sale, on MONDAY,
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J U D s

LrEUT-GEN. N. b. FORREST.
GEN JNO. L. T. SMELL. Somerviue Tenn.
Coz. T. $ TATE, fernando, Miss
NAPgLEON hlLL, ESQ Memphis.
Col M II. POLK, bolivar, Tenn.
Coz. GEO =. PORTER, Brownsville, Tenn.
Col. Ill. POKE. Helena, Ark.
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TOBACCO EXCITEMENT
Iss Boxes Various Brands.

NTUsT and VIII changs hands 20 close con-
NJ signment,
Thursday, May Cd, at 10 O'clock.
for culatOrs. Tobacco next 70 gold
NC CANCE Co.
APPS " Auefanaarn
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Ample arrangements will be made to seat
en- thousand. All persons desiruus Of attend
ing vail please procure ucsefS, as there will be
no money taken a. the gale.
ne Tickets % be had al the different Hafalg
and Music and Book stores.
me exercises viii commence no preciss "
lAsse wishing % enter as contestants will
make application TO the Secretary, at Ne. l78
Main street Married men not admitted as
Gl4NHHiIAfAa. urnn 10
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NEW ADvERr1sEME,rs

MASONIC NOTICE--Tbe a
" ohneers and member or JsiIa "a
scout Lodge, No 80, will meet at IVY
ban OF south Memphis Lodge, No M
~, This Tuesday Evening at ~
oclock, Tor labor In the M. NJ. degree.
Olheers and members of sister Lodges ana
transient brethren in good Standing are FRA
ternally invited.
By order Of T0HN ATNsTTE W ~
Attest
H p WOopARD, Secretary. apso II
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safe o. Improved and FdcQnf Ctr
nnR Nlfbafr.hnrL D,.o-nnra

I'M Vance and Linden streets. and una,
Pigeon Roost road. We are authorized nv
the highest bidder. on MONDAY Naverb rb.f
oeuutlful and complete City Reridence on ne
norm diue or \ ance street. opposite st. Agnes
academy, and the extensive grounds therafo
attached subdivided into Eighteen eiisfble
bulldlng Lots, as per published plan. This MI
- iound upon examination 10 be most drsira-
Die and beautiful residence grounds. eui0vfnu
the lmnledla'e benefit Of street railway COM
hauu1catlon with the business portion ~ fna
city Also, on the same day, and immediafeIv
alter The vance street sale, we shslI Offer Thar
greatiy aumfired suburban Eestdence. known
AZ tie Gruncy Property, with the Six CONNIE
utous Bulidlng Lots contiguous. as shown on
the puhllsned plan- This beaufifnI Proparfv Ia
on Lue figson hp0sJ road, next TO theresifenca
Or barnett Graham, aud but t shOrtw walk from
the present terminus Of The Vance street rqI-
way No situation can offer better advanragsu
q health, hedutT and good nefghborhoo9
hiuueTs can reach the sals By taxing the Real
sleet ett@ Terms liberal and givru az the sale.
h0IsTEA, IRRELEVANT 4.
aP-fW Auciinneerq.
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HOusehOld Furniture at AueTI0n.


- ALLURE a ID
IN TUESDAY MORNING. THE ara INST
- a. O'einck- we VIII sell the entire Houea-
hoia Fufnture, consisting Of Bedsteads. En-
reaus, ardrObes, Washstands. Chairs. TahIaz
ltning Room and Kitchen Furniture. Beds ana
6ed1lng, ioWels, Table Linen, etc. ETC.. EN-
1racing the mrnrure OF sixteen larze raoms-
". II. PASSWORDS co..
HnLoNQ AUnfHmnaau
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and viii be sold on WF0VFsIas.on Today,
NH silver Tea Set of -ast AZ
H9Ix kae articles oderasf "s4us
kOfsTER TREZFVaNTAC
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REMOKAL SALES.
without Reserve, Daily. at 10 O'eIk,

Until our Removal, on lt proximo. Funlfurs
in gre & variety, new and second-hand pa
nos, Eli e-Fr5of safes, Pictures. etc.
.RQYSTkR. IRRELEVANT MCD
au.T a. Au1ffnwaaa
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W. h. PAssMoRE & co.'s


OUR Regular Sales Of Household Fu-nfur-
- stet VIII daily at 9 am. unri
further notice
". H. PAssMORE & Co
A~uctioneer4.
apps 70 No. 30 second q-raar
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OPENING SALE


a Sur sl5st sale IN tie New sro~ p,o,,
select stsek a. nave me pleasure or ossrfrQ /
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CHINESE SOLAR PETH HAT.

manufactured by .fUNG CHEONG HONAM.
CautOn. China, embracing an M saVlsS w..
Single Round, Double Round, Toad stool ana
HeiIneI These Hats ara beyond an question
the most comfortable ever invented tau and
purchase II you would keep a cool head AMI
arnid snn sIrnlra-
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NOTICE TO

\ X. MOODY, John WIHBrau
OF 4emphs n St Late Of Carolina
uis Packet, and Vtcksburg, Memphis aad
kansas River Packats
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CoOIMElorAL AND pINANc1AL.

LONDON, June 19-Noon. -Consols
94s. Bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, June 19-Noon.-Co.-
ton tirm--uplands 112Sd.; Orleans
111Gd.
NEw York, June l9-Noon.-
Stocks dull, Gold 3Si6. Money 6.
Sterlin9-timo, 10; sight, 1Ol.. Flour
lU(G2Oc. lower. Corn shade better
IIess pork $40. 50. Lard II3i. Cot
tor qniet-middling uplands y.
Z. M.-Cotton unchanged; sales
2, 100 bales. Corn qniet-miXed West.
ern $l.07(dl.l0; Southern white
Sl.10. Lard dull.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Cotton ouiet
ut 2GO26l@. Flour dull. Corn more
steady-white $107(G1.OS: Western
mixed 81. Sugar quiet. Lard and
mess pork dull and heavy.
CHARLESTON, June 19.-Cotton
quiet and unchanged-middlines %
CO.'S. Sales 81 bales.
AUGUSTA, June 19.-Cotton quiet:
sales 50 baies-strict middlings 24(d,
2415. --N9
SAVANNAH, June 19.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand; stock Offering
very light; sales $40 bales. o
MOBILE, June 19.-Sales Go bales
cotton; market closed firm-mid-
dlings 24
New ORLEANS, June 10.-Cotton
sitter, with sales OF 1000 bales, at
241a. Sugar-Louisiana seconds II:
prime 1324(@14; Cuba No. 10 and u
ll74(9llla. Cuba molasses held at
411a(@5O. Corn dull-yellow and
mixed 8O@85; white 95(0$1.
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We learn that the orders and forms
to be observed in proceedings under
the bankrupt law passed by the last
Congress, have been prepared, and a
limited number printed for the use of
the Judges of the United States
Courts only. The Clerk of the Su-
preme Court has no copies for gene
raj distribution.
A hen is said to have the capacity
of laying 600 eggs, and no more-a
few in her first year, from 800 to $40
IN the next three, and the rest from
the fifth to the ninth inclusive. The
true economy, therefore, is not to
keep hens after the fourth year.
Gen. Defender, United States
Consul ut Annoy, China, has SELL
fenced an American citizen to years
Imprisonment and 81, 900 fine for
being in the Coolie shipping bust
ness.
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FOLLY. The New York Conan,eycial
AdcerFiser truly says: "It is all folly
for orators and newspapers to bid the
South address itself to labor and to
repairing the waste of war, so long
rs Stevens threat of confiscation, or
the agrarian talk of Butler and Wade,
has the effect to produce vague appre-
hension of coming evil, and while
the efforts of those who are studiouslv
endeavoring to rebuild the political
institutions OF the South. III con-
formity with the changed aspect of
the times and the requirements of
the military bill, are thwa ted by the
dread inspired by the uttcrances Of
Northern ngitators, and by the folly
OF those who make these utteranccs
an excuse for inaction and delay"
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Proceedings of City Council---Epe-
eial Meeting 81
fthTrNrrtrr iSsfT i ArL,5,z, fi "a y
COUNOIL CHAMBER. !.
COIUhfBIA, June ID. i1S06

ConUMBIA, june III, 1865.
Present: His Honor the Mayor;
Aldermen Fisher, Geiger, Hunt, Mo-
Donald, Radcliffe, Stork,and Walter.
An account, presented by T. J.
Robertson, for 400 cords of wood for
the Water Works, furnished in the
spring of 1865, was referred to the
Committee on Accounts for examina-
tion.
His Honor the Mayor stated that
he had convened the Council for the
purpose of laying before them COM
plant made by the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company of an
obstruction across Rice street, placed
there by the orders of the South
Carolina Railroad Company-said OBJ
struction consisting of train of cars
and engine. stationed Mt that point,
and effectually blockading the street;
and that, upon receiving the aforesaid
communication, he served the follow
ing notice upon the South Carolina
Railroad Company through their
agent, Mr.. @. j. Bollin:
MAYORS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 7th June, 1867.
10 q. j.. BoAin, Esq, Agent .SouM
Co''oliaa Railroad, Present:
Complaint has been made before
me that the South Carolina Railroad
Company, through its agents and
employees, have been, since the Doth
of May last, obstructing Rice street,
on the line of their road, by placing
an engine and cars directly across it,
and keeping them there. except when
removal may be necessary for the use
OF their road by the company.
You are hereby notified to remove
such nuisance forthwith; and that.
upon your refusal or neglect to do so,
the same shall be removed and abated
by the municipal authorities, Mt YOUR
expense.
You are also notified to appear be-
fore the Council, at their Chamber.
tomorrow morning, at 8 O'Clock. to
shew cause why the penalty for caus-
ing and creating the said nuisance
shall not be enforced against you, in
accordance with can ordinance con-
cernlng nuisances," ratified the 10th
day of April, 1851. Res ectfullv.
THEO. STARK, Mayor.
His Honor informed the Council
that, up to the call for this meeting,
the obstruction complained of had
not been removed, and the matter
was now before the board, to take
whatever action in the premises they
might deem proper
After the examination Of various
witnesses in connection with the
above mentioned case, Mr.. Arthur.
City Attorney, in few remarks, ex-
planned to the City Council that one
of their ordinances had been violated.
and subjected the parties implicated!
to the penalties attached.
Mr.. Pope and Mr.. DeSaussure, on
behalf of the South Carolina Rail
road Company, followed in reply, and
the debate was closed by the City
Attorney.
The flowing resolution was Of
fered alderman Hunt and
adopted
Resolo, That the "Ordinance
concerning nuisances" is hereby or
dered to be- enforced, by the removal
OF whatever Instructions may at pre-
sent exist on Rice street.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
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8y ESA9 B1s q u N :,
| Expressly yJos he Cola,,stia loJse,,sr. i
Neyys Itenla

New ORLEANS, June IS. The fol-
lowing is from Galveston, dated June
16: We have dates from Queretaro
to the Sd, and Monterey to the 9th.
A letter from San luis, 3D., says: "A
telegram from Queretaro of the Sd
states that the, trial of Maximilian
was not concluded Sixty ladies, in
mourning, residing ct San Luis,
called on President Junrez, aud
prayed the lives of prisoners Of
Queretaro. The President said he
would do all he could, compatible
with justice and his duty; that many
Liberals were shot, and they had not
interceded. Two engagements at the
capital resulted in favor of the Re-
publicans. Foreigners advised Mar
quez to surrender, promising to pro-
tect his escape.
The Brownsville Rdnchero says Ell
1iericano, of the 10Th, reports Santa
Anna off Vera Cruz. It is reported
that Maximilian asked private inter-
view with Juarez, for the purpose Of
disclosing important State secrets.
Nlaximilian was convicted on the
night of the Sd instant, and SEN
fenced to be shot on the morning of
the 4th, with Miramon and Mejia.
Marquee, commanding the City of
Mexico, executed General Charan9
commander of the Post, for treason
able correspondence with the Libe
rails; he has also arrested 160 Liberal
sympathizers. He threatens to exc
cute them and burn the capital, if
NIaximilian and his generals are
harmed. Mejia selected Escobedo as
his counsel, who refus ed to serve.
LONDON, June ia public break
fast has been rendered William Lloyd
Garrison by committee, of which
the Duke of Argyle is chairman.
At Dublin, the funeral of victim
Of the late riot was attended by 5, ZOO
persons, all wearing green emblems.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Isaac New
tor, Commissioners of Agriculture, IS
hopelessly sick
The Department of State has in
formation that the court-martial in
the case of Maximilian has been sus-
pended for the present.
The Superintendent Of the Union
Pacific Railroad says that work must
be abandoned, unless there is more
protection from the Indians.
BosToN, June 9.-The Cuba sailed
to-day, with 100000 in specie.
CHARLESTON, June ia duel was
fought this afternoon, at Hatchs Ave-
nue., u short distance above here, be-
tween Edward Roe, formerly of Co
lumbia, and Theodore G.. Boag, OF
Charleston. Roe was wounded-sup-
posed mortally-at the first fire.
Boag surrendered himself promptly
to the civil authorities.
CHARLESTON, June 19.-Arrived-
Steamer Saragossa, New York Sail
ed-Steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore
The comments upon Gen. Sickles
course contained in the Attorney
Generals opinion, published here
this morning, created Il profound
sensation. Gen. Sickles has to-day
forwarded a request to Washington to
be relieved from duty as commander
of this military district, and demand
ed court OF inquiry on his official
action.
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PENNSYLVANIA There IS some talk
OF placing this State in IL condition
torrcconstruction. There ave, accord
ing to no less authority than Forncy's S
Press, 10000 colored men i'll Penn
syivania, many of whom were in the
Fedora! army during the late war,
now without the ballot. The urbamc
and generous patriots who run the
radical machine are more than anX-
louS to bcstow universal suffrage on
thc South, but will have none OF it at
home. If II black man would enjoy
the privilege OF voting, lie must keep
ont of the State where Forney and
Stevens live.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-20

AT the session of the general assem-
bly, Of the New School Presbytcrians
ut Rochester, New York, there was Il
special season of prayer for the re-
porters OF the daily press, as we'll us
other hcathcns. One of the ministers
made eloquent reference to the hard
ships OF the lot OF reporter on q
daily paper.
The Dutch heaven is in Rochester,
New York, where we learn n field of
tulips, containing 10000 specimens
OF 800 different varieties is now in
bloom.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-20

on" OFFICE having been thoroughly
supplied with CARDS, PAPER, BRONZE,
COLOHED INK, CUTS and TYPE in great
variety, the proprietor is prepared to exc
cute, at short notice, in good style, and at
reasonable prices, every variety of