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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-13

Call at Schultzc's and get some of his
fine fruit-for sample of which no will
please accept our thanks.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-13


HE FUTURE OF THE CoTToN Pro
DUcT.-Thc National hatelligence,', re-
fcrring to the estimates of the Com
missioner of Agriculture in regard to
the crop of the year just expired,
says:
The future OF the cotton product
IS now an interesting matter of specu-
ton, for 1t involves our financial and
commercial future. The prospect
Cor the next session is very bad, as We
learn from various sources. Neither
capital nor labor from the Northern
States or Europe is flowing into the
cotton region, but 4 considerable por-
ton OF that which was employed in the
production Of cotton in 1866 will be
withdrawn. The political and finan-
cial policy OF Congress is hostile in
every way to the cotton product.
Congress will reject any scheme for q
more equitable distribution of ma
tional bank currency in the South.
They Will retain the cotton tax as a
means OF encouraging the wood
growers ol vermont anu ONO. Iuey
agitate, alarm and incense the public
mind of the cotton-g growing commu-
mites by arbitrary acts ten ding to the
destruction of confidence in the Sc
curity of property and industry.
The Columbus, Mississippi, SENT
nel, Of the 25th ultimo, says that if
the radical policy, as indicated at
Washington, succeeds, it will put an
end to the production of the great
Southern staples--cotton, sugar and
rice.
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On the 18th of March, 1866, j. G.
Harris was tried by the United States
Court at Louisville on charge of
evading the revenue law, found guilty,
and sentenced to pay fine of 5000,
$3.50 of which amount was, by order
of the court, awarded to the informer.
Subseqent to the conviction of Harris,
and during his imprisonment in de-
fault of paying the fine, President
johnson ordered the remission of
$400, thirds of the penalty. Judge
Ballard has invalidated the ruling of
the President by deciding that the
informer is entitled to his allowance
of $3.50.
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Adjutant-Gcncral Schouler, of
Massachusetts has been removed from
office, by the Governor Of that State,
for not supporting Butler for Con
gress.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-13

The I'hgnir Office is on Main street, a
few doors above Taylor (or Camden) street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-13

The new fire department Of New
York city is costly luxury. Its ex-
penses for the past year footed up
$935, 900. The old volunteer system,
more efficient in quelling fires than
the new paid department, never c,st
more than 100000 per year.
DowN.-The New York Courier, Of
the 5th, says: Down, gold, coal and
cotton. We hope to say the same Of
the flour spectators soon, who. keep
that article in stores and dole out
small lots at sixteen dollars per barrel
Nine theatres were burned in this
country during 1866.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-13

RELIGIOUS NorIc|.-H,s. p. n. Lynch,
u. d., Will deliver a lecture i.i the Catholic
Church this afternoon, at 35 o'clock Tho
subject will be the ''Temporal power Of tho
Pope, its origin, past history and present
position" The public is invited to attend,
as the subject is one of great Importance
at present.
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The CoNTRAsr--GEoRa1A AND SOUTH

HE CONTRAST GEORGIA AND SOUTH
CARoLINA.-A correspondent Of the
Anderson Appeal writes to that
paper as follows:
The people of the State of Georgia,
through their Legislature, seem
regardful of the condition and hard
ships of the times, and by wise and
humane legislation are attempting to
soften down and ameliorate the
isuAerings of the citizens of that
State.
The Legislature has provided by
law for the payment of debts, by
instalments, running through four
years tho first commencing Ist
January, 1868.
Also, for Il liberal homestead, one
hundred and sixty acres of lana; two
horses or mules; two COWS and calves
household and kitchen furniture;
farming implements and enough
provisions for one year.
Also, q law to secure to all married
women their separate estate and in
heritances.
Also, a law declaring how contracts
for slaves shall be construed and col
lccted.
The Legislature of South Caro-
lima has-abolishcd all laws Oh the
subject of Usury.
Has refused to allow any time to
debtors, and even rejected the An
nual Court Bill, which in all large
debts would have allowed one more
crop to intervene before Judgment.
Has refused to pass any Bankrupt
Law.
Has refused to pass any Homestead
Bill, or enlarge at all, property
exempt from levy and sale.
Has refused to abolish imprison-
ment for debt.
But the Legislature did aid one or
more Railroad Companies, and did
pass about one hundred acts-more
than one half the number being fol
the incorporation os private and pub
! lie companies.
What real and substantial good to
the people OF the State, was or will be
accomplished, we leave some one else
to explain
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Local NtenaG.


The PhHnir Office is on Main street, a
few doors above Taylor (or Camden) street.
Call at Schultzc's and get some of his
fine fruit-for q sample of which ho will
please accept our thanks.
90. o. Eve have been requested to
state that Past Grands attending tho an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge, in
Charleston, on Wednesday next, will bo
passed over the South Carolina Railroad
for one fare.
RElIGIous NorIcH.-Hog. p. n Lynch,
ID. d., will deliver a lecture III the Catholic
Church this afternoon, at 33 o'clock. Tho
subject Will be the sTemporal power Of tho
Pope, its origin, past history and present
position" The public is invited to attend.
as the subject is one of great Importance
at present.
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT. learn from
the Winnsboro Ness that, on last Wedncs
day night, horse belonging to Mr.. Joseph
Newman, residing near Columbia, was
stolen from 4 stable near the Charlotte
Railroad Depot. A despatch being ro-
| cclvcd at Winnsboro, announcing the theft.
publication was made of the same, result
ing in the capture of one Riley, with somo
aliases appended. who says he escaped
from Tie guar2-house in EGsefrld, and
halls from Utica, New York.
-~~O-~~e,~~~<-
EMLIGIous SERVICES THIS DAy. Trinity
Church Rev. j. J. Shanl. 10! =. N. and
3! y. IN.
Presbyterian Church lev. W /. BogsS,
Pastor, 10i a. m. and 81 y. m.
ST Peters Church Rev. j. j. O,ConncH
10 q. m. Rev. P. n. Lynch, D. D., 3. y. m.
Lutheran Church -Rcv. A. Il. Rude, lO1
! Il. IN.
Theological Seminary, (Christ Church
Congregation -Rcv.J. NJ. prnglo, Rector,
10! q. m. and 81 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel Ecy. d.
J. Simmons, 10i 4. m. Rev. Wm Martin, 81
p. n.
Baptist Church DR.. Reynolds, 10,
\, m and Up. M.
Marion Street Church Rev Vim. Mar
tin, 10i q. N. Rev. d. j. Simmons. 81
p. IL.
|
| N7.w ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention l.. call
cd 10 the following advertisements, which
arc published this morning f.~ the first
| time:
j Schultzcs s-Frcsll Fruit.
G. II. Jackson Reduction OF Prices.
Limestone Springs Female High School.
| Levin j; PciXotto-Salcs.
/ J. MciShan " Co. Dissolution.
/ +. & tf. ID. Hope Garden Seeds.
|. o. 0. L. Meeting of Grand Ledge.
| 4. l.. Tackson-G Garden Seeds
L. l.. Bryan-New Books.
Resolutions of Quarterly Conference.
The Gardner will case in New
York, in which large amount Of
property is involved, has been de-
cided by the Court Of Appeals, in favor
of David Gardner, brother of Mrs.
cx-President Tyler, and against her
4 Richmond paper says the mule
is the crowning Ilaid of the woes Of
Virginia.
Marion Harland (Mrs. 'rerhune)
has just lost her father.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

THE ISa.''-The quadruple thunderer OF
the Dramatic Chronicle has an odd way of impart-
ing information, sometimes. His latest reference
to the Guternatorial slate, as fixed up by the
' California Ring is in the following terms =
"Mr George Gorham is said Incredible as it
may SEEM To be the Rings candidate for Gov
ernor of this State OF course. if the Ring sup
ports Georgy il does so because it considers him
n manageable man. The Ring would feel itself
hugely embarrassed by finding an unmanageable
man on its hands. The making of great men
is a process very well understood by the manip-
ulators and wre-pullers nowadays and the
individuals who make great men whom they
propose to manage for their own interests after
they made, generally select very pliable ma
terial to work upon. They prefer the weakest
timber available for their purposes. For if the
political managers should fall into the fatal error
OF nominating and securing the election of
really conscientious, able and independent man,
what would they do with him? They could not
use him for their purposes, and would find them
selves as much perplexed and embarrassed as
the man who won the elephant. But the Ring
is sanguine and complacent. 1t has money to
dispense freely, and it has more faith in money
than in Providence. The Ring is sanguine-al-
most exutant. Perhaps it is right-perhaps
not We shall see"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
NOTICE..

VHE PUBLIC, AND ESPECIALLY ALL PER
| sons who have heretofore transacted busi-
ness. with WELLS, FARGO & CO., arc notified
that consolidation of interests and business be-
tween WELLS, FARGO & Co, THE PIONEER
STAGE CO, THE HOLLADAY OVERLAND
NAIL AND EXPRESS CO., THE OVERLAND
NAIL CO., THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS
CO., and THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., has
taken place, and been effected under a Charter
granted by the Territorial Legislature of Colora-
do, and that all the business heretofore done by
either Of these Companies west of the Missouri
River, or between New York San Francisco and
the China Seas, will hereafter be carried on by
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO., under the Act of Incor-
poration referred to. LOUIS MCLANE,
President of Wells, Fargo & Co.
New York, December 10, 1866. lin.
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Special Notiffs.

Science GlOriously Applied.-SrrfrRise CHAN
Jor-The great Msjendie admits in of his lee
lures that the faculty have yet done little to check dis
He that with all their Knowledge they
ing in the dark Why is this, Simply because they have
discovered key the of the malaes they seek
to cure Herein. would Professor Holloway has
surpassed them ALL Instead of trusting to hap hazard
hbon Of sereotyped preparations he sought in the dsor
dered human organization the Of its condition
He found in that ruddy fluid which is the element of every
organ and he knew that if the poison in that element
neufrazed the body which fed renewed and
sustained would be restored health He succeeded in dis
covering combining vegetable antdotes which equal
the task. This the origin twenty of his IA
nous Pills and Ointment. Now the world rings with their
fame Disease is met and vanquished whether developed in
ternaly the surface His medicines break up the mag
azine OF poison the system and like the heads of the Hy
when from the peserous body the disorders die for
want of This understand he the phioso
ply of the operation Of HoLLowAYs PILLS AND OINTMENT
What honors emoumen applause to the who has
from animated the of the of
and from the vegetable kingdom the arestn
all disorders their fountain head-Nc FORK National i
lice Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
Weaveryjlle, Saturday, Jan. 12, 1867.
NEW VOLUME.

With this Number commences the TWELFTH
VoLcNE of the TRINITY Journal. The Publish
er announces with qualification that at no time
scription list been larger than it is at the COM
mencement Of the presen, Volume It will be
our great aim to make the Journal more wor-
thy OF the county and people it represents in
the future, and to that end we ask the coop
Grafton of all who feel disposition to aid u.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

SUICIDE OF NOTED LAwYER.-Gen. Charles
H. s. Williams, able practitioner at the San
Francisco bar, committed suicide in that city on
the 4th instant by blowing out his brains, with a
derringer pistol. General Williams native
of New Hampshire, and was counted oae of the
ablest lawyers in this State Previous to COM
ing here in 1853 he practiced at Fredona, Caz-
enovia and Buffalo, in New York, and his wife,
daughter and two sons reside in the latter CITY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

WET News FROM HUMBoLDr.-From the Hum
boldt Times of December Goth we gather the fol-
lowing % freshet' items The water in some
places on Eel river bottom five feet higher
than ever before known. Lieut.. Herrick and NJ
Quincy who reside on the Island, narrowly es-
capped with their lives. They saved themselves
upon raft constructed of fence pickets. A lit
tie boy, the son of the first named gentleman.
saved by putting him in the branches of a
tree. Mr.. Herrick lost all of his stock The
river has changed its bed between the slide and
Mr.. Ellery's place, Strengthening its course con-
sderably. 1t has two outlets. having bro
ken through near the month of Mosely's slough
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

AT WoRK.-The Washington correspondent of
the Bulletin writes that Congressman Bidwell
had bill ready asking land grants in aid of the
proposed canal through Cousa, Yolo and Solano
counties-an enterprise which it is generally ac-
knowledged will result in untold benefit to that
portion of the State Another bill to be intro
duced by him asks for land grants in aid of n
wagon road from Oroville to the Eastern bound
ary of the State, to be below the snow line the
entire distance He will again press the bill in
troduced by him at the last session, providing
for the maintenance of the Indians in Northern
California by concentrating them all on the
Round Valley Reservation, which he proposes to
have enlarged by taking in adjacent mountainous
regions-the expense to be paid mainly from the
proceeds of the sale of other reservations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

New 0EFIcEEs.-The following 0 Ulcers of Comet
Lodge, No. 81, /. @. o. F., for the present term,
were installed on the 9Th instant by District
Deputy Grand Master, Wm. H. Bachelder -
j. C. Dorr, y. G.; G.. W Tolly, V. c.; +. r.
Skies, X. 5 A. J. Myers, Treasurer; Dan. Neff
p. s. Geo ". Smith, c. !; Geo. Williams. W. ;
J. Foust. X. ). \. g.; Noah Lowery, R. :. V. G.. ;
a NJ Carter. L G. Geo Lowery. .. @.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

SPEEDY AND JUsr yERDror.-Recently, at Los
Angeles, new trial of Mayheld, who killed the
notorious Confederate outlaw. Mason, was had
under review of the proceedings by the Su-
preme Court. The righteous verdict of "not
guilty was rendered in fifteen minutes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

SUDDEN DEArH.-Alex. Tinsley informs us that
Gillen, an old resident of Big Flat, died sudden
ly at North Fork. He was being conveyed to
Junction City for medical aid when he brcathed
his last. We are led TO wonder why this infor
nation not furnished before, as We have con-
versed with several citizens from that section
since Gillen death. 1t is through the local pa
pers that such announcements generally find
their way to the relatives or friends of deceased
persons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

MANY THASEs.-Bro. Merry, of the Red Bluff
Independent, anticipating the disadvantages we
labor under during these disjointed times in mail
matters, kindly forwarded five days file of the
Sacramento Union and San Francisco Times
Our co-worker at the head Of navigation may be
certain that we fully appreciate the compliment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

" SENT UP."-Quincy A. Brooks late Postal
Agent for this State, has been transferred to the
Special Mail Agency of Oregon, while B. c.
Truman, the new man, correspondent of the n
Y. Times &c, will officiate in the capacity
for California. Nevada and Arizona
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

New VoLUME.--The Marysville Appeal has
commenced its Fifteenth Volume under favor
able auspices. We beg to be permitted to ex-
press the opinion that the Appeal improves with
a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

Big WISNING.-The ocean yacht race, for a
purse of 500 900, was won by tine Henrietta,
Gordon Bennett Jr.'s yacht, which made the
voyage from New York TO Cowes, Isle of Wight
in the unprecedented time of thirteen days and
twenty-five hours.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

THERE Is WISDOM IN FIGURES, says the
Sacramento Union of January Sd. The enter
prisng publishers of that unequaled newspaper
evidently believe what the editor wrote, for the
dates of December 3lst and January lSt are per-
feet cyclopedias of statistical Internationally
county and State. They are numbers well worth
preserving fer reference.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board
OF Supervisors of Trinity county, Mt the Februa-
ry term, for renewal of license to keep Toll
Ferry across Trinity river, at Lewiston, for the
ensuing year. OLNEY PHILLIPS. N
Lewiston, January 2, 1867. l:tsb
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

READ the new advertisement over the sigma
ture of Louis McLane, President of Wells, Far
60 L Co. II tells Of a monster consolidation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

CouSrY CouRT.-Thos. Baker, respondent, VS.
H. Brinkmire. appellant.-Appealed from JUS
,ice Hoadley Court, Lewiston township. Judg-
ment for defendant for costs of suit.
John C, Burch, appellant. VS. Wm. Fitzgerald,
et al, respondents. Appealed from Justice Love
joys Court, Weayerville township. Case sub
mitted 10 the Court
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

BUSINESS CHAsGEs.-Caraway Garrett have
bought out all thsopposit;on trading stands on
New River, and Alex. Campbell has purchased
Gus Martins post and stock of goods at Mar
tinville, on lower Trinity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
AID FOR THE SUFFERING FRExcH.-Prominen

AID FOR THE SUFFERING FREScH.-Prominent
French citizens of San Francisco, headed by the
French Consul, having organized an association
for .be relief of the thousands of sufferers by
recent inuudatons in Franch, Mr. Henry Hooker
of this place, has been empowered 10 receive
co,,r;hntions from the French citizens of this
county. Mr.. Hooker has also left a subscription
list at this office to which any persons feeling SO
disposed can afix their names.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

ATTENTION r. A. MAsoSs.-A notice else
where informs you that new officers of Trinity
Chapter will be elected next Tuesday night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
FERRY NOTICE.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
i tice that he will apply to the Hon. Board of
Supervisors of Trinity county, at the February
term, for renewal of license to keep Toll Ferry
across Trinity river, at Manzanita Flat, for the
ensuing year. JOHN SAMMONS.
Trinity River, January l, 1867. l:tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

STICK TO CALIFoRNIA--An old Californian
writes from Cincinnati :-s' My advice to all in
California is, stay where you are.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

New DAILY.-We have hitherto failed to &C
knowledge receipt of the new Marysville evening
paper,-the North Californian regular file OF
which has reached us. 1t is neatly printed, and
the editors are endeavoring to do their duties to
the letter. II is afforded at So year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

WHEELER-Isu REpoRT.--The Reese River
ReriNe publishes the following report of one
of its scientific mining explorcrs-Frank Wheel
er, beyond peradventure
GENTLEMEN Il have examined the lcdges of Tlevele
District, both and far off. Of them
spected without going within miles Of the hills which
they bcatedthanks to peculiar gift Of second sight
for am the seventh of seventh The formation
s:berocious limestone of the color meal All the
quartz have contains theipllowing elements:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

For the rapid of CorGHs Colds INFLUENZA, HoARsE
INcIPIEST CONSUMPTION and for the relief Of Con-
PATENTS in advanced stages of the disease
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

VIZ renew our thanks to Mr.. Oberdeener for
news favors rendered during the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
|. \. Mail STAGE LINE
SHASTA TO WEAVERVILLE.

e~ THE STAGE OF THE IN
MT5l1NGA Adersigned, carrying the L. S.
Ht5V.}y>975II-7n mail and Grecuhood Il New
EsssasclEscsSsSs 90 bauers Express, leaves Shas-
ia every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
and Weavervile every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at : clock, A. NJ
OFFICE WE.vERvIILE-N. Y IIotel-JAs. MORRIS. Agt
OFFICE IN SHAsTA-Amcrican Hotel-JoHN CRADDocK. Agt
l:l2. GRANT L. TAGGART, Proprietor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
CIDER VINEGAR! |!

OOO GALLONS OF PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
HUU manufactured from last years Apple
crop, for sale low, in large or small quantities.
G. II. PETERSEN.
Weaverville, Oct. 10, 1866. 4o.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
1eaths:

At Canyon City, January 9th, of Bright dis
ease of the kidneys, JAMES GUILD FISHER, aged
SO years. months and day
Deceased n native of Tennessee, and to Cam
creek in 1852 where he has resided lie leaves
wife and four children who with many friends deeply
his early DEATH and Missouri papers please
copy.-CoM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12

Special Medical NOtice.-DR. CIAS II. ToZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the place, CORNER OF
KEAENEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
he has been established for many years. for the of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS Having renqushed my old mode of
advertising which become with all the
Doctors of San Francisco filling the newspapers of san Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose of imposing upon
think il ONLY inform those
Of PHYSICIAN OF LONt; ENPERI and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE, that be consulted all
Medical Institute Kcarney jackson streets
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites. Piles. Weakness the back
Pain in the Side IIenlache Palpitaon of the
raugement of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System is subject will prompt relief
hy applying to Dr.. CiIAS H. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS never known to fail
in giving relief in those for which they
ed. To be obtained only at office Price. FIVE DOLLARS.
with full directions each boz. Sent by mail express
Address CIiAs. H. ToZER. NJ. D., san Francisco Cal.
Lock Box 1851 Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential. CHAS. ii. T0ZER. NJ. D..
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital, London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
#etklu Triuity 5oarnal.

7o- eoHnfy Warranfs and Gr<esBaeEs taken at
Their ruling value in payment fer subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the GoTernmst service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-12
Births

At Trinity Center, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Dorr,
a son.
At Trinity Center, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos Coyle,
a DAUGHTER.