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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-21

United States tax is levied on all citi-
zens alike, from which the colored
citizens e.cclusirely receive the benefit
of free school and hospital accommo-
dation, and more advantaeeously
than could be at present dispensed
by the city authorities.
Your Committee cannot, therefore.
recommend any change. Respect
fully submitted,
j. FISHER, Chairman.
Report received and adopted
The Committee on Accounts sub
mitted a report upon the following
accounts, and recommended that they
be paid: Street Department. -Hus-
sung & Motz, 1922; a. r.. Taylor,
500; Hopson ~ Sutphen, So. so.
Water Works Department:William
Glaze, S169S; John Alexander a.
Co., $15; Hopson Il Sutphen, $5;
Fisher & Lowrance, $34.13. Aims
House, Z. Il G. ID. Hope, $91.G5.
Report received and adopted.
The Committee on Streets report.
ed favorably upon the petition of
Charles Brill, to enclose q part of
Medium street, provided he paid the
customary price for streets enclosed
On motion, the report of the Com
mittee OF Streets was not adopted.
The same Committee asked for fur
ther time to report upon the petition
of Haynesworth K Carroll and others,
which was granted.
The Committee on Market reported
the monthly report of the Clerk of
the Market for the month OF May rs
being correct. Concurred in.
The Committee on Guard House
and Police reported the Chief of Po-
Ices report for the month of May rs
being correct. Concurred in.
The same Committee also submit
ted the following report:
The Committee on Guard House
and Police beg leave respectfully to
report that they have examined into
the petition of Policeman Orchard
for remission of n fine imposed in
March last, and recommend that one
half Of the said fine bo RENTED by
the City Council. Respectfully sub
mitted, ID. 2. MCDONALD,
RICHARD WEARN,
W. Il. WALTER,
Committee.
Report received and adopted.
The following report was presented
by tho Committee Oh City Schools,
and adopted:
The Committee on City Schools re-
spectfully report that the term of the
City School will have closed before
the next meeting of your honorable
body. There are, at present, 12O
names on the school roll. The ave-
rage attendance, since the 1st of Janu-
ary, has been S.025. Your Commit
tee are of the impression that the
school should be continued for the
balance of the year; and if it is the
desire of the Council to adopt the
views of the Committee, and CONT
nue. the same, it will enhance tho use
fulness of the school, if the order be
given at this meeting. You will
readily perceive that if this authority
is given, it will preserve the organi-
zation OF the school, and thus save
much time. Respectfully submitted,
W. II. WALTER,
j. FISHER,
JOHN STORK,
Committee.
Alderman Mckenzie presented
bill, entitled all Ordinance to alter
and amend an Ordinance concerning
Fire Companies in the city of Column
bia, !" which received its first reading,
and was ordered to second reading
Mt next regular meeting of Council.
On motion, Council adjourned.
j. S. MCMAHON, CITY Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.

RIO CONTRACTORS NEW CANAAN RAILROAD
Company will receive proposals for nnishnz the grad
ing nasonry Of the New Canaan Rsoa between new
Canss and stamford, at their ONCE w. New Imam. al
noon uf the 18th inst ~ ST. JOHN, President.
x cc.mocn Committee
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RATES or PASSAGE. PXYXBLE IN CURRENCY.
CabinA Sllo and 90, according 70 location steerase
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool Glasgow and Derry.
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this company does employ passsngsrs will
For further information apply the oompanys Offices
rnAN III a sScsS aIsfS No Co. s9 agents
nIRECT STEAMSHIP LINE
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Taking passengers at the following rates from Antwerp
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steeaRe tickets from liverpool Queenstown SSA cur.
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IN Cheapest line Of class United states mail steamers
FOR SOUTHAMPTON HAvRE AND BREMEN.
NORTHERN LIGHT CAPTAIN A. O. Jopos,
win leave pier 10 North river Saturday, July ~
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IT rowvsESp,s. $50 BowBRY-PRrvATn ISsrRuc.
"A ton, day and evening. n bookkeeping Arithmetic.
Algebra spelling. Grammar Prices reduced Tor The sum
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vxyANrED-BY A FAMILY RESIDING SHORT DIS
w In the country. Protestant lady 70 on the 20.
stion sdent and TO teach children the
English branches music (paDo), French aud German
pereon OF middle age who has had experience IN teaching
Ana who would general supervision The chill
rren IN and school hours preferred Address Gov
srnoss, Dor 7a New York Post Office.
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EXCURSIONS.
A charming Excursion Festival
For the principal members Of the
Dramatic Profession. Male and Female,

TUESDAY, JULY 16
Starting about 8 A. NJ. --returning about r. NJ.
on the superb steamer
THOMAS COLLYER
Newburg and West Point stopping Eighth street. East
river 7b Peck slip at 74o; Warren street. 645; Thir-
tyfourth street. 9:15: Yonkers 10 A. M.
Returning win stop ~ same points or this fact excur.
sionists may be assured
The tickets win placed 81 50 for the excursion, and
but satisfactory parties will be admitted on board
The tickets may be procured at the principal hotels
and at the box onlce Of the theatres on Broadway.
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c,oPRANO-A FIRST CLASS MEZzO SOPRANO AND
- Tenor Germany sig BIT readers for an engage
rnent in Protestant Catholic choir Address boz 9
Herald Office.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26

girl and said
GO home my child. aud tell that
father Of yours, who approved his
country's sentence, even whom it took
the life Of a child like that, that
Abraham Lincoln thinks the lifo far
too precious to be lost. Go back or
wait until tomorrow. Bonnie will
need change after he has 50 bravely
faced death he has so bravely faced
death he shall 80 with you"
"God bless you sir" said Blossom (;
and who shall doubt that God heard
aud registered that request2
Two days after this interview the
young soldier came to the White
House with his little sister. He was
called into the Presidents private
room, and strap fastened "upou the
shoulder" Mr.. Lincoln said, "that
could carry sick comrades baggage
and die for the good act so uneom
plaiuipgly."
Then Bcnnie and Blossom took their
way to their Green Mountain home,
aud crowd gathered at the Mill De-
pot to welcome them back, aud farmer
Owens head lowered above them all :
and as his hand graspod that Of his
boy, Mr., Allen heard him say fervout.
ly, as the holicst blessing he could
pronounce upon his child:
"Just aud true are thy ways, thou
King Of fSaints.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
T1FFN, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER, &C. 1867

was stolen. lie evidently had ncrved
himself for punishment; but the mus
cular contraction was great, and beads
of porspiratiou rolled down his naked
body during tho whipping. The
next victim was white boy named
James Nugent, who had confessed to
the stealing Of some clothing, aud re.
ceived ten lashes. lie stood il well,
making no ou,cry. The next was
Johu Htsimmons, an lrishmau. lie
made remark when being fastened
to the post. "You can't hang INC
anyhow" He seemed uupreparcd
for the first stroke, and looked around
with start. IIo had robbed a
boarding house, aud received twenty
lashcs. The marks Of the lash show.
ed very plainly ON his white skin,
and his face twitehod convulsivoly.
Tie cried aud moancd considerably.
White men, it is said, never stand il
as stolidly as the blacks. Joseph
Riggs, another white man, quite
young, convicted Of stealing clothes,
jeweIry, &C., next received twenty
lashes. His back was deeply mark.
cd, but no stood it brayoly, aud like
one Of the colored men, went OF to
Jail with forced laugh. Tho next,
and for that day the last victim, was
VIM. Mayor, n tall young German
convicted Of stealing some goods ut
Middletown, lie seemed more hu.
INFLATED than any of the others, and
as soon as taken to tho post, hung
down his head and commenced weep
: ing bitterly. lie made no outcry,
but showed by his facial contortions
an1 the shrinking of his body the
physical pain he suffered lie re.
ceive4 twenty lashes, which showed
very plainly on his clear white skin.
TnR MANNER OF THE wPIprlNG.
I The prisoners are stripped to the
waist in the Jail, blanket is throw
over them and they arc brought to
the yard the blanket is removed and
the wrists pinoned to tho post. Th,
Sheriff then applies the whip, with il
nine leather thongs, so that n mar
really receives nine times as many
lashes as there blows struck; the man
who receives forty, for instance
really receives three hundred and
sixty. AS soon as the man is whip
psd, the blanket is thrown over him
and he is taken back to Jail. The
severity of the punishment is greatly
mitigated, so far as the physical sui'
fcring is concerned, by the humanity
Of tho Sheriff, who loathos the work
which the law makes a part of his
duty. Though wcts wore raised by
the thongs, no blood was drawn on
Saturday, as is frequently the case
when less humane men perform tho
disgusting duty. 1t is due to Sheriff
Herbert's humanity TO say that h'
scemad 70 suffer as much mental pail
from the performance as did any o
the victims. Such was not the case
however, with many Of the spectators
who really took pleasure in th'
scene, especially the children, VIII,
went out of the yard after the per
formance with yell of delight,
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Congressional Gossip.

Washington corre-pondenoc TO The n, Y. oltissnl
There is but little gossip aaoat this
week; but am able to say authori;a.
lively that Thad Stevens expects to
die in tho harness; also, that Judge
Underwood is a Radical Roscoe
Conkling il the best dressed man in
Congress. Royerdy Johnson has
more dignity in his makeup than
any other member Of the Senate.
Thad. Stevens looks like Methodist
preacher. Impeaohes Ashley has
had his hyacinth locks combed.
Judge Wilson, of Iowa, has grown
gray in two years, and dresses more
like Christian now than a plow.
boy as he used to. Billy Williams,
Of Indiana, has got new pair Of gold
eye glusaes. which no hasn't worn
long enough to become accustomed
to, and consequently looks through
them very awkwardly, although he
wears them all tho time. Illinois
Washburue lost much OF his obesity
during his recent European trips bat,
as usual, swings his hands and arms
when he talks, very much like the
fans Of a windmill.
General Logan has had his hair
cut, and looks very much like zeb
Vance, late rebel Governor Of North
Carolina. Speaker Colfax's tongue IS
cot on pivot in tho middle of his
mouth, so that he can talk faster
than Barnuu's lightning calculator
can cipher. Jack Rogers is next to
Speaker Colfix, the fastest talker in
! The world, aud next to Cicero, whose
mantle fell on his shoulders and slid
of on tho ground, (nobody has pick
cd it up since is the longest sentenc-
cd man that ever lived General
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
NUMBER u

Grant got through public interview
ing at AppomattoE Court Houss.
aud hasn't had Gnu with anybody
since. People won't believe mo ebcn
say that Ross, Of Illinois, Is joker.
but say he trios to be one. Eldridga,
Of Wisconsin, never made a speech
Of more than ten minutes duration 10
his lie, and 10 ono Of the atlest Den
ocrats 10 Congress. Marshsll, OF
Illinois, is improying ia health.
Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, shows in
his face, as well as in the rotundiiy
Of his person that he is the best liver
ia the House, while Mcpherson, Gle k
Of tho House, looks ike the ghost e
a starved cork screw. lie is 50 thin
that he hes to stand up twice to make
shadow, aud yet he is a frst rate
liver.
GcncTal Garfield has got the strong
est voice Of any man 10 Cougress
General Logan has the loudosi Col
fax the deepest Thad Steyena the
weakest, and Kelley, Of Peupsylyanis,
aud General Banks will have to Clip
pennies to fad which has the most
steutorian. Kelley, however talks
through lis nose too much and imi-
tatcs Forrest iu his style Of doeisma-
ton. lie would make a irst rate
Jack Cadc, Leonard Myers aud
Chas. O'Ncil Of Philadelphia, aio az
c ose in their intimacy with each 9th
er as the Siamese twins. Gonoral
Schepck aud Goucral Butler talk by
jorks--a phrase or sentence at each
jcrk--as if they really believed what
they said, and expected every bgay
to be convinced Of the correctness cf
thier views, the moment tic words
leave their mouths. Butler wears a
wide brimmcd slouch hat, tilted On
ono side Of his head with a rakish cr
brigandish air, while his make -
otherwise resembles a woll fed alder.
man. Philadclph Van Trump, Of
/ Ohio, acts aud talks like a stuffed
turkey.
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The Gettysburg Humbug.

aThc Gettysburg Asylum Assooia-
ton publish an advertisements of a
lottery and 'gift distribution pro-
fessedly In aid Of an asylum for dis
abled soldiers, and insert therein a
recommendation, signed by Hon. A..
w. Randall, Postmaster General, and
that all postmasters should aid the
enterprise.
We are authorized by tao POST
master General to say that at the time
he was Induced to sign this recon-
meudation be believed the enterprise
was a praisworthy one, aud intended
to aid noble charity but that he
has become convinced that the scheme
has been perverted to fraudulent pur-
poses, aud desires to withdraw the
Recommendation he then made. We
will add the advice to postmasters to
let this and all other lotteries-char-
liable or Enthusiastically alone.
P4J. (~Pustus') Bailey is about
to publish a new poem in blauk verse,
entitled tho Uni crsal Hymn.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
THE VAIL LIFTED"
The immortal ~. N" Meets General
X. L. Lee.
From The Richmond Dispatch.

From The Richmond Dispatch.
These two distinguished persons
yesterday had the pleasure of few
moments conversation opposite the
Enquirer Office, in this city. ~. M
thus observed "General Robert Il.
Lee, l believe-I suppose you recog.
nizo me-" 40 yes, replied the Gen.
oral. 81 am glad 90 see you; | read,
sometime since, of your death. |
suppose you are feeling well, and still
promulgate the truth p
81. N."-"General | am pleased to
see you looking so well. think the
vail Of prejudice does not cnshroud
you and me as it did on our last inter
view, at Cartersyille, Cumberland
county. Virginia, July 2G, 1862
General.-"I think not. Your po-
sition is correct; but it is difficult to
get the world to recognize truth re-
gardlcss of prejudice. This has al
ways boen SO"
~. N."-oI think, General, when
the truth is established, all win view
tho late war as have done-from
both standpoints. l am gratitied to
have your sympathy, as well as that
of General Grant, who treated me so
kindly when l last saw him You
are both patriots from your own view,
each mi5apprchendipg the others
true position. Good day, General ]
will visit you shortly at your College
at Lexington
Geucral,-"Ill be pleased to sec
you at any time, Stand by the
truth"
This very polite and civil converse
ton is strictly according to the report
of the philosopher -. NJ" himself
who proiessed to be greatly improved
physically and mental y by shakingthC
Generals hand.
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pOrtituI.
ONLY A TREss OF GOLDEN HAIR.


pr I. n. 0rRNEr.
Only tress Of golden hair,
(All that remains Of one so fair,)
Only little shining curl,
Cut from tho brow Of a fair young girl,
Ere the angels took her away,
Leaving a form Of lifclcss clay;
Never again TO smile on me,
Gone--lke the sunset from the sea
Back through the throngng tide Of years,
Back through the sunshine and the tears,
Rack TO tho time when life seemed fair,
Memory turns with this lock Of hair.
Gone are the hopes Of years gone by,
Hopes that were cherished only 20 die.
Gone are the dny,dreams, vanished in air
Nothing remains but this lock Of hair.
Many ;hc years that have howu apace,
Since last gazed on that fair young face,
Many the sorrows doubts and fears,
Many the yearnings-bitter the tesrsi
But upward gaze, with eager eyes,
Into the land Of cloudless skies,
And see, among the angels there
One with trcsses OF golden hair.
Aud know, on that other shore,
shall clasp her hand once more;
shall part from that snow-white brow
Those golden locks-an angels now
Then with rapture I'll Join the throng,
Harp in hand, with music and song,
Free forever from stain OF earth,
Entered at last on heavenly birth.
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Reduction Of the Freedmen's Bu-
renu Force,

Gen. Howard, Commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, has issued
highly important circular letter,
under the date Of the 1lth inst,
which has the official approval OF
Gen. Grant and is as follows:
With view to the reduction of
the number of officers and agents of
this Bureau in places where their
services can be dispensed with, it is
hereby ordered that, with the ex-
ception of the Superintendent Of
Of Education, on and after the 18th
of February, 1868, all officers and
agents in tho following States be
discharged, viz Maryland, Ken
tucky, West Virginia and Tennessee.
The senior officer of the regular
army in command of the tIoops will
be, therefore, Assistant Commission
err in the above named States. He
will keep himself thoroughly in
formed Of tho condition ofthe conn
try within the limits ofhis command,
and will have o small movable force
available TO send to any disturbed
district, where there shall be evil
dent necessity Of interference. The
Superintendent of Education, in
each State named, will report to the
Assistant Commissioner thus con
stituted, who will assist him BY
every means in his power in foster
ing and extending the work Of cdu-
cation. All officers Of the regular
army relieved, by his order, will re-
port to the Adjutant General.
Fitz Hugh Ludlow is at work upon
| 4 novel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
Art and Literature.

Mr.. Church, ,hc artist, has sailed
Tor lIayro.
Carlotta Patti is creating seusa-
tion in Hungary.
The arrival Of Herr Wagner in
Paris has been announced.
Miss Batemau has finished bri'-
liant engagement in Dublin.
It is asserted that the Czar Alex
ander is writing a book.
Another successor to Vanity Fair
aud Mrs. Grundy is talked Of
Charles Lanman is writing a me-
moir Of his kiusman, Park Beniamin.
Napoleou's Life Of Julius Cmsar"
hardly paid for printing aud stereo-
typius,
Dr.. CARL Meudclssohn Borthoidy
ia publishing the second ser,os Of his
fathers posthumous works,
The Richings troupe has produced
in Philadelphia the Lilly Of Killar-
uey," by Benedict, with fair suceesa.
j. Fletcher Williams Of the ST.
Paul Pioneer, has 10 preparation
History of St. Paul, which vii! saen
be Published.
The new Christmas number Of All
the Year Round, by Dickens aud
Wilkio Collins, will be called ono
Thoroughfare."
la Grange, aud Brignoli and Phil
lips, are singing ia opera in Boston.
They sang there ia tho same roper.
toire, ten years ago.
Mr.. Launt Thompsous bust of
VIM. Cullen Bryant, the gift Of
private citizen to t,io Now York Cen
trail PARK, is yearly completed.
1t Is no discredit to Walt White
man that he wrote "lIcaves Of Grass" "
says writer in the Atlantic, only
that he did not burn il afterward
Richard II, Dana was one Of the
6rst critics to claim for Wordsworth
and Colcridss the tribute which has
since been 10 heartily accorded TO
them.
Miss Olive logan will pa6,ish
through the American News Corr
pany, early next month, her nov
Christmas story, "Scnebody's Sioos
ing"
Mr. w. Wilson has Invented agtma
played with counters representing
notos, arranged on a board provided
with eleis aud liaes, to facilitate the
Itudy Of music.
Mr. Woolnor, the famous English
sculptor, has made large marble
statuctte OF Tenuyaons Elaine. =
The work has occupied him during
the last Two years,
Carl Rosa, at Boston concert, tho
other night played an adagio on thA
violin, with an organ aceompanimsns
by Eugene Theyer, who also wrois
the composition.
The works OF Henry G. Carey,
which have long been translated into
| German, French, Italian, Swedish.
and Hupgarisn, have reeeatly beea
translated in Russian.
1t Is announced that Mr.. Wailus--
tain, a director OF theatrical orches-
tras in london, has madc chnfatA
of Longfyllow's Eyangeline, and Is %
bring il out in this country.
Tho new volume Of "MichelaSs
| History Of France" conlaias much
valuable new matter cnncersing tho
part which France took 10 the Amor
lean war Of Independence.
The Radical studentspf Wssla5as
/ University have invited faslt rs aE 4
Douglass TO speak Tor filsl. "
Democratic students have
1 NslandigAam.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
DR.. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
BOTANIST.

TTAvING DRRN ABSENT FROM TUB
~ CITY and county two years. In consequence Of
III health, and being now mpletev restored. has
returned again 10 Tiin, 10 resume his former pro-
fes-ion. 10 once. one door South OF nehm's
Grocery. on Main Street Residenee.- 1rst door
Eastof the old Osborne Warehouse or Depot.
Sug2's6nt2yi.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROBERT LYSLE & Co

CeneEai Insurance Agents, Idfe, Accident,
IN Fire, and Marine Insurance done ono the mosi
po.ite First National Bank, TINA, Ohio.
Nov 7. fST-I yr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
YnLMEa & KIRcHNER.

MERCHANT TAILORS.
A M nR ALRRs IN READY MADR CLOTH
N ing Gents Furnishing Gophs, hats Caps &c
ConAtantly on hand. Broad Cloths, Csssi-
neres and Yeatings. Washington Street. Tinini o
Particular attcution given TO Ccstom Work.
All orders will meat with prompt attention
E1-N B-We have the Agency for the hest
ewin1 Mschine now IN use noVsn4tf.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
II. B. MARTIN M. D.

FORMERLY OF MHLMORE---I.tTB A
L Surgeon in the srmy--has permanently loca-
ted in Tifnn and having had nfteen years expert
enee In the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
netlt and share the public pattonsee
~ ONCE In National Hail building.
All calls attended ~. either ~ night or DAY.
Also. Examining Surgeon for Pensions.
.aprlS'6stfl II. n. MARTIN. NJ n.