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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
EvANsvILLE, Ind, Jan. /, 1868.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, jan. 1, 1868.
have. this day, admitted as co-partners
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, +
this city, and also in q e manuiacturiI
business. in Abingdon, Massachusetts
Geo. L. Dixon ard a. j Hunt, as will
seeL by the above card, giving the nm
names and their objects.
Mr.. Hunt, who has q lifelong experi
ence in the manufacturing business and
number one judge of Boots and Shoes, will
devote his whole time 10 aDufacturtng
expressly for the Evansville House and
tie purchase of such goods as we do not
expect to make ourselves.
The firm, by this ntw arrangement, viii
possess advantages which but few housei
can claim, and will be able to offer induce
ments to our trade, both as regards pricet
and quality
The object of the different members OF
the firm in this association is not TO do
business for a day, but "A lifetime; and, TO
accom- ulish their objects, they expect to do
business upon correct principles, thereby
meriting full share of the trade.
J o my old patrons, return my sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, and
hope, by close attention, 10 merit con-
tinuance of the same in the future.
Very respectfully,
JAM P- SEMONIN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
And a good supply of
Paper. Cards. sc.

Having expended a large amount
money in reftting the Book and Job De-
partments of this office, the proprietors
feel satisfied that they are now able to
compete, successfully, with any like estab-
lishment in this section Of the country,
and are prepared to offer such induce
ments to the public as they have not hith.
erto enjoyed.
We are prepared to print, in the bes
style, !, =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-06
sEMos1S. GEO. L. IIxoS. TT. HUI
SEMONIN, DIXON & co.
P. sEMoSIS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1, 1868.
"YE HAVE. THIS DAY, ASSOCI-
w ated ourselves together or the pur-
pose OF doing a Wholesale Boot and Shoe
business, in this cIty, under the firm name
of semonin, Dixon q Co. also, for doing a
manufacturing business In the town of
A birgton, Massachusetts,, under the Arm
name of Hunt Semonln q Co., ONCE ar
IA. Pearl street, Boston.
r. SEMONIN.
GEO. L. DIXON.
4. j. HUNT.
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Contracts Solicited.

f. HI. EHRMAN & CO., Agents,
Ia Water 81.
'haf FaHa OILS ~ - ra
Ter h wV
le.,glgey ne1 us E 80
Gen'1 II, Freight gt, E. CIR.
J. A. HILL,
Gent Freight Agt. o. d NJ. RI.
sells
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
434 7;20 MOou
|
lO:25 Cows Island. SIS Hell Gass.l1iS
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
Corporation ilufitts.
NOTICE.-PUBLIC


CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLlC NO
TICE hereby gyea the occupant oceu
psp iii houses and improved unmpoysd land affected We're
st M ogug have been completed and are lodged
IN lie F Of the Of Assessors for elimination BY All persons ID
terestsd, viz; ,,- ,-..... ar .,d 1ab a., .rd
IN a5,h .sd as,l' ~ betsssn 7th and sthayeG
"a PoT psng sewer 17thst between 5th and sthaVea ~
M 70, b1pP sewers from 3lstt 70 and through ooh
l ~ RiBc sewer, IN Alebs between Canal and RYngtohs
and In Otandst between Centre aud Elm-slA , -, -.
The mtsb such assessment include an We ou'
and o ~ d vacant and parcels OF land Staaled 90
Isl Roth [ f Broadway from f6th 10 iyhsts also bo sues OF
f7th and tstb.st from 7th 10 BID Ayes
3D. sides Of f7thst from Bth 70 vth ates H. ,,, L. 81,
81 Both ia, Of 10Th from ASh 10 5sFsh aSo Voh hus
eOthst from 9th 20 lOtbaVea -, A. Cal, .ra from pv
infOu Deianeey So sides Grand - nom Cehtre 70 Est
An persons vbo, Interests Affected by The
are oppoed the same OF either OF n as
10 present their objections In writing jacob D. oahel
the Aeors Office - ChAmsersst bemeo' HsS No1iF
'''''' '''"A 'fJ oA'' Nv" Wv JACOB r. oAKLEY) Board
JOHN d. OTTIWEL Of
ISAAC o HUNT, Assessors
0yylcH BoiRD oy ASSESSORS HEw CovErHo nav 70. @
N0TICE.-THE COMMITTEE on STREET
~ OPRSIHGs Of bs BOARD or COUECILMEs, will meet IN
Room No TO- Chamber Board, on THUkSDAl 'e ~ 'N' "
2pm. ,,.. ,.. G..
Ah parties interested In the proposed widening o po'D' ~
entesbthst 10 hfy ninth. ST. requested 70 st'ep1
John HART.
BERNARD KENNBf,
JAMES T. McVEANb1 ,
Committee on Street Openings
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

.e9I, ,lss efEo eoe No s7as7le Oats ~ fan % es@sna
~ 4e "A ae8lc Rye Qeet hnt tfme AZ o. @ooc
Slsy Sa sample 80 100 81 30 Provisions steady 'nd % %g
tos Mes. PORK S28 Pekled Hsus nominal M
- Vogs quiet 80 2s0sg 3 for fair 10 good Beef Iaif gun
sowirs Reoeps ior two days-750 bbs Flour ~" Ss S
ti, IN NO % Oats: ll80 bush. C0u 80 Live hogs SLID
,.- 400 bbls Pour; coo bush Wheat; 5@N bush I2rni
RG0 bash I5oo Lave Hogs Fre'gh quei Oorn 70 D~
Gsvseo Nav 2S-Eyeuing good demand and 2e Pi @
i,s.r. s,es gG0 hbs 80 50 or No Spring; S2 - 1
Wrer l3 ior White iur D0ube Extra Wleat que' SG1
N,uaukee Cub hcd - 2J offered TO arrive - - Of sor
~ cboee White Canada private terms Corn he az 70 Ut
IhroiS held Sle ior Western Com Meal St}pstaas
n,el oger. shorts S25d 30; MdiiDgs S4a -" gc 10
a - tnn Cara Ffghts-flour. 4ci Wheat s3 a Rr.gbt--
New Yof. Lumbe 80 "a the Hudson River hiSA' ske In.
Eorr 10 Boston Hewlork SIC 20 Ahau &c p.s ll3.
por-47o@ bush Wheat 20 o0 hush Corn l4V % sb Wheat
b. feet Lumber Caasi Erports-lf0 bbe Flour; i9
IS 80 hush Corn a GOV bush Peas. 10000 feet Lu"Os"
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-hn "a - At IN
Reeves moderately active k lower sales o. ec Tor fair 10
III, A., F,fr p-nnsysria Western steers II a., led
800 std Tq A. n gross weight for common "a bad a. = l5
A. -0sr a. n gross Hogs ~ far delnAhai saitsi '
a. Ia IA y IOO n net-tte latter iur pnme corn eu
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
NEW-Y0RK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is. l66


PASSENGER Station in Ee~rorl corner Fourth
Entrance Twenty yseVenthtt
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK;
For S.T Ne h h,,'n :nd % sonegsPG @ 1SS ey s SEI ~ % '
Milford Siaorl Faed Southport. AID wsstport 100 ''
For SoTs,I 100 400 EI aOO l0oA l2lS Er) aOo CELl
80 fcr 'G bSsa sh ioo IS soo i is So n as 40
For stamford 100 eco tsI so0 iL9o ~ hl9 lhIb ~" -"
W for Gsn~ sid nsrnsa.s tern stations &c. L'O AIS
"''' @''' ~ o." p CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Shore Line, i2ls (EI stO p
For Hartford and Springfield 500 N EIA 2l' >" 'Ehh q"
For Connecticut River Railroad 200 N. Rrl l2lsp to Mon
for Hsord PoTieues and Fslt Railroad 800 (EL) 2l'
For ,,. SsvLOndOu and ssOungOn Railroad at zoo m'
For Canal Raioad aOO m 2l5 NORTHAMPTON and VIII
FOR Hoa.,.Onic Railroad, 400 a n, aoopn
Nor SsS, S.Ss,T's 0 giSsa saSsa S Railroad 4So go
coRn0d'' Sp'sc'f' Attached 70 ''' JAMES H. supt
NEW-JERSEY r. R.-FOr PHILADELPHlyAI. \.
Ph 10 " pm and IL night FOR Bar ana HA;5nsOn
-s.S0a 100 For South and SWss-SO An u n'on
P8R THB WRST-To Cincinnati and Chc,go-s4o n, l2 N
change silver Palace seePnge on p m train run through 70
CHnn whou. change making same connections Al Cnsna =. I
early a S Other ny T. line, dn%g aSo sat Sai n 90
oHsOs train GIane' Of other n{S Es x S % sap o~
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSE1Yf,. y,
421 s2 TIE SIS Ere ght and l l22 and ';
IT, ''A TRos W. DRMAREsT supeintendsnt
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. L.
- (SPRlNG ARRANGEMENTS)
Lave JmeSs slip n Y at IL Railroad 70 Jamaica for
BAbylon snd all stations
FankinaVe, Brookyn al 9co NJ VIA bfooGyn Centfh
Railroad. 20 jamaica for Babylon and al way stations
Jamssssp ~ T. via l. kAroao 70 JAnhe' iot
Babylon and all wAy.ststonS 49,,
Frnkhnaye, BrookTn, hZSo m, VIA boOhyn NfhHA
R,i,o,d 10 J,m,ea E,r Baby and all uay-staltons
Bah at 75 for Jamaica ard az 'aae0"
l. Railroad arriving at James ssshP A. "
Leave Babylon at O5 for Jamaica and All
OF Brooklyn Central Railroad, arriving fns'
Brookyn At 10 N. -
ueng with train Of l. Railroad arriving James ssp at p N
m. Jamaica and all uayEAuon con
psng Brooklyn Central Railroad, arriving fraslhn
ave Brookyp Al O5 also with the horse cars OF
and Jamaica Railroad which ssyss smsa e
inmates K nhllb' oupehAseA~eA~
To tsis eject Saturday, April 25 1859
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
Sinantial.
on. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
y RAILROAD CONPANi'S
SEWN PER CENT
FIRCT MORTGAGE BONDS
FFpEVARY AND AUGUST COIPONS

pTpcT MORTGAGE BONDS
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS
,.,, 81 1u. and Iron Mountain Railroad having been con.
fined General Assembly q tbe state Of Missouri and tes
declared valid e w Of eudlag Sh same to eooneelos ID
ward Nneiyone me teng profitable operation - miles Of new
~ noe se from 81 Ios to Be mont lg5 miles opened for
base cary ner 50 that tseT viii be continuous hse ron ~
Lous O. MOBILE Ne~oeaS and oheT SoIllsa cues very Sse
% M @ Of Ire road 1877 e already earns enough to secure all
DE- ,ere. shoe mortgage debt and The extension COMPLETED
m s oIs,' me @ proceeds o l6'SS Spt' sSg SaS
.gu eyir9m ci Knob for & winch & e. ea5 m '9sy o. S va
very much to the vaiue Of hf[ ProrfrT rT .s G. 1,, NJ,
We he Undersigned cordially recommend these seven per cent mort
r e revenue o te road viii he large and The Administration
n s fhs Company IN capable and experienced hands aae en-
JAMES S LIZ TgQAAs 1 n NAyoJ q s. Louis
Z ". POX, Press ST. Louis Board of Trade
III Il BRiTToS T Pre-. Nat io BaaI ia Of the state oMO
HM l. EWING. Pres Of The her n B. Of 81 LCpS
JAS B EAuS Chief Engineer St Ioui' ard ID Bridge Co
WA. TAUSSIG Pres Traders Bank, St. Louis
JOHN r. LIONBERGER Pres I. y. Bsuk s. Louis
AD0LPHUS MEIER. veePres Union Pacific Railway
ALLES, coPP MsRY BS9le BSR = SFRFSsrs s. heS.
RD. MORGAN Co, s GAE9Y E2 Ydnoprr
ISAAC n PHELPS A. R. EMO,
P,rrh nb details can tc had sibe NevYors Agency limited
tuHber d Bonds viii be sold a. Tie oS p'e OF o. gg e A''
Pe. living hayug correspondents here can send
u funds Cashier % The Bank the State Of Ne"loh ana
bonds vii '' 's'a'' II % C. aSsorlSB vP No % 3wa.
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ FUNDED OF BONDED IShBBIEDNBSS Of hUBA COUStht, ~
rde or Of County Of Yuba at their
option prtseut the to the Loan Commissioners OF
Once Of said the
civ Of Msrysrne before the lst day Of July A. D. 1865
All receive bonds Of said county. bearing interest 81
g payable semiannna IN January and July;
principal interest be paid gold coins tsd bonds beng issued
uBder approved February Is, A. D. 1852 and that al
c indebtedness Of Aid county win draw interest se the iS
A a lasl D. A. MCCONNELL,
l. r. SELLOW,
J. R. RIDEOUT,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBwYoRK......."..HTH
steamship Chesapeake. Henderson, Portland
ss,%.R So.osl o..si. rs SST Ms9Ts ss%so Baltimore
Bark yereeningrg Dutch scmidt, Antwerp.
ssIs ssTs ys1svsi ys Ward S0f faudefSa Es.n,.
BTs BTs diPye'i % s gsl nooP aSoPs fansa TaGassSA
Brig AieT MlEen OBI Durtee ceDfsesOs VIA winingsSH
Ems Ems SsRis Ssias hpss sas'isll ssaHsy car,u.
e5r sc5r Matilda Brooi. oaIss wilmington, NC.
sest George wa;1i9gtOR Pr rees Is sts%t@Td r,,,,.
scsr worcester, Foster. Kingston, "a
ssiT ss f1sSRa sS P5 8t Gss.1 'HiSa H1 0'''A
seht csEoine, lice. Phi,dePhI
SsSf ssSr & G G fais. Paine: f5.s Dosss,
ARRIVED.
ss.n,h John SoSp Winter, A;1a., .. .d:s a ,ss O'
SiSn. sS oS rsS B% a. c. Petersen Hamburg lph md sss
a27 pass had death, and birth Nay Il lat !; s lSH ri
g. spoke bark Loa steering Tsssi the bahs 's'-
Ship fiuStress 1tteuse csrdiz % railroad iron.
ssSp SHIP sSap s re- o. SiS b, FSs cha@ FsS s May
o5 % sS S' Il ASa'iaHs % SDI w. on @ e Seno %
R P sss .a y S1sL La for fs:s ssr'''' with
3 B hS sSsaD a. ws 1t 81 e4sI sS e SsS. @ % E. % brig ro..
for NsvHa,e 10 dA' b. bark Anna for Ss"Y0ri dE bsh Pms.
B.F Carleton, TTce.Tisn, CaTien.. IL day, ,ugnr
BARK BARK + Fnid StSs Ss S;s sPs & "a; s
m sE 3 &C aS S sSS. S4 5 Ella kS Gn.s asS % Il S'
Brig Airana Agrsngas (ItAll Palermo 81 days. fruit
Brs Maris lisaoy d,iisS GrasJ d,. hide. April Il
rom GsaSqS t y ven y NAY Ne, E E Il sa,1. g 4 NJ lon "
brig. ASsd BS and ca,5agus g. for E.~YoTi day
scE Be Waters Poison 10 days md'e Len brig Emms
sch Dan. o. Sar.nsl Parker, Ns~Onrrh N C. bound TO
ScRr Bsm Ims Para DAY., rubber and Len pOh brig
s.br Lciie II HsnSy CSiiena, II day, molasses
sclr. wH, II; Mitchell COe shglee. \; $. ;Diips
sSr s WisS ,G Bar,e B.raeOs Il d fruit Nav 49, .t Sc
oD 40 & SPOKE MP mp aiSaI @ q, 3 a0 .eI % . MSsom.y 10
ARRIVED. Sunday, May "a.
Brs ssels sensfs,t Brnea % days nd,s ,nd a1S pass
B Bas @ Wink < Na'S Ess.1 fo Ps fsS S Gays days
Bs Ane Brink Rio janeo days coffee No Gate lat a. lon
ssa: Ss Rs Sander s1sss.SS g Iiy :, S9 9;s coal
DOMESTIC PORTS.
So arrival, A A I'D s.s; s., sScS
May 2s--Ansed. steamship Neptune from NsS6OrE eng
EsnS'I yssa from GS Shields I tsi psG
would put ato Fy' The .fss b T. sS% & Of BaS%O o y Ss
BostoS vas Seled Sausy Ss Bedford vPy
aS IN. sI'Gsas hS remained this forenoon s pop
boar, TEa . s s 9sT Gas. % P ss1s5 1a H So T s
Boston AyS'Ss Sc C. RmSS n fS% RS.SB =. so @s. @
cargo leak Of RoeEPor Mass today and 'oni efss
FOREIGN PORTS.
BRKsr May Te steamship Vhle De as arrived h port t
day aner unusually rapid passage The vile De Fa 'H he"iok
QuSss.SoSS May 2sTbe steamship Ta from Ss'YOs arrived
i5S mrbc steamship City Of YevYoh Capt HalerOn from
ia5 ~Rhe Ganar steamship China Capt HOciy from News
York May 10 aIhysi At tins port a. IOg1 20 ,, Can, N t
Msy R arrived at this port about o'clock on SATURDAY even
g The steamship NewYork Capt DreyeT from Newiot Mag IL
H,TaSs PoST May lThs steamship Ly.rpoS
Londoaer quebec passed this point at about AIS 0eek k
from SsS.SorE - '''' ''''-'' ''D'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
STEAMBOATS, mrS gailrOaSs.


nAILY LINE for CATSK1LL, landing at
~ Cold Spring Highland RhnebecE BartoEn Ilyo M,ieS
West Camp Smiths Dock Germanov ne S ~ "a - rIia
DAYstlp.m 10. Steamboat NEW CHAMPION, NONDAf' "LDNES
DAY and FRIDAY ats NJ, from foo, Franklin 81, y. n
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SFhiHsT- Sl sI1r
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH Fare. 81 steamers Ts'9 TO
slip for SevIiaven at 3l5 ard u connecting Mtn su
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY DALI
The sea mboat NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No. 81, E-s'
connecting WITH the Danbury Newlaysn Railroads.
trains
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern and Western Han VIII
m BISress tain via Hudson River Railroad Thrtethst and
Tenth through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without han
sd connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga Rutland Barnhs
connecting NIh seepngcars for the West VIA either hon VI s
Fouhaye connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Leonon
Springs Psie 6 Albany With Western trains and At Troy "a
traIs for Saratoga Rutland, Burlington, and the North Il,
us0 N. Express Hudson Railroad, eonnecnng
Albany With trains for the West and Troy with trains Tor SA"s~
Ratisnd Burlington, AMI the North. =.
3 Express train via Hudson River Railroad eonneemg
Abas with Western trains and at Troy with trains for Montreal VII"
as M Express train via Harlem RArosd connecting at Chatham
with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pnsed ke aud al
Albany Nth Western trains Sleeping attached at Albany
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Of Also seepingea every day creeping sauray attached
and Railroad Correction for Troy will be made at Bas! Albany
m ~ ,, vi, Hndson Riser Railroad with attached
al AapT with for Buffalo aud Bridge
wtn trains for Saratoga and pops NORTH DA"ngrSon
cars stached al AbanG - -, -. MI,
intermediate stations leaving New York at m
Returning leave PoughkeePse at m sIyng IN New orh a.
IA ami arriving MiOn at $40 Returning, leaves Miller
ton 43o arriving at I1r a. N RII yie.P.u,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

Ill CLASSES oP UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RENTED FOR, on RECEIPT, AT MARKET HATES
FRER OP ALI COMMISSION CHARGk&
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
pASSENGFPS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL, May 2S-n steamship City Of Lo5dop-s
Houqh Grant, Mr. Lngurne W. n. Chase Mr. koeb1ek H
Roberts W. Davis r. Smith W. Fowler Mrs Lyon and child h
Beeeber lady Bmonson Deune and lady MS Caoiins
ard four children children K Ion A. e
Maxwell Gddon Pensione and lady the Rev Er Hayden <
Rev Mr. Maiden NJ Tebane j. H. Richardson Master bdnoo-
DeHne, Mr. T. Roberts, W Jackson. Miss Wlson
and lady CObbod, Mr. Linton H. Burgess hhs NJ
Edrr.vA
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
miscellaneous.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
~ Eye GLASSES At the OPTICAL INSTITUTE LIZ pIoeaN.l
FOR SALE-Two COWS, young CALF, ana
AS Zs3E4
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

DAVENPORT Iowa, May % 1853.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
PANY-Ths Legislature Of Iowa bv passed unAninonsy
has postponed m b. s
has obtained and served upon
Of the COMPANY Injunction which forhds
AOle Company their agents aones
seo al peobs acting BY under them from ealing meeting
for an election such meeting June 1854
No Stockholders Meeting Of this Company therefore
will 70 bold such election
10 pursuance irregular and irresponsible notification which has
appeared Of Law and breach Of The injunction Of
8s Court JOHN T. TRACY, President
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

Station IN EeuYork corner Twenyeyenh and Fourth
Entrance Twenty seVenthEt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26

OFyicK EEW.YoRK KquITABLE INsURAsCs CO..
Yx,,, No - Wsllst, REVYOEk. Nay ~ lsoe , 4
IhE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
A. Vs q @ Company sD be bed at their OMes MONDAY the
~ aay u Jane bsrt
ia beh sn open Al Il n and close at oeloeA m.
JvIk NlLLt2 SkSetNQi
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
Slurt @larNsn's Autits.

STATE o NEu.YoHE,
PoRr.WARDENy' OFTcE, No 33 Wnsmd y
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
IN Section Of the ASt passed April H. 1851 entitled 40 Aa
Nseus oe Of the Port OF New York. 70 al pas
having the subject Of such mqaft.
that following under essan.
Wardens s
be completed within days succeeding this notice. 90 o"S ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-26
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Leave Jamessip:
for Greenpor and all wAystauon except Willow Tree
connecting with trains for Glen Cove and Hampstead
II Nohpot passenger trains and all siSaons except VII
low Trre ,.r,,
3p m Express train for Rvsrtead and for GreeuPOr SATUR'
DAYS OnlT.
n N.reoa with trains Hempstead aud Glen Cove.
500 m North Isip passenger train, and al waysahona
Train leaves Hunters Point for Northpor ST
arrives Hunters Point at 5;O2 NJ 10 take eject Ap 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-24

and much shorter. just to think,
for moment, Of our present conai-
tion--a condition rendered SO intole-
rable, by inhuman fiends, with negro
abettors, as to defy any comparison
with either ancient or modern cruel
ty. A savage, cruel, inhuman
being--a negro-put over and above
the only rightful people of the State
of South Cardinal Great Godl
Well may we, the Southern people,
the best of all people, desire to yet
live (though under severe persecu-
tion) to witness the just reward in
store for Scott and all of his co-adiu-
tors. and of his party and ilk. We
will then rejoice and feel that the
day-yes, the year, too-of jubilee
has indeed come.
Receive these warnings in time.
Your negro militia will not keep our
people from killing them fast enough.
W. Fl. MARTIN.
JULY 13, 1868.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-24

dred millions annually; would this
be such an abandonment? the laws
of the land would be rescued from
the arbitrary control of military
officials; would this be such an
abandonment? The truth is, if
Benefits honesty were quail to his
admitted shrewdness, we should have
no such exhibitions of feigned stu
pidity as all this twaddle about
abandoning the principles of our
war;"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-24

THE MEETING IN CHARLESTON To-
NIGHT.-The Charleston papers
speak in glowing terms of the meet.
ing to be held there this evening.
The Ne,cs says:
General Hampton has accepted
the invitation given him by the resi-
dent members of the State Central
Democratic Committee, and will
address the mass ratification meet
ing to be held tonight in front of
the Charleston Hotel. Charleston is
now fairly alive. The ardor and
earnestness of the people is increas-
ing, day by day, and the meeting Of
tonight shall be one worthy Of the
Democrats of the Stato-worthy .af
the chivalrous and exalted gentle
men who will there give nm accoabt
of their stewardship-worthy of Soy
mour and Blair, our future Presi-
dent and Vice-President-and wor-
thy of the National Democratic par
ty, whose doctrines and principles
are ours"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-24
CITIZENS OF COLUMBIA.

dtAN the Proprietor of the Columbia Ice
" House aNord to deliver lee at your
doors for two cents per pound? If he eau,
he has been quite an cXtcrtiouur; az he
has been charging thtce cents, heretofore,
at his counter. II hc will enter into Il
bond, with good securities. to furnish Ice,
at their own doors, to ali citizens of CO.
lumba, who want it, at two cents per
pound for the next two years, and will
refund TO me $50 that it has cost me to
inspire him with disposition to be liberal
and accommodating, l will quit the trade
and bind myself to pay Rim two cents per
pound for all use here during the next
two years. If he will not do this, am i'll
for the contest, till he sells below cost; and
pledge myself to make him sweat and
pant for breath when ho runs me off the
track. d. Is. CLAYTON.
July 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-24
More than one hundred guests of

More than one hundred guests of
hotels in Owensboro, Kentucky,
were poisoned by drinking milk at
supper on Saturday evening. They
were all very sick at the same time,
and great excitement and consterna-
tion prevailed. They are all in q
fair way to recover. Some of the
milk is being analyzed.
General Frank P. Blair fought in
more than two-score battles, and yet
he is denounced in unmeasured terms
by the men who stayed ut home and
sold ,shoddy cloth, bad coffee and
paper-soled shoes to the soldiers.
Such is radical loyalty.
Philadelphia Age.
There were 555 deaths in Philadel-
phia last week-nn increase of nearly
800 over the previous week. 14O
died of cholera infantum, so of sun
stroke, and 36 of congestion of the
brain.
Lord Napier, of AIagdala, for him
self and for the officers and men of
the Abyssinian expedition, has made
grateful Acknowledgements to both
Houses of Parliament for their recent
vote of thanks.
Alabama will raise, this year,
100000 bales of cotton, worth
$40, 900, 900. So says Governor Pat
ten.
In Danville, recently, capacious
Teuton drank ITO glasses of beer
(nearly eleven gallonsl in eight hours.