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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-28
The RECOMMENDATION Conventions

CHARLESTON, January 27.--The
Convention, to-day, was engaged in
the, consideration OF the report of
the Finance Committee, which re.
commends levying a special tax, to
defray the expenses Of the Conven-
ton and preserve the credit of the
State. The Committee recommends
that the pay Of the members be nine
dollars a day, and twenty cents mile
age, payable :n bills receivable OF the
State. Considerable excitement fol-
lowed the adjournment Of the Con-
vention, growing out of an assault
upon the reporter Of the Mercury, by
son of Collector Mackey, President
of the Convention, on account of an
abusive article in to-day's Mercury.
RALEIGH, January 27.-The CON
vention, as Committee of the Whole,
occupied most of to-day in discussing
the report of the Committee on a
Governor and other necessary State
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THE WINTER IN ITALY.-The Flor

THE WINTER IN ITALY.-The Flor
ence correspondent of the Paris
Temps, writing on the Sd, says:
"For two days we have received no
mail from Paris. The railways are
interrupted by the snow. In Flor
ence, it has showed as it only SHOWS
two or three times in century. Men
of forty had never seen anything
like it. Nearly foot Of snow! Half
the city remained within doors.
Tie cabs and omnibuses nave left oil
running. Nearly all the shops re-
mained closed throughout the whole
of the Cd. Many of the Govern
ment clerks were absent. In fine,
this innocent climate has been turned
topsy-turvy."
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NOTICE.

WTE, the undersigned, do hereby notify
W. our customers, and the public ge-
nerally, that owing TO the high prices Of
Flour, aa we'll as the dullness OF trade, We
shall be compelled, from tho 1ss day of
FEBRUARY, 1868, to reduce the number
OF Jroavee OF Bread to the former level OF
LOAVES PER DOLLAR.
w. STIEGLITZ,
.THEO. WIBBELT.
P. s. We shall also be compelled to adj
here strictly to cash system.
Jan 2S 10
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News Itoiras.

CHARLESTON. January 27.-Arriv-
ed-steamer e. B. Souder, New York.
HAVANA, January 27.-Grand reli-
gious ceremonies and thanksgiving
have been held over the Disappearance
of the cholera. - ~ H
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-H. Hara-
cey, editor of the Democrat, is dead.
New ORLEANS, January 27.-The
steamer Emerald, hence for Cincin-
rat, sunk al Tunica Bend, on Satur-
day evening; three lives lost. The
cargo was principally. 600 hogsheads
sugar. The boat total loss.
WASHINGTON, January 27.-In the
House, several bills of minor impor-
tance were presented, and referred to
appropriate Committees. A resolu-
ton, repeating the territorial act of
Montana, on account of the exclusion
of certain classes from suffrage, was
passed. Also, resolution from the
Georgia Convention, urging a re-
organizing of the State government
and modification of the test oath.
Adjourned. t.f
In the Senate, after the prescnta-
tion and disposition of some mis-.
-cel1aneous business, the reconstruct
tion question was resumed. Watson
favored the bill, and said that during
his thirteen years Senatorship, he
had listened to great many speeches;
he had heard the domineering Davis,
the clustering Toombs, the plausible
Mason, the wiley Slidell, but he had
never listened to q more wicked
speech than that delivered by Mr..
Doolittle, on. Thursday last. Mr..
johnson followed, with @ powerful
constitutional argument against the
bill. Adjourned.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
$729,O0O.
MONTGOMERY, January 27.-The
following important order was issued
to-day: Headquarters District Of
Alabama, Montgomery, Alabama,
January 81, 1868.-Pursuant to Ge-
neral Orders No. 16, current series
from Headquarters Third Military
District, at the election to be held in
the State Of Alabama-in accordance
with General Orders No. 1O1, series
of 1867-the polls shall not be
opened at more than three precincts
in each County in the State, and said
polls shall be kept open, and votes
received thereat, for four days in
stead of two-anything in General
General Orders No. 101 to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. All public
bar-rooms, saloons, and other places
for the sale of liquor, at the County
seats and all other places where the
polls shall be opened, will be closed
from 6 o'clock on the evening of the
Sd day of February until o'clock on
the morning of the 9Th day of Fe-
bruary, 1868. By order of
'Brev't Brig. Gen. J. HAYDEN.
"Signed s. 9. GREEN, Captain
Twenty-fourth Infantry, Brev't Maj.
U. s. A, A. A. A. c."
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A country editor, describing the
bonnets now in fashion, says "they
have a downward slant, that reminds
one of vicious COW with board
across her eyes,"
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Brevet Major General Gilmore, of
"Swamp Angel notoriety, is now
on a tour of inspection though the
Military Districts of the South. He
arrived in Charleston on Sunday,
and is a guest at the Mills House.
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Executive Officers. without. coming
to any definite conclusion. -
Mr.. Battle, State Treasurer, sent
in All able communications, giving
reasons why he could not comply
with orders of the Convention to pay
the, per diem, &c. Referred to The
Committee to Confer with Gen. Can
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The Arkansas Convention has fixed
its per diem at eight dollars, and its
mileage at thirty cents q mile each
way. ,..
Z Piave, who wrote the rlibrettos of
"Trayiata." "Rigoletto, 2 and many
other oneras, is ;.:st dead. dead 80 =
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Bacon, Rice, Flour, Potatoes. DC.
D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON
WILL sell, at their Auction Store, To-
MORROW MORNING, the 29th inst, at
10 o'clock, without reserve,
5000 lbs. Prime 9. r. BACON SIDES,
$500 Sugar cured Strips,
s casks Baltimore Strips,
Is bbls. Fine Family Flour,
20 bbls. Prime Carolina Rice,
30 bbls. PiRk-Eye Potatoes,
25 boxes Candy Adamantine Candles,
15 kits Mackerel,
SO boxes Fancy Toilet Soapa,
20 gallons Fine Port Wine,
81 - !" Madeira Wine
15 tubs Lard, -"
10 boxes Layer Raisins.
ALSO.
Sundry. articles of FURNITURE, con-
sistinE Of
BEDSTEADS, Mattresses,
Feather-beds, Chairs, Tables,
20 pairs Heavy Gray Blankets,
Is New Cotton Mattresses, double.
ALSO
Cases Mems Waterproof BOOTS,
Cases Women's Shoes, and many other
articles. Conditions cash. Jan %
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Bouchardat's Annual Abstract

Bouchardat's Annual Abstract
OF THERAPEUTICS, MATERIA ME-
" DIOA, &c., for 1867, now ready.
A resume Of practical medicine, pub
lished yearly; translated from the French,
and edited by
II. J. DRROSSET, MD,
Adjunct to the Professor of Chemistry,
University Of Maryland; late Surgeon G.
s. A.
Sent by mail, free Of postage, upon the
receipt OF subscription price, s175.
Address DIR. NJ, ]. DEROSSET,
ITO Preston street, Baltimore.
For sale by J. D. LOVE.
Wilmington, North Carolina.
Jan % Is
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MARRIED.

at Jacksonville, Alabama, on the night
of the 18th inst, Mr.. J. T. ELLIOTT to
Mrs. EMILE A. KIRKLAND, both of
"Bailey's Varieties"
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Terms moderate, and in proportion to
the studies pursued. Miss Henry requests
those who may wish to place children with
her, to call during the present week and
make arrangements. Jan 2S St
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No. Sntokiny Tobacco.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNING, 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock,
I will sell, at my store,
bbls. superior Durham Tobacco,
100 lbs. G. R., in lb. and lb. packages.
The above viii be positively sold without
any reserve. Jan %
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

M1SS a. Y. HENRY proposes
MLA to open School for Young
eall - Ladies' and Little Girls, on the
Arsenal Hill, corner of Gads-
VHF den and Lumber streets, on
~ MONDAY, the Sd February.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
THREE PAPERS FREE!

We are now sending ont a large
number of Free Papers to people in
this county, and we propose to send
them three numbers free; if they
wish to subscribe for the OPINION
they will please send Us $3.50, and
they will receive the paper to Jan.
l, 1870; if they do not want the
paper all they have to do is to re-.
quest the post master to return the
third number, and we shall stop
sending to them. 1.-THE third mum.
Der is not returned we shall take it
for granted that tie one receiving
1t wishes it continued. and his name
will be entered on our books.
We hope no one will be offended
at our taking the liberty to sent
INN our paper, or think that W,
wish to force it npon any one. w
simply wish to give all ol."noc t,
examine it andjudge for themselyc.
whether it is such a local paper a,
they wish to support, and whether
1t Is not for their interest as well as
ours that it should prosper.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

THE GALAxy.-OM Ethan Allen.
We have received the December
number Of The Galaxy. This mag
azine has taken its place in the
front rank Of American literature.
The present humber has an excel.
lent list Of contents, among which
are: Poe and Hawthorne-One too
Many-The Confederate Congress,
q chapter i'll the history OF the late
war, by h. A. Pollard-W ords and
their Uses. This last is the second
article and is truly excellent. giving
much valuable literary information.
To the article by Mr.. Da Costa on
"Who took Ticonderoga p we must
take exception. 1t is pretty late in
the day TO charge treason upon Old
I Ethan Allen, and take from him
credit of capturing Ticonderoga, at
least until stronger evidence is civ.
en- than that furnished by this arti
Gle, aud the writer himself seems tC
anticipate that few Will credit wha'
he states and says as much in hi
commencement, and as Aliens pat
riotism was unquestioned in hi
time, the attempt now to oloud hi
! character and detract from his fame
Il hundred years after, is no great
er distance from his day than would
be needed in such n Job.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

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Ft.'E'u nAH Important relations win.
.,'S sustain 'Ath p,tuA9. Organization. .--
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

The Great quitting RemsAy IN. Ch1d,cH.
Contains 40 MORPHINE or POISON.
Gus DRUG; sure 70 Rtgtlaie The Boir,is ,
silays oil Pain corrccts Acltliiy Of the
stomach makes siR and veak children
srRoso aud HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation Of ,hc bowels. aud
I'll complaints arising from the Effects Of
fcc'hing' Call for Mother Baaey's Qtid'pg
syrup, and take no other, and VOW arc safe
Sold by Druggists mud all dealers In Md.
cine.
A, RICHARDS, Now Losdor, Coma
arcn' en- '-o i'H' 4 setce
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
Soma of Iron.


am mighty In the sabre
Errcly wirllcd by the brave.
Gloripts in the stTlwnrt eamer.
Laughing At the storm and wave.
Eeauteous in the palace pillars,
Saving n the pointed rod,
) IL beings the deadly Lightning,
Quollod and harmless 10 q he sod
But theresa glorious essence,
Where | take ms Erauaest power,
Giving To the EACI luy suvr-t,
sweetestaid in dangers hour.
60 hofar,, nm. tx diseases
Soc the darkest hvtlras bow!
Sec the rose of health and bpautv
Take thu paleat cheek and brow.
TIr. dyapersia ily consumption
Yes all Ills are crushed nj length,
For civc what human nature
OHly ever needed STRENGTH
SAall tell in what great essence
can TINS vour spirits cheer up
T''li1, trembling. diving sufferer.
Ills the famed " PERUVIAN SlRuP."
The poro,.an ScrUpis protected solution
oftb, puta Idle of Iron. a new discovery In
madIrue th.tt strikes AZ tee root of disease hy
supplying the blood "ith it, vital puncitl 81
Ait ClHmcu Iron.
The genuine ho-"Foru'ia ian Syrup" blown IL
the .sl.pss Famphlo.s free
! Z, DINsNOEE, FropIlto~.
~. 30 D-y St. New York
Sold by au1nqcis,F.
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Nllh00l: How L0g. lOg E@i907--7

just published, new edition OF Dir. Oil.
Wells Celebrated Essay on lie rr1j.>I '..,''
without lncdieinel OF Speruiatorlh,pn y, :, -.e
lual Weakness, Involuntary Seminal : 25Il'
lmpotehey, Mental and Physical Iuo,r..s.
lmpedlinents to marriage, etc. II.li ~
sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits. induced h. ,l III.
indulgence or sexual extravaganza wi
l., zee n sealed envelope only cents
The celebrated author, IN this 9drurs,,..
say, clearly den olstrates from thi-ty y.
successful practice. that the alaru.j1,- '''
queuces of seii-abuscmay be radtrri1r ,..',,
without the dangerous use Of internal NIX
cine or the application of the KNIFE; r5ig,.r-
ont mode OF cure a. once simple certain l,3
citectual by means of which every .,l.- '-1
40 matter what his condition may hc ~
cure himself cheaPly, privately and rs35oan.
--Y-This Lecture should be IN the n,,.a'
vFcryT youth and every man g. the lana u
Sent under seal, in a Ilain eufe.ouc IA ,.-
| address postpaid, on receipt of ,lI ca,,.. ga.
Two post stamps Also. DR.. CIlv,rr.,,.
Marriage Guide p1ice IS cent? Adr..,
&c Publ hers CHAS j. {. RIINfA ~
~ bowcrF, New York, Post office boz ~
9yl ''''''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
General Sherman and the Indian
Question.

80 mo '''--''',
poi'' hectares 1hat theie IS no nope
OF a permanent peace, and no chance
of saving the Indian race from de.
,,,.ia.. ~ ,.,,oo 81 no
% VT O"' "''i0'' VIC pave '''' INC
tribes on reservations, and to do
this the Indian affairs mist be man.
ogod bv ,ha y,-or Dana,+,on,
W.
We MAKE the 'ol1o"ina extract
from the report:
1t is idle for rs longer to attempt
10 occupy the plains in common with
these Indians. for the country is not
susceptible Of close settlement with
farms like Missouri and Iowa, and
is solely adapted to grazing. Al. OF
our people are necessarily scattered.
a d have more or less cattle and
horses which tempt the Indian, hun
gry, and it may be starving: for the
want Of his accustomed game he
will steal,-he will not hesitate to
kill Therefore, Joint occupation
OF that district of the county by
these two classes of the lC0plc.
with such opposing interest, is a
simple impossibiily and tt. Indians
must yield The peace commission
NE assigned them u reservation,
"hich ~ hIIu lor my J G"'S WI
, "'''" ,l,'l '','' i'' ~ ''''.' -,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
PROBATE COURTS.
Bradford District. IsGs. 1909.

FrudIOfU DlsIfItt- ISU>. iSUB.
DROBATE COURTS Il be holden vi hin
= aud for the District of Bradford, for the
year ensuing. as follows, Wis
AT the TrotteI House in Bradford.
on the second Tuesdays OF January, March.
Nav and August. 1863
At he Hotel in East COrintli, on
the second Tuesdays of February, July, sep
TENDER and November. 1863.
At the Newbury House, Newburv.
on the second Tuesdays OF dune. and October
and the last Tuesday in August. 1869.
At the Registers Diliee, West Fair,
lee on the second Tuesday In December. 1865
aud the second Tuesday in April and laei
Tuesday-in September. 1869.
ALVAH BEAN, Register
West Fairlee Dec /. 1868. =.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04


a horse is tuly a noble animal,
and is capable OF being tmghtm more
than any other species Of the Muto
creation He often exhibits mtolh.
gcnce truly wonderful, as wei as
enthusiastic feeling, To preserve
such q horse in all bis glory, use
Sherldan's Cavalry Condition Pow.
dcrs.
The best outward application
knowa for lesh.wouuds, sprains,
bruises. swollen or ntitf joints, is
Johns0u's Anodync Linin"nt. 1t
stands upon its own merits, and is
the best family medicine in the
world
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
Get the Best.
Notice.

WHEREAS. my daughter, Maria |. sanford.
" has left home without leave, this the 23l
dav OF October. hereby forbid all persons
htrhoIiug or trusting her on my account Tor
shall pay no debts of her contracting after this
date .3w3F JAMES y. SANFORD.
Topsharn. Nov. 20, 1865
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

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HHnld nai',us bui vnnf tn ', 4,
o 5r,' iEnnsaHd n,rcs ~. W., " ~ +,
replied Ladttc, 'bnt you'll admit |
am eoIlcr than YOU Tor / propose
To- lend thea 10 you
Tne#r.1urpt says too,Iachc c,o IL.
cp,nl Inv one dIachm or cnl,odion
/ added 10 two draehms az Calye1r.
colholje acid. 4 eplmjnnus mas.
j. ,,ant,i,at"1 tmoll ,,,,iaa ~,
arh.na foo,Y Invariably glyc3 inma.
dIg,r rrli,l
The cl,or et The Louisville Dom.
oHat ia h.s 48iedietoly, says slho
worst sim IHveou my conscience Is
helping to make great mtu on. OF
very small maleriat'
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d;ai ~ ''',' ''N'y'''i's' ''' ,', ~ ~,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04
TO CGYSUMPT.ypS

The advertiser having been re,to-oa
hea q N lew Seeks ey very sinple rene, :.
severe hung affection, and that dre,d " h
consumption, IS anxious to make lsn",-'u. .'etse
fellow sufferers the mcans of cure. 10 Lila
To all who desire il, he will send
the prescription used tree OF cAarg, eJpy Of
the directions for preparing and u,iI,t with
which they viii lind sure cure for ,,e same
nm II A-tana, Rronehitis' Coughs. Cold, a15
iect Of the advertiser ia sending fhe i'S o.
ton IS Ia benefit the afflicted. and s,, le'rlip
formation which he couceives to be NJ n
aud he hopes every sufferer will try ti ne
dN, as L will cost them nothing sr '.Ae
prove blessing. Parties WISHING H. may
serpiion, Tree. by return mail viii pleas pr
dress KEY. EDW ARD A. Wilson. a.
2lyl Williamsburg. Kras Co NV
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-04

Seem IN lW SENAIr.-Thc
Montpelier correspondent OF the
Rutland herald describes a scene
N the Senate rs follows; "Grayo
aud diguiGtd hooics are sometimes
trca ed to n scene bordering upm
he ludicIous, MS is iustluccd bl at
accident that hcfDll an honorable
senator q icW days since; Ac bad
arisen 90 address tho Senate, but
the President giving attention 10
some other question did not iccog.
MIC bin. In the meantime, the
senator's chair had become moved
from IT'S place. The senator in at.
tempting to take his seat, found
himself landed upon the floor, and
picking himself up with great agili
" remarked "By George, Mr.
President. / tbiuk / am entitled to
inc noor now' Tho scene of mer.
r'nent that followed can better he
Imagined than described"
Tue high price Of butter is a,trib.
uttd 10 tho moro extended uso of
The piano than tho cburn awopg tho
tarnorb' taughterp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-01-28
WONDERFUL CURES.

The following is from the Independent Standard
Of July 9th, and will speak for Itself
Dr.. UKANN--We published two weeks ago an
item from the Newport Express cVmmendatory Of
this gentleman. Since then We have seen some Of
his patients and learned for ourselves some Of his
wonderful cures. Mrs. Randall, If George town,
c. T., has been bed ridden tpr nearly three years,
not walking step in al that time and not being
able to sit up for nearly two years. She WAS last
week broughr to the boat on stretcher, brought
down the lake to Newport, carried to the doctors
ROOM receiving his treatment, and was able to walk
the same day. We were told this by her husband
when VIC went to her room and saw her walk, not
strongly so be sure, but still very well. Salmon
Nye, Of Coventry, has had fever sore for many
years. which at times had been very bad, and has
steadily grown worse. When DIR. Urann Was in
Newport IN April last Mr.. Nye went to see him, as
it had been several weeks since he had beev able to
put has Dot on the floor 10 au hour after the docs
tor treated bin he able TO walk as well ever,
and the next day was at work IN the sugar bush,
and lie tells US he has been well ever Since. We
have heard OF many orher similar cases in this coun
ty that have met with the same success, but as we
have not the patients shall not report them,
We lave seen the doctor, and like his appearance
much, aud feel warranted in saying that he is no
humbug. II your case does not come under his
treatment ho will tell you SO, and no charge made
for Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-01-28

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