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New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
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L THE Ngw.YORK AED CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP CON
rASs f Ss To %ooSlu on SATURDAY June
at p. m, sailing Pier Nos. North River
Superior accommodations for passengers - -.
or 's % % Is a I s O. d. dSs os Gan.
I'D y ~; fii B9 rms Ps' LINZ oxRHAy pKe CENT
The JAMES ADGBR viii fow. aud sal on SA UhDA June ~
HENRY R MORGAN Co.. Agents. No. 70 Brosdwa,.
FOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
CRY or SBwY0RS wa IaiT, TUESDAY. june l.
cTrY 0F or RATI;, june a D. m
CITY 0R RoSTQN via naaisl.T TuESDAt june % - y H.
,ucesjag SATURDAY ana Alternate TUESDAY OA rsr
RATES oP PASSAGE
By THE MAIL STEAMER 'sLiSa EyEnr nTrhnh. ~
FIRST GAIN :" "'.D 500 srEBRGGB
To X Is, r,n,, ., 70 u, a.iy.I 81
10 Lysfpool.........sso 70 Ij1e,poOl......."s@o
To To s Jahas NJ 81 TO TO sr Jo5a: r. "a
Branch Steaner.....} 90 Branch sieamer.....j ~
Passengers also forwarded IIne Hamburg bremen mOler
Tickets bouSht here moderate BY wi'hiagtO
For further uo1pGP ,%y y,Sp1y sts s' cS@T' G's,s
STEAM TO ANTWERP-lNMAN LINE.
CITY OF bGSfS,o!..::..:.:jaTR Dublin H::..::.jR
A'o "on''' 'D'''E ETli RATES OF PASSAGE:
stsES3Sf & :s#:s ;s"s:y sfEaS4aT :s& ed
i'' ''''D'' j6Hs O. DALE Agent No Is Brondr.,
GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No 70 North River. WEDNESDAY
NEBRASKA, 3392 2iunl...............June O. stIsm.
MANHATTAN. 1895 tun'..............Juns D. ht3P.m
IDAHO 3l32 2tuus...............Juns l6 at l0i a. N.
MINNESOTA, 2965 5tuns..............June n at p a.
NEVADA 3,l25 5tuns...,.........June %, at loI A. n
COLORADO, 3O25 5tnns.,.........".July 1h9Pm
CABIN PASsA6E.........."............tGo Gold. $50
STEERAGE.... ..(Cuutneyl' WI
Saloon and State Roo,ns all o Deck.
sieersge Passage Omee No. 20 BroidEay
For freight or cabin passage Spply 20
WILLIAMS oUIoS, No. II wsllsL
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- THB ANCHOR LINZ
vOhs Cdsbqit aeneed to sal as follow"
SHR6PQ %
CoLUMBiA....... 10 CAMBRA...........JaJ 10
Cabins to IIyEaPooL GLASGOW, or DERRY, s5oaudS7'
Excursion tickets, coed for v mouths aeo ~
ftss,s' to S,,so" & o Ds5 5.,: ss sG s!n' va
PASSENGERS booked Asd n Hamburg Ha5re, Roriin Antwerp
Dn i.,usi payable at ,uy bank Great Britain and ireland
For further Information pplr on tie steamers Tool oI DybI OF
Tie company ONCE 40 O0'"'' GESDEasoS BROTHERS
VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Stsahhip lANSA capt y Bnessnste.n, ~, -. -,
carving The Uued States Mall will sail IRON i9s Bremen % oo o.
"''N on SATURDAY. May 20
BREMFx. VIA sorrHAMpToN
LONDON HAvRB. SoUTIAMPToS saI BREMBS at the following
rates, payable 10 gold .,,o>
Frs, Cabin. h...........,..,....'..'''.''sISs,( (ou
Second Caln...,........'''''''''''''' ~ ("o@
Ihih .aDn'a.,,'', ,''''''''''''''''',s. 1GG'a
To ,. otea b. the steamship 4MERCA Capt uSthsiDsr
or ;.ss. ap,l, to oELRIcus Co. 60 Bro,dst
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A GENTS WANTED
"A FOR THB
SECRET HISTORY OF THE CONFEDERACY.

The astounding revelations aSd startling disclosures made In this
he desire Obtain H. Tho political
Davis and other Confederate leaders With tie hidden
from behind the Richmond thoroughly
hlsted SeUd for cTcna and aud fall description
he MoEh Addeaa kATONAL PuBLLsMINO Co Phahphla
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
S0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LQNl ,St5

- ISLAND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT On ard ahe J9ue ioo'
the trains viii sa,s the Roosevelt Grsndt Ferries as follows;
aA NJ. Mail for Patthogae aud Way Stations
10 m. herrck and all satUnL ,y.u.- &c.
asp Express to PAtelogue stopping ynhes NaI.J Sl,a @
DrisnsYe Merc South oyster Bar, and All stations
MsSood Passengers BY this train will be ueLsa isousa 70 psp'"
and Nrs Island via stage from faichogue 80, =, p.,..
$50 Accommodation 70 i'hpi SATURDAYS % t
viii rnnurst q VALLEY Stream Tor lorkaaaTlbe D. ahd SO
hsla alb Lvat Tor FITe lsAud u hhiiE eapI
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A GENTS AGENTS. AGENTS.
"A THB PACIFIC RAILROAD OPENED
SEVEN DAYS FROM NEY-IORK TO SAN FRANCISCO.
AID now q new Interest Is felt 10
TIR GREAT WEST
bv everybody have isusd EDITION popusr
EBRYOHD THE MISSISSIPPI BY Albert D. Richardson, written
Of G9 NOttiug Will compare With
this New enga1ihg Rier 1t
contains pages illustrations aud the complete Of
all bOotou the list We sell With all additions a, 10 original pncs
% the only book that show
THE OLD WEST As TT WAS. AND
THE NEW WEST AS IT Is.
should not cell Imitation books those which
small portion Of Western teTnory sud el o time
the u and complete history
The Whole 1885, present time. We shall pay
sud bY ppyug
the pubLSberE AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co.,
Hartford, Conn.
BLISS Co. HeWsfk r.. J. r. W. BLISS Co, Toledo, Ohio
J. q. GILMAN Co. Ch!eszo, M.
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

DTIYTAINT0Rs NEW-YORK TO PHlLA-
ID DELPHlA, BALTIMORE ard wAsulNloN 0UlDK
DARITAN AND DELAW ARE BAY RAIL
HI ROAD-Por Long BRANCH RED BANh bKiCkS,bsUkSS' ,sS'
MANCHESTER TOMS RIVER, kcOn and shsr MOhuAi MAY w
1909 TWO DAILY LINES Saed 'IesPsd leave rss 40 oYT ~ %
DuaheAl by steamers NEvBRSkk, At n Ana JEssb hoI
lO5 touching Pier No o. foot Of Ree1orsL a. tiso "a o
passengers op Reurnng-Leave Toms River nsW m aaa 'S
p u. Long DrAash, 7:l3 ~. Aaa IN. ,,nvy . ~ r.,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
Fourtory tbreestOry shop and lot l8lIs3 No.
o. ChsthaDsL Chambersst, Edward Faer....s sH&i
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

P,pysY Station 10 Nesiork Of Twenty Ir'n!h'1 and
Fourhsve. Butfance on Twenty sevsnthbt
TRAINS LEAVE HEWNORK, - -
Por NsuIIEVen aud Bridgeport kI ll:JO N 7l3 (bLl
CEI D. l.t5 1.3O 500. and tkxl IN.
For Milford sr,od Farasd Southport Gad ws';pOr, ll:9o
n. 3:t5, l:Jl. aud $50 p.
For Horwsi / (EIE 3 l1O a m l'is (EIl (ELh 's,
i:9O tEE.l, $50 6.j0, and (EI.l p
For stanford stRI) il1oL m l2;ls (EIl 2l' ELl
3,l5 40 tErJ 4: IS $50 $50, 7.i5. (EH) p. "a
For GTsssSisb l. ii:SO N 9;ls 5iS as $50 soo 7'lS
For Port Chester and intermediate IAoaS NI ilooL n 1'
3:t5. as $50, $50, 7:l5. and $50 .,
CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston. via Springfield, So u lELl. 9(EEhsPm
For Boston. via Shore Line. l7:l5 (BIl p m.
For Hartford aud sprius6e m (BI j. l9s (Exh
Por ConpecueuI R Railroad tE1 la;l9 N 70 honirsA
For HSrtSori PrSrJ,nee Fihi Railroad (Rrl ls'
Tor NsvFa1su New London and stO0OstOa Railroad At n
For Canal Railroad m I2;iSp Northampton and williams
bursh.
Por Housatone Railroad 8 a m. and p N.
For Haugauck Railroad, 8 a. n., (EL y A:D p m
FOR pAnbgry and Norualk Railroad = A. N, Aio m
For New.CabaAn Railroad. 1873 t.9o, And $50
Conuodlous Sleeping Cars attached 70 2 m Ias'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
AUCTION SALES OF DUTcHEss COUNTY REAL Es.

BY MALLORY BLACKWELL
Mansion oubuidngs, 6e and $50 aCeG Hyde
Park kuoNn Bee6sd" Nathaniel Dole 7soA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
CLAYTON. RBMsRE L BAPPRLFfEGRR,
Nos 6l9 and 81l M6rkstSt, Philadelphia

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Iayeeu Waiting EgroPe should provide themselves with HAR
PRS HANDBOOK By W. PENBRoKs FKrRD0H paes 81 50 Ih
e only complete Of Eufovs and s BAS pubIhsd She
kbghah 1nguage Vtieh is Hads e9irsy nes every rear
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

HARPEks PHRASE BOOK Or HANDBOOK OF Travel TALK
lo7 The Of travellers AM schools IN Engsh German French
ltshah, BY W PEnBRoKE fETRiD0g price OIL 50 HARPER
bkOTUERS. Publishers For sale by al Bookseller
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
SUMMARY on REAL EsrATE TRANSACTIONS

Tat. sine. J.nu.y sa99.. teIssa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

/ D RtCkER, Geal Snpt OthI ~ ~ Ab =
DUY TAINTORs ERIE RAILWAY GUIDE,
I'D containing co.orsd ari d,sctpoDs Of all stations
TAINTOR BROTHERS, 679 Broadway, N. Z.
DUY TAlNTOR's HUDSON RIVER RWAY
ID GUIDE containing eoor,d maps and descriptions oI s1oe
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trainsf for
ALBANY sri TROY eopnecng with Northern and western
Esvlofk follows Cincinnati aud chicago biPf's
lOs3 MontreAl E1pres. M Paeiae
Erre $50 Might Express II Eesant bTawiug Room
s day trains a9d Sleeping 10 bght trains The
1prl &C. Iiee WI II. VANDERBILT. yesPrs,ideuL
DUY TAIN TORS NEW-IORK TO SARA
I'D TOGA BUFFALO. and NIAGARA FALLS GUIDE, with maps
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
- CHANGE or TIME-MONpAY April 26 1853 kKprss rEsins
NI rvs Ta tuty-fhL and foutthave a. aBl ~ tor
Albany Troy Psasd &c Chatham Nal Trln viii leaye A. y
aid Pavhugs 1niu at AIS 2 l. e. BlChhOlI saPt &s
kcs-lOls. April 2a 1903
RUY TAINTQR" HARLEM R0UTEGUIDE,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL NAIL 1TKAHSHIP COMPANY.
RsEulaT Mall ssamsn sailing The 13d Of sVsJ monihi
NORTH AMERICA. Capt -, June a.
kBRKiNACk, Capt NHfK. July IL
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt TISHLEPArGB AuguIt7a
Thsss splendid samsu sail tthduls ThemA
Para PsrnsmbusO Bahia and RE Dc sns going and Yer
oaGagSnsnu Of hsEht o. pAIAgs, bpplJ to
VIZ OAkRii6E. Agent No Bo~hrEgr,,n
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
h TIIB CROMWELL LINZ.
esanshp ofhs Line win leave Pier No North River Al ososh
D N. q foliowts
hARlPOSA. .Kembls. SATURDAY Juns5
GEO. CROhWkLL......Y .YAil.........sATURDAY June u
Freight tAisH for ST. Losi Mobile and 0llvsos hIoSEh
fttsa
YOr Passage (arh ard seobe tls,,l OF Freight apply
II. D. CROMWELL A % No M Me,tt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
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''TT'HE MORNING RIDE"

THE MAN OF SORROWS-THE son OF
Dseourses the Humanity Of jesus Cht BT COU
LIN D. D. Munster Of the National Church Of Geneva One volume
l1mo, Cloth Price 81 IS
published by
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02
DUY TAINTORs HARLEM ROUTE GUIDE,
I'D soua Meg eolored maps descriptions OF all stations
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
VI DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD


Dso,i SsvYok oo o Barcayst Ast hot q Chns,ophsr
MAIL TRAlN connecting Deuye With Boolton Branch
Branch Waterloo With Z. T. for Az
With the D. L. and w r r. for Water
Soubu Great Bend aud al points the Lack
sti BoosJurg Delaware and Hudson r. R at Baton
With Lehh AID SuqushalBa r. oT Bethlehem Ahsnt9Sn haaeA
Clunk, Anl Wiiesbarre. - - .
Washington Pbpsburg and kssi0ni
meets Phphurg With Bel Del r. r. for Beire 6e. and 81
" for Bethlehem Alsa!osu, haueb Chunk aad
Nukcsharre.
Water GAP, strousburg ard Scranoni at Dover
With Chetter X. r. aud a Waterloo With SusssH X r.
and i:3O p. m TO SUMMIT and i1iermeae stations
ll:l5 D. m 10 SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate siauaI
stations
FOR SBWARK G.J0. T;3 $780, $3.50 0;2O H. ll;@ lW a.
l. 2 J:1O $40 49, $50 5O 5Jo 6o 6:9U ':E. SiS. aai
For BLOOMFIELD aad MoSTcLAR Hs:5O. IOO $50.
s. G:lU p. NJ SCuOCH, Ani'ant sapern1sndenb
r. 4. HESsr G. p A.
DUY TAINTORs MORRIS and ESSEN and
ID PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS GulDB With tolored n.pL
DUY TAINTORs SPRINGFIELD ROUTE
ID GUIDE ousns eoot sad dsIerpuoni Of a.. ,tAosL
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1862
P,ug.r Station Newiork Of Twenty and
Fouthsve. Batrabce TwentJ seysnhIt
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

0SNuulIONS VNlaUlLU-- 2A'aus'
A SMART, intelligent young man is dcslTous
N Of obtaining SITUATION 20 TRAVEL West Can tie beat
Of references Address days r. G. F.. Tribune Once
A SITUATION WANTED for COACHMAN
~ ofuneIeptonabe character who thoroughly understands bis
Adies, Cosehmau a. w. Wilson'S u Easi TeuiAst GJ
WANTED-By a YOUNG MAN writing an
w excellent hand employment COPisE Addre" WILSON.
Tribune Ohce
VNANTED-By practical bOollkeepeT, lately
grocer POSITION u whoete housegroeery iTui
produce, ke Address W. A, No. 2i6 N.n'bAye.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-02

H. n sIuoss osnsrsl Superintendent
CnA5. H. VALE, General PsavDEsr Agent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Spain In Danger-The Resolutions OF
the Colored Assistant Adjutnnt-Gcnernl.
It seems that the soul of Elliott is up
in arms. He comes to the aid of the Ge-
neral Government. With "the last dol
lar and the last man." he pledges South
Carolina to the General Government if
'grim-visaged war" shall show md not
smooth sits wrinkled front" With ac-
customed Oim and with the heavy artil-
lery OF fwords, he strikes blow at Spain,
"the slave:driyer of nations" We can
imagine how the backbone of General
Grant will stiffen, as lie reads of Elliott's
novel How the nerves of Secretary Fish
will grow firm-for not yet is it forgotten
that "the colored troops fought nobly."
We can imagine, too, how stricken Prim
will feel, and how Cespedes, Qnesada and
Jordan will exult.
The Assistant Adjutant- General is on
the war-path. He wants new departure
taken. AS for ourselves, we confess a
strong partiality for the cause OF Cuba.
and il this cause can furnish occasion
for the escape in this direction of radical
steam, we shall have occasion to bless it
more than ever.
South Carolina radicalism is growing
military in it's aspirations-for Elliott
leads. To civil performances in legisla-
ton, it wants to add military ecln "On
with the dance!" Let the war be carried
into - Cuba. The Spanish Don is the
man. Strike at him.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Mr.. EDITOR: In recent issue of the
PHOENIX, you took occasion to review the
condition of things i'll this section, and
alluded to the speech Of Mr.. Congress-
man Hoge That speech was most in
fam matory one, and had no other ten
dency than to create trouble. But there
was one good thing about that speech
yon did not tell. When Hoge was in
terrogated by citizen as to the value in
money of full hand, he CURLY replied
in such way as to infame his sable au-
ditory. The citizen left the house; some
one cried out arrest that man. This was
the ignition Of the match. The crowd
of negroes present rushed to the door,
crying arrest him, kill him, hang him,
go. This frightened the distinguished
orator SO much that he took to fight
and was subsequently found behind the
door, in the jury room, biting his nails
and trembling in his shoes, as il he were
the culprit about to be impaled. Really,
this fellow Hoge does some right good
things occasionally. ABBEvILLE. :
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

A COLD To-DAY-a cough tomorrow,
tightness of the breast the next. Pneu-
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issue-all from neglected cold
or cough. STANLEY's CEnEBRATRD CouJaH
ExPECToRANr, known more than quarter
OF a century, is the only sure remedy.
The remedy is at hand. Why will ye not
nse it? For sale by FISHER l. HnNrTsH,
Druggists. MO
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Do You WANT HEALTH?--AkD WHO
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lious, anti-scorbutic, aperient and puri-
flying Herbs, Roots and Barks that ever
entered into any medicinal compound.
N27 6
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Living Writers of the South.

GHORT biographies, lists of works, and ex-
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States. BY Professor James Wood Davidson.
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Vashti, or Until Death US Do Part. BY Au-
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Men and Nature in the Arctic and Antartic re-
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The Romance Of Spanish History, by John
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Pictorial Field Book Of tho War of 1912. BY
Benson J. Losing, author Of Pictorial Field
Book Revolution. $700.
Photograph Albums, Pocket Cutlery, &C., at
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S Bookstore.
Nov Or
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

It seems that Grants entertainers in
Pennsylvania had to pay sixty dollars to
prevent the serving of warrant upon
their guests for catching trout of Sun
day. Ho only caught dozen.
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TOu-Keeper,

TO0-Keeper.
A PPLICATJONS FOR TOLL-KEEPER OF
IN BROAD RIVER BRIDGE will be received
until the 10th instant. None who cannot fur
nish good recommendations for honesty and
integrity need apply. EDWARD HOPE,
Dec 16 President
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

"Just the thing" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTRRs. N2l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

'I am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition,"I use Sono-
MoN's BTTTERs. t.t MAJ
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

BuaTs CLsuyiy.lTho annual meeting of
this club was held in McKenzie's saloon
last night, when the following officers
we're elected to serve; for the ensuing
year: ,PFesident-S. w. Melton, ESQ.
vice-P George Summers, Esq;
secretafy-W. K. Greenfield, Rsq. Trea-
surer, John James, Esq; Standing Com
uiittee- .::@ssrs. John Mckenzie, Edw'd
Hope. A. Oliver, r. MoDougal. John s.
McIptosh, G.. A. Shields. 49,.
BUsNEss CAnDs AND CIRcuLAas.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution Of business cards
and circulars, our tnerchanta'and others
will please give attention to tie Tact that
our job Office is supplied with the best Of
boards, OF all colors, fine com mnaercial
note and other paper, and the very new
EST and most fashionable styles OF type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 30
Nickerson House. M. Cross,
Hartford, Conn.,; r. A. Fair; Y. J. P.
Owens, Laurens; E. W. Groot, Char
lotte; j. 81. jerks, VIM. M. Ladder,
Francis Winthrope, Charleston; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. McLure, j. E. McLure, Ches-
ter; j. M. Wharton, Baltimore; A. Mont
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ton, Chester; Jamss E. Wolff. Peters
burg, Va; Thomas Chatham, Ninety
Sig; W. P. Nichols, New York G. Utley,
T..
VIM. H. Brawley, Chester; J. V. Harris,
Columbus. Miss. A N. Kirkland, South
ern Express Company; W. M. Drafts,
Lexington; J. Marenus Fredsburg,
Charleston; T. Babcock, N. c.; Thomas
j. Steers, Samuel G.. Henderson, Wal
halla; w. T. Head, NiDety-Six; F. A.
Connor. G. S. Connor, Colesbury; Mrs.
W. ID. Dubany, Baltimore; M. A, Hug
gins, Darlington; Hon. J. P. Reed, Hon.
James l.. Orr, Anderson; MRS. Banks
aud child, Virginia; John T. Green
Sumter.
National Rotel-W. II. Roane, N. c.;
G: Curry, T. O'Brien. N. Y; J. r.
Charles, S. c.; w. F. Pearce, Miss; G.
Honeywell, @. II. Smith, Boston; G. II.
Birdsall, N. j.; j. E. Collins. George
town; j. r. Leary, Kingville; j. Lesesne,
Pom Pom; r. Arnold, Charleston; J. n.
Pope, Laurens; s. 81. DUNCAN, Balti-
moro; j. Duncan, Laurens; J. W. Grady,
G. W. Guffin. Greenville; w. 81. White,
Gadsden.
New ADVERTISEMENTS ton is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
d. G. Peixotto & Son-Auctions.
e. Hope-Toll Keeper. .p
Meeting Richlaud Lodge,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
and Western mails are open for delivery
at p. m. closed at II. 80 O. m. Charles
ton day and Greenville open at $50 p.
m.: closed at $50 p. m. Charleston
night mail open ut $50 q. M. closed at
4.15 p. m. On Sunday, the post offioe is
open from to 2 p. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

New ADVERTISEMENTS ton is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
D. G. Peixotto & Son-Auctions.
q. Hope-Toll Keeper. 81
Meeting Richland Lodge,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Black seed Oats.
4 CAR LOAD to arrive.
l. FISHER, LOWRANCE Il FISHER.
Nov27 ffsa4f. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Cow Feed. $40 q
A MOTHER lot OF 200 Bushels, just received
N at the Columbia Ice House, and will be
sold low for cash. J. D. BArEMAN.
Nov 20 - ~ "a
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

The presentments Of the grand jury of
Lexington County, for April and August
Terms, 1869, was referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. w. j. McKinlay introduced a bill
to amend an Act entitled can Act to
amend an Aot to define the duties and
jurisdiction of County Commissioners. "
Referred to Committee on County Offices
and Officers.
Mr.. Wilder introduced bills to amend
an Act entitled "An Act to provide for
the temporary appointment of Magis-
trates, and to define their powers and
duties; to protect from arrest any men,
Der of the State Police for any alleged
offence committed by him in the dis
charge of his duties. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. s. 3. Thompson introduced bill
to incorporate the Columbia Oil Com
pany. Referred to the Committee on
Incorporations.
Notice was given Of bill to amend
the charter of the Columbia Bridge
Company.
The Attorney General was requested to
require the attendance of at least two
Solicitors during the present session OF
the General Assembly.
Representatives Farr and Boston OBJ
tnined leave of absence.
AT 3 2. NJ, adjourned.
SENATE
The Senate assembled ut IL m, Presi-
dent pro tsmpore Montgomery in the
Chair.
A Committee of Conference was an.
pointed, and amessage sent to the House,
requesting the appointment of similar
Committee on the cause of disagreement
between the two Houses, relative to the
purchase of certain copies of Richard.
sons Reports.
The petition Of Mrs. @. LaBruce.
praying 6 renewal os certificates of State
stock lost or destroyed, was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
| The petition of the Nashville Inde.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Oranges! Oranges!! ~
TUST received on consignment. and for sale
81 very low, 5000 very choice. sweet ORAHaEs.
Nov 20 II. O'NEALE A SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-01

Oak Bark! Oak Bark!
NXTANTED, at the Columbia Tannery. 1O(
w Cords OAK BARK. Apply to
N23 j. p. THOMAS Il CO.. Columbia. g. G..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07

BRIDGE DRsTRoYED.-The bridge over the
Presumpscot, which was destroyed by fire last
week, and which, it was expected, would be
rebuilt so as to allow the passage OF the trains
over the P. &. X. Railroad yesterday, was de-
stroyed Sunday night by the giving way of a
guy. The spiles for the temporary bridge had
been all driven, and ON these wooden trusses
had been placed, on the top of which planks
were to be laid on which the rails would run.
As the last horse was being raised and the guy
hauled taut, the rope gave way and all the
horses tumbled like a pile of bricks. A large
number Of workmen, some fifty in all, went
down with the bridge and were somewhat in
jured. Mr.. Trussell, the master mechanic,
had three ribs broken and was knocked sense
less. Mr.. Colby, the master builder, was
also knocked senseless and somewhat bruised.
1t is expected that the bridge will be rebuilt by
tonight A large herd of 600 cattle were driv-
en- round to Portland by road. The yester-
days trains came in only twenty minutes late,
using the County bri1ye.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07

MORE CONFIDENCE TRIcKs.-It seems that
we have not yet heard the last of Mr. Orlando
G. Brown, alias Davis, the confidence man. 1t
appears that before he left here he passed two
checks on unsuspecting persons for $40 and
$l5 each, purportng to be drawn by Francis
Chase, Esq, Superintendent of the P. S. &, P.
Railroad, on the Canal National Bank, paya-
BILE either to order or bearer. These checks
were cashed at his request, he giving some
plausible excuse, and when they were present.
ed yesterday at the Canal National Bank were
pronounced forgeries. We understand that he
has passed one in Boston for $50, one on the
agent of the Eastern Express Company in that
city, representing himself as connected with
the p. s. & p. Road, and as he appeared ia
miliar with the employees he created no sus-
pcion in the agents mind. Brown used to be
baggage master on the p. s. & p. Road, and
was discharged by Mr.. Chase for good reasons,
hence, probably the use of his name in forging
tho checks