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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-03
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has ordered the
Treasurer at New York to purchase
1900, 600 of bonds weekly during Au-
gust in addition to the million every two
weeks for the sinking fund.
The debt statement shows reduction
OF 81, ESQ. 900.
Bullion in the Bank of France has in
creased 1900, ,O00f. Bullion in the Bank
OF England has Increased G92, ZOO.
The Prince Royal of Denmark was
married to Princess Louise, of Sweden.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-The public
debt shows coin balance of $66, 900, 900;
certificates 36. SOC, GOO; currency balance
23. 600. 600; sinking fund $4,000, 900;
other bonds purchased IL, ,OOO,0
"A delegation from Norfolk, Va, head
cd By the member of Congress from that
District, is at the Navy Department., urg-
ing the removal of conservatives from
the navy yard.
There will be no regular Cabinet meet
ing until September, unless an emer-
gency requires it.
Three spurious legal tender tens were
taken at the Treasury to-day. New
plates for legal tenders, from $1.OO to
81 600. are in course of preparation.
There is no safety in receiving green
back tens. This remark does not apply
to national bank tens.
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We are told that the efforts of the cot
ton-consuming nations of Europe to
increase the production of that plant in
India, Egypt and Turkey, have failed
entirely, and that the United States will
lind q satisfactory demand for all the
cotton that can be raised in the South.
1t Is calculated that If the English cotton
manufacturers had during the seven
years after 1861 increased in the same
ratio as during the five preceding years,
the hands would also have increased to
!2O,OOO over the number employed in
1861, whereas the factory population is
From this fact it is argued that India
and Egypt did not fill the deficit caused
in England by the stoppage of the i'm.
portation of American cotton.
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"FREsH AS A MA1DEN's BLUSH" is the
pure peachy Complexion which follows
the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm. 1t
is the true secret of beauty. Fashionable
Ladies in Society understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into City Belle more ra-
pidly than any other thing.
Redness, Sun-burn, Tan. Freckles,
Blotches and all effects of the Summer
Sun disappear when it is used, and n
genial, cultivated, fresh expression is
obtained which rivals the Bloom of
Youth. Beauty is possible to all who
invest IS cents at any respectable store,
and insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-03

The VIRGINIA ELECTION. According
to the latest returns it appears that the
vote at the recent election in Virginia
was as follows: Walker, 119, ,492; Wells,
1O1, 29l, giving Walker q majority of
18.2Ol. The registration was white,
l44. 545; colored, 118, ,76S, 80 that Walk
er's vote was 25,053, or Is per cent. less
than the colored registration. The votes
on the clauses of the Constitution were as
follows: The disfranchising clause
against, 124, 361; for, 84,4O4-majority
against, 39,957. The test oath clause
against, 124, LOG; for 83. 3.114-majority
against, 4O,992. From this it will be
seen that 5000 persons who voted for
Wells did not vote for the Objectionable
clauses, and of these about 5000 voted
against them.
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The past week was one of horror and
sensation for Cincinnati. A summary of
the incidents, accidents and crimes en-
braces the following: Unprecedented fall
OF ram; child killed by lightning; three
cases OF drowning; two deaths from sun
stroke; one case of infanticide; five sui
cides; q wife nearly murdered by her
husband; hotel proprietor and three
others stabbed by desperate; death by
fall from a window; three children RIM
over; man crushed by falling through
n hatchway; midnight murder and n
serious stabbing affray.
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Contents Of the Lanier House.
BY JACOB LEVIN

On THURSDAY MORNING next, 5th instant,
at 10 o'clock, will sell, at the Lanier House,
Main street without reserve,
Sundry FURNITURE, Store and Bar Fix
lures, &c., among which are Arm Chairs,
Glassware, Knives and Forks, Spoons, Wait
ers, Ale and Porter, Claret, Cooking Stove and
Fixtures, with variety or articles usualy re-
quired in like establishments.
Terms cash. Auo1
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An exchange says the prospect is dark
IN the South. 1t is neat euphemism
for negro suffrage.
A few days ago q man died in Pearson
County, N. c., from having his teeth
plugged with poisonous foil.
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Auction @a1e@.
Assignee's Sale.
BY D. G. PEEXOTTO & SON

In the matter Of III. p. Green, Bankrupt
PY virtne Of an order to me directed bv
~ Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge Of United
Carolina, will sell, before the Court House.
inColumbia. on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
September next, at II o'clock A. M:
All that desirable LOT OF LAND. with the
commodious buildings thereon, situated in the
city of Columbia, containing one acre, more or
less; butting and bounding to the North on
lots Of Rev. q. Bruce Walker and Wm A. Har-
ris; East on Pickens street; West on lot OF Mrs
r. p. Mayrant; South on Senate street. Being
part Of the estate Of said Il. P. Greon, Bank,
rupt.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for title
and stamps. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
AOGusr ., lo6S. Assignee.
aux tu4
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

IMAM URES.
Inc Suphur Acid and Company c.
completed
the direction
efromra contanr
,Prnident
of hisCom
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT.
SUPPER AND FANCY DRESS BAI

A GRAND TOURNAMENT,
SUPPER AND FANCY DRESS BALL.
WILL be given at the Montgomery White
wv Sulphur Springs, Virginia, tBig Tunnel
Depot Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. } on
THURSDAY, August s., 1862
Inc fToprietors take great pleasure in in
forming their friends and the public that they
have taken special pains to make the above
pageant one Of the most imposing character.
me celebrated Metropolitan Band 40 pieces)
the lawn will be brilliantly Illuminated by
l,OOO Chinese lanterns, and q magnificent dis
play Of fire. works.
Sir knights will be allowed to practice three
days in advance upon the grounds. Horses
furnished when necessary.
For further information, address Committee
OF Arrangements, care of
WILSON LORENTZ, Proprietors.
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OBITUARY.

Died, at Spartanburg, S. c., on the morning
Of July 30, 1869, MARY Eta infant daugh ghter
OF w. RICHARD and MARY E. CATucARr, aged
nine months and twenty-nine days.
C An angel, now, in Heaven"
Like flower she graced the spot
Where was cast her early lot;
And, wherever she appeared,
Smiles were wakened, hearts were chcered.
Like flower, cut down at noon,
She has faded, ah now soon!
And the place she decked before
Knows her now, alas no more"
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University of South Carolina.

THE next Session will begin Oh
ALSM the first MONDAY in October, and
Glll - continue, without intermission,
VSto the ensuing July.
Wa& Advantages are offered Mt this
~ Institution to Students in Law,
thc graduates being entitled to practice in
the Courts OF this State;) in Medicine, (thc
course OF ns,'ruction being extensive and
thorough, with two written examinations dur
ing the Session;) in Engineering, Mathema-
tics, Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy,
History, Rhetoric, English Literature, All.
cient and Modern Languages, and in the va
rious Scientific Schools.
Expenses for Session of nine months:
Annual fee, $50; Library fee. SIC. 90; Room
Rent fee, $1,000; Tuition fee, -; for each
Of three schools, $500; Tuition in Law or
Medicine, $4,000. Board can be had at SIC to
$50 per month. By messing, it will be less.
For further information, send for Catalogues
to the Secretary of the Faculty, Rev. c. Bruce
Walker. II. w. BARNWELL,
Chairman of Faculty.
COLUMBIA, s. c., August 2, 1863.
Aug g3 t2mo
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Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to
dress the Hair J17 +l3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-03

Horace Greeley addressed O large
crowd in Richmond, Va, on Thursday
night: His allusions to political affairs
were brief. he thought that Walkers
platform embodied the only true grounds
OF reconstruction. He is opposed to po-
ht!cal disabilities. and advocated the pro-
lection OF the interests and rights of all
classes. He dwelt upon the great mate
rial resources OF Virginia-especially its
unparalleled supplies of coal and iron, and
Its productive soil He urged the young
men of the State to remain, there being
enough here for all to do, and opposed
the substitution or ooolie for negro labor.
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Notice,

Notice.
NNHE Books of the County Treasurer will be
l. kept open until the 18th inst, for the re-
ceipt Of taxes; after which time the penalty
prescribed by law will be enforced against ali
deiaulters. JOHN ROBERTSON,
Aug Treasurer Richland County
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-03

Our readers have observed that we
rarely praise patent medicines, and that
we advertise only the very best of them.
But now, the remarkable recovery of
Mrs. Rice, Of Canastota, from her dis
tressing and almost helpless scrofulous
disease, which is known throughout the
community, and unquestionably the effect
OF AYERS SARsAPARILLA, leads us to pub
lish without reserve the remarkable eff
cacy of this medicine. We do this in
the interest of the afflicted. Any remedy
which can so effectually ''raise one from
the dead" should be universally known;
and we wish it may be universally as
successful as it has been in the case of
Mrs. Rice.-Daily Journal, Syracuse.
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Administrators Notice

administrators Notice.
A LII persons holding claims against the
n estate OF MARY L. TURNER, deceased.
viii present them properly attested; and ali
ed, on or before the 1st day of January. ism.
Aug 8 tu13 g. B. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10
lRubel Depe1Gen.

Venb.-Gie fs(. 5rsisaot szathmar tat
SRI. Quenis&oNuth I'M ssiesreebifteHMsse
Elm Waucat ulaebpten; CT antT'Dstete ]eepd'
eutlnieceu a~tletnenp, "a e. unter otefsr
Dsnaltie ni,bt naG lln9arn 3urudfspren
nil.
oerie.-N RAD ben gyrendsn llno
Gruppsn abselsnbet moroen, u1n bic earlt%
ten<Janoen al, perllebcrfhreitun9 rer@rsn;e
5pauicn's III serbinoern. Gen. Mloareop
1T ais Gommarbant mad 8a1arplto abses
san9en.-Marihua Gerrcno brr'htete &C.
fern ben cnnitituirenben .Gortes", eae Be-
feble aur &bbaituna Der Wabicn natb euba
Ab9tnsen uno bic Geputirten BON bort balo
eruartet merben.
Sic ecnlituireuber gortes rptirten gefcrn
biz pcn prcuiioriihen @esieruns oerlan9ts
neus Mn!eibe 81 u @rocent.
SIT ben @ropinien parert bic @tberfcb>
ltAfeit 9eSen bas GonlcripttpnsseIeS fort.
Mton tefurdtet ueuerpines einen gepaltias
men Musbra9.
Qpnbon.-Nu5 ben Mrley>Roblennincn
in Qanea{bire wtrb eine ;meite idredliheGr +
ptpipn acmctDet. % Yerlpnen wuroen auf
Der @teQe aetoDtet lno etma SO erl;tten mebr
pber mtnpcr Itwere 8tr!esunsen.
Mlnden.- 3ufc!ae elmer Srbrs bes
Mrmte> Sen. >gommansps meresn ja so
Mann Don ieber Gompasnte Der batrilhen
Snfarterie int 8ereid,e Der 9a!ien Arnlee TO-
fort bturlautt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-04-10

DubIiu.-Dte 8irdcnipnpbe 1T beute
In Der 81. Matrid's Gotbeerale sular.11eN:
oetreteu unp bat Delesateu CUR ern1erens
iber bic iri(he 8irdenfrase 9siraslt.
Npm.-Der @abt wirb AM 10. NFrtl
cine alaemeine Mmneitte fur aas @erbred'fr
inn @cbiete bes &irhenifaates, Oh re nun
ataeurtbeilt, ppcr annpN in l~lntsrluh@naa'
bait iino, e~rla1cn.
@ieu.-Der &atlsr 1at oas sn sen1
RstAsratbe aecptirte 0cles,< wpIan que
p'rebs uebertretunssa rpr @e|dANprensn @e~
riate eebraGt tperpen ipllen, fanetipni:t.
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Scr B d ) T.

SEilenig ii, 100 MAJ, Ben Curtis Scn MDbelll
unb anbere Standardization aiGt fsnnt.
Die perlhtebenen 0erdtbfhafter, bic tie NIT
Iih itbleppten, erinnertcn at ben Oentlder,
Der pen &eGel, iii benz CT fur bic Sduera oa>
beim int tsuurinaer ODrfAen raS Bier &C.
braut, nan Cincinnati brodss, mn t,tb aug
bier auf bas eple !6anbwerf Der 1srltenl1tt~
bcreituna at leaen, an bea Shorpeultapter
shneiptr, Der far so @funb Slseleilen bic
Sdtfs< uns Giienbabnfrud't heiaElts, lela'e
an Sen MGrfer S1uern, Der pen SNupfas@
rem, in bem CT ben Giinser III fstn 0arttpel1
oefaryt, ilber ben Ocean NIT iA brathte,
peii feline TYau ubjplat rarauf belto1,o, u:
SC: neuen &eilaas9 auh sinsN Wa:tsn III
tabei.
Mailaub, Staten. !pieii9c slattsr
erbeben fplssnpta SN+1ersenslspre1: uJlt Is
3ufaa, @~ertansnif, poer Slide se5 Sc
idides. ~! leit mehr, rertt S'pel SaDrsn
bobet i'm ,,Teatro della Scala nur Drtltas
ppnnen ppa ien feits BET Ilpen nit @lid u.
OelNitf bebuttrt, unb benaph tebarren mir
NOD immer arf bent Gabne, eab pic AEultt
cit NriYileaium Stalien's isi. "a batten
MIR ypr aQern bic TriDi, eine Wtensrtn; int
Scya. S. bic 1efiinN, etrc SM.vet;srtn bic
Stel, uen 8rinn; Trln. Senia, eine lln>
aartn; sic Marsf aus ,partbnr3 nao jest
5yln. 5iaes, zinc Ar1cgifarc1in. What
next:"
massu lanss wa4rt TT aud
ntht lhG n.-Isr Seitlthe Sanserbuap,
trelher letn GInserfet fcn.meacen Spmmer
in &alttlanrc abbalten nil, teabliHtt9t BAT
lsibs iieben Sage lang SIT feiern. Das,
- nta ,ns bebilnfeu, 1T bic oeutiheGcn1ptbs
lihSett bod, etlpas ;u ireit getriebsn. User,
uu, WptteswtQcn, fann iteben Sage lang
in einsu1 fort tulRn1ell Seben: Gte Apeil'
nuh,,e an benz Usits rtllb il panurh 1steits
serfGuolin cine belhranfte ~bleibe1, Bonn
fper traene Elm Weihdft Bat, miro palslhe
niht att bis scbu Sage lang eia:n1 Tefte i'll
lieb yerla(Ien, er lei Denn ein G~rj<Summlsr,
Sic Mn1crifansr atgr mlis1 Die ucber;sus
euns ertalten, zap mir 0eutihe ipnreratns
Ncradter bes amsrifanllhen 0elo = ,}stt9el
itss unr 9umn!ler pbne 0leid'M 'tnc.
s}n Suinen, SIS, wuyoe Gin Sproti
sou Mahtarn penen bie AtrthIhGft etrNer
eerniB uno Gin ul,ala[rtiithsr Wraucl mar
total penlplirt uro ser Beiser oes '6aules
Der iein Gi9eutbum ihusen wrute o9pttitrGf
lid ssrbauen." Da6 geiAtebt ii e:AerStao
bic hretnnal 10 9rnb 1T alsSt, @aul, watreni
Ct. Nalll ietae Gr~eibbGufern Der Gnphi!is
NIT Hitht uup gSarnle roiijeiIi0eu Shasei
Ysriicht, unp ihren llnternebn1eri ut CLAN
SENECA 8eIibthll!tsrn Serbtlft.
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- Sci iprsfaltissr Vrifuas uao 9igtun8

OH lc(H1atIt5st %lAIun1 wv o~"""o
ber Nabribten aus Cuba, tpie fe Der untsr Der
gcntrule ber ipaniiben 8ebGrbe iebenbe Isle'
graph uus tsinst, eslanst man gu Der batIad1e,
eab bic revp!utipnGre 8ewesuns ii@ nit Intpi'
terlebli9cr Gepa!t mad BEN WeRsn Der Snlel
austreitet- ungea9tst Ter tpieoerbclteaSertgte
son auaebi;dsu Nieberlasen Ter SsnIurssnten.
Disis p~fisieuen Beridte linb es seraes, wcour0
suerit bisIbatIntbc pFentar tpiro, baB bic gswe'
sung aud na0 jensn Ossenben ii@ sritredt'
Die lsstsn Ielseramn,e teridtea bas Grldetnen
scn Suiurssntsn in Maeasna &c. une bic eroBe
Eba.isteit apesrsr Danbsa lit Bsloncron. GRIT
senannter ylab 1T ter S(liae @nbrunft css sur1
5apanna, Matamoras une easeenas auslaa-
fenoen Gilenbabn= Neses; bsr anbsrc Dlas Gin
piGtiser yunft int 5er3en bsS srcbsn i3udsro'@
nrifss. @irb cieler etenlo in bic HsYclution
bineineesusen, wie es bersits ber San3e Slten Der
Sniel ii, 70 srleipst Spatiea einsn Turgtoarsn
S9lag, Senn f9un baten bic Snlursentet e1ne
Proclamation CUR Mufbsbuus Der Sf'asers' e.
lnlsn, unb bic Sflaseaarbsit ia'ten .3udsro'~
Itriften allein mar es, burtg wel1f benz uWtnt=
tsrlaues" cine 10 reiAe g~iaaabmsquegs suIob.
Muc 8sridts ibsr bic barbarij1e Sriesrub=
ruus Der babgieE;Ssa Spanisr bei&tissn l19
soglsdnsis. Die Bags Der pclitilGsn OeTanse-
uen III ben Uprts Mcru uub GatanaS in 9aSat1-
nab (pl cine 1ebr t~raurige itin fe llne tpse
Gbiere sulammsngspTer9t Sen a!'em Ssrteps
nit ib,en 5rsunren abgeian;ttsn une blrfen
niats empfaussn, mas tbuea eire fleine Gslsid)z
tsruas ibrer Sage su seridafea sermSate, SIRE
einsige Nabtnns in ber Ganbc 1T bic srpte aclt
Ser Gplcaten. !1nisr ben @sfanaenen b~eneen
@, pisle Wmerifarer. Sn benz senpbnllden
Osiinsnib lino msbrtrc, bic leit Mraaien auF
tluben @ercatJt bin ihrer 5re;beit bsrnubi i'i'e,
ne;l ie cat:peber pbNs vab na@ Cuba ssfcn1msu
maren, pser peit ,naa Wafsn III ibrsN aohsra
a~efancsn bate. Die lpaniidsn Grsliri!l'sen,
mic bic r~esularen Sruppen, seisen f9 lsbr graft
fam ano blutciirfis. IS wiro teridtst, eab Gin
eornsbmer @paaisr ycrNurSem IIsnt!i9 in ga.
yanaa srfldrt bat, oab er fir jebfs pacr Sbrsn.
,usldbss bic Splpatsa ibm bringen wareen, Spet
GruarS bssablen prlls. Die Wirfangsn bea
0rissss auf ben 5aneel lao iebr fibIbar. Gon1
/. Sanuar tis sum Is. Jsbruar purrsn in, Hsr'
saussnsn Sabr 3i,t62.0O0 Gisarrsu srecrtirt
It, oislem Sabr bat itO ieopd Der GrpOrt wae
rsnp rieics ;3sitraumes nm t0,ss3,o00 Ssrna'n'
bert.
Iic Jispplution1rs scN Cuba batsn elas!
Appsll lit Ne1tfertisuus ibrer 8sfrstunseH Su'
Bsfre;uns sou Dem ipanii@enSOGe in psa Hsu
ycrfsr Slattern ~srlalen. Sie ieien Der b!U1lau
9erilasn Yplitit Spanisns mios une ssrlansts'
ibrs 5rsibe;t unb unebb insisfeit. Der Aufrn
sr{utte slsibseitis UNI bic 5ulfe uno llnttrltis
uns Muer, tic ben Sstrebansen Der Subane
sinFis iinb uno penoet fA Defenders an pi
grausu, esren 9er3 fur bic l1nteroriidtsn ibtast
Der Muiruf 1T ia Gubaaas" unter;ei9net.
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5000 Gprb maple &pf3!

Der Undergraduate rtrh r6brenc ter Saifrn aFW eoes
hes ltpniten une hsten Maple optWs. meibeS te Ean -:
Iaul Setra1t ipars. an rer Ctsrn YanbunA gum 2'eftue'
bieten. Dos 5ris r,irp W5risiale uro Netatl III Den Ha'
eiaIten Treiien ~perfauit.
W,at2 Nnbrees 5rss. Otsr 9annuns.
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st. NanI @arFtbcrtbt.
9trIsfale Hrsi'e.

ID Hheutlth Grrrco:rtrcu @ebv. Gimme
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Suittuugem.

Gmpfanasu fit Zen Waaeerer BON
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09
gp- PREPARATORY MEDICATION. +.

Tho human system, the most delicate and sens
tive OF all created things, should be duly prepare.
to meet the shock occasionod by q sudden change
In tho temperature OF the air Even the solid met
als contract and expand undcr.cold md heat-so
that II man were composed Of iron, Instead OF
fra tissues and nbrcs, circulating fluids and brit
tle osseous matter, his frame would not be proof
against the vlcssItudes OF climate. AS 1t is It be-
hoovcs every ones especially the feeble to fortlfy
the frail tenement Of mortality against the in
clemeney Of the present season. wholesome,
srength.suppJing vegetable tonic and Alternative
is the preparatory medicine required, and among
medicinal agents OF this character, HOsTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS stand supreme. In sue.
oessful career Of nearly o quarter Of a century,
the preparation has never been cqualled or ap-
pronched, and its sales are now largor than those
OF any half dozen articles, purporting tu belong to
the same oass, that has ever been advertised In
this country. AZ . remedy and preventive OF
Dyspepsia, and all It's complications, 1t may bo
said to have lived down cor,potition aud to bc :!o
standard specific Of the Western Hemisphere A
course OF this genial restorative at the commence
ment or winter is the surest safeguard against all
the complaints which are caused or aggravateI
by exposure TO cold. deco 6DAo
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WASHINGTON, December S.
The Election Committee have had no meet
ing.
Various bills were introduced for reference, In
Guiding the allowance OF one hundred and sixty
acres homestead To soldiers and sailors, ana cx-
cmrting their property equally will bun,iholders
from taxation.
In the Senate, Ferry introduced n joint rcsolu-
ton ab0lisling test oaihs, with pungent remarks
that the time Of their usefulness had passed.
The Senate today confirmed Teiknap as Secre
tary OF War, and RObeson Secretary OF the
Navy. 4 number Of nominations were referred
10 committees. including Geo. p. Sheplcy, OF
Maine, for the first district; Lewis B. Woodruff,
or New York, for the second; WIN. HcKeeman OF
Pennsylvania for the third; Geo. A. Paarce, OF In
diana, for the fourth; VIM. B. Woods, OF Alabama,
for the nth; Geo. A. ieaman, or Kentucky, for
tile sixth; Thos Drumnond, OF Illinois, for the
seventh; Lorenzo Sawyer, OF California, for the
ninth; no nomination for the eighth. Also, Chas
Clinto, for assistant treasurer at New Orleans.
Williams introduced resolution that no State
be allowed 10 Withdraw Its ratification OF an
amendment to the constitution.
bill relieving some i've hundred persons from
their political disabilities, which passed the House
last session, passed tile Senate, and goes 10 the
President. Among those relieved is Judge
Akcrman.
The Judiciary Committee were directed to In
quire whether, within the borders OF the United
States, the rights by treaty stipulations or
XlFth amendment were denied TO any person.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-09
Gue1inl Nptircs.


1sy- NASDY TALKS PLANTATION" {"
hcy traded Or my Post ons & TUX my Pay In
PLANTAsHUNI P'raps yu may he supprized to
here uymy relinquishtn nay Guv'ment Ofis with
Awl lts glory IN sccl n Caws.
Here NEE fust; then jedgc Nc. 1t happend
tliuswIsely: lwus canvassin the Mawmea Flats
for our Blurid Kedcntry 4 the Post Onis suSsech
un. In thct land Nv pcwer Delite stuk q snag
The Fever Agcr TUX me, & thee Chilis
& Shivers shuk mo-shuk me like Mold loos
button OH n Shaiky smokc-IIouse doar; til mi
fraim uy 40 Summer, lukd like sum Ole plaid Out
bumerz on n mornin' wen his Gin liz gon & lie
can't git no moar! y (N. B This is not
rlt by Edd. a. Powe; but 1t Gums so awlilrcd nccr
too IL tnet yeu woodn't no the dfrunce in the
dark.)
III this ourful cgsstremmltty Fiue Mt wonts tn
o Mold lady fren' Nv Mine & t0ad hur mi kritter-
kel phIx. Shec hes nod NEE Long & Luvd me
Wei & she cawls me Pct Names. "'Troly," sez
Shee tsech IL the rlaiful knIknomen NV mi Boi-
hood "yu orter talk good Doste NV PI4ANTA-
SIIUN BITURz. I've liy'd 1 Suferd in theaz
swaumps every sens the thaycrs WIS Hung &
no, TO detl surtinty, tibet PLANTASIlUN BITUIZ
IL thee on'y reel kcwcr fur the ShalIs ~
"B-b-but air haal-l-loyawl drlnkf" asked Il
shivernTy, fcerln Least mite bco Incurrldgln,
suththing Nv suthcrn Nacller. "DOont bee
skcerd, 'Troly," replde tho esstimabul Dorcuss,
"tha air Maid NV Calasayya, s. T.-1s6o-X &
thee Very loyawllst Kind Nv Sanity Crews Rum"
Ni Douts bein remuved & mi Feers fur thee Post
onls asswaged TUX an awlmi.y Doste Nv "PLAN.
TASIlUN" & yu bett hrutherln, It maid NEE bile
Tux anuhcr In 2H ourz & mi shaiks quit. Imay
80, tina "parsed in THAR Checks |" Thu got Not
wun Nv em llngurd too say good bl wul
Nasby kewered; a Petroleum wei !-wel wuz
Now am q PLANTASHUE mlsllunnery; go
abowt preachln tho good Tidin's to Awl shakers
IL "uthers rcqu!rrin Jente stimmerlent;" sea
small bih.) hev traded or mi Post Offs may
Now be fonnd talkin PLANTAsHUN BITURZ, In
the hiwaiz thee blwaiz frum Erly Morn till
Dewey Eve. What snnIn, sufrin, shaken bruther
III hev thee next Bottulf
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the hest i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
dec7 tutlls3