The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-01
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We are indebted to John Agnew, Esq.
for copies Of New York papers of the 2sth =
twenty-fanr hours ahead of the mail.
We received visit, last night, from +.
A. Hayden, Esq, of the Spartanburg E-.-
press He viii remain in Columbia for Il
few days.
BY reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that company 81. genuine
Ethiopian Minstrels will give conceft. thu.
evening, at Gibbes' Hail.
Owing to the reduction, in the cost oy
printing paper, and the tumble in price,
generally, We have reduced the subscr;p
tion to the Pheair a. follows:
Daily paper, one year saa
DAILY paper, per month r.
Iri-weekly, one year. 50O
AAT"eeA!' per month"; .. 50
RENoYAT.-The Office of the National
Express Company has been removed 10
the bniiding formerly occupied by Mr.
Watson, Oh Washington street opposite
the ruins Of the Jail
DENTIsTRY.-Thc card OF DR. 9r;th an
pears in our columns this morning. He il
thoroughly practical man, and will Doubt
less give satisfaction to ali persons needing
his services
Slessrs. G. n. Averili & Son advert;sa
their rates OF commission for fnrwar5;ro
IN this mornings paper The experience
OF the firm i'll their line OF business is a
guaranty Of their ability to satisfy the
community in geAeral
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DEPARTURE OF THE 18th OHIO v
The companies OF this regiment. Lieuten.
ant-Colonel Haughton commanding. who
have garrisonod this city for nearly a wear
past, left yesterday morning for Summer
vile, having been relieved by several com.
panies OF United States regulars, under
command Of Colonel Green. Iient %,
HarShton was strict disciplinarian. and
kept the city pretty quiet. Under the ad
ministration OF Col Green and his "reou-
lars" We have no Doubt but that GOO,
order will be maintained.
STARRING AFFRAy.-Private 4 J. Haw.
k'ns, OF Company A. 25th Ohio Volunteers.
was, on Sunday evening last, assaulted by
george and James Windsor, and severely
wounded by the former in the face and ab-
donen. We do not know the cause of the
assault. James Windsor and Mrs. Wind.
sor, who, it appears, was present, have
been arrested and lodged in Jail. George
windsor has not Yet been arrested. The
soldier hes IN very precarious condition
at the Freedmen's Hospital, under the
charge OF Drs. Goodwin and Sylvester
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MAY PARTIES AND PIC-NICs.-We know
that we shall please the votaries of Terns;-
chore when we inform them that they can
now obtain the use of n commodious room
III delightful situation for the enioyment
OF the pleasures incident to this season
as Clark Waring. Esq, the contractor. has
Just finished laying the flooring in Messrs.
j. d. Childs Co.'s large factory. ON
the Saluda River, and the gentle,nanlv
and obiiging proprietors have expressed
their willingness to allow our citizens the
use OF it for dancing. The room il sniff.
GENTLY large to accommodate half dozen
separate and distinct parties.
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f1RE.-A destructive fire broke ont Yes.
terday morning, about 2 o'clock, in the
stable of Captain John H. Heise. on Bnu
street. The building was totally DESTROYED
together with it's contents-a horse. two
sets OF harness, wagon, piano, (saved from
previous fire, in a slightly damaged con-
dltlon,) etc. The fire then extended to thu.
adjacent building, occupied by Messrs.
Shelton, Calvo 4 Walsh, as grocery store
which was also entirely destroyed, with the
contents, excepting the books, which were
saved through the forethought of colored
man occupying the adjoining building.
From the grocery store, the fsmes spread
to another wooden building, occupied by
lsaac Smiths and several other colored
families portion OF the contents Of this
building were saved -:
Captain Heise's loss exceeds s! !.5OO-un-
insured. He states that when he WAS
aroused by the cry Of fire, and went into
the yard, the heat was SO intenec. that ba
could not get within twenty feet Of the
burning building; and as there were two
planks OFF the side Of the stable, his feel
ings were narrowed by the sight of a fa
vorite horse being burnt to death-the
mane and tail Of the ANIMAL bein1 actuoE,
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