The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-26


GERS OF the National Express Company fnr
copy OF the Charleston Courier, OF vr@
terday. -
Book AND JOB PRINrIHa.-Thc Phn,,;r
Office is now fully supplied with cards.
eolored and white paper, coIorcd ink, wood
type, otc., and is in condition to execute alt
manner of book and job printing III thu
shortest possible time.
THE LADIES' .Ho&E.-We have received
the second number OF this ngw literary
weekly journal, published by DR.. T. 3.
Powell, and edited by shat talented writer,
Mrs. L. Virginia French. The frst and
second numbers give evidence that this
will be paper devoted, as it's motto saws,
''to the varied interests Of Southern wo-
manhood" 1t is published at Atlanta, and
we can commend it as one Of the best
literary papers started in the South since
the termination Oh the war
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THE NEwBERnY HEnALp.-Wc we're era-
tilted to receive even a small sheet from the
Ae''old Office, and we congr ratulate tho
Messrs. Grenekcr on their enterprise and
energy. We also commend them to the
people Of Newberry, as in every way worthy
to be sustained in giving them a frst-rste
District paper.
THE COLUMBIA MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
As suggested in the PhGnir, few days
ago, meeting Of the ladies Of this city
was held i'll the Chapel of the Theological
Seminary, yesterday afternoon, aud an
association with the above title formed. It
is their intention to take care of, and at
stated periods decorate the graves OF the
Confederates buried in this vicinity-about
200 in number. The following Committee
OF Arrangements was appointed to arrange
for decoration on Tuesday next, July 8:
Mrs. c. Il. Bryce, Miss Mary Hampton,
Mrs. Dargan, Miss Jane Reynolds, Mrs
Cordes, Miss LaBorde, Miss O'Neal, Mise
Martin, Miss A Sims, Mrs. Fair, Miss Mich
OILS, Miss Glaze, Miss Grace Elmore, Miss
Adger, Miss Wallace and Miss Wade. The
members OF the Committee are requested
to meet in the Chapel Of the Theological
Seminary, this afternoon, at O'Clock. We
shall endeavor to publish the full proceed
fngs in our next.
PRovosr CoCRr.-The following easea
were disposed of yesterday:
The United States rs. Samuel BoaaDurte.
-Charge-Stealing q mule. On
Friday night last, a Mr.. Balinger, q tobee-
conlst, was encamped near the South Caro-
iina Railroad depot, with his wagons: next
morning, he missed one Of his mules: no.
tilted the police OF the fact; in the after
noon, was informed that his mule aud the
thief had been found. 1t was in evidence
that the mule had been offered by the pri-
soner to several persons for sale One in
dividual met him several miles above Co
lumbia, trying to sell the mule, and, having
cause to suppose that he had stolen it, in
duced him to come to Columbia, where he
was identified and arrested This freed
man is one Of the two who escaped from
the guard house, about two weeks since.
The Court found him guilty, and senteuced
him to sixty days hard labor.
The United States re. .4leca: Rd,cls, freed.
dn.-Charge-Assault and battery ON q
United States soldier. Not guilty.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. s.-Attention il cali
od to the following advertisements, which
arc published this morning for the frs {,
time:
Mrs. J. p. Millinery.
I Shodair Il Stieglitz-Dissolntion
E. Il 6. d. Hope-Claret on Draught.
J. c. Janney-Election Notice.
Tolleson i Janney-New Goods