The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-21

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS rs.-Atteution is call
ed to the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Hanahan q Warley-Groceries.
Levin d Peixotto-Furniture &c.
Julius c. Smith-Tannery, Stock, do.
r. .. Jackson-Notice.
Z. +. Jackson-New Goods
Shlver Beckham--New Goods.
+. d 6. D. Hope--Garden Seeds.
Seed Potatoes.
Fisher & Observation-Disclosures.
A. r: Phillips-House to Rent
Gen1 en- d1n:ttellgence Ofice-Cooks, &e.
Richard Caldwell-Flour.
&C Corn, Oats and Hay.
The sweet South wind breathing DER
beds OF violets, is not more fragrant than
Sozodont. And the aroma which it exhales
communicates itself to the breaths of all
who use this marvellous dentifrice. White
teeth, ruddy gums, a sweet mouth and the
certainty OF enjoying these desirables in
perp.essulty' . are among the blessings de-
rived from the use of Sozodont
CARELESS USE OF Coal Om.-The
st. Louis Republican gives an instance
OF servant girl who was very serious
~ If not fatally burned recently by
the careless use of coal oil. On pro-
ceeding to make fire in the kitchen
stove, she took the coal oil can and
dashed the contents upon the fire to
make it burn more rapidly. The
result was that the sudden blaze which
burst upwards from the fire complete
ly bathed her face, arms and neck.
and, setting fire to her clothing, soon
enveloped her in flames.
HOMICIDE learn that on last
Wednesday morning, on the Augusta
road, about eight miles below this
place, man by the name of Hughs-
ton Champion, who was arrested on q
charge for stealing corn, was shot by
Samuel P. Payne. According to the
evidence, it seem that Champion was
guarded by two persons, and when
they were about bringing him to town,
he attempted to escape, but was shot
down by Payne, who was one of tho
guard He died in about forty mi
nutes after being shot
GrsenciAe Mountainee-.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has mott
fed his congregation that he must
have an assistant to help him to do
the work at Plymouth church. So
much of his time is taken up with
public speaking and writing, he says,
that he has not sufficient time to visit
the poor, the sick, etc.
If he would preach Christ and Him,
crucified more, and the niger and
him glorified less, he would have
more time to visit the poor, the
sick, etc. ."-Louisuile Courier.
FIRE IN New YoRK.-Alker's AS
sembly Rooms, from No. 442 to 45O
Broadway, was burned on the 18th.
This includes the American Theatre,
known as ''Four Forty-Four. In
addition to the American Theatre.
the Continental Hotel, adjoining, was
burned last night; mostly insured.
The National InteAigence,' says:
''The estimate of the Freedmen's g
Bureau of the wants for the coming
year is $11, $780, ,0OO-a sum for the
governance of 100000 contrabands,
equal to the entire cost of our Go
vernment under the administration of
the younger Adams
Garden Seeds.