The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-24

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| All mails close on SUNDAY at 2p. NJ
| ATTEMPTED EAPE.-As Mrs Frank Dent
was on her way to Columbia, Yesterday
morning, IN company with her little daueh-
| Ter she was assaulted, in the public road.
| short distance from this city, by u freed
man, who seized her by the throat. and il
Is stated, made All attempt to outrage her
person. The shri.ks of the child attracted
'tie attention OF the ncishbors. when the
Sc""'arci made on, but was subsequently
arrested and confined in the military iail.
ARREST OF HORSE THIEVES. Charles Par
kcr and VIM. BLIZZARD, suspected OF horse
stealing, were pursued and arrested in
Charlotte, N. e., by Samuel Mctllin and
James Power. The charge was for break
ing into the stable Of Joel Medlin, taking
from thence horse and mule, saddle, bri-
"ie' "r The parties arresting brought
farker here yesterday, bnt being arrested
10y virtue of 4 warrant issued in Fairfield
District, he WAS remandcd to the jail in
Niilhspof", as there is no District Jail in
iAchiahd The prisoner, however, will be
returned to this District for trial. as the
CRIME was committed here. Blizzard hay
l"s' escaped, is still at large
We are indebted to Peter Il. Glass. Esq.
i"r package OF Invisible photographs.
advertised i'll another column. These
pleasing, rs we'll as simple, little portable
Photographic galleries cannot fail to amuse
Old rs well rs young heads. Invost fifty
cents and witness the result
Mr.. G. has also favored us Will, an ..le
giant gold pen a supply of various kinds
OF which he has just received. Give them
a trial.
"heh person Is seriously injured by
accident, his chances for speedy recovery
depend, to great extent, on having his
mind, as we'll as body, at case. He who
mas taken the prccaution to insure himself
against accidents, and has 4 sum sufficient
i"r his support while laid mp guaranteed.
must certainly feel more ut ease than one
VIII" has not, and this ease is favorable to
his recovery. =" say the surgeons
Look ut the matter i'll what light YOU
please, there is no reason wlya man sL.nll
not always have on han, all accident no.
hey, when 1t can be so readily and easily
obtained.
NEILdIors SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tr;nity
Church Rev. T.. !. Shand, iO5 a. m. and
5 p. m.
Presbyterian Church Rev. W. L. Boegs.
pastor. 10! \. IN. and ) p. m.
Baptist Church Rev j. L. REYNOLDS ,04
Il. m and :! p. IN. Rev. Wm. II. Capers, S
p. IN.
st. Peters Church Rev j. j. OConnell.
10 y. III. and 5 y. m
Lutheran Church Rev. A. Il. Rude. lO4
4. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. Il. F..
Wannamakcr, 10Y n m. and 8 u. m. Rev.
r. G. Gage, 5p. NJ.
Christ Church Lecture Room Rev. j. NJ.
Pringle, Rector, l0t 4. m. and 5 p. M.
PROVOST Court. The Court was occu-
pied, yesterday, with the following cases:
me I"f"d states rS. Vim. Hope, yr,vd-
"u". Charge -Disorderlv conduct ON the
street. Found guilty, and sentenced to pay
Il Hiic OF $40, or thirty days hard labor.
lhe InNel StoteS rs. Eph,'ui,n I'oyte;.
u"d UW: Byno", Ji'eedn.e7a Charge
Cow-steallng. Found guilty, and sentenced
to SIXTY days hard labor.
1he United States rS Wilson Glorr,. and
ilo"zo Pd9f, freedmen. Charge Threat
eMnS to take the life OF citizen. The
Court ordered the defendants to enter into
bond and surety, in the sum of 81, 900, to
keep the peace and be on their good beha-
rior for one ve.r.
IAe United .1ufeS rs. charles Minor.
" nSo" Giore'', W. t. Thomas, H. b. .Nye,..
!~"tS N"fdU 0I'd Iudei'S0n Three,ritS,
fFetdn"n. Charge - Retailing spirituous
liquors without license Found gniltv,
aili lined $40 in each case
" Perform thy duty. good son,
And d" as thy father before thee has ,ione."
This old English adase is being ex m
pitird IN the case of Young Newton, the
only son OF our old friend, Giles G-tl.e
sign and decorative painter, glider, en-
graver, and, i'll fact, adept at any number
Of other useful as well as ornamental oc-
equations. Every day. father and son may
be seen, at the shop, on Washington street,
preparing signs, etc, not only for the cti-
Zcns of Columbia, but, also, for those Of
remote sections. Mr.. Newton, like the
majority OF our citizens, lost heavily bv the