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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-10-28
COLUMBIA, S. c. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2s 1866

The ladies of Portsmouth, Va, are
having the old church at Hampton
an ante-revolutionary relic-re repaired
1t had greatly fallen into decay.
Austria has now gun which will
put forty balls through an inch and q
half plank at 200 PAGES in five mi
nutes.
1t was n solemn hour and q lonely
walk for the old bachelor on his way
home of dark night, after Jerusha
told him he needn't come again"
Mr.. Parton holds that the whole
human race will steal. He does not
know OF q single exception, we infer
from his testimony.
1t is proposed in England to es-
tablish national association for the
promotion of moral science.