The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-02-16

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vertisins and job work are cash. We hop.
all parties will bear this in mind
'THE CODE. The Acts passed w Tia.
Legislature relative to the freedmen. for
sale at this Office. Price 20 cents: bv uaii
25 cents. N
Mrs. Ph9nl1 returns her sincere thapks
TO Mr. Tanning for another bowl Of deli
clons caifs head soup. To say that it was
good, would be to repeat ''twice told
tale
THH BURNING OF COLUMBIA. An inter.
estmg account OF the Sack and Destruc-
ton oi the City OF Columbia, S. Cha.
just been issued, in pamphlet form. from
the Ph9ntr steam power press. Order.
can be filled to any extent.
The attention Of parties interested is
called to the fact, that un.ler an Act of the
last session of the Legislature, plaintiffs
will be able, at the sitting of the court ON
the first Monday Of March next, to renew
their judgments and executions which
have been lost or destroyed In order to
accomplish this. notice should be lodged
for service by the Goth inst
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CAuTIoN.-We have repeatedly referred
to the dangerous condition of some of the
wells on the open squares around the citv.
On Tuesday night, DR.. 4. Wallace, while
on his way home, fell into an uncovered
we'll in the burnt district, and was very
severely injured. Luckily, colored man,
IN search Of q missing horse, heard his
cries for assistance and went to his relief
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The Phoenir is a lucky bird-to certain
extent. 1t paid flying visit to Messrs
Pohl, Randall Il Co., yesterday, and was
made the happy recipient of several useful
and tasty articlcs-a neat and elegant
castor, several pretty cups, spoons, ETC.
Whether the bird drew them or not, is Of
no consequence-it received them This
advice Is given to the great public" go
and try and do likewise
II the North will not let the South go to
her, she has come to the South; but her
sisterly embrace was of the coolest kind
Yesterday and the night before brought us
the coolest spell of weather we have had
this season. The wind was u reguiar
''nor'-wester," intensely cold and penetrat-
ing. Better now, however, tran a month
or two later.
AMERICAN HAY AND CoTToS PREss.-Mr.
A. X. Cotton having made arrangements
with Mr.. A. S. Trumbo, of the firm OF
Webb, Aver d Trumbo, factors, of Charles
ton, to take charge of the press lately
erected in this city, Mr.. Trumbo is now
paepared to receive orders for COMPRISING
cotton at s1.25 per bale, and will endeavor
to give satisfaction to parties who may
favor him with their orders. Prompt
attention will be given to all business en-
trusted to him
WEEKLY FAMILY PAPER.-We have COM
menced the publication Of a family paper,
entitled "TAe Weekly Gleaner-A Home
Companion" 1t is double the size Of the
Picnic, and contains the cream of the
news, miscellaneous matter, editorials,
stories, ETC., in the daily and tri-weekly
publications. Subscription price 81 per
annum. Specimen copies sent ON appli-
cation. There will be an interval Of two
weeks before the publication Of our second
number, in order to allow those wishing to
subscribe ample time to procure the first
number and establish themselves on our
mail books
New ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Townsend & North-Books.
Ca!nan kreuder-M. B. IS.
A. W. Kennedy and others-Notice.
Gen. Ely-Circular Letter.
Levin i Peixotto-Gas Stock
Genl Intelligence Office-Cooks, &c
Scott i Heriot-Auction Sale
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, sweet mouth and the
certainty OF enjoying these desira bles in
perpetuity, are among tho blessings de-
rived from the use of Sozodont.
At recent reception in Washing
ton, Mrs. Harlan was attired. in
rich claret colored satin, delicately
trimmed with rich velvet of the same
color. Miss Harlan wore white
French muslin dress. Not many years
ago, Mr.. Harlan, before he deserted
the church for politics, was a poor
Methodist preacher in the interior of
Iowa, belaboring his congregation for
being too much given to the vanities
OF this world, and wearing bright