The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-13
Local rrer~
Mortgages and Conveyances of Rea, r.
tate for sale at this Office.


Mortgages and Conveyances of Rea, p.
tate for sale at this Office.
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II 'he horses continue their pranks. the
carriaSe-makers will DO brisk busines.
Two 'ehiclcs were smashed up YESTERDAY
oy runaway horses, but the occunants uer..
unhurt. "''e
AHC BURNING OF CoLUMB1..-An in,.,
estlng account OF the Sack and D.st r,..
ton OF the City of Columbia. s. C.. l..
Just been issued, in pamphlet form from,
the PhPnir steam power press or1..,-
can be filled to any extent.
BY reference to our ADVERTISING colnmn.
1t will be seen that another of onr old mo-.
chants has resumed business We refer
10 John Agnew, Esq, who, in connection
with his brother, Thomas r. Agnew. the
well known tGreenwich street New York,
grocer, has opened complete stock of
goods OF all kinds embraced in the hard.
ware and grocery lines We extend 70 tbe
new firm our very best wishes for thar
success. Their store is situated on the
northwest corner of Main and Plain
streets.
RoBBERIEs.-The store OF Mr. Fe;n;no.r
was broken INTO on Friday night. and de-
spoiled Of some of its contents s,,b..
quently portion Of the stolen goods were
found secreted in one of the burnt bnild.
lngs in that vicinity
Steahng brass is the order Of the day
A freedman made raid on the engine at
tached to the PhPnir office and carried off
oil the brass and copper pipes, stop-cocks
etc. he was arrested and a portion oftbs
stolen property recovered.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS D.v Tr;,;.
Church Rev. =. y. Shand. 1OA a m and
A p. m.
presbyterian Church w. F.. Bopss
pastor, 10. a. m. and D. IN.
Baptist Church Rev J. l.. REYNOLDS 1o4
a. IN. and ap. M. Rev. &. H. Pritchard =
p. m.
st. Peters Church Rev. ]. J. O'Conneu
1Is a. IN. and II p. m
Lutheran Church -Rev. A. h. Ruda ,nA
a. III.
Marion Street Church-Rey. C. n
Pritchard, 104 a. M and Rev. VIM T. Ca.
pers, p. m.
Christ Church Lecture Room-Rey. 7 NJ
irln2ie, Rector. 10i a. M. and ~ p. m.
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NEGRO ASSAULT AND ITS CONSEQUENCE
on friday evening, between 8 and 9 O'Clock
Mr. Green, Chief OF Police, heard o. negro
saying or threatening that he would kill a
United States soldier. Mr.. Green remon-
strated with him, but the negro being OBJ
streperous, he attempted to arrest him
whereupon the negro assaulted him and
knocked hlm down. Mr.. Green, as soon as
he could get the use of his hands, dischare-
ed his revolver four times ut the BODY hi.
assallant, the effects OF the wounds. as wa
learn, proving fatal. We regret to chroni-
Gle TINS thing OF our freedmen, and we he
heve the majority of the wise and prudent
among them will condemn the conduct of
the freedman alluded to.
The TRorrING MArcH.-The match re-
[erred to in Wednesdays Phonir has been
'ully arranged. VIM. Dougherty, ESQ.
enters Brown Ned, and D. T. Harvey, ESQ.
enters his black stallion-skeleton wagons.
The race is to come OFF over Mr.. Puryear's
on Thursday, the 18th inst.
good day and track"-for 5000. As the
horses. are known to be fast trotters. fine
sport is anticipated.
In connection with this subject, we are
informed that large purse will shortly be
'alsed by contribution as a prize to the
astest animal that is entered. The races
Will be continued for several DAYS. Com
oetitors will be invited from any and
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention il call
ID to the following advertisements, which
ire published this morning for the frs,
ime:
For Sale-Apply at this Office.
=. n. Baldwin-First class Groceries.
Andrew Crawford--Corn, Bacon, Hay &c
VIM: Hitchcock-Ho! for the Races.
W. A. Harris-Tax Notice.
John Agnew-Copartner
J.. d L. r. Agnew-Hay, Corn, etc.
VIM. Gregg Steam Engines for sale.
padgett 4 Moring-Variety Show.
W. B. Stanley Saratoga Water
IHE PRoGREss OF UsURPAr1oN.-
The Nashville Union and american
II the Sth instant, under the above
says:
1t becomes onr duty this morning