The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-22
Local Itena.

Mortgages and Convcyances of Real f..
tate for sale at this office.
The attention Of the ladies is invited f.,
the notice OF M. L. knard, Esq. will, :.
ference to hats -sun-downs. seaside,
ors, etc.
Mr.. Richard O'Brien (whose store j. -.
Gcrvals street, near Assembly, has i.,-,
opened stock of groceries. which h..
asserts. Will be disposed of at low tiyu,...
IHE WEEKLY CLEANER. The subscrip-
t'oh TO tins mammoth weekly "IIo7ne to,,,
Ponto" has been reduced, and it will nov,
DC furnished at the following rates: Cnc
year, S3: six months, 81 so.
we are indebted to Messrs. TOWNSEND 4
North for copy of the June number Of
Godeys Lddy's Book. To ATTEMPT a com.
piimentary notice of this truly valuable
work IS snpcrhuous, as the ladies. one AM,
all, fully appreciate its merits.
booK AND JOB pRlSrING.-Th Phnn,.
once Is no" fully supplied with cards.
coiored and white paper, colored ink. wood
type, etc, and is now in condition to exc
cute all manner Of book and job printin.,
IN the shortest possible time. Give rs =
call.
we regret to state that i fire occurred on
the premises of John'D. Frost, ESQ. nea1
tins city, few nights ago, which de
stroyed his barn, Containing a lot of pro-
Ncider,) stables, carriage house. a fine
carriage and pair Of magnificent horses.
The fire was the work OF an incendiarv.
TIE BURNING OF COLUMBIA. An inter
estlnS account of the Sack and Destruc-
ton of the City of Columbia, S. c." has
just been issued, III pamphlet form. from
the FhP"r steam power press. Orders
can be filed to any extent. Single copies
80 cents
10 THE CITIZENS oE ECoLUMBIA-Chancel-
lor >. =. Carroll, Chairman of the Commit
tee appoineed to investigate the facts in
relation to the burning of Columbia. having
invited citizens and others to bring their
testimony forward, we state that such tes-
tlmony will be received at the office OF the
Phrntr. by W. i. Johnston, Magistrate.
at Thomas p. Walkers office, next to the
Post Office, and at the residence OF d. P.
Mcdonald Esq. Either Of the above ma
glstrates will take dispositions without fee
or reward. In vindication of Gen. Hamp-
ton, and as essential to the truth Of his
tory, we earnestly request the testimony Of
citizens and others who were temporary
residents amongst us at the time
COURT OF APPEALS. In the Court of Ap-
peals, opinions were delivered in the fol-
lowing cases:
I. S. McGrew aus. the State Opinion
delivered by Dunl;in. {. j. New trial re
fused. Sentence pronounced by the Chief
Justice.
Arthur Benton, il, 0o$. the State Ap-
pea! abandoned. Sentence passed by
Wardlaw, J.
Boyd and wife IS. Sattcrwhite ct al. OPP
Mon delivered by Wartliaw J. Circuit de-
cree reformed.
Priester rs. Priestcr. Opinion delivered
by Inglis, J. Decree affirmed ~
Henderson,, Kirkland and s;.her 49,
Haddon. Slayer and others, commen
Friday, was recalled. Argument d
by Mr. J. II. Wilson. Mr.. r. g. Fa
Gen. Mc(owan followed.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. A-A.t+r1ad ~
ed t" the following advertiser
are published this morning fS7 =
time:
Eutaw Encampment-M Meeting.
c. y. Averill 4 Soil--Con. Merchants
Gregg & Co. French China.
n. L. kinard-Latiics' Straw Hats
Richard O'Brlen-C Corn. PEP. &c
James q. Gibbcs Auction Sale
Mr.. Chandler, OF New York, offer
ed two resolutions, expressing conf
dencc lin the patriotiJand constitu-
tional course of the President" and
speaking of the acts n Congress as
the wicked and rev blutionary acts
of a few malignant and mischievous
men" The resolution was not re
ceived. Subsequently, Mr.. Schenck
offered resolution, stating that Mr.
Chandler had offered a gross insult to
the House, and moved that he be
censured therefor The resolution
was passed by vote of p TO 30.
The grand jury which found the
bill of indictment against Mr.. DaeiB.
also indicted Mr.. Breckenridge. Tie
foreman of the grand jury belongs to
the Society of F'riends;' four others