The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-18


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Office, and all work Of this dcscrip
tion finished in the best style of print.
ing, end at moderate prices.
The CRops. learn from a gen
tleman who lives in Lexington, that
the crops i'll that District are very
promising, and that the wheat crop
especially is the best that has been
seen in that section for many years
probably tha. ras ever been raised.
The Lancaster Ledger notices frost
i'll that region on two mornings OF
last week. Some cotton was killed
but the crop generally was not up.
The wheat crop, which before was
very promising, it is hoped, has re-
ceiyed no serious injury.
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REGISTRATION IN THIS STATE.--A
correspondent of the New York IT,,
d"nc telegraphs from Washington
''Reports to the Congressional Re
publican Executive Committee, here.
from Charleston, state that General
Sickles contcmplates the appointment
of one colored man on each of tic
Boards of Registry in South Care
lima. This he does at the solicitation
of the Union men of the State. The
rebel element has been bitterly OF
posing the thing, but General Sick!cs
sides with the Unionists.
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