The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-17


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where they will find on file papers and
periodicals from every section of the Union.
The building is open day and night
FIVE CENrs.-The price of single copies
aof the Phpnir is .foe cents, and purchasers
lare requested to pay no more for thcm-as
Sthey are furnished to the news-boys at q
Srate sufficiently low to warrant their being
! sold at that price
FORT H1LI.-Ihis valuable piece OF pro-
aperty, the former residence of the late
5Hon. John G. Calhoun, is advertised for
Ssaio oy the Commissioner in Equity for
4 5flckcns District. 1t is located within a
Flew miles Of Pcndlcton and the Blue RIDGE
yRallroad, and is regarded as one of the
sbcst places in the District.
1 DEAD.-Mr Frank Payne, who, several
weeks ago, (the particulars oil which were
Spubllshed in the Ptuonir at the time had
Ia shooting a1ray with Mr. Stanmore Chap
SPcll, near Chappelrs Depot, in which Mr..
a.. and colorcd man were instantly killed.
died on Friday last, from the effects of his
awound
4 DR. LECoSTE.-This distinguished Pro
Ssfessor OF our city is in Baltimore. and the
aGaze0e, of the 12th, says: Professor Jo-
Sseph LcConte, of the University Of South
sCarolina. will continue on tonight the
\ i2'h INST, and on Thursday night, the 14th
9ihsf., his series Of lectures (bcinc the
sseventn of the course before the Insti-
Atute) upon Goal aud Coal Oils, The
AsubJect Is one of general interest, and the
asicctures last week were listened to by large
aand attentive audiences
q SUPERINTENDENT JAMES ANDERSON.
gsundcrstand that this efficient chief ma
5nagcr OF the Charlotte and South Carolina
ahallr"ad has been rendered similar posi-
Stion on the North Carolina Railroad
MWhlle we would be glad to hear of Mr..
ssAnderson,s prosperity, we would sincerely
:sareSrct his withdrawal from his present DO
&sltlon, in which, during the most irving
aaperlod OF the Companys fortunes, he has
accomplished wonders in the work of re-
reconstruction of the road and shops be-
SionSins to them. We hope the Company
sawill offer sufficient inducements as may
7ATetaln MN IN their service.
81 RETURNING FREEDMEN The Winnsboro
q Aces, IN copying our notice of the state
%ment OF freedman who had returned
Afrom Florida, says: Some have returned To
Sthls place also, who few weeks ago left
afor the Ell Dorado of their imaeinations
gone we heard say that Of the hundreds of
Hnegroes who have left Fairfield some Of
Hthem have entered upon fair prospects
while others have got into prosnects Of
s5starvatlon. He adds that more money can
&be earned in Florida than Fairfield, but.
Ito use his own words, ''Yhen you go to the
store they take it every bit from you. The
ameanest whiskey is two dollars bottle"
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY. Trinity
SChurch- Rev. P. J. Shand, 10! a. m. and
s34 p. m.
Presby Church Rev. W. E.
3Boggs, Pastor, 10! a. m. and 81 p. M
st. Peters Church J. J. O'Conncll.
4 10! a. m. and 80 p. M.
Lutheran Church A. f. Rude, lO5
Ia. M.
Theological Seminary, (Christ Church
u VI.
10! a. m. and 3! p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rcv. VIM.
Martin, 10! a. m. Rev D. J. Simmons. 81
7p. M.
Baptist Church-Rev. DR.. Reynolds, 104
Ia. m. and Z! p
Marion Street Church-Rev D. J. Sim
mons, 10! a. m. Rev. VIM. Martin, 8! p. m.
New ArvE.E:r1..s;iEs,lif:STs vE.E:r1..s;iEs,lif: Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
Time:
n. Ramsay-Lost Certificates
Rob't A. hompson-Plantation for Sale.
IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS.
ALL communications with the Office of
ithe Secretary of State, will hereafter be
addressed 10 the undersigned who as