The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-25

"FALLEN FROM IT'S HIGH ESTATE"
Mr.. T. M. Pollock advertises ole at
$1.75 per dozen. Look out, buyers,
the price may 60 up.
For THE BENEFIT OF THE A. NJ. E.
CHURCH. have been requested to
state that Mrs. Harper, an eminent
lecturer, of Baltimore, will deliver all
address on religious and other topics,
i'll Janney's Hall, this evening, for
the benefit of the A. NJ. E. Church.
Admission twenty-five cents.
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The MILITARY Posr OF CoLUMB1A.
We are sure that our readers were
gratified to observe that, by the
orders of General Sickles, published
yesterday morning, re-arranging the
military posts in the Second District,
that Brevet Brigadier- General Green
has been retained in command at this
post. An efficient officer, excellent
disciplinarian, and courteous, unob-
trusivc gentleman, General Green has
won the esteem and confidence Of the
whole community.
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press-work enable us to turn out from
the Picnic Office the most attractive
styles Of posters, hand-bills, &C., at
short notice, and in the most salts
factory manner.
LEGAn.-During the past two days,
the Court Of Appeals has been occu-
pied i'll hearing the case of G. B.
Lamar etal. cS. the executors of Pcay.
Mr.. j. B. McCants for executors ap-
pellants; Mr. Z. J.. Arthur for heirs
of Col. Peay, the appellees; Mr.. ".
F. DeSaussure on same side; Mr.. J.
II. Rien in reply, without conclud-
ing.
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country promptly attended to-.
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Sous OF TENIpERANCE.-We record
with pleasure the fact, that the "tem-
perance revival has extended to Co
lumbia. The Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance has been in ses-
sion for two days, and adjourned
yesterday afternoon. We learn that
there was full attendance and the
meeting very. harmonious and inte-
resting. G. W. Dudley, Esq, was
elected Worthy Patriarch. Consider
able business was transacted. The
old Taylor Division, of Columbia,
was re-organized, and Immediately
went to worl-several members hay
ing been initiated last night. Let
the good work move along.
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The BALTIMORE PRESENTATION
CoNcERT.-As many Of our people
have invested their funds in this las
they supposeG charitable enter
prise, the following paragraph, from
the Baltimore Gazette, will be OF
painful interest. 1t is evident the
concern has 'gone up" and all the
investments with it,
cit will be recollccted that, q short
time since, certain parties connected
with n Grand Charitable Presenta-
tion Concert, in aid of the Southern
Orphans Association, were arrested
upon warrants issued by Justice
Blake, charging them with obtaining
money under false pretences and
with conspiracy to defraud the pub
lie. A preliminary examination was
waived, and the whole matter sent
before the grand jury, the accused
giving the required bail. An exami-