The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-15

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Crider, Lancaster G. H., 200; Rev.
j. N. Craig, Lancaster c. H., 200:
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Z. S. Arthur, Greenville, 100; Rev
J. Cornish, Aiken, 200; Rev. w. P.
DuBose, Winnsboro, 100; Rev. DR.
Turner, Abbeville, 100; Rev. O. A
Darby, Unionville, 100; Rev. ID. G.
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Lynch, Charleston, 1000; Rev. J. B
Adger, Columbia, 1925; Rev. J. L.
GIrnrdeau, Charleston, 700; Rev. W.
s: Plumer, Columbia, 800; Rev. D. J.
Simmons, Columbia, 200; Rev. C.
Thomson, Camden, 100; Rev. W.
Carson, Lexington G. H., 100; Rev.
j. l.. Reynolds, Columbia, 100; Rev.
A. X. Durham, Doko, 100; Rev. Jas.
Furman, Greenville, 100; Rev. j. o.
3. Dargan, Darlington, 200; Rev. w.
@. Dana, Charleston, 200; Rev. Lu
cius Cuthbert, Charleston, $50; Rev.
Paul Trapier, Spartanburg, 15O.5O;
Rev. P. j. Shand, Columbia, 100:
Rev. Thos. Smyth, Charleston, 700;
Rev. 9. p. Gadsden, Charleston, 100:
Rev. w. G. Woodfin, Peafield. 100:
Rev. Douglas Harrison, Liberty Hill.
81; Rev. III. McLees, Pendleton, SO.
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Pass THEM ARoUND.-We take
much pleasure in warning the public,
especially our contemporaries of the
press, says the 1Gssissippiun, (and we
heartily endorse every word,) against
Joseph Haydock, IL Pine street, New
York, and his master, Dr.. Maggiel,
who have been advertising for about
year past in nearly every newspa-
per in the South, without, we have
good reason to- believe, paying their
bills. We know them to be couple
OF swindlers and scoupdrels, who i'm
pose upon the.unsuspecting and trust
ing public, not only by refusing to
pay their advertising accounts, but
by flooding the country with their
quack and utterly worthless nostrums
and deadly poisons. We freely give
them the benefit of this notice. and
trust that our brethren of the press
throughout the South will be equally
generous.
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is the Cleaner, issued from this Office.
1t contains weekly eight pages OF
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A LITERARY JoURNAL.-Th Glea!s,
is a large eight page quarto journal, .
and from the first line on the first
column of the first page to the last
line on the forty-eighth column, it
abounds with select matter; en-
bracing, besides the news Of the
week, choice tales, sketches and
poetry, which make it, as its name
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