The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-02
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We arc indebted 20 Mr. T. NJ. Pollock for
waiter of genuine mill-ponds," on the
shell. They were plump and juicy.
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OUR READING RooM.-Our friends arc
invited to visit the Phpnir reading room
where they will find on file papers and
periodicals. from every section of the Union.
Tho building is open day and night.
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FIVE CENTs.-The price of single copies
OF the Phomir is .irc cents, and purchasers
are requested to pay no moro for thomas
they are furnished to the ncws-boys at A.
rate sufficiently low to warrant their being
sold at that price.
an exchange advises people to get I'D
before O'Clock in the morning. and "see
Venus, the beautiful morning star" A
newly married man requests Us to saw
mat nc can see Venus without the trou-
bic Of rising at that unsoemy hour"
Two new post ;cs have been oponed
Cor rather old ones re-opcnedl in Fairfield
District, viz: Monticello, Mrs. DR.. Peak
T. NJ. and Long Run, Mrs. A. f. Smith,
=. NJ. Mails twice week "Wednesday
and Saturday
THE PANORAMA Those persons who
were prevented by the ncement weather
last evening, from visiting Jannev's Hall.
can have an opportunity of doing so this
afternoon and tonight. Parents y II cpioy
it all the moro, if they will take thei- little
ones along. Tie scenes are attractive ;.n.1
the lecture very interesting.
HISTORICAL. 1.-The future historian will
be anzious to CLEAN the most correct in
formation concerning the dcaolating march
of Sherman; and especially will he look
for truthful record OF the sack and de-
struction of Columbia The only true and
full statement of the terrible events Of the
night Of the 17th February, 1865, Will be
found in the pamphle. issued from this
| Office
Coon JoE. We noticed, yesterday, a
number Of freedmen laboriously cutting
away those ugly memorials OF Shcrmap's
visit-the charred and blaclencd trunks of
our onco beautiful shade trees We pre-
sumo they are employed by the City Coun-
Gil, and we like the job for two rcasons-it
removes unsightly objects from our public
streets, and it will furnish large quantity
OF wood for the poor of tho city
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COLUMBIA YOUNG LADIEs.-Mr. Davidson,
| the Columbia correspondent OF the York
ville Enquirer, says that two young ladies
of our city have recently, in passing from
one point in the country to another in or
dinary travel, walked in one day fourteen
miles, and did SO from choice. They have
been dclicately reared, and are accustomed
to the ease and incidence Of city life. No
fatigue or exhaustion followed, but tho
parties found themselves 'brisk, gay and
famous" next morning, and have already
| on hand q similar feat within few weeks,
and also protractcd pedestrian tour
among the Blue Ridge Mountains this
summer, to extend through one or two
| months.
! Nrw ADvEErIs EMENrs. Attention is call
Cd TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
! time.
l. Sui2bacher Watches, Clocks, SC.
Janncys IIall-Matinec This Afternoon.
GEN. GRANT. despatch to the
Herald gives the following concerning
the position of Gen. Grant:
Gen. Grant was to-day on the floor
OF the House, in conversation with
| Mr. Wilson of iowa Choirpop of