The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-13
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We call the special attention of our
readers tS t.se edyar.:=44msa. in relstion
to this University published In the
PHOENIX. and also TO the subjoined ex-
tract from the Columbia correspondence
of the Anderson InteHigencer: T.
"The University of South Carolina
lives. 1t may be stated as q fact beyond
q doubt that it is the intention OF tue
party in power to retain the able Faculty
of this institution. The gentlemen COM
posing the Faculty are men of great
learning. and are identified with the, his
tory and interests of our State Few
men, to great learning have united
greater earnestness in instructing the
young men Of our land. There names
are written upon thousands of diplomas
throughout the country, and few men
are more highly appreciated while liz.
ing, or would be more deeply deplored
iii death. Major G. d. Melton, Profes.
sor OF Law, possesses legal talents of the
highest order. He is prominent among
the me- st brilliant men of the profession.
The Medical Professors are men whose
names will live i'll the profession, and
their fame este pe7petuo. There is oply
one vacancy to be filed, that of the chair
OF Chemistry. Professor Sheppard, SO
long known us an able member of the
Faculty of the Charleston College, will,
it is thought, fill the chair. Let the in
telligence that the University of South
Carolina, cltrun, ct renerdbile nomen, has
passed the breakers and lives, be pro.
claimed throughout our State. 1t is to
be hoped that ere many weeks have
passed, the silent gloom of the old cam
pus will fade before the blnze Of many
midnight lamps, and the bell which
hangs so silently now in the emoss-covered
belfry. and is so familiar in its sounds to
so many ears in our State, will awake
hundreds of students to prayers to thank
their God that they have an opportunity
of obtaining an education, for without
it the world with it's thrones, empires
and wrestling Millions is mere trash,
and life is a blank. If the young men
of our State will only move on in the
cause of knowledge with that 'indomita
BILE will and undaunted soul which has
characterized their ancestors in all of
their deeds, the day will not be far dis
tant when the bright sun of independ-
ence and prosperity will burst upon us
with all of its resplendent brilliancy,
and at the name of Carolina in the flu.
ture, as In the past, the world will bow
down in reverence"
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RE-oPENED.--By notice in another
column, it will be seen that the sea-board
inland freight line has again resumed
operations.
MERCANTILE PRINTISG.-All kinds of
mercantile printing, such as circulars,
letter heads, cards, bill heads, state
ments, &c., for counting and
Offices, promptly attented to at the Pho
ni:r job Office.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Attention is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mornlng:
E. r. Dorsey-Importan to Shippers
G. P. Leslie-Land Commissioner.
j. S. McMahon-City Bonds.
Meeting r. V. X. Association.
D. Epstin-Religiou Notice.
Thos. Davis-Money Wanted.
FORGIVEN WITH A VENaEANCE.-A
couple ran off to get married, and came
| back to the brides house. where she