The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-17
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IeEs. Tho kitchen on the premises
OF [MnrM. J. Ca'nany on GssBais,stress,
9Sar Fain, was lbpr i to the sfoundyss-
srdd afternoon, ,sakout o,dlOck. YThe
Ake Ampaniea wen pronpHy on hand,
and -hpreventedA the. extension Of the
flames.
The burning out of chimney attached
to the dwelling OF Secretary of State
Cardozo, last night, about S o'clock,
caused another run for the firemen.
We can assure our readers that no or
dinnry treat awaits them, in the address
OF DIR. Carlisle before the Young Mems
Christian Association, ut tho Baptist
Church, this evening. Offering, as this
Association does, an agreeable and rein.
ing place of resort to the homeless
youths in our midst and to strangers
visiting the city, its beneficial results to
the community are almost incalculablc-
and We earnestly hope that large audi
ence will assemble tonight, to testify
their hearty sympathy with this laudable
enterprise, as well as to enjoy an intel
lectual pleasure of the highest order.
| CRUMBS. advertisement of an auc-
tion sale of State stocks, by Mr.. S. C..
Black, of Charleston, will be found in
another column, to which the attention
of capitalists is invited
We are indebted to Mr. Pollock Tor
another wuiter-full of large, plump and
delicious 'Lynhaven Bays" These
oysters belong to the grade "too big for
one, yet hardly enough for two" mouth
fuls.
Chief Radcliffe. after long chase.
yesterday, arrested well-known colored
horse thief. named George Green Bar
Der. A horse belonging to Mr.. John T.
Wiley, near Winnsboro, was recovered.
Mr.. Lumsden, of the Exchange
House." furnished us with fair speci-
men of what his establishment affords in
the way of edibles-a nicely stuffed and
capitally cooked wild duck. Just drop
in at the Exchange about o'clock
p. NJ, and call for dinner, and you
will find out what good cooking really
means
Chief Constable Hubbard requests us
to state that the credit of ferreting out
and arresting the murderer of Mr.. Dun
woody, at Newberry, is due to Sheriff
Thomas Paysinger, of that County.
We are informed that number OF
German immigrants passed through Co.
lumbia, yesterday, on their way to Fair.
field. While in this city, one of the
females was taken suddenly ill, and died.
The body was taken charge of by some
of our German fellow citizens and in
tered in the Lutheran burying- ground.
The Supreme Court was not in ses-
sion. yesterday. The following cases
were accidentally omitted from the report
of the previous days proceedings: Ro-
bert A. Pringle ct I'll. rs. Bella Sizer Ell al
J. D. Caskey. Sheriff, ads. VIM. McMul-
Ian, and r. S. Gillian. plaintiff in error,
rs ". S. McJunkin, defendant in error,
were continued by consent L. H. Deas
ads. James Chestnut. Executor, was
struck of.
Mr.. A. p. Turner one Of the revenue
officers for the Third District is in CO.
lumbia, claiming protection against a
band of armed men, who bushwhacked
him and drove him from his home. If
his statements are true, he has been
shamefully treated, and should have all
the redress that the law can give him.
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