The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-01

oiliSes. promptly atsented toat the Pho.
mic Job Office 4
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The "Post Band" will give ano ther of
their pleasing vocal and instrumental
concerts, in Janney's Hall, this evening.
The entertainment given several weeks
ago is spoken of in very complimentary
terms by all who were present. Re-
| served seats can be obtained without ex-
tra charge. ,s~
is prepared to execute every style of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and first-class workmen, salts
faction is guaranteed to oil, If our work
does not come mp to contract, we make
no charge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
work North.
The attention of mill-men is particu-
larly called TO the advertisement in an
other colemn, from Messrs. Chisholm
Brothers, of Charleston, relative to an
improved and highly useful machine
Thylor's patent saw GUNNER and sharp
ener-which parties who have used de-
clare cannot be surpassed. It sharpens
and gums the saw Mt the same time, and
gives fine, smooth, concave shear edge
to tho tooth, that cannot be obtained
by the use of file. One of the ma
chimes can be seen at Messrs Glaze &
Shields machine shops, on Arsenal
Hill A photograph of the machine,
together with descriptive sheet, is on
exhibition at the PHGNIX office.
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ESCAPES FROM THE PENITENTIARY.-A
colored convict, named II. Jones, who
had been convicted in one of the lower
Counties in this State of murder,
and sentenced to ten years in the Peni-
Tertiary, but who was short time since
detailed as n servant Mt the Supcrintend-
ent's residence, and permitted to be at
large, beat his wife, few days since,
and left for parts unknown
Another convict, whose name we did
not learn, escaped from the guard few
mornings since, aud made tracks through
the city to the Fair Grounds, trampling
down the cotton planted there in his
route. He changed his striped dress for
United States soldiers suit, while rum
ming, which created considerable merri-
ment among those who SOW him. He
has not been re-captured, as yet.
House.-W. B. Watson, Edgefeld; A. T.
Axson, New Orleans; Samuel Grove,
Charlotte, n. c.; A. J. Raside, Little
Rock. Ark; w. G. Coughinour, John NJ.
Dnlany, N. Richard Selby, D. T. Madi-
gan, Baltimore, Nd; L. D. Bowin, s.
c.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Patterson, Phila-
delphia;J. Is. Seigler, Greenville; Joseph
Gay, Fort Mills; "A. Sherwood, Georgia;
Jabez Norton, Chester.
Columbia Hotel-Mrs II. Street, Harry
I. Street, W. H. Evan, W. j. Crosswell,
b. Montoue, J. E. Thomas Charleston;
W. W. Walker, John Wright, New York;
T. d. Veins. Griffin, Ga. Hon. B. F.
Perry. Dr. T. q. Croft, T. g. Croft, Jr.,
Greenville; ]. II. Hunt, Edgefeld; Jas.
Howard, Hamburg; r. H. Woolf, Sandy
Run; Gen. NJ. @. Butler, S. c.; w. II.
Wave, New Orleans; DR.. VIM. Weston,
w. "a. Hanckel, Richland. T. w. Hol-
loway, Newberry.
Tuesday night daring attempt was
made to break into and enter the the
store of Mr.. c.. Summers The burglars
had attempted to open the front door by
means of key, which was broken, and
leaving the wards in the lock. Mr. Sym
mers discovered the state of things upon
attempting to open the door with its
proper key, and the lock refusing to act
AT the request of Mr.. Symmers, we
visited his store, and upon inspection of
tho premises, discovered that two dis
tinct attempts had been made to effect