The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-06
"With fragrant odors sweet
Like the perfumad breath of mo


We compliment our neighbor, DR..
Heinitsh, on his capital taste and dis
eliminating judgment in perfumes; and
are pleased to acknowledge the discovery
on our reportorial table, of some very
elegant toilet water. which. through some
peculiar weakness. we have very decided
fondness for; and is most apropos.
If this is specimen Of the manufacture
Of his cologne, we con bespeak ''great
big" prize medal OF the Fair, for it is the
finest article we have been regaled with
for long time-a nosegay, boquet,
fragrant flowers, and intoxicating deluge
of sweet odors.
THE SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION Our
readers will observe that meeting will
be held this evening, at 7 O'Clock, at the
hall Of the Independent Fire Company,
to form Survivors Association, for
Richland. These associations have. al
ready been formed in other parts of the
State, and we hope thas'a large and earn.
est attendance will be the result Of the
appointments made for th evening. 1t
is emiuently proper that such and associ-
alton be formed. The truth Of history;
justice to the dead, Justice to the living,
the, sympathies Of the true Southern
heart-these call for the movement. We
trust that the movement will be earnestly
carried and placed upon judicious and
permanent basis.
The women OF South Carolina are
earnestly invited to unite with their
sisters of Richland District, in the erec-
ton of q monument to the memory of
those who died in defence of the Con-
federacy. The gallant comrades who
have survived them, have expressed their
appreciation of this movement, and, with
all confidence, leave to their wives,
mothers, sisters and daughters the glo-
rious privilege of perpetuating the mem
ory of our martyrs. Those who sympa-
thize with US in this holy purpose are
urged to meet in Columbia, on Tuesday,
November 7, to form State Monu-
mental Association. Papers throughout
the State are respectfully asked to extend
this notice.
CRUMBS. The Charleston Courier states
that the assertion in the PHOENIX, rela-
tive to the circular for the Masonic Fair,
was incorrect. The advertisements were
paid for, but the proceeds are to be de-
voted to the Fair. We make the correc-
ton, as matter of justice; but, at the
same time, feel constrained to say that
the printer of The circular is not disposed
to observe the scriptural injunction
'Let not the right hand know what the
left doeth."
An extra trniu will be run over tho
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, on
Tuesday next, the 9th instant.
The lovers of French candies can have
their wants supplied by giving Mr.. Nc.
Kenzie call. He has just opened a
fresh assortment; besides which, having
secured the services of an experienced
confcctioner, he can supply fresh cara
mels every day. -
Messrs. Scott, Williams & Co. open
their new banking house to-day, and
being disposed to keep mp old and
pleasant customs, give house warming
to-day-to which their friends and pa
irons are invited. t''"
Heise's dining saloon is now in full
blast, and lunch, will be served UP to-
day, 80.
A general in visaaon is sxteadadlto the
citizens to appearI;at the. Exchange
Hotel, (the old Lanier House,) this
morning, at II o'clock. Be on hand, rs
a variety of good things will be dispensed.
The following Magistrates in Chester
County have been dismissed from Office
by Governor Scott: H. G. Brawley, Eli
Cornwell Il. M. Boulware. b. G. Thison.
The -XLX Century, for November, is
out, and will repay attentive perusal.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 5.-Nich-
erson House-J. Wilhelm, Kentucky; Y.
j. P. Owens, Larrens, g. c.; =. L. G.
Clark, @. Huggins, Baltimore; d. B.
Hayward, wife, three children md two
servonts CharlestOn. IT. D. Robertson