The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-28

-h0osIos Ofyau W mcCarter, two or their
latest publications. cit is never too Late
to Mend" is a matter-of-fact romance by
Charles Reade, the author of number of
other entertaining novels. In his dedica-
tlon the author calls it an attempt at solid
fiction, and the reader will hardly fail TO
acknowledge that it has been success 1t
will be extensively read Breaking But
tertiy; or, Blanche Ellerslie's Enduring" is
the emitting of new work. by the author of
Guy Livingstone" and "Brakesperc" It
Is attractively illustrated, and is n story of
deep interest. The price of these novels is
thirty-fve cents each.
Evelyn, Romance of the War, in verse, by
Henry NJ. Clarkson, M. D.
we observe with pleasure that Messrs.
Dufie d Chapman, the enterprising book
sellers of this place, are preparing to pub
lish the above poem in handsome - mo-
volume
Some of DR.. Clarksons minor poems.
which have appeared ut different times in
our columns, have shown him to possess
poetical talents of high order, and the
present work fully sustains the opinion
which his friends and admirers have held of
his merits. While the poem contains many
striking passages descriptive Of some Of the
grand scenes of the late war, of which the
author was an eyewitness, it has, besides,
strong claims on public favor rs literary
production. The book will be sold by sub
scription only, and the price, $l.OO, places
1t within the reach Of all who desire to fos-
ter and encourage native talent The sub
scription list can be found at Duf1ie & Chap
mans bookstore. 1t will appear rs soon as
sufficient number of subscribers shall
have been obtained
FILLED TO REELECTION. the temporary
homes, yclept hotels, located in Columbia,
presented the appearance of immense bee
hives last night The National was packed;
while from the following list, the reader can
form an idea of the condition of tho Nick
erson House and the Columbia Hotel:
Nicherson House. Gen. w. II. Bennett
nj. Sill, Greensboro, N. c.; V. Mott Fran
CHS and wife, New York; G. II. Adams, Chi
caSo; Mrs. Jane MCGOWAN, Homer L. Nc
Gowan, Laurens; r. V. Coemand, North
Carolina; John N. Stokes, Greenville; Hon.
>; T. Reed and son, Anderson; Mrs. Mayes,
Abbeville; James NJ. Brown, Hon. Jas. l..
Orr and wife, Miss Ida AIcCulla, Miss J.
McCulla, Miss Mary Orr, Master G. Orr,
Master A: Orr, Anderson; G. G. Post, Pen
dleton; Il. IA. Hamilton, Wiliamston; Jas.
Wilhelm Kentucky; W. P. Passmore,
II. Howell. Charleston; Major G. M. Bray
ton and lady. U. S. A; j. c. Patterson Jr.,
and wife, Pennsylvania; Judge j. Mcclure,
wife and daughter, Chester; John Robbins
and wife, Pennsylvania t. O. Mauldin,
Miss Bette Mauldin, Greenville; J. Dun.
can, Jr., North Carolina; VIM. d. Love,
Columbia; Madame Stewart. New York;
Mrs. Ii. Gosnew. Maryland; John Ferguson
and wife, Miss Jones, Miss Grady. Green
Vile; c. B. Calhoun, South Carolina;
Joel W. Anderson. Miss Jennie Anderson,
Laurens; r. S. Hill and two daughters,
South Carolina; II. Connor, Abbeville; II.
d. Stokes and wife, w. H. Stokes, G. W.
Stokes, L. G. Stokes, A H. Stokes, r. E.
Lee, I. Eugene and servant, Pickens; r.
II. Holcombe, N. Holcombe. r. A. Bonham
South Carolina; J. G. Hotfa, e. b. Murray
anderson; L. e. Holloway. Edgefeld;
Captain VIM. G. Earle, Greenville; r. A.
McCoslan. Abbevilles H. p. Hammett
Misses Hammett, Greenville; S. W. Clou-
nIey, Wlnnsboro; VIM. Bates South Caro-
lima; James Mullan and daughter, Green
vile; II: W. Darr, Fairfield Z. Pope, New
berry; Il. J. Dyson, j. M Proctor, South
Carolina; J. P. Kinard. Newberry; Gen.
I Johnson Haygood, w. II. Wannamaker, w.
Is. Hice, L. ). Counts and wife, Barnwell;
james b. Campbell, Virginia; b. +. Will
Hanson, ". E. James, G. A. Law, Geo. A.
Law, Geo l.. Williams, Darlington; Dr.
w. Il. johnson, Marion.
Columbia Hotel.-R. T.. Ellison, r. L.
Ellison, Jr., Winnsboro; n. A. McCully.
Anderson; G. G. McKensie, New Orleans;
w. D. Aiken, G.. D. McCants, J. w. Wood
ward, Winnsboro; N. B. Wilson, Virginia;
| j ohm S. Green J. r. Rlocl c;ty. T w