The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-22


Newberry; Samuel B, 7erley, Ohio; w.
A. Bradley, Charleston; Alex. McBee,
Greenville; B. F. Afford, Augusta; r. NJ.
Steele, j. E. Lowry, Yorkville.
National Hote4.-C. G. Montgomery,
Greenville; w. 81. Posey, Spartanburg;
Miss Morse, Due West; Y. j. P. Owens,
Geo. w. Franklin, John McClintock, r.
II. Pope, La.rens; J. E. Adger, Jr.,
Louisiana; w. II. Wagner, Phillip J.
Porcher, Charleston; T. j. Kernaghan,
Augusta; r. II. Kernaghan, Hamburg;
Hugh Wilson, Abbeville; M. p. Media
niels and lady, Mrs. s. j. Shackelford,
Miss Bette Shackelford, Atlanta, GA.
J. B. Shaver, Salisbury, N. O.; J. M.
Bruce, Stamford, Ga; T. W. billiard,
East Florida.
PERIoDIoAbs.-The Riuersidc Maga-
zine, like its contemporaries, puts out its
programme for the coming year; but its
monthly numbers nrc the most satisfac-
tory evidence of it's good intentions. The
November one, now ready, contains
twenty illustrations, one of them full
page, and seventeen articles, ranging
over pretty wide field, and it would be
n queer taste that found nothing to suit
in this variety. A glowing account is
given of what is to be expected next
year, with special inducements in tho
way of book premiums. $3.50 year
Published by Hurd & Houghton, New
York.
The November number of the Galdry,
which is out so very promptly, is some
what on the sensational order, and hence
will attract more attention than usual
The particular article in question is en-
titled "Imperialism in America" and
claims that there exists in this country
an organized society for the purpose of
establishing on imperialism in place of
the existing republic. Among the other
articles are n continuation of Charles
Reades serial, "Put Yourself in His
Place." s'The English Universities,
How the Blood Circulates," and the
usual collection of miscellaneous articles
which are generally so attractive in this
magazine.
CRUMBS. Glaze, Esq, announces
through the columns of tho PHOENIX,
this morning, that he has resumed the
jewelry business, and invites ON inspcc-
tion of his stock of tasty and useful ar
ticles
+. G. DeFontaine, Esq.-"P "Personne"--
is making tour of the State, and has
delivered lectures in several places, to
highly gratified audiences. He will re-
main in Columbia day or two.
J. j. Patterson, Esq, one of the con-
tractors for the completion OF tho Blue
Ridge Railroad, is at the Nickerson
House. He asserts that the work will
soon be under way, and that it will be
pushed forward energetically.
At Providence, Rhode Island, Spraguo
"speaks again" At Columbia, S. c.,
Sprague does not 'rorh yet. a speech mt
Providence may be good, but arorh on
tho canal would DO better.
Col w. j. Hoko has al extensive and
very handsome assortment of articles for
males of all ages. AS his prices arc rca-
sonable, Il gradual clearing Of his conn
ters is confidently anticipated.
All OF our citizens, who arc tho fortu-
| puto o"hohS VI Hoioo llesil, 'tTo uuVlSctl
to be on the lookout, as several saddles
and sets of harness have been stolen dur
ing the past few days, and the horses may
follow.
Tho London papers are discussing the
question as to whether it would be proper
to kill incurablo lunatics. We should be
in favor of it here, only for the indis-
criminato slaughter OF radicals which
would occur.
A Salisbury On. c. paper is rejoicing
the biggest kind over tho death of Par
son Brownlow. Though we dislike to
Interfere with any mans innocent amusc-
ment. it is our duty to say that the man