The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-07-14
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tlon OF Columbia con be obtained at the
Phenin Office. Price twenty-five cents.
Owing to mistake at the mill, with
reference to the size fthe paper, we are
compelled to publish for few days
until new supply can be obtained-a
sheet with one side little narrower than
the other.
CITY CLoCK.-The one great need
Of. Columbia is city clock. Our city
fathers have the hours Of 12 n. and eP.
Nj. sounded on the town bell-which is
great help; but a regular record and
notification of the hours as they pass, il
essentially necessary; and we sincerely
hope the matter will be taken into consi
deration by the "Board."
VIM. H. Jeffers, Esq, of Pawtucket.
r. l., fell from window of the Battle
House, in Mobile, on the night of the
11th, and bfoke his neck. He had been
in the city but day or two, having in
charge new steam fire engine, which
he had just brought out Mr.. Jeffers
was, we believe, the builder of the beau
tiful fire engine ''run" by the Palmettoes
of this city.
We are informed that the Board of
Trustees of the University of South Ca
rollna (by appointmenD have appointed
Major @. D. Melton Law Professor for
the University; have relieved Mr.. G. B.
Walker from the duties of Secretary of
the Board-Mr. W. retaining his posi-
ton as Librarian and Treasurer; and
have dismissed Mr. Orchard from the
post of Brrsar-appointing James Davis
"a negro) in his stead.
JoB OFFICE.-The Phgnir Job Office
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printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample
material and frst-class workmen, salts
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does not come up to contract, we make
no nocharge. With this understanding our
business men have no excuse for sending
| work North.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-July 13-Nickerson
House.-J. Q. Cousant, Lancaster G. H.:
James 0. Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
lin Beattie, Edward Gage, Greenville;
Gen. W. @. Means, Concord, N. G.; M.
Van Buskirk, VIM. A. Christian, John
M. MacKay, New York; r. Fl. Wadlaw,
Abbeville; J.. Gilfllen, +. A. DeFontaine,
Charleston; J. r. Chatham, s. c.; Mrs.
Sarah O'Neal, John j. Gormerly, Au-
gusta, Ga; Rev. James P. Boyce, Mrs.
Eliza Pool, Miss @. O. Sims, W. G..
Cleveland and wife, Greenville.
Columbia HoteL-J. Brown, Pixies
Peak; j. III. Wilson, Va; B. Barnette,
s. c.; W. H. Evans, W. NJ. Lawton, E.
DeBerry, J. D. Kennedy, J. H. Symms,
Charleston; j. M. Shaw, Williamsburg;
d. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville; J. K. Gar
muny and son, Savannah, Ga; G.. G.
Jaeger, Laurens; j. M. Harris and lady,
Greenville; j. D. johnson, Timmons-
vile; Henry Hertzog, Bamberg; T. j.
Counts, Barnwell; J. Haywood, s. C.;B.
G. Yocom, city.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this mornlng:
Lemons at Kraft's Bakery.
w. d. Love & Co.-Reduced Prices.
Meeting of Columbia Chapter.
Fisher & Heinitsh-New Articles.
The Emperor Napoleon, in his last
letter, does what few rulers or politi-
Clans have ever done-confesses to hav-
ing made q mistake. "On the 10Th of
January" he writes, 81 committed
great fault, by acting without previous
concert with the majority" ssAll my
efforts, he says, "will be directed to
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