The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-16
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horse which The was driving. He and
his brother, Captain Butler, were both
injured. General Butler came On to
Columbia. He has suffered good deal,
but is now improving. The injury was
in his sound leg. He is now at the
residence of our fellow-citizen, DR.. J.
w. Parker, where he will receive that
attention SO eminently due to gentle
man whose record-military and civil
is 80 honorable and bright. We learn
with plea sure that Captain Butler is
also doing we'll. He rem1incd in Edge
field.
PHGNINIASA.---The price Of single
copies of the PuGN1X is five cents. If
carriers charge moro it is simply swim
die. They can be obtained ut that price
at the Office.
Charleston Bivalves, in every style, at
PoLLocK's
Silent deeds are better than unprofita-
bic words.
Some sage says the man who resorts
to vino to get his wits, will some day
resort to his wits to get his wine
Just received, 1T FoL1ock's, fresh
Canary Seed.
The premium awarded to Mrs. NJ.
Cannon for ''dried okra," was incorrect;
it was intended for Mrs. S. C. Mccain
mon, of this city.
The State Legislature meets OH Tues
dny next, the 22d inst, and not on Mon
day, the 2Sth inst.
The Daily CMion, Republican organ,
made its appearance in Columbia, yester-
day.
The WoRRELL SISTERS. Worrell
Sisters on their second appearance, last
night, at Nickcrson House Hall, were
greeted by largo audience, whose plea
sure and satisfaction at the performances
throughout the evening were manifested
by frequent applause. The Sisters are
supported by full md talented compa-
ny, and, i'll oil respects, the performances
are Of first class order. and really worth
seeing. The great Hernandez is IL mas
ter in his line, and with his "Japs.," in
their eccentric and grotesque perform
nnces, present one of the most attractive
features of the entertainment. This part
of the exhibition alone, coupled with the
wonderful and perilous gymnastic feats
Of the Leon Brothers. is we'll worth the
price of admission. Tonight will afford
the last opportunity during the present
season of witnessing the performances of
the troupe.
We noticed on Thursday, at the Fair,
Masonic jewel, of most excellent work
manship. which would do credit to any
manufactory. 1t was manufactured at
the establishment of Messrs William G..
Whildcn II Co.. of Charleston. by Mr.
Joseph Book, jeweller, and Mr.. VIM.
Fisher, engraver both of whom learned
their trade in that city The jewel is to
be presented by the Grand Lodge of
South Carolina to r. W. Robert S.
Bruins, Past Grand Secretary. The
brooch by which it is suspended consists
of two hands clasped, and Oh the reverse
side the name of the maker. On the
garten, which is 2l5 inches in diameter,
is the following: presented to r. w.
Robert S. Bruins, Past Grand Secretary"
scroll fills the centre, on which is en-
graved "Constitution Of the Grand Lodge
of South Carolina" with two pens in
silver crossed. On tho reverse side is
engraved, SPY the Most Worshipful
Grand Lodge of South Carolina, Nov
II, A. l.. $780," The centre is filed
with the open Bible, square ard COM
pass, and on the open page is inscribed
the chapter commencing, "How pleasant
it is for brethren to dwell together in
unity" With the aid of glass, tho
entire chapter can be read. The whole
being Of fine gold, and valued at $500.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 10
Nickerson Uousc-T. G. DeLeon, New
York; B. X. Waning, A. Shaw, Md
Mra Eyons md child Aurucfo. Mice r