The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-14

Mr.. Anthony w. Dozier, formerly of
jGeorgetown, died at Rio Vista, Califor-
1nia, on the I'd instant. The Georgetown
Times says TINT he "held leading posi-.
ton at the Georgetown bar for more
than twenty years, in those days when
aPetigru, Hunt, Legare and Bailey, were
regular attendants on the court, and WIS
3lustly held in high regard and esteem by
tho people of this community BE pos.
sessed all those noble qualities and feel.
dings which dignificd the name of an old
dCarolina gentleman"
Tho Spanish authorities were more
3cunning than the Greeks. They paid
the ransom demanded for tho English
3cnptlves, and after securing the safety
aof those persons, attacked the brigands,
4 captured or killed them, and took the
ransom money back. This way of tran
}sacting business will make brigandage
]unproftnble.
private despatch received by bust
ness house i'll New York brings the in
3telllgence that Guzman Blanco, the new
President of Venezuela, after the over
throw OF Monagas, marched on Porto
iCabello and captured it. The port OF
Maracaibo is closed at present to com
lmerce.
Rev. Mrs. Phebe A. Hansford was in
stalled yesterday rs pastor Of the Uni
]versalist Church of New Haven. The
services were unique. Hymns written
1by Julia Howe and Ellen e. Miles were
sung, the installation prayer was made
10y Rev. Mrs. Olympia Brown, and the
sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Cha
lpin.
SAVED DY a WATERFA1L-Last Mon
day q. Il. Raynor, livery stable keeper
lin Helena, Ark, while drunk, shot his
wlfo IN the back of her head. Think
ling he had killed her, he placed bis
pistol to his forehead and blew out his
loralns. His wife was only stunned, the
ball having been imbed,led in hor water.
fall.
AN OUTRAGE.-OneB Benjamin Michael,
IAN aHache of the County Treasurer'e 81
office IN Chester, seized horse under a
tax execution last Sunday, at Harmony
Church. in that County; but, by the re-
!monstrance OF certain parties. was in j
|duced to forego his purpose and release|
the property.
DR.. L. M. DeSaussurc, of Camden,
died on Tuesday morning last. Before
the war, DIR. DeSaussure was one of the|
leading physicians Of Beaufort He rel
moved to Camden when Bean fort was
occupied by Federal troops, and had oh
tanned largo professional practice atI
that place.
General O'Neill has resolved to bring
suit against tho Government, claiming
800, 900 damages for arresting him onI
foreign territory, without authority.
The General has an oye to business.
He failed in his rail on Canada, and
now hc is going to try his hand on Unclel
Sam.
A subtcrranean outlet to tho Great|
Salt Lake has been found opposite
Corinne, Utah Territory, nnd betweep|
Fremont and Kimball islands. A party
of scientific men will leave Corinne i'm
mediatoly on the steamer Kate Conner to|
Investigate the great wonder.
The Laurensville constabulary arrested
on Monday last, Mr.. n B. Ward, Super
intendent of the Continental Hotel, un. :.
der charge that he declined the colored
constables "the equality under tho law, u
at his bar. Bail was furnished.
Goose-egg hail has fallen in Georgia.
It remained on the ground unmelted
eight days The Jefferson towns people,
luxuriatcd on punches, etc., manufac- !
.urnd from native ice.
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
when properly combined, makes the
most powerful blood purifier known.
Ask for DIR. TUTT's. is
Capt: George H. Pouncey, of Marlbo-
ro, died on the Goth instant, ut the resi-
dence of Mr.. G.. Fl. Cannon, Oak Grove,
Marion County, S. G.
If you consult your welfare, fail not
Ito read the advertisement headed "BAD
BLOOD" is
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