The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-21


White Hall, Colleton, September "a.
Beaufort, Monday, September 26.
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COTTON STATES LIFE INSURANCE CON-
pANY.-The Office of the State Agency of
this fourishing institution has been re-
moved to the front room of tho second
story in tho building occupied by the
Citizens Savings Bank, Main street.
W. j. Laval. Esq, is the general agent
in charge of the of1ico.
CoRNs, BUNIoNs. ETC.-A card from
DIR. Kendall, prominent operator on
tho feet, appears in another column.
He brings the highest testimonials from
eminent individuals in Europe. Us we'll
as III this country, rs to his ability to
make u perfect cure of all corns and
bunions. Tho following is an extract
from n letter published in the Cha,lottcs-
vile (Va.) Chronicle:
'Dr. Kendall visits your place 20 re-
lieve NIL who arc afflicted with corns,
bunions, &c Ho is Just what he pro-
fesscs to be, nun who understands his
business. He has given greater satis-
faction than any one who has ever visited
this place-in fact, perfect satisfaction.
You cannot say too much for his skill
and success in extracting corns, &C."
An invitation has been extended by
the Chamber of Commerce Of Cincin-
natl to the Boards Of Trade of the
principal cities throughout tho South,
connected with Cincinnati by rail, to
visit tho Queen City of the West"
during the grand Industrial Exposition,
now being held i'll that city. It is de-
sirable that persons nvailing themselves
of this invitation should be in Atlanta,
Ga, on the evening of the 9th, so as to
connect with the regular excursion train
Of that date. The different roads COM
prising the "Green Line" have extended
the courtesies of their rond to tho ex-
cursionisis. Superintendent Bouknight,
or Colonel Dorsey, of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, will
give further information relative to the
matter. The Board Of Trade of this
city will hold q meeting for tho purpose
Of considering and making the necessary
arrangements for carrying out this
liberal invitation. AS member of the
''press gang" the PuGS1X has been
counted s'in."
| PHGNIXIANA.-Col. J. L. Black has
withdrawn from the General Agency of
the Cotton States Life Insurance Com
pany.
Something nice will be served up to-
day ut the Pollock House for lunch. All
lovers of shrimp pie" should DO on
hand early.
Mr.. jacob Sulzbacher (ncxt door
South of PHOENIX officc) during g. some
what extensive examination Of the prin-
cipnl Northern markets, has completely
packed his establishment with q varied
and general assortment of dry goods,
clothing and fancy articles. Purchasers
desirous Of securing bargains are Invited
to give him call. Mr. S. believes in
short profits and rapid re-investment OF
money.
Tho attention of lucky individuals is
directed to the useful and tasty articles
on exhibition ut HIr. Dcrcks' saloon, and
which are to be rallied "a soon as the
chances are made up-a complete break
fast and tea set of China. and an en-
broidercd tablo cover. )
Miss Mary Ann Buio (the soldiers
friend) is making arrangements to es-
tablish q first class female school in this
city. Further particulars will be given
as soon as definite arrangements Gun be
effected.
Mr.. Harman notifies the public.
through the PHOENIX, this morning, Of
his intention 10 commence tho publica-
ton of weekly newspaper in tho town
of Lexington.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 20. Nick
erson Housc.-Willinm II. Chadrey,
Hartford; Fl. s. Williams and wife,
baltimore; Miss Briggs, Richmond; II.
n. Jackson and wife, two children and
servant Mrs T. IT, Jenkins Charleston