The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-29
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.sTHhs a. .ea4 REasg6 6hraaT !I'syfs1 Ye,.:s ,.s:s re-
qdesE Of thp cJanMHese of vatahiai La
dies FOR theA PASTORS 7hee eetEea aShdTches
throughouS the B6nbhsto take up COL
lection in behalf oEths!Lee Monumental
Fund was responded to in odt churches
last Sunday. The contributions were
liberal. It will be found, we'think, that
Columbia has madea generous answer to
Virginia. :. '-rsnar, Gh a"lt.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A freight
train over the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad, met with serious accident, On
Sunday last, near Ninety.Six. The rails
spread and upset the locomotive. Il.
Pearson, n oolored freman-who had
been employed on the road since its il.
auguration instantly killed; Jack
Germany, the engineer, was seriously in
jnred.
PHGNIxIANA. The price of sing
copies of the PHOENIX is Eve cents. If
carriers charge more it is simply swim.
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
Affairs in Laurens are in terrible
condition. It is stated that the military
Numbering about 1, ,O0O-are quartered
in the District, and a number of the
most prominent citizens have been ar
rested, among them the Sheriff, and
Mcssrs. Todd, Mosely and Darlington.
Writs OF haJeas corpus we're issued for
the release of the prisoners, but no at
tention was paid to them. V'.
Tho rattle for the ten jars domestic
brandy ruit-unavoidably postponed
last wcek-will come off this evening, at
half-past o'clock, atthe Pollock House.
Aprivate despatch from Raleigh, N.
c., says enough has been heard to in
sure the election in favor of Manning,
(Democrat,) over Holden, (RadicaI.)
Phillips is thought to be elected by
small majority.
Tho city authorities should certainly
prevent the neat fence surrounding the
old market lot from being used for bill
posting.
Treasurer Denny dies hard. He will,
however, soon be through with his trou.
bles. The assertions of the PHGNrx NAV
be depended upon.
Genuine Kentucky Belle and Blue
Grass whiskey pure and good-can be
obtained at the Exchange House. Try
it, ''@
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 27-'2e.--
Nicherson House-W. O. Taylor, IT.. K.
Cany, Baltimore; J. J. Wilson, s. C.;
G. G. Watson, Lynchburg, Va; E. Nc
Grady, w. A. Pringle, Charleston; H.
NJ. Cottingham, Atlanta; s. F. Houston,
Charlotte; J. Banskett, Columbia; J.
w. Qhian, Cherryville, N. c.; Nj. NJ.
Wolfe, Chester; J. H. Baldwin, Balti-
more; q. J. Hardin, N. c.; Miss CLARA
Q. Alittng. Lancaaterville; J. 8. VIII
liams, Augusta; J. Fl. Renslow, New Or.
leans; e. +. Butts and wife, Charleston;
W. j. DeTreville, James F. IzIar,
Orangeburg; p. r. R. M. States, Flo
renee; A: Jones, L. Jones, a. J. Hughes,
Edgefeld; E. Ingersoll. PhiladelPhia;
p. S. J. Hayes. Lexington; T. r. Mad
W. Johnson, Charlotte; W. Williams,
c., c. &c A. A.R.!R.; S. DuBose, Ridgeway,
S. c.; Mrs. A. A. Porter and child.
Texas; J: A: Gray, Augusta; J. B. Ross.
Macon; J. J. johnson, N. Y; D.
Alden, Savannah; j. 81. Harrison, New
Orleans; B. Henry, G. 9. Maccay, Ches-
ter; L. d. Bush, Greenville.
Colnmbia Hotel-D. T. Corbin, VIM.
Stone, Henry Buist, Charleston; P. G.
Chappeil, Richlapd; o. M. Sadler, E. J..
Frederick and lady, T. D. Gillespie, 8.
C.;J. Mcdonald and lady, J. NJ. Car
rington, VIM. Johnston, N. CIV. II. D.
Byron, city; z. Thurston, Greenville; A..
Williams and wife, j. Hurn. Beaufort; J..
3. Brown, W. L. Hardin. Baltimore; e.
AIahoney, Va; T. 81. Cooke, Orange.
burg; T. T. Clyburn. B. r. Clyburn, T.
a. Clyburn, A. McA1anus, Phin. B.
Tompkins, Lancaster; w. J. MoKerrall,
J. W. Bnss, Marion; A. E. Benary. Ar
thur Parker, j. M. Walker. j. D. Suth-
erland, New York; j. Monroe Wise,
Idge6eld; John P. Adams and wife.
Richland; r. S. Moore, Yorkyille; James
NJ. Baxter, Newberry; 81. 81. Badenhop,
WalhalIa. NIL
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS. II, as
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