The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-26
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Several companies of the 10th United
States Infantry have gone up to Lau-
rens. This, we are informed, is in ac-
cordance with Precedent Granite promise
to Mr.. Joseph Crews
Monday the Governor and Lieutenant
Governor will be inaugurated.
The election for United States Sena-
tor comes off on Tuesday next
Great caro- should be used in regard to
clothing at this season Of the year. The
weather is very changeable.
Vermont is State that South Cnrolina
will be forgiven for envying. On Thurs
day next the Legislature of the Green
Mountain State adjourns, not to re-ns-
semble again for two years.
The greatest ioiner-the lnwyer. He
eau place tenant. impannel n jury, box
witness bore the court, chisel client,
augur tho gains. floor witness, cut his
board, nail the case, hammer the desk,
file his bill aud shave whole community.
A shoe maker writes us that he is not
only willing to give woman her rights,
but her rights and lefts." That is his
last joke. Witty man!
The Lille Corporal Magazine for De-
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-A private letter
from GreenSille, informs us of the death,
by accident, of Mr.. A. B. Vickers, She
riff Of that County. The fatal act wa,
committed with pistol, tho ball passing
upward and through tho head-lodging
in the scalp, just above the left ear. The
fatal accident occurred at his residence,
with no one about the house except his
aged mother, who was in an adjacent
room. Death was instantaneous. No
possible cause, other than accident can
be assigned for the deed, as the official
papers in his Office are reported to be all
correct. The occurrence has caused O
profound sensation, as the deceased was
in the full vigor of manhood, OF remark
ably fno personal appearance, correct in
all the relations of life, and very popular
With all classes. Coroner Henry Smith,
with the assistance of Trial Justice
Moore, summoned consisting OF
the first citizens of Greenville-and after
careful Investigation, verdict was rem
dered, to the effect, "that the deceased
came to his death from the accidental
discharge of pistol in his own hands.