The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-03

IOWESHIP MEETING is
called to a meeting to be held at the
Court House, on Saturday next, to ap-
point four delegates to represent this
Township in the County meeting to be
held on June 9th, to select delegates to
represent Richland in the June Conven-
ton.
CRUMBS. We read among the fashion
reports of n new thing-the "satchet,
or perfumed peticoat." Peppermint in
the stockings will be the next thing, we
suppose.
We acknowledge an invitation to be
present ut the final celebration of the
Clariosophic Society of the South Caro-
INA University, on Thursday evening,
June 2S, at o'clock, on which occasion
MIR. John L. Seibels, OF Columbia, will
deliver the valedictory address.
Commissioner De]ano has decided that
dealers in prize candy are subject to the
same internal revenue tax as gift enter
prises, viz; $3.50 per annum.
The roller skating rink, at the Nicker
son House Hall, is to be inaugurated this
afternoon, and we bespenk vast amount
OF sport for participants as we'll as look
ers-on. 1t Is particularly pleasant and
beautiful recreation-so pronounced by
those who know.
The gentlemen whose names appear on
the list presented by Mr.. Manning, on
Wednesday evening last, will please at
tend meeting at Independent Hall, this
(Friday) evening, at o'clock.
Mr. Shiyer advertises another lot of
fresh and seasonable goods this morning.
His proposition to buyers from abroad
appears to be very liberal, and the in
ducements offered are worth looking
after.
Owing to the difficulty relative to the
cotton weighers, the cotton market is
completely tagnant-hardly bale being
offered for sale. 1t is hoped the matter
will be satisfactorily adjusted in very
short time, rs the entire business of the
community is affected.
3 Mr.. Pollock extends m invitation to
his patrons and the citizens generally, to
partake of turtle soup to-day, from 12
until q at the Pollock House.
We find W. r. Robertson, Esq, of
Fairfield, nominated in the Ne,rs for the
next Legislature.
The indications are that the State will
be fully represented in the approaching
June Convention. About tweuty-four
Counties have already arranged for re-
presentation.
The first case under the civil rights bill
came up yesterday. An employee of
the Pollock House declined to furnish
two fifteenth amendments" with laper:
Whereupon, he was summoned before
Magistrate Nash, and forced to give
BOND Tor his appearance at Court.
Messrs. Paysinger d franklin have
some tip-top cider on hand, which thew
will dispose of by the bottle or glass. It
IS warranted pure; and in these warm
days Will prove very refreshing.
RW Gregg, Virginia; T N Robinson, New
Orleans; James NJ Baxter, Newberry: J
Snnfs' smits' oSoS1os.nn! y Quincy y & &KGpnedyW
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two children, Atlanta; D Goodwin, Fort
Motto; P Morris. Connecticut; Il B FAINT.
emerson; q Gie Alex MGBee, Jr, Mrs Glover, Miss
", NickerSon Iiouse-J T. Rosebororgh, N C:
" Il Rutland and wife, N Y; T Steers, b r r
u; T Mcbride, Pendleton; r F Burke. Va:
VIM Birdsall, 9; J NJ Mckay, Abbeyille: r
a Horron, Fairfield; D f Arthur Union; j
Chatham, Newberry; Fl Ames. Md John 81
Jordan, Cokesbury.
LIST OF New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-
Hostcttor's Stomach Bitters
+. Cantwell- Fulton Market Beef.
Bryan ~ McCarter-New Publications.
Il. G. .Shiver-Entirely New.
A. Palmcr-Water Coolers, &c.
Il. O'Neale-Board OF Trade.
The attention of our readers is called to-
day to tho advertisement in another column
headed Lippman's Great German Bitters. a
preparation that has been used for upward of
century in onlightened Europe with the
greatest success in tho cure of Dyspepsia or
indigestion, Constipation, Loss OF Appetite