The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-22
nave acted as Secretaries. for the et-

tuat tue NONRESIDENT StOcknOluerS ex-
press their grateful acknowledgement to
the citizens of Augusta for the hospitali-
ties already extended. and the festivities
which they have provided.
There being no further business, on
motion Of Captain w. B. Stanley, the
convention adjourned
Immediately after the adjournment of
the convention, the Directors held q
meeting in the hall and unanimously re-
elected Col. VIM. Johnston to the Office
Of President.
Crumbs. President Bridges, of the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad.
will accept our thanks for compliment
tnry ticket over his line.
The ratification OF tho fifteenth amend
ment was celebrated in Columbia, yes
terdEy, by procession consisting of
several colored organizations (only four
white persons participating which, after
marching through the principal streets,
headed by the Republican Brass Band"
congregated in front of the State Capt.
tol, where the Presidents proclamation
having been read, addresses were de-
livered by Attorney General Chamber
lain, Assistant Adjutant- General Elliott,
Senator Rainey and others. The par-
Elephants then quietly dispersed.
A difficulty occurred, yesterday morn
ing. in front of Mr.. G. Hamberg's store,
which resulted in Mr.. D. F. Phillips
crippled Individual being severely
wounded in the head, from a pistol in the
hands OF Mr.. Thos. Harrison. DR.. Darby
attended the wounded man.
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.-It is graft
flying to read in our exchanges, from all
parts OF the South, Of preparations ac-
lively going forward, under the auspices
of our noble women, for the accustomed
tribute 10 the Confederate dead. The
Goth instant is the day observed in nearly
oil the Southern tier Of States, and we
hope when it closes, there will not be
spot Of that sacred ground in our broad
land that will present the appearance OF
neglect. No doubt the ladies of Colum-
bia are fully alive to the subject and will
pay the accustomed honors to the brave
departed.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
The receipts and expenditures of this
Association for the month of March,
1870, are as follows:
RECEIPTs-Salesroom, S172 As; ordered
work, $84.90; stamping and stitching,
So rs; subscription, 81. co.; last balance,
$26693.
EXPENDITURES Salaries. $50 G5; work,
S13490; purchases. 1922. .20-total S413,-
IS. Balance in hand, April 1, 1870.
SLIPS. Persons employed. 43.
SUPREME COURT, April 2l.-The Court
met at 10 q. m. Present-Chief Justice
Moses and Associates Wright and Will
lard.
Biggers Mobley rs. 7. X. Cureton es
al. Mr.. Moore concluded his argument
for appelees. Mr.. Allison was heard on
the same side. Mr.. Kershaw in reply.
Amos Cooke Us. Alfred r. Moore, Ell al.
Mr.. Kershaw for appellants; Mr.. Moore
for appellee.
The following cases were continued: j.
D. Caskey, Sheriff, ads. William Nc
Mullen; Andrew J. Kibler us. John J.
Bridges.
WEDDING CARDS AND ENvELopEs.-A
lot of wedding cards aud envelopes, of
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth tho
cost. Call and SEQ specimens.
BEEr. Fine Beef can be obtained at
stalls Nos. and tomorrow morning.
This is the finest that hns been offered for
sale.
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LIST or New ADVERTISEMENTS
G. II. Baldwin-Assessor Internal Revenue.
J. L. Ens0r-Spcctacles Lost.
Paysingcr l. Franklin-Exchange House.
Pollock House-Cana-y Birds, &c.
SELF-ADvERTIsED.- VIrAL1A OR
SALVATION FOR THE HAIR carries with it it's
own bost advertisement. AS the light shines
through tho bottle you see that the liquid is
clear as tho azure of heaven. You smell it,
and find tho odor agreeable. You apply it,
and it changes gray hair to any natural shade
without soiling ,hc scalp or producing head
ache. Nothing can be more harmless. AIT t3