The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-22

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esty of purpose, whose disabilities have
already been removed by Congress; one
who has served the people of Grcenville
with great acceptability in more posi-
tions than one, and who, by his great
popularity throughout the greater por-
tion of the Congressional District is cal
culatcd to unite all parties who are in
favor of honest representation, as suita-
bic man to be nominated by the Con-
vcntion. OBSERVER.
SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On
the 10th instant, the express train which
left Camden for Cape May at o'clock,
was run into at Woodbury. station by
carriage, containing two ladies and
gentleman. They were drawn into a
narrow space between the cars and the
gentleman were killed outright. The
parties killed we're Mr.. and Mrs. Gre
CORY, aged sixty years, residing two
miles FROM Woodbury.; Mrs. Caldwell,
aged forty-five, had one leg smashed and
one foot cut of.
BILLS LOST IN CONGRESS- the
bills which failed to receive final action
during the late session of Congress, was
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the number Of the members of the
House; also, the bill fixing uniform
time for the election of members of Con-
gress, the bill for the reorganization of
the navy, the bill to re-organize the in
ternal revenue bureau, and the bill to
increase the number of cur mercantile
marine. a number Of other measures
some of them very properly-we by
the board.
DEATH OF COOP WoMAN.-Sally
i'll this place on Friday last. The de-
people of Greenville ms "Aunt Sally"
She was once slave, bnt bought her
freedom some twenty-five years ago.
She was only slightly mixed with Afri-
can blood. The remarkable faithfulness,
honesty and piety of Aunt Sally secured
for her the respect of every one.
GieenvMe Enterprise.
PoLIrICs OVER y CoRpsE-An old
negro man. member of the Landsford
League, died last Saturday On Sun
day, as they were placing him i'll the
collin, negro man, who is not mem
bcr of the League, stepped up, and was
about to assist in the arrangement Of
the body, when he was showed back by
one Of the prominent brothers who was
present, and told to keep his hands oil,
that lie wasn't member of the Council.
and mustn't touch. Chester Reporter.
BURIED AL1vE.-On Friday morning,
says New York paper, at the quarries
Of the Warner Lime and Cement Com
pany, about six miles from Kingston, the
hanging wall rock, estimated to weigh
hat nd ~
fell thirty feet, entombing Hiram Freer,
George c. Reisenberger, Andrew Yaple,
benjamin Heisler and Luther T.. Law
renee. The two first mentioned were
killed.
The Stna1S- Zeitung, the leading Ger
man paper of New York, insists that the
war is to be tho final combat, involving
the disappearance into the back ground
of the Latin races of Europe It has no
fears Of the result MS regards Germany,
and says: "Who that is not blinded can
now doubt what must be the conclusion
OF the WARP"
One Of the daughters of Queen Vic
toria is the wife of the eldest son of the
King Of Prussia-so that, should the
King Of Prussia die, the husband of
Queen Victoria's daughter would bc
AlnS OF lrussln. "A direct line of
royalty runs through the British and
Prussian thrones of an ali-
ancc, III case of delicate complications
over the balance of power.
The Senate was utterly unable to soIvo
the mystery as TO why Grant had APP
pointed Murphy Collector of the port of
New York, until Senator Fcnton demon
stratcd that Murphy was rascal, and
wholly unfit for the place. Then they
saw through the thing ut once, and con
firmed the appointment OH the spot.
The Land Grants which have received
so much attention from Congress re-
Gently, arc no kin to the White House
Grants, though some Of them are sup
posed to be connections OF the family.
The Q;cumenical Council has declared
the Pope iniallibic. And now that the