The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-30
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page Of the PHOENIX.
MIR. JOS. Hart Denck, the we'll known
and pleasing pianist, announces two
soirees classique, at Messrs. LyBrands'
music store, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings Of next week. These en-.
tertainments will, doubtless, attract large
audiences, as he is truly a brilliant per-
former.
Mr.. Goodman has introduced patent
collar, which will soon be all the rage.
It is called the Surprise" aud in
every cartoon Tor half dozen boxes) is a
prize-in money-of from fifty cents to
S100. The price of single box is twen-
ty-fivc cents. Try the collars and your
luck Mt the same time.
Our young friend, t. Hasell Gibbes.
Is to deliver the anniversary address be-
fore the Clariosophic Society of the
South Caroliua University. on Friday
evening next.
ARRESTS. Tho United States Marshal,
assisted by 700 United States infantry,
recently arrested aud hastily brought to
this city the following citizens of Lau-
rens: Mcssrs. r. P Todd, D. S. Jones,
s. D. Darlington, d. A. Richardson and
son, G. p. Copeland and son, Hayne
Williams, G. T. Mosely, N. S. Harris
and Henry Suber. Here, on yesterday
afternoon, they were brought before
United States Commissioner Boozer, on
the charge of riot, &c. The United
States was represented by Mr.. Worth
ington, and the prisoners by Messrs. w.
D. Simpson and A. c. Darlington.
They were bailed in the sum of SIS, 600
each, to appear and answer in the United
States Court.
After these proceedings, Messrs Gar
lington, Richardson, Copeland, Jr., and
Hayne Williams were re-arrested, on the
affidavit Of Constable Hubbard, charging
them with the killing of Messrs Powell,
Perrin and Riley. This is q matter for
the State Courts. AS we are informed,
these summary arrests were wholly un-
justifiable and unnecessarily rough.
These men were mt home, ready to
answer any charges that might be made
against them, and willing to face their
accusers. There seems to have been no
necessity in their case for the officers Of
the law to depart from that rule which
regards men innocent until proven guilty.
MEMORIAL PAPER--Co. A, 2D REGI-
| ~. Wv u luuGDteu 10 the
Committee who had the matter in charge
for MEMORIAL Roll of Co. a, 2d Re-
giment, S. G. Volunteers, which has been
gotten up in neat, ornamental style
drawn by J. Bnhlman and Autographed
by VIM. Sloane. There are two Dorc
columns, connected byHan arch. Upon
the arch are the words: Company A, 2d
Regiment, S. G. V.-nnd close by are
the usual military emblems-eagle, flags,
trumpet, drums, cannon and tents. Upon
the two columns, "unadorned and nobly
plain" are inscribed the THIRTY-TuR1.E
principal fights and skirmishes in which
tho gallant Company GA was engaged -
commencing with SUMTER, including
Bull Run, Manassas, Seven Pines,
Sharpsburg, fredericksburg, Chancel-
lorsville, Gettysburg, Chickamauga, Will
derness, Spottsylvania Court House,
Cold Harbor, &C., &C., and ending with
BENToNvILLE. Between the columns and
under the "triumphal arch," as we may