The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-07
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Reform party rconsisting of Judge r.
9. Carpenter, Gen. NJ. G. Butler, Col.
Thos.-Y. Simons,, j.. A. Moroso, Esq,
(of the Charleston Courier,) and +. D.
Lee, Esq, (of the Ners) )-arrived in the
city. We learn from one of the gentle
men, that the success of the party in the
mountain Counties exceeded their most
sanguine expectations. At every place
they visited, they were welcomed with
open arms, and their meetings in every
instance largely attended. The speakers
will take rest until Tuesday next, at
which time they address the citizens of
Lexington County. We hope there will
be full gathering of the Lexingtonians.
CRUMBS. attention of our Jewish
friends is called to notice published in
this mornings PHOENIX, for meeting in
Independent Hall, this evening.
AS the weather is exceedingly warm,
young gentlemen attending church this
evening, are requested not to fan their
flames.
A friend says that Napoleon is deter
mind to make his mark in this war, and
that he means 'bz."
That New Haven man who fixed up q
tub in which to cool himself off in his
well, having tested its contrivance, says
he'll "devcr cowdcil dobody to susped
hibself dowd WE'LL" We suspect he's
not SO we'll Us he was.
Remember the barbecue, to- morrow,
at Hampton's. The trains will leave the
South Carolina depot, at and IL pre-
cisely.
The rates of board at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs have been ma
terially reduced-s3 per day, or 500 per
week.
One of our lady correspondents says
that if Napoleon goes to Berlin, it will
undoubtedly be to get worsted.
In New York, corns have come to be
"sebaccous excrescences."
No wonder eyes sometimes look plead
ing and sorrowful; they are under the
flash" all the time.
An ingenious trick has recently come
to light, by which ten five dollars bills
are manufactured out of nine, with but
one pasting to each of tho manufactured
notes, and that in different parts of each
note, and each note minus one-tenth of
itself. Be careful. The Department
will not redeem bill which bears evil
dence on its face that it has been tam
pered with.
Representative Purvis has been ap-
pointed Assistant Assessor, uice DR.. j. f.
Ensor, transferred to the Lunatic Asy.
lum.
The news from North Carolina gives us
reason to believe that the anti-radicalists
have carried the day-or at least made
important gains.
DR.. Irving has broken ground on
Main street, opposite the Columbia
Hotel preparatory to the erection of O
handsome brick edifce. The two-story
brick buildings of Messrs. Bates and
Stork, on Main street, below the "mar-
kot corner" are rapidly advancing to-
wards completion.
The Winnsboro Ne,cs contains the po-
litico-a agricultural address of that out
spoken and working citizen of Fairfield,
Major T. ". Woodward, wherein the
Major gives, in his strong, direct lam
guage, his views at once of agricultural
matters and matters political. His re-
marks are worthy of consideration by
those to whom they are addressed.
Messrs. Armstrong, Gator s. Co., of
the well-known Baltimore millinery
house, issue their regular semi-annual
manifesto, this morning. Read it, in
terested parties.
The offending cadets at West Point
have had their trial for ill-treating their
colored brother, and been sentenced to
be "reprimanded."
The fortune. .tellcr's oracle states that
the man born in the month Of August
will be ambitious and courageous He