The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-18
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the ''Pickett line' having been with
drawn-Capt. Sem has been sent to the
front as an independent fighter. Let
him be sustained. Let the honesty and
the intelligence of the County vote
him in.
The EIGHTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
We understand that orders havo been
received through General Terry, COM
manding this Department, for the trans
fer of the Eighth Regiment of Infantry,
which, for nearly three years past, has
been stationed ut this post st-Columbia-
to the harbor of New York. In talk
ing leave Of General Bumford and his
officers, rs we'll rs tho rank and file of
his regiment, we feel we but echo the
sentiments of the community, in testify
ing to the fidelity with which they have
acquitted themselves Of tho duties Of
their position, and of their uniform
kindness and courtesy to our citizens,
with whom they have been brought into
contact. Our best wishes accompany
them in their new career.
PUBLIC MEETING a-REFoRM. The Re-
form Club of Wards No l and 9 met
last evening. The meeting was large
aud earnest. The nomination of Capt.
r. D. Sem was enthusiastically endors-
cd. Capt. Sem, in modest but spirited
and sensible speech, stated his acceptance
OF the nomination which had been
pressed upon him. The meeting was
further addressed by Messrs. Thomas,
Wallace, Bachman, Seibels and others.
The Chairman was authorized to appoint
a committee of ten from the Club to
attend each Of the voting precincts in
Wards No. and 2.
The necessity for foreigners to have
their naturalization papers all right pre-
vious to voting, being alluded to, Messrs.
LeConte, Barnwell and Moore were ap-
pointed q committee to assist any Re
form foreigner, desiring if, in drawing
up the necessary papers.
The Club adjourned to meet Club of
Wards 3 and 4, this evening, in Pal
metto Hail.
PHd:NIXIANA.-Perso residing on the
Greenville and Columbia, Blue Ridge,
Laurens, and Spartanburg and Union
Railroads, can obtain the telegraphic
news, market reports, etc., through tho
columns of the PHOENIX, twenty four
hours ahead of any other paper. Re,
member this, cotton buyers and business
men.
We are requested to say that meeting
of the Reform Club of Wards Nos. 3 and
4, will be held this evening, at half past
Z o'clock, ut Palmetto Engine House.
\ full attendance is urged.
Mr.. L. Odell Duncan has written q
letter to Judge Orr, in reputation of
the cx-Governor's course, and radical
though Mr.. Duncan be, lie expresses his
sympathy with reform-and thus does
himself much credit.
Mr.. Jackson has presented us with
several packages of patterns, from tho
very popular establishment of L. But
terick & Co., $50 Broadway, New York.
The patterns embrace everything in the
line of wearing apparel required by
ladies and children. Mr.. Jackson will
furnish catalogues gratuitously to all
applicants.
lie Bon Ton-tho monthly report Of
fashion-for November. has been re-
ceived. S. T. Taylor, 391 Canal street,
New York, is the publisher. Every
number contains colorod and plain
fashion plates and cut patterns. Die
ModenaceN, an illustrated magazine for
fashion and fancy work, has also been
received from the same publisher.
Cavalrymen mount their horses, but
artillerymen mount their guns.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 17.-Nich-
erson House,. p. Elkin, Alston; r.
I. Yorborough, Monticello; J. Fl. Run
kle, Q. II. Manson and friend, city; John
%. Doran, Wilmington; S. L. Hutson.
Augusta; John W. Williams Mopobao.