The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-10

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail is opened for delivery at a. m.;
closed at $50 n. m. Charleston, opened
ut $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. M.
Greenville, opened ut $50 p. m. closed
at $50 p. M. Western, opened at $50
10. NJ; closed aS 4 p. m. Charlestc,..
(evening,) opened at q. m; closed at
4.3O p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 8 to 10 q. m.
REFORM MEET, No AT ;SGroN CoURr
HoCsE.-The mass meeting appointed
for Lexington came off on Yesterday.
We learn that large and influential
| gathering of whites, and q number of
the co!ored people assembled to greet
the reform candidatcs-Hon. r. B. Car
pcnter and Gen. Butler. The meeting
was called to order by the Chairman of
the occasion, Major Henry A. Meetz;
who introduced the speakers in graceful
and becoming terms.
Col. Thomas addressed the meeting.
and was followed by Gen. Butler and
Judge Carpenter. The candidates as
usual spoke with force and effect, and
maGe decided impression upon the
audience. The state Of affairs in Licking
ton can be briefly stated. The whites
almost to n man are for reform, and
doubtless many of the colored voters will
unite with the whites to secure the victo-
~ Tor South Carolina that the reformists
seek.
PHolN4.>lANA.--Wo are indebted to
Alessrs. Du1ie & Chapman for q copy of
new and most excellent map of the
seat of war, containing the Western
Irorlnccs OF Prussia and Baden, show
ing the French and North and South
German frontiers, to which is also ap-
pended general map of Western and
Central Europe. It is published by the
| well-known mapists, G.. ". & G. 3.
Cotton Il Co., New York. M:?srs. D. g.
G. will furnish copies by mail at sixty
cents.
We are informed that tho pay of the
Jurors in the United States Court has
been Increased to three dollars day.
We are constantly receiving complaints
from subscribers on the route of the
Grcenville Railroad. The mail agents
will obligc us by looking into the mat
| ter.
we yesterday inspected the model of
new and improved dining table, the
invention of DR.. M. P. Boyd, of Union.
The table has two Stats or rails. by
means of which frame, containing the
various dishes, can be brought in front
OF each individual dispensing
altogether with servants. The doctor
has secured patent for his useful in
vcntion, and expects to commence the
manufacture Immediately in Columbia.
You can get any kind OF book, job
and fancy printing executed in best
style, at shortest notice and New York
prices, at PHOENIX Office.
Heise's '':stamp candy" is all the rage,
and the little folks ''go for it" with
rush. By the investment of five cents
you get stick of choice candy, with
prospect of obtaining ten, twenty-five
or fifty cents in currency.
HOTEL ARRIvALs, August 9.-NicAey-
son House. A. Holmes, New York; J.P.
Fisher, Texas; S. Forgortston, Syracuse:
NJ. L.. Hartridgo, Jacksonville; Nj. Nj.
Buford, A. P. Plfer and wife, Newberry;
a. J. Haltawanger, G. P. Leslie, G. N.
Butt, S. c.; Fl. O. Clark, Worcester; G.
G. Richards, Charlotte: r. G.. Gaillard,
Sayannah, Ga; J. Fl. Cornish. Aiken;
J: NJ. B!anding. Sumter; J. C. Ruster,
Chester.
Columbia Hotel.-F " Piper. NJ Elias,
Mrs NJ Israel and servant, Miss E Elias.
w Dudley, Charleston; N A Sands, Mo-
bile; Richard Wearn, city; Geo T Wicker.
V e Wolff, New York; Henry P Duvall,
Cheraw; G W Dudley, Bennettsville; B
A Howell, E r Landing, N @; W D Ken
nedy, Augusta; M p Boyd, S G; G Utsey,
\ G; 0 NJ Eoyster, Raleigh; Thos Ma
hool, Baltimore; john Westfeld, Green
vile.