The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-07
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A1 ID ~ &A l. IL u x XXI -
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail is opened for delivery Mt n. m.;
closed at 8.30a. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed at $50 p. M.
Greenville, opened Mt $50 D. m.; closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened at $50
II. m.; closed Mt p. IN. Charlestc..,
(evening,) opened at II. M; closed at
l.3O p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 n. M.
We learn TINT the reformist Caesar
Gurley, (colored.) has gone the way of
parson Cain. The parson was for re-
form one d"y, and the next lie nomi-
mated Governor Scott for reelection.
On Saturday C;csar Gurlcy, in gushing
and really honest mood, came, and saw,
and conquered But his victory was
short. Caesar, though good, honest
and kindly man, is not of Roman mould.
When, therefore, he heard from his
radical associates the stern "El fu Brute."
C;rsar fell at the base Of radicalism, and
there we leave him, hoping, however,
that we shall meet again Mt Philippi or
Brundnsium
DELEGATES TO TIE JUNE CONVENTION.
At Il meeting, on yesterday, of the COM
mittees appointed to nominate delegates
to the June Convention, the following
citizens were appointed to represent this
County:
TowSsnIr No. 1.-W Wallace, J. T.
Sloan, Jr., L. w. SeibeIs, Alex. Smythe.
John G. Segcrs, Jackson Miller, (color-
cd,) }. Q. Bell, Richard ON eale, Jr..
james Clafley, G. p. Pelham, John P.
Thomas, James AInyrant. (colored,) r.
d. Sem, Louis Wallace, (colored.)
No. 2.-W. Fl. Stack, II. D. Ham
miter, Washington Gibbes. (colorcd,)
Frank Faust
No. 3.-E. S. Percival, James Good.
wyn, (colored,) Uria Porter, (colored,) j.
c. Lykcs.
No. 4.-Dr. VIM. Weston, Tip Brown,
(colorcd.) Warren Adams, S. G.. Garner,
Anderson Burns, (colored.) John Gill
more, (colored.)
CRUMBS. Members of the Columbia
Billiard Club will meet Mt the Pollock
House this evening, at 8 o'clock AS
business is to be attended to, full meet
ing is desirable
y man may be properly be said to
have been drinking like fish, when he
finds that he has taken enough to make
his head swim.
The following now appointments have
been made by Gov. Scott Trial JUS
tices-R. L. Crook, T. w. Davis, York
County. Notaries Pnblic-Dr. S. B.
Graham and NJ. +. Moloney, Barnwell.
The County Court, Judge Melton pre-
siding, commenced its session yesterday.
The gentlemen who have been con-
suited by DR.. Moore and Mr.. Janney
relative to the organization Of compa-
ny Of young men, are requested to meet
Mt the Independent Hall, this evening,
ut o'clock precisely.
Punchinel2o promises to hold its ground.
Notwithstanding the numerous predic-
tions that there is no room in this coun.
try for u comic journal. The illustra
tions improve, and the humor contained
IN the current number will render it
more popular than ever with the public.
There is an excellent adaptation" of
the Mystery Of Ea~m brood, by cor
pheus G. Kerr" alone worth double the
price Of the journal in Which it appears.
The indestructible tag is great con.
venience to merchants. It answers the
combined purpose of direction label
ard business card. Call Mt the PuGS1x
Publishing House and supply your
selves.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. juno G--Col,tmJia Nofe,.-
NJ L Bonham, j + Thames, D B Motley, E
NJ Ciarkson. c; + DeBorry, S Green, F
SSteiling; u, Mayer, city; " J ltoyster and son.