The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-26
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llonS Tor County officers, III RlChland,
have produced groat dissatisfaction with
many of the radicals. It is thought that
the time has come for Nash L. Co., to
give place to others It is contended by
tho boilers that they will bring out bet
tor men-more Intelligent, and more
honest. We have heard of the Rev.
David Pickett, colored, spoken of as
Senator The colorcl voters would do
themselves honor by supporting man
so intelligent aud honest rs he.
TIE DANGER OF Two EDGED WEAPONS.
This is illustrated in the case of the city
ordnance Of 1860, with respect to public
cotton weighing. We stated, that in our
Judgment it was not good policy to pass
such n law rs compels the cotton seller
to submit his cotton weights to the OIL
cial wcighcrs of the city, and yet the law,
as wo have reason to know, was pissed
for the protection of The public interests.
Afterwards it became m instrument to the
public disadvantage and was SO welded
Thus, it proved q doubled cdgcd sword,
cutting i'll opposite directions, aud, there
fore, we arc satisfied that Judge Mel
tons decision has taken both edges
off.
CRUMBS. by card in another column,
it will be seen that tho "Table Mountain
House is open for the season. Coolists
and invalids should give it trial.
The elegant cage aud bird which has
been on exhibition Mt the Pollock House
for q week or two, is to be rallied to-
night, at 0 o'clock. Parties Interested
should 60 forward Mt once and settle, or
tho unpaid chances will be raflled.
The Cherokee Springs, in Spartanburg
County, are highly spoken of by visitors.
Good water, pure air, substantial cata-
bles and comfortable beds are the attrac-
tions.
We have received from the Committee
an invitation to be present at the annual
picnic Of the Marion Street Sabbath
School, on Thursday, the 2Sth instant.
lie Bon Ton, journal lie modes, and
report of Paris fashions, gives monthly
four fine and highly -colored steel en-
cravings, executed i'll Paris by the best
artists, representing the costumes as
manufactured by the most fashionable
modiste Of that city. This: Journal is
finely illustrated with uneolored cuts,
and contains sixteen pages of high
toned reading matter; gives letter on
fashion, and lucid description of the
plates i'll French and English. Each
number gives one full-sized paper pot
tern, and n ticket on the third page of
cover entities the purchaser, (either by
subscription or single numbers,) to a
second pattern Of her own selection.
Terms One year, sc; single copies, GO
cents; five copies, one year, SO, and
one copy Of Die .l1,l,nweN to the gctter
up OF the club.
HorEh ARRIVALS, July q, and o5.-
NicIcrson Liouse.-E. l.. Gary, Colum-
bia; l.. G. Carpenter. Wushington; C.
7. Hyde, Augusta; S. Pcgram, Nova
Scotia; S. l.. Houston. So. Ex. Co.; B.
L. Whittemore, L. G. Baker, John Lun-
my, DaIHHStou, VI. -NaSic, NlnRStree,
q. S. Kuh, Beaufort; W. n. Taft
J. 7. NJ. Eppiug, Charleston; b. G. Yo-
cum. j. II. Gay, Chester; S. Jones,
n. y; L. J. Coddington, Md,; J. II.
McDcvott, p. A Eichelberger, J. ".
Haywood, =. y. Bellnnger, Edgelield; G.
Davis and lady, Wilmington; Miss Lila
Davis, Camden; J. S. Porcher, J. S.
Fnirley, Charleston; ". S. Fuller,
n. c.; j. NJ. Jones, S. c.. r. j. Donald
son, Cheraw; r.. i. Graham, Mariou; j.
Schrimer, Jr., Charleston; +. f. Dick
son, Clarendon; +. Kuh, Beaufort; Mem.
King, ~. 3. Williamson, Charleston; j.
NJ. Jordan, G. G. & A. r. r.; w. J.
White, Lancaster; Col. Wm. Johnston;
J. j. Hales, Rock Hill.
Columbia Hoiel.-C. G. Bowen, Timo-
thy Hurley, NJ. Mclaughlin and wife, T.
Horsey, T. D. Gillespie, A. L. Tyler. c.
G. Meminger, a. DeCaraduc. Charles
ton; a. McBee, Greenville; ". D. Ken
nedy, Augusta; r. \. Springs, S. c.; a.
G. Spain. Darlington; G. w. Riordon
ard daughter, II. Moses and vile, Sum