The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-21
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4 AZ advertisSn4snt d akpthhes holumn
RivA gen@d 9btlina of khe nsS build
insAbont Being erSS.eRby-Re City
oonnoil.. It will be an ornament to the
city, and fill much needed want. We,
| nope cupalo. clock and bell will bel
! added.
To.day-yuthe 2l:--is tho 1oDges.l day
in the year. The sun rises as 4-52 md
tsets as7.iI. 81 JlatS
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
posters. huna-bills, biltheadst Tin fact,
everything in the way Off job printing
gotten up in the best style aud on!tSrths
that We pledge ourselves will be satisiac-
tory to all parties. With approved, MA
chinery and steam power, We challenge
comparison in prices;
When the Hon. @. C. Bowen, "the
bigamous Congressman, was brought
up tho other day to receive his sentence,
he told the Judge candidly that he was
without money and without friends, and
yet he was not only sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years, but. to pay q
fine Of $3.50. How does the hard. hearted
Judge suppose the poor fellow is to pay
such n. fine without selling some OF his
wives?
We have heard Of but ono old woman
who kissed her COW, but we have heard
OF thousands of young ones who kissed
great calves. ~
Cotton blooms are getting common.
We received two yesterday, from Mr..
Roberts. ..tr
Deputy Sheriff Holmes. OF Anderson,
arrived in Columbia yesterday, with
three colored prisoners who had been
sentenced by Judge Orr to different
terms in tho penitentiary. The colored
man who killed woman near Honea
Path several months ago. has beon SEN
fenced to be hung in July. III.
Miss Buie is prosecuting her enter.
prise Of establishing the Hampton Fo.
male Academy" here. Sho has received
liberal subscriptions from several of our
citizens, and is indefatigable in her ef-
forts. In the work unselfshly done by
Miss Buie for the Confederate soldiers
in tue late war, may be found the source
Of her claims upon the people of the
South in this educational scheme.
Little Rhode Island is happy in the
possession OF o Legislature able and
willing to do great deal of work in q
remarkably short space OF time. The
late session Of this model Legislative body
lasted just four days, in which time
many needed and important Acts were
passed.
DROWNED. Jack Foster, colored boy
about fourteen years Of age. was found
drownod yesterday morning, in q large
spring, near the old Kinsler brick yard.
Trial Justice Solomon (acting Coroner)
impanneled jury OF inquest. who,
after the examination of several wit
nesses, rendered verdict: .That the
deceased, Jack Foster, came to his death,
on the 20th day Of June, inst, from ac.
cidental drowning"
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The INDEpENDENrs.- This fne compa-
ny-the oldest belonging to our 6re de-
tment-commanded by President
John Mckenzie. paraded, yesterday
afternoon, aud 'practiced With their
steamer-which, as usual, gave satisfac-
tory evidence Of what sue can accom-
plish when duty requires. Mr.. Harper
had one of his excellent four-mule tenms
attached to the machine, while the men,
bors looked after the reel. The company
was attended by the Firemen's Band;
the members appearing in their new and
tasty uniform cadet grey coats and caps,
with white pants. This band Of anna,
teurs deserve credit for their persover-
nnce, and Capt LyBrahd has jnst cause
for pride in their performance.
Upon visiting the music hall of Mr..
LyBrand, OH yesterday, we had the plea
sure of inspecting fine piece of paint
ino-tho vorl, ~ loco1 fo1anfo Tb;o