The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-21
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eStHHtAlAh4 -"-Ihesyp!lcei Of iaingle
copies Of the PHOENIX is ave cents. ii,
Mr.. T. w. Pegues;; who Tor nearly
forty-one years bas bssssn connected With
the. publication. of the Camden Journal
has soid Ais entire interest to.,Mr: John
KeTshaw. who assumea editorial conttol
Of the paper. ',yssit' ,ssti, piit
The GreenyiIle and Columbia sTeia-
graph Oompany's line has been oompldt-
ed TO Belton. ...i a .A.f
| We have On exhibition at the PRRKE1x RRcKoa1i
Office. Photographic representation OF
Mayor Alexander's residence-the. work
OF Mr.. W. A. Reck'ing, pupil OF Messrs.
Wearn & Hix. The picture is accurate
In every respect; even the features. Of
Mayor A. are as distinot, as in the ordi-
nary pictures. Oar young townsman
deserves great credit for the skill he has
evincsd in this piece Of artistio work.
manship. s"'
Our merchan:e, and o:hSTs wishing to
prepare for the fall business, will please
take notice that the PHGN1x Office is
supplied with all necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads. posters,
circulars. and other printing that may be
desired. as any office In the city. Give
us Gail and :es. ouT work. f
Wendell PhilIips opposes oentraliaa-
ton in France, but regards it as the one
thing ncedful for this Republican coun.
try. ,''',.'
Now there will be trouble in England.
The hop crop is reported as having
Jailed. Deprive John Bull Of everything
short OF his liberty, but give him beer
and ho will be quiet, it not contensed.
Beef and beer he must have;a without
them. life is q burden; there is no present
and no future; the world is all feeting
SHOW. It was bread riot which preoipi-
ta:ed the French revoluaon'of '48.. Let
England now look to her beer."',l q
Old type superior to. Babbit metal
for sale Of PHaN1x Office, at tyenty-two
andtwenty-hve cents per pound accord
|iiIg toauantity. ~ LII '"''tn.
Advice to.pubIishera Of comic papers
Keep your vita about you. i,..!'., II,
The new religious daily-in New York
can't Join either Of the press assoeia-
tions because they use the telegraph
wires on the. Sabbath day" SO it lets
the wicked fellows pay fof, thenews and
then steals II from the early editions.
The Congressional COMMITTEES are in
aession here. and expect to, remain sevs-
ral days. Yesterday was occupied prin.
ciphl'y in taking testimony as to thsraids
on tile iail and other acts Of violence in
Union County. .i..;I....' ID.
The Pollock House thermometer re-
cordedas follows, yesterday: z a. M.,
|s0; 12M.. IS; 2 P. M, Sc; g P. NJ, 'ss.
J. Remember tho base ball contest, this
afternoon. on. theU University greene. /.
The Governor has appointed T1.C.
Spencer. of, Piokens County. and, J.
Fielder Meyers and James Van Taasel, of
onngeburg Comfy Notariea Pubic:
e. r. Kingsmoxe, Commissioners . Of
Elections for Newberry County; and
James M. Runion bas been fe-appointed
Auditor for Gseenyille County, yjce
Alexander MoBee.r p ,simita. ~
Simeon Bradley, Of Chester on She
petition pf numerous citizehs., has been
! pardoped by the Governor. ,. ,.,.,
! Lettors from New York to gentlemen
tat Doko. describe the frhie they receive
from .Doko, ps .''the best from any Sodth-
| - A-it.s'.i i',sI ,;tll 1,..I ,,-., Id.
The oycrheated reader may be re-
freshed by the information that there is
still snow on the ground IN portions . of
New Hampshire. ..,g,4 j. i.
A brilliant display '.of 1neteors is
anticipated about the end OF the present
montll,:i 10 -pi3'2t.ioo q rn.itii J.. a5t
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Ma1 ARRANGEMENTS. --uDhe NORTHERN
maf opens at 500 p. H.; closes Ills
a. N. Charleston 1dayiI mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. nj. Charleston
night mail opens 6:8O A. NJ; cioseA 6. 90
P. M. hGfeenville mail opens 6:46nP.
~; oloses 600 a, nj, \ Weat4fn hail