The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-22
j. 90 al TTerna.

phny, the poor OF the South NAV find
some alienation of their woes in the fact
that more people arc out of employment
IN New York, at present, than on any
previous winter. Reading rooms and
other public places are thropged with
working men, who go there to keep
warm. The amount of suffering daily
increasing is frightful All this is un-
doubtedly due to the policy pursued by
the Radical party, since coming in pow
er, the result of which is to concentrate
all the wealth in u few hands and reduce
wages, with steady increase in the
prico of life's necessities Unless the
present protective system is destroyed,
our laboring population will rapidly
descend to the state of penury and igno.
rance it reached in England under the
working of the same system.
PHEN1XIANA.---The price OF single
copies Of the PHOENIX is FIVE cents. If
carriers charge more it is a swindle. They
can be obtained at that price at the Office.
Book and job printing of every kind
attended to promptly ut the PHOENIX Of
fee. Every variety of material on hand.
Country publishers in want of second
hand type-bourgeois and minion be-
sides rules. leads, chases, etc., can be
| supplied, at about half founders prices,
by applying at the PHOENIX Office.
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Office must make Immediate settlement,
or the accounts will DO placed in the
hands Of the proper officers. Hereafter
oil transient advertisements are to be
paid for before inserted.
We have received from the committee
an invitation to be present at the ami
versary supper of the Burns Climb, on
the 25th instant, and shall endeavor to
be on hand.
The mp freight train ON the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad met with an ao-
cident, about nine miles above Newber-
ry, yesterday, caused by loose rail.
Three freight cars were badly damaged.
The passenger trains, up and down,
were detained about two hours, in ex-
changing passengers, baggage, &C.,
each train returning from whence it
came.
Mr.. Cobb, miller for Capt. Sigh, was
fired upon by unknown parties, on Fri
day night last. Fortunately the ball
lodged in the door. A colored driver
was also fred upon a few days ago.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. p. j. Shand, Rector,
10ls A. NJ. and 4 p. M.
St. Peters Church-Rev Francis Ja-
qucmct, 1st Mass A. Nj. I'd Mass 1OIS;
Afternoon Service P. nj.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. Jos. r.
Wilson, D. D., 1Oi5 A. M.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
l0l5 y. NJ.
Washington Street Church-Rev. nj.
Brown, 1OI. A. NJ. and 81 P. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. ". w.
Mood, 1Ols A. NJ. and 714 P. NJ. Seats
free.
Baptist Church h-Rev. J. L. Reynolds.
1OI$ A. M. and TX P. M.-Subject:
Samuel, the Man in Advance Of his
Age"
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 21.-Nich-
e,'son House-W. II. Woodcock, N. B.
Walker. w. 81. Bean, N. Y; J. Copes,
G. w. NJ. Creighton, Fairfield; J. w.
Grace, Colleton; W. r. Russell, DR.. T.
(iuion, Newberry; W. F. Taylor, jersey
City; G. w. Connor. Abbeville; w. r.
Ramsay, EdgeReld; H. L. Strong, Rich
mond; E. M. Law, Yorkville; r. Holley
and wife, Conn; Miss Z. Warren. Ga;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bailey, N. H.; W. E.
Kline, Chester; 81. j. Hamblin, Utica;
T. d. Bush, Bolton.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Columbia Chapter-Convocation.
+. w. Fickling-Lost Checks.
j. T. Elders-Stray Cow.
j. Il. r. Agnew-Money Drawers.
| Lost Bracelet.
T. A. Connor-Mill Rocks
| You can obtain the best of Cigars, Chewing
| and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, etc., at the eign
of tho Indian Girl, Columbia Hotel Row. jill
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| able medicine, by trying the OLD CAROLINA