The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-06
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The rattle Of the pen:drawlpg ooh,
come along" will take, Place at the
Pollock House this evening. Those in.
terested will call and settle up..
Troops G, L, and NJ, 7th United
States Cavalry. under command, OF Maj.
Reno. arrived in this city, on. Sunday
last, from the Plains. They will pro
ceed shortly 70 their destinations. ,ta
A monster turtle has been received at
the Pollock House. and will be served
up in few days. Due notice will be
given of the looming event"
Attention is directed to the card Of
Gambrill & Co., announcing their readi-
ness to dispose OF tickets in. the grand
schome.in MD OF immigration. Agents
are wanted for several countiesi
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THE South CAROLINA LAND AND ,I,rs11
EGRAT1oS Assoc1ATIoS.z--W We invite the
attention Of our readers to tile notice to
be found In our Advertising columns OF
the gift scheme of Messrs. Butler, Chad.
wick and Gary. The purpose is to ad-
vance the cause Of immigratfonn in South
Carolina. This, it will be c66ceded, is q
most important result. Themeans toAe
employed will be found explained ii, the
advertisement. AS to the. character of
the gentlemen whose names are asso-
ciated with this enterprise. we need
scarcely add anything. Gen. Butler aud
Gen. Gary are we'll known for their high
character and patriotic spirit, and as to
Mr.. Chadwick, We learn that lie stands
high in business circles in the city OF
Charleston, where lie Inns made heavy
Investments. he is The owner of the
chief prize-th the Academy of Music in
Charleston. Messrs. D. Gambrill & Co.
are the general agents foe the up com.
try. with their Office in Colnmbis. Local
agents will be employed. ana tickets may
bc secured not only at Nlr. Gambrill's
Office, but also Mt the store OF Mr. SYM
mers. ..,5N
RELIEF TO SurFEnERs. DR.. Kendall,
the celebrated chiropodist, was in our
Office, yesterday, and performed several
operations extracting corns and ingrow-
ing toe nails--without pain and with per
feet satisfaction. On his first visit 10 Co
lumbia, DR.. Il. received the testimonials
OF several of our physicians and other
citizens as to his skilful and ef1icacious
method OF operating on the feet, and he
! guarantees q cure in every instance, He
may be found the Washington House,
corner Assembly and Gervais. streets.
He will wait upon ladies at their resi-.
: dences. ..t.
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The RIcHLAND ,FARMHRs' O1pn.-For
: the past year there has been in existence
in this vicinity o club. composed of farm
ers. that has been doing good work in
@ quiet and modest style. During the
!, summer months, the Club meets once
. . every month successfully on the farms
OF the members. The proceedings con-
sist of the reading of agricultural essays
and the discussion of agricultural oues-
tions. and barbecue usually winds M
, the days Incidents On Saturday last,
, the Club met on the grounds of Capt.
Richard O'Neale, in Cotton Town. A
capacious house being on hand, the rain
did not interrupt the proceedings
Several able essays were rend, and very
interesting discussion took place on the
! merits of plows, on the grasses, and
other kindred topics. The President of
the Club is that efficient planter and
popular citizen, Major Thomas Taylor.
The Secretary ana Treasurer is mir. c.
Q. Marshall. m energetic young planter,
and among the active members of the
Club are number Of citizens, mer-
chants, and others engaged in farming
in and about Columbia. We learn that
tho Clubis increasing the. sphere Of its
labors, and that an agricultural library
apdJeading room in the city. will pe.-
haps be established for the benefit of
members.