The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-13

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Aph4sK coNvEs7taoin,, c;3lss ai lie pur. ',
pose of,nore thorough organization.and. ;,
united effort" we are told; AN adtfress J,
has been issued I'd the colored citf1Gns Of
the States. of Alabama, Arksansas, Dalai:
ware, Florida, Georgia. Kentucky. Loni- .
Siam, Tennessee. Maryland. Misissippi;
Misaohri; North Carolina. South UaroIiE
m, Texas Virginia. West Virginia and
the Territoryaf Columbia: inyisingAAhe.~
to send delegates-one from each Con.
gressional District-to meet il; conven.
ton Ip tpPis 0af' on n the 18th ot October
As K: t.;J ~ 's; ipl1. 20
HAini sronix. "a seysfe rain and Galii
storm visited this city Sunday. ACCOM-.
panied BY sharp and rapid lightning and
thunder! A tremendous quantity Of Z
min fell in short space Of time, and
the largest brick drains in the city, were,
flooded. The lightning struck a tres
near the soush""O "Oarolina- ~depot,srsand-s
played some queer TRICKS On: the-tela.a:
graph wire alongside the !Greenville
Road. Old Sol resumed his Heated sway /
Immediately after the rain. ..o.iu i,
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MAIL AHnANGEMENrs.- .-Tha Northern
mail opens at 900 F. NJ; closes Z. .I6.
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400:
P. M; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston,
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 500
P. Nj. Greenville mail opens GAS p.
M.; closes 600 A. M. Western mail
opens 800 A. NJ; closes 13O P. NJ. On;
Sunday Office open from to 4 P. NJ w
JOURNALISTIC CHANGES. I'VE learn !,
that Mr. j. w. Call, who has been local
editor Of the Augusta Constitutiondlist
for the past two years, has retired from
that position. Mr. Cail was an able aud
industrious knight Of the quill, and one
of the most competent newspaper ra-
porters in the South. We give him our
best wishes wherever he may go, and
hope that he will soon be in the old nu:::
siness again. The new city editor Of the !.
Consta,tionalist is Mr. J. T.. Maxwell,
talented young lawyer of. Augusta. 40.
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NEwDERnY COLLEGE We have re;
ceiyed catalogue of the officers and
students Of Newberry College;lnt Wal:
halfa, s. 90. The examination Gf stu
dents takes place on the 22d and 23d Of.
this month. j. From the r2Gth TO the 29thr
will Be devoted 70 the celebrations OF the
literary societies. The: annual meeting
of the Board thkos sphda on the 9th.
The corner stone OF the college will be
laid on the 2Sth. Theaadrese before the
literary societies will Tie delivefed by
Rev. J. Hawkins; before The Alumni,
Mr.. J. E. Housestyn ut the laying Of the
cor9ef stond, t,Rev.sW. S.tB9Anhn. ByI
reference to our advertising columns. it
will bo seen that visitors to the celebra-
tions will be ssed over the railroads at
half fare. A dinner will be offered on
the 2sth by. the ladies Of Walhnllq, for
the benefit Of the college 'i''i' -. ;.
HorE1a Ann1yA1.s, june 12 HiicIsrson sI,e,, c;i
Honse-E. ". Moulton, Ga. Judge Tho!
mas, Chester; F. McQueena, Cheraw;
Mrs. George Moffett and two daughters,
Charleston; N. G.. Walker. j. G. Buck:
inghan, Barnwell; G. Mahon, city; W..
r. Kline, Charlotte; E.. T. Thomas,
Johnston's r. o.; J. d. Averill, Gads-
den; J. Montgomery, La. P. n. Hound,
RichmondssW. Richardson, Va; r. D.
Bush, Golden Grove; E. s. Hubley,
Walhalla; J. NJ. Davidson, Greensboro.
Columbia Hotel-W. Johnston. Ashe-
Vile; J. D. Webster, Saluda; G.. T.
Wicks, Richland; G. W. Palmer, N. Y;
". d. Kennedy. Charleston.
List OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 81:
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