The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-09
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We issue supplement- with our daily
OF this morning, to which the attention
Of readers is Invited. = |. W
7 u Q wing. to, the troubled state of the
country, DR.. Wheeler has, been forced to
indefinitely postpone his distribution OF
reel estate. alvertised for to. morrow.
All percons who have purchased tickets
are requested to call at Temperance Hall
and have their money refunded.
The Independents paraded with their
steamer. yesterday, headed by the Fire
@oa's Band. The "p!sy.oE" ~ss .e-y
satisfactory. and afforded intense gratifi-
cation to the numerous visitors.
A coIored employee OF the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad had
three fingers of his left hand so badly
mutilated, yesterday, as to necessisate
smputation. Ha
The Firemen's Band wes conveyed to
the fair grounds. yesterday, in grand
style-a four-horse team. gaudily capar-
risoned, attached to one of the wagons of
the Southern Express Company.
j. n: Robson, Esq, the well-known
dealer in fertilizers, gave as call. yes
terday. He is we'll and hearty.
The Tremaine combination met with
brilliant reception, Lust night. Pierson
was. as usual. warmly received; while Mr..
P. carried out his varied parts to perfec-
ton. Take it all in all, it was q per-
formance ppt soon to be forgotten.
To night, the performance will take
place at the Nickerson House HALL
Mayor Alexander offers for sale-low
down number of one and two horse
plows. The attention. of planters is in
yited.
j. st. Clair Abrams. Esq, travelling
correspondent of the New York Herald,
paid Us visit yesterday. He has just
returned from visit to the insurrection-
ary districts. and reports terrible state
Of things.
Gen. Jubal A. Early is expected by the
2 O'Clock train to-day. He will be the
guest OF Gen. Hampton.
We present to our readers this morn
ing the excellent address OF Gen. Ha-
good, the President OF the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society. It will
repay perussl.
Secnre your tickets. if you desire to
attend the supper of the Survivors, Assc.
citation, from either of the committee,
Messr, Swaffield, Shiver, Campbell,
Leaphart and John Crawford.
The light-Angered gentry were at work
last night. and lifted several pocket
books. Two gentlemen. from Orange
burg, suffered quite heavily.
Mr.. John Bahlmann has prepared q
perpetual almanac, on small sized sheet,
for ready reference. We have to thank
him for copy.
The ball of the South Carolina Club
comes of this evening, and a grand
affair it will be. too, without doubt.
President VIM. J. Gary requests us to
cay to gentlemen expecting to attend,
that tickets of admission can be obtain
ed at the drug store of MIR. w. G. Fisher,
opposite the Columbia Hotel. Secretary
Z. e. Ellison will be on hand.
There was another rush at the differ
ent hotels yesterday, and the store.nway
abilities Of the proprietors were fully
tested.
Policeman No. ! requests us to say
that our reporter must have been mis-
taken as to his being intoxicated at the
fair grounds, ON Thursday last. BE
snys that ho might have been q littlo ex-
cited by the crowd; but as he does not
drink, it must have been O mistake.
We have been requested to say that
the committee to obtain subscriptions
for the joint stock company will meet ct
the Secretary's Office, on the fair
grounds, at 10 o'clock, this morning.