The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-05
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A complete outfit, with tho except
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for sale at q very Low rate. Psrtics1
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The PHOENIX Office is supplied Wilt
necessary materialfo for as handsome ca1
bill heads. posters. pamphlets. hand-Lt
circulars. and other printing that may
desired, as any oflioe In tho South. @!
us . call and test our work.
The Legislature re-assembIes in
State Capitol tllis evening. at 7 o'cloql
Our townsman, A. Y. Lee. Esq,
received the silver medal awarded
by the Cotton States Agricultural Sd
ETY. OF Augusta. Ga, for his specimj
OF architecture. It tisArssive tsatia
nial.
We learn that Colone, sdR. Thod
has resigned his connection as v;
President and Director with the,
zens' Savings Bank of South Carolis|
he having assumed other and pfesS|
duties.
Messrs. e. w. Seibels C Go. ossa
private sale large amount OF valud
real estate. to which attention is inyii
Columbia is bound to be large and
portant business city. aud money!
vested in real estate will certainly
crease four-fold.
After the 10th instant. passe,i||
trains on the Wilmington, Columbia ]
Augusta Railroad will run viu Colua||
and Augusta. Freight trains are .
running through to Augusta, max
close connection.
MIR. j. D. Batemau will accept !
thanks for ane large bass. He ke'
fresh fish on hand constantly.
PH&NIxIANA.-Th State of SCI
Carolina seems to be emphatioalIj
"bonds." BY the time the bonds,
deral and State, have done their ~
she will havo suffered much. Fol
nately. it is hard to kill States, where
citizens have faitl,, hope and pluck. 1
The nake'lness Of the indigent wd
might be clothed from the lrimmiuu4
the vain.
The most useful thing in tho long
Breath.
The Gah.ry-tho de. ervedIy pros
GUS monthly magazine. published
Sheldon & Co.. GIT Broadway. n
York has entered on tile seventh Y
OF It's existence. aud shows, Ly it's
spectus for 1872. that its publisheri
not intend That it shall lose its posi-
as tho most attractive monthly maaa3
published in the United States. For
ttifing SUM OF FL year one may ott
Ill the Galdry vast amount of insta
i've aud entertaining reading. III
magazine worthy Of the times aud.l
people.
People may sometimes wear out r.
welcome by staying away too loug
their friends. as we'll ns by visiting b
too frequently.
Silken bonds Of matrimony becd
iron chains to bind and chafe unit5
nate couples. il ever they cease to lod
The greatest nutmeg ever knowny
with u crater.
The yonr jnst commenced is VIII
generally known as Loap Year-Fa
ary having twenty nine days. It is
OF the years in which the calm. conf
ative order of things is supposed d
overturned very violently, in which|
ladies arc supposed to lay aside d
coquetry and the privilege of gay
"yes," and to assume the delicatelY
eliminating task of selecting their f.
husbands.
Tho preparations for the drawil
the Academy OF Music prize sob i
which is to come off next week.
steadily going on. The drawing viii
gin, it is understood, at 8 O'Clock oa
morning OF Monday, the Sth instantly
will take place, in full view of the r
lilo, Gu the stage OF the Academy ii
OF course, mono but ticket-holders
be admitted. Rooms have been enesI
at the Mills House for Gems. Braided
johnson, of Maryland, and A.
Wright. OF Georgia, who are amonR
supervisors OF the drawing.
SUpREME Court, THURSDAY, Janul
4.-The court met at 10 A. nj. Press
Chief Justice Moses and Associates +
tices Willard and Wright.
+. J. Caldwell. appellant, us. h
Whftner, executor, respondent. III
Fair was heard for appellant. Th| l.
ther hearing of the case was then +
elnued. to allow appellants couhsel