The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-19
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copies Of the PHGN1x is aye cents.
r.: b. Kirk has been appointed Trial
Justice for Richlahd County.
"on with the dance; let Joy be uncon-
fined; no sleep till morn, when youth
aud pleasure meet, to chase tho glowing
hours with flying feet" If you wish to
receive first class instructions in tripping
the light Fantastic toe, Prof Milan will
impnrt them to- scholars, on REASONABLE
terms. Apply nver Lorick s. Lowrance's
store
Seventeen new members OF the Senate
in the next term will make q material
change in that body.
It is reported that Mr.. H. Fl. DeByron
is to be the Private Secretary OF Gov.
Moses.
The general lecturer on peace, Mr.. w.
g. Hubbard, will deliver lecture at the
Washington Street Methodist Church,
this (rnesday) evening. at half-past
o'clock. The public are invited to at
tend. Mr.. Hubbard is the appointed
lecturer of the 'Peace Association of
Friends" in America, and has the repu-
tation of a finished orator, receiving the
endorsement of many of the learned
men at the head of various institutions
OF learning before which he has been In
| vited to lecture. Whether our citizens
may agrce or disagree with the peace
views of the able and earnest lecturer. it
is hoped they will give him fair hear
| ing this evening III the Washington
Street Church.
Governor Scott has appointed as No
taries Pablo Isaac II. Coleman, for
Richand County, and J. W. Dargan, for
Sumter County.
The excitement around the Central
Hotel, yesterday afternoon. was caused
by the accidental burning out of Chin
ney.
Mr.. G. B. Trnmbo, of the firm of
Thomas Kemp & CO., wholesale grocers
and commission merchants, No. Ill
West Lombard street, and No. 9 Bald
erson street, Baltimore, paid us u visit,
yesterday. He is travelling South in the
interest OF the above firm, and he in
forms us that he meets with success.
We learn that Roland Rhett, ESQ.
former Confederate Quartermaster at
this post. has received the appointment
of General Agent of the South Carolina
Railroad Company at Columbia, picl
John E. Marley. deceased.
Autumn leaves-whon wiuter comes
iu.
The following is the programme oil
music by the band of the 18th Infantry.
f r this afternoon:
Concordia Quickstep-F. Goetz.
Cavatinu. LucTezia aDoTKia-Doni5e.t;
Palermo Quadrille-Strauss.
Song, Tho Refugee Hays.
Helter-Skelter Gnlop-Fnust.
We publish the following notice ut the
request OF the officers Of tho Survivors
Association, and earnestly call to tho at
tention of all members Of the Associa
ton the Importance of full attendance
The object .! the Association endears il
to oil who hold i'll respect and venera
ton the memory Of the soldiers who
died for wha: we considered right Rnl
noble canse. Let every District send {
full delegation and tho annual contribu
tion requisite to aid in the collection ani
publication Of the records. which pre-
serve the names Of those who were killed
or wounded in the cause:
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov 19, 1872
10 tie President Of the S,wuirorS Asso
cidtion of each District in tie State.
DEAR SIR: An adjourned meeting O.
the Survivors Association of the State O.
South Carolina will be held in Chnl los
ton. on Thursday, the 18th December
next, mt which Gen. J. Is. Hood will de
liver an address. Please hare deIega
ton from your District in attendance
by order of
GEN. WADE HAMPTON, Prcs't.
A. O. HASKELL. Secretary.
By" The papers in the State are re
questea to publish.
SUPREME COURT The November tern
OF this Court commences Tuesday next
2Gth inst. For the information of mem