The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-15

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nnndea OF the P1@Hzx is -areaants.
Allietters ami iivIommapioatipns intend.
Led Tor this Office. should be direcksa to
.PaaNrx, Columbia. 8, c., or to-+he
propulsion, JunlAN a. saIpy.
Old newspapers for sale at Pn9N1x
office, at fifty cents hundred.
We, are informed that seventy.two
bills OF indictment have been made out
against titiEenb Of York. and banded in
on Saturday last. The charges. are riot,
assault end battery, and murder
short, Ku .kluxisms As will be seen by
cnrd III another column, the members of
the bar complimented Judge Mackey on
his elevation. It is matter for congratu-
lation TINT these cases are to be brought
before the State rather than the United.
States courts.
We learn that namerously .signed pc
tition has been prepared, to which Co.
vernon Scott aud Governor. elect Moses
will append their signatures, requesting
President Grant to pardon the Ku Klux
prisoners now confined in the ALBANY
Penitentiary.
oar tonsorial friend, Alonzo Reese,
will accept our thanks for slice OF fruit
cake-a portion Of his daughters we'd
ding cake. We extend our consratula-
sions to the happy pair.
The house of Mr.. Wilson, who resides
about three miles from Columbia, II eur
the Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
WAS entered by thieves on the night of
tho 18th, and robbed of clothing, provi-
sions. etc. Mr.. Wilson is an invalid,
and could offer no resistance. he rob-
bers are supposed to DO n portion of the
prisoners who recently escaped from
Richland Jail, as one or two of the gang
were arrested by some of the employees
OF tho Greenville und Co}umbia Rail
/ road, at wood yard short distance
above.
Gov. Scott has appointed John T.
Sloan. Jr., Notary Public for Rchiand
County, and DIR. NJ. NJ Sans Health
Officer for st. Helena Sound, to rank
from July, rice Ahcrn, who deserted lis
post.
at the quarterly meeting of the Burns
Club, held in Mr.. McKenzie's saloon,
on the evening of the 18th, the follow
ing officers were elected: Presidout- e.
Hope; Vice. .Prosident-Geo Shields;
Secretary and Treasurer-Wm Roy.
DR.. Edward Smith, Demonstrator OF
Anatomy in the South Carolina Uuiver-
sity, has rendered his resignation. His
'successor, we learn, is DR.. John Watson,
of Yorkville. young man aud gradu-
ate of the Baltimore Medical College.
We regret to learn that young sou OF
Judge W. II. Eigg fell from g wagon,
yesterday, and broke his arm.
Our energetic Chief of Police, John
y. Jackson. with tho assistance Of Po.
liceman Johnson, yesterday, arrested
a colored woman named Ann Robinson,
alias Ehrlich, who is the supposed
mother of the child found in the Taylo,
burying-ground, Oh Wednesday last, or
oNooou1 "a "diSh nPPSatCu Ill Jul CO
iun1ns, yesterday. An Investigation o
the case will take place this morning.
Several mules in this vicinity are
affected with the epizootc. So fur
there have been no fntal cases reported
among horses. The streets, yesterday
showed slim display of horse flesh.
The State Capital Saloon is being pu
in order for tho winter season. Til.
restaurant is being partitioned off into
small compartments-ad decided improve
ment.
Mr.. Synmers is filling mp his helvel
and making use Of every available fot o.
space in his store, and now has the
heaviest stock of goods in the way o.
groceries, wines. liquors and family
supplies that he has ever kept.
Mr.. n. G. Ostecn, of the Sumte,
Ne'cs, paid us visit, yesterday.
We learn that many of our country
friends fear to drive their horses to oul
market, on account of the prevailing
horse malady. We can assure then
that there is no more danger in our city
timifo fJ,op within tIo ,>roo;,ot, re 1lo,,