The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-03
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crowded, we,present. our readers Ei.h an
interesting Supplement-. this morning.
II contains the proceedings of the Legis-
lature. as also other matters OF like i'm.
portance.
card from the sawed Cypress shingle
company appears in another column.
These shingles were awarded a premium
at the State Fair, where they excited
general attention. Give them a fair trial,
builders.
VIM. Simons. o. L. W. Smith, Porter
Allen and Samuel Jenkins, convicted OF
manslaughter, before Judge Farmer, and
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment,
have been Pardoned By Governor Scott,
on recommendation of the delegations
from Aiken and Barnwell.
= The Western Union Telegraph Office
will bo open on Sundays from, A. NJ. to
II A. NJ, and from 7 P. NJ. to 8 P. Nj.
Governor Scott has postponed his
Senatorial canvass party until this even
ing-after he has retired from the guber-
material Office.
/ Mr.. John Mcqueen. who has for u
length of time been employed rs Assist
ant Private Secretary in the Governors
Office, has been appointed 10 tho posi-
ton of Auditor in the Charleston Gus
tom House.
A queer looking team WAS seen on the
streets, yesterday-ssve or eight in-
dividuals, with striped clothing, nttaohed
to the penitentiary wagon. The mules
lave the epizootic, and, consequently,
convicts are substituted.
| The salo OF Columbia scvon per cent.
bonds was concluded yesterday-$1OO,-
600 worth being disposed Of. Alderman
Wilder was tho purchaser $40, 600 at
55 and $4,000 at 5S1a
Gov. Moses is to be inauguratcd to-
day, at Q o'clock P. III. The programme
will be found in another column.
The concert by Olo Bull and his talent
cd troupe Of artistes comes of this even
ing, in Twins Hall. 1t is nearly twenty
years since the famous violinist per-
formed in this city.
Washington Street Nj. E. Church was
thronged, on Sunday afternoon, with the
numerous friends Of the late ". u. Wal
ter, whose remains had been brought
from Shelby, N. c., for final interrnont
in his native city. Rev. Manning Brown
oficiated at the church. when the body
was taken charge of by the Masonic fra
ternity, of which he was m honored
member. Worshipful Muster Berg con-
dnotcd the burial services.
We are called upon to record, this
morning, the deccase, on Sunday even
ing last of a somewhat noted resident of
Columbia-Mr. VIM. l.. Wadlow, uni
versally known as ''Dad." Mr.. Wad-
low was true friend, and many desti-
tute individuals still live to testify to his
liberality, when he was in possession OF
means. Ho had lis faults, wihioiii wore
redeemed, to great extent, by certain
good traits; and what Bret Harte says OF
Jim Bludsoe. will, We hope, apply to
poor "Dad."
The meeting of the Board of Directors
| Of the Monument Association is post
poned until further notice.
Carolina Singers. ex-slaves from South
Carolin", concertized recently at Phila.
delphia with great SUCCESS, for the bene-
| fit OF colored schools in South Carolina.
Some Of the restaurateurs display fine
wild turkeys on their door-posts- COB
blers Of the woods introduced to gob-
blers Of the city.
While the horse catarrh was raging
here, great many persons were heard
to wish that it was in Halifax, and now
it has got there to such en- extent as to
stop the street cars.
Ex-Auditor Gary is Out in fierco cir
oularial attack upon Honest John Pat
tcrson and Gov. Il. X. Scott. It will
hardly effect tho Senatorial prospects of
other of the candidates.
1t is expected that Judge Motion will
occupy the Attorney Generals quarters
tomorrow.
Round trip tickets to Charleston will