The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-13
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,cestern States. published by John W.
Paul, Chicago, ILL.,, for bankers, attor-
neya and wholesale merchants and mo-
nufactnrers of Eastern and Western
cities. This publication is deemed one
OF the most reliable in the country. In
the directory OF banks aud bankers in
the principal cities in the Eastern and
Southern States, we notice the name of
A. @. Kaufman, Esq, Of Charleston-a
go-a-head business man, as is we'll known
throughout the country.
The local Of the Union must have been
in Mood for Misrepresentation, when
he stated that the typo who gave the
mule bad advice did not stick Republi-
can types.
We have heard rumors that woman
stabbed man ut the Caldwell meeting,
Friday night. No names have been
mentioned
There was considerable discussion
among the members of "the. party on
Saturday afternoon, in relation to the
editor of the Uniou jumping a vote" in
the convention held that day. He is
used to jumping. though; he jumps the
question whenever we go for him.
The catalogue of Erskine College, (lo-
Gated at Duo West, Abbeville County,
has been received. The institution is in
a fourishing condition.
General Ransom. of North Carolina,
| ia at the Nick Honsa
The following resolution was passed
ut the Republican meeting on Saturday:
Resolced. That this Convention do en-
dorse the Hon. F. L. Cardozo, for
Treasurer of the State, for the next four
years.
Genuine green turtle soup will be
served up, to-day, at Fritz Konemans
saloon, opposite the market, from IL to
l o'clock. families supplied with steaks
and soup by sending early.
Mayor Alexander will accept our
thanks for copy of the Renfrewshire
(Scotland) Independent. of the Goth ult.
Owing to the inability of President
Cooper, of the first Republican Ward
Club, to control the members, he was
forced to adjourn the meeting last night.
The Pollock House thermometer
recorded as follows. yesterday: A. NJ,
78; IL NJ, 90; 2 P. NJ, 81; 7 P. NJ, 80.
Prof. Buchar gives capital pro-
gramme at the garrison grounds, this
afternoon:
Polonaise-Appitus.
Overture Nabuco-Verdi.
Quadrille-Royal Cirque-Middieton
Song-Refugee-H
Florence Quickstep- Keller.
We are highly grati6ed to state that
DR.. Ensor has made arrangements by
which the Lunatic Asylum will be KEEP.
aaoat. without material difficulty. until
the meeting OF the Legislature.
Mr.. Steiglitz's building. few doors
below the PHOENIX Office, under the skill
full direction OF Mr.. Jacobs, is being
pushed forward rapidly. Els oven is a
curiosity.
SUDDEN DEArH.-The body of Mr..
John A. Hendrix arrived in this oity,
yesterday. He died after short illness
OF infam nation of the brain, at the resi-
dence Of his uncle, at Hickory Station,
near Raleigh, N. G. Els age was about
twenty years.
SUPREME CoUnr, Monday, August II.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
The State. ec rel. c. J. Stolbrand, Su.
perintendent of State Penitentiary, vs.
Niles G.. Parker, State Treasurer. Mr..
Tradewell submitted motion for further
proceedings on the return of the re.
spondent. MIR. Chamberlain contra.
The following decisions were rendered:
The State vs. Geo. w. Rankin. Mo-
ton for new trial granted. Opinion by
Moses, @. j.
B. J. Cureton and Alice NJ, his wife,
Us. J. J. Watson. Order of Circuit
Judge set aside. Case ramanded to Cir
cult Court for York County, that neces-
sary orders may be had. Opinion by
Moses c. J.