The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-22
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u Oia newspapsrSf for ;saieS at PaGslx
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
The finder OF Q Mssonic pin. lost yes
terday. will be rewarded By leaving it at
this office
Qnite drove Of turkeys passed
through onr streets, yesterday, for the
consumption Of the Eighteenth United
States Infantry at this place.
Mr. j. N. Robson makes bis annual
announcement TO planters. His ferLi-
lizers are highly appreciated by those
who have used Them for years
bIr. Joyner is putting the finishing
touches to bis saloon, aud being con
veniently located, will, doubtless, do an
extensive business during the approach
ing season. He keeps Norfolk aud
Charleston oysters, besides other deIioa-
cies. Although "native and to the man
nor born" Mr. J. ~!!l look after the
welfare OF foreigners as we'll as natives
The Representative chamber il in q
mussy condition. The scaffoldiug il still
up. the foor is covered with bits Of
plaster and the curtains are coated with
dust. Mrssrs Howio & Allen hive
large force employed, and expect to have
everything in order by Tuesday next.
The up Charleston passenger train was
Detained about au hour, yesterday even.
lug, by O slight accident to freight
train which. owing to loosely placed
key, obstrncted the main track. Capt.
Kennedy worked energetically. and soon
succeeded in rcctifying things.
What il the matter with the gas?
There is general complaint at the terri.
bile smell and smoke.
Gov. Soott has appointed john T.
Wright and f. G. Dew Trial Jnstices for
Marion County; Abraham Jones for
Edgefielt; and J. D. Allen Jury Com
missioner for Aiken County.
Tho Anoual Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, in S,uth
Carolina, will meet ut Anderson Court
House on Wednesday. December IL.
Bishop Paine will preside.
A: a special meeting Of the stockhol1.
ers of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail-
road, held in Wilmington on the 2Olh.
it was decided to .lease that road to the
Wilmington, Columbia aud Augusta
Railroad Company. for q term OF ninety
nine years. renewable forever upon such
terms as will provide Tor the payment OF
the regular interest on all the bonded
debt of the company and the assump-
tion of nll it's nssels.
Prof. Buchar, with tho garrison band,
furnishes the following programme this
afternoon:
Habt-Acht Q ,ickstep -Patz.
Potpouri TIs Hugenotts-Baldeu
Waltz and Song Middleton.
Selections, Lombardi--Bellini.
Fauce Tubel Poika-Faust.
PHGNIx1ASA.-How they should ullude
to being sent to jailin New York: "Gone
where the Wo1dhulI pineth."
There. nov: "'e hope she IS =s.;eHe.l
Susan B. Anthony succeeded at last in
! casting her ballot at Rochester, New
York. Hair-pins to the front! Rally for
| one more grand charge and the day is
wont Cruel man has inflicted her for the
isdemeanor-crnolin full in-one
struggle more aud you are FREQ.
| In his speech ut Boston, made upon
tho eve Of election day, Henry Wilson
said "the principles of tho Radicnl party
| were born in heaven" The Same phe-
nomenon presents itself in regard to the
principles OF Beelzebub or Lucifrr.
Tho poisoned ChalIis-Mrs. Wood
hull's victim.
| Deinos.orni-ccph litis is the name of
! the chicken disease.
DEATH OF Mrs. JULIAN SuuLE A
correspondent Of the Savannah Morning
N.,cs, at Lake City, Florida, writing
! under dato OF the 18th. says: 'The wife
! Of Mr.. Julian Souls, the manager Of the
| Western Union Telegraph Office here,
died this evening, ut 1 o'clock, from
eating phosphorus matches. The an
nouucement was made to Mr.. Soule
while he Was in attendance on Jumes
Hobinson's circus with his children.
Mrs. Soule has been much depressed by