The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-27
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BY special despatch published in
yesterdays PHGN1x, it was announced
that special train would be run between
Chester and Charlotte, N. O., to accom-
modate visitors to the grand Liberal
mass meeting in the latter place, on
Monday next. We hope the authorities
may be induced to extend the special,
and run it from Columbia, as we are
confident number of our citizens would
like to be present.
MIR. J. O. Dial. who recently purchased
the valuable piece of property on the
Southwest corner of Richardson and
Taylor streets, has begun much-needed
improvement nt-putting the Taylor street
pavement in order. by filing up and
leveling it.
A case of wife-bcating is reported in
Hurleyville. Look out, Judge Lynch is
not dead yet.
Our tri-aceehly and weekly subscribers
are furnished with ten-column supple
ments, this week. The pressure upon
the columns of the daily makes this alb
soluteIy necessary, in order that our
country readers shall be kept fully
posted.
Columbia is rebuilding rapidly. More
buildings have already been erected than
were destroyed by Sherman. and the
work still goes on rapidly.
Governor Scott has pardoned Charles
Wyatt, convicted at Marion at the June
term of the Court for 1870 of assault
aad battery, and sentenced by Judge
Rutland to three years in the State
penitentiary. Influential citizens of the
County signed his petition, among whom
was the prosecutor.
Yesterday morning, fine horse be-
longing to Mr.. Adolph Turner. attached
to small wagon, while standing by the
deep cut near Kinsler's ferry, became
frightened and backed down into the
cut-about twenty-five feet-and was in
etantly killed and the wagon demolished.
Fritz Koneman will serve up for lunch
to-day, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at his saloon
| opposite the Market, genuine turtle
soup, to which he invites his friends and
patrons.
Rowland keenan, has turned poet-as
witness his coal advertisement in this
mornings PHGN1x.
It is pleasant this weather to read
about the snow storms they are having
in Colorado.
A certain doctor, named Industry, has
got up never-failing remedy for hard
times It consists of ten hours labor.
we'll worked in. There is no quackery
about this.
The following was the range of the
thermometer at the Pollock House, yes
terday: A. NJ, 81; IL A. NJ, SO; 3P.
NJ, 90; 7 P. NJ. 81.
BEFORE JUDGE MELTON. AT CHAMBERS.
John N. Mackey et al. ps. the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company. This case was be-
fore Judge Melton yesterday. upon a
rule to show cause why an Injunction
should not issue against the company
and receiver be appointed. Upon mo-
ton, the further hearing Of the case was
postponed until Thursday next, and the
petitioner allowed to amend his COM
plant. Msssrs. McMaster & LtConte
for petitioner; Messrs. CLARK & Melton
for the road; D. T. Corbin for the city
OF Charleston; Hon. A. G.. Magrath for
Northern creditors.
PHGNIxIANA.-Wha is that which is
ever before Us. can never be seen, and
yet looked forward to? Tomorrow.
There is one thing that can always be
found-and that's fault.
The difference between q carriage
horse and carriage wheel is this: One
goes best when it's "tired" and the other
doesn't.
A thing sometimes brought to pass
A counterfeit note.
Never attempt to form an opinion of
woman bv her aloha