The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-22
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Tho President has recently been ar.

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Tho President has recently been ar
ranging the points for his message, bat
hss got yet commenced writing it. Sqme
OF the contents Of the document cad be
Inferred from his recent private utter.
ances. and it is safe to ssy that it will be
more liberal in its tone, especially toward
the South, than his former messages.
the recent vote in that section being an
indication Of u better feeling than here.
totore toward the General Government.
while the press is more moderate in its
uteerahces. not taking into account tie
popular majority Of the entire country.
Inc recent pardon of Appleton Oak.
smith Is regarded by Southern gentle.
men rs showing them a more friendly
poilcy' au'l as fureshadowing the e1ecn.
tise actlnn relative to some c: .hs Ku
h!nx prl>oners now serving out their
senteaces in the Albany penitentiary.
The express oompany's bully team,
Eppy and 4 'oty. were ont yesterday.
They s''e'.ed powerful WE'LL" con sider
lng that they were not trained erDressly
for tho business. The faot ihat the
driver told Eppy to ''gee' and Hooty to
'haw, on turning corner, will he
overlooked by discriminating public
when VIC inform them that his early bo
vine education was sadly neglected.
tFilMinyion Str.
TENRlBtE ACCIDENT AT OXFORD. On
Monday, while some workmen were en-
gagged in tearing down the ohapel at
Emory College, at Oxford. the walls fell
inside instead of outside. Two men
we're buried in the debris. One was
young man. seventeen years old, whose
name we did not leurn. aud the other a
negro man. The remains OF the two
men were horribly mutilated and
mangled. AAunta Constitution.
Among the ablest OF onr Southern
writer's, both in prose and poetry, is Paul
II: Haync, who is not only prophet
with honor in his own country, but
whose contributions arc gladly received
and extensively published il Northern
journals aud periodicals as we'll. The
Atlanta San announces his connection
with tue literary department of that pa.
per, whose readers may felicitate them
selves on such an Accession.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT accident on
the WILMINGTON, Colnmbin aud Augusta
Railroad. jn>t this side of Florenc,. on
Monday night. resulted in the smashing
OF some seven or eight cars. The acci.
dent. which was cansed by broken bar.
caused the detention of the train, which
should have arrived here at 10. so P, NJ.
Tuesday night, until $40 yesterday
morning. Nobody hurt
Wilmington .Stnr.
FIRE At JoHNsToN's DEpoT.-We re-
gret to state that on Tuesday night. the
18th inst, the Clubhouse of DR.. e J.
Of TI>lt -,
destroyed by FIRE. Seven bales of cot.
ton, with considerable quantity OF bag-
glng and ties. belonging to Mr.. E.. A,
Minis, were consumed. No insurance
If we mistake not, the fire is believed TO
be the work of an inceudiary.
Etiyei;sM Adrertiser.
FIRE Til. gin house o: Nfr. r. Z
Elliott, situated seven miles East of
Winnsboro. was burned last Tuesday
evening, together with abo"t thirty ive
baleS OF cotton. The fire WAS caused
from negligence.
Since our last Issue Mrs. Cynthia
poag. widow of John Poag, and Mrs.
Chambers, widow Of w. McCreieht
Chambers, formerly Clerk CT :ho Court
of Chester County. have departed this
htc Il ouT town Chester Reporter.
Cong TO TEXAS. Mr.. Peter Mccall.
lam, one Of tho old citizens Of Chester
County. is p.rfecting arrangements for
removing t, Texas with his family.
Clara Louise Kellogg. it is said, will
write her autobiography and give an
nnvarnisled tale Of inside professional
life.
Col Joseph 4. Mclean has been con.
titmed az Judge Of Probate for York.
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