The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-28

receipts 1,469 bales; sales $500; stock
81, 427; weekly receipts 923; sales 5000.
In the active pursuit Of pleasure or
gain, the inestimable blessing of health
is too often. forgotten, until disease is
firmly seated, and the fact only realized
BY great bodily and mental suffering.
The liver is the vulnerable point in most
persons, and the disarrangement of the
organ involves almost the whole system
hence the reason why under liver dis
ease there is enumerated such number
Of affiliations. and We claim the Simmons
Liver Regulator to be remedy for them
all. A D28t3Tl
Miss Anna Russell, one of the bellies
OF Augusta, noted as we'll for her bril-.
liant intellectual accomplishment, as for
her beauty, was married at Augusta, Oh
the Oath inst; to Col. E. ". Cole, oi
Nashville, Tenn. The ceremony took
place at st. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Chnrch. Bishop II. N. Mcryeiro, ol
Nashville, officiating. The elite of the
CITY attended en- mdsse. The entire
bridal party left in the evening for Nash
vile. two handsome Pullman palace cars
being specially provided.
&ANoAnNA 41o1.-DE. 0OuuemRQ Iuf
nishes the New York Herald an extended
report OF his researches in buried Troy
where he began to excavate in October
last year. He has found q we'll, an i'm
mense tower, fragments of urns, vases
gohlets, &C., and some healthy toads
which he supposes are at least 5000
years old.
The Kiova and other Indian chiefs
who recently visited Washington, are
reported to be making u favorable i'm
preston upon the chiefs OF rowing bands
who are bringing their people into the
reservation, and promise compliance
with the requirements of the Govern
ment.
a tunnel for transit between New Yorl
city and Brooklyn is now proposed, il
addition to the great East River bridge
Street railways in connection are also
proposed, in order that the people NAV
get to outlying sections in aud around
Brooklyn.
Tho following claims have been al
lowed to citizens of Lexington Count,
by the Southern Claims Commission a,
Washington: George Bouknieht, 1924
JACOB l.. Oorley, Sl91; Mary r. EIeazor
1905; Carolina Taylor, $2O7.
NJ. Gambetta's special organ, the Re
pu6i1Que Frdncaise, predicts serious trou
bic when the Assembly meets in Janua
ry, and says that tho acts of Minister.
Dufaure and Goulard endapger tho no
pdlarity Of the Government.
BURNED TO DEATH. The clothing OF E
little white child in Graniteville, S. G..
caught fire accidentally, last Tuesday
and tho child was burned to death befor.
The flames could be extinguished.
A DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE. An oil
gentleman, named Littleton Iyie, hi.
daughter. Mre. Tapp, and two little chill
dren OF the latter. were drowned in Lit
tie River, Hall County, Ga, last Friday
A colored man named Green Mayo
his wife and son had difficulty in Hills
ooro, N. O., on the Oath, in which the
former was killed. The wife was badly
hurt.
STILL BURNT.-Last Friday night, the
turpentine still of Mr. Albert Gibson
about eight miles South of Marion. va,
burned. His loss in the yard, together
with the fixtures, is about $4OO.
A colored woman, named I,vdif
Rivers, died suddenly in Charleston OF
the Goth, OF oonvuIsions.
A $3.50 bouquet is being constructed
in New York for popular actrcss's be
neft.
An explosion has occurred at Silver
dale, England, by which eight miner
were killed.