The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-01
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lied agency for this paper in Charleston.
A large aud varied lot of cards, suita-
ble for weddings. invitations, visiting
and business purposes, have just been re-
ceived ut this Office, which, owing to the
dull season, will be printed at very low
rates.
The weather was cool and delightful,
yesterday.
Messrs. Carroll & Jauney have removed
their law of1ico to Law Range.
The caterpillars have made a raid on
Mr.. j. Nj. Crawford's fine cotton field.
and nearly strippedt of leaves. Almost
half the crop, it is feared, will be lost in
consequence. We counted twenty worms
on one stalk.
w. a. Faber. Esq, leaves Columbia
for the up-country, tomorrow. in the in
terest Of the PHGNIx.
We are in receipt Of an artistically
printed and beautifully gotten up invita-
ton to the National Peace Reunion, to
take place at Louisville. on September
ii and II. The object OF the meeting is
to draw together citizens from all por-
tionss OF the Union, and endeavor to
eradicate, if possible, all sectional preju-
dices, and show that the "bloody chasm,"
which has been magnified by designing
politicians, is merely mythical, and by
no means separates two distinct peoples.
The reunion will be held under the aus
pices of the Liberal Republican and
Democratic parties.
The Board of Directors of the South
Carolina Monument Association CRATE
fully acknowledge the receipt of S27, the
proceeds Of "grab- b-bag" instituted by
the lady visitors at Cherokee Springs.
We are indebted to Mr.. John BAIL
man for photograph of his pen and ink
drawing of the ten commandments. It
makes a beautiful picture and is rare
piece of workmanship and artistic skill.
The photograph is by Messrs, Wearn e.
Xix. and is Que OF their best Me-. Bahli
man has had the drawing copyrighted.
Our thanks are due the National Pub.
fishing Company for copy of Parton's
Life of Horace Greeley, lengthy no.
tice Of which was published in Wednes-
days PH9N1x.
A false alarm Of fire, last night, about
a quarter to 10, caused the fremen to
haye q run.
The murder market is. almost as good
in New York rs in this vicinity. One
lawyer alone is said to have twenty-three
Gases on hand.
SUPREME CoURr, SArURr f,August 81.
r. Burris ps. E. n. w -.er, Esq. Ap-
peal dismissed. = IN by Willard, A. J.
Henry Aaroy rs. John Hargrave.
Re-argU lat ordered. p.
/ Il. McNamee 0s. A. Ct. Waterbury Ell al.
Ordered that counsel be heard on the
question, has Judge of probate autho-
rity to grant, on the application of tho
personal representative of the deceased,
an order for the sale of real estate for
the payment of debts, on the failure of
assets to meet the same?
Before Assistant Justice Wight, at
Chambers:
jenkins rs. McAllister. Mr.. Williams,
for plaintiff, moved for an injunction.
Rule made returnable September 4. at 10
A. M.
PHosNIxIANA. A.-Fretting never CREASED
a wagon or made the wheels Of life run
easy.
A great composer
Private sincerity is public welfare.
To tell your own secrets is generally
folly, but that folly is without guilt to
communicate those with which we are
entrusted is always treachery, and
treachery, for the most part, combined
with folly.
The spirit OF true religion breathes
gentleness and affability; it is social,
kind and cheerful; far removed from
that gloomy superstition and bigotry
which cloud the brow, sour the temper,
deject the spirits and impress moroseness
on the manners.
Economy is an easy thing to decide
upon. but an uncomfortable thing TO