The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-02
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AsAoAoAAh1AON' aoitOtot AuH1uoI To-
gistered in the different Wards, during
the three days. is as follows: No. l.
500; No. 2-543; No. 3-675; No. 4
544. Total 1881. Fully 200 white citi-
zens did not register. They will, doubt
less. be the very ones who will prate
the loudest for "retrenohment and re-
FORM"
CrrY MATTERS. The price of single
copies of the PnGNlx is Eve cents.
Citizens should bear in mind that. ac-
oording to the present law. they can only
vote for Mayor and the Aldermen in the
Ward in which they reside. All other
votes will be thrown out.
Mr.. F. Thomas. agent of tho Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad at
Batesville, had his arm so badly injured
by the accidental discharge OF shot
gun. as to necessitate amputation. DR..
r. w. Gibbes, OF this city, performed
the operation.
BY the change OF the day schedule
over the different railroads leading
North. the time between Columbia and
New York has been reduced about three
hours.
There was terrible struggle between
the outgoing and incoming months, on
Sunday night. For several hours. it
was particularly sultry. when Boreas
opened with full force, and kept nervous
folks awake oil night.
Mrs. 9. L. Reed announces an open
ing OF spring and summer millinery for
Thursday next. Her good taste in se-
lecting is universally admitted by the
ladies.
We arc informed that female patient
of the Lunatic Asylum from Spartan
burg) escaped from that institution Fri
dny night, and after wandering about
considerably, brought mp in the pool OF
the colored Baptist Church, in rear Of
the Howard school house, where she
went through the process Of baptism by
herself, until nearly exhausted and be-
nnmbed with the cold. She then went
to the house of some colored citizens,
who took her in charge and returned her
to the Asylum.
A kerosene lamp in the Indian Girl
Cigar Store was filled to overlooking,
yesterday afternoon; and when an at.
tempt was made to light it, the surplus
fluid ignited and burnt tho cord con:
Meeting it with the pendant, when the
burning mass fell to the floor. It was
then thrown into the street, where it
burnt out, without causing any damage.
Mr.. E. r. Stokes is aware that pencils
are indispensably necessary to ''local, :"
and has supplied us with bunch. or
course, lie wants it known that he keers
ON assortment of all kinds of stationery.
Well, he does.
Mr.. George A. Richmond has been
appointed Aid to Gov. Scott, with the
rank of Lieutenant. Colonel. =
It is ominous OF the approaching
warm weather, that the fruit dealers hang
bananas on the outward wall
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MORE KU KLUx ARRESTS Gentlemen
who arrived from Newberry, yesterday,
report that extensive arrests were being
mndo in that town. It is understood
that warrants are out for fully 200 citi-
zens. Up to the time Of the departure
OF the train, the following oitizens had
been arrested: Thomas Waddington, "a
oripplc,) Henry Suber, Simms, DR..
Settler, son Of Gen. John 81. Kinard,
Lovelace, (of the firm Of Lovelnce &
Wheeler,) md two of his brothers.
It is reported that Laurens is to be
raided upon-nearly 300 warrants hav-
ing been issued for citizens of that
County.
PuGS1x1ANA.-Youn ladies have got
into the fashion OF not signing their
notes to gentlemen, which is very
modest fashion, and not at all confusing
for the recipient. Oh, no.
A girl with IL ringing laugh" caused
an alarm OF fire tho other day. She was