The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-15

day, afternoon. Mr.. Tslley was the cid.
est son OF onr reverend and aged fellow
citizen, Mr. N. Talley. He was born in
the city OF Charleston. December 25,
,(Ohristmss Day,) 1929. and died April
13. easter Sunday,) 1s73-being in his
iorty-fourth year. In 1s49, he grsdu.
ated with distinction at the South Caro-.
lima College. and after completing his
legal studies. suceesaiully practioall, his
profession in this city for = number OF
years. He served two terms in the State
Legislature, prior to the late var, and
was also member Of the House OF Rep.
resentatives during the session. Of
1865 6. At the breaking ont Of thewa
M.: T. volunteered. aud remained in
active service until 1853, when his health
failed, and he was assigned to light
dutJ-sssins as Jadse Advocate OF Gen.
Besuregard's military court. He had
aoceptably filed the position OF Solicitor
o1 the Fifth Oircnit for several yesrs-
until his declining health forced him to
retire. He leaves wife, seven children,
father, two brothers and hosts Of friends
to lament his deoease. His remains
were followed to the grave, yesterday,
BY an immense concourse OF sorrowino
friends and acqusinssnoes.
TIE TzARRRANUE FAR,-Ths 'sSons
OF Temperance" Of this city, are de-
sirons OF making much needed improve.
ments in their hall. and for this purpose
have called upon their lady members
and frienus to assist them. Owing to
the short notice, there we're but few per.
sons present in Twins Hall, last night;
but we have no doubt thai this evening
there will be large attendance. The
object is deserving, and the organization
one OF the most Important in its aims Of
any society in existence. The tables are
supplied with good things-ice cream,
blanc mango, lemonade, soda water,
cake, fancy articles, etc. Master A. G.
Palmer's fountain and fah pond is an
ingenious contrivance. There is plenty
OF room for promenading, 30 that gentle.
men can accompany their lady friends in
comfortable oircumnayigation OF the
hall. To-day and tomorrow, bot din
ners will be furnished. The fair will
continue this and TOMORROW evenings.
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PHGNrX1ANA.-In the modern lexicon,
murder trial is a scheme to thwart just.
ice. ..'i/ it"i .a IyIrf-F1i
People who are always wishing for
something new, should try neuralgia.
The age of emigration steerage.
Drams-The mqres drsms the fewer
soruples. J x! ts St-r
Education never makes fool wise. It
only furnishes him with more modes
in which to exhibit his folly.
"Whst We DRINK Is the unnecessary
subject OF certain fiery localizer.' The
chain-lightning in his village is sold by
the bolt, and is go effective as seldom to
require duplicating.
"Half q pound OF shot judiciously ad-
ministe1ed to sympathetic cats, at this
season OF the year, will bear fruit in in
creased hours Of slumber throughout the
summer. and have tendency to prevent
q corner in the chicken market"
The New York Commercial declares
that "publio virtue has not yet begun to
decay" in this country. II this is true,
it is strange. How that virtue confrived
to become so thoroughly rotten, without
first having begunto decay, is a thing
that looks curious, .fl,. ,I
A lecturer on travel mentioned the
midnight sun" of high ATTITUDES as q
fearful and wonderful phenomenon. Said
q man in the audience; when the lecture
was over: Fearful and wonderful is
good. I've got midnight son Ave
months old, whom them words at like
lid, and I'm darned if don't hear tile
little cuss a.hollerin' now, three blocks
off,"
|. LIST OF NEW ADvBRT1sKARNTs.
Notice to Dealers in Lumber.
Seibels & Ezell--Auotion Sale.
HumphYeva' Homnonathic Snao;Aoo