The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-13

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'An editor may not be religious. but he
generally has an umbrella which keeps
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Advice TO young men-The world u
alI before you where to chew. so, for de-
cency's cake. don't chew, in church.,
"a Western paper speaks Of . duel be-.
:"sen two '.jaokaspesated individuals. ~
The worse instance OF heastless trifing
il getting up duns on .enameled pspsr,.
with an embossed monogram, the supsz.
subscription being in a delicate female
hand.
TRINITY OHURoH.-The Rev. @. n.
Chandler. of Baltimore, Assistant Score,
tary OF the Board Of Domestic Misaions
OF the P. E. Church, will preach, this
morning and tonight, in Trinity Church,
in aid of said missions. The morning
service will commence at hali-past 10.
after which there will be collection for
the missionary cause. The night service
will commence ct half-past z. At the
afternoon service, which will com mence,
on this occasion, at half-past 4, Mr..
,, Chandler will deliver an address to the
children. At 8 O'Clock, this morning,
after some religious exercises. the chill
dren OF the Sunday school of said church
will present their Easter offerings.
ANOID ACQUAINTANCE "A copy OF the
South Curolinian, issued on Wedn esday,
| February Is, 1S65-two days before the
destruction of Columbia be seen at
the PHOENIX Office. It is curiosity.
The publishers are F. G. DeFontaine &
Coz. G. DeFontaine, Julian A. Selby
and Henry Timrod. The following is q
short editorial notice:
''The situation begins to grow. exeit-
ing. A heavy force OF cavalry have been
threatening the: city within ten Miles,
but whether for purposes of attack .or
reconn nnoissanoe, is not yet Developed
Fighting took place at Kingsville during
the day. A good deal Of stir was mani
fest in the streets, but our military au.;
thorities still appear cool and confident!
Several prisoners we're brought in during
the day ,.,i,... ~, ~
ACCIDENTS. Mr.. R. G. shiver met
with an accident, yesterday afternoon,
by which he was severely bruised about
tho face and head. Itappesrs that as he
was driving out of gate on his pre-
misses, the horses became frightened and
started of suddenly, when he was thrown
to the ground. A short distance further,
and Charles, the oolored driver, was
brought to the ground, but only slightly
hurt. The horses then ron into fence
and smashed the buggy.
Yesterday afternoon, as Mr. Thomas
Thackham was going up ladder, (at
DR.. Turnipseed's new building, on Lady
street, few feet behind boy carrying
O load OF bricks, by some means they
were upset and several of them struck
Mr.. T. on the head and in the face, out
ting him badly. His wounds we're
promptly attended to.
HOTEL Arrivals, April IL. 1873
Columbia Holel-J II Hauser, j II Stel-
ling. Wilmington; 81 q Brooks, Mass;
VIM Taylor, Boston; G w Thomas,
Lanoing, Mich; Henry III Burr, Paterson,
| N j; Ira Il Hill, Darlington; 8 Q Gilbert,
Charleston; W T J o Woodward, 8 G.; j
D Gardner, Wilmington; J Buist, NJ
D, Charleston; D W Boulware. Fairfield !;
YJP Owens. city; John T Keen, Viii
mington; J 81 Oathcart, Winnsboro; B F
Bartholow, Baltimore; Fred D Bush, G
& O r r; M nj Brsmlett, city; Ralph
Tseple, John Carrier, U s A; Lawrence
EoEs, Kefshaw; Thos O Dunn, Horny; II
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