The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-20

A1iGhtaH Aa4 ucEc &IC on e4.
hibition at the store of Messrs W. Oar.
rington & Co. Charleston. a number of
plates belonging to dinner service of
tho Emperor Napoleon. The plates are
Of china with simple gilt border. In
the centre Of each is the imperial mono
gram IN" surmounted by crown in
gilt.
From all that can be learned upon the
subject. it seems that the Government
has no intention OF evacunting the Cita-
del ut present. On the contrary,
Charleston is to be made the headouar-
ters OF the troops in thie State, aud the
Citadel will he needed for barrack pur-
poses.
a colored man in the employ Of Mr..
Lawrence. of Pickeps, accidentally
killed himself few days ago, By the
discharge of gun in his owa hands.
In the same County two colored boys
were playing with "a gun, when. it was
discharged and one of them killed.
The Abbeville County Bible Society
will celebrate its fftieth anniversary at
the town OF Abbevlle, on Wednesday,
July Both, 1873. The annual sermon
will tie delivered By Rev. Whitefoord
Smith. d. D., of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South.
On Monday night. says the Raleigh
Sentinel, Mr.. W. L. Huggins, steward of
the lunatic asylum, ate immoderateIy of
ice cream and frozen buttermilk, On
Wednesday night. be died in great
agony.
There is man iD Indiana who is now
living in house with his fifth wife.
seventeen children and three mothers.
ln-lnw. And yet-we were going to say
and yet he is not happy, bat it sounds
too incredible.
George Welsh, OF Company G, Eight
eenth Infantry, was convicted at York
vile, OF manslaughter, for the killing Of
Thomas Quinhn. of the came company.
last May. He was sentenced by Judge
Alaokey to two years in the penitentinry.,
Gen. Wade Hampton has gone to
Warrenton, Va, where he vii! deliver al
address on the occasion OF the laying Of
the corner stone of a monument TO the
Confederate dead.
DEATH OF DR. F..oCRSoy CAHrEn.-
DR.. Flournoy Garter, highly esteemed
and eminent physician of Augusta, died.
Friday afternoon. of lung disease, after
prolonged illness.
1t is said that Berry, tue North Caro-
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ously from Greenville. some time since,.
is only indulging in frolic, nnd wilt
eventually turn up.
S. b Hall. late Probnte Judge of
York Vile, has been convicted of official
misconduct dis repnted embezzlements.
exceed $4,000. Three more indictments
are pending against him.
The recent attacks Of Lieutenant Bah.
ock on the Tonto Apaches hus pro-
dnced good effect. 200 savages sur
rendered ut the reservations.
SUDDEN DEATH A colorcd train hand
named Junius Reese, suddenly fell dead
on the down train on the Port Royal
Railroad, near Allendale, S c., Friday.
A Western theatrical critic speaks of a
popular actress as ''slinging thirty yards
Of store clothes behind her'-which sug-
gests singular train Of thought.
a steamer is about being put on which
, will make the run from Charleston to
Snlliyan's Island in twenty minutes.
The average price Of board on Sulli-
/ vans Island is from ten dollurs to twelve
dollars per week.
Pieces OF gold orc have been found on
the plantation Of Mr.. Werber. in New
berry County.
They are organizing home insurance
company in Neuberry, the capitul stock
Of which is to be 100000.
The water. melon crop of Lexington is
said to bo the best raised III that County
for several years.
There is not fly in the Kimball
House, in Atlanta. The Herald can't &C.
count for the reason.
An ordinance has been introduced in
the City Council of Savannah to prevent
the storage OF petroleum q tho city.
Mr.. A. G. Williams. wcll-known sa7.
veyor and engineer, died in Aiken. on
| the 18th.