The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-07
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OHY MATTERS. price of single
copies of the RHGNIx iasavscents:
@We, are indebted to Commissioner
Watts for the monthly report 81 the
Agricultural Department, fer November
and December, 1872. ~.
Gov. Moses has, upon the recommend.
alton of number of prominent citizens
OF Spartanburg County. pardoned Thos.
n. Doyle, convicted at the fall term OF
the Court for said County, and sentenced
to imprisonment for two years in the
South Carolina Penitentiary.
| We acknowledge the receipt OF the
second general report Of the Commits.
sioner Of Claims. OF the claims re-
ported, there are forty-one from South
Carolina.
Gen. D. B. Sackett, Inspector General
Of the United States Army, and Gen.
Israel Vosges, President Of the Court
Martial now in session in this city, are
the guests Of Col. Black.
The Wilmington Daily Journal has
been enlarged and otherwise improved.
The Journal and Star are both lively e1-
changes.
a German tailor in this city objects to
having his cribbage designated by the
word cabbage. He calls it "cole-
slaugh."
It is reported that the postmaster at
Spartanburg, E. Cannon, having become
somewhat involved in his accounts With
the United States, has decamped.
John B. Good win has been appointed
Jury Commissioner for Richland Coun-
ty, oice John P. Adams, resigned.
To-day, the Palmetto Steam Fire En-
gine have their annual parade. It is ex-
peoted that the Independents and the
Pbsnix Hook and Ladder Company will
be out as an escort.
We have received from the author a
pamphlet entitled '.The State Sover-
eighty Record of Massachusetts; by a
Son OF Norfolk"
The Norfolk Daily Virginian, edited
by the poet, james Barron Hope, comes
to us in new and improved dress.
The Senate OF South Carolina con-
venes to-day, at 12 H., and the House oi
Representatives at P. nj.
Ransom Anderson, convicted, at late
term Of the Court Of General Sessions
for Sumter County, of larceny. and sen.
fenced to three months imprisonment in
the County Jail, by Judge Green, has
been pardoned.
The colored people of Washington ore
"gwine to tend dat inaugural ball, OF
dere won't be any more voting by color
ed men,"
t Maj. e. ". Eversop has retired from
the Union. where ho has served, since its
t first publication, as local editor. He ha.
entered new field, to perform the same
duties. He is local editor Of the new
Republican paper, which is expected te
make its appearance this afternoon. Mr.
. B. +. Jackson occupies the local chai
: for the Union.
r Somebody declares that the day is no
: far distant when thero will be grea
|: lack OF leather for making boots ant
! shoes. It is true, too; and we can't se
i how tho danger is to be averted, unlcs
some people in Columbia can be induced
to go bare-footed.
Gen. J. B. Dennis has been appointed
Assistant Inspector General for the De
Z partment of South Carolina, Crane
Army OF the Republic.
II one out Of every ten of the peopl
;, who took solemn VOW to reform Ney
Years day would stand fast by their re
8 solution, we should have great map,
Z more sober and respectable citizens.
0 Superintendent Stolbrand has estab
0 lished school at the penitentiary. FL
G has engaged the services of D. T. Cotte]
o who has established regular school, AM
. has everything in working order. Abou
/ two hours per day are devoted to stud.
Q and recitation by each OF the thre
s classes. AS such institutions are consi
dered reformatory in their character
3 ISnnerintendent StolhraI,d has tnken th