The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-05

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The PHOENIX is in receipt Of lot of
printers copying ink. 1t serves the pur-
pose of ordinary copying ink, and is in
valuable to railroad officials and others
who have much printed matter to copy.
The cost of print ag done with this ink
is but little more than with the ordinary
ink.
On The 18th instant, Cotton States
Convention" is to be held in Augusta.
Ga. Cannot our Board of Trade appoint
q committee? The Charleston Board has
done 30. 1t will, doubtless, be an i'm.
portant meeting.
We had an opportunity, yesterday, of
examining tho working of Blatchley's
cucumber wood pump, for which Messrs
John Agnew & Sons aro tho agents. 1t
is believed to bo the very best invention
of tho kind, as it can be introduced and
used effectively in an ordinary we'll. In
case the pump should get out Of repair,
it can be put in order without difficulty,
as it Can be repaired from the top. The
pump is worthy of examination.
Yesterday was u fit representative of
spring. The wind attempted to stir up
things, but was soon quieted down.
Always excellent, always enjoyable, the
Rural Carolinian is Indispensable to the
educated Southern planter or farmer,
and contains much Of value to the gene
raj reader. It's heavy articles contain
valuable information which the agricul-
turist should study carefully. and from
its shorter pieces and miscellaneous ar
tlcles any intelligent reader can Gull use-
full ideas. The literary and home de-
partment is edited expressly for the bene-
ft OF ladies aud children, and should
make the magazine always welcome to
tho farmers family, as we'll as to the
farmer. The illustrations, though not
numerous, arc good, and serve to e1-
plain the text. Walker, Evans & Oogs-
we'll, and D. Wyatt Aiken, Charleston,
are the publishers, at So per annum.
Messrs. Seibels aud Ezell offer for sale
several valuable pieces of property this
morning. See their advertisement.
| President Grant will make tour OF
the Southern States. leaving Washington
about the 20th of March next. Ho will
visit Richmond. Raleigh, Columbia,
Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Atlanta, Mobile, New Orleans and other
points, and on the return route will 20
Did Memphis. He will be accompanied
by all the members of the Cabinet.
The Governor has appointed +. T..
. Walker, OF Aiken, N. G. McDuffie and
| n. B. Mcqueen, of Marion, and Robert
Aldrich, of Barnwe'l, Notarics Public.
j. P. Mayes and J. L. Rice, of Orange.
burg, have been appointed Trial JUS
tices.
1t is currently reported that the Su-
prcme Court has decided to refuse the
mant1amus in the D!ue Ridge scrip case.
The opinion will be filed in q few days.
Cupt. F. w. Dawson, Of the Charles.
ton Neus, is in the city.
Associate Justice Wright has furnished
us with copy Of his address before the
Benedict Institute, entitled "How shall
we attain the end for which we were
created?"
In the Court Of Common Pleas, yes
tcrday, argument was heard upon the
motion OF Mr.. Chamberlain to set aside
the jury. Messrs. Youmans and At
torney General Melton in opposition.
Mr.: Chamberlain ta1ttAsSaSaetion. The
Judge reserved till this
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County Treasurers-H. 4. Smith, of
Fairfield; J. II. McDevitt, of Edgefield.
County Auditors-Wm. McKenna, of