The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-16

supper at the Pollock House wound
up the proceedings.
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GEN. HAMProS's ADDRESS ON THE LIFE
AND CHARACTER OF GEN. ROBERT T.. LEE.
The citizens of Savannah have invited
Gen. Wade Hampton to deliver an ad-
dress on the life md character of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, in that city, on the goth
inst. Gen. Hampton having accepted
the invitation, committee of thirty-ons
citizens has been appointed to make the
| necessary arrangements for his reception
and entertainment during his visit to the
Forest City" We have no doubt Gen.
Hampton will be warmly received by our
| friends in Savannah.
The Savannah Ners, in noticing the
preparations for the reception of Gen.
Hampton alluded to above, and the de-
livery of his Grafton on tho birth day of
Gen. Lee. says:
| "Gen. Hampton. whose name aud
lame arc 30 familiar and 80 dear to every
Southern heart, has the reputation Of
being distinguished and eloquent ora
tor. and our citizens anticipate n rare in
tellectual treat from his eloquent eulo1y
OF the immortal Lee. Gen. Hampton is
eminent alike as q citizen and soldier,
and is admired and esteemed by all who
know him for bis intellectual ability, no.
bility OF character, and goodness of
heart. His theme-the life of Gen. Lee
is one that will give full scope for his
talent, and what he says will come from,
the heart" 'a'- ~,
The CAROLINA HIaH SCHOOL This
new institution of learning, located Mt
Anderson, in the spacious University
buildings, will be opened on next Mon
day, the Goth instant, under the immedi-
ate direction and supervision Of W. J.
Ligon, Esq Rev. D. E. Frierson and
Rev. L.. M. Aver. associate principals,
assisted by A. @. Laughlin, EN-, in
Natural Sciences and German and French
languages. Mas s. J. Frieraop, Miss
Emma Osborne, Miss v. A. Hammond,
teachers of English Literature, and Mrs.
E. J. Hubbard III Ornamental Branches,
and Mrs. E. T. Miller in Music, and
Others yet to be supplied. The course
Of study will embrace all the branches
Of liberal education taught III bami na-
ries of the highest order, and the sys-
tenn Of instruction will be thorough and
practical. ion st ,P
The principals state TINT for the pur-
pose Of promoting propriety and manli.
ness among the males, self-possession
and high scholarship among the females,
the sexes will be associated together in
their Rotations, as their classification
and studies may demand, and their re-
creations and department will be care-
fully supervised by one or oil OF the
principals. They state that this new
feature has been approved by wisdom
and experience wherever tried, and they
invite parents to send their sons and
daughters, brothers and sisters together,
whore they may enjoy each others So
ciety, emulate. each .other,a virt9es., and
participate in the same advantages I OF
mental md moral culture: .'esa
Anderson is one Of the most flourish.
ing towns in upper Carolina, and tho
healthfulness Of it's climate and purity of
its water is unsurpassed any where, from
the sea'board to the mountains. 1t is in
direct daily communication. with the
middle and low country of the State by
the Greenville md Columbia Railroad, ,
and will soon be in commnlicn,ipn wit6
the North and Wes! by tho Blde Ridge
and Airline Railroads. $50
We have ye'the,eledsu 70 Of pepenat lcs
quaintandei with tlte principals, spd cdn:
confidently recommend, then, as men of
!; ability and ,learning,, OF ,eIpsrispos, ,ip,
iustry and, discretion, who will Devote
themselves with assidaity ana eenthnai-
asm to tho eadoasiona, work which they.
have undersaken.ls Parents could not ID
better than TO entrubt their sons and
daughters to their case.' ahe terms for
tuition A. and boarding are asftremely
moderate.