The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-08
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uATTARSs'TT- Ane pSlo0ro1 slnGie
sopiesof the PHgNn isstlve cents.
$ The latest ssylss wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes. tastily printed. can
be obtained at the PHaNIx osice.
We have received the prospectus OF
Tho Ne0 Era, to be published weekly, at
Greenwood, 8. O., commencing about
the 1st OF February, 1873. at two dol
lars per annum.
While the fire companies were prao-
ticing, yesterday afternoon, son Of MIR.
James Davis met with slight accident.
He was run over by the Hook and Lad
der truck, but fortunately was only
slightly bruised. He was taken to the
drng store OF Geiger & Mo oGregor, where
DR.. Geiger rendered the necessary as
sistance. The patient shortly after
walked off unaided.
Governor Moses has appointed the fol-
lowing Notaries Public: Ohnrleston-
Phillip G. Palmer; Orangeburg-A B.
Knowlton. J. Turner Health
officer for the port Of Georgetown.
The young man who occasionally en-
livens our neighborhood with the power
of song has talent enough for the
position of head patient in an insane
asylum.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Sewing Society, of Trinity Church, will
be held this afternoon, at O'Clock, at
| fho f,,l =,
qucsted, us thore is business of impor-
tance to be brought before the meeting
A gallant policeman turned the corner
Of Washington street on dark night.
"Who's there?" cried he to an approach
ing figure. 'It's only me, po.iGeman.
Don't be nfrsid," said an old lady. In
stant relief was experienced.
The parade OF the fremen, yesterday
afternoon, attracted large crowds to
the streets and windows. They are
noblo volunteers, who richly merit ali
the praise and material aid ever bestowed
upon them.
The cat concerts in this new nicpality
are by no means postponed till the cold
snap is over.
A horse attached to grocery wagon
fell at the corner Of Main and Washing
ton streets, yesterday morning, breakine
both shafts of tho wagon and iniurine
himself severely.
Gov. Moses has nearly completed hil
message, which will be transmitted t.
the General Assembly at an early day.
"Roast beef" said boarder 10 wait
er at one OF our hotels day or two
since. "How will you have it, sir2'
"Well done, thou good and faithful ser
vant!"
Mr.. r. NJ. Stokes, of the Unionvillt
Times, is in the city.
The Immortal j. NJ" the man will
the long hair, is in Columbus, uplifting
the veil and speaking from the pinnacle
of truth, as he did in Columbia at th,
close CT tho war, in front of the Nicker
son House. He thinks the time hal
como to remove tho pressure.
William Henry Henderson, convicted
aI the august tioiO) term OF the UnlteC
States Court of robbing tho mails, and
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment il
tho Albany Penitentiary, has been par
doned by the President.
MIR. Tuxbury, the nowly- appointed
Treasurer Of Union County, has not yc
succeeded in giving satisfactory bond
We learn that several deaths have re-
Gently occurred at Honea Path, in An
derson County, from smallpox, ani
that thcro are good many cases of tht
disease in that section of tho State.
The following is the programme o.
music by the 18th Infantry Band, at the
garrison parade grounds this afternoon
ut o'clock:
Quickstep-Faust.
Oavatina, from Lombardi-Verdi.
Flora Quadrille
Se1tetta, Lucia de Lammermoor-
Bellino.
Ixion Polka-Strauss.
Storm King Galop-Moskow.
The DAILY EVENING HERALD.-This