The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-06

oOP4es O1 tne fHEN11 1S nVe oents. IL
IA storm. last night. materially cooled
the atmosphere.
Old newspapers for sale at PHGN1x
Office. at fifty cents hundred.
Major James NJ. Morgan was overcome
by the heat, yesterday, and was last
night thought to be seriously ill.
There were six deaths in Columbia for
the week ending the 5th--whites three;
colorcd three.
MIR. NJ. 81. Berry has presented Us
with the first Of the season in the way OF
grapes. They were grown in his garden.
DIR. Wardlaw, of Abbevillo, who was
so severely injured in Walhalla, week
or two ago, died few days ago. and was
Inferred at Abbeville.
There is to be IN effort made to pu.
rify the city water. The attention of the
citizens is called to card from Mayor
Alexander.
Persons in arrears to tho PHOENIX for
subscriptions are notified that prompt
payment must be mude. It is eitht r
money or no paper.
Major W. 3. Gulick has resigned his
position as Cashier of the Carolina Ma.
tional Bank. Captain c. J. Iredell is
now netting as Cashier.
~ quantity Of type metal-equal to
Babbitt, for many purposes-for sale ut
PHGSlx Office, at twenty cents per pound
for small quautities-lurge lots less price.
GMr. e. Badenhop, formerly one of the
proprietors of the Columbia Hotel, is
stopping at that hostolry. He has re-
Gently returned from Europe, where he
remained more than year.
Messrs. 7. NJ. Wilkes. l.. Cass Car
penter and ex-Treasurer Parker sailed
for Europe, yesterday. in the steamer
Baltic. Senator Robertson sailed on
Wednesday, in the java.
A colored man, named Joe Washing
ton, has exhibited to US cotton boil,
taken from patch on Mr. jacob Gel
gers old plantation. He says the pros
pect is good.
| The citizens Of Blackstock and vicinity
celebrated the Fourth by pic mic in q
beautiful grove near TINT thriving vii.
lage. The tables were we'll laden with
the good things of life, and the number
in attendance was not inconsiderable.
Persons who like delightful water and
O bracing, healthful climate, can find
both at Cherokee Springs. which are
only days. ride from Columbia. The
sick and the weary will find health and
rest there.
A son Of Captain A. G. Drenizer met
with painful accident on the 4th. He
attempted to pour powder from q flask
upon coal, when there was an explo.
zion, and his right hand was badly lace.
rated. He WAS comfortable yesterday.
A card announcing the opening OF the
twenty first session of Roanoke College,
located in Salem. Va, appears in another
column. a thorough, comprehensive
and well arranged course OF study is fur
nished. It claims greater advantages, at
moderate expensc, than are afforded by
any other institution of as high grade in
the South. The abundance of the Roam
oke Valley renders the price OF board
very low, and consequently reduces the
expenses of students accordingly.
Tie forty second exhibition of the
American Institute, OF the city of New
York, takes place on the 10th September.
On the occasion OF the lust no products
from the South were exhibited, and the
New Workers find gentle fault with US for
negiecting them and our own interests.
1t is desirable, at the approaching ex-
hibition. that there shall be displayed
cotton, raw and manufactured, rico,
sugar cane. tobacco, somi-tropical fruits,
cereals. phosphates. gold, diamonds,
iron, coal, copper, preserved beef, the
Rlr;e plant, and whatever else may be
distinctive in our productions, mines
and manufactures.
THE CRY VS.. TIE WATER POUER Con-.