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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

try areywieaf and more virtuous than it's
Legislators, and those who Justly consi-
dersd its auHaenoe for good, should be
excused for feeling of satisfaction at
belonging 70 s1aisfal a elhss. J al'
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:,t. Stase Press Association.
A goddly pHnPer Of the editors and
publishers Of newspapers in this State
met in Charleston. last Thursday, end
organized q State Press Association. A
constitution swas adopted, in which the
objects Of the association were declared
to be the promotion of the interests and
the elevation Of the tone and character
of the press of the State of South Carroll
ma. The annual meeting is to be held
on the second Wednesday of May in
each year; the officers are to be elected
byHsllptssa majority bAing necessary to
elscN tfs Pr.identI viee-Presidentssi
Secretaries and Treasurer to constitute
an executive committee. The annual
fee of members is fixed at SIS, payable in
advance Hwas dsvolved upon the exc
cutive COMMITTEE % maka asarrsngements
for the delivery of an address each year
upon the subject of. journalism. 1t was
made the duty of every member, upon
asceytaining that any ADVERTISED or adver-
tisiag agsHv does not raS'his bills, or is
otherwise untrustworthy, to communi-
cate the fact to the Corresponding Sec
retary, who shaNviRRediately report by
circular TO- eve(msAbdkSths informa-
ton SO receivedk&d bn$hSm it came.
such COMMUNICATIONS to be considered
confidential The association adopted
resolutions upholding the liberty Of the
ResotIss, I'll. ve most. samphatits,,v /
condemn any attempt, from whatsoever
source, and in@hase1er guise they come,
press S sssSAstaiH1Iao t shy eopls By y e. sSs
RlspsS, Aas 70 look hiipSon ailsintel-
ference with the chartered rights of the
press to inquire into the conduct of pub
lie officers, and to print Whatever mat
ter is proper for public information, as a
practice dangerous in its tendency, sub
versiye of right, insulting to justice,
fraught with evil and to be denounced
and resisted at all times on oil occasions,
and by all lawful means. ...,.
A resolution was also adopted express
ing qualification at the failure Of the
prosecution against the Charleston Ne,os
and Courier for libel, and rendering to its
suit. ia 80 -. \.
The following, gentlemen were elected
officers fofthe ensuing year: ~
PSeddent- James A. Hoyt, Ander-
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

The sensation on Main street, yester-
day afternoon, was the sudden disap-
pearance of portion of the sidewalk, in
front Of the store of NIessrs. F. b. Or
chard Il Co. The oldest inhabitant in
forms us that we'll, from which excel
lent water was obtained. once existed at
that particular spot, but it was filled up
when the town began to put on city airs
These wells were situated in different
portions of Columbia, and several
''sinks" have occurred within the recol-
lections of some of the young residents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

SUrREME Court. This Court was en-
gagged, during the past week, on cases
from Charleston. The Second. Circuit
was called yesterday.
The following decision has been rem
dered: Elizabeth Monaghan. appellant,
as. John j. Small, respondent. Motion
dismissed. Opinion by Wright. A. j.
Separate opinion by Willard, A. ].
The Seventh Circuit will be called to-
morrow. The following are the cases on
that docket: Werts Us. Long, Cameron
rs. Renwick, Gaines as. McCrackin,
!nman, Swan Il Co., appellants, in re
Jones, ct al, Us. Webb, Bowers, ct al. :,
appellants, in re Thompson rs. Thomp-
son, Jones, ct AL, appellants, in re Brad
ley as. Rodelsberger.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

CoNs1cNEEs.-Per South Carolina Rail-
road, May 10, 1875: ]. D. Bateman, j.
Mckenzie, w. D. Love / Co., G.. SYM
mers. j. Aghew. Bon, Cooper. &.THyluI,
Copeland 4 Bearden, H. NJ. Gibson, A.
Palmer, w.: J: Dnfae. G. H.. N. Davis,
Bowen Il Lafar. c. Hamberg, p. Cant
well, Jones, Davis 4 Bouknight. c.. J,
Bros, G. Hoffman, rs. ] F. Muller, r. D.
Sem l. Son, j. G. Swygert, j. Rantin, A.
Stork, j. A. Hendrix l. Bro, r. Doda-
mead, NJ. Ehrlich & Son, j. 4 A. Oliver,
r. L. Bryan, Hopson 4 Sutphen, Red
Bank Mf Co., j. 6. Dial, j. H. Kinard,
r. L. Morris, G. E. C. johnson, H. Solo
mons, s. L. Hoge, Kinard 4 Wiley.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

DEATH OF SAMMY MoRRIs. We are truly
panied to record tho death of this young
man, which occurred on Sunday after
noon, about o'clock, from consump-
ton. His age was about twenty -four.
The afflicted parents and family have the
earnest sympathy Of the entire COM
munity in this their second bereavement.
The TOURNAMENT To-DAY.-Our CO.
lored fremen tournament to-day, and
they confidently look forward to capi-
tai frolic-in fact, it commenced on
Sunday morning. with tho arrival of the
Union Star and Ashley machines, with
delegations from those companies tho
former Of whom are ,quartered with the
Vigilants and. the latter with the En-
terprise. Yesterday afternoons train
brought the other members Of the two
companies, who were met at the depot
by their hosts The Charleston visitors
brought two bAnds-the, Chicora and
Carolina Cornet. The companies were
unusually full. The officers are: Union
Star President, n s. Robertson; Vice
President, J. Macksy Ashley Presi.
dent, James Harrison; Vice. President, j.
u. Simmons. Chief Stanley and Assist
ant 6utphen, Of the Columbia Fire De-
partment, having been requested 50 to
do, ~ill act 6n the two principal commit
tees. The procession will move this
morning, ct 10 O'clock, after which the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-11

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The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

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safiiy 90 eosii roe wiit him 'siasg
basds aefoss tie beoag cinsm w.
be eco wid alf thos gslsni men a
ihs S0ah sho defended their prini.
ple on t5e iatfisasii stcaa esfy
-osihefn s1llier a4I led nmpanf
SOlAsru @roiiHlia1s permitted b.
long az0 soald g la,o b 90 done
asd shic,siasod pacs ple1iy end
happiness Eo1li aa~ faga snprtsie
viHaa the borders d the s0atasrs
land.
Wesoceptia truth nni sincerity tie
hand 20 lfankIy iHofrfed ard agre,
That minor difference hall b. lo.i
.igat Of IN a mutual ,hIri to build o.
our splendid sea Cossi and to make
blossom orr waste places.
iFr5m Sea Cosn RsruAIenn.
Ooe 81 the irues; aud be-, friends .,
ever possessed vas Melauctton smith
Major Of the Lead Mine Regimen So
believe tbs 50 limos InfaLin. l. =.
many other giisut -oai< ou both sides h-
poured ont bis hfe IL defsuee % WIS; b.
believed to be a boly principe H Wa
= gallant settler, a noble man. = true aud
nosw-tv ng freud. Lons afr the soI
nsi b. C nae gree 7vrF his last resting
piscs We ml sd d m. We mis- him ut.
Dnt not with feeIugs OF Iegret~in his be-
nait HJps Of everlasting lite vas
Snif-n ~, Z the g4trway thTOush Thic
lie passed. ADJ tbst bring. us IL 81,
statement - this b-lief ruere Is sons.
thing IL nAm-s. A rose uy sly naln-
would not smell - s-e-t. The efore ve
anticipate much pi~4snrs irI seq ,iai-
a0ce sith The hyias MsIAncthoa Snuh.
Sho ably Yields the destiny OF the STAR
Of Pas Miaor differences vi
be lost sight Of ia the NOR. in. ortan
work in shich We both ,ngage heartily
the buldIug up " the D. Cast. With
a sigh to the memory ST oar ti q. ust.
u0bge and Caliznt frI-Di who 'lasssd
over ~ Y tSsburg. We ten Ter tue baud
% rne uew fdrufi ri the sTAR With .
Drt 'uum-nr Of future good iseliLg be-
ween us two.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22
Killing of an Express Robbsr.

The details o! the encounter Of the
Western exprcssman with 3 masked
rOO5er who boarded lis train near
Lima. Ohio, tie other night, make
lively reading The train bad pro-
cosisd . few mics from Lima when
tire robbcr burst in the Adams Tx
press CompaHyis car, and pulling a
revolver called 10 tie route agent.
George II Price, to Surrender, and
presented a revolver close 20 his ear.
Price tGFew up bis leit arm al a shield
and sprsng from his seat. wien the
rob5er fired, Inc ball entering Trice's
wrist The latter sprshg Tor bis re
v%0lTer, vhen the robber again fred,
w0undn g the left shoulder of Price.
The latter then sheeled and fred, bit
ting hin in the lorehad directly over
the left eye. iniantly killing him.
Price then pulled the bell-rope aud
stopped the train. TIE MASK worn
hv the Tobber Was Of black cambria
OF unusual length, reaching from his
waist, where il was secured sy a
string around ais body. Ii fastened
around his neck by a rubber band,
aud had Two eye-holes. % that tlr
features OF the robber we're conceal
Cd. Upon removal of the mask IRON
the hsdy ii was found TO be that OF
q former CONDUCTOR Of the road, and
who had been discharged hut two
weeks. he krcv that there was q
Sery large amount Of money going
through on the train, and being an
old conductor. knew best bow 10
make an entrance ia TO The car. He
did his work OF saving out the pam
els Of tie door while ,he train was in
motion. TIE noise OF the train pre-
vented the noise OF the sas iron be-
ing heard Knocking oct lie panels
when the time had come was bot G
few moments work. and spr;nging
10 where tie route agent sat. with his
hack towards him. the tragedy was
speedily enacted.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22
General Breckenridge.

The news OF tie death OF this dis
tiBguishsd msE as il IS flashed over
the wires will carry profound sor-
row to every Southern heart.
Phyically and mentally a grand,
splendid specimen OF manhood. as sol
dIer, statesman, and orator he stood
on the topmost round. aud command
I'd the admiration of his peers and
ihe masses while his genial disposition
and sfability son all hearts with
which he came contact.
Take him Tor al in all. we neer
shall look upon his like again"
The following brief sketch Of his
career is from The Mobile Register:
General Breckenridge vas born
near LeIingtor. Ky., January 81.
1921. After ADMISSION to the bar he
~ss elected Major Of the Third Reg
imeut Of Kentucky volnnteen and
served ia the ksxiczn var. serving
for a while in lbe Kentucky Horse
he was elected to Congress in 1851
and reelected in 1858. Before the
accession Of M. hsrcc 20 the Press
deucy, he Vas offered the SnsBish Mh~
SOS, lat decii11d IL In 1856 lie
ras elected FIce-Presideat Of tie
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Tbs DeaIb 81 GeH BIeskiaritEe.

LEXINGTON. XIV May ls.-Gea.
John c. BreckiLriige died Of abscess
Of the iirer. combined xiIh cousuIaD-
iinu. Hslssl hours we're quiet and
peaceful. On >uEdas night his reg
Blar physician administered an ovia,e
to the sufferer, after which be slept
uutl late tic neXt morning.
Then he Ess visited by DR.. Louis
r SaVre Of New York. Eho dressed
the EOuBd made By tie operation on
Mo68y 81 last week. The doctor,
seeicg That : discharge vas taking
place from the wound. expressed him
self hopeful o. the patients rapid re-
ooFerr. With proper attention. After
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change for the worse was p~erceptible.
ard his friends becaH e alarmed.
SlmBlsais were administered. but
without effect. He sank rapidly W.
I'll near ) o'clock, when lie became
specifies snj died ST IS minutes to
6 O'Clock. He as conciou. appsrl
emily to within : few minutes Of hi.
death.
There vas % GoeBe. 10 last words:
the only allgsioas he made 10 death
we're once after The operation perform
ed on him last week by Dire. Ssyre
aud Gross, when be said he ielt so
comfortable be believed modification
had set in again.
His will vas made next day by Hon.
Jas B. Beck, in which be used these
words: After all ny just debts,
which are few and small, and toe ex-
pense of modest foneral are paid, |
desire" etc
Around the dsaih~bed OF the Gen
ersl we're his wife. two daughters and
M son, and a feS other immediate
relations,
10 accordance With the wish OF the
deceased and the desire Of the family.
the funeral will be a modest one. II
will take place on Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
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CI..piax Hama. Acres. the Bsessy
Cha.a

The Memphis Avalanche, Of Sun.
day, mentions the following pleasing
incident in connection with the visit
OF Vice>President Wilson TO that CITY:
Among the incidents of yesterday
was an accidental meeting in the pub-
lie street Of Mrs. jefferson Davis and
yice-President Wilson. Having
been seqssintcd in years CONC hy
when Mrs. Dssis resided At Washing
ton. their mutual RICO milton was In
stant and cor3isl. and the two clasp
ed hands with friendly srdor. after
which the ssssy sdioursed to SPech;is
ice cream parlors to dIscuss stray
berries aud ice cream aud tie
memories Of The past Tie CIR
enmstance was = subject Of consider
abe ~interes, and fssorzbie eoszusst
among sssfdls annbcs u people last
evening.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

SEAsHoRE CAMP GRoUxD.-The trus-
tees of the Ssashore ca mp ground, with
friends and t~enters, met on the camp
ground. sgreeably to public announce
ment on the third and fourth inst , to
make arrangements for the camp meeting
OF 1875. which sill commence on We'd
nesday, the l4th day of July. and con-
tinue eight to Ten days
A goodly number Of lots we're selected
aud appropriated BIZ the DO ard for the
erection Of private tents Oiher persons
mot there present can inspect the plan of
the grounds an secure desirable lots by
application 70 eth er Of the trustees
William Ois and John EiIsworth, No
bile ; II. c. Vaughn, Moss Point, oil W.
II. Foster. J. h Keller, G. W. W.
Goodwyn, r. s. Hickey, P. HailAran and
b. o. L Rayne. Nes Orleans
The grounds are being put in order.
and all necessary preparation made for .
o extended gathering than 90 any
previous meeting.
A fan statement from the trustees, for
ihei~ information az ali parties may bs ex-
pected Ia our * issue.-N. U. Cars
isn Advooste.
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MARRIED

y the T siaencs OF thu brides fs,htr
Mr.. Jru q L =. avr 4 n-rc y. Miss.
on Ibe evening nf the D q Of Ayri. Nj
F~oESKLIU~F WAHD auil Miss JERUsHl
Ely by Tie Rev. Z. W. c lhoaa.
1t VS. the good fortune of ihs writer
to be present End to participate in tb,
festivities of ibe occasion. Tne Ritua
as performed 10y Mr.. Calhoun was very
so.sun and Imposing. and the long rIain
OF c,nile bearers bridesmaids. added q
charm to the ceremony which none bu,
"a eve witness c4n appreciate.
Esery prrpsr.ti n ives made by The
generous ami hospitsbie Mr.. Ely that
could possibly coDduce to the pleasure
and entertainment of The numerous
guests, ami when they repaired at the re-
O rest of the host 10 psrtzke of the boun-
uful repsst prepared for their reception.
they founl the table literally ''grosning"
beneath the had of dzintiss which his
hospitality bad procured.
Tss night will long be remembered by
ne. as D Of The greenesi spo $ in mem
ory's waste. 1t Vas ualy a night of
pleasure for all. The ,onng gentlemen
and young ladies INDUCED their prooens-
tiles for spor: by the Introduction o,
coed Old fashioned plays which we're
tuuefally acted to The nsrry tones OF
their dulecs voices These we're kept up
until about II or IL p. N, when our
souls vere enirapcrd by the welcome
sonni Of 8 violin. II vas too much for
the young folks and forSaking their
plays. they tipped the ligh, fantastic
toe" tia the wee smA' hours o'night'
bad grown 70 msn's estate.
IL is rsmored thai i. xas slsp 10 much
for our worthy County Treasurer. ard
that inAsing himself q boy again. be
Joined the merry train. and 10 con<e-
qseDce thereof, vzs hobbliBg about On
erntches tie whole of the succeeding
d.y. sttribating bis kmenees 10 IN scc-
dent We do bot censare this ehalliuon
OF boyish feeling on his psrt. snd mus,
confess that se fell q strons iDcliustson
70 indulg- IN q similar p@roxysn ourselves
We boy the fstes viii kindly saord ms
another suct pleasure st an cary day,
and that -e may encounter - much en-
ioyn-nf and - many frs-Dds as was our
sod fortune on this occasion.
To the newly married coaple ve ex-
tend cur be<f wishes and sincerely hope
that their pathway thro1gh life m.y Be
stre.n NTH hssers or thai their Welded
HE may be an exe~npiic<tion Of the psc-
tars drawn by Nh. Moore in the follow
inx be4aflful stznzs
-Th-rss a hi@ be4us1 nj tkza u. nE1srsi hss
tod i
nen, sro tkxt u~ Hrnkd in ons kezreulr ~ ;
h-art D-ser ckzaEing and bros nsver cod.
TAI HEkL
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

IL THK HASDs OF ms CREDnoE-Tbe
Noodle and Ohio Railroad hzs passed in
20 the bands Of its creditors The fol-
lowing notice from the gentlemen sp-
pointed TO take charge Of the road tets
Its ovn story:
MoBHE, MAJ s, 1875
To Agents and Employees:
Vim. Batter Duncan and Andrew Fos-
ter Elliott. Trustees. under the First
Mortgage Deed. and other authorities OF
the IL & o. z R., have this day taken
posses.ion OF the said railroad and prop
Gsy. Is conveyed by the said deed Of
mortgage and other authorities. for pur-
poses and uses therein mentioned and
have sppoissed 7. Hoskias Dupuy our
attorney and agent for the said nailrodA
tSignedJ W. B. DUNCAN,
A +. ELLIOTT,
Trustees
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

10 ~ s Mu6alsa a
~ o So. asns os q B sxi
~ at Ssiafisr go sss mwy
sss Tas adss al 1fsa BAD
essfy trrssEsstrf hu Sc maFm-
issos ofshsf 0ssfa Tha aoTsuca
na3s ~ Tee cantrlaall0s. if8m fs
many baskets rra@eaf 90 . an8ani
asa exec cot G. X =
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

We have received . letter inon our
late fellow tOE usnaa Mr. r. z. Steele
which informs "a that lie las mounted
The editorial TRIPOD, and < engaged in
publishing the Courier Of Central
City. Nerrick CO. Nebraska. We wisi
him the greatest saeerss in bis neE
career, and We had an opp~ort8niiy
once to judge that he wielis q ready
pen, and possesses great Imaginative
powers.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

o. gTseics. 20. szsAzsa Nu
Narrosiai 70 M QDz nsnE
her a4sds AID speaking u tsrg sH-
cited isne. she sas 20 hi ubea Ter
nsE bo1nei can lose thai sAs
eosldai gsi Up, LAT, dear sAks
Jane, that didai matter noshiaz. Tor
shs Just Pc, her LAT az and az sih
her head Ou, or tie EirGou the
whole afternoon
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-22

W. had the pleasure Of visiting for
a short time, the pic ME at GoOie'.
mill on Dog river. last Saturday, and
il proEei a most enjnFsbIe affair, as
ever one seemed TO be entering into
the spirit Of it viihOa, res;rsint or
e.rumosT and to feel at home TIE
Lazke.s supplied the greatest prosa-
ssoa 70 the table, shich vas well
arranged a1ier Tie management OF
ths abe Committee OF ladies. Aud
uooa = platform. rsder an srbor, the
dance vent continuously on, even
untl about 10 o'clock that night We
understand The whole affair reflected
credit upOn those Who got il Up, and
as Sith the pic-nics generally on Dog
river, Il vas a success.