The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-06

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PAGn1x-don't. borrow. 81 4Sl uaas saa.
Reading msttsr On every page,
u wsi intensely oola, lsSs hiG
with signs OF snow = = . q
Orchard & 90. and Dr.. E. E. jack.
son willocccupy the stores in the new
insurance building.
A number of chicken disputes are to
come of, this evening. at the Cottage
House. -~- ,,..
The dilapidsted fence on the West
side of the State Capitol. has been
taken down. preparatory to erecting a
new one.
The robins entirely disappeared, last
week; but yesterday number OF them
put in an appearance again, much to
the delight OF the sling shooters.
Several hotel men. having become
disgusted at the passage of the Civil
Rights Bill. have closed. Query-were
they paging investment?
Hemphill. of Fort Pioksn.. has been
appointed an aid-de.oamp to Senator
Brigadier General Holliushead. and
will be obeyed and respected accord
iuyly.
Thirty recruits (sll oolored) departed
for the seat of war, yesterday-m making
the third detachment shipped from
this point. There is room for more,
as Captain Bsok's Gag still hangs ont.
Just received by G. J. Laurey, op-
posite PHOENIX Office. 25 punches
choice yellow bananas. at very low
prices. Also. 25 pals choice gilt edge
butter. in Is pound packages, at 40
cents per pound. Best in the market.
Just received at Koenig's store, op.
posite the market, fine shad, fresh
Baltimore sausages, head cheese. ETC.;
fne fruits and the best assortment Of
vegetables. groceries. etc. My snotto
is quick sales and small profits. Please
give me a trial.
Convict Evan Norwood was dis.
charged from the Penitentiary. yester-
day, by expiration of term of sentence.
The prisoners onvicted at tue Febru-
ary term. 1876. in Colleton County,
arrived at the Penitentiary. yesterday.
They were ive in number.
Tue Greenville aud Columbia Rail.
road is all right. aud trains went out
as usual. yesterday. We were moor
rectly informed as to the wash up.
The streams are still up. and pass en-
gers report heavy rains in Green Vile
and vicinity on Thursday night and
yesterday.
1t rained almost necessarily. from IL
O'Clock, Thursday night, until IL
O'Clock. yesterday. 1t the damp spell
extended to tue up-coantry, there will
be great damage to property located
on the various streams, which are now
over flowing their banks. The Con-
garee fell slightly. yesterday. bat is
still very high.
John L. Sloan. Jr., Esq.. presided
duriug the entire discussion of the re-
pert Of the Special Joint Com mittee in
tho House, and his judicious rulings
and general management have been
highly complimsnted by membefs OF
both political parties. Mr.. Sloan is a
promising and ener geiio young lawyer
of this city.
Anxious to present full and correo,
copy Of the admirable and mastery
address of Hon. George A. Trenholm,
delivered in the House of Representa-.
tives. yesterday, upon the question of
the treasury investigation, we gladly
accepted the tender Of Photographic
report; but not having received it, We
are obliged to postpone the insertion
of the speech till tomorrow.
The Columbia correspondent Of the
Charlotte Observer is again ont in one
OF his spicy letters. He illustrates the
Inconsistency of certain State officials,
by quoting the following we'll -kn own
lines: