The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-14

Ladies will sooner pardon want of
sense than want of manners
Wind enough, yesterday, to remind
one Of March.
The solid men of the country now
wish they weren't so much so.
Good quality Of Indies hose can be
purchased at Win. d. Love Il Co.'S for
10c. pair.
There are few will beasts mo-c to bc
dreaded than communicative nan with
nothing to communicate.
DR.. E. E. Jackson goes it heavy on
Buist's seeds. He thinks they are the
best, and speaks from actual experiment
The hot weather causes Mr., McKen-
zie's proluctions-ice cream and soda
water r-to be in active demand.
Old type in any quantity, Mt from
twenty to thirty cents pound, for sale
at PHGN1x Office.
When q man is ignorunt, it is not nos
sible for him to talk and keep the fact to
himself.
Hundreds i'll city nnd country arc ap-
prcciating Tic bargains they are getting
every day Mt VIM. d. Love 81 Co. s.
Friendship and friendly intercourse at
the table whets the appetite and pro-
notes the flow of animal spirits.
Any and every style of book and Job
printing executed promptly ut PHOENIX
Office. Mnterial Of every kind on hand
Subscribe for the PHC:S1x; have it re-
Sularly left Mt your residence, and don't
depend upon buying single copies or
borrowing.
The boots and shoes on the bargain
counters Mt Vim. y. Love !S Co. s nrc
selling very fast. Stock must be sold,
they say--want money.
Mr.. Caldwell Robertson, who lately
graduated with such distinction at
Georgetown College, IL son of Senator
Robertson, is constitutional Democrat
of the Calhoun school, and sticks to the
old time teachings. He is studying law
and promises to fulfil the high cxpccta-
tions raised by his college success.
A meeting of the survivors of the
Hampton Legion in this vicinity was
held Mt the Wheeler House, yesterday,
Mt which arrangements were made for
the reunion of the Legion on the 2lst-
Wednesday next. 1t is understood that
the different hotels will accommodate
survivors Mt reduced rates.
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WEEKLY CLEANER, n large family paper,
containing from thirty to forty-eight
columns of closely printed reading mat
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the low price of 50 per annum, postage
included. Old subscribers will have
the time extended in proportion. The
desire is to furnish good readable
weekly journal ut a low rate to every
family within the State. The G1EAHE1,
is issued every Wednesday, and will
contain the latest tclesrains to date of
publication. Specimens furnished.
SPECIAL TERM OF THE COURT OF CoM-
MON PLEAs-THE PAEKEE TRIAL. The
Court met at ~ \. NJ
Mr.. Samuel Cavcnder was recalled by
the plaintiff. He testified that he was
present Mt the examination in New York
of H. H. Kimpton before the Legislative
Committee in reference to bonds, &c.
Kimpton was not sworn, because he
stated to the committee TINT he was not
in the habit of swearing. unless he was
obliged to do so, and did not consider
that it was compulsory upon him in that
instance, because he did not recognize
the authority of the committee to exam
inc him under oath. Witness was pre-
sent at the examination of the coupons
then shown him; they were counted
separately and returned to tho same
boxes from which they were taken. Wit
ness was as confident that tho schedule
Of the count of tho conversion bonds
was correct rs he could be confident
about anything. Witness then give the
numbers and the color (rcd) of the two
classes of coupons; the number of the
coupons amounted to thirty-ninc, and
were for $50 apiece. Witness then asked
leave of the Court to state that the testi-