The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-20

3senA yedr PaIHx, suggest to the would
thsh he had better subscribe.
i Rl tter on every page.
f TR4 pfeme Courts meets to-day. at
f3EtE The Fourth Circuit willrbe
mt Sksh mp. 4
b 1hesd sSNineof the Greensboro Lotto
tN, was Postpcned until 3 o'clock this
morning. Esa~
Sunday was peculiarly uncomforta-
bic day. The way in which the dust got
UP md busted was worthy of the most
clustering Of March days.
Notwithstanding the representations
of the Chicago Adventists, the world still
wags nlong. md you will have to pny
your debts us usual to-day.
Remcmber the lecture by Miss Anna
f. Dickinson. in the Opera House,
Thursday night. Her subject will he n
novel one For Your Own Sake"
The fireinen make things lively every
night. prncticing for the approaching
tournaments. Competitors will have to
he sharp To beat the Columbin boya
An attempt was made to fire the
dwelling of Mr.. F. Percivnl, few nights
ago. The same evening, Mr.. Muller had
his stock of clothing carried of by
some one vino entered his bedroom.
| We have BEEN requested to state that
fair for the benefit Of the yigilant Fire
Engine Company will be held in the
store-room South of Messrs. H. 4 S.
Boards. to-unrrow wednesday, even
ing.
The 26th instant is the fifty-sixth ami
versary Of the introduction of Odd Eel
lowship into the United States. which
will bc appropriately celebrated in States
more prosperous than South Carolina.
Next week. there will be n round of
entertainments Monday evening the
teblr0uX in hid of the Memorial Associa-
tion; Tuesday and Wednesday. Lady
Washington's Ten Party" and more to
| hear from.
Disastrous accounts hnve been received
from nearly every section of the S;ate of
the effects of the late cold snup. Fruit
and early vegetables have been nipped
The loss will be immense, rs the season
is over month behind.
Deputy Marshal Grant, yesterday. ar
rested Lewis Tucker. of Newberry, on q
charge of perjury he having sworn that
he MS worth over $4,000. Tucker had
offered to go on the bond for the rclease
Of james Hayward.
| The coming bonnet is to have hurri-
cane deck and II bell-tower, and will also
have signal light, birds of paradise,
quail nnd Welch rabbits. Architects are
planning higher doors for its accommo-
dation.
An Intellectual attempt VIII, made to
enter the store Of Mr.. J. H. Heise, on
pluin street, by means of q crowbar, on
Sunday night, but the planks of the
back door were too strong for them.
More shot-suns. with steady hands,
needed.
| They are publishing oles to Gentle
Spring" in New York, with foot Of snow
on the ground. The same has been done
here, but Jack Frost paid us two or three
visits in as many nights past. and the
od"s arc now awaiting the temperance
of bnlmy spring
We occasionally issue half sheet, but
our readers lose nothing by it in reading
J matter, rs We make up the amount lost,
"s witness this morning, when the Puu-
NIX contains over thirteen columns-the
most of it small type.
4 very good old book teaches us. Ivy
parable, that the man who hid his talent
in napkin did not do we'll. How we'll
will those merchants succeed who hide
their capital. their business and them
selves from all who do not, by mere
chance, enter their stores?
The wintry snap has dissipatcd all
calculations of early vegetables. The
destruction is general. Various devices
were rcsortod to, but it is thought thcv
availed nothing Replanting is indis-
pensably necessary. Yesterday morning,
there WAS heavy white frost. In the
afternoon it WAS much warmer.
A pockct-book, containing S47.4O, n
gold pen and receipt to Geo. Withcr-
spoon for use Of sewing machine,