The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-07

4ue nortlD!e WeatneC, yeSterdny,
prevented the tilt at the Fnir Grounds
Largest selection of imported cigars
at the Columbia Hotel Cigar Store.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
Palmetto fine cut tobacco is the best
in the city, and can be procured only
at the Indian Sqnaw Cigar Store.
The Legislature resumes it's session
on Tuesday next, and already tho dig
nitaries are putting in an appearance.
Best imported Partagas. eight for
one ac!!ar, 1T Columbia Hotel Cigar
Store.
Yesterday might have been con-
sidered q fine day for ducks. but not
for human beings, as it rained inces.
sanity.
One Of the saddest spcotaces in the
world is human being shattered and
broken down by the use of ardent
spirits.
Job printing of every kind, from e
miniature visiting card to four sheet
poster, turned out, ut short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try u.s.
The American Bible Society have
furnished neatly bound copies of the
Bible to the different railroads in the
State.
Judge J. P. Reed arrived in Colum-
bia, yesterday. on his way to take his
seat on the bench in Charleston. He
leaves tonight.
The Governor hus M ado the follow
ing appointments: Jury Com mission
ers-F. r. Marten, of Fairfield, and
John A. Boswell. Of Kershaw. Trial
Justice-O. II. Bartou, OF Pickens.
In consequences of the very incle-
ment weather. the con cert of the Cho-
raj Union. for the benefit of the Wash.
iugtou Street Methodist Church, has
been postponed until Thursday even.
ing next, 14th.
A pair Of handsome and eerviceable
iron gray horses, with light vehicle,
are to be disposed of at fair price.
They will be sold together or sepa-
rately. ANY information can be
obtained at PHOENIX Office.
The Union. Herald. speaking of the
colored militia, says: "Of their right
to have them," (meaning the guns be-
longing 10 the State,) "there is 10
question. Judge Carpenter and Gov.
Chamberlain question it, and deny it
absolutely.
We often receive letters, asking to
have the paper sent or continued, and
stating that the amount shall be paid
soon. To all such. we reply, that the
request cannot be complied with. In
order to have the PHOENIX sent, it is
absolutely necessary to remit the sub
scription, together with the postage,
when the paper is ordered.
The PHOENIX, yesterday, contained
over 1000 words by telegrnph-Ame-
rican and European intelligence. The
ttelegraph is q wonderful collector, tho
Associated Press magnificent COM
piler, aud The PHOENIX au excellent
means OF distributing the rews.
Therefore, subscribe for it aud don't
borrow.
a recruiting Office for the United
States Cavalry hua been opencd in
Fagan's new bnilaing. Capt. Beck is
the off cor i'll charge. Here is an op-
portunity for some of our idling fell
low-citizens-withont respect to race
or color, etc.-to obtain something to
do. Ride II horse and get we'll paid
for it. rs Capt. Jack is ont of the
way. there is no danger.
FIRE AT HoDaEs'.-A fire broke out
in the store Of Messrs. McGhee &
Cnson. at Hodges. Tor the Greenville
and Columbia RaiIroad,) which do
ssroyed that building. together with
the two adjacent-the one occupied by
Barmore & Brownell, and the other
newly finished but unoccupied. The
loss is estimated 6. four or fyo thou
snnd dollars; no insurance.