The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-18
news, Itsiisa,si.

ATnAETA, Ga, .Cctobef liz. I'll he
Qpi,doa Repub tieanlI has suspended
publication sl', sSs5 I, ,Ss
MoBtIE, October IL. There were
'iout intarne nents from yellowfe fever to-
day. s. a is 3 a lse {.
; MosTREAI, October II. 4 Davis
J, is making arrangements to leave for
Richmond. q z (: s. {.
. :gCHARLRsroN, October III. IA rriv.
edAechoo oner w, O. Doughton, Phi
ladelphia. Sailed steamsr M MoneI,a
New York. Il rs 9 q >
WAsHINaToN, October 17.-After
eighteen months labor, the General
Land Office has completed duplicates
of the public land records destroyed
during the wal. IL is hoped, on the
meeting of; Congress, the Land Office
will be filed, when the records will
be Forwarded! Ms
"A C9sa,yss d44fairs from Hayti,
. day. AZ 8 \ 6 -
internal revenue receipts to-day
S9224, 600. s, sS;, es,l y 80
The New York Posts special saws
/ that six out of nine members of the
Judiciary O Committee, favor pushing
impeachment.
The Boston Posts special says that
the PRESIDENT expresses determine
: ti6n' 20 IssIat suspension during trial,
should the emergency arise.
-, NMiandigh is prominently men
toned as Wade's successor. zS
~ At the request OF, the Commissioner O
OF Internal Revenue, the Attorney
: General. has promulgated an opinion,
closing with the assertion that neither
railroads owned by State, or the
gross earnings thereof, or the profits
accumulated therefronn, or the divi-
dends paid upon its bonds, nor arti-
cles manufactured by convict labor
In, the penitentiaries of a State, for
the use OF the State, or on account
OF the State, resubject to taxation,
either under the Act of 1864, or any
other5ofa the Internal Revenue Acts.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 17.-The
Judicial election passed off quietly.
The Democrats claim the city by
: 1900. ~ ~.
LATER. The Democratic majority
is ], 400. Union gains in the interior.
The AHd Californian claims Sweets
Z l.
MEDTcINE LODGE CREEK, October
Id The Commissioners have arriv-
ed. Five thousand Indians have as
sembled. The Indians talked well,
but insist upon having arms and
ammunition. The council continues
eight days. So far, peace prospects
are good.
New YORK, October 17.-Time
beat Kentucky. He made four miles
: IN 7.3134. but was booked to do it in
40 He had four horses to run
with him at different points. On the
last half of the fourth mile, the
weight he carried began to tell, and
he perceptibly shortened his slide.
The horse was the favorite at $1OO to
$50.
NoIwALK, Conn, October IT,
The Democrats carried the charter
election by largely increased ma
jority.
RICHMOND, October 17.-The DO
htical excitement is on the increase.
The conservatives are working with
much energy, and everything indi-
Gates that there will be an exciting
election. and that full white vote
will be polled for the delegates and
against convention. The .k1eket
headed by Marmaduke Johnson will
be voted for by the conservatives to
man. The moderate Republicans
are frightened, and it is now certain
they will join with the radicals, under
Hunnicutt. There will be only two
tickets on election day.
The horticultural and pomolooicaJ
Exhibition closed to-day, with the
distribution of prizes. Ii is consi-
dered great success. Wise's speech
is looked upon as his greatest effort.
There was large attendance to-
night at the concert given in DIR.
Burrows church-the First Baptist
upon the occasion of the inauguration
of the great organ. It was built in
Boston, has 800 pipes, and is con-
sidered by musicians the best in the
United States.
The Norfolk Journal, of the 18th,
concludes an article on the Taylor
farm difficulty as follows: "There
was no difficulty at all-it being
simply meeting in which the s1E-
ject was discussed in all points. If
any difficulty exists at this time, it is
unknown to the Freedmen's Bureau. /"
Table Lunch This Day.