The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-23

So4. 6O; sales. s.room, 71.30; stitching, so;
stamping 2.8O-last balance, SO. SO. Total
219 10.
Paid cash to agent. $4,000; assistant
agent, 1000; machine, 1000; work,
SO. 80; pur. CON-, 14.25; mortgage deed,
&C., 1880; porter, 225; express, Sc,
75-l94.3 .35. Balance in hand of Trea.
surer, S24.75.
PHGN1xIANA.---Th price of single
copies of the PHEN1x is five cents. If
carriers charge more it is simply swim
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
1t is rumored that the orders transfer
ring tho Eighth Regiment of Infantry
to New York, have been countermauded.
The majority of the regiment, however,
has already departed, via Charleston.
One company of the Eighteenth departed
for Lanrens yesterday.
Henry Browne. q son of Rev. S. H.
Browne, of this city, accidentally caught
and broke his arm in the machinery of q
press in his fathers Office, yesterday.
Yesterday morning, while on the way
to the fire, the new truck OF the Phoenix
Hook ani Ladder Company broke down
completely; but tho members, not dis
couraged, seized their axes and hurried
along-leaving n long, thin man in
charge Of the frame.
The House Of Representatives of the
State is composed of 124 members, and,
as two thirds vote is required for max
ing an appropriation, Reform minority
of Jo,Iy-t'ro members, standing squarely
together, will be able to give the people
some measure of protection against the
intrigues of the ring.
United States Commissioner Jauney
has issued six warrants for fraudulent
voting. The accused are all negroes.
Fifty three other cases are ready for
him, and many others will be found to-
night.
A rapid discharge of muskotry, last
night, about s o'clock, created some ex-
citement, and upon inquiry it was found
to have originated from misuuderstand-
ing between the colored guard around
the University Chapel and some of the
soldiers OF the garrison. None of the
participants. we believe, were seriously
injured, but passer-by made narrow
escape.
The Peoples Literary Companion, for
November, comes to us as bright and rs
fresh looking as the green fields nre
after gentle rain. 1t is published by
E. G. Allen e. Co., Augusta, Maine
Terms, seventy-fivo cents per year. A
fine steel engraving, entitled "From
Shore to Shore,' is presented to every
new subscriber. The Companion is
printed on fine, heavy paper; its columns
are filed to the brim with good things
by talented authors.
The aurora borealis is said to be caused
by the ''upsetting of dye pots of glory,
and the leaking of their gorgeous con
tents through the armament.
A contemporary at Louisville, do
scribing little unpleasantness there,
says that boy grabbed ater-buckct
and caressed his step-father's head with
it SO hsslduously, that the old man Mt
once laid down to happy unconscious
ness"
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church Rev. p. j. Shand, Rector,
1Oja a. NJ. and -. p. NJ.
st. Peters Church j. j. O'Con-
nell, Pastor, 1O15 A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ.
Washington Street Chnpel-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 1015 a. M. and 81 P. M.
Marion Street Church-.Rev. w. w.
Mood, 1O1s A. M. and TX P. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. a. II. Rude,
1015 A. M.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. w. T..
Boggs, 1Ols A. NJ. and IN P. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rey. J. Il. Reynolds,