The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-18
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We published. on yesterday. state
ment from the New York Wosld that
South Carolina national bank had failed,
as the result of the decline of the State
bonds. So far as Columbia is concerned,
and as respects all Of its banks. re are.
assured that the rumor is unfounded;
and We have no information connecting
this rumor with. any South Carolins ma.
ttii0nss bank. rs T - .,..{
A private despstch from Chester. yes.
terday. states that three persons have
been arrested in that town. and that
squads Of soldiers are after others.
DR.. Mot has on exhibition 1t his seore
two .bunches of oranges, grown in the
ao|e.5 land, ="h;1h =S!s are ce.;ce;t:e= j. ..h;.
quarter-the one contains ten and the
other twelve fully developed oranges.
The contractors are pushing forward
rapidly the work upon the City Hall and
market. The walls Of the first named
are nearly six feet high. .a. (:
There isn't any room.f for doubt that
the coming winter is to be awfnl cold.
The prophets al say 80; and the man ii
insane who. disputes the prophets. They
have found the moss growing thiok on
the trees, frogs standing on their heads, i
sun-fowers pointing toward the North
pole, grape vines running around poles
instead OF up them, and there are are q
thousand other signs to show that every
human being will be frozen as stiff az a
chip before February. 100 - Z " t't'
Another meeting Of the stockhoidsts
Of the Blue Ridge Railroad was held
Yesterday, at which the reports Of the
various officers were read. They oon-
vene again this morning, when an elec-,
ton for President and Board of Direct.
ors will be held. " - ..f "Gh
Mr.. r. Tozer. Of. our city, haa been
oomplimented with the appointment Of
Judge in department of the exp6asition
Of the Industrial Association Of Georgia,
to be held in Savannah. commencing on
the 21ss inatant. p.,.,i,t.ad ,,s a,,s
We invite special attention ia, the let
ter in smother column; addressed Ito
President Grant. His President, Cen
eralship will there And food for refleo-
ton and digestion. - NJ &
We are informed that the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad Company will
commence. to run their trains over the
Blue Ridge Railroad to Walhalla next
week. alft > d
Messfs. Charles Jeter. John Bearers.
J. Rice Rogers, Robert Greer, Robert
Hawkins, Harrison Hawkins, Edward
Hawkins, Isaac McKissick, Jr,, Wm.
Bentley and Richard Pair, from Union
County. charged with murder and CON
apjraoy. were taken before United States
Commissioner Boozer. yesterday. for
examination. A number of witnesses
eere examined on the part of the 60.
vernment, when the prisoners we're re
manded to Jail. to await their trial at the
ensuing term of the United States Court.
Col. F. W. McMaster. ex-Judge Hogs
and J."H. Runkle, Esq, represent the
prisoners; General 81. G. WorthinRton
for the United States. 7,1
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HoTEh ARRIVALS, November IT,
Nickerson Rouse-R. EoLauchlin and
Yite, Mrs. D. Morris and child, Mrs,
Rawson, Mrs. Herman, J. B. Hayward.
cleveland; III. A. Bass, Va; J. ). Ne.
3iile and wife. Charleston: j. E. Gregg.
Mars Bluff; r. J. Donaldson. Cheraw;
7. Wccds, spartanbnrg; B. D. Town.
Send, Society Hill; Ct. Smith, son and
daughter, Pa; Mrs. @. r. Bryce and
daughter, Richland
Columbia Hotel-J. Il. Meadows, Kan.
aas; w. s. Moreruer, Kentucky; John 8.
Farley, P. Dnffie, w. D. Porter, N. M.
Porter. Charleston; O. T. Griffith, Bos.
bon; s. Zom, Louisville; A. D. Molep.
New York; w. j. Orosswell and Wife
Greenville;l Al. l.. Kinard, CITY: W. A.