The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-26
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PHGN1x1ANA. The price OF. single
copies Of the PHaN1x is Eve cents. 'ni'i
!. The house breakers are again at work
The residence Of Dr.. s. e. Jackson, on,
Taylor street, was visited on Saturday
night, and o number Of blankets. sheets!
and other articles abstractcd hIr. Jas.
Windsor's house was raided on Sunday
night, md quantity of clothing be-
longing to his son carried OF. ,-s.
SEQ what Messrs D. Goodman g. Son
have to SHY, in this mornings PHOENIX.
The stock is extensive and was selected
under tho personal supervision of the
senior proprietor. The s'bazaar'' is
few doors below Washington street; ON
Main. 'tts
Edward Bissel has been appointed
Commissioners of Deeds for South Caro-
lima, resident in New York city.
DR.. John Fisher has been appointed
agent for the sale of tickets in tho grand
|gift concert for the benefit Of the Louis
vile (Ky.) public library. See advertise
ment.
The new international money order
system with Great Britain aad. Ireland
went into operation yesterday. Persons
desiring to remit smnll amounts to either
Of the above countries can procure q
money order for TINT purpose from the
post Office in this city.
The Thermometer ranged as follows at
the Pollock House, yesterday: 7 A. NJ,
66; IL H.. 73; 2 P. a., "a; 7P. NJ, 76.
Our merchants, and others wishing to
prepare for the fall business. will please
take notice that the PHOENIX Office is
supplied with all necessary material for
as handsome cards, bill heads. posters,
circulars, and other printing that may be
desired. as any Office in the city. Give
us call and test our work.
SUDDEN DEATH. Mics Sallie Richards,
while on the way to the North with
Henry Kinard. Esq. of this city, was
taken suddenly i'll, and died in Washing
ton City. She had been on visit OF
several weeks to her relatives in this city,
and left here in the enjoyment, appa-
rently, of good health. The cause of
her death, we believe. was an epileptic
fit.
RA1LHoAD ACCIDENT learn that
as freight train over the Charlotte, CO.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad was pass
ing two miles beyond Ridgeway, an acoi-
dent occurred which resulted in the run
ming off of twelve cars. Seven cars
were broken aud their contents scattered.
Ono colored man had his leg broken and
another was severely injured. The pas
senger train wns delayed. but owing to
the energy of Conductor Trezevant. the
delay was not greater than absolutely
necessary.
The CoLoRRD PEOPLE AND THEIR
RADICAL FRIENDS We are informed that
tie congregation over which Rev. Mr..
Babbitt presided, was broken up, on
Sunday Inst. At the sacrament table,
well-known colored official attempted to
take position adjacent to white Re-
publican. when the latter arose, and left
tho church, declaring he would never
enter it again. Upon which, as we
learn, words were passed, and the con-
gregation was declared disbandcd.. AS
this congregation was understood to be
mado up Of Radical members, who de-
sired to break down the social barrier
between tho two races, the action of
Sunday last is very significant.
| HOTEL ARRIVALS. September 25.-
Columbia Lotcl-M. j. Anderson, Aiken;
L. NJ. Dinkins, Edgeiield; j. W.. S.
Peck, New Haven; a. j. Dudge and
wife, Savannah; J. l.. Heckseher, S. B.
Clowney, Winnsboro: A. II. Foster.