The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-24

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necessary materialfor "a handsome "a scsards,.
bill heads. posters. pauphlets. hapd.biijs,
circulars. and other printing that may be i
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The passenger train over the Ohsr.
lotte. Columbia aud Augusta RAILROAD.
which left this city. at 2aP.,,,sM..;;h on
Wednesday. met With serious accident.
when near Augusta, by the breaking Of
an axle. The road was considerably
torn up, and one passenger, a baggage
and mail car thrown from the track.
Fortunately. no lives were lost.
The list of officers elected for the en-.
suing year, fot the South Carolina Club.
having been incorrectly published, ws
furnish correct list: President-Wade
Hampton, Jr.; Vice. e.Presidents-1st.
Robert Aldrioh; 2d.aY. ). Pope; Sd,
Carlos Tracy; 4th. r. E. Ellison, Jr.:
9th, james G. Holmes. Jr.; Treasurer
D. II. Crawford; Secretary-W. @.
Fisher. 40 .s
Five days to prepare for martial law,
aud thirty days to prepare for thanks
giving (?). SO says Gen. Grant. ,osl
Frank Gregory, of Union County
charged with murder and conspiracy
and who was arrested and released on
Wednesday, was re.arrested. yesterday.
A mule-stealer was over hauled. yes.
terday, and after a pre- Iiminary exami.
nation, was lodged in Jail.
Domestic magazines Wives who blow
up their husbands.
The Stevens Light Infantry-C Captain
baiiari-paraded. yesterday afternoon,
and performed number OF evolutions-
showing that they ais undergoing a
thorough drilling.
The gleeful laugh Of happy children is
the best home music. and the graceful
figure of childhood nre the best statuary.
1t is remarkable how much sooner the
weather sets in 'bitter cold" to those
furnished with handsome furs. than to
those not SO fortunate.
We learn that the same engine that
met with an accident, on Wednesday,
near Augusta, was again damaged by
accident, yesterday, between Columbia
and Charlotte, and tho engineer seriously
hurt
1t will be seen, by reference to our
telegraphic dispatches, that Hon. Re-
verdy Johnson and ex-Attorney General
Starberry have departed for Columbia.
tc defend the, Ku Klux prisoners at the
approaching term of the United States
Court.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. M.; closes 2. is
a. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes geo A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $40 A. NJ; closes 6. 90
P. Nj. GreenvilIe mail opens Gas P.
NJ; closes 600 AN. Western mail
opens 8. O0 A. M; closes 1.3O p. Al. On
ONHss"J oAASC OPCh AOm y 10 +. III.
HoTRL ARRIVALS, November o.
N'cherson Homse-T. II. Hartwell, Micli-
gau; j. Il. Lowery, York; VIM, N.
Thomas and family. Chester; w. 9.
Cleveland. wife aud child, Greenville;
Mrs Davis, three children and servant,
Oharl.eton; J. A. Sadl-f. Charlotte; ].
Robinson. Wadesboro; w. Ames, a. &
X. A. L. r. r.. G.. X. Barker, New
York; Benz. Boorgia. Philadelphia; r.
Matherson. Greensboro; D. v. Scurvy,
Newberry; G. B. Lake. Edgefeld; j. s.
Cothran, Abbeville; W. 81. Trescott,
Pendleton: Norris Montgomery, New
York; 8. j. Ives. New Orleans; W. ].
MagratL, Charleston; J. NJ. Seigler,
Newberry.
Columbia Hotel-J. P. Southcrland. ".
o: Jenks. w. g. McNecly. g. Il. Ely,
w. d. Been, New York; j. r. Smith,
Pa; NJ. Reese, Md; T. q. Hartwell,
Michigan; w. A. Clarkson. Ala; Mrs.
M. 9. Douglass. Mrs. Nj. L. Dickson,
Charleston; J. Fl. Rion. Winnsboro; W.
d. Wright. S. Hass, NJ. B. Tahey, N.
@; Mrs LenaTdton. Louis Runners,
II. II. Williams, w. 81. Evans, A. s.
Tyler, Charleston; VIM. Murdoch, Air
Line r. r.; s. E. White. Gadsden; NJ.
W. Gary. Edge6eld; b. NJ. Drane, N. q.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.