The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-14
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necessary material foI, Gard ss.ia : :
llheads. poaters, psUphlstsr aad,biilA Il
oircnlaTs. and othulprinting,t ,that tnsybe,e
desired lasl any ofics IL ths South, Give
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We issue 3 Implement Hitisonx. Gsiigr.
Of this morning, to which the attention.
OF readers is invited orsis~.sb ssts.sia an
T. the November number c: .siie Moasn.. az e5,S !.
WeA-the great illustrated magslsi6s Tor
fashions and fancy work ;is before as:
II contains full-page colored fashion {
plates, cut patterns, and more than 1O0!r,
separate and distinct pictures. .,It il a., 4
most indispensable TO every lady. who is
desirous. OF keeping posted as. 20 the
lateat styles. 8. IT, Taylor, 1871 Canal
street, New York, is the publisher. &,
A shawl. two parasols and . vel, left I
in the main building at the fair grounds, 4
can be obtained by applying to. Mr. Re-
8. Morrison. - Yir8 H.s sqecAa.
We are informed that Judge Bond and /.
Judge Bryan will be on the bench 4. tLess
next session OF the United States U6nrt
here. ''f
Gov. Scott has sappointed A. 3. Knowl-
ton Trial Justice for Crnngeburg C3hn- 7
ty, oice W. Nj. Mount resigned :
The Mile House, in Charleston, opened
yesterday. under the auspices of Mr. q.
w. Parker. its, former proprietor. We
are informed that the house is to, he run ;
in grand style. The entire establish
ment has undergone thorough over
hauling. -e.'p e.S,
The "Frost King" put in an appear
ance Sunday morning and again ysAfer-
day. -. tgf.-s
The latest thing in dresses-Night
| dresses. .fs- .-.1- s-Ael ~.
We have been requested 81 sscrefalry, Il dsly
Aiken to say that HE acknowledg dgmenss .
are due to Gen. stolbrand for--ths, light Z
furnished. free of charge. by hisagas !,
chine during the evenings Of the fair 40
DRowSED. -Gottieib Riuggoid, fer
ryman at Kinsler's Ferry. below this.
city, was drowned on Friday while ferryl
ing cattle across the Cohgaree. he was
pitched overheard near the centre Of the
stream by the pole, with which he was
propelling the ferry, breaking. He SWAN h
but little, the current being strong. aud +
it is supposed the weight of his clothes
carried him under. ,.,.e. =.
The GREAT RACE. Yesterday. st 12
O'Clock, Tbs great single mills dash
1000 q side-between Mr.. Ellerbe's
'.Belle Of York" and Mr.. Bucon's "Girl
of My Heart"-came off at the track at .
tached to the fair grounds. "Belle" had
the track, and made good start-the
"Girl' leading untth the last quarter.
when "Belle" closed up, and got ahead
on the home stretch-winning by half
neck
HoM1c1DE. On Saturday last, white
man, named Casey, in charge of num-
Der OF workmen on the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, about
twenty, five miles below Columbia, en-
ployed by Mr.. P. 81. Joyner, q contractor
on the road, sent some kind of an order
to Mr.. Joyner for provisions, which
order was remanded to Casey for exple-
nation. This caused personal dispute,
and then followed fight between Mr.
Joyner aud Casey, in the course OF which
several negroes came to Casey's assist
ance, and assaulted Mr.. J. with sticks,
sc. Mr.. J. made his escape from the
mob, aud came to Columbia on Sunday
for warrants for their arrest. Sheriff
Frazee. accompanied by Mr.. J.. and "a
possee, went down yesterday to arrest
the party; but, in the meantime. Casey
had another difficulty with Mr.. Tucker,
a clerk in the oommissary department, in
the course OF which Mr.. T.. shot and
killed Casey. firing four balls into him.