The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-10

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State Treasurer Cardozo has departed
for New York.
The roundfaoel moon laughs over
this section Of the earth O. nights now.
There wss 60 ooHp!s:n: as - ..io
weather. yesterday. It. was "just~ the
kind that suited everybody. y :, S.y a.
We have ssen and heard OF hard head
oabbages, bat IMessrs. Hoffman &A-
brecht have regular rockjheads. See
them. @
The Greenville passenger train did
not arrive nntil 0 O'Clock, last night
owing to an accident to one of the
locomotives wheels.
The Augusta papers say that young
man from this city, named Jamee or
Jack Stratton, was arrested there on the
9th, ON despatch from Chief Jackson.
Government Bank Inspector Goodale
is in Columbia. and yesterday made an
examination of the Carolina National
Bank, with which he expressed himself
we'll pleased.
Mrs. Reed is arranging for an 'open
ing" on Tuesday next. She has brought
out an unusually extensive und beauti-
full stock of millinery, fancy articles,
hair goods, eto.
The Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company have opened Offices at Spar
tanburg md E-eenvile, in this State,
and Atlanta, GA. Their tariff of rates
has been greatly reduced.
Handsome mt brown, wood colors or
noisettes, as the French call them, olive
and fawn shades, are found in the new
cloths, and it would be easier to say
what is not worn than what is.
Major E. W. Everson, formerly Of the
Columbia press. has purchased the
Beaufort Republican. and will conduct it
in the interest Of the party whose name
it bears. Major E. is an indefatigabls
newspaper man.
Cash is the rule. Transient adver-
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar.
riage and funeral notices are 81. Ad-
vsrtisements not exceeding five lines,
seventy-fve cents; nine lines, S1-subse-
quent insertions, fifty cents.
The English pound sterling is worth
four dollars eighty-six cents six mills ard
Ave-tenths. It is. we'll to remember this
fact. considering that cargo or two of
sovereigns are coming over. Nobody
objects TO sovereigns of that species.
Colonel a. 81. D. Byron. late Private
Secretary to the Governor. has been ap.
pointed Treasurer of Union County,
oice G.. E. Tu1bury, reeignhd; and
Colonel G. J. Houston has been appoint
cd Private Secretary to the Governor.
There is to be a change OF sohedule
over the Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, on and after Sunday
next. Sec advertisement is under
stood that most of the railroads
will change their sched that time.
Petcr Mitchell, anott t9l ttim OF the
disaster at the North feast h Railroad,
died on Monday last, 8 little sin-
gu'ar that four lives vs, lost by each of
tho fatal accidents /whi>{ have recently
occurred on railroads II this State-the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
South Carolina, and North eastern.
Sipce the freshet OF three weeks agc,
the whole line of the South Carolina
Railroad has been carefully examined,
the breaks have been made good, the
possible weak places have been strength
ened, and nothing has boen left undons
to keep the road in thoroughly safe
condition.
A fashionable belle nowadays is not
regarded al being fully equipped for the
duties of life, unless she be freighted
with bonnsts, wells. necklaces, ear.
rings pinsy chains, bracelets. rings,
rnfllss, bows, bands, buttons, loops,
folas, pleafs, pipines, silks, laces. fans.