The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-11

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Astasn le.7ss sAre ayisk, 1t.SiDag.
sish!Dgi fading ahddyins n6r.
Wmmeusville hardy. gIt has a
newspaper, undAwiii ba7ss a Circus:
Capt. Stanley advertises Pratts astral
oi!-said to be non explosive, and there
fore perfectly safe.
Go to E. E. Davis & Co. to get your
supply IT fresh Ash, oysters. CLANS, SC.
Fresh vegetables and fruits received
daily. - - -. 'tl sst. Sgs ~ x Z
A private letter from a citizen of
Memphis. dated Hernando. Miss, says
one-thiEd Of the residents of the affliot
ed oity have refugeed. M
Mr.. E. E. Davies has furnished us
copies of Plymouth and Coleford (Eue.
and) papers. They are on file in PHG-
MIX Office. ui
The schedule over the Charlotte. Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad is to be
changed tomorrow, and the night trsia
between this city and Charlotte is to be
resumed.
The new currency recently provided
by the Mechanics aud Farmers Build
ing aud Loan Association. will be ready
for circulation to day. The notes are
said to be very tastily executed.
Pat, Of the Pollock House, requests
US to say that he mover pretends to treat
his patrons to one fish ball, or one piece
OF bread; bu. puts platefull of each
before them. Just try him, to-day,
doubters.
The Orphans Friend, weekly paper,
published in Spartanburg. in the inte-
rest of the Carolina Orphan Home. has
made its appearances. Rev. R. G. Oil
YER is the editor. 1t is published at 50
per annum.
| We regret to announce the death,
yesterday morning. after lingering
illness. from consumption, of Miss
Annie Burgess. who. with her parents,
has been residing in Columbia for the
past two years. Her remains will be
carried to her Massachusetts home for
inserment.
The Fair OF the Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association commences on
Tuesday, November IL, and continues
four days. The grounds are in perfect
order, liberal premium list has been
provided, and we are assured that some
of the nuisancos of the last exhibition
will not be allowed this year.
The examiner for National Banks, G.
s. Goodale, Esq, has been in Columbia
for the past two days, looking into the
affairs Of the banks. We learn that
gentleman says that all the LINKS South
show as good front in the recent panic
US National Banks in other parts Of the
country, and. in some instances, better.
His examination of the banks here dis.
closes that, With tue exception that they
have suffered e"ms loss Of deposits, their
relative condition As to solvency has not
been impaired By the panic.
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words and personalities.
Custom may lead a man into many
errors, but it justifies none.
Liberality consists less in giving pro.
fusely than in giving judicionsIy.
Reelection is q flower OF the mind,
giving out wholesome fragrance.
~. men would be masters of each
other, and 10 man is lord of himself.
He who makes religion his first Oh.
ject, makes it his whole object.
The foundation of domestic happiness
is faith i. the virtue of woman.
Mems lives should be like the day
more beautiful in the evening; or like
the nutumn-rich with the golden
sheaves whore good works and deeds
have ripened on the field.
Lent's New York Circus exhibits on
the lot at the corner Of Richardson and
Blanding streets. on Wednesday next.
Thero will, doubtless, be an immense
crowd in attendance, as, aside from the