The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-04
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doubt? Call and be convinced.
Several valuable pieces Of property
were disposed of at auction, yesterday.
by Messrs. D. G. Peixotto & Sons. and
good prices generally obtained. Mr..
Thomas Steen made his debut as an euo.
tioneer, and filed the position complete.
ly. 'He disposed of quite number of
horses and mules, for which he succeeded
in obtaining excellent prices.
Congressman Elliott will accept our
thanks for batch OF public documents.
1t is currently reported that Senator
Sawyer will be member. Of President
Grants new Cabinet t
RAILROAD DnsAsrKR. The pas.anuer
train which left Columbia at IL O'clock.
Saturday night, on The Charlotte, "a. e.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad, was
thrown f1on, ths:tfack, near Blacks,oek
station, by a'bt6Ken rail. Two cars
went down an embahkmsnt ten tessas, and
turned completely over. !. Fortupate,y
the first class chr Remained right side up.
Conductor hyde vas slighsly, Injured.
There were no other casualties of life or
limb. The passengers on the Northern
bound train we're detained only about an
hour. The passengers and baggage
were transferred, and the trains respeo-
lively started back. The officers OF the
road deserve much credit Tor she rapid
transfer OF baggage.
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UNoLR JOE 'UP AND AT THEM.
Representative Joseph Crows is after the
paying or nou-paying State officials.
The following is copy of card recently
put forth by him:
'IMPoRTANT!-To ALI. WHoM IT May
CoNoRRN.-All persons who hold orders
upon the State Treasurer, drawn against
any appropriation made by the Gen.
eral Assembly, at its recent session, are
hereby requested to inform the under.
signed, by mail. as to the, amount of
their respective orders, for what and by
whom they were drawn, and whether
payment has been refused. The object
OF this notice Is to facilitate the payment
In fnll of oil orders that have been legally
drawn against existing appropriations.
NO charge will be made for registration.
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advised not to submit to any discount.
as there are ample funds to pay them
in full. JOSEPH OREWH."
There he's been great complaint that
some parties are paid, while Others are
put off with excuses.
MAcEvoY's H1sERS1ooN-A Tour OF
IRELAND.-Irwin's Hall was filed last
night with a discriminating audience,
who were we'll repaid for the time occu-
pied in witnessing the scenery of the
Emerald Isle. and hearing the excellent
songs OF Barney. the Guide" and
"Nora," the girl of his heart, as repre-
sented by Mr.. Acton Kelly and Miss
Marie D. MacEvoy, who were we'll
supported by Mr. Chas. MacEvoy, as the
'Tonrist," and Miss Kate Halpine as
"Mrs. Mollie MoFinn." The views of
Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare, Wexford,
Limerick, Tipperary, Cork. and many
other well-known points of interest in
Irish history, are we'll worked up and
illustrated in the highest style of art.
as was abundantly testified last night by
the enthusiastic auditors, several of
whom, at the close OF the entertainment,
were most expressive in commentator.
and who were able to speak from personal
knowledge. Scene after scene, particu.
larly the Examinations of the cathedrals,
and the magnificent sunri.e on Liffy
River, were warmly applauded, as we're
also the irresistible comicalities OF Mr..
Kelley and Miss MaoEvoy. Complaint
was mado last night, that soldiers occu.
pied seats which had been reserved and
paid for by citizens. This created dis.
satisfaction, but we are assured the
matter will be remedied this evening.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
T. J. Moses, Jr.-Official.
DR.. A. s. Hydrick-Medical.
Hope &c Gyles-Oats and Corn.
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company.
Richard -Machinists Wanted.
I. i. Brown-Cotton Gin.
DR.. John Lynch-Silverware Found.
Boarding.