The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

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PHtnnix..1 hi''sisasia 'isesnis .s~i.iaes 90. !.
The 81 weather vas H. olssss Ing N ssa,''sssy ssy
tefosy1 At'a }Rs. - s.si i,aa3ifisnta
A kca.el pp .own ie .hss..ea hst,....,
bright SMILE" sma: Ts,''t osi3 .4sst s
Financial Agent Kihp,Sn 1aias depart.
ed for NewEYork. .l.,..n, hl:e 80.
Fish balls, with the .ets oela,ds. for
lunch, to-day. at the Exchange House.
Persons in need OF coal cen be- sup.
piled by Messrs. Bowen 4 LaFar, a few
doors North of PHua1x office. 100 , -.sj.
The PHOENIX takes gold, silver nictel,
greenback, city money and Buildi6gard
Loan scrip in payment Of indpbtadnesa.
Fine Norfolk and Charleston eoysters
at all times ard in all styles at Wnn. N.
Fines State Capitol Saloon, ''s 2 =
The Governor has appointed r. n.
Talbert. County Treasurer of Ahbeville,
pice J. F. O. DuPre, removed; Marion
Sanders. Trial Justice Of Sumter. s'Na u
! We are pleased 10 announce That the
Tremaine Brothers, with an augmented
troupe, will appear in Parkar's Hall
during fair week. 'r in' ;l2 i+
The total value of taxable property,
real and personal, in the city Of Colum-
bis. from the tax booka Of 1873, is
81, 1856, ,04O. Eighteen mills on the above
is S87. .5S8.72.
Messrs. John Agnew s. Son are deter
mined not to be under-sold.3 See what
they have to say, in this mornings
PHOENIX. They keep a heavy stock, and
are constantly adding to it.
1t has been suggested, as our State
officials and lawmakers are destitute of
principle, and don't believe in the thing
any way, that they deprive the public
debt OF it's principal.
Malcolm J. Browning, Esq, OF
Orangeburg. hos taken position on the
editorial staff of the Columbia Union-
Herald. He was formerly editor OF the
Orangeburg Ne,os. a III. .N.r.,..
A specimen of the work turned out
from Mayor Ale1ander's foundry can be
seen in front of Mr.. Alworden's new
stores on Main street. The columns
arc cast in ono piece-ready to be sput
up.
Forney's Washington Sunday Chroni-
Gle thus solves the South Carolina diff
Guilty:
"The financial affairs of South Caro-
lima are in bad conditions IF one-haT
of her statesmen were put to work on
some of her unoultivated plantations,
she would soon get ont of debt. This is
the true course for her relief" "Nsf
MAIL The Northern
mail opens $50 A. H., 3 P. NJ. closes
IL A. NJ, P. NJ. Charleston opens 7
A. NJ, $50 p. NJ; closes and $50 p.
M. Western opens and 1890 A. NJ. I;
closes and P. III. Greenville opens
6.45 P. IL; closes A. d. Wilmington
opens 80 P. NJ; closes 8. 80 A. M. On
Sunday open from 9K to 1016 A. Ri.
Where to go and where to get the
best and cheapest. That's the rub.
Messrs. E. E. Davies & Go. are this day
in receipt OF shipment Of dressed
poultry. Northern turkeys and chickens,
at New York prices. They are also re-
oeiving daily Norfolk and Wilmington
oysters, Charleston. Newbern and Will
mington fsh. They deliver all their
orders promptly.
PHGNlxIANA.-Down in the mouth
the palate.
Slight OF hand---a breach of promise.
i Jolly, but not drunk-a tight money
market.
He who talks sows; he who listens
reaps.
The small courtesies sweeten life; the
greater ennoble it.
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FISHING AND HUNTING The attention
of hunters and fishermen is called to
: the following notice:
We, tho undersigned, as club, having
como into possession of the hunting
rights upon the plantations known as