The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-11-01

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Gov. Moses hee appointed Charles
Schultz Notary Public for Richland.
Fine Norfolk and Charleston oysters
at all times and in all styles at Wm. NJ.
Fines State Capitol Saloon. t. Il"
The LegislatuFe sdjoufnsds yesterday.
to. meet on Tuesday ne1t-ths Sepate,a at
IL NJ. and the House at z P. NJ.
Duck and partridge hunting are. all
the go now. The grinning 'possum will
soon be looked after, a. there have been
several heavy frosts. ~
Mr.. Guilford, agent, OF the Great
Eastern Circus. is in Columbia, making
arrangements for another performance
by that monster concern. ~,
Mr.. Jasper jenkins. in Oolambie Ho.
tel Row, keepa fresh Wilmington oys.
tors, fish Of various kinds, etc. He re-.
oeives these salt water productions daily.
Givo him trial-we did.
Ladies' interested in the bazaar for the
South Oarolina Monument Association
are requested to meet at Mrs. John
Fishers. on Monday, November 3. at ~
O'Clock.
Mr.. Tucker Williams, representing
tho inrge commission house of Morrison
& Williams, of Baltimore, is now on a
tour through this State. We commend
him to our business men.
The Press Association meets in Co.
lumbia, Oh Wednesday. the 18th No.
v.rnber. r. r. HemphiI!, Esq. of the
Medium. delivers the address. We
hope there will be full representation,
es matters OF consequence to the frater.
nifty will be brought up.
Mayor Alexander informs us that he
is taking down the old bell, for the pur-
pose OF re-casting it, and will put up O
triangle in its place. on which the hours
aud alarms will be struck. The new
bell will be cast this afternoon, at half
past 3 o'clock.
An advertisement in another column
shows how the Singer sewing machine
is appreciated. It is one of the oldes,
established. Mr.. Ligon. the agent, will
take pleasure in showing the differen,
styles and what can be accomplished on
them. The Office is nearly opposite the
PHOENIX establishment.
DR.. LaBorde and Messrs. Barnwel
and Faber-the retiring professors
have received peremptory order from
Secretary Jillson to vacate the premises
now occupied by them on or before the
5th instant. or they will be held re.
sponsible for damages. Dr.. LaBorde j.
seriously i'll.
We have before uH the monthly report
of the Department of Agriculture fol
October. The condition of the crop il
all the States is most unfavorable; but
in the very face Of this, the market il
depressed, and cotton is selling at 6
price that will ruin any man who runs
his plantation on credit. Cotton a,
49,. to IA. with advances and supplied
at from 20 to 25 per cent. will not pay.
Thousands have already had it demon
strated to them.
PHGNIx1ANA.-Peop who look fol
the index to q dictionary may be vel
termed inquisitive.
People who go in for q good tim.
generally como ont feeling had.
It is not enough that yon are praised
by the good; you have failed some
where in your duty if you are moi
cursed by tho bad.
It is uukind to ridicule those items il
the papers about centenarians. It il
no easy thing to be centenarian -seve
raj have failed.
MURDER WILL OUr.-Ex Treasure,
Parker's burning the Blue Ridge scrip
and its discovery near his premises, ani
in the alley which runs from the 90
umbia Hotel back to Assembly street
by the legible charred fragments scat
tered up aud down. is a funny thing