The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-10

shipg into your teeth. ~ r.
The lava beds are said to be 'rfull of
holes, caves and galleries" Shooting
galleries. we presume.
"a fight OF fancy is always attendant
upon the breaking,pp of prize fight by
the police.
a photographer requests that his sign.
Taken from life," should lie hts en;.
taph.
Men and women differ. You mnv
perhaps convinos man. but you u:nst
persuade woman. ~
1.-the Yankton Indians do leave tba;
reservation, as threatened. they should
be instantly yanked on again. ~ t.
TEMPERANCE Pic Mo. We are request.
ed by the committee to state that those
persons who have purchased tickets for
the picnic excursion, to be given by
Excelsior Lodge No. 7, GOOD Ten
Plars.) will meet Mt their hsll. to.morrou
"wednesday morning, at o'clock, and
Will proceed from thence TO the Viii
mington. Columbia and Augusta Rail
road, Be punc!ual, as the train is TO
leave at 8 o'clock. We have to thank
the committee-Messrs Daniel Peixotto.
John Mccullough ahd @. NJ. McJnnkin-
for card Of invitation.
EXCHANGES. On the 1at OF July next,
the free transmission OF exchange news.
papers through the mails will cease, and
all who receive such papers will be re.
CURED to pay their postage It is time
newspapers were arranging their new
list OF exchanges. Under the new ar.
rangement, exchange lists will be mate.
rlaliy reduced, we presume, in most of
the Offices OF the country. This will not
work the hardship some imagine. Many
newspapers have too many exchanges.
more than they want or can use. With
more select list, they will End the task
OF furnishing readable paper much
easier, while it will, not be SO expensive
as under the present plan., TIE New
York San announces that it will cease all
exchanges after the new law goes into
effect Such papers as it wants it will
subscribe and. pay for. Ultimately, no
doubt. the other papers will follow tho
Suns example.
Qu1cK FRBroar. Msjor r. N. Low.
rance. the agent of the Atlantic Coast
Line, has furnished us with several we'll
vouched-for statements of the rapid de.
spatch OF freights by this lire. A coter-
porary furnishes the following statement
Of the success of one of our merchants
in the receipt of goods:
"Mr. Asher Palmer, dealer in stoves.
tin and hardware, had occasion to order.
as he frequently does, an addition to his
stock from the New York market. he
has been somewhat annoyed by DELAYS
aud accidents by steamer and rail TO and
from Charleston. and this time thought
hs would try the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta route, by way of Ports.
mouth. In just seven days from the dav
when he mailed the order to New York.
the goods were landed in his store, which
may be said, in these times Of delay, to
be quick work; and the various roads are
entitled to favorable mention for it,"
During the month OF May, this line
forwarded immense quantities of freight
from Cincinnati.
SUrREME COURT DECISIONS, June o.
The State of South Carolina, er REL E.
b. Gary, as State Auditor, respondent,
rs. n. &. Parker, as State Treasurer,
et al, appellants. Motion dismissed.
Opinion by Moses, G. J.
4. Z. Fraser, respondent, ys. Jane r.
ft!shburne, CT a., appellants. Motion
dismissed and case remanded. Opinion
by Moses, G. J.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF kENrUcKY.-W
are informed that the third concert OF
this enterprise comes off on the 9Th of
July. Fire hundred thousand dollars
hare al''eniy been deposited in bank to pay
all gifts in full. All tickets unsold will be
Cancelled, so the Library d,a,os no prizes.
The two former drawings having been
SO fairly conducted, and there being two
more to follow this. is o guarantee OF its
perfect fairness. Now is the time to try
1no1y