The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-14

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Extra fine oysters at Fines State
Capitol Saloon.
The Exchange House furnishes q
capital lunch every, day from IL until /
clock. YsstssaAyS,'!. wa5 oyster so;unp;
to-day. it VIII 81; cod fish balls, cold.''
sIaugh etc! - ~ eskcao g&s
Cash is the rule. Transient, advey-,
tisers must pay before insertion, Mar.
riage and funeral notices are 81. Ad-
vertisements not exceeding five lines,
aeventy-five cents; nine lines. 8lAsubse-
quent insertions. fifty cents.
A telegraphio despatch from Spartan
burg, furnishes the information that on
Friday. Mr.. ". @. Harris, Of Union.
vile, g. c., was killed at Wright's Sta
ton, on the Airline Railroad, by q
freight train on which he was passen-
ger.
Lafayette /. Wolfe, who was serving
out q ten years sentence in the peni-
tentiary for the murder OF Henry Per-
rim, aprominent Republican. in Charles
ton, last summer, made his escape, q
fsw days ago, and hns not yet been
overhauled.
Mr.. L. B. Lent, the proprietor of the
New York Circus, is quartered at the
Columbia Hotel. As he is Of the Daniel
Lambert build, he moves around but
little. His monster exhibition will ar
rive here tomorrow morning, and after
grand street display, will exhibit twice
on the lot corner Of Richardson and
Blanding streets.
Messrs. r. @. Shiver g. Co. announce
that their buyer has been making pur-
chases since the panic, and the articles
which are daily coming to hand are
positive evidence of what he has been
doing. By-the-way. they have an
opening in their millinery department
tomorrow. which, it is expected. will
be grand affair.
Gen. Butler, who is the Woe Presi-
dent for South Carolina OF the South
crn Historical Society, has appointed
DR.. NJ. LaBorde the Secretary for the
State. There have been or will soon be
secretaries appointed for each one of
the Southern States, whose duty it will
be to collect aud classify I'll facts and
incidents tending to throw light upon
the causes and the conduct of the war.
Father Cain, Of tho Missionary Re
cord. comes to the front as q rival OF the
Union. Herald in its statement of histo-
rical facts. The Herald must look to
its laurels. In spelling, it will have to
yield the palm to the Record, which
takes the rag of the bush in that re-
spect. and is wholly unapproachable in
the art. The last Record says: "Barba.
rians under Chen. Gist-Ran were .yory
uurnlly in the days Of Rome" h-F
We present the last Of our European
letters, this morning. Our correspond
emf and fellow-tovnsman,, Mr. "A. G.
Robertson, son OF Senator Thomas j.
Robertson. is on his return to America.
to finish his education in the George
town, D. c., College. His letters have
been perused with pleasure and profit
by the readers OF the PHGN1x, and We
heartily congratulate him on his sue
cess.
PRoNPT ASSISTANCE. Myrtle Lodge,
No. 3, Knights of Pylhias. OF this city,
at their regular convention, last night,
made II donation to their suffering breth-
ron in Memphis. The despatch received
ut the PnGNIx Office yesterday WIS the
FIRST intimation of want OF funds among
tho brotherhood in Memphis. to which
Myrtle Lodge responded with unusual
alncrity-thus exemplifying The tenets
Of the order.