The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-12


msa OF tho iotsisu suMRsr a.--. y
The fancy for twiIled goods has. re.
stored; serges tp favor, sand they sare
broughtout in Variety.
From popular fashion journal ema-
mates proposal for the abolition of
vearing gloves for ornamentation.
The chills are so bad Just now, in the
swampy sections, that the dogs have a
Peruvian flavor in their bark.
The warm snap, yesterday. caused
DR.. Fishers fountain to spout freely.
The supply was not exhausted, however.
There were Eve deaths in Columbia
for the week ending the 11th-whites
three; colored two.
| It is understood that collections will
be taken up in the different churches,
this morning. for the benefit of the
Memphis and Shreveport sufferers.
Samuel Perkins. a colored man, who
was injured several weeks ago. on the
South Carolina Railroad, died on Fri
day.
No change in gentlemsn's fashions is
to be noted, says fashion paper. We
would no! mind that, if there was only
little more change in the pocket.
Messrs. ". D. Love & Go. inform the
public. and we have no doubt of it, that
it will pay them to visit their establish.
ment every day. See their advertise.
menL.
Rev. DR.. Plumer, Professor in the
Theological Seminary, in this city, read
paper on the subject of 'aulily religion
in the session OF the Evangelical ALI
ance in New York, on Tuesday.
The ladies will bear in mid Mrs
Reeds opening, on Tuesday next. Tho
articles were selected by Mrs Reed in
the large cities North. and are very
tasty.
Cash is the rule. Transient adver-
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar
riage and funeral notices are 81. Ad.
We isements not exceeding FIVE lines,
seventy-five cents; nine lines. Sl-subsr-
quent insertions. fifty cents.
We learn that Messrs. VIM. S. & l..
Talbot have sold to Gen. NJ. W. Gary
the fine black horse which has attracted
such general attention. The General
has q match for the animal The team
will bo hard to beat.
Gen. Grant had large amount of de-
posits in the First National Bank OF
Washington just before it broke, and
the only time he ever played the part of
Gen. Jackson was whom he removed
the deposits.
The Union m-Herd!d slaps ut the Demo
cratic Commissioners of Horny County,
but has nothing to say about the mise
rable condition OF the roads in Rich
land, which should be attended to by
Republican Commissioners. Keep your
eyes open, neighbor.
A general court martiul is to convene
in Atlanta, Ga, next Wednesday, to try
Lieut.. Galbreath, I'd Infantry. From
this post, there are detailed as members
OF the court. Capt. Ogden and Lieut..
and Adjt. Potter. of the 18th Infantry.
Capt keeler is Judge Advocate of the
court.
HE UNIyERsTTY-AcrIoN OF THE
BoAED-EDUCATIoN AT CHEAP RATE
The Board Of Trustees of the South
Carolina University. at meeting on the
l0sh. passed the following resolutions:
RcSotred. That this Board accepts the
designations of NJ. LaDorde, Nj. D., A,
y. Talley. NJ. D.. aud Il. w. Gibbes,
NJ. d., as Professors of the University
of South Carolina; and in accepting the
same, this Board deems it due to the
public to place upon record their con.
viction that the designations of these
gentlemen wero caused by the admis-
sion, us student Of the Medical De-
partment of the University. of the Hon.
Henry e. Hayne. "a gentleman of ire
proachable character, against whom the
said professors can suggest no objection,
except, in their opinion, his rnce; ana
recognizing this as the cause of these
designations, this Board cannot regret
that spirit SO hostile to the welfare OF
our State, rs we'll as to the dictates of
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