The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-01

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Rain. rain. rain. nearly ell Of yester.
ddy. 4 IN
ME-. F. W. Wing lost 4 young son.
yesterday, from diphtheris.
The ladies say that newspapers are.
going out of fashion.
The Governor has appointed Thomas
P. CASTOR, Of Spartanburg, q Notary
Pablo.
"All depends upon confidence" is
the financial watch-wtrI NORTH and
South.
Extravaganza has be en- the ruin Of the
country, North and South. Economy
for the future, is the true remedy.
High.backed combs of pale, almost
ambcr-colored tortoise shell. exquisitely
oAryed. are very fashionable.
There is much complaint in tie coan-
try adjacent 70 Columbia, Of the hands
quitting WORK on Fridays to attend drill.
Pollock's thermometer rated, yester-
day: Z A. ~, II; 10 a. NJ, 73; i2 NJ,
II; 2 p. NJ, 73; 4 P. A., Il; 7P. NJ,
IL
The election for city officers comes of
in Charleston today. Both parties have
strong tickets, but it is believed the
Conservatives will be successful.
Tavern licenses for the equarter ending
October ] are due to- day, and those in
teiested are notified to call on City
Treasurer Barnum.
MessrA. r. Z. Shivrr T. CO. announce
fresh stock VI articles IN their varied
lines, and also make known the kinds Of
currency they propose to accept.
The Augusta Constituencies. is in
dcnbt US to whether the agriculture!
and mechanics fair, usually held in that
city iu October, will come OF this year.
l. does not pay.
In the novel and concise, If not ele-
gaut phrase Of the telegraph opeator,
thugs are "setlleder" IL New York,
which is "a matter Of profound gratlicu-
tion everywhere.
/. is bad policy to make special depo.
sits. II you put your money in q good
bank. !et the money circulate. Every
little bit OF boarding now is wound TO
the common veal.
With the incoming cotton crop
kaocking ut our gates, we feel assured
that, notwithstanding whatever may be
the situation elsewhere, our people can
rest easy III the bright prospects of the
winter.
The South Carolina Railroad fare
tickets are current, being everywhere
aloL. the line Of the Greenvile and
South Carolina Roads at par, and are
baukab!c. They range from one dollar
to twenty.
The Sew York Tribune, in q spirit of
kindly feeling. advises the people OF the
South to stop the stealing that is going
on. II the people of the North will
keep their carpet-baggers at home, the
stealing in the South will soon stop.
There is something in the wind.
Every day. there is an immense con-
course Of Legislators to be seen in and
around the State Capitol I. is under
stood that several big jobs will be
brought up this session.
It is currently reported that Repre-
sentative 3. G.. Nerland has resigned his
position. The supposition is that ex-
Senator Leslie, who has resided in New
York for two years past, will cndeavor
to secure the position. What's up?
Pretty bad under foot" said one
citizen to another, as they met on the
street, yesterday afternoon. EYES, bu,
it's dry over head" responded the
other. "rruc enough" said the first,
"but, then. very few are going that way. y
James L. Hagood. Ell, Clerk Of the
United States Circuit Court, will be in
the city to-day, at the Office OF Messrs
Pope X Haskell, and any persons desir-
ing 20 prove their claims in the case oi
George W. Terry against the Exchange