The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-06

+. Accounts due the PHnnIx of1oe must
be settled promptly. as further indulgence
cannot be givel, We must. have money
to carry on business.
Old newspapers for sale at PHGN1x
Office, at fifty cents a hundred.
The latest styles wedding and visiting
cards and envelopes, lastly printed, can
be obtained at the PHGNIx office.
Trimmers Of mock orange trees should
bo careful and dostroy the bushes, as
several COWS have been killed from eat
ting these poisonous trimmings. THERE'S
an ordinance against throwing these
trimmings into the street.
To-day is the anniversary of the battle
of Fort Henry, which was fought Febru-
ury 6, 1862.
Con. G. j. Stolbrund met with Sc
rious accident, yesterday. His horse ran
of, smashed the buggy aud threw the
General ont, bruising his hip and cutting
him severely in the throat.
Lent will begin on the 26th OF this
month.
4 drove OF loe-Iooking atock-shecp,
hogs and cattlc-passcd through the
streets yesterday. It is hoped they will
be stopped here, and not sent through
to Charlcston, as is usually the case with
extra fine animals.
Mr. P. Epstin's saddle horse ran of,
yesterday afternoon, and removed some
thing of nuisance-tho telegraph wire
stretched across tho old Court House
square.
The PresI Convention, which il sug-
gested to bo Aeld in Columbia, next
month, as far rs wo know, is intended
for business. not political, purposes-to
regulate advertising and other rates.
The house Of Mr.. A. l.. Solomons, on
Plain street, was entered by burglars
Monday evening, but they wore fright
ened away by the occupants.
There is rumor that the 18th Regi-
ment of Infantry, now stationed here,
will shortly bo sent to the plains.
The Governor has appointed J. r.
White. of Marion. Deputy Surveyor,
and Clelland Minor Commissioner OF
Deeds for this State, resident in New
York
| Messrs. Seibels g. Ezell sold, yester.
day, at auction, two lots on Main street,
to James E. Black, for $2,95O; fou1
quarter-aore lots, on Gervais street, be.
low the depot, ut good prices; and one
four-acre lot, below Tobacco street, West
OF Gates street. at full price.
Prof. Bnohar furnishes the following
programme for this afternoon:
Concordia Quick k-step-Goetz.
Pretiosa-Webcr.
Flora Quadrille-Straues.
: Sextella Lucia dc Lammermoor-Do
nizetti.
Musette Waltz-Samuels.
Heller, Shelter Galop- Faust.
Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS Judge
J Carpenter sustained the objections ol
Hon. d. II. Chamberlain. relative to the
array Of jurors. and the Court adjourned,
yesterday, for the to.m. What next?
SUPREME Court DECISION, February
st. It. J. Clark, appellant, ps. G.. j.
Patterson, respondent. Remanded to
Circuit Court for settlement in con.
formity with Sections 2SS and 202 OF tho
Code Of Procedure. Opinion by Willard,
A. J.
SPRING STYLEs.-The beautiful spring
like weather of the past few days has
caused rush for the spring styles OF
hats, now being opened by Messrs r. &
". G. Swafficld. These hats are of diff,
fercnt patterns -somo of them particu.
larly "nobby." Our delicate friend, "
G. Beck, is in attendance, and will assist
in the selection of suitable adornment
for the head. Hats are, however, not
the only articles they deal everything
pertaining 10 male wear is in abundance
or, if not on hand, will bo made MP al
short notice.
PnGSIXIANA.--It is better to be cnyied
than to be pitied.
What is that which las its head Mt ono