The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-09-28
CITY MATTERS. .-Subsoribe Tor the

C1rY MATTERS. -Subsori6e Tor the
PHOENIX. .o 2c q
Adas mule. belonging to- NJ, keenan,
Suspended last night . q 7
ghe nosquite.sare taking their last
nip, IL Is to be hoped. 4 4
There were four.deaths in this city for
the weak ending the 27th-whites, two;
colored, two.
The Southern Warehouse Company
make advances on cotton. See their
notice.
We have been requested to state that
the night trains over the South Carolina
Railroad will be resumed tomorrow
(Monday) night.
Mr.. G. F. Jackson, fasrful Of his
heavy stock remaining on hand too
long, offers it at extraordinarily low
prices.
Mr.. John @. Dial is ahont to occupy
his new and extensive establishment,
on the Southwest corner of Richardson
and Taylor streets.
Dr.. J. W. Parker informs insurers
where and how they oan protect them
selves. He represents several reliable
companies.
! Our neighbor. J. G. Seegers, Esq =,
expects to occupy his new quarters, ad-
jacent to the old stand, in few days.
Mr.. Seegers belongs to the push
aheads" of our German fellow citizens.
Mr.. Edward L. Stokes, the cratic
Democratic war horse" was before
Judge Willard, yesterday, upon q writ
of ha6sas corpus. but the hearing was
postponed.
Mr.. Long, ut the Mills House Stables,
re .eived car load Of fine horses, yes
terday. HB authorizes us o.say that
he will exchange horses and mules for
cotton at fair prices.
Dr.. ". c. Fisher advertises Wood g
D'Orsay cologne, which has been COM
plimented so highly and deselvedly by
many Of our citizens. It is particularly
delicate and fragrant.
The witty proprietors OF the Indian
Girl Cigar Store are out with another
sensational notice. which will attract
attention. They are quitting their
house in order" for heavy fall bust
ness.
Dispatches from Cheater. Sumter,
Greenville, Orangeburg and other towns
in the State say that the financial panic
has depressing effect, and that cotton
is neglected, owing to the want of
currency.
Summary again yesterday, and white
clothing was donned by many persons.
The thermometer at the Wheeler House
recorded: A. NJ, -; 10 A. NJ, 75;
~ H., 76; 8 P. NJ, 79; P. NJ. 70;
P. NJ, 70.
The Governor has appointed Jesse E..
Dent. of Richland, q Notary Public;
John Hough. of Richland, TriA! JUS
tice, rice Esop Goodson, deceased;
John N. Hall, Of Aiken, Trial Justice
Solomon 8. Jones, of Anderson, Trial
Justice. rice Elijah Webb, deceased; G.
W. Smith, OF Anderson, Trial Justice.
The resignation of P. C. Fludd. of Oar.
lington, as Trial Justice. has been ac-
cepted.
'CITY MONEY! citizens yester-
day, renewed acquaintance with an old
friend, and nearly all who came in con.
tact with it seemed gratiAed-we refe,
to what. i'll 1866. was known as ''city
money" The City Council, in order to
relieve, IL possible, the pressure 10,
greenbanks, decided to reissue $15, ,OOC
worth of this currency. A few hundred
dollars Of it was put ont, yesterday,
which was taken by many merchants
without any hesitancy. It is to he
hoped this will be generally done. as the
scrip will be received for all dues to the
city, and will all be absorbed by Febru
ary or March next, in payment fol
taxes.
UNHAPPY THOUGHTS THAT, after
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