The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-11

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shoAed arenpd{ {ths aAsyIhdS, on Friday
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RAnsIsas. MIR Albsrta 0aeriy, has
just completed 'twoo liie-size portroits
from photographs, and which ass, ,yaryy
superior. His peculiar theory Of color
ing. says the. Columbia Herald, ia dne
perfectly new, orr rather. as he himself
believes. a are.discoYery Of the .lone:lost
art by which the great masters Of anti.
quity wore enabled 10 produce those
beautiful and hitherto inimitable ELECTS
OF color we 80 much admire in those of
their paintings that have come to 10.
These latest productions of Mr.. Guerry's
pencil can be seen in his studio in the
University. below the Eupbradian Hall.
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PHGN1xIANA-A good medium for
advertising -yonr vile, when you have
previously cautioned her TO- hold her
tongue.
"A stiaight line is the shortest in mornls,
as In geometry. .h5traR
Some writer having said tha. Captain
Jack would probably. 'fget q Aea in .his
ear" before t9 , turnipgle9t qt his .layalbed.
an eptomologist here Isays that is all
oosh, as lava beds, are not infested with
Aeas. in"g.: go
Hearing tilat Yellowstone region
is fall Of oanons, an extensive manu-.
facturer Of arrns purposes to organize
an expedition With the view. Of digging
them out.
Free Love--Free to love anybody ex-
cept your husband or wife. !.
Tho Pawnbrokers' Patron Saint-.6aint
Pe.er-becanse:he ''pnt mp his sword"
RAILROAD ACCIDENT Two FRn1aHg
CARS WRHcKED.-The Union, OF yester-
day, furnishes the following particulars
Of an accident on the South Carolina
Railroad:
disaster occurred on the South Ca.
rolina Railroad, Saturday night, abont
twelve miles below Branohville. The
night passenger trains on that road al
ways consist partly of freight and partly
OF passenger cars. It seems that man
on the Columbia bound train, Saturday
night. had oeen carried past his station,
and on appealing to Mr.. .O'Brien, the
conductor, the train was stopped for
him to get of. The train had scarcely
gotten under speed, when the eaxleof one
OF the freight cars broke, The resilt
was. that two freight cars were complete
~ torn to plecer, their contents, consist
Ting ofHonr and mofasses, scattered over
the ground, and the track badly torn MP
for about 100 yards. Fortunately the
passenger coaches were not injured, nor
any OF the passengers or hands on the
train. AS soon as tlteaccident occurred,
the conductor not only hung the red
light signal at the rear of the train, but
ent two men back 8 mile, who built
large fire and stopped the Augusta
bound train, which was:coming thunder
ing on. For this unusual precaution,
the conductor deserves great credit, aa
the night was foggy. and doubtless this
fire saved second DISASTER. and perhaps
many lives. The engine was at once de-
spatched to Branchyille for assistance.
which soon arrived, aud the train hands
md several Of the passengers worked till
about A. M., when the wreck was
cisared away. tho track repaired, and
the trains started on their way. Four
trains had arrived at the scene. The
train for Columbia arrived here about
P. NJ, yesterday.
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