The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-06

nights and mornings makes the heat of
midaay very sen5ib'y felt.
On Sunday. the remains OF Th os. g.
Hughes. OF Company B. OF tho garri-
son, were cons:gned to the tomb, in
ST.. Peters Church yard. Oolouel
Black and the other officers. and a de-
tlchment OF soldiers, with tho band.
formed the procession.
The Peace Society Convention con.
vtnes in this city, to-day.
Miuort's friends were loud in their
demonstrations last night.
Captain Manson Williams com
pany turned out aud paraded. yestcr-
day, to the tune of sixteen privates.
Deaths in tho city for the woek end.
ing the : two whites aud six coiorc,l,
Mons. George Summers expects to
occupy the corner store under the new
City Hall. We wish him every sue
c-ss.
The robbers Of Mrs. Wyatt's dwell
10 ~ 4" o'i'f' 'cH, nhFe Deeu over
hauled.
locomotive at tie Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta depot, at lute
-s'anr. Saturday uight. Jumped into the
street uud plunged the COW catcher
into the earth. Cause-accidentu tul
opening Of the throttle valve.
The State Board of Examination
finished the second session after three
days labor. on S.t,..d day. OF forty
three applicants. under the provisions
of the scholarship bill, thirty-two
passed satisfactory examination aud
were ss,isne'l.
The Comptroller General is after the
negligent officers with u sharp stick.
On Friday one County Auditor was re.
moved for not rendering his report
promptly, and three more recommend.
Cd for dismissal.
The Governor has appointed tue fol-
loving Notaries Public: Lewis NJ.
Westbury and L S. Hammond, of
Aiken; j. II, Wuhlers. Trial Justice of
Orangeburg; john NJ. freeman, of
Georgia, Commissioner of Deeds; N.
W. Turner, Trial Justice of Edgefield.
has been removed; tho resignation of
Ih"mas Il Brown, Trial Justice of
R"ilana, las been accepted.
Messrs. Il q w. G. Swuffield be.
licSe i'll advertising, as the columns of
the TH;ESlX bear evidence. AS We
have repeatedly said before, their
stock is complete in everything per
tanning to gcnt!emen's wear.
Winter is approaching, and Mr.. ].
W. Smith is aware of it, and has laid
in stock Of stoves and CRATES. See
his card relative to heaters.
Mr.. j. II. Kinard is again before the
public in an advertisement. During
his recent trip to the North, he select
&c heavy stock of goods, which he
proposes 10 dispose OF Mt reasonable
figures.
At "A public meeting held yesterday,
the following named gentlemen were
chosen delegates to the Convention
which is to assemble in Columbia on
the 9Th, to consider the necessity of
nominating State officers at the an
proaching election. viz: j. II. Kiosler,
James p. Adams. G. f. Janney, N.
B,rnwell. ]. T. Sloan, Jr., and Mr..
Garner were selected as delegates to
the Copgrcssicna! Nominating Con.
vcntion. which meets at Newberry.
NAIL ARH.NaEMENTs.--
naiiopens G.30 a. NJ, 3 2. NJ. oloses
Ii \. NJ, 6 z. II. Charleston opens s
A. NJ, $50 7. N. ;oiosct s A. NJ, ,6P.
NJ. Western opens 6 A. NJ, 1P.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 P. Al. Greenvilie
opsDs 6.45 2. III. (; closes 6 A. III. Viii.
mington opens 2. NJ; closes 10. 80
a. NJ. On Sunday open from $50 to
$50 ?. Nj.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Black &lWAring- -Cunvassers Wanted
Estate Notice.
d. q. Poixotto & Son-Auction Sale.
Meeting Chicora Tribe.
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company.
Piano to Rails.