The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-05
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Yesterday there Was as = rs-ppstision Of
the previous days pleasant weather.
The Governor has appointsd W. d.
Folk, Of Marlboro. a Notary Public.
There is fortune.tsller in the city.
In other words, read thus: Hunting,
CASH will be the rule at the PHaNrx
Office hereafter.
Nlr. Wm. Sahms. of York. has taken
leight OF tho Italian emigrants. H
Tree planting is now In order, but it
is too little ordered.
The face of the heavens and ef earth
were in extreme contrast yesterday.
Policeman Bynum wants to catch the
thief who robbed his chicken roost night
before last. fa
The Wilmington train was delayed
about three hours, yesterday afternoon,
by run'off. Nobody hurt, and no ma.
iterial damage done. $E
| A witty lady says that, as death loves
shining mark, she is constantly in
dread OF shaft being aimed at her hus-
bands nose.
| Mr.. Richard O'Neale, Jr., the model
planter and cotton merchant, offers for
sale lot OF extra fine sweet potatoes
the Southern Queen" He says they
are good. and they must be.
Our experience of the past inclines as
to the belief that, no matter how we'll
you treat shotgun, nor how you
bring it up, it will bang tho stufing out
of you the first time it gets chance.
! Coroner Coleman, yesterday, held an
inquest on the body of VIM. Carter, an
aged colored man, who died suddenly,
at tue residence of Mrs. Minort, on
Gadsden street. The verdict of the
jury wss that he ''name to his death by
the visitation of God"
! A lady of experience in teaching. and
capable of instruoting in the lower
branches Of mathematics and in Latin,
French and music, may hear of a good
situation in the country by applying at
this Office. Comfortable home. good
society and moderate compensation will
be guaranteed.
! Gen. Mcdowell arrived in this city,
yesterday morning, by the Wilmington
train, and reviewed the troops. He ex-
pressed himself highly gratified at the
skill with which the different manmu-
vres were executed. Colonel Blacks
Iregiment-the 1Sth-is we'll drilled. In
the evening, there was a reception at
the residence OF Governor Moses, at
which the officers of the poat, with
their ladies, were present. The regi-
mental band performed some Of their
best pieces.
} l. 0. Il. M.-Past Sachem Robert
Moorehouse will institute Catawba
Tribe No. I, OF the Improved Order. of
Red Men, at Odd Fellows Hall, this
evening. at o'clock. The charter
members are requested to be prompt in
attendance. This will be the first tribe
of this order in South Carolina, and We
} learn that its organization has been
effected under favorable auspices.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND. AUGUSTA
RAILROAD "A correspondent OF the Au-
9 gusta Chronicle and Sentinel says:
"The net earnings of the road, in ex.
3 CESS of all expenses. for December last.
r amounted to $4,000. The receipts
from all sources during the fiscal year
ending September 80, 1873, were $752,-
BIG 33, or IN increase over the pre-
e ceding year of S122, ,695.94. The in
. crease in the amount of freight received
at Augusta equaled S27, 1885, 50 over re.
ceipts for 1872; and of freight forwarded
from Augusta. S43. .032.s8 over 1872
Eleven miles Of Fish bar have been laid
ut this point Columbia. wards"
. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. The
court met at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, Judge
Carpenter presiding.
Several bench warrants we're issued
and the court adjourned until Q p. NJ.
Tho grand jury returned bills against