The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-22

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Weather cool and September like
yesterday.
"If this be" autumn, ::make tne
most of it,"
One way to support your home
paper is to patronizs those who adver-
tise in it's columns.
Transient advertisements and no.
'ices mxst be paid for in advance.
This rule will be adhered 10 hereafter.
Another cquinoctial in miniature,
Sunday night-the wind kept up an
incessant blow.
protractc'l meeting is now going
On in Marion Street Church. aud will
he continued every night this week.
The first mouth Of autumn heralds
tue glorious beauties Of the wildwood,
The atmosphere is bracing, and in the
hill country often cool.
The Republican Nominating Con.
vention for the Third Congressional
District assemblies in Abbeville on
Thnrsdny next.
job printing of every kind, from
m;niatnrc visiting card to four-sheet
poster, turned ont. at short notice,
from pnGSlS office. Try us.
The day OF a!onement was generally
observed by the Israelites Of this city,
yesterday. and business was generally
suspended.
The Board Of Equalization has been
i'll session several days at the Office of
County Auditor Solomon. There have
been large number OF appeals from
the tax assessments
The GtlHAcy, for October, is a truly
readable magazine. 1t abounds in
fact and fnncy-poetry and prose.
Church & Co.. New York, are the pub-
fishers.
Col. Black. Commaudant of the
Post. has returned f,ou u visit Oh Go
vernment business to the far West
laramie City. He reports unusually
cold weather aud snow on the 2d, Sd
and 4th September.
Eugene DeBerry has been bound
over for trial at the next term of the
Court Of General Sessions. on the
charge of purloining 81, 900 from the
Office of General Anderson, few days
ago.
During the month of August, there
were sent from the Post Office in this
city 3l7 orders. amounting to
IS. 43; fees $3.50. There were
received 40G orders, amounting to
s5,535.s7.
Messrs. r. Il ". G. Swaffield have
in their stock of fall and winter clo-
thing, etc. 1t was selected by mem.
Der of the firm and is of good quality:
and us to price-why I guess you can
be satisfactorily fixed.
Secretary and Treasurer Hoyt has
furnished us with copy of the pre-
MUM list and general regulations of
the seventh annual fair, of the Ander-
son Farmers and Mechanics Associa-
ton, to be held on the 29th, Goth and
30th October, 1874.
Lieut.. G.. D. Wallace, of the 7th
Cavalry, son OF Congressman Wallace.
made such an impression on the red
skins, during a recent scout, that they
elected him one Of their chiefs and
made him qu'tsi member of the tribe,
giving him the name of "Long Chief"
Messrs. kinard & Wiley have capi-
tai taste in the selection of their
goods which embraces everything
pertaining to the outfit of gentleman;
but hats are their particular forte, and
they keep them in such variety that
tile seeker cannot fail to be pleased.
Try them and buy them.
There will be a ratification meeting
in Charleston on Thursday next, at
which Messrs. D. Fl. Chamberlain, r.
l.. Cardo2o, S. w. Melton, T.. J.
Mickey and other prominent speakers,
will address the people on the action
of the Republican State Convention,
and upon the various issues of the