The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-29

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Court OF APPEALs.-We have been re-
quested to state that tho Court of Appeals
will commence its sittings this morning,
at 10 o'clock, in the Hall Of the Clariosophic
Society, in the College Campus.
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INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR ORR.-Thc
inauguration Of Hon. James L. Orr, Go
vernor-elect, will take place, this day, at
half-past o'clock, in the old College
Chapel, which is used at present as the
hall Of the House of Representatives.
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SOMETHING NICE FOR TIE LADIES AND
LITTLE FoLKs.-Mr. Melvin NJ Cohen has
received quite a delicious stock of
''sweets" s"-confections, chocolates, fancy
drops, toys, &c, as well as fine figs, dates,
almonds, raisins, &c. Call at the old
stand-Assembly street, near Fendleton.
And remember that he has great many
things on hand not mentioned in his ad-
vertisements.
AN APPALLING cali attention to the
card OF the Rev. W. T. Capers, the
pastor OF the Washington Street Metho-
dist Church of this city. Both the Church
and the Lecture Room adjacent, we're con-
sumed in the confagration in February
last, and tho members now contemplate
repairing or rebuilding the latter as
temporary place of worship. Our ex-
changes will oblige by giving this card an
insertion.
1. O. o. fat a meeting of the Right
Worthy Southern Grand Lodge of the
State of South Carolina, held in Palmetto
Lodge Hall, in the city of Columbia, on the
9th inst, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term, viz:
John Alexander, Grand Master.
John Stork, Deputy Grand Master
NJ. Foot, Grand Warden.
John McCammon, Grand Secretary.
q. s. Bower Grand Treasurer.
j. A. Shell, Grand Conductor.
J. w. Smith, Grand Guardian
c. E. Loomis, Grand Marshal
Con1mtttee on Elsctions and Ret,ums-
John McCammon, W. T. Walter John A.
Shell, J. w. Smith.
Committee on Findnce-John Mckenzie.
j. W. Smith, J. 7. Zealy.
Con'n'iUee on State Of the Orde,'-W. T.
M"l1cr, ooIn McAehHic, y. Y. Small, Z.
Kind j. A. Shell, f. c. Loomis
Committee on Per Dien, and Mileage-M.
Foot, W. t. Walter, J. Mckenzie.
RATES OF FREIGHT.-We hav,I received
the following note from a mercantile house
in this city. There appears to be some
grave irregularities in the management OF
the road, in relation to the rates Of freight:
''CoLUMB1A, November 81.
''EDIToRs PHOENIX: We are, to-day. in
receipt of letter from business house
in Charleston, calling our attention to the
manner in which the South Carolina Rail
road road Company on ~, charge for freight over
from the letter above referred to:
"'Enclosed find bill Of goods shipped
to you this day. The freight we consider
exorbitant, and the company sometimes
charge more or less on the samo quantity
Irregularities, but can get no satisfaction
Cannot the merchants OF Columbia take
some steps to have the matter regulated.
and see that the Railroad Company have.
at least, uniform rates. Something ought
to be done
eve have boen charged for one lot Of
goods, by one employee, $40. so, and ono
hour and half afterwards another en-
.,loree was satisfied with s25 90 for the same
ot. Such things have occurred several
times"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Apply at this office-To Builders.
j. w. Weston-Artifcial Legs
James G. Gibbes-Groceries, &c.
Fisher Il Heinitsh-Hair Tonic, Soap, &c.
Isaac Moise-Sclling Off at Cost.
Acacia Lodge, A. F. M.-Extra Meeting.
James mphlll-Tcacher Wanted.
T. w. G. Fry-Sale Covenant Property.
Gen. Ames-General Orders No. 80.
The New York Necs says: Gen. Curtis
is rather curiously mixed up with cotton
speculations-cotton proving more c:osss