The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-18
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The Phmmjr Office is on Main street, a
few doors above Taylor COR Camtlcn) street.
Ne have been requested to state that
Mr.. A. r. Cotton has = buggy plow, or
suiky cultiyato,r and that he will give 4
public trial of it in a few days
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For HISTORIAN UEIR-L
tho record of the destruction of Columbia,
written by one of South Cardinals histo-
rians, who was present during tho whole
sack and obstruction of our city. II is the
most authentic account published
OUR READING RooM.-Members OF the
Legislature and the citizens generally are
invited to visit the I'l.unir reading room
where they Will fad on file papers and
periodicals. from every section of tho Union.
The building is open day and night.
-ETSA LIFE INSURANCE.: :CoMrASY.-W
would call attention to the card and adver
tlsenent of this Company, to be found in
another column. The present condition
and future prospects of this energetic and
popular company are well set forth by its
efficient agents, II. E. Nichols & Co.
The installation of officers OF, and dcdi-
cation OF Columbia. Lodge Will take place
tomorrow "Wednesday evening, the 10Th
INST, at . O'Clock, at the Baptist Church.
when an Grafton will lie delivered by Hon.
j. d. Trcadwcll. The Masonic fraternity
and the public in general arc respectfully
invited to attend.
Members OF sister lodges and visiting
brethren will meet 1T the Odd Fellows
Hall, at O'Clock p. M
IIRE.-About O'Clock, on Sunday morn
ing. fire broke out in the Workshop of
Mr. NJ. I! Berry, (at,ached to the carriage
warc-room of Messrs. Brennan & Carroll
which, with its entire contents. consisting
OF cabinet and carriagc-makcr's tools. was
| entirely consumed. Owing to the cxcrtions
Of the tircmcn, assisted by the rain. tho
fire was confined to the portion OF the
building in which it originated, although,
at one time, it was feared hat Mcssrs. 3.
& C.'s entire establishment would be swept
of. The fire is believed to have originated
from an improperly protected stove-pipc.
The property was insured
| FIEsT-cLAss SroRE.-Our friends and
neighbors, Mcssrs. Z. & G.. D. Hope, ad-
vcrtise some choice articles in the family
provision line. In their new and ample
store, with very extensive stock of every
description OF goods in their line, they can
accommodate abundantiy their friends and
customers. Among other choice articles
/ which the Mcssrs. Hope have now on
hand, is the old and fayoritc ''Duffield''
ham. There is nothing, however, in the
Housekeeping line. in the way of provi-
sions, that cannot be obtained at their
store, Oh the corner OF Main and Blandinr
streets.
LEGM.-In the Court of Appeals, on
yesterday, opinions were announced in the
following cases:
The P. E. Church. of St. Phillips Parish.
ads. Daniel Horlbeck. Appeal dismissed
Dunkin, G. J.. Opinion to be filed
dismissed: DunEin, c. J.
James Perry Looper ads the State. Sen
tcnce corrected part. Dunkin, G. J.
Israel Charles et a., ads. W. H. and S.
D. Goodlett, EX'rs. Sane GdS W. D.
Berry. Motion dismissed, and special order
made. Inglis, j.
VIM. III. Walker ads. the State Appeal
| dismissed. Prisoner prayed and was al
lowed his clergy. Sentenced by Wardlaw, J.
Warren j. Major ct al, ads. the State.
New trial granted. Inglis, J.
Obadiah Scorratt ads. the State Motions
dismissed. Wardlaw, J..
Charles Fl. Lambert ads Zacharia How
ell. Motion granted. Inslis, J.
David Jacob vs.. James and Thomas Bur
rows. Motion granted. Wardlaw, ].
Aaron NJ. Smith ads. John Rodgers No
ton dismissed. Dunkin, C. J.
Mary L. Halle ct al. vs. w. NJ. Shannon
and Thomas E. Shannon, Ex'rs. Appeal
dismissed. Dunkin, C. j.
a. J. Holiday vs.. J. F. Brewer. Motion
dismissed. Dunkin, c. J.
Amos Wyndham and wife vs. S. E. Hart
Motion dismissed. Wardlaw, J.
E.c parte James Bell. Motion dismissed.
Ingis, j.
Hugh McCelvey vs. VIM McCelvey. Mo-
ton granted. Dunkin, c. j.
The call of the docket was then resumed,
and
John Blakcney et a. vs. s. C. and NJ. D.
Oaks, by next friend, struck off.
! j. NJ. StagSers and wife vs.. Samuel P.
Matthews et a. Mr.. Dozer for appellants
| Mr.. J. G. PRESLEY for appellces.