The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-25

Local ITEMS.
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Mortgages and Oonyeyances of Real Es-
tate for sale at this Office.
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Coi Shlver serves up q capital lunch at
his restaurant to-day and Tomorrow. at II
o'clock a. m. The lovers of good EATING
will surely attend.
BARBEcUE.-Messrs. Pope e. Startling pre-
VIDE barbecue for ,heir friends. at Star
hnSs butcher pen, nt ar Fishers Pond. tn.
morrow. This, we know, will be pleasing
nteligence to those who rexond OF a de-
hclous piece OF highly seasoned pork or
mutton.
The BURNING OF COLUMBIA. An inter.
cstlnS account OF the ssSack and Destruc-
ton OF the City Of Columbia, s. has
just been issued, in pamphlet form. from
the PhGmiI steam power press. Orders
can be tiled to any extent. Single cos,ies
so cents.
RELIGIOUS Nor1cE.-Religious services
will be held at New Hope Church, four
miles above Columbia, on the ASYLUM
Road, on Sunday, the 9th inst ant, at II
o'clock a. m. Persons residing in the vi
cinity, and others desiring to do so, are
respectfully invited to attend.
The New SCHEDULE.-The new schedule
provides for rapid travelling on the whole
route from Montgomery to New York.
Leaving Montgomery, going North, at a.
M, the trains will arrive at Columbia at 4
o'clock p. M. the next day. Leaving Co.
iumbia at .15 p. m, the trains will arrive
at Richmond at SP. m. the next day, and
at New York at about Up. m. The whole
running time from Montgomery to New
York will be about eighty-six hours. and
from Columbia to New York about fifty
hours We also understand that the, fares
on most of the roads will be reduced on
through tickets to something between four
and five cents per mile.
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hArlN".-"e learn that arrangements
are being made to get up q series of racing
matches, III this city, to continue three
days, and collections are being taken up
among our citizens for the purpose Of offer
ing suitable purses. The first day, a trot-
ting match, or matches; second day. mile
heats, for saddle horses; third day, half
mile heats, and probably a small purse for
quarter heats. The subscription list can
be examined at the store Of Mr.. T =.
Lumsden, on Assembly street. As the
Coiumbla track is one Of the best in tho
South, and the purses offered for ii1u differ
ent matches will be liberal, there is little
doubt that there will be goodly number
of entries.
Court OF APPEAIs.--In the Court of An
peals, Thursday, on the call of the docket
causes were disposed of as follows:
STRUCK OFF.-John Thompson ads. ]. T..
LlSon; c. b. Hasclden ais. ]. c. Crawford.
John Flowers GftS. the State; Er Da,1e w
II. Crawford; W. G. Mcknight os. }. A.
Gordon; Chaffee, st Amand & Croft ns
Ann jackson; Jesse Butler rs. Stephen
Smith; A. w. Thompson, Executor. Us. d
Goudelock; John Foster cs. J. N. McElwee.
p II. Massey ct al. ads w. J. Cureton. q.
Scorratt ads. the State; Charles n. I,sm-
bert ads. Zack Howell; Samuel l.. Strait
ads. John Pogue; Wylie J. Davis rs. John
brlce; y. +. Wylie cs. y. b. Holly; Samuel
Summer and wife IS. A. J. billiard: Moses
Lindsey -f at. rs G. +. Sandifer; DeGraf-
fenreid cS. DeGraffcnreid; A. p. Wylierx
Eli Cornwall ct a.: In re, ]. j. Kinsler rs.
the City Council of Columbia; W. S. Pear
son and wife rs. : Little; Gilstrap and
Wife rs. Anna Hawthorne; James Parks
executor, ads. Samue! Barksdale, Executor
AbASDoNED-L. L. Williamson ads. Jana
F.. Moore.
CoNTINUED-Iohn Il. Tarrent ads. nj. A
sullivan, assignee: John Johnson and wife
oS. Abram Gilbert; Blakeney ct al. rs q
and NJ. u. Oaks: Wyndham and wife rs 8
+. Hart; King & Wallace rs. BENJAMIN
Clements; Abel Candy rs Cheraw and OAR
llngt"n Railroad; Josiah Byrd ads. l.. Byrta
administrator; Blair & Cairncs rs Rns.
administrator; Beatty & McCorkle RS sa-
mucl Blair; NJ. j. Jackson as. J. NJ Han
nlnSs; DR.. James Bivings uds. J. anaTS
Farrow; Keith K Norton, executors 80
". Earle
Andrew "herry, administrator. "a. Mar
tina McCammon. Brief read bv Mr.. Melton
anu case submitted. No reply.
ID. G. Roddy ct M cS. Elam McElwee
Brief read by Mr.. Melton, and case snb-
mtted. MIR. Williams, contra.