The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-18

eaSEss Tie old standby. ! Miusr's
l'laniers and Merchqnts' Almanac. for
1915 isto hand. Ordsss filied psstoupt]y,
II Sadr&aed to A. Mwnlisms& Bro,
}publishArs, Charleston. 8. 9. .
4 GSAaWoodward, Esq, is the principal
OF the Mount Zion Male Institute, at
Winnsboro. s. C.
The emigration from North aud South
Carolina still continues; day after day,
railroads and private vehicles carry off
large numbers.
We have received information from
Chief Constable Hubbard, that Deputy
Sheriff Collins, OF Barlow County, Ga,
arrived last night from Laurens Court
House, having in charge Samuel Craw-
ford, fugitive from justice, arrested
upon requisition from Governor Bull
lock, of Georgia.
Egg-nog, this Christmas, promises to
be dear beverage. Such, at least, is
the conclusion which one would draw
from the price of oggs. They have already
sold as high as fifty cents per dozen.
UNION COUNCIL No. 5, r. AND s. M
The following officers were elected and
installed on last evening. to serve for the
ensuing Masonic year: Companion r.
McDougal, T. l.; r. Tozer, I. H. r.;
W. Hutson Wigg, P. G. W.; c. ,. Eber-
hardt. NJ. E.; A. J. Berry, R.; W. O.
Swaffield, G.. G.; F. A. G1ey. G.. g..
james Fraser, s.
Little Jimmie Heise, the "old man."
rs he is familiarly termed, has charge of
tasty cigar and tobacco case in the
"Carolina House" and will be pleased to
supply tobacco-users with an extra fine
article in that line-cigars, fine cut and
plug.
Mr.. Bateman advertises oysters at a
very low rate, to-day. A mis-connection
supplied him over-heavily, and he is anx-
ious to dispose of the overplus. They
are good-we have tried 'em.
YOU'VE MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The meeting, last evening, of this Asso-
citation. at the Baptist Church, was at
tended by q number of ladies and gen.
tlemen. The exercises of the evening
were opened with prayer by the Rev. Dr.
Reynolds. Mr.. A. G. Haskell, the Pre-
sident of the Association, then arose,
and, after announcing the absence, on
account Of illness, of Professor Carlisle,
the lecturer of the evening, proceeded,
in clear aud effective way. to explain
the scope, the spirit and the purposes of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
He asked for it the sanction and approval
of woman, as mother, wife, sister and
daughter, and he clnimed for it the sup
port and consideration of oil good cti-
zens. Mr.. Haskell's remarks, pervaded
as they were by high religious and
moral tone, touched the sympathies of
his hearers. To US the speaker presented
On interesting spectacle. He was one
who had led his troops along the fiery
pathway of the battlefield, and who
bears upon his person the honorable scars
of war and of gallantry in the fight.
Now he was in peace, still doing his State
service-leading our young men in the
paths Of virtue and religion. These are
the men of whom the community may
we'll be proud. They serve us in war
They serve us in peace. And it is men
like Haskell, and those of the same
stamp, who serve to keep alive the spirit
of patriotism and virtue. We heartily
wish him and the Association he repre-
sents the success due to their high pur-
poses and pure motives. The exercises
of the evening were accompanied with
sacred music. and closed with benedic-
ton by the Rev. DR.. Howe.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT--Fri-
day, December II, 1869.-Hon. George
S. Bryan presiding. The jurors answered
to their names rs on previous day.
In re A. M. Gilreath. Petition of in
voluntary bankruptcy. W. l.. Earle pro
pet. No cause being shown to the rule,
ordered that A. M. Gilreath be declared
and adjudged @ bankrupt; and it is
ordered that said bankrupt do, within
five days after date of this order, make
deliver or transmit by mail to the Mar
shat schedule of his creditors and in
ventory of his estate, &c. Warrant of
seizure was duly signed and issued.
Er parte Geo. D. Bryan, Assignee. In