The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-01

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PHGN1x1ANA.--The price of single
copies of the PHGN1x is Eve cents. If
carriers charge more it is simply swim
die. They can be obtained at that price
at the Office.
Mr.. o. z. Bates has returned to the
front line-removed to his old stand OH
Main street. We record this change
with pleasure. and hope others will be
enabled to follow suit
A card from Mr.. T. A. Tobin, of Lau-
rens, appears in another column. He
desires situation: and, as he is an ex-
perienced business man. it is not pruba-
BILE that ho will long remain idle.
We are indebted to Messrs. Bryan &
McCarter for q copy of volume, enti-
tied "Inaex to Harper's Ne,o 1lonthly
Magazinc." This is valuable acquisition
to any library possessing the complete
set of this truly valuable magazine, as
every paper which has evcr'appearcd in
it. from June, 1850. to May, 1870, is en-
tered under its title, besides other reiia-
BILE assistants to enable one to find any
article desired.
Beautiful chrome portraits of General
Lee, colored In oil, in beautiful oval
frames, are offered for sale by Messrs.
Bryan < McCnrttr. The uncolored por-
traits, III frames, can be obtained Mt
So 50. These are the cheupcst-and at
| the same time. corrcct-pictures now on
sale.
The South Carolina Conference of the
Methodist Church, South, will assemble
in Charleston, on Wednesday next, the
7th December. About 200 ministers and
laymen will be present, and. we under
stand, several Bishops.
Hearth and Home, for December 10,
presents, on the first page, q fine, large
thanksgiving picture, beautifully de-
signed, entitled, "Sing unto the Lord
with Thanksgiving. The number is,
in every way, fine one, and the illus
trations are all good. It should be ranked
as household treasure with every fa-
mily i'll the land. Orange, Judd & Co.,
345 Broadway, at 8 cents the single No.
| A young lady having read about man
having invented stove which consumes
its own smoke, hopes he will devise a
method whereby tobacco smokers can be
run on the same economical principle.
The United States District Court
Judge Ct. S. Bryan. presiding-is in ses-
sion in this city. The Court was organ
lied on Tuesday last. The Judge ad-
dressed the Grand Jury on their general
duties in well propositions, and as
cases connected with illegal voting, tam
pering with tho mails and illicit dis
tilling were to come up before the Grand
Jury, the Judge took occasion to com
ment upon those matters, in their re-
lalion to the public interests. His
charge to the Grand Jury was well-cul-
culated to impress upon that body their
grave duties and responsibilities. Ger
tain bills were then handed to the Grand
Jury. The Court again met yesterday.
To-day, the Court will probably get fully
to work.
SUPREME Court, November 3O.-Thc
following cases were heard:
| a. Fl. Abrahams & Co. u.s. Kelly &
Barrett. Mr.. Phillips for motion. Mr..
McCrady contra.
Charles D. Ahrens rs the President OF
the State Bank. Mr.. DeSaussnrc for
motion. Mr.. Phillips contra. Mr.. De.
Saussure in reply.
j. Edwin Matthews, Executor and As
signce, rs. j. Savage Hayward, Trustee,
ct at. Mr.. DeSaussure for motion.
at p. M, the Court adjourned until
Thursday, Mt 10 q. 10.
PURE PERUVIAN GUANo.-By reference
to our advertising columns, il will be
seen that depot for the sale of Peruvian
Guano has been established in Savan-
nah, Georgia, by the consignees, Messrs.
Hobson, Hurtado & Co., of New York,
for direct importations from Peru, whore
planters and others can obtain the pure
guano at the same price as in New York.
r. G. Lay, ESQ, is the agent for Sa-