The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-13
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&1N SnoAsrNNi1lnA AkA4ALtOAO kJTOCK.-
There seems to be no longer any doubt
as to certain rrmors of better terms
being available to the stockholders than
the two dollars n share, at which many
have lately sold out. It is said that
formal proposition will soon DO laid
before the stockholders, at higher
valuation and on terms for lease greatly
to the permanent advantage of the
stockholders in this company.
CRUMDs.-Superintendent Boukuieht,
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, will accept the "unanimous"
thanks of the "birds" in the PHOENIX
nest, for his attention. The card viii! be
properly used. We are also indebted to
President Hammett, of the Greenville
and Columbia Railroad, for a compli-
mentary ticket over his road. for 1870.
"Breathes there man with soul SO
dead, who never to himself has said: L
will my county paper take-both for my
own and family's sake! If such there
be, let him repent, and have the paper to
hin, cent; and if he'd pass happy win
ter. he in advance should pay the
printer"
The sickness OF the carrier on the
upper route is the cause Of many sub
scribers being deprived Of their papers
yesterday. We hope he will be all right
in day or two.
Messrs. Chambers Il Bryce (at Camp
bell & JonesD are the agents. in Colum
bia, for the well-known Phoenix and
manipulated guanos.
Governor Scott has appointed John
II. Hucks magistrate for Marion
County; H. H. Knight, Solomon Quick
and f. d. Smith, magistrates for Marl-
boro County.
The stock owned by the city of Colum-
bia in the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad has been disposed of. A Penn
sylvania Company are the purchasers
The shares sold ut two dollars each.
Chief Radcliffe, yesterday, arrested a
colored man. named Joe Andrew, en-
ployed nbont the premises of Hon. W..
+. DeSaussure. Joe is guilty of theft
stealing silver spoons aud forks from the
family, and disposing of them to persons
about the city. Bythe-way, these pur-
chasers lay themselves liable to indict-
ment, and shonld keep u sharp look out
A German, named Schnlthies, wns ar.
rested. yesterday, by officers Berry and
Pollock, charged with robbing Super
VISOR McNinch. of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad. The proof is said
to be strong.
night accommodation train ia now
run over the road between Columbia and
Augusta great accommodation to the
Lexingtonians and Edgefelders.
The criminal court''-makine love TO
another mans wife.
SUPREME Court, Wednesday, January
l2.-The Court met at 10 n. m. Pre-.
sent: Chief Justice Moses and Associate
Justice Willard
Tho following cases were continued:
IL. Darlington Pate and John w. Stubbs
aas. John II. Smith and Noah Gibson.
Thomas F Harman, plaintiff in error, rs.
Bennett Wallace, defendant in error.
The case of James A. Crotwell, ad.
mlnlstrator, cs. Jane Boozer Ell 0l was
heard. Mr. Fair for appellant. Mr.
Baxter for appellees.
The case Of S. b. Clowney, G. G. p,
rs. James Cathcart et H was heard Mr.
mon Tor appellant. Mr.. Douglass for
appellees. Mr. Rion in reply.
The (IOurt o6ionrpol ,,,t:i 49,:
ing, ut 10 O. M
BUSINESS CARDS AND CIRoULARs.-As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars, our merchants and others
Will please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all colors. fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles of type,
thus enabling us to supply all of such
wants.
National Hotel--A. M. Hill, J. w.
Trowbridge, Abbeville; Thomas r.
Brown. Richland; J. o. Meredith, G. L
Q: Il. r.; W. H. Harris and lady. J. Il.
Hancock. S. c.; NJ. H. Crampford,
Edgefield; 81. Tompkins. Waihalla;
Miss %. Finley, Kingville; James Trum.
BILE, S. G. r. r.; s. p. Warsham, Ken
tncky; L. j. Greer, Charleston; H.
Bacon, Spartanburg; s. Montgomery,
Thos. T.. Slider, Newberry; A. Nj. Mel
son, J. d. Miller, Raleigh; s. L. Thomp-
son, =. It. Perry, Virginia; Mrs. Ming,
Marlboro; j. M. Bruce, Kentucky; 81.
Daniels, city.
NichersoM House J. Davis
Edgefield; G. E. Leaphart, b. J. Hayes'
Lexington; H. J. Caughman, Riohlend:
Frank e. Taylor, Charleston; J. G.