The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-13
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvE1oPEs.-A
lot Of! wedding cards and envelopes, of
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation; of en-
craving. and at less than one. tenth the
cost Call and see specimens.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with
every style of material from tho small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior Of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
The RACE yesterday was gallantly
contested affair, and attracted larger
number of spectators than any similar
sport has collected on the Congaree
course since the close of the war. Time
was called aboot half-past 2 o'clock, and
very fair start made; but before a
third of the field was traversed, the race
being quarter stretch, the bay gelding
entered by Whitaker, of York, took the
lead, which she maintained until the
close, coming in thirteen feet ahead
time 22M seconds. The stake was 81 900.
Two or three lively "scrubs" were
also run and participated in by very good
Stno[S Tho I
chief interest, not alone by reason OF the
calibre of the animals and size of the
stake, but because the two horses repre-
sented North and South Carolina. Vic
tory in this, rs we'll rs in the recent
cook fights, has perched upon the banners
of the old Palmetto.
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Crumbs. have received from DR..
E. B. Turnipseed bag of his cele-
brated "pure bunch cotton seed" AS we
are not so fortunate as to be the possessor
of q field wherein to experiment, we
shall turn the seed over to an agricultu-
raj friend, and faithfully record the re-
suit.
''Trout Culture, by Seth Green, is the
title of little work, containing nearly
100 pages. It will prove interesting to
pisciculturists. 1t is published by Seth
Green & Co., Caledonia, New York.
The annual meeting of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad Compa-
is to be held in latter city on Wednesday
next, the Goth instant.
A correspondent of the Lancaster
Ledger states that on Wednesday last,
only too colored persons voted for the
'citizens' ticket" at the Camden NUM-
cipal election.
It was good idea put forth by ne
gro, the other day, that he was in ad-
vance of Senator Sumner in his ideas OF
freedom. He wanted to see the time
when negro could not only vote, but
could vote Democratic ticket without
exposing himself to denunciation and
danger.
SUPREME COURT, April 12.-The Court
met at 10 q. m. Present-Chief Justice
Moses, and Associates Wright and Will
lard.
The following cases were, upon motion,
restored to the docket: Biggers Mobley,
us. T. K. Cureton, et al, NJ. l.. Bonham
vs. W. J. Griffith. VIM. J. White vs. A.
J. Kibler. Amos Cook Us. Albert A.
Moore Ct al. r. A. Pringle ct al vs. Bella
| Sizer, et al. Thos. F. Mellow vs. j. w.
Browne, ex'r., two cases. Seabrook vs.
Gregg. John McKeegen us. D. Nc
Swiney. Ec parte Jno. McKeegan, in
the case of E. f. ONeil, admir-, Us. Ma
ria P. McKewon, admr'x. Ann Griffin
and M. l.. Bonham ps. q. A. and Fl. w.
Addison. s. Morse and wife rs Eliza
beth Adams, et al. G. B. Walker us.
Lewis Corror, CT al. Thomas G. Langs-
ton us. South Carolina Railroad Com
pany. r. s. Gillian rs. D. s. hIcJunkin.
The following cases were ordered to be
re-argued: Ann Creighton. et al.. as. Jas.
r. Pringle et al.; H. D. Lesesne, ex'r.,
and A. P. Allston, ex'., us Benjamin
Allston, CT al. Tupper us. Marshall
Order to amend record.
Cheraw md Darlington Railroad vs.
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