The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-03
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Secretary Daniel G. Peixotto requests
us to state that the committee of "Inde-
pendcnts' on Steam Fire Engine will
meet at McKenzio's Saloon, this even
Ing at half-past O'Clock.
Right Rev. Bishop Lynoll, of Charles
ton, ~ilL preaoh in the Catholic Charob,
to- morrow morning, Mt ,half-past 10.
Stone e. Murrny--as was to be expect
ed-drew good houses in Columbia.
The riding was excellent. the ,aornha!ic
performances exciting, and the gym
nasts truly wonderful. We heartily COM
mend them to our hp.country friends.
Admirers of circus exhibitions will get
moro than their moneys worth, by at
tending.
From an advertisement in another
column it will be seen that Messrs. E.
W. Seibols and j. B. Ezell have asso-
cirted themselves in business. These
gentlemen arc we'll known in this COM
munity, and We commend them with
confidence to the public US illustrating
those qualities OF integrity and efficiency
SO desirable in business firm. See
their card.
A man born in December will be n
good sort of personage, though pas
sionate. He will devote himself to
politics. and be loved by his wife. The
lady of this month will be amiable and
handsome, with good mind, fine
figure. aud very honest.
a visit to the musical establishment of
Messrs. w. H. LyBrand & Son will
crafty any individual who is musically
inclined. Besides frst-class brass and
reed Instruments of nearly every kind,
there are beautiful pianos, from different
makers, aud the celebrated Burdett COM
bination organ-which initiates several
different Instruments, and is--taken oil
in alone of the best organs, either for
church or parlor, that we have ever seen.
LyBrand's musical emporium is on Tay
lor street, rear of the Citizens Savings
Bank.
A select audience assembled at the
University Chapel, last eyening. to hear
the anniversary oration of the Clario-
sophie Society. delivered by MIR. 4.
Hasell Gibbes, of our city. Tie young
orator acquitted himself very oteditably,
and was greeted with applause at the
close of the address.
We were highly gratided. yesterday.
at meeting on the streets Mr.. George E.
Isnacs, the well.known conductor of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad. He
is slowly recovering from the injuries
received on the 10th alt.
Mrs. Goodman will accept our thanks
for her remembrancer-the principal
support of Of an eighteen-pound goose,
cooked to n turn.
READABLE BOOKS -Messrs. Bryan &
McCarter have handed us two books, to
which we refer with pleasure: 1. "Pren-
ticeana, or Wit and Humor," in para
graphs. Few of our readers are not
acquainted with George D. Prentice, the
distinguished poet and journalist. AS
editor Of the Louisville Journal, and rs
the author of some fine poetry, NIr.
Prentice became distinguished, and his
name became household word. In this
volume, the rare specimens of his wit
and humor will be found collected and
arranged. Q. "Bloom and Brier;" q
Southern romance, by William Falconer.
This is story designed to represent
Southern life under the old regime. Tt
will be read with interest, as vindicatory
of the part of the South and suggestive
of the proper spirit for the future.
SUPREME Court, December 2.-The
case Of A. Hasell Hayward, ct al, vS.
John Ashe Hssell, was resumed. Mr..
Young for appellants. Mr.. Hanckel for
respondents. Mr.. Porter on same side.
At p. m., adjourned until Monday,