The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-02-05
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tired from the editorial control of the
Unionville Times, and r. M. Stokes,
Esq. formerly OF this city, takes the
chair.
Mr.. Pierson and the Tremaine Bro
theirs give their last performance this
evening, and we hope the house will be
crowded.
Yesterday was q decidedly dull day.
The old song ut rains, it halls, it sleets,
it SHOWS" came near being illustrated.
Messrs. Lee & Brothers arc also in the
apple line. Read their advertisement,
make an investment, and save your doc
tors bill.
The XIX Century, for February, is
out-nnd a good number it is, too. The
opening chapters of o new story, "The
Storm and the Sunset, t" "Reminiscences
of Public Men," Gov. Perrys Reply to
Judge Longstreet, and other entertain
ing reading matter will be found in it's
columns. Single numbers 35 cents:
subscription $3.50. Address Century
Publishing Company, Charleston, s. G.
REIIiIous SERVICES. 1t gives us great
satisfaction to state that the Rev Arthur
Bogdan, Il native of Bethlehem Of Judea,
and 4 minister of the HISTORIAN Church,
in Turkey. will spend the coming Sab
bath with Ls. He has been preaching
and lecturing, with great success, in the
principa! cities OF the South-every-
where attracting large audiences aud
sending them away instructed and pleas
ed. Mr.. B. will preach ut 10i,s a. m, at
the baptist Church; at 81, p. ~, he will
address the united Sabbath Schools in
the Washington Street Chapel; at : ..
m, there will be union of several con-
Gregations in the Presbyterian Church
After the morning and evening services,
4 collection will be taken up for the be-
nett of the women and children of
Crete, SO fearfully devastated by the
cruel Turks. Mr. 3. will hold COLO
guy with the students and professors of
the Theological Seminary, ut II m., to .
day, in their Chapel. to which all inte-
rested are invited MIR. Bogdau is n
guest of Mr.. Wright, and will be pleased
TO see his friends at the Nickerson House.
SUPREME Court, February 4.-The
Court met at 10 u. N. Present: Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justices
Willard and Wright
In the case of Creighton et al., rs.
Pringle ct al, Mr.. Duukin resumed his
argument for appellees. Dir. Campbell
was heard for appellants in reply.
The case OF Alex. 81. Abrahams Il Co., =,
plaintiffs in error, os. South western
heard. Mr.. DeTreville for plaintiff in
error. Mr.. Pringle for defendant in
error. Mr.. DeTreville in reply.
The following cases were continued: /:
J. McKeegan vS. u. McSwiney; es parte
j. McKeegan, in the case OF E. F.
O'Neill, Admir-, vs. Maria t. Mckeeden !;
Mrs. f. Marshall, Exr'x. plaintiff in
error, rs. James Tupper. Master in
Equity, defendant in error; Marcellus
NJ Seabrook ct n!., ps William Gregg e,
al: Joseph B. Seabrook et ai ads Jos.
H. Mellichamp, Admir-; James M Smith,
plaintiff in error, rs. S. H. Cooke, de-
fendant in error; Elizabeth f. Pringle
and ST. Julien Ravenel ads. George L.
Holmes and Alex. Macbeth; er parte
James l.. Barnwell, plaintiff in error,
ia re u. c. Walker K Co. defendant in
error.
The case OF Joseph Crows II Il. ais.
S. S. Farrar ii Bro, was ordered 20 be
re-argued ut the next Term.
At2 p. M. the Court adjourned
HOTEL ARRIVALS, February caro-
ira Hotel. Mrs. Miller. Camden; Z. NJ.
Law. p. !. O'Connell, w. H. Clarkson,
L. II. Wiggins, j. A. Lcderer, Thomas
W. Clawson, Thomas A. Sullivan, York :;
w. S. Collins, Eben Hays, Marion; j. E.
Collins, Georgetown; l.. p. Guflin, Il
G. Tyler, D. W. Frease. Abbeville; T.
NJ. Neely, Fair6eld;C. w. Guffin, Green
vile; ]. Seibles, Lexington; c. G. Pnffer,
New York; G.. G. Baker, Union; S. A.
Pearce. J. d. Gilman, city: A. Willeford,
r. +. Crook, T. N. Dunlap. Rock Hill;
Il. J. Coglan, Sumter; G. p. Kirkland,
Barnwell; H. j. Pride, Chester; G. H.
Pettingill, S. c.; J. B. Smith, Spartan
burg; q. NJ. Wells. wife. children and
servant, Beaufort; A. W. Mcpherson.
city; H. b. Aylsworth, Providence, r. I.
ToJ,,,I;<, IIot,J Snu,lo, NI:o.