The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-11

st. Peters ChnrcE-Rev. j. j. OCon-
nell. Pastor, 1011 A. NJ: and 4 P. nj.
Presbyterian Ohurch.-Rev. w. E.
Boggs. 10I A. NJ. and "a p. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev j. L. Reynolds,
1OM A. M. and 7.fla T. II.
Lutheran Chnrch-Dedicatio Service
Rev. j. Hnwkins. 1919 A. NJ. Rev. Il.
S. Boinest, 81 P. M.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL LAssoCIATIoN.-The
receipts and expenditures of this Associ-
tion for tho month of November, 1870,
are ms follows:
by cash received from sales. room,
Sl5S. 05; ordered work, 40. 40; stitching.
500; stamping. 405; pinking, so; hire
of machine %. Last balance, 13. 90
total S238.DO
To cash paid agent, $4,000; assistant
agent, 20 90; machine. 1000; for work,
95. 95; pur. CON-, 87.93; porter, 800;
brick-'ayer, 2.25; Express Company,
| 1.10-250. 13. Balance due to Treasurer,
$1123
UNITED STATES Court = Hon. G.. S.
Bryan presiding. The Court was open
ed at IL o'clock. The Grand Jury
appeared, aud were finally discharged,
there being no further business for
them
E.c pu,1e, Thos J. LaA1otte was on
application, after taking the oath pre-.
scribnd by law, appointed United States
Commissioner. United States oS. thir-
teen boxes tobacco, seized ut Orange
burg, and seven boxes tobacco, seized
at store of Quncknnbnsh. Trial ordered
to take place Oh tho 10th December.
Posi- OFFICE HOURS. Northern mill
opens 4.30 p. NJ. closes IL "A. NJ.
Charleston and Greenville, open 43O
=. NJ. close $50 A. NJ
Western, opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
2. As T. III.
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ;
closes p. NJ.
Office open Sundays from half-past
o'clock to half-past S.
Giving the proceedings of the South
Carolina Conference of the NJ E. Church
South, the Charleston Ne,cs says:
"Thc name of Kev. VIM. Martin,
pastor OF the Washington Street Church
in Columbia, was called. He gave q
brief account OF the embarrasslnents
under which his church has been labor
ing since tho burning of the church
edifice, in 1865: Tile temporary chapel
in which the congregation are Worship
ping is much too small for the demands
made upon it, and part OF the pastors
time has been occupied in securing funds
for the erection of new church build
ing. About $4,000 have already been
contributed for this important work"
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. Governor
Scott has made the following appoint
ments: Jesse r. Bonie, Wilson L. Cole
man and james Talbcrt, Notaries Public,
EdgeGeld, and Thomas B. Pohl, Trial
Justice, Orangeburg.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, December TO-
NicherSon House.-W. w. Clark, G. J.
Stewart, Il. w. Ball, Baltimore; Mrs.
Morris, Richmond; E. S. Hubley. B. r.
r. r.; II. Graham, Charleston; W. H.
Bartholomew, U. s. Army; A. w. Tyrce,
Va; II. G.. Thomas, s. O.; J. r. Will
liams Augusta; P. w. Burr, New York;
Il. II. Kline, Chester; f. D. Bush,
Grcenwood; II. S. Davnnt, c., c. and
A. r. r.
Columbm HotA-T. Wilks, Chester;
G. q. Strohecker, W: J. Gayer. Charles
ton; G. e. Whaley, ST. Mathews; J. w.
O'Brian. Henry 9. Mazyck, Charleston;
s. G. Is. Cook, Baltimore; A. Kilmer,
Richmond; l.. 9. Duncan, New York;
w. G. Norwood, Cokesbury; L. A. Nor.
gan; Charleston; w. D. Simpson, Lau-
rens; G. d. Curtis, New York; Charles
Lee, North Carolina.
| :. -----
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
p. +. Frnzec-Sheriff' S Sales.
F. Frank Mnuldin-Y. Nj. G. A.
John McCord- Money Found
North Carolina Beneficial Association
| No medicine, whether made North or South
will be found superior to that old established
remedy for Dyspepsia the OID CARoLINA
B1rrERs. Dill t3
There is but one verdict, and that is the ON
CAnoLINA DrrTEHs are safe, sure and rela
bic Tonic. D II IS
One Of the best remedies extant for Dyspep-.
sia. General Debility aud Chills, is the OLp
| CAROLINA DITTERs. Hts