The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-12
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Inc 'strlKe among the telegraphic
operators appears to have been renewed.
We are not "posted" thoroughly on the
matter, but with the lights before us.
think the striking operators are guilty
of an Outrage upon the entire people,
amounting almost to u crime. 1t is just
and proper for individuals to take care
of and look after their own interests;
but when, III III this case, men band
themselves together, and. by their ac-
tions, interfere with the business of the
country, they are justly deserving OF ecu
sure "A dying purent, wife or sister, is
deprived of the only means by which
loved ones may be communicated with.
We hope tho company will he enabled to
fill the places OF the strikers with COM
petent operators, and IA II punishment
for their rash action, forbid their re.em-
ployment under any oirc rclmstancea.
CRUMBs.-Farmers and planters, gene
rally, who feel All interest in improved
agricultural implements, are invited to
be present at Mr.. j. nj. Crawfortl's
farm, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to
witness the operations of an improved
cotton planter--the "Champion," pa
tented by Mr.. J. Price.
We are requested to state that the
pews in the Washington Street Metho-
dist Chapel will he rented, this afternoon,
at 4 o'clock. Pew-holders, and others,
wishing to rent, nre requested 10 be
present.
! 1t was accidentally stated, in the
PHOENIX. that the rates for passage and
freight over the Greenville and Colnm-
bia Railroad had been materially re-
duced. The passenger rates only have
been lowered
The latest fashion dodge out, in Paris,
Is the ''sachet petticoat. Tt is made of
silk, quilted and filed with violet pow
der, like IL handkerchief or glove case.
when lady wenrs one, she can readily
be accused of putting on airs, and, when
Its use becomes general, that which we
call rose will smell as sweet ny uny
other woman.
llshed with Chase's photographs, cheer
fully accepted in payment for subscrip.
ton, advertising, etc
Bishop James, of the Methodist Epis-
cepal Conference, North, was in Colum-
bia, yesterday.
We learn that the January coupons of
the Greenville aud Columbia Railroad
Company bonds will he paid to bond
holders, i'll Charleston, Mt the First Ma
tional Bank, on aud after the 18th
instant.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT5.- The Northern
mail is opened for delivery ut n. m.
closed at 80 a. ID. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. m.; closed ut $50 D. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. M. closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened at 9. 80
n. m.; closed at p. m Charleston.
(evening,) opened at s q. M; closed Mt
4.3O p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 q. m.
SUPREME COURT, January 11.-Tbe
Court met at 10 a. m. Present: Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justice Will
lard
The following cases were, on motion.
restored to the docket: Robert r. Ros.
borough rs. James NJ. Rutland ri uL
James M. Rutland rS. Robert r. Rosbo
rough CT al. James NJ. Rutland ys. Ro-
bert r. Rosborough Ephraim Suber,
plaintiff in error, rS. Gilbert Pullen, de-
fendant in error. E.c parte James Nc
Callnm et al S. B. Clowney, G. G. p,
OS. James Cathcart Ell M. n B. Pegues
and wife et al. rs. George J. w. Mccall.
Jane Boozer ct al. ads James A. Croft
we'll, administrator
The following cases were continued: {:
William Gunter, by his next friend, rs.
Ellen Gunter et 0l., administrators. Ed
gar W. Charles rs. @. Coker and brother
ct al. L. p. Lide. plaintiff in error, rs.
Adams, Frost Co., defendants in error.
N. Is. Pegues and wife et al. ps. J. w.
Mccall.
The case of Ephraim Suber plaintiff
in error, rs. Gilbert Pullen, defendant in
error, was heard. Mr.. Darlington for
plaintiff in error. Mr.. Jones for defend
ant in error
The following cases were struck off:
&c pdrte j. NJ. McCallum Ell n William
II. Smith et al, plaintiffs in error, rs.
Adams. Frost 4 Co. ei oI, defendants in
error.
The Court adjourned until this morn
! ing, ut 10 q. m.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. Tuesday, January
1l.-.Colum6ia Rotel-Charles Foster, Il.
Pinckney, Charleston; Charles Barnum.
Columbia; w. w. Simpson, Georgia; J.
G. billiard, Hartford, Conn; G. r.
Jaynes, Augusta, Ga; J. b. Russell,
Wilmington, N. c.; d. Jennings, G. s.
Scott. g. A. Seymour. j. E. Thames, A.
W. Thames, Charleston; j. B. Hubbard,
Connecticut; Jerry Hollingshead, Abbe.