The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-21
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VINO WAS aFresseu iast Saturday, on tho
! charge of counterfeiting State coupons
and forgery, was brought before Judge
Melton yesterday afternoon, upon writ
OF Aabeas corpus. After hearing several
afidavits read, the Judge granted him
bail in the sum of $4,000 in each case.
Solicitor Talley for the State; G. d.
Melton, Esq, for prisoner.
CnuMDs. The Masonic picnic, at
Ridge Spring, is on Friday. the oath
instant, and not Thursday.
census marshal reports that ono
woman told him to call again in day or
two, when she could promise him larger
list.
The monthly part-for June-of Ere,y
Saturday, is before US. 1t is one of the
best illustrated publications in the
country. The full-page pictures from
Dickens works alone are more than
worth the subscription pricc-ffty cents
number. Fields, Orgood e Co., 1874
fremont street, Boston, are the pub
fishers.
The turtle soup ut tho Exchange
House was heartily enjoyed yesterday.
Another instalment will be furnished to-
day. The critter furnished eggs enough
to supply half the town with "soft
boit"-yielding 511 small eggs and 136
large ones. The three different kinds of
meat arc readily discovered. Many of
the steaks were disposed of yesterday,
there are "a few more left
We acknowledge the reception of On
invitation to attend the commencement
exercises at the Columbia (Tenn.) Athe-
n@um on the 10Th instant. Rev. J. A..
Harrison, of Jackson, Tenn, preaching
the commencement sermon.
We have received from the publishers,
Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell, the
Juno number of the Topographic Ad-
rertiser, Southern quarterly magazine,
devoted to the advancement of the in
terests of the publishers, printers and
binders Of the South.
In recent speech mt Abbevillc, Judge
Orr stated that the new route through
town for the Blue Ridge Railroad had
been selected--that the Injunction
granted by Judge Melton was tempo
rary difficulty only-and that the road
would be completed at an early day.
Life is but trust; let us be careful in
our dealings, that our account may be
approved.
He who never gives advice, and he
who never takes it, are alike unworthy of
friendship.
President Bush, of the Greenvillc and
Columbia Railroad, leaves for the North
to-day, to be absent about two weeks.
LIE Bon Ton, monthly report of Paris
fashions, for July, has been received. 1t
contains number of colored plates, as
well rs cnt patterns, besides fashion and
general reading matter. S. T. Taylor,
391 Canal street, New York, is the pub
lishsr.
At meeting Of the Richland Volun-
teer Rifle Company, hold last night, the
following officers were elected Captain
D. B. Miller; First Lieutenant-Jam
5. Campbell; Second Lieutenant S.
Percival; Breyet Second Lieutenant
Thomas G. Loomis.
Sheriff Frazee made raid on some of
the property of the Greenrille and Co.
lumbia Railroad. yesterday, at the suit
Of Messrs. J. ?. Boyce and H. Beattie,
of Greenville. The running OF the trains
will not be effected and it is thought the
matter will be satisfactorily arranged in
q day or two.
Holders of liquor licences that expire
Oh the 1st of July, should call Mt the
Clerks Office to-day, and attend to re-
newal of the same, SO that they can be
presented to the Council, ut their meet
ing in the evening.
Judge Green opened Court. yesterday,
and organized the juries. To-day, lie
will commence operations on the civil
cases, and will rapidly rush them