The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-29
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvK1oPEs.-A
lot OF wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one- tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens.
CRUMBS. "A fine, large sea turtle will
be served up in the best style ut the Ex-
change House, for lunch today, from IL
to l. iu"
DR.. Wilson, the general agent for
Br"dfield's female regulators, passed
through Columbia, yesterday, on his way
North. He states that tho regulator is
being generally used and is giving per
feet satisfaction. We refer to the adyer-
tisement, for particulars.
Maj. Andrews, of the Chatham Rail.
road, is at the Columbia Hotel He is
mnking arrangements for a short through
freight schedule.
GnEENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
A meeting of the stockholders of this
company was held in the Nickerson
House Hall, yesterday. D. II. Clam
beraln, Esq, was called to the chair, and
MIR. q. N Darlington, the Secretary of
the company, appointed Secretary Of the
meeting. A Committee on Proxies and
Stock Representation was appointed,
who. after short absence and consulta-
ton, reported that about 10000 shares
OF stock were represented. President
Hammett was then called upon. and read
the annual report of the President and
Directors; which, with tho General Su-
perintendent's report, and the usual
tables, were received and adopted. An
amendment to the bylaws was then
agreed upon, creating the Office of Vice
President. Other changes we're also
made in the bylaws. A resolution was
passed. accepting and adopting rs part
of the charter. Section ]. of an Act to
regulate the rights and powers of rail
road companies, passed February IA,
1870. The following officers were then
elected: President-Frederick Bush.
Vice-President-J. J. Patterson. Di.
rectors-John J. Patterson, j. W. Har-
rison, Niles G. Parker, James l.. Orr
Timothy Hurley, D. M. Porter, Joseph
Crews, II. H. Kimpton, James NJ. Allen,
A. j. Ransier, (colored) Geo. W. Water
man, L. l.. Cardozo, (colored.) A COM
plimcntary resolution of thanks to Presi-
dent Hnmmett, the Board of Directors.
and Superintendent Meredith, was then
passed. A free ticket for life for Presi-
dent Hammett and family was then or
dered, and a resolution OF thanks to Mr.
Wright, for the use of his hall, when the
meeting adjourned.
| Mr.. Bush, is, as we are informed. q
gentleman OF menns-a New York banker:
and 1T is his intention to go to work as
rapidly as possible, and put the road in
complete order, 80 as to rank it as first
class. He is thoroughly au fail in rail
road matters, and will he ably assisted
by Vice-President Patterson.
HorEL Ann1vALs, April % = Columbia HOTEL
hempt, Black, New York; w Ander-
son, l'hil hiladelphia; h Beattie, wife, two chill
4ren and servant, J Beattie, Greenville; W
Dargan. J Jackson, Yorkville; W Hayward,
A Glover, Q Ward, Edgetield; D WYATT Al,
ken. Robert Crawford, Abbeville; Fl Craw-
ton; J August. Datesville; s Green, city;
| Brown, wife. child and nurse, Wardlaw,
Anderson; henty, Chester; st Fripp,
J Q Beach, Charleston; E Lyles, Augusta;
AZ King; J A Foster, T g; Miss A Angler,
ltichmond; D Keitt and lady, Orangeburg.
| NiekcrS0n HOuse.-D Brown, Anderson: q
r Turner, Newberry; J Il Kimball, wife and
child, Mias l. Cumming, J NJ Smith, Macs;
DrJ Wilson, J Magill and wife, Ga; w Y
Fair, Newberry; w McCaw. C; DeCamp,
! Grecnvillc; T Taleafsrio. Va; @ Courtney,
Andrews, c; II D shaw, Ark; G Nun.
roe, la.
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