The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-28
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COurt met ut III o. m. Present: Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justice Will.
lard.
The case of j. NJ. Womack ps. Robert
Austin. Executor, et al, was resumed.
Mr.. Campbell was heard for appellees.
Mr.. DeTreville in reply
The Court adjourned until to-day, 10
O'Clock a. N.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS Ts.-The Northern
mail is opened for delivery at 8 a. M;
closed at 8. 30 a. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. M; closed at $50 D. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. M; closed
at $50 p; m. Western, opened at $50
a. M; closed ut I p. IN. Charleston.
(evening,) opened ut 8 o. m. closed nt
4.3O p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from 8 to 10 q. M.
ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS AWARDED.
the last meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, Mr.. James M. Craw.
ford was awarded the following premi.
ums: The greatest production of cotton
upon five acres of restored upland, S15:
same upon Cne acre, $5-makino seven
premiums received by Mr.. C.-very good
Tor one man. An account of the cult
vation of the crop will be published in
the February number of the Rural Ca.
rOinidn
The Southern Guardian made it's an
pearance, on yesterday -Messrs. W. 81.
McCaw " Co., proprietors, and G. P.
Pelham, Esq, editor. We cordially wei
come our contemporary into the field of
Journalism, and hope that it may long
strike effective blows in behalf of the
political and industrial interests of South
Carolina and of the country. It's editor
wields graceful pen, and brings to the
discharge Of his duty an educated mind
aud an unquestionable devotion to the
| well-being of his State Nor is he with
out experience in the department of duty
to which he returns.
Our Book TABLE.-Messrs. Bryan \
AlcCarter have presented us with a copv
Of a work just issued by Harper i,
Brothers, New York" Kitty" by NJ.
Bertha Edwards. Novel readers who
were fortunate enough to make the ac-
quaintance of this pleasant writer in
doctor Jacobs" and ga Winter with
the Swallows" will hasten to possess
themselves of kitty" Those to whom
Al. b. Edwards is yet an untried novelist
will do we'll to obtain a knowledge of her
powers in the pages of "Kitty." Aquiet
and entertaining novel, devoid of har-
rowing mysteries and grim sensations,
but replete with pictures OF real life,
little highly colored perhaps, but none
the less enjoyable on that score.
The same firm have also presented q
copy of "Medora Leigh"-a defence OF
assaults of Mrs. Stowe. 1t is well
written.
CarMns. We have been requested to
state that the amateur concert of Wednes.
day evening. which gave such genera,
satisfaction, will be repeated on Tuesday
| evening next.
The better quality of the milk sold by
the milkmcn of Mobile of late, is said to
. ~ >~No~Nt - I'LL thC Scuelhl USE VI COLtOu
seed meal as feed for their COWS.
Doctors bills will be very light in CO.
lumbia for some time, if the assertions Of
scientific men relative to the good effects
of apple eating are to be depended upon.
The town is stocked with them, but they
are being disposed of rapidly. Messrs.
Lowrance Il Co. have some fine ones on
hand still, however. Try them-we did.
Mrs. Stanton's advice about choosing
wife, is: "Always look for girl with
good teeth. for the teeth are q sample of
every bone in the fair ones body"
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 27.-Colum-
6ia Ho:sL-B. T. Afford, Augusta; W. L.
Disher, W. J. Smyser, r. Pinckney, T.
c: Ryan, J. Y. McNamee, J. E. Thames,
Charleston; J. B. Hubbard, Conn. J. R.
Henderson, n. c.; T. H. Cooke, Orange
burg; H. l.. Kendall, Md; w. J. Scan
Ian, NJ. Proper, Y. Wolfe, T. R. Greeny,
N. T.; 81, Beattie, Greenyille; W. r.
Henderson, AbhaviIle. n H Cool