The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-12-13
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copies OF the PHRNIx Is Eve cents.
The PHGNIx Office is supplied with all
necessary material for as handsome cards,
Dill heads. posters. pamphlets. hand-billr.
circulars. aud other printing that may be
desired. as any Office in the South. Give
&c cell and tes. our work. eiE
We have received from Wm. Summer.
Esq, nf Pomaria. copy of his descrip.
tive catalogue of Southern and accli.
mated fruit trees. evergreens, roses.
grape vines, ornamental trees, etc. The
fruit trees GA exhibition 8. our Late fair
are the sizes ordinarily sent out; although
large-sized trees. he assures Us, can be
furnished.
Dau. Rice's Paris Pavilion Circus, we
ere assured hT M.. .. 8. Thomas, .he
literary agent, will be in Columbia abo1t
Monday. next. the 18th inst. This is
Dams first visit to Columbia. The vete.
ran has With him most excellent com
pany. He has retired several times-fcr
he is immensely wealthy-but the ring
has such attractions that he is forced tn
take hold agaiu.
The weather was somewhat chapoe.
able, yesterday, as Pollock's thern,ome-
ter will verify. At A. NJ. it recorded
At: 2 P. M.. 81; 7P. NJ. 81.
The Missionary Record puts the brand
of Cain upon tue public plunderers.
MEETING OF THE COLUMBIA BOARD or
TRADE.-The Board met last evening.
The meeting was an earnest ono. As
will be observed, the Board, through the
President. invite public meeting at
Carolina Hall. on Saturday next, at 12
O'Clock, to consider the bond issuance
which the City Council desire the Le-
gIslature to authorize.
49,.
A missionary writes from Pekin.
China, that O new chapel was torn down
by mob, and the carpenter who was
building it thrown into prison. The
prospects, Of the mission ara most tiis-
couraging.
| Cannot Grant suspend the writ of hn-
beas corpus over there. or send Commo-
dore Rogers, as he did to Corea.
SUPREME CouRr. TUESDAY, Decsmbe,
l2.-The court met at 10 A. nj. Pre-.
sent--Chief Justice Moses and Associate
Justices Willard and Wright.
Mr.. Dunkin resumed and concluded
his argument for respondents. Mr.
Memminger was heard in reply.
Charles D. Ahrens ps the President
Directors, &C.. OF the State Bank. Mr'
DeSaussure ives heard for appellants.
Mr. Phiilips for respondent
I At O'Clock P. NJ, the court adjourn.
ed until Wednesday, 18th, at 10 A. M.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.I5
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
z. NJ; closes 600 A. Nj. Charleston.
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes 500
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.
M.; closes 600 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 9. 00A. NJ; closes 130 P. NJ. On
Sunday office open from to 4 P. NJ.
The TnIBUTE OF TRINITY TO THE LATE
BISHOP. On Sunday last, Trinity
Church. in this city. was crowded. The
chanoel, the reading desk and the pulpit
were draped in mourning, out OF respect
to the lamented Bishop Davis. The
aged and highly venerated pastor, the
Rev. Peter j. Shand. took advantage of
the solemn memories excited by the re.
cent death of the Bishop, to make refer
ence to the lessons involved in the event:
and IN conclusion. he paid All eloquent
and discriminating tributo 10 the yir-
tues, the mental qualities and the SER
vices of the deceased servant Of God.
Upon the whole, NIr. Shand's sermon
excited marked interest, and its power.
beauty and scriptural dignity we're
worthy Of the subject, the preacher and
the occasion.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, December l2..-
Niche''so" Houss-Aug. B. Knowlton,
Orangebnrg: Mrs. G. r. Bryce and two
daughters, S; c.: B; D. Townsend, So.
ciefy Hill; j. H. Bradley and wife. U.
s. A.; j. Al. Seigler, G. and g. r r..
r. D. Bacot, J. b. McCants, Winnsboro:
W. B. Wilson. ". L. Williams. York:
VIM. Johnston, Charlotte; X. Strauss.
Philadelphia; ". Il. Kline, Chester; j.
Il. Gay, II. q. McGinnis, Charlotte; +.
:. Shuck. Aiken; G.. Steele. York; J. P.
Gage, Miss S. Few. Miss H. May, r. Il.
Mny, r. D. Galbrath. r. Il. Fewell, ".
3. May. Rock Hill; l.. E Sibey, B. Il
Il. r. j. s. OGeid, G. Grum, Baltimore:
Mrs Rouston. child and servant, New,
:sFn; n. +. FeweIi. L. Chambers, l.. T.
Avery. r. =. Cooper, Eben.zer; GRAY
Iole, d. Tole, Charlotte; u. p. Steele.
Rock Hill; W. II. Adkins, J. r. Henni..
T. Braiton, J. B. Hope, J. Park Wilson,
S. q. Kusler, A. II. White. York; Jab,z