The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-10
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CIRC6s.AG. G. Grady's newly organ.
lied rafEroEd cirths is coming, and will
exhibitin Winnsboro, Jannary IT; Char
lotte, January Is; Yorkville, January
10; Chester, January 20; Columbia,
January 21
SUPREME CoUnr-January 9, 1871.
The Court met ut 10 A. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses aud Associate JUS
ticcs Willard and Wright.
B'ggnrs Moblcy Ct IT. ods John Mckee,
Sr. Andrew kibcr os. John j. Bridges;
Lhomns y. Cnrcton, administrator, as.
Mary u. Gilmore ct H. Samuel McAliIcy
rs: Osmond Barker ct H.; NJ. l.. Bonham
MGS. w. j. Griffin; Ann Griffin and M.
L. Ronham cs. G. a. Addison and H.
w. Addison; the Bank Of Charleston vs.
Thomas w. Briggs; Griffin, Bro. & Co.
rs. Edwin L. Rembert Ell aL, were con.
tinued.
Smith & Melton us Charlotte, Colum-
bin aud Augusta Railroad Com pnny; Ed
ward and H. o. Kinsler, executors, ys.
Amelia 3. Kinser et a.; the State rs
Walter w. Sampson, were struck of.
At ~ NJ. the Court adjourned until
Tuesday, 10th, 10 A. NJ
Inittee of merchants was appointed by
the Board of Trade. to consider the
license ordinance passed by the City
Council Of Columbia, on the 3Oth Of
December. This committee has taken
legal advice, and are confident that the
said ordinance is illegal, and cannot be
enforced, except so far as it relates to
tavern and quart licenses to retail spirit
uous liquors, shows and public enter
taiuments. The citizens are respectfully
notified that steps will be taken to pre-
vent this ordinance being carried out,
and the citizens are requested by the
committee not to pay the licenses on
business and professions, as required by
said ordinance, or in case they do 80, to
pay under protest.
PnENIXIANA.---The price of single
copies of the PHOENIX is five cents. If
carriers charge more it is swindle. They
can be obtained at that price at the Office.
The alarm of fire, last evening, was
caused by the burning out of chimney
No damage
'From Thistes = Grapes ?" is The
rather quaint title of No. 352 of 'Har-
per's Library of Select Novels, copy
of which we have received from Messrs.
Bryan & McCarter. It is hy Mrs. Elvort,
anthor Of "The Curate's Discipline"
"A1eg, and other equally popular sto-
RIGS. In many respects, "Thistles" is
remarkable novel, and will be read with
much pleasure.
The sale Of the valuable real estate
corner Main and Lady streets, advertised
to come off yesterday, has been post
poned until the first Monday in Februa-
ry, when it will positively be disposed Of
Commissioner Capron has furnished
us with copies Of his monthly report of
the Depart tment Of Agriculture for No
vcmber and December
! James Wick has issued his annual Flo
raj Guide for 1871. The first edition is
enormous. being fully $4,000 copies.
1t has 100 beautiful engravings of flow
ers, prepared by his own artists, and two
coorcd plates Of petunias. A German
edition is also published. Either of them
is sent free to all customers. Those
who arc not customers will receive q
copy by sending ten cents to Jas. Wick,
Rochester, N. Y.
If u man loses his breath, it is no use
to run after it. He can catch it quicker
by standing still.
Book and job printing Of every kind
attended to promptly at the PHOENIX Of
flee. Every variety of material on hand
HOTEL ARRIVALS, January o. Colum-
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