The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-12


upon our citizens; the Chaphaas and
the inimitable Bishop proved sufficient
attractions to draw full house. .Your
Lilies in Danger" was very amusing;
while "Little jack Sheprafd"' was an
entirely different character to tho' in
dividual who paid the unwelcome visit
to Tyburn. The singing was good:
while the clog dancing OF Cooper and
Fields was generally admired. To-
night "The Sleeping Beauty will be the
attraction. The troupe is an excellent
one, and the performance OF nature to
afford intense amusement Go, to-
night. by all meane.
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HE vtyaIN1A Spn1Nas THE WHITE
SULPHUR. We publish, o-day, the card
OF the proprietors Of White Sulphur
Springs, in Greenbrler County, West
Virginia, announcing thus this popular
watering place will be open for the re-
oeption OF visitors on the lat of June,
The accommodations have been. greatly
enlarged and improved. These sprinas
are the centre OF group tile Hot,
Sweet Springs, Salt Sulphur, Allegheny
and others, second only in merit and
efficacy. Tourists from this |section
should go to Richmond. and thence to
the springs, ria the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. The magnificent scenery
OF the Blue Ridge and Alleghanies would
alone repay the trip. These springs are
1000 feet above tide water, and the
climate in whita they are situated is
always cool and invigorating, affording
entire relief from prostrating summer
heat a splendid music band has been
engaged, and masquerade and fancy balls
will be given as usual, during the. season.
Thu charges for board, ETC., have been
greatly reduced. Sec advertisement else
where
The Hor.-This favorite watering
place will be opened for the reception of
visitors on the Let OF June. We com
mend it to our readers and tourists gen
orally, as one OF the finest summer re-
sorts in the mountains OF Virginia. The
baths vnry in temperature from 76 to71lO
degrees fahrenheit, and have been in
creased sufficiently to accommodate large
numbers Of guests. Visitors 10 this popu-
iar place will find the i'm improvements new
and in good style, and the accommoda-
tiohs very superior. We.reier our read
ers to the advertisement. Of the springs.
published in another column, ia?a.
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TIE HEA11No,- delightful sum
mer' resort is accessible from Richmond,
ola the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
to Millboro Depot, thence twenty three
miles by stages. crossing the Warm
Springs Mountain, and passing the
Warm and Hot Springs over fine turn
pike, ria Covington, on the same line of
railroad. It is only sixteen miles by
stage. The air at this place is pure,
bracing and exhilarating, and the sar-
rounding scenery is wild and pictu-
rescue. The ynlley is beautiful as that
where Rasselas expected to find peace;
the mountains as romantic as that of
Scotland; the climate delightful; the
whole management unexceptionable,
and the company refined. intelligent and
religious. Tho charges. are very reason
able, and the agent, Mr.. B. NJ. Quarles,
will be found most courteous and ac-
ccmmodatipg gentleman.
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SUPREME CouRT, THURSDAY. May II.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present.
Chief Jnstice Moses aud Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright
Henry Beard ads. James W. Williams.
Appeal abandoned.
j. T. Owen and wife rs. Isnac A. AL
len and H.T. Lyon, executors. Struck
off.
James McCravey, plaintiff in error, cs.
Moses G. Taggart and James Taggart,
Jr., defendants in error. Mr.. Burt was
heard for plaintiff in error.
John B. Earle rs. J. w. Harrison ct al
MIR. Burt was heard for appellant.
james J. Workman ct uz. et al. vs.
Louisa G. Boiling, e1ecutrix, ct al. Mr..
Sullivan was heard for appellants. Mr..
Pope for respondents. Mr.. Sullivan in