The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-21
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road Company. Case remsnded for new
trial. Opinion by Chief Justice Moses.
j. Fl. Pawley. ct al., ps. Samuel Marco,
et a. Case remanded to Circuit Court
for trial.
An inquest was held by Coroner Cole
man, yesterday, upon the body of Mr.
Bryant Bailey. A post anorlem examina-
tion was made by DR.. W. P. Geiger, and
several pieces of lead, supposed to be
buck.shot, were found in the body. The
jury returned n verdict TINT the deceased
came to his death by gun-shot wound
and blow on the skull, at the hands Of
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Grady's ''old fashioned" American
circus comes 'riding on rail" to-day,
aud will be exhibited in this city, this
afternoon and tonight. Invest your
change aud enjoy the sport.
A handsome safe Of Herring's patent
was yesterday placed in the room to be
occupied by the Central National Bank,
i'll ALr. Irwin's new building.
General A. G. Garlingtop, recently
removed to Atlanta from South Carolina,
has become connected with the Daily
Sun rs chief assistant upon its editorial
staff
The Raleigh, N. C., dailies confess to
their inability to pay for few lines OF
telegraphic news each day, and column
article "makea great pressure on their
space, though they cheerfully ''stop the
press almost any day to acknowledge
the reception Of fine cabbage head pre-
sented by some sarcastic huckster.
We regret to record the fact that our
city has recently lost by removal several
OF its best citizens. Mr.. Robert Bryce,
one OF our Oldest and most estimable
citizens, moves to Spartanbnrg. 4Mr.B.
has been resident 3of Gelumbfp sfor
sixty-six years. And now Col SsEnss
G. Gibbes, we'll knawn for his ehasgy
and enterprisipg spirit, has -Samp2Kd,
! WAoA AAio 1oh'iASj - DEcb
wishes attend them both. w
The remark of an exchange, 'that
many of our successful lawyers COM
menced life as preachers" is gracefully
corrected by one of the legal gentlemen
referred to, who begs leave to state that
he began life as an infant.
| The merit of our actions consists not
in doing extraordinary actions, but in
doing ordinary actions we'll.
If man manages to live and keep
''square" now, he may rely on certain
opulence when times improve.
Senator Abbott, of North Carolina, is
very strongly opposed to. general am
nesty. Since Vance has been elected to
succeed him, he believes the rebels never
will be truly loyal.
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