The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-28

terdsyi from tMr.a a III Piokatt1 1h0s6k Of
the Ole Bull, gRbdpe, The sworla5fS.s1
nowusd vioHhtst has dgcidsda 10 5ataIa4S61
A@ss:e. ard nssk 80 nisis. tonre ellss
the Southern ;statsa. e is abont aIteanss
years since his last visit. y TIE oivil dasafi.
frustrated his plans frst. and. the ;nnpas
rellelcd demand for his concerts East
and West, North, and the Canadas. kent
him booked, until the fall Of 1871.4t Hi, !,
manager, Mr. Thomas R. TurnbdlI; Had
for .hp last seaaon completed engage:
ments in all the Southern States, bat,
was forced to cancel all euch, owing to J
the severe indieposi.iou of the great,
master. The Improved condition Of bis
health permits him now, to carry into
execution his long.oherished dasire OF,
again travelling through the South, Hei
will appear in Columbia. next Monday,
the I'd December. and we are snrs his,
admirers here will turn ont en- .,,sasse to.
give him cordial greeting. r; y at5
SUPREME coURr, WEDNESDAY, NovKM-5 ],
BER a7.-The Court met at 10tA!T M
Present Chief Justice Moses and Asso.
ciate Justices Wright and .Willnrd. X. i.;.t
Mr.. Rton concluded his argument in 2
Mary H. MEANS et .all, respondents, ;rs.
| Trezevant D.. Feastef. ct al, appellants. 6
Mr.. Douglass in reply. ~: nni.1
1 Mary nj. Kirkland, administrative, ap.
pellant, os. T. x. Oureton, executor, re-
spondent. Mr.. Shannon for-appellaht.
Messss. Moore and Allison for respond
ent. Mr. Shannon in reply for appel
liant. - t..'
Henry R. Price ct ur ct al, respond.
| ents, Us. D. w. Brown et al appellants.
Mr. Allison for appellants. .ri'sas
The following decisions we're rendered:
E. P. Meyer & Bro. ps. Henry II. .Blease.
Decree modified. Opinion by Moses;
O.J. nah Z ls. ~ !.
J. Nj. Swan rs. Anna II. Poe. Appeal
dismissed. Opinion by Moses, O.Jsa" =,
AIS P. NJ, the Court adjourned till
Friday, 29th. at,1oA. NJ. mar r 5tr@ Z
PHGNIxIANA.-Temp is ee.po-
real piety; it Is the preservation of di-
vine order in the body.
Little boys will soon begin to be good,
for they all want Christmas presents. ~.
One Of the seasonable inconveniences
ia that butter is hard to spread. f:i
They ought to. but they do not. make
all the big fiddles OF bass-wood. tn,,
Need veuder Of chess-men be pawn
broker?
"Going to the dogs"-bones.
Why is hen-pecked husband like an
opera.hat? Because he's very big when
he's out, but Immediately shut up when
be gets home. -s..
A writer in the Washington Chronicle
thinks Grant will "give us a second nd
ministration more temperate than :he
first" Ii nc doesn't. !.s sEe likely. s..ss
awhile, to have an administration with
the tieliriuna tremens.
People are often moved to tears by,
great calamitiee, but it is not often. that
tears change into money, as is tho case
with Frances sympathy for Boston. Her
Theirs has just Contributed 1000 francs :
to the relief fund. sNtfl
II have met with great many re-
verses" as tho paddle OF tne ieTI j -1oaass
remarked to tho mooring-post on the
pier.
Generally speaking-Women.
Loose NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Music by handle-A street organ.
/ Hush money-Nurse's wages.
The worst tax of all-Attacks of Rout.
Young men who are out late, sparkling
or larking, are informed that the planet
Saturn is visible from Immediately after
dark until about midnight in the South;
in the constellation OF Sagitarius. Ju-
piter rises after midnight. They are the
only planets now visible TO the naked
eye, but if your eye is dressed-in
mourning-you can often see thousands
OF little twinklers, and plan how to es.
cape such sights in future.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Twins Hall-Ole Boil.
Communication Acacia Lodge.
j. Nj. Dent-Notice.
Thos nodameai-Nntiro