The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-07

s. Pierson ct al, respondents. Motion
dismissed. Opinion by Moses, c. j.
A. Dctheridge rs. r. Fl. Earle. Mo-
tion granted, and case remanded to the
Circuit Court for the County of Green
r. Il. E.rle, appellant, mkaai ., rs s. E. f.
and the case remanded for new trial.
Opinion by Wright A. j.
PUBIC LIBRARY OF KESrUcKY.-We
are informed that tie third concert OF
this enterprise comes off on the 9Th OF
July. Fire hundred thousand dollars
haze already been deposited in bank 10 pay
all gifts in fuu lltickcts unscld will be
Cancelled, SO the Library Iraus no prizes.
The two former drawings having been
so fairly conducted, and there being two
more to follow this. is guarantee of its
perfect fairness. Now is the time to try
your luck. We understand that the
general ageut has left few tickets with
our friend, Mr.. D. Gambrill, for SALE
Call and see him.
PHG&IzIASA- man don't live
on the interest of his money, it shows a
want Of principle (al.)
Wonderful metamorphosis- turn
ing OF Captain Jack from red man into
u white elephant, as soon as captured.
The young man who caught stray
sunbeam, was arrested for larceny.
4 mans honesty and trutLfu!ncss
should be known by his quiet works.
rather than by loud and frequent pro-
testutions.
Says an exchange, one OF the best di-
rcc!ions to follow for success in society
is this: Talk TO the young ladies and
listen when the old ones talk to you,'
SOUTH CAHoL1SA STATE DENTA1 Asso.
oIATIoN-SEcoND DAr-The association
was called to order by President Moore.
The folio wing additional members ap-
peared and answered to their names: Drs
J. Is. Patrick and T. w. Boucher.
The President submitted letters from
a number Of distinguished dentists in
various portions of the United States, 70
| response to invitations
DR.. j. B. Patrick male 4 verbal report
from the Corauittee on Operative Den
tissry, tho subject being "Loose Teeth:
Cause and Treatment. giving at length
his experience as to the causes thereof.
His report was sustained by the practice
| OF Drs. Brown, Chupein, Moore, Wha-
ley, Williams, Reynolds and Bissel.
The following resolution was offered
by DR.. Chupein:
Resolrcd, That il view Of the subject
now under discussion, committee be
appointed, whose duty it will be to take
this subject into consideration, and re.
port system of treatment, commensu-
rate with their experience and the teach
ing Of the profession, and report some
mode or modes OF treatment for the
guidance of our association, at to-mor-
row mornings session, for this difficult
and obscure disease.
| The committee consists Of Drs. J. B.
Patrick, Chupein, Whaley, Moore, Rey-
nolds and Boozer.
On motion Of DR.. Qaattlebaum, Sec
tion 3 Of Article II of the Code Of Den
tal Ethics vas altered by striking out
the words ''or perform" from said SEQ.
ton.
DR.. Chupeiu submitted an able paper
on "Snblects appertaining to the dental
profession" Received as information
and ordered to be spread upon the mi
nutes.
The following reports were submitted
by the Committee on Mechanical Den
tistry:
BY DR.. Alexander "Ce!iuioid as a
base for artificial tecth.
BY DR.. r. S. Whaley-On "The best
method of obtaining dies and counter
dies, and striking up metallic plates"
"a LIE NAILED. Under the above
heading, the Union.Herald. of Thurs
day, refers to letter, signed Thomas j.
Myers, and published iii the papers OF
this city, aa connected with the burning
Of Columbia, and then parades the fol-
lowing with great flourish:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ADJUTANT. GENERALS OFFICE,
BosToN, May 26, 1878
| Captain I. B. Johnston, Sumter, S. G.
SIR: Your letter of 21st instant, toge-
ther with the slip taken from paper in
regard to the burning of Columbia, is
received. The published letter, signed
II,