The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-06

Dkief Juaia6e Moxak and Associate +Juk.
tioes Wright shdEWNlard. ,i,n. VII j..
Mr.. Elliott tIeAamed, aud aconcIGdad
his argument for seiatose la the cAseiol
the State 80. nj. o.. E. Ihiti9ae a al.,
appellsnts. ca. Wn. AJ!Nasland, County
Commissioner. respondent. .n3-t'i.n- =
at 10 A. H., whom the Third Circuit will
be called.
PHnr1xrAaA-Oare ios fsaonE-T vi.L-
cd hemp. rt- =. ,"i-sn
a honsyed phrase -old beesweix,a II
Strange-The trade list says whiskey
il stesdy. = ~ i; &:
a dead bargain -Buying a corpse for
disseGtion. ~ ~ ''t'a a
Tie ttliel.. ieti.fay sold =. mos. fancy
fairs The visitor. - i; i,.u,, r..
Tho bridge'of ,"size"- TIE 'sdspepsion
over Niagarn. ,%s' A.! - =.
The Fat Mems Bene.olent Association
Of Philadelphia has lean treasury.
Providence 10 recalling her ehrls riots,
a. II contemporaneoua ones we're not
enough.
Gen. Fremont can; now speak law
French with the best OF them.
CoURr OF GENERAL sEss1oas,
court convened yesterday, Judge r. B.
Carpenter presiding. The following
named jarorsi having appeared and an
svered to their pames, the jules We're
formed:
Jury No. 1---Douglas Adams, Jesss r.
Adams, Warren Adams, &. V.'AIvorden,
John Bah1maf, Jos Bianks, William
Bynnm; Beverly Coles, Augustus Cooper,
Edward Ehrlioh. D. Goodmad1 Moses
Goodsou. ,,..TrI1 = ,JG|f.
Jury No. 2-Simon jenkins; p. "A.
Joyner, George Lever. Thomas Lovett,
Frank Miles, Joseph Mosaly. MiN:!P Per
oivaL e. O. PluheT. Harry Reese, Wm.
Reynolds, Jobh Riley, W. II. Roach.
HSapttn,.nsruyies. Sims. William
Sims. Moses SCOTT, Frank Stark, Viii
Ian, Thomas, G.. Z Williams, Lawrence
Zesley. ~ ~. m.ncT '..'iT
Attachmsatiiwefe ordered to bs issted
against the folio wing named witnesses in
the cases OF the Stale %. Charles 6inost:
Philip Shorn.r VII. sMisnw,; Sheridan
Inkalls and W. 4. .Hs5HS. .nA:eI =:
phe eiselagai1bt 96heS FOR. lmsticioas
mischief, <as continued dill Udtobef.
The court eonSshes at6. dry, ~ 40 Az
H.. when she, TGppei hoaafsida ease viii
be takensup.N ~ .r'1nl ~,
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From: th4 following notice. d6pisd
from the, ,Warrenton m. CY Udss.le.' it
viii be SEEN tha. there win be pleasing
pefiormaadaS At Twin. Hah, this and
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PROF GeaArds The A&ician, nscro-
manDer and ipihsidik kitasoff gavs boupi4
Of petformahces in iWlrzudto isst hight
and shs night befots. {; The Rrofessbl
did many wonderful things, 3och si
piercing his szm with . ca1viug knife,
swallowing enough cotton 10 mIks' 4
bed-quii;; and then blowing sirouat his
mouth dre. and pulling ont about 500
yards OF different oolefsd ribbons, sticks,
whips, barber poles, wooden ware and .
terrapin from his atomaoh' or some where
else. no one knows ~here-1 His imita.
tions OF tho songs OF different kinds of
birds. the squsaking Of pigs, the neigh
ing OF horses and barking of dogs wore
amusing. startling and perfect. His
music on the harp vas exquisite and
elioited decided applause. For couple
of hours the Professor kept his a1dienos
attentive and pleased with hin wonderful
TRICKS and excallent music. We have
Witnessed the feats of many jugglers,
but have never seen any TO compare with
Prof. Gerard. This exhibition was we'll
worth the money"
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SALE DAx.-There was large attend.
anoe in front OF the site OF tho old Court
House, yesterday. but tho bidding was
slack. Messrs: D. @. Peixottto & Sons
sold about fifty lots for tho payment of
taxes. and will oontiL no tho sale to day.
They also .e!d considerable aumber of
horses and COWS. the latter st rather low
prices. Sheriff Dent, by Jacob Levin,
auotioneer, sold several lots of land and
buildings.
A house and lot. on lower Riohardson
street. sold for 1926. Lot OF land, J.
D. Gales former owner. situated in the
Fork, and containing 2S2 acres. sold for
&l3 per acre, in excess OF dover Of $500.
Lot formerly property OF F. Ledingham,
about twenty miles below the CITY, and
containing 1853 acres, was sold for fifty
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