The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-17

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PHGHLx- - ~ "a sa'-is ;atsg
Broken pa7smshis ueoaad in many
directions.
Neither branch of the General Assem-.
bly was in session. yesterday. A
Another delightful day, yesterday.
with every Indication, however, Of Il
cold snap in prospective.
City tax payers will find an important
notice i'll another column. A discount
of five per cent. will be allowed on all
amounts paid prior to nua1y.
Persons indebted to the PuGSIx Office
are requested to Gull aud settle, as mouey
is needed The cash rule will be strictly
adhered to hereafter.
Prof. Blg,r requests us to say that
he will not bs il C,lumbiL bcforo Mon
day next, as he is making up two more
dancing classes i'll the upper Counties
Mr.. NJ. Suizbachor advertises an u.
sortmeu. of holiday gifts in the jewelry
line. Read his card, and make your own
selection SIr. Isaac Sulzbachcr will
DO found in Attendance.
Transfer printing inks are invaluable
to railroad companies, bunks, mer.
chauts. manufacturers and others. They
are enduring and changeless, and will
copy sharp md clear for an indefiuit+
period Of time. Having just received q
fresh supply of inks, we ure prepared to
execute orders ut moderate prices
M-ssrs. E. L. Davies & Co. are pre-.
pared to supply families with NottLern
turkeys. OF every size, for Christmas.
They are in receipt of two fine spe ci
mems Of venisou. They have their usual
large aud 6ne stock Of game of oil
kinds. Also, Northern fruits. Florida
oranges, bananas aud lemons, and a
general variety of Christmas goods in
their lino.
LECTURE Major Robert Bingham,
Superintendent Of the bingham School,
at Mebaneville, North Carolina will de.
liver G lecture in the Chapel of the
Theological Seminary, this evening. De.
cember II, at ~ o'clock. Subject
Tho Anglo Saxon lace" The public
are invited to attend.
EIDErrE The urgent call of vi
delte Will meet response from the
mountains to the sea- board Tie peo
ple will rally i'll support Of Al proposition
which SO powerfully addresses itself t.
their good sense and approval. Th.
newspapers OF the State will pleas.
copy. Let the State ring with i, from
side to side.
The Charleston NeWs has another
fling at the PuGSiX. relative to certifi
Gates of Indebtedness. The Neps peo
pie know IFS we'll rs we do. that these
certificates are being received at par il
payment of debts due many persons
and are also being srcculuted in and de
preciatcd by brokers and others. AS tt
the despatch from Charleston, we CAV,
it as we heard it,. The Nc,cs is natural,
suspicious.
at the annual meeting OF the Inde
pendent Fire Engine Company, helt
last evening. the following officers wer,
elected: President, John Dorsey; Vice
President, II. J. Hennies; Secretary
Chas. II. Prince; FIRST Director, Phili,
Motz; Second Director, VIM. Kennedy
Third Director. j. II. Stelling; Fourth
Director, II T. Franck; Chief Engineer
j. B. Smith; First Assistant Engineer
W. X. Evans; Axemen, F. L. McKen
zie and l.. G.. Solomon.
SUPREME Court, December l6, 1878 :
The Court met at 10 4. NJ. Present
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Wright and Willard.
The State as. Samuel 3. Hall
Messrs. Solicitor Brawley and Attorney
General Melton were heard for til,
State; Mr.. Hamilton for the defendant
in reply.
John B. Moore CT a., respondents, rs
VIM. Ii. B. Richardson, appellant. Mr.
Noise WAS heard for appellant; Mr.
Blanding for respondents.