The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-10

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DUPREz & BENED1or's MINsTnR1s.-
The Duprez & Benedict Minstrels per-
formed last evening to a large audience
in parker's Hall, and elioited repeated
and hearty applause. Their conun-
drums and extravagant disiocation5 Of
the Kings Euglish aud odd situations
were especially diverting. The curl
osity seekers and the unexpected visit
ors wero warmly received, and alto
gclber the entertainment was decided
success. They give their last per-
formance this evening, when those who
wish to pass couple OF laugbable hours
should not lose this opportunity.
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PnGS1xIASA Evil done may be re-
pented. but not recalled.
Kind words are far cheaper than
angry ones.
Perpetual motion-the previous ques.
tion.
Talent is lost to the world every day
for lack of q little courage
The enmity OF some persons is worth
more than their friendship.
. An honest employment is the best in
heritance that can fall to any one.
Self-knowledge enables US to treat
others with indulgence.
Do your work promptly, and bore not
\ business man with long visits.
Men of means are often the meanest
Of men.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT, Co.
LUMDIA, Tuesday, December 9, 1879
The Court met at 10 a. NJ. Judges Bond
and Bryan presiding.
!, Carolina A. Lamar. plaintiff, vs.
Joseph h. Baldwin. This case was
heard by the eCourt-complaint answers
and testimony. Argument by Mr..
Lowndes for complainant. Mr.. Cham
berlain for defendant.
The case Of the Blue Ridge Railroad,
10 bankruptcy, er parte James T. Low,
John p. Southern and Geo. W. Will.
lians, assignees, against whom is petit
ton for adjudication in bankruptcy, was
! postponed until Tuesday, December 16.
at Charleston. This case is as to the
sale Of the railroad.
} At a meeting Of the Columbia Board
, of Trade, held at Hibernian Hall, on
Monday, the 9th instant, the following
officers were elected to serve until the
: drst Friday in November, 1874: Fiy,
: President-John Agnew, ST.; Vice
!. PRESIDENT. B. Ezsll; Secretary and
Treasurer. T. Sloan, Jr.; Executive
Committee-Ool.-J J. B.rPalmer, Chair
man; r. d: Sem, H. M. Gibson, w. B.
I ICathcart, Il. q. Scott. O. F. jackson,
E. O'Ncale. Jr., j. s. Wiley, James q.
Black.
!. The following gentlemen were ap.
I pointed delegates to the Railroad Con-
: vention, to meet in Charleston on
i. Thursday. the 11th instant. The inte.
q rests OF Columbia will be worthily rep.
: resented by them in the important de-
liberations Of that convention:
;. Gen. NJ. @. Butler, Jas. E. Black, R.
d Q. SILVER. D. Gambrill, DR.. E. W.
Wheeler, Judge John 8. Green, H. NJ.
Gibson, W. r. Cathcart. w. O. Fisher,
J. A. Crawford. John Z. Sloan, Jr., J.
8. Wiley. 8. L. Leaphart, E. w. Seibels,
Lewis E. LeConte, 81. L. Tappan, Col.
u. B. Palmer, E. +. Gary. P. Cantwell.
). SUPREME CouRr, TUESDAY. Decembe.
!. 8. 1S73.-The Court met at 10 A. NJ.
; Present-Chief Justice Moses and AS
). sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
The State, respondent, vs. Jerry Cole.
man, appellant. The prisoner was
brought into Court. Mr. Thomson YES
# heard for appellant; Messrs. Attorney
n General Melton and Solicitor Blythe for
the State. The following order was
> made:
:, The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
In THE SUPREME COURT.
The Stnte. respondent, rs. Jerry Cole.
man, appellant. Iudictment-Mar-
l. der.