The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-24
CITY MATrEns.-s for the

The flower gardens in this city are
now full Of bloom and fragrance.
CASH will be the rule at the PHGN1x
Office hereafter.
Rev. Tilman R. Gaines contem plates
removing the Working Nan from Co.
lum bia to Greenwood.
The Charlotte Observer has been en-.
larged, and presents q very handson 9
appearance in its new dress.
The PHOENIX job Office is complete in
every respect. and cards, posters, pro-
grammes. bill-heads, etc., are turned
out with alacrity.
Past Master W. P. Hix, Of Acacia
Lodge, No. o., has received from Grand
Master Kershaw his appointment as
District Deputy Grand Master for Rich.
land, Lancaster and Kershaw Counties.
DR.. Llue, who is now uu short visit
to Iorkyille, will return to Columbia in
few days, and all who wish to be cured
OF stnmmering may have an opportunity
OF consulting him. by leaving thei: ud-
dress ~ the Columbia Hotel. His
charges ure moderate.
The Rev. a. Z. Graves, an evauee.
list, whose ubors have been SO success
Jul i'll Richmond, Raleigh and Atlanta,
will begin series Of meetings this
afternoon, NJ half.past 1 O'Clock, iu the
BAPTIST Church Tie public are ear
ncstly aud respectfully invited to at.
tend.
Ihe Iic>tioa oi newspaper postage
seems to vc1 The sonl Of the Admins
tration as we'll as the patience Of Con
grcssmcn. The Postmaster General has
sent communication 10 The Post Oltice
Committee OF the lionse of Representa-.
tives Advocating the passage Of law to
compel the prepayment OF postage on
NIL newspapers.
GREAT SOUTHERN CIEcus The Greut
Southern Circus. Mcnagerie, Museum,
&c. viii! give one Of their grand per-
formances in this city, on Friday, May 8.
The entertainment offered is represent.
ed AS one of the best Columbia has seen
for many day. In every department.
the exhibition is unapproachable. The
ring performance is the finest ever
given, while the menagerie contains
many curiosities OF great interest. or
the excellence aud perfect completene ess
OF this grand organization, the press
have been mos! lavish in their praise
wherever it has been this season.
The OcToROoS. This plny was pre-
sented again. last evening, to very
good audience, and received with de-
cided marks OF appreciation. The COM
mendation bestowed upon the company
on the OCCASION Of the first performance
was fully justified by the success of the
second. Mr.. Gros is decided hit in
the Essence of Old Virginny." The
tableau of the death of Zoe. and the
tinnl scene OF the triumph of the In.
dian. were beautiful and OF thrilling in
terest. We trust that Mr.. Cramer will
soon favor the community with some
thing equally good, and that We shall
have home company in full blast for
| the summer months.
SUPREME CouRr-THURsDAY April
23.-The Court met at 10 4. NJ. Pre-.
sent-Chief Justice Moses and Associate
Justices Wright and Willard.
Mr.. Carroll resumed and concluded
his argument for defendant il the cases
Of Thew, cashier, rs. Southern Porce-
lain Manufacturing Company.
The following decisions were rem
dered:
w. L. Burge & Co. appellants, rs. W.
W. Willis, respondent. Motion granted
and case remanded. Opinion by Wright,
A. j.
Susan E. Horde. respondent. as.
Lewis D. Landrum, appellant. Motion
dismissed. Opinion by Wright, 4. ].
j. d. kirkpatrick, administrator, re-.
spondent, uS. James Chestnut et al., ap-
pellants. Motions dismissed and case
remnnded. Opinion by Moses, G. J.
at II NJ. the Court adjourned until
Friday. the oath, at 10 A. NJ, when the
Third Circuit will be called.
ACCIDENTS. The down freight train
! on the Greeryilie and Columbia Rail.