The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-02

burg and Asheville Railroad SSpApany
will notice that Secretary Kspahman
will bs in this city on Friday, Tor the
purpose OF receiving the installments
now due on the capital stock. The
grading Of road is being pushed for
ward energetically, and before many
months the snort of the iron horse will
be heard in the mountain fastnesses.
So pay up, and speed the good work.
THE OPERA The Bohemian Girl
WAS produced last evening with de-
c'ded success by the Holman English
O2rta Troupe. The exquisite music
OF this opera was admirably rendered
by Miss Sallie Holman as Arl,ne.
Thaddcus by Brandisi, and Count Arm
helm by Mr.. Ryse. The voice of the
latter is excellent. though a little
iaded. Miss Sallie Holman eviuces
sprishilipess aad versatility. Thad-
deus was success. Upon the whole,
the company is good and the entertain
ment they afford quite agreeable.
UNITED STATES CcUEr. COLUMBIA,
December 1.-The Court met ut 10 A.
n Judge Bryan presiding.
Calendar No. was called, for the
purpose of notifying attorneys.
Susan 4. C.IdweII. by her next
friend. Agnes NJ Caldwell. against Dr..
Lynch and others. This case was re-
fcrred to j. L. Haigood. Special
Master. to take testimony and report.
At IL 80 adjourned.
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SCrREME CoURT-MoNDAY. Droem.
ber 1.-The Court met at 10 A. nj.
Present-Chief Justice Moses and AS
sociato Justices Wright and Willard.
Ez partc Thomns W. Bscot, petition
to practice law. Mr. Simonton for
petitioner.
Ec pdrte Louis D. B. McOrady, Pc
tition for admission to prsctice law.
Ed dward McCrady. Sr.. for petitioner.
Upon production of proper evidence
the petitions we're granted, aud Messre.
Bacot and McCrady sworn and en-
rolled as attorneys. solicitors and
couuselors of the Supreme Coart.
The Chicora Importing aud Export.
ing Company Us. Joseph Crews. Mr..
Hery BUST resumed AMI concluded his
argument for respondent Mr.. Thos.
7. Simons was heard in reply, for sp-
pellant.
George Russell. respondent. cs. Jas.
CantwelI. appellant. Mr.. Simonton
was heard for appellant. Mr.. Corbip
ior respondent.
r. DsSaussure Bacot, appellant, ps.
Daniel Hayward ct al. respondent.
Mr.. Bacot was heard for appellant.
The following members of the bar
we're appointed committee to exa-
mine applicants for admission, to-mor-
row, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in open
court: G. D. Melton. Esq. Wilmot G..
DeSaussure, Esq, G. Samuel Buist,
Esq.
At q quarter to p. NJ, the court
adjourned until Wednesday, 81 inst,
| 10 A. NJ.
LIST OF NEW ADvERrIsEMRNrs.
R'chland Lodga. No 80, A. F. II.
Jacob Levin-Furniture, &c.
Agnew & Son-Fire Crackers.
.. G. meDminger-S and A. r. 3.
| Seibels & Ezell-Brick Yard.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. DECEMBER L.
Mansion House-Wiilie Jones, John A
Metts. J Q Marshall, city;J r Hays.
Lexington; G II Rsgsdale, Mrs Cald-
we'll. Chester; B + Whitner. Anderson;
w r White. Thomas i Oozby, Able.
Vile; John r Smith, Union; s L Ha-
miter, E o Gradick, Cedar Greek; H
D Hamiter and family, Richlanl.
A CARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE. .-Ra-
tional reader, if the aspect Of the wea-
tner was uncertain, you would not be
foolish enough to venture out without
an overoont or an umbrella. Have the
forecast, then, to protect yourself at
this dangerous season with something
more important than either OF these
lrtioles. Strengthen your stomach
aud nervous system, regulate your
liver and your bowels. tone all your
organs and cheer your. animal spirits
with that agreeable cordial. tonic and
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters. SO shall you surely escape the
diseases which fasten upon the feeble
aud debilitated. "Suffsr end be
strong" says the proverb; but "be
strong that you may not suffer" is the
wiser maxim-and of all strengthen
ing preparations this is tho safest, the
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