The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-16

in putting ar aartiaSisi ssope front on
the buildings Of Meesrs. W. q. Fisher
and w. ]. Dnfis. The contract calli
for stone cornices, stone lihleIs, sills
and key .atones for the windovs, aiao,
stone rustics. The body OF the front
will be imitation of gray granite, the
rustics will be colored. This is the tfirss
work of the kind ever undertaken in
the city or State It promises to be
both handsome and durable. "a
PERSONAL. had the pleasure OF a
visit, lust evening, from our friend.
Captain W. a. Webb, of Newberry,
who, in company with DR.. Bruce, Is on
q business trip to some OF the adjoining.
States, in the interest OF the. German
treatment for tho cure OF rheeutaatisn
and kindred diseases, Of which re 4ook
occasion to speak some time eince. We
are giud to learn that these gentlsmen
have control of Baumscheidtjans in
this country. and have determined To
give the sufferers Of the South. shsI
benefit OF its blessings. Several Of, our,
friends have availed themselves OF thiy
treatment with the happiest results. ana
such has been the case wherever tried,
aud wo bespeak fo- these ,gentlemen5s -
kind reception and the fullest cohfideucei
wherever they may 60. srn'laasfn
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In THE MATTER OF THE CITIZENS
SAVINGS BANK OF South CAROLINA
BANKRUPT.-In pursuance OF notice
Published, a meeting of the creditors Of
the Citizens Savings OF South Ca.olina
was held this e:ening. at Z o'clock. at
the banking house, in the city of Co.
lumbia, before e. NJ. Seabrook, Regis
trar. The following proceedings 'uaere
held:
The following resolution was passed.
to wit:
We, the undersigned, being thres-,
fourths in value of the creditors uhoaa
claims have been proved, do hereby, de,
termine and resolve that. it is for tha In
tcrest Of the general body, OF tns credit,
ors that the estate Of the bankrupt.
should be, wound mp aud settled. and
distribution made among tha creditors,
by trustee" under the inspection
and direction OF q COMMITTEES OF the
creditors.
This resolution adopted this 1xsh
January. A. D. 1874. at the frat meet
ing of the creditors OF said Bankrupt.
The resolution being adopted, Dr..
John Fisher was elected as Trustee-he
having received all the votes, With one
exception.
Whereupon. the following persons
we're unanimously chosen as the COM
mittee under the above resolution:
L. D. DeSaussure, Charleston; ]. D.
Witherspoon, Yorkville; E. M. Miller,
Laurens; Samuel Dibble. .Orangeburg:
John Fl. Eyins, Spartanburg; j. H.
Eion. Winnsboro: Gen. J. B. Kerehsw,
Camden; T. B. Fraser, Sumter; John
Meighan, Columbia; Samuel McGowsn,
Abbeville; j. III. Bryan. Greenville; B.
p. Fraser, Georgetown; L. J. Jones,
Newberry.
The following resolution was pre-
sented and unanimously adopted:
Reso!ced. That. in the opinion OF the
creditors Of the Citizens Swings Bank,
the Trustee, under the direction of the
COMMITTEE OF creditors, should not force
an Immediate realization OF tho assets
Of the bank, by selling the same at q
sacrifice.
The following resolution was pre-.
sented and unanimously adopted:
ResOl0ed. That the committee of
creditors shall call general meeting OF
tho creditors Of the bank whenever, in
their opinion, it be necessary; and it
shall be their duty to call said meeting
Whenever requested so to do by credit
ors representing $4,000 of claims.
That notice OF said meeting be pub.
lished in a Charleston and q Columbia
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