The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-01-13

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CASE will be the rule sat the RgGHIxI
office hereafter. s. 3 a
Gov. Moses has ordered tie Conntyl
Treasure.s to extend the tims when ths|
penalty attaches for non.payment oil
taxes to the 5sh OF February.
Extensive preparations are making forI
the grand concert by Mr.. Joseph Hart
Denok. He will be assisted by Niss
Feininger, Mr.. Rawls and other we'll
known amateurs. ...>---., s..-.,....
The weather on Sunday was, tho sub
jeet of observation and admiration--a
clear blue sky overhead and dry earth
beneath. Yesterday it wns variable and
fur from pleasant.
The Governor hos made the following
appointments: Joseph o. Wyna, Jury
Commissioner for Beaufort County, and
w. G. Hunter, of Lancaster, Notary
Public.
MessEs. E. L. Davies Is Co. have just
received 5000 oranges and lemons. di-
rect from Florida. They propose to
dispose of them at low figures. The
fruit is large and dne.
We are indebted to Messrs. Walker.
Evans & Cogswell for an interleaved
copy OF Miller's Planters and Mer-
chants Almanac for 1874. It is m old
and reliable annual. containing much
valuable information.
The gentlemen appointed on the com.
mittoe to carry out the objects OF the
public meeting held yesterday, are re-
quested by the Chairman, Col. W. Wal
lace, to meet fat IL NJ. to-day, in his
| Office.
The 6rst through train from Bslti-
more to Savannah, over the Whining
ton. Columbia and Augusta and con-
Meeting railroads, with sleeping care.
passed through this city Saturday night,
filled with Northern invalids for Florida.
Our Charleston contemporary speaks
knowingly of Fees, as it has right to
do. But its wilton the subject is not
equal to its experience. Fee.nir is
sorry, very. Try the changes on "Don't
care d--n for prinncipie-it is the
money Tor Fee) that we want"
Our correspondent up the GrecnvilIe
aud Columbia Railroad is informed that
both "Vidette" and "Bunker Hill" are
gentlemen OF the highest character. in
telligence, and of large stake in the
community. We will notice our CORES
pondent's views more fully tomorrow.
The Board of Directors of the Monu-
ment Association desire to announce
that there will be an exhibition OF tab.
leamr uiramts on Monday, January 10,
for the benefit Of the Monument Asso.
citation. The tableau1 will be followed
by refreshments. Full particulars will
be published on Thursday, 18th.
UNJUsT PRocERDINa.-W understand
that Messrs. F. W. McMaster, L. E
LeConte, J. D. Pope, A. @. Haskell,
w. K. Bachman and L. F. Youmans,
attorneys at law in this city, were, last
evsn!ng, served with notice from his
Honor Judge Carpenter, that they were
suspended from their duties as attorneys
until thoy returned the assets of the
Citizens Savings Bank to the control
Of his court, and refunded the fees the
bank paid them. It will be remembered
that Mr.. J. l.. Watson, of York, sued
the bank, and these gentlemen advised
the bank to go into bankruptcy, with
out asking permission of the Judge. An
effort was made before the United States
Court by the attorneys of Watson, to
restore tho assets to the Jurisdiction oi
the State Court; but Judge Bond de-
oided that they wero properly brought
in the United States Court.
CUNNING EXTRAORDINARY The mem.
bers of certain comic opera company
now performing in the South delighted
some of our young men with specimen.
OF their fancy shooting during ON e1.
tended hunt yesterday. The game was