The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-23


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The new rates Of postage are less than
half OF the old.
SUPREME CoUar-TrEspAY, Decem.
Der 22.-The Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Present-Chief Justice Moses and As.
sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
Ee pnrte Alfred Williams, petition
ior admission to practice. The COM
mittee examined the applicant, and
having reported favorably, the ,peti-
ton was granted. and MIR. Williams
was sworn and enrolled as an sttorney.
solicitor and counselor of the Supreme
Court.
The Fifth Circuit was called.
The case of the State er rel. L. D.
DeSaussure. executor, appellant, vs.
Mcqueen, County Treasurer, respond.
emf. was heard with the cases OF the
State &c REL the Union Bank, W. A.
Courteney, a. s.. Porter, Wilcox,
Gibbes Il Co., appellants. rs. Quincy,
County Treasurer, respondent.
From First circuit Mr.. Maorath.
for appellants, Messrs. Youmsns and
Rion for respondents. Niles G. Par
ker, appellant. rs. z. J. Donaldson,
respondent. Continued.
D. B. DeSaussnre, Commissioner,
appellant, in re ZeigIer cs. Reese. Mr.,
DeSaussure was heard for appellant;
Mr.. Pope for respondent.
Isabella A. Boykin ct al, appellant,
rs. John B. Watts. respondent. Mr..
Ahney was heard for appellant.
Eliza r. Stewart, respondent, os.
Henry H. Blease, appellant. Motion
dismissed. Order per curiam.
At 3 P. NJ. the Court adjourned
until Wednesday, 23d, 10 A. Nj.
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PHGN1xIANA. He who black ems
others doe not whiten himself.
Love without money is something
like patent leather boots without soles.
Everywhere endeavor to be useful,
and everywhere you will be at home.
The truth is said to be always beau
tiful, but some people are afraid Of it.
Happiness can be made quite as
we'll of cheap materials as of dear ones.
Charity is never lost. It may be of
no service to those it is bestowed on,
yet it ever does q work of beauty and
grace upon the heart of the giver.
He who gives good advice. builds
with one hand; he who gives good
counsel and bad EXAMPLE, builds with
one hand aud pulls down with the
other.
The difference between q mans be.
aug OUT OF temper and out OF money is
that when he is out Of money he shows
the least Of it, but when he is out of
temper he shows the most Of it.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge, I. 90. F.
L. N. Zealy-Notice.
Indian Girl Cigar Store-Pipes.
W. j. Andrews & Co.-Oysters, SC.
Firemen's Ball.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. DRoEMBEB o.
Hendrir House-J 8 Hook, Richland;
d F Bell, Yorkville; K Alston, Fair
field; L Buzzard, Newberry; D 81
Long, Baltimore; W h Mcdonnell.
Fairfield; J A Henderson, city; Miss
Sallie Heriots, Sumter; j T. Cauther.
J h Cook, T McKinstry, Fairfield; J
81 Kiblers Frog Level.
Mansion House, II Allen, N Y; n
s Parker, Tenn; J T Jordan, Va; NJ
W Clery. CT; B L Manldin, William.
ton.
The novelty of Charleston, S. c.,
for the next few weeks is the great re-
duction in our prices Of all kinds OF
Dry Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc,
at the popular house of Furchgott &
Co., who, 1t is known, keep the largest