The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-18

D1RrciT' ~ IRON RON oJi1i6.iiFlo;RiiSiiA.Mour Il
neigbbor, Mr.. J, 9: tseegers, whose
prime lager helps the stomachs of
lovers of beer, and whose ice oools the
throats of parchod individuals, now
adds pure juice wines and brandies
from California Tor general purposes
he received a carload. yesterday,
direct from the golden land, and pro.
poses to dispose of it in quantities and
OH terms which vii! be satisfactory to
those in need OF these delicaeies. Mr..
Seegers adopted Excelsior" as his
motto il early life, and carries it out.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. Erc.-
Governor Chamberlain is waking up
the State CHI i:iais. The following are
the appointm Ell ts and removals yester.
day:
Beanfort-Trcasurer, Geo. Holmes:
auditor, l.. S. Langley. Lexington
Treasurer. S. Corley, cice T.. S. j.
Hayes, removed; Auditor, c. l.. Leap.
bart, ricc T.. Walker. removed. New.
bnrry-Frensurer, Jesse @. Smith, pice
u. X. Philer. rejected; Jury Commis.
sioner, A L. Sneed, rice S. Young, re.
moved. Wi!liamsburg-Treasurer, p.
Hiiler, re-appointed. Darlington
Trial Justice, p. Lowenthall; W. FL.
Dewberry, Il. u. Parnell, r.. ID. F.
Rollins. s. II. Barley. Trial Justices.
aud If. 81. Horn, Notary Public, re.
moved. Colle;on-Trial Justice, E. J.
Limeheuse; y. H Farmer, S. a. Jaco.
by, removed. Churleston-Treasur
lin. Hurley.
SUeEEME CoUnr-TEURsDAY, DE.
cemter 1.-THE Court N ct at 10 A. NJ.
Fresent-Chiet Justice Moses and AS.
soc;ute Justices Wright and Willard.
The Seventh Circuit was called.
&c !no.ls O.borne L. Schumpert-
petition for admission to practice in
the Sopreme Court. Mr.. Baxter prs
pr. Upon production Of the proper
evidence, the petition was granted and
Mr.. Schnr1pe1t sworn and enrolled as
IA attorney, solicitor and counsellor OF
tae Suprome Court
John Mccullough et nj resrond.
ent5, rs. jacob K'blcr, appellant. Mr..
Schumpers was heard for appellant
MIR. Baxter for respondents. Mr..
Scnuuper' for appellant in reply.
EizA IL Stewart, respondent. ~s
Henry II. B!cuse. appellant NJ.
Baxter vas heard for appellant. Ntr.
\. }. Pops for respondent. tIr. Haz.
ter f.r apf ellnrt in reply.
JoEu Ninsmith, appellant, RS. j.
scph Walker, respondent. Submitted
james i Cameron, respondent, as
John {. Eerwick, appellant. Cont
nucu.
Rober. Smalls. respondent, rs. F. Z
Wilder, appellant. On motion of Alf,
WElprer, for appellant, restored to
docket:
At p. NJ, the Court adjourned
until Friday, lS.h, 10 A. NJ.
The SpARrASBuRG AND AsHEvILIE
RAILROAD @. Kaufman, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Spar
tanburg and Asheville Railroad, is d
enthusiast on the subject OF this road.
He says that eight miles of the road
will be built by Christmas; Ill the
heaSy grading on the first or South
Carolina division will be finished bv
the last OF January. The whole OF the
division will be graded early in June,
and can ba ironed in one month. It
is not thought the cost Of trestline
this division will exceed 81, 600. There
is no bridging to be done on the road,
and only five trestles to be built, the
longest Of these being 800 feet. Mr..
Kaufman says the people all along the
line of the road are enthusiastic, and
that. in all probability. by July or
August, the whistle Of the locomotive
will be heard in the mountain fast
ncsses of North Carolina.
LIST OF NRw ADvKRrIsEMsXTs.
j. g. Dlnl-Chrietmas Goods.
j. @. Seegers- Wines, &c.
DR.. Clopton-Piles Cured.