The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-13
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The weather moderated greatly yAs- ..
terdsy. $50, w. ,.s:.e.assl
The sunshine proved welcome yes.
terday. "t's
A map who desires u crooked course
can often find it by taking "vhiskey
straight" 20 a1ia
The alarm of FIRE last night vas
caused by slight burning in Law
Range. .r s@. 49,
There was collision between bug.
gy and mule team on Main street
yesterday. Mob, ,dy hurt.
Thore will be chicken fighting at
Franklin's cockpit, ommenoing this
evening. at 6 o'clock.
Many of the colds which people arc
said 10 catch commence at the feet.
To keep these extremit;es warm, there
fore, is to effect an insurance sgainst
the almost interminable list OF dis
orders which spring out of s'slieht
cold."
One of tho grooms of the candidates
for Judge described his nag as like
Cae sar's wife, above suspicion and be-
yond reproach. Hamilton thought tho
compliment dubious, as C@sar's wife
the other day was convicted in court
for grand larceny.
Arrangements are being com mplatsd
for disposing Of. by distribution, q
number of desirable building lots in
this city. besides several valuable arli-
cles of jewelry. Particulars will be
furnished in few days. Tickets to
the distribution will cost IS. Respon-
sible gentlemen will have charge of the
matter.
LEoIsIAT1vz.-Ye Yesterday. Mr.. Ooch-
ran introduced bill to authorize tho
opening Of public road in the County
OF Aiken. and Mr.. Duncan introduced
joint resolution propoaing an amend
ment to Article II, Section 12 of The
Constitution OF South Carolina. The
election Of Judge Of tho Third Cifcnit
occupied good part Of the day. ~
8 ENOCH ARDEN. "A, Rooh sstef I'm.
~ paper. speaking Of this perform
ance. says: -" ''Hs
':This piece has been compared "a
.vnffoPannso hin Va~ "a
seems 70 tns that thef resemblsnce 10
merely on tho surface, and et6at there
is between. Enooh Arden and the rol.
licking Dutchmar Of ths CAtskiil, the
Same differences that theee ia, between
the genius OF Adams. which g esoan-
tally tragic. and that Of ,ihs great co :
median." anli = a,'-'...r
DE- MuRsKA famous Hnnga-
rian nightingale will give . grand CON.
cert at the Opera House on Feiday
evening. the 10th insl The Raleigh
Sentinel ssys of her: '4.' .'s|
"All the female schools, their prin.
cipals aud instructors, were present.
and trained amateurs, critics in swal-
low.tail ooats aud white neck -ties-in-
deed. the very flower OF the. musical
element in this city. were all there,
aud provided with opera glasses. and
the house sat ready to ''come down."
which it did 80 soon as De Murska
opened her mouth and warbIed few
of the up-stsir notes. She is really q
singer Of great merit. and her throatis
q cage full of Canaries."
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Co1uM.
B1A. February IL. 1s75.-Hon. r. B.
Carpenter presiding.
The following cases we're called and
tried: The Jury returned verdict for.
plaintiff in case OF Blakely & Cope.
land us. w. n. Frazier, executor.
The two cases Of Fred. Schmidt %. J.
II. Runkle we're referred to tho Judge
at Chambers. The case of B. .Kanf.
man %. @. Hamberg-verdios for
plaintiff. Case of Echardt & Muhlsr
us. J. B. Dennis was continued. ,:Oase
OF Stewart, Sutphen 4 90. %. Niles
G.. Parker-verdics for defendant.
Case of Goldsmith & Kind -. Thonnas
b. Lee. Jr.; pending this uase, tho
COURT adjourned until 10 A. r., To-
morrow. 4b Sc .,5,a n,
Lust OF New ADvKRrgElGusrs.
Opera House-De Mussks.
3. I. Boone-Final Discharge.
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