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/COLUMBIA. - Wedncaiay Morning. Peo. 16, 1868. CABH.-Our terms aro strictly cash. If an advertisement ia to bo inserted, hand over the money; ii a paper ie subscribed for, the money moat ac? company the order-otherwise no attention will bo paid to them. Thia is ft role which will bo adhered to. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THB CONDITION O?,THH Ptrnnio DEDT ON DECEMBER 1, 1867, WTTH DECEMBER 1, 1?68.-The statement of the con? dition of the public debt on Decem? ber 1, 1867, shows that the amount of the debt, less cash in the Treasury on that day, was $2,501,205,751; on November 1, 18G7, it waa $2,491, 504,450. An increase of $9,701,301. In this amount is included tho sum of ?559,000 in bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad Companies. On the lit of December, 1868, the public debt, less cash in the Treasury, was $2.689,081,844. On November li it waa^'$2,527,129,552; an increase of $11,00^,292, In this amount is in* eluded' the ;sum of $2,143,000 in bonds issued to tho Pncifio Railroad Companies. Deducting amount ol Pacinb Railroad bonds in both casos, it will be seen that - the increase of the public debt this month is but a trifle more than in the corresponding month of last year. Menard, the negro member of Congress elect from Lou i si ann, com? plains of cool treatment and indiffer? ence to his interests on the part of his radical brethren iu Congress, and especially does he find fault with neglect on tho part of Louisiana rad? icals. The probability is that in no event will be obtain a seat in Con ere8fl-_ The Isra?lite, the organ of tho Lib? eral Jews, published afc Cincinatti, is cautiously talnqg ground in favor of changing tho Jewish day of rest from Saturday to Sundn3\ It gives place to an argument in favor of the change, furnished by a writer who has been "selected os tho spokesman of a party respectable in number, respectable in intellect, fully persuad? ed of the correctness of their views, and fully determined to dismiss the subject in all its bearings." Ho ar? gues that the old Hebrew word "Sbabbas," which lies at the bottom of tels controversy, means simply rest, Oease from labor and devote to the service of God-this he claims to bo tho literal and spiritual mean? ing of the word Sbabbas, or Sabbath. He contends that at present the Jew? ish Sabbath has become obsolete, and,'as a consoauenoo of their being virtually without any Sabbath or day of rest, they ore becoming lax, and fast tending to irr?ligion, apostacy, and the destruction of the Jewish faith. It seems that it is now pro? posed to call a grand Jewish council for tho settlement of this Sabbath question-either adopting Sunday for all, or dividing those wishing Sun? day and those retaining Saturday as the Sabbath. The movement, how? ever, whatover may be said in its be? half, will hardly find favor with a Eeople who for so many centuries ave jealously cherished every pro? minent feature of their ancient faith. A special despatch to the Charles? ton Cou. ''?ir, dated Marion C. H., South Carolina, December 14, says: The Star office was entered by some cowardly villains, lost night, and a large portion of tho material da? maged. The Star has been a bold and fearless defender of Democratic principles, and in its misfortune, has the sympathy of tho intelligent por? tion of the community, and even of honest political enemies. A GRASS WIDOW IN TROUBLE.-A young woman, accompanied by a man named Howard, reaohed this city a few days ago, from Cbarlotte, North Carolina, and stopped at a well known privai o boarding house, in a fashionable locality. They represent? ed themselves as mun and wife, and so registered, as Mr. and Mrs.-. After a day had elapsed, tho so-called husband disappeared. Tho pretend? ed wifo becumo very much alarmed, and said that sho presnmed he had been foully dealt with, as ho bad a large samo* monoyin bis possession. The sequel proved, however, that be had dealt foully with her, hnving cheated her of her money as well as her virtue. She was tho wife of an? other, whom ho had decoyed from homo on tho pretence of marry?og her, after she could bo divorced. On the train hither, ho managed lo swin? dle her out of $248, all she had, and then deserted her as above described. She applied to the Detective Office for redress, and described Howard so accurately as to lead to his arrest. She has been sent home to arrange her littlo difficulty with her liege lord as best she may.-Charleston News. ni nj <> r Thoma* B. Vt e. M?, EOITOK: The. public may not j know, but it is high time that they should, thai a commission has been sitting for a month or two in this oity, upon the actings and doings of this faithful officer of tho State. Wo do not complain that tho acta of officials, whether State or Federal, are criticised and examined; but there is sooh a thing as propriety and decency, oven in this. Fortunately, Major Lee is a perfect gentleman, and can stand up against the darts that are hurled against him. It is time, however, that this thing should end. Governor Orr showed his wis? dom in appointing Major Lee to the responsible position of Superinten? dent of tho Penitentiary ; and we un? derstand that Governor Scott, with equal good sense, sustains him. The character of Major Lee is too well known to be injured by any thing that this commission may do against him. He is the best man that could be selected for the position, and has exhibited remarkable scientific and administrative capacity. Gentlemen from all parts of the State are ready, to testify as to the skill, and ability displayeu by Major Leo. He is every thing-architect, builder,. . su ?er in ten dent and gone ral manager. Lis integrity is beyond question, and no btarring upon il can,injure it. The {mblio, therefore, will be surprised to carn, that in this investigation every pound of flour and every pound of beef that is purchased by this gentle? man for his family uso, is being in? quired into, and that even his ser? vants have been examined as to the condition of 7iis larder for the past three years. Can any thing be more un? justifiable? Wo know that Maojr Lee can stand the fire, and will como out like pure gold. We trust that for the good of the State, ho will face this f>ersecutiou, and thus show bis steer? ing qualities; and in the end beat back his pursuers with shame and confusion on their heads. Tho effort is to torment him into resigning the place; but they don't know their man. A CITIZEN. In Charlestown, Mass., on Friday, a man by the namo of Reeve killed his brother-in-law, who was to testify against him in n civil suit. The de? tails are most horrible; the murder was committed with a hugo cleaver, tho head of tho deceased be?ng sever? ed from his body. Garroting is being praoticed in Charleston. A gentleman was rob? bed of a gold watch on Wednesday night and another of a silver ono on Saturday night-in the public streets. Thirteen prisoners wero in court in Philadelphia on Thursday, charged with tho crime of homicide, seven of whom wero boys under nineteen years of age. Augustus F. Cohen has boen np gointed by tbe Governor of Florida, 'oinmissioner of Deeds for that State in South Carolina. Rata have eaten off $200 worth of stamps from whiskey barrels in a Dubuque distillery, raising a qnestion for the commissioner. WANTED. ALADY, of thorough ability and expe? rience, desiree a situation to teach tho ENGLISH BRANCHES, French and Mathematics, either as Principal of a small select school, or as Governed? in a ftloasant family. Best of references given f required. Address X. Y. Z., Columbia, 8. C._?_Dec 13 3 Wolfe's Schiedam Schnaps. AFRESH SUPPLY received today, by Dec 12 FISHER .t LOWRANCE. Lemons and Oranges. SWEET HAVANA ORANGES and choice LEMONS, just received and for Halo low by_J. A T. R. AGNEW. Newark Cider-First of the Season. 2 BBLS. for salo, on drau?ht, by Dec 10 GEO. SYMMERS. Pectoral Cough Candy. THE best Cough Remedy in ?he world It stands pro-ominrnt for public speakers, particularly Lawyers and Di? vines, as it give? clearness and distinct? ness to tho voico and fortifies tho lungs for any futuro emergency. No ono should bo without it when tho changes in tho woathor aro so frequent. Wo would adviso you to keon this article of Cough Candy by you, for it is very convenient and pleasant to take, until all signs and symptoms of your Cough or Cold has ontiroly disap? peared. For salo at E. POLLARD'S. DcclS_ fimo* Cheap Overcoats, For ealo at J. Sulzbacher'a. Dec 13 _ In Bankruptcy. Fourth District cj South Carolina. 11HB undoreigno.l hereby gives notico of . his appointment UH Assignee of LEVIN. DAVID A CO., of Columbia, in tho County of Richland ?nd state of Konth Carolina, within said JJistrict, who have been ad ludgod Bankrupts upon tbtir own petition, by tho Di? eliot Court of said Diatrict. Dec 8 w3 THOMAS J LAMOTTE. . Eats.! Rats! ! Lats U l HARVEY'S CURE-For RATS, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Ac. This extermi? nator is cdt etnni for tho destruction of Rats. It is better than any otbor prepa? ration. It compels rats and mire to avoid their holes or nests after eating it, and to seek tho open air nntil they die. Look aftor your Corn-cribs and store-rooms. For salo by FISHER A ll EIN U SU, Dec 8 f_'_Druggists. Wines and Liquors. STOCK full and prices to suit tho limes. Lowest in prico and finest in qnality. For salo bv GEO. SY???EIU?. At a mooting of the Independent Fire Eugine Company, held December 15, the I I foliow?n>{ preamble and resolutions were [ ! unanimously adopted: Again, we are assembled in om* hall, to pot on the badge of mourning-gloom de? picted! on every countenance, for death has again entered our rank* and taken another, our beloved and esteemed fellow member, DANIEL ?ABBINGTON. But) yesterday, we beheld bim in the foll bloom and vigor of youth, andalasl to-day, ours is the sad doty to escort his remains to the silent tomb. And Whereas, it is duo to the memory of our departed young friend, that wo should givo expression to our high appreciation of his services, and permanently record the ap? palling anti honorable canso of his death, which he mot in the discharge of duty voluntarily made obligatory, while bat? tling' the devouring element-beneath crashing WSIIB; therefore, bo it Resolved, That in tho death of DANIEL G ABBINGTON, the Independent Firo En ginh Company bas lost a noble and ener? getic member, ono who never faltered at the post either of duty or danger; tho first in action, the last out of it; inspiring others by his intrepidity, he was a pattern of a fireman. Hie Liss is keenly felt, and tho.moistened eyea of his surviving com? rades, tell moro truly than words can, tho sincerity of our grief. Resolved, That we oxtend our heart-felt sympathies to tho family of the deceased, in their sad bereavement of a son and a brother, whoso genial smile they will miss; whose vacant chair will, for many a day, remind them of their loss. But whilst they and we justly mourn tho loss of ono we nave a right to be proud of, wo also bow in bumble submission to tho will of j Him, who alono can comfort afflicted hearts. Resolved, That a blank pago of our re? cord book bo.dedicated to thc memory of our departed fellow-membor, with his name, time, and manner of his death in? scribed thereon. Resolved, That in honor of our late member, our apparatus and hall bo draped iu mourning for tho space of thirty day? Resolved, That the Secrotary be request? ed to transmit a copy of these resolutions to tho family of the deceased, and that they also bo'published in tho Columbia Doily Phoenix. Wanted, Wanted, Wanted! TO purchase COON. OTTER AND DEER SKINS-for which tho highest CASH prices will bo paid by us. MOSES GOLDSMITH St SON, Dec Ki Imo Charleston, S. C. In the District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina. In tho matter of Charles Brill Bankrupt.- j By whom a Petition for Adjudication of Bankruptcy was filed on the '28th dav of May, A. D. 18G8, in said Court. IN BANKRUPTCY. THIS ia to givo notice, that on the 1411? day of DECEMDER, A. D. 18C3, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued againat .'he catato of CHARLES BRILL, of Co? lumbia, in tho District of Richland, and Stato of South Carolina, who has been ad? judged a Bankrupt, on his own Petition; that tho payment of any debt* and deli? very of any property belonging to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and tho transfer of any property by him aro for? bidden by law; that a meeting of tho cre? ditors of tho said Bankrupt, to provo their debts, and to chooso ono or moro Assignees of his estate, will bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be boldon at No. 72 Broad street, Charleston, South Carolina, beforo R. B. Carpenter, Register, on tho 28th day or DECEMBER, A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clook A. M. J. P. M. EPPING, United States Marshal, as Messenger. Dec IC 24 Cotton Seed. PARTIES having COTTON SEED for sale, may find it to their interoat to call on tho subscribers, or address them with quotations per ton or per 100 lbs. _PEO_13- FISHER & LOWKANCE. WANTED, BY a graduate of tho University of South Carolina, a situation as ASSISTANT TEACHER in a school, or TUTOR in a privato family. References furnished. Address TEACHER, Key Box 30, Deo 13 3?_Columbia P. O. Billiard Tables for Sale. FOUR FINE BILLIARD 'TABLES, in completo or? ador, Marblo and Slato Bedding, with Balls. Cuos and Como ei H included. Sharp A. Griffith's mako. Will bo Bold low. Call at JDec_13_G. PIERCE'S. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. PERSONS who aro looking for some? thing appropriate for holiday pre? sents, will find no better eolcction of new and pretty articles than at _Doo 13 Of?_E.JPOJ^LARD8._ ?SPECIALITIES. PORT MONIES AND PURSES. DECIDEDLY tho largest and beat selec? tion of the real Ruasia Leather POCKET BOOKS and PURSES. Suitablo for ladies and gentlemen, at E. POLLARD'S. PIPES! PIPES!! THE real Meerschaum and Briar Root PIPES, tho largest and beat solcction over offered in thia city. Also a fine as? sortment of Cherry Stems, with a variety of Meorsohanrn yagar Holders and Tobac? co Bags. Just received at E. POLLARD'S. WALKING CANES. JUST opened, a largo lot of fine polished CANES, both heavy and light. Also some pretty fancy Canoe, at Deo 13 timo?_E. POLLARD'S^ Fire Crackers. K (\ BOXE8 No. 1 GOLDEN CHOP. ?~J\J 10 boxes largo Cannon Crackers, which mako a tremendous loud report. Just rcceivod at ' E. POLLARD'S. Doo 3_ t8* REI?OVALT ~ DR. R. W, GIBBES HAS REMOVED to his now residenco and office-cor? ner of Plain and Sinner etroeta, and next door to office of Dr?. Reynolds, Dentists. Nov 13 Imo f?XTBA Sugar-c^od HAMS, ?24 Extra Sugar-cured Strips. Extra Jin? Smoked Tongues. (Smoked Salmon, Yarmouth Bloaters. jriok?o?. xTout, Pickled Pig Pork, Pigs* Foot, No! 1 Bay Mackerel, Fulton Market 1 Beer, and a fall assortment of Fancy and Staple Groceries-for salo low, by Deo 15 GEORGE SYMMERS. REMOVAL. THE undersigned has REMOVED from Iiis old stand on Assembly _ street, and can now bo found at tim storo of Mr. James Smith, on Plain street. Ile repairs Watches and Jewelry, as usual. JOHN VEAL. Dec ll_6_ Light, Light. -g f \ BBLS. Prime White KEROSENE JLvJ OIL, i 10 fire test, on baud and for sale, at reduced prices, bv tho barrel and at retail, by_J. A T. R. AGNEW. Wines and Liquors. STOCK unusually full of the choicest brands SCOTCH WHISKEY. French Brandy, Kentucky and Corn Whiskey, Champagne, Claret, Rhine WineB, Sherry. Madeira and Port Wines. For salo at lowest prices, according to quality. Dec 10_GEO. SYMMERS. CHRISTMAS GOODS. t f\n WHOLE, HALF and QUARTER JLUU Boxes Laver RAISINS. 1,000 Lbs. S. S. Almonds, Pecans, Brazil NUTS and Filberts, fi Boxes Leghorn Citron, 25 Doz. English Pickles, Chow Chow and Piccolily. 75 Boxes No. 1 Canton Firo Crackers. 20 Baskets Heidsiek Champa gm . BU! A completo stock of Jellies, Preserves, Canned Fruits, Ac, Ac, all fresh and for salo low bv E. A G. D^ HOPE. Oranges and Lemons. 5?\?\? \ INDIAN RIVER FLORIDA .1 IUI 9 ORANGES. 10,000 imported Lemons. Pecans, Filberts and Almonds. For salo by_GEO. SYMMERS. BTJIST'S Ci ENUINE VT ONION SETS. Dec 10 6 E. E. JACKSON, Plain street. Goshen Butter. EXTRA Fine GOSHEN BUTTER and Goshen Cheese, low for cash at Dec 8 G. DIEBCKS' Cranberries. -I Q BUSHELS CRANBERRIES, in fine IO order, and for sale low by Deo 3 E A G. D. HOPE. Ale and Porter. pr {\ DOZ. Muir A Son's Edinbnrg ALE, 50 Doz. Guinness A Son's Dublin Porter, just received and for Balo low by Deo 4_J. A T. R. AGNEW. Fresh Butter. AFINE Lot or Fresh COUNTRY BUT? TER just received, low for cash at Doc 8_G. PIERCES' Cheese Cheese. SCHWITZER, Limberger and German HAND CHEESE. JOHN C. SEEGERS, Dec 10 Main street, near Post Oflico. Cheap Overcoats, For sale at J. Sulzbacher's. Doc 13 Pure Ground Spices for Family Use. TO obtain a puro article of Pepper, Gin? ger, Cinnamon and SPICESgonorally, in a ground state, fit to uae, has been a very difficult matter heretoforo. Thc sub? scribers have now in storo Ground Spices, of warranted pnrity and superiority. No ono need hositate to buy tho Ground Spices from their storo-tliey aro just what is wanted in every family-a puro Ground Spice, ready for uso. Ground Pepper, Maco, Tapioca, M Ginger, Nutmegs, Broma, " Spice, Chocolate, " Cinnamon, Cox's Gelatine. " Clu.ro, Kuglish Mustard, Arrowroot, Sago, Cocoa. For falo by FISHER A HE1NITSH. Dec 10J- Druggists. Burglar Alarms. WEhavo purchasod the right of Utley'a Patent BURGLAR ALARMS, and now offer them for salo at tho low price of $10 each. They will lie found a secure safe guard for Hie Protection of ?Mores, Dwell? ings, (?in-houseji. Darns, Smoke-houses, <to. ,'.nm thieves and incendia) les. Call and soe them at tho store of Deo 5 J. A T. R. AGNEW. Smoking and Gnewing Tobacco. 8BOXES ROSE BUDftmry fino, 4 boxes Commonwealth, very fine, 4 boxes Dow Drop, vory Ano, 2 eases paro Virginia Leaf Smoking To? bacco, half and wholo boxes. Jj JOHN C. SEEGKRS, Dec 10 Main street, rear Post Office ?_ l^O??l Items. The auction salee advertised by Mew?rs. D. O./Peiiuifco & Son, are postponed, in cons?quence of the weather, until to-morrow, Thursday morning, 17th inst., weather permit? ting. An aooident to a freight train blocked np the Greenville Railroad for several hours, yesterday, and the passenger train did not arrive until 9 o rieck last night. Mr. Clendining requests us to say that he was only insured to the ex? tent of $1,000-and not $2,000 as published yesterday, and that the piano was the only thing saved. W. T. Gary, Esq., passed through this city, yesterday, en route for Cokesbury. having in .charge tho body of Gen. N. G. Evans, who died in Alabama, several weeks ago. A much needed improvement has been made at tho crossings of Assem? bly and Washington streets-sub? stantial wooden bridges having been erected for tho convenience of foot passengeas. Wo have boen requested to state that as repairs aro being made, there will bo no crossing tho white bridge, over tho Greenville Railroad, foot of Boundary street, to day. The National Hotel was looked upon as a perfect haven of rest, last night-and tho proprietor thereof as a near relation of tho Good Samari? tan-by a number of belated, hungry, chilled and disgruntled raiiwoy pas? sengers. Blazing fires and a hot supper, however, soon restored their almost dormant faculties, and after a quiet rest, they will doubtless wend their varied ways, this morning moving advertisements of the bene? fits to be derived from quartering nt this popular railroad house. Tua FUN En Ai.-Our city presented a solemn appearance, yesterday. Dull, leaden clouds obscured tho beavens, and about ll o'clock, a steady rain commenced to full; but tho gloomy weather suited tho feelings of tho great mass of tho people, who about 10 o'clock, began to gather in the vicinity of tho City Hall, prepar? atory to forming a procession to ac? company to their Inst resting-place the remains of tho two young men Carrington and Squior-who lost their lives at tho fire on Monday night last. There was an almost en'-irc cessation of business from ll until 1 o'clock-mauy stores were closed; machino shops were still; wagons ceased running; and opera? tions wero suspended at tho Green? ville and Charleston depots-all feel? ing called upon to do honor to the ill-fated boys. Flags were displayed at half-mast from tho two engine houses and several other buildings; the city and church bells were tolled. At ll o'clock, the procession-con? sisting of tho members of tho City Council, a detachment of tho police, the members of the Independent and Palmetto Fire Companies and seve? ral hundred citizens-marched to the residence of C. V. Carrington, Esq., where tho body of his son was taken charge of. After which, they passed down Richardson to Lady, through that street to Sumter, thence to tho residence of Mr. Squier, to receive his son's remnins. They tb on took up their lino of march through Washington and Marion streets, to tho Presbyterian Church. Thc bodies were carried into tho church, and an able address was delivered by the pastor, Rev. Wm. E. Boggs. On tho conclusion of tho religious services, tho body of Frazeo Squid was interred in tho Presbyterian bu? rial-ground. "^Tlio procession thcr reformed and proceeded to tho Epis? copal Church with tho remains ol yoong Carrington. The impressivr burial service of tbnt church was per? formed by Rev. P. J. Shana, and thoa all that was mortal of Dannj Carrington woo consigned to thc tomb. MATI, ARKANQEMENTS.-Tho post ofiieo opon during tho week from 8)4 a. m. to G p. m. On Sundays, from 4 to 5 p. m. The Charleston and Western mail? aro opon for delivery at 5 p. m., and close at S% p. m. Charleston night mail open 8>? a. ta., close i}4 p. m. Northern-Open for delivery al 8>? a. m., closes at 2.45 p. m. Groenville-Open for delivery ? p. m., closes at 8\<i p. m. Suj&IHS tfe?BT.- Thia Court met yesterday, at ll A. M. Present Ohief Ju s ti co Moses aud Associate Ju s ticen Willard'and H?ge. William Hu toon Wigg, Esq., was morn in as reporter of the Court. The following oases were argued: W. Hampton jones ads. the State. Mr. McGowan for motion. No re? ply. Dallas Hurlston ads. the State. Mr. MoGowan for motion. No re? ply 0?~. B. Jones, et al., ads. Hyde ? Bedon, etal. Mr. Melton for motion, Mr. Farrow contra, Mr. Simonton in reply. Lewis Dial vs. Mabra Madden: Mr. Ba eh man for motion. Nr. reply The Court adjourned until to-day, at ll A. M. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COUBT FOB DISTRICT OF SOUTH CANODINA, No? vember Term, 1868, sitting at Colom? bia, Hon. George S. Bryan, District Judge, presiding, Tuesday, Decem? ber 15, 1868. Court opened at 10 o'clock A. M. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the following cases, the Jndgo, ?poa hearing tho petitions for volun? tary bankruptcy, granted orders of reference to W. J. dawson, Register Fourth Congressional District, upon motion of W. W. Harlloe, solioitor pro. pot. : In re T. B. Walter, A. C. Carling? ton, John P. Kinard, C. D. Spear? man, Henry Summer, H. H. Kinard. Ex parte Vf. R. Johnson. In re E. P. Williamson, petition to onforco lien. W. W. Harlleo, pro. pet. On motion, referred to R. B. Carpenter, Register, to report, &c. Ec parle R. F. Graham, in re S. S. Gargue. Petition to enforce lien. W. W. Harlloe, pro. pet. Same or? der as nbovo. In re Nathaniel Levin. Petition for final discharge. 1. N. Nathans, - pro. pet. Upon favorable report of Register Carpenter, Judge granted order and certificate of discharge, under seal of Court. In re Lewis Piser. Petition for final disoharge. Fickling & Pope, pro. pot. Upon favorable report of Register Summer, same order as above. In the following cases, petitions for salo of property having been read, on motion of G. D. Bryan, Esq., for T. W. dawson, pro. pet., it is ordered that the property described in the - petition, bo sold by assignee after due notice, and that proceeds of said sales be applied to tho satisfaction of tho liens of the petitioners according to their priority. Ec parle J. S. R. Thomson; tu re W. W. Wilson, Robert K. Seaborn, James P. Aycock, James Blair, John May, Graham & Atkinson, J. C.* Hickliug, D. D. Moore, E. A. Cren shaw. Ec parte J. W. Rawlinson, in re John May. Petition to establish lien. Wilson & Witherspoon, pro. pet. On motion, referred to W. J. Clawson, Register, to inquire and report. Ex parte W. J. Gist, in re David C. Gist. Grounds of opposition to discharge. Wilson & Witherspoon? - pro. pet. Case ordered to be entered on the dockot, aud that D. T. Gist appear before* Register Clawson to submit to examination allowed in such cases, Sec, In re John W. Grady. Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Perry k Perry, pro. pet. Upon motion, re? ferred to W. J. Clawson, Register. ISSUE DOCKET. Barwell E. Boykin vs. Germania Fire Insurance Co., et al. Porter & Conner for plaintiff, Simonton & Barker for-defendants. This case occupied the attention of tho Court till 4 p. m., the hour of adjournment, tho remaining testimony and argu? ment to bo resumed to-morrow, at ll a. m. FAST AND CHEAP PRINTING.-Wo have just added a fast card press-of the Degener & Weiler patent-to the machinery of tho Phonix office; and have also made additions to our stock of fancy type, cards, paper, eto. Persons in want of any styles of book and job printing, are invited to call and examine samples and prices. Cards printed at shortest notice, and at prices varying from S3 to $10 per thousand. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.-Special at tention is called to the following ad? vertisements, published for the first 1 time this morning: Moses Goldsmith tv. Son-wanted. J. P. M. Epping-Bankruptcy. CALISAYA BARK.-!- is Boid that Messrs. Drake & Co. (proprietors of tho PLANTATION BITTERS) aro the largest importers of Calisaya Bark in this country, and that, with the exception of an occasional sale, all they import is nsed in the compound? ing of their celebrated PLANTATIOH BITTERS-to which they undoubtedly aro indebted for their wonderful health-restoring properties. As a Tonio and Appetizer they are not surpassed, and wo cheerfully recom? mend them. All first-class Druggists kean them for sale. MAGNOLIA WATKB-Superior to tho best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. Di 1 il\3