The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-08

Coop BEEF.-Mr. B. T. Dent invites the
citizens to call at Stall No. A, this morning,
where can be found beef, veal, lamb, pork
and mutton, of the finest quality. 4 g

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The weather has become reconstructed
thoroughly, if the people have not For
two or three days it has been quite chilly
real March weather; not forgetting Bore
astic Accompaniment, and liberal allow.
ance of rain and hail.
The exhibition of the junior class of
Erskine College will take place in Due
West, S. c., on Friday, the 14th inst. A
brass band will be in attendance Friends
of learning and seekers of real pleasure are
invited. The papers at Abbeville and those
OF surrounding Counties will please copy.
OUR jon OFFICE. The Pheuir Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample ma
terlal and frst-class workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all at New York prices. If
our work does not come up to contract, we
make no charge. With this understanding,
our business men can have noexcuse to send
their job work North, when it can be done
| Mt home.
PIANOS. Messrs. VIM. Knabe & Co..
piano manufacturers of Baltimore. are
building up powerful rivalry to the cele-
brated Northern manufacturers Their in
struments have been steadily winning the
favor Of the public for the last thirty years.
We have recently obtained one of these in
struments and it's delicacy of tone and per-
feet finish excite general admiration. In
fact, 1t is perfect in every respect. NIessrs
). Bauer " Co., of No. GIG Broadway, are
the New York agents Of the Knabe's: and
for fair dealing we can safely commend
them to our friends in search of first class
instruments of any and every kind
SUPREME COURT, May 7.-h, re John w.
Suber Ell al. ads J. 4. Bond, consent de-
cree was rendered
Nance cs. Nance was resumed Mr.. Fair
in reply.
William Gunter, by his next friend, rs.
Ellen Gunter and j. II. Suber, Admins
traitors, was heard. Mr.. Jones for motion;
Mr.. Baxter contra; Mr.. Jones in reply.
Sarah Cureton cs. George Brown, Execu-
tor, and George Brown, Executor, rs. Sarah
Cureton et al, were heard together. Mr..
Fair for motion; Mr.. Darlington contra.
In ne Sarah G. Richardson as. #. II. 81.
W. Cbappell, Executors, ct M., was con-
tinued
MEMORIAL LAssoCIATIoH.-Th annual cele-
bration of the Memorial Association will
take place, on Monday, May 10, at P. NJ,
at Elmwood Cemetery. All officers and
soldiers of the Confederate army, the
reverend clergy, and the citizens are invited
to attend. The procession will form at 5
o'clock precisely, from the cemetery gate,
and proceed to the soldiers enclosure, where
the graves will be decorated.
Persons desirous of contributing wreaths
or flowers may send them to the cemetery,
or to Mrs. Darby, on Monday, at P. NJ.
The Committees for the different church.
yards are requested to meet at their respect
i've churches at o'clock A. M.
The Committee of Arrangements of the
Memorial Association for Elmwood Gene
terry request that the names of all the SOL
diers of Richland District, who fell in the
army, be sent, before Monday morning,
either to Mrs. Darby, Chairman of the Com
mittee, or to Miss Martin, Secretary of the
Association
The FIRST BRIGADE OF REGULARS This
brigade was composed Of the best lighting
material in the Confederate army. 1t served
gallantly in the siege of Charleston, en-
during all the hardships of Sumter and
Wagner, and won new laurels at Bentonvile
and Averysboro, n. c., where both regi-
ments were decimated Since the wor tho