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

within the building. and literally supplied
with segars and refreshments. Blythe way,
cannot arrangements be made by which
these excellent musicians will add to the
attractions of Sydney Park several after
moons during the week? What says Colonel
! Bumford?
Families desirous of securing a cosy re-
treat for the summer, or even for few days
will find just what they require at the Nick
erson House. The trees, by which the
building is almost surrounded are clothed
in delicate green, and the flowers are in full
bloom, while glimpses to be obtained of the
surrounding country are beautiful in the
extreme. Mr.. Wright and his assistants will
use their utmost endeavors to make guests
perfectly contented
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The following are
the hours for opening and closing mails:
During the week from. SO A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ
On Sundays from. ...~... 6 to p. NJ
CHARLESTON AND WESTERN MAILS.
Opens at....5 P. NJ. Closes ut. so p. NJ.
CHARLESTON NIGHT MAIL.
Opens ut. .81a A. M. Closes at. Az p. NJ.
GREENvILLE MAIL.
Opens Mt. 5 P. NJ Closes at. .81s p. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL.
Opens att P. NJ. Closes at. .12t, P. NJ
SUPREME COURT, May 4-The following
cases were heard:
John Moore, et al 3, ads. J. l.. Kilgore, et
al. Mr. Baxter for motion. Mr.. CARING.
ton contra. Mr.. Baxter in reply.
Joseph Caldwell and W. W. McMorris,
executors. et al, ads. w. H. Gilliland ct aL
Mr.. Jones for motion. Mr.. Darlington
contra. Mr.. Baxter in reply.
Martin T. Leaphart, administrator, et al,
ads. Mary Leaphart and Polly Leaphart.
Mr.. Fort for motion.
AS excursions by newspaper men from the
North are now the order of the day, it has
been suggested thata party of Southern ed
,tors be formed, for trip to the North dur
ing the coming month. What say the South
Carolina Knights of the Quill? Business
will, doubtless, be slack at that season, and
little wholesome recreation, besides an in
sight into matters and things about the large
cities Of that portion of the United States,
will be particularly gratifying. This idea
was thrown out by q Northern editor, who
had been kindly received during an extend
ed Southern tour
! PAINFUL ACCIDENT-THREE MEN SERIOUS
LY INJURED. morning, about 10
O'Clock, as a push car belonging to one of
the section masters on the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad was leaving the
yard, one of the forward wheels was broken
in two and the occupants of the car precipi-
tated upon the track and severely injured by
the advancing vehicle. The names of the
injured men, all white, are: Nathaniel Will
son, knee broken and face terribly mangled
Sebe Dukes, compound fracture of left leg
and severe bruises; John Mayner, badly
bruised in head and body. Drs Darby.
Talley, Smith, Geiger and Trezevant were
promptly on the spot and rendered efficient
professional aid. The wounded men oil
have families dependent upon them, we be-
lieve
Die Motlen,ceA for May has been received.
We have seen many illustrated fashion jour
nails, but this one surpasses them all, in quan-
tity, quality and elegance. The bewitching
fashions given in this journal are selected,
as we are informed, from the most reliable
houses in Paris and Berlin. This is n fea-
fure altogether new with publishers of
fashion journals. which does great credit to
Mr.. Lipperheide, of Berlin. Some idea
may be formed Of its Importance when we
state that it is now published in twelve diff
ferent languages, and Mr.. s. T. Taylor, of
391 Canal street, New York, is importing it