The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-01

stimulant. try the Woodcock Whisker.
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Send your daughters to the Female
College, at Duo West. The session opens
Monday, the 3D. October.
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Miss Buie will commence tho exercises
OF her school, about the 18th inst. On
the corner of Plain and Marion streets.
NEW LUMBER MILL.-NIessrs. Ruff &
Rawl, six miles from our city, on the
Lexington side, are now selling in this
market good and sound lumber.
a large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Reform Club in Wards and 1 was
held last night. Addresses were deliy
cred by Col. Thomas, Z. W. Scibcls and
John Il. Sion.
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NExT-Oc-
ToBER 3.-We havo been requested TO
give notice that mass meeting of the
citizens Of Richland, in sympathy with
the Reform movement. will be held on
Monday next, at II o'clock a. In., in the
Park Distinguished speakers are ez-
pected to address the meeting.
Posr OFFICE Hours. Northern mail
opens 430 P. NJ. closes II A. M.
Charleston and Greeuviiie, open 40
P. NJ; close $50 A. M.
Western, opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
2.45 P. NJ.
Charleston: evening, opens A. NJ;
closes p. Nj.
Office open Sundays from half-past
4 o'clock to half-past S.
We dislike very much to appear queru-
lous, but it would crafty us exceedingly
if some individual would do us the dis
tingtished favor to inform us what ails
the gas? It has burned somewhat like
what we Imagine the "blue-lights" did
in years agone, fo- the past few nights,
and there is on ample margin for i'm
provement. Will not the "masler of tile
situation" let us have light?
LOCAL SK11L-.'THE CITY MACHINE
Works. Our active and enterprising
fellow citizen, p. Tozer, Proprietor of
the City Machine Works, halted q fine
locomotive on wheels in front of our
Office, and allowed us to inspect his
work. We found it fine specimen of
mcchanical:ski 1t was an Lighthouse
power engine, bearing the name of
General Bratton, and was on its way
to that well-known citizen and planter
Of Fo.r HaI1 f..1
posted in his business, and is quick to
adopt every improvement.
SUPREME COURT, September 3O.--
Present Chief Justice Moses and Asso-
ciatc Justices Willard and Wright.
Mr.. Hutson resumed his argument for
| respondents in the Blackville and Barn
we'll case. Mr.. Maher was heard on the
same side. Mr.. Attorney General Cham
berlain in reply. Decision reserved.
The following opinions have been
filed:
Edgar W. Charles vs. c. Coker G. Bro,
Ell al Decree modified and case remand
ed. William j. White rs. r. J. kibbs,
Administrator. Decree set aside and case
relnnndcd.
J. S. q. Richardson, Esq, OF Sumter,
was appointed Reporter of the Court
Dice William Hutson Wigg, Esq, re-
signed.
Mr.. Albert NJ. Boozer was re-appoint-
ed clerk.
HOTEL Arrivals, September 3O.-
Columbia Hotek-D. M. Ward, J. J. Car
rington, Newberry; W. Z. McMelty,
Fairfield; j. G. Wannamaker, Orange
burg; S. G. Gilbert, Charleston; W. l..
Hill, w. H. Dickson, J. NJ. Hill, ". H.
McKinstry, B. w. Payne, Memphis; G.
S. Dale, D. M. Georges, Ala; VIM.
Fort, Lexington; A. s. Duncan, Green
vile; D. S. Maxwell, Anderson; J. S.
Cray ton, Pendleton; J. w. Davis, F. NJ.
Pope. G. w. Doyley, Il. e. McBee, Alex.
McBee, Jr., Greenville; "A. Jefferson,
wife and four children, Richmond; John
son Hagood, Greenvile; W. Fl. Town
send and wife, Aiken; Robt Tannahill,
New York.
Nicherson House.-N. A. Lockett, r.
q. McCreery. Alabama; B. Donahue, G.
DAILY, New York;T. J. Steers, 3. r. r.;