The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-27
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Inc state eC 7et. Robert III. Adams rS
j. 8. Fillebrown, Trial Justice Order of
Rutland. j., reserved. This decision sus-
tains tho coustitutionality Of the Trial
Justice law.
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Periodicals.. Peters Musical MontAlv,
for February, contains its usual variety
OF beautiful music. 1t is II mystery how
the publisher can furnish so much vulu-
able music for such n small sum, and Il
still greater mystery to see our musical
friends spending their loose change for
sheet music when they eau get from
twelve to fifteen pieces of music for the
small sum Of thirty cents. by buying this
magazine. The February number CON
tains the following pieces, printed from
full size music plates. and worth $3.50
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tho mites-Sunday School hymn and
chorus Hail to the Lords anointcd.
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EUE\l. CAEuLTSlAS / EEEi:,AEY No
agricultural magazine, from any part Of
the country, prints monthly so much
matter Of direct homo interest to the
Southern planter and farner as the RE-
| rat CHrli,i,u. It's contributors arc most
ly Southern planters Of large practical
experience. such rs Aiken, Peuduton,
Graves, Jones, Wilkes, Eerchmans, and
| other equally familiar names, and its
contributors from abroad are very dis
tingnishcd men in their special line, as
Drccr, OF Philadelphia, Dodge, OF Wash
ington, and Commissioner Riyet- -Carnac,
Of British India. The present number
is no exception to tic rule. Pendlcton's s
exposure of Nille's theory Of farming
without manure, Aiken's second paper
on Southern stock farming, and several
first rate papers from various planters on
experiments with commercial fertilizers,
will bo read with interest by all engaged
in rural pursuits. The Rnl1A and the
WEEKLY CLEANER will be furnished at
81 per anrum.
THE LoDrY RISG.-One Of the Mo-
saics. who probably failed to get his own
little bill done, thus spitefully attacks
the Legislative lobby in wierd. wild
vail of sarcasm:
I'm Capt Smith Of the lobby ring,
Who tuxcs folks until they sing,
And thinks of measures that will bring
The money in our fingers;
My friends for me they rise to urge,
They rise to urge, they rise to urge,
That all for health We have them purge
Their homes of nasty corners.
And Capt. Smith, each friend he
says,
Well SEQ that all somo money phys,
TO help us live in easy ways,
For wo belong to the lobby
When first rolling began,
10 make it pay was still my plan,
BY means never closely scan
They sometimes don't smell pleasant.
For rs our shaded friends lay tax,
Our friends lay tax, our friends lay tax,
On apple pies, or those convex
Arrangements that you know of.
I'm Capt. Smith, and strut about
With airs immense, and laugh and
hOut
At folks who say as 20 out,