The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-20
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copies Of the PKaNlx RI ave eents;a:Ln
Q. F. Jackson, Esq. { s. Is ii shesnsi for
Clarks indelible pencil, fotl maj mai King 1f iii il.
men, DO. 3 It answers every purpooss OF
indelibleink, and IL, at the ;same! time.
| more convenient Clotlieg.sitarksrsgwill
appreciate it,. !li93fri g eiyfs{
Plain and fanoy coloredi printing exe.
outed with neatness and 7espatcb, on the
most reasonablel terms. i All the latest
styles OF cards, &c. on hand and printed
in excellent style, at the PHGNN office.
The following changes have been an
nounced at the Executive De apartment:
Il. J. Fox; Trial Justice for Chesterfield;
J. Q. Cousart. removed from thes poai:
ton of Trial Justice of Ian caster Cpnn-
ty; %. J. Caughman has resigned the po.
sition OF Coroner Of Lexington County.
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues, dodgers,
posters, hand-bills, bill.heads- In fact,
everything in the way Of job printing
gotten up in the best style and on terms
that VIC pledge ourselves viii be satisiao-
tory to all parties. With approved ma
chinery and steam power, we, challenge
comparison in prices. 7.ido i.i1;s: ;;i1
Mons. Berger. who is well known :for,
his skill in impnrtipg instruction, ); 10
tripping the light fahtabtic tosi' com
mences dancing school in Columbia in
a short time. laR. il -i,fi33 ifi33' RI If: i4:tsss&
Just received q lot Of indest.r1otible
tags; also. lot OF new style. business
and fancy cards. including the beautiful
rose tint -ti-iir l.t.ts.,.' l,If.H
Mrs. McCormick. notifies the ladies' Of
the receiptof another lot Of those tasty
suits. They are neat, cheap and eonve-
nient n IN mi III Il +; +; s,ii;- Esiii;-
Book and job printing of every kind
attended to promptly at PHGNIx Office.
North Carolina is about the only South
ern State that never wishes to revert to
the Holden time. ,:, stS-S
There's no more use trying to prevent
large and destructive cotton yield than
there is in trying to fit Ben Butler tor
celestial glory. It just can't be. done,
and we eay plant big cotton crops; ne
gleot your corn, apd hogs, and il you
don't have jpbilanl felicity; zheriffs and
trustees willard that's all the same.
r The Exchange House is being over
hauled and put ID order Tor the Summer
campaign ,Mrs , Ratfy, formerly of
the Carolina Hdhsb,sb .c6hnected with
the establishment, and will be pleased to
furnish his friends With eitheEa .'plain"
or ''mixeI:y q g4{-8a I:
A colored man was struck. on the head
by another yesterday afternoou.sy
piece Of iron. and had his skull frac-
tured. The wound is considered serious
Chief of Police Jackson has discover
ed depot for stolen goods, in the lover
part OF tho city, and has recovered,
number Of articles. We refrain nom
further particulars, as the police are on
the trail OF other'parties. Aftfir1
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Among the arrivals at the Nickerson,
yesterday. we notice that of Rev. T.sW.
White and family, from Arkansas. ;Mr.
White is the recently elected President
Of Reidville Female College. Spartan
burg County. Mrs. White, we learn, is
the eldest daughter OF the late Richard
Z. Cralle, Of Virginia widely aud we'll
known throughout our State as 1.-The
biographer OF Hon. John O.. Calhoun.
She will doubtless DO warmly welcomed
by the many warm friends and admirers
Of her fnther. -. .,s 33lil5S,
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SurnEME CouRT, April 10. The court
met at 1OA. NJ. Present Chief Justice
| Moses and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright.
Ec parle J. II. Williams Petition for
admission to practice. Mr.. Chamberlain
for petitioner Motion granted. Mr..
Williams took the oath prescribed, and
his name was enrolled as an attorney,
solicitor and counselor Of the courts Of
this State.
E:e parte W. .Brice Robinson. Peti.
tion for admission to practice. Messrs.
Attorney General Chamberlain, Haynes.
worth and Mcqueen were appointed