The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-01
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New York papers report vegetables
arriving i94NewKork from the South in
great nambers, especially by the Charles.
Ton liHc,,;, foa. hundred toaA q ..'which
were received ~ steamer, .NeY potatoes
IRE now received in largo quantities from
South Carolina and Georgia. i''is't'4. .
Several important changes in the hopis
Of delivering and closing the mails, have
been made: SEQ ''Nail Arrangements"
Pamphlets, briefs, catalogues; dodgers,
posters, hanl-bills, BILL -hends-in fact,
everything in the way Of Job printing
gotten up in-the best>st5le and on,terms
that We pledge ourselves will be satisfat.
tory to al, parties. Wi.h approved ma.
ohinery aud steam power, wo challenge
comparison in prices. ie..
Frora our dispatches, it will be seen
that the storms of,tlie past few days
have not been, confined to our Immediate
vicinity, but have been. general Through
out the country Us
Mn 9. !. 4sckeep. .reqews his. qardAo
the pubic in this mornings issue.
-heyy's afnseum for j Janas is to hand. I,
This number closes tae> fifty- ninth
valume. The July number begins new
volume. Terms sl.5O year, or rs cents
for six months: Horace 3. Fuller. pub
Usher, Boston, Mass.
Charleston and other cities are, coh-
aidering the closing up Of business
hours every Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, during the summer.
Tho Marion &ar advertises nearly Elk
columns,of delinquent land sales, 4! ,'
We learn that the FIRE engine which the
Independents sold to Walhalla Tell off the
car while in transit. Damages not te.
ported. tS..af III f ll!...
Our,readers should be on the look. out
for counterfeit bills. Many Of the pa
pers from neighboripg cities contain ac-
counts-of tho passing Of spurious money,
and thatJ there are persons engaged in
circulating<the queer" South of Mason
and Dixon's line as, o business. Several
counterfeits Of largo bills have been dis
covered in Savannah, Augusta and at.
lanta, we learn. ~. ~.
MAIL AnnANoEMKsrs.- Northern
mail opens at $50 P. NJ; closes $50
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
P. A.; closes 1880 "A. IL, Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes g. 90
p. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 P.
M.; closes $50 A. NJ. Western mail
opens 8. 80 A. NJ. .closes I. 80 p. Al. On
Sunday Office open from 8 TO 4'P. NJ.
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/ SupREME CounT,e WEpNEsDAx. May 81.
The Court met at 10 A. M. Present.
Chief Justice Moses aud Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright. -'sN
Charles D. Ahrens -ps. the President
and Directors OF the State Bank. Con-
tinued by consent!
y. s, Bulov et al. ts. G.. o. Witte.
Mr.. Memmjngcr was heard for appellant
in reply. On motion Of Mr.. Phillips,
the appellant obtained leave 60 complete
ii ,:s executors osi ". a.. Alaton us.
devisees of ". A. Alston, eu parte Richard
Lathers, executor. TO he submitted on
. printed arguments. j
. The cases offs the State e1 rel. the
Grand Lodge OF Ancient Free M0sons,
respondents. vs. George Addison, Ntf
Sheriff, appellant, and the State e.c rel.
the HiberDian Society OF Charleston. 8.
c.. respondents. :ps. the same, appellant,
were heard together. Mr.. stone was
heard for appellant. Mr.. O'Cohnor for
respondents. asi
S. 3. Clownoy, @. G. P, rs. James
Cathcart et al. appeal dismissed and de-
! cree affirmed l,,99I i, Qpinion by Associate;
Ats P. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Thursday, June. /, at 10 A. NJ.
HOTEL ARRIvA1.s, May 81. NicGe.son
House--Thos. II. Law, Spartanburg;
Mrs F.. Amin and child, Hamburg; G.
A.. Carlton. slater and daughter, States
vile; ". T. Thompson, Walhalla; J.H.
Alexander, Miss j. @. Mcqueen, Miss
| K. Mcqueen, Camden; Mrs. George
NIoff3tt and two daughters, Adams Cut;
J. H. Averil!, Charleston; A, T. Miller.
Wiunsboro; w. r. Kline. Rock Hill; j.
T. Constable, Augusta; H. Lee, Ohas.
E. Porter, Greenville; J. O. Fagg, Char