The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-01-18

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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Yesterday morn
ing, while young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
". p. Xix was playing in the kitchen.
she fell into pot filed with hot water.
and was very severely scaided. Last
night, the little sufferer appeared more
comfortable.
SUPREME CoURr-January II, 1871.
The Court met at 10 A. M. Present.
Chief Justice Moses and Associate JUS
tices Willard and Wright.
A. P. Aldrich ps. Thomas J. Round.
tree Appeal abandoned.
E'c parte Louisa Strobel in re Jacob H.
Kalb, administrator, us. B. r. Watson
et al Mr.. Aldrioh for appellant.
Nathaniel +. Smith ct ua., ct al, ps.
Wilson %. Prothro ct al, executors. Mr..
Barnwell for appellants.
Paul Warren, guardian, ct ak, ads.
Andrew j. Reddish, by next friend. Mr..
Pope for appellants.
The following cases were continued:
Abel Robbins 0s. II. W. Kuhtmaun:
same vs. Bry Fretwell; John B. Earle vs.
j. w. Harrison ct al
At IL P. M. the Court adjourned
until Wednesday, 18th, 10 A. Nj.
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An enterprising young farmer, always
on the watch for information, indeed ON
enthusiast in his profession, ordered
"Rain upon the mown grass" and found
that it was-sermons.
| The Federal dead in and about Co.
lumbia are being removed to the Nation
al Cemetery at Florence.
The following appointments of Nota-
ries Public have been announced at the
Executive Department.: P. F. Frazee,
Columbia; John l.. Young. Unionville;
J. G. Sellers and J. NJ. johnson, of Ma
rion; A. w. Wolfe, of Pickens; and The
mas A. Rodgers, of Charleston.
After wedding it was formerly Gus
tom to drink honey dissolved in water
for thirty days-a moons age. Hence
the origin of the honeymoon.
An important change will be made in
the schedule of the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad on Sunday next.
and double daily service will be per-
formed See advertisement.
Many girl thinks she can do nothing
without husband. and when she gets
one finds she can do nothing with him.
President Bush, of the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, will accept our
thanks for complimentary ticket over
his road for 1871.
About half-past O'Clock last evening,
remarkably brilliant meteor lit up the
whole Northeastern sky. It's appear
ance was as sudden as it's departure, and
our astronomical editor being absent,
we were unable to prepare our readers
for its coming.
About ten families from the up-coun-
try passed through Columbia yesterday
en- route for Texas.
1t is disloyally intimated that the only
trouble with Smith at West Point is the
length OF his heels, causing his next
neighbor to step on them so often. The
Government can't afford to have it's CO.
diets riding around on Smiths heels.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, January 17.-Nic1-
erson House-W. Thompson, B. r. r.
r.; FL. d. Corset, Columbia; Warren