The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-03-31
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SUPREME Court DECISION, March 20.
"A. Carter vs. D. b Brown. New
trial ordered. Opinion by Willard, a.
J. Moses. @. j., and Wright, A. J.. con-
CURED.
MAIL ARnANaEMRNTs.-T Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens Gao A. NJ; closes 6. 90
2. NJ Greenville mail opens GAS p.
NJ; closes 600 A. ri. Western mail
opens 9.o0A A. NJ: closes I. 80 P. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to 4P. NJ.
BIBLE SoorErY. forty-seventh
anniversary Of the Columbia Bible So
ciety will occur this Sunday evening,
at the Baptist Church in this city, on
which occnsion sermon will be deli
vered by Rev. j. L. Reynolds, D. D.
Service will commence at ~ O'Clock.
All denominations are respectfully in
vited to attend. A collection will be
taken up in behalf of Bible distribution.
RURAL CARoLINIAN.- With it's accus-
toned punctuality, this notify for April,
scnroely reached, and surely not er-
celled, by another working in the same
field OF thought. came to us yesterday.
The articles are varied, to the point, and
just long enough. DR.. Charles Upham
Sheppard, Jr., the we'll l-known chemist,
assumes control of the department of
applied chemistry and mineralogy in o
lucid Introductory, and calls attention to
his assumption of the charge and the
completeness of his laboratory.
Cry MATTERS. Tho price of single
copies Of the PHOENIX is fvo cents.
Messrs. Hendrix s. Brother are in re-
ceipt OF another lot of that Justly -cele-
brated "Mazeppa" family -four, which
has given such general satisfaction.
They are the sole agents for this brand
Citizens should bear in mind that. ao-
| cording to the present law, they Gun only
vote for Mayor and the Aldermen in the
Ward in which they reside. All other
votes will be thrown out.
Our new sign is New.ton It is red
and can be the better read from the
fact OF being red, by any reader who
wishes to be the cleaner Of the intelli-
gence that this is the PHOENIX Office.
The Governor has appointed Charles
r. Titus and J. A. 81. Sanders, Notariea q
Public for Beaufort, and a. J. Stephens,
for Marion. ". E. Simonds has been
appointed Commissioner OF Deeds, resi-
dent at HARTFORD Connecticut. Isaac
Wicklifre, OF Walhalla, Trial Justice,
oice W. NJ. Woodin, removed. Edward
Honea, Of Ooonee, Trial Justice, pice J.
". Livingston, resigned
Mr.. McKenzie's ARCTIC soda fountain
is again in operation. None but the
choicest and purest syrups furnished.
Yesterday was moro spring-like than
any day we have yet experienced this
season, and as consequence tho beauty
and fashion Of the city were observable
on our principal thoroughfares.
Attention is directed to change in
the schedule Of tho Wilmington, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad.
Attention is directed to the advertise
mcnt of valuable property for sale in
Pickens County. we will make more
extended reference to this property and
its locality in future issue.
Mr.. j. II. Kinard makes largo dis
play in our issue this morning. Gall
and see his goods II we tell you what
he has, it will deprive you of the plea.
sure OF shopping, so call and see for
yourself.
Mrs. a. Mccormick announces that
her magnificent stock Of millinery goods
will DO open to the inspection of the
public on next Thursday and Friday.
This simple announcement will secure
numberlcss visitors.
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