The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-15
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copies of the PHOENIX is five cents.
Old newspapers for sale at PHOENIX
Office, ut fifty cents q hundred
A largo and varied lot of cards, suita-
bile for weddings. invitations, visiting
and business purposes have just been re-
ceivcd at this Office, which, owing to the
dull season, will be printed at low rates.
Gov. Scott hns removed the following
Trial Justices in Charleston County:
Wm. I. Lovett, Martin CauIfield, A. M.
Mackey, for encouraging petty litigation;
Henry G. Inwood, for bribery in office;
Edward Petty, for general incompetency
and using his official position to porse-
cute citizens. The Governor has made
the following appointments for Commits
sioncrs Of Elections and Trial Justices:
Beaufort Connty-J. G. Thompson, cics
Il. ii. Gleavcs, declined; w. @. Morri-
son, oice W. j. Verdier, declined; and j.
II. Norman for Coeton, rice G. l..
Johnston, declined. James P. Moore q
Trial Justice for Greenville County.
Jesse G. Smith, a Trial Justice for New
berry County. have resigned, as also
Henry W. Schroeder, Trial Justice for
Charleston County. whose designations
have been accepted.
Tho following is tho programme by
the 18th Regiment Baud for to m orrow
afternoon. at o'clock:
HABIT Trapt nick-step-Gupgl.
Overture Cullph do Bagdad- -Baldieu.
Ascension Waltz-Faust.
Scene from Robert la Diable- Meyer
beer.
Tanz Jubel Polka-Apisus.
An alteration occurred, few days
since, about ten miles from the city, be-
tween Thomas Roberts and James Davis.
(both white in which the latter received
severe wound in his left arm by knife,
which rendered amputation necessary at
the shoulder ioint-the operation being
performed by Dr. Darby.
We learn that Col. James II. Rion. as
attorney for Messrs. James M. Baxter
and Thomas Z. Jeter, has filed bill in
Eqnity against FL. G. Worthington and
the Spartauburg and Union Railroad,
for the foreclosure OF q mortgage On said
road, aud for the appointment of re-
ccivcr. Tue case was heard before
Judge Moses, at Cham bers, in Newberry.
on Thursday, asking for an Injunction
restraining tho agents of the road and
all others having funds belonging to the
road, from paying them over until the
whole case can be heard, which will be
at the noxt regular term of thu court for
Union County. Tho Injunction was
granted.
The attention of shippers and passen-
gers is called to the advertisement of the
"Greaf Southern Freight and Passenger
Line, Oid Charleston, S. c." A first
class steamer-the Mercedita been
put on, to run direct TO Boston. The
New York steamers run tri-weekly.
A poor but pious young man apollo
gized the other evening, while making q
call, for the muddiness of his boots. say.
ing he had not taken carriage, but
walked up with commendable econo-
N.Y." He was grieved when the lovely
being whom he adores inquired why he
didn't 'ask Mr.. Economy in"
Justice Jesse G. Smith, of Nowberry
County. has sent in his resignation to
the Governor, which has been accepted.
The firm of II. T. Bakor & Co., in
Charleston, formed in 1851, by Capt. II.
F. Baker and Mr.. Z. T. Sweegan, is dis
solved by mutual consent, after q con-
tinuous existence Of moro than twenty
years.
PnGSIXIASA.- A new abomination has
appeared i'll the vocabu!ary-''n ''nuptiated'
for married.
A good man, who has secn much of
the world, and is not tired Of it, says:
''Thc grand essentials to happiness are
something to do, something to love, and
something to hope for"
a punster challenged sick mans
vote ut the city election, on the ground
that he was an IN i'll legal voter.