The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-09

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90. snneonoe. through the nolamns ,of
the PH@H1x. this morning; that thsfsl
will be . grand opening Of, millinery
goods ct their establishment. Tomorrow
morning. the 10th instant. They intend
to make IL the event of the season. The
prices. the quality and the style. have
been fixed and selected with the chief
aim OF pleasing every Imaginable taste.
To THE LAD1Es--We have good news
in onr columns. this morning. for the
ladies. The latest styles OF hats, bon
metz, laces and oth6F millinery EcS4=
have just been brought to this market
by Mrs. @. e. Reed. which have bsen
selected through her good taste. Mrs.
Reed will have an opening and exhibi-
tion of her goods on Thursday morning,
the 10th inst
MAIL ARRANaxaKNrs.- s.-The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 8. 90 p. NJ;
closee 8 p. NJ. and IL. 90 A. M. Charles
ton day mail opens g. Is r. NJ; CLOSES 6
A. H.; night opens TOO A. NJ; CLOSES
6.1b P. M. Greenville opens 6.45 P. NJ;
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens 6.8O A.
IL. and IL. 80 P. NJ; closes 8 and 1.P.,M.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ: closes
1870 A. III. On Sunday the Office 10
open from 3 to P. If.
PHGNIx1ANA.--A criminal court.
sparkling another mans wife.
A question Of privilege ge-asking to 20
home vith girl.
A straight line is the shortest in morals
as in geometry.
The less the temptation is to sin, the
grcaicr is that sin.
A number OF persons who have broken
| their backs in the service OF the Govern.
ment. propose, in humble imitstion of
Congress. to ask for back pay.
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SUPREME CouRr. COLUMBIA, April g.
Jonathan Wright vs. W. E. Charles,
The question submitted to the court in
| answered in the negative; and it is.
therefore. ordered that the judgment be
rendered in favor of William E. Charles.
the defendant. Opinion by Moses. @. J.
Henry Halfacre, appellant, ps. Richard
s. Whaley, respondent. Judgment Of
| the Circuit Court set aside and the case
remanded to it for another hearing.
Opinion by Wright. A. J.
INsrRUorioNs TO CouxTY School CoA
MIssloNERs.- In forwarding the state
ments to the several County School
Commissioners of the apportlonment Of
the appropriation for school purposes,
J. K. Jillson, State Superintendent OF
Education. has issued the following cir
| cular, viz:
DEAR SIR: There has already been
forwarded to you, from this Office, state.
ment showing your Connty's portion OF
the State appropropriation of $500. 600.
for the support aud maintenance of free
common schools for the fiscal year end.
ing October 81, 1878. You will appof-
tion the same among the several school
districts OF your County. in proportion
to tue number Of children between six
and sixteen years of age. inclusive. See
Section 5 of AN Act concerpinp school
funds. approved February 20, 1873, and :
Section 6 OF An Act to make. appropria-,
tions aud raise supplies for the 6saaI
year commencing. November I, 1872
Do not allow the current school expenses
OF any school district under your super
vision to exceed the school revenue of
said school district for the current fiscal
year."
HOTEL ARRIVALS, April 8, 1873
Wheetsr Rouse-T J Van Alstym, r B
Van Alstym. Albany, N Y;J j CahilI.
Master Cahill. A L r r; 81 Nj Burger.
Newberry; Mrs NJ E Frye. N O; NJ L
Bonham. Edgeaeld; NJ Howard, Con-
neoticnt; VIM D Aiken: 81 A Smith,
Winnsboro; H Todd, 81 n Adams.
Chester; O A Darling, city; Mr. and Mrs
Wicks. nurse and child. Miss Wicks.
Goodwili; Samuel T Pointer, Spartan
burg; Capt D Telly. Augusta; J w Har-
rington. wife and two children, Marl-
boro; VIM q Earle. Greenviile.
Hendrix Hoase-M seay. Acton; W
J Stock. Woodward; W E Aiken, wife
and two children, Winnsboro; Rev WA
Gregg, Bishopville; Rev Mcqueen, J A
Mayes, Sumter; JOS @ Bingoss, Oiaren. I
don; W w Bpdlee, Sumter; Rev e H