The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-01

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1nf the,RHga1x is. .avsespts.
nant wafepah theb blooka-up gst.
aon Main stfset. above camdeH eH is
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On Sunday afternoon, while Messrs
6Wanaeld. Green and Porter were riding
in avehicle on Plain street. the king
bolt either broke or came out. letting
The body Of he.carriage down suddenly
and throwing the occupants forward
with considerable force. They were oil
seriously out and bruised.
On Saturday last, the mili-dam of
Captain Taylor, in Lexington, few
miles from Columbia, was washed away,
and number Of trout were grounded
aud picked up. One Of them-an eight
pounder-was disposed of to mine host
OF tho Wheeler House. and. on Sunday,
eve" had tie pleasure Of assisting in
disposing Of him. It was oapitally pre-
pared-and 30, in fact, were the accom-
paniments.
Mr.. 8. E. Caughman. of Lexington,
is about to open a school for the eluca-
ton os Confederate soldiers orphans.
1t is to be lucated in Lexington, and is
to be entirely free TO all those who lost
their natural protector during. the war.
Mr.. Caughnan is thoroughly in earnest,
aud it is to be hoped he will meet with
the success which such an enterprise de
serves.
Parties are requested to remit money
by money order or registered letter. as in
tho present: unsettled condition of the
mails. money is continually being lost.
No less than six letters. containing
money intended for the PHGN1x, have
been lost during the past two months.
Mr.. B. Sohwerin has opened fresh
stock of boots, shoes and hats. in the
store immediately South of the PHGN1x
office. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jacob
Sulzbacher. He proposes to sell at low
agures, and requests persons in need OF
head or foot wear to give him call.
A number of persons have been 'play-
ing hoss'' during the past week or two
being down with complaint somewhat
resembling the epizootic.
| For the Information Of members OF
the bar, We publish the following order
of tho Circuits, to lie called at the ensu-
ing April term of the Supreme Court
Seventh Circuit, Tuesday, April Is;
Fourth Circuit, Thursday. April IT;
First Circuit. Monday, April 81; Fifth
Circuit. Monday, April %; Eighth Cir
cult, Wednesday. April 80; Second Cir
cult, Friday, May 2; Third Circuit,
Tuesday, May 6; Sixth Circuit, Wednes-
day. May z.
Now winter is really gone; and the
ladies. bless 'eml will aoon look over
their thin muslin dresses aud sing
"Nuno dimity."
Gov. Moses has appointed Arthur Nj.
Mackey Trial Justice OF Fairfield, rice
John J. Neil, removed; Sheppard D.
Gilbert, Notary Public for Beaufort.
Trial Justice for Barnwell, J. G. Smith,
Dice Lunsford T. Harley. removed. Ste
phen G. Ellis, Notary Public, Martin Is
Station, Bsrnwell County. J. L. Neagle,
Director Of South Carolina Penitentiary.
vice @. 81. Baldwin, resigned.
Messrs. John Agnew & Son, among
other useful articles, offer for sale the
Warren hoe-whioh is regarded as one
of the beat.
The ceremony of "taking the veil"
was performed at Vale Crucis, near this
city, yesterday. The recipient was o
Miss Spann.
The improved stationary and mounted
engines manufactured by Mr.. Richard
Tozer, of this city, arc gaining reputa-
ton as wide as the country. He is in
almost daily receipt of fattering letters
attesting their excellence.
Hard Times McClary, convicted ut
Williamsburg County, February term,