The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-08

siaippi, Afkansas and Florida. We lssirnI :
that large numbers will leave that sestion
soon for the Wost. /. ss<is,,.,t ~ g,71.ftix
MAIL AaaAneExzsrs. The Noarthessu,,. atI u,
mail opens 6.80A. N. and 400 p. M.;,,
CLOSES 8 P. NJ. and 11.00 A. M. Charles. :
ton day mail opens s. Is T. NJ. Closes q.
A.. III; night opens 100 A. M. !: o!oses
6.15 P. N. Greenville opens Gas p. H.;
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens e.8OiA. /,
NJ. and 1890 P. H.. closes 8 and f. M.
Wilmington opens $50 r. M.; ,clpass
1890 A. nj. On Sunday. the Office in
open from 3 to 4.P. N. "a, xs.,n a,,sr
SuPanME CoURT- TUESDAY, January
z. 1673.-The Court met at 10 A.. II, !;
Present-Ohief Justice Moses and:Asso.
siste Jnst!ccs Wright and willard. @''s, =
Ex parte Lionel, J. Noah petition to
practice in the Supreme Court. Mr. ].
A. Dnnbar pro. pei, The petitioner hsv-
ing filed the necessary papers, the petit.
ton was granted, and he WAS swosn as
an attorney and counsellor of. the Su.;
preme Court. .'. - :, :.
The State er rel r, G. SILVER el al. vs.
s. L. Hoge, as Comptroller. General
petition for mandanaus. Mr.. Chamber.
lain read reply to return. On motion of
Attorney. General Melton, further, time
was granted respondents to consider the
reply, to wit: Wednesday, 9Th.
At IL A. NJ, the Court adjourned
until tomorrow, at 10 A. H., when the
Eighth Circuit will be called. aEa'a ;
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OUTRAGE Yesterday afternoon, while
the members of the Palmetto Fire Com.
pany we're engaged in their anniversary
celebration, and Immediately after their
brother firemen and guests had with
drawn, crowd of half-groTn negroes
attempted to enter the premises, when
the doors we're closed, and all intruders
elected. This seems to have reused the
ire Of the negroes, as they Immediately
threw great number of bricks and other
missiles into tho yard, among the fre.
men, striking Mr. VIM. Kennedy in the
face, ipfiicting painful wound, and hit
ting Mr.. T. P.~Purse and others. This
is on Internal outrage, which merits the
most bitter condemnation. Those of
maturer years who were looking on and
encouraging the younger are disgrace
to their race; and We regret that we can
not record the arrest Of any Of the mis-:
creants by the police. ii. 49, is,
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PHGSixIANA. Med Buntline, now
roaming through the country on thea.
trical tour with Buffalo Bill and other
gentle youths, announces that he will
soon produce the startling drama Of
'.Blood, Brains and Hair; or, the Gut
throat OF Birthstone Gulch;" and the
roaring farce, Buckets OF Gurgling
Gore" r5s-g5
An untidy. man-Ono wearing an un-
tied neck.tie.
Women who are stuck up Those who
wear thick-soled shoes.
How to make boot last-take lessons
at last factory.
It is said that ones finger nails grow
at the rate of Tooth of an inch in ten
days Methuselah lived for 969 years.
Now suppose he had never cut his nails;
he would have gone down to the grave
with about sixty feet Of finger and toe
nails curling about his venerable form.
If Adam had lived until the present
time, he would lave had about 1000
yards OF nails about his person.
Stranger than "borrowed days''-Lent
terms.
The Louisville Courier Journal of
recent date heads its Southern news With
the folio wing synopsis, ell but the last
item of which is more applicable to
Northern than to Southern news: 70
Burned to h,-Euery alternate
Southern eechamgs. 70 x 1T J j,
Didn't know it was loaded. Seventy
nine Soultern papers. ss@1
More gin-honses burned.-AH the
Southern papers and taeir Souiher7s -ez.
changes.
A COOP THING Duly AppREo1ArED.-
No beneficial revolution ever goes back
ward; and this maxim is as; inyariable in
medicine as,in politics.S The advent of