The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-15
TO SUBSCRIBERS AND AnvRnr1suas

Orders for advertisements, job work,
ETC., must be accompanied with the
CASH. No exceptions can be made.
Ordinary advertisements 81 per square
of nine printed lines for first insertion:
ifty cents each subsequent insertion:
weekly. monthly and yearly rates fur-s
nishod on application. Advertiser enis
inserted once q week, 81 each insertion.
Marriages ard funeral invitations. 81.
Notices in local colutnn fifteen cents n
line, each insertion.
NAIL LAEHASaEMENTs. Il he Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, P. NJ. CLOSES
II a. NJ. 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens 8
A. A., 80 Y. NJ; closct s A. M.,6P.
I'll. Western opens A. NJ, 12.3OP. NJ:
closes 6. 1.30 P. Al. Greenville opens
6.45 2. NJ; closeo ga. n. Wilmington
opens 4 2. NJ; closes 1890 A. NJ. On
Sunday open from 2:3e to 8. SOP. Nj.
SUPREME CoURT DECISIONS. SATURDAY.
March IA, 1874.-The Columbia Water
Power Company, respondents, vs the
city OF Columbia, appellants. Motion
dismissed per curiam. Opinion to bo
fled hereafter.
The decision Of Judge Carpenter in
favor OF the Columbia Water Power
Company is sustained.
The oases of Cochran vs. Darcy and
Darcy 0s. Cochran, recently decided. in.
| volved the judgment Of the court in the
case Of Kennedy, 2 8. O. r ZIG, and
under the authority of Gum rs. Barry.
decided by the Supreme Court of the
Unlted States. Is Wall, 6lO, that iude-
ment il reversed. The court saws:
I've yield ready assent to what Nj.
Justice Grior Gays in Cook cs. Maffat, et
dA, 8 Howard, 30S." .'rhe Constitu-
ton of the United States IL the aunreme
law Of the land and binds every forum.
whether it derives its authority from
State or from the United States. When
this court has declared State legislation
To be Ia conflict with tho Constitution
OF the United States, and therefore void,
tue State tribunals are bound to con-
form to such decision"
-~>>--~~--~~--------x .
PHGNI1rANA.-An exchange saya that
an aching tooth is 'rooted SORROW"
So is turnip patch with dozen pigs
in it.
Most fashionubes regard fine dinner
as matter of course.
How superior is one deed OF love 10
reaEs Of sentiment.
"Time was made for slaves;'"' there
fore the freedmen are never at leisure TO
do any work at tho appointed moment.
Women can bluster around and busy
themselves about nothing and work
hard at that.
Fashion now prescribes that the
throats OF ladies shall not be rnfl.d,
but their tempers may be.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hardy Solomon-Cheap Goods.
r & W. G. Swaffisld- Clothing.
w. D. Love & Co.-Dry Goods.
! ~. -. CO. CO. .,-::o-.
| Brissen 3en's Dancing Academy.
Hope & Gyles-Potato Slips.
Meeting of Myrtle Lodge, X. of P.
| Spnrtanburg aud Ashevll.e' Railroad.
Communication of Co!um bia Lodge.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. March IA, 1874
Columbia Hotct-G W Thames. N c; Fl
G Mazyck, Charlcston; JIM Seegler, G
& G r II; JAS i Harling. Aiken; Med
Arledge. Charlotte; 8 Rains, Georgia;
JOS MulIin. Norfolk; W j Acker, Wash
ington; II B Titus, New York; E II
Potter. Providence; @ X Knowles, city;
0 NJ SaddIer, N G.; W w Wilkinson,
| Virginia; Edward Burton, Philadelphia;
Jas b Campbell, Charleston; Jabez Nor
tou. Chester; JUS W Stuart, Blackstock;
D NJ Pattie, d L Madigan, Baltimore;
Z b Cohen, Georgia; Mrs A B Lawton,
l. B Lyous. Philadelphia.
Hena,ir House-W Nj Murdith, 2 G
M:oodemus. W b Quincy, Baltimore; 7
Mackey, Chester; @ A Field, Norfolk;
| w 81 Craine, 8 c.; " w Cloud, Doko;
John A Sloan, N O; @ w Reed, New.
berry.
Wheeler House-G A PhclIz, Va; FH
Raymund, N Y; N A Bull, Orangeburg;
E 81 Craige. j O Massengale, W A Brad
ley, Ga; l. II Mellichamp, N C;JB
Johnston, M G Rittenberg. Snmter; G
T. Bot z. + McCrady, Charleston; " r
Harmount. N Y; E Hollider, Chicago; !;
J Fl Cathcart, T b Madden, Winnsboro; !;
l q