The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-09
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OASh'-Our terms are strictly cash.
Ii an advertisement is to be inserted.
hand over the money; if paper is
subscribed for, the money must ac-
company the order-otherwise no
attention will be paid to them. This
is rule which will be adhered to.
"a Citizen" nimonishes buyers of
fowls, to be particular as to whom they
make their purchases from. Raids
have been made upon numberless
poultry yards recently, and the con-
tents disposed of to unsuspecting in
dividuals. "Citizen," also, COM
plains that it is dangerous to attempt
to arrest these robbers, us they are
generally armed, aud will not hcsi-
tate to use their weapons. We
would advise that warrant sent by
leaden messenger might have the
desired effect
Nor IN TIE Bills. Tie stiff North
westerly wind which prevailed yes
terday, from "early dawn to rosy
eve, and later, without being so ad-
vertised.) produced one result which
was not on the bills, but was none
the less acceptable to the party con-
cerned, if we have correct appre-
hension Of the good intentions of
the genial agent of Dan Castello's
Circus-that is to say-H did his
dloming for him cfcciireiy--indeed, we
think too effectively, because it blew
away all his posters. This result,
however, will not damage the claims
which Castello has upon our pleasure
seekers. inasmuch as every body in
this community knows that no one
can presume to offer better or more
rational amusement. to the public
than Dan will give on Saturday next.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT for
South Carolina, sitting at Columbia
November Term, 1868, Hon. George
S. Bryan, District Judge, presiding.
Tuesday, December 8, 1868.
Court opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
United States rs. John Crowley
and James Maboney, violation of in
ternal revenue laws, not affixipg reve-
nue. stamp, &c. d. Il. Corbin, James
ID. Tradewell. Jury No. l, charged
with the case, rendered verdict of
'not guilty"
ISSUE DOCKET.
The Rogers Locomotive Works rs.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad
Company. w. e. Martin for plain
tiff, Simonton & Barker for defen-
dant. On motion of counsel for de-
fendant, it is ordered that plaintiff do
give security for costs before the first
day OF the next term of this court,
and that in failing so TO do the case
be dismissed.
The Lacawana Iron Company Us.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad
Company. Campbell & Seabrook for
plaintiff, Simonton e Barker for de-
fendant. Same order as above.
Edwin Parsons Us. South Western
Railroad Bank. Yeadon &c Hanckel.
and Memminger & Jervey, for plain
tiff, W. A. Pringle for defendant. On
motion Of attorneys for plaintiff, it is
ordered that the case be reinstated
on the docket and that the 18th of
April, 1869, be assigned as the day of
trial.
S. e w. r. Davie cs. Churchill b.
Jones, et al. Trespass to try title.
Leave to plead to the cause was
granted to Messrs. Porter & Conner,
attorneys for the heirs of Mrs. r. S.
Bedon.
In the following cases, Messrs.
Brewster & Spratt, representing
plaintiffs, and Messrs. Porter & Con
nor representing defendants, verdicts
were rendered by jury for the plain
tiffs, as follows, viz:
Hugh AIcCrea rs. the Bank of
Hamburg. Verdict $1,510.
George Searight vs. the Bank of
Hamburg. Verdict 1910.
James Bankhead us. the Bank of
Hamburg. Verdict 81, 1857.
James M. Goodloe vs. the Bank of
Hamburg. Verdict $685..
VIM. A. McCrea rS. the Bank of
Hamburg. Verdict 81 500.
William Williams rs. the frank Of