The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-20
THn nINJUanD.-we are highly era.

the three persons who were so terri
bly, injured at the fire on Monday
Last. are improving. Mr.. Tozer is
almost q Lazarus-cuts, burns and
bruises from the crown of his head to
the soles of his feet. His wounds
are painful, but are rapidly healing.
Mr.. Ryan's left leg was badly broken
near the ankle, and he received other
injuries; his physicians think he is
doing remarkably we'll aad the patient
is in good spirits. Mr.. Beckham-
who, in addition to his broken limb,
received severe internal injuries
complains of utepains in his breast
and other pa-ts of his body. Last
night, he was quiet and seemed dis
posed to sleep. His limb is consider
ably infamed.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES This Day
Trinity Church-Rev. P. J. Shand,
Rector, 10Ls a. m. and p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. j. J.
O'Connell, Pastor, 10 a. m. and 3
p. m.
Marion Street Church-Dr. George
Howe, 1O11 n. m. Rev. M. Atkinson,
81 p. m.
Washington Street Ohapel-Rev.
N. Talley, 1O1l a. m.; Rev. J. B.
Adger, d. D., 81 p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. a.
R. Rude, 1O1a n. M.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. Z.
Boggs, 101S a. m. and p. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. IL. Rey-
nolds, 101. n. m.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SOUTH CAROLINA, sitting ut Colum-
bia, November Term, 1868, Hon.
George S. Bryan, District Judge,
presiding, Saturday, December -,
1868. Court opened at 10 o'clock
A. M.
ISSUE DOCKET.
The jury rendered verdicts for the
plaintiffs in the following cases, to
wit: George Page & Co. vs. A. J.
Gonzales. Rutledge g. Young for
plaintiffs; NJ. P. O'Conner for de-
fendant. Verdict Sc, 6,3O064
George Searight US. Bank of the
State. Brewster e Spratt for plain
tiff; w. CT. DeSaussure for defendant.
Verdict $3,967.
Hugh McCrea rs. Bank of the
State. Brewster &c Spratt for plain
tiff. w. G. DeSaussure for defend
ant. Verdict $780,,
NJ. e. Alexander rs. H. G. Pride.
Melton & Melton for plaintiff; S. p.
Hamilton for defendant. Verdict for
SS42. 10.
INQUIRY DOCKET.
William McRoberts ps. Deighan &
Baker. Rutledge & Young for plain
tiff. The Judge, under the 10th rule
of Court, decreed damages for plain
tiff at S2,07O.62.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ec parte Morris Alexander. Peti-
tion for final discharge. j. N. Ma
than, pro. pet. Order of reference
to Register Carpenter, and final
hearing ordered on 10Th January,
1869.
Er pacte Alfred Price. Petition as
above. Brown & Mikell, pro. pet
Same order as above.
E.c pdrte James B. Hair. Petition
as above. Simeon Fair, pro. pet.
Order of reference to Register Sum
mer, and final hearing to be had on
10Th January, 1869.
Ea1parte John Meghan, in re F. G.
DeFontaine. Petition to establish
lien. F. w. McMaster, pro. pet.
Order of reference to r. 3. Carpen-
ter, Register, to report, &c.
Er parte L. P. Wagner, in ne Hunt
& Brothers. Petition for final dis
charge. McCrady e. Son, pro. pet.
D. Il. Corbin, contra. Case ordered
to be docketed and tried at January
term, 1869.
E,c parte John p. Aull. Petition
for final discharge. Simeon Fair,
pro. pet. Upon favorable report of
Register Summer, Judge signed order
and certificate of final discharge.
E:r farte II. M. Ross. Petition rs
above. S. P. Hamilton, pro. pet.
Order of reference to w. J. Clawson,
Register.
Er parte Francis M. Chisolm. Pc
tition for voluntary bankruptcy. S.
P. Hamilton, pro. pet Same order
as above.
E!c parte Charles s. Price. in re