The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-19

We have been requested by Mr..
John Veal to return his thanks to the
unknown individual for remittance,
with the following endorsement: ''$7
for goods lost by good Mr.. Veal"
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Miss MoCuLLooH.-This young
lady of Columbia. now the prima
donna of the italian Opera Troupe
at Savannah, was given q compli-
mentary benefit recently. She pro-
missed to appear in the Barber of
Seville" It would, no doubt, be
agreeable to our citizens to hear Miss
Mc*Hss&loch here.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The pest
Office open during the week from 81
a. m. to 6 p. IN. On Sunday , from
AZ to 511a p. IN.
The Charleston and Western mails
nre open for delivery at Il. p. m., and
close at Slla p. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
So a. H., closes at 2. 45 y. IN. -
Greenville-Open for delivery SIX
p. m., closes at p. m.
"So1REE. We beg leave to call
attention to the soiree of the "Iadies
of Trinity Church." which will take
place to-day and tomorrow, 10Th and
Goth The low price of admission
puts it in the power of oil who are
disposed to be present, while the
character Of the entertainments, indie.
pendent of its object, will more than
repay. 1t is hoped that the public,
which has so generously sustained
all other charitable objects in behalf
OF which appeals to their sympathies
have been made, will not withhold
their aid from the ladies in their
labor of reverence aud love. We are
requested to state that the doors will
be open at ~ p. m. Admission 25
cents.
COURT OF APPEALs-Monday May
lS.-The Court met at 10 O. M, and
pronounced opinions as follows: -.
Q. \. Bowman, admir-, as. D. Lobe
and r. A. Bowman, ct al Wardlaw,
A. j. Decretal order affirmed.
Kenneth & Gibson ps. South Caro-
lima Railroad Company. Inglis, A.
j. Motion dismissed. This was an
action brought against defendant. to
recover back money naid for trans
portation of cottoL 1S65-'66, in
excess of rates allowed by the rail
road charter. A non-suit was ordered
on circuit, and on .ppenl, the ruling
below was sustained, on the ground
that the payments made by plaintiffs
were voluntary, having been made
after the services had been rendered,
without protest by plaintiffs, and not
having been exacted in advance by
the defendant.)
Venus Blakely and Phillis Staggers
as. John j. Tisdale, ex'r, ct al Ward
law. A. J. Decree affirmed.
w. w. Ward ads. the State; &c rel.
Isaac Mil]igan. Dunkin, @. j.. RIO.
ton dismissed.
Sextus L. Gaillard ads. Theodora
Guerard. Wardlaw, A J. Motion
for new trial granted.
Sarah Wiseman and O. G.. Finley
as. Samuel Hunter and J. r. Gun.
ningham, ex'rs. Dunkin, G. j. AID.
peal dismissed.
D. s. Lee cs. S. Kraft and wife
Dunkin, G. j. Decree affirmed.
Daniel McLnre ct al. rs. George
Steele, admir-, et al. Inglis, A. j.
Decree modified.
Moses Lindsey Ell al. as. G. P. San
differ et ni. Dunkin, G. j. Decree
affirmed.
j. w. McElwee. Jr., as. L. W.
Massey et al. Dunliin, G. j. Appeal
dismissed.
w. t. McKeown ads. the State.
Wardlaw, A. J. Judgment arrested.
". a. Moore ~. Ann E. Wright et
n. Inglis, A. J. Appeal dismissed.
j. Rice Rodgers ads. the State; e.c
rel. w. E. Estes. Motion dismissed.
VIM. NJ. Kerr ads. the State. Same
mlS. same. Dunkin, c. J. Motion
for new trial granted in both cases.
Eliza G. Johnston ais. the State.
Same ads. same. Inglis, 4. j. Mo
tiOn dismissed