The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-26

and Governor Scott as day, of
Thanksgiving and prayer, no paper
will be issued from this office to.
morrow.
CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash.
If an advertisement is to be inserted,
hand over the money; if paper is
subscribed for, the money must ac-
company the order-otherwis no
attention will be pnid to them. This
is rule which will be adhered to.
Mr.. Henrichson has come up on
the line. he has just completed n
neat and very pretty two-story brick
building, on the site OF his old es-
tablishment, OH Main street, and q
day or two ago took formal possession.
The LEGISLATURE No business of
any consequence was transacted in
either House yesterday. Newly elect
ed officers were sworn in. The mes
sage of tie Governor, it is under
stood, will not be delivered until
Monday. The Senate adjourned un-
til Monday, aud the House until
Friday,
UNITED STATES CIRcUrr COURT,
November Term, SGS.-The Court
was opened at 10 o'clock o. m., Hon.
George S. Bryan, D. j., presiding,
Wednesday, November 25, 1868. The
Grand, Petit and Pleas Jurors were
organized and sworn. The District
Attorney presented several bills, and
the Grand Jury retired with the
same. after charge from the Judge.
The Grand Jury returned into Court
with the following bills and findings,
viz:
George Myers alias George Mears.
Carrying on business of distiller
without paying tax, &c. True bill
on second count for having in custo-
dy and under control q still, &C., not
registered.
Richard I. Gladney. Violation
internal revenue laws in not giving
notice of business of distiller. True
bill.
VIM. McGuinnis, John Crowley,
James Mahoney, Lewis Carr, Charles
Cantey, Wade Bynums, Jack John
son and Polan A. johnson. Viola
tion of internal revenue laws. No
hi IN,
IN EQUITY.
G. J. Radford, Us. Alex. McBee and
James p. Boyce. Bill for account
and relief. Sullivan & Stokes, Com
plainant's Solicitors. On motion of
General Easely, it was ordered that
defendants have leave to plead or
answer till Tuesday, 1st December
next.
Wessenfeld & Co., rs. j. r. Smith.
Assumpsit. A decree having been
obtained by mistake at August term
last. 1t is ordered, on mott on of
Simpson & Simpson, that said de-
cree be vacated, and case be reinstat-
ed on Issue Docket
Ec parte A. w. Kruse. Petition
for appointment of Commissioner of
United States Courts for South Ca
rolina. Simpson &c Simpson pro. pet.
Petition read and Judge appointed
applicant Commissioner and duly
commissioned him as Commissioner
of United States for South Carolina.
United States ps. j. Richard Glad
ney. Distilling without giving no.
tice. Defendant appeared and plead
guilty, and the Judge passed SEN
tence as follows, viz: That the de-
fendant pay fine of 500, and the
costs Of prosecution.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Ecparte Thomas r. Rhodes, in ne
Jordan p. Pool. Petition to satisfy
mortgage and payment of counsel
fees. Baxter, pro. pet. On motion
of counsel, pro. pet, the petition was
granted, &c.
In ne Dennis McGuinnis, bankrupt.
Petition for final discharge. Melton
& Melton, pro. pet. In this case the
Judge granted order of reference
to Register, and publication of final
hearing, which was ordered to be
had on the 14th December, 1868.
In nc G. A. brennan, bankrupt.
Petition for final discharge. Melton
& Mcclure, pro. pet. Same order as
above.
In re J. Russell Baker. Petition