The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-21
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Hotsl Jewelry establishments, has been
lavish in his e1penditnresfor the holi-
days. and his stock of goods will bear
positive testimony to his good taste III
selecting. Plain and fancy watches,
solid silver and plated ware, cutlery, ETC.,
in variety; clocks of various kinds
some of them particularly tasty-em-
brace but q small portion of his stock.
CRUMBS. streets present very
animated appearance-being filled with
people from the surrounding country.
Our merchants appear to be driving q
thriving business, aud, taking everything
into consideration, we confidently antici-
pate jolly time during the Christmas
holidays.
Send to Mr.. Bateman, of the Colum-
bia ice-house, for a mess Of those fine
Norfolk oysters. Like the darkey's rab-
bit, they are "good for cook any way"
r. Sylvester Bryan has been appointed
Notary Public for Matthews Bluff; VIM.
s. Pickens, Notary Public for Anderson
County; Henry r. Forster, Notary Pub
lie for Charleston; Joseph NJ. King,
Magistrate for Horny County; j. jenkins
Huclls, Esq, Magistrate for Georgetown
County. in place of Thomas McFeely,
Esq, deceased; G. w. H. Legg, Magis-
trate for Spartanburg County; F. A..
Morton, Magistrate for Beaufort County,
removed.
A young son of DIR. W. L. Templeton,
of this city, was wounded in the leg, by
the accidental discharge of pistol, on
Sunday last. The wound is painful, but
is not considered dangerous.
The members of the Legislature have
agreed to a resolution, that they shall re-
ceive pay during the recess.
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SUPREME COURT, December 20, 1862
Present-Chief Justice Moses and Asso-
ciate Justice Willard.
james Quinn and John R. Falls, Ad-
ministrators, rs. James F. Hart and Jo-
seph Mclean ct aL In Equity. On
motion OF 8. G. Chambers, Solicitor for
appellees, with the consent of Wilson &
Witherspoon, for appellants, the cause
was ordered to be docketed and CONT
nued until next term.
The following cases were continued by
consent: L. O. Hinton, Administrator,
rs. Sarah Kennedy and others.
Dennis @. Crosby, Administrator, rs.
Dennis Crosby, was resumed. Mr.. Smith
for appellees. Mr.. Wilson for appellants.
UNITED STATES CIRCUT CoURT.
George 8. Bryan, presiding Monday,
December 20, 1S69.-The jurors answer
ed to their names, as on previous days.
ISSUE DocKET.-Burrill E. Boykin as.
Germania Insurance Company ct al. AS
sumpsit. James Conner and W. l.. De-
Pass. Special Pleas and Demurrers. J.
u. Barker and s. B. Paul. Arguments
were heard up to the hour of adjourn
ment, on special demurrers.
DISTRICT CoURT.-Ec parte James Pat
terson, Assignee. in re J. n. Walker.
Bankrupt, in re n. G. w. Walker, Bank.
rupt, in re Silas Evans, Bankrupt G.
d. Bryan, pro. pet. Ordered, that the
order heretofore made, be SO amended
that the sale shall take place on sale day
in January next.
En- parte l.. B. Stephenson, Assignee,
m7e Allison A. Mcdowell, Bankrupt.
Petition to sell. Il. re L. Mcdowell,
Bankrupt Aem. G. D. Bryan, pro.
pet. Ordered, that the sale heretofore
ordered, be had on the first Monday in
February next.
E:e parte l. s. Hill, of Edge6eld, e.r
parte John w. Tompkins, &c ,oarte w. c..
Mitchell, Jr. Petitions for final dis
charge Bacon, pro. pet. Final hearild g
to take place ut Charleston, on oath i ia
nuary, before Court. and petitions refer
red to G. G.. jaeger, Register.
En- parte Joseph j. Williams, of jBerk-
ley. Petition for final discharge. Camp
bell & Seabrook, pro. pet. Petition
referred to j.. c. Carpenter, Register,
and final hearing to take place before
this Court. at Charleston, on fourth
Monday in January next.
George w. Warren us Louis Mcklain,
Assignee of Samuel p. Bennett. Peti-
tion for sale. Simonton & Bat Eker pro.
pet. Referred to Daniel Horlb9ck, Esq,
"s special referee. Ordered, THAT report
Of d. Horlbeck be confirmed, and that
assignee sell the DrOperty nav closts ont