The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-14

MoNTHL1Es, Weiafe in reeeipt,of Pc.
ters' Musical Monthly for December, which
closes volume four. With the January
number. (the commencement- of new
volume the publisher will devote the
entire space to music, which he hopes
will prove acceptable to his patrons If
the number before us is sample of the
forthcoming numbers, we can safely say
1t is richly worth the price Of subscrip-
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No. $50 Broadway, New York. 'i
That beautiful paper, Hearth and Home,
has just closed its first year, and enters
upon its second with energy and promise
Of increased interest and usefulness. It's
proprietors, Pettingill. Bates & Co., have
made the paper brilliant success in all
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has been superb-the engravings pre-
sented of unusual cxcellence-the varie-
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public, all the editors promised and more.
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SUPREME CouRr-CoLUMB1A, Decem-
ber 13.-Present-Chief Justice Moses
and Associate Justice Willard
William 81. Smith ct al. rs. Adams,
Frost & Co. ct dL-Writ Of error in cita-
ton. Ordered to be docketed. =
W A 81 " I,sr ss;ooJ
rs. A. & A. F. Orr, Administrators ct nl
Mr.. Shand for appellants; Mr.. Bobo
contra; Hon. r. Munro in reply.
g. Goudelock, Executrix, j. @. Farrow
et nc. vs. James G. Bankhead-Mr. W.
81. Wallace read the brief and COM
menced the argument for the appellants.
but was stopped by the Court, as final
decree had not been rendered in the
case.
w. r. A. Thomas, Executor, ct al. vs.
John w. Kelly Ell ak-Mr Brawley read
the brief, and commenced the argument
for the appellants up to the hour of ad-
journment.
| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court, satur-
day. December II. 1869. Hon. George
S. Bryan, presiding. ,s,-...a
George F. Gerding rs VIM. Waine
Assumpsit McCrady & Son and Pope &
Haskell. Non-assumpsit Campbell g.
Seabrook. At late hour the jury re-
turned into court with the following YER
dict, viz: We find for the plaintiff $3, 900
and costs, without interest upon the
debt. 1t being nearly 12 O'Clock P. NJ,
the counsel for the plaintiff said the
Court would be informed on Monday,
with its leave, as to what further action
would be taken. t-
MONDAY, December 13, 1S69.-The
jurors answered to their names, as on
Saturday.
N. Plandolit, survivor of Plandolit
Bros, Us. Daniel II. Silcox. Assumpsit
Porter & Conner. Non.assumpsit R. ".
Seymour. Case ordered to be docketed,
on motion of A. G. Haskell, appearing
for Porter & Connor.
DISTRICT CoURT.-E.c pnrte J. s. De
Loach, admir-. In re Jeptha Gwinn. Re-
gister's report on petition to set up lien
w. &. Beatty, pro. pet Report of Re
gister was confirmed and the assignee
ordered to apply proceeds of sale rs
recommended in the report.
Ec parte j. F. G. DuPre, of Abbeville.
Petition for final discharge. Perrin &
Cothran, pro. pet. Referred to W. J.
Clawson, Register. for final hearing.
En- parle w. d. Mister, of Spartan.
burg. Bobo & Carlisle, pro. pet. The
Judge, on motion, and on hearing report
of Register, signed under seal certificate
and order of discharge.
E.c parte Thomas J. LaMotte, assignee
In re A. M. Hunt. bankrupt. Petition
to set aside sale, injunction. &c. Talley,
Bachman & Waties, solicitors for petit
toner. Pope & Fickling, contra. The
Court, after hearing petition and answer,
and the evidence and argument of
counsel, continued the case until to-
morrow.
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