The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-09

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The Charleston Courier, commenting
upon our statement of the designations
Of Professors Rivers and Sachtlebnn, of
the South Carolina University, aud of
the fact that the University had opened
with twenty-five students, observes that
the PHOENIX is ''silent as to the color and
previous condition of these students"
AS VIC have no desire to withhold any
information that we may have on the
subject, we reply that we know of no ne.
gro Students being admitted into the
University; and the Courier might have
inferred this from our previous state
ment.
Court OF COMMON PLEAS AND GENERAL
SESSIONS, October 8, 1869.-The Grand
Jury made the following returns:
TRUE BILLS. Johnston, CO.
lored, burglary and larceny, four cases;
John Dozier, colored, grand larceny;
John G.. Leitner, malicious trespass;
Martha, Ellen and Lavinia Gates, assault
and battery; William J. Morris, grand
larceny: Louis Nour and John Cum
mings, robbery; John Fitzimmons, as
sault and -bnttery; VIM. Edwards, re-
ceiving stolen goods; John Zimmerman,
alias George McLemore, alias Drayton
Keitt, assault and battery upon on officer
in the execution of his Office; SAM
Green, assault and battery; T. Belton
Orchard, assault and battery.
No B1LLs.-James Richards, assault
and battery; Joshua Harris and Frank
Perrin, larceny; J. S. Mcintosh, assault
and battery; Jane Cannon, larceny; Cur
rison Ramsay, assault and battery; Abor-
nathy Anderson, assault and battery;
Narcissus David, assault and battery;
VIM. A. Bradley and Barney Mcbride,
assault and battery.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October S.-Coluus-
bia Hotel.-J. S. Tidwell j. E. Winches-
ter, Henry Furman, s. c.; J. Y. Fl. Will
liams, A. B. Byrd, Laurens; G. w. Da-
vison, T. J. Mccoy, Baltimore; Mrs. G.
H. Brown, servant and child, Miss A. M.
Brown, Miss E. Blake, W. D. Kennedy,
Charleston; James Mccullough, J. L.
McCullough, 81. G. Nlarkley, Greepville;
G. s. Robinson, Due West; r. r. Irwin,
Verona, Miss; Miss S. j. Quigley, Ches-
ter; E. Loesser, New York; G. A. Reid,
Anderson; D. L. Gary, Newberry; J. W.
Neil, Yorkville.
ton; D. P. Buzhardt, Newberry; A. NJ.
Laurens; G. W. Brown, Pacolet Depot;
Robert Mayrant, city; J. G. Holmes
Jr., Charleston; A. Miller, Greenville;
S. E. Montgomery, Samuel Morgan,
Spartanburg; H. McClaughan, Marion;
G.. W. Guffin, Abbeville
Nickerson House.-B. NJ. Harris, Rich
mond; John Mcqueen, New York; W.
T. Lowrey, Louisville, Ga. G. d. Mel
ton, city; NJ. nj. Hooper, New Orleans;
II. Y. Henagan, Marion; Mrs. E. L..
Austin, Philadelphia; Moultop Emery,
Charleston; Geo. F. Mcintyre. Walter
boro; Manson J. Underwood, Knoxville,
Tennessee; Hampton Wolf, Richland; !;
Jas. r. Chatham, Newberry.
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