The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-15
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I'PPRIlYEte eRs1.
A copies Of the ''Sack and Destruc.
ton of Columbia" cum be obtained at the
Picnic office. Price twenty -fy e cents
On and after tomorrow, September
16. there will be q change of schedule on
the South Carolina Rhilroad. The train
from Charleston will arrive in Columbia
at 4.4O p. M, instead of 6.1O, as hereto
fore. The Camden train will leave at
LIS z. N.
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"CAN NEGRO HOLD OFFICE IN GEoR-
'a1A?"-We are indebted to Gov. Bullock
for copy of the arguments of counsel,
with the opinion of the Judges and the
decision of Court, in the case of Richard
W. White as. VIM. J. Clements; decided
in the Supreme Cor~t of Georgia, June
Term, 1860.
The ELIZA BOYER MURDFa.-After q
lengthy sitting, the jury in this case
returned the following rather compli-
Gated verdict:
THAT the said Eliza Boyer came to
her death, on the 10th September, 1869.
by brick-bat in the hands of all un-
known person or persons to the jury: but
according to evidence before the iury.
that Foster Sutton did, on the night of
the 4th September, threaten to take the
life OF said Eliza Boyer; and Isom Ed
wards was present and accessory"
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THE DAY OF AToNEMENT.- T.-Yestertlav
commenced the great annual fast observed
by all Israelites throughout the world.
The tenth day of the seventh month,
Tishri, is set apart for "Yom Kippur,"
the Hebrew for Day of Atonement. The
day is reckoned to commence at set
of the day previous, and the pious W
will not break his fast from that time
til the stars appear in the heavens this
evening; and during that time all bust
ness is suspended by members of the
Mosaic confession. The orthodox, those
who worship God according to the tradi-
tion of their fathers, spend nearly this
entire time in the synagogue. This day
is observed with greater sanctity, and
the service imbued with greater solemni-
ty, than at any other time Of the year.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 14.-Co-
lun'bia HoteA-J. W. Nichols, J. G. Ha-
gems, T. 81. Symmes, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
W. Dawson, T. E. Thames, A. ".
Thames, Charleston; M. n. Pinnix,
Lexington; G. T. Wade, Lancaster; J.
J. Clayton; N. Delangle, Augusta; j. G.
Mcdonald, Louisiana; J. P. Matthews
Jr., Winnsboro; H. Sparnick, G. P.
Kirkland, city; F. A. Tobin, Laurens;
G. G. Perrin, T. P. Quarles, A. W. Nc
Pherson, Abbeville; A. A. Foster, Miss
M. A. Mckay, S. G. Clyde, Greenville;
Mrs. McCoppin and servant, Athens; E.
DeBerry, South Carolina.
National Hotel-W. n. Brown, Ker-
shaw; w. J. Watson, Marion; T. P.
Westmoreland, Atlanta; Jessie S. Moore,
franklin, N. c.; P. Sullivan, B. J. Sin
gleton, Newberry; F. A. Belanger, Bar
ny's Gap; o. B. Rice, Griffin, Ga; Mrs
D. NJ. Lawton, Darlington; w. T. Nc
Kewn, Orangeburg; II. Newman, New
York; W. G. Bruce, Clarendon; G. V.
Hammond and lady, Abbeville; G. ".
Griffin, Greenville; Thomas r. Logan,
Ohio; Geo. T. Rice, Ga.; j. G. Holmes.
jr., Charleston.
Nicherson House,. s. Blease, Au-
gusta; G. Fl. Browning, Macon, Ga; C.
z. Hyde, G. G. and A. R. R.; P. Coonan.
Charlotte; VIM. j. Brown, Alfred Toller-
son, Spartanburg; Daniel Horlbeck,
Charleston; H. G. Brown, Baltimore;
Mrs. Laughlin, Winnsboro; J. r.
Chatham, Newberry.
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