The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-27
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We are requested to state that all the
articles now on hand. belonging to the
Ladies' industrial Association, which
were damaged by water during the fire
on Thursday morning last, will be dis.
posed of ut actual cost.
1t is rumored that the delegates to the
Labor Convention were informed that
they would be paid SO day, but upon
adjournment no paymaster could be
found; aud. as consequence. many of
the country delegates found themselves
in an ugly fix. and their friends had to
''come down." to enable them to leave
Columbia.
At late hour On Thursday night-or
early Friday morning-the PHOENIX was
complimented by serenade from the
new colored band. We have no doubt
TINT after little more practice they will
require their ante war reputation. Per
severe.
SUrREsiE COURT, November 2G, 1860
l.. Fl. BowleH, from Edgefeld was ad-
mitted to practice in the Courts of this
State.
Cn motion of ID. II. Chamberlain, At
toruey-Grnernl, james a. Dunbar WAS
admitted t" practice in tho Supreme
Conrt.
The case of J. l.. Aldrich us. W. II.
Simpson. a al, was commenced by hIr.
Burt for appellants, ana Mr.. Fair for the
appellces, and continued up to the hour
of adjournment
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, FRI
DAY. November 26, 1860. Hon. G. S.
Bryan presiding. The petit and pleas
jnrors answered to their names
United States as. Emanuel Parker
Distilliug without paying special tax
Charles Fl. Lnnneau, administrator, rS.
Abel Grady-In Equity. On motion of
Simonton and Barker, defendants at-
torneys, it is ordered, that the order of
this Court, made upon their motion, on
| 'Na De>ShicSi, AoOo, SiouIiuB Slty Oi
execution in this case be, aud the same is
hereby. rescindcd and vacated.
DIsrRICr CoURT.-Ec pnrte Il. W. Car
vile. in re A. A. Glover-Petition to allow
counsel fee. S. w. Melton, pro pct.
| Upon hearing report of Register, &c,
ordered. that fee of $3.50 be allowed.
Er pdrts VIM. T.. G,xy, in re A. J.
Hughes-Petition to allow counsel fee.
s. W. Meltons pro-pet. Upon hearing
report of Register, &C., ordered, thai
fec of $500 be allowed.
Ec parle VIM. T. Gary, in re Thomas
S. Miller-Pctition to allow counsel fee.
). w. Melton, pro pet. Upon hearing
report of Register, &c, ordered, that fec
of $1,000 be allowed
Er parie t. P. Slider, inre n. H. Ri.
nard-Petition for payment of tax. Bux.
ter ana Johnston, pro pet. Upon hear.
ing report Of Register, ordered, that the
snm of SS7.25 be paid County Treasurer.
The Court then adjourned until Mon.
day. 1 o'clock.
HOTEL ARRIvALs, November 90
! -Nickerson House.-G. B. Medden, u. s.
Express; Daniel Jones. c. G. ga. r. r.
Jnbrz Norton and wife, Chester; Mrs.
II. p. Gonrdin, two Misses Gourlin,
! M"sier Nourulh, Mr9. u. l.. Nj. EpplnS,
Charleston; Lieut.. Boggs. S. c.; D. Z.
Madegan, Baltimore; H. NJ. Cross, Hart.
ford, Conn; Cadets j. l.. Orr, u. G.
Ray, IT. G. Buck, J. B. Law, H. w.
Dubose, r. NJ. Cooper. Wm. Cooper, w.
ID. Banding, E. j. Dargan, J. 3. Ma
zyck, W. r. Law, j. d. Chandler, J. F.
Ferguson, e. NJ. Gregg, T. b. Legare,
Yorkville X. M. M. A, s. G. Jnmes L.
Morrow, Hartsville. Tenn; w. W. War.
ren. 0. S. WE'LL. H. a. Thomas, Para.
disc Lost; L. Charles Inglis, Baltimore
Hon. w. d. Simpson, Laurens; B. +.
Arthur, Unionville; Mrs. James NJ. Ben
nett, Miss P. Burgess, James B. Gordon
Charleston; Joseph Fl. Earle. Anderson
Hon. Henry Buck, Conwnyboro.
Columbia Hotek.-Chas. s. Rich, Beau
fort; G. Street, j. G. Dial, l.. Drucker
Chnrleston; W. Il. Johnson, Miss J.. Nc.
Willie, Miss K. Hill, Mississippi; Mrs
M. While, Yorkville; II. Chapman and
lady, G. o. Marshall. Ga; A. Ancker
Va; G. Richards, Ga; c.. w. Allan, c.
0. Goodwin. d. p. Bingley, r. r. Cur
tiss, j. o. Hinsdale, Il. B. King, New