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

Justice Moses and Assoqiate Juatica Will
lard. Opinions vere deliyered. .i9 the
following cases: ,3c It3 sefTf'
Eliza F. O'Neill. adm'x, vs. Maria J.
aMismsvn,i aisa1;S.aS adm's willaf4' Al u Motion
John z. Phillips and John s., Riggs,
ads. W. H. 'GiniIand, etdl. Moses. Q. J.
Motion dismissed. -, ,,sI.t -., iD--
James F. Campbell us. Home Incur
ance Company. Willard, A. j.. Motion
j.. Porteus Deveaux. ads. Roweua
Clarke, ct al. Moses, 9. J. Motion dis
M. G. Hall cs. Joiner & McAllister. ct
al Willard, A. j. Decree affirmed.
John Moors, et al, ads. J. t. Kilgore,
ct a. Moses, 9. J: Motion dismissed.
Joseph Caldwell and w. w. YNoNfor-
al. Moses, G. J. Motion dismissed.
Martin II. neapheart, admir-, es al.
ads. Mary Leapheart and Polly Leap.
heart Moses. G! j. Motion dismissed.
Laura A. Nance us. j. r. G.. Nance
and DraSton Nance and Mary W. Nance,
by her next friend, us. the same. Will
lard, A. J. Motion dismissed.
E.c parte Mary 8. Monteith Moses,
@. J. Motion dismissed.
Sarah Cureton vs. George Brown, ex'r.,
and George Brown, ex'r., ts. c:Sarah
Cureton, e. az Willard, A. j. Decree
modified! Jap -. uC
The following cases were ordered be
re-argued: H., . ..,''.
Rachel M. Mayer rs.. Benjamin Nor
decai, trustee, CT at. eli
j. McReegan os. D. McSwiney, and
er parte j. McReegan, in the cause of
T.. +. O'Neill, adm;x., us. Maria f. Nc
hewn, et al. - .,,.,.,7Iis, f,r. +,., .-
j. NJ. Womaok rs: Robert Austin,
ex'r., et al. az. as, u; 80 I,t.;..4-.:l :.
Henry Treseott. Register. Mesns.6on-
yeyanceaps. the State; ex rex, Attorney
Genenab}i ,.i ore. a ,t,;.iyy
Winiamo Gunter, by his next friend,
IS. Ellen Gunter and J. "a. Suher, admir-.
M. III; Calhoun, et al. nos.i; FIoride
Calhouns et al, Involving the validity of
bonds for the purchase of slaves.)
The Court adjourned to meet at the
next regular term, November %, 1869.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
1O1a A. M. and,5ls P. M.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J.J. O'Con-
nell, Pastor, 10 A. NJ. and 3P. M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. Wm.
Martin. 1Oh A. NJ. Rev. E. G. Gage,
81 P. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. E. G.
Gage, lO15 A. NJ; Rev. VIM. Martin,
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Reynolds,
1O3 a. M.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A. r.
Rude 1O1a A. M.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. W. E.
Bosgs. lola A. M. and P. NJ.
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L. 81. Symmes, ". A. Brady, Charles
ton; T. G. Stearnes, A.. b. Storey, New
York; Griffith King, Patterson, New Jer-
sey; G. A. O. Waller, Greenwood: L. w.
White, Abbeville; H. N. Heriot, r. o.
Bush, Georgetown; John Hawkins, 8.
Fl. Moore, Mrs. Patton, Miss Moore,
Alabama; James Hoey, Philadelphia; W.
%. Walker. Chester; T. B. Fielding, j.
Harris, city; n. Nederlin, Louis Kroe-
ber, James Horner, Richmond.
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ris, city;' Thomas Smith, Henry Com
stock, New York; @. II. Taylor, Phila-
delphia; VIM. T. Smith, @. l.. Smith,
Laurens; Thomas Mahon, Cokesbury; j.
j. .Pringle. B. H. Wilson. Benjamin
Aston, Georgetown; J. A. Sadler, J. L.
Deaton, Charlotte; Mrs. 81. Beattie,
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cello; 3. G. Dupre. Abbeville; s.. Nj.
Speers, Winnsboro; J. w. Sarter, J. n.
Crawford, Union; w. W. Jones, city; W.
SILVER, Kingville; W. M. Murrey, Mis-
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den; J. Trumble, 8. @. r. r.; 81. Tomp-
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Downy, n. Leaman, Laurens; J. a. Car
Isle, j. O. Smith, Union; Mrs. @. Poole
and two children. Newberry; A. Nj. Dod-
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