The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-09-12

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The jury LAWNS, aap attention to
the point made by writerlin this morn
ing's PHOENIX, who signs his article
Equality before the Law" Said writer
is lawyer who stands high inhis-pro-
fession, and whose opinions are entitled
to consideration. '":NFIo!
THE SouTH CAROLINA VstvEasrrY.--
We learn that Rev. DR.. Gatnett, Of New
York, has been rendered professorship
in this institution. DR.. A. G.. Maekey.
| 1t is stated, will be elected professor of
belle lettres, and Mr.. orc Connell, of York,
will most probably be elected professor
of languages. ~ -
We have received the. 6rst number Of
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devoted oths interests Of brasso bands.
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nifty ChIirch-Rev.4P. o.. Shand, Rector,
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ARREST OF a Co1oRED MANt CHARGED
WITH. CATTLE STEALING. On yesterday
morning, a colored man., named John
Zinnerman, charged with stealing some
cattle from Mr.. Bangle, Of Newberry,
was pursued several squares by officer
Duncan, who was seeking to arrest him.
Finding himself pressed, he turned and
fred twice ut the policeman. The shots
were returned, bnt the shooting was bad
on both sides and nobody was hurt.
Finally the fugitive was met by Chief
of Police Radcliffe, arrested and car
ried to the guard house.
A CASE OF MURDER.-A young woman,
Eliza Boyer, was found dead on yester-
day, near stream about 81 miles from
Pthe city. From the marks upon her per-
son, it is supposed that she had been
outraged and then murdered. No clue
as yet has been discovered as to the per-
petrator of this foul act. The jury of
inquest empanelled by Coroner Thomp-
u
decision. The post mortens examination
was made by DR.. r. w. 'Gibbes. Her
head and face were wounded in several
places; the skull fractured and the neck
also showed marks of violence, which
undoubtedly caused death. 10.
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HOTEL ARRayA1s, SEPgEs6BER 11.-Na-
tiohal Hotel. l.-Gy A. Neufsr Charleston;
James Trumble, s. O.eR, R.;rs S. H.
Bloget. Camden; J, Robert ,seay, VIM.
81. Jeffers, Kingville; Frank Joyner,
Richland; James d. Irwin, Newberry;
John McC.' Bowen. Baltimore, Nd; G.
W. Griffin, Abbeville. ~ Ills
Columbia Hoteh Alexander Isaacs,
T. Fl. Symmes. a. Nollin. IGE. John
son, NJ, D. Kennedy, Charleston; James
Thnrston, Baltimore; Or. Gardner,
Rutherford; DrR Williams. .Abbeville;
E. DeBery, III. B. Esntjoity. s.n,
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