The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-11
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unique, the color grey, the general ap
pearance very attractive, and ex-CoDfed's
can wear one without becoming liable to
the charge of disloyalty. Another very
desirable style is the Equatorial, which
is light and we'll ventilated, and possesses
the advantage of keeping the head cool
apd comfortable during these sultry
days. Messrs. Il. & w. G. Swaffield have
presented us with Que of these ventila-
tors, and after n trial, we are prepared
to vouch for its good qualities
CIRCUIT COURT, June 1O.-The Court
met pursuant to adjournment.
In the case of the State as. John
Mitchell, Phillip Robinson, Bristow Viii
son and Henry Scott, (colored,) indicted
for grand larceny, the jury (all colored)
after an absence Of several hours, brought
i'll verdict of guilty.
State rs. Ben. Wright-petit larceny
guilty. Case submitted without argu.
ment.
State IS. Henry Williams-robbery-
guilty Of petit larceny.
State rS. keziah Langford-petit larceny
prisoner plead guilty.
at 6 p. NJ, the Court adjourned unit!
Monday, Mt 1Oa. NJ. Judge Melton is
rapidly clearing n heavy criminal docket.
and In few days, doubtless, the civil
docket will be reached.
CHARlTADLE. young man named
Green-a resident of Greenwood, Able
vile District-who is cripple, attracted
the attention Of President Bush iof the
Greenyille and Columbia Railroed) and
Governor Scott, during a recent visit to
that town; and in conversation, he ex-
pressed IL desire to attend school. but
owing to his lameness, was unable to do
so. He was asked, if suitable means
of locomotion was furnished, whether
he would avail himself of it, and he as
sured the inquirers that he would. Upon
their return to Columbia, Messrs Bush
and Scott Immediately sent an order to
New York, for an improved propeller or
wagon, by means of which an individual
can work his way along very easily and
with comfort. TIE vehicle arrived, YES
terday, and will ut once be forwarded to
MIR. Green. We are always highly gra-
tilted to record such disnterested acts of
charity rs the one mentioned above
CRUMBS. Efforts are being made, by
some of the surviving members, to re-
organize the old Richland Volunteer
Rifle Company, to compose one of the
companies called for from Richland. A
list of names can be seen ut the store of
Messrs. Campbell & Jones, few doors
above the PHOENIX Office.
The Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad will pass delegates to and from
the Columbia Convention for one fare
full passage coming. free returning.
Judge John T. Green has decided that
the appointment of Trial Justices is un-
constitutional.
There is one thing a local can't play,
and that is the role of Micawber. If he
waits for something to "turn up" he'll
be turned of.
Cable dispatches announce the DEATH
on the 9th, from an attack of paralysis,
of Charles Dickens, the most eminent,
diversified and descriptive novelist OF the
nineteenth century.
The indestructible tag is great con.
venience to merchants. It answers the
combined purpose of direction label
ard business card. Call at the PHOENIX
Publishing House and supply your
selves.
Governor Scott has granted the use Of
the State House for the June Convention.
Laurens has appointed delegates to
the June Convention. Abbeville has
not. Nor has Marlborough. Other
Counties to be heard from. More than
three-quarters Of the Counties will be
represented.
A meeting Of City Council was held,
yesterday, for the purpose of consider
ing the petitions of the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta and the Char
lotte COlumbia and Aupusfo Railroads