The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-07

re vin Eq !EHassa EHassa ssRat FHs, ,6allpEiPe on
yesterday feE Vnited. States s}fss Senator WAS
indeaiaiye. We are aratified to- observe
the vote given Gor General M. @. Butler.
In him., the State of South Carolina
would be worthily represented in the
United Suites Senate. Just such per
son we had il view, when we gave onr
ideaa as to the man for the place and
the man for the times. They who votod
for General Butler did we'll.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CounT. The
Court was opened ..at "a o'clock q. m.
Hon. George 8. Bryan, District Judge,
presiding. The jurors answered to tissir
names as on previous days. hfn
The United States vs Augustus Hen.
| derson; voting more than once. Jury
! No. we're charged with this cuse. Yer.
d;ct-Sn;!.y.
The United States vs. Morris Minis;
illegal voting age. Jury No. 2
we're charged with this case. Guilty.
The United States us. Jas. McCul1och;
illegal voting not being resident.
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dered verdict Of guilty.
The United States rs. Thos Anderson;
illegal voting-voting under age. Jury
No. 2 were charged with this case. Not
being able to agree, Jury were discharged
and mis-trial entered. The District At
torney moved for the following entry,
which was ordered: Jury charged with
this case having failed to agree, mis-
trial is ordered; and, on motion of D. T..
Corbip, ordered, that the case be stricken
from the docket, and the defendant be
discharged.
D1srn1cr CouRr. The Court was
opened at IL o'clock a. m. 5.
In re. James p. Harrall. Judge ap.
proved of appointment of Harris Co.
vingham as assignee. H
In re. Jas. S. Drake.-Ile,n.
E:c parte jas. Murray, creditor, in re.
the Laurens Railroad Company, bank
rupt. Petition for leave to establish
lien. Ordered, that petitioners have
leave to come in and establish lien.
E:c pnrte Thos. j. LaMotte, assignee,
in re. A. NJ. Hunt, bankrupt. Petition
to relieve real estate from incumbrance.
Ordered, that the action of assignee in
relieving the real estate of bankrupt
from inoumbrance of dover be con-
tirmed, and that assignee pay $15o to
Mrs. Hunt as compensation for claim.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. December g.
Nickerson House w. J. DeTreville,
Orangeburg; James Capes. Charleston;
Edward Johnston, Va. II. 81. Stroheoker,
8. w. Blanden. Charleston; 8. F. Hous-
ton, Charlotte; G. E. Mills, B. Barnes,
Mrs. DR.. Miles and child, Baltimore; B,
81. Smith, Jr., Richmond; Rev. J. 8.
Connor. Miss Whaley, Winnsboro; j.. P.
Hawkins, Danville; F. 8. Kent, G.. B.
Turpin, 81. G. Almey, Ga; MIRA. Gen.
Smith, s. MCGOWAN, G. w. Connor,
Abbeville; Lieut.. Bigger, W. B. Blan-
den, Manning; J. Ratcliff. N. Y; II. J..
Hall, Ga. F. D. Bush, Greenwood. M
Columbia Hotel-J. B. Sherman, e.
Thurston, Greenville; VIM. Gurney, M
Cau6eld, S. G. Gilbert and lady, Gilbert
Pillsbury, Mrs. j. II. jerks. James b.
, Campbell, j. W. Sprague, b. c. Mazydk,
W. ]. Magrath, 4. Simonds, Charleston;
!, IL. r.. Warren, Va; E. O. Mcclure,
; Chester; s.. II. Todd, B. S. Jones, Lau-
rens; 81. @. Wiskermn:, Newberry; A. O.
g Darlington, Ga.; r. P. Todd, j. Kyle.
W. D. Simpson, G.. F. Mosely, ,iIaurens
= W. "A. Moore, Cokesbury; 8. Fair, New.
: berry; j. s. Farrow. Atlanta; julius @.
Smith, Greenville; G. E. Strohecker,
Charleston; w. A. Bradley, Augusta.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
Niles G. Parker-Interest on Bonds.
Niles G.. Parker-Transfer of Stock.
z. G. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.
, Meeting Richland Lodge.
J. & T. r. Agnew-Orangcs.
John G. Seegers-Champagne
: Wells & Caldwell-Apples.
J. 81. Campbell Lumber.
Pimples and brown spots on the face
Eruptions, Blotches, hcrofuous Diseases, and
all sorea arising from impure blood, are cured
6y Dr. Pierce's ALT. Ext. or GOLDEN MEDICAL