The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-02
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GENERAL SESSION OF THE JUSTICES
OF THE SUPREME COURT AND CIRCUIT
COURTS 1.-The session con-
vened at 10 A. NJ. in the Supreme Court
room. Present-Chicf Justice Moses
and Associate Justices Willard and
Wright. of the Supreme Court, Justice
Platt, of tho Second Circuit; Justice
Green. of the Third Circuit; Justice
Rutland, of the Fourt Circuit; Justice
Melton, of tho Fifth Circuit, and Justice
Orr, of the Eighth Circuit. On motion,
Chief Justice Moses took the chair. The
Clerk of the Supreme Court was ap-
pointed Clerk of the General Session.
The following resolution was adopted:
RcSolued, That n committee of three
be appointed to prepare and submit to
this meeting, such matters rs may, in
their Judgment, bo proper for onr CON
sideration.
In pursuance of this resolution, the
following were appointed: Associate
Justice Willard, Justice Melton, Justice
Orr.
at IL NJ. adjourned until tomorrow,
Wednesday, 10 a. M.
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Our Book TAB1E.-TME MEMORIES OF
FIFTY YEARS nY W. II. SPARKS. To
Messrs. Bryan & McCarter, booksellers,
we havo to express our Acknowledgements
for copy of this interesting volume.
This book has been justly received with
much favor. Its title implies its charac-
ter. It contains the memories, personal
and general. of the author, related in
style easy aud pleasing. Here are to be
found recollections of most Of the great
men of our history-of Washington and
Hamilton, and Jefferson and Burr; of
Pinkney and Lowndes, of Calhoun,
Webster and Clay, to say nothing of tho
leading minds Of Georgin, Mississippi
and Louisiana. From first to last, Mr..
Sparks book will be read alike with
profit and interest by the Northern and
Southern reader.
DICKS EDITION OF TIE COMPLETE
WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE. To the same
firm we are also indebted for copy of
Dicks edition of the master poet and
dramatist of England. This edition con-
tains memoir of Shakespeare and a num-
Der of fine engravings. 'Lcar" will
be found to stand before the reader as he
did recently in the person of the great
tragcdian, Edwin Forrest. For us to say
aught in praise of Shakespeare would be
''superhuous excess would be to "gild
refined gold," or "to paint tho lily"
Suffice it to say, that Messrs. Bryan &
McCarter will give you Shakespeare in
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The returns from Charleston County
havo all been received. Scott's majority
over Carpenter is 4. .974, and Bowen s over
DcLarge 1929. The Republican candi-
date for Senator having died before
election day it is supDoscI the Reform