The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-09
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Counr OF GENERAL SEss1oNs-SEN-
TENcE DAY-October 9.-Judge Melton.
presiding.
State rs. Geo. Morris. (colored) lar
ceny. Sentenced to State Penitcntinry
at hard labor for six months.
Henry Fair, (colored, ,)-assanlt aud
battery with intent to kill and murder
two cases. First case, sentenced to State
Penitentiary for twelve months.
In the second case, three months im-
prisonment in Penitentiary, after the cx-
piration of the first sentence.
Peter Fox. (oolored, ,)-grand larceny.
Penitentiary for six months hard, labor.
George A. Borry, (oolored, ,)-grand
larceny-two cases. In tho first case,
two years hard labor in Penitentiary.
Second case, eighteen months after the
expiration.
Joseph Jackson. (colored, ,)-petit lar
ceny and assault with knife. Twelve
months in Penitentiary.
The sentences in the other cnses were
reserved.
PHGS1xIANA.- The price of single
copies of the PHENIX is Eve cents. If
carriers charge more it is simply swim
die.
Harry Mccarthy, the well-known ear
kansas Comedian" in connection with
complete Ethiopian minstrel company,
will appear at the Nickerson House Hall,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
next. Harry's exhibitions are known
end appreciated iii this community.
Mr.. Duhme, convinced of the correct
ness of the aphorism that ''brend is the
staff of life, has opened bread. cake
and pie bakery, in Plain Street Row,
where he will be glad to see host of
| customers.
Remember, DeHaven's Sensation Cir
Gus performs on the Rawls lot, on Tues
day next-afternoon and evening. The
balloon ascension will be novel and in
teresting feature.
Complaints are made by subscribers at
Lexington of great irregularity in the
reception of their papers. We hope the
proper authorities will investigate the
affair, as it is matter of importance
to subscribers as we'll as publishers.
The Messrs. Kinard, of the new glass
frontcd dry goods establishment, corner
Main street and Davis alley, issue their
pronunciamento this morning, inform
ing consumers when, where and how
they can have their wants supplied.
There is to be grand opening to.mor-
row, and everybody is expected to be on
hand.
Capt. Stanley is in line. House-keep-
ers will find any and everything in the
way of crockery, glass, silver and plated
ware, at "China Hail."
Mr.. Levin calls upon delinquent tax
payers to come up and settle, or sale
of property will be next in order.
Coughs and colds are all tho rage at
present.
Mosquitoes are still active, but they
can't hold out much longer. They don't
sing half as sweetly as they did.
The spots on the -,sun, as viewed
through telescope, at present, are q
wondrous and an entertaining spectacle.
The great pentagon group lin which are
fivelarge spots and'many others) stretches
in length and breadth quite fifth across
the sun, or nearly two hundred thousand
miles. Aud there are two or more spots,
the umbra or dark part of which is es-
timated to be at least four times the size
of the earth.
The downfall of the Empross has car
ried with it the chignons of Berlin. No
ladies wear them now in that city.
81. W. Lawson, Esq, postmaster at
Abbeyille, and julius Poppe, Esq, of
Anderson, will act as agents for the
PHOENIX and CLEANER.
We learn that Postmaster A. NJ. Riser,
of Newberry, hos been arrested, charged
with robbing the mail. The evidence is
very strong against him.
Messrs. w. D. Love & Go. announce
the Inauguration Of the full and winter