The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-02
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fOST OFF1CD, hOURS.-Northern mail
opens 4.3O p M. closes liza. M.
Charleston and Greenvilie, open 4. 80
P. M, close 5.30A. NJ.
Western, opens 1890 p. H.; closes
2.45 p. Nj.
Charleston, evening, opens A. NJ;
closes p. M.
Office open Sundays from half-pnst
/ o'clock to half-past 5.
PHGSIxrANA.---Thc price of single
copies of the PuGNIX is Eve cents If
carriers charge moro il is simply swim
die. They cnn be obtained at that price
nt the office.
We have been requested to state thnt
the Board OF Trustees of the Columbia
Female College will meet this morning,
at 10 o'clock. in the room of tho Young
Mems Christian Association.
Remember, great folks and little ones,
that Stone & AIurray's wonderful circus
city, to-day. The simple announcement
is sufficient, rs their reputation is tho
roughly established.
United States Commissioner Boozcr,
yesterday, bound over for triul ut Circuit
| Court, Hampton Minis and Addison
Richardson, for interfering with votor.
Felix Togneri, for unlawful voting.
II is earnestly hoped that Postmaster
Wilder will furnish little light in the
vestibnle OF his office. Parties calling
for mails by the evening trains arc seri-
onsly incOmmoded.
Having recently enjoyed the hospi-
tality Of the host Of the Nickcrson House,
we can sny that the reputation Of the
house is fully maintained. courteous
host, attentive servants and good fare
are the elements that render this notice
q just one.
The trial of Mr. A. NJ. charged
with robhing the United States mail
comes off in the United States Court, in
few days. We think VIC express tho
feelings of tho entire community, when
We say that we hope he will be proven
not guilty of the charge. Mr. Riser has
always, we believe, been looked upon rs
a faithful and efficient officer.
The arrests Of parties from Laurens
continue. Captain H. s. Farley-an
upright, true-hearted gentleman
arrested, yesterday evening, on charge
Of murder. We are also informed that
q warrant has been issued for Col. r. P.
Todd. Under the present state of things,
no man is safe. Bayonets rule.
The Charleston Daily Meas has deter
mined, very sensibly, to advance its sub
scription price to So per annum. With
tho cost of labor, material. telegrnphing,
etc.. forty per cent. above ante-war rntcs,
it is impossible to furnish paper at old
prices.
SUPREME COURT, December ii. Ed
win Matthews, Executor and Assignee,
rs. L. Savage Hayward, Trustee, ct ul =,
resumed. aLr. McCrady for Appellees.
Mr.. IIanckcl on the snnc side. Mr.. De-
Saussure in reply.
Thad'leus X. Sasportns vs. Joseph
Sasportas md wife. Mr.. DeSaussurc for
Appellants. Mr.. Scabrook for Appellee.
"A. haSSl 11cJ "htN et IT,, ADpclluulS,
as. Joseph Ashe Hascl ct al, Respond
ents. Mr.. Young. for Appellants, read
brief. Mr.. McCrady was heard on same
side.
At 3 p. M, the Court adjourned until
tomorrow, ut 10 Il. N.
There were several errors in the jour
nal OF the House Of Representatives,, Of
Wednesday, as printed and furnished,
yesterday. Two were designated "print-
er's," one clerical" and another San
error Of the Speaker" i'll reading off the
list Of Standing Committees. This last
was II grievous affair. The Committee
on Printing, as first appointed, was as
follows: Mcssrs. Hayne, Thompson,
Boseman, Rivers and O'Connell. AS it
appeared in the journal, it read: j. N.
Hayne, j. B. Dennis, q. II. Hunter, B.
a. Boscman, Barney Humphreys. Why
tho change was found necessary, we are
not prepared to say; but it would appear
that Speaker Moses has gone beyond