The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-24


-1IHs CoEoRR9THs lEvRKIAa \ -MUaIoA1.
Treat. w beg to remind orr readers
OF tic concert to be given this efepitiR:'
at the Nickerson House, I Tie ligIeat
musical talent of our city willbe given,
to the occasion. and we feel sure that
genuine musical entertainment, b6th
vocal aud instrumental, will be afforded.
Furthermore, il is an effort 'native and
to the manner born. and, as such3 de-
serving Of support and encouragement.
Let there be full house.
ARRIVAL OF Ex.PREsIDENT JEFFERSON
DAVIS. a number of our citizens We're
present, yesterday. at the Charlotte De-
pot. to. greet lex-President Davis upon
his visit to this city. Upon tie arrival
Of the train, Mr, Davis, accompanied by
Gen. Butler. appeared and mot With q
quiet but warm and earnest reception.
He was 'honored as the manly represen.
titiye of q canse TINT command led Tie
energies. the DEVOTION, and the sYppa: sHSI +:
thies !. of. the Southern, people {, rMr.
Davis appears in good 'health9and flne
spirits! We'lenrn thhti he++is here oa7Ba.
siuess cor onhected with tie Caarooiipa, ,Eiiife Eiiif
Insurance Company, of Yhiph he is Pre-.
sident and Gen. Butler theagenttosthis
State. Ex.President Davis Is ths RHsas
Of our townsman Maj. Jso'hnui Ptaeat1ann.
Many there are in South Carolina who
extend to. the distinguished visitor d
hearty Welcome: Mr!iD4vis leaves Ca.
lnnbia, to;;thorrow, on the 70. 10 train of
the. South Carplina Railroad. H.!
sttrnEME Copnr, TUESDAY. May 2s:,-
The Coart met,at TO- a. Ii. Present
Chief; Justice Moses aud Associate Jus.
tees Willard and Wright. iac ,roiiiSii
-: Reid BSylston and Az, bsGAqgst
ys. Joseph Cfewa. Mr.. Dunbar fgsufaRd
and cohclnded. his argument for iapfpSal-
lahts: Messrs. Pope & Haskell we're
henrd in reply. I, ,-'5' ~. '.,..is 1ii',i
The cases OF Daniel Loeb ps. FrW
Fairey, administrator; a. D. Frederick
ps. a. F: O'Bryan, executor; James III.
Smith ps. T. q. Cooke, and john Easter-
lin ps. Y. D. Y. JaMfsoD, On wits iof
error, were submitted ,withoqta argu-
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The cases OF the State e:r rel Theodore
D.. Wagner ts. John r.. Stoli, and the
State er rel Jnmea RUbh. ana C. c1f.
Lowries rs. WIN: qurney, Tteasurerr 2of
Charleston County, were heard together.
Mr.. MagFa.G was heard for. appellants.
Messra.' Attorney General Chamberiaia
and corbin for respondents. (, Mr., Ma
Dataey, MJttig;aitns ljti;it Z i Co. psr the piesii-
dent and DIRECTORS of tie Bark or the
.Ssate Of South Caroiiha Z. az Mf.
H9yne was heard for respondents.
w. F. Smith and wife ct al rs. WE.
Prolific 'ef M., executor. Decree nat
aside and .case remanded to Citonit
Court. Opinion by Chief Justice
Moses. Separate opinion by Associate
Juetice willard.
Ann Creighton rs. J. r. Pringle es al.
Circuit decree modified pet curtain. NJ
/ The following cases were. on motion
'of Mr.. Magrath, ordered to be docketed:
The State er rel Arthur G.. Rose ps.
the City Council; the State es REL Arthur
B. Rose os. the City Council; the State
ee rel G.. A: Trenholm os. the CITY
Council; the State &c rel David GeiRer
rs. the City Council; the State er reI.
Jnmes Robb and @. T.. Lowndes vs. Wn.
Quincy, County Treasurer. s''''
at P. NJ, the Court adjourned until
Wednesday, Oath, 10 A. NJ.
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