The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-13

Oo' ~ AASy CoutH nuuuf0U. ts'H'' ~.
4 coiored policeman, named 1He{iiy
Reddin. died on "Wednesday. and was
buried yesterday. The"iorce" attended
the funeral -. !d r7,li' ar
For the third Lime in fourteen ibonrs,
the firemen were called out. yesterday
morning. at 4 oioloak-the, flames having
broken out afreah in the ruins, Of the
vestry room attached to cthe Catholic
Church. Il was soon, e1til1lgyq,iishcd,
however. by tho Yigilant Fire aenpaay.
Measrs. Plumb g. Leitnsr, Of Augusta,
Ga. have furnished ns with copy Of
Piumb's Georgia, Carolina Almanac, for
1873. ~ ''' ~,
The address by Mr. John T. Seibsls,
before the Clariosophio Society," is to be
delivered this evening. 2
Fortune Giles. member OF the House
OF Representatives, was held to bail,
yesterday. in $4,000. for accepting
bribe for voting In certain instance.
The Senate. in executive session, yee-
terday, confirmed the following appoint
ments: Marion Oounty-Trial Justices,
VIM. E. Franklin. Hiram Lee, z. Reeves,
F. 9. Dew, John T. Wright; Auditor. s.
w. Affisy. Kershaw-Treasurer Donald
Mcqueen; Auditor. J. P. Boswell.
Edgefeld-TrialJ Justice. w. D. Rainey.
Aiken-Trial Justices, W. E. Sawyer. 8.
8. Sergory. Williamsburg Treasurer,
Phil. Hilton; Auditor, @. Monegan;
Trial Justices, Lewis jacobs, aIsaao
Eppes, 8. T. Cooper, w. 8. Camiin, ".
h. Singletary, Thos. r. Green.
The post Office at Dyson's DIills,
Edgefield, has been discontinued.
The Katie Putnam Troupe viii, play in
Charleston next week.
SUPREME CouRr. THURSDAY, Decem-
ber l2.-Court met at 10 A. NJ. Pre-
sent-Chief Justice Moses and Asso-
oiate Justices Wright and Willard.
The case of Beall ps Lowndes and
Robb, trustees. was resumed. Mr.. Buist
concluded his argument for respondent.
Messrs. Simons and Campbell on same
side. Mr.. Dunkin in reply for appel
lants.
The State os. Graham 6 Chapeau,
Chapeau & Heffron, J. w. Hayne and.
Thos. j. Pickens, ct ur.: cs. Isaac Nj.
Dwight, ct al. Continued.
State vs. Gain Simmons. Jack Drayton
and 8. Lyons. Struck off,
At P. b.. the court adjourned till
Friday. 18th, at 10 A. M. 6
UNITED STATES Court, DEoEMBR IL.
The Court met at 10 A. NJ, Judges
Bond and Bryan presiding.
Jonathan NJ. Miller-assnmpsit Mr..
Jas. Simmons for plaintiff; Messrs. Por-
ter & Conner for defendant. Verdict of
81, 200, with interest from 9th Deoem-
Der. 1860.
NJ. Nj. Erwin rs. George W. Glenn
debt. Decree for l,450. McAliley &
Brawley for plaintiff
Adolphus G. SchaeffeY, Jr., Us. James
8. Campbell and VIM. Jones, copartners
as Campbell s. Jones-assumpsit. De-
cree by default in the sum of 1892, with
interest.
Peter A. Bressen and Ooinelia, bis
wife. et al. rs. Dr. J. 8. Solomons. Set
tied. Simons & Simons for complain
ants; John Phillips for defendant.
Er parte Thos. T. Mooreman-appli-
cation for admission to practice in the
United States Court. On motion of
Mr.. Pope, it was ordered that the petit
ton be granted. The petitioner then
took the usual oath.
The court was occupied for the most
OF the day in the case of Jonathan T.
Davis vs. John B. Sitton, assumpsit. Mr.
Corbin for plaintiff; Mr.. w. II. Trescot.
for defendant. The jury returned ver-
dict for the defendant. Notice Of appeal
was given.
Robert A. Thompson was appointed
United States Commissioner for Oconee
County.
Up to late hour. tho court was still
in session.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Joseph Pardy-Taken Up.
Notice to Capitalists.
Gard OF Thanks.
p. Cantwell-Timothy Hay.
John Agnew 6 Whiskey, &c.
d. Gambrill-Wanted to Purchase.
UNpRoDUcr1vE CHARACTERIZATION
and counterfeits of an established, popu-
lar restorative, although misohievous in
their direct effects, are indirectly bene-