The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-24

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terribly swelled.
A largo number of prisoners, arrested
under the Enforcement Act, came down
on the Greenville and Columbia Rail-
road, yesterday, to attend the United
States Court, which meets in the Library
Hall of tho State House, TO morrow, at
| 10 O'clock.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Ohurch-Rev. P. J. Shaud, D. D.,
Rector, IL A. 81. and 4 P. NJ.
Catholic Church j. L Fullerton,
First Mass. nt a. NJ; Second Mass
at 10 A. NJ: Vespers ut A.: P. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. D.
Kirkland, 10h a. NJ; TX P. NJ. Sun
day School. 81 z. NJ
Washington Street Chnrch-.Roy. M.
Brown, 10% a. NJ; TX P. Ii.
Lutheran Church-Key. A. r Rude.
Presbyterian CLurch-Rev. J. r.
Wilson, l01s A. NJ. aud ~ P. NJ.
| Baptist Church-No service, owing to
absence OF Pastor.
TonAcco HAND SrAMps.-Upon the
petition of several large tobacco manu-
facturers To- DO allowed to use hand
stamp to imprint their respective nance
upon registered tobacco stamps, instead
Of writing snch names, the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue bus SO far modified
the existing regulations as to allow thnt
privilege, provided snch stamps are SO
made AS to give fac simils impression
of the band writing of the manufacturer,
Of lis own or his firms name, as written
Oh his or their ordinary transactions.
Any person or firm manufacturing to-
bncco who may be desirous of using
siiuh Il hand stamp will make direct ap-
plication to the Commissioners for q
special permit so to do, presenting at
the same time samples Of tue fac sinails
impressions proposed to be used, which
samples will be- kept on file in tho Office
Of the Commissioner, with the applica-
tions aud u list Of the names Of manu-
fucturers to whom such permits have
been given.
ISJCNcTIoS OEDER.-His Honor Judge
Samuel ". Melton yesterday nude his
Injunction against tho County Auditors
aud Treasurers absolute, they having
failed TO shew cause. us ordered, why the
same should not be issued. Tho follow
lug is the order:
STATE OF South CARoL1SA, R1cu1AND
CoUSTY-IN TIE COMMON PLEAs.-The
Stute Of South Carolina, er relatione the
Attorney General, Us. the County Audi
tors aud Treasurers.
Il rule to shew cause having been
granted by me against the several de-
PENDANTS III the above entitled cause, re.
turnnble before me on the 23l of No
vember. Instant, ut the Court House iu
Colu mbia, at ii o'clock A. NJ. :, and the
said rule having heen served on each of
said defendants by depositiug copy
thereof i6the post Office in Columbia,
on the 10Th November. instant, I'D.
dressed to each Of snid defendants, and
II copy Of The compliant, summons and
order herein having been served on each
Of said defendants by depositing copy
thereof in the post Office in Columbia,
on the Goth and 2lst days of November,
instant, addressed to each Of said de.
PENDANTS. and no cause having been
shewn BY the defendants, or any Of then,
tue rule is now made absolute.
Aud it is ordered, that the said de.
fendants, the County Auditors of the
several Counties Of the State, their
agents, deputies and attorneys, and euch
aud every of them, be enjoined and re.
strained, until further order in this cause
made. from ievying, or causing to be
levied, tho taxes. or any part thereof,
authorized and directed to be levied by
the Hon. J. l.. Neagle, the Comptroller.
General of the State, in and by certain
circular letter, dated November 13, 1872
addressed to the defendants as County
Auditors of tho several Counties Of the
State, and from levying, or causing tc
be levied. any taxes under tho authority
OF the juint resolution Of March 49,
1872, entitled ''joiut resolution author.
iziug aud directing the State Audito,
aud County Commissioners to levy Ger
tain taxes, and from levyiDg, or causing
to be levied, any tax to pay the interest
on the bonds and stocks Of the State, Of
any portion thereof.
Aud it is further ordered, that the
said defendants, the County TreasnrerI