The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-13
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Leah, the Jewish Maiden, at Irwin's
Hall tonight.

Hall tonight.
CrrY MATTERs.--The price Of single
copies of the PHOENIX is Eve cents.
G. W. Tuck has been appointed Trial
Justice for Spartanburg County.
Mesars. Brookbanks & Parker have
placed second and smaller aquarium at
the front of their store. on Main street.
There will be divine service in the
Presbyterian Church this morning, at
half-past II O'Clock, and meeting of
the session will be held Immediately
after for the examination OF such per-
sous as may desire to connect themselves
with the church.
Dir. John Mckenzie has the very arti-
Gle to oounteract the warm weather-ice
cream.
Tho theatre band enlivened our streets
with music yesterday afternoon.
We have received the second issue of
the new series of the Union Times. The
paper is half sheet, but Mr.. Stokes ex-
poets to receive his material this coming
week. after which the Times will be
issued in its full size.
Fisher & Silliman advertise stock of
fresh drugs, perfumery. fancy articles,
etc. Both members of this new firm
have had large experisn snce as apotheca-
ries and are active and enterprising men
OF business. Their night bell arrange
ment, by which, In cases of emergency,
prescriptions may be filed at my hour
of the night, supplies want that has
been long felt in this city.
The streets are very dry and dusty.
"OLD RELIABLE. positively the last
night. Tonight, Leah. the Forsakep.
Helen D'Este, the only Leah.
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UNITED STATES CoMMIssroNER's CoURT.
Messrs. John t. Craig. Munson Buford,
BIuford Meadows, Henry Suber, Elias
Young, Robert Williams, VS.. Pearson,
j. A. Fritz, r. R. Blakely. Antoine
Mark. Samuel Oliver, J. Compton,
Samuel West, DR.. VIM. Johnston, DR..
W. @. Irby, James J. Addie. Osborne
Bishop, S. Ell. Davidson, 81. W. Ander-
son and Robert Williamson, charged
with murder and conspiracy, were taken
before United States Commissioner
Boozer for examination. Mr.. Dunbar,
representing the Government, moved
for continuance until Tuesday next,
upon the ground that the witnesses
upon the part OF the Government were
not present, although overy effort had
been made to get them. and submitted
the following affidavit in support of his
motion:
Joseph Crews, being duly sworn, de-
poses and says: That us soon as possible
after the day set for this hearing, two
United States Deputy Marshals were de-
spatched to Laurens County for the pur-
pose of securing witnesses in behalf of
the United States in the above charges,
and that said marshnls have not yet re-
| turned with such witnesses; that the
County of Laurens is remote and innc-
| cessible, and the witnesses are scattered
over all portions of said County.
Messrs. ". D. Simpson and G. J.
Jaeger, Of counsel for the defendants,
opposed the motion on the ground that
the Government had had ample time for
preparation, and that by law the hearing
could not bo further postponed. The
Commissioner, however, thought it his
duty, under the circumstances. to allow
the prosecution further time, until Tues
day next. A number of the prison ers
were admitted to bail until that day.
On motion of Mr.. Dunbar, represent.
ing tho Government, the following
prisoners from Laurcns County, charged
with murder and conspiracy, were bailed
in the sum of 5000 each, for their ap-
pearance on Tuesday next, the 10Th:
Robert Williams, Fl. ". Anderson, r.
w. Allison, John N. Wright. Samuel s.
West, B. L. Potter, John A. Fritz, DR..
VIM. Irby, Samuel Oliver, Jas. Hudg-
gins, Enoch West, Samuel Bolt, r. E.
Richardson, w. Z. Crisp, A. w. league,
Bonj. Ballard.
PnGS1xIASA.-Som young men arc
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