The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-28

orrr MArrsns, price Of single
ooniespf the PHgNf is i've Gents.
Mr. issasportas.. slate Treasures! 81
Orsngeburg, "risss 20 explain" Hs did
mol req Ign his position, but was removed.
= Messrs. John T. Shaw and r. A.
McCorkle have been bailed by Judge
Mackey in $1,000 each. for their appear
ance at the March term OF Court for
York, to answer to a charge of killing a
mau in that County in 1871.
Probate Judge Wigg has turned over
lis Office to his successor, Mr.. s. D.
swygert.
An attempt was made. on Tuesday
night, to ro!, the lower store Of Messre.
John Agnew & Son. Two auger holes
were bored in the Gervais street door.
when t. sixteen shooter was fired by one
Of the clerks. and the would be robber
made oG-leaving his hat.
Gov Scott expected to have O social
gathering, this evening, at'the Executive
mansion, where none but invited guests
would be present, but owing to his con.
timed indisposision, it has been post
poned to Tuesday next.
Today being thanksgiving day. will
be kept up Us aholiday; consequently no
paper will be issued tomorrow. u1.
Balloon bustles are said to be the kind
now in use by tho fair se1 llereabouts.
The juries in the United States Court
are principally calored-the cause of
which is the whites not reporting when
summoned.
An GRAFTON is to bs delivered before
the Euphradian Society. by Mr.. B. o.
Townsend, OF Darlington, this evening.
at 8 O'clock, in the University Chapel.
There will he religious services in the
Washington Street Methodist Church,
to day, at 10 o'clock, and at the Presby.
terian Church, at 4 p. NJ.
Messrs. Hemphill, of the Abbeville
-Hedium, are in the city on business con-
nected With their paper.
The GreenvilIo passenger train was de-
layed about an hour, yesterday, By an
accident to q freight train few miles
above Columbia.
Tho rooster fight will take place at
the Exchange cockpit this morning.
The weighing will commence at O'Clock.
UNITED STATES CouRT-WEDSEsDAr,
November 27.-The Court met ct II
O'Clock A. NJ, Judge Bryan presiding.
The grand jury made returns of true
bills as to John A. Duncan-indicted for
removal of distilled spirits. John L.
Harmon-indioted for carrying on the
business of retail dealer, without pay.
ing special tax license, under the Act
of july 20, 1868. John Q. Hunser--ille-
Galiy removing distilled spirits. VIC.
Whitesides and conspiracy; true
bill as to all the defendants, excepting
Dudley Jones. Wm. W. Neil and VIM.
Leet-conspiracy and murder. Terrance
Zimmerman, George Street and others
conspiracy.
The following petit Jurors were sworn:
No. Ia. NJ. Mackey, Foreman; J.
IL. Hendrix, Charles Holmes, Allen Hud-
son, Burgll Johnston, James Just, Geo.
L. Kirkland, j. II. L1wless, Geo. Lever,
Edward Marshall, J. S. Marks, William
McKenna.
No. 2.-Wilson Cook, Foreman; Wash
Ash, George Mittag, Javan Barnett,
JAcob N. Boozer, Sanoho P. Davis, W.
L. Davis, ]. Q. Fitzsimmons, Laurense
Ferguson. L. B. Grant, W. R. b. Hamp.
ton. Amos Alsobrook.
SUPERNUMRRARIEs.- s.-George Mittap. r.
Sill, j. ". Mead, VIM. Simons, Lewis
Riddlo. Addison Walker, Tbos 8. Rid.
die, Geo. Witherspoon, D. G. Robert.
son. s. E. Walker.
Eepdrte j. Rufus Observation-Disclosures
for conspiracy and murder. On motion
Of James H. Rion, attorney for prisoner,
and with the consent OF the United
States District Attorney, it was ordered.
that the bond heretofore given By the
defendant and others as his sureties,
conditioned for the appearance of the
defendant to answer to the above stated
Indictment, be annulled and Cancelled
this 9th day of November, 1872. A
copy OF the above order was ordered to
be served on the British Minister at
Washington.
John G. Hunter plead guilty to the
charge of illegally removing distilled
spirits, and was sentenced to pay fne
of 5000 and costs.
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