The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-10

sprite" so vividly, will be. shocked to
hear of her death, in the South OF
France. She had broken down from
over.exertion, and had been sent there
to recaperatt and it will be hard for
those who remember her to realize that
bright little girl the victim OF disease
and death. Poor little Lotta! None
ever combined as sho did jollity, nairete
and witchery; and John BrougLam de.
scribed her best as "the Dramatic Cook
toll" She WAS frolio incarnate.
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The TuEATRE.-A complimentary au-
dience greeted the second and last ap-
pearnnce of Miss Bernard, last evening,
ut Irwin's Hall. The evening was de-
voted to fun, and was greatly enjoyed.
Miss B. is truly prototype OF Proteus.
Her facility in gliding from grave to gay,
her agility, her bewitching style in her
different characters, elected the deepest
attention and warmest applause. Her
movements in her champion Jig brought
the audience generally to their feet, and
long and vociferous applause followed
her execution of the dance. The three
comedies selected for the occasion we're
rendered with great credit to the per-
formers and delight to the house; to the
amusement of whom Mr.. Morris con-
tributed literally. TO see him would
c.use laugh; but to see him and lear
him fnn Enoro -:
constant state OF excitement, which it is
difficult to Quell even after leaving the
hall. His dutch Justice" was dispensed
in pleasure provoking style, and there
seemed scarcely q moments lnpse in the
langhter it created from Mr.. Morris
opening of the 'court house" even to
the adjournment thereof. We wish the
company that success they 80 richly
:acs:t wherever they may e.. and 5c.
speak for them hearty reception.
UNITED STATES COURT. DECEMBER 9.
The Court met ut 10 a. H., Judges
Bond and Bryan presiding.
r. g. Gillian ct ai ys. j. D. Aiken &
Co. CT M.-Bill Of Injunction. Wm. T..
Earle, complainants' solicitor; Simontoa
u Barker, defendants solicitors. This
| case coming on to be heard on bill and
4nswer, and counsel having stated to the
Court that the amount actually due by
II. o. Gillian & Go. to j. d. Aiken e. Co.
has been ascertained and fixed by tile
Circuit Court Of South Carolina sitting
Tor Pickens County, in suit by r. q.
Gillian against A. nj. Aiken and others
| and that said amonnt has been deposited
IN the Greonville National Bank, subject
| TO the decision Of the case in this Court.
it is ordered, that the amount 40 ascer
tained and fixed by said Circuit Court be
paid over to J. D. Aiken & Co., aud that
the said j. D. Aiken Il Co. pay the costs
| OF plaintiff in this case and of the officers
OF Court, and that the balance of said
deposit be paid to the Sheriff of PicIsens
County for said cnse of Gillian rs. A. nj.
Aiken ct al.
United States rs. 400 pounds Of tobac
co, one wagon, one set double harness.
found at Liberty Hill. Information for
violation of internal revenue laws.
United States cS. ninety gallons dis
titled spirits, found at Abbeville. On
motion of the United States District At.
torney. ordered that warrant and mo-
nition do Issue. returnable on the goth
! December, 1872.
Unitcd States rs. Sidney Walker.
Conspiracy. Continued by consent
United States rs. Wm. 9. Whi,csides.
Joseph Whisonant and Jerome Whiso.
nant. Conspiracy to prevent Aleck
lIeech and other citizens OF African do.
scent from voting for a. S. Wallace, for
Congress. in York County. The follow
ing jurors were sworn to try the case !:
DR.. j. n. Boozer. Trezevant Sill, Jayan
Barnett, Thos. Riddle, George p. Kirk
land, Washington Ashc. colored,> Virgil
Johnston, colorcd. Lawrence Walker,
colored. George Lever, Wm. McKenna,
colored, w. L. Dennis.
at the conclusion of the evidence, the
case was opened by Mr.. Earle for the
tovcrnmcnt. followed by Mr.. Hamilton
Tor the prisoners, and Mr.. Corbin in re-
ply for the Government. Judge Bond
charged the jury, when they retired, and
after a very short absence, returned a
verdict of guilty rs to all the prisoners.
at 9lla o'clock, the Court adjourned
until tomorrow, at 10 A. NJ.
PHESlx1ASA.-Tho laws keep up their
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