The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-12-05


Therewer sensational reports on the
streets. yesterday. .sas to serious acci =
dent on the Wilmington Coi1mbia aud:
Augusta Railroad; butsnpoa inquiry inc we
learned that broken fail caused q run
off'of three freigh: carssof t6e Columbia
bound train. :bnt, ly,spbbody was
hnrt. The accident occurred two miles
this side Of Maysvllle. The passenger
trains were delayed several hours. The
break near Sumter will be all right TO.
day-a temporary trestle having b.,en
built.
UNITED STATES C1Rcurr Counr, 90.
LuNDIA. Thursday, Decem Der 4, 1873.
The Court met at 10 A. n, Judge
Bryan presiding.
The case of the Uoited States ps
Montgomery Moses. was continued IN.
til next term. ,fTr. +
Ia parle Joseph Crews and e. r.!
Stokes, an rs J. and II. Green, of Mis-.
sissippi. uS. Cyrus 81. Baldwin, Receiver
OF The Exchange Bank. Of Columbia.
Ordered thet they have leave 10 Ele sad
prove their bills on or before the Ist
day OF Jannary.
John j. Hsmphill was. on m motion, ad.
mitted to practice in the United States
Circuit aud District Courts.
The equity docket will be called to-
morrow The Court then adjourned till
10 morrow, at 10 a. NJ
PHGSIxGASA = Get what YOU can
honestly, and use What you get frugally.
a pnsss bearing scoundrel ia some.
times houored; moneyless one, never.
Money in your purse will credit you;
wisdom in your head will adorn YOU:
both il your necessity will serve you.
What is it you must keep after giving
it to another? Your word.
"A wise man aims at nothing out of
his reach.
Things PAST may be repented, but not
recalled.
Which is the oldest, Miss Antiquity,
old Aunty Dluvian, Miss Ann Terror,
Miss Ann 4. Mundane, Miss Ann T.
Cedent or Miss Fortune?
The mind is slow to unlearn anv.
thing it has bern learning. Impres.
sioas firmly fixed on the mind and long
incu|cated, are With difficulty erased
from it.
SUPREME COURT, THURSDAY, Decem-
Der 4. 1S73.-The Court met at 1OA.
| nj. Present-Clief Justice Moses and
Associate Justices Wright aud Willard.
Ec parte John G. Sheppard-petition
for admission TO practice. Mr.. You-
nuns pro pet. Upon production of the
proper evidence, the petition was
granted, and hfF. Sheppard was sworn
and enrolled as an attorney, solicitor
and counsellor OF the Supreme Court
The State rs. Jerry Col man, appel.
liant. On motion Of MIR. Youmans, for
Mr.. Thomson, appellants attorney,
ordered. that the Sheriff of Abbeyille
County have the prisoner before the Su-
preme Court OH the 9th of December,
instant, OF 10 A. NJ
Thomas W. Pope, respondent, rs.
Phineas +. Frazee, Ell al appellants. Mr..
Banskest was heard for respondent.
Mr.: Clark for appellant in reply.
Niles G. Parker. appellant, rs. r. J.
| ~oh"io sous ieopouueuG. submitted on
printed argument. Messrs. Chamber.
lain IL Melton for appellant. Messrs.
Melton g. Clark for respondent.
Susan E. Horde. respondent, rs.
Landrum, appellant. Mr. Addison was
heard for appellant. Mr.. Sheppard for
respondent.
AT 3 p. NJ, the court adjourned until
Friday, 5th, at 10 A. NJ.
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A CAED.-The Building Committee of
tho Washington Street NJ. E. Church
South take pleasure in announcing. that
at an carly Gay grand vocal and in
strnmental concert will be given by
MADAME Driguoli, Professor Denck and
Plate, assisted Ivy several amateurs, to
ald in rebuilding the church. Particu-
lars given hereafter.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Meeting Board of Trade.