The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-04
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We have received from the author a
copy Of "Plain Questions on the Church
Oatechism," by Rev. J. Meroier Green,
A. H., Rector Of Christ Church, Charles.
ton, 8. c." RI
Senator Robertson leaves for Wash.
ington to-day. .s.r --,.-s-.-
David Brain, charged with .robbing
aaron Richardson, OF Winnsboro, was
arrested, yesterday, by Policeman
Bright. .H q
The dwelling Of the Misses Rollins was
entered at an early hour. yesterday morn
ing, and robbed of jewelry. etc.
Miss Jennie Patterson gives two Of her
readings on Monday and Tuesday oven
ings next. She ID highly commended.
Aperson signing himself D. NJ. Phal-
ing, No. 81 Amity street, New York, is
deluging the country with circulars.
Offering to sell counterfeit money. A
number OF these circulars have been re-.
ceived in this city within the past few days.
This person threatens to revenge him
self in dirsful manner If his name is
revealed. Cant some shrewd detective
take up his offer md ge. him q COM
piimentary ticket to tho Albany penitex.
tiary?
Notice has been given by Messrs. But
ler, Tradewell, Wallace and Green, coun.
sci for Captain George Upper, charged
with killing Captain John D. Caldwell,
that motion for q change of venue
would be made when the case was called.
1t is thought that the trial will be had in
Edgefeld.
Delegates to the meeting OF the State
Grange are notified, in another column.
that the varions railroads in the State
have extended to them the courtesy Of
one fare tickets.
Andlcw Anderson, convicted at the
last August term Of the United States
Court, at Greenvillc, of violating the in.
ternal revenue laws, and sentenced to
81, 900 fine and six months imprison.
ment, has been Internationally pardoned
by the President.
Mr.. Tilman r. Gaines acknowledges
the receipt of number of articles for
the orphans under his charge.
Miss Jennie Patterson, as will be seen
by card in another column, gives two
entertainments in this city on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next.
The New Orleans Times, relieved Of
its recent difficulties, again presents it..
self in its old. familiar guise. as the real
organ of the people.
| The moon-Loye's lantern.
Advertisements are good things Tor us
and better for the public. There is no
more healthy measure in business than
to open the new year with q flaming nd
vertisement. II gives man a good
sond-of and onlivens trade. We augur
we'll for him who begins the year With
activity and hope. and takes his stand
firmly. The best way in which he can
impress his ncighbors with this is to pro.
claim his business and his purpose, so
that nil may know what lie is about. Tie
first days Of the new year are, tho iittest
for this-and we understand everybody's
interest. including our own! !
SUPREME Court. January 3.-Court
met at 10 \. NJ. Present-Chief Justice
Moses. and Associate Justices Wright
and Willard.
The State ec REL r. @. SILVER, Ell oL.
rs: s. L. Hoge. Comptroller General.
Monday, 9Th. at 10 A. NJ, is sot for
hearing Geo. W. Patterson ps. South
Onrolina Railroad Company. Mr.. Cham.
berlain for appellant in reply.
II. Terry es. Commercial Bank, con.
tinued.
The following decisions were rendered
II. n. & G. L. Duncan os. Margaret
Harper, et al. Decree affirmed and mo.
ton dismissed. Opinion by Moses, @. j.
State Os. Cain Simmons, Jack Drayton
and Solomon Lyons. Motion dismissed.
Opinion by Moses, G. J.
| At II A. NJ. Court adjourned till Mon
day, 9th, at 10 A. M. f-i -
The Cal. Wagner troupe drew crowd
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