The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-28

SUPREME CouRr-NovRMBER TRRm.
1S74-FRIDAY. November 27.-The
Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present-Chief
Justice Moses and Associate Justices
Wright and willard.
B. W. Edwards. administrator. ef al
appellants, %. b. E. P. Sanders ct al
respondents. Mr.. Spain was card for
appellants in reply.
Barfield Rogers, appellant, us. Marv
Ann Higgins, respondent. Order Of
continuance set aside. aud case eub-
mItted on printed arguments BY con-
sent.
Henry K. W. Finn ct al, respond.
ents. rs James NJ. Brown, Sr., ei al.
appellants. Continued.
Ec parte Hope 81. Newton. Petition
FOR admission to practice In the So
preme Court. Mr.. McIvar for peti-
toner. Upon production Of the proper
evidence, the petition was graute and
MIR. Newton was sworn aud enrolled "A
an attorney. solicitor and counsellor of
the Supreme Court.
@As - AA.s SuO SOuEk UNI.
til Monday. both, 10 A. NJ. when the
First Circuit will be called.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Cou1r-
COLUMBIA. November 27.-This Court
met at 10 A. M.-Hon. George g.
Bryan presiding.
W. Henry Allen, indicted for passing
counterfeit money. The jury returned
verdict Of not guilty.
La the case of Alexander Mhttison,
charged with murder, an order was
passed requiring the Marshal to srrast
the witnesses aud take them before the
nearest United States Com mmissioner.
to enter into recogpixance for their ap-
pearance before the Court to testify on
behalf Of the State in said case.
The Grand Jury reported the follow
ing: No bills as to John Hollingsworth,
attempting to prevent persona from
voting; Edward L. Walker, violation
OF Section 5 OF Act of May, 1870:
James Kelly. not destroying stamps on
empty Cigar box; John Colgsn, carry.
ing on the business OF q dealer in
manufactured tobacco without special
tax. Aud true bills as to James RoiIi-
son, violation of Section s OF the ACT
OF May 81, 1870; Mary Murry, carry
ing on the business of retail LIQUOR
dealer without paying special tag;
Adam Holcombe, illegal voting. fAct
May 81. 1900 Alfred Olisby. Carrying
on business OF retail dealer in linuor
and tobacco without paying special tax;
Daniel G. Thompson, hasine IN.
stamped cigars; Richard J. NJ. Cayley
and John D. NJ. Cavley, falling to
obliterate stamps-trne bill as to
secoDd &C mt; no bill as TO first count.
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NAIL .AnRANaEMRKTs.--
mail opens 6. 80 A. NJ, 3 P. Nj. closes
ii A. NJ. 6 P. III. Charleston opent8
A. NJ. $50 2. N. closes 8 a. Nj. ,6P.
NJ. Western opens 6 A. NJ, Up.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 P. III. Greenviile
opens $40 P. NJ: closes 6 A. Nj. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 1890
A. M. On Sunday open from 2.30to
3. SOP. NJ.
It is time now to cease washing until
next spring. when the weather will be
The very idea of getting
into tubful OF water. such weather as
this. is enough to cast gloom over
The whole community.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. NOVEMBER 27.-
Hendrix House-A L Butler and lady,
Marlboro; j 81 Hollingsworth, Edge
field; D D Farrar, J W Williams, OH
Sloane, N Y; L F Griffith, w NJ Mar
tin. Baltimore; ] G Perrin. AbbeviIle:
L " Williams, P 8 Steel, J W Dusen-
berry. Mrs M N Wilson, Miss Minnie
Steel, j W Patterson. John 8 Wilson,
L " Williams, W E Trim
BILE. Society Hill; J F Probst and lady.
] Z Glider. Newberry; G r Holmes.
Doko; Mrs nj E Hallford and child.
fimmonsville; E A Wagner. Charles
ton; " B Aycock, White Hall; DR. J
Spring Hill; e Pogue,
N G; W B Pebbles, Sumter.
Mansion IHouse-L E Hendricks.
city;S s w Nicholson, 8 G; 8 Norton.
Kingston; L r Malligan, Spartan
burg; L e Sims. s G; @ F Dorsey,
nity; I G Sims, s c.; james 81 Nc.
Connell, Anderson; E T Woodward,
Aston.