The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-02-04
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PHGNlxIANA. Seeing none knoweth
not what day may bring forth. spend
every day as il it we're to bs your last.
This short life, being only q passage
to eternity, should bs spent asj q CON
tinua! preparation for it.
| It's the first duty of woman to be a
lady. '.'a a's7s ffisits
Love OF justice, in the generality OF
men, is only the fear of suffering from
Injustice. at la ,a& j,,t
Delicacy is not thing which can be
lost and found. ca
Sowing is not so difficult as reapinp.
but ripping out is not very pleasant to
| those who sew.
Hold on to your good character, for
it is, and ever will be, your best wealth.
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Court OF GENERAL SESSIONS. This
court convened, yesterday, at 10 o'clock
Judge Carpenter presiding.
The grand Jury made the following
presentmenta They have largs num-
her of cases before them:
Truo bills against Causey Blair, bur
glary aud larceny; George Mosely,
grand larceny; Philip Garrison and
Merrlman Washington. grand larceny;
Charles Caldwell. grand larceny: Pres.
ton Richardson. killing and wonndinR
cattle.
In the case Of Aleck Murray, charged
with arson, the jury ignored The bill.
Bench warrants were issued for the
arrest of Philip Garrison and Merri
riman Washington. f'7%'''7''1 '.77'T,a
The court then proceeded to the trial
OF Charles Caulfield- charged with
grand larceny. After short absence.
the jury returned a verdict of not
guilty. A1r. Chamberlain for the pri-
soner. Solicitor Runkle and Nr. Dun
bar for the State. fHl
Causey Blair-burglary and larceny
found guilty. Solicitor Runkle for the
State. MIR. j. q. Marshall for the pri-
soner.
George Notwithstanding watch:
verdict of guilty. Solicitor Runkle for
the State. Mr.. John H. Baaskett as
signed for the prisoner.
The court then adjourned, until this
morning. at 10 o'clock.
SALE DAY.-Owing to the storm,
there was smaller attendance than
usual at the sales yesterday.
Messrs. D. O. Psixotto & Sons sold
forty head of mules, which brought
from $50 to Sl20 apiece. Also, q tract
Of swamp land, lying near Gadsden, for
81. Is per acre.
BY Jacob Levin: A plantation lying
near Gadsden, containing 252 acres, for
So, 45O. Also, another tract in the same
locality for 1925, and store house and
two acres for Social of the same being
the Howell estate, and sold for settle
ment
By the Sheriff. Jacob Levin, auc-
tioneer,) the following lots of land:
$500 acres. the property of John D.
Frost, ST., situated six miles from tho
city. on the Monticello Road, brought
81 90 per acre. Another tract, tho pro-
perty of the same, person, containing
1850 acres. twelve miles from the oity.
on the same roal, brought 50 per acre.
2oO acres of land, on the Camden Road,
nine miles from tho city. owned by ia
cob L. Hogan. sold for forty cents per
acre. Ono lot OF r. II. Cain, one-half
acre, nine miles from the city. sold for
$40. All cash sales. Daily Union.