The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-19
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Yesterday was a day to be remem.
bered-one OF the old-time sort
warm and clear.
The Representative chamber was
thronged, yesterday. with interested
listeners to the argument in the Trea.
surer Cardozo case.
Pats owl gave mp the ghost, yester-
day. and is now beyond the reach OF
those who used to be 40 fond of stir.
ring him up with u stick.
Job printing of every kind, from a
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster. turned out, at short notice,
from PHOENIX office Try us.
There are no "offi ,ial" rewspapers
in the State. Public officers and pri-
vnte citizens can publish every notice
required by law 90 be made public in
any newspaper they may select.
A gentleman from the Mill Creek
section informs us that the day after
tho tornado he saw dead birds laying
near the track OF tie storm that were
stripped entirely Of feathers.
The monumental palmetto tree, in
front OF the State Capitol. has been
again desecrated. A number of the
letters have been knocked off and
carried away.
Make it standing rule that the win
dows shall be raised when the bed
rooms are left in the morning. and the
whole up stairs renovated more tho.
roughly than a broom could. cleanse
the floors. j,i
A fount OF second hand bourgeois,
of about 800 pounds. and a fount OF
minion. OF about 500 pounds. can be
obtained at u very low price. with or
without the necessary cases,) by early
application at PHOENIX offioe. A hand
press will bring good impression.
FATAL Bhow-DEATH OF THE SIZE
RIFF OF KERsHiw-A private despatch
IRON Camden informs us tha& Captain
Samuel Plaoe came to his death, yes
terday morning, from blow deliveted
by policeman. It appears that She
riff Place was on frolic and making
considerable noise in the street, when
the policeman ordered him to be quiet
or he would arrest him. Capt. P. re-
piled in threatening tone, ut the same
time placing his hand behind his back,
as if intending to draw q weapon.
The policeman promptly knocked him
down with his club. The Injured
man was carried to physician. who
directed him to be kept warm until he
recovered his sober senses. About
two hours afterwards. it was dicovered
that he had died. The skull was frao.
tured and the brain injured. Captain
Placo was formerly O United States
soldier. We believe. He had many
friends in Kershaw. and also in Sum.
ter. where he formerly resided.
SUPREME Court. THURSDAY, March
18, 1675.-The Court met at 10 A. NJ.
Present-Ohief Justice Moses and As.
sociate Justice Willard.
Andrew Winter, respondent. ps.
Alexander ct a.. appellants. Special
order made.
B. W. Edwards, administrator, et al .
appellants, us. Sanders ct al, respond.
ents. Ordered to be re.argued.
Mrs. Ann Creighton ct al, respond.
ents, vs. LOTUS @. Clifford el al, ap.
pellants. Ordered to be re. argued on
specified point.
Rule 20 is changed to read as fol.
lows:
The remittitur shall contain copy
of the judgment of the Court and
shall be sealed with the seal and signed
by the Clerk of the Court.
When decree or order shall be Of.
frmed. or an appeal dismissed by
default OF appearance by the appel
liant, the remittitur shall not be sent
to the Court below. unless this Court
shall otherwise direct, until thirty days
after notice OF the affirmance or dis.
missal shall have been served on the
attorney of the party in default. Ser
vice OF notice shall be proved to the
CLERK by affidavit or by written admis.