The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-12-10

FOURTH CmcU1T CouRr OF THn
United STATEs-SouTH CAROLINA
DIsTRIoT.-At stated term of the
Circuit Court of the United States
for said District, begun and holden,
at Columbia, on the fourth Monday
OF November, 1867-Geo. s. Bryan,
y. j., presiding. On motion of D. T.
Corbin, United States District At
torney, ordered, that on the 11th day
OF December, A. d. 1857, the docket
OF said court be peremptoriIy called
and disposed of.
ISSUE DOCKET.
70. w. Faucette, of North Carolina,
VS.. =. W. Simpson:-Assumpsit. Spe-
cial Pleas. Sullivan and Melton.
The jury find for plaintiff, $9O3. SO.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9, 1867
Hon. George s. Bryan, D. j., pre-
siding:
81. F. Baker & Co. VS.. the Charles
ton Dredging and Wharf Building
Company-Libel for supplies. Si,
monton & Barker, proctors for libel
lants; Porter & Conner, proctors for
defendant.
Hearing the pleadingss in the case,
and, on motion of Simonton & Bar
ker, proctors for libellants, with the
consent of Porter & Conner, proctors
for defendants, it is adiudged and
decreed that the defendant is indebt-
ed to the ibellants in the sum of
S342. O8, on the account stated in the
libel. -s.tua I'D aeltT a:.s 10,
It is further ordered, that7so much
of the funds of the proceeds of the
sale heretofore ordered in the court
in the case of ID. 9. Tilton, as the
same defendant--as may remain after
satisfying the decree heretofore rem
dered in this court, against the said
,defendant,'to be applied to the pay
ment Of the; costs of these proceed
ings, and the aforesaid sum of money
herein adjudged. to. be due the libel
lants; and that the Marshal Of this
court do pay the same out Of such
funds remaining in his hands. 49,
H.,s z,ns.fo m Wof;ao n;,1,;o, .Dok:
ton to practice in the United States
Courts-W. Bachman, proclaimant's
petitioner. II. 3is
8 Petition was read, and, on motion
of Mr.. Bachman, the! petitioner was
admitted and commissioned.
Er parte John e. Millner, of the
firm Of J. NJ. Elves & Co.-Petition
for sale Of, perishable property. ~.
On motion of w. .Bachmal, ESQ.,
ordered that the assignee Of +.
McLain sell the property mentioned
in the petition-sale to take place on
23d December, 1S67-and assignee
to retain the funds to abide further
order of the court.
ISSUE DOCKET
The following cases were called and
A4oPooOo oAs tbo 1o1lOWo.- 49,
The United States VS.. Alfred Huger,
Charles T. Lowndes-Debt- Special
Plea. Rntledge & Young, for Huger;
Magrath & Lowndes, for Lowndes.
This case was peremptorily fixed for
Wednesday, 11th December.
In Re. VIM. j. Sanders. bank
ruptcy.
Petition read by W. W. Harllee and
case referred, under order of the
Judge, to r. B. Carpenter, Register
I'd Congressional District.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The United States vs.. Andrew J.
Bridges, John Bridges, James
Bridges-Violation of Internal Reve-
nue. Law.
The defendants plead guilty and
were sentenced to pay costs.
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