The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-09
united states District Court.

J III SESSION at that place. Hon. GEo >. BRYAN
| Presiding.
The following proceedings were had since oul
| last issue
pointed Commissioner fUr the U. 8. Circuit and
District Courts for South Carolina.
| FRIDAY BOTH AUGUsT-The United States os
| Wm Holdin, Jr., Violation Of Internal Revenue
Law as Distiller. The Defendant plead guilty
and was sentenced by the Court to pay fine oi
The United States u.s. Solomon Clayton-Guilty
of same charge as above. Same plea and SEN
teuce.
Phillip A. Ford Us. Vim. A. Barrett and Miles
Drake-Assumpst. On motion OF Hon. b. +.
Perry, appearing for ". E. Martin, Attorney of
Record, this case was continued.
VIII Brothers Us. VIM. T. White-Assumpsit. On
motion of Hon. ". D. Porter, for Porter Conner,
and By consent, this case was referred to Jury
who rendered verdict for Plaintiff Tor sls2l.ol'
with interest from 10th of October, 1861.
Pierce Skehan Us. Vim. Dayton-Assumpslt On
motion of Wm. D. Porter for Plaintiff, this case
was referred to Jury, who returned verdict f0r
Plaintiff for S1225.03, with interest from l4th
April 1866.
Wisenfeld IL Co.. us. Grady Ferguson & Co
Assumpsit. Macbeth & Buist for Plaintiff; Hon.
3. F. Perry for Defendant. On motion lead OF
Hon. W. H. Campbell, appearing for Macbeth q
Buist. this case was continued with leaYe to
amend.
Chapman Lyon & Noyes Us. L. Eias-Assump-
sit. On motion of Hon. W. H. Campbell, appear
ing for Macbeth Buist, this case was referred to
Jury, who rendered verdict for Plaintiff In the
sum of s717,29.
Fink Henkin Us. L. John White and L. NJ; Won
Kolnitz-Assumpsit On motion OF Hon. W. ID.
Campbell, appearing for Macbeth Buist, this
case was referred to Jury, who found verdict for
Plaintiff in the of s5S723, with interest from
the 31st March, 1866.
Philander Curtis Us. Elijah Nj. Richardson
~ p0rtar
ner, this case was referred to Jury, who found for
plaintiff $780, with interest from LIST Janury, lS66
STYLES Hurd pS. F. Saury and h. w. PayLe-
Assumpsit. On motion ofPorter Conner under
tho 10Th Rule, the Court assessed damages OF
Plaintiff at $685. with interest from 18th December,
1866.
Allen B. Addison, ei ,r., et al Us. VIM: b. Gill
christ, Administrator, &c. On motion OF Hon. u.
f. Perry, appearing for Magrath and Addison, this
case was continued by complainant.
Wisenfeld & Co., US Jno. w. Simpson and Will
liam Wright, survvors-Assumpsit. This case
was on motion of Gen. W. X. Easley, appearing
for G. H. Suber, continued generally by the
plaintiff.
MONDAY, I'd September.-The following orders
we're signed by the Judge:
Peter Pirnie, Executor James Matthews, uS.
Martha P. Curtis, Administrator Of VIM. Curtis
ct al.-Bill in Equity. The Marshal's report OF
sales confirmed
Peter Pirnie, Executor Jas. Matthews, Us. Alice
Jos. Carson d Co. us +. Conner & Co. Assump-
sit On motion of Hoo. ". D. Porter, appearing
for PRESLEY, Lord and Inglesby, Plaintiffs Attor-
cey, this was referred TO Jury, who founq Ior
Plaintiff ST. 404.55, with interest from 9Th Septcm-
ber, 1866.
Justice & Co. Us. Hoffman, Brabham & Co.-As-
sumpsit. On motion of Hon. W. d. Porter, ap-
pearine for j. N. Nathans, Plaintiffs Attorney, a
verdict was taken by consent for $770. .46.
The Glen Cove Starch Manufacturing Company,
4. Dort Acol1
sit On motion of j. W. Wilkinson Esq., appear
ing for Brewster & Spratt, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
this case was referred to jury, who rendered
verdict for So, ,56617, with interest from 18th Oc-
tober, 1862.
Escher u Co. Us. w. W. Leman.-Assumpsit. On
motion of J. W. Wilkinson, this case was referred
to jury who rendered verdict for s2,52O.25. with
costs OF suit.
The Grand jury found true bills in the following
cases
The United States os. Frank Arnim and others
Violation Of Internal Revenue Law, under Sec q,
Act OF 18th July, 1867
The United States us Jno T. Wilkins-Viola-
ton of Internal Revenue Law, Sec. 49, Act 3Oth
January, 1864.
The United States Us. H. NJ. Turner and Bennett
Turner-violaticn Of Internal Revenue Law, un-
der same Section and Act as above. No bill as to
H. NJ. Turner; true bill as to Bennett Turner.
Thos R. Agnew, Administrator, uS. Lucy T.;
Thompson, Administrator Referred
to jury, and after argument by Hon. b. b; Perry
for plaintiff and Messrs. Bobo & Reed for defend
ant, and charge by Judge, they rendered verdict
tor plaintiff for 81 ,309.50
The United States us Frank Arnim and others
Indictment for violation OF Internal Revenue
Las, under Secs. 49, "a, 25, 80 and As. OF Act of
18th July, 1866.
The United States Us. the same-Same charge
under Sec. 2, Of same Act as above.
The District Attorney D.. t. Corbin, moved to
consolidate the indictments, tue consideration OF
1 ft0y, oP nap
| pearing for Defendants, was held under advise
ment till Tuesday, 10 o'clock A. NJ.
| TUESDAY, Sd September .--Gawtry, Freeman L.
| Co. u.s. Mary Agnes and her infant children-Bill
OF Division and Foreclosure. On motion OF G. w.
Williams and Giles G. Patterson, Solicitors for De-
PENDANTS, ordered that the Defendants have leave
until kule Day in October next to file their
answers IN the above stated case.
| The following cases were called and referred to
| iuries, who redered verdcts as follows:
John Gibson Sons & Co. os. D. o. Clarke. sur
viving partner of Smith 4 Carke--Assumpsit. NJ.
P. O'Conner, Plaintiff Attorney. Verdict $737 08.
| The same Us. John BUrns-Assumpsit NJ. P.
O'Conner for Plaintiff. Verdict for 81, $50 %.
| Whitley Bros. & Co. us. l.. W. Dash i Co.-As-
sumpsit. A. H. Dunkin for Plaintiff. Judgment
| by default (plea being withdrawn ON order Of
Judge under 10th Rule) for 1888 30, with interest
| from 14th March, 1867, and costs.
! ]. Adler Newboner, OF New York, Us. David
Jacobs-Assumpsit. Macbeth & Buist for Plain
III.
s6l2 10 from 14th December, 1856, and interest on
s6l2 10 from 18th January, 1867.
Jas. G. Herd & Co. us Lucas & Shphecker-As-
sumpsit. Macbeth & Buist for Plaintiff. Verdict
for Plaintiff s2,S54 6S, with interest.
| Russ Co. Us. Renneker & Glover-Assumpst.
| On motion Of Macbeth g. Buist, case referred to
Jury, who found for Plaintiff 81 1922 03.
Collins, Plummer Co. Us. ]. L. Phihps-As-
sumpsit NJ. P. OConnor for Plaintiff Verdict
for Plaintiff for s., 1924 At.
4 q II IL.
sit Wilkinson Gilchrist. Verdict for Plaintiff
s769 56.
Rettenhouse, FAINT & Co. os. Krender & Behr-
Assumpst. r. C. Gilchrist, Verdict for Plaintiff
81, ,299 So.
The United State u.s. Frank Arnim & Co-vioa-
tion OF informal Revenue Laws as before stated.
The United States us. Frank Arnim and others
Violation of Internal Revenue Law US before
stated. D. 7. Corbin, District Attorney assisted
by j. ?. Reed, for United States Hon. B. f. Perry
Gen. w. X. Easley Hon. VIM. D. Porter and Gen
NJ. W. Gary, Attorneys for Defendant. On motion
of Districl-Attorney, it was ordered that these
bills be consolidated This case was then referred
to Jury No. 1.
WEDNESDAY, 4rH SEprEMBER.-Er parle Jno
H. Wilson Petition to practice in United States
Court for South Carolina, was read by Hon. B
+. Perry and, on motion the applicant WAS ad
mltted.
Alex. F. Stewart 4 Co. Us. W. W. Leman-As
sumpsit. PRESLEY, Lord & Inglesby, Plaintiff I
Attorneys. Referred TO jury. Verdict for Plain
tiff for 1869 9S also 1886 0S with interest from 6tl
February 1861 also, S796 O8, with interest iron
18th February, 1861.
The following cases were called j. X. Jatfray 4
Sons 0S. s. & j. Sampson-Assumpslt. Slmontol
g. Barker Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Hamilton, Easter & Co. Us. s. HoA,man-As
sumpsit. Si!nonton & Barker, Plaintiffs Attor
neys There being 10 appearances, motion
Hon. W. D. Porter appearing for Plaintiffs Attor
ney the Judge decreed for Plaintiffs, in first case
s2j62 IA, with interest, and in second case, TO
S2j35 67 with the interest.
The U. S. Us. Frank Arnim and others--Indct
nent for Violations Of Internal Revenue Law a
Distillers &c.-A Plea to the Jurisdiction as. also
the Plea il abatement and motion for con
tinuance.
The District Attorney then explained the cas-
on part of tine Government Hon. B: F.. Perry o
the part of Arnim. Gen Carey declined stain
the line OF defence to be taken IN behalf OF tn
other Defendants until case, or showing, wa
made out against them.
THURSDAY 5rH SEPTEMBER Ec Pdrte, J. Char
ccllor Chambers, of Yolkville, s. G., and Josep