The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-30


and claimed his change. The sausage
vender discovered hia error, aid waa
forced to pay the money a second
time. In the meantime, No. Q made
himself scarce.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-
NOVEMBER 20, 1867.-Hon. Geo. S.
Bryan, D. j., presiding.
EQUITY DOCKET.
Gawtry, Fireman & Co. VS.. Mary
Agrer, ct. al. Bill for Foreclosure,
&c. A. 81. Brown, complainants'
solicitor Geo. w. Williams, defend
ants solicitor.
It was ordered, on motion of G.
w. Williams, that Jane Dunovant,
mother of Jessie and John Duno-
want, be appointed guardian of said
defendant; and that complainants
give security for costs, to- the Clerk
of this Court, on or before the hear
ing of this cause, and that copy of
this order be served on A. Fl. Brown,
Esq, complainants' solicitor.
In Re, Daniel Williams, q bank
rupt. On motion of Wilson & With
erspoon, attorneys for petitioner,
the time for rendering schedule of
creditors and inventory of estate, was
extended to ten days, instead of five,
as in original order.
INQUIRY DOCKET.
James Holdsworth& & Co. VS.. Jas.
81. Kinard, survivor Falls & Kinard.
.Assumpsit. w. II. Talley, plaintiffs
attorney. Under sixteenth rule of
court, the damages of plaintiff we're
assessed at $718.78, with interest on
$498.76, from November 26, 1867.
Mygatt, Ingraham & Co. VS.. Steele
& Go. Assumpsit. Wilson &c With
erspoon, plaintiffs attorney. Under
sixteenth rule of court, the damages
of plaintiff were assessed at 81, 238. II,
with interest on 1888. 10, from No
vember 26, 1867.
ISSUE DOCKET.
The New York News Company VS..
Martin M. Quinn. Assumpsit-non-
assumpsit. M. l.. Wilkins for plain
tiff; w. II. Schroeder for defendant.
Jury No. 2, charged with this case,
rendered the following verdict: We
find for plaintiff $751.26.
The United States VS.. two barrels
and one keg distilled spirits, one box
tobacco, one wagon and two horses.
Information for forfeiture for viola
ton of internal revenue laws. On
motion of D. T. Corbin, U. s. District
Attorney, ordered that the usual mo-
milton and attachment issue in the
above entitled cause as prayed for.
Charles 81. Lanneau, Jr., admir-.
vs.. A. Candy. Declaration in debt,
penalty $4,000 The witnesses in
this case residing over 100 miles from
court house in Charleston, on mo-
ton of James Bernie, plaintiffs at
torney, ordered that O commission
issue under the seal of this court, for
the examination of said witnesses,
and that o copy of this order be
served on defendant or his attorney.
GALL OF DoCKETs.
Ordered, that the Civil Dockets be
called peremptorily, on and after
Wednesday, 4th day of December.
The common law cases will be first
disposed of, and then the Equity
cases will be heard. Those cases
where both complainants and respon-
dents live in Charleston, will sbe
heard there, at an adjourned or spe-
cial court.
The grand jury found true bills
against the following persons, for
distillation without paying special
tax, viz: Benjamin F. Ellis, Ferdi-
nand Cane, Ferdinand Michaelis,
John M. Manning, Samuel Bottles.
Er parte Thomas s. Arthur-Peti-
tion for examination and admission to
practice in the Uuited States Court
for South Carolina. David T. Cor
bin, District Attorney, Joseph d.
Pope and Samuel w. Melton, ap-
pointed examiners, conducted the
examination in the presence of the
Court. After which the following
order was signed by the Judge: On
hearing examination of the petition
er, it is, on motion of Samuel w.
Melton, Esq, ordered, that Thomas
s. Arthur, Esq, he admitted to prac-
tice in the Courts of the United
States for Sonth Carolina, as attor-
ney, solicitor and proctor.