The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-01

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT for
South Carolina, sitting at Columbia,
November Term, 1868, Hon. George
s. Bryan, District Judge, presiding.
Monday, 30th of November, 1868.
The. Court opened at 10 o'clock A.
Nj. The Grand and Petit Jurors
answered to their names as on yes
terday.
The Grand Jury having retired
with several bills. returned into Court
with the following findings: u r, -
The United States us Lewis Carr.
Offering for sale, &C., articles of
perfumery without stamp. True bill.
United States pS. John Crowley &
> ohm Mahoney. Same offence.
True bill. a.lst ~t
United States rs. VIM. McGuinnis.
Same offence. True bill.
IN EQUITY.
w. Eustis et al. cs Peter J. Shand
et oil. On hearing pleadings in this
case, and on motion of solicitors for
complainants, with consent of coun-
sci for defendants, ordered that the
case be referred to G. H. Simonton,
Esq, as special referee, &c. It is
further ordered, that the Marshal,
after due advertisement, proceed to
sell the property described in the
pleadings, &C., and out of the pro-
ceeds of said sale, he do first pay the
expenses of these proceedings, and
hold the balance subject to order of
Court. That the equities between
the parties on the issues raised by
the pleadings be reserved, &c.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In re r. G. Delany, &c pa,1e
X. G. Billings. Petition to establish
lien. Kershaw & Conner pro. pet.
Order of relief to Register Clawson,
on motion of solicitors pro. pet
In nc James r. Magill, ec parte X.
G. Billings. Petition to establish
lien. Kershaw & Conner pro. pet.
Same order as above,
In re Willis Gregory, en pare It.
e. Gregory and w. J. Blackman. Pc
tition to establish lien. Kershaw &
Conner pro. pet. Same order as
above.
In re Y. J. M. Yarbrough, e.c pa,4e
K. G. Billings. Petition to establish
lien. Kershaw & Conner pro. pet.
Same order as above.
The petitions for final discharge
In the following cases, were read, and
on motion of respective solicitors
pro. pets, order of reference was
granted to W. j. Clawson, Register,
before whom final hearing was or.
dered: John Anderson, Easley &
Wells pro. pet; Samuel Rea, Z. P.
Jones pro. pet; Robert E. Evans,
w. A. Moore pro. pet. Samuel Sum-
mer. Williams & Mills pro. pet; S.
B. Massey, Melton & Mcclure pro.
pet; ID. Il. Byers, Il. J. Bell pro.
pet; James r. Touesdale, W. A.
Moore pro. pet; VIM. G. Moore, s.
McGowan, pro. pet; Israel Charles,
Easley & Wells pro. pet. B. B. Eos
ter, Wallace & McKissick pro. pet;
julius @. Blakeney, Williams & Ali
son pro. pet; Warren Boyd, w. G.
Keith pro. pet; Evan Rallings, Ker-
shaw q Conner pro. pet. W. D. Peck,
F. W. McMaster pro. pet; VIM.
Glaze, F. W. McN1aster pro. pet;
Benjamin f. Bishop, Williams &
Mills pro. pet.
The petitions for final discharge in
the following cases having been read,
on motion of respective attorneys,
were referred to Henry Summer,
Register, &c.:
Henry Stone, Jones & Jones pro.
pct; Moses Winstock, Tickling e
Pope pro. pet.
The petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy in the following cases having
been read, on motion Irrespective at
torneys, were referred to W. J. Claw
son, &c:
John F. Sims, Fair, Pope & Pope
pro. pet; Smith Cook, Wallace g.
McKissick pro. pet; James T. Jor-
dan, S. MCGOWAN pro. pet; Will
liam P. Andrews, Perrin & Cothran
pro. pet; Luke G. Rice, G.. +.
Townes pro. pet; W. B. Meriwether,
Lee & Blake pro. pet.
There being no further business
for consideration, the Court then ad
ionrned till tomorrow, 81 10 o'clock
A. M.