The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-20

legations to make against the Superintendent
are called upon to come forward and give their
evidence.
UNITED STATES CoUBT-HoN. GEORGE 8.
BnYAN PREsmNa.-The following cases Of
bankruptcy were read by the respective coun-
sci, and the cases referred to Henry Summer,
Esq.,, Registrar OF the Third Congressional
District:
Russell Padget, of Edge6eld; Messrs. Jones
& Norris, solicitors.
Tillman Watson, Jr., of Edgefeld; Messrs.
Jones & Norris, solicitors.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were
read by their respective counsel, and referred
to B. B. Carpenter, Esq.,, Registrar:
Andrew J. Leggett, Of Bennettsville; Messrs.
Townsend & Hutson, solicitors.
Oliver J. Butts, OF Georgetown; w. Alston
Pringle, solicitor.
Thomas G. Weatherly, of Bennettsvire;
Townsend & Hutson, solicitors.
The petition Of Gilbert Ahrens for the rights
OF citizenship was granted on his'subscribing
to the customary oaths.
In the Circuit Gourt-W. N. Hunter, Esq, of
BarnweI, was admitted to practice in the Uni
ted States Courts for South Carolina.
W. C. Langley & Co. us. Harvey Cogswell
ct al, and J. L. Markley & Co. os. Harvey Cogs
well Ell al.
On hearing the bill and Cross bill in this case
and the answers Of the defendants, &C., by
consent OF au parties concerned, it was order
ed by Judge Bryan that the sale Of the Kalmia
mills property, advertised to take place on the
18th inst, be permitted to proceed, provided
that the said property be not sold for sum
less than $780, 900; and that $40 GOO Of the cred
it portion Of the purchase money be retained
in court, subject to the liens and equities OF
the several parties, and subject to the further
order Of the court.
MAYoR's CoURT.-Two belligerents, who tried
to settle their difficulty by fisticuff fight in
the South Carolina Railroad yard, vera fined
$40 each.
Another chap, who was on the rampage and
resisted Sergeant Med Donald, Of the police force,
in the discharge Of his duty, received an ad-
monition, in the shape Of 500 fine, that will
prevent him from indulging in such sports in
future.
The two cotton thieves, whose arrest was
mentioned in yesterdays NEWS, were fined $50
each for their cotton operations.
Two reyivalists, who thought the ardent WAS
necessary to the salvation Of man, digpensed
the same without the customary license. Their
forgetfulness cost them 500 each.
Three COWS and one horse, that were found
roaming about the streets, were arrested as
vagrants, and their owners charged IS each.
A smoker, who had transgressed the rules
and puffed his weed on wharf, was charged
S. for so doing.
A keeper of swine WAS reminded that hog
meat was not allowed in the city ordinances,
and he was fined $40 for keeping the unclean
beasts.
Two "plugs" who sportively bunged up each
others eyes, were charged respectively SO and
IS, the verdict being governed by their appear
ance.
Susan Hudson, who had by some means es-
capped from the almshouse, took advantage Of
the occasion to get on one Of her usual drunks.
Words were wasted on such subject and she
was sent to the workhouse for fifteen days.
Several characters who thought that man
should not live by bread alone and moistened
their clay with whiskey, suffered in their pocket
to the extent Of IS to SIS in proportion to their
offences.
A lampighter who neglected to illuminate
was fined fifty cents for each omission.
HOTEL ARR1vA1s-Charleston Hotel.-R. a..
Tucker, Mrs. A. q. Tucker and son, Maine;
Mr. and Mrs. ". B. Draper and maid, Flush
ing, L. l., b. 8. Turrll, New York; B. B. Per-
kns and servant, q. s. A.; B. E. Strickland,
Lawrenceville, Ga; George W. Arnold, Ros-
well, Ga; ". G. Barnett, Unionville, s. c.; F..
q. Walker, Cross Anchor, s. C.;C. Waring, Co
lumbia, S. c.; Joseph Walton, joseph E. Ell
kington, Philadelphia; D. F. Thorpe, st. Hele-
ma Island; John ". Waters, New York; E. B.
Smith, South Carolina; q. NJ. Drane, s. A. Ashe,
Wilmington, N. c.; G. L. Williamson, Florida;
John Z. Russell, Florida; b. NJ. Summer, So
Yannah, Ga; VIM. g. Briscoe, Newark, NJ
Mills House-C. D. Anderson, steamer Ma
tanzas; Charles NJ. Kusel, Augusts, Ga; John
Farrell, Hilton Head, s. c.; J. G. Ramsay, Bal
timore; D. NJ. Chauncey, New York; Charles
q. johnson, steamer Moneka; J. G. Durant,
Beaufort; P. Pritchard, Augusta; 81. B. Plant,
Augusta; NJ. s. Wilder, D. G. Ripley, D. A.
Ripley, Miss Ripley and Miss Wilder, New
York; A. A. Gilbert, Sumter; 3. NJ. Gilbert,
Florence; C. E. Wsshburn, Adams Run; John
D. Whitford, North Carolina; G. NJ. Burns,
steamer Pilot Boy.
Pduaion -Sagnew, Florida; Jas. W. L.
Smith, Monroe, Ga; Joseph Cafey, New York;
A. NJ. Palmer, Dorchester; Mowry Nichols,
Pennsylvania; n. A. Evans and s. R. Rodgers,
Northeastern Railroad; E. N. Levin, Kings
stree, S. e.