The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-08

UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 1TH-doN
GEORGE S. BRYAN PREsIDNG.-CrcuI Court
In Equity.-John Chadwick Va. T. W. Butler.
On hearing the report Of Daniel Horlbeck, ESQ.,,
commissioner in the above case, it was order,
ed that the defendant do pay to the complain
ant the sum Of principal and interest reported
to be due, together with the costs of this suit.
1t was also ordered that if the said amount be
not paid that F. W. Butler be forever foreclos-
ed OF all equity and redemption as to the
mortgaged premises, and the marshal shall
proceed to sell the plantation. The costs of
the proc sedings shall be paid, and the balance
over the amount due to John Chadwick held
subject to the further order Of this court.
John Chadwick vs.. ]. @. Reeves. The re-
port Of the commissioner, Daniel Horlbeck,
ESQ.,, was heard, and the same decree issued.
The United States vs.. Daniel Jeffcoat. Vio-
lation Of the Internal Revenue law. The de-
fendant plead guilty, and was sentenced to pay
a fine OF $50 and costs, or be imprisoned one
month.
Jas. d. Mcqueen, of North Carolina, vs.. A
D. Campbell, Of Alabama, and q. A. Drake, Of
South Carolina. Bill of Foreclosure. Messrs.
Simonton & Barrier, complainants solicitors.
On hearing the report of Daniel Horlbeck, ESQ.,,
commissioner, it was ordered that il the de-
PENDANTS do not pay to the complainants the
sum due before the sale day in May next, that
the marshal be instructed to sell the property
described, and, after satisfying the claim, pay
over the balance to be subject to the further
orders of this court.
The following petitions of citizenship were
granted: Jacob a. @. Gotgen, Deidrich W.
Gotgen, Jno. Harken, Michael Kennedy, Jas.
Leonard, Michael Quinn.
In the District Coult-The following petit
tions in bankruptcy were presented, and, on
motion, referred to Registrar W. J. Clawson:
Jas. S. Boyd, of York, T. W. Clawson, soici-
tor. ,,.,,.
BENZ. Furguson, of York, G. W. Williams,
John D. Harrison, Of Chester, John H. Rion,
Geo. Butler Pearson, of Fairfield, John b.
Aaron Wilder, of Wild Cat P. O., John D.
Wyie, solicitor.
David NJ. Mobley, of Fairfield, McCants &
D0uBlaS, SOuclGOrS.
Richard L. Simmons, of York, 7. ". Claw
son solicitor.
Inre A. NJ Wicker, bankrupt Petition
of assignee for leave to sell at private sale. It
was ordered that John T. Peterson, assignee,
have lsave to sell the property at private sale.
In re Theo. Cordes, bankrupt. Louis Nc
Lain appointed assignee by R. B. Carpenter, as
in the following cases approved In eacn by the
Judge:
W. q. Cuttino, James b. Keels, VIM. j. T.
Lefrage and Isaac S. Lefrage, James T. Scott
appointed assignee; Sumter S. Gasque, a. T.
Ford appointed assignee.
In re q. 81. Higgins and Vim. Il. Kennedy
Donald P. Auld was appointed assignee.
Inre William q. Hagood. John J. Ryan was
appointed assignee.
In re Henry Kelley and W. J. Mccall. Robt
NJ. Thompson was appointed assignee.
Inre George A. Sly, bankrupt. John T
Peterson was appointed assignee by Henry
Summer, Registrar third district.
In re ". W. Heaseal and Bergman H. Love.
lace. Warren 81. Jones and Henry Halfacre
appointed assignees.
In re James Y. McFall. Petition to amend
petition heretofore fled Messrs. Darlington
& Suber attorneys. On their motion, leave to
amend as appeared in the petition was granted
S. Clark & Son Us. De La Motta Canter ano
Josiah Canter. On motion of E. DeTreVile
complainant's solicitor, it was ordered tha
the case be referred to Daniel Horlbeck, Esq.
for further examination.