The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-14

paintings, Mrs Lahtte; silver eggstand, Rev d
Quigley; silver cup, Torrant; elegant prayer
book, Mrs MCCARTHY; pair tdies " W Taylor; pic
ture, Miss Mary Orten fruit cake. Miss Tuder hall;
bag sugar plumbs, Miss Lizzie johnson; picture OF
Mt Calvary, Richard 9Roth; cameo breastpin DR.
Chazal fruit cake, Euchheit; pin cushion,
Brower silver butter dish, Mrs Sehgman fruit cake
Thomas Murphy; childs embroidered dress and
sacque, Mr. Gantt fruit cake, LaAtte; doll, Null
don: holy weter font, Miss Rose Rechard; wash
stand Clarke; bride. L Trusll; marseiles quilt,
Miss Mary Cannon; set Of shrts Sellers; robe de
chambre, Hoppock; toilet ret, Masrath; fruit cake,
B Hotchklss; gold thimble. C Campbeni canary
bird cage, Paul Lalane; Iced cake, Carrie; rosary
Miss Josie Drake; tea set, Mrs Beavins; twenty
pounds of cake, Cordray; photograph OF Bishop
Lynch, Mrs soubeyrou1; preserved citron, Mis-
L e Addison, one shirt, Thomas Mulcahy; pin
cushion, John Touhey; cushion, culleton.
The following prizes, forty In oil, were won BY the
| subjo;ned parties: One pair vases, Beaure0ard
Chase; writing portfolio, Mrs L o'Neil; writing
portfolio, Hon Campbell; one pair ear rings and
breastpin, Henery; childs dress, 4 Gulnerrey;
dressing gown, Captain John. N Jo-es; pincushton,
Patrick Drane; large wcrsted doll, Mrs Charles
johnson bead bag, Hugh Angle; child's dress,
| d williams Jr; worsted Afghan, Jsmes Lahtte;
infsnt's Dress Israel Ottolengui; doll, B Noise;
handkerchief J B Tomlinson; baby cap, John
Foote: handkerchief N P O'Connor; chlld's dress,
Senior Moncado; red jacket, Florence 7 Downey;
doll Mrs Henry Street; chtlds dress Israel Ottolen
gui; ladies' companion, Hon James CampbeG;
baxioue box and game, Martin McGan; pair mats;
| Mr. Hoppock; pair mats, Dr Dr. ega; worsted head
dress, Samuel Tupper; pair vases. j Lee; doll,
| D Driston; chemise band, D Clancy; head
dress, Mr. Hoppock; sack, Mrs John Cohen; photo
| arsph Of Father o,Neir. Mrs Philip winemann;
pocket book, Mr. 2 sweegan; breastpin, Mrs L
O'Neil; breagtpin, b Mowry; office stand, Miss
Didden; infants flannel II Williams. Jr; infants
flannel Peake, Esq; China cup and saucer. Mr
Barnes; sash, Upper; child's cloak John
Devereux
THE Couars.-The State Court was occu-
pied yesterday, and will be to the end OF the term, In
hearing civil cases Of no general interest
Tbs Court of Equity convened, but, no business
being ready, it was adjourned until to-day at 10
A. II.
UNITED STATES CoURT-WEDNEsDAY, MAY Is.
HoN. GEO. g. BRYAN, PREs11 MG.-Simeon Fair, Esq.,,
presented the petition of jas. B. Hair. OF Le inston.
for voluntary bankruptcy, and on bis motion the
case was referred to Henry Summer, Esq, Regis
| trar.
The following were referred to R. B. Carpenter,
| ESQ.,, Registrar:
J. J., Davis, of Clarendon-B,andng, Richardson
and Rhame pro pet
Barnett Livingstone. orsngsburg-Izlar and Did
blr pro pet
j. s. McFaddin, of Misunderstanding, Richard
SON and Rhame pro pet.
The following appointments Of asaignees were
made by Henry Summer, Registrar. and approved
by the Judge:
TT. Levin for Csiman Kreuder; q W. Price,
for J. ". Dsvidson n. ". Co emAn, for ". z. olary;
d. c. pei1otta. for Philip Epstein; 4. c. Hawthorn,
for Vim. Hood; Jacob Levin, for jas. G. Kenneth;
wm. Knots, for q. o. Martin; Vim. Knots, for J.
W. Martin.
In re Jno. G. Grant, bankrupt Petition for In
qulsiion to stay levies, &c. B. B. Carpenter, Esq.
| reported favorably on the petition, End the Judge
granted an order authorizing the assgceo to cell the
property In question.
The case Of Caroline Carson vs. Robertson, Ball.
McBirnie and others, was continued to the hour Of
adjournment.
CouRT OF, ApPEAIs--CoLUMBrA, MONDAY,
MAY II. Opinions were pronounced in the following
\ cases:
VIM. Fincller VS.. A. B. Jordan and wife. Duntin.
C.J. Decree affirmed.
E J. Moody, assignee. vs.. Q. B. Haselden, W. b.
Moody and A. Godoold. Ingls A5. Decree mo0'
Thomas Lyster and John @. Lyster Vs. Robert G.
Hamer ct al Duniin, O.J. Appeal dismissed.
| ". ]. Morris ads. g. 7. Cooper. Wardlsw, a. j.
Samuel watson vs. Evander ]. Moody. Inslis, A.
]. Motion dismissed.
Elizabeth Shelter ct al vs.. Neal c. MoDufae. Ward
| Law, A, J, Decree affirmed.
3. D. D. F. Rollins ads. the State. wardlav, A. J.
Motion granted
BENJAMIN Crowley for another vs. Elias Stein.
Wardlaw, A. ]. Motion granted.
Isasc Eubauks ads. The State. Dunkin, G. J. Mo-
| ton dismissed.
| Coiumbus A. White vs.. Lemuel Thomas and P. L.
Deau Inolis, A. ]. Motion granted.
/ Ebert Brownlee ads. the State. Wardlaw, a. D.
| Motion In arresst Of Judgment granted.
Cases from Northern Circuit were then called:
D. S. Lee Vs. 8. Kraft and wife, Mr.. B. F. Arthur
| for appellant Mr.. @. .. Melton read argument OF
Daniel Mcclure ct 81, Vs. George Steele. admins
traitor, ct al. Mr.. Smith read BRIEF and was hearo
until hour of adjournment
The following cases were struck off,
G.. Billings, Commissioner In Equity, vs. james
II. Davis.
Lsfayette poteet ads. the State.
M. M. Calhoun ct al, vs.. Floride Calhoun ct al,
| was continued.
Vim. B. Prysock, who had been convicted of rob.
berry, having abandoned bis appeal, was arraigned
and sentenced.
Tuesday. May 12.-The case of Daniel Mcclure. ct.
al, vs. Geo. steele, administrator ct AL was resum
ed. Mr. Smith concluded his arsuu ent for appel
lsnt Mr.. Williams contra. Mr.. Smith In reply.
Moses Lindsey ct al. VA E. p sandi er, ct. al Mr..
Smith was heard for appellant M. Williams CONTRA
J. n McElwee, Jr., vs.. 8. ". Massey, ct al. Mr.
Smith read bril- aud heard for appellant until hour
OF adjournment.