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

J. GORDON, Third Director.
j. SLATTERY, Fourth Director.
A. DUNCAN. Secretary.
". T. RUGER, Treasurer.
THOS. CORCoRAN, First A1eman.
P.F. NAY, Second A1eman
E. COL EMAN, Third Axeman.
JAS. REEVES, Fourth A1eman.
JOHN MAY, Hallkeeper.
Go. & z, fGSE' FGsi7'seAN, Stewards.
EAGLE FIRE ENGINE CoNRANY.-At the ff-
tieth anniversary meeting ofthis company, held
on Friday evening last, 1st inst, the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
W.. R. MCINTOSH, President.
G. F. BEAUFORT, Vice. President.
E. q. WEIGH, First Director.
G. SHOKES, Second Director.
W.D. GRADDICK. Third Director.
j. WYLD, Fourth Director.
A. n COHEN. Secretary
o. E. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
J. s. BUNCH, Hallkeeper.
IA STEWART, AS.r,on
II. e. TURNER. AAe'A'
A. Z. HAMMOND N. D., Surgeon.
R. 8. DURYEA, Solicitor.
Trustees to Firemen's Charitable Associauon-W.
R Mcintosh, O. F. Beaufort, B. II. Strobel.
Committee on Letters-C. F. Beaufort, E. q. Welcn,
g. Smokes.
Committee on Uniform-C F. Beaufort, o. E.
johnson. c. q. Burn, Sr.
Committee on Finance-C. F. Beaufort, q. d.
Burn, Sr., DR.. A. l. Hammond.
HOTEL ARRIVALS Charleston Hotd.-W. b.
Evans, South Carolina Railroad; NJ. B. Cutting,
New York; Samuel A. Echols, Atlanta, Ga; E.
q. Shaw, San Francisco; ]. c. Bateman and
Miss Kittie Squire, Austin; ]. @. Guyton,
Aiken, s. c.; J. W. German. Baltimore; VIM.
Cooper and Mrs. @. Staggers, Williamsburg;
3, 8. Foster, Mrs. NJ. A. Foster, and Miss c. V.
Foster, New York; Robert Mckay and ]. ".
Brunson, Greenville, s. c.; Abel Hawk, Mont
gomery, Ala; William N. Loken and Martin
Collins and wife, st. Louis, Missouri; j. D.
Dunlap and wife, Camden, s. c.; 81. H. Webb,
Georgetown; G. W. Aiken, Raleigh; s. G. Ga
ner, Richland District; Major W. s. Worth,
Captain Snyder, G. q. Aiken, and G. W. Bailey,
United States Army.
Pavilion Hotel.-.W. B. Worsham, st. Johns;
A. D. Richardson, Sumter; J. ". Brunson,
Greenville, s. O.; Charles Antoine, Columbia.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. GEo.
8. BRIAN, PREsDNe-MoNDAY, May 4.-The
following appointments OF assignees were made
by R. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar, and con-
firmed:
Samuel T. Atkinson, for Seaman Deas, bank
rupt.
Peter B. Mouzon, for John D. Harper, bank
rupt.
BENZ. ". Lawton, for Robert Martin, bank
rupt.
John J. Ryan, for ". W. Leman, bankrupt
John ]. Ryan, for Geo. W. Owens, bankrupt.
The following petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy were presented by W. L. DePass, Esq.,:
James Baskin, VIM. A. Biggart, Daniel Hin
son, Peter B. Hammond, VIM. T. Johnson, VIM.
J. stogner, Terrence A. Vaugn, all of Lancas-
ter; and jas. B. DeLoache, Of Fairfield. The.
petitions we're read and referred to W. J. Claw
son, registrar.
Inre Isaac Klein, bankrupt. Registrar
Carpenter reported on the costs, allowing s1OO
to each Of the attorneys, making $500. On
motion Of Messrs. Brewster & Spratt, the re-
port was confirmed.
The petition Henry 8. and Hugh L. Farley,
Of Colleton, for voluntary bankruptcy, was
presented by VIM. Tennent, ESQ.,, and, on his
motion, the case was referred to R. B. Carpen-
ter, Esq, registrar.
hre VIM. q. Kennedy, q bankrupt. Petit
ton OF assignees for sale. Messrs. Galluchet
& Carpenter pro pet. On their motion, it was
ordered that the assignee, D. ]. Auld, do sell
the remainder of stock in question at public or
private sale.
1t was ordered that twelve tales grand jurors
and twenty-four petit and pleas jurors be
drawn to attend on the 18th Of June, at II III.
In The Circuit Court.-The United States VS..
Lucas Simons, assignee OF Isaac Klein. On
motion Of John Phillips, ESQ.,, attorney for the
creditors, it was ordered that the sheriff Of
Charleston District pay over to the judgment
creditors the goods and merchandise Of the
bankrupt, the previous order being rescinded.
In the case Of T. J. Noise & Co. Vs. W. L.
Dennis, J. NJ. Dennis and a. j. Moses, on mo-
tion of Messrs. Simonton & Barker, it was or
dered that the plaintiffs have leave to examine
witnesses before the Commissioner OF the
Court at Sumter Courthouse.
John Chadwick Us. E. q. Strobhart. Bill of
foreclosure. Messrs. Duryea & Cohen for
complainants, Messrs. Hayne & Son for defen-
dants. Judgment was given foI complainants.
The United States os D. q. Hamilton. Suit
on bond was opened. Messrs. Campbell & Sea-
brook and Rutledge & Young for the defen-
dant. This case was similar to that tried
few days since against the Hon. Alfred Huger.
Mr.. Hamilton was the United Marshal OF this
State before the war, and the suit is brought
to recover funds in his possession at the COM
mencement OF hostilities.