The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-02

cles of apparel were abstracted. Messrs. Calu
we'll Movers, and Grey, Of the detective force
we're commissioned to investigate the affair
and they arrested six persons, who it appear
we're all interested in the robbery.
MONTHLY RETURN OF LIEUTENANT HENDRICKS
The monthly report Of Lieutenant Hendricks
Chief of the Detectives, acting under Captain
sigwald, of the police, to the Provost Marshal
| General, shows that during the month Of Feb
ruarv. that officer AID his command had mad
one hundred and twenty-three arrests, for al
conceivable crimes, during that short month
This will partly show what the detective force
is doing for the good order Of our city.
United STATES D1sTR1cr CoURT-HoN. GEO
q BRyhN PREs1pMa.lThe court convened a
the usual hour. In Bdnkruptcy--In re Arthur
E. Simmons, Of Barnwell-Peti for ,yolun
tary bankruptcy. The petition was read b.
Messrs. Whaley, Mitchell & Clancy, and refer
ence ordered to Registrar Carpenter.
In re George A. Bennett, of Bsaufort-Peti
ton for voluntary bankruptcy. The petition
was read BY VIM. Elliott, ESQ.,, and referred tt
Registrar Carpenter.
In re Theodore Cordes, of Charleston. Leave
was granted to amend the schedules, and il
was ordered that the usual notice to creditors
do forthwith issue. Messrs. Rutledge & Young
pro pet.
En- parte Lewis Csrr, OF Columbia. 1t waf
ordered that q notice be served on the credi
tors, to show cause, if any, on the 23d prox
imo, why final discharge be not granted tt
the petitioner. @.
II, re Samuel s. Gasque, of Marion District
Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. The peti'
tion was read, and reference ordered to Regis
trar Carpenter.
The following thrty-six- cases of voluntary
bankruptcy we're read by the respective coun,
sells, and referred to Registrar Carpenter:
R. R. Billings, of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors:
B. M. Bochette, of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors. ).
W. W. Bcnbow, Of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors.
Jno. OBrock, of Clarendon; Gauuchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors.
D. W. Cuttino, Of Clarendon; PRESLEY &
Brown, Solicitors.
P. G. Benbow, of Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors.
W. Il. Bochette, Of Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors.
W. H. Cuttipo, Of Gourdin's Depot; 8. W.
Maurice, Solicitor.
Charles NJ. Hunt, of Sumter; Moses & Noise
Solicitors.
R. B. Harvin, of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors.
John J. Grant, OF Marlboro; G. P. Townsend
Solicitor.
b. E. Hodge, Of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors.
John D. Harper, Of Williamsburg; T. g.
Presley, Solicitor.
J.J. Halliday, of Wright's Bluff; Galluohet
& Carpenter, Solicitors. p.
Harman h. Wiggins, Of Clarendon; PressleJ
g. Barron, Solicitors.
John G. King, of Clarendon; Galluchet &
Carpenter, Solicitors.
W. H. Kennedey, OF Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors.
Miles E. Hodge, Of Clarondon; Gal1uchet 3
Carpenter, Solicitors.
Henry Kelley, of Clarendon; In prop'1c
persona.
James H. Reels, Of Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors.
Theodore ". Leisene, OF Clarendon; Gallu
chet & Carpenter. Solicitors
W. ]. Mccall, of Clarendon; Galluchet 8
Carpenter, Solicitors.
John H. Mahoney, of Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors.
Warren s. Nelson, of Clarendon; Galluche
g. Carpenter, Solicitors.
L. A. Way, OF Clarendon; GaIluchet & Car
penter, Solicitors.
W. j. White, Of Clarendon; Galluchet
Carpenter, Solicitors. :
In re Marshall & Brother and in re Jas. Y
Mccall -bankrupts. The Judge approved o
the appointments OF f. Weber as assignee il
these cases.
The following petitions for voluntary bank
ruptcy were read by the counsel OF the peti
TONERS and referred to Registrar Clawson:
W.D. Ohisolm, of Chester; Brown & Hamil
ton, Solicitors.
BIB. Foster, of spartanburg; j. G. McKis
sack, Solicitor.
David A. Layne, OF Union; James F. Hart
Solicitor.
VIC. Owens, Of York; 4. W. Chwson, Soil
citor.
DR.. c. H. Lambert, Of Chester; McAiley
Brawley, Solicitors.
In re Thomas H. Chappell, OF Newberry-
Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Messrs
Darlington & Suber, Solicitors. The petition
was read and reference ordered to Registra
Summer, and the Judge signed an order on E
R. Kingsmore to show cause why the firm o
Kingsmoro & Chappell should not be dissolved
In re Archibald Armstrong, OF Charleston
voluntary bankruptcy. The petition was rea'
and reference ordered to Registrar Carpenter
A. T. Smythe, ESQ.,, Solicitor pro pet.
NOTICES IN BANKRUPToY.- Meetings OF th'
creditors OF the aforementioned banlrupts, tt
prove debts and choose assignees, will be helt
at the Office Of tho Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. SO Broad-street, on the days ono