The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-08

The numDeFIp1 Objects anu uon ien'An6 neAo -
one hundred and seventy-sour.
z TEE Issue DooKEr.-The attention Of the
Bar Of the State is called to an order, published
lin the proceedings of the United States Cir
cult Court, appointing Monday, the 25th in
stant, for calling and sounding the issue docket.
This Is matter Of general Importance, and our
contemporaries in the country districts are re-
quested to call to it the attention of their read
ers. 49, ~
COURT OF, EoUrrY-CHANoEIloa LEsszsNE,
PRzsmma.-MAY MARY Ann Fitzsimons vs..
Pamela Fitzsimons, ct 81. T. Y. simons, ESQ.,,
resumed and concluded his argument on be-
half Of the defendants, and B. DeTreville, Esq,
for the complainants, was heard in reply.
william @. johnson ys. Thomas B. Clark
SON. The pleadings in thus cause were read,
and Mr.. Jer4ey opened the argument.
Couar OF CoLultpIA, May 6.-The
case of Kenneth & Gibson vs. the Sonth Caro-
lima Railroad Company was resumed. Mr..
peSaussure concluded his argument for appel
lees; Mr.. c. D. Melton followed on same side.
Mr.. Talley was heardin reply.
read brief and written argument Of MIR. Mau-
rice for appellant; no reply.
W. W. Ward ads. the State; ex. rel Isaac
MilEgan. Mr.. Evans read brief and written
argument Of Mr.. Maurice for appellant; MIR.
Dozier contra.
SeItus T. Gaillard ads. Theodore Guerard.
Mr.. Doler was heard for appellant, until the
hour Of adjournment.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PrEAs-Hos. ZKpHAN1AH P1ATT, PRESIDING.
MAY 7.-The trial Of Wade Thimbles and Jas.
Mcqueen, charged with conspiring to cheat
by means Of the strap game, was resumed and
concluded, s verdict Of City as to both being
rendered, and the court then adjourned.
To-day has been set apart FOR the trial Of
Chisolm and Lopez, charged with the murder
at Fordham's Hall. Mesars. q. G. Young and
T. 7. simons will appear for Chisolm, and W.
E. Miken, Esq, for Lopez. This trial has ex-
cited considerable interest among the colored
GLASS, and the courtroom was densely crowded
yesterday morning under the Impression that
it would be commenced that day.
MAYoR's CouRT.-Yesterdsy was 8 more
busy day than there has been for many weeks.
The dockets were full, and though the fines
we're few, the workhouse received several new
inmates.
A colored boy who sold fowls without Ii
cense, paid Y for the act.
A colored thief who took the copper from
boat on South Bay, retired from the world for
thirty days.
A drayman who stopped the gangway on
Adger's wharf had his pile diminished by IS.
A -four thief who made raid on Mr.. Flynn's
barrel, at the corner of Queen and State
streets, paid $25 for the transaction.
One inebriate was charged $40, but he pre-
ferred to work it out, and took ten days in the
House of Correction.
UNITED STATES CoURT-HoN. GEORGE g..
BaYAN, PRESIDING. a.-MAY7.-Exp parte J. Sidney
McFadden, in re. the Estate Of B. s. Brodwell,
o bankrupt. Petition to enforce lien. J. c.
Carpenter, ESQ.,, pro pet. On his motion, the
case was referred TO B. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,,
Registrar, to take testimony and report on the
same.
The report of R. B. Carpenter, Esq, on the
petition Of George W. Christie, in the case Of
B. o. Bush, bankrupt, to enforce lien, was
read, and on motion Of B. Dozier, Esq, pro
pet, the report was confirmed and the as
signee ordered to sell the property mentioned
at public outcry, and pay to the petitioner the
sum of s1s8S II, after the payment Of costs.
The following petitions were read and re-
fered to W. J. Clawson, Eaq., Registrar:
Theo. Byers, Of York; T. ]. Bell, Esq, So
licitor.
James F. Cason, of Winnsboro'; T. ]. Bell,
Esq, solicitor.
Robert q. Crockette, OF Lancaster; William
A. Moore, ESQ.,, solicitor.
Roberto. Delaney, of Lancaster; Kershaw
& Conners, Esqs., solicitors.
Henry F. Gibson, Of Winnsboro'; James H.
Ron, Esq, solicitor.
h. Coleman Lawson, Of Union; James L.
Hart, Esq, solicitor.
George q. Waddel, Of Greenwood; Lee d
Blake, Esqs., solicitors.
James D. McIlvain, Of Lancaster; John u.
WyIe, ESQ.,, solicitor.
Daniel z. Price, of Lancaster; Melton q
Witherspoon: Esqs., solicitors.
The petition Of John r. Milhouse to estab-
ish and pay lien in the case of Jos. Fronder-
burg, bankrupt. On motion of Hutson q
Legare the case was referred to R. B. Carpen-
ter, Esq, to report on the same.
The petition of Winchester Graham to set up
a lien in the case Il. W. Williams, a bankrupt,
was, on motion OF Messrs. Simonton l. Barker.
referred to R. B. Carpenter to report on the
same.
In re Isaac Klein, bankrupt. On motion
Of Messrs simonton Barker, attorneys for
J. N. P. Epping, United States Marshal, it was
ordered that R. B. Carpenter, Esq, do tax the
cost and charges of the marshal for services
rendered.
The case Of the United States vs. D. b.
Hamilton was resumed and continued to the
hour Of adjournment.
It was ordered, on the suggestion of Gene
raj James Conner, that Monday week, the 25th
instant, be appointed for the calling and sound
ing Of the issue docket.