The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-23

Burton, G. B. Tenant, Philadelphia; W. ].
Crosswell, city; N. G. McDuA6e, A. H. sabin,
Mrs. Ardnance, Miss Ardnance and Miss Sabln,
New York; E. E. Stapter, Norfolk, Va; q. ].
Lee and DR.. G. W. Stebat, New York; James
B. Owens and Miss R. Wood, S. c.. the Ger
man Opera Troupe-Miss Marie Hlmmer
Frederici, Franz Himmer, NJ. Grau, Sr., and
son, q. Steinecke, Amos Robbins, New York;
Henry s. High, Geo. R. Roberts, Martin Ryer,
son and G. W. Church, Chicago; A. Macullar,
wife and son, Boston; J. W. Cheney and wife,
Connecticut; E. T. Rou1, Florida; J. F. shecut,
Madison, Ga; s. Bleckly. NJ. Lesser and John
B. Watson, Anderson c. H.; Capt. F. Peck,
steamer Fannie.
Mags House.-W. Konigsohn, city; T. Rey-
nolds, Philadelphia; Mrs. ". 8. Gurner, Miss
T. Gurner, and W. s. Gurner, Jr., New York;
Ed. Walters, Rome, Ga; George I. stucket,
Philadelphia; William T. Vance, South Caro-
lima; Thomas Thompson, Abbeville; L. E.
johnson, Ellis Mundsy, J. Hopkinson and John
Wright, Edisto; John Judge, Wilmington,
Del; Mrs. J. B. McCreary, Miss 8. A. McCreary,
Mrs. billiard, Mr.. Joyce, three Miss billiards,
and George D. McCreary, Philadelphia; Frank
W. Reynolds, Boston; Eugene Kelly, New
York; W. r. Marsh, North Carolina; J. D. Ged-
dings, city; W. Fl. Sage, Miss Linn, Miss
Dater, Miss Magrath, Miss Williams, and VIII
liam Arenfred, New York, J. King, Liverpool;
J. C. Shaw and John A. Grubb, Savannah; W.
J. Carriere, Louisiana; G. McCauley, New
York; Paul Crippen, child and sister, Florida;
r. L. Curtis, New York; R. NJ. Russell, Penn
sylvania; G. G. Barre, N. H.; r. L. Gentry,
Augusta.
Paua,ton Rotel-W. F. Davis, Blackville, s.
c.; J. @. Wilson, Columbia, 8. c.; I. sargant,
New York; James A. rorteous, New York; j.
G. Boag, city; John Williamson, Winnsboro';
J. NJ. Quinby, New Jersey; W. Crosscuth, F. s.
Noeles and Miss Berthalety, Of the German
Opera; Miss Alice and Isabel Vane; E. j. Fripp,
city; Samuel Morris, South Carolina; Jas. Law
renee, Fulton, 8. @.
Mayors CoURT.-An individual who had un-
lawful possession Of ten head of chickens was
ordered to restore them to the rightful owner.
A lover Of the weed fumigated one Of the
wharves and was compelled to pay the usual
price of such incense.
Three parties who kept liquor on their PREM
ises for their own use only, we're charged fifty
dollars for not informing the city authorities
of the fact.
An individual who thought it best in these
troublous times to be prepared for any ener-
gency, had twenty-five pound keg OF gun
powder in his store. His forethought was COM
mended, but the experiment cost him one hun
dred dollars.
Several merchants who had been using false
weights and measures, were referred to the
commissioners Of the market.
A colored vagrant and cheat, was sent to Jail
to learn thrift and honesty.
4 Jehu who had hilched his animrle to
lamppost, contrary to city ordinances. was
constrained to pay five dollars for the privi-
lege.
UNITED STATES CoURr-HoN. GEO. s. BRYAN,
PREsrDNe.-SArURDAYM March N.-The court
convened at the usual hour.
Er Parte, ". q. Epperson, in re A. W.
suder bankrupt. A petition to establish
lien on land, and for the sale Of the same.
Messrs. Blanding & Richardson solicitors for
petitioners. On their motion the Commits
sioner in Equity, for Sumter District, was or
dered to sell the mortgaged property, described
in the petition, il accordance with decree OF
the Court of Equity, and the proceeds after
payment of mortgage and costs, be held as
part of the assigned estate OF A. W. Suder.
David Briggs, agent creditors, ,us. Joseph Pur-
cell, in bankruptcy. Messrs. Simons q seig-
ling for petitioners. On their motion the case
was adjourned to the Oath instant at II a. M.
The following assignees in cases OF bank
ruptcy were appointed by R. B. Carpenter,
Esq, Registrar.
Jno. A. McRae for b. R. Easterling, bank
ruBt. B.,ou4 p,.sor sor Ed e. Hnme. bank.
rupt.
Chas. DeLorme for Eli Odum, bankrupt.
David J. Winn for Robert L. Christmas,
bankrupt.
David J. Winn for VIM. E. Hughson, bank
rupt..
Robt. III. Thompson for p .illip McElvien.
bankrupt.
Donald J. Auld for Jno. a. Gayle, bankrupt.
Donald J. Auld for Henry 81. Leisene, bank
rupt.
Donald J. Auld for Jno. ]. Harvin, bank
rupt.
Louis McLain for Samer s. Howell, bankrupt.
Louis McLain for Vim. T. White, bankrupt.
On motion Of Messrs. Brown & Nlikell, Mackey
g. Baker were allowed to amend their schedule,
in accordance with the order of the Registrar.
The petition Of R. ". Gale and Benjamin
Aston, banhupts, to be discharged, was pre-
scented by Messrs. Sinonton 4 Barker, and it
was ordered that the cases be heard on 10th
April, and that notice he published in The
DAILY NEWS and Courier.
The copyright of q work entitled "Valtmier,
or the Mountain Robber," tale OF the old
North State, By VIM. Gilmore Simms, Esq,
author Of the Yemassee, was granted and the
application filed.
In Adrnirdhy.-W. e. Tilton us. Charleston
Dredging and Wharf Company. On motion OF
Messrs Brown & Mikell it was ordered that the
United States Marshal show cause on Wednes-
day why he does not pay over to the hbel!ants
the proceeds in his hands, due and coming to
the ibellant. After full argument by Messrs.
Brown & Mikell and Simonton for the rule,
and the District Attorney for the Marshal, the
following order was granted That the Mar
shal pay to NJ. P. O'Connor, ESQ.,, the funds in
his possession recovered from W. G. Tilton,
with the exception OF s21.30 for expenses.