The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17

UNITED STATES CouRr-HoS. GEORGE S.
BRYAN, PREsDNG.-In re Jacob G. Bowers, Of
Newberry-Petition Of voluntary bankruptcy.
G. p. Chapman, ESQ.,, solicitor. On his motion
the case was referred to Henry Summer, Esq,
Registrar.
The Newberry Herald was appointed as the
newspaper in which to advertise the appoint
ment of assignee in the following cases: John
T. KinaM for John W. Rhodes, F. Werber fol-
Marshall s. Bro, F. Werber for James Y.
McFan.
In re Henry F. salley, Of Orangebwg-Pe-
tition of voluntary bankruptcy. Messrs. Hut
son & Legare, solicitors. The case was re-
ferred to R. B. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar.
On motion of A. ". Williams, ESQ.,, solicitor.
an amended schedule, A No. 5, was filed in the
case of T. G, Culp, bankrupt.
In the following seven cases of bankruptcy,
the petitions were read, and on motion OF their
respective counsel, were referred to WI. Claw
son, ESQ.,:
Joseph NJ. Adams, Of York, T. W. Clawson,
Fleming a. Fuller, of Greenviue, E. P. Jones,
Esq, solicitor.
J. R. johnson, of Union, Jas. ]. Hart, Esq,
solicitor.
Robert Knight, Of Union, Jas. ]. Hart, ESQ.,,
solicitor.
VIM. 6. Moore, of Abbeville, s. MCGOWAN,
ESQ.,, solicitor.
John J. slagle, of Laurens, T. W. Clawson,
ESQ.,, solicitor.
In re James Martin-In bankruptcy. An
amended schedule, No. A, was fled under
order.
In re David Crawford, of Due West, Abbe-
vile District-Petition Of voluntary bankrupt
cy. S. MCGOWAN, ESQ.,, solicitor. The case
was referred to ". j. Clawson, Esq.
". c. Langley g. Co. rs. Harvey Cogswell,
trustees ct al. Messrs. Presley, Lord &
Inglesby for the plaintiff; Messre. Whaley &
Miles for defendants. Certain Of the creditors
of the Kalmia Mills being about to interpose
to stop the sale of the property advertised for
the 18th proximo, a bill was fled BY Langley d
Co. praying for an injunction by the court
against their interposition. The said creditors
have also filed cross bill praying for an in
junction against the said aale. Both parties
appeared before the court through their re-
spective counsel, and moved for their separate
injunctions. The chief point contended for is
that Langley & Co. urge that the present is
the best time for the sale, which is opposed By
the general creditors, who urge that the pro-
perty will be sacrificed if sold Immediately.
c. r. Miles, ESQ.,, opened the argument for the
defendants.
It may be mentioned that the court was in
session yesterday on account Of the pressing
character and'great public Importance of the
case then appointed for hearing. The men,
bers Of the bar were disposed, in consequence
of the death of the late ". H. Gilliland, to re-
quest an adjournment of the court, but his Hon
orthe Presiding Judge, felt that in this instance
personal inclination should properly give way to
imperative public duty. At the close OF the
session Of the court, however, his Honor Judge
Bryan announced that the court would stand
adjourned until tomorrow morning, not more
on account Of the personal relations Of his
Honor To the late Mr.. Gilhland than on account
of the high estimation in which the deceased
was held by the members Of the bar, and the
high honor with which he was regarded By the
community, whom he had faithfully served in
various capacities through many trying and
eventful years.