The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-30

GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsDISG.-Ex parte
George F. Won Kolnltz. Application for final
discharge. On motion of John Phillips, Esq,
the final hearing was ordered for November D.
The following petitions 10 establish liens
wele presented by MeSsrs. Alar & Dibble, and,
on their motion, referred to R. B. Carpenter,
ESQ.,, Registrar in Bankruptcy: Ex parte Julian
Gates, in re Albert A. Shumaker; ex parte V. D.
v. ameson, in re Edward Argoe; ex parte
Daniel F. Young, in re Adam q. Zeagler: ex
parte Louis D. S. Kennedy, in re Samuel T..
Klar.
Elk partc Ephraim Amakcr, in re Adam G..
Zeagler. Petition to establish lien, and to be
made party defendant to the petition Of D. I.
Young. Hutson s. Legare, pro pet. Referred
to r. B. Carpenter, Esq.
Ex parte Samuel DIbble, in re Ezekiel &
Kohl Petition the same with the exception
of the name Of Young; instead of which, E. V.
Smell. Izlar g. Dibble, pro pet.
Elk parte P. Y. D,bb!c, IN re Jeremiah Riley.
Petition to sell aal Clear incu!nbfance. Izlar &
Dibble, pro pet. Referred to r. B. Carpenter,
and assignee ordered 10 sell.
Elk part, Henry Livingston, in re DAME
Livingston. Petition to establish lien. L.
Lar & DIbblc, pro pet. Same order.
Ex parte W. A. Wardlaw. Application for
fual discharge. Simonton & Barker, pro pot.
Discharge ordered.
Ex parte Henry Deas, Jr., in re Philip Ep-
stin. Petition to collect rent. Robt. Chisolm
for assignee. Ordered, that rent now due the
estate of Philip Epstin be paid to Henry
Deas, Jr., and be held subject to order Of
Court.
Ex parte J. X. Linler, trustee, in re Hut
son Lee. Petition to Establish lion. Hem
derson g. Behre, pro pcl. R..erred to r. g..
Carpenter.
Ex parle Eoaugh g. Mallonee, in re John G.
Thurston. Petition to establish lien. Slmons
s. Simons, pro pet. Referred to r. R. Carpcn-
ter.
Ex parto Thomas C. Weathcrby, Of Marl-
boro'. Petition for final neutrality-suspicious.
in pro per. Final hearing ordered for Novem-
Der 10, and referred to r. B. Carpenter.
Tx parte Joseph Fundcrburk, of fOrangcburg.
Petition for final discharge. Simonton & Bar
ker, pro pet. Same order as above.
Ex parte Isaac L. Hunt, J. Fl. Hunt and A.
3. Thompson, as Hunt & Brother. Petitions
for final discharge. McCrady & Son, pro pet.
FinGl bearing ordered on November 20, and re-
terred to R. B. Carpenter.
Ex parte Donald L. Mckay. in re Frederick
W. Ford and Joseph W. Ford. Petition to
establish lien. Simonton & Barker, pro pet.
Referred to r. B. Carpenter.
Ex parte A. G. Goodwin. Petition for final
discharge. Presley, Lord g. Inglesby, pro
pet. Final hearing ordered in Columbia No
vembcr &c, and referred to K. B. Carpenter.
Ex parte James A. Barnes of Stunt \. Same
petition; sape order.
Ex parte Robert E. Cooper. Same order as
above.
In re R. Ragin Briggs. Petition for final
charge ordered.
Ex parte Sydney P. Durant, of Lynchburg.
Petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Blanding
& Richardson, pro pet. The order of adjudica-
tion was signed by the Judge, and tho case re-
ferred to R. B. Carpenter.
EX parte heuOen y, WEIGH, oalnea PeIltlou
and the same order granted.
Elk parte Albert Theodore Cordes, in re
Theodore Cordes. Petition to establish lien.
Rutledgo & Young, pro pet. Referred to r.
3. Carpenter.
The following petitions for final discharge
were presented by julius c. Carpenter and re-
ferred to R. D. Carpenter, final bearing to be
had at Columbia, November 24: Jpo. N. Nc
aIullan, Robt. Minis, Benz. F. Peoples, Charles
Ray, W. B. Matheney and Isr rael Walker, of
BIactvile; Peter S. Worsham, of Gourdin's
Depot.
R. W.. Seymour, Esq, presented similar
petition for Clementina T. Maule, OF Charles
ton, and the same order was granted as above.