The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-19
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KPrH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GRkzsv1LLE, 8. c., Friday. August 13.-
The court was opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Hon.
George s. Bryan, presiding.
The grand and petit jurors answered to
their names, -
Criminal Docket United States vs. Roper
and James strand. Attemptto rescue proper
ty from revenue officer, section Ct, July, 1856.
Jury No. were charged with this case and
rendered the following verdict: James straud,
not guilty; Perry Roper, guilty on second
count. J. r. Hillhouse, ioremao."
e United States Vi. one wagon and two horses,
seized in possession OF John III. Oliver, at Col
umbia, 8. c. Information for violation in
ternal revenue laws. D. T. Corbin, District
Attorney. Ordered, that marshal sell the
above property, after ten days notice. and re-
turn the proceeds thereof into court forthwith.
SIXTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SATURDAY, August 14.-In Bankruptcy
parts 8. W. Rouquie, OF Georgetown. Peti-
ton for final discharge. Simonton and Barker,
pro pet. Registrars report read and confirmed,
snd, on motion. Judge signed order and certifi-
cate OF discharge.
in rs Thomas 8. Miller. bankrupt, ex parte
Willis G. Harris. Petition to set up lien Of
MORTGAGE. A. T. smythe, pro pet. Ordered,
that the marshal serve copy on W. I. Gary, as
signee, T. d. Jeryey, William II. Heywarl and
James. F. Gardner, end that they answer in
thirty days or this petition be taken pa con
1850, and that petition be referred to C. G.
Jaeger, Registrar. who shall report after Civ.
ing notice to said parties and all others inter
ested.
:, In the matter of T. J. z. Dargan, bankrupt,
ex parte 8. Owens, assignee. Petition for an
account OF bankrupt's estate 10 the hands OF j.
F. Gamble, and order hereunder. A. T.
Smythe, pro pet. Ordered; that the prayer Of
the petitioner be granted, and the marshal
serve the said aherif, J. F. Gamble. with q
CODY Of this petition; and further ordered, that
the petition be referred to j. G. CARPENTER,
Registrar, to inquire into facts, with powSf to
summon Sheriff J. F. Gamble, and require
from BIN an account Of all his actiugs; charged
In petition, anu also ati account OF sale Of pro-
perty OF SAID bankrupl. Further, that s:id
Sheriff J. F. Gamble do pay into REGISTRY Of
this court the amount found to Se uue bv him
on said sale, or otherwise eHait further order
Of the court to be maGa In this case.
Ex parte j. N, Grown, assignee, IL re. j. ii:
Pennington, bankrupt. Order OF reference and
notice to lien creditors. On motion OF Wm
Shannon, attorney for assignee, ordered, that
petition be referred to W. ]. Clawson, Regis
trar. Further ordered, that assignee give no.
tice in the Lancaster Ledger, once week for
three weeks, to ali creditors; that Registrar re-
port liens established according to priority,
and that petitioner have leave to move further
orders.
Ex parte n. II. Thompson, in re. G. W. 81.
Leeg, bankrupt. Registrars report a, TO sale
of property of bankrupt to satisfy liens. Claw
SON & Thurston, FRO pet. Order that report bo
confirmed aud assignee sell at public auction
for cash, after giving notice required By gen.
eral orders, and assignee apply proceeds of
sale as recommended by Registrar, and retain
the proceeds OF sale OF mortgage property,
subject to further order Of court.
United States VS.. Allen Cothran and s. s.
Cothran. Refusing to answer for being dis
tiller without paying special tax. Defendant
in default Oath August, 1868. Ordered. that
scire facias issue, retufnable the first Monday
in September next.
sEvENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, August TO- Criminal Docket.-The
grand and petit jurors answered to their names
a. on Friday last.
United States vs. Allen CotAran. Violation
internal revenue laws, sections 2S, "a and 73.
Being . retail dealer without paying special
tax. Defendent convicted at last court, was
brought into court for punishment, and SEN
fenced to seventy days imprisonment and to
pay fne Of forty-eight dollars.
United States vs. Perry Roper. AidiuS and
assisting 10 dspossessing and rescuing certain
property taken and detained by Uhited States
officer. Defendent found "guilty" at this court
wss sentenced to Blk months Imprisonment
and to pay fine of two hundred dollars.
The grand jury returned INTO court with bills