The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-02
final hearing ordered for first Monday in January

| next.
In re Levin, David & Epstln; eX parte j. Ep
| stin II. Levin; eX parte James G. Glbbes. Pet
tions for final discharges. Pope & Haskell, pre-
pet. Registrars reports read anu confirmed, and
Judge signed order and certlflcate OF discharge
under seal of court.
EX parte S. W. Morris et al, in re J. NJ. Tim
mons. Richardson e. Moses, pro pet. Petition to
establish lien. Registrars report read and con-
irmed: ordered, that the assignee pay liens ac-
corling to pri0rities.
EX parte James p. Wilson. in re J. W. Tim
mons. Petition to open reference and establish
lien. j. W. Edwards pro pet. ordered, that
reference on proof OF lien he re0pened and peti.
toner have leave to establish his claim by first
day Of January next. and the preceding order be
suspended until coming in Of said report.
EX parte Juriah Arthur, in re Gilbert Garner.
Petition to amend order OF sale rope mas
kel, pro pet. Ordered, that tile order of sale OF
bankrupts estate hereinbefore made be changed
and amended.
CIRCUIT COURT.
NOVEMBER o9-Jurors answered to their names.
United States VS.. Milton Osborn. Embezzle-
ment OF public monies as postmaster. d. T..
COrbin, District Attorney, Tor government ; j. ;.
Cothran, for defendant. The following jury were
charged with this case: VIM. Z. Swaield, fore
man. James Murrell, tcoloredn G. W. Allen,
X. Heise, Thomas S. Brico, James White, William
Mooney, EbeneZer Stenhouse, Adam j. Johnson,
(cOlored,) John Andrews, Samuel Blaze. TheJury
came into court, and stated that they were unable
whereupOn the Judge ordered mls-trlal 10 be
entered up On motion OF the District Attorney,
it was ordered that prisoner be recommitted TO
stand future trial.
Howes, HYATT & Co. vs.. Robert Beatty & Co.
Fl. ia. in assumpsit-rule to show cause. On mo-
ton Of .dessrs. Melton Melton, plaintirs attor-
news, it is ordered that J. p. NJ. Eppng formerly
marshal OF this district, do snow cause before
this court at Columbia, on the 18th December
next, why he has not made the money In
above case or If made, why he has not paid It
over to the plaintiff or attorneys.
Luther N. Morris VS.. Giles j. Patterson, Thos.
T. ]. Chalk, ct al. Bill for account, relief &C.
petition for security for costs. 1t appearing that
complainant resides out OF the STATE ordered,
that he do put in security for costs on or before
hearing OF this bill; upon failure to do so tile bill
to be dismissed.
NOVEMBER 3O.-Crinlindl DOCket.-United
States VS.. one wagon, two horses, seized at Co.
lumbia in possession OF ]. NJ. Ollver. Information
of forfeiture for violation OF internal revenue
laws. On motion, ordered, that the goods, wares
and merchandise and articles be condemned and
forfeited.
United States vs.. Milton Osborn. embezzlement
Of public monies Discontinued = leave, the evil
dence being insufficient to secure conviction.
United States vs.. James Richards. Fraudulent
returns to revenue officer. This case occupied
the day. Testimony for the plalntin and defence
closed, and after able argument by Colonel Has
kel, appointed by the court to represent the de-
fendant, court adjourned at late hour until to-
morrow, at 10 O'Clock, when Hon. d. I. Corbin,
District Attorney, will be heard for the govern
ment.
issue Docket-Buchanan, Perkins & Goodwin
vs. Andrew w. Burnett. Assumpsit. Jury render
ed the following verdict: We find for the plaintlf
s73I6 90, with interest from 25th November, 1869.
DISTRICT COURT.
Ex parte ]. N. Lewis, executor, in re E. G. Nc
Clure, bankrupt. Petition to receive dividends
on giving bond. Wilson Witherspoon, attor-
neys, pro pet. On motion, 1t was ordered that
the dividends be paid by assgnees OF bankrupt,
upon creditor giving bond to them In penal sum
OF $780, with surety, conditioned to refund as
much OF said dividend as arose from that portion
OF the claim which was for negroes purchased
and interest thereon, In the event that claims
made for the purchase OF slaves prior to the 1st
January 1868, shall be held to be invalid by the
United States Supreme Court.
EA parte James D. McIlwaine, Of Lancaster.
Petition for final discharge. ]. D. Wylie, attor-
ney, pro pet. Registrar reported In favor OF dis.
charge, and, on notion Judge signed order and
certificate OF discharge.
Ex parte Thomas Davis in re Robert c. Miller.
Petition to establish lien. w. +. DeSaussure, pro
pet Ordered, that petition and proof be referred
10 c. G. Jaeger, Registrar.