The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20
EIGHTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
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EIGHTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GREENvnLs, 8. c., Tuesday, August ~
The court was opened at 10 o'clock, A. H.,
Hon. George g. Bryan, presiding.
The grand and petit Jurors answered. TO their
names.
Ex parte John B. Earle, in.re. Thomas ].
Pickens. Petition to establish lien. J. Al.
Adams pro pet. Ordered that petitioner have
leave to Withdraw his petition. and that It be
referred to @. g. Jaeger, Registrar, to assess
costs. and that clerk furnish W. j. CIawson
and Q. q. Jaeger with copy OF order.
Ex parte Edmund Gilmore, in re. r. C..
Miles. Petition to establish lien. F. W. Nc
Master pro pet. Ordered that petition be re-
as to liens, after notice to lien creditors TO
provo their liens.
.,I E1 pa paFate a Wm. J. Farley, Of Chester. Petit
f ton f1f diaa anai di.sshsrge Walker Bryce pro
for final hearing, and to report, &c.
Ex parte Wm. q. Keith, assignee. In re. @.
z. Langston. Petition for confirmation OF sale.
J.J. Norton pro pet. Rererred to w. J. Claw
son, Reg star, to report, after giving notice
TO Lien creditors to show cause why said sale
should not be confirmed. - !, -,
@ Crtn,inGt Docke,. United States VS.. Richard
Hound against defendant, ordered that q bench
warrant DO issue for his arrest.
:, United states vs. Marshal Evertt. Witness,
Young Simpson. Violation internal revenue
iaWs1distllilng without paying tax.
United States VS.. Jerusha Newton and j.
hiey smltn. Witnesses, Willis Medlin and
Elizabeth stne. Idem.
Young ,fasnpson. Idem.
Ualted; states ys. Toney Alexander. Wit
nesses, James H. Smith, Thomas J. London
and q. M. Thomas. Violation internal reye-
The following order was granted in each oi
the above cases; The within named parties
navin9 eeen caiIed and falling to answer,
Eth 10 oOo oraeren rec that th scre acias do forth.
bic first Monday Of se,tember next. '' M
Ine grapd Jury feturied into court with the
following . bills with Findings as follows, viz
United States va. Bsnjamn Cssb. Violation
internal revenue G laws. section A, act 1858. ~
tions 5 and 6. act July 20. 1885,. -
Sections and 8. act July 2O 1856. net' Au''''
United States vs. Columbus ietit. T5em
Sections 8, s, aud A, act July 20, 1865. '''''
o1a slea s1ases sns " ane seh LIE Lee 5r Sec
United States ". Benz. CASH. ideu, Sec.
II tions 8. 6, z and A, act July 20, 1858. %SFSi
Sentencet paesed on the following caAes, as
follows the 6edefendants pleading guilty =
United St4es vs. Dock SeAry. Violation In.
teInal .eyenae laws, sections s, 6, and14, act
July. -dftiliasSn contrary to law. Mol.
pros OF secoA and third counts. Fined eleven
uOliaI5 ana fJnpr16onment OF Six months.
United Sd kes w.. Bird HembeI. ideiS. Idem.
daem. an. Fin eleven dollars and imprisonment
United late. 70. wiliiamhS ain. Idem. Idem,
1dem. F4ed eleven dollars and imprisonment
United Etates gys. John Cole. Idem. Idem.
Idem. HnsSa eleven dollars and imprisonment
UnNed state Va. VIM. q. Goodlets. OBJ.
struetmg revenSe officer. H. ii. D. Byron.
ASSISTANT deputy,\nd James Bffnie, Eso,. for
she goysrn%snt. y. z, EasIey, Esq and ".
"a EarIe, Esq, foA defendant. Jury No. /,
with verdict Of "Na gully. z. 8. Irvine.
n foreman. The argui1k Of this case eiiclted 4
good deal Of interest. 10 defendant icing ors
O ouf 0es' '''aens % '0$ yess' R.aatns.