The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27
THE COURTS.
The United states Circuit Court.

The United Stntcs Circuit Court.
The court opened in Columbia al IL o'clock,
November %, 1863, Hon. George S. Bryan, pre-
siding.
| The Grand Jury returned the following bills,
with findings Of guilty:
United States vs. David s. Gr!cc-stcaling from
| mails. opening letters, &c; Jot. Hardn--dls-
tillation without paying special lax.
WEDNESDAY, November I.-Thc court was
opened at II O'Clock A. NJ, Hon George s. Bryai,
| u. j., presiding.
Love. On motion, it was ordered that alias benc:!
warrants be issued for the arrest Of defendants
! 10 bring them to trial.
| The Grand Jury returned tho following true
bills: United States vs. Milton Osborn; Embcz-
element OF public monies. United States w.
| three barrels distilled spirits one wagon and Two
mules, seized in GrcCnvilc, 5. G., In possession OF
| Richard Leadbetter. Information for violation oil
Internal revenue laws. Ordered, that an order OF
arrest and monitlon issue in this case, rcturnabc
| In ten days.
United States vs. David T. Gricc-.ndictmcrt.
| stealing from mails, opening letters &c. Section
12, act July, 1854. on motion OF plstrict'Attor,
ney, ordered. that the defendant do give bond
ia the SUN OF $4,000 for his appearance at the next
| term Of the United States Circuit Court, to be
holden at Charleston on the first Monday OF April
| next and that he stand committed until said
bond is given and held in custody OF the marshal.
| Also. ordered, that the seven government: wit
ncsscs do give their recngnizancos In the sum OF
$3.50 to appear at The Circuit Court In April next,
! TO testify in the above case
MANNING z DcForest citizens OF New York, CT
| al,sad:. J. & +. Green, citizens ol MSsslpri-in
! equity. On motion Of Whacy, mitchell IL Clancy,
! ordered that the amount 10 he given IN the ue-
fcndant's appeal bond be liXeu IN the sum OF
$500 with approved Surclcs, OH Vi uCiOfc tc 1V.l
day OF December next.
Constance EarinG, cXccutrlN, q III, w. Edward
J.. Trenholm, CT as-orIer hr Hsave ~ se-i ni;i-
| cy. ordered. that the defendant, Edward l.. Trcn-
| holm have leave to sell the machinery on such
| terms as he may deem best, and hold proceeds
subject TO order Of this c0ur'
THURSDAY November 25-rhe court opcncl at
II O'Clock The Grand Jury returned the fellow
inr ;rnc bill: Unteh S:?tca vs. lanes Richards
making false returns 10 revenue Onlccr Equity
duci.ct.
George Parsons VS.. john G. LaT'on--hil in
equity. On motion OF Mc;hmiager, Jcrvcy 4
prcl.nny it, is ordered that thc sales Of prCpcry
in this cise under tie decree Of :orcclosrc, datcl
I4th June, take place 1t Charleston, 5. G.
Thc state Supreme Court.
surnrME COURT, November 25.-Mr. Bart con-
clujed his argument In the case Of Alien w. Gail
| lard CT al. Mr.. McGowan IN reply.
Lewis y. Merrimar VI. Frances Arnold. Ahar-
dOncd.
Thc T-ustccs Of the estate of j. d. De Lahore
| ys. Calhoun ami others. Abandoned.
Same w. Eclclcr and others. Continued.
Venus Thomas ads the State. Struck OH.
W. C. Harris and o!Ecrs vs. John Bcrr!c and
wife. Struck OF.
Ex parte e. Stoho Farrow. Struck OF.
J. q. Aidrich anu wife vs. W. II. Simpson and
others. trustees I,rcf read by mr. Burt.
The following gentlemen were appointed 10 cx-
amino al applicants for admission TO practice In
tho courts OF this State: MI Thompson, OH plead
inCs and evidence; Mr.. McGo"an, on real estate;
LIr Darlington. on contracts; Mr. Pdpc on equity,
Jurisdiction and practice; Mr.. Chanbel!ain, on
criminal! Statue and constitutional laT.