The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-06

TIE UNITED STATES Court, January g.
| HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN, PRESIDING The court
| opened at III O'Clock when the Grand Jury was or
| ganized as follows: Vim. b. Pringe. Foreman: John
| Goutvenier, Thomas Castillo, w. H. Boring 81. Has
| tedt Thomas Bonnell, James salyo VIM semke, j.
| ID. Corcoran. Wm Chase, j. P. Bredenburg, Joseph
| Ii. Oppenheim, Lewis Sell, O. Nj. Stoney, H. w. Boil
ger, Henry Gerdts, 81. Larcomb, ). Ii. Murray, VIM.
| Matthiessen.
In Bankruptcy-1he Ju5ge approved of tho ap.
Pointrnen of the following assgnees: In re Chales
! Phillips and n J. Ham-James M. Brown, assignee;
! in re James A. Lennon and w. H. Jenkins-D. ID.
VIM, assignee; in re II. D. Qreen-J. w. Stackley.
assignee; in re James c. Marshall-Louis McLain,
| assignee
Elk parte Robert Munro, b. F. Arthur, j. b. Steei
| man and William Munro pro pet, to be allowed
| counsel fees. Order granted.
Ex parte H. c. Mark, In re p E. Epstein. Petition
to esta blish lien. w. G. DeSaussure pro pet. Re-
| ferred to J. G. Carpenter, Registrar.
Ex parte j. D. stroman. in Ezekiel h Kahn.
Petition for sale of lands Referred to j. O. Carpen
| ter. Registrar.
Ex parte L. p. Wagner. in re Hunt Bros. oppos-
tien to final discharge. D. T. Corbin, pro pet. Or
| der fer withdrawal opposition granted.
Ex parte j. c. Andrews, in re Abram Antelly. Pc
titicn to set up lien. Referred to J. c. Carpenter
Registrar.
Ex parte B. H. Rutledge. in estate E. P. Couch
Petition to cause assignee to convey to petit
toner. H. E. Young, pro pet. Order granted.
Eek parte A. J. Houser Petition for final discharge
w. J. DeIreville. pro pet Final hearing February
9Th.
In the District Cosrt-The United States VS.. S. B.
ulton indictment for smuggling. Grand Jury
returned mo bil.'
Ex parte Emma wes,Aeld Petition for copyright
| for music, entitled "Hinda's Lament" Copyright
| issue in duo form.
| The Court then adjourned till to-day at eleven
O'Clock.
| REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Mr. J. w. Gray late
Master in Equity, expects to turn his Office to
A. c. Richmepd, Esq, Clerk of the Court. in about
| three weeks.
| Miss Emma westfeld, of Grecnville, S. G., was
| granted at the United States Court yesterday,
copyright for new piece of music by her, entitled
t'Hinda's Lament
| Major w. j. Gayer has entered upon the discharge
of his duties equity clerk in the oce of the Clerk
! of the Court
Captain ]. w. Clous, who was assistant adjutant
general on General Sickles' staff in this city, has
been assigned to the command of General Philip H.
Sheridan, an aid-dccamp.
1he great topic Of conversation yesterday the
7nandamus, and how 1t would be decided. 1t was r-
mored last evening that telegram had been received
in this city stating that the writ had been granted.
| Masquerade balls and parties all the rage in
the city Seven al parties have been given within
the past week, at which the ccstumes were UNIQUE
and elegant.
Mr.. f. L. O'Neill, the newly elected Assistant
Chief The Fire Department. installed last night.
Dr. Bacbman's congregation going to rebuild
the Sunday School house, destroyed by fire during
the
The whtewashing brigade is only waiting for fair
weather to get vigorously to work.
warrant of arrest was issaed yesterday by Magis-
trate Axson for the three who assaulted Nelson
4 in his barreom, Of King and Tradd streets
II Couple Of nights ago.
$ j. W. Brownaeld. 1ato Clerk of the Court is very
n i'll in Summer vile. His recovery is thought DOUBT
4 full.
D resolution oe The Beard os 9: ..:.s City
Y Railroad, all free tickets have been withdrawn
sae of city stock was reported yesterday at sixty
Iscents.
"a number Of soldiers of the garrison at the citadel
arc being discharged daily their terms of enlistment
Il having expired.
fs a goat was arrested in King.street yesterday,
which was painted in fancy colors on the horns
nose neck, legs, back and tail, and had the words
IL s.KU-Kux," In large 'etters on both Its Sides
= "a
I to 60 at large.
colored boy was arrested in King.stre yester-
| day for pushing another boy causing him to drop
k1A"Soo o0AAs"'AAAhIG
Ine annuaa r,aeetirg the stockholders of the Sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad has been postponed
until the third Monday in March ensuing.
s. w. Fisher Jr, the Young organist of the Unita-
raR Church, Is said by competent judges to exhibit
fine execution and considerable musical skill.
| The anniversary celebration of the Charleston
Steam Fire Company OF Axemen he .'Pioneel' y will
| take place the 9th instant.
| bill win be introduced in the Legislature to-
morrow to change the form Of legal practice in the
| State.
BILL OF MORTALITY Return of deaths with