The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-20

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Pickens. Petition to establish lien. J. N.
Adams pro pet. Ordered that petitioner have
leave to withdraw his petition, and that it be
referred to G. G. Jaeger. Registrar, to assess
costs, and that clerk furnish W. J. Clawson
and O. g. Jaeger with copy Of order.
E1 paste Edmund Gilmore, IN re. r. G.
Miles. Petition to establish lien. F. W. Nc
Master pro net. Ordered that petition be re-
fefred to W. J. Chwson, Registrar, to report
ss to liens. after notice to- lien creditors to
prove their liens.
E1 parte VIM. J. Farley, Of Chester. Petit
pet. Referred to. W. J., .,yClavsons Regis rar,
for final hearing, and to report, &c.
Ex parte Wm. u. Keith, assignee, in re. G.
G. Iaiigston. Petition for confirmation Of sale.
J. J. Norton pro pet. Referred TO- W. Claw
son, Reg .strar, to report, after giving notice
to lien creditors to show cause why said sale
should not be confirmed.
j. sOsfns3aai DockeG-U United States vs. Richard
White.us Perjury. IA true bill having been
found AGAINST defendant, ordered that bench
warrant do issue for his arrest. 90
United states vs. Marshal Evertt. Witness,
Young q ,,Simesop. Violation ipternl revenue
k1s3Hstf1ing without paying tax.
Riley smith. Witnesses, Wilhs Medlin and
Esiysbeth. Stone. 1dem. ID ID hsen '.caao''
United States v; Gibson Porter. Witns4s.
Young Simpson. Idem.
Uaised States vs.. Toney Alexander. Wit
nssses, James r Smith, Thomas J. London
andG. n. Thomas. Violation Internal reye-
nue. laW-distilling without paying special tax.
The following order was granted in each OF
the above cases: The, within named parties
having teen called, and falling to answer,
it tis ordered that scirie tacids do forth
with issue upon their recognizances, returna-
Bile first Monday Of September next.
The grand jury returned into court with the
following bills with findings as follows, VIZ
True oils IN each OF theSs cases:
United States vs.. Benjamin Cash. Violation
internal revenue laws, section A, act 1863.
United States Va. Earle Smith. Idem. Sec
tions aud 6. act July 20, 1868. =
United States vs.. Martin Garner. ldem.
Sections 8 aud 6, act July 20. 1868.
United States vs. Columbus Petit. Idem.
sections 5. 6. z and a, act July 20, 1858.
United States vs. Rch Lee, Jr. Idem. Sec-
tions S, 6, z and A, act July 40. 1858. 80
United States vs.. Benz. Cash. Idem. Sec
tions s, 6. z and A. act July. 20. 1863.
Sentences passed on the following cases, as
sollows, the defendants pleading guilty:
United States vs. Dock Seary. Violation in
ternal revenue laws, sections 5, s., z and A, act
proa. Of secopd and third counts. Fined eleven
d6ihrs and imprisonment OF six mdnths.
T1nitAd States rs. Bud Hembel. ,Idem, Idem;
Idem. Fined eleven dollars and imprisonment
Of seven months.
limited States W. William Hill Idem, Idem,
Idsm. Fined eleven dollars and imprisonment
Wni,ed States vs. John Cole. Idsm. Idem,
Ideuo. Fined eleven dollars and imprisonment
'efH HATED States vs. VIM. b. Goodlett. OBJ
etfnct,no revenue officer. H. H. d. Byron,
sssistans deputy, and James Brnie, Esq? for
the soyernment. W. B. Essley, Esq, and W.
e. Earle, Esq, for defendant. Jury No. I,
chsIrcd with this caae, returnei into court
IN verdict OF, "Not gullty. T. .. Irvine,
foi nan.. The arguipg OF this case enei.eo = =
ooS8 deaI Of interest, the detepdsnt beng one
Il sf our best eitiseos Of forty Years. standing