The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-09

which Will show this capital troupe to advantage.
The STATE CoURT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER
PRESIDING. MONDAY, March s.-IN THE GENERAL
sEssIoNs.-The Grand Jury returned true bills
against Rot ert Aston and Albert alias Edwin Single
ton. indicted for interference with election.
The Grand Jury also made the following present.
ments:
The Grand Jury for the February term would
call the attention Of the court to an occurrence since
our last presentment
That Citizen Of the county, namely, Mr. 81. b.
Olney, was arrested upon warrant issued by w. II.
Mishaw, q maRis rate OF this county; that the
rant wholly illegal. and serv. d. and the
rest made by one who was not by any authority sE
1h,t upon Mr.. Olney being ayres ed, the magis-
trate who issued the warrant was in his Office to
or to make any investigation relative the case;
had left with his clerk commitment, and instruc-
tions to send Mr. Olney to JAIL
This commitment was in itself Illegal. even II all
the anterior proceedings were legal. Had the coma
mitpnent actually been made, this would have been
the result. that citizen would have been arrested
process, and in Gear violation Of the law. or the
motives which prompted this acti on the part of
whether the action proceeded from ignorance Of his
duties, from wlul disregard and neglect of tbem
with powers SO grave and the exercise Of which af-
fsots SO deeply the security Of the citizens and the
action may be take N as will correct the evil.
W, g. WHLDEN, Foreman.
In the Common Pleas the various county dockes
were called, and the court engaged up to the
hour OF adjournment In hearing the trial Of causes
on the County Issua Docket.
The UNITED STATES CoURr, MARCH AND y
HoN. GRO. 8, Bryan PREsID1Na.- petition of Louis
McIain, assignee of j. " Edwards. to sell real estate
free from was referred to the Registrar
and lien creditors ordered to come in and establish
m he net NJ A
Price, creditor of NJ salley. for sale OF property
was heard, and the assignee ordered to sell and
pay liens according to priority, sc. Same dsposi-
ton Of similar petition of J. B. Binnakcr, creditor
of Jno 8. Rowe. The petitions Of VIM @. Caver-
ney, r. II. Co'chctt, Jno L. Jones, Thos. j. Jones'
Ro t. Kni 5ht W. F. Lawson Jno. R. Magill, F. b.
Mob!ey, Isaac Smith, and r. @. Delaney, were re-
ferred to the Registrar. VIM. Hood filed an amend.
ment to schedule 81. W. Darlington was allowed to
amend his schedule. p, v. Dibble, assignee of J.
B. saey. ordered to sell property pay two judg
ment creditors and holl balance subject to order Of
court. The court ordered that Jno Brown pay J.
r. Mllinouse s632 50 with interest from 28th March
1861 and retain SURPLUS if any for payment Of other
creditors. The petition Of w. s. HASTE to resign trust
as assignee of O. Fl. NOISE referred to the Regis
trar to inquire and report. On hearing the report
OF the Registrar in the matter OF Mary A. Rhett OK
ecutr1x, 1t was ordered thatthe assignee Of james
Thompson, bankrupt sell aud pay s2S7l with inter
est from 18th February, 1868, and hold any balance
subject to order of court. The petition of 81. n.
jennings to set up lien against E. Livingston, was
dismissed IN so much as 1t claims to have q lien on
grounds arising from sale Of lands mortgaeed to B.
Livingston, and that said jennings pay costs pro-
ceedn2s. Final hearing in the oase OF Albert
Baruch was ordered for the oath March Sumter p.
Gasque was finally discharged. The bin for fore
closure in the matter Of W. w. Harllee, bankrupt
was referred to the Registrar to report The as
signee of James H. Gooch ordered to sell and
paylie 1t was ordered that the assignee in the
matter Of W. W. Harllse sell the property described
In the petition. and after paying costs and expensss
hod the balance subject to the order of the court