The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-08

night was again crowded, from pit to dome, on
the occasion OF the second appearance OF the
Chapman sisters; and 1t is quite safe to say, that
there was not an individual In al that vast audi
once, that was no. delighted beyond his anticlpa-
tions n. the entertainment. In fact, al Charles
ton has By this time seen the charming and viva
cions young ladies', who are the stars OF the comic
oncra, aai all Charleston no. only approves o!
them hugely, but means to see them IS often az
possible during their brief cngaSemens.
| Bshon the funny man, who accompanies them,
is perfect ton OF merriment. lie grows stcUier
every day, because he is so very jocose q man.
His appearance "on any stage" is the signal ,or
rnirth, and We charitably advise all who visit the
Academy this week to wear their garments very
loose or else have their vest butons--o7sd ssc'a-
sewn very strongly with shoeTl akcrs thread
Bishop TO borrow the Oriental phrases OF an en-
thusiastc poet editor OF sister city,, is the Jug
gernaut CT broad grins and the Eoh-i-noor of fat
| pune.
| Everybody has heard what our neighoor The
Courier would call 1.-THE veritabe history" or the
glass slipper; bu. to see the 1.-THE and tendereyed
Blanche as Cinderella, the winsomc and mIsch!cv-
| Gus Ella as Dandni and glorious Bishop as Clo-
rinda the girl OF the period, lends pleasant
glamour and charming ebsurdity to the fairy
legend of our childhood that it never had before
The opening farce, the "Ilappest Day OF my
Iife,n was rich Dir. Witaers' violin solo, az on
the previous evening, was greeted with rapturous
sprlausc His touch is as brilliant as our new
theatre az delicate az pulyerizcl velvet, "a versa
file As autumn forests, 20 mcIolious az lady
loves whlspcr-in o word, Mr. Withers caa make
violin talk.
Tonight VIC are 20 have the delicious oriental
extravaganza OF aladdin, or the Wonderful
Scamp VITA the farce OF "My Precious Betsy"
Bishop, OF course, appears in both pieces. Our
readers. who wish to enjoy the performance with
comfort should by all means secure seats during
the day. There is bound to he another crush.
| THE UNITED STATES CoURT-COLUHBTA,
December 0.-Uou. George S. Bryan. presiding.
| Ex parte Peter p. Palmer OF st. Johns Bcrke-
ley. Petition for Ana discharge. feadon
tx parte w. E. Crisp, of Laurens. J. J. Davis,
TX partc Francis d. Green, of Lancaster.
| Idem. 4. +. Allison, pro pet.
| Ex parte Samuel Reese Porter, OF Lancaster.
| Idem, idem.
| BX psrte Evan Ralings. Idem. Kcrshaw &
| COnners, pro pet. The reports OF registrars IN
4 u
| the Judge on notion signed under seal the final
| order and certificate OF discharge
| In re William r. Farley. Petition for fnal dis
] charge. Walker & By Ce, pro pet. 1t appearing
that The marshal had failed to serve the creditors
with notice for hnal discharge, on motlo, order
ed that the time for hearing before }: W. Clawson,
registrar, shall be extended TO such time ne as s, tue
4 registrar shall designate, and notice LOT Inree
| weeks be given in the Chester Reporter.
| TX parte Noses Wnstock. Petition for final
| discharge Fickling u Pope, pro pet Petition
/ ~ fafrn and In
| Ing ordered to take place on the 9Th OF January,
| 1870 before the court at Charleston.
| In the matter or William summer, bankrupt;
Sarah W. MoCulOch VI. Thomas w. Holloway,
assignee OF VIM. Summer. Upon hearing the re-
| port OF registrar, IL iB ordered. upon mOinn OF
| Mr.. DcSaussure, solicitor for Saral! N. McCu0ch,
! that the same be confirmed; that the tond exc
Gated by Mrs. Sarah W. McCuloch to william
Summer conditional. that her daughter, Sarah
| ". McCu0ch, would make titles To him 10 lol
] OF lana adjoining the City OF Columbia, bounded
north by DR.. Kennedy, cast hy j. T. Walker, south
| by the Upper Boundary street or Columbia, anu
| west by land or William Summer, be, ana the
same is hereby declared to be, cancelled and null
| and void. 1t is further ordered. that the banS'
| rupt, william Summer bc authorized, and he is
reuucstcd 40 TO amcnd his schedule u, as To ex-
clule from the description OF tract No the lot or
fourteen and half acres more or less, above aes-
| crbcd. the property OF Sarah w. hccullocN.
| In the matter OF Thomas J. Jones, bankrupt
| Petition 10 amend schedule. On hearing petl-
ton OF Thomas J. Jones, 1t is ordered that he be
| allowed TO amend his schedule in the particulars
stated in the said petition. IL ID lurtner orcered
| that the matter he referred to w. ]. Clawson,
registrar, take such steps regarding It as are
required BY the provisions Of the bankrupt law
CIgCUIT COURT.
Jurors answered as on previous days.
8. A. Moore vs.. j. 8. Wright. Assumpsit. On
motion of H. j. Wright, attorney for the dcfen-
dant, 1t is ordered that the paintiT Ia this cause
be required to give security for costs, on or oe
fore the first day Uf March, 1870 or b, nOn-suted
said security to be approved by the clerk OF this
court.
Issue DocEet.-George p. Gerdng VI. VIM.
| Werner. Assumpslt, AcCrady B Son; non.as-
sumpsit Campbell q Seabrook. Jury No; was
charged with this case, and, after hearing evil
dence, argument aud charge OF the Judge, re-
| tired, and, returning into court, informed the
Judge that they could not agree. The Judge re-
stated the law, and the jury again retired, as pro-
| vlded by the jury law. At q late hour they again
came into court and Informed the Judge that
after the fullest investigation and consideration,
| they could not agree. The Judge then dlScnarged
| the Jury and ordered o mlS-trAl.