The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-02

SEVENTEENTH DAYS PHOOflEDlNtS'
GREEsv1LLR, 8. c., SATURDAY, August % =
The court was opened at II o'clock A. NJ, Hon
George s. Bryan, presiding.
The United States vs. 1863 packages OF to.
bacco, SO Co., "a do, II do, and do. found
in possession OF the Charlotte and South Caro-
hna Railroad. Ordered. in each Of the above
cases, that the marshal do show cause on Fri
day. September Sd, why he has not paid pro-
ceeds OF sale OF said property into the registry
OF che court.
EIGHTEENTH DAY.
MospAY, August 30.-Court opened at II
O'Clock A. II. Petit jurors answered to their
names.
Il, Eq.si,s Docket.-Abram Van Buren and S.
Angelina, his wife ct al, vs.. John Peter Brown,
Mary L. Singleton, ct al. In Equity. W. 6.
DeSsussure, complalnants' solicitor. y. b.
Kershaw and Banding & Richardson. defend
ants solicitors. With consent OF defendants
solicitors, ordered that previous order made
in this case. as far as relat 's to guardianship;
be amended. Alexander G. Haskell appointed
Guardian .0d ilens, instead Of Gel eral Wade
Hampton rof the minor def ndnnts. George
Mary and Alfred Hampton; and Geo. b. Moore
guardian .tld Hten of the minor defendants,
Marion 8. and John 8. Moore.
Crimiaal Docket.-United States vs. John
Agnew. Violation internal revenue laws-dls'
tiing without paying tax.
United Sta es vs. Demarcus Poole apd Wade
How,rd. Violation internal revenue laws. DIS
tilling without paying tax.
Bench warrants issued in the above-named
clses having been returned non est tnrentus,
on motion If D. L. Corbin, District Attorney
ordered that alias bench warran ISSUE fol
arrest OF defendants for trial.
United States vs. George Washington Smith
Bistilling without paying tax. The defendant
In1 md fpl
on call, ordered that bench warrant DO issue
to bring him into court for sentence.
In Banlruptoy.-Ex parte Emery Thayer,
Hiram Dewing ct al, survivors OF the hrm Of
Thayer, Dewlng & Co., in re. John NJ. Tim
mons and Jas. T. Bristow, copartners as Tim
mons & Bristow. Petition to establish liens
OF judgments. q. D. Evans aud Smonton d
Barker, pro pet. Ordered that the petition DC
referred t. Registrar Jaeger, and that he In
oulre into the facts stat I'd therein, and report
thereon to this court, with leave to report any
Ex parte c. D. spearman. OF Newberry. Pc
tition for final discharge. Fair, Pope Pope,
pro pet. Registrar Jaeger reporting Iayorably,
the Judge signed, under seal Of court, order
and certificate Of discharge.
Ex parte Gabriel Schwary, OF Abbev'lle. Pc
tition for final discharge. t. G. Perrin, Pre-
pet.
Elk parte W. j. scaite. Of Union. Petition
for final discharge. B F. Arthur, pro pet:
Ex parte Samuel Reid, OF York. Petition
for. final discharge. 7. w. Clawson. pro pet.
Elk parte Robert Z. Fair, of Union. Peiltion
for final dischal &C. w. c. Beatty, pro pet.
Ex partc Aaron Wells, of Llurens. Petition
for final discharge. Samuel McGowan, pro
pet.
Petitions read in the above cases, and Regis
trar Cawson reporting favorably, the Judge
signed, under seal of court, orders and certln'
Gates Of discharge, as prescribed by law.
Ex parte VIM. c. Keith and j. J. Nor on, ex-
ecutors, IN re. NJ. L. Mitchell. Petition to es-
tablish hen. Wallace & McKisslck, pro pct.
Ex parte j. s. Jeter & Co.. in re. Stephen
Johnson. Petition to establish lien. Wallace
& McKissck, pro pet.
Ex parte executors ola. W. Thompson, in re.
B. w. Lee. Petit on to establish lien. Wallace
McKisslck pro pet.
Ex parte William Munroe in re. D. W. Lee
Petition to establish lien. Wallace Mckis'
sick, pro pet.
On motion ordered that the petition in each
of the above cases be referred to W. );
C;awson, Registrar, TO report on the same. anu
also as to liens. after publication and notice to
lien creditors to appear and prove liens, other
Wise they will be deparred.