The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-26
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and tales, answering and not excused,
was sorganized and sworn as follows:
GRAND JuRY.-Geo r.. Hunter, Fore.
man; Jacob G. Keitt, John w. Gregorie,
A. l.. Watts, Samuel Spencer, Vachel
Smith, Sebastian Kraft, r. A. Pringle,
Christopher J.. Casey, Jas. L. Hornsby,
Charles j. Linfore, VIM. B. Stanley,
Charles f. Jackson, james Windsor,
Andrew e. Davis. David @. Peixotto,
Jas. $. Campbell, Edward Hope, Daniel
p. Mcdonald, George Lover.
The grand jury returned into Court
with the following bills, with findings of
guilty:
United States us. David s. Grice-
Stealing from mails, opening letters, &c.
tillation without paying special tax.
United State rs. John Hardin-Dis-
tilling without paying tax.
A true bill having been found in this
indictment. on motion of District Attor-
ney, ordered, that bench warrant issue
for the arrest of the defendant.
The Court then adjourned until to-
morrow, IL o'clock q. IN.
WEDNESDAY, November "a, 1969.-The
Court was opened at IL o'clock a. M,
Hon. George s. Bryan, D. j., presiding.
The grand. petit and pleas jurors an
swered rs on yesterday.
The petit and pleas Jurors were orga-
nized and sworn as follows:
JURY No. 1.-Wm. G. Swafield, Fore
man; JAS. Murrell, John Knott, Angus
tus Thompson, A. Morgan, Thomas L.
Brice, james Whito, William Mooney,
Ebenezer Stenhouse, Adam J. johnson,
John Andrews, Samuel Blaze.
jury No. 2-James G. Jones, Foreman;
@. j.. Jones, James l.. Watts, jefferson
Jordan, w. p. Ferguson, F. II. Elmore,
John Il. Walker, Charles P. Remsen,
JOS. T. Zealy, John a. She'll, Addison
II. Phillips, r. G. Anderson.
SUPERNUMERARIEs.- Es.-James r. Heise,
Geo. w. Allen, John E. Robertson, VIM
Allen, Paul Bofeld.
The United States us james Love and
William Love-Indictment found Mt
Greenville, August 2, 1869; D. T. Cor
bin, District Attorney. On motion, it
was ordered that alias bench warrants be
issued for the arrest of defendants, to
bring them to trial
The grand jury returned into Court
with tho following true bill: United
States os. Milton Osborn-Embezzle-
men. of public monies. United States
So' ehhSO OotiSio oiStlllCN ouc
wagon and two mules, seized Mt Green
Vile, s. c., in possession of Rich
ard Leadbetter- for viola
tion of internal revenue laws; D. T. Cor
bin, District Attorney. Ordered, that
an order of arrest and monition issue in
this case, returnable in tt N days.
United States us. David t. Grice-In-
dictment, stealing from mails, opening
letters, &c. Section IL, Act July, 1864.
On motion of District Attorney, ordered,
that the defendant do give bond in the
sum of So, 600 for his appearance at the
next term of the United States Circuit
Court, to be holden at Charleston on the
first Monday of April next, and that he
stand committed until said bond is given,
and held in custody of the Marshal.
Also, ordered, that the seven Govern
ment witnesses do give their recogni-
zances in the sum of $50 to appear at
the Circuit Conrt in April next, to testify
in the above case.
Manning & DeForest, citizens of New
York, et nL ads. J. & F. Green, citizens
of Mississippi-In Equity. On motion
of Whaley. Mitchell and Clancy, or
dered, that the amount to be given in
the defendants appeal bond, be fixed in
the sum Of 5000. with approved sureties,
on or before the 1QGth day of December
next.
Constance Barring, Executrix, ct al. rs.
Edward L. Trenholm ct al-Order for
leave TO sell machinery. On motion of
Whaley, Mitchell and Clancy, ordered,
that the defendant, Edward L. Tren-
holm, have leave to sell the machinery.
on such terms as he may deem best, and
hold proceeds subject to order of this
Court.
THURSDAY, November 25.-The Court
opened at II o'clock. Grand and petit
jurors answered. The grand jury re-
turned into Court with the following true
bill: United States ps. James Richards
Making false returns to revenue officer.
Eqnity docket.
George Parsons rs. John G.. Lawton,
Bill in Equity. On motion of Memmin-
ger. Jervey and Pinckney, it is ordered
Tint the sales of property in this case,
under the decree of foreclosure, dated
l4th June, take place at Charleston, S. G.
SUPREME Court, November %, 1861
Hon. George s. Bryan, D. j., presiding.
w. T. Shumato and A. Blythe, Assignees