The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-08


HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN, PnEs1DMa. The court
opened at eleven O'Clock and disposed OF the follow
ing causes ....4.-.-s--
Fx parte Jesse Kilgore In re James s. Thompson.
Petition for sale of estate and to establish lien. Or
dered that assignee cell property after due notice.
pay lien and counsel fees.
Elk parte John Dawson, in re Thomas w. Gore
Idem. Property ordered to be sold: after having
costs pay liens, according to priority; notice to be
given to all lien creditors to establish liens.
/. Ex parte Ezekiel uaskin, in e-John Gaskin. Pc
tion to establish lien. sc. Order ed assignee to sell
property and pay liens according to priority
In re Asa Race. Petition to amend schedule Per.
mission to amend granted.
Ex parte Winbern Lawton. Petition for anal dis.
charge Final hearing LIST February and case refer
red to j. Q. Carpenter Registrr, to report Credit
ors to be notified by February.
Ex parte Henry a. Lesesne. Petition for final
discharge. Final hearing 29th inst, and referred to
). q. Carpenter.
Elk parte Jno Hodge. Idem. Order as above.
Ex parte Leon Druele. Application for citizen.
ship. Petitioner in pro. par. appeared ana signed
oath Of intention. and certificate was iesued.
Ex parte Donald J. Auld. in re Mary e. Marshall
VS.. T.. J. Gaillard. fame order. G INK
In re T. Q. Richardson and 7. A. Butler vs. Nj. L
Harwin. Same order.
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calling for creditors to establish lien Referred to T.
@. Carpenter.
Ex parte L. d. NJ. Byrd, in re- T. M. McCutchen !.
Petition to establish lien Of judgment Referred to
J. G. Carpenter. r gfs r..,
The Judge approved Of the following assignees
D. J. Auld. D. j. Winn T. J. Lamotte, ]. g. Ryan, O.
J. Henderson, and d. j. VIM, In re- r. A. Saunders
l. Ex parte William Simms, in re Hutson Lee Pet.
don by mortgage creditors to establish lien Re.
ferred to J. Q. Carpenter. Registrar. t~ 4.
| REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The thanks of this
ofce are due tue Superintendent Of ths South Caro-
lima Railroad Company for favots received.
The disbprsing efacer OF the Freedmen's Bureau
will sell on January 12h. at No. 10 East Bay horse
mule, saddles, brides and oface furniture.
The real property OF the estate of Colonel John
Ashe willbe sold at auction by L. D. DeSauseure on
the 18th January. &tIfEtf
There will be numerous sales OF real estate in this
| city on the 18th inst.
| Paul, Welch & Brandes are receiving thirty tlou
sand Havana oranges.
The property known as the Law Range will be sold
at auction ON the "a February.
The three fine plantations ON the Combahee known
as Reserve Grove. The Hughes and Clarks, will be
sold at auction in this city on the 11th instant.
| 1t was currently rumored yesterday that o duel
had been fought on the race course a day or two
aso' 5etween a couple or nigh strung" youths the
weapons-three dollar shot guns and peas
The commission on planter's supplies, at the Mill
tary Hall, adjourned yesterday without doing any
business as there was not quorum a@
| There win be partial eclipse Of the moon on the
9th instant. which win be visible in this city.
An election will take place on the 20th instant So
9 master and matron Of tho Aims House: also for
bookkeeper and dOorkeeper
The Northeastern train last evening broupbt a
gang OF about SIXTY Virginia freedmen en- route for
Georgia, where they have contracted to labor dur
ing the coming year. As they passed along Meet.
ingstreet, talking oheerfully and swinging their
packs and canteens the dusky coytege attracted mncb
| attention.
Mr.. }. Fraser Mathewes yesterday sold the build.
ing lot on Rutledge avenue. between Bee and Can.
non streets, ninety by one hundred ana seventy.
eight fset next north Of Captain Gilchrists resf
dence) for $2100 cash. The property was to havs
been sold at auction on the 18th instant.
The new commissioners Of tho Aims House have
organized, and appointed 2. y. Cakes, ESQ. chair.
| man.
Aprivae dispatch received In This city states ha,
the Prometheus arrived in Baltimore on Mondav.
and part Of e cargo Of cotton was sold thai
day. - I"
movements ON foot to get the old postofaca
nom the government for term Of years. repair Il
| by contribution, and convert IL into q stock ar.
change. TEE NEWS suggested o stock exchange
some days ago.
Judge Aldrich lectured In Augusta on "Wednesday
evening on "Aoderl Fashions and Fast Women. ;,
The proceeds to aid In the sducatlon OF orphans O.
| Confederate soldiers.
Tho Board OF Trustees of the Boys Home in
Ashley-street return their thanks for the soneroua
contribution Of barrel OF rice. presented by the
West Point Aills through Mr.. WIN. Lebty. This
kindly remembrance is greatly appreciated.
Xhe primitive mode OF travelling from the ,lns,av
part OF tao state--in wagons-is coming agaiE into
vogue. y
The musical cry ofthe carriers OF THK NHws. roam.
ry heard over the streets In the morning tust after
dayDreak, has peculiar charm for It's readers.
| The newly elected oAacsrs Of Howard Lodge. I. O.
f. were Installed last evening at Odd Follows.
Hall corner Kicg and LIBERTY otreets. There wore
number of ladies present. 10 witness the intersstina
oereEnonies. sf ~ !. -
The Charleston Riaemen Society celebrsto sae,r
anniversary to-niaht. corner os King and Liberty
streets. 7'@ N - - -
The anniversary celebration OF the s.raonesr !.
takes plaoe tonighks. ss t '1'| ,5
Dr. naohpsn's consresstscn moes so-day 10 coDsi-
dsrthe sornal cali 70 ID. Eisks ~ 77@