The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19

CRUABS.-The ben-ringer who caused so much
confusion during the fire Saturday night by his
carelcssncss, was fined SIS yesterday.
Twenty-Five million six hundred and forty
thousand two hundred and ninety eight pounds
OF upland cotton, valued at s5,002, ,s12, were cH-
ported from Charleston to foreign countries,
during the year ending September 30, 1869.
There ore one hundred and thirty Zone prisoners
now in jail, three-fourths OF whom are colored.
Judge Carpenter opened court Mt Orangcburg
yesterday.
During the year ending September 80, forty.
nlBe thu, ,.rsand eight hundred and forty-clght
hounds or rlu,r. valued at S445o, were exported
from Charleston l., foreign countries
A regular meeting OF Council will be held to-
night.
William Fields, Jack Jones, Da, III smith, John
Fields and George Grandson. negroes, arrcs'ee
by Oflccrs Loyett and Truall, and Lieu:erlah
Philippy, for stealing cart belonging to W. a..
Holmes, have been committed to jail.
Joe Smith, arrested by onicer Iovctt for steal
Ing hats from Mr.. c. ii. Johnson, has been com.
mitted to jnil
Correspondents are calling the hamlet known
as Brunswick, on the Georgia coast, the " City by
the Seat
A crank belonging to the hose carriage OF the
Young America Eirc Company, was LOST ut the
please return 1t to the company.
The Painters Union have demanded an in.
crease OF wages after Monday next.
Mr.. Il. 8. Tharin requests us to say that ne has
never applied for nor received commission as
notary public. M ~
UNITED STATES CoURT-IIoN. GEO. s. BRYAN.
JUDGE, PREsIDfSG.-Both the District and Circuit
Courts wcrein session yesterday. ~
-!3 DISTRICT COURT.
The District Court was opened at 10 O'Clock
yesterday. III
Application OF Henry G. Beard, for an appont.
ment as United States Commissioner, was
granted.
Petition Of Mrs. Angelina Garbate, for citizen.
chip, was granted, she having compiled with all
the requirements Of the law
'' In the case Of Jacob Cohen, administrator or q
E. Philips, vs. Edward W. Seabrook-pe;ition for
foreclosure Of mortgage Of plantation known as
Racoon Island-thc assignee was ordered TO sell
the property after due advertisement. and after
paying costs, &C., to turn as much of the baIance
as may be necessary TO payment Of amount re.
ported to be duo to Jacob Cohen over to him.
In the case OF the United States vs. Arthur Nor.
gan-chargcd with violation OF the internal rev..
nue. laws, In that he sold whiskoy barrels with Vt
canceiin2 tho revenue stamps upon them-the
Jury returned verdict OF not guilty. The United
states District Attorney represented the United
States and Messrs. II. p. OConnor and @. ID. Bryan
the accused. The case was well argued by all
partles.
Final hearing of the petitions Of James A. elm
mons and James T. Medlock, OF Laurens for nual
discharges In bankruptcy, were ordered to take
place oil the 18th Of November.
FINAL nearing OF the petition OF james @. Gibbcs
Oh columbia, for discharge In bankruptcy. was
ordered at Columbia on the 2Sih OF November.
In the case Of @. q. Henderson vs. Michael Fin.
win, petition for sale OF chooses in action the as.
signec was ordered to sell at public auction.
Court then adjourned. t
s ~ CIRCUIT COURT. t bS
terday:
II. O. Beard, Of Columbia took the oath Of ONCE
and received his commission as United States
Commissioner. "sl',f )" :,
= Court then adjourned. 55s