The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-05


sale over sent order for the box, forged the
buyers name and obtained it.
new trick Of thieves is to let one 60 up tree
a nd watch while the accomplice does the work.
A man has been orrested in Atlanta Georgia. for
selling forged exchange to one Of the banks. He is
imposed to be the same rogue who swindled the
First National Bank of this city some time ago.
UNITED STATES COURT, January 4--Hon.
GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREsIDINa.-The juries were
drawn aud organized as follows:
Jury No. ii. l.. Quackenbush, j. d. Zerbst, ia
cob Barrett, l. D. Morgan. r. NJ. Marshall John II.
Schmidt, @. d. Frank, NJ. w. Wilson, j. w. Herman
dez, j. NJ. Jones, 81. Benson, Louis Cohen.
Jury No. "a. E. Gibson, Louis Fora. John H.
Hardy John sadwosker, Timothy McInerty, D. Ma
guire, James Cary W. II. Williams, Frederick Hish,
G. Me1 sing. Thomas Darcy.
pernumerarles.-John Blake and Thaddeus
Street.
In BankyuTacy-Ex parte r. Padgett petition for
fral discharge; referred to Il. Summer, Registrar.
B. F. Evans and Harvey Cogswel; hearing Goth
January.
A. A. Chumacker and M. NJ. Quinn; referred to W.
j. Clawson, Registrar.
John G.. Baker; Anal hearing Gath January.
e. Gaskin in John Easley; petition to sell lands;
referred to J. @. Carpenter, Registrar.
w. A. Benton final discharge granted G. L. Gull
| leaume, idem
T. Kilgore. in T. s. thompson; petition to es-
tablish lien; referred to J. O. Carpenter, Registrar.
John Dawson, in re j. w. Gore, idem; referred to
j. G. Carpenter.
McCarter Dawson ct al, in re @. Il. Kelley & c.
s. Pack, idem; order of sale granted.
Moses & Noise, in 70 J. r. Bradford. idem; order
Of sale granted.
j. Hennegan and A. J. Moses, in re J. R. Brad
ford, idem; D. A. ANIME, in re L. L. Siddone idem;
| referred to ]. G. Carpenter, Registrar
| Fleetwood Lapneau and Lanneau & Whilden; peti'
ton for final discharge; d. g. Conner idem referred
| to J. G. Carpenter.
N. H. Guyten, idem granted.
REPORTERS CRUZ BIS. -Jeb Dawson, auc-
tioneer, will sell one hundred barrels whiskey at No.
| 96 East Bay, to-day.
Monthly tax returns for tho month of December
past, must be made on or before the 18th of this
month.
Elections for directors in the First National and
Peoples Banks will take place on Tuesday, the 18th
| instant.
The Granieville Manufacturing Company have
| declared dividend of ten dollars share, to be
| paid en- and after the 10th instant.
Nj. Kennedy, al stalls Nos. IL and 10, sells beef at
| ten to fifteen cents per pound.
|
dollars reward for the recovery of packet lost New
Years day. 1t contained papers of value and one
] hundred and ten dollars in greenbacks.
| school for males under DR.. @. q. White was
| opened yesterday in Summervile.
| The Greenville Female College commences on
February Sd.
The Rev. Sylvester Malone. pastor of Saints Pc
er and Paul Church, Williamsburg, New York, is in
| this city, for the benefit Of his health The Rev
T. Farrell is also bere
| g. Mcbride Smith, aucHeneer, Will cell three
mall and comfortable dwellings in Americastreet
| west side, at the Old Postoface to-day.
| Il. D. Hamilton Co.. No. 4lS Chestnutstreet
Philadelphia, want saleemau to travel for manu-
| featuring company. The unemployed will take
| netice.
Mr.. Joseph Purcell Is not about to open an hotel
| in Columbia as has been stated.
Mr.. j. Shaw. dry goods merchant has taken NC
| 10y & Rices old stand.
The sidewalk in Ruledge-street, between Broad
and Queen streets. is very sloppy rainy weather
Unclaimed articles in the hands Of the Chief of Po
lice were sold yesterday for $2s IS.
Acow was sold yesterday that had been picked up
and not claimed. She was one ct the clean kine'
and sold for only 50.
The drain IN Vanderhorst- street has large hole
| in 1t which needs attention.
Inc pnnR rOaQ In CajnOun-Street lS nearing com.
pletion.
Instances of disorderly conduct have become go
requ ent the arrival ard departure of trains at the
depot OF Savannah and Charleston Railroad, that the
Superintendent has been compelled to apply for
non-commissioned police officer.
The fences around the burnt district are being
destroyed. and, 1t is said, used for fire wood.
The Court OF claims, recently in session at the
Charleston Hotel adjourned on Saturday last
Awooden house is being moved fl ON the corner
of Mary and Meeting to the corner Of Nassau and
Woolfe streets
The copartnership Of J. T. W. 81. Armstrong was
dissolved ON the first; new concern under the
style OF James ARMSTRONG Jr. & Co., succeeds It, Mr.
Thomas A. Gray, of New York. is the Company
VS.. Colwln & Co., grocers, King. street. need n
clerk
Holmes & Macbeth soil pair Of thoroughbred
mares, accus toned to harness, tomorrow morning
at eleven o'clock; also four-seated buggy and set
double harness.
coered child was set upon by dogs yesterday in
Meeting-street, and but for timely aid would have
been severely injured.
large quantity OF stolen property was recovered
yesterday by the detectives.
masquerade was given at private residence last
evening, which was said to have been q superb
affair.
The fog over the CITY last night was very thick.
and about halfpast nine p NJ, heavy rain fell for
few moments.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner Society
and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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