The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-13


officer while In the execution of his duties, was
called and continued until the January term OF
the District Court.
Court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ. today.
THE STATE SrrREMs CouRT.-Thc following
opinions were delivered In Columbia by Chief Jus
tce Moses and Associate Justice willard on Satur.
day lust
- Eliza F. o'Neill, admlnis,ratrly, va. MarIa ].
dismissed
enn JShn F. !, Phillips and John Riggs ads W. H.
James F. Campbell vs. Home Insurance Com
pany; s,diia Willard, 49, A; J: Motion granted.
a MSse MUiio ads kSweaa Clarke
NJ. c. IInll VS.. Joiner & McAIlister ct al VII.
John Moors ct al, ads. J. L. KilQore ct al Moses
C,J. Motion dismissed 49, '''''''
Joseph Caldwell ana w. w, McMorrls, execu-
tors & Ct OIL, ads; W. II. Gand ct al Moses, @.
Martin T. Lcapheart, administrator, ct al, ads.
4ary I0p LeIap1sart as and Polly Leaphears Moses G.
- LAURA A, Nance VS.; J. R. @. Nance and Drayton
, Ex parte Mary 8. Montelth. Noses G. J. Mo.
George Brown, executor, VS.. Sarah Cureton Ct oil.
Willard, A. ]. Decree modified.
The following cases were ordered TO be re-
argoed:
Rachel N. Myer vs.. Benjamin Mordecsl trus.
M:keesan in the cause q T. o'Sel aamins 11ai
+ ]: M. womack vs.. Robert Austin, executor,
Henry Trcsoot, Register Mcnse Conveyance,
VS.: the State, eT rel: Attorney General
on,nL William M GpIter; by his next friend, Vs. Ellen
M. NJ. Calhoun ct nL, ads. Floride Calhoun ct
a.. unvolying tho validity Of bonds for the pur-
chase OF slayes.) i
The court adjourned to meet at the next
regular term, November 23 1869.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-The following sales OF
real estate were made by Messrs. Letch & Bruins
yesterday. The prices obtained wero generally
good:
Residence No. 25 Shepherd street, containing
three rooms and Kitchen, the lot measuring
twenty-nine by eighty feet, for $500.
Residence No. % Shepherd street, adjoining the
above, containing three rooms and kitchen, same
size, for $500.
All tfiat lot Of land, with the bricks thereon,
known as No. 81 Haync street, south side for.
mery occupied by Mcssrs. F. D. Tanning & Co.
The lot measures twenty-five feet front on Haync
street, by one hundred and twenty-slx 8-12 feet
In depth, for $2o75.
The three story brick store and dwelling, known
as No. 0i Market street, In rear OF tho above. Lot
measures twenty-five feet six inches on Market
street, by sixty-nine e-12 In depth, for $4,000.
That fine row OF wooden buildings, (eIght in
number,l situated ON the north slde Of Hogard,
opposite Sircs street, between RutIedge avenue
and Rose lane. Each dwelling contains three
rooms aid kitchen attached. Lots measuring
from 90 to 81 feet front, by 40 0l2 In depth. Two
sod-onc for 1915, and the other for 5000.
That desirable lot situated at the northwest
corner OF Coming and Bogard streets, measuring
N m Inn Oh fnnf l,t5 ~
Bogard street, for $500.
That desirable lot adjoining the above to the
north, measuring so feet front on Coming street,
for $ioo.
That desirable lot situated on the east side of
Coming street. between Bogard and Line streets,
adjoining lands OF Mr.. p. Collins, measuring 80
feet 'front.' by 100 feet In depth, for $500.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, OCTOBER 12.-PAvrLIoN iIo-
TIL II. Barnes, Porchers, N. Z. r. r.; W. H.
Douglas, Bulls Bay: p. SchaGer, wadmalaw;
Thos. F. Grencker, Ncwberry Herald; a.. g. Hall
and wife, Madison; James a.. Brunn, st. Louis;
Mrs. NJ: 8. Pritchard, Mrs. c. G. Dunn, Miss Eth
ridge, Miss E.Zurni Augusta; n. Levi, Mannlng;
Edward Chadwick and wife, Mrs. Davis and
three children, Beaufort;A. N. Kirkland, w. @.
Gulett, Southern Express Company; l.. r. Pat
terson, Rochester, N Y; II. T.. Sally, Orangeburg;
j.. ]. Nett1es; South Carolina; 8. II. Rogers and
lady, Mrs. Gilbert Travis, servant and nye chill
dren, New YorE;W. X. Lane GrahamyIle; J, p
Roberts, Talbot; AZ s. Brown, Fort Valley; John
Crowley, Columbia, w. W, Glireath, urcenvile;
John Caldwell, J. @. Janney, Columbia; E. Eze-
keil, 0rangeburg. iI gu.ptsr
CHARLESTON HOTEL Captain Frisbee,.. Brig
Cyclones; Colonel James Gardner, New York; J.
w, shachford,r Steamship Pioneer; Captain VIM.
A. Kempton. New York; VIM. T. Brenner, .Au-
gusfa, Co.; Captain Wm.T. Bernard, New YORK;
Wm.l Gregg, Aiken; E. Loesse, New York; d. v.
Scurry, =. B. Smith, South Carolina; Il. E. Scott,
Couribia; J. O. G!llett, Augusta; w. r. Cloutman
and wife, City; Charles @. Kendall and Wife Beau
fort; 8. @. Marshall, New York; II. r.. Emory.
two Misses Emory, Augusta; N. Dowllng,
,Champlain, N! y; Mr. and Mrs, w. Holland,
Greenylle; Samuel b. Hubbard, wife and four
children, Miss Frost. Jacksonville, Pla.; r. A.
King, II. D., New York; A. L. Ellis and wife.
Georgetown; Colonel Legler, wife and ak Children, ,
Augusta; D. Pressly Barron, Manning; E. b. At.
water, New; Haven, CT; Robert Douglass, Jr. !:
Augusta; 8. W. yume, New York; Mrs J. p.
Hunt, City; John D. Thompson, st.. Louis, No. !;
i'en)amin J. Adams, Michigan; Elias sohevari
scheld; New York; Henry wallace and lady
Philadelphia, Pa; Josiah Gay, BennettsvIlie;
Charles Richardson and lady, j. P. Richardson
and lady, C1arendon;A O. Appleman and wife,
Mrs. Brain, Augusta; A. iGoldsmidt, New, York;
Mrs. z. q. Buchanan, Knoxville; wm.tJ. Van
RIper, Patterson; Captain WI. Gardner, Purser
J. r. vandusen, Steamship, Pcrit
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