The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-22

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W. G. DeSahssure, solicitor for defend
ant. Jury No rendered the following
verdict: We find for the Plaintiffs
S713 25 nnd costs of suit.
Er pdrie E. j. Pinson, Of Anderson
petition for appointment as Com mis-
sioner. Ordered, that commiss'o on issue
upon petitioner fling the oath required
by law.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Ea
parte A. Ramsay, in re Moses A. Hol-
stein, hnnkrupt-petition to establish
lien. Wright, Norris & Griffin pro pet
Referred to G. J. jaeger, who is to re-
port after notice to lien creditors to show
cause and prove liens before the 10Th
January, 1871.
E:c pare A. NJ GiIreath, of Greenville
petition for final discharge; pet. In
proprin persona. Petition referred to
w. J. Clawson, Register, to hold refer
cnce for final hearing, and to report as
to compliance with rules and regulations
in bankruptcy.
Ec pa,Ic Jos. J. Acker, of Anderson
petition for final discharge Reed &
Brown pro pet Same order as in pre-
ceding case.
Ec parte Hay Fuller, Of Laurens--
petition for final discharge. Darlington
& Jcger pro pet. Register Cawson
reports favorably, and Judge signed
order of discharge under seal Of Court.
Ec pn,1e J. w. Goodgion, assignee, in
ne W. l.. Crisp, bankrupt-petitio for
sale, and call in lien creditors. J. j.
Davis. solicitor pro pet Referred to W.
J. Clawson, Register, to report to this
Court, after publication in newspaper,
calling in all creditors to show cause.
Exc parte VIM. p. Gill, IN re Graham
,S Atkinson. Report of Register S.P
Hamilton pro pet. T.. q. McLure, for
Jordan Bennett. On hearing report and
argument, ordered, that the report of
Commissioner be- overruled, aud that
the previous order of this Court in re-
gard to the fund arising from the sale of
the house aud lot, the individual proper.
ty of Il. M. Graham, he carried out by
the assignees of the said bankrupt.
Er parte j. G. Carpenter, Register, an
nc Henry an.psen-applicatio for re.
moval Of stock A. IT, Smythe, solicitor
pro pet. Ordered, that J. G. Carpenter
be authorized to remove said stock from
present store, in King street, to any
safe point he may designate, for safe
keeping, until they eau be disposed of
according to law.
Ec MTte w. II. Brawley, IN re Gra-
ham & &Atliinson-potition for fec On
hearing petition i'll said cause, and on
motion Of S. p. Hamilton, attorney for
petitioner, it is ordered, that the prayer
Of the petitioner be granted, and that
the assignecs of the above named bank
rupt do pay over to the petitioner, out
of the fund arising from the sale OF the
real cstute of said bankrupt, L. NJ. Gra-
ham, the sum of S56 II, and the cost of
these proceedings.
E.c parie S. p. Hamilton, in re H. J.
Pride-petition to puy creditors out Of
funds III the hands of the assignee. On
hearing the petition, ordered, that the
petition be granted, and that the as-
signcc pny $500 out of the proceeds of
sule of real estate to petitioner.
Order If Adjou,mment.- Whereas it has
been impossible for the Circuit Judge,
Hon. Hugh L. Bond, to attend this
term of the Court, up to the present
time; and, whereas there is much i'm
portant business before the Court re-
quirng speedy determinations; therefore,
it is
Ordered, That the Court he continued
till tho first Monday in February next.
at 10 o'clock a. m., at this place; and that
not finally disposed of, and all other
action of the Court, be continued till II. g
first Monday in February next.
In lscharging the petit jurors from
further attendance upon the United
States Court, his Honor Judge G. S.
Bryan, in brief and pointed address,
signilicd his appreciation Of their SER
vices in his Court. His Honor assured
tho juries in his own impressive manner
that i'll their integrity and hearty CO.
operation ho had experienced material
aid in the administration of Justice.
Els Honor has every reason to congratu-
late himself upon the manner in which
he has conducted tho matters of his
Court-so emincntly satisfactory to
every class. His administration of the
law has been just and right, and his ex-
crcisc Of mercy has been used in tho
most proper respect. The Court stands
al djourncd to meet on the first Mondny
Of February next.