The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21
CITY. AFFAIRS.

UIE1 j AT AlItO.
THE UNITED STATES CouRr.-The District
Court was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding. -fi-.
John T. Davis, Of Barbsdoes aled' his petition
for record of,notlce o. his intention tobeceme O
citizen, and having taken the oath prescribed
hIs certificate OF intention was issued to him.
The petitions Of George Alden, ofKershaw, T. J.
Ancrum. OF Kershaw, A. Il. Buchanan, of ohes.
terdeld, James Blair, OF York. ]. L.' Dawson, Of
Anderson, A. J. casters, OF Union, W. @. Hunter,
of Abbevile, ]. McPenalngten. Of Lancaster, and
John R. Seals OF Abbevlllei for final discharges
in bankruptcy, were read, andthe respective re-
ports of the registrars In favor OF the discharges
confirmed. No further objections being made
the defendants were severaly discharged in the
form prescribed by law. ~
The petition OF Charles Cathcart, OF Wlnnsboro
for voluntary bankruptcy, was reed and referred
to Registrar Glawson for adjudication.
The reports OF the registrar o, the petftions Of
los. D: Jsheran In re Keese j. McGully and b. h.
Little in re ]. Il. Little, bankrupts, TO- establish
liens. were seyeras confirmed, and. sale or
dered.in each case by the assignee.
IN ADMIRALTY.
q. p Keltum ct al, vs.. the bark Kedst. The re-
spondent In this case entered an appeal from the
decree of the court In favor Of the libslsnta-
In the case OF the petition Of Alberger s Co., in
the matter OF Kellum, ct al, vs.. the bark Kedar,
the ibellants entered an appeal from the decree
of the Ndge ordering quailfed stipulation for
the return of the bark by the lt6ellants.
In the case Of Rtsleg vs. the Aeredita. Libel
for salvage. General Isnea 6enner was heard
for the respondents. -.
.Ats O'Clock the court adjourned until 10 thIs
morning. -
Sr. PATRIcK's CHURCH SuNDAr-ScHosL.-
The annual celebration OF the Sunday School OF
St. Patrlcks 0lnrch, OF which Messrs. J. 7. Kama.
paux and B. cPShaFerare respectively the super,
Iutendent and assistant superintendent, took
place on Friday last, when the following prizes
were awarded: -.
First Cass-w. ]. Connor, Teacher.-H. Duffy,
, J. Corcoran, P. Prendergast, n. Devereaux. w. J.
keenan,, g. T. Artope, N. Storen, =. Dulnier, d.
Mslver McsIesnY l1ss aeivi9 4eacsr nzsesaWa Va,
W. Byrns, W. Leonard, ]. Koran, T. Norris, ".
% ThIrt ClassST. J. Melvin, Teacher.-D. Bren-
nan, ". McSweeny, J.-sulhSan, J'- HogheS F.
Fourth Glass;. A. Melvin. TeacheE-J. Byrns,
". Commins, J. Morrison W: DAILY, n. flanagan,
4. shehan, J. MeInerney,J Harrison; -, !,
Hlth olass-T. '. Meredetn Tsacher:rg.
SIKH ClassrM. connot, 'Teacher. w. Murphy,
W. eoogan, I. Della Tore, ]. Farrell
Seventh CIass-J. Coleman, Teacher.-J. a.
wan, E. Conlsn, F. Carney, ]. Rosis. ..
Eighth Class-A. s. Clear, Teaeher.-J. Riley,
III fSnnnDrl r blanche j. OUlitQan6.
Ninth Glass;. Gonzalez, Teacher..L. CAhil,
L. Murphy, ]. Gaynow, J. Morrisey, J. Whelan,I
whlte, J. Lsramore, James harauors: :,
Prendefgast, ]. O'Brlen, j. Eoumillat, ). Deve
reaux, Tghe P. Hanaberry.
Eleventh Eiass.-H. Brauer, Teacher. Wal
lace n Murphy, NJ oSel McSrs5S D; p9TeFS Se,cner-r
Twelfth class1W y coh,1I -; Me1ra'n' ieaclief'-
Thirteenth Class-E. Beveneau, Teacher.-M
Murphy, W. Connor, ]. d. Donald, j. Grace, L.
COnlan.
Forty.four scholars entitled to prizes!
FEMALE DEPARTMENT. =
Mrs. Julia jaeger, Superintendent; Mss II. Q,
Cordray, Assistant Superintendent
First Class-Miss L. Wynne Teacher;-M. val
A. -Cahir, u. MclverS, 81. Leonard u. Mugrath, X
Murray. 4. Feehau, D. Devereaux, u. Kennedy
Second class-Mlss NJ. o. Cordray. Teacher..-:L
Corcoran. N. Riley, NJ. Dunnler. J. Riley, l.. M c.
Sweeney, E. Hargraves, n. eulltnane, U. E. De
Third class-Mlss N. Due. Teacher.-M. E. Kan
apaux. E. RourHe, A. Dufy, NJ Wachter, NJ.
keenan,.
Fourth cass--Miss R. F. Meredith, Teacher.--J
Meredith. =. Lucas, A. Sullivan. II. Kenny, "a
McEvoy, L. Maheny, R. Riley, =. Riley K. Mm Hal
Fifth CIsss-aIss. A. Riley, Teacher.-E. Ma
gra:h, z. Nunan, NJ. O'Neil, K. Malone, N. Brauer
b Carroll, N.:Fllzgeraid, Y. Roman, n. Kenny,
CahIll. 49,
coran, j. Dulort. ]. Keenan,. j. Kanapaux, A
O'Rouke, A. L. Murray, II. Mclyers, n. A. Splb
van, n LarYan E. Murray.
Seventh Class-Mss K. L. Rowland, TEACHER,
NJ Prlnty, s. Ryan, A. Della Tore, s. Lyons' n y
EisIth eass-.Mss E. L. Owens, Teacher.--E.4
Kanapaux, E. Melvin A. Pender, n. Murphy.
Lohr. =,
NInth Class-Miss S. A. Weldon, Teacher.-M
Nunan, M. Henuessec, II. Commins, K. Leonard
Tenth Class-Miss B. owens, Teacher.-M. Gro
CHAN, ~ Powers, NJ. Kenny, NJ. Carey, @. Kama
paux. Quinn. -
Simmons, j. Carroll, 9. Dunn, N. ". Volmer, NJ
Rowland, Cullnanc.
Twelfth Class-Miss E. Won Kolnitz. TeacherTA
Ward, NJ Tennessee, L. C. Weaver, 81. Harden, u
Riley, E. Walker, N. Blake, X. Blake, j. M'iis' Z
Alphonse.
thirteenth CIass-MIss E. Ropmlat, Teacher.
n Dunn, X. Snanahan, E. Pender. c. Rosls, +
Ryan, L. Ronmillat, NJ. Cullinane, N. Hogan,
ceilings, N. Dunnler, L. Artope, F.-Getty.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Fourteenth Class-Miss r. kana,auS, Teacher
Ten scholars entitled TO prizes:
Fifteenth Class-Miss ). Lspenne, Teacher
Ten scholars entitled 10 prizes.
Sixteenth Class-Miss II. Leonard, Teacher.-
Ten scholars entitled 10 prizes.
seventeenth Uiass-Miss II. Dufori, Teacaer.-
Eleven sch01Arg entitled TO prtZes.
Eighteenth Class-Miss a. Wall, Teacher:-Ten
scholars entitled to prizes.
Annie Pender drew the gold medal.