The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-24
THE COURTS YESTERDAY.

| Court OF Common Pleas, Judge Grahan
Presiding.
The ten cases fixed for trial on the calendar
we're disposed of as follows:
Bank of the State vs. Whaley, continued.
Strong, Adrlance Co. vs. John r. Soil.
verdict tor the plaintiff for s36s0 81.
A. Bernheimer & 20. vs. David jacob. YER
dict for the plaintiff for $1,000, with interest
from the 3Oth January, 1866. ..-.s-
]. N, Nathan vs. F. C. Blum, settled.
Bank of the State vs. William Whaley and
A. L. Tobias, continued.
James T. Campbell vs. Home Insurance
Company, continued.
B. @. Yocom and John E. Hicks vs.. the City
Council, continued.
James Cantwell vs.. Oswell ,Reeder, eontin'
ued.
Joseph J. Kenny vs. John Phillips, contin-
ued.
James Cantwell w. William Robb and James
Robb, continued.
The following cases are fixed for trial to-day:
McLeish w. Kalb.
Fraser & Co. vs.. the Gas Light Company.
Carripgton vs. the Gas Light Company.
Dewing, Thayer & Co. vs. the Gas Light
Company.
Mazyck 4 Duensing We. Home Insurance
Company.
Taylor vs.. ONeill.
Robson vs. Rhett.
Edwards rs. FRANKIE.
DobbIn vs. Epping.
Waters vs.. the South Carolina Railroad CON-
pany.
U-ited States Court-Judge Bryan, Pre-
siding.
The petition OF the assignee for the sale Of
the real estate of his bankrupt, D. W. Moore,
was referred to registrar Clawson to report.
Tu. G. P. BeIllnger and W. q. Bellinger,
banxrupts as Bellinger & Sons, were granted
their final discharge, in due form Of law.
Richard Senior, of Manchester, England,
gave notice of his Intention to become'a citt-
zen of the United States, and received Ger
liacate to that effect.
VIM. West was duly declared bankrupt on
the petition Of VIM. Aayfeld, creditor, ano
was ordered to file his schedule, &c.
The Judgment against James o. Adams, 10
favor CT F. Adams, was declared lien TO lts
full amount against the estate of james .
Adams, bankrupt, and the assignee was or
dered to pay the same from the first proceeds
of the bankrupt's estate.
The case of J.. 81. Terry vs. d. W
Kramer, petition for the involuntary bank
ruptcy of the latter was argued before the jury
who were unable to agree, and mistrial Wa'
ordered.
The case of the United States vs. clever
barrels OF distilled spirits, seized, In the pos
session of Sheriff Mackey, of Charleston, TO
violation of the internal revenue law, wal
submitted to the Judge, who decreed for tn
claimant, and the marshal was ordered forth
with to deliver the property.
The assignee of Leander A. Bigger, bank
rupt, was ordered to pay claim Of the Unitet
States sgalnst the bankrupt, as internal reve
nue. stamp agent at Manning, 8. c., out ofth
first proceeds of the bankrupt's estate.
Marcus l.. HarvIa, of Clarendon, bankrupt
was granted final discharge In due form
law.
In ADMIRALTY.-A warrant of arrest wa
ordered, returnable on the 9Th Of March
against the ship Bedington, on libel b.
James Murphy and other sesmen for wage
due them.
In THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-Au execution wa:
ordered against the defendant In the cas-
of Allen G Needles vs. Peter B. Bonneau, ant
the marshal was instructed to serve cop.
of the same upon .Messrs. VIM. Lawton
Co. Adjourned until eleven O'Clock this morn
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