The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-27
YESTERDAY IN COURT.
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United States Court.
In the District Court, before Judge Bryan,
the petitlon Of Susan Witkowski, to establish
lien against the estate of Wltkowski Hy-
ans, was referred to Registrar Carpenter 10
report.
The proceeds of the sale of the interest OF
Wesley Sanders, bankrupt, In the National
Hotel, at Union, was ordered to be divided
between W. L. Palmer & Co. and ]. G. McKis-
sick, his creditors.
The petition of Harriet NJ. Lang, to estao.
lish the lien of mortgage against the estate
of Witkowski &. Hyams, bankrupts, was a.
lowed.
The tewn lots Nos. 922 and 923, In Camden.
the property of witkowskl & Hyams, bank
rupts, were ordered TO be sold by the assignee.
free from membranes.
The marshal was ordered to attach Leander
A. Bigger, bankrupt, for contempt in not ap-
pearing and submitting to an examination;
and the assignee was authorized to Institute
proceedings for the recovery Of the property
conveyed away by the bankrupt In derogation
to the bankrupt act.
The petition of Charles a. Simonton, agent,
to prove lien Of judgment against the
estate of E. Godbold, bankrupt, was referred
to Registrar Carpenterto to report.
Thomas Mcdonald, of Faremsnah, Ireland,
gave notice on the 25th instant, OF his inten-
tion to become citizen of the United States,
and received his certificate in due form.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The marshal was ordered to deliver COW
cred wagon, harness, &C., seized on informa'
ton for violation Of the internal revenue law
to the claimant, G. N. Blackburn, he having
executed q bond for thei" appraised value,
s35e.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Abram Van Buren, ct al, vs. John P. Brown,
| ct al. The referee was ordered to sell, with
certain restrictions as to the price contained
In prior order, The lands In question at sucn
times and upon such terms as shall be agreed
upon by the solicitors in the cause. Adjourned.
The State Court.
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Graham, the following cases were disposed OF:
John 8. Thorne vs.. John Wright. Verdict
for the plaintiff for s27s 40.
Caroline L. Miller Vs. Charles d. simonton.
After argument motion to refer the case to q
special referee was granted.
Thomas Rivers, administrator, Vs. the
Charleston Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany. Ordered to be continued upon pay
ment, by the plaintiff, of the costs due within
thirty days, or otherwise dismissed.
James NJ. Allen vs. Richard 3. Cain. Re-
ferred to the Judge, who decreed for the plain
tiff the sum of s2s6 60-l00.
E. Gooding vs. J. A. Quackenbush. Part OF
the plaintiffs evidence having been ruled out,
he submitted to nonsuit, which was entered
accordingly.
D. c. Ebaugh va. B. P. Antley. Verdict for
the plaintiff.
D. c. Ebaugh vs. j. W. Dantzler. Verdict
for the plaintiff
The following cases are fixed for trial to-day:
Gustavus Pozssnski, executor, vs. Theodore
NJ. Cater; Catharine and ELY Daily vs. Geo. s.
Scott and D. q. Jennings; Holmes, O'Hear d
Co. vs. the Farmers Fertilizer Company; Jane
R. Fishburne vs.. Joseph Sampson and Isaac
Alexander; Louis b. DeMontmolin Vs. David
jennings; Jas. D. Vanderpool, assignee, vs..
David Jennings; VIM. c. Murray Vs. the City
Council of Charleston; G. O. -Witte, assignee,
vs. VIM. whaley, trustee; Jas. Robb and G. 7.
Lowndes, trustees, vs. Geo. q. Gale; James
Robb and G. T. Lowndes, trustees, Vs. John
Parker.