The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-01
THE COURTS.
United States Court.

1.,.. NJ Rrovn was appointed assignee OF
]. G. Keys, bankrupt, Of Anderson .-,,u
The petition Of George Eppting' OF Lea.ns aa
ton for voluntary bankruptcy, was rele'''"
to registrar Jaeger for action. .... ,o-
The nstitlon of 1T. Walker, OF Cnester, ioi
Anal di,charpe from bankruptcy, was relefie"
to Registrar Clawson for report -, tho
The petition Of Middleton Knlen1, 'or .ar .a'
removal of the assignee Of Titus Laney' s panh,
rupt, and the setting aside OF sale, WAS feiei''N
to Registrar Clswson for report.
Th. proceedings In bankruptcy against ueo'
n. Lowndesberry were dismissed on pes.s.eA .'a.a
~ hIs creditors, and the property IN 'ne ou''v
y, ~ the marshal was ordered to be released
. ,oa ~ one hundred and fifty dollars was OF
dared to be paid to LowndesberrJ's attorney
Ths ne,ition of simonten Barker, for Zee
IN the ease of B. H. Wilson, bankrupt, was re-
forred to Registrar Carpenter for report.
The petitIon of j. D. Johnston, of YORK, LOT
vountary bankruptcy, was referred to hegis-
trar ClaWson.
Herbert Garmaney and q. W. Southern,
convicted of Illicit distillery and sentenced 10
ImnrIsonment at Greenvlle, 8. O., were or
dered to be removed to the Charleston jail
for confinement during the remainder Of
their term. there being reason to apprehend
that they would escape from the Greenvllle
jail.
The sheriff Of Newberry County was ordered
70 deliver to the marshal the books, papers
and effects of Motto d Tarrant, bankrup's.
Inferior Court.
The case of NJ. Mclaughlin, breach OF trust
and larceny, two Indictments, was stricken
from the docket. .
The Indictment against the same person for
purchasing orders on the county treasurer 1or
iess than their face value was likewise
stricken of.
The case of John Washington, grand larceny,
was stricken of, with leave to relnstate.
The Savannah and Charleston "ailroad Com.
pany was found guilty of Ess setting to pay
money to the State.
John q. Holmes was found guilty OF carry
Ing on business without State license.
william Wilson was found not guilty Of
housebreaklng and larceny, whereupon ne
was discharged from custody.
Peter Daniels having failed to appear fol
trial on the charge Of grand larceny, hls
surety, Benjamin Rlels, was ordered to show
cause. on the first Monday In January next,
why bis bond should not be forfeited to the
State.
To-day was appointed sentence day.
United States Commtssionsr.
Jim Huger, OF Beaufort; Primus Prloleau
and James Brunnell, Of Charleston; and g.
Drake, of ColIeton, were bound over bg Com.
missioner Porteous yesterday for trial on the
charge of violating election laws. E. J. Bal
lev, Monday Waits and E. Gregorle were also
bound over for trial on the charge Of neglect
of duty as managers Of elections.
Trial Justices' Courts.
Catharine Burrows was before Trial Justice
John G. Mackey yesterday on charge OF as
saultlpg Julia Singleton with deadly Weap
on. She was committed to jail for trial at the
next term Of the Inferior Court.
Municipal Court.
Randall williams, drunk and dIsorderly, one
dollar. Louis Hall, drunk, one dollar. -
Ashley, dIsorderly, two dollars or twenty days.
Catherine Burrows, drawing knife upon and
threatening the LIE Of Julia Singleton, turned
over to trial justice. John Croghan, applied
for lodgings, sent to tho hospital.