The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-14
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

william Burley, drunk, one dollar. Elizs
Lind, drunk, ten days. George Clark, disor'
DERBY, one dollar or ten days. Joseph White
and Lewis Bryan, disorderly and lighting, one
dollar or ten days.
United States District Court.
In the Unlled States District Court, held 81
Greenvllle by Judge Bryan, the following busl
ness has been transacted since our last report;
United States VS.. John A. Gaines-Conviet
ed of being retail liquor dealer, without pay
ing special tax. Sentenced TO six months lin
prisonment, and to pay q fine OF $1,000
September 4.-Goodyear Dental Vulcanite
COMPANY va. w. A. FalaW-Blll of complaint
for violation of patent right. Report OF clerk,
acting as referee, was confirmed, and, on mo
tion Of complaipant's solicitor, 1t was ordered
that the defendant be adjudged to pay com
p~lainant the sum of fifty dollars, and also tG
paw costs. It was further ordered, that q per
petual Injunction do Issue, as eraVed In Dill Oh
complaint.
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company vs.. g,
M. Jones, j. H. Alexander, George Smith,
Miller BlsselI, Alfred Craven, A. N. Snider-
Same proceedings as In above case.
Goodyear Dental Vulcanile Company VS.
VIM. E. Black-Bill Of complaint for violation
OF pateut right. Decree pro confesso, &C.
Referred to clerk to take testimony and report
extent Of Infringement. Injunction ordered;
ern-dlsliller Without paying special tax
Cothran and Wells for defense. The United
States vs.. Henry Wood Southern-concealing
distilled spirits. Cochran and Wells for Gle.
fence. A special jury was charged with these
cases, and rendered q verdict OF guilty on first
indictment, No. 80, aud not guilty on the Sec
The United States vs.. William B. Southern
concealment OF spirits and aiding In conceal.
ment of spirits. Cothran and Wells for de-
fence. The jury charged with this case rem
dered q verdict of guilty OF aiding In conceal
ment Of spirits.
The United States vs. n. Flowers-retail
liquor dealer without paying special tax.
Case restored to docket, aud trial ordered on
motion OF Arthur, attorney for defendant, 10
take place on Saturday, 18th instant.
Elk parte David Wade Anderson, of Laurens
petition for voluntary bankruptcy. Re.
ferred to G. G.. Jaeger, registrar.
Elk parte Moore, Jenkins & Co., creditors
petition of Involuntary bankruptcy. John H,
Eyins attorney for petitioner. James a. Gar
rett debtor. Buist d Buist contra. jury
guilty on all the counts. On motion of D. q
Eylns. the Judge signed order of adjudication
Of bankruptcy, &C., and the case was referred
under order TO - registrar.
Elk parte VIM. +. Mitchell, OF P1ckens--pe
tllion for final discharge. Petition and repor
Of W. j Clawson, registrar, In favor OF dis
| charge was read and confirmed, aud or
| motion Of ]. J. Norton, ESQ.,, Judge signee
| usual certificate and order of final discharge
Elk parte John j. Houseal, creditor, in rt
| Motle q Tarranit, debtor. Petition for inrol
untary bankruptcy. Baxter & Johnson, pro
petitioner. This case was referred to specla
Jury, who rendered verdict OF gniity..
80 III + Doooh in IA orr g. Pnnn
| Petitioner of bankruptcy of the firm OF Kerr q
! Roach. That each of the firm of Kerr 8
| Roach be adjudged bankrupts, and case be re
| ferred to WI. Clawson, and also ordered
| that R. NJ. Kerr do, within hVe days transmit
| schedule to Clawson, containing individual
and copartnership credits and inventory O.
hia estate. It is also ordered, that the firm o.
Kerr & Roach be adjudged bankrupts.
The Judge gave notice that the issue and
| inquiry dockets will be called on Friday, the
18TH Instant, 10 which day the jury was dis
missed.