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Beaufort County on the 18th day Of
April, 1891, as we'll as from the previ
Gus order herein of March p, 1891.
And for exceptions or grounds Of ap-
peal show:
First. That his Honor Judge Aldrich
erred in considering and determining
at Chambers the question of the re-
moval Of this cause to the United
States Court, such question being rec
ognizable only by the Court Of Common
Pleas for Beaufort County, fiat all by
any Court Of the State.
Second. That his Honor Judge AL
drich erred in holding that the record
does not show upon its face right to
remove this action from this Court to
the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District of South Carolina, and
that this action is still within the juris-
diction Of the Court of Common Pleas
of this State and subject to the above
exceptions and not waving the same,
but protesting against the jurisdiction
of this Court to proceed further herein,
the defendants further except to the
said orders of his Honor Judge Aldrich
on the following additional grou nds,
to wit:
Third. That his Honor Judge AL
drich erred in ordering that the return
of the defendant to the order herein
dated March q, 1891, is insufficient,
and in overuling said return and in
making absolute the said order.
Fourth. That his Honor erred in ap-
pointing temporary receiver in this
action and also in continuing the same
as not being warranted by the facts or
pleadings in this case, nor by the pro-
visions Of law applicable thereto.
Fifth. That his Honor Judge Aldrich
erred in granting a temporary injunc-
tion in this action, and also in continu-
ing the same as not being warranted by
the facts or pleadiugs in this case, nor
by the provisions Of law applicable
thereto. McCrady Sons & Bacot,
Smythe & Lee,
Defendants Attorneys.
CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER TO DECIDE A
QUESTION IN THE COOSAW CASE.
News and Courier.
Chief Justice Fuller is expected to
hold Court in Charleston during the
last week in May. He will remain in
the city for several days hearing such
causes in the United States Circuit
Court as might be brought before
him.
BY no means the most unimportant
that will be heard a that time will be
4 motion in the Coosaw case to remand
the entire proceedings to the State
Courts Notice OF this motion was given
during the recent arguments in the
Circuit Court by Mr.. H. A. NJ. Smith,
representing. the State, aud it will be
pressed as soon as the Chief Justice
arrives. The motion will bring forth
very exhaustive arguments from both
sides, and will be one ofthe most inter-
esting phases of the entire case. The
same attorneys who made such able
arguments on the point of Jurisdiction
recently will appear in the case again,
and the tug of war will be conducted
all over again.
1t is probable that no further steps
will be taken in the Coosaw case until
that time.
1t is expected that several entertain
ments will be given in honor of the
Chief Justice during his stay in the
city. On his last visit here he made
many friends, who will exert them
selves to make his present visit one OF
pleasure as Well as business. He will
probably be accompanied by several
lady members of his family.
STILL ANOTHER NOTICE.
Register, "a.
The following notice was served on
the Attorney General yesterday By the
attorneys in the Coosaw case.
INTHEU. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
Please take notice that in pursuance
of the notice served on you in this
cause, and of the order of this honora-
bic court therein made, 7th April, 1891,
the undersigned on behalfof the defen-
dants in this action will on Monday
9th, at 10 o'clock, a. Il., or as soon
| thereafter as counsel can be heard,
move before this court at the court
house III Charleston on the return here
tofore filed by the defendants, and on
all the pleadings in the cause to vacate
the temporary injunction, &c, and for
such further relief as may be just and
proper in the premises.
MCCRADY Sons & BACOT,
SMYTHE & LEE,
Defendants Attorneys.
Hon. y. J. Pope, Attorney General.