The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-28


81 {ssteaSSnss} 'r~o HUNDRED DOLLARS"
81 5000 (signed) WILSON cARMAN.
and which said draft belonged to and payable to the
order of the said John W. Mazyck with the intent and
purpose to defraud the said John azyck of the said
moneys AL this in the said City, about the 10th
of August 1866.
To which Charges and Specifications the accused plead
cd as follows:
Tothe Specification of the charge-"au1rr"
To the Charge-"GUILrI"
FINDINGS.
The Commission. having n,aturely considered the
dencc adduced find the accused, the said HENRY
wEATHERHORN, follows:
OF the Specification of the Chargc-"GUILrY."
Of the Charge-"GUnTY."
SENTENCE
And the Commission docs, therefore, sentence him,
the said HENRY wEATHERHORN, 'to DC confined at
hard labor for the period of year. at such place
the Commanding General may direct"
2.-WILLIAM BAYNE. Private Company "I', 47th
Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.
CHARGE-"For9cry."
SrEcIFIcATIoN-In this, that he, Private WILLIAM
DAYNE, Company "I'', Attn Pennsylvania Veteran Vol
unteers did, on about 10th of August 1885, elon
iously forge the Of Frank Mazyck upon stolen
check of Two Hundred Dollars, belonging to Mt F. "
Mazyck he BAYNE, knowing at the time that said check
stoien with promise of receiving Fifteen Dollars of
its value when cashed. AL this in the City of Charles
ton, S. C.
To which Charge and Specification the accused pleaded
as follows:
To the Specification of tho Charge-"Nor GUILTY"
To the Charge-"Nor GUILTY"
Tho Commission, having maturei considered tho evil
dence adduced, find the accused. the said WILLIAM
BAYNE, Private Company "I', 47th Pennsylvania Vol
unteers as follows:
OF the Specification of the Charge-'Nnr GrrrsH."
or the ChurBe-''Nor GUILTY."
And the Commission does therefore, honorably acquit
him, the said WILLIAM BAYNE. Private Company '1',
47th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
3.-JAMES ROBSON tciviian).
CHARGE-"Robbery."
SPEcrFIcAT1oN.-In this, that he, tho said JAMES
ROBSON, of Savannah, Ca, did, about the 9th
day of August 1866, while excursion the bay of
Charleston, s. c., take from the person Of Lieut. G. A.
Kimba, 35th q. g. O. t. Gold Watch and two valuable
Rings valued at three hundred dollar" Said Rings
found upon the person of JAMES ROBSON. All this on
about the 9th day of August, 1906 in the bay of
Charleston, g. c.
To which Charge and Specification the accused pleaded
follows:
To the Specification of the Charge-"Nor GUILTY"
To the chnrge-"GunrY."
FINDINGS.
The Commission, having msturely considered the ev-
dence adduced finds the accused the said JAMES ROB-
SON, as follows:
Of the SpeclnCatlon OF the ''narBo-"GUILTY.'
Of the Charge-"NoT GrE..Y of Robbery" but "aUu-
| TY of Larceny"
SENTENCE.
And the Commission docs, therefore, sentence him,
the said JAMES ROBSON be confined at hard labor
for the perod OF one year. at such place the Com
| manding General may direct"
| H. The proceedings findings, and sentences In the
foregoing of HENRY wEATHRRHoRN (civiIian),
and JAMES ROBSON iciyilian), approved The SEN
tences will be carried into execution. Castle Pinckney
Charleston Hnrbor Is designated the place conne
ment, where the prisoners will be sent with copy Of
Order The Provost Marshal is charged with its
ecution.
The proceedings and findings in the of Private
WILLIAM BAYNE, Company 'T', 47th Pennsylvania
Veteran Volunteers, approved. He will be released
from arrest and restored to duty.
! By command of Breyet Brig. Gen. W. T. BENNETT.
GEO. w. HOOKER,
| Assistant Adjutant General
ofacid:
GEO. W. HOOKER,
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