The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS..APRIL 10. 1866.

neighborhood Of the Charleston Hotel and took him in
custody and he resisted him go that he had greet di
Guilty in getting him to the uard House. When witness
demonstrated with him on Sunday he said ne didn't
care for any whte.livered ton of D.. DEF ndant
has but ono hand is the reason why witness did not
strko him. The Court found the defendant not guilty
Tom Br1wn, color-d.-Disorderly con iuct.-Poice-
man Brscoe testified that he going on post this
morning tAIondayl, hc nd in M citing street
the market where tho police engaged in tax
ing coorcd man to the Guard House. and that lie saw
defendant the opposite side Of the street pick up
brick and towardvthe crowd but that he arrested
him before he could throw it. and carried him to the
Guard House. The Court found defendant not guilty
Edward Brown, Notwithstanding pistoI.-Police
man Hutson testified that he on duty on Saturday
last at the corner OF Washington and Calhoun sreete,
the ground The Court found the defendant gully,
but with criminal design, and he therefore dis
charged.
samuel Givens. colored.-stealing o mule.-9. ".
Shertesthed that Saturday last two boys, OF which
the defendant along the Goose Ci eek road
about eighteen miles from Charleston driving in cart
black horse mule which had been stolen from his IA
ther since the 26th o February last and when question
ed about it. he said he had borrowed from hs father
lnaw. Witness arrested defendant and brought him to
town. W. Lord testified that he was coming to town
on the Goofe Creek road on Saturday last and saw
black horse mule in q cart which he was sure was
Shiers and that told the driver that he must back
to the Eighteen Mile House, to ascertain positively
whether not When they arrived there It was
found that the mule Shiers and the defendant said
he had borrowed the animal from his father-inaw, Ja
cob Butler. Sentenced 10 fine of $50 or 80 days i'm
prisopment
Julia, colored.-Disorderly conduct Defendant tes
titled that on Saturday lat heard loud talk ng In his
yard and that when he went into his piazza defendant
using horrible lang age, and saying she would hit
any white child che pleased Witness told her he would
have her put in the Guard House, to woch hereped
there was no Guard House for her; and when she
arrested and carried to the Guard House. she told
them they dare not lock her up. The defendant was
di. charged with a reprimand.
Eve colored.-Assault-A. F. Myer testified that
boy Saturday, into his store to buy twenty-five
worth of pott and ttat he had in his hand
hppIdpa the cents and two COppeTe. and
that he took the quarter and gave him the potatoes
That defendant in just after, and told him that the
boy had dollar aud that he had been nowhere else,
and that therefore. he he winessl must have taken
the dollar and nsuted himself and his wife very gross
ly Witness told defendant she must not make 30 much
noise in his house. and wien she continued he showed
her out. She then made awful noise grabbed him,
hit him. and almost tore hts shirt OF his back Sen
fenced to q iue Of 81 or one days imprisonment
The case Of Jacob Goiogs for shooting Tom Butler,
which was reported in The DAILY NEWS yesterday was
referred to Military Commission.