The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
The Daily, u ews.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
Georgia Items.

- MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866.
Georgia Items.
CONTEMPT OF COURT. Kennedy, negro, who
prides himself somewhat Oh his oratorlcal powers,
was brought up hefnre his Honor yesterday morn.
ing, charged with being drunk near the marker "a l1t
on Saturday afternoon; nlso with fighting IN tho
streets and resisting police officer Aenedy ac-
knowledged the ,hurges, and stated tina. ms iea, y
i son for resisting policeman was, that ne 1t'on
think they had any right to collar him. Perhaps,
to his minds eye, the policeman had no right to
collar dandihed colorcd gemman like hlm !;
nevertheless. the police are empowered to col
lar all refractory characters, white or black when
under arrest, and Keuedy's argument not holding
good, he was fined twenty dollars or to be placed
on the chain gang for thirty days The prisoner
on hearing his sentence, stated in contemptuous
= 1nanner that there was no chain gang for him,
whereupon he was called back, to his great
chagrin ard surprise, and sentenced, in addition
to the first sentence to be imprisoned for three
months.
This 1s the same individual who short time
since, swere in the Mayors Court that he was up
in the third story OF co!ored billiard room, and
that negro man who had fired pistol within .
few feet OF policeman, about niue O'Clock atnight,
was not the man.-Sacannah -1ee0s.
D1soRDERLy CHARAcrER.-Qnite a disturbance
was created in the streets on Sunday last BY =
Ficklin, negro. He first went to the colored
church on New-street and created u disturbance,
as he said, in order to get his wife OUT Tue con-
cregation being disturbed by him. a number of
the men came out, when Fickin picked up several
brlckbats and began to pelt the crowd. q coloiou
man having called upon policeman 70 aIresC ,
Ficklin, he refused to be arrested, and 1lsed the
most indecent language to him. sergeane 70, "
the police ca1ne to his assls1ancc anu tlo
obstreUerous negro was conveyed 70 Tue pol!cc
barracks. On arriving there ne WAS very aousue ~.
fo the officers WHO arrested him, rs well as to the
officers at he barracks On Dellg pfousno "
fore his Honor the Mayor, yesterday mornlng, ne
was charged With four offences, VIZ Dlsorderly
conduct in the church on NeW-street. e. .Dds-
orderly conduct on the streets. Sd. Abusing offi-
GERS il the discharge OF their duty. 4th. Dieor-
darlv conduct in the Office at the police barracks.
All of these charges being clearly proven against
him, he was sentenced to thirty days on the chaln
gang for each offence, making in all one hundr.
and twenty days for his half hours sport.-load.
HoRsE STEALING mules we're stolen from
the stable OF D. j. Williams, near Liberty Hill, IN
Edeefeld District, Monday night The mules
were tracked from the lot across the plantation,
and seven miles on the road toward this city,
where two men-one an Irishman and one negro
had them in charge. They pretended to be going
to Edge6eld G. H., but did not take the road in
that direction.. On Yesterday the police of the
city were the alert, and it ia to be hoped that
the scamps may be apprehended Que OF the
mules is grey with still flsnt loIo leS, allo tno
other Is a sOrrel color.
- A horse was stolen from DR.. H. M. Cumming,
on tie Sand Hills, on the night of the 4th inst.
liberal reward is offered for recovery OF the am
''&N' = ~ efpe [Augusta Chronicle.
p.aa.xa ro,xrrnrr1r ,rovrv-Georee Miller
.aiasa NC 81 yostardau and Carried he
tova Ifon Iay; Rnsss acting United States
Tomm;ss;nner mon the charge Of passing coun-
tnnfa.nanar o,d, ,waa comnftef "a iail 70 await
~; ti M no tho newt term of the United States
District Court
Ben. Wallace, who was up before his Honor the
.afon nnnn = similar CHARGE. and by him sent on
- = map;strata. wns dismissed. as it appeared
upon tno eAanlna'iSu ;n"u ;ta +a oontouf;t
e&llllef hau ntn 4ta,,.od ~
Vnoney' "1lcn no innocorSs cs,anh Pan,,;cn,
1oe'o''''eN'e 1s.t>
A FAST OSE.-Dave Howell, a freedman, mur
dered negro man near Marietta, on the 23d OF
August last and went from there to NJ adieon, Co.,
s;.rrl lie ssole Il pistol, watch, and several hun
sgee, dollars in sreenbacls From Naoisnn b.
5rteeeiie1 to tho plantation OF Professor Sto.1e,
1:4ss 'o :iao of Newton aad Nation Gountles,
=ssc mules carried then! to AcWOvtll, and dlspos-
I'd ot then..I,t Acwortllh he stole horse, but was
pursued SO closely that he was compelled to aban-
don him to make good his escape. He was arrest
ed here on Sunday last; since which time he has
been held for Identification. Yesterday he was
turned over to officers from Cobb CouAty, and
was carried back to Marietta, where he Will have
to answer the charge OF murder.
Atlanta lnteRlgencer.
-.,.c. ,,,oat a,,oo,,;,t.
MURDER IN SOCIAL gIkoLE'Ia nGsS snoohtmt
fifteen minutes b, fore eight o'clock F. NJ. While
MI, j. NJ Haralson was sitting at his desk in his
store. some person came to the door and shot
him the bali entering the left breast passing