The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

opinion and wise sentence; Defendant guilty of abuse
and quarrelling with Catherine Rogers Prosecuting
witness and defendant both equally guilty Of disturbing
inc neighoorhood, and sentenced to pay a 1ns OF So
eaoh or to be put to hard labor Eve days. subject to
the order of the Post Commander"
United States u.s. Butcher dregloy tcoloredI John
Davis tcolored) worm lost $75 middle last week.
Also lost red card of $50 tho Savings OF Beau
fort 1.-Two on Aikens Row; have been living thero
month; no one lives with but prisoner; showed
tho money to prisoner week before lost it; missed Il
last wednesday; money was in envelope In little
oox; saw the money Friday, and lent $1O It
was four days between the timo and the time
lost 1t; prisoner lived with four weeks lie works at
the ordrance yard prisoner had money boioro lost
mine; afterwards saw him with SLIGO and some paper
and bucket Of moasses; prs said he had lost
pocket book asked him IL ho had q pocket book as he
had told me before he had none yes had found
one with dollar and half in It. last night he said he
had bought it; 1t was small new pocket book.
leah NOVEL; tcoloredl, sworn Has not seen prisoner
have money but heard him say that he was going to
send dollar to Hilton Head to his wife in letter.
and that wont fafe he would send fifty dollars De-
fendant not guilty and recommended to discharged
MAYORS couRr. WRDNEsDAx MORNING, June 20-
One half the world does know how the other half
Hves and the gmpses that may be had into tho ue of
that other half every morning at The Mayors Court
not of character to tempt to further view The few
minutes spent there this morning were enough to
tempt any one belonging to the half of the world to
wish for the caltousness Of Podsnap which, by the
mere waive Of an arm, could dismiss tho disaereeable
other half forever from the mind
First appeared abject individual some fifty years
OF age without coat, charged with being found drunk
in the streets Ho had nothing to say In his defence
and fined S5. d,
Secondly there appeared hardened disgusting look.
ing wretch, with q beard three days DID, and mis-
shapen mouth besmeared with tobacco juice He also
was drunk in the Streets and fined So He depart
cd reluctantly being forced out by the police while he
mumb.ed some unnteglble protest against the treat.
ment which he received. s.
wretched looking woman, we-known about town
as beggar and drunkard appeared against bury
individual likewise of Ill rcpute having beat or
with stick She had horrible cash her forehead,
which she said was inflicted by the prisoner But the
prisoner said that the woman was drunk and fell out of
bed AS neither of them looked they could tell the
truth, and If the charge true the crime was too
great Tor the cognzance of the Court referred
the case to o magistrate. .. 7.
Last appeared q woe-begone and mortified Rhode
Islander who looked II he might once have been
decent man. he was caught last night sleeping IN
car with negroes He told dolefu tale of having been
In government employ, and now having nohin to do
He promised to use his utm ost exertions to reach
more northern latitude, and, with few words of warn.
ing, his Honor discharged him.
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AND STILL THEY Come TO sRE.-The fam of Prof
BHRNHARDr is extending far beyond the limits of
Charleston, Persons with impaired sight ar coming
from the counties ofsouth Carolina and North Carolina
and returning home rejoicing that they sec now az
IN the bright days Of youth The are
almost continually crowded, and "stiH they come"
Tho subjt ed testimonial speaks In very aatterine
terms of Professor BERNHARDTs sk an experienced
opiicisn:
. .-. STArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
,-r EXECUTIVE DRPARTArENT,
r., -r.- COLUMBIA, June 10, 1866.
sn: have made full and satisfactory test Of the
spectacies procured nom you, and have the peasu
70 say tnat the glasses are better adapted my eyes
tnan any have ever used The facility with which you
httec the glass to furnished conclusive evil
denoe Of your scientific skill in optics and your thorough
experience ocuist.
Your attanments in your profession title you to
the confidence patronage and gratitude OF the public
have the honor to be.
Very respectfully yours,
E.. JAMES l. ORR.
Governor Of So. Ca
Prof. NJ. BnRNHARpT, Charleston, g. o.