The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-31

ton through his counsel for writ of hd6eds COR
pus. The case was tried before Judge P"'nolE
who after hearne t1.o testimony advanced,
,rro,,+ed eho petition. The following is tho de-
clsion of the Judge: .a----'z.--
Er parte-Michae Laaosess. Petition for writ OF
habeas corpus. On hearing the petition ana am
dayts in the case, it is ordered that the petitioner
be discharged from custody on his entering INTO
his own recogniz.4nce in the sum of $4,000, with
two sureties in the sum OF $500 each, and to ap-
pear before the next session OF the Court OF done
raj Sessions. to be hold in Charleston in January
next. there to answer such bill OF Indictment as
may be brought against him for tho alleged homl-
eide of VIM. Drayton, colorcd -
w. ALsTON PlsINGLE, judge
MAYORS Court, December 29.-Athough the
docket this morning was large, there were but few
cases upon which the Mayor had to render decl-
sion as a quantity Of them were under examine
ton by the Chiei of Police, and the parties had
not vet been turned over by him. m.==.= =
An individual with O Spanish accent, who had
sold a lot of iron to q junkshop keeper, among
which was discovered two pieces that had been
stolen, was sent to q Magistrate to account.
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and obstructs the sidewalk with its goods, was
fnod IS for so doing. ===z=
Sam Howard Jaak Holloway, Frank Harrison
and Phil Frasor, four illustrious young mon OF
considerable color and taking proclivities, were
brought up for going at night to the store OF an
individual in the southern part of the city, where
only the wife was present, and while Phil got her
to ell bottle with whiskey, the other three nice
boys occunicd their idle moments by carrying OFT
o half kit of butter and whole choose, which
were afterwards found in the burnt district. Upon
hearing the evidence, his Honor turned the case
over to Magistrate.
THE STREET RA1LwAy.-By advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that tho last car for
the Wentworth street branch, on it's voyare M
will leave the ac-c ;ernlulua at & c'cpck J,
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:::s2.==4se-7 sst,n SaeThlall
ie,lowcitzens is directed to ibe advertisements of
the Misunderstanding of the Turnveroin for to-
morrow evening. ==Z
pEAsl PEAS !-Messrs. j. & W. 81. ARMSTRONG
offer for sale, to close consignment tine lot OF
peas. The low price asked for these will alone
commend them to purchasers Sec advertising
column.
HAMS, GnocRn1Es, WH1sKEYs, &o.-Messrs. HEN
RY CoB1A & Co. will open the now year with large
assortment of the above articles. Their reputa-
ton is so well known as enterprising and renaDle
merchants, that the announcement alono would
secure ready sale. The whiskoy comprises many
superior brands we'll known to the bbulous, and
are oil warranted pure and unadultorated. 1t is at
nresent in the bonded warehouse, but sam .lcs can
he seen at their establishment on Vendue Range
F1sH..IuMDER AND IATHs.-Tho cargo Of tho
British brig Chebuctoo, consisting Of the above
articles will be sold from the vessel on the 9th OF
January next, by Messrs. HENRY CoB1A & Co. A
raro inducement is here offered to merchants,
grocers and others by this sao, as the cargo is in
excellent order and tho goods Of the best quality
By reference to our advertising columns further
particulars can be obtained.
ENGLISH CuTLERY.-Mr. c. GRAvELEY, OF No. 81
East Bay has long been known as IN importer OF
fine English Cutlery and he now offers to the
public a fine assortment of every article in the
hardware line, including agricultural implements,
guns, &c. The planting season is about to COM
mence, and Mr.. GRAyELEY offers inducements to
planters that can hardly be excelled. visit to
his establishment will assure tho most skeptical
that his resources are boundless, and his stock
equal to aay demand.
I. o. O. F.-By notice in another column, it
will be seen that this ancient order will celebrate
the twenty-sixth anniversary Of its introduction
into this State This is the first celebration Of the
Odd Fellows that has occurred for some years. and
promises, from the programme, to be equal, If not
superior, to any of the past. Now Years Day is
appropriately chosen for this event, and the public
generally and the ladies particularly invited to
attend The exercises will comprise addresses
and music and as the public are not often admit
ted to the penetraa, there is no doubt of alarge
attendance
To THOSE wanting Artificial Legs or Arms we
would call particular attention to the advertisement
in another column. mths
A NEGLECTED CouaH, Cold, OR SORE THROAT,
which might be checked by simple remedy like
!" Browns Bronchial Troches," If allowed to pro-
gress May terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma Catarrh, and Consumptiye Coughs, ssrho
Trochcs" are used with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief. Singers and public speak
>rs will find them also excellent to clear the voice
ale render articulation wonderfully easy. mwf3
WHhv moro can bo desired to the sufferer from
Coughs, Colds, Influenza or Asthma, than the as
suranco ttat MARspENs Pectoral Balm has never
failed to relieve and cure? To make assurance
doubly sure se has instructed his agents to refund