The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-23

prosecution replied in his usual thorough stye - a.
Nathans ESQ.,, closed, for the deence, IN remarkably
happy effort combating the argument OF the Attorney
General and summing up In few words the argument
already fully developed by his colleague: ,, nd aned
up the evidence and briefly showed them the nature
Of the crimes What constituted dwelling house and
wherein breaking into 1t constituted burglary, and the
fine line that lay between that crime and larceny, and
requested the Jury to consider the matter before they
agreed upon verdict He criticized the character OF
the prisoner and reviewed the testimony by which the
defence offered to Prove him Confederate officer.
mans character was his only shield. if that man Is
arrested under suspicious circumstances, and cannot
prove former good character to mitigate against the
CHARGE his chances bad stranger stands In Pc
car light and great caution was necessary lest in the
absence OF proof they should not imagine him to be
rogue, and condemn him too hastily.
The Jury retired, and after an absence of few
minutes returned with the verdict OF guilty on the
second ndictment-larcenye
Mayors CoURr, Friday Morning, June 22.-The In
creased pay Of the Police seems to have highly benef
cial effect not only them, but also on the citizens
for only one prisoner appeared at the bar and that was
for some one else caressy throwing tumber of beer
out of street window He discharged with a
caution
Another party was reported for trifing offence, but
fearing to expose his face to the photographer be set
tied the matter outside.
-PRoyosr CoURr Juns 22-United States Us. james
Mitchell colored) Stealing g.-W1LL1AM W. SAMPSON
sworn received inform alton about the tenth of May
that the defendant had stolen fruit from my plantation
and was selling IL on his own acc:unt
ecipio Miller sworn: was running Mr. SAMPSON 8
boat when defendant ut on board barrel of appos
containing about peck and half; th,y were halt
green and were selling at $3.50 peck He brought
them from the Horlbeck place. don't know where he
got them. The landing is on Horbeck's place. Wo
| left there about 8 o'c ock that night No orchard
around there, but that apples like them were growing
there Mr. SAMPSON rents the Horlbeck place.
Sarah Perrin sworn Defendant told me he carried ap-
nles from this place and sold them this was about
month ago in the Horlbeck house, when We were talk.
ing we both lived there. Guilty $40 aud twenty days
labor on the Streets
United States Us. MICHAEL WHALRN, (white)-Assault
and battery on Billy Norman, tcolored).-Defendant
pleads guilty s15. fifteen days labor on the streets
On the civil side of the Court there was boat case,
somewhat amusing and somewhat more tedious, which
tried the apparently inexhaustble patience of the
Judges TO the utmost extent The main point seemed
to be to prove disputed warranty In listening to the
call of witnesses the following query frequently sug-
gested itsef By what right do the coored people of
this State appropriate the ancestral names of their
former owners
The CONFEDERATE DEAD AT DARLINGTON, B. O.-The
Soherner Of yesterday is filled with the details Of the
ceremonies OF the 10th of June at that place. II
says:
this place Saturday the 18th in honor OF the Oonfede
rate dead though hastily prepared ior proved an en-
tire success Those who attended will not soon forget
the scene How solemn and touching 1t was words can
not express We overheard gentleman, whose eyes
overfowed he spoke. say "Thts is the most solemn
fuad W.ho
monial The services and ceremonies but thinly
covered great grief fresh and psssionate the wild
tbrobbings and swengs of which they could not and
did not conceal.
The weather was proptous, the day being clear and
than had been anticipated Between 10 and H.
sembled at the Baptist Church the whole white popu!a
ton of the village The young the middle aged anu inc
aged were there their hearts bound together the .es
front Of the church sood as placed there py some
mugc beautiful cenotaph OF pure White bedecked with
gracefully hung magnificent magnolia wreath with the
motto
"ro our gallant dead, =
They fought like brave men, long and WELL !"
The shaft was beautifully decorated with flowers and
and upon the sides of the pedestal were IN
scrbe the following of soldiers of the District
owing to the short ime the Committee of
ladies to state that those citizens of the District who
In their power to furnish the missing names VIII
confer favor by sending them in without na deay ,o
Farmer John Jordan, j. F. Rhodes, Peter Weatheriord
Robert Taylor, James Wech, John Reyel Joseph Bass
William Beasey James r MoLendon, nIa 0harles 10y hoya
A. HARRISON Pinckpey N. Harrison, ". D. Milling,
George ". Waddell, James Weaherford. John Heath,
Henry Mozlngo. Edward Stanley George Marsna
Baxter Rollins fell mortally wounded at sharpsburg,
Md. His last words were 'bury ne by my nag
mails Iioht Artiueyy-G G. Wheeler John Dalrym-
pie, B. ". Chambers, q. G. Ruthvan, B. A. Melton j.
freeman J. Mcintosh i oant9n q Poston' e.
90. + 1871 s.. G.. nols.-Lieut All Woods Peter Hodge,
Elias las aranthan,, G Alexander Stokes, William Brown
William BurriB, John Burris, W Berry, James Mads
odum, Richard Gatliu. john Lunday, Robert White III
Columbus Jordan James Hill, T Rollins, John Tim.
MONS John Newham, Stephen Morris, Large,
Co. 4, s1 rs. c. Vos~capt John Mudrow, Charles
German, g Bradshaw, James uoodson, John ! BLACK a
diner s J Woods Bryant, Joseph Boon John
Rhodes. James Dennis. John Neal, William Reddick,
James Erwin, Andrews ~.
sergt q Morse. sergt A Fountain, sergtJ W VII
hanson. sergt A DUB ose. sergt Ffierson ssrgt
Jas Parrott sergt Jas Kelly Corpl Law n BooR,
dore DuBose, " Ellis Andrew Flowers, Chas Fra.er
Fraser. John Fraser, 2 Galloway & O Galloway,
Alexander Garner, Jas Candy Harro, NJ Heath,
r NJ Haguewood, 1sgette, D Kelly, Johnson, u
Kelly B F Moore, William Northcut, N Parrott. \
Parrott, John Parrot, Parro.t Ira heB1ssel,
War;, Alex TaleyNst, = Thomson, Chesley snipes,
Albert Gregg, T L Marlborough, VIM Goodson George
Best, Henry Blackwell, William Mcdonald, John
Co. D. 2lstS. c. Vols-First sergt. E. F. White.
6AL s. C. Vols.--J. A. Brunson. ,
Around the plinth laurel wreath with the moto
1--WE twine the laurel wreath
Der this consecrated sod,
We bid their deeds live on forever,
And their souls fnd rest In God.