The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-02
MESSAGE NO. 2 OF HIS EXCELLENCY GOV ORR
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA

MESSAGE NO. 2 OF HIS EXCELLENCY GOV ORR
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT SOUTH CAROLINA,
Gepncc" r s.s g. dc s"oe and nd Aoss Rssbs;
porting General Assembly ali parons granted by me- with
conformity With this constitutional requirement respectfully
Assembly. JAMES L. ORR
% Spring Term Charleston District ssG a9d Sgdge &c
mercy, verdict by Jury He was youth not more
1c e Mch er ersss tn e Is re
& the pardon Of young Foster q certain
Jury he would have been acquitted The
the Judge that if the testimony had been
her p{ the Jury then verdict would have been most likely
acqta therefore reted the whipping 18th February
S9T GnoeASs convicted petit larceny before
months imprisonment and one stripe each
aps 1s afsPdbns a5 were seven Of
fs12ssabiS aS therefore remjted the whipping 1t April
o oIi ago &c MaaT Spring Term 1868 at Charleston;
m n s by @ %e % ove Spring Term 1866 and sentenced
fendant az by Attorney soh
o Il L s. so77nHE1r convicted of retailing without license
published BY Judge Glover Spring Term 1866 and was sentenced
20 M rda9 2 and an be imprisoned @ three mGnt
fendant all costs Recommended by Attorney 3oh
Mrs T. PrEneEn late SCHMIDT convicted of retailing with
out license before Judge Wara Spring Term, 1868 Charleston
sentenced to Pay fne and be imprisoned three months
Fine RENTED and pardone condition that
defendant all Recommended by Attorney General aoh
April 1866 ~
JOIN K1Ss1ER convicted Judge Waraw Spring
er 1864 at Columbia of assault and battery
70 Pay me OF hve hundred dollars
The defendant died after his and most of the
OF the estate destroyed by fire 1865 by subsequent
emancipation. =
The fine imposed with Confederate
lne reunited payment of all the prosecution 5t
May, 1866. r' '
M5sas M BnEss4s fined dollars per
tax o neglect OF Jury duty before Judge Adrh Spring Term
1866 Rcland District The forfeiture in this case
ted on payment Of all costs that have satisfied
the OF Brennan had been
the rule would have been discharged payment 1t was
not presented Of the counsel as
to the sitting OF the Court the day the docket
by sickness, 18th May, 1866.
HANNAH Cook convicted larceny Judge Glover
Spring Term 1866 Charleston and sentenced to be
receive one stripe, and tine OF hundred dollars
Inc whipping remled recommendation of presiding
Judge, and because she woman-16th May 1866
CYNTHIA HOWARD grand larceny
months imprisonment and one stripe termination of it,
5h whipping RENTED on recommendation of presiding Judge
and because defendant was q wonanl6th May 1866.
DARD o. Kane convicted of petit larceny Judge
Glover Spring Term 1866 Charleston District The prisoner was
too Ill to for sentence He is prison and the
Attorney General and attending physician both certify that he will
Cue unless discharged at from jail Nav 1866
LAFAYETTE WooLr convicted of retailing without license
before Judge Warda Term 1868 District;
fenced hundred dollars fine or be imprisoned
month On recommendation the Sentence
RENTED payment of all
ARTHUR BENTON JR, murder before udoe
munro Spring Iern 1866 Horny District
hung 9th Of June, by Court of Appeals
ls The pardon is asked for by respectable petition from @
of that District. ~ ~
I'd By the Jury prisoner and who certify that
determined to apply for Executive clemency leaving their
3D. The nature OF the weapon walking
an instrument not likely to take life and there nothing to show