The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-16

MYo2s ,CouRT, July 15.-Emeline Jenkins, a
colored girl, with temper which viii hardly inn
prove With age, and fuency Of bad language that
.NaC remarkable, abused some children to such an
e1tent that abe had to be locked up ten days so
% to cool her or 80
Two men who were barbarous enough to raise
row at shaving shop on Saturday night, were
fined $6 each.
An individual who had interfered with the police
in the matter Of q boy swimming in . public pond
was fined IS. a. : -
Henry Read, co,ored youth in the employ Of
Ephraim Blake, who had put ON pair Of panta-
looms belonging to one James Rose, another color
ed person, thereby leading the said Rose to
imagine they had been stolen from him, was
locked up IN days, with the full sanction Of his
excellent employer. .sr '-zE
Awhile woman who fell upon the highway on
the Sabbath and there laid until taken off by the
police, paid s5 for her disgracefnl trolic.
Ellen Carr aoolored girl, who had beaten little
child, WAS fined 81.
A man who, had fired q pistol in the street at the
middle Of the night, for the purpose Of amusing
the surrounding zneighbors, was sent to the
Provost Marshal, SO that the fun might be con-
tnued. ,; - 's.s
.Awonin who had thrown water from window,
Three boys who were swimming at the Rutledge
street bridge, near Calhoun street, ON Sunday at
III o'clockin the day, we're properly fined IS each.
DBrRfcr 0ouRr. Hon. GEo. W. LOGAN presid-
i1ig.-The following Jury was organized: .sE.t-
Isaac n. Wilson, Forema1-W. 8. Lanneau, g.
Bafn Rieppe, J. II. Williams, Jno. F. Streckfuss.
&ipsrssaerdr,es- NJ. West, VIM. G..
Eason, Thoa. Power, f. Do. Kracke, Chas. a.
West. .is .,as.ec, 4I.,4s.. ,.s
Thecourt then proceeded to the trial Of the fol-
lowing cases - -, -
The -Stste us. Beckman McCall-Assault and
Battery. A. p. LINING, Esq, for the defence.
Guilty.
The State ss Philip Martin, Samuel Gordon and
Dave Morrison-Iarceny. Guilty as to the three.
The stste %. Charles Hyman, Amelia Lyman,
and Ernestine Green. r. ". SEYMOUR, Esq, for
the dafence. Guilty. ~
The State us. Samuel Grogin-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Adolphus B. Steinmeyer. R. 8.
DuBYEA for the defence. Not guilty.
The State us Dominick Boyce-Assault and Bat
tery. Continued. 4.. 80
The State %. Philip Martin, Samuel Gordon
and Dave Morrson-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Mena Gruber-Assault and Bat
terry. Three cases MOI Pros in each Of the three.
COURT or GMHRAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1RAs-Hon. F. J. MOSES presiding The Court
met at 10 A. n, and the following juries were Or
ganized: -,
jury No. III. B. Bissel, Foreman; JAS. Bocke,
Dennis Heferman, F. W. Eggerkin, Jno. Mahony,
Sr., W. B. McKewn, 8. A. Woodside, Geo. Samson,
Thos; 7. Ftssr, d. G. Wannken, j. j. Bailentne'
Jury No. Al. L. Honour, Foreman; W. Hume,
Jr., Thos. 81. Smith, JAS Shurbright j. u. Ihel,
w. ]. OConnor, Jno. Burbage, Peter Crawford,
W. shannahsn, Mat. Sweesan, D. Jennings, Jr., d.
sspe,numeraries.-Ja Brock, F. J. Rehkopf,
J.H. Symons.
The different city dockets we're sounded, and
dsyy assigned for the trial Of the several cases.
A number Of civil cases, mostly for debt, were
tried, bnt we're Of no public interest
q. 8. CouRT-Hon GEo. s. BRYAN presiding
In ddxnIauy.-PETER LAwIEs ct at, us. the
steamer Volunteer and owners. A libel for wages.
On motion Of A. d. Brown, Esq, the ibellant's
proctor, it was ordered that monition issue, re-
turnsble on Thursday next, at II NJ.
The Grand Jury we're called, and in place Of MIR.
JAS. Z. RopnsoN, the late foreman, MIR. JAS. d.
MuRaE1L was appointed, and there being no fur
ther business, they were discharged.
The United States cs one still and appurtenan-
ces, one hogshead Of molasses, and six empty BAR
rels. InformatiJn for forfeiture under the Revenue
Laws.
The Jury returned a.verdict for the United States,
and that the articles in the information are for
feited.
On motion Of the District Attorney, it was or
dared that the goods, wares and merchandise in
this information be condemned and sold by tho
Marshal after giving fifteen days notice OF the sale'
and the United States Marshal pay over the pro-
ceeds OF the sale to the clerk Of the court to abide
further orders.
The Jury charged with the case OF EDWARD DAILY
creditor of F1AuM us. JULIUS FLAuM. petition
to become an involuntary bankrupt. WILKINSON
.n,, aumR1sr for creditors, and 7. Y. sYMoNs ana
HxsRY Bu1sr for defendants After charge rom
the Judge upon the different features OF the case'
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