The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-29
the following prisoners were brought to the Bar

the following prisoners were brought to the Bar
and re eceived their sentences
Christian James Larceny. Twelve months IN
penitentiary.
Herman Willie and Henry Willis-Assault aud
Battery. S. fine and costs, or two months I'M
Bill Armstrong and Thos. Williams-Larcen5.
Twelve months each in penitentlary.
VIM. Mathews-Larceny. Three months imprls-
onment.
Diana Middleton-Larceny. One months I'M
prisonment.
John +. Seyle-Assault and Battery. Two
months imprisonment, or IS fine and costs.
Hamilton Brown-Assault and Battery. One
months Imprisonment, or SIS and COSTS
Jacob Apple and Nina Apple-Folclble EntsE -
and Detain. Two months imprisonment, OF %
and costs.
Beckman McCall-Assault and Battery. $50 fine
and costs.
Philip Martin, Samuel Gordon and Dave Nor
rison-Larceny. Three months in penitentlary.
Chas. Hyman, Amelia Hyman ana Ernsteln
Green-Assault and Battery. 81 fine and COSTS or
one month. .
Samuel Grogan-Larceny. Twelve months In
penitentiary. ,,
Philip Martin, Samuel Gordon and Dave Nor
rison-Larceny. Two years in penltent,ary.
Peter Robinson. and Battery. 81 hne
OF one month.
Benjamin Hernandez.-Assault and Battery
London Rock.NLarceny. One months impris-
onment..~
Alice Jackson.-Larceny. Two years.
Jonathan Shaw.-Assault and Battery. soo anu
costs.
Joe Thomas.-Larceny. Twelve months in the
penitentiary.
Jubnar Brooks.-Larceny. Twelve months In
the penitentary.
Mary Maxwell.-Assault and Battery. s. cost;
swore out.
Thomas Richardson.-Larceny. Two years in
the peuitentary
James Henry, alias Bull Head, and Thomas
WilEams.-Larceny. Two years In the pehlten-
.tiary.
Benjamin McKind-Larceny. One months i'm
prisonment.
James Fraser.-Assault and Battery. Three
months Imprisonment.
Joe Dilbert.-Larceny. Twelve montns LII 'ne
Samson Flood-Horse Stealing. Two years in
peniteutiary.
Levi Wilson-Larceny. Three weeks imprison-
ment.
VIM. Ahrens-Assaulta and Battery. No sentence.
Abr. Hamilton, John Coleman and John oro"h-
Larceny. Twelve months in penitentary.
George F. Mcintyre assault and battery. Ihree
months, or S. and costs.
Louise vermille-Larceny. Two years impris-
onment.
VIM. Stephens-Larceny and Breach of Trust.
One months imprisonment.
James Frances-Larceny Three months, or %
and COSTS.
In Sentencing the prisoners, Judge LOGAN repre-
sented to them the onormity OF their ofences' ana
endeavored to show that the punishment was just
recompense for their misdeeds. Some OF the
the prisoners having committed fragrant breaches
OF peace and order we're sentenced to the penlten-
tary for term of two years, while others received
punishment commensurate with the crime.
Hamilton Brown, who struck white boy, was nned
but SIS, while another case, in which the person
struck was colored boy, was condemned to pay
$50. In each of these cases the Judge was gov
erned in his decision by the nature OF tho offence,
and the punishment was inflicted only after
patient hearing Of the matter before jury. The
District Court has effected great good since it has
been established in this city, and has not only
been terror to evil-doers, but has assisted many
who were wrongly accused.
CHEAP C1oTEMa.-Messrs. MACuLLAR, VIII
1IAMs & Co, Of the fashionable clothing depot at
the corner of King and Hazel streets, have deter
mined to be up to the requirement OF the times,
and have consequently considerably reduced their
prices. Since this store was established, it has
gradually increased in popularity, until it is now
known over the entire State. The proprietors have
recently lowered their tariff OF prices considers
bly,, and are now prepared to offer bargains that
cannot be equalled Tho wel-known reputation
Of the store was sufficient to ensure custom, but
they now present inducements that are almost
irresistible The stock is full and complete and we
advise all of our readers who wish to improve the
outer man, at q small expense, to pay Messrs. MA
cuLLAR, WILLIAMS PARKER visit and they can