The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-01

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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY l, 1867.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
We ARE requested to state that tor the confe.
nence of the public the street cars will run up to
tie hour of 10 o'clock each night during the per-
f,rmance Of the HANLoN Brothers, in order to ac-
commodate persons visiting The establishment
o.
SPIRITUAL LMANEEsTATIoSs.-We learn thao
several seizures of whiskcy hayo been made in the
CITY by the Government officials, in consequence
of alleged violation of the Revenue Laws.
=CHAR1EsTo AND SAVANNAH RAnRoAD.-The
Charleston and Savannah Railroad, sold some
time since, under foreclosure of mortgage, was
Yesterday delivered to th, purchasers, who have
obtained most liberal charter, under the style OF
the Savannah and Charles on Railroad, and We are
informed will immediately commence the work OF
rebuilding the road.
TIE ECLECTIC MAaAzNE.-We We nave received from
MIR. NATHAN RITTER, No. 8 State street, the Janua-
ry numh.r of this old and popular magazine. Inc
number before us has variety Of truly excellent
articles on various subjects, and is embelhshed
with beautiful steel portrait of CHARLES DICE
EMS. MIR. RITTER is the agent for the Eclectic at
this place.
Rev. J. R. KEHDR1cK, d., formerly Of this city,
now Of New York city, on last Sunday evening ad-
dressed the Medical Students Christian Union, at
the Baptist Church in Second Avenue, near Tenth
street. The reverend gentleman selected for bis
subject, tsLuke, the beloved Physician" and took
for his text the 14th verse of 4th chapter Of Coos
slams. The Herald, of Monday, speaks in high
terms Of this sermon. We had the pleasure OF
hearing DR.. KEsDR1cK deliver similar address to
rnedica; class in this city, some eighteen years
ngo in the First Presbyterian Church, Of which he
was then the pastor.
TIE SOUTHERN AGENCY ADVERTISER is
the title Of q modest sheet that comes to us from
Atlanta. It was launched upon the sea of jour
nal1sm by MIR. J. F. sHEoUT, a native Of this city,
who, though young in years, has had o long ex-
perience in newspapordom. The Advertiser pro
poses to eschew politics. and to furnish it's road
ers only with condensed extract OF the current
events Of the day. Intended principally as an
advertising medium, the attention Of the proprie-
tor will be turned in that direction, and his aim
will be to make it acceptable to the public. From
our knowledge of friend SHscUT, we know that
this little sheet VIII soon rank with the Atlanta
papers, and that ere long its size will be increas-
ed, in order to accommodate the advertising
public.
Mayors COURT, January s1.-A man who had
made o powerful effort to steal q bale Of cotton
from the South Carolina Railroad, but failed, was
sent to magistrate, who will no doubt sympathize
with him for his want Of success.
An individual who felt quarrelsome, and who had
suffered slightly in an engagement with John Bar
leycorn, and therefore felt d.sirous Of fighting
somebody more on an equality, and who made an
attack on q young man in the street, vas fined so
for being riotous.
A man who was brought up for peddling gas
burners without license, was ordered to take out
license or pay fine Of $50.
An individual with an 'sold familiar face" who
had not only got drunk again, but was noisily in
vitns sundry imaginary 'shoulder-hitters" to meet
him in the middle Of the street in deadly combat
to the great alarm Of the neighborng females, was
fined S..
Ezekiel Bali, a colored jockey, who mistook the
battery for the race course, and was running his
horse against time, was made to pay So fine for the
privilege Of practising his animal on so level spot
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN presidng.-No business of Importance was
transacted in this Court, and beyond granting the
petitions for citizenship presented, nothing was
done.
CouRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1EAs-Judge T. N. DAwK1Ns presiding.
was no business Of public interest transacted in
this Court, and beyond the trial OF civil suits,
nothing OF Importance Was done
In the case Of WHTsEL os. RIaas, mentioned
in yesterdays issue, the defendant has appealed,
and the case will be carried before the Court Of
Appeals at their next sitting in Columbia.
DISTRICT CouR1-Judge LOGAN presiding.-The
State Us. Mrs. BAnRRDaE. Retailing spirituous
liquors without a license. A mol pros was entered
in the case.
The State Us. Robert Walker Malicious tres
pass and shooting COW. Guilty.
The State os. Sarah Jones-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Frank Hughes-Larceny. The
prisoner plead guilty and was discharged, ,aaying
already been confined for some time.
Anumber Of cases were called and continued
until the next term.
The criminal docket being closed, the case Of
John Gaillard us. Fred. Sarportas-Irover for 8
horse-was taken up-A. P. LINING, Esq, appear
ing for the plaintiff, and L. w. SPRArT, Esq, for
the defendant. The Jury rendered verdict for
the defendant
Friday has been set apart for the calling Of tho
Summary Process Docket, and Saturday as SEN
tence Day.
TIE LATEST CAR SronY.-I5 was in Pittsburg,
the car was full, when portly, Gne-looking, ele-
gantly dressed person entered. a gentleman IN
stantly arose, and the now conner took the offered
seat, while he stood hanging on the leather straps
In little while the gentleman who sat next the
grand lady left the car, which gavo her an oppor-
tunlty by little shake OF the rustlng drapery, to
extend her apparent occupancy t. tho space that
had been occupied by herself and another. The
gentleman who had resigned his seat was still
Standing, though Ter senior, by some years, IN
age. Another gentlem n sitting beside her gently
suggested in an .undertone that there was room
the old gentleman to sit, when the grand lady DE-
cided the case, beyond further consideration, BY
saying, with some resolution, "I don't like to be
scourgedl |"
SALE HEx1RAoRDNARY.--Our citizens were some
what surprised yesterday at seeing the well-known
steam fire engine Pioneer drawn up in front of the
old custom house; but rcd flag stuck in her smoke
stack told the tale. She was to be knocked down
TO the highest bidder. Tho company having fur