The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

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MAxoR's CoURr, May 6.--An individual who
vends soda water during the week for the benefit
OF thirsty apuls: in the upper wards, and who,
thinking his syrups might tasta pleasant on the
Sabbath anyptl1eE-d9Y;. opened: Fur1e- half his
front door and aet Ills sf6hlfain ta iz6rk;;. but hs
was stopped by policeman, and fined SIS by his
honor; sS:sT:;$;;sss i HaSS \;
James Henry and james :aailiaarrd two coioredd
boys we're "fotched" up forzatealing piece OF
washing and Offering 1t around for sale at very re-
duced price. On Examination HenryRas discharg-
ed, he having nothing 70 do with theft but the
other youngster waa carefu1ly pot up for ten days
a man OF the nalasof RaeNR but dHgbaF than
his name, was handed aFazs to a.ina war
rant, for slapping over Esfiaa Boy
Aperson who was drGl and particulsrly noisy
was fined IS, while ono who WAS qlietly Eight and
had been in the cell forty-eBEB hours; was dis
charged, as there was slight supposition that he
had been punished enough. Il ", ...
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CouaT or GENERAL szssioas: AnD sConn1nnI:
Pleas; Hon. B. Muano presiding::- The :case: OF;
the State VS.. John Brown dtias John Jacks, bur.
glary n1asbeuy, which the last ON the cri.ni-
nal docket was taken up, and Brown placed il Ehe
dock. Brown had been arrested on the oharee-oa
robbing the house Or Mr.. LEVIN In Society street,
OF silver, table linan &c.:. Some Of the stolen artii
cles had been found IN his possession at the time
Of arrest the orcnm stances it 1Ras DEEM:
ed best BY his counsel J. D. MERaAU9H, ESD, tto
plead guilty Of grand larceny and no defense WAS
made. - -! !i..$.-;4!S: 8 r.. ::,4 '.s
This having been appointed sentence ;day, the.
prisoner who had been convicted were brought
to the bal and received their sentences as follows
The State vs.. Thomas Harrington, guilty of
manslaugh ghtAr. prisoner plead the bepafit a.
ia
years in the Charleston Jail until the peniten@ttry @
at Columbia is completed, and upon the 1equisi-
ton Of the Governor to be transferred to the same
for the remainder Of the term Of his imprison-
ment 80 =
The State ps. Major Larry and Samuel Cannon.
Grand Larceny. The frat plsadsg ty;: Snd the
latter was convicted by the Jury. Both plead the
benefit Of clergy, and we're sentenced to be- I'M
prisoned fonrayears IN the Charleston 41aslsuntl
the completion q : ranitantiary, and be- then i
transferred to that Institution. s So: :
The State vs.. John Brown aiias John jacks.
Prisoner plead guilty Of grand larceny. The bene-
ht Of clergy was allowed, and he was sentenced TO-
ten years ptisonment upon the same terns as:
as the previous sentences ~. ~. ~. - .
The State us: Jack HARRISON or Harrison.
Guilty Of grand larceny. The benefit Of clergy was
allowed and be WAS sentenced to ten years impria-
onment upon the same terms. :.a... 5fa .,-
The State ps. Carroll Gains, Merritt Moore and
Wm Green: Larceny. The benefit Of clergy WAS
AoHe a..l saes Sele sen.enosu 70 nSe yea1s IN
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