The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-03

Haversack. Editorial. Book Notcee.
Mayors Counr, April 2.-Miley Garret, e fash
ionable sslady of color," who had been at ball,
and in, order ts SsssFy +: s.smng,
had f6dulged in set-to with several OF the gem
mans present, was fined IS, as reconapense for
the delight she experienced.
David Brown, colored laborer, who not only re-
fused to work for dollar and quarter Is day, but
attempted to interfere with others of Oh industrl-
ous turn, who were willing to take thst amount,
was fined IS. - - l.t
An eldefly female who refused to let her chin
ney be swept, was mulct in $40.
Edward Moultrie, o very black individual, who
,ssdrawed" sling shot on some darkeys with whom
he was quarrelling was fined S. - z.'.:'.' =, .~.
+ Henry Page, a man Of color, who dunned one
Henry Deane, Of the same persuasion, for i've dol
lars borrowed money, and received challenge tor
"a fight instead Of the greenbacks, and who was
E"double-banked' by several Of Deane's friends,
and then drew q pistol which was unloaded, made
this statement, which 7-as not contradlcted. be
wds consequently allowed to go of, but the pistol
was detained. Is Z. % -. -.
Several Of the street cor rioters, who were ar
rested by the police, we're sent to the CITADEL and
will be tried to-day at 10 O'Clock, by the Provost
Marshal.
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UNITED STATES CouR T-Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN
presiding.-The petitions OF JAMES NJ. DAVIS and
General JOSEPH b. KBpaHAw-sor- permission to
practice in the United States Courts OF South Ca
rolina-yere read by General JAMES CoNNoa, and
on his,SS SSIon the petitioners were admitted and
commissioned as Attorneys, Prootors and Sohcl-
tors. 80, -.
In Adn,iraky-JNo. TuoaEY us the steamer
O,,eoto, libel for supplies furnished. In this case
the Marshal having returned that he has arrested
the, said vessel and now holds her in custody, 1t
was ordered, on motion Of ALEX. H. Brown, Esq,
Proctor for the Iibellants, that monition be ls'
sued returnable on the 18th instant.
Jso. Tourney us. EDWARD MARS, JOHN q. MARS,
and ROBERT F. GREY, attachment. The Marshal
in this case having returned that the de-
fendants in this case could not be found, and that
under the process issued he has attached the
steamer Oneoto as their property, and now has
said vessel in custody. On motion OF ALEXANDER
b. BRowH, ESQ.,, Proctor for the Mbeliants, it is
| ordered that monition be issued that the case
will be tried on the 18th instant.
In the Circuit Court from the regular ind tales
petit jurors answering to their names Jnries Nos
and were organized and sworn as follows:
| JURY NO. I.
E. P. MILIKEN. Foreman GEORGE G,R2 MgNAN'
JOHN T. MILLGAN, JOHN MONSTERS
DAVID o CLARK, L. G: L1, CL1 >-"., ,,,,,,,,
q AReHIBarp /; nfa, MoImsH, aao. ad 4. EISs1EDT INST
JURY NO. II.
HI =. J. sREssENDEN. r sE '' 7: ALEX. BRouaHToN,
las. CORCORAN, N. CANNON,
BENJAMIN FORD, D CoURAY,
WIN. hOBB. d. b0UAs 1S6sro
E. T. BROWN, +. L. MOSES.
After calling and sounding the Dockets tn
Juries we're adjourned over to Monday, the Ut
inst, as the Court would be occupied in the mean
time with incidental matters.
BOARD OF TnADE.-The election for officers, t
serve during the ensuing year, took place betwee
70 and o'clock yesterday, and the following is th
, result Of the ballot:
FOB PRECEDENT.
E. ". MARSHALL
81. H. DELEON.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
Q JNO. B. STEELE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
". s: HASTE. 4; Ism s5MqNRs; > sTSs
E. WILLIS. EDWIN bAIEs-
HENRY COBIA. WM GUENEY: .,,,,r,,rr
D. F. FLEMING. lIEOKGG d. AAof L FL L.
! G. G. FRoAEBERaER. Fl oAAfEiBERaER 1: D. MoWRY;
? N. STRAIJSs. w. T.. BUKGE.
!, GEORGE w. CLARK.
I immediately after the election had been d.
clared. Mr.. STRAUSS moved that the Secretary an
Treasurer's Report be read, whereupop JOHN
STEELE, ESQ.,, the Secretary and Treasurer ron
Q his report:
, Gentesae7a: In accordance with the practice
all associations Of this land, the Secretary Preseh
to YOU condensed report OF the tTans9ctlons
this Board during the period OF bus omcl ~
8 Before entering, however, upon tho details OF
@ formal report he would take occasion to ackno"
. edge tho goodness of Him in 'swhom VIC l!ve aI
move, and have our being, BY whose 1aSorlng ca a
the life and health of each one OF US has oeon Pr
i. served, It can rarely be said OF an assoclaton'
large as ours, that, at the close OF the year, !
death has been recorded. Surely, then, It Is r1g
8 that this manifest providentlal care snoulo
o gratefully acknowledged. I,o4 J.,
;. He would, also, take occasion 20 say sliav 10. ~ ~
: labors have been cheered and hghtoned py u
cordial cooperation Of the members OF your mo- q
n orable body the constituted guardians OF u :,
!. trade and commerce Of this city, likewise ny u
: assistance Of others, who, though holding no Co
- nection With the boaro, are, He'oi''io1o''' "
L friends. ,tu,,,
he entered upon his duties, personally, stran
er to tho majority of tho Board and it is gratfyll
to him to have received from the Commlttee q
pointed to examine his books, also from the IKE
d utiye Committee and from the Board, who adopt
ID unanimously the resolutions reported by them :,
). the last meeting, the fattering testimony OF y
10 labors, and he begs to return to all OF you L
s. heartfelt thanks.
ID Commerce, once the pride Of this city out wh y
~ WAS entirely broken up by the rayagos OF war,
10 greatly revived and has, throu; it's several
20 awikened to sense Of it's Importance, and seer
I'd resolved not to be behind in tie race for the gold
R. prize. 49, :, =,