The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-23

Venlence, ca1ly tucked nLnseu III oue VI 'AAe e's
and wooed the drowsy god. That bright dream
was his last, for he was rudely swoke by the diVl
mites Of the establishment who resented bus IN
trusion and removed him TO an abode moro suit
| able to his condition. fine OF IS convinced hm
that he had been laboring under mistake, and ne
bowed himself out disgusted at the issue.
Another individual who gloried in being inde-
pendent, got glorious drunk, and considering him.
self to be equal to any other man, occupied the
whole pavement. Ti.is proceeding was opposed 10
the city ordinance on the right Of way, and he was
induced by several potent arguments to change
his base, and politely requestedto hand overa f'r
occupying more than his allotted space.
An ex contraband, thinking that the year OF
Jubilee had come, endeavored to tit himself TO
new suit of clothes, but was informed that his
course was premature, the General Order on that
point not having been issued, and he was handed
| over to the tender mercies Of the Detectives.
A Union soldier, who rejoiced in the illustrious
name of JEFF DAVIS, 80 far forgot himself as to en-
gage in an encounter with king alcohol, In which
he was worsted. His fall from grace excited no
| pity, and he was turned over to the Provost Mar
shall to be treated according to regulations.
DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. GEORGE W. LOGAN, pro-
siding.-The following cases we're taken up and
disposed Of:
The State cs. Joe Dilbert. Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Sampson Flood. Horse steahng.
Plead guilty. -.
The State os. Levi Wilson. Larceny OF poultry.
Guilty.
The State us. VIM. Abrens. Assault and Battery.
Guilty.
The State us. Abram Hamilton, John Coleman
and John Brown. Larceny Of shoes. The first
two plead guilty. and verdict Of guilty OF recelV-
ing stolen goods was rendered against John
Brown.
The State us. George F. Mcintyre. Assault and
battery. Guilty.
Several cases we're continued, and not pros.
was entered Oh one when. the Court adjourned.
DISTRICT COURT, BERKELEY DIsTRIcr.-Ihe regu-
lar term Of this Court commenced at II o'clock
yesterday, the 22d inst, at Mount Pleasant Judge
F. D. RICHARDSON Presiding Judge, and AUeus-
TINE T. sMYTHE Attorney General. The following
named Jurors were drawn, and answered, VIZ:
s. d. DoAR, Foreman JAMES sNaLETARY, JACK
SON PRnaIR, s. o. RUSSELL, STEPHEN LooKL1ER,
JOHN BUNCH, SAMUEL RILEY, E. II. RoYAII. After
being sworn, the following cases were presented
and disposed Of, viz: ss.a..
The State us. David Adams-Larceny. Guilty.
The State us. Frank Butler Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty.
The State us. John W. Doniphan-Assaut and
the clemency Of the Court.
Syl~ mil M
terry. Guilty.
The State us John W. Doniphan and Joseph
Doniphaa-Assault and. Battery with intent to
kill. John W. Doniphan guilty Of an assault, and
Joseph Doniphan not guilty.
The State us. Nero Drayton-Larceny and Re-
ceiving Stolen Goods. Not Guilty.
TheState us Castle Waiters-Assauh and Bat
terry, and Assault with intent to kill. sNol Pros"
entered by Judge.
The State us Henry Peterson Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty.
The State 50. Ann Hsgard- Not
Guilty.
The State us Lizzie Gourdin and Mary Gourdin
Receiving Stolen Goods. "Nol Pros" entered by
Judge.
The State vs Jim Mccullough Assault. Not
Guilty.
The State us. Thomas williarss-Larceny. Case
continued.
Wednesday, the Oath inst, has been appointed
for the call Of the Contingent Docket and the sem
tence OF prisoner convicted at this term.
o.
STATE COURT, July 22-Hon. F. j. MOSES pre-
siding.-The time Of the Court Was occupied with
tho consideration of motions and the trial Of civil
causes. The following jury was organized:
J.J P. Smithe, NJ. Hamburg, L. J. Potter, D.
B. venning, G. Mornier, John E. Bowers, Z.
ha5sso4 Mo & }Sha ssSs Il EfansssR E. X Resi D.
The following tales jurors were present, and an
swered to their names:
J. Klein, E. F. Sweegan, ". G. Gibbes, John
Witzeil, 9. ". Henry, W. Fields, J. II. Lange, H.
scheper, J. T. Sattery.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-Hon. GEO. 8.
BRYAN presiding.-The case Of the United States
us seventeen barrels Of distilled spirits &C., found
in the store OF WIZ. q. KIDD. Information for for
fsiture for violation Of the Internal Revenue
Laws. ]. B. CAMpsE1I, Esq, appeared for the do
Eendant.
G. W. SPENCER and ABRAM FALK, Of Jury No. 2,
and 3. b. MCDOWELL were sworn In their places.
The Court was occupied during the whole morning
in hearing the testimony, which went to prove that
II the Internal Revenue laws we're violated, it was
through ignorance Of the law, which had only
been in force for short time. Mr.. K1DD's evi-
denoe went to show that for several days previous
to the seizure he was acquainted with Mr.. Saw
YERs intention to examine his premises, and feel
ing confident IN the correctness Of his affairs,
| dafed the United States authorities to trouble
him. Mr., KIDD also produced Government re-
ceipt for the Internal Revenue tax paid on the
whiskey seized. After hearing the testimony, the
Court adjourned for further consideration OF the
case to-day.
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