The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-30

I tIohn' Bright, Eho was very dark MAS fined s.
for bTeaking . gas lamp and thereby rendering it
less bright ::% &''.!s 81 ;ts;tst' s
Morris pringle, very aged colored man, whose
indrmities rendered him useless Ito; taiemembera
or the philanthropic school, was sent to the Aims
House.
! A white man, who had struck colored person
without cause, was aned SO, and the latter in
formed that he could prosecute If he desired.
Ladson, q black man who was going home after
the fire of Sunday morning with a; shoulder OF b.
con, and who uuon being arrested by a policeman,
knocked down the said officer Of the law, with q
loaded club, was fined S.. s9s
! Andrew Williams colored fireman, who got
intoxicated" at the fire, and chen wanted to
changes his business and go to fighting, was
| fined 81. Hail 5a sls .,&4.II f.
i 1;s. lawrence, one OF the g aboriginal inhabit-
ants" who had been pretty deep in fire water, and
| who in the absence OF tomahawk, had seized an
axe and cut away at cellar doors and BARRIERS poles
was fined SIS. & &. i
! Adraylnan, who had indulged in the too COM
mon Practice OF driving rapidly round corner.
was fined $5 and another for driving Jon the side
walk; paid IS. ,j:s; ,.ss;. IS S a
SD1srRIcr .GouRy.-Hon GEo.f W.a-LoeAN pre-
siding No business was transacted in this Court
beyond drawing the Juries for the July term. The
| Process Docket win be called on Wednesday.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND GoMMoN
P1EAs-Hon. R. MUNRO presiding.-The Court was
opened ut 10 O'Clock, and the Jurymen' answering
to their names Juries No. and were formed as
Follows: ,%.s Il " ts $780, s.,A :sss IS
Jury NO. i. NJ s. n.
2. 3. 0akes, Foreman Campbell Douglas, L. F.
Brandt; n t, Henry Dyer A. Habernieht, Daniel Wood,
+: W Slender, !, Geo: ": Rabb, r M. Mnirhead,
:.gs.ss.-i s4: JURY NO. 2. ;i. ~S n
P. n. Cohen, Foreman ; jas. Rahall. a. Ball1nan,
MoMahon, Louis seel, N. Hunt, 6. D. scheper-
grette, J. P. Murkhardt, john Bullwinkle.
$sUPERNuMERARHs
). zadock Miller, John Baker, b. NJ Manieault.
JAS. Doyle, NJ. Greenland John Tictenbury III
psa pose, n: HolEpngs, e p Bunch A J. Crews, John
den, David Briggs, G. Z. Huger.
The following persons were arraigned:
WILLIAM EDWARDS Larceny. J. B. COHEN,
Esq, appeared for Defence and the prisoner plead
sNot guilty.
Major LARRY and SAMUEL CANNoN-Burglary
and larceny. The first plead guilty of grand lar
ceny, and the second ssNot guilty."
CARROLL GAINS MERRITT MOORE and Wn11Am
GaEENE-Burglary and larceny. Plead seNot
guilty." and their trial was offered for Friday.
May Sd. i,
The case OF the State vs Wm EDWARDS
ceny, was tried. J. B. COHEN, Esq, for the de-
fence. The evidence, showed that the prisoner
had been caught in the act of robbing grocery
store, and the Jury returned verdict Of .sGuilty
Of petit larceny" 3.5
Y UN1TED STATES C1RcUrr CounT-The time Of
the,co yesterday morning was occupied in the
United Statea us. r. L. COURTNEY, for disti1ling
whiskey without having complied with the In
ternal Revenue regulations. The respondent was
Represented by Messrs. A 81. BROWN and W. E.
M1KE1I. and the United States by D.. T. CoRBN
District Attorney. The Jury brought in q verdict
Of guilty. S. + .!s MI
DISTRICT CoURT FOB BERKEEEY D1sTR1cr-Ron
F. D. R1cHAnDsoN Presiding, AUGUSTINE T. snYrHE,
Esq, Acting Attorney General. The State us.
Ed Christopher and Pence Christopher, larceny
zance Of prosecutor to be astreated ss.sa
.,s The State rs. Paul F. Matthews assault and
battery, and assault with intent to kill Continued,
and rule to show cause why recognizance should
not be esreated. !s2-s t2.s;-t " .s,;
The State ps. Gray Gaillaird larceny. Contin-
ued and prisoner to be released on his own recog-
nizance.
The State os Samuel Warner malicious tres
pass and larceny. Guilty. K K :ss t : 4sf.$.s
The State tus. the Same malicious ,trespass and
larceny. Not guilty. =; s ,ss- v. - \: ',,s 5 st
The State ua. the same assault and battery with
intent to Kill Guilty. ;$, @ z., XIX u
B. W..sEzMouR, Esq, appeared for the sdafence2
in the three cases. f.sS:S4 III 5siS .g.ss iT
The State us:sAlbert Mercer assault and bat
tery;' and assault with intent to hill. Continued.
To TIE LADuEs.-Messrs sTo11, WEBB l. Co.
beg to inform the ladies that they are again in
cept Of another lot Of best quality calicoes (sgay
ddnsdged) which they will sell at 124 cents o,azy at
retaa, for cash. They are also offering many other
styles of goods at low prices. Prepare yotr memo
ra'adu,ns and buy the best calico dress for s1.25
April 80 4. ss tuths
We have often been asked why it is that PEcro-
BAL BALM has proved such a success. The only
reason we can give is that it is q medicine which
has proved by test 70 be superior to any prepare
rion known for the relief OF Bronchial Diseases:
For sale by all drug zists S !. Y. i1:s '.s
s.s DOWIE & NOISE, Agents; a3s: 7
GOODRICH, WINEMAN& & CO., Agents
ELYsIUs. -.57:S ssss .27,
a new and important remedy for - married ladies';
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents
s3..i DOWIE &SMOIsE, II
Southern Drug House; No. ISL Meeting street. Is
April II t& s 55ts1@ ;3S$stss ;3S$fss $i $GiihstuSm,os N
r lf Won want ctcon RIanL RooEo. s5}3a G Gi 'HfT