The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-23
Mayors coynr, July 2a-A bibulous character

bowed himself out Jsguslol at tho ISSUE.
Another Individual WHO gloricd in being indie
pendent, got glorious drunk and considering him
| self to be equal to any other man, occupied tho
whole paroment.. Thi. proceeding was opposed to
tho city ordinance tho right OF way, and ho wns
induced by several potont arguments to change
his basc md politely requested to hnnd over for
| occupying moro than his allotted space.
An ex contraband. thinking that tho year OF
| Jubilee had como, endeayorcd to 1it himself to
\ new suit Of clothes, but WIS informed that his
course was premature, tho General Order oil that
point not having boon issued and ho WAS handed
| over to tho tender mcrcics OF tho Detectives.
a Union soldier, who rojoiccd in the illuarious
nnmo OF JEFF DAVIS, far forgot himself as TO en-
| gngc In an encounter with king alcohol, in which
ho was worsted. His fall from grace excited ITO
pity, and he was turned over to tho Provost Mar
shnl to DO treated according to regulations
DISTRICT CouRr-Hon. GEoRoE ". LOGAN, pre.
sdng.-The following cascs wero takon up and
disposed OF:
Tho State rs. Joe Dilbort. Larceny. Guilty
Tho State us. Sampson Flood. Horse stealing.
Plead guilty.
Tho State us. Low Wilson. Larceny OF poultry.
Guilty.
Tho State Us. Wm. Ahrons. ! -..-lt and Battery.
Guilty.
Tho State Us. Abram Hamilton John Coleman
md John Brown. Larceny Of shoos. Tho first
two plead guilty, and verdict Of guilty Of rccciy-
ing stolen goods was rendered against John
Brown. IA =
Tho State ps. George F. Mcintyre. Assault and
battery. Guilty.
Several cases woro continued, and O mol pros.
was entered Oh ono, whom. tho Court adjourned.
o
DISTINCT CouRT, BEnKLEY DIsTnIor.-Tbo rcgu-
lar torn of this Court commenced at II O'Clock
yesterday tho 22d inst, at Mount Pleasant Judge
+. D. RICHARDSON Presiding Judge, and AuaUs-
TINE T. SsIYruE Attorney General. Tho following
named jurors wcro drawn, and answered, viz:
=. d. DoAn, Foreman JAMES SINoLErAnY JACK
SON pRIkoLE, g. o. RUSSELL, STEPHEN LocKL1En,
JOHN BUNCH, SAMUEL RILEY, Z. NJ. RoYAIL. After
being sworn tho following cases wero presented
and disposed Of, viz:
Tho State us. David Adams-Larccpy. Guilty.
Tho Slate rs. Frank Bullcr-Assault and Bat
tory. Guilty. Gj
Tho State us. John w. Doniphan-Assault and
Battery, Guilty, but strongly recommended 70
tho clomoncy Of the Court. SNei
Tho State cs. Francis Chcrry-Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty. t)4.G-L s.a- IL.
Tho State us. John w. Doniphan and Joseph
Doniphan-Assanlt and Battery with intont to
kill. John W. .Doniphan guilty of IN ass ,uit, and
Joseph Donphan not guilty.
Tho Slate us. Moro Drayton-Larceny and 10.
ceiving Stolen Goods. Not Guilty.
ThoStato us. Cnstlo Walters Assault and Dnt-
terry, aud Assault with intent to kill. .Nol Pros
onterod by Judge. .'
Tho State us Horny Potoraon-Assault and Bat
terry. Guilty.
Tho State so. Ann Hagard- Not
Guilty. tEtti
Tho State Us. Lizzio dourlin and Mary Gourdin
Receiving Stolen Goods. "Nol Pros" entered by
Judge.
Tho State us. jim Mccullough Assault. Not
Guilty.
The State %. Thomas Willinms-Larceny. Caso
continued. '..' 'r'.'5 o.
Wednesday, tho oath inst, has boon appointed
for tho cal OF tho Contingent Docket, and the SEN
tence Of priso ners convicted ut this torn.
STATE CoUnr, July 22-Hon. +. j. MosEs pro
siding.-Tho tmo of tho Court WAS occupied with
tho consideration of motions and tho trial OF civil
Causes Tho following jury was organized:
:, J.J: T; smitho, NJ. Hamburg, 1. J. Potter, D.
Thurston, John H. nennekcr, II. s. CAN'T, q. II.
MoGott, 9. Lilonthal, Il. NJ. Wolch.
The following tales jurors woro present, and an-
swered to their names:
,, J. Klein; +. 1. sweegan, ". @. Gibbes, John
Witzeil, @. W. Horny, W. Fields, ]. Ii. iango, il.
schepor, J. F. slattory.
UNITED STATES DBrRIor CoUnr-Hon. GEo 8.
BRYAN prcsiding.-The case of tho United States
us. sovcnoon barrels OF distilled spirits &c. found
in the store of VIM. H. KIDD. Information for for
feiture for violation of tho Internal Revenuo
Laws. J. d. CAMPBELL, Esq, appeared for tho do
fendant. .r, M
G. W. sPENoER and ABRAM FALk, OF Jury No. 2,
being challenged by tho United States, A. CALDEn
and Il. H. Mcdowell woro sworn in their places.
Tho Court was occupied during tho whole morning
i'll hearing tho Testimony, which went to provo that
II tho Internal Revenue laws wore violated il was
through ignorance Of tho law, which Ind only
been In forco for short timo. hir. KIpD's owl
dcnce wont TO show that for sovoral days previous
to the soizure ho was acquainted with Mr. Saw
yER's intention to oxamino his promises, and feel-
ing confident In the correctness Of his affnirs,
dehed tho Unitod States authorities to trouble
him.. Mr. KIDD also produced Government re-
ceipt for the Internal Reyonuo tax paid on tho
whiskey Hoizod. After hoaring tho testimony, tho
Court adjourned for further consideration Of the
caso to-day.
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