The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-12
RrarsraAuos.-Regisration commences in the

/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES commences In inc
different precincts to-day, and it is fair to presume
that the applicants for citizenship will be numer-
GUS, particularly among the colored class. The
| orders have been before the public for some time,
| and the community should be now thoroughly
posted regarding their status. That it is the duty
! Of every man to register, few will dispute. Leu
| them first qualify as voters, and then use the
privilege according to their ideas OF what s tne
right course to pursue. The colored population
will register to man, and the whites should not
stand aloof. We trust that tho first days report
| will show that they are actuated by spirit that
| will cause them to flock to the polls and enroll
their names as citizens, ready and willing to ald
in the work of reconstruction.
MAYORS CoURT.-One Grant (colored), remem-
bering that he was the namesake OF warrior,
created some excitement by shifting the Wlfe OF
his bosom on one cheek, but shewas not thorough
in her belief, and returned the blow with interest.
nice family jar was interrupted by the peace
makers, and the son of Mars was charged s2O for
his exhibition of the manly art.
Two fghtists, whose blood was at fever heat,
indulged in cheerful mill for pastime. The
noble pair were somewhat high from carrying an
extra load of bad corn juice, but their mercury
fell at the announcement from the throne OF JUS
tice that clubs were trumps, and the ante was V.
They paid and fed, thinking that this world was
but feeting show for mans delusion given.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT N GREENVnLE.
The Greenville papers furnish the following
synopsis Of the proceedings of this Court
On Tuesday morning the Court was regularly
opened, and business commenced. The charge OF
his Honor was earnest, sensible and practicable
He expressed his qualification at the fact that he
could unhesitatingly and confidently entrust the
administration Of justice to q jury drawn without
distinction from the people. he also spoke OF the
condition Of the country, and expressed tne 1er-
won't hope and sincere belief that the prosperity OF
the South would soon be restored.
On no occasion in the history Of the Court ut
Greenville, before the war, have We had a more
orderly or so large an attendance Of people. Dis
trict Attorney CoRBN, and several lawyers from
other Districts, are in attendance on the Court.
all the junior members of our bar, and the men,
bers Of the bar from other Districts, are being
admitted to practice in the Court, either upon
motion or petition. The older lawyers were ad-
mitted years ago.
The following gentlemen were admitted on mo-
ton: W. 81. PERRY, J. P. MOORE and j. j. NORTON.
And the following on examination: J. N. ADAMS,
JAMES BRINE, W. E. EARLE, J. G. MILLS, EDWARD
F. STOKES and G. G. WELLS.
1t is expected the Court will continue several
weeks. There are many indictments for viola
tions of the revenue laws chiefly connected with
whiskey. Two assessors, not natives Of the State,
ore indicted. There was true bill for murder
found on Tuesday against negro.
PANIC STRUCK BEAUTY.-It is o terrible shock to
charming Womsn-indeed, to any woman-to
find that her teeth are beginning to CO." Never
will any human being who uses the fragrant sozo-
don't, while the teeth are still sound, make that
discovery. Even when decay has commenced, 1t
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