The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-25
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thursday MORNING, April. Is, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

To Correspondents.
We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who dc
not attach tLeir proper names to the articles sent
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can bc published in THE DAILY News without
being ndorsed by some responsible Individual
CHANGE OF RAILROAD SrAT1oNs.-The North
eastern Railroad Company have discontinued the
two stations formerly known rs Strawberry and
Gaillarls, and have substituted one which will be
called Oakley. The patrons OF this road are re-
qusted to notice the change, and thus avoid any
future embarrassments
DISTRICT CoUaT-HoN. GEO. W. LOGAN, Presid-
ing.-The Court opened at 10 A. NJ, and The fol-
lowing cases were tried:
The State Us. Edward Wright, Larceny. Guilty.
The State Us. Toney Brooks, Larceny. Guilty.
The State Us. Jo;lc Washington and Henry alas
Hugh Thompson, Larceny of Fowls. Guilty.
The State us Thos. Williams, Larceny of Cotton.
Continued.
The State us. Joseph Lasey and George Charles
Larceny. Not Pros.
The STEAMSHIP CHAMP1oS.-This new and valua-
bic addition to the superior line OF slde-wheei
steamships, to be run between this port and New
York, consigned to Messrs. STREET, Bro. Co.,
arrived here yesterday, having started on Monday
last The Champion is vessel of superior ap-
pearance, having elegant and roomy accommoda-
tons for passengers and large capacity for freight
and she;has sufficient power to make the run in
good time from this port to New York. She is in
charge Of Captain L. NJ. MURRAY, so favorably
known to al the travelling public before the war,
as master IN the old and favorite line of New York
steamships.
WH1TEwAsH1NG-As this is the time of year
when one desires to renovate the interior OF his
dwelling as well as to improve the appearance OF
lis fences and outhouses, We place before our
readers q most excellent recipe for mixing white
wssh: stake q clean, watersGght barrel, or other
suitable cas, and put into it half bushel OF lime
Slack it by pouring water over it, boiling hot, and
in sufficient quantity to cover it FIVE inches deep
and stir it in water, and add two pounds OF sui
phate of zinc and one Of common salt! These will
cause the wash to harden, and prevent its crack
ing, which gives On unseemly appearance to the
work. # desirable, q beautiful cream color may
be added to the above wash by adding three
pounds Of yellow ochre; or good pearl or lead
color, BY adding lamp, vine or ivory black. For
fawn color, add four pounds OF amber, Turkish sbr
American the latter is the cheapest-one pound
of Indian red, aud one pound common lamp-black.
Tor common stone color, add four pounds Of am
Der and two pounds of lamp black. This wash
may be applied with common whitewash brush" )" 1
- - 20 ---.;5 Sac lSsesi $3.50
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT GoURT-HoN. GEO. s.
BRYAN, hesiding. The Grand Jury returned the
following Bills with their findings -
The United States os. Luo1Us T.. HALL, violation
of Internal Revenue Laws as a distller. True
Bill.
The Cnited States vs. ,W1LKrs, alas WILLIAM Z.
PRorHRo. Same Indictment True Bill.
Tho United States Us. JNo =. Johnson, for em-
bazzlement. True Bill. -. -: - -
The case of the United States Us. VIM. SEMoRE,
for violation Of the distillation laws. RICHARD
YEApoN,. Esq, appeared for the defence. The
prisoner plead guilty paid the fine imposed, 500,
with the $40 tax and cost of prosecution, and was
discharged. .75.s,s. :
IN Tf1E t1DM4tSALIf OoofsE'--NE SOoAA 9AA A.Aln
DAN vs. the schooner Aidr-A decree on bottomry
and the funds in Court. '.5z..-7 = ...
After hearing the report Of the Commissioners
read, it was ordered that all quotations arising on
the exceptions thereto be reserved for considera-
tion and argument, and that the Register pay over
to We. MIkEIL, Eco, Proctor for the Libellants,
the amount Of 1876 50. -
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D1sTn1cT GoURr FOB BERKLEY .DlsTRIcr.S-Hon
F. D. RICHARDSON Presiding AUGUSTINE 7. sMYrHE,
Esq, acting Attorney General.
The State us Albert Johnson larceny. Not
Guilty. ~: y 3. -. - sase s.
The State os. Augustus Vance Larceny, Not
Guilty. t=5 80.
The State .ps. Waiter Middleton larceny Not
Guilty. 80 S. 81; 4 -. Ii:
The State os. thes same, for receiving stolen
goods. mol pros. < Z - s,t Z, 3 =
The State Us. Fred mullen aNas Mulhausen-
larceny. Guilty Of receiving stolen goods.
Augustus Dunbar larceny and receiving stolen
goods Guilty; for matci GUS trespass Not pros
Henry Wright, s. Vance and Thomas Howard
two Indictments for. malicious tresspass and
larceny. Guilty.
Ellen Warner-larceny and receiving stolen
goods. Not Guiltr. 81.
Esau Owens and Augustus Vance malicious
t:,,spass. Not pros. -. :. .-s.
Garlic Waiters-assanlt and battery, with intent
TO kill. Continued So.
Jas. Burbage- larceny. Continued.
Tuesdsy has been appointed by Judge RICHARD
SON, as Sentence Day. ...,.. .s:.s;Ss:, a,
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NIAaoRs CoURT-Apri 24.-James Gailard, o
colored inexperienced youth, to whom was given
o five dollar bill, by one J. Lopez, that he might
take ten cents out of it to pay himself fer job,
and who went.to change the bill, but never came
back, and who whyn he was caught, admitted he
had bought pair Of shoeswith part of the money.
was locked up for ton days, which will save so
much wear, Of his sole leather., - 81:
Julia Smoke, colorsd woman who aas
brought to the Guard House in q cart, and did
not make her appearance before his honor,
was accused by girl named Elvira, Of steal
ing few days ago a sum Of money from out
the mattrassof the prcsecutrix and Of blowing it
out, and, also of visiting her: room on Tuesday
night and attempting 60 carry off q bundle OF
clothes, but being detected and threatened with
the police laid the apparel on the bed and finish
ed the evenings performance by raising the window,
which was near thirty feet high, and making an
extraordinary leap to the ground. As there appa-
rently were no bones broken it is rational to sup
pose that her head struck first His Honor decided
thatif she was really hurt she should be sent to
the hospital, but if uninjured she should be locked
up for ten days.
case of carrying concealed weapons, WAS or
dered to be sent to the Provost darshal.
Two or three cases OF determined opposition to
the present temperance agitation which is perva-
ding the Eastern States were brought up, ard dis
cussed with his honor who to judge by his manner
seemed to have, the best. of the argument.
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CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1EAs-Judge MUNRoE presiding.-The Court was