The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

by the clever tricks Of legerdemain, at which Mr..
s. appears quite an adept We have had the pleas
ure Of seeing some Of the great masters OF the
black nrt-Prof. ANDERSON, signor BllTz, and
HERE ALEXANDER, but there is no comparison
whatever between them and Prof. SARGENT. All
our friends who wish to attend Soiree Magtque
should 60 to the Hbernian Hall tonight.
MAYORS CoURT-Msy GA colored youth who
loved liquor not wisely but too well, took an over
dose and seriously impaired his navigating powers.
He was taken in charge by the police, and fined IS
by the Mayor.
Richard Brown, who was 80 only in name as he
rejoiced in jet black skin, was found in front OF
the Guard House, having mistaken the building
for vessel, and thought the pillars were masts
In order to keep up the delusion he was consigned
to the hold, and s. worth of ballast removed from
his pocket.
An individual who became befogged in conse-
ieve himself by an eye-opener, but found the effort
futile and ran aground near a lamp-post. He was
discovered and taken care Of by the police, who,
vita their characteristic liberaity, made him pay
for the trouble.
Two parties, residents Of the Upper Wards, were
charged with attempting to serve both God and
mammon by selling liquor on the Sabbath. This
was forbidden in the decalogue, and they paid the
penalty due to the offended law.
number Of persons were remsnded for exami-
nation. Among them colored youth who had
the singularly euphonious name of 'sPoor Boy
Happy" On enquiry, we learned that he came
from Ashango land. WAS related to tie royal fsmi-
ly, and had been captured for stealing pumps.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. THos. W.
GLOVER preaiding.-The case Of MoDERMoT us.
DALLAS, for Breach Of Contract, which had been
assigned for this day, was taken up; Messrs
LINING and DuRYEA for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
PHILLIPS and SEYMOUR for the defendant. A jury
was organized, and the trial consumed the entire
day, the jury not returning till a late hour.
q. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon GEO. 8. BRYAN,
Presiding. The Court met at the usual hour, but
adjourned to two P. NJ, when the case Of the
United States us JASPER GRIFFIN for passing and
uttering United States Treasury notes and trac-
tional currency, was taken up. a. g.. YouNa,
Esq.,, appeared for the defence. number OF
challenges we're made and the jury being formed,
the Witnesses were examined with the exception OF
one for the defence, who did not appear, and on
motion Of MIR. YouNa, the further consideration
Of the case WAS postponed to nine and half q. m.
to day. The case Of B. MoBRDE for the same Of
fence will be heard at II q. m.
In admiralty, DANIEL J. SruRaKs us. the steam
es Morgan and Charleaon-Iibel for supplies
furnished, DC.
A. GETTY Co. us. G. D. Lusr and B. J. GETTY,
Libel.
On motion Of BREWSTER and SPRArr it was order
ed that the steamer be Sold and the proceeds after
payment of costs be held by the Marshal, subject
to the further order Of the court.
It was further ordered that the said sales be on
the following terms One-third cash and balance
on personal security with, mortgage Of vessel, or
such other terms as shall be approved by the
counsel on the cause. This with the consent OF
POTTER & CONNER contra
In the above cases the pleas to the jurisdiction
we're overuled, and responded osss,er ordered.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CARoLrNA.-In
our advertising columns Of this day will be found
the ssNotice" Of the Board Of Trustees OF the
Medical College Of the State Of South Carolina,
who inform the professional public, through this
medium, that on Monday, the oath June, they will
proceed to elect Professor Of Physiology and a
Professor Of Obstetrics to l vacancies oocasioned
| by ths resignation Of Professors JAMES MoULTRH
and r. g. PR1o1EAu from the said institution. We
regret to see these honored names, associated
in our minds with the very founding OF the above
institution, erased from the list Of Professors.
They have been well tried servants Of fashdious
public, and to their untiring industry and perse-
yeranee the College is indebted for the high stand
it has taken among the institutions Of learning
in the United States. Among the earliest
founded, it has passed through long BE-
ries of successful struggles, and now is az
howlsdged Is second to none in the high tone OF
its faculty. in its associated array Of talent aud in
it's usefulnessss up tothe commencement Of the
war it's CLASHES averaged annually considerably over
two hundred students; and as the Diploma Of the
College is highly valued throughout the South and
West, this institution has always had an unu-
sualy, large per centage Of advanced students sp-
plying for gradustibnt It is to these retiring gem
temen that much Of this success is due, and they
may Justly look with pride upon their creation.
Having accomplished good work, they have now
detarmined to leave. the institution to younger
| and more active hands, to carry on what they
have so ably established.
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