The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-09-08

ferrsd to Q. AG. Jeager, 8 Register,
of this Court, to inquire into mat
ters therein set forth, and report
on the same. ~ iasi3iii,s tIfr :, rs ,sss
- a'r Crintiadl Docket oa.a.g
United States vs.. JohnvAgnew,
violation internal revenue law, dis
tilling without paying tax. D. T.
Corbin, District Attorney. The
defendant plead guilty, and was
sentenced to pay eighty dollars
fine aud be Imprisoned thirty days.
United States VS.. Elbridge Viii
lis, distilling without paying tax,
sections 8 and 8, Act July, 1868.
ID. 7. Corbin, District Attorney.
The defendant plead guilty, and
was sentenced to imprisonment Of
seven months and to pay eleven
hundred dollars fine. . ~ ,., .-.--
United States vs.. Andrew. j.
Patterson, violation internal reve-
nue. laws, removing distilled spirits
contrary to law, sections 3-6, Act
July, 1868. D. T. Corbin, Dist.
Attorney. Jury No. 9 charged
with this case, returned into Court
with a,yerdict OF "Not, Guilty.
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+. : : WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1, 1860. 3
The Court was opened at II
o'clock, A. M. - E.Igaf -
517 The Grand, Petit and Pleas Ju.
rors answered to their names. 3
The Grand Jury returned into
Court with the following bills and
findings as follows, viz: "True
Billsn in United States VS.. VIM.
Cooksey, distilling without paying
tax. United Statesvs. John Spen-
Ger, perjury u. s. VS.. Baylis Bat
son, distilliug without paying tax.
u. s. vs. James and William Love.
Idem. u. S. vs.. Rufus Tillotson.
ldem. u. S. VS.. Columbus Bishop.
Idem. U. S. VS.. Nathan Petit.
"No Bills }, in the following
cases, viz: u. s. vs.. Robert Gra,
ham, pedler of distilled spirits. U.
S. vs.. Thomas Shockley, .distilling
without paying tax. u. S. vs.. Eber
Cash. 1dem. .-'r .H...3
U. S. VS.. Richard White, PERU
ry. d. I. Corbin, District Attor-
ney. E. p. Jones for defendant.
Jury No. Q were charged with this
case, with the exception of T. w.
Traynum and Joseph E. Turner,
in whose stead Michael Whitmire
and Fielder Gossett were sworn,
returned into Court with the ver-
dict of "Guilty." 1'' 'r''an"' E.
So E. s.: IRVINE, Foreman.
q. S. VS.. William Cooksey, dis
tilling without paying tax. q, s.
vs. Nathan Petit. Idem. U. S.
VS.. Rufus Tillotson. Idem. us.
ys. Baylis Batson. Idem. q. S,
VS.. James Love. Idem. US. VS..
William Love. Idem, True Bills
having been found in these cases,
and defendants failing to answer
on call, ordered that Bench war,
rants do forthwith issue for their
arrest for trial. .... -.
U. S. vs.. Columbus Bishop, dis
tilling without paying special tax
d. L. Corbin, District Attorney
Defendant plead Guilty." anG
was sentenced to pay a fine o
twenty dollars, and be imprisoned
for sixty days. ," ~.'.r's
Presentmeaats of tie Grand Js1,v
' read en- O0urs on 1hursday
."' September I'd, 1869. ''. -. -
To the Honorable George S
Bryan, Judge of tn Q aforesaid
Court.
The Grand Jury of the a q
Court for the August Term of 1869
respectfully present that in accor
dance with your Honor's instruc
tions, they have visited the County
PRISON aud are pleased to find thai
the persons confined therein arc
kindly cared for by the jailor. The
comfort of the prisoners however
will require that more blankets
and mattresses be provided and
that fuel and lights should be sup
piled to them. The prison is nee
essarily close and in its present
crowded condition can with diff
Guilty be kept in good order, tbt
comfort, cleanliness an d Q 5000
health of the place wonld be i'm
proved by the nse of lime as dis
infectant. The Grand Jury woult
therefore recommend that q suffi
cient quantity to be used for thil