The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07

I. :. Browning, VIM. Doran, U. W.. Graves,
whites; George Gardener, a. Bryant, j. ID.
Adams, A. A. Aspiuall. Thomas Brown, co.,
ored; seven whites and five colored.
Jury No. 2.-Johu F. O'NeIll, Foreman; A.
Me tzler, J. r. Meree, VIM. 2. O'Ne.l Ephraim
G. seabrook, B. NJ. Marshall, F. Won Santen,
whites; Wesley Owens, George P. Hte, Samuel
Stesle, W. J. Roust, James Simmons, colored;
seven whites aud FIVE colored.
Supernumeraries. IF. E. Schroeder, E. West.
whites; Henry White, colored; two whites and
one colored.
THE UNITED STATES Court, JULY 6-HoN.
GEORGE s., BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsDNa.-The
following cases were disposed Of to day:
In the District Court, number Of motions
and reports in bankruptcy we're granted.
In the Circuit Court. in the case Of the Uni
ted States vs. George L. Kaecb, postmaster at
Aiken, suit being brought against him for
United States money appropriated by HIM, the
| jury returned verdict against him for $3.50.
A verdict to the same amount was also given
against his sureties, Vim. Gregg and Nathaniel
O. Tilton..
In the District Court the juries were. organ
ICED as follows:
Grand Jury.-John q. Honour, Foreman;
| B. q. Lutjin, J. 81. Hines. NJ. SweeRan, d. B.
Lubs, ]. NJ. Greer. ]. B. Russell, o. Bourke, j.
J. Small, John Kenny, W. B. Mcmillan, A. Z.
Taft, VIM. Casey. NJ. Storen, E. ". Cudworth,
E. Collins, A. W. Eckel.
jury No. JAS. B. Belts, Foreman; B. A.
Pringle, G. Mehrtens, Job Dawson, P. P. Locke,
j. NJ. Holloway, L. D. Turner, T. D. Eason, 7.
| 81. Devices, A. W. Block, E. W. Marshall, P.
Brady.
jury No. 2.-W. G. Bee, Foreman; E. Bor-
nemann. 8: 8. Howell. Jas. Silcox, Jos. Dereef,
| G. W. W. Wetzel, II. Bornemann, NJ. Forelock,
A. Raoul, 1. 3. z. Rennett, F. Weston, 8. JAN
covich.
The following petitions for final discharge
were referred to W. ]. Clawson, Registrar, for
fual hearing, viz: Ex parte W. ]. CAN'T, R.
II. Palmer and Warren Boyd.
Final discharges were also granted, under
the seal Of the court, to the following persons,
viz: David c. Gist and S. W. Wingo.
| At a late hour the Grand Jury mado the TO-
lowing returns:
The United States vs.. VIM. Grant-Butcher-
ing without paying special tax. True bill.
! The United States Va. L. Klen-Butchering
without paying special tax. True bill.
The United States vs.. Geo. Godfrey y-Butch-
ering without paying the special tax. True
bill.
The United States vs.. A. R. Addison and G..
R. hddison-Deaing in tobacco without hiy-
ing paid special tax. True bill.
The United States vs. T. s. Ladtte-Dealng
in tobacco without having paid special tax.
True bill.
The United States vs. John H. Lafitte-
Dealing in tobacco without having paid special
tax. No bill.
The United States vs.. F. W. Macushee-Dis-
tilation contrary to Law. No bill
The bond OF the defendant was, however,
continued on file until the next term.
In the case Of A. T. Stewart, ct al, W. Levy
Drucker, the court refused to discharge the
bankrupt.
CRUmBs.-Alderman I. J. Mackey states that
he was not in the carriage with the Mayor
when it broke down; that he knew how weak
concern anything the Mayor was in would be,
and had the prudence to keep out.
or the large number Of offenders before the
Mayor yesterday for drunkenness, all but two
were discharged.
The three negroes who we're arrested for
beating and severely injurIng the soldier Mon.
day, were arraigned before the Mayor yester-
day and discharged.
Mr.. Button, Of Waterford, N. Y, who built
the steam engine Of the Eagle Fire Company,
has recently built another for the Goodwill
Company of harrisburg, Pa, which threw
solid water, through II inch nozzle, 326 feet,
and through Il inch nozzle 303 feet. In both
instances the spray from the stream went at
least 80 feet beyond these distances.
1t is asserted by the friends OF DR.. A. g..
Mackey that he will not, under any circum.
stances, serve again as collector-that all OF
the efforts he is now making are only intended
to displace Mr.. Clark.
It vas hinted on the streats yesterday that
some OF the Radicals OF this ciy contemplate
forming third party. to be composed entirely
of Now Enganders those who Gu. their teeth
| OH the IINulUubu uJCh-duu 'ASV why AAS"S, ~
skl.fu engineering. to eloct {. G. Bowen Gov
ernor and D. II. Chamberlain Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
Sam Dickerson states that the 'cause OF his
reading the Declaration OF Independence in
bunsliug manner was because he hadjust gotten
out of sick bed. and was very weak from the
m arch through the streets"
1t ia asserted that the efforts OF DIR. A. G..
Mackey and his friends to have Mr. Clark, the
collector Of customs, displaced, have ben so
far successful that the government has
had all matters regarding his appointment
suspended for the present.
Axe Company, No. 1, colored, OF Savannah,
left tor homo yesterday afternoon, being es-
corted to the wharf by members OF tho Comet
Company.
Mr.. Lewis johnson, United Ssates Marshal,
arrived from New York on the steamship