The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-04

ofworship. Under these painful circumstances th,a
once wealthy and liberal congregation makes an
appeal to the generosity Of the peopl, of the South
III general, ana especially to the members of the
Methodi:t Episcopal Church South, for contlib1.
tions in behalf OF their distressed church. The
PASTOR Rev. VIM. Martin, is now making collections
in Savannah.
CLUBS AND STARs.-Henry Drain, colored.
arrested yesterday, and released on deposit Of ten
dollars charged with disorderly conduct in the mar
ket. was discharged
The young hopeful, Thomas Green, colored.
picked up for vagrancv, was discharged.
Joshua Baigues, colored, arrested for disorderlv
conduct in Laurens-stree', and William Dawson
white, for being drunk and unable TO take care of
himself, will be up this morning. Dawson was re-
leased on collateral security.
There was small row on Princes lot, Kine.street
yesterday noon. Ellen Iensile, colored strucl
Annie Brown over the head witt, !. bottle Initiating
two cuts.
Eight prisoners confined in the Jail here. were
transferred yesterday to Williamsburg, to stand
trial.
IHE UN1TED STATES COURT, February g.
Hon. GEORGE s. BRYAN, Presiding. The judge
approved of D. J. Winn assignee in the cases of
Il. =. Graeser, Jr., Anthony White John O. Hcriot
and d.. Mcleod; and Jane NJ Brown as assianf a
In the cases Of W. Jones. J, Franz and G. Hoffmann
The peti ion of f. A. Trad 4wel for final discharge
IN bankruptcy referred to ]. c. Carpenter Keois
trar. and 6nal hearing ordered for March 10th 1900
The additional answer Of L. McLain, assignee in
the matter OF r. J. and ). III. Muirhead, bankrupts
was read and 1t ordered that tha amount realiz
ed by the sheriff be held by him subject to the or
der OF the court The Judge charged the Jury 10 tho
case OF Mowry vs. Legget and they retired for con.
sultation. The Jury in the case Of ao.ry 4 &C
against W. L. Leggett which has been engaging the
attention OF the United states Court for the past ten
days, after remaining out until seven O'Clock ast
evening returned into court unable to agree upon
verdict. The case will have to be heard again
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THE STATE COURT.--The Hon. r. B. Carpen-
ter opened the court at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Ned Hill
and Jim Williams oored, indicted fos larceny, and
defended by Jno. A. Moroso Esq., were Jonnd
guilty. John schedel, colored, indicted assault
and battery with intent to kill, and Ned Young. COL
ored, tor larceny. both defonded by Colonel r, w
Seymour, were found guilt. On motion of Colons,
II. w. Seymour. Goo. A. Richmond, Esq was ad
naitted to practice The grand jury brought in true
bills in the cases Of Abraham Brows J3An II. Thorn
AS alias Savannah slocum, Castle waties, VIM. Arm
strong, Robt Johnson, indicted for burglary: John
Symonds. Abraham Grant, John Lester alias Coun.
try John, indicted for larceny; Sam washington as
sault with intent 70 kill. and James =. Walsh nur.
der.
After examination by MosSrs. Henry Buist g.
Lord, Jr., and w. J. Gayer, Bafnwe1l 4. Burnett w.
rSt. J, Jervey, Thomas McCcady. Jos. O. Sanders. O.
o. TTpmbo. and Geo. u. Walker were admitted to
practice as attorneys and solicitors in the courts of
Law and equity. k6