The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-07-06
Recorders Court.

SATURDAY, June 20 -SHs Atkinson appeared D
fore his honor the charge of lighting and distnr
ing the peace. After due Investigation he was pr
bounced not guilty.
, TUESDAY June 28.-Joe. McCusky was brougl
forward on the charge of disturbing The peace q
acknow lodged the and dismissed to the tut
OF IS and costs.
WEDNESDAY, June 29.-Elmund Leonard, a coore
neutrality-suspicious. definite, title do jndgmeI
to the pont-accused oflyiug down door ste p
refusing 10 leave. At the Instance of police office
Sinnet he left with flea in his ear about the size of
fine of So and costs.
Gus Marshall, charged with fighting and disturbin
the peace. He recommended himself to the mercy q
the court, and the was duly administered less 81
fine and costs as indemnify for the past and securt
for the future.
State vs.. Hilo Chapman, milk vendor, charged will
/ collecting mo ey under false pretencps, TOWN. col
| pcng money after crasing TO sell milk tor Vnson
Witnesses for the State Vnson, James Hamilton
Betty Pettis Edmund Reels Julia Rnsenheimer; fo
defense -George Blasoi, Tom Grubb. Jr., l.. NJ
McDufie. Attorney for the State, Mississippi Judg
Chapel for defense, the old reliable" Col. Kipat
rick. Alter long, learned and graphic speeches OF
| both sides the prisoner was dismissed.
Two other cases were disposed of at current rates
Look out next time. for There's chel among ye
| &c, faith he'll print"
The mortal and mutilated remains of porker were
brought into the Recorders office as we were taking
notes. Particulars next issue.
WEDNESDAY, June 29-Clark Haring proved disor
DERBY. Officer Sherrod attempted to teach him better
manners and for further instruction passed him up
the Recorder.
Thomas Kline thought he ought not to be fined for
the first ofttnse. The Judge declined to see i, in thai
light and inclined to three dollars aud costs.
Edward Shines properly introduced, and recon-
ding himself to the mercy of the for this hi
first appearance 6ned aud told look not upon the
"iue when it is red.
Philip Cump, butcher, charged with larceny to-
wit one pig. He waived examination turned
to the sheriff, and the last seen of him he
making up bond OF $500 .s.
THURSDAY, June 3u-Margaret Lacy appeared be-
fore his honor charge of fighting and disturbing
the peace Maggie used her teeth 10 a canine man
Al d bit one Of her sex in part that would not
hurt one Of the other aex. Fine So and costs.
WIN. West was duly introduced into the sanctum,
charged with dsorderly conduct the street. The
said valiant individual fourished dagger F." which
see before me-" aud said there policemen
enough in town to arrest him, but he yielded never
heless to police officer Hopkins and lqudated bis bra
vado with greenhacks.
Margaret Lacy, having been impressed yesterday
for milking an impression where infants only should
rndearored, after scharge get satisfaction. Thu
first ine not being sufficiently impressive it raised
slight falling off OF receipts 1T the Recorders OF
flee from last month, yet there is good business. The
receipts OF June to P. NJ. to day, $5l3 so. Several
persons IN rooms ON Milan street are expecting to bs
redeemed
FRIDAY, July 1.-Wm. Sullivan was brought forward
On Charge of being drunk and disorderly. Plead
guilty and accepted the consequences of board for
lew days at public expense and work
John Workman, committing nuisance, and to i'm
Dress the improperly was sent to the press gang.
c. Shrlb, charged with disorderly couduct-goue
o work for the public good. ..u.
Wm Rockman came forward charge of rapid
irving in Muggnsville As the horses happened to
Ne mustangs and perhaps not capable OF going mucI
aster than the law allows, his Honor told him to go bur
lod the strings next time.
One saw marked and square marked w remain
n the Recorders office unclaimed-taken from on
ieorge Washington mot the father of his country
Who had feoniousl appropriated. If any one ha.
missed carpet-bag full of good clothes he eau per-
APPS lind out something about them. We learn thai
Z has been making presents to his late school teacher
One Jim Balenger stole suit of clothes on Satur | |
~ evening aud on Monday morning walked Into the
ore from which he took them He went to Jail in de-
sut of $500 bond.
horse stolen from Mr. Lacy. living some Is =
lilies from town, and brought into town and sold :
trough several handsa regular bill of sale passed
nd Z. Meyer makes affidavit against a coloreG
lend. The officers will probably ferret our the d
latter. n
Sunory small tnefs have been committed bv Eegroes
bout the city during the last few days. and the liz
'euis to be increasing We feel it to be our duty t. |
i'sC uoosehtepeFs 10 WatCn well their windows |
'elr clothes lines Several thefts are nor mentioned
'cauSe of Il probability of thereby asce aiming who I!
e thief Was n,
Our friend Brooks, of the hotel who by the way, il tu
early riser, had occasion to constitute. himself 10
re officer without being appointed. Finding n. or,
yng TO steal trunk from his house the other morn 10
e he executed summary judgment with stick W
We learn that officer Hopkins, who appears to hav r
eye on offenders OF high or low degree had a small Ii
tercaton with Dr. Jones, i'll Mugginsve few dav,
nee, as to the proprifty of his conduct. We don ~
low which had the advantage in the argument, bu *
ppose the cash WAS forthcoming. OF
SATURDAY, July 2.-Samue Brooks charged will r
Ing sick and down the sidewalk on the levep
cad not guilty. The poor fellow had no money and ii
It Que hand, the other having been shot off in the Con
derate service, His Honor not wishing to be hard .
on him dismissed him RI
J ames Bennett VIM. Bennett and Henri Cole tire.
'ans from the county of Cork, were charged witt an
ng drunk on the streets, and not having the where c.
III they have tickets for hash for five DAVIS
David till and James Wilson, countrvmen of thu
owe three, charged with disordery conduct and ex Ut
sing their person the street. Sentence-Gil 81 ID
costs Wilson, ss and costs. Gill got hash ticket ca
Ilson forked over
Milton Johnson colored, tied his horse to an avn dr.
post. He paid 80 and costs a.
j. NJ Lee, colored steamboatnan, WAS charged witt u,
"g protsne language on the street. His Hpoog, va
that he was just russing his friend and did MOI
an any HARM He paid for the privilege st,
W M Sullivan, German raft>ilIan drunk and dis te
iety on the street said he had Just paid fi,te iii.
er day and had money. The Recorder sent him of Ed
charge Of II policeman -
clerk on Texas street having been aggreved by orr
ehoor'ng merchant sent him chsllenge-not ex tw
~ according to the code-to which the other re on
hned with an affidavit. He arrested and bound Gel
r IN the sum OF $1,000 to keep the peace T.
J. A Maute made ali affidavit charging George W w
er with stealing gold watch. Walter was mr. at
TED and gave bond fer his appearance next Tuesda,
examination. Walter is the same individual whu lib
recently accused by V. Shdet of stealing watches a
g tina
Early RISING. We have for many Years had a DO
DRY that early rising Injurious to health, bur bu,
heretofore had arrayed against Us all the doctors lea
all the industrious peope--have all along been on
SHED that we were in advance of the age but it War
down by an unbeieving world to the score of azi-
lt is gratifying to that evidences are every
multiplying that people are becoming converted
ne true faith. Doctors may talk earnedly of the 's
gora'ing air of early morning-poets may sing 'o'
nse'Ses hoarse about sparkling dew drops" "Au o"'
oius', and kindred nonsense but it ia all gam. ''e
. Let em sparkle and let her blush. The poor upc
and the unsuspectng worms should be permitted fu'
fJoy this mental quetude, these intellectual pleas wit
undsturbed by the presence of man. pay