The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-15
THE COURTS.
M,ntcgpal Court.

Municipal Court.
Robert johnson, dlsorderly and rescuing q
prisoner, referred to the chief OF ponce.
Thomas Powers, disorderly, one dollar OF Ten
DAYS. John Mosseau, drunk, one dollar.
Fanny. Washington, drunk, disorderly ana
assaulting a policeman, two dollars OF twenty
DAYS. Edward Wright, drunk and dlsorderiy'
two dollars or twenty dsys. Harry Bull'
drunk, one dollar or ten days. James Cos
grove, drunk, one dollar OF ten days. Peter
Daily, drunk, one dollar. Joseph Thomas and
Margaret Lee, drunk and disoraeriy, one JUL
lar each. William Burnley, drunk, twenty days.
B. W. Hook, drunk, one dollar. onVer BIN
ger and Margaret Blnger, disorderly ana ngn1-
Inc, one dollar and a peace bond each. Jas.
Brown and John Roberts, disorterly, i've DOL
lars or thirty days each. Major Mack, drunk
disorderly and assaultlDg a policeman, iour
dollars or thirty days. James Johnson, dlsor-
derly and breaking glass In the Wlnoo~ OIL q
barber shop on King street, " COLLARS auu
cost of repairs. James Brown, drunk and dis
orderly, one dollar or ten days. Joseph jones'
drunk and dIsorderly, one dollar. Thomas
CorcoraD, dlsorderly and beating bis vile, one
dollar. A COW, a goat and a deg, at large, one
dollar each. The chief of the Fire Depart
ment and the city recorder we're instructed TO
investigate the cause OF the fire In Bull street.
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The United States Court.
Charles Kerrlson, Jr. & Co., bankrupts, were
ordered to show cause, on the 18th instant,
why property ~mortgaged by them should not
BIZ sold.
The creditors OF George a. LoWndesoury
we're ordered to meet before Registrar Gar
penter, at Charleston, on the 18th instant.
A general order was Issued regulating uni
ted States commissioners In the filing OF pa
pers and subpenaing of Witnesses.
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Supervisors OF Elections.
The following election supervisors were ap-
pointed yesterday on the Recommendation OF
8. T. Pointer, general supervisor:
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Democrats.-James B. Cochran. Manning;
W. L. Reynolds, PacksVille; ". bron9nton,
HUllOEs IL. d.. OucWAlAHt hAhSe
spratt, Shorters; 3. B. Strange, Tlnsdale; B.
J. Witherspoon, Fork; samuel Burgess, Win
erspoon;J J. N. Knight, Motts.
CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Regular Republicans.-C. ". Getty, Market
Hail. Ward 8, Charleston; Benjamin Butler,
United Engine-House, Ward 8; P.L Miller,
Hone Engine House, Ward 4; W. T. ONiell,
StonewaIf Engine House, Ward 4;E. b. Sea-
brook. Prudence Englne-Honse, ward 50.
A. Asphalt, Eagle Epgine-a0use, WARD o;
Vim. Glover. America street, Ward 3; Isaac q.
Morgan, Washington Englne.ao9se, ware o;
6: +. P. Wall, Jr., Ashley Engine House
Ward Z; Benjamin Pontoo, Biggln Church,
B. F. Sparkman, Calamus Pond; Rich
ard Harleston, strawberry; a. N. Mack
ey. Black Oak; J. P. Harvey, Pine.
opolls, Lloyd Beckett, Mount Pleasant; James
White, Fifteen Mile House; Albert Blygen,
WrlghL's Store; Robert Seabrook. New Church;
John Green, Enterprise; Peter Hartwell, Bon
son. ST. Stephens; Daniel Seabrook, Camp
bells Church; Charles Palmer, Hickory Bend;
Isaac White, Cross Roads; F. w. Leseman,
summeryllle: Franklin Davis, Wassamasaw;
Theodore Hietmau,. Six Mile House; Henry
Gibbs, Club House Church; Moses -Pinckney,
Lambs Farm; George Brown, Cut Bridge; DR..
w. Dupont. DlllG Bluff.
BOElNO
Ward /. Charleston; Moses Diugle, Ward 2;
n. r Reid, Ward 8; Edward Lyons, Ward 81
Isaac SAWYER, Ward 3;L. G. Gordon, Ward 4
H. %. Bourie, Ward 4; VIM. q. Berney, ward
AL. F. Wall, Ward s; Henry Nolsette, Ward
6; A. Kalstrom, Ward 8; john Mundell, Ward
Z; Norman Montgomery. Ward 81 Kew: d.: d.
Hunter, Dllrs B,an; y. I; oaveT w. Uut sr.age'
Lambs Farm; Nathaniel Morant, Brick Church;
Thomas Dorr. Thirty-two Mile House; VIM.
Henderson, DGtard Creek; DR.. Wagner,
pInckney Bottom; Wm. h. Gray, Six.mlle
House; Thos. Bamfeld, Whaley's Church. Geo.
Shineler, Hickory Bend; 9. m. Olsen,
Summervllle Charles Wilson. Wassauasaw;
WIN. F. Dover, Mount Holly;A: G. Richmond,
Strawberry Ferry; J. j: Hardy BlacS oas;
Begin Church; Wm. NJ. Viocy, Brick Church;
saImu.l Doyley, Griggs' Farm; Adam 5malls,
husband; +. s. Curtis, Jacobs Ground; Henry
Thomas, Wrlght's Store; Ladson Smith, New
Church: Henry Lancaster. Enterprise Land
ing; Samuel Hayward, Wappetaw Church;
Stephen Maxwell, Mount Pleasant; F. j.
Pngn, Bonneau's Depot; A.. II. Gayer, st.
Stephens Depot; Thomas w; Easterlng,
Pinevllle; G. W. Engbert, BlackVIlle.
YORK COUNTY.
Neutrality-suspicious. Wagner, Yorkvllle;
Thornlon White, Clay Hill; Wyatt Hart,
Bethel; d. 7. Barrett, Bethany; WIN. w. Gan-
ney, BJydron; John Miller. Blairsville; Alan
Bratton McConnellsvIlle; Henry McFadden,
Probes Mlll;J J.. Haggins, Rock Hill, VIM.
Ferguson, Coates Farm.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Repu6Hcans.-James Graham, {. J. Janney,
Henry L. Tappan, L. a.. Trevatt, Columbia;
Joel Whaley, Acton; Hiop Goodson, Gadsdeni
Preston Richardson, Hopkins; Plney Blaine.
.Trenholmn's; a., Dent, Camp Ground; W. W.
Emminger, killams; James Windsor, Garner's;
John Mcqueen. Davis.
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