The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-03
COURTS OF Law.
Municipal Court.

John Sumter, disorderly, turned over to q
| trial Justice. John Williams, disorderly and
| fighting, two dollars and o peace bond. John
| Williams, drunk and disorderly, two dollars and
! q peace bond. Samuel Drayton and Margaret
Roberts, lodged for safekeeping, referred TO
the trial Justice. William Hicks, drunk, riot
GUS, ami resisting the police, one dollar and a
peace bond. Emma Nichols, drunk and
abusing the police, two dollars or twenty days.
Edward Wright, disorderly, trespassing and
~assaultiug the police, peace bond. Flora Dray-
ton, disorderly, discharged by request of the
gentleman upon whose premises the disturb
ance was created. The scavenger of Ward
No. l was reported for dereliction OF duty, and
referred to Inspector Lucas. Mrs. Warren,
colored, dlsorderly, to q trial justice. Anew
~foundland dog, and two smaller ones, at large,
one dollar each.
TRIAL Justices Courts.
Samuel Draylon was sent to Jail for twenty
days by Trial Justice Garfield for committing
an assault and battery.
Percilla Warren was carried before Trial
Justice A.. NJ. Mackey, yesterday, for being
dlsorderly on Sunday. night, and creating a
disturbance, in Hasel street, near East Bay
street. She was sent to jail for thirty days.
Martha Allen, also dIsorderly, was fined five
dollars, aud required 10 give a peace bond.
United States commissioners Office.
D.. W. E.cridge, colored, steward of The
steamer Dictator, was carried before Commis.
sloner Porteous yesterday charged with sell
ling cigars from boxes previously used. He
was bound over to appear at the next term of
the United States Court.
James Walker, a colored s%,orekeeper, was
also carried before the commissioner on q
charge of selling liquor without an internal
revenue license. he was bound over to ap.
pear at the next term OF the United States
Court.
United States District Court.
The following business vas transacted last
week in The United States District Court held
at Greenville by Judge Bryan:
United States vs. w. ]. G.. Roberts, retail
liauor dealer, without paying special tax.
Guilty. !, Ordered that q scire faclas issue on
.recognizance of Roberts TO. show cause why
bond should not be estreated and judgment
confirmed on the same Tor default OF appear.
ance.
Elk parte Samuel Hemphill, In re Samuel
Black & A. r. Black, bankrupts. Petition
TO establish lien. Ordered that bond given in
this case to refund, &C., In case OF negro debt,
be cancelled.
Quilted States Va. Calvin Farmer, dIstiller
without paying special tax. Gnllty. Sentence
Let the defendant pay a fine OF i've hundred
dollars and be- imprisoned till fine be paid, and
forfeit the still.
Elk parte Henry r. Hanberry, of Barnwell.
Petition OF voluntary bankruptcy. Petition
read, and, on motion, referred to Carpenter,
registrar, for adjudication.
Uniled States vs. Ambrose Adams. Guilty of
being 6. laborer in a distillery not paying
prisonment In Union County jail.
United States vs.. James Adams. Guilty of
being o laborer In a distillery- not paying
special tax. Sentenced 10 two months im-
prlsonment in Union County Jail.
United States vs. B. e.. Goshneil & W. r.
Goshnell. Resisting officer In discharge Of
duty. 1t Is ordered that the defendants be
discharged and go hence without bail.
United States VS.. John L. Davis, retail liquor
dealer without paying special tax. Prisoner
was sentenced 10 six months imprisonment,
and to pay a fine of one thousand dollars.
State Supreme Court, August 81.
R. Burris vs.. E. h. Whitner, Esq. Appeal
dismissed. Opinion by Willard, Al.
Henry O. Marcy VS.. John Hargrave. Re-
argument ordered.
r. McNamee vs.. A. G. Waterbury ct al. Or
dered that counsel be heard on the question,
has a Judge of probate authority 10 grant, on
the application of the personal representative
of the decreased, an order Tor the sale OF real
estate for the payment of debts, on the failure
OF other assets to meet the anne
Before Associate Justice Wright, in cham
bers:
Jenkins VS.. McAilister. Mr.. Williams, for
plaintiff, moved for an Injunction. Rule made
returnab!e September A, at 10 A. M.