The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22
THE COURTS.
Omitted states Court

George 2. Curry was ordered to show cause,
on the 9TH Of November next, why he shous
not be attached for failure to pay the costs In
the case OF George P. Curry against j."
Stokes and others, an ordered by the court.
F. d. Bates, debtor, was declared a bank
rupt on the petition Of a creditor.
the petition for fnal discharge from BANK
ruitsyof E. @. Cunningham was referred to
Registrar Olawson for 9 report.
eJohn Hanckel and q. D. Alexander were
appointed asslgnees Of /. 9. z. Bennett, bank
rupt.
@. B. Glover was appointed assignee Of A.
J. Frederick, bankrupt
Court OF Common Pleas.
Tho case Of Henry Byers against John With,
suIt to establish partnership, was argued BE-
Sore Judge Graham, at chambers, yesterday.
Bysrs contends that he was admitted to part
nesship by With, which With denies. The
Gaze was referred to Colonel B. d. Rutledge
for q report, and Colonel Rutledge's report
sustained the defendant. Byers's counsel ex-
csepted to the report, and the case was accord
ing,y carried before Judge Graham, who, after
meaning Sn0 6IKuMoutoS ISo0Asou un
Inferior Court.
James q. Stevens was found guilty Of as
sault and battery.
wilson, teadman was found guilty OF grand
larceny, but recommended to mercy.
ssaul Cuthbert was found guilty Of robbery.
Il. Levin, j., foreman Of Jury No. 2, was
excused nom further duty, and George shrews-
burg, Q ~supernumerary, was appointed fore.
man in his, stead.
!, MI Davy was found guilty Of assault and
battery.
The following cases we're mol pressed: Fritz
SteliDg, obstructlng an officer on duty, and
rescuing q prisoner; Jerry Coleman, assault
with intent to kill and assault and batteryi
Joseph Wilson, robbery; Henry Wilson, grand
larceny.
The grand jury made the following findings:
Nassau Glvens and Robert Lloyd, grand lar
oeny, true bill; b. A. Cohen, assault and bat
tery, true bill; Catherine Cohen, assault and
battery, no blu.
- Municipal Court.
Jacob jenkins, drunk and disorderly; two
dollars. Elizabeth Brown, Cecil Williams,
Nolsey swinton and Jeanette Singleton,
drunk and dlsorderly; one dollar each. E.
Jaeger, drunk and dlsorderly; two dollars.
Robert Green and York Wright, fighting; one
dollar each. Edward Duncan, disorderly and
CRYING IRE; turned over to q trial justice.
Margaret Lee and Aleck Dicks, dlsorderly; one
dollar e.ck. Augustus Flynn, drunk; one
do,llr. Prince Albert, disordsrly, two dollars
or twenty days. William Norris. drunk; two
dollars or twenty days. Carroll Olsen and
James Dunn, drunk; one dollar for the for
mer and two dollars for the latter. A COW
and q goat at large; one dollar for the former,
latter dismissed. =
Uuissd States CommilsIonor's Once.
Samuel Hatch was before Commissioner Por.
teous yesterday, charged with creating an
election riot. His case was continued until
this morning. Frank Wilson. Thomas Preston
and RswlIns Small were committed to jail for
examination on the same charge.
Trial Justices' Courts.
George Mn, mate Of the British bark Belle
stnart. was before Trial Justice Levy yestsr'
dsy afternoon, charged with beating Augusta.
Flynn, q seaman OF the same ship. The cas-
was eont,nusdantil this morning.