The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05
THE COURTS.

THE COURTS.
Court OF Common Pleas.
A motion was made before Judge Graham,
sitting at chambers on Saturday, for the vaca-
tion of an order of injunction, previously Is
sued by him, restraining the county commits
sioners of Orangeburg from commencing work
upon road authorized by the last Leglsla'
ture to be cut from Fogle's Mills, In Orange
burg County, to Bamberg, in Barnwell Coun-
ty. After the making OF the motion, the Judge
jasued mn order annulllng the order OF linjunc-
ton.
The grand jury was organized as follows:
J.P. Howard, foreman; Thomas Garity, E.
Robert Wells, James Whipple, Edward Wealth
err, A. A. AsplnalI, Benjamin Hernandez, d.
l.. Brentford, George N. Little. G. F. Burke,
Samuel Perronneau, W. G. Lawton, VIM.
Glover, Philip Blainey, F. Lance.
Sixteen petty jurors answered to call.
Four were excused, and the jury commits
sioner was instructed to summon fifty addl-
tlonal, to appear next Monday, until when
those present were dismissed.
:. CIV. Buttz was appointed temporary soil.
citor.
E. B. seabrsok was readmltted to the prac-
tice of law, after making the following apol-
ogy:
May Il please ytatr Honor-Dnring the May,
1872, term of the court at Orangeburg, by the
order of your Honor, was suspended from
the exercises Of my franchises as an attorney
and counsellor Of this court
Since that time, after reflection and con.
sutslion with friends, In whose Judgment
/ have great confidence, and by the advice
of Hons. W. A. Pringle and Henry Buist, who
have consented to represent me, have come
to the conclusion that my conduct, Whlcn re-
suited In the order OF your Honor was hasty,
inconsiderate and disrespecuul, and l now
cheerfully say 30, and tender my regret 10
your Honor for what has occurred.
The grand jury found true bills against L. 1.
Woolf, murder, and Francisco Victor Valdez,
murder. The court adjourned until WedRes-
day next.
The following are the persons who were
summoned as jurors In accordance with the
order issued by the court yesterday:
James P. Artson, P. NJ. Gregoris, A. Cadet,
L. J. Taylor, VIM. Dart, Henry j. N. King, &.
@. Brown, a. E.. Philippi, Jacob q. Whitman,
Alexander Williams, B. Feldman, A. Nleman,
Z. F. Campbell, Thomas 8. Basin. George
Little, T. A. Davis, G. Pienge. E. ". Edger-
ton, c. g. RICHTER, Francis Lee, 3. =. Russell,
John N. Adams, 8. q. Hare, N. G.. Camplin,
Robert Aston, Adam Green, G. L. Butler, G.
3. sigwald, ]. d. Jungbluth, T. G. Boag. N.
M. Gilbreth, George @. Webb, Henry Bacot,
J. @. Dorbaum, Frederick OConnor, Henry
Gsrdts. W. q. Chafee, Edward Mickey, Thos.
Bamfeld, J. F. Gleason, p Green, Sr., ]. b.
Aloers, 4. q. Jones, NJ. D. Brown, John Cross,
J. B. Wright.
Trial Justices' Courts.
John Davis, colored, was sent to Jail for
thirty days by Trial Justice Levy for stealing q
pistol from Monday Jordan.
J. Callejas was bound over for trial at the
next term of the Inferior Court by Trial JUS.
tice McKlnlay for striking and wounding Robt.
Lee, colored, upon the head with bar of iron.
Municipal Court.
George Frost, cutting Charles Peters, turn.
cd over to trial justice. William Jones and
William slmons, dlsorderly and abusing the
police, two dollars or twenty days each. Sam
uel Allston, drunk, one dollar. John Davis,
stealing pistol from E. NJ. White, turned
over to trial justice. John Cooper, charged
with stealing q watch from Monday Jordan,
turned over to trial justice. Benjamin Blan-
chard and Charles Conklin, disorderly and
abusing the police, two dollars and peace
bond for the former; one dollar for the latter.
Lawrence Wilson, drunk, disorderly and at
to rescue a prisoner, one dollar.
William Hanley, applied for Lodgings, dis
charged. MeElroy & Co., running dray
Without license, dismissed. Emma Dunlap,
disorderly, Two dollars. Minus Gof, selling
flsh without license, one dollar. Walter
Jackson, drunk, one dollar. Jogeph Fraser,
dlsorderly, dismissed. Alexander Dicks and
Lee, drunk, dIsorderly and lighting,
one dollar or ten days each. James CosgroVe,
drunk, one dollar. Jacob Hefiron, larceny
and vessancy. thirty days. Robert Curtis,
drunk, discharged. J. Callajas. Philip Meitz'
Ter and J. W. Bennett, disorderly and wound
Ing Robert Gee, turned over to trial justice.
Samuel Knights, disorderly and fighting, two
dollars or twenty days. Thomas Lotus,
drunk, one dollar or ten days. James Brown
drunk and rlotous, two dollars. Joseph Civ
ens, keeping disorderly house, bond to keep
the peace and an orderly house. Thomas
drunk, one dollar. Two COWS,
goat and hog at large, one dollar each for
the COWS and goat, and two dollars for the hog.