The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-10

Trus bills ~ Carolina Ge4oer, attempting 10
intimidate voter; ThrT s Fields, March
Bali and Charles Hincks, ss.ing liquor and TO-
i, bscco Without internal revenue licenses. /
Nc, bill was found against Morris Higgins on
the charge Of selling liquor and tobacco With
ont an inlernnl revenue license.
he. Baker, q. F. sweegan and E. O.
Baker, former copartners as h. F. Baker d
Co., were declared bankrupts on the petition
of John Rommell d Brother.
. All. Moses, of Sumter, was finally dis.
charged from bankruptcy.
Petition of David W. Lamb aud A. 8. John
ston, trustees of v. 8. Maxwell, to establish
lien mortgage in the case OF W. ]. Maxwell,
bankrupt, was referred to Registrar seabrook.
Petition Of John J. Houseal to compel the
Hen creditors OF Motto & Tarrant, bankrupts,
TO file their demands. Referred to Registrar
Jaegar. -.
Petition Of T. 8. Jefreys to call In lien ere
ditors In the case Of John B. johnson, bank
rupr. Referred to Registrar Clawson.
Charles Ainck was found guilty Of selling
aouor and tobacco without an internal reve:
nue. license, and sentenced to pay fine OF
$25. az
In the. case Of Adam Cross, selling liquor
and tobacco without an internal revenue IL
cense, the jury having failed to agree, mis-
trial was ordered.
80 Bench warrants were Issued for the arrest
Of Thomas Fields, Carolina Geiger, Elias Read,
Stephen Smith and James Elijah, alias Mon
day waites, against whom true bills were
found on different charges.
Thomas D., Msrnaugh was admitted to 2rac.
tics law In the United States Courts.
aAJ3& Inferior Court
. The grand jury findings were as follows:
True bills: Chloe Greene, receiving stolen
goods; jacob Fisher, grand larceny; Samuel
Bates and John Washington, burglary and
larceny; Raphael Rugiero, assault scd battery.
mo bin was found against James Jackson on
a charge OF assault with intent to kill, and
assault and battery.
w:Joseph German was found not guilty Of as
sault and battery. s..r..,
Peter McKelvey slss Peter simons bsing
found not guilty of burglary and grand
larceny was discharged.
d;F. Opdebeck was found guilty Of assault and
battery. %;
Jacob Fisher was found guilty of grand
larceny. :, -, - -,
sHaohael Aun Fordham was found guilty Of
assault and battery. 49,. .5..
The case of Samuel Watson, burglary and
rraBd larceny, was mol. pressed, to make him
estate witness against Peter McKelvey.
"a Duncan Washington was tried for assault
with intent to kill and assault and battery, but
up to q late hour the jury had failed to agree.
!, ~. ~. Municipal Court.
James middleton, colored, assault with brick
bats, one dollar. VIM. johnson, drunk, one
dollar. Geo. B. Cuthbert, colored, stealing
cotton, trial Justice. Tony Howard, colored,
arrested with bag of cotton supposed to be
stolen, trial justice. John Russell, drunk, one
dollar Two cows at large, one dollar each.
-. Trial Justices' Courts.
McLain Green and Diana Williams, colored,
charged with stealing clothing, were sen-
fenced yesterday by Trial Justice Maokey to
return the articles and pay costs, or 60 to Jail
for twenty days.
Dennis White, colored, became enraged
with fellow-citizeu yesterday, assaulted
him. and attempted to batter his counte-
nance out of shape. The latter retreated to
Trial Justice McKinlay's office, where Dennis
was made to fork over one dollar snG costs.
- Unlted States commissioner.
VIM. q. Epperson, OF Sumter, was bound
over: by Commissioner Porteous' Yesterday,
fc: trisl before the United States Court on 3
charge of violating the internal revenue laws