The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-01
THE COURTS.
Court Of Common pleas.


The regular term of the court, which was
temporarily suspended on the 17th OF March,
for the holding ol on extra term, was resumed
yesterday. The only business done was the
calling of the eqnlty docket and the assign
ment of the following cases for trial during
the remainder of the term:
Henry B. Rice vs. D. G.. Ebaugh; James
Rose and others vs. JOS. A. Huger; The Mutual
Benefit Loan Association vs. Mary E. Cum
niugham and others; Wm. G. Bee, executor OF
J. G.. Shoolbred. vs. Emma A. Shoolbred and
others; David C. Ebaugh Va. N. II. Guyton
and others; McBeaih & Bro. VS.. NJ. A. McKen-
sie aad others; VIM. q. Blackjack vs. John
Meyers and Others; The Peoples National
Bank vs. &. A. Trenholm and others; John c.
others vs. Walter Blake. Jr., and others; Hen
rielta Hashagen aud others va Theresa A.
Senion and others; Jas. Robb and Charles =.
Lowndes vs. Thomas O'Brien ana E. w.
NJ. Mackey; Hoffman, Brabnam Co.. vs. the
Tradesmen's Insurance Company; Hoffman,
Company; John Fraser i Co.. VIM: Caring
ton, Dewiug, Thayer & Co., E. Mills Beach,
the Bank of Newberry, vs. The Charleston Gas
light Company; Edward Greyson va. A. q.
Goodwin; J. X. F. VeLning vs. W. L Venning;
j. Drayton Ford, executor, and Others, vs.
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Lawlon, assignee, Va. Richard Roper, and
others; E. G. Haywood vs.. the South Carolina
Railroad Company; Reoecca Jacobs, and
others, vs.. Jacob Barrett, and others; h. Mas
sot vs D. T. COrbin; Wilsell va. the Cily Coun-
Gil OF Charleston; David Lopez Son vs. the
Charleston Board OF Trade; David Lopez vs.
the Charleston Board oil Trade; George q. In.
graham, and others, executors Of Wm. Postell
1ngraham, vs. the Savannah aud Charleston
Railroad Company; Theodore Scott, and others,
executors. vs. F. Opdebeck and others.
Docket No. 4, containing all cases that have
been referred to referees, will be called on
Monday next.
United States Commissioner.
Peter F. Browu and Abram Crawford, COL
ored, were bound over by Commissioner Por.
teous, yesterday, for trial on charges OF Tio-
lating internal revenue laws.
United States Court.
In The case of 3. A. Abbott vs. Edward L.
Wells, General James Conner commenced the
argument for the plaiDLff and continued with
out closing to the hour of adjournment.
Trial Justices Courts.
Edward Wright, colored, was sent to jsil for
twenty days. yesterday, by Trial Justice Mo-
louy, for stealing pocketbook containing
few dollarp, from Bristol Ward, colored.
warrant was taken out yesterday at Trial
Justice Dover's Office by Thomas Tillinghast,
the keeper of restaurant at the corner Of
State and Chalmer streets, for the seizure of
the flying horse which was established short
time ago on Meeting street. for The salisfac'
ton of claim against the owner, who. 1t Is
alleged, left the city without paying his board
bill. The owner had just returned with his
horse from Beaufort, 8. C.
,Iayor's Court.
JohI Washington, colored. for being drunk
and dlsorderiy, was fined TWO dollars. Henry
Washington, colored, for the came offence,
was fined five dollars. q. Hall, for lying
drunk In The atrse,s, was fined one dollar.
Joseph Yates, for allowing his dog 10 run at
large, and bi g child on the street, was or
dered 10 have the canine killed. B. Kelly, for
being drunk ana disorderly, was fined one
dollar. Emma Moore, colored, Tor aching In
dieorderly manner, was fined two dollars.
Ben GoG, colored, for being drunk and disor-
derly, was fined one dollar. John Brown, Tor
being too drunk to take care oil himself, was
also led one dollar. John DJwling, for be-
ing drunk and disorderly, was fined two dol
lars. James Doran. for Interfering with the
police, received the same punishment. E. b.
Freelapder and Patrick Finn, for being disor-
derry and fighting, were each fined Two dol
lars. wooleff Parson and George Davis, ior
acting in oisorderly manner, and attempt
ing 10 rescue prisoner from The police, were
Hued two dollars each. John Simmons, col.
ored, for fast driving, was fued three dollars.
John c. Corcoran, for being drunk and disor-
derly, was fined one dollar. James Bland,
coored, for the same offence, received the
same punishment. The case of E. Wright,
colored, charged with the same offence, and
also with stealing money, was referred to
trial Justice. Oflhe case of Charles Bryan,
colored, charged with highway robbery, the
same disposition was made. George McDon-
aid, for supposed larceny, was given his choice
between thirty days 10 the House OF Correc-
tlon, and paying twenty dollars ane.