The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-08
TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Richard Alston, Richard Frost and William
Clyde, colored, disorderly and trespassing,
thirty days each. Thomas Cochran, drunk,
one dollar. Il. Dickson, chimney on fire.
continued. James Berry, drunk and dlsor-
derly, one dollar. A COW at large, one dollar.
United States Court.
The grand and petit and pleas juries were
organized as follows:
GRAND JURY.
Artemus ]. Burke, foreman; VIM. H. Burney,
Moses q. Camplin, j. b. Dacoster, w. NJ
Drifte, Primus Green, Luke u. Maddox,
Fraak Moses, Warren Mention, Christopher
MonItrIe. Abram Smith, colored, Henry G.
Burie. Patrick Dolau, james Fuller, Warren
z. Heslon, T. Waring MikeIl, John w. Nunan,
Carsten Ii. Peters, Stephen Thomas, III. w.
Venning, Frederick Wienhollz, While.
JURY NO. l.
DIR. David GeIger, foreman; John A. Aston,
Charles M. Browning, SlelliDg, j. K. G.
q. Drlscoll, BehreDd Doscuer, white; George
W. Allen, Lawrence Campbell, fnomas W.
Davis colorsd.
JURY NO. 2.
P. p. Locke, foreman; James Hogan, James
Luby, F. G. Miller, Jack MayblD, J. d. Oslen-
dorfI, Charles P. Pelham, white; Benjamin e.
Holloway, Moses Langley, Samuel Meares, h.
G. MlnoJt, d. G. Rainey, colored.
sUPRRNUMERARIEs.
]. P. Kirkland, Isaac e. Hertz, Henry Ho-
garth. David Wilson, Edward Horloeck, RicA-
ard Wilson.
Petition of Charles Kerrleon, Sr., to eslab-
lish lien In the case OF Charles Kerrison, Jr.,
bankrupt. Referred to Registrar Carpenter.
The grand jury made the following findings:
Stephen Smith, voting under age, true bill;
Adam Cross, selling liquor and tobacco with
out an Internal revenue license, true 0illi Ed
ward Drake, illegal voling, no bill.
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner Porteous, yesterday, bound
over James Gallagher for trial before the
United States Court, on charge of harborlDg
seamen.
Inferior Court.
The grand jury made the following findings:
True bills: John Anderson, alias John
Washington, grand larceny; Alfred HutsoD,
Joseph Young and henry Taylor, grand lar
ceny; Richard Murphy, assault with intent TO
kill, and assault and battery. Jose Callsjas
and Francis Campbell, assault with Intent to
kill, aud assault and battery.
No bills: VIM. Rivers, assault with lBtent
to kill, and assault and battery; Chas. Ben
than, house-breaking and grand larceny; Lou.
lisa Wilson, perjury.
The following persons, convicted at the oc-
tober term OF The court, were arrested on
bench warrants aud sentenced as follows:
william Chisolm, twenty dollars fine and
coste, or two months imprisonment; N. L.
Dayy, assault and battery. five dollars and
costs, or three months Imprisonment; William
Chisolm, having already been imprisoned for
two months, was discharge. d.
John q. Holmes, convicted OF carrying on
business without State license, proved that
he had not received notice OF the suit
against him, whereupon The proceedings and
verdict were set aside.
Peter Goodwin was found guilty OF grand
larceny. John Anderson, alias John Wash
ingtop, was found guilty of the same charges
Charles Williams was found not guilty OF
breaking and grand larceny. Prince
Bowen was found not guilty OF assault with
intent to kill, aud assault and battery.
The following cases continued from the Oc-
tober term will be tried on Friday: Francis
NJ. and George F. Kinloch, violation. OF the
act regulating the payment Of aborers' wages;
Henry Doscher, breach OF trust and larceny;
James H. stephenH. assault and battery; Ben
jamin Mason, assault and battery.
All other cases continued from the last term
will be heard on Monday and Tuesday next.
Benjamin Hernandez being trial Justice,
was excused from further duty on the grand
jury.