The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

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LADIES hoRIAL AssocIArIoN-TheIa ladies of this asso.
cation propose to adorn the graves
Dead at Magnolia, Saturday. 10th inst. There will
be exercises appropriate to tho OCCASION commencing
| at O'Clock p NJ
Tho railroad companies llavo kindly offered to run
trains to and from Magnolia That of the Northeastern
Railroad Company will begin to at O'Clock 2. M.
and the South Carolina Railroad. from tho Marysreet
depot at quarter p H. Fare for the round trip
2S cents Tickets to bo found at the dopos and at the
following places Charleston Hotel Mills House, Pa
vion Hotcl RUssELLs Book Store GREEn's Book Store
| and HART's Book storo, King.sreet: ouIsN Il BRO
Periodical Depot, Kingstreet. opposite Ann street;
AIMARs Drug Store, corner King and Vanderhorst-
streets; JOSEPH WALKER corner Meeting and Market
streets, and CoURTENAYs Book Store. Broad.street.
The money arising from tho sale Of these tickets
| for the benefit OF the association.
Extra lines of omnibuses will also be uontribu.
tions Of wreaths and flowers solicited. comm ttee
ladies will be at the Masonic Hibernan Halls on of
Saturday morning. from halfpast eight to IL o'clock
purpose Of receiving contributions of this
Express wagons will start from South Rattery at ia
O'Clock A. a. and along the following route for
purpose of gathering such wreahs and garands
'aB may be contributed
Ono from Battery through Legare, Tradd and Rut.
ledge Streets and Rutledge Avenue to Magnolia one
from Battery through King-sreet; from Batte ~
one East Bay, through Alex
ander, America, Line and Meeting Streets Persons re.
siding outside the route above mentioned will please
send their contributions to tho most convenient points
to meet the wagons.
PRovosT COURT. Wednesday Morning, June l3-
United States PHILIP BucKHErr and JAcoB BUCK.
HEIr-Assault and Battery-contiuued.- j.
DENNIS. white, sworn Was Mount Pleasant Sunday
afternoon; saw crowd gathered on wharf there heard
aaU Srtt otf,i lafa-l
| s. Of a b-h and heard him say he would kill him
stepped back to two ladies' then returning to the
crowd saw BUokHErr with bloody mouth; Mr.. Beach
and myself took him aboard of the boat on deck still
beeding there he sat down deck witness left
him. did not him again till he reached Charleston
AT Mount Pleasant Jacob Buckheit doing nothing
when he first saw him. and surrounded by Is
there were many passengers aboard ladies' among them
East Bay. and both of the Buckheits and negroes
t9howed him to Market street, and saw no more of
! nothing of any fight in town.
Cross ezamined-Did not know who struck defendant:
stick II he saw him again.
": N Beach twhite5, sworn: Was at Mount Pleasant
Jacob Buckheit and heard them curse him. and asked
& what was the matter got no answer; carried him
groes; Jacob Buckhet alone when Jacob Buckheit
went ont he got struck, and had bloody mouth; arv
ing In Charleston, saw crowd, and heard Jacob Buck
heit say you are the man who struck plaintiff said
him s
no one eiee struck plaintiff; plaintiff OF crowd
mSuS had Ia small o
plaintiff :~-+Stsd 49, 9a9 .aEhs go
at Mount Pleasant; there was crowd of negroes; wit
ness attention was particularly called to plaintiff be-
certain plaintiff cursed defendant on wharf in Charles
tom plaintiff heard defendant that he the man
VIM. Miller twhite,. sworn Was at Mount Pleasant
| last Sunday evening; saw fight; colored man
PERSONS; j. Buckheit alone; the blow made his
| mouth bleed don't know who struck him; don't know
were Aehtng; ). Buckhet was coming through crowd
when struck; two of crowd had sticks sticks passed
1 around from one of the Gro Hd to another.
man knock OF hat OF j. Buek6eit don't Eno who did
it; saw commencement OF row in Charleston. and
soped Immediately; far off when saw hat knock
ed off, and could not recognize the man who did It,
JACOB pUcKHErr's STATEMENT.
While on Mount Pleasant Wharf, on Sunday evenin
st about to go on board of the steamboat struck
in the face. and had my hat knocked off; man curse
cursed him he said yes and would curse him wo rs
II he did not mind his business arrived I'm Charles
seeing the stick In his hand with which he had be en-
struck in Mount Pleasant thought he be
he struck T him With hs s .nd pan pS %as TO
strike him with the he stick snstched stick from him. and
Defendants fined $40 each or ten days' imprison-
United States Us. Henry Bond misunderstanding
Raccoon.,Daniel Blaokwood colored). sworn Mr..
Blaokwood, n & who had D. very black skin. said Was
he got through missed his coon; crowd told him de.
fendant had captured the game; witness made chase as
far corner of King and Spring Streets where came
up with the game. Defendant refused to deliver coon
| surrender coon, and arrested him withal.
Mr. Bla >kwood was eniently disposed, and he had
recovered coon, wished no harm to coon.taker. Not
guilty.
United States ps. Stephen Wright colored)-Assault
srbv wright very black with
was sitting by window the other night, when defendant
tried to close window told him It no use to close
windows he then choked me and tore all the clothes of
my back; he boxed me on side of my face; told him
| stop It. $25. or twenty dsys hard labor.
| United States Mary Ann Simons fcolored)-Ya.
grancy-Defendant is black girl about twelve years
old; her father died In the army and her mother in
small pox hospital Policeman, sworn, arrested g.
fendant King and Wsrrenstreets last night De-
iendant was sent to Freedman's Bureau.
| MAYORS CouRF-Wednesdsy Morning, June lS.-The
proceedings Of this Court to-day not pquau tly
teresting. female, for keeping junk shop ithout
license was fined $780, 30 that pecuniarily proa ted
nothing by her unlawful transactions, as o license
| would only havo cost that amount. and, more over,
would have protected her trac some time to come
| which the bne Will not.
| distressed parent, from the lower walks Of Hfe
brought her to the Guard House safe eping
The hopeful scion had got into bad company and had
been stealing and his parent afraid he would grow
worse. At request Of tho aged father, tho Mayor re-
tanned the boy for few days. the parent furnishing his
mea's DICKENS could have made touching chapter Of
| this incident