The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-02

Major w, W. Pierce, for many years resident Of
mington and during Confederate Mlle. times G Ghe1
hna died in Norfolk, Va. on Monday night last, 81
( Cholera. Major Pierce was ono Of the most enter.
prising of the merchants Of Wilmington, he leaves
large family to mourn his !s:.oo. l1ss n.sso,,,
r. THE estimate Of the tobacco crop Of Virginia and
North Carolina Che present season is $1,000 hogs
One day last week, Mr. Lewis Blake, living
near williamsburg in this county, set q bear trap,
bud when e-returnedtoit to ascertain his success,
poand that he had captured four-three cubs and
sfslair 1notler.-G Greentrier Independent.
81 The editor Of the Salisbury Bonner has in his
4; Possession an ear Of corn containing sixteen rows
!. and siSty-three grains to the row-counting out
10os grains. Hard to beat.
In the U. s. District Court, Judge Brooks pro-
siding at Newbern, on Friday, verdict was given
for the 1lainti, and $500 damages awarded, in the
pn the arrival OF boat at Newbern, was not forth
coming On tho presentation Of his check, and
honco the suit-Raleigh Sentinel.
I've learn that o citizen Of an adjoining county
faflc coming down. the Chesapeake, a few nights
.sdrco, vas approached BY person on the boat,
The South and asked permission t. share his state
I roon Permission was granted, and in the course
Of the night the impostor made an attempt to rob
the pockets Of t@heNorth he Oarolnian, who caught
Il the seuffe had his ear cut of: He was finally se-
cnIed.-l bsd. ez=z
Il DRIED FRurr.-During The past season, E. A.
Of Salem, shipped North three hundred
thousand lbs of drisa sRRes one hundred thou,
Thousand lbs. OF dried peaches amounting in all
to four hundred and ten thousand lbs. j. L. Full
b kefson shipped twenty-two Thousand seven hun
dred and fifty pounds, Of blaokbarries, and forty
zone thousand pounds Of apples; in au sixty-three
thousand seven hundred and fifty pounds.
Add the two summaries, and we have exported
from Salon. says the Press, four hundred and
SBeyenty-three thousand pounds Of dried fruit,
,sMhich brought .greenbaoks into the place to the
EKand seyenty-aeven ars.-Daity Journal.
IS ANo.2ER Ou1RAaE-It seems as if we shall never
DE perk:ttcd to close the record Of vilainy daily
occurring in our midst and the country around.
Last night our townsman, 0. R. Colgrove, who has
recently beol carrying on farm near Trenton, re.
surned to this place. bringing with him all his stock
and household goods to avoid their utter destruc-
tion BY the dcsperadoes who are now nfesting the
country. Wclearn that this movement was hasten-
I'D by the following circumstances MIR. Colgroye,
hesing heard threats Of attack upon his premises
by the robbers made some preparations to receive
them by constructing stookade and enclosing his
stock, &c Frna to their promise, the rufians to
the number Of twenty or more made their appear
a prepared a way for an advance on the corral by
YEettng iro to Ntr. Colgroves cotton gin and out
Shonses. We understand unginned cotton to the
ganount OF thirty five bales was destroyed with the
buildings, and other property very much damaged
II When will those outrages be stopped7 COM
pany Of Regulators would be Of service, Who will
gaise 1t ?-.Nccbe,m Jouraaolcy OF Commerce.