The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-01
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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1866.
STATE ITEMS.


gs Hesday last. Prosent-Hon. D. T. DuNK1N
CHIEF Justice; ID. L. WARDLAw and JOHN A.
siSutisS Associate Justices.
EN Inc Charleston Docket, being first in order was
I: Called and the following cases heard:
T. Martin rs. the City Council of Charleston
fDiartn for motion; Mr. ". D: Porter contra
= >shillips for motion; Mr. 1,uist contra.
snes g. Meggeth, admr, es. Samuel G. Black
Mr. Lord for motion; MIR. VIM. Whaloy to
q 8 Albergotti Us. Sans; Same us Chsplin II nd Us.
f aesaE were continued; and Youmans ais. Perry
On yesterday tho Court was engaged in the ex-
nipatIon OF applicants for admission to practice
nav ahd Equity Courts Of this State The
- La,o'oRobert Aldrich, c.. X. Anderson G. X
Bolton, Q: n Butler, D. K. Charles, W 3. Clancey
p X. Dargan, j. +. Dargan, Benjamin e. Dixon
"A Av w !, PSSjer, }, James Dudley, + stobo Farro%
Harloe, II. r. Hemphill, j. III. johnson, D. A.
= Jones, W. NJ: Kirton, John K. Law, Thomas ].
sa[e 1[ Gants, J. G. Mex issick, J. D. McLucas, r. p
Muhard, Thomas ID. Mernaugh, J. c. Mills, Julian
G. Pinelney, II. W. Rice. E. i. Simpson, c. Smith,
:, man, L. T.: Stubbs, w. Symmos, S. r. Todd, A.
~ ppanWyek, W. p5nWyck Va Jr George W. Wells r
&c. Witherspoon, w. II. Youmans
W; 3 Clancy A. 6. PaSean, WIZ. ": J. Gnyer, s n,
ffS.laKhes B. Moore, Thomas Il. Moorlnan, W. Nj
se sosns tGPS Ristap sehR presao9 IT,
". l. smyth, ". II: Spearman, Z. T. Stokes,
az; an W; Stokes. Augustus Yanwyok, j. Q. Wilson,
sly. III. Youmans.
are happy toslcarn that very
interesting and extensive revival of religion has
Nresently taken place at the New Prospect Baptist
Pastor, Rev Mr. Eandrum, " was % assisted iGe bv ReV ne
Messrs. Breaker, Allison, LnnEford and Williams.
ss.Eorty-two persons, chiefly young ladies and
Tsentlenen, and Of the best famihes Of the neigh
&RPrhood, united with the Church.
j, [Spartanbuy Express
= Prof Turnor,, native of spartanburg District
sf}ft. has just been appointed Professor of Music
On, the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, in Staunton
ia Ibid.
IHe usual Annual Grafton before tho Clariosophic
nd .Euphradian Societies of the University of
s$3outh Carolina Cate South Carolina College), will
LIS delivered by Gen. E. NJ. Law, in tho University
SsChapel Mt o'clock this evening -Thenir 2sh adI
=. FIRE IN GREENvnIE.-A fire broke out in Green
sestroyed McBee's Hall, two stores under the
Hiding, occupied by Thos. Steen, grocer, and Dr.
fas ssalo aPs B1 dk0%GS 10 %oR saan abs sssg
,SoAdght fire, but oxtinguished. Tho fire was
sthe result Of accidont-I6id.
y Gov. MAaRATH's PosTT1oN.-The Petersburg In
v "Ex-Gov. A. G. Magrath, of South Carolina has
written letter to Governor Orr in favor of the
adoption OF tho Constitutional Amendment by tho
9 Southern States as measure of relief, and the
ESwisest policy for the masses
This makes two respectable advocates of this
1sen henry among inc n'0 mi'n0hS OF southern white
We have not seen published Or heard Of the lot
ter referred to- We refer the Index to his message
iStd i' p'''''' u e''' 0i- vi 'n' A''H'''''n'-
q FAm.-Ccrtain ladies' of Columbia have associ-
themselves Sc together for the purpose of rails
Orphan children. To carry this design into
3egdtion, they propose to hold a CHARITY Fair"
IN Columbia, commencing on Tuesday evening,
~ eember 4th and continuing during the week
yanney's Hall. An attractive feature of the Fair
Pill consist Of series Of Tablcaux, representing
arious scenes at home and abroad d.-Cdrolinidn.
s11SEcuuoN.-HenryC Cheatham, negro was
aented at Anderson on the 23d in tho presence
an immense crowd of whitos and blacks. He
guarded to the place OF execution by detail
the company OF Brevct Colonel Smith, COM
Hnding the post.
9tSgill be remembered that Cheatham in con-
Zion with Dan Johnson, brutally murdered n
fite youth named Gecr, near Anderson, last
:, ,iahuary. He confessed his guilt.
About o'clock on Friday evening last, an alarm
Sfs fire was given and found TO proceed from q
- Ale On Mr.. Thos. Paysinger's premises. The
Saiding being S large, it was used lin tho various
fapacltles OF stable barn and Workshop, and con.
med one horse and mule, corn andfoddor, besides
ga!uablo lot OF dressed plank, all Of which, with
exception Of tho mule mule (Which fortunately
e srched) werc destroyed. NccGerYy Herald.
We hear that the ladies of the Baptist congrega-
hsG are e geMttng M @ up large and handsome fair to
s89<fsek before Christmas, to be open two or three
tkS5FFdaYs and nights. Edyefeld Adpertiser.
ss,EsxlDEATH OF JAMES HENRY HAYNswoRTH.-We are
ained to learn of the accidental death Of this wor-
Il Thy young man, formerly citizen Of this place
put since the war residing in the West, whore he
,6ame to- an untimely end by the bursting Of the
Sboiier Of n steam engine on tho Mobile and Ohio
s. Aailroad. He bore brave and gallant part in the
~ 5tyfce OF his country from the inceptionto tho
lose Of our struggle for independence. Ho leaves
eSyoung and interesting wife, n father mother
Tathers and sisters to mourn the sad fate Of no
~ sgonng man.-iSun,ter Ne,os.
S.fhe Camden Journal mentions the death of tn,
1dt csT ID. M. Mcclure, Of the Presbyterian Church
died on Sunday last, at the ago of 80 years.
~ aRKvHLE FEMALE CoLLEaE.-It will be mat
pf sincere congratuaton the part OF th
Sds Of this institution to know that it has beer
ganized, and It's exercises are to be resumed
Ehe LIST Of January, with n competent corps O
shers. The College building, which has afforded
g2 and since the war, an asylum for refugees
5 again under the control OF the Trustees ant
I'LL be used for collegiate purposes hcreafter
F5SsfThe Rev. II. B. Anderson, the newly elected
ident will be ably assisted by the Rev. NJ. d
God and the Misses Manigault in the Collegiat
9epartmcnt. Miss G. Amanda Moore will be il
nESHarge of tho Primary Classes, and Mrs. N. w
%yEhornwell s to continue in the responsible posi-
b Mon Of Matron. Young ladies coming to this in
AN6eitution can be boarded in the College building
ere ample spaco has been provided for this pur
ssose, under the immediate control Of Mrs. Thorn
FsFTeI.
NJ NEW POLAND SPoTsyLvBF1A CoUNTY.-Th
hRichmond Enquirer says the SDStlement Of Polisl
iles in Spotsylvania County, called New Poland
A.. Ill .I-s. n