The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-09

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buthe got away, and obtMned assistance from sout
Bay aud found him seoreted in yard. Upon my at-
tempting TO arrest him no abu'ei me- and had great
dicuty In arresng him He struck mo several tim es.
frisoner found guilty and seateuced to ti1 y days
nsrd aoor on tho Streets and ned $40. BY interce
sion or Sergeant WEsoorr he lot OF from tho
United States us Henry dayton fcoiored) ).-Stea ling
observation-disclosures HARRINGTON sworn says: On
Tuesday evening. about tx o'clock, large xd
IN Kingsreet at No. $685. told that defendant had
Stolen revolver and arrested him; ho searched
at the Guard Hou:e. but revolver found him;
was told that he handed TO auothor person who ran
or /"
W. N. LOCKWOOD sworn. says: was In tho rear OF
my store. No sos King-street when my p,rtner told
me defendant had stolen revolver; pursued ,nd had
him arrested, but did not and II him. him ca
another boy from the street Who walked little
way with him and then went back. .0I ,..'
JOHN HARLEsroN sworn, says: the defendant
tako small revolver from tho window No. 39s King
street; saw another boy walk with him Iittle way
and then leave. '''
Defendant found guilty. sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment at hard labor on tho streets.
MAxon's CouRr. Friday Morning, juno s.-An Italian
veuder of fruit for which he had cense was brought
up for vending liquors, for which hs had not license
aeSuhef WasR OF frndo.
Defendants baker testified his bsh f that there WAS
quarrel between the two fruit venders and that he did
not sell liquor. Case dismissed.
Second caseNegro resisting arrest-Sent to Provost
Marshal ... .r
Third case-A clerk of the market for giving per.
init to sell 1e strings Of sinkug fish, Turned over to
the Commissioners Of the Market.
MANNING, g. CA writer in the Sumter Ne,us Of the
7th just from the capital Of Clarendon SAYS: .ineoI
WAS there there some sad traces OF destruction
caused by the war and its effects among most prom
fuent OF which, in the Of town. are the
dlapidated ruins Of the coutt House and JAIL The
Court Of Equity happened to be in Clarendon
District, Chancellor CARROLL presiding was pleased
to notice that the chancellor seemed to In the enjoy
mont OF good health and hopeful spirits He brings TO
the OF the high trust committed to him
great learning profound knowledge of law equity
energy, dignity and courtesy He addressed to-
the docket, and great many disposed Of"
The Fernandina (F1A. Courier has the following &C.
count OF marine disaster: Tho British bark Gcoroe
H. Jenkins cleared from this port last week with load
Of 40 feet of lumber for Queenstown Ireand On
the LIST instant while being towed to sea- the bark
drawing Tx feet Of water. touched lightly On st.
Mary bar, and the stean-tug not having sufficient
power TO csrry her along, she fell off, drfeed some dis
tance and finally striking and lodging the She
struck In 1Sh feet Of water No blame Is to
the pilot on board Captain DorY informs us that IN
to Saturday last been washed no
around the bark. Her deck load had been removed,
but whether she can be got Off is very doubtful The
United States steamer .Conemaugh made two efforts
to pull her Of, but was unsuccessful"
..r- e. --O-
AEfA1Rs IN ooLuMpA--The caro,inian com os to us
md {pnnr
arsest daily in the State, outside of Charleston We no.
ce that these three last words accidentally omitted
from Its head Of "Lary.n circulation in tie Slate"
fersonne deHes competition. It will be seen from the
following extracts that they not ving quiet time
In Columbia; .' No..
PERSONAL RRNooNrnE.- gentlemen Of the city
were yesterday engaged In dicuty. which resulted
the shooting OF one OF them through the Until
all the facts are before MS refrain from comment
PRoVosT CouRT.-A youthful. enterprising biackleg,
In double aense. who sails under the cosnouen Of
Blu Roe was yesterday caught in the act Of stealing
Colts pistol from the Store OF Messrs. Fisher Low
rance. on Main-strest He has appeared before the
court several tmes to for similar charges and it
10 b hoped that tho present sentence of thirty
bard labor will have the effect OF raiping his wild and
erasPing dispoaiton With exception Of cases
OF debt nothing f1rther OF interest Is to be recorded
The amount Of pistol practice In and around Column
bia after nightfa 1s enormous. One might almost
OF row between soldiers and negroes. attempts
to rob those who are homeward vending thoir weary
casualties reported, aud must therefore presum
the firing is just "for the fun OF tho thing" The
military and police win entitle thamseIyes to the
thanks Of the community by putting An cid to this reok
less burning OF gunpowder. : sH'7 -
THE RAINS AND THE CRops-The rains since sstur
day, Says the Columbus SUM- have been very heavy
intervals, and the all their banks and
the crops on the low lands covered with water. We
made trip into the country yesterday and found the
crops Of cotton and moro backward than we had
But little Of the cotton Is yet six inches
high, and most Of it not over .four inches from the
ground Much Of 1t has not had the arst hoeing and
s very nearly used by grass and weeds. We found
much corn in bad condition, suffering for work from
neglect In trying to save the cotton Much Of the cotton
land planted Will have to be turned out to save the
balance. In old cotton growing times. with slave labor
It was usual by this time for the c,ton Of this section to
be knee high and over full Of FORMS in con-
dton IL IA now all of month haina tha nrnn nf 1870