The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-04

II. d. Secretary.
Brother T. NJ BoRRICK, 8. D.
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*Re:elected.
MAYORS CoURT, December 3.-Wil]i~m Henry,
q "cullud gemman," who got go very drunk as to
know nothing of the rlotous and disorderly con
duct exhibited by him in the public streets on
Saturday, was fined S. by way of tightening his
purse and preventing his making hereafter such
large investments in such skull whiskey
The owner of chimney. which was discovered
burning at the top instead of the bottom was fined
$10 and he was desired to make his fire the next
time in the proper end.
Peter Baker, dark complexioned youth Of ten
der years, who caught firing crackers near
South Bay, by way of practicng for the ensuing
Christmas, was fined IS, which we are afraid will
prove rather da1nper to his anticipated ,;ollity
Moses Richardson, one Of the noble army of
colored martyrs, was found lying drunk on the
wharf, and made to pay SIS for his indulgence in
knock-knee whiskey.
Kate Jones, a dark damsel from ssJim Island :"
who is troubled with fits, sent to the Aims
House, it being thought fit place for her.
Two persons who we're guilty Of throwing water
from their upper wind ows regardless Of the hats
An individual who took the pavement for his
hard mattrass at home, and went to bed with his
clothes on because he had to start early on the
railroad was fined SIS for being shown his mistake
Ben Parsons, a colored individual, slightly ad-
aicted to drinking, and the owner of the third of
domicie, was brought up for being riotous and
raising the whole house; but having been innpris-
oned since Saturday, he was discharged with the
advice to make his noise hereafter in his own share
of the building.
Tom Brown, not the great barber of Church street,
who had been in stick fight with another sscullud
person." and exhibited protuberances on his skull
that would have afforded a delighted study to an
incipient phrenologist for week, was discharged,
as the other party didn't appear.
tavern keeper kindly paid the city $40 for sell
ing glass of liquor on Sunday worth Is CENTS
Several persons came up by invitation and de-
posted their money for the privilege of smoking
on the wharves.
SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION OF CHARLESTON DIS
TRlcr.-We published, some time ago, an account
OF tie organization Of this Society," Of the most
commendable charities in our midst but we re-
publish the same this morning, as We learn that
the Committee ON Contributions are about to solicit
our citizens for pecuniary aid, to assist them
in carrying out the benevolent purposes Of their
foundation. We hope they will meet with a favor
able and open-handed reception wherever they
call
BASIS OF ORGANIZATION.
Whereas many Of the survivors of the Confede-
rate Army and Navy from the District Of Charles
ton are disabled by wounds received and disease
contracted in the SERVICE from earning livelihood
tor themselves and their families, and many
WIDOWS and orphans are LEFT destitute Of supplies
upon those Of the survivors to whom the GOD Of
to labor, to share their means, however small With
such oftheir more unfortunate comrades who still
suffer and ianguish, and to assist as far as posi-
low-soldiers: Therefore,
Resoloed, That we, the survivors Of the Con
District, do hereby resolve ourselves into an asso
citation for the purpose Of assisting our comrades
who are unable to labor for their living by reason
service, and the widows and orphans Of those who
fell in the discharge of their duty.
COM ft9h MaRAaaM Frat RFSsaeP1 Ssea4eaen
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Gen: w. 8. WALKER. Fourth vice-Presdent.
Z @ Gspt, !, g E - CHICHESTER. H41 g Secretary.
0omnittss at;oa,-Rudo1ph segling, j. Ford
Triolea4' "a N: D.; George Mofhtt John Harleston Jr,
gonstsss q o7e';syE G; atichrst v. 4 Kelly, Rev.
commiasss On En.p.oyn,snt Zimmerman Dayis j. Rsv-
snsl Macnete George r. Walter, W. G. whilden,
Cotnnssnee Records-Edward McCrady. Jr Theo
g. Barker, Samuel Lord, G. Rutedge Holiness Geo. D.
Bryan. ~ n r~'~','.,
The calls for assistance upon this Association be-
ing steadily increasing, and much greater than
their present pecuniary condition will enable them
to respond to, they take this method Of appealing
to this community for aid. The following members
have been appointed to solicit and receive contri-
buttons:
Committee Contrib1,tiQHs-J h. steinmeyer Jr Dr.
T. Parker Chas J. lng1esby, F. Horsey Augustus T.
Snythe, e. g. Bruns G. p. Porcher John g. Fairly Ed
Harleston, Jr, Walter Steele, q. H. Leitch, j. A. Marn
B. W. NcTureous.
AS all applications for aid are carefully examined
into by the Committee on Charity, contributors
who make this Association the channel for their
charities, may feel assured that only those who are
properly entitled will receive it's benefits and they
are recommended to refer those soliciting aid to
said Committee. -T. ~ f7 $11
The Committee on Employment win keep List
OF those seeking situations, with their qualfca-
tons, to which our business men are earnestly de-
sired to refer to and select from when seeking em-
y ployees. cf':75s Ff .
As the rigors Of the approaching winter win in
crease the already numerous calls made upon us,
we hope this appeal will be literally responded to
by QUE citizens. G. E. CHICHESTER,
ss - Secretary.
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