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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

Republican. ..GoverAment In South Caro-.
lima.
From the Baltimore Gazette Of June 1871
We have received the following account Of an afai,
which occurred lately In South Carolina, which illus
tratsB the character Of the despoam under which the
people of that State are living. The writer is gentle
man for whose honor and veraoity we will readily
vouch: -=@=
Federal soldier was killed at Edgefeld Court House
the 9Th of March, under the following circums
detachment Of the 9th Regular cavalry arrived that
morning the first day OF the spring term of the Court
of Common Pleas and sales day. considerable crowd
from the country had assembled and after the adjourn
mont OF the court In the evening" two citlzens, Boul
ware and Coleman, were taking rather above the
soldier from this cavalry detachment approached,
and ordered them In rude manner to stop
their noise. The citizens ceased their conyer.
Bation for some moments. as If for the purpose OF
betwoed them and pushed them apart violently, and
said f you do not shut your mouths will slap your
faces, Cd d-n you," and moved on Coleman said,
sWe what you going to slap our faces for 2? and
the soldier turned seized him by the collar and dragged
him fey PAGES, when Coleman, who had stiff leg fell
to the ground. The soldier placed bis knee upon O.
breast having drawn his istol and struck at his head
Several gentlemen among others General II. Il Dunno
Tant and Dr. William Burt, approached him and begged
the soldier not to hurt the man, he had done nothing
and in response he would brandish his pistol and say
"G-d d-n you. go away, or will shoot you, and o.
one touched him. Coleman who was still on
his back endeayorng to extricate himself appealed to
the bystanders and said, "Gentlemen will you permit
this man to murder me for nothing?" The soldier
thereupon seized him by the hair raised his head from
the ground and shot him through the back of his neok
this unoture when 1t evident that he intended to
murder an innocent man. whom he had so dabocaly as
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OBITUARY.

FELL upon the fatal field Of ReAms Station, In the
Hip tanned assault upon that point the 21st OF Au-
gust 1854, while struggling manfully for right and
under the Armest conviction Of right. LEMUEL n.
PHILIPS private in Company q, 26th Regiment. 8.
O. 70 s In the 29th year OF his age leaving wife and
three young children to his loss; 70 wait mouth
after month for the lingering footsep that never came
to realize at last In tme the hardening Of their doubts
and fears for his safety into the Baddest certainty OF his
death.
The deceased possessed Of all those natural traits
OF dspos which, giving zest to social intercourse,
form the basis Of all solid and enduring friendship,
binding centre around whom all other affections spring
and cluster and confdngy repose. Manly he was and
yet intruding the rights Of ohers Of delicate
sensbty and yet not nconsiderate Of the feelings OF
others keeny alive to what was noble, and upright and
fair and scornfu of what was unjust, and mean and
lows afeotionate and yet not blind to duty His was,
fine, of those characters which to need but
religion to beautfy and adorn; which naturally look
tor to glide by an easy gradaton into religious oharac.
ter and which often seems to be waiting for
traordnary occasion to fupe all these amiabe traits to-
gether into elevated character and to cast them into
the aublimated mould of true religion.
In the last dying struggle of ruined and righteous
cause. that awful opportunity. present the
tented field for balancing with clear and dispassionste
judgment the overwhelming Importance Of spiritual
interests earthly, to him the battle-ground
In 'he still small voice." which whispered of the
sant of DEATH and of the necessity of preara
ton fof 1t; and under Its power to transform, to de.
velop to elevate he learned to reaz, the absolute
cessy Of personal religion, the necessity Of confess
sieE OF Christ before men, That state of renewed
mthd and heart was but preparatory to another-the
second and saving step of the Spirits holy work. the de-
termination to consecrate the remainder of his life to the
salvation Of his soul Why lie was 80 early called from
earth before his newly born faith had been allowed to
prove itself oy the ripper fruits Of the Spirit we do not
know but We know that he is safe 1--WE know that all
things work together for good to them who love God to
them who are the called according to his purpose"
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: ESTATE OF so.Ug Il CAR oLINA-

ESTATE OF BO.UlF II UARUbINA n
CHARLESTON D1sT1,1Dr.-By GEORGE BUST, Rsqp
ordinary.-Whereas JACOB W1LL1MAN, OF oharteston'
Attorney at Law, made suit to me'to grant him Let
tors of Adjnstrahon dc bons non OF the Estate anu
Effects Of aEdRaET4 TAYLOR, formerly of Charleston.
Attorney at Law: These are therefore, to cite and a
monlsh all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said-GEonaE T. TAYLoR, deceased, that they be
and appear before m III the Court Of Ordinary, to be
hold at Charleston on 9Th dsy Of July 1885, after pub
cation hereof st IL O'Clock In the forenoon 70 show
cause any they havs, why. the said Administration
Dc bonis non should not be graated.
Given under my hand this 2Qth day Of June. Ammo
>pomtni 1865. dkoRaE DUlsT,
Is june 81 tho Judge so1 Probstes
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agTho Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. HAnKEN, Mr. and Mrs VIM.
TEppE and family respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF HENRIETTA, infant daughter OF
the former. from their residence in Mary near
America street, at Four O'Clock Ths tcrnoon without
further invitation. june 81
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sFs GREAT REDUCTION IN y B I0Es.--
Ha,pers Monthly for July now aelhg at twenty per
cent. ess than former prices. The same reduction is
made On all other Magazines and Fashion Books:
Thel ateat No.thern Daily and Weekly Papers always
on hsnd. Il " QUINN's NEWS DEPOT, =.
No. 627 King street Opposite Ann.strees).
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NOTICE TO DEALERS IN sPIRl1U0Us
L1QUoRs.-orTy HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF oouN'
OIL. July 10, 1see.-Apploauons for II0ENsG TO hE-
TAIL spIR1rUoUs Liquors. to take date from July
1866, viii be received at this Office, commencing on
Wednesday, 2oth inst. Applicants will be required 70
mention place where he she or they intend 70 carry
on such licensed trade. and accompanying the spphca
tion 90 respects Tavern Licenses. with ceftan
cate recommended by six freeholders living In the Inn.
mediate neehborhood of the applicant to good xe.
pute for honesty and sobriety. ". q. SMITH,
zyrra on s. . 10 Clerk Of Council,
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nF THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
public notice that he will be at his Rooms, No. ~ AN
BONsTREET, until the FIRST day OF Judy next esch das
between the hours OF A. NJ and r NJ, for tho puf'
nose ofreceivine any UNITED STATES DIRECT TAXES
that may be paid any Lots or Tracts OF Land IN any
part of the State. W. h WVADlNas
s. Direct Ta1 Commissioners for south Carolina.
fhsslestQu 8. O., June 49, 1866. June - 4.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ ILLNESS ClDNsTRAINING MR. GED-
DING8 to relinqush ILLS School before the close OF the
term, Miss ANNIE AaoHER and sister, Assistants OF
Mr. G will continue 10 give instruction to classes at the
st. Phiip-street Publis School House.
June al - ..=..:.=-.= =. II
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sg- NoT1oE.-EL1zA o'NEIIL, ADMINS
TRATR1x OF REV. r. O'NR1LL vs. MARIA T. Mo-
KEWN, AND OTHERS Pursuant to the decree OF tho
18th May, 1885, notice q hereby given the Creditors OF
the Estate Of the Rev. PATRICK ONEl1Ls deoeasea,
to come In and estabshsthetr claims before me- On OF
before the 1st Of September. next.
JAMES W. GRAY,
Nav q, thsmos Master In Equity.
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FOoMMUNIgATKD.Y 2

l1aties' Memoir ial Association.
There was quite large meeting Of ladies at the Ma
sonic Hall on Monday evening. They naturally felt
jubiian tho brilliant SUCCESS of their anniversary on
Saturday last and felt grateful to the many kind
friends who saw that nothing was wanting to accom-
psh the desired object It ia surprising fact that the
entire display did lot cost the Association dollar.
kind gentleman friend Furnished lumber for the
speakers stage; other kind hands erecttd It, The Mills
House and Charleston Hotel Livery Stables the Nation.
ii and Southern Express Companies, and Mesers. de
raghty Co. q Express furnished omnibuses and wag
ons free Of charge Tho Eouth Carolina and Northeast
ern Railroad Companies furnished passengers transpor
tston charging twenty-five cents for round trip and
giving the proceeds to the Association. Merchants on
the Eay gave twine and King street furnished hoops
for Vreaths and ribbon for mourning badges The
ladies' work with commendable zeal, and all who had
flowers and evergreens. gave them with Willingness
that ohal lleIiges admiration.
..strsws tell which way the wind blows, and II the
display on Saturday be taken criterion for pub
nc sentiment 1t should st least have the desired effect
Of hushpg into benoe the few croakers or busybodies
10 be found In all communities 1t should encourage
the gna herd of "thouaand dollar gentlemen to get
up association OF their own and thus relieve them
from the unpleasant imputation thst now pervades
society. Is to be hoped, too that they will be moro
successful In their enterprise than the "Gentle
znen's Calhoun Association
Sparks often create mighty fame; soft is with the
Ladies' Memorial Association Out Of 1t branch
Citations forming One to procure aid and work for
destitute ladies and dep endent widows and one to
erect home for the widows and orphans OF those
brave soldiers who fell in late struggle for liberty
and sefgovernment. The toll and labor Of love that
IN uho okoo ind ofnca
only be appreciated when the magnitude OF those
various enterprises complete. Then will they shine
as brlants in woman's of loveliness; yes they
will shine with refulgent splendor and will remain
enduring monument to woman's love-
COREY
The receipts from customs at the four principal ports
OF the United States during the week ending the 9th
INST are as follows New York, $247T 08; Boston,
ALL L. 1ao aa. n. 4
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~ NOTICE OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
JUNE 49, 1see-Those persons who have sppAed to tho
City Council FOR L1oENsB TO KEEP AND SELL GUM
POWDER are hereby notified to call at this office and
take out their Certificates for the same.
W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
,,ra IA thstu5
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sg NOTICE rs uERERY GWEN THAT
ninety Days after date shall apply to ths
Of Charleston to renew the following tanned Certificates
OF STOCK, which has been lost viz Certificate Of City
of Charleston per cent. Stock Of the issue of 1857
Period s4 No. COL, dated April a. 1858, for s1l0 to
RICHARD a. LOWNDRs.
RICHARD h. LoWNDEs.
Charleston, May 21st 1866.
May a NIL, jl0. 2l, jy 10, IL
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aw BoINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAIILEs every afterno u. Price 10
GENTS, stdth April Il
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The receipts from customs at the four principal ports
OF the United States during the week ending the 9th
inst are as follows: New York. $2,477 402 O8 Boston,
$4S6eSo s2 Philadelphia $199422.73 Baltimore $140
Las; Total receipts. $3,252es7o9.
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New YORK, June 16.-The morning papers OF to-day
eem With copious extracts from most intensely inter-
esttng work. just published by CARLETON The work is
entitled the Priso Life QfJrssn Dapis and is faith.
full account thereof written by the physician Of the IL
lustrious prisoner Brevet Lieut. Col j. j. CRAVEN, late
Surgeon o. s. Volunteers. The style Of The volume is
similar to that written by the medical attendant Of Ma
ponEoN BonApAarE during the captivity of this great
chieftain and as the made the immortal French.
man still. more immortal 80 will this immortslize the
great though fallen American Southern patriot AS
England cast indelibe stain upon her escucheon by
the dsgraceul treatment of her noble captive so has
our Government cast q blot upon its honor and it's
history in the nexcusabe and inhuman act of placing
heavy manacles on the great Southern chieftan and
heaping upon him uncaedfor indignes, the inict1on
of which will forever disgrace the names OF SEWARD and
STANTON No Southern man read this portion OF
DE- ORAyENs diary without feeling the tears OF pity and
indignation well up'from his heart; no American can
peruse N without feeling ashamed that the authorities
representing his Government could stoop so low as to
inct this slow torture and terrible indgnlty on one
poor, weak old man, and yet so noble and 30 great
The work will be read with the most intense interest ny
the world at large and feel confident that you Will
furnish your readers with lengthy extracts need make
no further COMMENT indeed dare not trust myself to
do so, lest should overstep the bounds OF military
law. ==
The press here applauds Gen. ROUSSEAU for the chas-
tsement he administered to Mr.. GR1NkELL, OF Iowa. IN
Washington on Monday last and endorses and approves
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Death Of General Cass.


General LEWIS CAsa very aged, and for some yeers
very nhr departed this life at his residence in De-
troit, Sunday morning last He WAS born at Exeter,
New Hampshire, 9th October 1852, and was, conse-
quenty eghyhree years Of age. At the ago of
teen he crossed the Allegheny mountans on foot and
settled at Marietta, Ohio where be studied law and was
subsequently elected to the Ohio Legislature in which
body he originated the bill which arrested the proceed
ings of AARON BURR and gave the first blow to what is
known the BURR conspiracy. AS soldier, General
CAss commenced his volunteer against tho
Indians on the frontier n 18l and elected Colonel
OF an Ohio regiment In the war of 1912 with Great
Britain He urged the invasion of Canada and was the
author Of the proclamation Of that event. After the
surrender of Detroit hs made Colonel in the
lar army, and finally BrgadierG and served in
the battle of the Thames the staff Of General HARR1-
SON. He was, Ia 1918. appointed Governor of Michigan
Territory by President MAr1soN He held this position
for eighteen months. when General JACKSON made him
Secretary OF War; and subsequently minister to France
Returning home he chosen Senator from Michigan
In 1sA6 but resigned on being nominated the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency in 1848. Having
been defeated he was the following year, again chosen
Senator and continued In that position till he finally
retired from public life.
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Bampaon ia aY&dea whethsr' ZIG Said6nnt realized
lssss olproperty bid Il for the government
sshssa Moved Is tho states, respectively, in
"a still Sc question well worthy
derato oh is submitted without
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ssasa today in the consider.
50 afbpted the amendment Of
House refused 70 concur In the senate's amend
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r .' s2&% H. Burning Of q Church.
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between SAMuRhtaStTs4aSSsS1f Baltimore. and BURNEY
AAnoNs of New York .seyen rounds were fought
{ 49, ~ ha .,,,a a.a. ,ninrad A1,ou. ho,n
= " sau po1a psie'ss Ho1o Fs4saoo1y 'vA' ~ e
defeated Upon their; return to this city they With
were arreeted and will be held for
$ ~ x,oo ~ - v,ro,a,o
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y N2R 20-Oott0As dull. Sales 1000 bales
81 anciudnp oDd0 by suotiopl at 89@40o Flour dull
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soasaefn aAaV "Aees ouA4
f4kneW wheat which is offered et e7h?h
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& SssSSS s Des. s'e'. ' sa-o
tu as $oot0@oS1s. Wnlskey oul. naval
storesdhss Gold 62X
NKv YnnEakeIpna 9o-fold 6a,<. Evob.noa 10. Cotton
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

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