The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-29

| Jefferson Elizabeth Maxwell, Harriet Robinson,
Pauline Grcen.-Ereaking open house, and annoying
the neigborhood this there being proof that
defendants broke open tho house. they discharged
| but wero admonshed not to go there again.
United States Us. ISAAC wooLFE twhite)-Stcaiing-
Josoph Freeman tcolored sworn: went in defendants
store up King street TO buy coat; he said must try
] the coat. and did 30: aud he said must go t, tho
gi,ss did 30; and when ca;ne back missed my pock
book from the coat which Ind pulled or; tho coat
was turned upside down; hal fet the pocket
book in my pocket when went in defcndanfs
store had counted the money In 1t i'll another store
few moments before; had So 20 in it; nobody else
in DEFENDANTS store except his mother; have not scen
the pocket book slucc. Continued until tomorrow.
| MAYORS CouRr Thursday morning, Juno 28.-A
widow In deep lnouruing very grateful for being
lot off with warning. charge OF selling liquor
! without n license.
| parrot. .nosei Duchmau also very grateful for
being allowed until to dispose of his swine
| Adrayman. who was beating his mule, was discharg
ed, had stopped immediately when ordered by tho
| police.
! A most uncommoniy and comicaly ugly fello~, who
said he worked in saw-mll, was huod IS for making
| disturbance. There three sailors with him who
| did not seem much to blame They said that the
ugly forced himself their society. One of them
huei So, another 81, and the third discharged
free.
| UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL CuRRENcY.-Fhe follow.
ing extract from the Richmond Wag's account Of the
proceedings before the Mayors Court 10 equally app-
cable this city of The Why's comments there.
upon highly consoatory to the last holders those
| greasy abominatons:
Ferdinand Sardih very dark looking Italian charged
with nerng eouuterfeit fractional currency OF the
| Lui;cI states His Homo; remarked that time
since party or parties had been brought before him
up slniiar charge and as 1t was wcltknown fact
ttnt I,OSL nf DOta
posed To worthless aud that those which genu
ne could not bs DISTINGUISHED by majority Of tho pso.
accused in that case nut that this thing having become
one If the parties Drought to lis netee was an Italian
no would send this to Jail unless he gave bond and
day, which had not been dono when we lott He fur.
thermore stated that there old law OF Congress
saoh and ,na ,hom on to the Unted States
missioner that for the first time for many years he In
be turned the propsr officer of the United States
counterfeit Saau Notes.-As a commentary on the
before the Mayor this morniug We would state that
these spurious notes have become, If possible more
from hearssS we arc never troubled with
Of Sort except those manufacture FOR the
neat to impossible to distinguish between the
felt and tho geaune AS an Instance OF this largo
about three since he sont to tho 1nroaa q. Wa sh
ngton for redemption $1,000 and received In excha nge
ss5 in good currency and the balance $685. stampe
spurious.
HEBREW MEMORIAL AssooIkrIoS.-The following ap
peal have doubt. will be read with interest and
cheerfuiiy responded to by many of readers Tht
ladies' In Richmond who have this matter In hand,
of the highest respectabllty-worthy mothers in Is
raelani indeed the soldiers friends all through
the This know from personal obser vation
Mrs. SOLOMON DAVIS is the President of the Association
Mrs n LEVIN, OF city. has been appointed to re
ceIve subscriptions, and contributions left at he
residence. No. SO sooetystrcet will be grateful lily
knowledsed
. TO THE IsRAELITEs OF THE SOUTH.
. RICHMOND VA. June 5th. 1866.
While the world yet rings with the narrative of a
,pe's struggle for Independence. aud while he sor
yet theme but half exhausted countless graves
the myriads of heroes who spilled their noble blood Ii
defence of tina glorious cause lie neglected not aon
q unmarked by tablet scaptured urn out literally
ihing before the relentless finger Of Time Within th
Of Richmond two Associations. viz the Hollywood
; aud the "oakwood having for their object the car
renovation Of the soldiers graves in those oeme
o temporaneously with the above. we. the Hebrew
l. Ladies' formed similar Association. with the view
caring the graves Of jewish soders which, of
would not be in the work OF either of the hrs
In own cemetery repose. alas | the cred re
8 mains Of many loved brother. son and husban d,
whose relatives in tho far sunny South. 1t would be
decay the last restn plice Of their lost althoug
denied to them to perform. Is yet sncredy fuihlled
: the members Of the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial ASST
;; citation. ~
intention TO mound and turf each grav O.
to place at the head OF each simple stone ins crbe
with the name State, aud time and place of death But
E. sequenty. to monument commemorative of the
;: brave deeds. ... -.
In order however, to successfully accomplish OF
a jec need some p,cuniary assistance. Our scan
a and somewhat needy com nunlty already so heavil
taxed has done WE'LL but had thts Hors IA too gree
:. for us;" therefore, with q full confidence in I
l. sympathy aud cooperation Of people elsewhere,
mako this appeal for aid well knowing that as Israe
n Ing Il monn nent which shall serve not oaly to con
e memorate the bravery of dea1 but tho graft trt
| and admir- iun OF tho living, for those who n obi
persisted In what deemed aud rightsous
la aud while Israees mourn the ununely 10 s8
t. loved IL will grateful reflection that ht
suffered not their country to cil In vain.
o. In time come, when grlet shall have becom g.
is measure. silenced. an when the malicious tong
SANDER ready to assat Israel shall be raise
I'd against u.s. then with fesug OF mour Ifu pride, wi
we point to this monument aud asy: "Therd is OF
m reply" Mas. ABRAHAM LEVY,
OF Cor Sec OF the HeDrow Ladies Memorial As Ht1on
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