The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14

Dead at Magnolia on Saturday, 10th inst Ihere WIN
be exercises appropriate to the OCCASION commencing
at o'clock P. NJ.
The railroad companies lave kindly offered 70 run
trains to and from Magnolia That OF the
Railroad Company will begin to run at O'CLOCK e m
and the South Carolina Railroad from the Mary
depot at quarter p NJ. Fare for the rouno erlp
as CENTS Tickets to found at the depots ana at ne
following places Charleston Hotel, Mills House, "a
vlion Hotel RUSSELL Book Store. dREERe Book store
and HARrs Book Store. Kingstreet; QUINN q bHo
Periodical Depot King-street, opposite Ann s'fee.'
A1MAR's Drug Store, corner King and vanaerhof61
streets; JOSEPH WALKER corner Meeting ana Market
streets, and OouRrENAYs Book Store, Broad'street'
The money arising from the sale of these tickets 10 De
for the benefit of the association.
Extra lines Of omnibuses will also be run. Contrt
lions of wreaths and flowers solicited committee
ladies will be at the Masonic and Hbernian Halls on OF
Saturday morning from halpast eight to II O'Clock for
the purpose of receiving contributions of this character
Express wagons will start from South Battery at 71a
O'Clock A. H. and proceed along the following route for
the purpose gathering up such wreahs and garands
as may be contributed:
One from Battery through Legare, Tradd and Rut.
ledge Streets and Rutledge Avenue to Magnolia; one
from Battery through Kingstreet; from Bate ry
through Meeting street, up East Bay through Alex
ander, America Line and Meeting streets. Persons
siding outade the route above mentioned, will please
send their contributions to the most convenient points
to meet the wagons. j. Il;
PROVOST COURT. Wednesday Morning, June 13.-
United States Us. PH11Ip BuoKHE1r and JACOB BUCK
HE1r- r-Assault and Battery ontinued. ANDREW J.
DENNIS white, sworn Was on Mount Pleasant Sunday
afternoon saw crowd gathered wharf there; heard
negro; With STICK call defendant, JACOB BUcKHE1r,
sofa b-h. and heard him say he. would kill him; !;
stepped back to and then returning to the
crowd saw BuoKHErr with bloody mouth; Mr. Beach
and myself took him aboard of the boat deck still
bleeding there he sat down deck where witness left
him; did not see him again till he reached Charleston.
At Mount Pleasant Jacob Buckheit was doing nothing
when he 6rst him. and surrounded Is negroes;
there were many passengers aboard ladies among them
Overlook Jacob Buckheit at Of East Bay; went
up East Bay. and both Of the Buckhes, and negroes
followed him TO Market street, and saw no more Of
them. Witness left boat soon as he could and saw
nothing Of any fight In town,
Crose seetsansneaDid not know who struck defendant;
naw nothing Of riot here; would know negro who had
ntick Il be saw him again.
s. ". n. Beach twhite sworn: Was at Mount Pleasant
jacob Buckheit and heard them curse him, and asked
what was the matter; got answer; carried him
board; one colored man had club; about twenty
went out he got struck and had bloody mouth arriv
Ing In Charleston, saw crowd and heard Jacob Buck
he say you are the man who struck me plaintiff said
struck hna with small stick about size Of little finger
no elae struck PLAINTIFF plaintiff was one Of crowd
at Mount Pleasant and had small stick; U. g. colored
corporal stopped row in Charleston and carried off
saR plaintiff before he saw him
at Mount Pleasant; there was crowd Of negroes; Wit
ness attention. was particularly called to plaintiff be-
cause defendant said he was the one who struck him. is
certain plaintiff CURSED defendant on wharf in Charles
ton plaintiff heard defendant say that he the
who struck him, and did not deny 1t.
ssa M sa. Miller Egh4ss 4qaat
strke gbuanneit on head; there we're many colored
,,aranns: j. Buckheit was alone; the blow made his
mouth bleed; don't know who struck MIN don,t know;
were fighting; ]. Buokhet was coming through crowd
when struck two Of crowd had stcks; sticks passed
around from one Of the crowd to another
"a Miller, sworn Saw row at Mount Pleasant; saw
man knock off hat of ]. Buckhet; don't know who did
It; saw commencement Of row in Charleston. and
slopsd mmediately was far of when he saw nat knock
ed of, and could not recognize the man who did it.
# s. is JACOB BUcKHE1T's STATEMENT. ...5
while on Mount Pleasant Wharf on Sunday evening
last about to go on board Of steamboat stru Ok
In the face and had my hat knocked off, man cursed
him id rebel s-n Of 9 ,b-h; he asked him If he
cursed him so he said yes and would curse him wo rse
he did not mind hs own business arrived IN Char lea
ton; plaintiff; did not recognise him at rst but
seeing the sok tn his hand, with which ne had been
struck In Mount Pleasant thought he must be the man.
told him he was the man plaintiff said he wa ID,
liar: he struck him with his Ast and plaintiff tred TO
strike him with the stick snatched stick from him, and
struck him with his own stick.
Defendants @ fined slO each or ten days imprison.
United States u.s. Henry Bond {colored) )-stealing
Raccoon-Danie Blackwood tcolored). sworn Mr..
Blaokwood, who had very black skin, said Was
down on South Bay attending to his business and hen
he got through missed his coon; crowd told him de.
fendan had captured the game; witpess made chase as
corner Of King and Spring Streets where he came
up with the game. Defendant refused to deliver coon
whereupon witness called police, who made defendant
surrender coon, and arrested him wlthal.
Mr. Bla :kwood was eniently disposed and as he had
recovered coon, wished no harm to coontaker. Not
guilty.
funny Derby beaver. Witness Is wife Of prisoner. /,
was sitting by window the other night, when defendant
tried to close window told him 1t was no use to close
Windows he then ohoked and tore all the clothes OF
nv back; he boxed me on side Of my face; told him
stop It, S26, or twenty days hard labor.
United States rs. Mary Ann Simons (coored)-Va-
grancy.-Defendanti is black girl about twelve years
old her father died In the army, and her mother in
fenant corner King and Warren.streets last night De-
tendant was sent to Freedmans Bureau.
MAYORS CoURT-We Wednesday Morning, June 18.-The
proceedings Of this Court to-day not pqu an y In
teresting A female for keeping q junk shop without
license. was fined $780, that pecuniary, she rof ted
nothing by her unlawful transactions, as q license
would only have cost that amount. and, more over,
would have protected her traffic for time to come,
which the fine will not.
distressed parent, from the lower walks Of life,
brought her son to the Guard House for keeping
The hopeful scion had got into bad company and had