The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

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,. N. BROWN, "southerner oface," Darlington, g. O.
II. M. QUINN & BRO, Augusta,
-. h. EsTELL, Savannah, Ga.
s. ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent In New York.
Mr. AUG. BRENTAN0. NO. 7os Broadway, New York,
as always the latest dates Of the DAILY NEWS, as he
does of all the other principal Journals OF the country
WE ARE indebted to Messrs. Bo1NEsT b BcR he for
Leslie's Illustrated Ne,os and Harper's Weekly.
We ARE indebted to the Agent Of the steamer Pilot
Boy and the Southern Express Company for late sayan
g nah papers. -.
r CouRT OF OoMMoN PLRAs.-rhis Court was organized
yesterday, Judge T. N. DAwK1Ns presiding After the
transaction of business Of minor importance the Court
adjourned to meet at 10 O'CLOCK to-day.
QUICK PAssAaE.-The steamer Plot Boy Capt. PAYNE.
arrived yesterday from Savannah touching Beau
fort making The entire passage through 10 the short
time of 10 hours and % minutes, being one Of the best
trips ever made.
SPECIAL EXAMINER OF DRUas-Dr. WM HUME has
been appointed Special Examiner Of Drugs for this
Port in place of DR.. F. M ROBERTSON, resigned. Dr.
HUME Is practical analytic chemist and therefore
fully competent to discharge the duties Of this ofac
OorroN BLooM.-We have been favored by Major
VARDR1L with cotton bloom from his farm on Charles.
ton Neck about four miles from the CITY, The Major,
AFTER much application got very fine field Of fortyave
cotton the stand being very good and the crop
quite forward and the prospect at present is very fair
that the cotton will turn out very well.
VALUABLE FARM FOB BALE.-The attention of capital.
lists and farmers invited to the sale this day. by JAMES
UPPER Master In Equity Of valuable Farm, the pro.
perty Of the late JOHN BURKE 1t is situated on the
west side of Kngsreet just the City Bou ndary It
has on 1t dwelling and outbuildings and the land,
nearly ak acres is of excellent quality.
wps1sYAN FEMALE CoLLEaE.-We have received
beautifully printed catalogue Of the Trustees. Faculty.
Alun and Students Of this, one Of the Oldest instsu
lions In the South, for higher female education. u
graduated It's first class In 1840 and has enjoyed hgn
reputation ever since. Macon Is fne inland clsy ID
very healthy location with very superior railroad iaol
ties No wonder then, that this College has always hao
a large attendance, especially as the Trustees nave
oldeAVOr6Q - sA~
land There hundred and eleven stuaen 70 III
attendance during the past session.
paorEssoR BEBNHAnDrs classics are ground by peou'
liar machinery Their spherical accuracy Is true. ine
focus at the exact centre This s point OF vital
tsnce No other lenses possess itIhey are useo as a
the hospitals diseases OF the eye IN bern, feusa'
and e,sewhere These are Of the advantages set
o6v
with unprecedented here He is constantly en-
in iutstering to the relief Of the afflicted, whose
ision is impaired from any The medical faculty
endorse hm-so do the clergy, who have had occasion
to avail themselves of his professional skill The Pro-
has book Of testimonials from various parts or
the United sates His office is In the MILLS House, en-
france second floor. As his stay is limited, all who
have defective eyes should call on him.
paovosr Count, June l8-United States us. Isaac
Hammond, Handy Minus, james Milton, Robert bmal
No l. Robert Small No. 2 and Beverly Dobson tan
edl-Riotous and Disorderly Conduct
NOLAN sworn: On the evening of the 10th inst heard
fuss in the Market man named Hoffman WAS az.
rested by policeman. He the whole cause Of the
disturbance While he was being taken away re.
mained to keep the crowd from rescuing him. Found
large crowd corner OF Church and throw
ing bricks at every one passing arrested ane
sent for help. AS the help came up the crowd dis
persed There we're several hundred persons in the
crowd.
Policeman RILEY, sworn. In $his row arrested Dob
son. with two bricks in his hand, and took him off.
Policeman JACKSON, sworn: In this row arrested
Robert sp,al No. 1 and took him of. q 9 had two
bricks, and was running from the police.
Policeman O'BR1EN, sworn: Arrested James Milton,
who was in the crowd. He had brick, and was IN the
act of throwing 1t when he saw me and dropped It.
Policeman sAnGEANr, Arrested the defendant,
Handy Minus. he inted out as one OF the riot
ers BE was sa nding on the coener as wewent down,
and went of as We up Arrested hin at the cor
ner of Queen aud Church streets.
Dobson R. Small No. l. james Milton guilty, ana TO
pay fne of $5, or be imprisoned twenty days.. The
rest not guilty and discharged.
United States ps. John Hoffman, William Moutrie
and Jerry Williams, all colored.-Drunk and resisting
>the poce.-Policeman JACKSON, sworn: colored man
came through the market with tray Of fish, ordered
him off; he refused to CO. Defendant Hoff Ean who
Keeps STALL gol up and said he'd id if he would
90 if it was his case a Ny such language got up large
crowd Concluded to tako him to the Guard House.
He ran but eau hit him. Crowd followed and threw
bricks at u.s. bu got him to the Guard House. Hoffman
guilty. Fine $5, twenty days hard labor. Others