The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-30

8. Waltz. Sorgenbrecher.
l. Selection. Opera Le Prophetic.
g. Cavatina. Opera Ernaui.
T. Quickstep, My Angel.
THE PAVILION HorEL-Tlis old and favorite house.
under tho abIe management OF Mr. BurrERFIELp who
has, for years. given rest to the weary and
to the hungyis fast regalning It's ancient prestige
one of the best hools In the oity and none Is moro
deserving OF this preemnence for everything
able man could wish is here ready found hand Here
you may enjoy the kindly fruits of the EARTH as benig.
nant ProVideno send: them in their Mr.. BUT
TERFELD has been noted for his watchfu care for
the comfort Of his guests. as becometh model host
DIsLoYALrYl TREAsoNl-The Weekly Record of June
30 says Near residence Is the headquarters of tho
Freedmens Bureau The Assistant Commissioner has
recently displayed there largo and costly United States
hsg, but as public Journalists feel compelled to call
the attention Of all concerned to the palpsble
the United States Government that Is thero daily
aunted before the eyes Of loyal citizens. The flag
tans thrtyhv stars although Congress has officially
declared that there but twenty.six States in the
Union, and Its members have pronounced President
JOHNSON 'usurper for saying any thing the contrary
wo hope the General will strike those save
himself from court.martfai. We hope the country
will insist least upon the military officers of the Gov
ernment maintaining proper attitude of loyalty to the
Hag."
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All who have tried tho specscles manufactured and sold
by Professor BERNHARDr. now at the Mills House. pro-
nounce them excellent Persons who by reason of I'M
paired sight, have not been able to yea rs have
by the use Of these gasse been enabled to read fine
print easily and without fatigue injury to the eye
The Professor has been educated in one OF the finest
Universities In Europe. and made diseases of the
eye and the science Of optics his special study All who
are afflicted with defe tive vision should call to
consult him and obtain pair of his Australian Crystal
specacles.
Since the Professors sojourn In this city his office
has been daily thronged by many OF citizens seek
ing his professional services and the united Testimony
Of all only confirms the high opinion we had recon
ceived of his ophhslmic skill and the superior excel
lence Of his elasses.
WHAT 1s HAPPIsEss?-we heard of O young lady
once who remarked that II riding in Sleigh behind
pair OF fast trotting horses with nice young m an by
ones sde ia happiness she could good deal OF
It, There is gond deal Of human nature In this deflni-
ton; at least thought yesterday afternoon when
behind one of Messrs RoDDI P1cKErrs fast troters
This local. through the kindness Of Mr. PICKETT was
treated to pleasant ride We visited Maga OLA aud
there number of freedmen at work on the graves
OF our Confederate dead The wihered chaplets upon
the tombs token OF the afectIonae remembrance
OF the fair women for whom they bled This Garden of
the Dead, no doubt. will soon become pilgrims
shrine.
We left these sacred precincts and more
the bright sunshine Of life. few minutes trot brought
Us to the very extensive market farm of Mr. a. NJ
srMoNs, where half hour pleasantly spe Mt view
ing the grounds and their varied growth. Waermeons
by the aere-large, luscious and tempting squashes
snaps and potatoes corn, cabbage, kale and horab
tomatoes by the wagon load. To bound down to
the monoonous noise and dust Of the city, sight OF
nature In her g,udy juno Dress slight treat On
leaving the farm we observed the tana growing low
We have never this vegetable cultivated
anywhere eIceptin and around Charleston and vhy t
should be cultivated at all have been able TO
learn; surely not because of its delicate flavor Mr.
snoNs farm furnishes vegetables sufficient to feed
large part OF the city The place. like every other ran
to seed during the latter part OF the war; has un
dergone thorough course Of reoonstruo ton.
CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-Further testimony in the case
of tt murder Of RICHARD BRANFoRp:
g., g: F. Ahrens , sWorn.Lsst Sunday night, between
ment on the north side OF said street. There was
and Tradd streets at that moment scipo Fraser and
John Jenkins were together, and scipio Fraser said
at hit the hs nin Ths %
ceased then ran Of and Fraser followed and knocked
the deceased in the head with pE The sro%d
then came and battered the deceased on the head
ored men and boys The deceased was walking along
quietly. and had not spoken to any person whatever
fusey from his head The prisoner before the jury
John jenkins. whom the witness recognizes the per-
son who struck the deceased after Fraser had sruck
him. Scipio Fraser then into witnesB yard and
drew knife and said that he the one who had killed
the ID rebel, and that he would kill another He
said he had killed many a one in the army
Charles Rober, sworn: On Sunday night, about
O'Clock. heard noise In the street In front of nv
house. No. Is Tradd street. Witness and lady went
up stairs and look out of q window and saw q white
man running towards Orange street. and a crowd Of
persons petDg him with BRICKS and him fall on
the ground where lie lay for about 10 minutes, when
m nnna Theut t0akh N fnuu
the western end OF Tradd street. He was bleeding
freely.
Policeman Thos Bill sworn: I was stationed on tho
South Bay Battery Sunday evening last from
O'Clock Lieutenant Hendricks riding his rounds came
to my post few minutes after got there and ordered
me to drive of from the mound on the Battery some
boys who were making great noise which order was
about to execute, but the boys resisted me. saw
policeman who of duty at the time and called for
his assistance We then drove the boys of by fore
There was o colored man with arm who said they
could not do him 80, and dared and the other DO.
Aceman to come down, and did 30 the one armed
negro struck Jackson he other policemanl About ten
minutes before O'Clock there another disturbance
and John jenkins headed crowd of about hundred
freedmen and boys with brick ate. As Witness camo
up Jenkina gave the command to halt and the crowd
obeyed jenkins Order and he said re which they did
by throwing shower OF brickbats witness and Ser.