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

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FUNERAL SERVICE FOR THE CONFEDERATE DEAp-To.
morrow, at O'Clock, there win be a solemn REQUIEM
MASS at b. Pauls Catholic Church, Society for
tne confederate dead collection will be taken up on
the occasion for the benefit OF tho orphans.
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MKTHoDIsT CHURCH IN CouRT-The able argument
OF Col CHAs. Il. SIMoNToN, the distinguished counsel
Tor tho defen will be found second page 1t
was our intention and desire to publish the argument
In reply at the Same me but the state of our
columns prevents.
The FRREDMEN's BUREAU THE SEA Is1ANps-In
the communication under the above head in our yester
DAYS issue, very important typographical error oc-
CURED In tho sentence stating that the policy of the
Bureau "has some alienation, dsrust and hostility be.
tween the negroes and the whtes" tho words "the
negroes we're left out which gaye an entirely different
meaning to the sentence. -rr,.... ..,. r..r..
SALE OF GROCERY SUGARs.--Mr JosEph II. R1sLEY
dlsposed OF yesterday, Accommodation Wharf, fifty
hogsheads OF Cuba Grocery Sugars his own imports
ton, direct from Iatanzu, at the following prices:
hhds. at13A cents per pound; hhds. at 13S cents
PsI hhds at is& cents per pound; IL hhds at
Is hhds. at llX cents Per pound. f'' p''-'0'
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TOUCHING INoIDENr.-on the 10th Instant, the day
OF the celebration In the Confederate
Dead In one of our city grave yards the ceremo
MES had been performed and the spersed re-
spectacle looking coole ed seen to nRer be.
hlnd' sit down upon grave, bury her face in her
hands, and weep bitterly friend of ours who
hoids with JuVKNAL, i'Niha Aumanum a Sc aiterun,
esse') observing her, became very much interested
with native kfndness Of he addressed her and
inquired tho cause Of her grief. Won by his sympa.
thzng tome she unburdened her heart to him in alter
nate words and sobs The grave which she sat was
tnht OF her former young MASTER who had been killed
In battle during the late He had been her charge
In his Infancy and boyhood, and In his manhood he
was her pride and her delight. His deeds of gallant
daring had been her boast and It was the wish
10 ner heart to see him return victorious honored
TO the home which he had fought to protect Heaven
had decreed otherwise; and while n conquered
people did honor to the memory Of the defen ders
she poor helpless faithful wept the grave
OF him to whom she had looked protection and sup
port in the days Of her ago and inhrmity.
LAD1Es' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS. Secretary kind.
y furnished with the following in relation to the
meeting on Monday evening last:
The meeting was organized by the President. The
first and fourth articles Of the Constitution submitted
and revised:
Art l. Resolved That this Association shall be known
as THE Ladies' Memorial Association OF the Contede-
ART ~: All funds shall be sacredly used for keeping
IN repair the graves of the Confederate Dead In
LA Cemetery and in erecting monument to their
mory ns directed by the Association. al -
Resolutions Of thanks to the following gentlemen and
companies were unanimously passed: TO the gentle
men OF the Committee and others who ably accom-
pished their duty; the Presidents of the South
Lima and Northeastern Railroad Compantes to the Rev.
'fo to the adss ana and
esions SO enhanced the pleasure Of the day; to the
ns The Of The m
ana Southern Express Companies, deraghty Davis,
Other RESOLUTIONS Of thanks were passba In favor Of
parties for printing material; to proprietors OF hotels
tho newspaper Offices and to various gentlem en- for
courtesies extended.
CoURr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND CoMh1 ON PLEAs-
This Court met at the usual hour yesterday morning,
pursuant to adjournment and proceeded to the transac
ton OF business Several true bills found by the
Grand Jury on yesterday and the accused the fol-
lowing cases, were arraigned
The State James Clear. Michael Stanton, and John
Jenans charged with burglary and larceny, to-day,
the t 2lst, i, was assigned for their trial.
gary and larceny andto day appointed Tor his trial. and
ceny. =
The case Of the State ". W. T. LovErr and HENRY
aSIaeARD for retailing spirituous liquors without
6dict OF guilty to tho latter defendant and 'not
flty as to the former After this case WAS disposed
JOSEPH CAvoNrR, charged with the same offence, wss
fed, and had rendered against him veryiot Of
tuilty" u-: RI. ~. B. ,-g.l !;
RThe Grand Jury came into Court and presented true
is In the following State HUGH CAILAN for
Purder State JOHN W. FRK1z, for larceny and
ceiVing stolen goods. State G.. 81. BULw1HKLE and
JOHN BULwsKLE for retailing spirituous liquors with
out license; and State J. B. MoLuRH JAS. G. Mo-
dEELY, and - MILLER for larceny. u-
The Jurors were then dismissed and, after the
transaction Of other matters not requiring their
services, the COURT adjourned to meet this day
O'Clock A. NJ.
PROVOST CoUnT, Juno 20.-United States Paul
finckney and Michael Mcbride (colored).-Houss
ereakng.-Thomas Turner tcoloredj sworn: At No. 46
socetystreet last night between 10 and II O'CLOCK in
the mouse hired from Mr.. vARDELL; paid him S5 on
account OF rent; took his receipt he told It Was
ne; went into possession day, and locked 1t mp
last night; the defendants broke 1t open and found
them there and called Policeman take them ont;
aeiehdant Pinekney said It was his shop; Pinckney
ofmeriy occupied It, but has been absent about nine
b; the defendant hired before that and had been
a'ing there about months; there were few things
fhere belonging to then,