The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-09

OF Nr. BRANTrEY BURKE, who offers to forward
produce vegetables, &C., TO Northern cities. His
facilities for conducting this business are good,
and tho goods will be delivered with dispatch.
SALE OF CUBA SuaAR AND Mo1AssEs-We take
pleasure in calling the attention Of the public to
elarge sale Of choice Cuba sugars and molaases
| which will take place to-day on Accommodation
Wharf under the supervision Of N1essrs. BONA
FAINT 4 sA1As. These ccntlemen have imported
these sugars especially for this market; they nre
superior, in many respects. to those from New
Orleans, and will be sold at reasonable rates.
| MAYORS CoURr,-Eav 9.-Two country negroes
who had found COW on the public road and offer
ed it for sale, were discharged but the animal was
kept and ordered to be advertised.
| disagreement between white and colored
man terminated il each boing fined s5 II
CoUnr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS
-Hon. r. MUNRO, Presdng.--The country pro-
cess docket was continued, and the following cases
| tried:
! THOMAS J. HARVEY us. A. E. LIE PRINCE, Trorer.
2. s. DUR1EA, Esq, for the defendants. JOHN
PHILLIPS, Esq, for the plaintiff The suit was
1 brought to recover horse taken from HARVEY
during PoTTER's raid in March, 1865. Captain
HUNT, the quartormaster # the post, had snbEe-
auentlv exchanged the horse for. one owned BY
Mr.. LIE PRINCE, and MIR. HARVEY, identifying the
horse in Mr.. LIE PRINCES possession as his claimed
| it as his property. fair exchange having been
| made with Captain HUNT, this claim was resisted.
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff for
| the value Of the horse, and damages amounting to
| s265.
| The counsel for the defendant gave notice of an
| appeal. @g
| Two cases OF minor importance, being merely
declarations OF assumpsit, were tried. and the
Court adjourned.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Hon. GEORGE
s. BRYAN presiding. The Grand Jury held the
case Of ELIZABETH DoNNoHUE still under considers
tion, but returned no bill in tho case Of WIN. A.
BRowER, assault. They then adjourned over until
Monday, when Witnesses are expected from other
States and DISTRICTS in reference to cases before
! them for conspiring to defraud the Revenue.
The Petit Juries we're adjourned until to-day at
II a. NJ, when the case of the United States os.
WILLIAM PRoTHRo, for defrauding the Internal
Revenue dstiller, win be tried.
Tho petition of VIM. TEN,sENr Esq, to be ad-
nitted into practice in the United States Courts of
South Carolina, was presented by W. E.. M1KE1L,
Esq, and on his motion the petitioner was ad-
| m;tted and commissioned.
RoHBERT.-On Tuesday night some thieves
broke into the store of 3Ir. HOFFMAN at the corner
Of Lambon and King streets, by breaking the sky
light over the door, ard succeeded in carrying off
several watches and other articles of value. They
lad first endeavored to obtain entrance by dig
gins around the house, but failing in this entered
in tho manner described. The detectives were OF
once notified, and by last night the parties were
| arrested and committed, the shoes Of one of the
thieves which he had left behind being identified.
Lieut. HENDR1cKs has arrested twelve persons sus-
pected Of being implcated in the various robberies
| recently committed, and has consigned them to
jail, where they will remain until their cases can be
examined into. They are all old Offenders and vel
known to the police authorities. 4ss
Fatal ACCDENT.-The report that there were
quantities Of old iron still around the ruins of
Fort Sumter, have attracted many persons to that
spot to collect the fragments Of shot and shell, in
order to dispose of them in the city. iii s
On Monday morning last, three men, JAMES
RouRKE, ADAzzs and REYNOLDS, left the city in a
small boat for tho purpose of collecting old iron in
the neigborhood Of Sumter. They sue seeded in
obtaining boat load, but being detained at Fort
Sumter Oh account Of the storm, Mr.. RouRKE en-:
deavored on Wednesday afternoon to extract the
powder from shell The party were on the break
water OF the fort engaged in this work. when about
S p: NJ. the shell on which Mr.. RouRR was labor
ing exploded, tearing his right leg of near the
thigh, and throwing it into the water afty yards
from the fort. The unfortunate man died in few
minutes aftor the sad occurrence, and his body
was brought to the city by his companions.
Mr. RoURKE leaves q wife and four children.
Coroner WHITING was notified ct the accident on
the arrival Of the b oat. : y 5,sst
Il : S.E~S IS. - .s-O--f5 F4 4 ,,t 3ES #
I GRAND VOCAL AND INsrRUMENrAL Concert
The n,usic-loying1 community or Charleston, by
| reference to the programme published in another
column, will see that the Concert Of tonight will
be equal to any Of similar nature that has been
| given in the city. Professors BERKHAM & O'NEA1E
are known to be deeply versed in musical lore and
under their superintendence the success of the en-
| tertainment is perfect. az fsS.se .5s. I'll
The pieces to be- performed will consist Of selec-
tions from the hvorite operas, and viii be both
vocal and instrum eutsl: Many of the artists have
already won no small share Of fame at the Sacred
Concerts given last winter, and .those who remem-
ber The pleas pleasure they then enjoyed will. find it an
in1possibiity to remain from Hibernian Hall 20
! night. III . s-s. a4=:: N :a:. 3att N S.,
| Aside from the intrinsic, merits Of the Concert,
it commends itself to our citizens, is that it has
| been originated for the purposesof holy charity;
|
will be . most excellent investments. tsHe that
giveth to the poor, lendeth unto the Lord" We
hope that many Of our citizens will take stock in
this Bank Of Charity.
"Whle there is life there is hope.n rue Let
not the sufferer despond for al, who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, or Influenza, can find cure by
using MARsDEN's PEoroRAL :;BA1ad. For sale by
| all druggists. ,ys ~ . \ h.
DOWIE NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents
| W ...y .s,- ELYsIUs. u
Anew and important remedy for married ladies'.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No; ISL Meeting street.
April y II .s - ". thstu3mos
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