The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-24
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TnR RIso's MOUNTAIN RAILRoAp.-This old-oH-
tabshcd, but OF lato demolished institution, iB
gradually being reconstructed. A regular forco ia
employed in laying down the iron al fast as it
arrives, and tho track has beon brought to within
with tho energy exhibited for tic last fcw woelis,
tho OF our citiHons will soon bo saluted with
the snort OF tho iron-horse.a sound which has
pleased 10 learn that tho engine belonging to this
road, which WAS sent to Columbia for repairs DUR
hero ii ill Ills week. Tho arrival Of this engine CIV will i'll
greatly facilitate the work OF rebuilding, which
Inns thga mr boon carried on nndor groat dinlcul-
ties.-YOrk1Ie Enquirer.
TnE WEATHER AND CnoPs-Wo hayo boon In
vored during tho last few days with rofraBhiug
rains, Which hnvo quickonel vegetation and re-
said to bo worry Promising, aud oncorago % ~ tho hope
that in good timo thoro will bo no iack OF ''socd
for the sower and broad for tho eater" THO wheat
have becn planted, aud tho yiod has been unusu-
ally good. Tho effect is already soon in tho di-
unfinished, price OF wheat, which has beon selling
such facts before ns, We may well anticipate tho
speedy advent OF smiling, plenty and the rapid
train Tiia ndoed sforda 81 substaiiiiai % I oonsSias %
ton Hftor all that we Iavo suffered amid 30 many
OWLS, prcsont and prospective -At5sunle Press.
VET WE4TnEn During. tho past week, this inn
ln,lce OF rain, though VIC learn that It 'hns not
been general throughout the District, somo Sec
tions not having received moro than was necessary
TO harvesting tho wheat CROP but as yet we have
hoard Of no damage being done. Tho corn crop is
doing hnoIy-grusa dttto.-LaDensrtae Herald.
FonwAnD Co1roN.-We have received from Ar.
D. K. Mouzon stalk OF cotton, sevonteon inches
in hoight, having seroral limbs already thrown
out, and bearing several forms wo arc told it
it IL o fnir sample. Wo should like to hnve o lien
on that cotton field or to hear from the man who
can beat it.-Ctdrendon Press.
FnHsuEr In sALuDA.-On Saturday night. yory
haav fal nn aol, ~,
than in other sections it would seem, from tho TACT
that tho Bauda forks and main stream, OF courso,
we're very full, OVERLOOKING the bottoms and carry
Dunhnm's bridge. on tho Anderson road, has beon
carried aNny.-Greenu,Ae Enterprise.
Tho Court OF Equity for Abboyillo District was
Honor, Henry D. Lessssno, of Charleston, prosid.
ing. The Press further ears; = q.
Tho DockCts Of tho Court are crowded with large
increase Of old -bpsiness and an unusual array OF
now Cases. but most OF these involve no matters OF
litigation and are being rapidly disposed of.-Ibid.
The Iaurensyle Herald, OF Friday last, records
ont tho gratin :: Their names are Wm, j. Eppea
o. aho TO- last term o1 SP Court TO the pSntensry
ing. reward OF Gne hundred dollars each i'd
offered for tleir arrost by tho Sheriff Of Iaursns
The dsooaso 81 J. Q. Hunter, Of that District Is
repoiteu by tho HerSld. He was highly osteomod
BY all who know him, and his loss is serious ono
TO the District, as he tYaa Of no ntallectual
attainmentsl and lhEyef by profession, though
at tho time OF his doath was not in tho practice.
TnE WgAIHEn.-since our lhst issue wo have
been perfectly inundated. II commenced raining
Sunday Inst and no have had moro or loss oyor
Bince. Tho grass almost walks, and III fast getting
ahead Of tho hocs. Tho cry ID oyorywhei hoard
OF too much rain, and of tho present limo thoro
are no aigns OF fair Weather.
EBnrn,ota Sentinel.
Wo have been shown several stalks Of cotton
grown ON the Cedar Crock" plantation Of H.. D,
". Brown, IN this. District, the largest or which
measured twenty-sovon inchos in height from tho
Eround and contained nino full developed squares.
This spncinaon was takon from tho caltre Of q fly
acre held.-Ldncdster Ledger.