The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-29

lowe ono nloie!y to tho Collector and tho other, ii
equal proportions. to ALEXANDER .LlNsrnAN and to
ALEXANDER CARTEn, informcrs.i
On motion Of tho District Attorney Il was order
cd that bench warrants DO issued against oil por-
sons against whom bills OF indictment hayo boon
fund at this or any formor term OF Court and
ugaiutt those WHO havo not yot boon bound over 10
answer tho samo nnd who have not appeared to
receive Judgment.
] That oil rccognizahces Which l,avo not been
specially discharged DO continued over to the uo.t
| torn.
That writ Of Fieri Fdctas bo issued against
NIL persons who hayo been bound ovor to prosecute
| or to answer, or to givo oyidenco, and who have
not appeared; and against oil persons who hayo
boen summoned to attend Court as Grand or Petit
Jurors, md wl:o hayo not attended or bccn OK
| cuscd.
That process Of execution bo Issued against oil
persons who, at this or any former term hayo been
| fined and hayo not paid their fines, or who have
boon convicted or pload guilty, and fayo not paid
tho fees or costs duo upon their respective prose-
cution.
That the Clerk issuo process to bind .oycr all
witnesses who hayo not boon bound over, and not
only IN those prosecutions already rcforrod to tho
Court but In NIL casos that tlioy bs returned TO
~&'hS~
term.
On motion of AUGUSTINE T. S,rrruE, Eso..
BARTLETT j. WrrnERsPooN, Esq, was admitted to
practice in tho dioront Courts OF tho United States
in South Carolina.
MAYORS CouRT.-There being nothing OF consc.
quenco before his Honor this morning, tho report
or gracefully rotired, much pleased at commencing
tho very warm day with 30 littlo to do.
Counr OF CLAIMs.-Wo learn that information
has been received in tho city that tho following
claims hayo bucn favorably considered in WASH
ington: P. ]. CoooAN $4,000; Mr.. CUnH1NeHGM
$4,000; p. MonAN $4,000. and J. W. CARMALr
$4,000.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE PALMETTO Guam
CHARITABLE AssocATIoN.-Tho following officers
wore elected last evening to servo for tho ensuing
year:
@. LAND DUST. prcsidcnt
JOHN HG@pihEYs, ss'?Stasss9s 81 viee.Paos,don.
z; WAnIEN MCGEE, Secretary.
TuOS 81. HASELL, Treasurer.
:. tommiNes on RsHGt.-A: T. Gaillard, A. r,
Haig, Il. NJ. IIasol 81. v. Angel, A. P. Ford.
:, CSmn,i1ee or fTnanoe.-A: 3. Douglas, Fl. F.
Ford, +. W. McGce.
Meqeo; \; ". Lord, n. r. warinE, James diihlin.
C0mn,Iee on distorted Rccords.-B. G. wobb.
Q. L. Buist, Fl. I. Moaoo, W. II. Chapman, II. V.
Angel, O. A. Franohe, +. j. Dawson, A. B. Holmes
j. W. Girardeau, ". 4. Houston.
SCULPTURE While on our daily rounds ycstcr-
day, wc noticed q neat bead-stone, or moro pro-
porly monument, in Mr. ". T. WRITES stono
Yard, and were induced to examine it. Tho
rtsaifn 4.
OF all praise, as it was evidently shaped out Of tho
unknown stone. A cross was formed in imitation
OF tho native pino, md ovcry knot md popularity
in tho bark was faithfully dclineatcd. Tho cross
Is set in q cloft rock, from which tho moss and
wild flowers grow spontaneously. Tho workman
ship Of tho whole monument is perfect, and ro-
docts tho greatcst credit upon the author, Mr.
W. L. WHITE. Tho whole work was dono in his
yard, under hr. WHITES own supervision, and is a
conclusive proof that Charleston mechanics nro
not devoid of tho skill of their Northern brothren
This stone was engraved for gentleman Of this
city, and is placed over tho grare OF his only child
tho cross having marble scroll tackled TO it,
bearing tho inscription: 'sTo our only child"
1t is !altogcthcr o work Of great art, and will
compare favorably with similar productions from
Other cities.
FOURTH OF JULY ANs1vEnsAnY OF IDEpEsD-
ENcE.-
HEkpoRs SECOND MILITARY Drsrn1cr,|
CnAnLEsToN, 8. c., Juno 25, 1867. 4
Genera! Orders No. 49, I 4
Tho 91at anniversary Of the Independence OF tho
United Statos, on tho 4tli Of July next will bp an ,
propriatoly observed throughout the command.
AT sunrise salute of thirteen guns will BIO lrcd
at IL NJ, ono gun for every State; and nt sunIown
national saluto-at which timo tho troops will be
paradcd. AT stations whero the pSescribed salutcs
n will In I,.J IN
NJ, and firo O feu de joie.
Upon all public buildings, federal, state or muni
cipal, tho proper authorities will cause tho
American Flag to be hoisted at sunrise aud kept
Lying until SHUTDOWN. The shipping in tho several
ports and hnrbors arc requested TO obscrye lilo re
Quirements Of this paragraph.
AL public Offices will bo closed unless for tho
transaction Of urgent business and no labor ex-
Sopt tho necessary policing will bo performed by
Inc commanding officers Of posts are charged
with tho execution OF this order.
BY COMMAND OF MAJOR GEN. D. E. SIcKIEs:
j. w. CLOUS,
Inf