The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-19

done OF his own free yolition he said that on the
qe M he double
won't hunting. Net John Bull at the head Of tho
avenue, who said he would like to borrow tho gun,
| and would give 800 for it. He let him have tha
gun and wont homo: He afterwards met Bull on
asked him to xiii Mr. Mr. Ehett: Thoy went ' into D a
small bottom and concealed themselves; saw Mr.
Rhett coming. Bull said shoot. He asked why
Bull saIfsh9ot, and grabbed the gun, and in the
who Cried ssoh II They then camo down together
snd he told Bull TINT they had got into scrape.
Bull said they had better get out Of the way. And
Bull being present donied this statement in toto.
Tho testimony was here closed on tho part Of
tho prosecution, and tho defence introduced the
prisoner at tho bar. +.
Horace Greeley, the prisoner at the bar, being
sworn, d posed that on Tuesday, Srd Of July, went
cars and came homo by u; the boarders were al
thcre and they took dinner together; after dinner
went down town and bought some meat, which he
brought up; went out to neighbor's house and was
standing there i'll his shirt sleeves whom he
some police going up the road, and asked Whist it
followed them mp short way and returned home;
took supper and went about his usual business;
the reason he made the statement at tho Guard
men would come 10 him and tell him that he would
bo hung il he did not tell all he knew, and he was
worked up into such state that he did not know
lie he would do it publicly; he broke out Of jail be-
cause the fare was bad and ho had no clothes and
anybody that had been there as long as he was.
would break out too. He had mover said anything
about killing man, and those who said that he
had lied 3f
Cross-E Examined Catharine Collins lived at the
same house with him, and tho statement she made
about his absence the entire day was false because
he brought the dinner home.
Lieutenant CAMPBELL and E. NJ. WHITING, ESQ.,
both contradicted this statement Of Greeleys; and
the evidence being closed both sides, the Cour.
adjourned until to-day at 10 A. NJ, when the argu-
ment win be made and the case left to tho Jury.
ECONOMICAL LSzaHT-SEENa.-Those Of our read
ers who design. visiting the Paris Exposition next
spring, would do well to go to the College tonight,
where they will have a foretaste Of the beautiful
things in store for them. And those who do not
intend to SO to Paris have still greater induce
ment to visit the College Chapel and see Professor
HOLMES beautiful Binoptric Lantern views, spo-
cially selected for this entertainment. Such an
economical opportunity OF making the grand tour
is not often presented to US. We feel assured q
large number Of young travellers, especially, will
take passage with tho Professor.
TIE NEW Billiard PARLoR.-The corner Of
Queen and Meeting streets is destined soon to be-
como tho head centre Of attraction, especially to
billiard players. Heretofore these establishments
have been confined to the upper sections Of the
city, but DIessrs. GAYLORD & WAaNoN have deter.
mined to make change in this respect and, iudg-
ing from the tout ensemble of their Parlor it viii
oecome the rendezvous OF all knights Of the cue |
Their saloon occupies the entire second story OF
tho building, and is q well ventilated finely ar |
ranged hall. The tables, four in number are af |
The finest grained maple with marble beds and !
we'll supplied with all the modern appliances known
to billiard players. Tho interior Of the hall is
'ery tastefuly arranged; in the rear is bar sup
olicd with every beverage used by tho bibulous,
md shadowed by two immense mirrors. Messrs.
GAYLORD g. WAaNoN are experienced hands and
he new saloon will certainly prove draw. The 10
;aton is admirable, and its proximity to the Mills
House viii insure largo number Of visitors To-
light is the grand opening, and all lovers of this
;amo invited to attend. - .i. ...%
LIKE REGULARS ON DRESS PARADE, the teeth
should always be scrupulously clean and free from
'lcmish. Keep them in this condition with the |
Incompatible Sozodont, and when they arc vete-
ans in the service they viii still be as sRood az
lew." +na9
WE REFER to JOIN ConsnNs, No. 1s7 Meeting
street, where he offers U. s. Government harness
md saddles, little used. at one-fourth their original
'ost: fourhorso set harness. complete, at s27 fine
I'M bulanco harness, complete, for ono horse, at
10 (wil suit for buggy, omnibus and light wagon:
ot prime brides and bits at 81. ws4
's.rH % .M6.,
TEE DUTY OF CLEANLINESS is enjoined upon all |
persons as matter OF health as we'll as comfort
The Toilet Soaps manufactured by CoLaAr4 4 &C.
re frce from any Ingredients that can injuro tbs
most delicate skn while for their cleansing prop
rites they are unsurpassed. This firm have the
argest works in the country for the manufacture
# Toilet Soaps
suDDRN ORANGES OK WEATHER arc productive Of
Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c. There is no
more ehectual relief in these diseases to be found
han in the timely use of ''BRowNs BhoSoH1A1
CnocHEs." They possess real merit, and have
,roved their efficacy by test Of many years, hav-
ng received testimonials from eminent men who
,avo used Slle7.
MAhsL KS PEcroEAh BALM can be relied ON %
Il diseases Of the lungs.
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