The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-13

Conc HoME.-Tho prisoners that have been,
heretofore confined in the city guard houso word
yesterday transferred 70 the penitentiary, whero
aoly bo Of great service to the State and pay for
their board and lodging Ph9nix.. i.Ih ~
eminent pSysican died at his residence IN GRAMS
vile, on Saturday evening last. 4 He had been Ill
for o few weeks, and much probtrated, but the tor
before his death. he was converting, and apparent
ly better; turning on his left aide the heart sud
denly ceased to perform its functions, tho pulse
Dr. Earle Was carried to the family burying ground
ON Paccolet.- - Greenulte Enterprise. NH
TEE GaEksynLE BAPT1sr CHgRcH.-The pastor
with the appreciation Of his ook already expressed,
to visit tho city Of Paris during next month chioay
on account Sf hie health; HIS place In the pulpit
several resident ministers.-Ibid :
H A NARaow EsoAPR.:-Mr. 8. W. Sullivan and three
Souue ior RotanbsSer and had L sased d ans
under cover, though not weatherboarded, for want
OF material. At midday on Tuesday last they wore
root, when Q sudden gust Of wind came up. and
ossr III pasy sey bs the
them up, 80 that some had to be drawn ont by tho
noighbofs who came to thoir assstanoe; vet
is sS Ss
dent 0rdngebury Ne,os. ~. i
THE WEATHEn AND THE Caofs.-We have had
early morning being exhilaratng, and tho nights
cool enough for all to enjoy "nature's sweet re-
storer." The spring Is, however, backward We
heshets suporyening thereon, have embarrassed
the planter IN bus operations. From conversations
We have had With experienced gentlemen we judge
the crop will be short ono, aB they cannot hopo
Cor good stands under the circumstances. When
We take into consideration, that perhaps not ono
under cultivation, with the prospects OF sbort o
s.op, the yield for tho district may be estimated
We are hopeful that as tho season advances botter
learn, tho laborers for tho most part more faithful
industrious and steady Georgetown Times
TEE GREEsvIIliE RAnnoAD CoapANY.-Ande
pnblio interest and VIC, therefore, cheertulIy give
place 70 the, sho subloined communication, referring
70 so%o h9l Temssks oh In our m local column few
"Messrs: Editors: In your issuo Of the 9th in-
stant, In noticing tho bill flod by certain Of the
mortgage bond holders OF tho ureenyilio nni Col
umbfa Railroad Company you use the following Clio ing
"fnssmuch ss xe losrn tina! tho suit If sueoosa.
ful. will result In the destruction OF tho road and
the serons embarrassment Of largo portion OF Tho
State, We earnestly regret that any Of the bond.
to
Otherwise so utterly depresaed.n i AiA'ls arc
Now, so far from this statement being correct, Il
holders moving In this matter arc among ihe odeat
and best iends the road over had, and the idea OF
is destruction growing ont Of tho proceedings in
On the contrary, II is their desire TO rescue the
road from inevitable destruction, and place it upon
. sound basis, whereby It's friends may enjoy tho
oonveniehces whichSHere promised them IN lts
carly history. a ,slI
tts past misfortunes, must appreciate It's pre-:
csrious: situation between Columbia and Pomsria
gabasss as Is S. 10 bo swept away at any time BY
nnder ih present dihhcnlHes could nevor rebuild l
~ Il 10 the desire, therefore, Of the bondholaers,
who have instituted tho proceedings against the
rood while they protect their own interest as auoh
TO pl.ee the road in tho hands Of company who
are Sble 70 rebuild 1t upon SECURE and permnnont
basts And place upon II such machinery and rolling
eteek S WILL At Al timcs, seonre to that largo eeo.
ton Of tho State through which It passes prornT.
safs and convenient modo Of travel aud trsnspor.
tation. .i.j N1i.5s. 81 A ABOND-HOIDEfsys;
d l0Lvns1A, 9. O., May 9, 1871 Plaats.