The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20

tho Battory ut r. M. to-day. Tho programme
will consist OF selections from tho various operas
| GERnARDTB GADTENLAuBR iB All o1colgnt re-
! pcrtory Of cotompornry Gormsn romance litora-
turo. All tho bost novels published in this
magazine as thoy appear in The old country. Tho
subscribers moreover rocoivo o largo and worry
handsome engraving entitled ,"Der ersten L,ebe
aoHfcnc Ait," representing charming group,
! Which would ndoru any drawing room. Mr.. A. f.
MEIcnEns, OF tho Central News Depot, No. 1Os
Market street, II tho agcnL for tho Gdritntdmbc.
RsIsIEd THE STEAMER NssuYILLE-Wo notice
in tho Savannah Republican thai contract las
been awarded by tho Navy Department to Captain
lunNEr.I. Tor raising tho stcnmcr NashpG1c. Tho
| FHshra:c will DO remembered as ono OF tho old
Charleston and Now York limo OF steamers. sho
was tho only one Of TINT limo retained by tho South
anu while cn1eayoring to run tho blockade ncar
Savantall wns slollcd aud sunk in tho OEoo-
| chcc ltircr, in 1863 board Of survey and diver
| hayo left Savannah to examine into hcr condition
prior to commencing operations
MEETING OF FRERpnfEa AT MaYEsyILLE, SUMTER
DIsrnIcT.-Oa tho 18th q largo number OF freed
| mon from Salem and the vicinity, assembled at tho
hlaycsyillo Depot, and wero addressed by several
! speakers. Tho meeting Was entirely devoid of any
| Radical sentiment but was conducted in conBcr-
sntiyo spirit Tho speakers wero vol received, and
their remarks wcro sound, practical, and full OF
good advice. Ono of thom, Mr.. ABRAHAM RuFFIN,
stated that ho thought frequent meetings Of tho
freedmen ut tho present timo, with multiplicity
OF speakers could ofect good purpose, as it but
| tcndedto confuse and distract Tho minds his poo
! pie. They needed good wholesome toaching, I'M
parted by those competent to toach them in regard
to thcr rights md duties. Aud especially wore these
| meetings unfortunate at this vitally important
period to tho crops. Every hour lost from tho
field at this limo was loss to tho individual and
| misfortuno to tho country.
Boards PATENT CoTToN TIR.-sinco tho appli-
cation OF il rs a substitute for ropo In baling
cotton, number Of tics havo boon invented
| which unto tho ont]s Of tho hook and bind the
bale firmly. Whilo cnch inventor claims somo pc
| culiar advantages resulting from tho uBe of his
ito, thoy arc oil improvements on tho discarded
rope. Tho "Bcnrd Tic" las bccn strongly recon-
mondcd to tho public for several reasons, princi-
paily because it is tho most convenient and tho
easest to uso OF any iron to- and equal to any
other i'll strength md security This iron tic is in
one pcco, md ia secured upon tho cotton balo In
an instant, and with ono motion. An examination
OF this ito proves that it iB in ovory respect what
tho inventors state and is an invaluable auxiliary
to the planter, enabling him to secure his cotton
lialcB without difficulty, md by fow moments
work.. Messrs. GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 Co. aro tho
agents Cor this tio and will DO pleased to tako or
ders other from tho trado or from planters.
MAYORS CoUnT.-An unusual stillnoss has pre-
vnied in tho Court for the past fow dnys; tho do
linqucnts hnyo bcon few and FAR bctwcon, and tho
revenues of the Court hnvo suffered accordingly.
A fow negro boys who had oyidonJy boon
reading sacred history, and thought themselves
young Dayids commenced slingng bricks against
somo imaginary Goliath This performance was
MT considered to DO i'll tho codo OF civilized war
faro, and tho bolGgcronts were. promptly juggod.
They murmurcd somewhat at thin troatniont, but
! Tho Radananthus was ineIorable, and thoy hayo
roccivod lesson that will bo boneflcinl to them
| selves and 10 tho public. ,. -
Ono OF tho colored chivnlry who evidently
| thought that ho wa tho right man in tho right
place, persisted in keeping his .position ON tho
gan8way of wharf to tho discontinue of several
| parties who wished to visit tho promises Ro-
monstranco proving futilo, ho was hurried away
and onrichcd the City exchequcr by q donation
| of*2. :.
DIsTnIor CounT-Hon. GEonoE ". LOGAN, pro-
| siding.-The Court convened ut 10 A. H., and the
| following cases were tried:
Tho State us. Thomas Richardson. Larceny and
| Receiving Stolen Goods. Guilty.
| Tho State ps. Jas Horny alias Bull Hond! Lar
| cony. Guilty.
Tho State us. Toby Anderson. Larceny Guilty
| but recommended In moray.
| The Stato us. Benjamin McKind. Assault and
Battery. Guilty of assault
Tho State us Hannah Washington and Mary
Chisolm Assault and Battery. Mol pros. on
torcd.
Tho State rs. Jno. slatterly, Richard Murphy
and Bridget Murphy. Assault and Battory. Con-
tinuod. er
Tho State ps. Diedrich Kicncke. Assault and
| Battery. Continued.
Tho State us. Jas. Frasor. Assault and Battery
with intcnt to kill. n. ". SEYMOUR, Esq, for tho
defence. Guilty.
Tho State os. cuGy Fishburno. Assault md
Battery. Not Guilty.
| Tho State us. Jamos Francis. Larceny. Guilty.
CoUnT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND ColhoN
PLEhs.-lIon. +. ]. MOSES, presiding. Tho Court
continued tho trial of civil cases. To-day has
boon appointed sentence dny, after which Tho
contingent docket will DO callod.
u. 8. CouRT.-Hon. 'GEo. 3. BRYAN, presiding
In the ca 10 OF BunDANx & Bnos. ps. EpsTn &
zEhANsKY, Bankruptcy. On motion OF Messrs.
sInoks snioNs, tho provious ordor for tho seiz-
ure Of tho premises in King street was rcscinded.
Tho U. s. us. seven barrels and ono kog Of dig
titled spirits found on tho promises Of JOSEPH
PEARSON. Tho District Attorney moved, and it
was ordered, that warrant OF arrest and moni-
ton be issued returnabo ut Greenyillo on tho 9th
of August.
MASS MEETING OF FRREDafRR AT EpoEP1EID
CoUnr HousE.-On last Saturday tho freedmen Of
tho District hold large meeting nt tho Court
| House. Tho Advertiser says that at dawn of day
troops OF freedmen might havo been seen do
| filing along tho :roads leading to our town and
by clevon o'clock thcre was assembled, at tho mp
pointed rendezvous o largo audience OF thoso peo-
plo both malo and fomale not less, It soemod TO
| us, than ono thousand.
Tho meeting wns 10 bo addressed by Major
srosE, u 8. A., representative OF tho Froodm ems
bureau ut this place, ANDREW RAnsAY, ESQ.,,
Horny Ross, (colorod) and Prince Rivers (colored)
Tho Speakers, together with Rev. David Harris,
(colored) and Lawrence Cain, (colorcd) ascendod
the platform about 10 III.
Tho mooting was openol by Rev. David Har-
rls, OF our yillago in forvont and feeling prayer,
/ ipynkiNo ibn ~