The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-01
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lbTTlDle HOlIu VI WluQ auQ Idiu pasocu Ofet sAlo
section. j seems to have speniits chief fury
few miles above here, in the hei4borhood OF d.
r. Shells, Esq., who shade trees Wro blown down,
broken and wrecked, crus hing Sme Of the out
houses on the premises. We learn also, that the
dwelling q Mr.. @; n; KennedyITas struck by
be surprised to hear that other dhage was done
by the stam.-LdnrensuiQeH Herdf :. -
Wet WaArMR.--We havejust emerged, in this
latitude, from long wet spell. The rains were
continuous and heavy for some tn days, raising
some OF tts water courses, to theyreat detriment
Eof the CROPS. Wheat has been inbred, oats also.
panied bys cold 'tnorth- easter, ias injured the
option and sput it, in many stacss. unteclaim-
hat fourshes. "General dsaeurI Ihas dsrFp'sd
pwer in this section of the military district.
i[LdlD'etsuNe Herald.
THE REoNr RANs-Ts crops u some sections,
ctss of wAweather; but the damage. lis by. no
means as great as was at 6rstsan6a apated.s The
stamp com in some places H drDS mes, and cotton
his been b suferer to- some extent; but with
faorable weather. for the renstdr Of the season, 4
wS are all hight for good harvea this year. Plows
Ne are happy to amounN that Binnicker's
Bddge on the south Bdisto river is safe and
sotnd; and wagons have Gpssed Four Holes
Bddge since the nine Idays rain.-0range6urg
Macs. k@. 4
fEw MGI RouTE.-AHer tie LIST Of July new
iml routs will be opened fq the benefit OF our
t.fnds In that portion OF tOraHsoWg and Lenng-
tof near ne BOUNDARY me sne ~ Two Dlstrlcts;
M fn anT T R;sS,s ise stora on Aidays At ths same
hour. We understand that spoa6on will be pre-
SaS Of oav;sa viz tbia uIace T saturdsy bV Wbc, ;
ras.ns tSs Lss;1 cor,;er viii r. able tn co,9a 1osG
On Eriday, az now W. arraneeasni ma return the next
SsJ ,b;S6 MI ta- a n,at3ersm oreat, ,conven;encs
- toyI r., ". ,,a,t;as %tar.s,ad 4, III rnnte
W - W 'i's@Ne 'D ~ IOrnnoeb,,ro Nom.
10. the r.. =. - :.
- ZEE WEATHER AND e1oPs. yn tae otn OF june u
commenced TO ram, ana e1fp6 apous tnree DAYS
intermssion, j. has rained pore or less every day
since. some o. Shese ralnsswsre very neaVy anu
acc9mpsn'eo MNn stso@g VILE thaac hcn las mas aa,
aged corn seneusiy. Vwllg 70 tnese ProIacted
rams, ctoPs ON ow isnas sGGsapnergea geo a9a a9 WiIn
that sha tne sIssSIM9icn@nas Ice Iot Deen iale-%e
rear Ine crops OF an knas HNe Decome seriously
damaged s'a9eo0sooa9sner. .,-,
DEATH OF, Mrs. MANLY. NTH much regret We
announce the melancholy Act that the beloved
wife Of Rev. B. Manly, u D. D., expired this
morning. She had been ID declining health for
some time but it was hoRd that her lie would
peen yet spared ior many We. Mrs. many nao
Won for herself warm anttoslng mlends N our
comm unity, ana ne. a9ceaS IN as SduseS P.Glou44o
gL,el even 9uIue St Ihe I fe ttn tho =, nes ta tha
ehS , papIss E In snI VI .as .ne
promnspsiy pu useful and te knowledge that thai she she
disd il the fun hope ?. 6 glorious resurrection ~
,s.a M M ~ I teenn,He o,ns @ ,;ses
causeo py nef e'so'.se 1uo's'''''"ee''
smuoK By LIGHTNING. last Tuesday after
rain, % tsrnder and Eshtnina two dwellings, in this
town were injured by the Ahhing. One Of the
chiml.eys 81 the residence o3Mr Thomas steen on
Waemngton' sdeet, easy o man Was stlan8ely