The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
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spectfuIy ask the patronage of our friends.
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Posr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., May 6, 1867.
Hereafter until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails viii close at LIS p NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at 945 A. NJ will be ready for delivery at II
O'Clock. Son Sundays the Post Office Will open at
128OP. NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con.
tinne to close daily at soclock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
Report o. the ohiefof hs Fire Department Of the City
Charleston, 8. q, ending April 2S, 1857.
We have received q copy Of the foregoing pamph-
lot, which We viii notice at length in our next
issue.
A MOVE N THE RIGHT DIRECTION. Several
Young men Of this city entered upon the duties OF
cotton markers and members yesterday. They
have determined to put their shoulders to the
wheel, and the present movement is only the ini-
tiatiye. This business has long been confined to
persons who, though attentive and efficient, could
never rise and they can easily find employment in
some other vocation. There are at present num-
bsr Of young men in this city who are out Of en-
ployment, and by devoting themselves to this bu-
ainess they VIII not only be making some money,
huswin be acquiring knowledge Of the cotton
businsss; which may ultimately prove OF great ad-
vantage to them.
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MAYoR's CoURr, June Am individual whose
dog attempted to carry off the calf Of colered
mans leg, was fined $1O and the man advised to
prosecute the owner Of the vicious animal.
A countryman, who was found lying down drunk
in the street. in company with pair OF shoes and
two shirts, was fined IS.
1.-Two black boys, who were refreshing themselves
by throwing bricks at each other, with an intent
to hurt If possible, wers compelled to throw 81
each into the City Treasury. l.,.+,.,
TWo youths; one whiteand one colored, who un-
dertook to exhibit thei ability in the grand science
Of selEdefence. without any charge to the dehght
ed crowd, were fined IS each for the show.
The member Of the Barleycorn Artillery, often
spoken Of before, was fined IS for getting drunk
and going to . house whore nobody lived, and, e1-
pressing very srong desre to fight the inmates.
A yonng man, who Was fighting some one in the
street who couldn't be esiznated, paid IS.
The drunkists were ont in large force, and each
submitted to fine Of S with as much grace as if
he had been asked to take something.
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usIrrp srArns Cousr, Eon. dEosaE 8. BRYAN
.presiding The testimony in the case Of the uni
ted dststss uss $50 barrels Of molasses was read,
and the further, hearing postponed to June, 25th
instant.
CoRoaoR.s MouEsT.-The inquest held by Coro-
nor WMrMe ON the body Of The colored child,
Cofnsils Yafdiars found In the water OF the Bat
terry wa yesterday. It excited consid-
ssrsbls intetsst among colored population, and
sthe Eorondiffs 6faea was 30 crowded that he was
compelled TO adjsum to the court house, iwhare
the spectators could be accommodate The n
fnearoes suspented Mr.. and MrssS IRwn, s.the hnd-
1raH ehisolrn, and were anxious to have aclear
statement made. B. B. Elliott, eolored lawyer;
and O. 90 BowEs were present during the investa-
CATION, and expressed themselves fully satisfied OF
thscol1ecsnessof yths verdict.
a. axee npmbsr Of Witnesses were examined,
ANA fhair testimony was very clear and suecinot
,but owing to the latsness the houk when It was
!; obtainedsMaaracompel to give only synopsis
~ their svigs1ce. sxAar Cn1soIA, the ttv. step
:iStharof the c6ild hired aroom from Mr. lawR,
i6nssoush Bay, opposite Legare street, early last
weak. After remaining four days-he was notified
by Mr.. hwM to lesves Ind, after searching for q
place, moved across the street. Thursday night
Chisoln and his wife moved every article except
thAbed onyhich the ohild, Corneia Verdier, was
slespins. i,sss
thsy xers sbsant about Us minutes, and on their
Ann found the child missing. "a search was inn
Tl6disseiy instituteds but the child could not De
found; but ON Friday. George jennings and John
sWhibA two colored ashermen,. found the body
HSStin8 on the Battery. It was brought to the
: city. and Coroner WH1TMa notified. he imme-
distsly empannelled . jury, and the following tes-
is1ltsiawM deposed that Cbisolm renteda room
.EoS him, but finding that he was a bad character
and bore false name. he told him e TO leave, and
he mcvedisross the street. Mrs. Irwin said that
the parties commenced moving on Thursday eve
mig, And had nearly eomple eted the task when
Chisoim came 70 the shop from Doughertys wharf,
md asked II his.wife was there; she said no; but
his rits Boon came ACROSS tie street and Joined lined
him: they went out together, and hearing 9 loud
taking, she went to see what. was the matter when
she .gss told that the child Was missing.
The older witnesses we're principally oolored per-
sons, who testified thai Chisolm and his wife had
acted in q strange and Indifferent manner about
The loss Of tie child. Ghisolm avering that he
hsd Soe to fortune teller, WHO told him that the
child WaS 1ip6yned. Chisolm endeayored to put
a, -. - t,o rh;ld ,,,,nn TpurN hut hia evidence