The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10
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OUTnAaE--We reg ret to have to chronicle such
an outrage as the following, which We clip from

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OUTnAaE--We reg ret to have to chronicle such
an outrage as the following, which We clip from
| the Edgeheld Advertiser -
On Christmas Eve night, about the rising OF the
moon, band Of seven or eight men rode up to the
tS door OF Mr; James McCarty an old man living on
place. Three Of them dismounted, entered tho
house, represented themselves as ssYankocs," de-
unlocked small iron % saie iroSi m Which no% Re % aopt
ss ea SILVER 'as 5G0f Il e% s Sies ID
left the house and rejoned, ,thoir comrades at the
gate, taking with them the said money and papers
neSydk Ihey toHk Nth them sIse Mr. shot
o fRSy sdd ed asaS
leg some thirty or forty squirrel SHOT Mrs Me- Me-
sTge ball Ise fse
does rode OF with their booty.
LusUs NATURE.-We had the pleasure few days
ago OF examining at the Office Of DR.. Elliott one
ture ever before seen. It vos The twin ofianrino
OF q colored woman of this place-still-born. The
twins are joined together nom the side Of tho face
perfectly Us as t6st Ps5s bo hao 81 neSsn sssa
nsnx anoT1 anything HI like a.hoggh he has
intends p1esentne to t6e
Of Charleston, for the benefit and wonder Of tRe
Eouthful sprigs Of medicine. Georgeto,o7a Times
/. Warren D. Wilkes, Esq, has retired from the
position OF contributing editor Of the Anderson In
teligen:er. & 1T- 7- N
Il TIE SEcRETARY OF STArE.-Gen. Capers, ? the
new Secretary Of State, Will not enter upon the
duties OF the Office until the 18th Of February Un-
til that time, therefore, all official letters should
DO addressed to Hon. W.JR. Huntt the incum-
bent. =. n N -
Samuel J. Hay, Esq, has withdrawn from the
eoltorlal department OF tho Barnwell Sentinel.
The Columbia Ph1niE says that Miss McCu1-
LocH, Of Columbia, made her first appearance this
season in the italian Opera, in New York, on Mon
day. She sang the soprano part in VERDIs ssBalo
in Maschera," and made very agreeable impress
sion. We append the critical remarks OF the World,
as Of interest to the feIlowtownspeople of the ir
prima donna:
Of course, the main interest Of the evening CEN
tered upon Miss McCu1loch and it is pleasant to
be able to say that this young lady achieved posi-
i've success with m audience which included
professionals" and ssa1nateursn Of New York
Miss McCulloch's voice ia Of pure and excellent
quality, and her style which is essentially modern
fits her peculiarly for executing the music Of that
She gave proof LAST night too, Of degree d Of e dra
matte feeling and taste, which, with an enlarged
experience Of the stage, cannot fail to put her high
On the roll Of strictly operatic, dstinguis he'd
rom purely lyric singers.
MEIANcEoLY AoCDEET.-We are panied to
learn Of a sad accident which occurred to Walter
=: Mitcnoii son Of our ifelow-townsman, Mr., 81.
M11cneA Young NJ had gone into the country
some sixteen miles, to party at Mr.. Samuel
sra1;, smt;as, ne near Limestone Springs, Saturday
morning, his horses feet became clogged, and
slipping into gully the horse fell with him and
upon his right leg, shattering it above the ankle.
[Sparta'a6urg cypress.