The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-08
state, Ieeu1s.

SALES DAY.-Monday last being sales day
crowd collected here from all parts Of the District
Several tracts of land were sold by the Commits.
sioner in Equity, also some little property fell
under The hammer Of the Sheriff, which, taking
into consideration the stringency in monetary af-
case, 8 few. old .critters" also, changed hands,
which WAS not! the case With the money. /; u: =
=, [Barn,oea Sentinel.
F1RE.-Between and 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing q fire occurred on the premises Of D. G.
Thompson corner Of Main and Medium streets,
which resulted in the partial destruction of IN out
house, and the loss OF some hay and fodder.
Assistance was promptly rendered by the students
OF The University and the United States garrison,
and most disastrous confagration prevented, as
very high wind prevailed y during the morning.
have consumed the whole block.
About o'clock last night there was another
alarm, caused by fire outside the CITY limits. We
have not learned the locality OF this latter fire.
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CoU2T.-At the recent sitting of the Court of
Common Pleas for fckens District Judge Glover
ruled Chat, where note had been credited with
Confederate currency, the credit should be for the
value of that currency at the date Of ontry.
Bernard D. Lange the Postmaster at Blackville,
died Mt that place on Sunday last.
SElzED.-We learn that Captain Frank Arnim,
Inspector United States Internal Revenue has
seized some twenty-five or thirty stills, being
operated in Greenvie District, forfeited for non
compliance with the revenue laws. We do not
think that this Will enhance the price Ct corn any,
lGreenUale Enterprise.
ASSISTANT AssEssoR.-Mr Edmund Hooker has
qualified and entered upon the execution of the
duties Of Assistant Assessor Of the 23d Division
Sd Collection District, which embraces tho bounds
of the Upper Regiment. He succeeds Captain D.
R. Gaige. His Office is located in the old Post
Office building.--I6id.
RELIEF FOR THE NEEDY.-Quite largo number
Of the destitude widows and orphans Of deceased
soldiers in our community assembled at the Court
House door Monday last, in order to receive the
additional donation which has been so generously
made foc their relief by the Missouri soutkarn Re-
in whose hands has been placed, by the Assoc.a-
tion the considerable amount Of funds for this
purpose, is engaged most heartily and energetica-
ly in the good work entrusted to him OF assisting
fully recompensed, even in this world, for the
great interest he has taken in the sufferers when
he thinks OF the numerous and grateful friends
whom he has thus gained.
(Greenu1e Moantaiaeer.
SENTENCE OF REv. T. S. AnTHUR.-It was men,
toned in our columns, o few weeks since, that IN
Ecclesiastical Court had convened at this place
for the trial of Rev. T. g. Arthur formerly pastor
of Christ Church, Greenville, for unministerial
conduct The Court was in session several days.
and for both the prosecution and the defence ablo
counsel appeared.
We are informed there were nine specifications
to the charge. Of these, the accused was found
guilty Of one. The sentence of the Court is-fve
years suspension from ministerial labor. Mr..
Arthur has thus been officially notified, as wo are
informed BY friend who saw tho official docu-
ments.-I6id.
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.-We are panied to
learn OF the demise of Mrs. Morgan, near Wood
ruff's in this district, on Sunday last. She was
over LOO years Of age. One by whom these monu-
ments of ''ye olden time" pass away. .-Spartanbug
Express.