The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-10
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=. The WEATnEn.-SiMce our last issue Wo have
bad summer in earnest, and at times we almost
imagined that July Ind stolen upon ua in advance.
ersea in te cooS, nas nas snGGa o 1nT sa to "a de-
by my eItrinsio cause. Sinoo Friday last we have
had an abundance Of rain, with some thunder and
winds trust tho Tc9aHnnE months ooi Of fhs
summer will not be 30 dry as to DO detrimental to
both animal and vegetable Life. "A dry june has
him to get hi' crop out of the grass; ge do not
know wha! his wish is In these anomalous days Of
rough and late planting. It hos been. frequently
summer, with q drought towards tho latter part,
has contributed much to the generation of an in
creased supply of malaria, with an unusual preya-
spared such calamitles, ever remomberng that q
Paul may plant, md IN Apollo may water, but il
is God that gireth tho increase"
THE CuEnAw Bn1noI.-wto 1tH, are glad to % learn
that tho Cheraw Bridge is being rapidly rebuilt,
low weeks "onr people viii be pleased to learn ca n
this fact, Gsit is by far moro pleasant md con-
y6ment TO CROPS tho river over a good substantial
doing over since tho bridge was burnt. When the
objcet Of rebuilding the bridge ut Cheraw was first
proposed it was thought by many that the enter-
table energy and perseverance, of Mr.. ". L. j.
iteld and other stockholders OF the company, they
have succeeded beyond their, expectations. The
contractors for building tho bridge havo agreed,
:wo understand, to finish by tho frat Of August.
[Edster, journal, 4
ini MhAThEa I AND CnSpsGwo arr grataed TO-
been worry favorable to tho crops I Tho whoat crop
Is now nearly ready for being gathered in, and tho
farmers appear TO DO satisfod with the fruits Of
their labor. Tho refrcshing rains with which our
District has been visited during tho past Two
:weokH have had q very beneficial effect upon Tho
psasn ana iSsa as eon s is
teI for the growth Of grain and vegetation Ibid,
9aIHE CnoPa.-We have been over IN the Fork on
honsh T. h9 "a
In the senson to predict success in planting, yot
Te No bear general reports from every part Of the
agriculturalst thus for. .iii's l.i'fUb 4 N.
Below Branohv.lle, and in tho lower part, o. tho
plants, while the porn is also doing WE'LL notwith-
stanuing. tho Into cool spell We have had. May
God smile upon our land, and give us bounteous
harvests-Ordngebnrg Times.
LGEonaETowN 1YGRUh. This laudable nssocia-
ton Of the Sontiemon OF tho town for the promo
tion OF literary taste, has boon fully organised
fisE asIss SnF 4sS
Maior g.. I. Atkinson, Yicc-Presid mt; q. F, g.,
Wright, Secretary and Treasurer DIR, r, G,Whito
Rcallcr !; ], B, Allston, D, r. Sessions and J, L.
IL Baiioy, Executive Committee..:4
l:Litcrary Contributions respectfully solicited.
Chn,Is&L EIkcu11os.- THO unfortunate % man.
3. D. Hodge, was executed yesterday, betwoeri the
hours Of II and 1 O'Clock. 'Ho was escorted fr5fS
detaehmont OF tho United States troops now yS on n
garrison duty in this city, Tho bearing, Of the
| prisoner was that OF one who did not Dread the
Sk5rome penalty OF tho law Jthas was sbodt % Bo
s$s Ss SSss0ss5539 s5e as
S E. Su Pssg 81 hS thSE a
sSas Ssnisen ns
Saco Fajseboo1 nope e IN msses se ~ better
4 He made no further confession. Sheriff Dent
then proceeded y stssate ihis duty, thei fEidiof
farewell, and, in . tow minutbsI be Was launched
s sssRgRs saEgssnss sSas ass pSs
nennced life extinct. Ths remains were then
ss 4eny SGps 5'SS 81 @ tass Il 9sst
iPresent but tho nrfangemonts n,ado by tfo sbSSis
j Were carried out In good order and thus has
I passed anothor human being to hiD last dread
Wht!ea,oars Shs tod 70 tbS fla5e Oh WodnSs:
nss nsSpa th0 EoR SSia ~ @ y an srSS band q eed
have eomo hors, without detrinianp to Ife
| or limb, and without tho necessity Of a body
guard. On the neIt day, Thursday he delivered 4
4 ffood pt6pi6, Numbering upwards Of O thonssna,
who appeared to cheer him trahd6hdouhIy;4 No re-
elg gss a. Paae to his speech, AUDIT appeared, frcm
lad nteasad 10 s ssS s1Ss .sfi Etss Is
MI yhisse%c,Ssto % ,a s ta.s
rsaSasSS psaSssBs sa u ee ag hSSssa Sa
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an e4tonsiIelyp planted as they should have been
are very prominY. ID somo 1ocalticn, wheat has
iato, tho d mago has boen but Slight. Corn iI Il
most sections good, aud In somo unusually fine