The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-28

a ~ ho Nou Or1ooUo Tirnoa
Acortesponoent u 'ne NO" oA.eans i1.. a."os'
writing nom Houston, Texas, on the lotn IN
etant. gives the following full report of the Mil
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nessi '.oSo'
for tne past tnies osss ouI clEy nae useu .s ia-
boring under gEest aeai OF ekcisemsnt, &C COL 9ha
seauens upon oimcuiSy wnitn t DesaH On s1e 10
18Th instant, between the wmtes anu oiacks lac s,n as
tne toTn S,as ~ Missaa sh;nh ~, nnt s,iIv
OenEraL hauroao, ano WHICH 10 uo' yet tunJ
qmeted ~
learn Tom PerIecty renaDis sOs. soufSe .as snas
damcuty naa ass 1rg,n t hns;, ha ~
man, whose name nave nos Deen NJ, sD,e u 70
learn, went 70 ene mouse OF Young ST: mnn nan, =.
ed aoinosy, s9olt os.ace LUZ I,ia;s Lii; ~
setAg so.le 9uslnes ina,lh - mu
q esy ing .se LIZ,
5 ol Is we, ya4 n a,,tlr
no5ne apvIs .no 70 ats 49, Srt;S
couio n9l 40 laiLl,s ~ Lae .J ns'Sse ~ a.s
seemed % eenraSeg tne negro, sno ne pegan
making tnreats ana cursln4 MIS- 6olioay, 1osy,
which 30 Alarmed her tnatts sns. neo 10
neaghbors mouse, and, INFORMED, gne mempels
% the mmly OF Wnat oao taken Piace, anu Ie,
qassteg some men 70 &o 70 Isr ,a aouse !, 80 anu ,a
. tSS 2 nvsr o,d srrested tba 1 narro
anG oaIrlsa n Su s, tsa ed IuS
sn9ls .I ; ,,tho ;tas anu 'ufneu nii
otsI " .ne o.hu ,,,,o~ ;,t,,ot
u1l y. 9e,,ort s1os
nsy =, iSe u;c;n;tv
Ssd ~ h,,ne tba NO.
and n sn i,crediily abort spaca Of time
sno - - a,It s.aii
sosy s lhro,,o,9 M;I,csn
"a nI HntSsSss 5onss hreath;ng
!,sat saS ,,S nsoross we're as.
s,,reS t,,st tta seo- NH noe dasfh fbev soneht
5oororoa ,ss alive and in charre of The civil
s,,tb q; fhe Sa;chharii, Comfy az wash
t III - tha,s ste ~ env ono
;i g, d;,sc;on ~ EoiI,
San,s ,,srtr ~ ahant. tgantv white men
- ~ xs.i,,,tv Shar;ff of Pro,
under command OF the Lsr.N.. ~. 80, the ne.r
zne County, mnedlate!y started aite. - -. :,
groess Wlth fhe lntenlcn OF preyesnuI's sns
-AASm being done To- Eolnday OF nls Mmny' " .ha q
NEGROES returning. The negroes immedlateiy
formed q line and fred upon the WIVES, ,sngnls,
: N wounding one. The whites tnen retutheo
the aies, killing I've and Moundng sesetai
others aud then charged the negroes, COM
zpjetaIy routing the party I.,.
There being no telegraph office at bryan, tne
sheei6 seized the freight tram on its; arTlyai M
Rom Houston, and Immediately dispatched the
engines TO Bryan, twenty miiss distant, lor as
eiH.,1ice. The engines returned Win cars con-
tsiring about seventy five men; but the ne,
Eroag made peSce overtures 70 the whites, anu
Sh6 train teturned TO Bryan with most OF lne
men. that had come down. During the nlgns
LO0 WUlD66 UlHC5Q - HlChOt 60aAA - VeAN~
can. And Tie negroes assembled in large mum.
1 barsEs aHhort distance from town, and two OF
thar nHmber. well armed, attempted to enter
the town about 4 o'clock on the morning Of the
1et5s and ho;no o d;ecovered by the pickets were
l s,,,, a sy,S ons ~ them iilIe After day
Eos = NJ. .Nr-Wbesf. prominent Ioyal Ieaguer,
s;a.5 tIa ,,Sesr cagan in comnany with the
them. Int the negroes refused to listen to
them, and even went 40 TAR as to threaten their
lives Il they did not leave. The negroes were
conmaniied by a white man who teaches
,,osro achool. IN the vicinity. and a negro man
nsmsd Rroots who rho declared their intention to
ha re1ansa 3or fhe TiIIino of the siY NEGROES,
n1rS The wt1;tes5 5TniIsr I Che Command OF the Bu-
g ,os,, s,art Snj the sheriff confinued to organ.
5or fba oSt The train was
20 alT - Rrvsn $ar assistance teIe
essnas ann Wsre sent thence to Benham for troops,