The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05
xFEAIRS IN THE STATE.



Dr. F. 8. Lewie, charged with the homlolde
Of Elliot Drafts, Esq, IN Lexington county.
.sosr,s DAYS since, has been oaied Dy nus donor
Judge Boozer, in the sum Of $00O for nls ap-
pearance at the ne1s Term . ot sne e'uis0' "eA'-
III Sessions iof tnAs COUNTY
..-..s Greenviue.
The yelooipede has arrived in Greenyile.
Governor Scott and Messrs. Reuben Tomlin-
son and J. Z. Jillson are announced to ad-
dIess public political meeting in dreenVllle
fo-dsy.
The Enterprise says: "a weeks clear
Wsaiher has brought forward the wheat crop
10 such stage, that hardly any fears exist OF
injury from tho fatal rust that has destroyed
70 many crop8 since 1861. MANY heidsare vlsl.
bly turning to . golden hue. From every part
wheat. S'.- - =. ;.;''.2''- ..a
---e. e'..g sbumtex.
Mr. Tmokby NoGton' net Sss oioss. fssu1us eSan,nn
citisanS@ sumter, oisa On sos tusoy y, oU,eo,,,e
lsst, after lew days. illness Irom pneomonia'
ct Hhe s6e o. e5H.nne @ @ yeossSWS s.Wo have had snch
Tha sumter News says We us'o .aa mau n.eI S@S
ns summer stI1 MsaIner n bones tbe in;pry caused
cold spells may ee ~ :a bsssass
Messnre repsatet9h t ;h snstps, pS ha. hssn DESTROY
iafA ln0 gct aitas Sos;on \. a.,Iv ~ anv ser;o1s
e, oot ~ SouTs elt r1.nto-s 1 ~ho have had to
9ty29ne;. asSso seas, phsve had 3ne Weather
!ep!snt .tneG cosson, Aose ~ ,ond n nIanted with
III IL, snI .Ie s0. .IS es not iess than Iaat wear.
= .n;ts Sts of late frosts." ---...,-'.'.-'.l -
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MafiDo.o. -
!sgrke spring term Of Marlboro Court ad-
fourned on yEidAy last, having disposed OF
snumbw o. cases. A general system Of sea-
fnp WI pursued at this court, large DEBTS,
contracted during the war, being cut down TO
yery comparatively Insignificant suma.D
The Bennettsvale Journal says; "For the
d,ys the mas 1een ana ootoo
ee;sn;i Sost rsv SnTss1,s and Ia doing Well.
~ nSsS 2ist i,ss as" NE Eere visited with very
renesmng h,a snohe. u u,a5 , snt no ssr;ons dam,
~ sS syps.Se, snssa - tha crons THE nIosnect for
SoMaS LILY - ~ AZ .S,,I ks++er 10 dav than has
a1.opS 1ts.i.I y; w s"N - 00's'- " ~
Vson sin'o piAns'
hersn"w'
Mr.. Lewis Watts, sged ninety.two, ded very
suddenly on Sunday evening last, at bis resi-
dsnce. three miles fom Camden. he was
astiveof Eershaw, sustained the character OF
N hon6af upriRht man, and at the time OF his
death Was .urobsbly the oldest citizen Of the
distr5ct. t.,yr{i 81
me Camden Journal lssya "The favorable
enect upon tie growing crops OF corn and oG5, y
ton, ana ON the spnns VI uIr H.. ansantonon.
ces, and can detect aisposiuon On s4a par par
ofmany 70 brss 2, snss psospessds b.rysstine aI
o.se!eff VINO Lave '''''''eDs'N "- ''Ne
i've, svlas vss wounded by the accidental
d;.chsres ots uistoi in the hands Of Edward
On ssy. an MONDAY evening last. The parties,
Soeh co9iorad @ % ws,e ssminlpe the pistol, when
it~ss isischarrea the oontsuts entering the
stomsch of sykes. The wound is severe, but
not mortal.
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Fhe KeqYee Courier saysE we eo1I HUn aI.aa =
W. II. D. daillard. ESQ.,, superintendene, tnas
Cn and after Saturday, the 5tn OF june nnsta1s,
thdRms Mdge hairoa9 GoI5pnnny 5nayn. WI. e.are rane
charge Of their road, and run daily tTSlns rom