The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-12


bags, and the estimated stock. alter deduc-
ton of 100 forwarded from the lay unsold
during the whole Of May, is 6.578
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Eveni service in
st. Johns Lutheran Church is discontinued.
The Rev. j. r. Pickett has returned to the
city after an absence of two weeks attendance
on o revival near Georgetow
Some progress has been made ia the pre-
iminaries for the yacht race on the 28th in
stant.
Various rumors are afoat in reference to the
clearing up Of the municipal muddle, and it ia
said that there will be meeting of Council
next Tuesday evening.
There will be q scrub velocipede race this
afternoon on the plank road bounded by Cha
pei, Elizabeth and Calhoun streets. There
will be lively time. as many bicycles are
entered.
child was run over by horses and carriage
in King. near Wentworth-streets YESTERDAY,
but almost miraculously escaped unhurt.
F The bathing house of the Battery affords nm
excellent opportunity to enjoy a sea bath. The
house and baths have been put in thorough
repair.
General ONeil, Of the New York eFenian
Bro; o;herhood. reached the city yesterday, and
ls staying at the Charles ton Hotel. He will
lecture on Irish Liberty, on Monday evening,
at Hibernian Hail.
A petition is In circulation seeking aid and
encouragement from the city for laying the
MoGonegal (wooden) pavement around the
public buildings in Broad and Nee ting streets.
The UNITED STATES Court, JUNE 11-HoN.
oRABLE GEORGE S. BRYAN PREs1DrNa.-ia
Bank's.ptcy.- E. p. Sanders in re J. M.
Timmons. Petition for sale 6f property. Rut-
ledge d Young pro pet. Referred to Regis.
trar. Ex parte 8. r. Chewing. Petition for
final discharge. Referred to the Registrar,
and final hearing to take place before this Court
22d July, 1869. John Hudger was approved OF as
assignee of r. W. Allison, of Laurens. The
United States vs.. six wooden packages of tobac-
co, found at Columbis, 8. c., in the possession
Of the Charlotte Railroad. information for
forfeiture for violation of Internal Revenue
laws. On motion, ordered that writ issue
returnable on the first Monday in July. #
Issue Observation-Disclosures s.. Brother ys. r. M.
Cater. Assumpnt. Simonton & Barker for
plaintiffs; Campbell. Seabrook & Phillips for
defendants.
The court resumed the consi deration of this
case, and adjourned at half past O'Clock un-
til Monday, 14th instant, without concluding
argument.
In Admirohy.-The United States Va. two
hundred and fifty barrels Of molasses.
happening that, after paying the costs and
expt nses that there will S12, ,274 SO. It is
ordered, that the clerk pay Buist & Buist, at
the the, Port, thu ons.half part thereof, to wit:,
tsigned) GEO. s. BaxAr,
District Judge Presiding.
The STATE OoURT-IN THE GENERAL SEs-
s1oNs s-HoN. R. 3. CARPENTER, PRry1prro.-
FRIDAY, JUNE 1.-THE following cases were
disposed Of:
The State vs. Pat Slattery-Malicous tres,
pass. Guilty.
The State vs.. VIM. Curtis-Larcenv r. w.
Seymour, Esq.,, for the defence. Not guilty.
The State vs. John rinston-Larcenv.
Guilty.
The State vs.. Elizabeth Mlddeton-Larceny.
W. J. Whaley, Esq. for the Defence Guilty OF
petty larceny.
The State VS.. Albert Harrison-Larceny.
Henry Dees, Esq. for the defence. Guilty.
The State va. Albert Jenlrns-Larceny. r.
Chisolm, Jr., for the defence. Not guilty.
The Grand Jury made the following returns:
The State VS.. A. McClelland-Assault and
battery. True bill.
The State VS.. Peter Alston--Larceny. True
bill.
The State VS.. L. Smith, =. Williams. and b.
Artope-Larceny. No bill.
The State vs. VIM. Lawrence--Assault and
battery. No bill. se
The State VS.. Charles Cook and WIN. Hesrn
Larceny. True bill.
The State va. Solomon Cuthbert. Geo. Cuth-
bert and Francis Nelson-Larceny. True bill.
The State VS.. e. b. seabsook, John "A. Alston
and Arthur Grimball- Riot. True bill.
The State vs. e. Baynard sesbrook k--Assault
and battery. True bill.
In the Common Pleas.--Ihe petition OF E.
O. Tharin for ssGndGnsus to obtain posses
sio1 OF the Office of Flour Inspector OF the
city was read by4K. @. .Tharin, Esq. The court
refused to grant the rule.
C0NTEDERATg REooaDs.-The Survivors As
ISOLATION, with the view Of collecting and pre-
serving statistics and historical material Of the
war. would be glad to be allowed to make
copies OF any original papers relating TO the
forces fdrnished by South Carolina TO the Com
A>>ASA"so - ~ OA A6vys AuStor COJiHs reports
OF battles or accounts Of individual interest.
These PAPERS win he cAsesnl -s12ss eassss ia ~ ~
the association, and when desired, the origi-
malls will be returned.
They would also be glad TO receive thaa names
and military record Of those who were killed
or died in the service from Charleston Dis
trict, and will furnish blanks for the purpose.
The COMMITTEES on Records will receive any
suoh papers. s( .assIs Is3s 4 ID 6tt
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