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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06

A SHOOTING ScRAPE NEAR HAMBURG
Augusta Chronicle Of yesterday says that q
shooting scrape occurred near Hamburg on
Saturday afternoon between two young men,
John Henry Key, Jr., and Freeman Powell, in
which the former received pistol bab'in his
left ankle, which passed between the bone and
tendons without serious injury, the wounded
man being able to walk about the streets after
the occurrence. The difficulty, as we under
stand it, Is Of rather mysterious nature. the
parties having previously been friendly. Key,
as we learn, had walked down the railroad and
joined company with Powell, when the latter
urged the former to go home with him. Key
declined, when Powell proposed 10 shoot him if
he did not. Key treated the threat with indit-
ference, not believing it uttered in earnest; but
Powell put it in execution, firing three shots,
one OF which took effect as above noted, and
then fed, not affording Key sn opportunity to
recover from his surprise and retaliate. There
are one or two constables in Hamburg at pre-
sent, from Edgefeld Courthouse, who are re-
ported to be in pursuit of Powell for an as
sault made on Woolly, the tax collector, in
which the latter is said to have suffered loss
of two or three tngua dentals from blow in
the mouth.
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The Pilotage Question.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
We had no intention Of euterine into news
paper controversy with the newly appointed
pilots-our end having been answered when
we gave their names 10 the public. The mer-
chants and mariners OF Charleston can readily
discover the sort Of merit and capacity possess
ed by these men If they choose further to in
quire.
We saw cards fro n four OF them in your Jour-
nal Of the I'd instant, which would have been
noticed sooner but for more important engage.
ments.
The first is from Edward Jenkins, colored
man, who very properly heads the list. as his
race is now in the ascendant. We feel very
charitable towards Jenkins, and have no pre-.
judice against him on account OF his color; we
would rather encourage him than otherwise.
He IS civil, aud we honestly believe ia the best
pilot OF the four-so let Jenkins pass.
The next card is from Frederick Fisher. We
retract nothing we said Of this young man" OK
TWENTY-FIVE years. We still regard him as en-
tirely incompetent to discharge the duties Of D
pilot. He attempts to make capital out Of his
youth, but we grieve to say this gives no PROM
ise for the future. His communication com
pels us to say thai from our knowledge of his
mental capacity he is not likely to improve
either by age or experience.
Charles Camps comes Ee1t. AS regards the
degree of liability to be attached TO his many
statements. it is only necessary for US to ask II
he can deny that it was proved in evidence be-
fore the United States Court that he obtained
his license by fraud and Misrepresentation.
and that it was subsequently taken from hm2
Can he deny that it also came out in evidence
that he had purloIned money nom shipmate,
which has never yet been recovered from hum
as far as our knowledge goes?
We have also the testimony OF two response
BILE merchants and retired shipmaster of this
port, that the captain of the brig Hampden
stated in their presence that Camps, when on
board OF their brig as pilot, requested the cap
tain to take command and bring his vessel to,
for the purpose OF being boarded bv the port
physician, AMI that the captain judged him
incompetent to have charge OF his vessel.
The next and last card is from Mr. Henry
Rahtert. Our reply to him is brief. What
vessel was he ever put aboard Of when he was
with the old pilots We know OF but one, and
she was inside the bar and safe enough to be
managed by any 'greenhorn." If we mistake
not he was twice discharged, from two different
boats, for neglect Of duty.
10 conclusion, we say that we have been as
lenient towards these men as the character OF
their publlshe cards would permit us to be,
and discIaming all malice, we design to drop
the subject but if provoked into further Goa.
troversy which We will try to avoid, they will
find we have left many truths untold which it
would be less agreeable for them to hear, than
for us to utter. We are, oLD pHors.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARM WRATHER.-
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light reading for the warm weather. at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the advertise
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and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to US q marvel how he can afford
to send his books by mail over the country,
postpaid, at the rldicuously 'ow prices named.
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CT, LOUD HOT e L.

THIS NEW AND COMMOL IoUs HOUsE, L0OA1
cd corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-sireet.
advantages over ell other houses tor the &C
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one of Atwood's Patent Elevators 10 also amona
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06

A MATcn GAME OF BASE BALL was PLAYED
Saturday afternoon between the Pacific aud
Charleston clubs. on the lot ar the corner OF
Broad and Butledge streets. The Pacific club
was victorious. the score standing thirteen for
the Pacific and three for the Charleston club.
After the game, the defeated Juveniles pre-
scented the ban to the viotors and invited them
to partake of supper, which invitation was
accepted, and the5little fellows had "hieh
old timen
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-06

New SEA ISLAND COTTON. There was re-
ceived on Saturday lass by our factors, four bags
OF the new crop Of South Carolna sea island cot
ton, as follows: One bag grown by Mr.. Ges1ge
MarsteIler, Edisto Island. consigned to W. q.
Courtney b Co. one bag grown By Mr.. Ed
ward Whsley. Edisto, and one groyn by Ian
caster & Howe. Wadmalaw, both consigned to
Fraser & Dill one bag grown on James Island
by George Habepicht, and cousigned to VIM
@, Bee & Co.
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GEORGIA RECRUITS FOB OUBA.-The Ameri-
ous Courier. Of Wednesday, says considerable
bubbub was created in that cltv at noon on
wednesday, By the capture or three would-be
des uders of the Island OF Cuba. 1t is sup
,,osed there were some twenty or more you "
gentlemen in the expedition. bound for the
Florida coast. The parents Oh four OF tne par
t,es telegraphed to that poiot, and the mar
abal sueceeded iu arresting three OF them-the
other escaping by Q dextrous flank movement
Thsy Will be returned to their parents in Ma
con.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER 4 AND s.
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Humlert, A. M. Izlar, Johns Island; ". T.
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Carson, Monck's Corner; g. q. Wright, L. 3
Wright, Beaufort; s. Lakey and wife, William
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Jacobs, Manning, 8. c.; NJ. G. Hall, South Car
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Henry W. Hilard, Georgia; G. W. Shakerrord
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sARns goa TIE NEeRo Mnl1IA.-Deputy Con-
stable Kennedy arrived in Hamburg few days
since, with his quota Of arms for scotes negro
militia st that point. The Augusta Constitu.
aticnalist understands that about forty Winches-
ter rifies-sntsen shooters-have besn dlstri-
buted, and that night drills are now the sensa-
ton among scotts brave woolly-heads,
whom he thinks can be educated to fight
noblyn against the good order and peace Of
the Stata
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: The ARSON CAsE.-Mollie Blewitt, who was
arrested upon the charges OF beating another
woman and putting lighted torch under said
Eomanss house, was acquitted Of the last
and hound over to keep the peace on the
frat charge. Mollie then preferred charges
against . corporal OF one of the companies o.
the garrison here. asserting that he had stab
bed her. The corporal gave security to ap.
pear before the State Court.
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On Saturday last, Coroner Whiting held an in.
quest upon the body of an infant. The mother,
who lives on RutIedge Avenue, testified that
she had overlaid it. and there being nothing to
creatseven suspicion that the infant had
come toits death from any other cause, the
Jury returned verdict OF accidental death.
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= TIE News m THE, COUNTRY. Readers Of
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ANOTHER DEAD BABY.-On Saturday last,
while some children we're playing in cellar Of
. house on the east side Of Coming. between
Wentworth and Beauiam streets, they found q
herring box partially buried. It was broken
open and the corpse Of young babe found.
Coroner Whiting was notified and held an In
quest, the jury returning as verdict that the
death was occasioned from some cause to them
y1n1rnovyn -
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him to jail for contempt of court" What this
contempt was, we do not know. The only
crime that MIR. Smith committed, that we see,
is that he did not take off bis hat until the
court opened. And for this, twenty-four hours
in Jail and $40 fne!l! Mr.. Smith is North
ern man and is highly esteemed by his neigh
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9Dtss8.
NHARL STON HOT E l.,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT-CLAss BOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location and In the business portion OF the
city, renders it the most desirable Ilo<e for either
permanent or transient guests. Ihe accommodations
are hayinG extensive suites "f elegantly
furnished apartments ior fmies AID single GENTLE
men. The proprietor will endeavor 10 maintain the
biah reputation erjoyed by the charleston as
first. class house, and effort S be spared TO de-
serve continuance of the liberal patronage hereto-
fore bestowed upon it.
The best Of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house l. supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Water. of which delightful baths can be bad
either day or night b. b. JACKSON,
Jnlv 13 Proprietor.
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~ BfEAHERs DErAINED.-A heavy northeast
gale having been blowing here for several days,
It hiss caused the detention ofa number Owes
sells, among them the steamship saragossa and
Tillie for New York, Prometheus for Phiiadel-
phia, and Falcon for Baltimore. Quite num-
Der OF sailing vessels are also in the stream
ready for sea. being kept here by this equi.
noctial blow. -.-.-.
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PAINFUL AccpENr.-About nine o'clock Sat-
urday, Mrs. Miles, who is about eighty-sever
years Of age, met with painful accident at the
residence of her relative, a. T. Peake. ESQ.,, on
Rutledge avenue. She was about to seat her
self, but her eyesght being imperfect, she
missed the chair and fell heavily to the floor,
fracturing her leg. DR.. Jenkins was called in
and set the limb. Last night the sufferer was
f1oiuc well.
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DRUG LABE1s.-We desire to call the atten.
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the State 10 the peculiar facilities of THE NEWS
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THE steamer Emile will receive freight this
day and leave for Georgetown at z P. M,
weather permitting.
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@isffQaneons.
NARIsI IAGES AND HARNE s g
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

THe SUBSCRIBER IS HAPPY TO INFORM his
friends aud old customers that he has made arrange
ments with the Celebrated Manufacturing Establish.
ment of Messrs. McLear Kendall for the supply of
VEHICLES Of all descriptions, ana will De ready 10
dispose of the same by the 18th instant at the old
stand Of B. W. Gale No. As, south side OF Wentworth.
street. and by strict attention to busineIs and LOW
PRICES FOR GOOD ARTICLES. to merit the con.
hnuance Of patronage he has received for the past
twenty years. M ID. NAIhAN.
Sept6 mWIS
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e. W. NJ. MAcKEy, sheriff, will sell between
II and 8 O'Clock. at the Courthouse, plantation
in ST. Thomas aud st. Denis.
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THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.-At sunset yesterday
commenced the Jewish Civil year. The festi-
val is called Rosh Ha Shona, and is one Of the
most strictly observed OF all the holy days in
the Jewish Calendar. The year OF the Hebrews
is composed of twelve and occasionally of thir-
teen lunar months, of thirty and twenty-nine
days alternately. The year begins in autumn,
as to the Civil year, and in the spring as to the
Sacred year. The first month of the Sacred
year. the seventh month Of the Civil year, an
swers generally to the moon Of March and
April. The first of the Civil year, which is to
be observed On Monday and Tuesday, includes
the Feast of Trumpets, in obedience to the
command-"In the Seventh month, in the
first day of the month, shall ye have Sabbath,
a memorial of blowing t-umpets, a holy con-
vocation" ALI the synagogues vii be opened
during the two days of the festival, and among
the Hebrews the days will be strictly observed
By total suspension of business and strict at
tention to the religious duties enjoined by the
Rabbis. The New Year also commences the
ten day, Of penitence, the last of which is call
ed the ''Yom Kpur" or day OF atonement.
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Auftioil saIfs.
sHERIFF,S SALE.

SHEhlFFVS SALE.
By virtue of writ Of Fieri Facias, to me directed
and delivered will be sold THIS DAY, the 9Th
day of September next at northeast corner Of the
Courthouse between Ii O'Clock A. NJ and P. II.
AL the right, title and interest Of The defendant in
q PLANTATION, situate In the Parish Of st. Thomas
and st. Dennis and known as "Bull Head" con.
tanning about 641 acres. Bounded southwest and
eastwardly on lands now or late OF Colonel Thomas
screven. west on lands now or late of Alexander
Choven, and North on lands now or late of VIM
Capers
Logan, at the suit Of E. DeTrevile.
Terms cash F. W M NlcKFy
Septic ma q n n
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BUSINESS NOTIOES.

BEAD in another column the advertisement
Of II. 81. Nathan.