The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

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Rev. D. Mcneil Turner. D. D.: OF Abbevllle,.
has heenoeleetsdyky che board o.. srrsss,Iessr rs
PRECEDENT or the Lancashire FemAe OoAege,
in place OF ar. Price; rea gued.:A
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'v s.,snes of : thuoder storm, . noble oak in
iabtpinf md SoYSpiSteiy @ s6aftefed A stump
tcn8N IN tsiehpsssll thatTepuaae Of 2 barge
tree sixty or sixty feet high. FRAGMENTS were
thloys Is DISTANCE 1 4 many many yards seme Of
NNov vlaNsasfeEtA.
h.1 land d01 Containing Sl Sne hundred acres, was
.Mssgs s |sS Ss59 ssloS 8 'es setA se sssss'e's
The LedgarssJs; t'Fhs eNps4se represents
ed ~ doing Iery, we'll, Balm ia needle, a every
RHs% e s SSsy 81; tss rsfsHs ssai
t66iRoperal complaint to some extent and re-
11sua1 xetstim of srefy ErsaYef3 f3Ianeiki..He
we're shovu on last saturday stalk OF cotton
Containing thirty five gu51n 6ols and about
~pne hundred squares ana small bolls.
csc . 0fSngebury4 so's'ie.< ~
The following sales arc Yepogtsd in Orange
bure on Saturday Two hundred and twenty.
.AvsgWes tRoqght.t 800 csse StSe hnaeren aeo
seventy. Ave acres brought $500 cash; one lot ~
town, NTH trame house unfinished. one hall
cssh. balance in one year, brrnkht @aS60 The
following were sold for pe-thirteSsh balance
in one year SeyeLty.two acres near the town,
5000; four acres near the town, $12c; one acre
near The etows, SO. :.
Tie Otangeburg News says: For more than
-sweek past We have been having supersbun-
dance Of rain; too much for the. good OF; our
fSrmers. Day before yesterday, hovevers the
Weatker cl6sfed up, SO the Rl1,hctHon OF
thSse whose fodder needed pulling, and now
sXSerStody Ii. ia 1.-The corn Geld fagaiD.- The
rains, hSif they continued much longer, would
have injured the cotton crop very msterlaiy'
ssabsys bot few more days like the last two
win set things all right again"
Barnwen. :..r, :
The Sentinel says: s.Fron all parts oithe
district We learn that the crops are IN affair
wAy. and that the recent rains have been gene
.ia 4 ecronsr,n iuquest. 10 the case Of Miss Mary
Lard. has rendered q verdict that the deceased
came to her death BY an overdose OF some
Gpiate, and e1onerated from al blame al par
tics concerned.
ia siJGdrnsi.hss the following: I'VE learn
: ahst the rust has made its appearance upon the
cotton in some parts OF Barnwel County. II
this should become general the crop will be>
materially shortened. It has bsen aready IL
jmedb byltfa protrseted drought. and this ad.
ditiopal misfortune would cut it of still more"
The following sales took place at Blackville
on sales-dsy: Two hundred acres OF land, be:
longing to j. Il. Harley, YVES sold TOR $40. and
purchased by r. 9. barley. One honse and Lot
in the town Of Bamberg, known as the property
Of !. g. Crimes. was purchased BY joseph 1.
Skpner, ,:for $3.50. A han lot in Alken. q by
ley, was purchased by q. Steadrnan. for The
sum Of 26. Erred. ]. Smith. assignee OF j. j.
tBrsbiiam, sold 921 acres Of land, belonging to
z. 81. R,ce and others, for $250, purchased by
them Of @. B. Bruster. .,,....
Abbevtlle.
An portions OF Abbsville District have been
favored with refreshing rains, which have re-
yiyed the crops generally. The crops OF cot
ton and corn both will be less th1n an ayera:. %
one.
the,postefice ct Able willie village. after recon-
poitering the ground, and finding that salary
Of twenty dollars per month would be no in.
ducement, thought proper to decline, and
Ths mas Williamson, "a fee person of color,
has been appointed.
The Banner SAYS: can unusually large
crowd. composed mostly of negroes, assembled
In this village on Monday. There is good rea-
son for the belief that special efforts, had been
made By certain parties TO secure this result.
As the season was very favorable for work 10
the cotton fields, the planters were very an1i-
iops tbAt the opp 'rtunity should DO improved
for the benefit Of Il growing crop. The reply
made by the pe2Io,e generally was that they
were obliged to go to the Courthouse to see
about matters As an evidence OF concerted
action, the fact may be stated that as many as
sixty IN body passed tho residence OF o citi-
zen on the outskirts Of the village, marching
in double file, under the command Of leader
q good many IT whom were al med with guns.
Their expectation was, as has been ascertained.
that arms would be given out to them. and that
they would be organized as companies upon
the occurrence Of certain contingencies. Se-
rious threats had been uttered by pumber OF
them, and apprehensiops were entertained
Stat trouble would ebsuc. The result did not
confirm expectations. "a moro quiet or orderly
crowd has never baep seen III this village. At
xh, early hour OF the day those who bad been In
strumental In promoting excitement among the
negroes we're gtvpnto understand that in the
strict accountability: The town council ordered
the smsrshal- to keep the sidewalks cleared
This timely precaution obviated the difficulties
which might have arisen from the insolence Of
the Negroes they having, on previous occa-
sions. manifested disposition to block up the
sidewalks, 70 as to compel the citizens to turn
into the broad street in order to walk through
the village"