The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-26
-AEFIIItS IN THE STATE.
SpaHtanburg.

SpartanburE.
Jesse Hammott. q citizen of Spartanburg
District. who lived in the neighborhood OF
Gov pens ttle-Srouud, died at his residence,
year of is age.
The Benne ttsvle Journal Gays "Ccrn and
cotton is more fourlshing than ever. During
q recent trip to the country We had the pleas
ure OF examining some Of the crops, and we
noticed that the corn and cotton crops Of
Messrs. L. McKinnon and Crawford Easter
props generally are excellent. With these pros
poets in view, we have reason to hope for
=. bountiful harvest"
Anderson.
The. Anderson Intelligencer says s'Two
Holioshead and Lem. Gufin. Of Abbeyille
County. on Friday Inst arrested Mr.. William
/ T. Ohamblee, q. respectable young man Of this
county, charged With the murder Of the negro
night OF the 28'h OF May. The friends of the
cence beyond doubt. he was lodged in Jail,
but will shortly be brought before Judge Orr,
). awho is,now absent, upon writ OF hubeas cor
1oMs. We fdrbear comment upon: this arrest
Z for the present, and also refrain from giving
publicity to the many rurnors connected with
~ !. Tsg "l, Z. York. '
Messrs. Hchlege,miIch, the proprietors, have
commenced operations to reopen the Smith
Gold Mine. on Broad River Three stamps have
been erected. and the prospects for good yield
OF gold are very promising. l'.- tl1 si =.
The YorF vile Enquirer saws "Genuine cot
ton caterRillaIs have been found on the plan
atioR g Mf3Sr James a. LSwry in Chester
pearance. Of these formidable insects ID this
section. Since he above vac in type, a spec.-
men caterpillar has been shown us. which is
LNRhder Parish, twp miles from town. We
Tear specimens are not going to be uncom-
mon. T" r. - '7'
13@iy N. K6rhaw.
Postmaster Gayle on Monday last turned
over the Camden Postofice to his successor,
MIR. Boswell. fi
The Camden Journal intima'es that the en-
rollment Of the militia will begin at on early
Deputy State Constable 81. q. Gray has re-
oeived the appointments of Deputy United
States Marshal and enrolling officer for Ker-
shaw District.
The Camden Journal, abiding to the pro-
perty stolen from that town by Sherman's
bummere, full account Of which has already
s.ama Seen E1ven z; in TEE NETs says We under
oitzens.n I'M. '',
4 sHs''''ja5F erecnviIle.
Rex. Samuel M. Green his purchased from
and -a-half miles from the city, on the Laurens
road, together with residence and one hun
and M
to occupy the place and also intends increas-
ing the capacity OF tie mill.
The Enterprise says ION Monday our City
Council had q meeting to consider the proprie-
ty of subscribing for stock In the Airline
Railroad. on the condition of it's passing
through the place, and We rejoice to announce
that it was determined to subscribe the sum Of
one hundred thousand dollars by the corpora.
tion. The Council went the whole extent of
the limits Of the charter"
t f'ft sumter.
The Sumter News says: eve have taken
pains TO look at The crops Of corn and cotton
that both are looking we'll. The cotton
although yet quite small, looks healthy. and is
doing we'll. The corn presents the best ap-
Are fields within tour miles Of the courthouse,
which will yield not less than thirty bushels
to tire acre with ordinarily good seasons from
this time forward. Rice Is not doing as well
as usual-the month Of June has been too dry
Tor rice, and we must always expect that wheh
cotton lis. doing well, rice will want rain.
enough moisture for rice would.be too much
ter cotton. We have oesn told by several
the first sent US was from the farm Of Joe
Keene, Of stateburg. and fully developed
..,- Abbevillo.
The Abbeville Baoner says (: ~. j. Wright
Robert Small, R. B. Elliot (colored,) with
Crews, (whlte.) W. J. Etter, (colored, being
clerk. and j. A. Crews, (whlte) being messen-
ger, are now in SESSION in''ihe couri house OF
this district as a committee to investigate all
matters pertaining to the last Congressional
election ,the late 8 .natoi ial election, and the
affairs OF Abbevile District generally. Their
1nveatleatlons are carried on with closed doors,
though the matters involved are all OF 8 public
nature. One of the officers OF the court who
had been summoned before the commlttee to
give TESTIMONY, on proposing to enter the
coul t-room afterwards while another was un-
dergol. q examination, was given to UNDER
stand that his company was not wanted. Un-
aey sucia csrcuplst auGes, itis in the ilower Of
this committee to patch up any sort Of O re-
Fort, and to meet the Wishes Of Dr. B. r.
Scott, & vernon. &C., In every respect"
BLXsT AT TRE BLONDES.