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L1aHr RzAp1so ron TIE wAnn WEATHER.
Our friends in the country who de~ire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices. are referred to tho advertise
nent of Mr. O. Q. Fighter. the very enierpris.
Ing and trustworthy Kina-street dealer ID book
and periodicals Oh all kinds. Bis list viii Sc
found TO include something to suit every taste,
and It seems 70 Us marvel how ho can afYord
TO send bis books BY mail over The oountry.
post-pd'd. At tho rIdiouIously low prices nsmei].
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= HOTEL ARRIVALS. AUGUST Al AND a.
Paoaton Hotel. 20. @. Dubose, 81. Stephen j;
A. F. 5bulIy. II. t. Peters. Jr., f. g. Lowe.
Gilbert Hollow, q. a. Neuffsr, NJ. q. Hall,
Daniel Oliver, South Carolina; ". F. Baker, H.
Crane, New York; Il. L. Perrin. South Carolina;
George q wherler. Buffalo, Ner York.
Charleston Rotel.-A. II. Brodo Augusta; A.
81. Kirkland. southern Express; NJ. and Mrs.
i. Il. Clarke. aud 81. f. Hodgson. Camden;
Charles g. Parker. MIohIgan; h. @. Beard,
Columbus; Miss ". 81. Tresoott, South Caro-.
lima; johnson Hagood, South Carolina; 8. r.
Preutoso, wiie and child, Mobile; e. &. Stone,
United States army; II jor King, Oily.
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DR. BRuNs.-The Montgomery Mail says that
DR.. Bruins lecture on Henry Timrod WAS well
calculated to enlist tho most profound atten-
ton. Disooursing Of the life and genius OF
Henry Tinrod, It was naturally expected that
the lecturer would reyel in the sweets Of poesy
and Leautiful imagery; and the expectation
Maa fnlfillnd.n -. - -
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A RooK THRowS AT PoL1oEm.N.-About
nine O'Clock Saturday night policeman arrest
cd negro for violation OF come one OF tho
market regulations. On the way to the Guard.
bouse with his prisoner, lie WAS follow.d by o
large crowd OF negroes, one Of whom threw
atom" weighing about ten pounds, at him,
which, fortunately, did not strike him. There
Waa every indication on the part OF the crowd
to make an attempt to rescue the prisoner.
sut the firmness OF the policeman, who made
two or three OF them feel the se,ght, Of his
baton, deferred them from making the a..
tempt.
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Loss OF THE SCHOONER SELAH 3. SrnoHa.
he schooner selah B. Strong, Captain Nor
ray, which cleared from this port August 4,
with two hnE dred and eleven tons OF phos-
phate rock, for Delaware City. and sailed on
the oh, has. 1t appears by tb folio Slng etate4
ment taken from the Baltimore Sun, OF Fri
day. August 20th, founde rcd at sea:
Tho British bark J. ID. Churchill, which ar
rived at this port yesterday morning, from
Havana. picked up at sea, In an open boat, on
lhe 11th Instant, Captain Murray, officers and
Grew OF tho schooner Selah b. Strong, which
vessel ioundered IN the Guif stream on the
9Th. Ihe schooner was from Charleston,
full cargo VI phosphate. The schooner be.
longed to New York, wiisre 1t ls supposed che
ia lnaured. .'.y, r.---f J.
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A NEaRo Scot AND KnlED.-We learn from
passengers who arrived by the South Carolina
Railroad train yesterday. that on Saturday
near summerville, negro named Jenkins shot
and Killed another negro named Isaao Wright.
jenkins states that he and Wright went out
hunting. aud his trigger caught in q bush and
caused the gun to fire and kill his companion.
II was believed by some that jenkins had mur.
dered Wright in cold blood. and he was ar.
rested. He will be examined to-day.'
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AColDESr TO TIE STEAMSHIP MNNKToNKA.-
The New York Herald, OF Friday. August 20.
says that the steamship ninnotonks, which
proceeded to sea on Wednesday, oollided with
the N. @. bark Rcbccca, in tho North Riyor.
Both vessels received some slight damage.
The NJ. relurnod to her wharf and will sail
whUn repaired.
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WE LEARN that Il. d. Phillips and Il. Rivers.
who were committed to, the Chatham County
Jail, Georgia, some time ago. on suspicion OF
having murdered Captain Heyward, OF South
Carolina, about tn. frst Of March, 1857, aud
who wore taken to Beaufort. Soath Carolina,
for trial. have boen tried by mixed jury and
honorabIy acquitted. Leroy Williams for the
prosecution; Il. J. Davanl & Son For tho de-
fonce.
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BURaLARY.-Saturdav night the. kitchen on
the premises or Mr. McKune. No. Friend
'street, was burglariously entered and number
OF articles stolen. officer Levy arrested
colored girl living on the premises on sus-
picion, rEr p,
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The ,AuauaTA E1rRsss RoBsERx.-A pre-
lmia ~ examii alton OF ". O. Haigrove,
charged with roblNog the Southern Express OF
nearly 5000. took place IN Augusta on satur-
day. Bland turned States evidence, and con.
iessed that Hargrove stole the money and eayo
him {Bland) $144 as his 8 haze OF the spoiis.
The Express messenger was asleep. aud the
Keys OF the safe wore taken from his pocket BY
Hargrovo aud put back when the job was done.
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THa STEAMER HENaY BURDEN, which,
through some misunderstanding on the part
OF her captain, passed the health bat at quar-
antine without receiving visitation from the
Health Officer, has been placed under charge
OF revenue cutter until Ler officers appear to
answer the charge of violating the quarantine
lava. - :
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lNsPEcroR- GENERAL OF TMBRn AND LUX.
BER.-Daddy Calu wants to know what is the
mltter now? is there any more offices to be
hlledf Why, yes; there ia general somebody
t, be made, by which the poor people will have
to pay more taxes. OH this City Council o,
Ours is delightful snuff fbox-eyerybody may
snee1e who can get PINCH"
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NEw RIoF.-Tho first receipt OF now. Louisi-
ANA, consisting of I've barrels. has been received
at New Orleans, and sod at 10 oents per pound.
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State aourrtisrl.llllfnt |. b
ExECUTivE DEPARTMEsT.
Ct 90 % S /.

COLUMBIA. o., auuust IL 1859. I
NO ICE s.. b ,HEBY GIVEN THAr,THIs OF.
FICE s now organized, III accordance with the law
creating the same and ts ready to proceed 10 si.
nes, In the purchase OF lands the interests OF tho
Stale gill be carefully UsrJre II is the de,ire of
the Commissioners to purchase none other than ao;d
and at such prices ~ tue same lands wouIJ be sold
TO pr y.te indy duals, Arranaemeots have been
made by which The Bonds autho, ,ized to be 1ssued
fol ths pgrch .se OF lands VIII oe converted to cur
rency: anu lands 30 purchased viii DO paid for in
currency. The commisSoner inyites, all parties
lug tos hem. apd Silliug to take ma,tef prices
70 forward their propossls Gvinee . DESCRIPTION OF
the lands for sale, teir locality quality and adApt
i6n TO the prpduotiouof cotton corn spd eaips GEM
with Wow to the 90 @rnenot meot Of asaots-
tons for t M ths sale q ssid sI land, s tate
s ! ~! s ~ T. ~ ~, isn 'ls O., p LIE Lie. ~
Aasuastis : infsfS Land oQn,Eis.,pnsEa :
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.CnuMBs. Several parties who we're reported
for keeping hogs in violation OF the city ordi-
nance, were lightly fued by the Mayor satur-
day.
The Mayor, Saturday, imposed fne of ten
dollars upon man for selling liquor without
o license. '" ~ A
Daddy Cain sneers at the idea uf Alderman
7. j. Hackev being the next Mayor.
The Savannah Advertiser says: "Af.er our
recent visit to Charleston, city disgrsoed by
her municipal government. but deserving great
honor for her clean, well paved streets and am
pie CROSSINGS IL is hard to reconcile ourselves
to the slouchy highways OF Savannah, with
their depths OF sand and dust.' a-t
The missionary Record was struck with
the firm determination OF tho authorities. on
last week, TO give the enemies OF the govern.
ment and the GeorRians to understand that
this city Ia able to make itself respected by all
classes. whether slrangers or home cilizens.p p
a horse attached to street watering Cart
was sunstruck Saturday afternoon and fell
Dexter horse bonnet. --.'ar.,s s-tr ~
There will be q meeting Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic tonight FOR the purpose Of
electing an adjutant, vice Sohn+ Wingate, re-
signed.
The Legal Debating SocIety meets THE eve
ming, at hal-past eight O'Clock. .
The Rev Bishop sW,ghtman was present at
a district conference held in Salisbury, N. o.,
August Goth. ss2h5 'y2i r esS';t Ss..t :t'1R sfi
The Right Rev. Bishop Lynch, Of Charles-
ton. 8. c.. was to preach at 81 Peters, sarai O.
90 New York yesterday. .:.:, ~ Ic. "a
Henderson johnson, colored, Was arrested 10
Augusta on SHnfdsy. for steaiing,a set OF
harness tro n Mr.. Grsge OF this Btste. Il, isa
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Mr. j. MApaEs begs to inform his friends
and customers that he has reopen d bis to-
baoco houso. at No. 81A King.s.rees, corner
Society, where he will be happy TO see them.
August al as
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a HNr FOR Dull TMEs-Take advantage
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hay-
ing your Job Printing neatly, e1peditiously
aud cheaply done at TEE NEWS Fob ONCE, No.
149 East Bay:. x: .sgG-u
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New CorfoN.-Two additional bales Of new
cotton. OF Georgia growth, were received here
on Saturday from Auguats, by Messrs. Pelser,
Rodgers & Co.. weighing respectively SOS and
877 pouads. classed middling, and sold at S5A
cents per pound. h era :,
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oHEAP ADVERTISING.

Tue CHARLESTON NEws, tho circulation OF
which is aL.uY .n... -. argo ae that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, ia the
bt, advertising medium for all business mep.
For person, who want situ .tions or servants;
nho want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who muliS or VINO otter hoard and iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value.
TnE News has no equal; aud in order that all:
classes may hayo their wants supplied. we have
adopted the following scale Of cHn.' DIVER
TfsRMBNTs, payment FOR which must Tiably
'be made tohen Rte order is gtuei:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
offered TO clerks, governessea, tutors, work.
'Eno1, msohn,.Ue, nvtA.~ Tant5, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; aetices lost or found; houses shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or 10 let, ar miscella-
.neous wants OF all kinds.
For each Insertion OF advertisements OF tue
classes specified: s. & rrstt
Not exceeding THrER LINES or ~ words. .25 cents
Z" Foun LINES or 80 words.....40
Five LINES or 30 words......se ~ Z
All Advertisements 10 be inserted at these
xates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS office BY Q P. NJ. -
Range g g tnslSsss S;sss.' s.sr . = E'eo "ew'
pa. u a:.s s!s::::z Z Pm. 9 e: y:
.Fr.d.ys:::::::: 2 aa p eI| 81 So
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Auctionl s.les This Day.

Knox. DAILY q Go. will sen at 10 o'clock, al
thoir store, millinery, hardware, go.
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sUsIs Ess Z No'r,.,.1oas.

& FnrHcH CAIy sHoEs, John oo@mina.. No,
'1s1 heetins-streets offers three csses Mems
French Calf Shoes at . Rreas sacrifice rom
q 2tD to o. per. pair. Sold Of retail. S~risSi.
August Il thm4
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TuE BAnswRLL sEsT1HEL.

MERoaANTs, FAoTOBs AND BUSINESS hBN
Will and II TO their interoet to advertise the sEN
11NEL L has been pub ishei fn that Ia 10 and pop
ulons Oou 'ty for peycueen years. sud bss circui.
tlon Unsurpassed by any country pap,r i the Sta,e
Terms liberal address E. A. BRONSON, Pro-
prietor. Blackvile,. sc. l., y : =,
August 23 s..,, ,s.. ~ limo
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PEA al -denela al Hagood is stopping a
the Charleston Hotel.
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LOCAL MA;TITERS.
Meetings This pay.

~ -: t>y - Elt
Friendshp lodge, at 8 p NJ = 4 rs
Hook and Ladder oompaeg. No. q at 8 P. M.
Washington Fire Company; az faP. al.
Washington Artillery Friendly Society, at 8
p NJ -
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TIE HUMBOLDT Festival. -This festival will
DO ceiebrated IN grand style by the Cinclnuati
Germans. There will be procession OF ye-
hioles containing Roddesses OF liberty, and
other young ladies' In white. to move through
the city. and to the Union Bsse Ball Grounds.
where the festival is to be held. bust OF
Humboldt will be erected On the grounds. dec
grated with foHery wreaths and crowned WITH
laureileavos. All the soc,e,ies participating in
the celebration will atng in concert and there
Will be several speeches delivered, both in
English and Gelman.,.
Active PREPARATIONS are making in New York
Tor the celebration IL the centenary birthday
OF Alexander vou Humboldt, the renowned
naturalist. The principal feature OF tho cole
bratlon will be the unveiling OF the Humboldt
bust IN Central Park.
The day will also be duly celebrated in all
the principal cities and towns ,u the COUNTRY.
at Philadelphia monument will be unveiled
IN Fairmont Park, and another ut Pitts, urs
in Allegheny Park. In Detroit the Cosmos
Society will be lnaugurated. .anl in Boston a
sitpendtuns for worthy students of natural tis-
tory will be founded. AT Newark, N. j., the
day will be celebrated in aid OF tho German
Hospital At st. Louis the erection OF an OBJ
serva.ory proposed by ar. Tico. and the pro-
tect will probably be carried out. From Mil
waukee we hear that committee, appointed
for tnat purpose. has submitted plnn for es-
tablishing Humboldt institute. 4,
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SAD CASE OF DROWNING Yesterday aflor.
noon several little sboysswent in bsth,ngat the
Greioae. in frohttoi Fort ,Rioultrie.3 Among
them were stw9a solbSof III. Junisbluth. who
lives at the corner Of Wentworth and Meeting
streets. The elder OF the two got into hole.
His brother went to his assistance, and was
taken by ths, pdeStdTs sbeyond his depth and
drowned betots asslst ts4oe ,Soald be5 sita1oc:
The elder one was rescued when In on .e1-
hAusted Sodditon. s The body 81 the fiitle iel.
low was not recoyere1.a?. :vaiah.I y,
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THE uArs wan rNpEp-ALL oUrEr,

WOIuB. (
THE EAIB wAn HNpEp-ALL QUIET.
The last great sensa ION in these parts has
blissiul assurance Of peace. Tho. great match
OF the Baso Dail ,L,uus OF Savannah and
Charleston has passed INTO the region OF cby-
nUos tSe .sha%o % wiped ped our, which % elonded t tno
faces Of our good citlzons. WeEare heartily
glad that this affair has passed off In 20 cheor-
ful manner, WITH tho regret. however, that
our good friends OF THR DAILY NEWS should
have worked themselves up INTO auoh storm
OF mrnth, because OF our article on the expres-
sious OF o number OF meu from Augusta. who
were on their way returning from thus city on
hatred OF the negroes Of South Carolina.
They indicated that they were rol1dies,
and we characterz, ! them as such, no.
cause thoy said that they cama to Cha lcston for
thelr places. We SAID not mord about the
base bali players, nor did we allude to item at
all; but the man in Inc NEWS Office wis doubt
less laboring under the effs.crs OF the late
cciipsr, or else had bccn IN tho nelco on Sntur-
day night, and bad feit the ELECTS OF that co.
tainm"nt. at tue coIner ot Calhoun aud Klug
streets: No one. unless they are Intensely blind
to to truth, or burning vih negro hate. could
ing as that given by IHK NEWS. We are at o
loss to understand how that paper can,
with suoh cool affrontery, brand us with
drawing reasonnbe deductions therefrom.
We fenr that The NEWS was over anxious
to get mp. row on somebody. Well,
We can only reitsrats our former assertion,
that the 5outh Carolina negro IL so much like
South Carvhna white mon that they will not
not Yield their rights lightly. Virginia negroes
are not deficient III that; either, and will not
yield ther right to write and speak their senti.
ments on all questions 6f pubic Importance.
W congratulate our citizens oni tho present
peaceful state OF sffsirs, and assure them that
4 is IN consequence Of tho peaoeable disposi-
ton OF The people. There lever WAS any IN
tention on tho .Part Of the coIored people to
createsa riot; they are moro ,ntent on obtain
ipg work: Now that all Ia over, aud The News
is IN q happy mood AGAIN, we say to our
friends, "Let us have pesoe.' a.,
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A DlsoRDERIY CRowD. = Thrss colored men,
named respectively I'd Z Huger, Wm. Huger
and Thopdas Rowland, were arraigned before
the Mayor Saturday, for dtsorderly yscoaduet. It
appeared from the testimony that one OF them
seized a.knifo and ran after the other two; one
OF whom had plcfed up. a brick. .Iu running
he struck his head against the corner Of q
building. and ssore that ho had been struck
with brick, The MaSor imposed; "a fine Of Is
upohseseh one. ssssssst!,las 81 go $500.
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iEs1 1ABL1sanD,ls.s,
THE MARION oEescENr.
MARION, 8. G.
PUBL1sHED wKKKLY By
s. E. NcXILLAN, Proprietor,

TBR oREsnHNT. BEING TaB PURoHAsHR
and successor Of The old distrio. papcr Is the Oldest
journal In the cas- ern part. OF the state
The Crescent Is the official wiser of Maroon
County. ~
Tho Crescent has large and gro~iug cieculs hon
among the bet people OF the Peedee Country
. Tho Crescent is the best advertising medium In
th hs eecuoD.
Away: address CRRSoHNT,
August 10 1mo Marion q a
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TIE BIAoRn0AM.
A woulA-bo Riotor Backs Down-Tho
Missionary Record Prays for Poaoo.

Cain is now more moderate than he was be-
fore he had occular demonstration OF the fact
that there are still some white men in Charles
ton. The lesson has had its effect, and, In
the Missionary Record Of Saturday, Cain
whines out an excuse and apology in these
words r. -.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR d CO.,
Nos. a37 and aas Bait

ARMSTRONG;, GATOR q CO.,
Nos as1 and aas Baltimore-street,
BAL LTIMO IRE,
IMPORTERS AID JOBBgRS OF
BOENET AND TRIM nING nIBRoNs,
VELVET AND SASH RI.BoNs.
Bonnet Silks, SatIns and yevNts Illusions, Blonds,
Laces. huches, Nets and Grapes,
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEA THERE
Straw Bonncts and Ladios' Hats,
Trimmed and Untrimmed.
SIX. vELysr AND FELT BoNNKrs AND HATS,
SUED0WNS AND SHAKER HOODS.
THa LARGEST STOCK cF MILLINERY aooDe
IN THIS COUNTRY. and unequailcd 10 choice
vsriesy witch offer at prices that will defy com,
petition. ia .!.
aSoRDRRs so iIorrHD. limo August Is
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BssonAAaED.--We- have alses3y- mentioned
the Arrest OF Q negro named Stephen Jones.
t'r stealing IS. He sas arralgued before Jus.
t1ce Mackey on Saturday. Stephen stated that
the man from; Wl.cm It was said he had stolen
the money had any number OF wives. who were
always Quarrelhng. and he was Of. the opinion
tnat one OF them had stolen tte money. There
was no evidence whatever 10 establish the pui,t
OF the accused. and he was discharged.
stephen was one OF the negroes who stole
$500 from Mr. Fleming, on King g-street, sbout
two years ago. -.
Boat RAoIHo.-In speakl OF the late boat
race here 5otWeen the Blaeks make aud O-iole
the Slvaonah a yertiser Gays tho time m ado
by them will compare very favorably with that
OF our crack fcur-oared boats, ard we think
our Charleston friends oan we'll afford to give
us trial with thom at aquatic akill. When
the Oarolinas visit our Jlty, We must get ND q
boat race for their benefit. II we're oerts nly
impossible to gugResk TOO many amusements
If We would hope 10 equal the, houorsy WITH
which they recently loaded the. representatives
Ct Savannah" e,
Tn ORAIe RppBpay 81 AuousrA.- In July
last the Office OF Mr.. John Craig, broker, IN
Augusta. was robbed Of i package ,onta,oine
5000 In greenboeks. Several persons were sus.
pec,ed, but no lDoriminating evidence was
brought TO light. Two colored boys, named
johnson and Boyer,f weru known to have been
spending money very freely last week and were
watched. The suspicion aganst them bee 4the ne
strong, and ;on sThursday night they were ;afs'
rested. .Ulstmatsay Me tuo.boys confessed the
robbery, and t2lo0 vas recovered, sle1o being
hidden In matlrcss.
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). scHLEpEankLL.
3 No: 81 LINES7REET
BETWEEN KING AID sr. PHILIP 7,

LgMBER oFyEvRaY DasoRrprtos AN,
iNa afas raiTfs r4TfsiSh o ns ieS III
ilto ifiRO0vE AND. TONGUE BvAR1s, sc,, cop
sttnty on baud at the fownst msFfei pricea. sss ~
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THs LATE Vrsrr OF TIE SAVANNAH CLuB.--
1n an editorial" headed ''The peace OF the
,oity," Dady Gain asserts that there woulI have
been no riot op The previous visit of the savau-
nab Club "had not q white man, solder.
struck the hrst blow, and that On an uniofssnd.
ing colored citizen. The whole mass Of coiored
g! citizens had Determined that when the club
yisited this city again. ralher than bear the
blame aEa,In Of creating . riot, they would
stay away from the play. aud deprive their
enemies OF the prete ce OF riot on their part;
hence several companies. who were to parade,
went 70 the woods, leaving no means in the
hands OF bad men TO imply that they paraded
IN the streets TO, insult the Georefans. We
believe that 1t WAS determined by both whites
anJ.bla"ks that such a disgrace should not 90
cur again in this city. All tho colored pc pile
want u equal justice and fair play. Give that
We ask NO moro"
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THE. DAILY NEWS.

rsarssst circui"sion.--7HB DAILr NEWS
SElH0 TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
CO6NIzRD as HA ZINC 1HB LARGEST CIR
cULATI0N IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHhs 7Hs LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
ING IN The ,PoSroFf1os AT rHR END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoYIS-
IONS oFyTHB NEW P0ST0Fr7GE LAW
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-23

TIE HABsAs ConpUs CAsE.-The adjourned
ha6eas corpus osse OF Charlie HARRISON al,as
Jaoobs. EsG.c, charged With having shot ana
kill.d Jnnes seabrook. negro, Of Or. vArdel's
farm, shot dlstancs from this city. was
called before Recorder Prngls Ii Il oc,oof
Saturday. ,,ht' tassn ia;s, rl,5s
Mr.. Walker, prisoners counsel read ssys-
raj ahidsvl,s. sho sin8 that the deceased Wa
ermlnslly iniimAse with tho prisoners wife. !.
and that the prisoner caught deceased ip tEs
house on the Friday night seforo he was
killel. a-s;j6: ~, 81 5fp.liI5,.
After the reading, OF .ibs sfidsyits, ), the. Re-
corder asked how much bail the p-,soner could
sNo' ~ Ia7sss i;sS-, hoy tss,li, i
MIR. Walker replied that there we're soye-
ral o'lorod men WHO we're ylillpg 70 I, be,
come security for him. :, ~
= Yhe Recorder. then announced that he wou,d
release the priso6er Hhs cohld' furnish s3Ooo
secpfity. Three colored men offered to eiya
'aye hundfcas dollars ea.h, and Z t6dfth s,s
shortly aftef presented, and the prisoner ~ nas =
released to sppear for Trial before the State
Court.