The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05
ALL ABOUT THE STATE.
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The Spartan says '0nr town was filed on
Monday with onr friends from the country.
magistrates seemed to bo kept busy In making os
aFs ieE a s eSs see or wa in
mcnts he had to orerin tic way OF Of real csatc.n
The Crops.
The Spartanhurg Spartan says: ave are glad
better than was expected. II IL hOncd that
enough Will he crihhcd 10 supply our wants with
out Out foreign Importation: Cotton is turning out
wei from the gin, hut very scaniiy from the
field. From all we can learn, we fear that half
is too large fraction TO Indicate our cotton cropD
Snics-Dayc in Newbcrry.
The Ncwbcrry Herald says: s'Thcrc were
more people in town on Monday than man OF
moderate muscle ana energy could shake q stick
at; the courthouse square was crowded, and all
the streets radiaiing to that common ccnir re were
fun of humanity, common and otherwise. The
dark clciGcnt were largely and strongly rcprcscn-
ell, some with Sticks, some with guns, uhcy never
WISH The metropolis without an old mlIsEct rifle
or sngc-barrc sloi gun,) and all with mere or
less Iaoncy, whie!, was laid on, prodigally Trade
was high, and the Elrrca.itic persuasion in full
| feather and good odor.''
Survivors; Associations.
a Survivors Association for Sparianburg Dis.
,rici WAS formed on Monday. The lollowin.
Jos. Walker. j. Hanks I.yslc, and r. j. Moore vice
presidents; II. II. Thomson, secretary; T.. H. I,obo
II WAS resolved that ..lly ucysnn who has hecn
an officer or soldier in tc Confederate army and
ionorably discharged liicrccrom, may heco.nc 4
mcmhcr oT tliS association Icy enrolling his maine
one dollar:
The following gentlemen were appointed ,ic;c.
gales 10 attend Il convention Ia he hC!,, In Charles
ton TN The lsih OF November next: j. H. Evins
!; H., H. hinssinsan,c T. Fleming, r. M".;'
Earle i'o!nar. i. 4. Wiisni.h, }. Banks I.y,c, Wm
Choice.
Ju6g. err.
AT meeting oi the Bar held ai Ncwberry Court
house. ON Octr,cI -, Tie following were Iln,.. cd
RrS0i;cti, That lie liar ui Ncwbcrry tender TO
his Honor, Judge Orr. their sincere ihani:s for
holding, at their request, tile special term OF tile
Court OF Co:ninnn Pleas for this county, which is
now drawing TO u close
RcSO!ret, Thai ilc manner in which he has dig
charged the intinrio,li duties which thus devolycd
iilnn him, In dsposinG or the vast accunlula; ion
case; o! great magnitude aud Importance, enti
les MIN 10 our highest praise rs ian able, ilpHr-
ihc a,tnir.ltiun and esteem 0f our prDplc.
ReS0ired, That the patience and court csyt which
nave characterized his conduct on The bench has
made his administration of justice and his inter
course with the Ear ana community OF the mos,
agreeable nn,l pleasant character. '.-.:@
Msoirrtt, THAT our brother, Colonel S. Fair, bo
requested To present the ahovc resolutions To his
iioiioF III open court and that they he published
IN Tie newspapers.
Lynch Lnyy.
Thu Sumter News, auiing TO the recent burn.
ing al the store OF MI. ID. q. Robinson in that
county, says: "Wc are panied TO hear tIiat Two
similar occurrences have iakcn place, one nj the
m.
Tihdnil These acts were committed by party Of
men in disguise, and are supposed 10 be Il reir
DlitiOn Tor TIC habitunl purchase OF seed col on
from persons mol authorized 10 sell IT, The pro-
vocation Is great; the farmer has hecn robbed Of
Tie iritls Of his TOLL of that upon which lr rolled
lor the support of his family, and 10 pay for sup
plies, perhaps. furnished 10 the thieves them.
selves; To pay his taxes for the support OF u gov
crnnicnt that fails tn protect him-or To save tl,c
r.inhllit Oi MS property from sacrifice at shcr.
li s:e--whllc line stolen crop Is SOLD somewhere
10 men WHO mus, know that IL IL stolen. We do
~ Ilns -. I,A.,
EiroyrI with being cngn9ch In this Infamous tr.if
iic. We know Eoihing about II. But there arc
men WHO Keep tEcir stores open all night for the
reception OF seed cotton, AMI Il great deal OF
COTTON has been stolen from the ie,t!s"
The Fire Ficnd.
The Edgeneh Advertiser says: .On Wednesday
night 2ith ultno, the gin house of Mrs. trcqory
near Ricinrds0nviilc, WAS dc.ii roycd by fire. will
q loss or i've bales Of cotton. Late ON Monday
afternoon last, shortly after the hands had dcljv.
cred and stored tlcir days picking the gin house
covered TO he on fire. 10 was totally consumed,
anu with 1t, sixty bales 0f COTTON. On the same
evening, few hours later, however the gin
c moiSc OF hir. Charlie Mathis living a mile below
lnc rlnc llolac, was also discovered o he burn.
ilS. u was destroyed, with sixteen bales Of cot.
.ol. Ihcsc plantations are about three miles
nlari. Sotling Is known as regards the origin OF
tue nrcs, hut the striking coincidence Of two
mughpnriG gii houses hclng burned on the same
incenllnry." " " '''e
The darlington Democrat SAYS: "Tbc barn M
& mr. w. IT, Gee, containing SIX thousand pounds OF
fodder and about two hundred bushels of chnic"
cottGn seed was destroyed 10y lire early In tl,c
evening of TIE 30th ut. The FIRE was uudount cniv
Tie WORK OF inctndiarlee.r