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

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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.
solomons Lodge, at 8 P. III.
st. Andrews Society, at 6 P. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
Charleston Mechanic Society, at P. M.
Mechanics Union, No. 1, at P. NJ:
Charleston Riae Club. at P. N.
Auction Sales This Day.
E. W. NJ. MAoKEY. sheriff, will sell between
II and O'Clock, at the Courthouse, plantatio,
in st. Thomas and st. Denis.
THR News IN THE CoUNTRY-Readers O
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thc0 subscription, to our publication Office.
a MOTHER ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HER BABE
On Saturday last, Coroner Whiting held an in
quest upon the body of ON infant. The mother
who lives on Rutledge Avenue, testified tina
she had overlaid it. and there being nothing t.
create even suspicion that the infant hat
come to its death from any other cause, tn,
jury returned a verdict OF accidental death.
STEAMERS DErAlNED.-A heavy northeas,
gale having been blowing hero for several DAYS
lt has caused the detention OF number OF yea.
sells, among them the Steamship Sara gossa and
Tilie for New York, Prometheus for Philadel
phia, and Falcon for Baltimore. Quite mum.
Der OF sailing vessels arc also in the stream
ready for sea. being kept here by this equi
noctial blow.
ANOTHER DEAD BABY.-On Saturday last
while some children were playing in cellar OF
a house on the east side OF Coming. between
wentworth and Beauiain streets, they found O
herring box partially buried. It was broken
open and tha corpse OF a young babe found.
Coroner Whiting was notified und held an in.
quest, the jury returning as verdict that the
death was occasioned from some cause to them
unknown.
PAINFUL AcCDENT.-About nine O'clock Sat
urday, Mrs. Miles, who is about eighty-seyen
years OF age met with a painful accident at the
residence OF her relative, n. I. Peake. ESQ.,, on
Rutledge avenue. She was about to sent her
self, but her eyesight being imperfect, she
missed tho chair and fell heavily to the floor.
Hacturing her leg. DR.. jenkins was called in
and set the limb. Last night the sufferer wa 8
doing we'll.
The ARSON CAsE.-MolHe Blewitt, who was
arrested upon the charges of beating another
woman and putting lighted torch under said
womsn's house, was acquitted OF the last
and bound over to keep the peace on the
first Charge Mollie then preferred charges
against corporal OF one OF the companies OF
the garrison here, asserting that ho had stab
bed her. The corporal gave security to ap-
pear before the State Coult, rg
Arms foR THE NEaRo HILiIIA.-Dsputy Con.
stable Kennedy arrived In Hamburg few days
since. with his quota Of arms for scott's negro
militia ut that point. Tho Augusta Constitu-
tionAlist understands that about forty Winches-
ter rifes-eixtaen shooters-haye been distri-
buted, and that night drills are now the sensa-
;tion among scotts bravo woolly-heads,
whom he thinks can be educated to Eight
nobly" against the good order and peace Of
the State.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL Was played
Saturday afternoon between the Pacific and
Charleston clubs, on tho lot at the corner OF
Broad and Rutledge streets. The Pacific club
was victorious, the score standing thirteen for
the Pacif and three for tho Charleston club,
After the game, the defeated juveniles pre-
sented the ball to The victors, and invited them
TO partake OF Q supper, which invitation was
accepted, and the little fellows had "hieh
old time" I'd
NKw SEA ISLAND CorroH. There was rs.
ceived on Saturday last by our factors, four baas
of the new crop OF south Carolina sea leland cot
ton. a. follows: One bag grown by Mr. aeuige
Marsseller, Edlsto Island. consigned to W. u.
Courtney & Co, one bag grown by Mr.. Ed.
ward WhaIey, Edlst0, and one grown by Lam
caster d Howe. Wadnslaw, both consigned to
Fraser d Dill ono baa grown on James Island
oy George Habsnicht. and conaisned TO Vim.
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GEORGIA REonufrs yoA CusA.-The Amsti.
Gus Coprler, OF Wednesday, says considerable
hubbub was created In that city at noon on
Wednesday, BY the capture OF throsaF Fonld-bo
dsf udars OF the Islsnd Of Cuba. Il Ia SUD.
posed there were some twenty or more young
gentlemen IN the expeditioo, bound for Tho
Florida coast. The parents Of four Of the par.
tlos toiegraphed to that -poiot, and the mar.
;shai succeeded 10 arresang three Of them the
cothsr escapins b dextrous aank rnoyament.
They will b rstnrusd 70 Their parents ip Ma
.;se. ses.l. '.s,s5as III. .1,5.